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street, $ former employee of the with low tomperatorea la latoriart The SoropUmfat Oub wiU have Sunday school teachers of Con­ garage. 8,988 cordia Lutheran church will hold Pilot of the Skyways Thursday tair with little change Ita flrat dinner-meeting ot the Don Vvas pleased to meet his old Member ot the Audit their monthly meeting this even­ Local Aviator Spent In tempera tuf a. About Town seaaon Friday evening, October employee and In talking to him WANTED Bureau of Circulatlona 13, at 6:30 at the home o f Mra. ing at eight o'clock. learned that In the Intervening FIRST CLASS PA PE R Ch'arlea F, Sumner of Bolton. One years George had gotten himself Manche$ter~—A CUy o f Vittago Charm ; CtAm o f Byron road w m HANGER AND PAINTER ohalrman of tha newly of the groups of the Bolton Con­ M ra Francis Dancosse, Sr., of 1,600 Hours in Air a commission in the A. A. F „ first fer Congregational church will 152 Center street was admitted at as engineer officer and later aa a (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS , Social Action committee of CALL MR. MacNEIL , (ClaaaUled Advertlaing aa Page 14) M ANCHESTER, CO N N „ W E D N E S D A Y , OCTOBER 10,1945 church at>a monthly meet- cater. The guest speaker will be the Hartford hoapltal yesterday B-26 combat pilot and had racked VOL. LXV- NO. 9 _ the church committee Sun- Lieut. Muriel Palmer of the Army for an operation. up a Tecord of 47 combat miaalons At f aw n ln f. Inrtn* Spencer, chair- Nurse Corps, who la home on Remarkable Record o f Local Aviator Travelled over Germany and way stations. et the nomlnatlnr committee leave after serving In the Euro­ Technical Sergeant William Don Willis in Both Over Half Million Miles That’s the way it stands today, in addition to Mr. pean area for more than fifteen Demko, Sheridan apartments. with flyers, ground forces men Allen Realty tSnowstorm’ for Admiral Nimitz the following wlU aerve aa montha Main street, Manchester, has been Atlantic and Pacific In his three years of service and othera from the far-reaching PH ONE 5105 combat forces of the coimtry com­ Smith Backs Lone Japs Free P olitick :a o f the committee: Mra. released for discharge from the in the Arm y A ir Transport Between 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. Croaa, BHmer Weden, Mra. Tech. Sergt. Ralph Salvatore Headquarters Company of General Theaters of Operations Corps. Lieut. Don W illis flew ing quietly home to take up where Nettleton and Mra. Max has received an honorable dis­ Courtney H. Hodges’ First Army 1,600 hours for a total o f more they left off a few years back. Don admits that the garage will auaer. charge after serving three and a after 56 montha of service at Fort It’s a long hike by air from a than 500,000 miles In the North be his main Interest for the future half years In the Army. He la the Bragg. N. C. He will be discharg­ Atlantic, South Pacific and the Head for Planned one-lunger OX-5 with which he but after all that kind of flying ■on born October 5 at the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sal­ ed under the Arm y’s point system, United Statea—coast to coMt. Captives; Reds Hit barnatormed about the country In he will use his spare time as flight licheater Memorial Hoapltal to vatore of 90 Walnut street. having 79 polnU. He has been with Non-stop flights to' Britain Instructor— "just to keep my hand .. and M ra Frank Symonda of First Arm y for the past three 1931 to chief pilot of a modern from Newfoundland and frohi in the game,’’ he stated. ■ JAMES A. [ Hartford road, haa been named The Membership supper of the months. P flor to entering service Army Air Transport C-54 (Doug­ San Francisco to Hawaii were Science Program Frank. Manchester Branch, Hartford he was employed by the Hamilton las Skymaster) but Don WllHa weekly occurrences. County y.W ;C A., will be held to­ Standard Propeller Company, East made It. Actually, there w m noth­ Among the types o f planes WOODS morrow evening at the home of Hartford. Conn., and plans to re­ Don has winged over land and At Emperor’s Rule Mrs. J. L. Handley, 240 Henry ing that would have kept him from PENDER AND turn to that concern. He Is the son It except a serious accident and oceans were B-24’a, B-’JS's, Budget Director in Dis­ street. The gueat speaker will be of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Demko. 43 B-26’8, B-17’8, Q-47’b, C-54’s, Range and Fuel Oil Tigers Lead Mrs. Michael Corovlllea of the that was what the town's best BODYWORK agreement ^ith Scien­ r a n g e OIL Locust street, Manchester. His known, and longest active, air C-87’b and all types of Arm y New Britain Y.W.CA. \ Local Moving and Newly-Forined National wife, . the former Louise A. pilot never hatl. aircraft from one t<> four en­ SOLIMENE & FLAGG tists on Control o f Truman Notes. Find Racket O'Leary, and two daughters reside H « began his first' air jaunts gines Don W iUia INC. Trucking 6zl in Last Federation of Toilenil Members of the Britlsh-Ameri- at the Sheridan apartments ad Delivery back In 1931 In a crate that today 884 Center St. ' TeL 5101 X National Foundation”; can Club and the British W ar Vet­ dress. . Rises to Defend Impe*] erans will meet at the Britlsh-Am- might b«! termed obsolete, yet supplies to Atsugl, troops, ammu­ 29 Pearl Street In Reselling Don, In one of hla weaker moments Sees Unwarranted Sus­ Series Game Pioneer Spirit C A LL 3996 erlcan Club, 75 Maple street, to­ coursea,'Don was detailed to the nition and tractors o f all kinds rial House and Assail! morrow evening at 7:30; From Mr. and Mrs. HHwood G. Walker took oft from Hartford and land­ When the work waa done , the Tel. 6566 picion Over Budget of Middle Turnpike East have re­ ed safe and sound In Nova Scotia South Pacific M first pilot of a there they will proceed to the Hol- C-54 DouglM SkymMter, evacu­ C-54’s headed back to the States Junk Tires Communists; Navy’ sl , Cook’s Service Station turned after a visit with relatives after crossing plenty of open W's- Borowy and DerriDger StOl Fostered loran Funeral home In tribute to ating wounded from the South Pa­ on Sept. 15 and on the 18th Don Thomas A. Mut^ock Washington, Oct. 10.— (tP) Albert V. Llndaay who died yester­ In Egremont and Alford, Masa ter en route. landed at Hamilton Field and Impounded Fortune! His flnit night over water might cific island bMes to Hawaii Drivien to Showers iti and Garage day, a loyal member o f both orga­ within a few hours was relieved Contractor and Builder -r-Harold D. Smith, director have been an Indication o f what Don piloted the big ships over Acquired from Nations! nizations. from active duty and assigned to o f the Budget bureau, came Voices Assurance Nation i\ecapp^ and Marketed Temple Chapter, Order of the waa to follow In his Arm y services thousands o f miles of trackleM Jobbing: Given Prompt Hospital First 2 loniDgs; Van' Manchester Green, Conn. Eastern Star will meet tomorrow ocean bringing wounded and car­ the Sepafatlon Center, Fort Dev- out flatly today for putting Soon W ill ‘Press f ’or* Conquered and Japs] for In the three years of Impor ens for discharge. ^Attention denberg Halts Rally In Boston and Chelsea evening in the Masonic-Temple. A tant service for the Army he flew rying supplies to and from the In­ Don’s release from the service Expense Plan final authority over a pro­ patriotic service will take place af­ about a half-million miles, all over vasion spots, Guadalcanal, Tara­ Telephone 5722 ward’ in Developing * Without Regard for will be effective on Oct. 17 when For Men, Women and posed national science foun­ Bulletin! ter which a social time will be en­ water in some of the most danger­ wa, Kwajelein, ChriatroM and W rigley Field. Chicago, Oct. 10 Mrs. Delia Sullivan his terminal leave w lir have been dation in the hands of a sin­ All Great River Valleys Safety f OP A Reports Tokyo, Oct. 10.— (/T’)—Jap-1 joyed, with refreshments by Mrs ous territory In the world. He has Canton islands, being stops en Children — Ages 1 to 80 —(yP)—Hank Borowy, the Chicago SPENCER CORSETIER Rosalie Norris and her committee. route. Not a wing tip was scratch­ entirely consumed. gle administrator. He thus anese, parading with red ban­ 1,600 flying hours to his credit, PA YS l-'OR; Cub. right-hander pitching in his 1,300 of them In the South Pacific. ed In all those flights though heavy Before leaving Oakland, Cal., SldmeaB or aectdent axpenses disagreed with views of sci- • Gffbertsvllle, Ky., Oct. 10— 5 Broad ' Don secured his license as^CAA In­ Boston, Oct. 10——A "vicious ners and -Korean independ­ weather was experienced In seV' when eonflned In any hnairttal entistfl who have preceded him as third straight game, was clubbed President Truman voiced assur­ Teachers of the Second Congre­ South Pacific Island structor, qualified to instruct in racket” in the resale of junk tires, ence flags jammed traffic ini Street eral Instances. A REMINDER! anywhere In the D. B. A- or witnesses at Senate hearings on to the showers in exactly nine gational church school will have The principal thing In flying, any type of plane from one to ance today the nation soon will which bad ceilings aa low as 15 Canada. Room and board ex- plans for broad Federal aid to pitches today and the Detrqltr ' ront of General MacArthur’sl Call 2-0900 a meeting tomorrow evening at 8. anyone w ill tell you, la to get the Supplies for Hawaii four-engined aircraft. "press forward” in the develop­ -In August 1944 Don was sent When Too Need More peneee op to $6 00 per day for •timulate research in the atomic Tigers charged out in front, 5 to 1 c e n to ^ d were recap^d and mar­ leadquarters today, eelebrat- o’clock at the church. ship off the ground, coax It along ' Bark to Old Business ment of ail its great river valleys for safely from point to point, and back to Hamilton Field, Calif., Fire • Theft • Aotomobile first SO . days’ confinement— age. in the first inning of the ideclding keted for as much as 212 “without ng the release of politlcall Don had previously left his ga­ 88.00 per dny tor next 90 days' tilt o f the World. Series. with traditional pioneering spirit. Appoint* then bring the ship back down from whence he had gone to the rage business in capable hands Thinks Sclentlato Wrong regard for safety,” haa been un­ prisoners, including sonel Mrs. Jane England left Man' or Foroltore oonflneroent. Thto plan may be Exploding, with a loud bang, the covered in Boston and Chelsea, an safely wherever It’happened to be. South Pacific. There he took part while he was flying the big ATC "I rather think they 'are Speaking at the dedication of nent At Chester this afternoon for her win­ In the cMtern end of the A TC changed and designed to fit the American league champions enforcement agent reported today. Communists. The parade! In Don’s case his point of de­ trWnspnrts around the Paclfl^c out- wrong,” he said of those who ad­ the Tennessee Valley authority s ter home In 8L Petersburg, Flori transport chain, bringing supplies needs ot any Individual group pounded Borowy and Paul Der­ James J. Brennan, Office of crowd was small — only! Your Home - parture and landings often Includ­ posts. Upon his return, when he INSURANCE vocate a scientific board be the Kentucky dam here, 'h e '« l!e d da. Her daughter Gertrude makes tc Hawaii and returning td the of Insured workers. No medi­ ringer for tour hits, which, with T V A "just plain c o m n ^ sense Price Administration enforcement around 600— but the marcltol ed such once unfamiliar places as went over to the grarage for the contromng agency, which would or Mine. her home In St. Petersburg where Guadalcanal, Canton . Island, States with wounded. cal rxamlnatloa. a pair of walks, made it the big­ chief for Massachusetts, said 'h at first time to pick up where be had CALL ■elect its own administrator. and added: era formed after an all-dajrl she has lived fo r a number of Christmas Island, the Fijls, John­ ”I wanted to get closer to the Phone. Write or CnD On gest Inning o f the series for either Await Full Developmeat some of the tires were so thin left off before the war, one of the Asked by Senator Magnuson meeting of the Japanese Coia«l years. son Island, Tarawa, Kwajelicn, lighting,” Don admitted wishing club. Admiral o f the Fleet Chester W. Nim itz (In leading car. waving) is welcomed to New York city in you could put your hands through first persons to greet him was (D.. Wash.) whether he deemed "The valleys of America await Saipan, Guam and the Philippines. while on the latter duty and his ALEXANDER The ALLEN Three- Double by Richards the traditional blizzard of falling paper as the parade In hla honor moves up lower Broadway. Cus­ them." munist party and they turn-l George Clark of WO" West Center scientists incompetent in adminis­ their full development. The time The October meeting of the At the close Don was piloting a wish waa granted. He was detail Insurance Agency The loudest smash of the spree toms house Is in the bacKground. has come— now that materials and ' Investigators, checking recan- ed their backs on the Impeii*l board of directors of the Savings C-54 out o f Okinawa to Tokyo, ed to fly a Skymaster directly to trative experience to nm the show. was a three-run double by Catcher pers, have determined that aonie HOME PORTRAITURE JARVIS Ine. Smith replied: manpower are more plentiful—to al palace, just across tbel SIMONIZING Bank of Manchester will be held scarcely a month ago, bringing In Okinawa and he landed his big Se ALEXANDER STREET , clearing the bases. press forward. The days of the of the tl.'M were eold in Worces- at the bank this evening at 7:15. ship on one of the two serviceable All Unea ol Insurance "I would do my be'st to krop street from MacArtlmr^sl troops o f the 11th Airborne and Weekdays and Sundays The Tigers went right to work pioneer are not dead.. The develop­ The Body Shop Method supplies fo r the Invasion and oC' fields on Okinawa while the fight­ Bookk^ping, Taxes, Payroll 958 M A IN ST R E E T them from making a mistake.” (Continned oii Pagn Eight) ' leadquarters. He said a board made up in part on Borowy, trsring fo r his third Laval Counsel ment of our natural resources calls JOSEPH ADAMS cupation o f Japan. And In between ing WM still going on. Some of Omoe 4118 Reaidenee 7X20 T E L. 8108 Textile Workers End The Dart League of the BriUsh ' For Small Firms of ■people connected with research win of the series— a record achiev­ for men o f courage, o f vision, of SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Inc. ho had flown the ■width of the Pa the ships which landed before him Tokyo, Oct. 10.— (ff)— Phone 2*1231 American Oub will begin activi­ institutions would not be ”a proper ed by only eight other elbowers in endurance, just as'in the pioneer­ 8S4 Center St. Tel. 8141 clflc. carrying A T C supplies and were destroyed when the Japs Inljl' John S. Nicholls & Co. series history. wal­ ing days of old." erated politicid prisoi ties Friday, and alt members par­ down artillery barrages on ,the authority to present to the Presi­ Makes Public ticipating are asked to report to transporting wounded and repat' 8 Hendee Road Phone 8-1518 dent and Congress a budget fo r aid loped a_3-2 pitch into right. Eddie Three- Slate Strike The President said the policy of Army Control emerged from behind tl riated prisoners of war back to the field, causing the crews to scatter Mayo clouted the first pitch into regional decentralization under their captains at eight o’clock and to leave the big planes In to research institutions.” massive walls of four Jap sharp. States. Such a budget. Smith contended, the same spot and His Defense which the Tennessee river haa been, Still Military Secrets ruins. brought , in the first run with a harnessed for power, flood control In Argentina; nese prisons today to the ALICE COFBAN Don was taking engineers and would "be subject to much unwar­ (Hflown As Queen Allee) It’s quite a trick to keep abreast single to left on the third pitch. S^wellenbach Hopeful P J eJ ge N atioU S navigation and other purposes claim of welc6m!in« WINTER The regular meeting of the YD supplies Into Okinawa on those TEXACd CRYSTALITE ranted suspicion unless it is pre­ Seventh Onnghter et ■ Seventh Sop of all the many changes and m - sented by a fully responsible ad­ That was Ml Borowy, and "ought to be followed in Uie other AaaoclBtlon w ill be held thla eve­ early trips to Okinawa and m Of Getting Compro-i c? nist crowds shouting opf Born With ■ VeO slgnmenta which Don has jotted FENDER AND r a n g e o i l m 2 F U E L o n . ministrator who has no connection the veteran Derringer came to Written Account Replies river valleys’ as regional agencies Feron Resigns IS FAST ning at 8 o’clock at the VFW soon M peace came, Don was tion to Imperial rule— wl Bendlnga Onny. Ineindtag Sunday. down In hla "little black book.” whatever with the institutions re­ the mound. Hank. Greenberg ad­ mise Accepted by Mine' To Real World are created and set to work.” Home, Manchester Green. And aom« of the things he haa among^the ATC pilots desi^ated BODY W ORK Per To All Original Counts a newly-formed National F« 9 A . M to.e P. M. Or By Appotat- to fiy the lUh Airborne Division ceiving support.” vanced the two ritnriers w ith his A t the same time, he said "de rAPPROACHING! ment. In the Sendee et the Peo­ written therein are still military Workers, Operators eratlon of Toilars arose to d«f« to the Atsugl Airport, near Yoko- SOLIMENE a FLAGG Gallon 7 7-lO e gS:. Smith testified at joint Senate first sacrifice o f the' season and In Treason Indictment; tails of administration and con­ Navy Repbited Demand Let U s Make Your RailinKS ple for M Teere. ____ secreta, even though the lid has Commerce-Military Subcommittee Roy Cullenblne was intentionally trol” may "have to be different tha imperial house and aasall been lifted on many things strate­ fiama. Don made four "trips from INC Grim History Unfolded Union Support Reda. Now And Be Safel SPIRITOAL BOEDIVM Okinawa to Atsugl Airport, shut­ hearings being conducted by Sena­ passed to load the bases. Rudy Bulletin! , , i in the development o f other, val­ ing Entire Government 168 Chnreh Street. Hertford. Conn. gic. 684 Center SL TM. 8101 The Japanese Navy’s chief tling back and forth. tor Magnuson and Senator Kilgore York popped out, but Jim Outlaw leys. Phone 8-8034 Rummage Sale Don W ill has amassed a ' con­ L. T. WOOD CO. (D„ W. Va.) w’aited out a walk to force In'x a Washington, Oct. 10.— (/P) In an address broadcast region' Quit and Tu m N ation master, Vice Admiral Ushino Meets East Hartford Boy XEdltoris Note: Asswiated r siderable record for getting about. —Soft coail operators and ally only and apparently not r«- 'nimamoto, meanwhile dlaclo H inraday, Oct. 11, 9:80 A . M. On hla second trip back to Oki­ 51 BISSELL STREET TELEPHONE 4496 Favors Board Hiring Director run. Richards then * 2 ^ Press Correspondent ‘ Mel Attlee Sees^ No Alter­ Over to SupremeT^urt He entered the Civil Air Patrol In garded as a major policy speech, that the - N avy’s Impounded fo nawa, carrying a load of repatri­ But Chairman J. C. Hunsaker of pitch into the left field corner and ..Most and New York Post UMW Chief John L. Lewis MASONIC TEMPLE March of 1942 and for a time was native; 5tettiniiifi As­ the President said the underlying tune of aeveral million doll ated American prisoners, Don had the National Advisory Committee as the ball caromed off the wall U o rrespondent Peggy bMed near Atlantic City, N. J., W A SH IN G M ACH INES failed at a three-hour confer­ ‘common sense principles" of Buenos Aires, Oc.t 10.— waa acquired from conquered Chapman Court, No. 10, one of the most interesting ex­ fo r Aeronautics said that from hla with Peanuts Lowrey Phasing iU with authorization serts United States All Eaves-Trough when the N ^ subs were working AND ence loday to reach agree­ T V A "can provide guidance an»l The Array ruled Argentina todajr 'ions and from the Japanese Order of Amaranth. periences of his three years of ser­ agency’s experience It would be three runs scored and Richards x^efense representatives night ari^ any off our Atlantic ment on a compromise plan counsel to the people In other rC' {^.^emaelvea, and wM paid and Condnotors Need Repairing vice. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES le tte r to. set up a board and let It reached Second. Laval, have obtained Way in to Stay Now ^ter forcing the resignation of coaat. Cube Score Off Newtaouser public access to a manu­ gions." abroad in now-worthleaa mlUt or Replaeing On ^onr HonseT '' Flight Instructor "I was bringing back a number hire Uie director. to end strikes affecting 186,- the Btrong-man vies president REPAIRED The Cubs came back in their script emb^dring the defense A t the same time he declared currency and at home in pros A fter the C A P job. he became of repatriated Yank prisoners to Ruiuell Smith for the National 800 miners. They did agree, London, Oct. 10— 15P) — Prime Wa Carry CompsnaaMoni - half o f the first to touch Lefty of the forme flatly: 0)1. Juan Domingo Peron, but sory notW, which never were associated with the Barnes Air Okinawa on my second return TELEPHONE 5059 / Farmers Union supported the idea meK.cb.1** , making bis third Vichy govcmmi' The re- however, to renew their talks Minister Attlee and Edward R. Matter tor People to Decide tha NS'vy was reported demand' deemed. Washing Machines Service at Westfield. Mass.. In the trip.” said Don. "when m we were o f a national science board and Coal gas Is dangerous. Have start of the series for a ,nm and markabto*

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number of her friend* and neif;!i- the French Qe.stapo h^Fbeen con­ Surprise Parly bors arrived at her home to help Firing Squad victed of nM.ihcroiui,,cfimes, includ­ Public Nurses held this evening at 8 o’clock at ceremony/ before the altar which Francis School of Nursing in Kosiorek and Mrs. Ann Murray of her eolebrate her T.lth birthday. ing Intelligence/«fith the enemy, Marshall Emphasizes was decorated with white chrys­ Hartford, where she Is on the Stafford Springs, Mrs. Fannie CHARGE OR BUDGET ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE!’ SIMONIZING the Center Alleys to make plans Mann of this city. The party was arranged by her recruiting enemy forces and col­ Rockville for the coming season. \ anthemums. staff. Mr. Boucher attended the Oil Anniversary lusion with the Germans .inside Rockville High school and is cir- Card Party c o i D s ; ^ , Body Shop Method daughter, Mrs. Fannie Kiebisii, Kills Dariiaiid Mkke Reports ' Halleiwe’en Partleil< The bride was attended .by Miss who was a.ssistcd by Mrs. Rctse French territory. ployed in the Designing Depart­ The Women’s Council of the Relless misery, as most motber The Young Married 0<^ple8 Ruth E. Boucher of this city, aiz- Vernon Center Congregational II.IMENEAFLAr.G. Inc. D.ivl.son and Jflss Agnes Ciirr-m. He was described, by vthc judge Value of Air Power ter of the groom and Robete O. ment of the M. T. Stevent * Sons do. Rub the I Mr*. Annit^Martin Hewitt, of 21 Fall Cleanup CHub of Union church will hold a Company in Ro.iUv’ile. ' church will hold a card party this throat,' chest Yes,. . Keith’s e n t e r S t Tel. SIOl Hawthorne street, ,wa-'< pleB.sanllv Mrs. Hewitt was pre.seiili d syitii Sinull Group WiineioteH who presided at' his trial, Paul III Boucher of Rockville . was best Mnngibeuux, as one of the mill-, Three Months Over meeting at 8 o’clock at the social After Nov 1, Mr. and Mra. Bou­ evening at 8 o’clock at the Coun­ and back with aurprised last evening, when a a warm bathrobe, slippers, a .ium was "effectively isolated” by man for his bix)ther. ty Home schoolhouse. Exeriitioii of Leader lary heroes of France who, "like Used to Hold Enemy,' TtKuns to be followed by a Hsil- cher will be at liome ut 46 Law­ time-tested of money, and a beautllidiy deco­ 1,800 Fiehl VisUb bombing, Marshall said, and "this lowe'en party. William and Betty The bride wore a cinnamon rated birthday eake. She wa.s also i^any Fxcnchmen, waa rolsl^ -by- For Bockville rence street Rockville. Of French Gestapo Made~hv~ W oiteFs ' Clear Path for Ground air preparation was a decisive fac­ Abom are chairmen *8sisted by brown suit with yellow and brown Supper and Meeting Open HU 9 tofnorrow remembered by a host of friends, Petairi," ■ tor in the success o f ‘overlord’ Everett and Mary . Bell and Mra. accessories and Kolinskv furs. She who sent her eards. flowers, and .Darnand wept when the court The Rockville Emblem Club will Know the Delight of Psri*. Oct. 16-^ (Cl - A fifing Forces, Supply Them (code name for the operation.'” Dty GiHncil Decides to Marjorie Arxt. wore a yellow orchid corsage. The hold a potluck supper this evening personal gifts. •pronounced the death sentence. , The October meeting of the He noted also that as The Romaco Club will hold a brid'esmaid wore a foliage green squad of 12 French' soldiers exe- "If I made a mistake I regret And for Bombing at 6 o’clock at the Elks Club pre­ H Uefreshments were served, and Manchester Public Health Nurs­ George Patton’s Third Army ratu Hold It on Tnesday, Halljpve’en social and dance this suit with brown and white acces­ ceding their regular business all present enjoyed s fine time, ctifed Jbseph Darnand, former It," he said "Petain represented Tea at its Best chief o t the V'i'chy militia, at h'ort ing Association was held yester­ across France, “supply by air evening at the Fish and Game sories, «iid an orchid corsage. The meeting. Mrs. Mary Graziadio of Mrs, Hewitt, wiiiow of .laeob for me' a great man. He was a Washington, Oct. 10—(A*)—The often necessary to maintain /its X October 23rd Club on Mile Hill. Membete will bride’s Tfiother wore a green and do Cl^atlllon at 9:30 a. m. tuaay. day In the Board room of the Man­ Manchester Is chalrmsm in charge Hewitt, is a well khovvn loeal resi­ marshal of France. He represented tremendous reliance placed o n . momentum. wear costumes or old clothes. silver^ovm With hlftcjc. secesspries assisted- - .by Mrsr- -Marguerite Uamand waa convicted of trea­ legality. Legality, however. Is chester Memorial hospital. Mias “The crushing power of t^ air and a pink^rose corsage and the dent, Born In Lisburn, a suburb of son on Oct. 3 by the same court American air power in the tough-' Rockville, Oct. 10—(J>) — Aider- Boucher-Weeks Reeves of Windaorville, Mra. Irene Belfast, Ireland, she runic to tips now In other hands." Anna C. Sampson, president of the attack and its paralyzing e^cton man William Schmalz announced Announcement is made of the groom’s mother wore a brown .luit which yesterday pronounced sen­ e*t phases of the war was empha­ the enemy's movement b)am d the with rose and brown accessories town in 1901 and has lived nere association conducted the meeting. sized today by Gen. George C .; at the meeUng of the City Council msuriage of Miss Eileen Theresa for over 11 years, .She has m.nle tence o f death upon his superior, waj' for rapid penctration/of Ger­ and a pink rose corsage. A recep­ 'Pierre Laval. Mrs. O. Keating Rayncr. in Marsall's report to the secretary I held last evening that the annual Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Acid Indigestion her home with her only daughter," man lines (in Gen. dmarTN. Brail- fall cleanup of tin cans and rub- George Weeks of New Haven to tion for the ihiiiriediate families A Dominican priest, Damand's charge of the Public Health of war. ley’s drive to the M eu^ river),*’ followed at the Hctetl Duncan in ReUaved ia 8 minalM or Mrs. John Kiebish, for Uie past/ Board Plaus The chief of staff cited that the blab would be held on Tuesday, Walter Dlmock Boucher, son of 11 years. She also has five sim'i/ lawyer, a doctor and two magis­ Nuraos, reported that during the Marshall said. New Haven, after which the cou­ doable year aieaay back air forcea were assigned to: October 23, starting at the east Mrs. Bernice D. Boucher of Rock WTMti' wen itoiMch iiCld cauM* pAlafiil. Mflofftt- Jacob Jr., of Mt. Clemens,' Mich,, trates were in the small group mbnth* of July, August and Sep­ When the weather bleared-dur­ ple left for a motor trip. inf fM . aour atnmaeh and bcartbura. dedan oautllF w m tember, 1839 field visits were 1. Hold the enemy. end of the city as in the past and ville which took place Saturday pr»«rrlba tba fa«(aot-acUnf tnfdlrlfN>« knmm for Samuel of Detroit, Miqh.; William which witnessed the execution. ing the Ardennes ^cak-Uirough For Cleanup 2. Clear a path for Allied aur- continuing through the week. morning,-Oet. 6 at 10 o’clock in St. Mrs. Boucher graduated from maptooiaile rallaf-^^MdldDM ttka tbaaa tn Ball-aiii of Fort Krie, Ontario,* Canada; Just before the shots were fired, made by the nurses of the associa­ by the Nazis, Marshall , said, it the Hillhouse High school in New Tabitti. No laiatlYO. BMI-ani brinn mmfnrt la a tion. face forces. A communication was received PeteFs church. New Haven. Rev. JllTr or doubla |rour awnra back oo rtlura of bottia Frank, of Ooinlyear, Conn., and , Darnand cried out: “permitted our / overwhelming Haven and is a graduate' of St. to U8. aia at all drufflcu. On Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 9. 3. Supply, ground units. from the Rockville Civic Associa­ Tquhey performed the double-ring ■lohn, of Lyncss street. All of Mrs, j "Vive la France! Farewell, my Sejectiiien to Use All ItR Tactical Air Forces to strike ter­ tion asking for information in re­ TEA Hewitt's sons remembered her ] millUamen.” the Manchester Public Health 1, Carry out stragetic.bombing. rific blows at thb German armor gard to a filing system and sug­ In Paokagoe and Toa Baga at Your Orocoi ■< with card* and ciirroney. ‘ j Tha short, gray-halred leader of Truckti on Date' to Be Nurses attended a regional confer­ He quoted Gen. Dwight D. Eis­ and supply columns.’’ Vsrticol lines, tfroighi ence of Public Health Nurses In enhower to emphasize, too, the im­ gesting' that maps be made of ail ■ And In the critical week ended of the city streets and maps show­ AmiPiineefl Later East Hartford. This is olie of a se­ portance of 'Coordination of air, last March 22; he said. United ries of conferences which will be ground and sea forces. ing the city sewers. Mayor Ray­ States aircraft made 14,430 heavy mond E. Hunt stated he felt that ond itimming'in U skirt The Selectmen are planning for held monthly in various Public During a critical phase in the bomber at^keks, 7,262 medium Health Nursing Associations. Invasion of Italy, Eisenhower ad­ such maps were now in existence a faU cleanup li\ Manchester. The bomber attacks and 29,981 fighter and caleld upon Superintendent of plan is now being, worked out by The conference yesterday was vised his rhief: sorties. / , conducted by a member of the • "In the present situation our Streets George B. Milne to speak. that actually repisats A William Burgeas, lib^d of garbage In the Pacific, war the "air plan Supt. MUne stated that complete PLASTIC TOP. . Modern collection and George'-H. Waddell. State Health Department and the great hope is the Air Force. They for the reduction of Japan” was program consist^ of a talk, on are working fiat out and assuming drawn at Quebec in August, 1913. maps are now on hand, both of the It is planned to use tbricks from • city streets and the sewers and 5 Piece Break fast Set the highway department 'tpgether "Nutrition In Pregnancy,” also a which I do, that our',hoId on south­ and followed throughout. QET OIL HEAT ihelf when folded and film entitled "Care of the New­ ern Italy will finally be solidified. "Only by air supply was the that they are kept in the safe In with the trucks used in the col­ the Council rooms where persons lection of garbage. The date^NWill born." I ■ We are going to prove once again BurnEa,-campalgn at all possible," desiring to consult them may do $ 7 9 -0 0 r be announced well In advance Njf that the greatest value of any o f Marshall commented. He noted rolled up! Lovely crush- the three services is ordinarily thkt air supply over the Himalay­ so. It was brought out that -man.y the day the collection. The notIcV have taken adr’antage of the op­ Doing your’’postwar” kitchen ? Here’s your of the collection will be distributed realized when it Is utilized in an hump had reached 46,000 tons Ut' portunity at various times. The dream set! Extension top is acid, .stain and by the workefa on the garbage IJ^rs Brother close coordination witJl the other a month by last January and v/as two.” “one of the great logietical accom­ communication was referred to the resisionl fabrics in a heatproof! Chairs have leatherette seats trucks, which will give the date Public Works committee to con- AT ITS BEST! Marshall said that building up plishments of the war against Ja­ and backs. Natural and red, ivory and red, that , the trucks w llf pick up the Uct the City Association to ascer­ rubbish. U w'ill be a big job as ()ii Way Home air power in-the Italian campaign pan." 8 4 1 M aiw, tain the exact meaning of the re­ ★ ivory and blue to choose from. there has been no cleanup held by required 300,000 tons of shipping Marshall did not attempt to de­ CALL variefy of new and the tow’n In two years. during the most criticsd months, tail the air war in the Pacific, quest. LOOK WHAT WE OFFER V and the build-up of the ground where except for the well known The petition of Mrs. Mary H. ★ r f r -! W-j in ” " Cana At the (hirbing Releas^d irom Jap Prijs- Sloan to demolish a chicken coop rH F*" • - AioAictue^tj^ Another change that is also be­ forces "was considetebly delayed." story of 20th Air Force B-20’s the classic colors. A pat­ Describing the heavy bonibing of largest part of the air fighting and rebuild shed in the Spring at ★ ing planned is to dp away with on Gimp? on His­ 134 E ist Main street was granted. CLEAN, ECONOMICAL MOBILHEAT - one of the 8500 leaving of the'garbage cans on the German communications Iri May, was by Navy and Marine units. curbs. This will be done during the toric ‘ ‘DeatK March” 1944. Marshall said; The petition of William O. Luet- largest-selling branded fuel oils in the entire country! i t Jen to install two 20,000 gallon ented style from winter only and wjll be made pos­ '"nie effects .at this phase of the You can’t buy a better fuel oil. Made to prom ote Open for air assault were enormous, for fuel oil tanks at. 95 Grand street ★ sible by cutting down the number Mrs. Joseph Rogowskl-^of 382 at a cost of $2,000 was referred to of collectibfis each week during transportation and communica­ Police Court efficient combustion, Mobilheat burns cleanly, com­ Adams street, Buckland, hga re­ the Public \Vorks committee with ★ Deliveries the winter. . ceived word that her brotherY^-Pvt. tions are the life arteries of a mod­ power. Alderman William Rosa of pletely! or c^roPWA INI I The highway committee will ern Industrlai state engaged In to­ Francis E. Wagner, who has Begn, the Public Works committee re­ . meet Sunday to organise and will a prisoner of the Japanese sinCv^ tal war." Harold Piercy of 1407 Main ★ 24 Hours a street wss adjudged guilty of ported that the request of the Dia­ PLUS ALLTHIS— automatiedelivery for uninterrupt­ - start inspection of several chanyes the fall of Bataan on May 7, 1942. , Transfer of German fighters mond Restaurant to place a sign ★ planned in the department. Among has been returned to military con­ frpm the east to'the west to meet non-support of bU wife and fam­ ily in Town Court this morning on„the building had been granted ed heating—full measure from metRred tank trucks— Day theSe will bo the widening of Onk trol and is being returned to the thb-. Allied bombing threat, the with the usual provision that the •k street from Spnice street, east to United States within the near fu­ chief jpf staff said, “was an Impor­ by Judge Raymond R. Bowers prompt service by drivers who respect your property! Sires 22-30 i and he was ^ven a 30-day jail necessary Insurance he carried. Clinton street and the inspection ture. tant f action necessary. and is to pay one-third of the cost. HARTFORD AUDITORIUM Legion Anxtliary SERVICE 5 Piece Breakfasi Set racks, Missouri. Wethersfield Avtesae There will be a meeting of the ASSUREDI From Jap Prison ' i Legion Auxiliary this evening at $5 9 -0 0 The last letter received frptn, 8-12 P. M. EVERY SATURDAY 8 o’clock in the G. A. R. hall to Manchester Private Wagner by his sister be followed by a members social Something ultra at an amazingly low price! was written from Hawaii on No*, Music By '\ Mixed Doubles Date Rook vember 6. 1941, and the next/mes­ Another meeting of the Mixed- Large oval extension table. Leatherette seat sage that came from him was Hartford Club Orchestra . Doubles Bowling League 'will be MORIARTY BROlhERS chairs. Note the bentwood streamlining. Tonight dated last January and came Hartford’s Finest Dunee Band! from a Jap prison camp/ CHOOSE YOl’B WAY TO PAY AT KEITH’S! \ Meeting, Manchester Division, Connecticut SpfjFtsmen's Associa­ Private Wagner attended school ON THE LEVEL AT CENTER AND BROAD Charge Aj-counts: . Payable 10th of Second Month Following tion. American-Legton Uome at 8. in Maryville. Mo„ and was en­ Purehase. Thursday, O ct.'ll gaged in farming wheh he left for \ ' . LECLERC Fall Rummage Sale, Women's service. He has t\yb brother* in Budget Accounts: Gives You Up To a Year To Pay, Auxiliary: Manchester Momori.'>l the service. Including Pfc. Sebas­ FUNERAL HOME hospital, at 617 Main street. tian Wagner in ite AAF, sta­ Amaranth Rummage Sale at the tioned in the Pejellus; Cpl. Harold 28 Main Street Masonic Temple. L. Wagner. United States Ma­ Phone 52(l» MILES Meeting Zoning Board of Ap­ rines, aboard the USS W'ashing- ton. A sister, Miss Maggie Wag- THE SHERIDAN peals. Municipal building at 8. Lecture—1>y— Dri— Daniel— H^mer, is liuKutaes’ Cadet training WINE___ DINE ____ DANCE O'Leary. Auspices Educational at the Missouri Methodist hospi­ WHY PAY MORE? W I L E ^ f‘ ) Club, Nathan Hale School Ijall at S. tal. Saint Joseph, Mo„ and Mrs. FENDER AND Friday, Oct. 12 Joseph Rogowski, Who served in "Friendly “ Where the Nicely styled,furniture of GOOD QUAUTY costs LESS_at Benson’s. If you are fur­ First dinner meeting of season the WACs three years and , now BODY WORK has a medical discharge. Family Dlnes’^ nishing a new home, or need replacement furniture — BY ALL MEANS PAY US A V” X of Soroptimist Club at home of Hospitality” Mrs. Charles F. Sumner, Bolton, Mrs. Rogowskl’s husband, T-6 80LIMBNE & FLAGG VISIT! Ik at 4:30. Joseph Rogowski,'has been sta­ Banquet Headquarters For All Events! INC Monday, Oct. 18 tioned in the South Pacific over 8M Oeater Bt. IM. 8101 Joint installation. Dilworth- three years. HERE ARE SOME TYPICAL BENSON VALCES Corncll Post and Auxiliary, Amer* PORT lOL TIE ERONl lean L#gion Home at 8 o’clock. AlllOL SHORTY 33.90 ' Wednesday, Oct. 17 To Opeu Trophy Maple Lawson Type Installation of officers, of Frank NOW PLAYING J. Mansfield Detachment, M.C.L. TG cHios leh of -oqsi? N yeu'rs net, 39.90 Army and Navy Club. FEATURE PRESENTED AT: Living Room Room to Public psflisps your Hod U it u y if fctfttttd Military Whist of Private Duty MATINEE ...... 2 :2 0 BEDROOM \ Nurses in Masonic Temple. EVENING ...... 8:45 - 9:80 «ri tail Table included). $ 4 7 ^ 5 0 Wednesday, Oct. 24 will be announced as soon as it Is Large Dresser wdUi Mirror, ocaoi li your fleck tbit m y . Inatallatton of officers Frank J. possible to secure someone to take Chest ,of Drawers, attractive Heavy, practical and in an endearing .style for Mansfield Unit, Marine Corps charge. Panel Bed. '(Sagless Spring in­ Maple Au*lllary, Army and Navy Club, The room has an extensive col­ cluded). New England. /Refectory table and bidder-) W5ir at 8'p. m. lection of Indian relics given by back chairs, .saddle-shaped box.seats. ■ ' Saturday. Oct. 27 Mathias SplesB. There is ample KITCHEN SET Father' and Son banquet, Eman­ room for other collections of in­ V uel Brotherhood, at Emanuel Lu­ terest and ymyone Interested in theran church. giving such collections to the WaliAt $39-50 Monday,. Nov. 12 town are -invited to communicate _^l> ^A S S | OR. SALSOUItrS ’ Annual American Legion Armis­ with Mrs. Ullian Bowers, chair­ lySSSSj AVI-TON Sturdy table and 4 Box Seat w - tice Day supper. Legion hall. man of the Library Board. K EASY ON BEDROOM CJhairs. THE BIROS COTTON Boys StUl Need Educational Club J// GROUP MATTRESSES Knitted Sweaters Sponsors Lecture LARSEpi’ S $109 00 FEED SERVICE $15-05 The following letter was re­ The Educational Club will pre­ ceived by the local Red Cross 84 Depot Square TeL 8408 Large Chest of Drawers, Vanity The $20.00 grade. Roll-edge chapter from a boy who' received sent ,Dr. Daniel H. O’Leary of GREAT BIG J with extra large round Mirror, construction. ACA fltrlped tick­ Boston College In a lecture-on the one of the sweaters knitted by a .-“S S " ^ Full Panel Bed, waterfall de­ ing. Manchester Production ywrker: subject, “Argentina and the Good sign. (Sagless Bedspring in­ N, A. A. P.. Neighbor Policy,” tomorrow eve­ cluded). ning at eight o’clock in the audi­ For Good Sleeping Comfort, Martha’s Vineyard, Mase. Nothing Finer Than A “Today the Red Cross gave out torium of the Nkthan Hale school. The club will have a business REST HAVEN a* ol, 0^ V some sweaters to us boys station­ ^IrVISIT- meeting at the school *t 7:30 to­ BOX SPRING AND ed here. Spare Room “I was fortunate enough to re­ morrow evening. = LATE STAGE SHOWS SA’r. U SUii.at lO: MATCHING MATTRESS ceive one o f them. I noticed that The geiieral public is cordially Fall or Twin Sizes. invited to-attend the lecture, fur­ it was knitted by your Chapter, so LOJmS BOTH FOR $69.00 I want to extend you my thanks ther details regarding which will 2-PIECE BLOND OAK. . Modern SiSL be found in the club’s advertise­ ' D S T T i J K w s r a a . ' s Regularly $39.50 EMh. K-., for it. ment elwwhere in today’s Herald. year sssbitss. Odt tpocisl ttrirto* wM “ It fits me well (are you sur­ MM TOO tins m A PIm m * taO 5 Piece Breakfast Set a* bs* aadb y rn aasd, sad st

/ ■ ■' HANti’HKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1945 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCRES'I’ES. CUNM. WinJNESDAT, OCTOBER 10,194S PAGE n v ^ FOUR 000.000 loan. They were told at possible for Moscow.— by dumping Brides •Seeking May Ask Red that time that restrictions then operations or by controlled buying enforced in this country prohibited —to create serious political ef­ ^ ^e Give "" ■ Bump? on Railways fiiusual Man Writes official consideration of . such la fects in many countries. To Join Husbands Trade Stand transaction. ' American offlclala on the whole More recently, after Congress are hopeful that Ruskla will, be Greeri^^amps Increased the lending authority of willing to make whateVer’"beason- Measured by Meter Pamphlets for PA G London, O ct 10— (-P)—English the Export-Import bank and re- able agreements may be suggeeU With Evejy'^urchase of brides o f American soldiers ra'lied Uniled State* May De­ tnoved prohlbltibh against lending cd here. to countries with debts left over If and when a loan is negoti­ __ ] that, If it can be done, we will do best kind, but the hardest to do. rfom all over Britain today for a mand Liberal Policy from World war I. Russia was told ated it almost certMnly will have S t r a n g e a n d I ^ t l i e r t o head of one great Com- ler Pats Across Ideas “ It is the hardest to do,” he mass meeting and demonstration Shejkt^s and Oil says, "because it Is so transparent. Before Givings- Loan that the way waa open for nego­ to 'g o to Congress , for approvfO. U nheard o f Parts Sent pony «igned a contract to do one For Committee in Lan* If simple writing Is bad. you can planned for London tomorrow as tiation o f a loan. 1 t h r seemingly Impossible Jobs Tires ^ Tubes lopd V T o A tom ic B om b Plan t before he was told even wbat was lage Working Man . gee It right away, on, the surface. part of a camp.ilgn to obtan Washington, OcL 10—<4^—Rus­ Have Not Renewed Request I “A reader is never conscious of speedy transportation across the sia like Britain may be asked to So far the Russians have not U s i n g G r e a t C a r e be made. the technique used In writing, if Atlantic so they may Join their Time Always Big Handicap nn Understand commit herself to a llUcfal for­ formally renewed their requeet, j ^ O T H f R Bafferies \ that technique Is good.” hu.sbands In the Uhltcil Stalc.s. but American officials expect that > Time was always a big handicap. Gacr tries to keep from clutter­ Doughboys with wives in the eign trade policy before she. ob­ By Howard W .. Blakesley/ 'The industrialists .would gdve the By JMnM aurlew ^ v le t emissaries soon may come j Goodyear • Goodrich • Armstroni^/'^ .^sa«clnted Preaa Sclents >«|tor ing VP 518 wriung with adjectives, United .States meanwhile entered tains financial asaistanc* from the here to begin talks. | GOOSE quickest time they figured to pro­ a «w Tork. Oct. 10-(>P)-An un- He Iroks for verbs that are vivid the debate, 16 affixing their signa­ United States. - These offlclais also expect that 1 Oak Ridge, Tcnn., Oct./l6—(>P>— duce the part or parts, only to be nwn puU acroi* Idea* which and accurate enough to serve as tures to a letter to the London edi­ when this happens the Russians Recapping A sock-em-sam ’ meteF ''about the told that was not fast enough. . CIO PollUcal Action coipmlt- both verba and adjectives. He con­ tion of Stars and Stripes protest­ ’This developed today In the wake Will Be Here Soon Many means were adopted to se­ of reports that Anglo-Americfiii w ill brnsked to take into account ■Size of a small ra^o rode on tlie I wanU told In languaRe a work­ siders adjectives, burdensome most ing that the. use'of ships ,to send not • only financial considerations cure * the. necessary speed-up. English brides to America would trade and financial negoUationa V freight cars’ that brought strange ...... ^______^ man can understand. of the time. but also broadscal,. trade policies. Sometimes It was the top priority 3e is Joseph Gaer, small, 48 And above all he believes In bc' a Mow lo their own hopes of a are moving swiftly toward prob­ and hitherto unheard parts to the atomic bomb had above able agreement on a $.5,000,000,- ATTENTION! YOUR DEALER’S in old. with lively black eyes; ‘stopping, but not too late.” He speedy return home. A t the hgoment and in years vast atomic bomb plants here all other wartime projects., Percale 000 United States credit to Brit­ 'a - . ; ^ has a beautiful knowledge of means that when he makes a point "Before we send an British past. Russia has not been-’ an im­ Sock-em' registered how hard Manhattan, the camouflaged he doesn’t try to beat a reader brides or babies to-America, lets ain. FTesent tentative plans call portant factor in world trade. But Oil Burners Jack? Roan every bump waa, whether the trip Pappy... 98« Btemporary English literature, name for the project, got to mean for the loan to carry a very low MecliailirH, Garages gfie was born In Bessarabia, and over the head with It. make sure that all American sol­ the future In this respect is en­ Cor. Main St. and Middle Turnpike Wqs 100 or 1000 miles.'He waa con­ green light in industry. Interest rate and be. repayable and cealed in the car. The railroad men Ispeaks Rumanian. Russian. Ger- diers who Ictf Dielr homes to fight tirely uncertain. The Soviet union But this was a dangerous nick- for their country are sent home,” over many years. A grace period is potentially a-powerful trader didn’t know where or when, but it French, Yiddish. of no repayment probably would . Save As You Spend na'hie for secrecy and wherever and Service Stations they wrote. since it is the only country in posi­ Furnaces gave them Incentive to be extra possible the officers. In charge took a e has written books on the Hamilton Norwich be in effect the drat five years. With S & H Green Stamps tion to control all of its interna­ A Few Still Available. careful ibxswltchlng the cars. lower priorities so as not to at" Me and folklore for chlldreh. He Many of 'tljese rare fabrications NEW BASEMENT STORE Expected to Reduce Restralnta I written a novel, poetry, short tional commerce as a unit. tract undue attention. VVe have a complete line FREEDMAN & DOBIN, Props. 856 MAIN ST. AT PARK ST. TELEPHONE 7080 ^ Plant to Close Shortage O f Fuel As pkrt of the deal ■ by which What the United States wants RACKLIKKE OIL CO. were shtpped^pn. cars equipped Ties, and has lectured on ex- they w ill obtain American help; with special springs. In one of the Some of the officers were man- of Rebuilt Fuel Pumps— imental writing at the Unlver- is a Russian bommttment that this rel. Hartford I-SItl ufaettarers In 'private life. More Berlin. Oct. 10—A fuel shortage the British are expected to agree I plants here, there^w®* o ° itooi of o f California. control will not be used for politi­ IS Maple Avenoe — Hartford than once one of them stepped in Water Pumps a%d Car- Norwich, Oct. 10.—(iT)—The may cause civilian unrest In Ber­ to reduce both governmental and cal ends. . Cjthcrwise it would be Advertise In The Herald— It Pays equipment of major.; importance 2,000 5Q. FEET OF ADDITIONAL FLOOR 5PACE! IS 'o r the PAC he writes pamph- private restraints on free Interna­ that waa not both neW.and differ­ to a plant like his own to reorgan­ buretor8 for All Cars. Norwich plant bf the Hamilton lin this winter, MaJ. Gen. Floyd L» ize production and do the Job on Soft, lovable lltUa dog with 1 on things like: Why the PAC Parks predicted today aa he relin­ tional trade. This would include ent. slmnlatod leather ears and For your greater convenienro we now have si brand new and ...Iks Congress should pass a full Standard Propellers division, time. Quantities on most Items are limited and quished his post as compnsndcr of such things as tariff re.ductio.is Although this plant albne car­ taU. His own collar, too. nparlouH basement store filled with the things you want most for nployment law or raise wages to United Aircraft Corporation, will It is notable that . the industries are offered while they last! W'e reserve the be closed and company’s machin­ the American garrl.son In Berlin and broad elimination o f cartel ried thousands of different'types Check Our Prices! halnimura of 65 cents ah hour. of spare parts, there were fabrica­ never failed on the Jobs assigned. right to limit all sales. your home, your cor and for the kiddles. Che<-k every item! ery and materials moved as soon and U. S. representative on the A l­ practices. ■ r ’The Ru.sslans months ago asked In some cases plants were erected These .Specials giKxl for Thursday, Friday, Saturday only! ' If; , Delight for SInipUcIty as possible in order to make way lied Korhmartdantur to return to tions so unu.suai and difficult that the United SUtes for a $6,000.- ;especially to make new kinds of His pamphlets during last year s for a new industry which will oc­ Washington for a special assign­ only ont could be made in time to' meet the rush requirements.’Some dhcmical compounds. Notable OUtigal campaign—on the Issues cupy the plant. General Manager ment. Originally Sold Parks told a farewell press con­ Espotdbs FAME, FORTUNE AND THR FtJTURE other parts were made in numbers antopg these were cooling com­ ivolved. as the PA C saw them— Sidney A. Stewart announced to­ pound^ to replace water for that of Mrmy Timot tho Price/ _»re a delight for their simplicity. day. His announcement came at ference the fuel problem would be of only a few hundred each.. Long- Woaring— Effielonf Tibitt Fonii • Stiftr Coittd «Ttli« n DlneUd Safe transportation by freight, purpose. LOOK!^LOOK! LOOK! I i Oaer never- uses a word o f two the conclusion of negotiations be­ the knottiest one facing his suc­ MANCHESTER Public acclaim has bestowed fame on many men where the parts were bulky, be­ Uables if ho can use a one- tween Hamilton ■offlclala, Robert cessor, MaJ. Cen. Ray W ? Barker, Reversible came a major need. The rnlircfads (Tomorrow'— Tons of Material, Nino-fneh BIG VALUE! Hirss, owner of the plant, and commander of the 78th Infantry jdlable word. and with it, sometimes, a fortune. Some live to did a perfect job under th e'D e­ Ounces of Product.) BHls pamphlets by the hundreds rcpre.scptatives of the W. L,. Max- division, which soon will replace AUTO BODY DUST WOODEN CLOTHES PINS partment of Procurement and De- STEEL thousands are distributed to son Corporation, which is prepar­ the 82qd Airborne as the occupy­ 50 Oak Street Mag. 1.49 'Wushing Machiues continue in the spotlight of the news but most are ilvety, headed by Ck)l. W. J. W il­ nbers o f the CIO unions and he ing to occupy the plant. ing forCA'*"' Win Erect Signs SKILLET Telephone 5979 liams, of Spaulding, Ala. MOP he tries to follow this rule Its war Job completed, produc­ BROOM Auto Body and forgotten-in too short a span of years. " It is my opinion," he said “ that 7 ic Dozen tion o f propellers and parts waa Battlefleld X-ray equipment Repaired Twritlng for them: - / without free and Independent en­ Hartford, Oct. 10.-r-(^—'The writing for adults I aasyme suspended at the Norwich plant which can be packed into two Fender Repairinn All Makes and Models. Some manage to hold on to the fortunes fame terprise and thinking we never State Traffic commission has vot­ SaM 98c at the reader Is Just as Intel- on V-J day .and ig» a ly^ujt pLYcry trunks does the w ^ k of home- Auto Painltnc ed to place a new type o f pedes­ FLASHLIGHT A L L M ETAL front laBoratory ' apparatus vilhich' Phone 8822 or ^1164 could have done this Job.” Sweeps clean nt as the writer but doesn’t heavy contract cancellations has SimonizinR ’The Arm y went to manufactur­ trian-safety signs on public high­ and fast I Fine not been resumed, Mr. Stewart re­ weighs a ton or more. has brought themmany more have not. riufly, twisted, dyed cotton BATTERIES CURTAIN RODS the facts. So It’s the writer's ers and asked them to make things ways throughout the state, warn­ 25c quality broom yarn. It’e forked for easy rtd tell the facts.” porta.* they had never heard of and many ing pedestrians to walk facing Host used slse for the aver- corn, sturdily cleaning aronxHl furniture. je r left Bessarabia when he Each Each . You may not acquire fame or . fortune but jfou of which had*never before . been traffic on open roads. The com' sge.fsmlly. Extra strong. hound. 48-in. handle. Sic 7 ic iw 15, went to schooMn Canada, Labor Victory Clear-Out made at all. The manufacturer had mission has also approved plans ok a pre-medical couiie^at the ^ can acquire a tidy sum for your later years by to take on faith the promise that for the erection of a new type of ilversity o f Minnesota. , , Oalo, O ct 10— (4>)— Aa a result his contribution would be worth­ luminous signs at major en AMeriea*B Moat Ing the depression he' kfM of the clear-cut victory which hla FOR THE FALL ENGA^aEMENT CONSISTENT SAVINGS during your working while. He could npt be' told what trances to the state to advise out- m field supervisor for tha party won In Monday’s na- It was for. of-state ' motorists abopt maxi­ POPULAR Indodas 6 Pheas Ironing Cords PA’a Federal Writers’ project. electlons I Monday, Prime years. Deposit consistently in Most of them took the attitude mum speed limits. MONEY SAVER! Smart, Batuh Styla ^ Bxample Of Work „ ..._ t e r Elner (Jerhardsen Is ex­ FICTION 4 IjHere’s an example from some pected to shuffle his cabinet and With ■^ hla work urging a 65-cent mln- ofefr an all-Labor government to Mag. 2.49 B a th „nim wage law: King Haakon for approval before 4 9 c Switch r*V o giwater injustice, exists than, the end o f the month. Nearly 1 l^Wr»..‘’Keeps~al(e HOSTESS TRAY H a m p e r COOKIE " ““^Titnof^those men and wo-f complete 'returns - indicated - that U k « "wbodtinlto” ? Hare Control DIAMOND RING are hair-raisers i Idke ro- __ work bard, in our land the Labor party had won a work­ 0 X numeos? 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■ V - ' : ' - ' MANCHfiSTER EVENING HERALD. HANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10,194B PAGE SEVSK: X ■uusuHKniEK EVmmWG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, bCTOBER 10, 194» SIX ter#, In ruction to the heat of bis burned body was found last Thurs­ dio, music, theater, poetry, books, body. N , . ffeom Was/iing- find S temporarily peaceful apot he llnally decides to give his un­ foreign language study,/ and at­ New Weapons Jet-propelled bombers flying in day In a lonely weeded apot near Women’s CUib* Action Taken Catastrophe ^ u r t e d ton Sate ftrris in- Manchester and commit suicide. divided attentlo/i to . The Hunt Salesman Beaumont. She had been missing tractiveness in dress. 'IHose parti­ ____ ' .4 the stratosphere faster' than the venied the Ferris There is only one kind of pre­ baaeball men wanted somebody since the night of Sept. 30. when, cipating virere Miss Matf.ha White, For W arf are speed of sound and carrying bomb Miss Jeanne Low, MlM Barbara loads of more than lOO.OOU Wheel, h was ereacd j Evening Herald paredness which can ke4p us from leas austere than Judge L*ndls. according to her friend who was Meeting Here On Vote Plans PVBUSHED BY THE As Murderer with her, she accepted a ride from Dltmars, .Mrs. Celia ward, Mtaa If Arms fot Strong pounds. They will have siifflclent on the Midway at the | perishing, and it is not military and they certainly got him. Now, — -.PAI-Tt p r in t in g CO. INC. a man. Marlon Jesseman, Mrs. Edson B ai­ range to attack any spot on eOrth. Columbian Exposi­ U BlfMlI Street preparedness. It is preparedness when It Is probably too late, they ley, Miss Marion Cjasey, Miss Marshall anil Arnohl Already under construction are ”On tbe basis of.the evidence we tion in Cbicago in ' o s, Meneheater. Conn. seem to be regretting their action. Professional Group Dis* Blanche Henry. Mrs. Philip Em­ Committee to Study De­ ing 46,000 pounds and have 100,- 45,000 pound bomba— and bomb- THOMAS rEROVSON for living together as one world. Fingerprints Found in have accumulated, I believe she Mention Advances 1893. ery. Misa Beulah Todd and Miss Marshall CaiitiouH Amer-/ 000 pounders on the drawing era to carry them. « Oeneral Hanecer It la not planning how to use the A s "Happy” himself boasts, he was murdered shortly after ahe cusses “ Post War Liv- tails o f Dividing Town rounded October 1, 1881 Abandoned Car Iden* Hope Henderson. boards. • Offensive Types ’ has his wven ye^r contract all got Into the car,” Kern said. irans Nation Shouh Jet fighters within the next five WARDS new weapons at the world’s com­ jiig^' at Gathering Club members and their rfienda Into Districts Within the next few years there yearn reaching the speed of sound, ' Fubllibad Brery .Eveninf Except locked up. The atmosphere he has tified as V i c t i ni I^ern th^rized that the glrl’a will enjoy a chicken pie supper at will be jet-propelled bombers with Bdaya and Holiday*. Entered at the mand. but planning how not to Be Able to Mohilij Washington, Oct. 10.— (Jf)— operating at 60,000 ^eet and capa­ so far created would indicate body was driven to a wooded patch the W apping Community House 500 to 600 mile an hour speed. Pal j t Office at Mancheeter. Conn.. a» use them., General Marshall is a The first fall meeting of the Steps were taken by the Select­ ble of reaching targets 2,000 miles Beamnont, Texas. Oct. 10— (4*i during the morning of Oct. 1 on Tuesday evening, October 16. 4,000,000 in Year Development of others, operat' What will be tomorrow’s weap­ ioneered, pcticcted liaaond aaa* Mall Matter. well-meaning man. But the fact that they will be seven unhappy men last night to provide four away. — A cnaiiarge of murder was *filed where it was stripped of clothing Profeslsonal Women’s Club waa ing in the stratosphere, at speeds ons? patented the' Hollow SUBSCRIPTION RATES years for baaeball. voting places for Manchester, .#■ X that he has not grasped the fact yesterday against Riley..McCalne, and an effort was made to destroy bed last evening at Center church Washington, Oct. 10—(A'lv-Gen- faster than Sound ”is a certainty'" d r a Point Score Cut Two generals. Chief of Staff Ground Blade, the blad(f that’a IQm Tear by Mall ...... * • O? Identity by pouring gasoline or oil provideii by a Special Act of the Ira r month by Mall ...... • that war and peace are now all 40, Houston tire salesman, in the houce. Twenty-nine members and eral Marshali cautioned Americans and these aircraft ’’will have suf­ flexible in your razor. This dif­ over the chest and face and set­ Legislature last winter. George C. Marshall and Chief of ItlW la Copy ...... or nothing affairs means that if death Sept. 30 of Elnora Collins. Washington, 0<:t. 10— —The ficient range to attack any spot guests were present. The action was. taken on a mo­ today that a rich nation which A ir Forces H. H. Arnold, mention ferent, modem blade shaves with' W h « n f h « iMllTerad O.n* Tear ...... 8 9.TO The charge was filed in the court ting it afire. N avy has reduced the discharge on the earth and return to a wtotem State! and APO ...... $1J<00 w e should follow him It would be j During the business aesalon Miss tion presented by Selectman Cecil these; ORDERS just a "Feather Touch”...never I of Justice of the Peace Horace point score for medical of fleets lays down Its arms In this age of friendly base.” North W inds Blow.. to our own destruction. W hat he ; Zoe Stetson, presiding, asked for England. He suggested that a terrifying and fantastlc'new weap­ Rocket-propelled weapons with irritates tender skins because ' ME»IBER OF .Blades by Sheriff W. \V. Richard­ a secretary-treasurer to be chosen rfom 60 to 63. Points of Extreme Danger committee consisting of three ons courts catastrophe. atomic explosive. TAKEN you don’t "bear down”. .. T V a lu e s THE ASSOCIATED PRESS has really told us Is "prepare to | son. rfom the floor in placte of Miss it estimates this will make 4,000 Weapons such as these make DonH shiver, shake and Tbe Aasoclated Preia la exclualrely Reject Emlorsiiig members of the board, the town The chief of staff saW the Unit­ Rockets streaking unerringly to blades last longer, too. perish.7 ' ; Beaumont officers said they Daisy Grierspn who had resigned Navy Reserve doctors eligible for the air approaches points of ex­ ■Wititled to the uae of republlcatlon of clerk and tha clerk of the Board ed States should maintain a reg­ targets, guided by autopilots made Try a pack tc^ay! catch cold next wirtter ■jut newa diapatchea credited to It or not I COLUMN would aak the Federal Bureau of rfom the office, and Miss Beatrice return to civilian life by Jan. 1,. or treme danger, Arnold said, adding: FOR ROAST, of Selectmen ue named to work ular Army, National Guard and sensitive by electronic devices and ■^^nrwlae credited In thia paper and Inveatigation -to join the nation­ Military Training Culow was unanimously chosen. 2.300 more than would have been •’With the - continued develop when the tenperature m other new Instrument# to the heat tbe local now* puollahecf here. wide hunt for McCairie, who ia be­ eligible under the old score. with the registrars .for the neces­ re.servp of trained civilians so huge mefit of weapons and techniques STUFFED CHICKEN Civic Music Can Succeed - By Hal Boyle Plans were made for the the of factory furnaces, light and drops outside- Insulate lieved to have been .in Washington, Regular and reserve officers In sary changes. It could mobilize 4.000,000 men now known to us the cities of New All richta of republlcatlon of apeclal Batavia, N. E. 1., Oct. 10— i/Pi-- preparation of ’ Red Cross Christ­ magnetism. They are so respon­ Sapatchea herein, are alao reserved, The Civic Music Association D. C., last week. Hartford, Oct. 10— f/Pi- — Thp the N avy Medical corps total It has been decided ffiat the within a year. York, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chica your hone and keep a l l mas parcels. sive that In a large.room they aim run aervlca client of N. E. A. Service Many men think It would be high­ Detective Inspector C. V. Kern 13,700. four, voting sections be set up at Should Not Stint Funds go,' or "San F rancisco-m ay -ber sub­ MALONEY'S confesses Itself to be in a dlaheart■^ ly romantic to be cast away on a State Federation of W’omen’s Miss Marion Washburn, chair­ themselves toward a man who en­ the heat inside 1 With­ fjtoe.______' of Houston said that fingerprints the W a«t .Side ReCi.the ■ Nathan , It should not atint funds for In­ ject to annihilation ' from other ROAD STAND ened frame of m|pd. Its discour­ Pacific island with a . hundred Clubs yesterday rejected a resolu­ man of the program committee, Illegal Immlgranta Escape Hale school, the MsKchcstar Green tensive , scientific research, M ar­ continents In a matter of hours.” out insulation, such FURNITURE and Publlahera Repreaentetivea: The found In an abandoned car in then passed out Oopic.s of the agement stems from the fact that maidens. tion endorsing universal military shall asserted In his biennial re­ PH O N E 6086 Jullua Methelea Special Afenc^—New , Louisiana were those of Miss Col­ club's schedule for the first half Jerusalem,. Oct. 10 — UPi— Two school andrthe Iwlllster street Hts second biennial report nom­ , A L IC E C O F R A N of your heat escapea Not so Dr. ,C. A. Dereede. who port to the secretary of war, at a 4(ir10r Tork, Chicago. Detroit and Boatoh. the As.soclation had a banner suc- lins, pretty Houston loan office tiaining. of the year. She was also in charge hundred Jewish Illegal immigrants school. It is td lyonc out an aquqal inally embraced the pericxl July I, (Knoavn Aa Queen Allee) was one of 12 men in Tjideng time when methomp!lsh- ' o restful “extra-bed" by night. So easy to change-over. . . and the ship and intelligence for- its pres­ life.” 654 Center 8L Tel. 5101 safely rooted In % community’s Ignored the hard realities of W'orld ing a common objective.” | Spaghetti and Sausage and WOODS comfort of genuine Coil Springs "rour^-the-dock”! Extra sirastg ent survival. No one can follow The Japanese crowded 15,Q(»0 life, ’riie first year’a experience something more .... . the affairs. W e have been purely Steps In Military Downfall his report without admiration for women and children into 283 sm: . Marshall listed these steps In i construction to pre-war standards . , . dowelled o ^ ghied joints. had' been so successful from all hoiiaes. Menial patients had to be Realistic.” - Spaghetti and Meat Balls Range and Fuel Oil friendly service o f a small Marshall Insisted that any hope German.v’s military downfall; tala ability as a leader and as an quartered in an abandoned pigeon Floral cotton Tapestry cover. t angles that over-confidence was for lasting peace must bejiredicat- (1 ) Failure to Invade England , WASHING MACHINES historian. There can be no dia- cote. There simply was no other ..country store! So, in cele* Local Moving and understandable. But It was dem­ ed on the ability to enforce it with after Dunkirk. 1 Only 20% Dowel Monthly Poymoet Pkml place' for them. FRIDAY— AND P agreement with bia judgment on brating this ripe old youth- atrength. He said the State De­ (2 Failure of the 1941 cam- onstrably not safe. ”In some houses we had put 1 j Trucking p ^ events. partment believes that a decision paign against Moscow which led ^ ELECTRIC APPLIANCES For all those who attended last more than 100 women and chil­ Steamed Clams fuF age we show our appre­ now; to adopt universal military Hitler to, remove his commander- I __mavettheleaa. _lU ia hla look to- dren,” said Miss Anna Maria Ro< r their own true implications, as sources. wealth and production. Is xatoen rover. Star di“.lgn. home . . . lor glft-i! will think it over,, realize that punish many disobedient women which form erly sold fo r $85.00 to He noted that Japan’s surrender part a of bis own argument for the Japanese cut off their hair Immediately available. offer came four days after the even good things do not always $U9.00. 0 ,4, 8 9 4 .9 s ’ after beating them. Views Will Bo Respecled first atomic -bomb hit Hiroshima. universal military training for the ' quite sell themselves, and do the A water shortago caused the ^9.7s ■ "There can be no question that United States. Actually, It seems community the favor of contrib­ greatest auffaring aaido from the all the nations of thg world will 111 tinie for early mailing a ?r(4oiializetl to tis, hit facts prove that aucb respect our views accordingly, cre­ CLEARANCE- SPECIALS! uting their own personal effort io lack of food. Sewage collected in' military training Would be with­ ditches and scores of interees ating at least a probability of PIANO TUNING Chrisiiii^fi card shows thought iifl goo each other’s company, war, with five times the kind of If the baseball men-are thua un­ said, the United States will "bleed Children — Ages 1 to 80 Heavy tapeatrv covers, spring construMlon. ••■niere really were only a few and suffer perhaps to the point of lent variety o f Glassware, Pottery, Hand preparedness be recommends, and happy, one can only say that they W ere 41.50! 8.ALE! quarrels,” she said with a smile. annihilation, unleaa we can move P A Y S FO R; This is your chance to get finer wallpaper than you thoiight, have that war end without the de­ are getting. just what they de­ “And no murders!' ■xio Ml III Sickness or aoddrnt expenses Vfood armies of men Into the enemy’s Forged Aluminumware, Woodenware, Pic* struction of the whole world. served. After the death of Com-r bases of operation and seize the when confined In any biMpItal you could affordl Reductions from to on the finest - UPHOLSTERED WING CH AIRS 8 anjmhere In the D. S. A. -h ' until atfer the seizure, person no matter what his politi­ Frank Bowen,-''f6r 33 years con­ day’s nominating convention fol­ (1S5, L. O. L. I. elected the follow- might have serious consequences. 1 committee has given much Conn.) said lasit night that only a SU!' rSJST 5« "• "« •; ^ boro. JJ y rf^ O shirt workers- were terday in Superior Court, resulted Find Racket painstakingly documents his re- Krum-e .XsKed To Deelnre War cal creed,' the right to speak his yesterday by Superior Court lowing hia decisive victoiy over plies to all.the original counts in To the charge he urged reslst- "In the field of security, h e , Ueblined reelection at union of China’s diverse political Judge William H. Comley after nected with the highway depart­ others priced pro|Mirtk»nateiy ernize and add Comfort officers last night at Its an- ijllV^tri iw'o plants at I.,aFollette. in the conviction of Sawwa Stesh- continued, ‘we need to begin on I , . \ mind and think his thoughts what­ former Chief of Police Charles *. the treason indictment, against ance to the British and American groups, will solve the many prob­ she hsd pleaded guilty to man­ ment and its head since March, low. * " your set. ItTiual meeUng in Orange H alljM r) Tenn. But the plants expected to ko of 95 North street on s cliarge III RcMclIiiig the Usk of providing the Security i the organization meeting of the ever he may be. Kuomintang pa­ l914, at their meeting last night. Hallisaey in Tuesday night’s party reopen under, police protection; of action Impairing the morals of him. j landing.- in North Africa he re- lems the young republlfc must face pers must be allowed to publish in slaughter, .changing her previous caucus. For Guaranteed Workmanship.. Prompt Delivery. Large Selection of Fabrics, Pli •KUan Wilson, worthyiplstfcss: rduncll with the force it needs to i board. He was wlH^g, to said, plea o f innocence. The request for retirement is a 3,10 AFL Ijidies Garment Work- a minor; .ludge Francis A. Pal- The document was written by . ^ith the texts of several tel- in the immediate future. Communits areas: and Communist Spellacy polled 8.28.5 votea In ^Seputy mistress. Esther J im k T ir e s I.,aval with hia papers spread be­ maintain peace. The first step is i to assist, but felt tha/he did nbt Describing the slaying. State matter to go before the Pension ers union members walked out of lotH sentenced Steshko to a year egrams he said he received rfom U establish the military .staff' The congressvvonian,. addressing papers in KuomiMtang areas. the l7f wards while Halliascy's to­ fore him on the floor of his duii- the Germans, asking France to de­ have the time' to give that waa Attorney Ai^rabam S. Ullman told Board which is ' compelled of MacDONALD UPHOLSTERY GO. f nsugh; cha . ' **!!; Mr. the Kainfair. Inc., plant at Racine. snd a day to three years In Stsle's committee of the fire permanent a gathering in observance of China ‘The FecTeral government should tal was 3,043, asAiring the former i geon cell. clare war on the United States. He required. Mr. Russell ha/bcen the court that Mrs. Barzyolo be­ Charles S. House, Richard Mar­ 983 MAIN STREET HARTFORD TELEPHONE 2-411 ton; r»eo! Prison. (Continued from Page One) members of the Security council." Friendship day sponsored b'y Unit­ nlk.\\ no terrorist policy of any mayor of all 107 votes In Thurs­ ! LtlS-^lCmnlop; financial secretary, Admits tie Gaulle Right said Hitler was in a rage when he especially busy nearly each ' c a ­ came engaged in a scuffle with tin, William Pitkin and ex-officio. driver., caused a shutdown of all The rase involving Ste.shko. was Admitting that there were .still ed China Relief, said: party to operate anywhere In the day's convention. Spiecial Attention Given Out-of-Town Customers n . Ethel Duncan; treasurer. Tn the manuscript, to which told' him P'rance would not do so. ning lately in connection with rC her husband, Anthony, 28, , on David Chambers and George H. freight.and express hauling-'ln the referred to Judge Pallotti by isolationists in the’United Stales, " I f Chiang Kai-Shek, does unto province. And out of all this, the J ra. Jessie Lyons; 1st conductress, ter and Springfield. Biennan re­ only two American reporters had Among the other points in the pairs at the recreation buildings"' May 12 of this year after she bad Waddell. Judge P B. O’Sullivan who dis- the American asserted that Brit­ tile common men of (iihina. who world might soon see how truly tu rs. Bessie Cole; assistant conduc- area of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.. and ported. access, Laval acknowjedged that and helped in getting Mount Ncbn slapped her seven-year-old daugh­ U'p to Peosion Board qualiflcd himself as a result of-a Cnwks Visible lender Paint document: ain had them, too, under anotlit-r honestly believe in Chinese Com­ great and noble a code is democ­ cancellation of schednled trips to ’de Gaulle was right” in his deo That Laval thwarted a plan to ready for a ball game for the ter. She seized a bread knife, Ull­ It ia one o f the requirements "Many of the junk jobs are so name, and added: munism, exactly What hew ould racy. in our sense of the wo’id Mr.’^ S i X . h N > « V - K «»■> conference he had had previously Sion to move to I.a)ndon tp con- assassinate Former Premtera Leon Le.gion team. man said, and stabbed him In the of the Pension Fund that a.peraon crudely done that the cracks in "There are isolationists in Eu­ have them do. unto the commftn when practiced in China." _on: 2nd i.rf.,r.r lecturer, Mrs.Mrs Dorothy * ta r Assembly Resumed with Stale and defense counsel tiniie France's fight ^against tlif Blum and Paul Rcynaud in 1944. — Mr. Ru.ssell la one of the two chest, but immediately was over­ granted a pension must be tn the the tires are visible under the rope, and I am sure that' the So­ ;^mcn of his political party, we need fJacobson; inside guard, Mias Flor- Effects of the settlement of the when he sdvlsed that .Ste.shko Germans. , That he (Laval) waa grilled iin- members trom the Park Board on come with remorse and was at­ employ o f the town and for that paint If tlieVure is examined before viet union also has them. But I ave small fear for the democrat­ Kelsey-Hayes wheel company dis- withdraw an appeal of nolo con­ the committee. In his place Fred tempting to administer to him' reaspn no action will be taken on Time for a get-together...Have a Coke ' ence Hughe; outside guard, Mrs. it Is put on ihe-car,” Brennan said. The manuscript unfolded a grmi I til he fainted from exhaustion am also certain that isolationists ic Tqture of China.” - » ! Rachel McNellli first trustee. Mrs. pute in Detroit la.at week were tendere and go to trial. Judge history of pre-war diplomacy and ^yhen brutal Julius Siiuckel. Nazi Rogeis. who is the school board's British Will Seek his retirement until after the Pen­ "A fte r it has been mounted, how­ of any breed today are in fact no VlcSsL Admiral Marc A. Mitscher, when the ambulance arrived. • llnnle Brown: second tru.stee.. being felt elsewhere. Car assem- OSuIllvan’s move was prompted wartime German terror. Evident- niinister for recruitment of foreign reprc.3entative was elected and sion ^ a r d has acted. ever, only the most glaring faults I lore than vestigial remains of commaiKler o f Task Force 58; Mrs Margaret Donnelly; third, bly was resumed! at the Ford by s Siipreme Co\irt of Errors de­ lj> it was prepared for use In any labor, attempted to get French Mr. Russell was named as vice New Speed Record ■ i Under the pension plan Mr. “ - - — color! Motor company pl^t in Edge- cision last January, in a similar are visible. In some tires, only ihe the pre-atomic age." Gov. W a lW K. Edge, former Gov. Bowen will be paid $2,000 a year trustee, Mrs. Rachel Fox; expert can spot the hidden fau't. ‘ future trial. Laval has been confi- viockers into the Reich: "OUr, interests are Involved in president. Harold Tiirkington. Charles Ediaqn, national China bearer. Miss Charlotte Hlchinfl; water,. N. J., a fter^ ^ shutdown case, which dealt with reception dent such a trial Will be held, even, ■ -phat Britain had asked and ob- one of the Selectmen's repre.senta- Plans Coinpletecl This is the most that can be paid The enforcement chief Said that the’ peace and well-being of Eii- Relief ch airm ^; Limit. Col. Har­ under the rules. When action advisor, Archie Haugh; first dele­ caused by lack of parts. In Loui.s- of testimony from young children perhaps, after he has been execii- ! talned a promise from K’rance of rois. and of Asia, and we ahnll lives, was n an i^ aecretary. London, Oct. 10—(/Pi—The Brit­ the racket was centered in Bo.aton old G. HoffmanT^x-Govemor; and will be taken by the Pension gate to convention. Mrs. Ethel ville, K y„ t.t.lO emplo.v^. were in criminal trials. ted. Immediate supnoi t in militarc < n- support our interests on both con­ ish press predicted today that For Installation where criminal and civil suits Col. Bruce K. Holloway, (lighter Board was not known last nights .Duncan: alternate, Mrs.’ Lily ,Dun- railed back to work at Ihe^-Ford nrild .'Mel the Test The fijrmcr Vichy chief of R ov-' ^atiofis again.st Italv in 1935. in tinents, not in any .sense for dom­ RAF pilots would attempt a new would be filed soon in the IL S. rommander of the 14fh Air Force as there has been no meeting to lop: aecond delegate, Mrs. Dolly, plant, closed for five weeks as^a Questioned by Judge Pallotti ermnent, who 14 times was a min- I jhe event of hostilities over Etlilo- ination, but in the spirit of the assault on the world speed record District court. which was based in t^ilna;- also organize. Mr. Martin is the W ylie; aecond alternate, Atr.s. Vlo-1 result of the Kelsey-Hnyes cort-, yesterday in connection with the ister and thrice a premier of (an sanctions United Nations charter, and as ac- for planes with the new meteor Driver Takes IJfe In Own Hands f addre.ssed the rally. x^ Final plans.for the annual Le­ member of the board until next let Field. 1 troversy. ’’^ s e , the court and counsel for the France, took up tlie charges That Poland had agreed live partners in the cause of pca<'.e' jet-propelled fighter plane, which "A driver takes his life into tiis Orb( Owed to Chlna\ gion Post ahd Auxiliary installa­ fall. Mr. Pitkin’s term expires In These officers will .1>e installe(l Six hundred mechanica and sthte satisfied the bench that the again.sthimone byone. andthc.se ^ya> to a German sunerhigh- ' and securitv." / only recently waa lifted from the own hands when he puts one of Mrs. Luce, stating that Chiim’s 1947 and Mr. House was named in an open installation at the n^Xt maintenance workers of American locaYNynung witness met the test the Junk tires on his car." Bren­ were some-of his replies; - ■ tva\^ ac'ro;rs nie Polish corridor and secret list. tion will be made at a committee ■N^port Alrllnea in New York vot- requireikhy the Supreme Court. ' To the charge he sought to nb- negotiations were broken off years of resistance to Japanese meeting Friday night at the Le- monthly meeting November 13 by nan a.«scrted.. "In some of theiu, Stalin To Take Rest ^ aggres.sion long before the Unlteii' The Daily Mail pictured the at- Mrs. Aleta Hitchcock of Charter M for a istrike and strike meet- Judge K^llotti asked the local gotiate a peace during the “phon- ^niv over an argument over who gion' Home at eight o’clock. even the bead has been worn out States entered the war was “our tqinpt as a "direct challenge to Oak Lodge of. Hartford. The audit­ ings^were called for 2,500 Ameri­ girl If she knew what happened to ey war" before the German 1940 | ^ear the costs The Auxiliary officers Will be and the tire Is so dangerous that a Moscow. Oct. 10'— (>Pi — The historical debt*’ to that nation, clainia of the Lockhead . Aircraft Needlework Lovers ing committee reported this was can AitUnea employes. An official children who didn’t tell the truth. service station attendant would blitz on France. Laval devoted much of his de- Kremlin announced today that cor^ration that its jet-)>ropelled installed by State President Mrs. .said America could place Its ex­ •For the reader-deatring-the-addresa the best financial year the lodge of the CIQ United Automobile "They go to Hell," she said, not even Inflate It if he knew its That Mussolini furnlshed the ^fense to the matter of persecution Generalissimo Stalin, who has not Frescrlbaif by tbeuaanda of Doctors! Shootihg Star is the world’s fast­ Catherine Cottrell. The installa­ perience with democracy, "basic­ of a necdleci-aft magazine, Mrs. L. has had since its institution. Workers sald A.he votea were called •solemnly. Under questioning' by initiative in this through an emis­ of Jews, Free Masons and C?omnui; had a respite rfopi the duties of est aircrkR.” The Shooting Star tion is to be held Monday night, condition." PEarussiN It (clrnti/lcolly preptied ally the civil rights « f man,” at K. L „ Minnesota, writes; " I ’m sure for'after a brekkdown In negotia­ Assistant State’s Attorney Charles The usefulness tif the tires’, if sary. Laval said he offered to nists, saying he had, iar from par his office since before the war, had averaged almost 600 miles an hour October 15, at eight o’clock. The second degree was conferred to act ot once—not only to relieve China’s disposal. the needlework lover would like tions on a wage contract. S,.House of Manchester and Pub­ useful at all. was'lihilted to only undertake a mission which Pre­ tlclnriting in it attempted to pro left Mo.scow for a vacation and a a few weeks wgo on a flight from The committee has arranged an on a class of candidates . by the tuch coughing but also to looten "W ith its blood anil its aid and Aunt Ellen’s WORKBASKET. This lic Defender Reinhart L. Gideon, 50' to 100 miles, investigators >-e- mier Edouard Daladier could later tpc't them. rest. The announcement, which intereatiiu program, and refresh­ past mistresses of the lodge, Mrs. tickling phlegm and make it easier to its share In victory, America has Dayton, Ohio, to New York. monthly pattern and direction serv­ defense, counsel, she related inci­ ported to Brennan. The.v said that disavow if it failed, but Daladier, was printed on the front pages of -i. ments will be served after the in­ L ily Dunlop taking the worthy raise. Safe and mighty etective tor surely won the right to apeak ice brings the latest creations in / some of the tires were full of ra­ rejected the idea. A second se­ all Soviet newspapers, said Stalin Crute Calls Stat fnts Untrue stallation. mistress chair. A fter the meeting dents about, which she complained both old and young. Pleasant tasting! frankly to her friends.” she added. handcraft and needlework from the Gasring^Seen dial Cracks and others had loose cret emis-sgry srrlvcd from Mpsso- gingerbread and whipped. cream to her pareh^’ and which resulted had left the capital yesterday but "A re we not justified in admit­ country’s fommoat artists and de­ shoulderid New Show Starts and tea were served. in Sleshko’s' arrest last month. linl the day before Italy attacked did not say where he had gone !J^rdr,.rorV^PERTU&81Nc ting that these basic civil rights Hartford. Oct. 10.—liW—State­ signers. It is Sl.OO-a year for twelve ‘Very Wrong’ Fiance, but never reached the nor how long he Would be absent. ments by Connecticut manufac­ Dividend for Creditors The latter was bound over to Su­ Frhlav at Slate and freedoms have never existed issues, but no samples arc sent perior Court from the Manchester Sex-Grazecl government, Laval wrote. throughout China, and particular­ turers and retailers to the^ffect because each. Issue contains large Town Court. To charges (withdrawn In ly not during the terrible decade that OPA pricing w m holdin^snp Hartford, Oct, 10— (/P)— Referee hot Iron transfer patterns as well Textile Workers (Continued from Page One) court) that he participated in de­ reconversion were labelled as in Bankruptcy Sol Berman has S?atinued from Page One) Laval 'said he was noF In the featuring Nolan, will be the <3» brand of electric washing ma­ '^\The Norwalk Sentinel, a (Continued from Page One) Oswiecim camp.) 'X----- ;------headline in person attraction at GOOSE' Tel. 7882, Call Between only because war made postpone­ WORKBASKET. 1731 Westport 5 0 - M i l f A r e a govenf^ment at the time. He ment necessary, and that with ihc chines displayed with a tag "not daily n^q,'spaper. The dividend is Station, Kansas City 2, Mo.” If Recalling Kramer to the stand greater Boston’s month old crime fa"d'he'‘^lleved moving'to Africa | the State theater. HSnford opem 1:00 and 2:00 P. M. for sale, held up for O PA approv­ in additioivto a 10 per cent divi­ hM cut Into steel production, the for re-examination on hla protea- blossoming of peace, these basic you are not delightfully pleased wave. merely would Invite the German | ‘"K .^tiday. f Will Be Here Soon rights will speedily be jfranted to al. That doesn’t read right,” he dend previduMy awarded. Claims with the first issue. Aunt Ellen will aecretary of labor was ready to tationi yesterday that he had no (Continued from Page One) A high-speed cha.se of a stolen, blitzkriec there causing the Bilt* i fantous singing stara and declared, “ it should read; ‘Held aggregating $^,422 will share in ■ offer a new compromise proposal hand ih the slaying of prisoners. the people of (Thina. . . . return your dollar and you hiay automobile which finally crastea Uh to lofe Suez'and the A m erica n ..:i"»t™ '"'"ta l Political Unity Chief Problem up while we try to get O PA to the dividend. The publishing com­ keep the material you have re­ to bituminous operators and Unit­ Defending Officer Thomas Claude^peavy mining tie dropped through injo a Boston Elevated rallway up- to lose a landing platform for a i all the Ro> Rogers pictures and "China, during the war, was a let us charge you 25 per cent pany went into ^ankrujJtcy In ceived without any obligation. a a. or making the party a success ed Mine Workers officials headed Winwood asked the former B e ls ^ ^oof. Another beam struck a ■were also the featured stars In the right, the as.sault and robbery of a later invasion. On the other house 'politically divided.. Tlis more for this.’ ” June, 1944. \ Adv. •h y' President John I-< liewls. commandant: Bonanza resident and knocked him man on Boatofi connnop'and the hand, he wrote, "events have Warner Bro.s, production, ."Holly­ Tires • Tubes -^Batteries It’* easy to plan a date at home when you have frosty bottles o f Coca-Cola in the Schwellenbach said they "should "You were questioned yesterday to the ground, but he apparently gunpoint I'obbeiy of a ’'Somerville proved de Gaulle was right" in wood Canteen." Co-headlined on “ T h ^ .“ be able to agree. as’ to whether you v^ ld rather was not seriously Injured. tailor were the only 'overnight in­ the bill is MLss America o f 1945. moving to London. Road Service family refrigerator. Have a Colje says the ho.itess, an/J the affair is off to a flying start. " I don’t think they are very far carry out mass rnyirfler than be Cause Not Determined cidents reported to police: ; ^^Collaboration .Armistice Bess Myeraon. the most beautiful >07 MAIN STREET— WELDON BUILDI)W| apart,’’ Schwellenbach aaid after put in prison yourself.. Have you Cause of the blast was not de­ Three Lynn,boys, who were in Outgrowth and talented girl in America, and Dewey-Richman the operatora and union leaders heard of the atomic bomb?’* termined immediately, hut Preece the automobile, were taken into Concerning the charge that he winner of the world famous A.t- BUDGET . T o yoiing or old, this friendly invitation opens the way to better acquaintance, adds elided a long conference. without "I.,ately^r6m the papers," Kra­ aaid it could have been defective custody. 'They were uninjured, organized the Montolre meeting lantlc enty Beauty Pageant. Add­ • Co. reaching agreement on the main r mer repilM. blasting powder. The Somerville tailor apparently between Hitler and Marahal Pe- ed attractions on the bill include THE COST zest and enjoyment to entertaining. From Alabama to Oregon, Coca-Cola stand* foe Isaue, recognition o f the United OCULIST JiKl^ Advocate C. L. Stirling Oilsonlte is a black hydrocarbon I was the victim of the same tall and taln and arranged subsequent col­ Don Tannen, top-notch comedy Mine Workers Foremen’s union. .short paid- that has figured In sev­ At halted further questioning along with a smooth ebony-like surface laboration, Laval replied the ar­ star; The Four Kings in an out­ PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED - Lewis’ proposal to end the eral recent holdups. The tailor, r the pause that refreshes— a pleasant way to make folks feel at home. this line by demanding sharply: Although Its proprieties make its mistice Itself rather than anything standing acrobatic apecialty, and Coke sCoca-Cote /strike If the operators would nego­ "W hat have we to do with the use as a fuel jiractical. It also Nathan Schwartz, lost $13. a host of other entertainers. On N E W FRAMES Nichols-Bristol, Inc. 1 *7?oea'Cola* *ad H* abbrsviitiaa Machine-Gun Identified he did brought about collabora­ tiate on the recognition is.sue was atomic boftib?" serves as a source of fireproof in­ the screen will be shown "Stmaet ■ OTUEO UNDEI AUTHOaiTY Ot THE COCA-COIA COMFANY lY L’Y^dw'ara Um raitiUrad trad* not fully accepted by the.^ opera­ Meanwhile. Boston police said tion. and added; LENS DUPLICATED l.’SS Center StrMt Stirling later put several ques­ sulation materials. Peculiar to " I f the armistice h&d lasted in Eldorado" with Roy Rogers and dauHu adiidi dialinguiah tha prad tora who said their willingness to that a* machine-gun allegedly Phone 4047 tions to’ Kramer concerning hla western Colorado and eastern several weeks—nay, several Dale Evana. REPAIRS MADE ' uct of tha Coca-Cola Compaay. negotiate should not be taken as dropped on Squaw head In nearby COCA -COLA BOTTLlNf; COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD. CONN. attitude toward the prisoners who Utah, it has been used for years m onths-w e would not have had to There are 'ale J ^ o w a SaU any retreat ffom their position Squantum by two men who were i M M BOYS’ had been under his care. in the manufacture of high grade suffer so many exactions ami | urday and Sunda>. starting at 10 that foremen, should not be chased in a boat by harbor police, "O f what use to the German paints and varnishes. harshnesses from the' occupiers.} P- m- • O W4S Tte C-C C » . Arthur Carlenn; Vernal town had been identified as one of a unionised. Reich was a Polish Jew or Jew- But it lasted four years and we i - , . ______PARKA After the UMW chief rejected j one of th rau estioM m-rahal, said he had received number of w ea^n s recently stol- had no power whatever, no means 1 ______■ their counter-plan,____ -____1__me Schwellenbach quesiions , - definite word that no one was in Ij en bv by thieves who broke Into the Stirling asked. the mine Or the treating plant at Quincy state armory. other than negotiation — now | The Educrttional Club Presents.... \| prepared a revised projwsal which "I do not know,’ K ra m ^ re- termed intelligence with the ene-1 ASHES AND RDBRISH JACKETS the time of the blast, and there Sergt. Charles Bailey, ballistics ' he hoped would be acceptable to | my—to try to dam German rapa- • a . ai _ J J ^ J - were no known injuries, t expert, said a check with the man­ REMOVED With Hoods both sides and bring settlement Before Kramer left the stand he citv and cruelty.’* 1 DR. DANIEL H. O'LEARY o f the 20-day old work stoppages .All Ordered to Leave ufacturer showed that it had been asked permission to make a state­ sold to the Massachusetts State To the charge the Germans ‘ C«:llars and YaTds Cleaned In a Lecture On the Topic: f p f f _ Wind and water proofed In mines In six states. ment. When it was granted, the Mrs. L. D. -Barry, whose hus­ gabardine' jackets. Timme band Is,superintendent of the Bar­ Guard which placed it In the Call 5R1R or 7487 More Forced to Quit Work defendant took a deep breath and “ARGENTINA AND THE GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY** Tuft lined, sleeves with quilt­ Additional steelworkers were ber gilsonite works, told authori­ Quincy armory, . A atate .police said; lieutenant waa at once assigned to R. CAMPOSEO ^ ^ H O T S T U F F * * ed lining. Zipper front. forced to quit work because of ties In Vernal the entire popula­ Thursday, Oct. 11, 8:00 p. m. ' Knitted wristlets to keep out "I would like to take this op-' determine whether the finding of Some Dont's coal ahortages and production in portunity to thank all Qie defend­ tion of Bonanza was ordered to cold breezes. many mills was cut by the closing leave. Some of the re.sidents found the machine-gun might lead to in­ Nathan Hale School Auditorium ing officers for their work for me formation as to the location of the X for Pimples FOR BOYS! of blast furnaces and open hearths- and the others, and I ’m certain harbor at the Independence gil­ Miners off their jobs by the striked sonite mine, three and a half miles other weapons. DonV.. scratch — don’t squeeze 7:30, Business Meeting of the Club. the court can give a fair judg­ Four 15-year-old boys later were pim ples-^u may Infect yourself. included 75.600 In West Virginia; ment." away, and others appeared later ^'Waterman's" Admission To Lecture 25c, Including Tax. 68,467 in Pennsylvania: 27,200 In in Vernal and Jensen. brought into juvenile session of Don’t suffeb.ffom Itching of pim­ $14-95 Personal Errand Service Kentucky: 8.000 in Tennessee; The heat from the blast was so Lynn District court, charged with ples. Eczema>xMgry red blotches 8,000 in Ohio and 6.000 in Indiana. intense that Mrs. Barry’s eye­ larceny of the automobile' that was or other Irritauons when soothing wrecked against the Boston Ele­ Peterson’s Olntni^t offers you Will pick up and deliver W ith no coal to move, 50 trains Nazis Wrangle brows were singed, although she Heapy Gabardine and 300 em p ires of the Louis­ waa some distance from the mine vated railway structure during the quick relief. Makes the skin look your packages, from your ville * NashvOfe railroad in Ken­ Among Selves and treating plant, she said. night. Three of the boys--on pa- better, feel better. 35e,all drug­ grocer, store, druggist, tucky were idle. Manv residents of Vernal said role rfom the Lyman achool were gists. Money back If dne appli­ laundry, etc. DO YOUR SHOPPING TOMORROW AT SHEEP LINED New York’s crippling port-wide they felt the blast, and persona ordered turned over to the parole cation does not delight yott. P e­ strike o f 35,000 to 60.()00 long­ (Continued from Page One) residing on the outskirts said they^ officer. The fourth was sentenced terson’s Ointment also soothes ir­ We Cater To Any lAical Er­ to an indefinite term,at the Shir­ ritated. tired or itchy feet and JACKETS shoremen left the world’s busiest saw the sky light up from flames.' rand. Also Light Trucking. harbor virtually idle .again today, who worked at the Institute knew Utilities Cut Off by Blast ley school. craifks between the toes. With Far CoUar the 10th day of the walkout in a Poles and Russians were killed Electrical, telephone and other Reasonable Rates! IWONDERI Wind and water proofed. dispute over a new contract. there but nobody was forced to utilities were cut off by the blast. Reversible Knitted wristlets, 4 pocket front Thousands of tons of cargo went work. They were able to resign Mrs. Barber made her report from j 9^ lienox St. Tel. 2-0752 -—leather buttons. unmoved as 369 ships were tied "The program of killing started the Independence mine. PARKA JACKETS up. in 1940. During 1941 because of The blaat occurred about 9 p. ^ M A R K E T S The strike, said Capt. Hewlett the objections of Germans, this m. (m.a.t.), Vermtl residents said. PINEHURST MEATS iV Outer shell of weather proofed heavy, 855 Main St. Rubinow Bldg. Telephone 6465 - • • '““ C V . r " - * - • AMO HIS OiO R. Bishop of the War Shipping ad­ program wa.s stopped. It started Since customers are watching red points m that $14-95 gabardine. Reveraei into a Red and ministration. was delaying the re­ .again In August. 1942'.’’ r Y O U ’D BE Black pure wool Buffalo Plaid- turn of "thousands of troops," and they can save for butter, steaks, etc., we try to give you He said the victlm.s died usually f o s t . »«">•*’•' . y O R S 17 Liberty ships had geen ordered about lv,p hours after they were daily no point suggestions. THURSDAY SPECIALS! Styled by MacGregor to leave their cargo behind and given injections of scopolamine Bag Sausage Ball for Europe Immediately to and morphine and the administra- ICE! ASTONISHED AA Link Sausage -AlfW ool pick up loads of returning service I Jtlon of veronal and chloral tablets, FISH $ 2 0 - o o men. .A rm y ajid UNRRA cargo, said, picked out The postiloned drawing for Lamb Patties AT THE HIGH PRICES Haddock Fillets previously had been earned by the 1 random" in certify- the ben<^t of Co. G, SUte GROTE’S W’E WILL PAY FOR CARS PLAID vessels on trips to Europe. _ He Guard, Social Club Fund, will Mackerel lb F R A N K F U R tS Regardless of Year, Make, said more than 110,000 tons of re­ Klein's statement was obtained be held at the Aiheriran Le­ Perch Fillets Model or Condition MACKINAWS lief cargo ami Army supplies have by ('apt. Wilfiam R. Vance, 1013 gion Home, Tuesday, Oct. 16, Flounder Fillets Soup Bones tVhen New Cars Are tn Full Lamb Legs at 10 p. m. Swth. Birmingham. Steak Cod ' T,amb Stew Production, Used Car Price* Are perishable for the Army. ^ investigator. Quilted lining and with zipper Winners will be announced Steak Pollack Fowl Fryers sure Tn nrop Bbarply CHuen SHOVUDER hood. , < T o 'y 'I J il loca” unions" of the! Klein-calmly accused nearly every in this paper and will also be We Will fay As H l^ .Va \ A F L "lnter;aU;naV’" ‘‘r-ongshoV;-| LARGE CANS NEW.ORLEANS COOKED PEELED LAMB uAPaoiAFro ^ Col notified Individually, STEAK men’s association were expected to ' Houston, SHRIM P — $1.32 EACH 1936 Cars 1937 Cars $12-95 the prosecutor, then presented an­ vote on whether' to return to work Shrimp To Cook tomorrow. other statement by Heinrich On the Pacific coast. 4() ships! Ruoff. chief male nurse and also $400 $500 28c lb. 30c lb. a defendant, which was even dark­ We ai;e taking orders for week-end Poultry and ex­ ...... were idle at piers because of .re-1 FRESH fusal of members of CIO . Marine er for the accused. The statement pect to have Turkeys from Roberts’ Tolland Fanhi Cooks and Stewards union to sign had been obtained by Capt. Luke 1939 Cars PEPPERIDGE FARM BREAD a 1938 Cars up under reduced personnel rules P, -Rogers, Richmond Hill, Long. TicasT* made by the WSA. Island. N. Y.> N O T E : Saturday we will have Pepperidge Raisin W’hole $700 $1000 lb In Hollywood, movie strikers Ruoff estimated that he,and an­ Wheat Bread. Have a loaf saved. You will like this other'male nurse. Karl Willig, were arrested on charges of un­ brc&d* ' “ ' lawful assembly as 200 sheriff’s "gave Injections to 200 or 300 ARNOLD’S ROLLS AND BREAD deputies broke'up a mas.sed pick­ Poles and Russians, but it rhay 1940 Cars '41-42 Cara 1 / have been 400 or 500." He said, et Rne at Warner Brothers studio, -HI- Ho-Ciackera — -- -, — . • 11,. • •, • ... • • • • •-» * .... ,2ie A LL WOOL scene of several outbreaks of vio­ the. causes of death were falsified' .lell-O Pudding* ...... ,3 pkgs. 20e $201)01 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in certificates. - $1400 lence the last few days. Clashes Gulden’s Mustard ...... 12c have Injured 111 persons and pro­ Ruoff said Wahiman determin­ Plllsbury F lo u r...... 2.$ lbs. $1.29 D R IVE^N PLAID MACKINAWS duction was halted. ed- "what substance and amount' Plllsbury'a Pancake Flour ...... '...... i2 pkgs. ’-ifle U .S .N 0 .1 . More than 350 pickets were sur- to give and it was known to all W RITE IN . Canipbeir* Tomato Soup ...... 3 cans 27c , Warm-aa-toaat all Wool niacki- jpounded by the deputies and there who worked In the asylum at Nabisco Shredded Wheat ...... T pkgs. 23c PHONE IN 7-8144 was no violence today.' Hadamar that Russians and Poles ' nawa In assorted plaida. Zipper B^er’a Vanilla...... 2 oz. bottle S3c We Will Buy Your Car " hoodv - All around detachable A'otea Tol Count Ballots died frpm. the injections." ■: ...... i ______1 lb. bag 27c \ Shurflne Coffee ...... Over the Phone belt. A fine mackinaw if ever In Washington, the N LB R vot- : He said when the death pro- D ran o ...... ,21c 100% WOOL JACKETS ad 2 tb 1 to counl'BallSlii of l>bth! only mental- Potatoes A- 49^ there was one. Wool Foam ...... **»**-s*s*.i)s*» wfiO • alirtk’4'iir‘ifli8''^trti:!flTflters’ lft 'l8St'^.lv>1ll (Jefm'a’ns'were'b'rought' la' BtaelAhei CMP sauce .-.-i lA oa. Jgc Sizes 6 to 16 spring’! collective barga\nlng el- Hadamar. Thev were gassed and ^For New and Beautiful Tetley Budget T e a ...... '------M.-.Vi lb, pkg. 41c ' SRECIALrOPPER - Y*AflC»*Y«UI.OW’' ' • . YCU.OW «LORE... action among atudiq workers. | cremated. He identified the lone Sell yoiir car tn ns now and A F L strike leaders in Hollywood ; /u,-oman defendant. Irmgard Huber, Hair Styling Make' an NOWIN: you can use your car for the lined for extra warmth and wlUi ONIONS TURNIPS snug waistband for sm art trini- laid picketing would continue until . as one of the nurses who helped Appointment at BROOMS — DRY MOPS AND KITCHEN BAGS next SO days without charge. $10-95 "W arner Brothers capitulate 6i luji Rtiasians and Poles. close thalr studio." ______3 lbs. 22c 5 lbs. 25c Warner Brothers joined with | * • CHARMORE ... other major studios in a statement | While only 60 per cent- of the CAPITOL MOTORS JUICY JUICV CAUrOBMIA $7-98 urging law enforcement officials j 34.855.000 occupied dwelling units 368 MAIN RT. HARTF^D , to “ prevent continuance of th? ter- i In the United States in 1940 had /Beauty Shoppe UncfuiTjl Uivccn/.mc LEMONS ORANGES rorlstic action which has been ta k -, private flush toilets, the Censufi'' 241 North Main Street DIAL 4151 ^ 302 MAIN STREET ap against one studio bv the strik- Bureau estimates that in 1944 the . 29c do*. . lag faction of film workers. ” I jJroportion of homes so equipped Tel. .3043 6 for 25c If y\ IT llA S TO BE RIGHT TO BE REGAL 1 Appeals, some by individuals, | bad nsei^ to 68 per cent. , Rend Uemld Advi*

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nonetheless has encountered a de­ dletown 1,044; New Britain 1,458; Graham said 8,803 claitha were gree of apprehension among the Tigers Lead Reports Made Army Control Probe Solves New Haven .2,863; New London closed out during the week. Triimaii Notes experts over the possibility that WTUT— 1880 21,354 Jobs 627; Norwalk 760; Norwich 764; ^,759 File Hartford. Gontlnnea to Lead It Units Obituary T b r fa y ’s WBTD—UIO Dressmaking and AlteraHons the foundation might get involved To Red Cross In Argentina; Slaying of Li Radio Stamford 1,012; Thompsonville Hartford continued to lead wilti Pioneer Spirit in politics. Smith, with his back­ 6-1 ill Last Eastern Standard Tima 317; Torrlngton 490; Waterbury For Benefits 13,316 claims, a decrease of 3.4 imain Active ground of experience In dealing Open in State 1,586; WiUimantlc 374. per cent“from the'-prevlous week; Ladies and Children with scores of government agen­ Peroii Resijnis 3:45—w n c—Right to Happi-f WHTD—Lone Ranger; WTHT— Bridgeport (Was second with 7,970,' cies, was summoned ss an expert Series Game Monthly Meeting of Ia>- Shot ^Accidentally by down 22.1 per cent; and New Ha­ Deaths Still Fostered on administrative problems. ness. Melody Lane; W nC—The Mas­ 3,411 for SkiUed, 4,605 Decrease of 5.7 Per Cent piM of Incidents in rhupter Held; Ditails Chinese Soldier After 4:00 — WDRC — House Party; ter Singers. Summer Term ven third having 7,601, down .1.9 Hemstitching (Continued from Page One) Several days of closed 8es.slons (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) per cent. brlhem Italy Indicate Frank II. WIlUams were expected to be required for Another Hurt by Car News; WHTD—Jack Bercb; T:46—WTIC—Two In Love. JPor Semi'Skilled and From Previous Week Frank H. Williams died at his and which he endorsed In a sjieerh the House Militan,' committee to Of the Reports ment of Ramon Castillo and be­ WTHT—News; The 4:00-5:00 8:00—WDRC—Jack Caraon ahow; Classes to End The number of claima in other 9A.M.-4P.M. home in Florence. Mass., this field. Mavo clubbed the first Spot; w n c —Backstage Wife. WHTD — Lum and Abner; 8,773 for Unskilled Reported by Graham Connecticut citlea were: Ansonia j^Tf rgroniid Army at New Orleans last year. sift the rercmmendatlons and pitch into fight field for a single, came president for two days, had morning at 8:30 after a brief ill­ He said the decision he would hlghly-tcehnicar explanations giv­ The regular monthly meeting of Chungking, Oct. 10— (/F) —Li 4; 15—WHTD — Musical Round­ ■WTHT — Senator .McMahon; 1,160, up 4.6; Bristol 1,419, down .sending Webb to third. Cramer been Peron’s chief support. It New Haven, Oct. 10—(iP)—Final 6.6; Danbury and Ne\i>-Milford 1,- ness. leave with the people was largely I er it yesterday by the men 'vho the Board of Directors of the Man­ turned against him yesterday Shao Shih, the Communist party up: w n c —Stella Dallas. Wn<3—Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Hartford, Oct. 10—OP)—A total Hartford, Oct. 10—WP)- Benefit MADELINE FREEMAN M , O ct 10—m — Th« U a hnmh that k'bbed a Bingle near the lefUield secretary-general here, was not 8:15—WHTD—George Hicks pre­ classes in the undergraduate 163, down 5.7; Meriden 2,555, down Mr. Williams was a native of on the question of the emrhasis lo chester C3iapter, American Red amid the storm of opposition to 4:30—WDRC — StricUy Swing: of 21,354 job openings were avail­ claims were filed last week by 60.- 71 SO. MAIN STREET MANCRE8TBR gwa nffency ANSA reported Manchester and was born at the assassinated but W'ns slain acci­ w n c —Loranzo Jones. sents; W tH T—Kay-O-Qulz. schools or Yale university for the 7.3; Middletown and Essex .2,563, be placed on flood control, power, i his military nile which had been able In Xhe 18 state offices of the summer term will be hild tomor­ 759 unemployed workers, includ­ MB Italy, including attacks Williams homestead In Buokland irrigation or navigation in the de- | All four wltneasea heard during Mayo to second. TImt w m all for f-^osa, was held Tuesday evening dentally by a Chinese corporal, 4:45—WDRC—Main Street Hart­ 8:30 — WDRC — Dr. .ChriaUan; down 4.3; New Britain 3,712, down Borowv. and big Paul Derringer gathering fury for weeks. I,ieiit. Gen. Chang Chon, comman­ row, tp be followed by an pxamt-’ 6.6; New Lorn London and Westerly, 1.- !■ and saboUge. which it 73 years ago. He was the son of velopmcnt of the li^ennessee valley. | the single day of public hearing.s In the Chapter office, with fifteen ford; WHTD t:- Hop Harrigan; New#': WHTD — Fiahihg and USES.as.of Oct. 1. State Director ing 4,341 veterans. Labor Commis­ went to the hill for the Cubs. Still Puzzled Over Change) der of the Chungking gendarme­ nation period which opens Satur­ sioner John J. Egnii announced 414, up 4.4; Norwalk 1,047, down the late John F. and Charlotte He is staunchly In fsvdr. he said. ' iinstintingly recommended the members present and Dr. Eugene At the end of the day the nation V m C —Young Widder Browm. Hunting Club of the Air; WTHT William J. FUszgeraid said today. Indicated that MussoUni’s Williams and spent his boyhood Greenberg sacriificed to (Javarretta rie. reported today after an inves­ 6:00—WDRC—March of Science; -F resh -U p Show; WTIC—Gay day and runs through to Monday, today through Acting Executive 7.9; Norwich 9.’>7,' up 3.8; Stamford of Federal authority to siiperviae | legislation asked by Mr. Truman. M. Davis, chairman, presiding. The still was puzzled over the mean- There were 18,978 openings in the K bt remnants were attempting here. For many years he lived In iinaaai.«ted, Mayo taking thlit; and tigation.------...... WHTD—Terry and the Pirates; Mra. Featharstone. Oct. 22. Director James J. Graham of the 1,4,39, down 7.0; Thompsonville development of the valley. i They were Secretary of War Rob­ previous month, he said. * The eight-day examination peri­ an underground Talcottville where he conduct.cu ert P. Patteraoh, MaJ.‘ Gen. Leslie (iramer second. • (Ihillenbine ■* was ,) th. «o™..ry B. « 7',;,';' Chang’s statement to the offi­ WTHT—Meet the Band: WTIC 9:00—WDRC — Frank Sinatra; Employment Security division. district 1,711, down .6; Torrington TVA is operated by a three- purposely passed, filling the bases. cial Chinese Central Nows agency Of the total job openings, the od will be followed by a 10-day va­ This was a decrease of 5.7 per and Winsted 1,360, up 41.7 (larg­ the grocery store for Talcott R. Groves, v,ho directed develop­ DeWolf, was read and | might be the beginning of a re- — When a Girl Marries. WHTD—Gne Foot In Heaven; director said, 3,411 are for'skilled at Milan arreMcd an un- member board of directors respon­ York reached the full count and; quickly shattered a theory that Li, cation. Classes for the fall term cent from .the previous week, Gra­ est increase in the state); Water- Brothers. Later he moved to Ev­ sible directly to the President and ment of the bomb: Dr. Vanncvai and Miss Dorothy Dow’d, treasurer, j r„rn ■, to constitutional gover.i- 6:15 — WHTD — Dick Tracy; WTHT—Gabriel Heater; W n C workers, 4,605 for semi-skilled and aycd laborer listed as Luigi erett, Mass., where he owned and then popped up to Hack. Outlaw on ardent Communist once jailed WTHT — Superman: WTIC — —Eddie Cantor Show. . will get under way on Thursday, ham-satd...... bwry JSJ512,_!ip. 4,5; _and,.WJi11)man- Congress under an independent Bush, head of the Office of Scien­ presented the monthly statement, ment, holding that the. Supreme 8,773 unskilled. Nov. 1. o, who was quoted as say- conducted a grocery store until tific Research and Development, walked on four straight pitches, for his political activities, had boon Portia Faces Life. 9:15—WTHT—Real Stories from 'The amount of money paid out tic 917. up 12.4. • agency status. It sells electricity forcing Mavo across. Richards Also present at the meeting was court must take, the rein.s. (jthers | assassinated. Prepared To Assist .All The summer term now ending ill benefit checks for the , week accepted the offer without his retirement a few years ago. directly to niiiniciparitles, rural and Dr. James Conant, president Frank (juinlan, a Manchester man, rhkt so lanff a.s the Army re-: 6;30—WDRC — News Commen­ Real Life. x those Initials stood for After lie.gave up active work Air. doubled Inti) the left field corner, The general said investigation 9:80—WDRC)—Ann Sothern as Fitzgerald said there are 700 opened last Monday, July 2. Class­ ending Oct. 6 waa $792,708, Gr# Potsdam ia particularly noted co-operatives and other, agencies of Harvard l.’ niveraity. . Red Cross Field Director recently ! tained nn iron grip, notnlng was tary; Swoon or Croon: WHTD— professional and manageriel va es for all except first term fresh dl Aslonl Mussollniane" Wllliams^ught a place in Flor­ All Titresaed the need for speed. scoring Oamer, Cullenblne and disclosed that Corp. Tien Kai-Fo, Malsie; WHTD— Swinging' on ham said, bringing the total for for its associations with the long- The Gift Studio as well ns to aluminum and de­ returned on furlough fto™ ibe changed easentially. Jack Armatrong; WTHT—Cap­ canclea throughout the state await men aurted July 3, and classes for oilnl action squads). He said ence, Mass..‘'jjjst outside of North­ Biish asserted that uncontrolled Outlaw. Lred when Li’s chRulTor ignored’ tain Midnight; WTIC — Just the Golden Gate: Coronet Story the benefit year which started on reigning Hohenzollem dynasty, fense plants. Newhouser rolled w>t, Johnson ETO, where he was with the 9th Demonstrations were touched an order to halt after his black se­ ing Workers who can qualify for first term freshmen began July 5. April 1 to $3,651,682. The average many of whose members are 34 Church Street sme suspicious when he dis- ampton, wheris. he spent the re- One of the early projects of the experimentation might have dis­ Arrny through Scotland. England, Plain Bill. Teller; WTHT—Victory Parade to Cavarretta. off In many ulaces aa news of the dan severely injured Pvt: VVu of Spotlight Bands; -WTIC—Mr. them. 'There are also 1,384 clerical benefit payment was $20.27 and hurled in the city. GIFTS FOR ALL AND EVERY OCCASION I a package he was given to mainder of his ^ c ._ late Franklin D. Roosevelt, it was astrous reaults, such as poisoning Bel^um and Holland to the Elbe. 5:45-,-WDRC—Old Record Shop;. Fighter Pilot Killed to memtsers of the organ- Mr. Williams is survived by his Five runs, fiMir hits, no errors, resignation of Peron spread swift­ Ying - Tang. District. Attorney. and sales job openings and a total DISTINCTIVE GREETING CARDS set up to fix a yardstick for pow­ entire nclghborhooda, destniction With the disbanding of the 9th Ar­ W H nJ—Tennessee Jed: WTHT of 2,177 openings In the service contained machine-gun wife Mina Archibald Williams. He of communities or the sterilization dno left. ^ ly, And there were- some clashes' ■ '"The Khooting w’as purely acci-, —Tom Mix; WTIC—Front Page 10:00 — WDRC—Great MomenU er rates through use of its mul- my. he worked with the 48th fight­ between celebrating crowds and dental ' it w-as ns simple as-that,’’ field. He said that the USES of­ Groton, Oct. 10.—(fl*)—The pilot PHOTO COLORING: HUmitlon. also leaves cne sister, Mr*- W. H. tlpIe-purposC power-navigation- of anyone passing by an amateur First Innlnjf Cuba er group at Camp Detroit, headed Farrell. in Music — WHTD — Counter Corbin, of Hartford, .b'hd two police. Cliang said. Spy: WTHT—T4 be Announced; fices In each of the 18 cities be of a Corsair fighter plane from & Attack Three Forts flood control dams. laboratory. Hack was called out on strikes, for the Pacific. The end of the Evening the Groton Naval Air auxiliary ORDER PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS brothers, .George H. Williaiims of Actually Ukes.Peron's Place Tien to Re Punished WTIC — CoUege . of Musical prepared to' give assistance to all |kl>ds described by the agency As he dedicated the big Ken­ looking at a sweeping curve. John­ war, with Its changes of plans, re­ 6:00— News on all stations. persona; returning veterans, physi­ was killed when hia plane crashed NOW! fheavlly armed criminals" at- this towm and Clinton^E. Willlaiiia Tien was arrested and Chang Knowledge. tucky dam, the president recalled son smacked a double to left cen- sulted In his winding up In the Frowning, the 53-year-old Ava- 6:15—WDRC — Jimmy Carroll cally handicapped and others in and burned In an open field about HOURS: Mon.,Tues., Thurs., Fri., 12-5 P. M. gfd three forte near Genoa yes- of St. Cloud, Florida. He alah. said he would be punished accord­ 10:30—WDRC—Andrews Sisters the controversies that attended About Town terfleld. Lowrey bunted and was states. loa. whom Peron hlm.self had ele­ ing to law. Wii w'as reported near Sings; WHTD — Tom Hussey; locating a Job for which they are two miles from the airport, here Monday and Saturday, 6-9 P..M. apparently attempting to leaves several nephews and nieces.- safe on Newhousers error, John­ vated from xiolonel to brigadier ■ Musical Roundup; WTHT — Show: WHTD—Piano. Guitar The funeral services will be held T v A’s creation and declared It "is At the end of his furlough, he death in the same hospital where and Drum: WTHT—Music. beat suited. yesterday. State police said the Open by Appointment. Telephone 6632. h arms and ammunition, but no''longer an experiment, hut a son holding second. . Cavarretta general and placed In cherge of Baseball Scores; Concert Hour. at his late home Friday at noon Miss Rosemary Quiah, daughter will return to the 48th at Golds­ L. died Monday n|glit. two hours 10:45—WHTD — Jane Planner; Job openlng.s include Ansonla plane was on a routine training h repulsed by Italian troops, .demimstratldn” of which "all ex­ nf Mr. and l^r»- William P,;Qulah singled to right, scoring Johnson boro, N. C.. then on to Washing­ the Ca’itipo garrison, actually took WTIC — Prof. Andre Schenket. 833; Bridgeport 1,826; Bristol 366; flight. The name of toe pilot waa naands of Genoese watched the and the body will be brought to after bullet fragments pierced li’s WTHT—Strange Case of Dr. QUALITY cept a small minority" regard as of Plymouth Lane will be one of and sending Lowery to tMrd, Paf- ton. San Francisco and the Padific- Peron’s place, turning the tables lung. 6:30— WDRC— George B. Arm­ Danbury 735; Danielson 484; witbbled pending norification of Itacular battle, in which the the Bucklaiid cemetery for burial ko hit Into a double play, Webb ..to on his erstwhile crony in a behind Weird. Friday afternoon. “ a great '’Americnh aCcompll.sh- the models in the fashion show Hontf) Service Report The chauffeur, Hsiung Wei- stead: WHTD — Answer Man: 11:00—News-on all atatlon. Hartford 2,894; Meriden 911; Mid­ nearest of kin. \ ^ e r s used machine-guns and Mayo to York. the scenes striiggle for power. ment." sponsored by St. Agncs.Gulld Fri­ Miss Emily Cheney, chairman of Ping,-dfsappenred'alter faking Li ■' w n c —Bob Steele: Five Minute 11:15—WDRC—Night Owl Show; E m m mortar. day .afternoon at three o’clock in One run, twb hits, one error, one First indication of things to Mystery. ■b s agency said other outlaws Mrs. Mary A. Wilder 16th Dft(^ .ConipleiMl the Home Service committee, re­ to the hospital and is being sought WHTD—Paul aem ent Trio; Mrji. Mary A. Wilder, formerly the hall at 960 Main street, Hart­ left. ported on the first fall meeting of come may be' found In what; type by police. 6:45—WDRC—New'S; WHTD — Ea two attacks on the muni- Kentucky dam US'.the 16th TVA of men will be named to the three WTHT—Baaeball Scores: It’s of Boston, who had resided In ford. Mi'sB Qulsh has modeled on Second Inhing Tigers the committee, and read the report Li was invited to a buffet dinner Musical Roundup; WTIC—Lo­ b depot at ViUagrasta In the dam to be completed; . and No. 10 posts vacated by Peron vice pres­ Dance Time: WTIC— Harkneas Manchester for the past four previous occasions and it 1s ex­ of Miss Jessie Reynolds, Home given Monday evening by Gc!i. well Thomas. M ace of Palermo, but were re- on the original lO-darh.^ program W’ebb filed to Pafko in deep cen­ ident, war minister and. labor min­ of Washington. ^ after an exchange of gun- years, died this morning lifter a that was expanded with 'the ad-‘ pected a number of the Guild ter. Mayo lined out to Pafko. Cra­ Service secretary; unable to tie Chang Chi-Chung. minister of llie 7 ;00—WDRC—Mommle and the 11:30 — WDRC — Night Owl; members and friends from this present, which was as follows; 54, ister. Still another indication may political department of the Na­ Men: WHTD—Headline Edition; • WHTD—Music; WTHT—Dance wlth sentinels lasting several short Illness at the home of her vent of war to supply heeded mer singled cleanly into right field, be in whether the radical decree daughter, Mrs. Edward F. .Bra- power. ^ town will attend. Admission is his 10th hit of the aeries. Green­ new cases during September, total tional Military council, for the WTHT — Fulton Lewis, Jr.; Orchestra; WT1C3—Congression­ by ticket only and carries a chance of 108 cases handled during the Peron had prepared for Oct. 15 Is founder of. the Communist party WTIC—Supper Club. al Medal of Honor. b F lo re n ce police reported they haney of 57 Dougherty street. The president said it will; hold, berg walked, the Cuba protesting carried out. Stock exchange sourc­ fSo eosy to use faA a cache of dynamite, arms Mrs. Wilder was an experienced hack four million acre feet of on four War bonds as well as a bitterly about a couple of Umpire month. Financial assistance given in China, Mao Tze-Tung. He dr- „ 7;15_W D RC -Jack Smith Songs; 1 2 -nq WHTD — News: Music; Tonight’s The Night! es said Feron, possigly’ in a last- 1 gasoline, apparently hidden by caterer, and for some time was in flood water from the lower Ohio d'dqr prize. Passarella’s declaiona. Cullenblne In the amount of $213.50 to serv­ dined because he dislikes *ocial WHTD — Raymond Swing; WTIC—News: Danny Ryan Ser­ c . icemen and ex-servicemen, with minute bid for workers' support, gatherings. WTHT—Hartford Heroes Speak enade. latground forces. charge.of the local High school and Mississippi ri\’ers and that It also walked, filling the bases. Der­ would have ordered a flat 20 per AS housew L. Kittle, 1st Class M.M., ringer whipped two. strikes past repayments received amounting to Aa the dinner guests gathered, w n c —Newt of the World. 12:30—WTIC—Let’s Dance with ^ P*p$i-Cola Company, Long Island Cilif,N,Y., Rasa dispatches reported an at- cafeteria, w»hlch brought her in also win provide electricity and ” a cent lncrea.se In all salaries and to sabotage the reconstruc- contact with many of the teachers deep-water navigable channel 18? of 82 Spruce street, who recently York and thei\ walKcd him, forc­ $297.^5 he drove a friend to the friend s 7:30 — W D R C — Elleiy Queen; Thomas Peluso. \ • • . ■ , i returned ilojne,. hss beoh honor ing In Cramer. Hy Vandenberg York Strangfeld. chairman of would have decreed that 25 per home on the outskirts of Chung­ Franehlsed Bottlers Pepsl-Cola Bottling Co. of Central Village, Conn. { B o f a railway bridge over the and pupils. miles long" while other TVA dams cent of all profits of alT businesses She leaves tw'o children, Ray­ carry the deep water channel all ably discharfev^ from the Navy. replaced ^ ______Derringer^ in the box for First Aid. attended a First Aid king. He was wounded fatally by Iriver at Piacenza Monday by be returned to employes. a rifle bullet, fired through the f the scaffolding with gaso- mond J. Wilder of Boston, and the way to Knoxville. Tenn.,^ 650 He spent three''^’cars Jn the _ser- , Cubs. Outlaw wentf out, Van- Instnictora CHub meeting in Hart­ vice. 20 month.s imthe Pacific bat­ bock o f the car, as he returned to B The bridge was to have been Mrs. Helen Brahaney of this town; miles away. denberg to Cavarretta. ford recently, which was very in­ No Support Among Workers No New FM Transmitters two sisters, Mrs. John Sullivan of This Water channel’s benefits, he tle zone. He receivVd 12' battle One nin. one hit, no errors, three teresting. He announced that Peron once told ap interviewer the city. Med next Sunday, with Premier Rushed to Hospital Weat Roxbury, Mass., and Mrs. said, "go to, St. Paul and Minne­ stars. \ left. .some changes are being made in he had 100,000 soldiers and 4,000,- Hater Ugo La Malfa riding the - Chang learned of, Li’s death at Ittrain over it. James Morris of Peabody. Maas. apolis, to New Orleans and Mem­ Second Inning Cubs the methods of First Aid instruc­ 000 workers ready if his opponents Expected for Half Year —RECORDS— phis, to St. Louis, and Kansas City, -The Religious EducatioJi com­ tion. and that there Is much inter­ chose civil war. He found no auji- the dinner party, which celebra­ BINGO Funeral arrangements are in Nicholson fouled out to Richards, mittee will be in charge of a9- est In the schools In starting more port among the workers, however, ted virtual accord bctw’cen Chi­ charge of the Holloran Funeral to Omaha and Sioux f^ty—to all ranrementa for ‘the' m'eetlng' and | IJ'-ingston bounced to Outlaw, w-ho classes, with some already organ­ when the Army deserted him. nese nationalists at 1 Communists New York. Oct. 10—{JP— Newi Education, Dr. Ross; 6:30 Spot­ Home. the communities in the great Ml.s- social this evening at eight at th^,fhrew him out at first. Hughes ips Free Political sissippi valley that are served by ized. . Foreign Minister Cooke contend­ after more than two score, years FM transmitters for use on the light on Sports; 8 Burns and Second CohgregationSil, when the "was called out on strikes. of strife. He rushed to the hospital Mrs. Andrew J. Dower . our inland waterways." William Sachai'ek. chairman of ed the resignation was a compli­ Allen; 9:30 Jack Haley . . . CBS teachers and officer.s will welcome No runs, no hits, no errors, none and started nn investigation which, re-allocaXed frequencies from 88 Captives; Reels Hit Mrs. Anna M. Curran Dower, TVA has sueceeded. he said, her Water Safety, sent in a report ance with Peron’s promise not to —4 Hoq^ Party: 5 School of Air ST. BRIDGET’S the new church school director left. whlclt stated that betW'een 250 and he told the Chinese Central News to 106 megacycles are not expect- j and Lt. Gen. Doolittle; 6:30 -En­ wife of Andrew J. Dower of 106 cause it "is just plain common Third Inning—^Tigers run for the presidency while hold­ sense" hitched up to "m.odern sci­ Miss Helen Perry of Hartford. 270 boys are now taking swimming ing office. It was his candidacy agency, developed that: ed to be generally available until core Appearance concert 8:30 FBI Cambridge street, West Hartford, Richards was called, out on Tien, Wu and 84 other soldiers Emperor’ s Rule died Tuesday at St. Francis’s hos­ ence and good management.” ami courses, and a class In life-saving which had been a major cause of well Into 1946, the Radio Manu­ in Peace and W ar; 12:05 Listen Lieut; ■Elmer''’M. Thrall, son of strikes without taking a swing. will be started soon. ufider Lieut. Ku KW'ang-Ta came Lawrence . . . ABC—9 a. m. pital after a brief Illness. Mrs. "tfial's about all there 1s to it." the growing opposition to him. facturers’ Association reports C014JMRIA - DECCA — VICTOR — CAPITOL CHURCH BASEMENT .Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Thrall Newhouser was an easy out, John­ The Nutrition chairman. Miss Chungking Saturday to get 2-10 Breakfast club; 2:30 p. m. The BRINGS BACK THE NEW LOOK . (OoBUniied from Page One) Dower was bom In Manchester, on Fulfillment of I’ropheey son to Cavarretta. Hughes tossed Farrell’s ministers, meeting yes­ after a survey. nf 277 Middle Turnpike East is at Hannah Jensen, spoke of the four terday. decided that the nation.'.! uhlforma.-^-They were resting be­ The poll was made aa a sort of Fitzgeralds; 4:30 Chester Bowles Walnut street, the daughter of the He called TVA the fulfillment of out W’ebb. side a road on their return trip late Thomas and Ellen Horrington his home on. a short furlough from lectures sponsored this summer on elections would be held April 1, preliminary to the transfer of FM on OPA; 8:15 Eari Godwin; 10 |np favoring a drastic over- a Roosevelt prohphecy “for In Clovis. N. M. Ueutenant Thrall .... No runs, iio hits, ho efrois', none food preservation, and said that the when .Ll’a sedan Struck Wu. The ill^ of the Japanese Diet rose Curran and had lived in Wo.st left. 1946, for the election of a presi­ broadcasting, under order of the New time for Curtain Time drama POTTERTON'S TVA the Congress has provided has been serving as an engineer- fall program Is under way with dent, X driver ignored a shout to halt. . . . MBS—10:30 a. m. Fun with Manly In uneasy Nippon today Hartford for 17 years. for a tying together of all the Third Inning—Cubs Tien fired, having no idea who was Federal Communications, Com­ At The Center 539-.541 Main Street PLAYING STARTS AT 8:15 Besides her husband, she is sur­ pilot on B-29’8 at that base. lectures . given in several clubs. Music; 2:15 p. m. Jane Oowl; 4:30 PLASTICA No Partleiilar Display of Force mission, into its new epace from Open Thursday Until 9 P. M. Ctnaed Saturday At 9:30 P M. the new liberal premier, Baron things that go to make up a well- Vandenberg filed to (Nillenbinc The Homemakers Information Cen' in the niachire-^whlch is owmed UTO Shidehara, told his people vived by two daughters. Miss Ann rounded economic development. in short right. Hack went 5ut, . There waa no particular display by Communlat headquarters. the preaent 42-50 megacycle band Melodies; 7:45 Inside of Sports; 10 D. Dower and Mln.s Joan Dower, Tins is the open .“eason for rum­ ter. conducted for the past year by JMuary 1. Oboler finale, Paul Muni in "I De­ L liroadcast: "It Is easy to see that most of mage .sales and Tlnir.Klav seems Outlaw to York. Webh took John­ and .1 half In the office of the Gas of military lorce connected with EHminotes Constant Waxing hold of the military clique both of Elmwooil; three nieces ano tliese common sense principles can; , . son’s hopper near second and the overthrow of Peron. Officers While tbe aaaoclatlon explained clare War.” a nephew. She waa a member of favorite day. Last Thurs- Company, was closed’ in September, 1 bureaucrats on political power be applie.1 to dther vallevs and 1 ; I threw him out. after serving severrl thousand per of the garrison drew up the resig­ that In Its checkup “ no Informa­ St. Bridget’s church, Weat Hart­ . . . „ ______.vere held in town, and to- Sgt. Daniel^Smilli tion was obtained as to the possi­ h’s Non-Skid . . . I bMR broken and all politics have recommended to the Cont o";- 1i __m ^row___ _ the Memorial Hospital No runs, no hits, no erron, none sons. nation demand yesterday and sent ford. left. it after a trip by Farrell to the bility of converting existing sta­ S aoonomica will be determined The funeral will be held Friday gresa that a start be made in that , /Auxiliary will conduct a* sale In New Class To Start •• Mr Triimnn con- garrison In an attempt at recon­ tions to the new frequency band It Dries Quickly ' the will of the majority.” at 8:15 a. m. at Dillon’s Funeral direction, A report from Mrs. Richard Arrives at Home Izteen liberated prisoners walk- tinned. Channinn _Court, Order of A'rar- ciliation fail'czL Peron sent hia res­ or of the time which might be re­ MOTHER Home, 53 Main street, with a -lul- Qullitch. Home Nursing cha'i-man. ignation to the military and left quired,” they, for the most part, “ torough the big wooSen gate emn requiem mass at St. Bridget’s He added that .since "no tWo nntli, another In the Masonic Tem- stated that a new class will start Mere's the new super-plesfic ’finish for Fuchu prison’s massive stone •valleys are exactly alike” the de­ the War Ministry office soon after. 'Will do the changeover, by making church at 0 o’clock. Burial will be Plv- ■ ____ this Thursday evening. Last night he waa in his home Technical Sergeant Daniel GOOSE linoleum! Just brush this ciear-as-woter P R E > the necessary alterations of their b l today to be hoisted immedi- In Mount Saint Benedict cemetery. tails "of just how this region or Mrs. Philip Cheney, chairman of Smith, son of Mrs. Margaret A. E jr to the shoulders of a cheer- that region should be developed w ith several other generals. Heavy present plants, iquid over your precious linoleum end you The Board of Deacons of Eman­ the Camp and Hospital committee, guard had been thrown around ihe and the late Paul C. Smith o f 193 E T»ow d o f 800 Japanese Com- are matters that require study uel Lutheran church will have a spoke of the project for Christmas It Is the new stations, for Will Be Here Soon building. Lydall street arrived home yester­ have a shining finish that preserves and pniata and Koreans. , and judgment In each particular meeting tonlg*:t at eight o’clock. gifts for men who will spend which more than 400 applications Peron’s post of war minister day'from Biazil, South America, are on file with FCC, that will be '[Vfgea Inaperlal Overthrow case." CThristmas at sea, and said that the beautifies. It eliminates tedious waxing. Funerals "The proreiliire in each veliey | might possibly go to Rear Admiral where he was recently stationed. affected by the equipment situa­ khouting “ Banzai for the re- Mrs. Frank H. Gerlach of Wel­ resDonse has.not been very great. Alberto Tclssalre. minister of ma­ Sergeant Smith has been In the Kaa of fighters of the people’s may have.to be a little different.. lington road is in New York City Individuals and organizations arc tion. RMA laid It questioned And it's waterproof and non-skid. It's easy Albert \. Lindsay The details of adminlstrstioh and ■ rine, or to Gen. Juan D. Pistarini, service three years and has serv­ seven companies planning to build M t ,” the crowd waved . Red for a short visit. asked to donate these gifts, which minister of public works and one ed in Italy and In ’South America. and Korean independence Funeral services for Albert V. control may have to have to b o , must be selected from a list ap­ transmitters. Thomas A. Murdock lo apply, and dries quickly. Lasts up to 6 Eft Lindsay of 38 Edgerton ^street, Duffy’s Tayem,’* a Paramount of the three who carried the ulti­ When hia father died several I K **■— listened quietly while different." The regular mid-week prayer Picture with Bing Crosby, Betty proved by the Army, and shall not Six reported that they hoped to Contractor and Builder I months and won't darken linoleum. Try this British War Veteran of “World Much controversy has arisen In matum from the garrison. For­ weeks ago his son "was notified of have new outfits in the power 95 ""Bmunlst Yyulchl Tokuda urged «orvice will be held this evening at Hutton, Paulette Goddard, Alan exceed a value of 82. They must eign Minister Cooke said. In either War I, who died suddenly Monday, Congress over proposals to create r be sent by October 15, so the time the death but he was unable to range between 260 and 8,000 watts Jobbing Given Prompt i new linoleum finish now in your home, store, brow of the Imperial system, will take place tomorrow after­ 7:30 at the Covenant-Congrega­ Ladd. Dorothy Lamour, Eddie case it would )>c temporary. He ifeach Manchester in time for the I QUART SIZE he Imperial system Is the root a Missouri valley authority that' tional church, and tomorrow eve­ la getting short. She also stated ready between next February and Attention noon at two o’clock from the Hol­ Bracken, Running time: -98 min­ hinted a new government would funeral. office! Gallon slze...i;',:;:;:;;;;i™...;.:;'...... $A.75 ,tll avils,” he asserted. Tokuda would have jurisdiction in his own ning at 6:30 the Covenant Hi- trtat Manchester has sent its quota May; three said it would be April loran jruneral Home, ITS Center state, as well as over Mr. Roose­ utes. continue the military regime’s After a few days at his home hs Telephone 5722 Bt 18 years In prison for volc- Leagiie will meet at the parqon- Hollywood—The all-star pro­ of birthday gifts for the boys who and maybe as late as August be­ Mail This Coupon or Call street, and St. Mary’s Episcopal velt’s call for the development of policies infpome matters. will report at Fort Totten, N. Y., Buch thoughts—before Gen- age, 47 Spruce street. duction "Duffy’s Tavern” has (1) spend their birthdays on hospital fore 10,000-watters could be ex­ church at 2:30. other regional authorities. ships, and there atlU Is need of for reassignment in th* United pected. None would fix a date MacArthur’B directives and His younger son. Technical Ser­ Mr. Tniman gave a strong en­ some funny acts, (2) some corny PUese tend m# ..... quarts ...... g.Tlont of PLASTICA. i lahara's new liberality gave All members of the Dllworth- these gifts and of the recreation striking Mayor States. when transmitters o f highqr rat­ geant Albert V. Lindsay. Jr.. w;hn dorsement of the propo.sed MVA ones, (3 ) a lamebrain plot. Also, § A U chesta which are sent to the Paci­ ings would be available. Immunity. returned this Summer from the Comcll Post 102. American Le- and foremost in the minds of its engney Seeks CWldren’s Custody and other such authorities in a are asked to report at the fic. Kansas City, Mo.:—Mayor John No general announcement has ree other prisons, Kosuge, European Theater of Operations, speech at'New Orleans, last Octo- producers, (4) it will make money. FENDER AND otama and Tokyo Kochtsao. Center Unfortunately the picture makes The repoyt of Mrs. Henfy Mal­ Gage of K. C.. called upon to roll been forthcoming aa to receivers and h.as been at a camp in Ari­ ber. Lo# Angeles, Oct. 10—

—Ask­ YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD! ’ opened on the Oct. 10 dead- street tonight to pay their re­ little effort to recreate Ed Gard­ lory, chairnvkn of Volunteer Spe­ the first ball at opening of City beyond the indication that they -r BODY WORK zona, Is expected home by air­ "Mudh has already been done In cial Services showed that four ing custody of their children, Wil­ ...... ;...... ;...... A small deposit will hold any Item until Christ­ , set by MacArthur. Many of plane. yis elder son. Captain spects to Albert V. Lindsay late ner's clever radio show. Instead, a Hall Bowling League, responded should be coming off the produc­ mas. Take the mcrehandise and pay weekly the past 12 years on river devel­ commander of the British War members of the Home Service with a strike. ■ . liam Cagney, film producer and SOLIMENE A FLAGG • political prisoners had been Harold Lindsay, is believed to be B picture plot has been pieced to­ brother of Film Star James Cfig- tion lines after ^ s first of the or monthly — nr open a charge aecoiint. opment In other parts of the coun- Veterans, Members are aaked to gether to stall the audience until Corps wrorked 72'i hours, making INC. ..Stai*...._...... n C.(3.D. without charge for 10 to 20 in France, or on his way home. try-r-on the Columbia, and Colo­ ney, yesterday filed an answer to year. However, they can be turn­ LITTLE AS $1.00 A WEEK! assemble at S o’clock. the big acts come on. There is two field visits and having 23 nfflee ed out at. a much faster clip than 684 Crater Bt. TbL 6161 B, after they had advocated Interment will be in the East rado. on the Missls.sippi. on '• the interviews; five Staff Assistants Benedicts Welcome cross complaint th his estranged aunism or spoken ajgainst the even a slt-in-the-icebox-to-see-lf wife’s recent suit for divorce. His transmitters. cemetery. rivers of the central valley of Cal­ A large delegation from Sunset the-Iight-goes-off scene, revived gave 42 U hours; and 78 Nurses’ j Japanese government, ifornia,” he said today. Aides spent 911H hours at the hos­ Dallas, Tex.—In pre-war days, complaint charged cruelty. Mrs. he 16 freed from Fuchu heard Council, No. 45. Degree of Poca­ from a Paramoupl picture^ of a Edgar Kobak, the network I "Water!* are now being har- hontas, will trail to Bridgeport few seasons back. pital during September. married men were not permitted Cagney, formerly Boots Mallory of crowd sing lustily in the rain ! nessed and changed into electricl- on footbdll teams at SMU, hut be­ the- films, previously had asked president, and eight editors o f St a Korean called “ the song Friday for a two-day session ^ of There are several pleasant mo­ Mlaa Anna Sampson, chairman trade publications, are joining in ; ty which has helped supply the the Great Council of Conn, in the ments among the specialties. Bing of the Volunteer Nurses’ Aides cause of changing condiUoms ben­ custody of the couple’s twins, A REMINDER! JOHNSON PAINT CO. e red flag." The prisoners Weddings ] weapons on victory in war,” he edicts no longer are taboo at Pony- Stepphen and Jill. 3, In a ault for an extra reconversion and jobs shabby khaki but appeared ballroom of the Strafleld Hotel. Crosby and others enact a satire committee,, stated that the local program .on MBS at 8 tonight, for 699 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6854 added, "can now be used to im­ At a public Installation Friday ev­ of "Going My Way” ' whi«h is hospital la finding it very difficult land. divorce on grounds of cruelty. fed. They were taken by prove living standards and farm half an hour. When Von Na«d Mora amoblle to Hiblya park In ening Mrs. (Tiara Ferris of Green­ sometimes funny, sometimes not. to find staff nurses, and that the Steel6‘ RisIey efficiency.” services of the Nurses’ Aides are Flra • Theft • Aatomoblle stowh Tokyo where a welcom- wich will be seated as Great Poca­ The funniest part of the. picture Dialing Tbnight: NBC—8 Mr. Nationally .\dvertised Wrist Watches Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Risley of The nation, he derlared. .’’is de­ still greatly needed. Sparkling diaipnmi: I'niquely dphigiied 14k rally was scheduled later to- hontas. Entertainment and danc­ is a slapstick sequence with Ed­ and Mra. North; 9 Eddie Cantor «r Famitare Verporj Center, formerly of Man- termined to march forward,", and ing will follow. die Bracken. That remains Holly­ For the Production Corps. Mrs. wedding band . Priced ~ sweetheart ring set for .Men, Priced From...... $39.50 Others'were picked up from che.iter. announce the marriage of added "we will not listen to the ■how; 9:30 District Attorney; 10 ____ with diamonds . v. . wood’s surest brand of comedy. T. E. Broanan, chairman, reported Fully Jeweled and Guaranteed! , otama prison en route. their daughter, Gladys Nettleton whispers of the timid, that dreams that the cutting committee has Kay Kyser from Annapolis. . . INSURANCE iBaniiers adorned the vehicles. Things Are Fresher jai CBS—7:30 Ellery Queen; 8:80 Dr. Ladies’ Wrist Watches for Women, From ...... 9<9.86 Risley, to Pfc. David Mortimer like those of the Tennessee valley Officers Electetl “Captain Kidd,” a Benedict Bo- been -working for . the past „ two BIRTHSTONE RING $45.00 $30.00 : /read: "Give rice to starving Steele, on' September 12, in Dal- are Impossible to accomplish.” weeks in the Chapter office and Christian; 0 Frank Sinatra show; CALL beaus production for United Art­ $ 6.00 opWl" hart, ’Texas. In the great valley, he said, ists with Charles Laughton. Ran­ that one o f the sewing groups has 10:30 Andrews Sisters . . . ABC? It's True Some Prisonera Queationed Mre. Steele was a graduate of “there is ‘a challenge to, all that is By Catholic Group started work. It . la expected that —8:30 Fishlnff and Hunting; 9:30 ome of the prisoners were tak- dolph Scott, Barbara Britton and the Rockville High school, cla.ss of best in our tradition.” America, he John Carradine. Running time; !)2 the move into a new center wlU Pages of Melody; 10 Counter Spy ALEXANDER^ dlrectly to the First Cavalry .. 'New Cars Are Being Built 1944.' She was employed by the co’ncluded. "w ill not hesitate to St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ minutes. be made soon. . . . MBS--9:30 SimUight bands; Ision command post for ques- meet that challenge.” MODEL 10:30 Ralph Slater, hypnotist. Hebert Studio in Hartford, before ters of Isabella, at Its meeting It was inevitable that (Tharles It was voted to have the Canteen JARVIS Expansion! nlng, how’ever, as U. S..officers her marriage. Laughton would get around to Corps, aa requested, join those of 96 AUBXANnra BTREVr ught to locate possible addition- last night in the K. of C home Pfc;. Steele is the son of Mr. and elected the following officers to playing Captain Kidd. This movie’s other Connecticut chapters, in FRUIT SHOPPE /Thui|illay Programs: NBC—9:30 W eekday* km4 Baadays ^ prisons housing jailed liberals. Smith Backs Lone relationship to history is probably serving refreshments one evening “ Where Genuine Quality Prevails" a. m. Daytime Classics; 1:30 p. m. You May Lose More prisoners termed their Mrs. william Steele of Vernon serve for the coming year: Re- Ofilee 6119 . / BsaMaaeq 9976 Bracelet street. He Is in the United States purely coincidental, but most a month, under the Camp and Hos' Intematinoal Cpuhcil of Religious atment cruel. “We were in g A t, Mrs. Richard Rosa, who suc­ 997 MAIN STREET TEI.EPHONE 2-0784 Army Air Force and has just ’ n Head for Planned ceeds Mrs. P. A. Brannlck; vice moviegoers won’t mind. They will pital committee, to the men at the Just a Few Steps Below Hale's lltary confinement all the time,” enjoy watching the pudgy Eng­ Avon Old Farms Convalescent /Money On Your Cor related. tran.sferred from Dalhart. 1 regent. Mrs. John Griffin; record­ FREE DELIVERY! tq Grand Lsland, Nebraska. ing secretary, Mrs. Edward Kra-) lishman play the role to the hilt. Hospital. Elegant 14k gold ring E.vciusively designed •he Federation of Toilers Is a Science Program Laughton recreates his earlier The major portion of the meet­ IIHIillllllillilllliliiiillHli organization on Japan's senics; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Fal- Unless You Sell NOW! with three sparkling engagement ring. $12.00 success as Captain Bligh and gives ing waa devoted to a d'taeuasion of 535348538948484848234848485323232353 2353904853485348234848482323484853484848485348232348 diamonds . . . Round diamond . . . ubled political scene. kowskl; financial secretary, Mrs. YELLOW RIPE BOYS’ (Ooottnued from Page One) Raymond Petersen; scribe, Mrs. an Intriguing performance as the the budget for the next fiscal year, |Ths anb-Communist resolution Hospital Notes unscrupulous Kidd. He plays It which was presented by Elmer We- We Pay as High as -the organization known In Ja- Michael Gorman; custodian, Mrs $100 *75 Ward Strange; monitor, Mrs. Ber­ with a sense of humor throughbut den, clulirman of the Finance com­ "Zenkoku Klnrosha Dome!" the task by s warning from Army- mittee. With •'ome minor changes. Chief of Staff George C. Marshall nard Salmonson: organist, Mrs. (uid Is wonderfully hammy. WOOL SHIRTS ! Bphaaized the viewpoint that Admitted yesterday; (Theater The picture harks back to the It waa approved. BANANAS 1 2 ‘ faithful execution of provi- Melvin, 82 Bigelow street; Mar­ in his biennial report that the pos­ Charles Donahue; trustee for two 14k Gold sibilities of the future are "terrlfy- years, Mrs. Anton Kanak; three Doug Fairbanks, Sr., days, as does o f the Potsdam declaration tin- Dolan, 275 Oakland street; much of the acting. The kl^lB will Team up a wool ahlrt with Heartj^haped BBilses preservation of our Im- Mrs. Albina Sacharck, 12 Cottage ibg.” : , years, H n . William CotteT; chan Here, on both sides of the Capi­ cellor, Mrs. Leo Barrett; first love it. . Dirigible Float* SWEET FREESTONE McIn t o s h a alee pair of trouaerav a >2 0 0 0 Cash Instltutlon.” street; Mrs. Bessie McCormack, LOCKET 843 Main street. tol, is how the tw-o-fold problem is guide, Mrs. Susan Reapdon: sec­ sleevelets sweater and per­ One of our many being tackled;' ond guide, Mrs. Clifford McNa­ ” Our Vines Have Tender APPLES For Your 1941 or 1942 Car . diamond ensem­ Admitted todays Elizabeth Grapes,” an MOM picture with Over Town Today PLUMS haps a sport coat and you Worked With Adamson, 41 J-2 rfaihUn street; 1. The House Military commit­ mara; Inner guard, Mrs. Robert have a nice outfit These ble values. Both lims of Local tee went into secret session under Brannlck; outer guard, Mrs. Rob­ Margaret O’Brien, Edward G. for . . . Flowers ’Teresa Merz. 38 Woodland street; Robinson, James Craig and Jackie 2 pounds 29c 3 pounds 35c ; wool shirts are In plaids All Models Bought Accordingly Wayne and Warren Usher, West a charge from Chairman May (D„ ert Schaller. Ky.) to speed action toward set­ These officers will be installed Jenkins. Running time 106 min­ A' service "JiUmp" or dirigible I find plain colors. lesidents Allowed Wlllington; Bruce McCTlsdn, 6 Pio­ utes. was over the North End shortly neer circle; Joseph Composeo, 230 ting up a program for control of on October 23 at 6:80 at the Man­ atomic -power. chester Country Club. Mrs, This Is MOM’S Idea of farm life after noon today, remaining In the SNOW WHITE ^ JUST PHONE $ Oak street; Walter Xndersom 43 . Specifically before the group Is in Wisconsin. It Is s loose, episodic area only a short time. ’The big 2.50 Gardner street; Mrs. Julia Daley, Michael Gormkh and her commit­ narrative which .scarcely excuses $4.60 tQ $6.98 . Bwhara Olekslnaki and her President Truman’s week-old re- tee o f past presidents will be In observation airship swung In from And Mora -Al)aa..«*lait<),and- JUaa ■the iMHth •nd'ehrcied‘4ll•'‘'' JR(lTth' HARTFORD 8-2782 [4«eb«teeir-- -Mteb^-OaroUne bfannlng< *"Tnepictuie deals with a farmer ' And ReverseCharres Olekalnskl, werq among Dlschatged jesterday. Francis commission to hanme natiqnal regent, has bwn invited end In a big arc, finally drifting aUUELOTO'i^^XS^ I Sizes $ lo i r " Bysezynski; Rockville; June Wil­ I paraons, whose claims domestic phases ,of science’s new­ (Edward O. Robinson), hia wile off to the southwest and Hartford. son, Lake street; Roger Light, 157 as guest speaker. Members (Agnes Mborehead), their daugh­ AND OUR BUYERS WILL CALL AT YOUR HOMEI^ : Rutgling Brothera-Bamum est and most sensational discov­ should contact Mrs. Gorman for A query to the Brainard Field BBlItjr combined showa, were Branford street; Mrs. Eldna Arm­ ery. ter (Margaret O’Brieri) and their strong, East Hartford: Louis reservations. friends and relatives In the com­ control tower failed to leant the NEW NATIVE WIOTER PUMPKIN ’ kllasvad by the Board of Ar- . 2. Members of two Senate com­ reason for the dirigible’s appear­ for injuriea received in Gagne, South Coventry: Elias mittees called on Budget Director munity. Each aentlmental episode OPEN ance here or the branch of the ■ d) I STONE'S OR SQUASH dfoiia flra at Hartford, July Clay, 43 Tanner street; Pvt. Rob­ Harold D. Smith for an answer to Public Records Is treated. for 10 or 15 mlnutea POTATOES ert Tenley, West Hartford; Bar­ and then dropped. The result is as air aei^ice to which It was at­ Thurs. and Sat. JEWELER — OPTICIAN the question of who would have tached. ( Jack^s Motors OUkahtBlda moved here bara Elliott, RFD No. 2. Manches­ top woril In running a projected uninteresting a picture aa any TELEPHONE i n i i , RoelwUIe about a year ago. ter. Warantee Deed. with Margaret O'Brien could b<*. . A number of calls were received 49c peck 4fbs. 2 9 i UntU 9:00 P. M. 714 CONN. EioULEVARD EAST HARTFORD r u m national science foundation. at The Herald office, asking what . her'a claim amounted to. Discharged yp.riridav: DirHev F.ndorsed by Bc’entlsls •Tohn B. Bselrtskas to^ Rudolph The sole lift Is provided by the blimp was doing la this vicin­ «ad tlM daughtera, 8750 BicKiora,Bickford, a 22 Greenureen HillHiii road; Endorsed Fjidoraed I’y a. succession Hurter. property located^'on Proc- Jsckls "Butch”. Jenkihs. His dead­ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL'8:00 O'CLOCK < JiiU* Srickson, iO Haynes atreeul emlnant aaientlsta. the proposal 1 tor road. pan humor la wonderfuL ity. iijr * .'iif- *. ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. 00NN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10,1948 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING UERAL.U. MANt:HE5TER. W N N - WEHNE5DAT,"OCTOBER 10, 1945 TWKLTB

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Murshnil Warns Am eri­ great distances without break­ Oharile's Still Winning kilometer crown. Johnny Kelly of Borowy, Newhotiser Local Sport Chatter Play Host to-Meriden down. Charlie Robbihs, the outitand West Acton, winner of the famed You He a r d? cans Not to Become. But it became unavoidable in Ing marathon runner In the coun­ Boston Marathon, was third. It ^ e lull fall period In local • Andreon will bs out for several preparcd-Iine fightinj to escape was (Jhsrlie's second successive try the past two seasons and a Final Game Hurlerg sports Is now at hand. Manchester! »■ Fell os reserve tackle Victims of Overconfi­ tank-to-tank battles and in these former Manchester High and Uni­ triumph at Barrington. High ill GCIL Contes Marshall conceded Jlhe Sherman thi. Ken Jackson. Passer and punter dence About Weapon versity of Connecticut runner now Charlie, a Pharmacists Mate 3c, wni be without a grid team this 3 ^ ^ ,, nursing a buw leg medium was outclassed. stationed in Brunswick, Me., with won the 16 H mile race around fall, baseball and softball has end- and wl|) see little If any action to­ The M-20 Pershing tank, "equal the Navy, has won new laurels in Cape Ann in one hour, 31 minutes ed and both bowling and basket- | monrow. ^ Washington, Oct. 10 (/T*)—Gen. in direct combat to any the Ger­ 5 i Goats Galore Lociilfi Se.ek to Betti The Inquirer hit chosen fleld the past few and 44 seconds. Tn the Reddish T o Wm World Senesj _ / boll on a full swing basis are a few George C. Marshall says the secret mans had,” began to reach the AA event, a distance of ten milca, Judging by the enthusiasm Season's .Record W i battles lines of Europe last win­ weeks. weeks away. of atomic explosive ”wiH not be Robbins bos ehattereij ail kinds he was clocked In the fast time of In Chiaego’s Wrigley j 111 1? a ll L laS S lC shown to date at babkethafl work­ ter. . At . the same time, work 52 minutes. Managers of bowling teams en­ outs at the East Side Rec, Man­ W in at M l. N ebo Field] ours exclusively indefinitely." ' was started on two heavier mod- of long distant running records The 15-kilometer race held un­ Field This Afternoon j .i_^ tered In the West Side Rco League chester will be on the up and up. T he. chief o'f staff’s view, ■ ex­ dels. the' 64-ton T-29 and T-30.. and In addition has won champ­ Kickoff Set for 3:1{! der the auspices of the New Eng­ arc reminded that the final meet­ during the copnlng season. Many pressed, in his biennial report, had In two other basic Items, Ger­ ionship after championship the past two years. Charlie’s latest land AAU found Charley crossing Chicago. ocrio!l(P>-it Is ex- Final W orld Series Till ing before the start of tbe season of the old favorites os well os added significance in view of Presi­ many held an advantage almost the finish line first in a fleld of 25 will taka place tonight at the West promising ployera are coming back A rejuvenated Mancheater Hl( dent Truman’s message on atomic to the end of the war, Marshall triumphs Included the Barrington acUy 74 years since the fire M rs.; X ^ d a y M a y P r o d u t :e Fair marathon, a distance of 18 3-4 runners. i Side R«c at 7:30., via dischargea from the armed for­ football team will take the power sent to Qongress last week. said. Charley entered the Navy the O’Leary’s c»w started m taucago; /^^ Lo List ces. . tomorrow afternoon when In his message, Mr. Truman said One.A-as the 88 millimeter rifle, mllea, the 25-kilometei' mile race burned Itself out, and today an^t » around Chipe Ann in Maasachusetts early part of 1944. He, was assign­ , Bond money and eilgibillty lists I play host to Meriden High in scientist.*! agreed that the theory is first encountered in the North A f­ ed to the Chelsea Naval hospital must be turned in at this time and The PA baseball team will hold CTROUTE CIGARETTE cool clear water. ‘ Then wash. oi three cups of the cooked cab­ rican campaign. "Even at that on Labor Day and the William other local "hotfoot” finally cools Chicago, Oct. 10—(A>)—Where C. I. L. game at ML Nebo at 3:1 before the arrival of Columbus, 'widely known.” that foreign re­ in Chelsea, Maas. It was here that President Lee Darling is hopeful a meeting tomorrow night at 8 I 3HTERS, sold at the CEN- Otherwise the hot water and soap bage, add a-"bfaten egg, 3 table­ time the U. S. Army had a simi­ Reddish road race in Boston. off in the seventh and ^ y o f f the Mayan people of Guatemala Getting Those ^Hard-to~G^V search will come abreast of us in he first displayed his remarkable game of this richest of oU vVorld can you find the "goat” o f the for a full attendance of managers. o'clock at the club bouse. All I The local Red and White PHARMACY. have no flame, liked to chew chicle, the,hardened may set the stain. spoons of cream, salt and pepper, lar weapon, the 90 millimeter ri­ Friday afternoon in Providence, time. He urged international re­ talents on the cinder paths and in Series. ? The league will start play next pl(syers are urged to attend. I that gained an even break in »t with a puff. Ughter and bot- .eap of the sapodtlla tree. and a little fat^Mix well and add nunciation of the iise of atomic fle, with greater penetrating pow­ Charlie will defepd his national SO- previous starts, liosing out BrUt Just a d a s h ^ mace. Brown In a kilometers crown. In the latest road races. Now, although there have been There’s been oiie almrat every Monday ntghL Dock Blinds of fluid cost Ji.50. ELECTROLYSIS Is the mod­ l^iubs. er but the Germans , had theirs on He first gained acclaim when he Bozo Horvath who was honor­ High, 8 to 7 and losing to Hal] ern, scientific way of having unde­ hot skillet,tfnd turn like ,an ome­ Things—Say^ What a Thrill! the battlefields ahd in quantity, Issue of the ‘*Trsck and Field some unkind reinortM concerning year since the Inter-leogue cham­ A few duck stands have been ••'The most tempting shade since finished third in the Boston MarS' the antica of t ^ ' Dettolt H ger pionships became official back in Manchester High will be forced ably discharged from Uie service High of \Vest Hartford 9 to 6. will| i Paris fashion note: Fashions for jjjyp winked at Adam," Is what sirable hairs removed. It is ex- let. Should Give Confidence In^estlny with the ‘bugs’ worked out in pre­ Guide.’’ Robbins is listed os the 20- purchased by. the State Board ot thon run in 1944,.^ Protn there he outfield, there 1s no cow Involved 1905, but with the deciding garfle to use a makeshift lineup tomor-. lost Monday, lost his identification Fisheries and Game and will 'be present a much ■ stronger lineu. |Me accent the lowered waist and r e v Lo N calls Its FATAL, AP- pertlv clone in Manchester bv Marshall commented that "the vious battle experience' over a kilos and marathon champion. against the invaders from the Sil-| MANCHESTER DRY CLEAN­ By Ruth Millet t ^ up in response to a ’’help wanted” won the National and New-Eng> In' the curren^ aJzzler, in which the of the 1945 series coming up at row atfemoon when they face bracelet yesterday afternoon at in operation this year at ths fol­ ager skirt. ' A deep, oval neck-|pEE, a new fall shade available, in MIS.S RENA HALKM at 843 tremendous military advantage of period of years," Manfliall wrote. During a recent leave spent in land AAA 20-kiIometer race in the West Side Itiec Oval. Finder ver City. ERS do minor repairs, such as All right, post war world, come ad? ’ngers and Chlcagp Oibs collide Wrigley Field today, there’s no­ Meriden High at‘4dt. Nebo, Cap­ lowing locations; ne was the sensation of the open- checkrstlck. lipstick, and nail poi- Main street. If you have that this terrifying weapon fell to tis . Helped Cohcoal Posittona Manchester, Robbins was stopped Providence. Two weeks later he tain Bobby CllffortKJs out for the can contact Horvath or this de­ Coach Tom Kelley has inserted! tacking up linings and replacing Gding into a restaurant and through a combinatipn....of good The other was In powder. on the street by several old friends at l : ^ p. m. (e.a.t.). In Mr.* body you can hang the goatee hir­ Great Island of Parisian fashion shows. jgh at QUINN’S PHARMACY, problem, call her at 2-1264 to ar­ on and give. Remember all we copped the 30-kllometer brown year. First string guard Loren partment. Lord’s Cove Red Moller and Tommy Kearns In-f buttons; at no extra charge, bn finding roast beef on the menu? luck, good management and pror Marshall said German ammunition Wrigley^a baseball pooture for the sute adornment on, despite the ------873 Main street. range for a consultation. were told about yoil when you who Inquired how he felt now that over the Franklin Park course tn fact there has been some “donny- Cromwell Meadow** to starting backfield slots while garments brought for cleaning. Having a week-end houseguest digious effort. The harnessing of was charged with smokeless, he has retired. Charlie writes that whole pot. ' several new faces will start in the! PRESSURE COOKERS were only a rosy dream of the Boston. The following week it wsi9 Thonka to the "Hanks,” both of brooks” In the first six games. Hammonasset State Park ' HAND-MADE TOYS, of the If you’re hot already an apprect'a- say, "Just go ahead and use all atomic power should give Ameri­ flashless powder which In " both "It gets tiresome explaining that line. Moller and Kearns will re-1 Eating is a family future? Well, we do. the ^5-kiIometcr event that saw these ball clubs are still around There have been plenty of goats Sherwood Island State pull-ai'ound type that small chil­ tive customer, it’s a gbod time to ; my blue points. I never cook a cans confidence in their destiny day and night fighting helped the , I ss still running and not- out of place Norm Beauregard and Paul| - ALU ALUMINUM affair - and that And now what are you going to Charley winning easily over the to tongle for the $70,400 Jack pot in World Series history, which be- Columbia ^Gwen Chance Park dren adore. Include a white pussy, start with your fall suits, coats, meal at home.” but at the same time we must be enemy tremendously by conceal action." Judging by his latest Brookman. still holds true offer that will give u.s half aa filatoh These Thrills Boston course. the difference between the win­ g;an unofficially* bock in 1903. The No permits are needed for the a black Scottle, and a red rooster. even , when every and dresses. extremely careful not to fall vic­ tng his gun positions. ArperiCan feats, he Is still very much In the ■Will cook the whole meal. great a thrill aa these little war­ Finding training pants for th^ The 30th annual New England ner’s $311,200.15 and the losers’ teams didn’t play the following use of blinds. They will be open The lou fs aerial offense c«n-| At McOILL-CONVERSE for $1.98 member has a job tim to overconfidence.” gunners of all types "had to e v running and each and every time triumphs: i baby with elastic instead o f ties? AAU cross-country championship $140,800.10 froih the fanciest year, and in 1905 the present To Upset Yale Saturday to hunters on a first-come, first- tered ardund passer Ed Brown, isl A necessity in canning which keeps him If you don't measure a' part of It was at this point he made his pose their positions with telltale achievement provu this statement expected to play a Mg part in the| Coming home from a shopping muzzle flashes or puffs of powder was the fourth straight triumph players' pool of all time, a gaudy World Series was bom. served basis. "New” potatoes have more ten­ away at lunch­ a cup of butter or shortening, this Discovering that you had one statement that the discovery couM to be true. loMl.*) drives. Passes clicked for more unused gasoline coupon- than trip with a couple of sheets or a smoke.” by Robbins with the grand finale, $502:857.50 Including the radio Then come the goats. Some have Ammunition MARLOW’S. der skins and less starch than old time. If you start preparation way, why don’t you? To measure not be kept exclusive. Robbins is the greatest local the National AAU championship come up with glaring errors that New York—E>st hogs the foot­ T. seems Ho 'shade North Carolina touchdowns ikgainst both Brtstoll a half cup of shortening, fill the you had figured on? box of facial tissues tinder your German preparations hsd in­ "cut.” Of the' total, the two The ammunition ration as an­ potatoes and are Ideal for boiling in the evening, it will be a simple In the years beU^een the two runner since the days of All-Amer­ coming up the following week cluba will get 70 per ceht, the re­ made the difference in victory or ball spotlight this week-end with State, MissbMippi and Mississippi nounced by the War Production and Hall and in the latter gassel and for serving creamed, mashea cup half full of water and put in Coming across a pair of nylon arm? cluded the manufacture of tre­ ican' Joe McCluBkey. The latter is State should n u t Louisiana Tech aerial heaves brought the boul * Summer does a lot of unkindly matter to see that everyone has a Finding a boy to mow the lawn World wars, Marshlal said, we mendous quantities of the flash-^ Charlie was one of the favorites maining 30 per cent going to ma- less- for champions of either the supercharged Army tackling Board for hunters for thia.x'casun and fried potatoes. butter until the water fills- the stockings you had discarded in now an officer in the Navy. The and Detroit respectively, Tennes­ within the 10 .yard stripe In thel lings to your hair, and, before well balanced lunch box. or put on or take off the storm permitted Germany to "far out­ less powder—"they had it there and he covered the distance with Jqr Icagpie clubs which finished tn National or American League. Er­ Michigan in the Yankee Stadium Ik no larger than for the last It cup, then pour off the water. No t}ip good old days that were worth pace" us in development o f instru­ slim, bespectacled local runner new seat and endurance to gain rors can be decisive in the span of see Is too good fPr Chattanoog,a final cantor before the ground at-| ytng on new fall or winter bon- mended and, with careful nursing windows ? and they used It. the first division. Oct. 13. Crowding the penum­ amounts to, for the individual, 100 To keep hands safe from Jack Handsome WOODEN TRAYS, guessing, no scraping out the cup, ments with military use. German since graduating from Manchester the highest honor that can be be­ a few games that decide whether and William and Kgry ahould shotgun shells; l.'SO .22 caliber tack failed. ■ts, you should have a shampoo no waste. might, do. for special occasions for Finding a place to live In an "These faces should be consid­ Reading from left to right, bra (aw. git yer dtctlonaiy) we Frost nips while hanging out the for serving or for decoration, are development of long-range rockets , High has gone on to new heighU. stowed on the shoulders of s long these Hanks are outfielder Green­ the American League champion or bowl over V. P, I. rimfire cartridges; 40 rounds ut Mickey Murphy and Don Kletn-I to restore life and luster to your another year? army town? Or even finding a ered along \rith the policy regard­ have Navy-Penn State. Penn- cks. Soft, fluffy and bright wash, rub in vinegar before you reasonable in price' for fine quali­ and pilotless aircraft stemmed ing the manufacture of explosives ’ His achievements over the long distance runner, the National berg, tbe Detroit crusher, and National League champion is su­ Good Games in H’( center-fire nflc ammunition (or er will be at the wings with FredI TOYS AND GAME.S to store Finding a steak and having red place to live? North Carolina, Coltimbia-Yale, Turkington and Bud Weiss at thel ilr make a hat look more at- go out. Heating clothespins in a ty at HARRISON’S GIFT SHOP. from this peacetime research. after the last war and the scien­ distance events have recelven na­ Championship. pitcher Borowy, the Chicago Iron- preme in the world of baseball. The Notre Dame • Dortfiiouth 50 rounds if packed 60 to the box). moderately warm oven before you away before U>'e last-minute points to cover it at one and the Having a new maid or clean­ Colgate-Lafayctte, Cornell and ___ tackle slots. Spinach Vineck andl etive than a bumt-out, dull 849 Main .street. ing woman show up the second 0\ertook German Head Start tific development that should or tion-wide fame. These .were all Charlie's 1941 man. And while there have been But in this final wartime sea­ Princeton and Harvard-Rochester j Ohio State-Wisconsin gai Farmers and ranchers get these hand your pinups will also help Christmas rush - or to provide same time? Defeats Johnny Kelly son, with a 3-3 deadlock in games plus additional quantities under possibly EM Msrein, a dlaeharg^| ning glory.” Producing some small article day? "The fact that we overtook Ger­ would have followed In the plants wins. He failed to win the '45 Bos­ some hilarious goifigs-on through snd a lot of lesser .lights. I dominate the football picture defy the cold. __ A welcome Variation from the stormy-day fur have just come in In his winning start at the Bar­ ton Marathon but since then has the first six scrambles of this sil­ won and lost to be decided today, heir regular allotment. veteran will be the starting 1 with the proud announcement, You've gotta be good, you post many’s head start on the atomic of the great commercial manufac­ But let’s get to figures. 1 VVest. and the first named with g strong posslMUtv that Vln- New LADIES' WATCHES, at everlasting round biscuit is ob­ at MANCHESTER HARDWARE turers had they aot been subjected rington Fair, he covered the dis­ indicated that he has lost little c f liest of all post-season sets, no there still la no goat to pin a win Pheasant. Liberations "This is pre-war?” war world, to gi\ e us thrills like explosive is comforting, but cer­ No one. in Ms right senses wmdd should win in each instance nie Genovesi will start at center tn| LTTHBW WIOR'S, 977- Main Why "disguise” a nice stone by tained when you cut them in dif­ c o m p a n y ; 248 North Main to bitter attack as ‘merchants of tance in bne hour, 50 minutes and his ability to come back and v/lh one can blame either of the Honks or loss upon, the records show. Fchirtcen hundred ' pheasants street. DArts, table ba.scball, Chi­ Having a likely applicant turn those. tainly should not lull Us again into pick Michigan to S^iit Army G'ls Meanwhile Purdue will plaster place of Captain Bob Clifford. Thai have Important features, keeping it in an obsolete setting’f ferent -shapes such as diamonds, death,’ " Marshall said. 4 seconds. The win gave him the more honors as well aa to defend for any of them. That may be determined today. year, but there will be a capacity |. Iowa while Indiana la doing the were released as breeders in the A new DIAMOND SETTING will nese checkers, bright beads for a state o f complacent Inertia,” his titles successfully. There have been errors in this latter was injured In the Hidll ne, a nurse’s watch, has radium crescents or sqdarek. Marshall continued. Out of America's peacetime re-_^ National and New England 30- If Greenberg hadn’t been on crowd on hand to sec.the teams in same to Nebraska and Marquette spring of\1945. Bal and hands; another wrist give you a modem, beautiful, new .stringing, build-yourself aloll hot applesauce bettt’een two slices the wrong side o f the curtain and hand with his big bat, the Tigers series, six by the Cuba, four by clash and may be lost for thel In a section of his report de­ sources came two "g^jod advan­ action. Army should start rolling will redeem itself against Kansas game. atch is waterproof. Both have ring at little coat. You’ll find up- houses, doll’s tea sets give ideas. of Frenc/h toast. A dash of cinna­ iron with a hot iron. The net will tages" over the Germans, the gen­ might have bowed out of this one Detroit. There have been unearned Biggest Postwar Problem; Who voted to "our weapons”, the gen­ and the Cubs will beat the Tigers." right off the bat, and again coach State. Missouri ought to beat Iowa Over lO.OOtKadult Cock pheas­ The contest will be the,,ioca]a| IMreep sacmid-hands. All watches to-date settings with the square goes back to the kifehen? mon helps. adhere and blend eo that the tear eral concluded. One was the Ga- In four straight. If Borowy hadn’t runs as the result of errors but State,, while M l^lgan State is ants will be rclcb^d thi* fall dur­ eral contrasted the belligerents in The call came from Birmingham, none provided a winning tally. Earl Blake will have an oppor­ final on their home grotmds and! guaranteed. Prices start at frame” in yellow or white gold 5o easy to slip on will be scarcely visible. rand semi-automatic rifle "which Series Notes Ala., and It wasn't collect. been no deck to serve them up for tunity to brush up his plays taking care of Pittsburgh. Oberlin ing the hunting at DEWEY-RICHMAN’S. .767 weapon inventions and improve­ Just one inconsequential error with a break from the weather-1 9.75, tax included. SMART SHOES to give yoiiT over a suit, so CHRISTMAS c a r d s which the Germans were never able to the C?ubs three times in the first against a worthy but outclassed gets a shaky vote over Baldwin Main street, for $13.80 and up, tax much freedom of ments. may develop that can put one man a big crowd is expected to at*| IV . ------— spirits, as well a.s vour feet, a lift you yourself have colored have a Soothing, steady heat without The Germans jet flgljters went duplicate." The other was multi­ By Jerry Llska At s' Quarterback Luncheon half-dozen scuffles, the Chicago opnonent. ^ Wallace and Case over Bowling Approximately 4,500 included. motion, you’ll say ple-drive ground transport, chief­ player on the spot, and put a tend. Kickoff time has been set| Small slippery rugs can be are displayed at C. E. HOU^E & warmer greeting. Outlined cards weight, to ease a neuralgic twinge into combat flr.st, but they were Chicago, OcL 10—(g')—The wise which Happy Chandler squeezed champs might ne back on the The overflow .should fill Baker Green. equal sexes, raised by 1 at 3:15. [fixed more firmly to. the floor if when you try on with printed messages and. the or an arthritic ache, is the virtue ly the Jeep and the 2 1-2 ton truck. farm right now. pitcher back where he can’t re­ In the southwest Arkansas Is SON. For flirtatious feet, there’s litnlted to a maximum endurance boys are picking the Detroit Tig­ Into his series routine, the com cover. Field, and see a whole of a game clubs from day-old ill! attach several old Jar rub- If the inside of these high fashion paints or trayons for coloring are of the ELECTRIC HEATING May Tib Record favored oyer Baylor In jl tough a black lizard sandal with open of a little over an hour. Ours, ers to stagger out today the win­ missioner gave a Wg . send-off to World Series history proves that, between “‘Yale and Columbia and rthe underside. your baby carriage toe and swing heel. Gleaming coats ■ with their at McGILL-CON’VERSE, 645 PADS Just in at POTTERTON’S Leslie M. O’Connor, secretary to And today, Borowy. the custoff here we have to root for the home game, Tulane should fill up on ment wUl have, been released Brady. Polowilzer has gotten soiled or contoured sleeves he said, "already had the endur­ ner of the comedy of errors that from the New York Yankees, This will be- only the ninth time black patent leather pumps with and deep. Main street, at low prices. AT THE CENTER. Made by Cas­ ance to fly non-stop from San the late Commissioner Kenesaw team. Yale showeil "weakness Rice while Texas Is toking Okla­ the 23 sportsmen's clubs Chewing gum antedates the shabby looking, buy roomy armholes; co, they’re guaranteed to be the la the 1945 World Series; but again warms up his overworked since 1905 that the series has gone homa and Tulsa wallops Texas open toe aild zest to street or I Francisco to New York." Mountain Landis for 24 years, who seven games. In those games, the' against passes and In Lou Kus- Dec. 1. I five-ceht stick package. Centuries two yards of 36 Little girls love to snuggle Into reliable quality sold before the baseball history favors the Chica­ right wing and takes a crack at Tech. Score Easy Wins] dress clothes. More con.servative ] Another “noteworthy example WANTED will become General Manager of fireworks were somewhat surpris­ erow and Gene Ro.ssldes coach inch material ~ or but stylLsh is a black gabardine j Flat Finish Holland "Teddy Bear” coats, and when ;Warr------^------go Cubs. f the Cflilcago White Sox. "He was the toughest Iron-man series trick txMi Little has a pair who know Oregon appeon an eas.v winner wider—split it in of'derm an superiority” was in the FIRST CLASS PAPER ever tried in a series—pitching in ing. <” Three thousand hen pheasants shoe with patent leather toe and there are bright red leggings to heavy tank, he reported, saying In the 42-year history of the the Judge’s trusted aid and I’m how to throw that pigskin some­ over Oregon State Sta in the far west, will be liberated at the close of Hartfcird, Oct. 10 — (ff) — F U l half, sew the ends together, then WINDOW SHADES classic, the decision went to the three consecutive games. Only For example, in 1912, in the se­ heel. / i match the trimming on the coat, There are more than 100 va­ that "from the summer of 1943 HANGER AND PAINTER sorry to see him leave,” Chandler ries final between Boston and New thing fierce. Looks like the Blue Colorado looks better than Col­ the hunting iKsson to provide Brady. 13Tv New York, knoekofil either pull a tape through the the outfit is as practical and rieties of the mung bean which National Leaguers six times out said of O'Connor, who was his eight elbowcrs ever have won ias snd White by a couple of touch­ orado AAM, Southern (California overwintering breeding stock. out (leorgie Knox, 129, Newark, ini hem or thumb tack it around to to the spring of 1945 the German CALL MR. MacNEIL York, ccnterfielder Fred Snodgrsa Peppers are rich in vitamins A cut to measure weather-proof as it Is popular. ia used in making chop suey. o f the eight times the series went special assistant for several many as three games In a single downs. ahould wallop San Diego Navy. Winter feeding by the Warden the first rowSsOt Uw achednM l make a tubular lining for the car­ Tiger and Panther tanks ■ out­ of these post-season classics. of the Giants dronned a fiv ball by and C when they are at the ma­ MONTGOMERY WARD has the matched our Sherman, tanks' in seven gomes. months. Clyde Eiigle of Boston that. nut Pennsvivania’a nowerhouse Washington take over Washing­ Service and sportsmen help to car­ eight-round feauiro bout at tte| riage. at most reasonable price.s. At (Christy Mathewson, Babe ture green stage, but the vitamins suits in .size 4 to 6x, priced at Something new In "scents ap­ direct combat.” Not since 1924, when the Wash­ him on second, 'rhe score v/as 2-1 which got a slight scare from ton State and St, Mary’s should ry tliese birds through the winter Auditorium hr re laHnigkt. increase as the peppers redden. $12.98. peal” ia the Chevy Chase WHIS­ ington Senators took four from Stan Hack, whose tricky 12th Adams. Jack Coombs and Stanley Dartmouth last Saturclav, should pile un another big score over and spring months. In the companion fsatuK, ache Give your handiwork the pfO' He explained that the Ameri­ Covcleskle each won three gamss when that happened, and the Red (24 hours service i PERING WILLOW COLOGNE, the New York Giants, has lucky inning belt Monday squared the Sox went on to win the deciding not have- too nuft'h trouble with poor little College of the Pacifle. Died for. eight rounds, Bebtw Pi fesslonal touch with hemstitching c a concept of the use of tanks Allen Realty seven rolled up for the American without a setiiack. If Borowy wins A half-pound of dehydrated The Jumper has and the matching bath powder was a weapon of exploitation, aeries, says the series will end his game 3 to 2. North Carolina. Colgate should which has taken plenty o f lacing Co/iBcn*atlon departments witser, 129, East Hartfbe^luicnoel or button-covering dope at MISS PHONE 5105 League. Only other Junior cir­ today, he will equal the series per­ cabbage makes four pounds to be AT MARLOW’S. made ■ the night­ prevents mixing your scents. Ask making long stabs into the rear baseball career. The 35-year-nld Washington boat the Giants In come bnek'to trim I,afavette. Cor­ this year. throughout the northeast have ed out Ray Moron, 127, ELLIOTTS, io n M*in street. cuit triumph In seven games was formance of three wins and one the first round. used for slaw or cooking. clubs! Jumpers in to sniff it at QUINN’S PHAR and therefore requiring low fuel Between 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. Cub third sacker said he returned 1924 when a ground ball bounced nell has a breather against Prince, On Friday night Syracuse will i.oted through surveys in the field To iron long sleeves without Cleveland’s 1920 victory over the defeat held by Joe Wood, Urban In the preliminaries Don 841 Main Street luxury fabrics, worn MACY, 873 Main street. consumption and ability to moye to the chib this year onlv aa a over the head of third baseman ton but Jlarv.srd mav have Its trv to come back against West that pheasant populations have de­ Kitchen ^Piksoi's are preferred If you’re tired of waxing your leaving a crease or a bad temner; Brooklyn Dodgers. favor to Manager Charlie Grimm. (Redi Faber and Bill Dencen. hand.s full trj’ing to clined considerably during the war kins, 126. Boaton, stopped Jackiol with shoulder reach­ Char'es Phllllppe of the 1903 Freddy Llndstrom to score Muddy nose out | Virginia In Syracuse, but may find to a knife for auch Jobs as dicing wad up a heavy towel inside the The St. Louis Cardinals have "If Grimm hadn’t returned. I Ruel rfom second, in a deciding i Roclie.stcr. years. This decline in population Pitts, 125. Philadelphia. In Uw 004 ' linoleum and still want to keep it ing gloves and pos­ No doubt you’ve used household Pittshuirgh Pirates hung lip three * the Job too much for them while CHRISTMAS celeiyj green peppers, or parsley, shining, protected, and easy to sleeve. excelled in making the American wouldn’t have either," candidiv as- World Series game, j Workout tor Middles has been attributed to a number ond round of a scheduled rix. Jo itively no blouse at ammonia for cleaning your bnish victories against twj losses in an Temple looks like a good bet over ’piey Jlso trim fish easier and clean, use PLASTICA. a new , and comb, but have you cleaned League bite the dust in a seven- aerted the cigar-smoking Inflelder The “goats” are always there,! At Annanolfs Nnw will give Its Bucknell. The same night Wash- of factors, of which adverse weatli- Polowltzer, 139. East Hartfoed,1 cube meat quicker. all are the smart dinner and dance game session, winning three times eight-game set. knocked out "Little John,” 14* G I F T ; liquid plastic, sold at JOHNSON | McCONVILLE, THE FLORIST, short formals of this season. Jewelry that way? It a film is left who h§8 been a Cub for 14 years. if the breaks go against them. Lit- hack.s a workout against Penn bum and Kansas will stage a close cr conditions during'breeding sea­ PAINT COMPANY, for $i;95 a iCUT FLOWERS at reason- — in 1926. 1931 and 1934. The And now Boroww, who has al­ State. It was not easv to get an son and the relatively small take Newark, tn the first round. Os on the Jewelry, dip it in denatured THE ATOMIC SCIENTIFIC WAY tie en*ir.s that would go unnoticed one that could end In a tie. Klqga Poindexter, 175, Newark. dMision^ P A C K A G E S W. T. GRANT COMPANY has quart. The flni.sh will la.st from ' prices, POTTED PLANTS, Pittsburgh Pirates copped two, in The biggest Tiger IF In the lowed five runs and 18 hit.s in the during* .the regular season loom accurate line on the NIttnnv Lions of fur-bearers due to the reduc­ IMPORTED ENGUSH WAL­ alcohol. 18 innings, he has tolled—the long­ Point should beat Maryland. Okla­ cd George. Gameanov, 179, Phuisi^ the kind of clothes that boys like. four to six months. -table -VICTORY GARDENS, TO MODERN CLEANIN^! 1909 and 1925, and the Cincinnati riotous sixth game rested on short­ larger in - the series—ekpeclBlIy in their 47-7 massacre of Muhlen­ homa AAM ought to best S. M. U.,' tion o f number of trappers in the S2.00to$5.00 Navy ’’pea-jackets’' are darling to jnake’ your home gracious. His LETS of Moroccan leather at the Reds in 1940. stop Joe Hoover. If he hadn't est stretch of any current series berg, for they used a single wing field seem to be most outstanding. delphia, in six. NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY, 995 Dry skin needs protection at when the world title hangs on one Denver take Utah and Bo.ston Col­ in size 6 and Jaunty in size' 16. corsages, at $1.00 and up, are What should make the tried to steal second In the 12th buvler—goes out for th« third time game, ss It does tor’ sy. attack rather than the "T ” which Connecticut sportsmen should In olden days sapphires were Main street, are worth seeing. La­ this season. WELDON’S DRUG lege win from New York Uni­ Boston Brnlns Artiva "He-man" mackinaws with plaid lovely. Phone 5947 for free deliv­ ■trut with confidence and smirk at Cub shortstop Len Merutia would in four days trying to lock up the Who'll be the goat today —some­ Navy ..emits had anticipated. Be­ keep this reduction of pheasant held to represent truth, sincerity 11..• . . . xAimlCO- ** offering a $4.25 Jar of A Teaspoon or Tablespoon Will Cubs’ first world championship In versity. * liCgiidies linings come in 6 to 18 at $9.98 to ery anywhere In town or call at i Delettrez BUTTERMILK GIRL the betting fellows, who rate De­ not hsve been spiked. If Menillo body like who sides, the Penn Staters used re­ population in mind when in the ,ind constancy. to $9.80: men’s up to $10.20. One 37 years. Sunda.v’8 Mg college game will Quebec. Oct. 10—i/P)— Some _ $12.98. Warm headwear includes 302 Woodbrldge street. Cream, especially for dry skins. troit a 2 to 3 favorite, is that the hadn’t been spiked, plnch-hltter haij an ordinary single take a bed serves throiwhmit the last three pheasant covers this fall. I Reading Matter with contrasting leather squares, Do All Your Cleaning Tigers have been on the short end ■The Cubs beat the Tigers In the bring Hol.v Crass against Villa- - Trout Season strong, the 1945-46 edition of Bos>i bright -ski caps, some with attach­ Check your ELECTRICAL at $2.00. Frank Secory wouldn’t have an- hop and bounce over his head to quarters. The Higgins cnaeh'*d ed wool ear-muffs, and fleece-lin3d one with a change sorter, and a of three seven-game series, suc­ 1908 series, four games to one re­ nova. and Holy Croes ought to The trout season remains open ton Bruins hockey club arrivsd in i EQUIPMENT for convenience and The old—and good—way to re­ peared In the Cub 12th. And If score the winning run in Monday’s squad looked very good on de­ siqcar the Wildcats. iSnacks helmets.. The popular plaid flannel beauty In fine pigskin pleased us. Without SOAP! cumbing to the Reds in 1940, the Secory hadn't appeared, his single peating their 1907 triumph. The game ? fense. hut Muhlenberg’s attack on all streams and ponds until Quebec to begin training (or thelrj safety. LARSEN’S FEED SERV­ move ink spots from fabric is to The accent is - on Cardinals in 1934 and the Pirates last time the clubs met tn series As Harry Grayson says, go to Oct. 31. National Hockey LMgue openin skirts are $1.00 and $1.58. Wool soak the spot in s'our milk (or in height, the accent wouldn’t have put the winning That qnestibn may h« answered compares to Navy’s like a toy Scanned Goods. ICE. 38 Depot Square, can supply Ever try fried puffs with fried WHITE MAGIC CLEANS EVERY’THING WITHOUT In 1909. play, 103,’i, the Tigers copped the bed early the (light befor* and against Chicago In Boston Oict. cardigan sweaters are $3.29. They such replacements as wire, sweet milk to which vinegar lias is very French, it run on first. . 4 when the Cubs and Tigers get go­ pistol to a three-inch gun. enloy the game. Maybe he should have plenty of boys’ cotton shirts chicken? Just dAbs of Bisquick SOAP! NO RUBBING! NO SCRUBBING! set by a,4 to 2 margin; Heading the cavalcade of puck^ switches, three-way plugs, two- been added until it thickens), all combines to ing In the deciding .series game. ^m ong the smaller fry Connee- add the next diy. # Jellies in white or in color, at 98c to dough fried in deep fat. Going to the. post, the price is 3 Stale Golfers Elect chasers who moved into the Cha£| bulb sockets, fluorescent lights accentuate your Claude (Mr. Chips) Passeau, Although the Tigers are getting tlcut is preferred over F & M, $1.30. Cleans Refrigerators, Sinks, Bathtubs, Toilets — the most ribbing in the press box to 2 against Borowy winning. It's Drexel over Cht** College. Michi­ teau Frontenac yesterday wia vet-1 • Fruitcake and bulbs, or regular bulbs. As a sample of the trend to hat! Try on one of who did his share of Tiger tam­ not because his enemy elbower *s Wood to Compete Sparkling and Sanitary! ing, still has hiia pitching elbow on tbeir defensive work, the Cubs f o i * I P l l I * cran M anager Art Rosa, Coach] more and better ELECTRICAL Did you know that a little flour these new hats and Hal Newhouscr, the fancy Detroit gan State over Pitt, R. P. T. Aver VE11ILC18 14#I 1VU3 Dit Clipper and Arthur Ross. Jr.,i If your tablecloth gets stained loaded 4(rlth bone splinters despite have the most errors, 6 to 4. Son APPUANCES, the NICHOLS- sprinkled lightly over the top o f s see how much it flatters you, how NORUBBWGI NO SCRUBBING! lefty who lost the opener to heav­ Richmond. Va.. Ott. 10— Coast Guard, Tufts over Worces­ with milk, rinse it Immediately in ictimes cabbage from the an early lieason operation. But What’s more the Bengals have no ter. Muhlenberg over Rutgers and recently discharged from the Roy* I Victot V Garden gets bit boring BRISTOL COMPANY, 155 Center cal^e will prevent the icing from mu<^ grace and sophistication it ing Hank and then best him ip the ■Craig Wood, the duration National the square-jawed veteran pitcher chance, o f equaling their amazing Open golf champion, today noti­ Ursintis over P. M. C. Waterbury, OcL 10— (.P)r-The al Canadian Air Force and who | at thi,3 time of the year. /Why not street, received four electric running off? adds to your wardrobe. fifth game, but simply bccawse the Connecticut State Golf . Aaaocia- will act as assistant monogtr. room-hCaters (and sold two by the will keep raftling those chips next record of 19 errors In the 1908 bookmakers don’t believe Borowy fied tournaments officials that he In the louth Duke should try/frying; it? Y'ou cho^ up two series against those same Cubs tion will play a full schedule of tine they/w ere unpacked), this Plug in your portable TRIL- PEN AND PENCIL. SETS are Season. Surgery will leave him ran pitch his w-ay past Oreenberii, will compete in the $10,000 Rich­ bounce,back and wallop Wake with a stiff arm, doctors tell unless the Tiger outflelders take mond Invitational Open Golf tour­ Forest, Alabama geta the nod over tournaments dpring the 1946 sja* week. And' a supply of planning MONT HEATER from B. D. so. useful and attractlvp. If they're i r rtf the crusher. son' and the schedule will be an­ Claude. rocking chairs o6t In the finale. nament here November 2, 3 and 4. South Carolina, Florida looks ^ t - giildes for HOT POINT ELEC­ PEARL, 599 Main street, and any Eversharp, Waterman, or Shaef- Lefty Hal cqmeJ back with two Pockott’s Stars (•) nounced by the tournament com­ More Than Ever TRIC KITCHENS arrived, for room you choose is flooded with fer, they're efficient and durable. days’ rest and In cose he staggers, Wood’s entry eupplements a list ter than Va,r)derbllt. Georgia .gets ptekinson 93 81 96 369 The switch-board operator at The 1M6 i^ajor league season which includes Tommy Armour, the vote over Kentucky, L. S. U. mittee. following the winter meet­ distribution to anyone const(lering comforting warmth, for circulat­ MATTHEW WIOR, 977 Main there’s southpaw Stubby Over* Hill ...... 116 108 119 341 ing Uic first week In December. for you gals who like .sim­ renovations. ing heat, behind Insulated grill- Wrlgley Field doesn't have to aee will open o n April 16 and the mire, fresh and fit, ready to Jurnn Andy Gibson and Ralph Beach. ought to take Texas A&M, V. M. Pockett ... . 84 87 365 street, has these from $5.0() up. final garnetjHII be played on Sept. 91 Anson W. H. Taylor -Of She' work, safely and efficiently pene­ the proceedings on the ploying In and save Detroit's first world Simmons . 89 118 805 36” White 3 9 ..Hank Greenberg, the Tigers’ Greenwich Country Club was elec­ plicity, plus expert tailor­ Little fall onions are delicious trates the chilly comers. fleld to get a big chuckle. I)ur championship in a decade. 112 90 803 A small magnet is useful to Ing the rip-roaring sixth game slugging left fielder, has a ^ ilse d St. Gcqrge .5? ted President of the As-soeiat’en served in a sauce made out of a With the financial records al­ ing— pick up and hold pins when sew­ Monday ihe received a oalP*for right wrist. He said he suffered at the annual m. .ting hoi-e last To mend net .. curtains, dip ready shattered all around the 609 1483 n'ght. He succeeds the late Josenh New can of cream of tomato soup. ing. Manager Charlie Orimm. Told the Injury In Monday's game bht Totals .... 493 Isa, squares of net into cold starch, ap­ place, and the "take” set to rocket B. Baylis of the WampOnon Coun­ that Grimm was busy—very busy he couldn’t recall how or when. Well over the mtlllon-and-a-half GHswnld'S (3) A nice touch for fall is to sen'e ply carefully to the tom part on . Put a sea taflg iiito your menus. BAaERiODAL CLEANING CRYSTALS Cowles ...... 9(1 — 11^ . 209 try Club. Bobby Grant of Weth- Dorothy Hubbs ^ —at the moment the caller im­ mark for the first time, the By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. -1 running in the second backfield for erafleld Country Club was clioseti V ^ Canned shrimp is always ready to parted this message, "I am lis­ Jersey City, N. J.—Freddie Rus­ Anncillo ...... 83 — 83 chances are today's get-togetlier ' the Balnbrldgei Mil.. Naval Train­ vice president, and George Mc- Nylon tso- tening to the game on’ the radio so. 13011, Rahway, N. J., outpoint­ New York, Oct. 10— l)P)-What’s Kovis .___ 108 129 23 Brakes? will also see a new all-time high 'l>0 chlan of the Ridgewood Coun­ and I’ve got a hot hunch. Tell ed Augle La Para, 139 3-4, New this atory that football players ing Center . . , Glenn Bnindla. a Twsrnlte. 121 125 246 ...... BARSTOW says "IT ’S li the number of cuatomert sitting who were drawing nice paychecks Giant farmhand who hit .366 for try-Club was-named second vice- CASUALS Mr. Grimm to pitch Lon Wameke Orleans, (8 ). tn on the party. Prentice . 118 120 107 345 / •/ -— 'Knit Beil Socks THE TRUTH!" We expect to from All American Ckinference Danville in the OOroUna Lcaltoe preslaitut. Riiic’k . . , . SI2.9S All Seats Sold Out « Egan .... no 108 818 RobcrU'.Q. Pryde -of RscebrooH have the new WESTINGHOUSE clubs while they were in service, last summer, lives In the shadow Tomlinson 87 87 Pastel Shades. REFRIGERATORS on display Through Monday’s sixth game, of Spartsman's Park In St. Louis Country Club.^^Ncw Haven, was (’.hevrtilel .. . ASK ABOUT a total of 291,867 fans had been with, the promise of even nicer Stevenson 106 106 By 5Irs. Anne C^abot ' I within two weeks. Why not get ones when the league began opera­ . . . When the Army gives up the re-elected sccrHary-treaaurer for . Sizes 12 to 20. O m SPECIAL A ktiit-and-pearl Job that will . on the merry-go-round, and all rc- his 23rd conaecuuv.e term. Veqgo Chrysler 6 . . SM .9!> your order in? No obligation,, but ■ervad scats for this ’‘clincher ” tions. have found that income Atlantic City Auditorium In mid- Totals .. . 520 571 523 1624 keep your feet warm and snug on I it will protect you for future' de­ missing since they took off their November.' the tcecapades show Larsen of the New Hnycn Country were grabbed up two hours after Club Will be team eSptiitn for the the coldest .nights ever! Make ' livery. Irons have been promised, uniforms? . . . Carthage. Mo., will recondition thh Ice plant and H e S (» lo , HUNTINO the sale opened yesterday. It’a vir­ 19-16 season. MACHINELESS Just releaspil fop civil­ them of \yhlte wool and lace a one- ! also. Barstow’s, 460 Main street, tually certain that there'll be con- heading a drive, for a new baseball, take out the cost In rient for^gurq- inch pink or pale blue s ^ n ribbon | YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEAL­ league next season, has sold out mer performances . . . Sugges­ Last Night's Fights Dof the kind that Attics, cellars and yards cleaned Eavestrougha and Conductors. 6259. the Olympia, the huge stadium Wm. Ostrlnsky. Tel. 5879. furnished free. Phone Apex 7014. BROILERS and Fryers Ready to WE HAVE the finest assortments PARCEL OF land In Marlborough, eign artists (many from enemy copy them. Both grandmama and knows no flaw; but the belle BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Problem No. 1 BY EDGAR MARTIN R. Camposco, telephone 5848 o AH ’Types Sheet Metal Work. Cook 43c lb. Also i ' J ’ lb. squab of kitcheyi linoleums, also tile WANTED—3 or 4 room unfurntsh- on tar road, 150x250, $40. No countries) were being .hustled equivalent to New York’s Madi­ 7487. WANTED — Inside and outside Ograinsky felt ' that we were that’s worth the ringing, peels po­ ICE CREAM to carry out. Pints of and wall covcrlncs. Manchester ed tenement on or before Nov. swamps. Write Box M. Herald. about, so between one thing and son Square Garden. tatoes for her ma." VOtVV.V'tT Vft 9CK VT^ OH-H BUT V. OOKiT YJtVV A G O . MANCHESTER painting, also cdilings. Gilbert brp 11 ef s $ 1 eRch. Place order now. )Ie rented an old riding acad­ reaching.the zenith of their hopes ROD I V5HKI ThSSt’s extra rich Ice cream. No Wed. and Sat. deliveries. Phone Flbbr Covering Center, 468 Haff- 1st. Telephone 8863. another our opening was post­ and that the Olympia Circus with THIS VOPW-YOO ^)OK) YOU • S rk . WONU ViWtSKt V CARPENTER work of all kinds. • Flckett. Telephone 4208. poned. Mother was trying to get emy near the Olympia which was OK) TO GiET UT>\ sherbet. Bidwell's Soda Shop, Geheral repairs. Kitchens , re­ SHEET METAL WORKS 2-0617. ford road. Call 5688 or 6759. such a galaxy of big acts was the The.se early frosts, notes Grit, cAuiX I Twa m> i 'OOU’T AK>Y(3Kft 827 Main street WANTED—3 room heated apart­ Wanted— Real Estate 77 back to Paris from Germany and without heat and far too low for modeled, additions, painting. Fred 21 Years’ Experience PAINTING AND Paperhanging HO-SPITAL BEDS or wheel chairs, taklng-off point for a fabuloua ca­ do not seem to have had much CAK) K)OW,DO Y O U ? KSfctO V0C«y. TO u p PHONE 5413 OR 6414 EGGS—Strictly fresh, delivered ment. Local business couple. No had succeeded in involving her­ the height we would have to work 00\K><& O P RIDE WANTED dally by 2 wom­ Sieffert. Tel. 2-0263. and wallpaper. John P. Sullivan. for rent or sale Rates reasonable reer. effect on the crop of political ar­ VetVAWBWl x o e v c TW\«» T\VAt IK) T H A T direct from farm to consumer. children. Excellent , references. WANTED - 6 room pre-war house self in a terrible mess on the in the cicus. Naturally we were (To Be Continued) guments. Ot9W2TMEKR \ en, vicinity of Brookfield sweet ELECTTRIC and Acetylene weld Phone 4260. ' Phoni. Keith’s Furnliur*,. 41.59 all ill from the cold, and we suf­ 13 OV O KY I OLD FLOORS SANDED Phone 2-14,30. . . Tel. 7383 days or 6376 evenings. In Manchester. Call 2-0384. I Swiss-German frontier. and Middle ’Turnpike. Arriving ing. No jub too large or too Finally she arrived by train fered from stiff muscles that pre­ Laying and finishing. PAINTING A n d PaperhanginX. FOR SALE—Kitchen range to­ \T- YOU Hartford 9 a. m., leaving 5 p. m. smaih All work guaranteed FOR SALE—n New Hampshire A BUSINESS executive and wife I in a horse car crowded with refu­ vented our sleeping at night, but FUNNY BUSINESS J. E. Jensen. Good work. Reasonable rates' gether with oil burner equipment. o o m Call 8808 after 6 p. m. Parker Weldlny Co., 166 West ' red pullets. Call at 698 East Mid­ desires’ to rent furnished home or gees. Hdh only remaining piece Ograinsky put any ailment in chil­ Tel. Wllllmantlc 9928, evenings. Raymond Flske. Phone 3384. Call 71C6. AK)A»^ TO! Middle Tun.pike. Teh .3926. dle Turnpike. apartment Telephone 2-1717. I o f luggage was a round hat-box dren down to overeating. He had WOOD CUTTINQ, plowing, re­ FOR SALE—White enamel coal HIGH DOLLAR moval of trees, xJa9 grading done. LIGHT TRUCKING, ashes and Private Instructions 28 3,000 POUNDS of fryers, rpa.vters WANTED— Furnished house or range. Used 2 winters. Inquire apartment In Manchester or vi­ FITZWSUU'S Ajrne Latultppe, 768 Vernon rubbish removed reasonable. 'Tel. and bfbllera. Also pullets. Ph/me Cash Waiting ^or Business C3WAUITV tAL ESTATE LISllNGS 301 Hilliard street. cinity. Call 2-0071. street. Tet j07'i 3661. ELOCUTION—A few lessons often Meriden 646-W4. Prlc? upon per­ Properties — Cit^ or Coun­ Drawing Cards ■ CUOTWES - m Of AD Tjrpaa Wanted! helps when you are newly elected sonal contact. WANTED-ALL KINDS »f sIm; BEDDING Specials— youth bed WANTED—3-4 room furnished try Homes — Building lAits Oneb Available. OIL BURNERS cleaned, serviced to an office In your club. White complete 39.50; maple twin bed and Installed. TeL 2-!046I. George trie wiring and repairing. .Any studio. 709 Main (Johnson Block). FOR Sa l e -.5 months old layers. apartment With private bath, by — Farms — Summer Cot­ size Job given prompt attention outfit $39.50; folding cot-bed and construction superintendent and STAND BY J- JARVIS REALTY CO. McMulIin, 704 Parker street. Phone 2-1392. ■Also roasters. Live or dressed. tages — Woodints. ON THE AIR: Call 3975 before 7 p. m. Nick Rowza. 296 -Hackmatack mattress $19.95; Hollywood bed wife. East Hartford Post Office, M m 4119 Reetdenoe 7978 with headboard $59.95; cotton •Whatever You Have To Sell Weefcdnya and Snndaye WALTER SCHULTZ, 8i Congress street or 6705. Box 346. REFRIOERATIQN service, Gen mattress $15.95. Many other ALLEY (M )P Finding Thinffs Out BY V.T. HAMLIN street Ashes anc. rubbish remov­ Business Opportunities 32 CALL 8254 ed. Local trucking. Tel. 2-1588. eral Electric, Orunow. Crosley FOR SALE'- Broilers and - small values at Benson's, 713.Main. /6 A C E f ' C W , VOU'eE_ Frlgldalrt and all oUier makes TRANSPORTATION roasters./Live weight, or drOs-sed. AN AM6ITIMS B A B E ! REFRIGERATION SERVICE Work guaranteed. Motor repairs Delivered. John McHugh. 6310. UJ OXAV, IlL DO MV Call *4394, B. & H. Refrigeration Opportunity, to own - operate Machinery and Tools 52 MOTHER JONES REALTY BssTTOurr Orunow, Coldspot Crosley, Service. truck for service with large na­ FOR/S.5LE 3-4 pound broller.s, 115 Main street / i you WIN ju.do' Westlnghouse, and all other makes tional company. ‘ We have new NEW GARDEN tractors, stanch­ BEST TO Corrltncrclal and Domestic. 35 cent a pound. Will deliver. MASON WORK, chimneys cleaned ' equipment -.vqilable. Excellent Phone 5346. ions, water bowls, plows, har­ GOOSE I— 1 HELP VOO— FOR SALE rows, aawrlgs, milking machines. - ^ ' LE T'S 6 0 SCIENTIFIC and rebuilt, outside fireplaces earnings. Write Grevvnri Lines, PIVE-ROOM SINGLE— Telephone 2-0418. Dept. O, 1905 South Prairie, Chi­ Dublin \Tractor Company, WllU- Will Be Here Soon Rooms all on one floor. REFRIGERATION CO. cago 16. 111. Wan ted— Pet —Poult ry mantic. 37 Oak S t Phone: 2-1226 Steam heat and garaife. ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. — Stock 41 Wallboard Immediate occupancy. Lo­ RADIO REPAIRING. Pick-up Also light trucking. Call 5008. Help Wanted— Female / .‘i.'i Musicral Instruments 53 service. Kadloa checked at the cated on Eldridge street. RANGE BURNERS and power WANTED -Live chickens 4 to 5 ! Gypsum Sheathing Board home. Store open all day Man- WANTED— Housekeeper tcyr small A STEINWAY studio stylo up­ Notice PR IC E ...... $7,200. burners of all makes and kinds pounds. H. Bocash. Phone 2-0617. I ■ chestei Radio Service, 73 Birch 6-room house. Bendix washer and right piano, plain case, looks like cleaned and adjusteo 10 years’ Weatherproof and street Telephone 2-0840. ironer. One afternoon/and Sun­ hew. Only $345. Famous make TWO-PAMILY DUPLEX experience. Tel 2-1731. 44 Main days off. $20 per week, Llva in Zoning Board of Appeals street. .\rflcles for S-ile 4.5 grand piano $395. Also Astorian- Insulating — 2' x 8* —Steam heat. Two-car ifa- or out. Call 2-1482^ (i^ark player piano $95. A. L. In accordance with the require­ 3c Per,Square Foot. rase. Shed. LarKe lot. Lo­ GIRL Wanted for counter work. FOR SALE— Nearly new ba.v Owen Music (Company, 1080 Main ments of the zoning regulatlnos FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS On the Well-Known Spot BY MERRILL BLOS8BR cated on Wootlb ridge street. Household Services Apply at once. Molland Cleansers, sinej. Reasonably priced. Tele­ street, 2nd Floor. Hartford. , of the Town of Manchester, the Zoning Board of Appeals will hold PR IC E ...... $7,650. 1()07 Main street. phone 6930 for further particu­ 10-10 Ye a h . w hy. web Be in A i A n o Th at WANTED Offered' 13-A lars. a public hearing In the Municipal The W. G. Glenney Go. X4ua YOU KIDS TfeVlNO TO ) WHY, CHIEF, HOW.\WHY, IF Wearinj; Apparel— Furs 57 BLACKMAIL ME WITH THIS COULD YOU T H iN K J WE OlD POSmON TO WRAP YOU J WOULONT, CURTAINS, Hand laundered, HIGH School girl or woman as Building on Thursday evening. 336 No. Main SL Tel'. 4148 “All I said wasy^How would you like soiiielhiiig in kliaki PICTURE ? OF SUCH A THlNG^ T H A T , j - \ pg PAIR / See AD COMPOSITOR called for and delivered. 24-hour mother’s helper. , Good salary. CHROMIUM fog light, excellent October Hth. 1945, at 8:00 P. M., color?’ !” We’D BE condition: -several pairs of Ice FOR SALEl—Lady’s sable blended on the fbllowing applicatiops: service. Write Box N, Herald. CaU 8033. muskrat coat, 2 suits and several THE WORST Stuarfr J. Wasley ORFI.OORMAN skate.q; baby sprlngless scales; Application of Marcus S. Mori- KiMOOFORiPS. corn seeder; g/uitar. practically dresses, size 16'^18. Also living " Y l t STENpfGRAPHKR with some arty fepr permission t> erect a one- now nresont Mr. Botts with an analysis of the nswa—to be woulonT w e. Reel Estate and Insurance knowledge of simple bookkeeping new: about 100 feet chicken wire, room rug and pad, -'ze 9x12, followed by Mr. Cole and his analysis of the analysis." SIDE BY GALBRAITH State ’Theater Building Florists— N urseries 15 story brick building on Cooper School Frocks FBPdJC ! AT with new organization soon to most of It never used. Manches­ practically new; small table Telephone 6648 - 7146 \ model radio. 31 Union street PtreeL directly opposite Summer f 6 r SALE — Asparagus, Mary begin operations. Experienced If ter 2-0671. Street, to be used for business afteifei p. m. ' Th e HERALD OFFICE Washington. 35-$1.00, 100-$2 75. possible. W rite,Box C-T, Herald. purposes. Residence B Zone. CARNIVAL- By Dick Tarner :9 . Thousands of perenniain, 4-85c HAYWARD - Wakefield /modern W k WANTED—Girls and young wom­ manle dining table and PRACTICALLY new lost season’s Afiplicatlon of Katherine Green- ■i 5 STEADY WORK and up. Daphne, targe plants, Hollander blended raccoon, of ough for permission to conduct a 85c./ Evergreens. Chrysanthe- en In all departments. Steady with cream leatherette s^ s. 2 Job, good pay, pleasant surround­ amber maple end tables, \ ^ o r Northern back furs. Call 2-0477, home bakery at 0 Hazel Strqet. 8895 / mujns. Chater’s double holly­ Residence B Zone. A hocks, S-50c, 12-SI .50. Free— Mrs ings. Tober Baseball Manufac­ lamp, folding gray, leatherette 6-14 yr». m a leH ielp Ldrd Lothian Bell Shasta Daisy turing, E3m. street, Manchester. baby carriage, electric Iron, com­ Application of Olof Erlandson With every $1 00 order of peren­ bination waffle and grill, oak tor permission to erect an adver­ WANTED—High school girl on nials. John Zapatka, 168 Wobd- desk and lady’s black Chester­ tising sign at 380 Porter Street; Saturdays or woman on Monday WANTED /land street. Telephone 8474. field coat, size 18. Call 3337. Residence A Zone. WANTEO WANTED and Friday to help with cleaning. BUSINESS LOCATION Application of Harmon V. / RED RYDER He Was Framed BY FRED HARMAN HAVE about 20 beautiful ever­ Call Mrs. J. F. Miller 3235. D’Agostino for permission to as­ FOR SALE—BABY CARRIAGE. Suitable for 1H’ angle o r 1 PQURS tJBT v)A* ASANWHIlE . AT » > Apply green trees, H to 8 ft. blue semble toys and noveltlri* in ga­ JOSS’S HiKOUT j spruce, $15; others, $10. Also 5 Cati 4238. Phdtojn’aphic Studio rage building located . at 93-95 Trt’ bullet KILLED h f 6 V ^ S WAT Plumbers and Help Wanted— Male 36 P. O. Box 405, Manchester mOA-S BLEPSOC , AN’ etACK’mOLAf’^D l hard maples, $4 each. Wra. Mc­ FOR SALE—Girl’s pre-war bicycle Wells ^Street. Reslde-ice C Zone. DlON’1 SHOOT TbllR.eiSOTHER,JOSE. J09ff,/ATJ Colonial Board Kee. (Tamp Meeting Road, Tel WANTED — 2 energetic young $30; Springfield 22 rifle, 2 boxes AppUcation of Lillian H. Smith nCQREvJ, ANITA.*' JUST UKB HE PINNED acuiit- Painters 8413 after 6. men for full-time work Good 22 long shells $10; pair 1-inch for permission to conduct a Beau­ ■PLACK TCrS ; m tP E R . Company pay. Model Fruit Shoppe. 997 ty Parlor at her home at 28 Ken­ •DIO IT.' , .J ON BLEDSOE' Apply micrometers $8. Tel. 8679. Heating;— Plumbing; 17 Main street. sington Street. Residence A 2Sone. 615 Parker Street U. S. Army Pup tents, $3,95 each Will You Be Sorry Application of Alexander Jarvis WANTED — Ehcperienced meat FUR.'IACES, ALL sizes In stock. Brunneris. 80 Oakland street Jarvis Realty Co. cutter. Steady work, good hours for permission to erect a dwelling Low as $99. Devino Company Open 'till 10 p. m. Tel. 6191. and garage on property closer to and good pay. Wonder Market, 6 Dover Road Tel. 4112 Poet Office Box 1007, or Water- When You Are the sideline than zoning regula- 655 Main street. ' FOR SALEl—Miscellaneous an­ Read Heru|d Ad vs. bury 3-3856. tique bric-a-brac, electric egg tiops allow, on Lot No. 40, Prince­ ton Street. Residence A Zone. AUTO MECHANIC, experienced poacher, trunk 31x16, walnut d in -' ' Quoted A m . with complete set of tools, Inter­ ing table, electric iron, marble { AppUcation of Alexander Jarvis esting In bettering himself In a top table $18, love seat S5. Call for permission to erec*' a dwelling steady well paid position .with a 2-0901. - Low Allowonce and attached garage closer to Personal progressive General ■ Motors new t ■ sideline than zoning regulations l/O-fO ' HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME car dealership Service Depart­ allow on Lots 6 and 7. Alexander On Your Car Street. Residence A Zone. ment. Now is the time to become 2 PAIRS of men’s football pants. 896 MAJOR HOOPi.B You HAVE BEEN PLANNING? Services Agency associated wRh a reputable serv­ One football pump. Call 2-1560. AppUcation of Alexander Jarvis 6-14 yrt. OUTQUR WAY ' BY J. R. WILLUMdx OUR BOARDING HOUSE ice organization offering secur­ for permission to erect a dwelling SEE JARVIS AT ONCE FOR EVERY DETAIL! Johnny Jay, Mrt. Sooner Than ity, plus an opportunity for ad­ and garage closer to sideline than TLL GET DON’T GIT THAT'S THE LOOK.MARTHAlEeJADf M.Y OOhiT Kid m e .s l a m o r s o y / . We Iniite you to inspect the materials and workmanship Incor­ vancement. 5H day week. Hoa- FOR SALE—25 pairs o f shutters. zoning regulations permit on 'EM - I'LL HIM WKONG" SECRET OF \ h a i r IT TURNED) WHAT YOU blD w a g G R A B porated into the several new homes tre now have under oonstnic- PHONE 4974 pltallzatlon plan. A well heated 37 Foster street. Phone 8547. parts of Lots S7 and 38. Alexan­ DIG ’EM OUT HE’S A G O O D , A JUNK. You Realize SHOP-THERE'S WHITE 0VJERNlSHT/<5RBM THE WCOHG 60TTLE APTER Uon. warm shop. (Jood working con­ der Street Residence A Zone, \ OF THERE / B U S IN E S S We Cater, To All Kinds of HOW MUCH M AN , BUT JUST ENOUGH C A E E A R 71 CAN THIS I DISCOMERED THAT GRAY,. ditions. A completely' equipped Household Goods 51 State ef Conaectlcat WA\R O N YC?UR s k u l l , < Odd Jobs. Let Us Serre 2Vom h the Time eoii.i«««svim>stawSfcwaT.««.iiiftu.>.r«T.err. lO-lO WILL MOU H O R N S IS OF A THING BE THE PRICE t M W JARVIS REALTY service department Top wages Bequlrementa TAKE FDR. J u s t h i s LEFT SH OW IN’ PfSAVING FO B D 6 B P SE6TERDAy/-w eUT YOU‘0 m -Yoii-With.Qnallty Work At plus attractive additional bonus EXCELLENT condition, white Application of Thomas R. THEM I HOBBY.' TO SEE HOW BETTER FIND SOME 6CREEH Ottoa: 6 Dover Road Residences .26 .\Iexander St. T^-Caahln liLfiasL “ If a oriping soldier comes along a n d ^ n t i to get in the AND GXCSSSWG w r t i r a producer. TelephonsTMrrj Glenwood stove, all gso, lieatar , Brown for approval* of'^cerliflcate railroad business. I’ll be glad tp^cb-qperate and let him BAD YOU WORRYING/. pAiKa 8 ET0RE 6 OWLE0 OOY Phnnes 4112 or 7275 — Week Days and Sundays. - Reasonable Prices. Tweedi, Hartford 8-1818 for an and cooker. Only 3 years old, for new car dealeria llcenae to be By 8ne Burnett WANT rr.' HALTERS VOO AS A STRPt/ '■appointment Call 4943. On A Higher Price kicatad at 30 BlsoeU Street Busi­ Two gay little school frockf Pi *TU Ke ^ MiNK Junior ** *^ * rr^ have-roylobr ALBINO HORSE/ ness Zone. sure will delight the grammar ■ MUoMnnntabkr AppUcaUpn of the .Parker belles. They’re amort simphrand 'easy to run up. Select her fiCyorite ■ X $u c im ;:y f in n No Cause For Alarm LANK LEUNAKU Phone 8-1818 Welding Company for approval of Other Plans BY LESLIE TURNER certificate for repairers license to color ill florals or checkf/mnd trln ■WASH TUBBS with the brightest of rac. WHO TALX6 OF HABA-KIRff FCR CEUTuRlSS NO. MICJHAEL- THE JEWELS HAVE TWENTY TH A T'S be located at 166 Wes* Middle WHAT A Hartford, Now! Turnpike. Residence ■*B Zone. Pattern BdJ 8902 ia^esigiMd for P«BTTVPlAgfl DflfKUTHi JAMH FAMILY OF SUKUHnO HAfi AMAlTEP THOSE JEWELS THAT WOULD B EEN IN TH IS YEARS, ALL 1 WANTS) sizes 6, 8, 10, 14 years. IF YOU V PAWN OF THIS PAY! AppUeatioa for Permlasion toT STBAMdi IM . CHANGE EVERY­ REDUCE SINCE MISS TITE’S ,EH? KNOW' Siz6 8 needs X yards of Scinch O N B iS f COMMIT \ — - J t Keep CMekaaa materia}; 4 yiirda of .ric rno to THING, UNCLE PHIL' YOUR FATHER DlEOi SIR AND WildBuy^r AUce Perry, 88 Irving Street A-- trim. ,Ua.€VL9* THINK GtENCY/ '- t w e n t y y e a r s NOBODY' ReMdence B Zone., Pattern No. 8895 is desl|^ed for 1 SHOULP DO W EUL TAKE AGO/ EVER TRIED Any person Inteiested in any of sizes 6, 8, 10. 12 and 14 years. Sit6 SKNMT ALL THE NIGHT TURNS -AND TO STEAL these appUcationa is entitled to 8 requires 2 1-8 yards of 35 or 39- FOUOWSlOU DUTY/ IT'S MY TURN EM? attend the hearing and speak for inch fabric; 1 yard ric rhe tor to PBATH!/ TONIGHT' or against the granting of the re- neck trim. WILL BRING questa. ( For thesq, patterns, send 2u Zoning Board of Appeals, cents, in cefins, for each pattern^, Raymond W. Goalee, ordet^, your name, address, aty* T H E CASH Chairman. desiried. .and the pattern numheta Martin. E. Alvord, to Sue Burnett ^ e Mamfiieater Seoretory. Herald, 1150 Sixth avend^ Neu; Immediate Service York, N. y . /o -la Send today for your copy of the No Red Tape new Fall and I ^ U r issue of Read Herald vs. Fashion. .15 e e ^ i. H. / H. .i

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