kOB Manchester Evening ftei Wr"^j^nl:ies' with One Contribution to the War Fund -- __ _ ■uaaei Oouneil. Dagiaa of Poca­ Club to Attend hontas members will change the EAT THE BEST ATHEYMANDER’S Average Daily Circulation With Camp Band Heard Along Main Street The Weather About Town evening for their kitchen Bingo, L DELICIOUS BROILERS For tha Moath o f Beptaabar, 1848 and will hold It Monday night at Aiicient Rites Forecaet ot U. 8. Weather Bai eau the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter And on Some oj Manche»ter*$ Side Streel»i Too X ROAST BEEF i’flllKBtonenoh Trlba No- M, Im- Kanehl of *4 Wells street. Prlres FILLET MIGNON 8 ,3 5 4 Cbntinurd cool; rain tonight and Turaday forenoon; freah to.atroag "iovad Ordar t i Rad Men, will will bo awarded the' winners and ' Younssters around town contin-vular. So as a result it was a real Member ot tho Audit social time with refreshments IOUngSlcr> ■luui.u w _____ I t a l i a n . Coon and Fox Oub Almo OYS'TERS AND CLAMS ON THE HALF SHELL winda. ' ue to do pestiferous things— not big turnout at the Italian-Amerl- Bureau of drcnlatloBa will follow. Profits of the Bingo can Club. * DINE AND DANCE TONIGHTl social wUl be turned over to the exactly things that would justify Preparnig for Big police action—but acU that cause Charlie passed it off by remark­ Manchester^A City of Village Charm War Bond fund. Members and a nuisance and upset anyone's pa­ ing: "You don’t have a daughter Trials on Sunday. _____F*ad U Mahoney, a friends are urged to attend. g'etting married every day.” Reymtinder'a Reitaurant tience. One group of boya In the (daaaidod AdvartUag oa Page 8) ttcbilielAn with the let Ce- Middle Turnpike afea chanced by Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer VOL. LXIIL, NO. 21 MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 194.3 (TEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS The name of the man who pur­ Members of the Manchester J a lfy Dlviaion ta now In Auetralla, a tomato plot. The froat had hit Coon #.nd Fox Club will attend a .35-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 iaeeardlng te a letter received by the tonlatoea and therefore had chased the local grill aa mention­ Car Cuisliion Fire ed last week thereby getting a unique ceremony in Taftvllle, It mother. Mra. Annie Mahoney not been picked by the gardener. was announced today. It will take i t M Maple atreet He waa gradu- The boya picked a number of the $7,000 stock of liquor for an ex­ World’s Largest Rubber Lifeboat penditure of $11,400 was Charles place on Nov, 7 on the Feast p t Mine Strikes H M from Georgia University aft- Calls Apparatus fruit and atarted throwing them, St. Hubert, patron saint of hunt­ " ar a 17 waeka’ rouree in algnalling first at utility poles, thei. ending Kuckcu. We don’t know the pur­ More Nazi Forces chaser but ha certainly wasn’t ers. It Is called the "Blessing of Vital Junction Taken and before leaving for overseas up by hurling several at a nearby "cuckoo” with the liquor stocks the Hunting Dogs.” It originated Affect More was stationed at Fort Bllas, Tex- Companies 2, 8 and 4 of the houae. I When told to atop by a In very early times In France and -aa. Another son. Staff Sergeant paaaerby they Were.aaucy and told dwindling as they are, local pack­ South Manchester Fire depart­ age store owners tell ue. before the war was a custom fol James D. Mahoney, has been at the adillt to mind his own bust- lowed each year In the country in Attempt Panama, C. Z-, for over two years, ment answered an alarm turned in ^Incidentally the reataurtfnt part Used neaa. parishes. Shafts Today from Box 57 at 4:10 this morning. A couple of youngaters were go­ o f the property Hasn’t been op­ erated since the salt waa made. Field Trials Sunday SAVE In Fifth Army Push; An automobile oh Summit street, ing along a atreet on the west aide Group 4 or the Memorial Hoa- when they chanced paat a pile of In the meantime, the members are busy cleaning up the last de­ Increasing Indications LplU l AnxUlary. Min. William opposite the Manchester Dairy, leavea on the front lawn at abew- W* have heard only one version To Halt Russians ^TOwfekie, leader, will meet Mon­ had caught fire probably from a ly constructed houae. The' leaves of the departure o f Dave McCol­ tails of their own field trials which day afternoon at two o’clock at will take place at their grounds In' Of No Approval by cigarette dropped on. the cushion. were to be carried away liter but lum fiom the Army and Navy the hosplUl. Group 2. Mro- Geoff* club as steward. It may be the North Coventry tomorrow begin­ FUEL The fire was extinguished with up­ MiM. I r. I Airy Matter the youngsters didn't bother about on. I'laiies, Tanks and Artil* Brings 85 Shipmates War Labor Board of ;^ W . House, leader, will join with ning at 10 a. m. In reaching the Battles Ragel holstery the only Ips*. that. They aet fire te' the pile and only one. but whatever the rea­ ‘ vthem. son. the club haa lost a faithful, grounds, autoists are advised to Home on First Leave Musician. 1st Cfass, Larry Met­ not only left a mess on a good- lery Thrown into Des­ Proposed Illinois Pact. iookliig lawn, but endangered the patient and ardent worker.-vDave turn toward the left at Bolton A,. - I ■ i I .» ier. son o f and Mrs. Maurice Notch Into the Coventry road Passaic, N. J., Oct. 25.—(IP) Ml. property because there waa a plot has done a lot to build up the club and COAL perate Bid to Stem Washlngtoh, Oct. 25.— (IP) — More Canes Souifht | ! —When Seaman John . Neu- Sparanise (^ptured ini Metier, of 2»i Benton street, has of dry g n u ' right alongaide the and keep the membership happy. known aS Route 44. Continue on It Is pretty difficult to replace a this until the River road is reach­ Offensive as Soviets bauer, a former policeman, "Wildcat” strikes spread to more Hour at Hand For Wounded V’eterans' returned to his base at Memphis, houae. / ! came home on his first leave Drive of Three Miles;! AnotWr group of youngetere on man who has been on the same ed which Is on the way to Mans­ soft coal pits today In a work- Tenn., after spemlliig a furlough job for 22 years. That his serv­ field snd then arrows will point Roll t ^ Within Six I from Naval training school. Phoenixvllle. Pa.. Oct. 25.— a North Bnd street wasn't satis­ ; his family was reassured that stoppage emphasized by a Solid American and British | with his p aren ts here. It waa fied sMth the applet on the ground, ices were greatly appreciated by the way. For America (A*)—Valley Forgi General hos­ Snow Fencing To those who have never at­ Miled of Krivoi Rog. their Johnny was popular. Fuels administration report of pital has a shortage of canes, but picked them up and threw the club members was attested USE Troops; North of Re-j the first time he haa been home th» other night when they voted tended one of these field trials. It | He brought with him 85 sharply dropping pnoddeiion ttf needed by wounded veterans In 14 months. An expert cornet- them Into the tree to get others. They didn’t consider where they to give him a $500 war bond. Per­ will prove an unusual surprise If Moscow, Oct. 25.— (/P)— shipmates, and promised his the vital fuel in the last reporting To Aid Peace learning to walk again after gia Defense Canal ;| Which, incidentally, can be used for many other fencing iat he IS first trumpeter with the were throwing and one apple went haps the attendance at the club they should travel out to the trial parents the rest of the train­ week. discarding crutches. The Nazis today threw in ing company of HO men would Col. Henry Beeuwkes, com­ Counter * Attack Aft­ purposes, now available in 50 ft. rolls. camp band which Is led by Clyde right through a window In a houke will Increase the next week or so grounds tomorrow. Tbe scene of FIREFLACE mqre troops, planes, tanks Meanwhile there were increasing McCoy famed orchestra leader. next door not only smashing the as the curious come in to learn the crowds, the dogb, the exciting drop In to see him before his Indications that the War Labor manding officer at tbe hospi­ er Counter - Attack! races In a real country fair set­ and artillery and fought back furlough was up this week. Coiinally Opens Debate tal, said today 200 canes are It is four feet high and is made of wood slats secure­ An orchestra made from the camp glass but. tearing a valuable cur^ the story back of Dave’s leaving. board would not approve in Its band with McCoy aa leader and tain to bits. ting, Is one long to be remem­ violently in a desperate bid to Some of Neubauer’s contin­ present form the proposed Illinois On Resolution to Join needed at onCe, and urged Launched by Germans.] ly joined together with wire ties. Painted red. Metier aa first trumpeter has . Windows along Main street were Housewives' whr gripe a ^ u t bered. stem the mighty Red Army gent have gone on to their bituminous contract which the civilians to turn them in to the With a large entry list, It Is ex­ COAL homes, but enough remained Red Cross. traveled all over the country abaped the other night and thatie OPA restrictions, rationing end miners have held up as a model Capable of carrying 26 persons and rations for 30 days, the Others in Establish­ Allied Headquarters, Al­ playing at the different camps. pected that the finals wiU not be offensive which threatened to yesterday to form a separate See it at our yhrd. probably only a shadow of things so on are not always considerate for the whole industry. Most of the world's largest rubber lifeboat gets a Coast Guard tryout on the ing World Authority. giers, Oct. 25.-^/'P)'^Violcntj Metter is with the Naval Aviation to come with Hallowe’en near at of the needs of these war times, run until late In the afternoon. Supplement your regular heating unit by using pin them in a large sack in group In. Paaskic’s huge Navy striking miners attribute their waters of Lake Erie. Built by Firestone, the bout is 25 feet long, 10 day parade, with the former Technical Trainlhg Command -at hand. but we think that this past week Fireplace Coal. the Dnieper river bend as the idleness to the United Mine Work­ wide, and carries a weather curtain (bottom) to keep out water, mountain battles flared onl Memphla. A aeries, of accidents Involving they have a real reason to do Rusalanz rolled on to within six patrolman out In front. ers’ traditional policy of "no con­ wind and aun. Bulletin! the Fifth Army front in Italyj youths, when inveaflgated showed Entertaining that many ex­ Aussies Push some kicking. Butter waa so plen­ We can give immediate delivery on any quantity miles of tbe iron and rail Center tract—No work.” Washington, Oct. 25.—l/Pi— today as the result of an Ah-I •Manchester Lumber & Fuel Co. that the youtha were careless and of Krivoi Rog. The only way out tra guests was no problem to tiful that we understand some you want. \ Refuse To Enter Seven More Mince Describing the Connallv post­ lied drive of three miles that could have avoided the miahapa. stores turned back part of their of the sack is a 50-mile wide gap the Neubauers. The family op­ In the face of appeals from Everett T. McKinney, Mgr. Files Petition erates President’s Palace hail, war policy resolution as a Enemy Back road The young folks were given all shipments because they could not from Krivoi Rog southeastward to union leaders to go back into the took the vital rail and Phone 5145 PHONE US YOUR ORDER TODAY! which Includes a large dance forthright expression of Amer­ 255 Center Street kinds 6f warnings in the schools. unload It at 16 p-'ints. a pound. FILMS the Dnieper. workings, lest they prejudice their Ruhr and Rhineland junction of Sparanise, 13 hall, a meeting room and res­ ican Intent to see the war and In Bankriiptey In the grade schools a program of Customers would ,k>bk longingly ■ \ Important CItleo Outflanked own case, workers refused to en­ miles from the western coast. education on accident prevention DEVELOPED AND taurant facilities. ' pence through to a "vtrtnrious Into Jungle at the butter, then walk away As the Soviet right flank push­ ter seven more mines in Harlan finish," Senator Vandenherg The advance of the Fifth Army, haa been conducted. Police do thinking only, Of the 16 points It PRINTED ed down upon Krivoi Rog and oth­ The sailors, who stayed for witnessed by Gen. Dwight D. Bia- traffic duty at danger poinU and the night, brought their sea county, Ky., boosting idleness Targets of British (R., Mich.) told the Senate to­ Hudson W. Hollister, local build. would take^to get some. • 24 HOUR SERVICE The Manchester Lumber er powerful groups moved through there to nearly half of the 12,000 day It would be "recklessly Im­ enhower while on a tour of Uw the department’s cruisers are al­ Meat stores have had a plenti­ the broken Zaporozhe-Melltopul bags with them and bunked-tn Supply Routes to North Ing mover, has filed a voluntary ways on the alert for youngsters miners In the county. About 2,750 provident” to attempt to blue­ front, placed the American and ful supply this past week, so Film DeiiosU Box line toward the Crimea, several the dance hall. print world collaboration plans Britiah troops north of the stout­ petition in bank-’jptcy In which he who seem to be mischief bound. men were Involved, joining 3,140 Now Difficult and Pre­ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8:15 mu6h so that one marketman said At Store Entrance and Fuel Company highly Importsmt cities were al­ others who quit four more Har­ Berlin Radio Hints at at thU time. ly defended Regia defense canal- lisU $3,373.16 In liabilities and as- All these (hinga seem to be of he would be sunk If his custom­ ready definitely outflanked and it no avail, so, aa wa have repeatedly lan mines last week. War Prisoners carious; Hold on Ka- leading to the sea and imperiled ' TWENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR $1.00 seta of $1,456.40. ers didn’t stock up well for the Everett T. McKinney, Mgr. appear^ dubious that the Ger­ That difficulty was somewhat Start of Crunching Washington, OCt. 25.—(IPi- the position of the Nazi troopa ia stated, education against thkse week-enu. Then again It's a ques­ mans could hold them much long­ Among fils Manchester creditors damaging and disturbing pranks K E M P ^ 255 CENTER STREET PHONE 5145 Doctor Tells offset by the return of about 4,100 Opening one of the U. S. Senate’s tika Village Is Kept. that area. are. Moriarty Brothers, $67; The tion of points. One store shipped er. Two-Way Allied Aerial Laud at Leith belongs In the home. It’a tip to the men to five mines in the Big most Important debates in this Will Be Caught la Pocket W. G. Glenney Company, $63: back to the wholesaler a barrel of These included, Dnepropetrovsk Sandy region of northeastern Ken. Squeeze on Germany. parents. hams simply because the manager and nearby Dneprodzerzhinisk, generation Senator Connally (D., Allied Headquarters In the "If they don't get out they wlU Caihpbell Service Station, $61; tucky after settlement of griev­ be caught in a pocket,” a ffiUI--l Hale Oonstructlop Company, $158; realized that he would not be able ' one-time centers of Soviet elec­ About Aiigrv Southwest Pacific, Oct. 25.—)IP)— There la cMiaiderable intereat ances which were described as Repatriated British Are Tex.), declared today the hour haa tary commentator said. Frank Damato and Son, $89; Lit­ to unload them because o f the tric power, and Nikopol, where London, Oct. 25.~-(^)— R. forcDB which for $ w$$k AERO BINGO and apeculation in town whether points required to buy one of local and unconnected with the struck for America to show^lh: "Tbe Uerihaha launched counter­ soBqe of the finest manganese ore tle and McKinney $60; Pasquale or not Jok Prentice, former mem- nationwide contract issue. A. F. Mosquitos bombed tar­ Welcomed by Bright its might should be dedicated to struggled to break through Aus­ attack after counter-attack in oa ------A T — Ponticelll. $136: Alexander Jarvis, them. deposits in the Soviet union are Threat Made gets in the Ruhr and Rhine­ bfr of the Manchester Police de­ Illinois’ list of non-working And Livelv Music. world peace and against aggres­ tralian lines to reach the New effort to relieve their position, $128; Dr. F. Forbes Bushnell, $50, partment and briefly. Deputy located. miners climbed to nearly 5,500 land, last night, the British but, in the words of the comnwn- and Jehn Gudjulnts, $50. What a difference there is n ow ; There js only one way out of sion henceforth. Guinea coast near Finschhafen

>/■ fuAA'l- ■A' t ■ f- ■ N m n ba eleetlBB s f and thus direct avallabl* labor to urday, aaklng for more economi­ officers. Sub-Contract manufacturers at erltical goods. cal usa of manpower, Fltxgeraid It’s a one hundred per cent dona­ After All, ThU Nur«eiii»id Only H m T wo Armg Belton Brief* To the sub-contracting program declared that only about half the year o f ■•stablllaatlon," he resigna more Eiiasiic oo Waterbury Brass offlclaUi retort­ firms in tbe central area kspt rec­ tion, so that the premiere offers ’The Jolly club will meet this Manchester that poet. evening at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Ann ed tost cuts In oontrseta would ords sufficient to show the extent Manchester people an opportunity Plans Rapped UKiking over that year of W ar Alone Skinner of North Bolton. not relieve the "real shortage— Or reason fo r sbasnteelsm in thett, to see and enjoy a highly enter­ working psrsonnel. ning Herald ‘•■tabillsation,” It becomea appar­ The WBOB et. the Qusrryvill* heavy labor," as Charlse E. Hart, By Women of Nation president of Chase Brau and Washington, Oct. 3ft. taining picture about the Army Furnished By x , church will meet Wednesday at ? § “ iN a ent that Brown, however he was Difficulties with Chil Waterbury Manufactur­ Coppej^ Company, put it. W ar department aimounasl^ It Blamli StrMt rewarded by the votera. wna right and, help the Arm y at the same OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION 3 p. m. ill the phurch. The recent Manobaatar Conn. time. Not even the cost Of light­ (Iren Also Due to Pre* harvest supper under toe chair­ ers Disagree Over Step Wiliiani M. -OoM, vice president Two Actresse terday a list of Americati TBOMAS VBROOSON In atanding agalnat the labor and Regional Department et InfomraUon Comes Next to Food, ; manship of Mra. Herald La* waa o f the Scovlll M fg. Co., indicated missing In actiona Includ^ ■ OananU lU aacar far A preaaurer groupe. Further­ ing the. exit bulbs is being deduct­ Appears in Person In Labor Pinch. from (Codnectlcut.^ Ittl SS Tremont Street, Boston, 8. Maasaohusetta W ar Laxness. a decided financial success. that manufacturers have no fear |fowida4 Oetobar ed froiilOtho receipts. Which Fuel and Better Trans-, of surrendering conjsacta. >:'* Become^ricles The Connecticut men, more, after one year of atablllea- Word haa been received from ■btlabad Baair BTanln* *»«ap t why the Rtate gets publicity portation; Woes Are j Hartford, OcL 25.—(ft)—Promi­ "All brass milla here are work­ areas in which they were * ra an« HoHAaya Bntawd at Oon, It ia apparent that aome- Brown Stamp*: * Gasoline: Nejv Haven, Oct. 25.—(ft)—Ju­ Seaman First Class Robsrt S, were: our editorial column, and why the^ nent Waterbury manufacturers ing at full capacity and maintain ijfoai« l OSiea at llanehaatar, Conn., thing haa been accdmpllahed. Brown Stamp O In Book Three Number 6 stamps In A books ‘ Cited in Survey. | venile delinquency and other «ttffl- Sklnnsr, son of Mr. and M n . A l­ HollywoodyUct. 25.—(ft) — Ac­ In toe Eurt^an area: n« aaaa Hall Haltar______program invites your support. good for three gallons each bert Skinner, Sr., that he la In disagreed over the week-end with ing 'the production echedulea set There have been many tough bat- Wcomee valid until December 4, cultlee with chlldrSli and youth by the Army and Navy. You can’t tresses Joan Marsh and Eleanor Guyette, Second Lieut. ■OBacRipmoN iiATia and Stamps C, D and E are good through November 8. B and C fins' health and la somewhere in Earl H. Guyette, Sr., fatMl^< tlea fought, both with labor and must not be blamed on the war one o f the two steps announced sub-contract brass business be- Powell aro the film colony’s new­ through October 30. coupons are “good for two gallons By James Marlow and Great Britain. Center atreet, Waterbury. with the farm bloc, but neither Saturday by State Manpower Dl- { cause all plants are at full pro- W IContb bt H a ll,...... 1 ■*! Blue Stomp*: each. Stealing find aelling stamps \ George Zielhe alone but are ' partly due to Corporal Edward DeDoaser ia est bridea. In the North African ia sabotage of your ration. Refuse rector William J. Fitzgerald for ductlon." * iTaarod haa, In that year, been permitted Stamp* X. Y. and Z valid to No­ Washington, Oct. 25—(ft)— things left undone long before spending a twleve day furlough Marsh and her husband, eluding Italy: Large Crowds such traffic and report It to 'the with Mr. and Mrs. Jossph Mack But in Hartford, Albert N. to make any aenaatlonal runaway vember 20. American women—next to more the Impact of war fell,’’ Dr. Ar­ relieving the manpower shortage Fuller, president of the Manufac­ pt. D. W . Morrill of the Air Pisko, Pvt. Joseph W, ItEMBER o r Sugar: nearest O PA office. of Clarke Road. THE dSsbciATBD PltEOT advance. The rough balance that food, fuel and better transporta­ nold Gesell, director of the Clinic in central Connecticut. turers Aaaoclatlon of (Connecticut .naport command, formerly of Helen U. Pisko, wife, 309 N( Tha Aaaoolatad Praaa la axolualva- Stamp No. 14 valid to November Home Front Pledge Tbe WSC8 of the Quarryville Terming the manpower In Dedham, Maas., were to leave to­ street, New Britain. haa been held haa not been per­ At Dog Trials The Home PVont Pledge Cam­ tio n -w a n t elhstlc. o f Child Development at Yale, de­ church will sponsor a Hallowe’en expreeaed the opinion. that sv antmad t» tha nit of 9“ ; 1 only. No. 15 and 16 each good Hartford, New Britain, Briatol, contracting out of tlje area -<^111 day for Washington, D. C., where an of all nawa diapatohaa fect. We began atablllaatlon alto­ for five pounds forborn e canning paign by honest merchants and They want It for their girdles; clared last night. party in the basement of th* Meriden and Waterbury "msl-dl*- he has been assigned to duty. They i It or not otharwlaa oradltad In home-makers to boycott black mar­ not help unleea 4t force* ^many gether too late In the day to hope only, expire October 31. for garter*: for acantiea and pan- Speaking on the weekly "Yale church on Friday svsntng. A ll tribiited for maximum produc­ were wed yesterday. The actress, Kta papar and alao tha local nawa kets continues in New Ebigtand men out o f jobs into othe for anything near perfection. But Picliiresque Sport At­ Shoe*: ties for women slid girls; and for Interprets the Newt” broadcaat. who attend should be costumed as tion’’. F itz ^ rs ld announced that 28, was granted a divorce from 6^All*T*ahta” *of rapubllcatlon of communities during October. ’The ahorta and drawers for husband special prizes have been arrang­ the War Production Board be Knows No Other S^tloa Screen W riter (Charles Belden in Cii^Mlal diaoatehaa hareln ara alao the rough balance haa been held. Stamp No. 18 in W ar Ration pledge to always appropriate not Dr. Geaeil contended that those tracts Many to North and eon. difficultiea are "aymptoms of ed for toe best and funniest cos­ asked to sub-ccmtract work out of The W M C la acUng/on that as­ Las Vegu, Nev., last Friday. aarvad ______Book One extended' for one pair to pay more than top legal pMoea And, aa a reault, the country has That’s what the Office of Civil­ tumes. the ares and cut back sxlsting sumption, and whlhr nosny manu' Miaa Powell, 30-year-oId dancer- Coventry Sunday. for an Indefinite period after Oc­ or accept rationed gooda without weak spots in our social struc­ m il aaralea ellant of N. B. been paved an untold amount of tober 31. Loose coupons are not ian Requirements aSys^lt found ture." contracts. factursrs quaaUdnsd . whetosr actress, and Marine Sergt. Glenn iea (no. exchanging legal ration stamps. ^oe—woe which might have dem­ valid except with a mall order. after a preliminary survey among Thoee “ weak apota/’ he aaid, ’Ths torss-toad sloth has an He also said tost a manpower those ateps wer^toe best onaa, ha Ford, 27, former film actor, were Tba Manchester’s most picturesque said he knew o f no other solution. mamed Saturday, night. It waa W bbllahara lli /J*. onstrated Itself In Increaaed prices Fuel Oil: women at home and in factories In wcfe "in our home life," In our avarags speed of on* mil* la 4 1-2 priority committee would be set awa Spaclal Aeanw— sports event, coon dog trials, at­ hours. up to establlah hiring controls In another announcement Sat­ the first marriage for each. APPROVED BY 2 GENERAIM' .JoU. Tork. Cblearo. Detroit and Period 1 coupons of 1943-44 sea­ 'Ths offlce'ot the Local Rationing every state. community provielona for recrea­ f. Now now and In terrific crash later, son now valid to January 4. 1944. BoaiosaioA tracted a large crowd^to the Board Is .located in the Lincoln No Specific Questions Asked tion and cultural activities. In our after the war. Class 4 coupons worth 10 -gallons. grounds of the Manchbeter Ckmn school opposite the post office. Of­ They were asked no specific lack of provisions for parent guid­ HEM BBR UDIT b u r e a u o r Class 5 coupons worth 60 gallons. But atm, after this year o f rea­ fice hours are aa followa: Monday, questions. They were urged to ance and for toe training ^ pre­ ' Cl Rcm,I.A^1IONS. and Fox fclub In North Coventry Stoves: sonable success In stabilisation, 10 a. m. to 4:80 p. m.; Tueaday. 3 tell what, among things made parents, In ths fallurs of our ''T b a Rarkld Prlntlna Company, yesterday. Heating or cooking stove* using scarce or Inconvenient by war. m l ; a a ^ a k no financial raaponal. the pressure group battle lines are p. m. t o '5:15 p. m.; Wednesday. 3 school system* to tadilcl T ^ r chil­ Although the first events were coal, wood, gaa or oil are now r^ came first to mind as things they Boris Karloff dren Into toe democratic way at f- w ilt* fo r^ w rra p h le a l arrora ap- still drawn pxactly as they were tioned. Apply to local ration board p. m. to 5:15 p. m.:< ’Thursday, 10 ^ plilrTni in W rtla a m e n tf In Tha scheduled to start at 10 a. m. the a. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Friday. 10 a. thought they needed moet. Itfe. blna Herald. a year ago. What haa been good apectators and dog owners did not for a purchase certificate. fapebaaterIter Byai m. to 5:15 p. m.;, Saturday, 10 After Pearl Haibor no more Starring toe fantous Boris Kar­ *^s suggest that tt may b* a arrive until noon and then the H re Inspection: and profitable for all the Am eri­ a. m. to 13:30 p' m .—Ths tols- rubber thread was permitted to loff In person, ’’Antenic and Old part o f the post-war destiny at Monday, wtober 25 stream of cars and dog trailers was A-car deadline March 31. B Oc­ can people during the past year pbone number, to 3—0494. be made for girdles or elastic In Lace,” the hair-raising comedy America to strengthen and to almost continuous. ’The weather tober 31 and C November 30. waistbaads. Manufacturers, to will not continue so unless the hailed by New York’s critlca as enrich toe home aa the cultural of progress the old time was perfect, although at times the After 69 space out what thread they had play no one would ever forget, ia workshoiV where to* democratic Dnieper Line Iwaf Gone pressure groups are defeated, chill o f autumn was felt when the pect atreet. and Everett O. Palu- rade Friday night are on display on band, had to put less and leas returning to- the Bushnell Meifio- w ay o f life la shaped. in the windows-of the RockviUe Two of the, four bastions o f the again and again. At the moment, sun hid behind the clouds. ska, son of Mrs. NeUto Paluaka of Into their producta; rlal in Hartford. Friday. October WlU Ks-Mreet Technslogy [they are whetting their knives Lumberjack Costume* Grove street, took place this morn­ Journal. This party to spon­ ’Their stocks were good, lasted 26, for two-nights and Saturday ' "If we meet the challenge imag­ ' Dnieper Line In Russia ^ e now The scene was reminiscent of old sored by the American Legion and for new attacks on the whole ing at 9:30 o’clock at the rectory a long time, began to dwindle matinee. inatively, we will re-dlrect our ''.fallen. Zaporoshye, falllngV woodcut Illustrations of New Eng­ of St. Bernard’! church. Auxiliary and the nrtoes include eventually. W ritten by Joseph Keseelring magnificent technology. We will store /f rien service still rerhains! , perhaps made Inevitable theVen- principle of stabilisation. Labor, land customs. The men for the games, wearing api^rel, baseball Zipper glrdlea were, replaced by "Arsenic and Old Lace’’ la the first use our science creatively to com­ most part were dressed in lumber­ Oouree Plaimed ■ tual fall of Melitopol, to the soii^. making more money than ever be­ equipment, dolls and other hook-and-eye arrangements, but­ production by the Meaars. Howard prehend and to improve th* or­ jack clothing. The dogs, tied to A ten leaaon course In Pre-Na­ fore In its history, proclaims that tal and Infant Care for expectant articles. tons and atrlnga began to substi­ Lindaay and Russel Crouae, two ganization of toe family and to I'Still, the latter point was taken stakes kept up an incessant clamor, Relaxation Essential During ItenMn'e Limbs mothers will open at the Rock­ tute fo r elaeUc to acant-panto and gentlemen not altogether imknown meet more fully thSv^velopment- only after fighting as savage andHwage controls must ^ eased. The This year a modern note was intro­ The removal of the torge tree ville Public Health Nuralng Asso- drawers. to the theater, for It w m tola al needs at Its chitdron. For child :dlract as anything this war has bloc, making ’ ■ more —«««« money duced when many of the women These Days of Wartime Stress at the com er of Park and School claUon. Inc. at 13 Park street on Abis to CHmb to Pest Firs* same team who wrote the never-to- development does not' takq care cf ever before In Ito history, appeared in slacks and sweaters. streets attracted considerable at­ dsvaloped slace Stalingrad. The Befors the war women were be-forgotten "Life With Father," itself." But with the first event iindir small novelties of observation, ’Thursday, October 28th. Th* tention over the week-end. Pre­ Germans are yielding nothing ilms It must have still more. By Dr. Thoms* D. Maater# public health nurses wlU be In- able to climb into, their girdles and numerous other hits. He suggested a “dcmi way, the heats were held quickly, letting. the fancy have free rein, viously the men had removed th* American people should Written lor NBA Blaze in Park atrubtora for these ctossea which feet first and tug them up Into ly conceived system of di \ ■willingly; they did reach, at the one after the other as the day wore all contribute to power* of reflec­ small branches, and on Saturday Tension and overwork are grow­ win meet regularly each ’Thursday place around their hips, all bulges mental aupervlaion, linked Dnieper lin e, the end o f any need U t ^ telling where their own on. The crowd would mill around tion and absorption that hold hu­ the work of removing the larger nursery schools as patent guid­ afternoon at two o’clock. gone. * main invests still lie. If stabili­ the auction stand and as the en ing problems in a nation at war, man beings relatively sane and Calls Firemen limbs was started. The work 'Is ance centen,’’ aa tbe next logical "planned retreat" they may have tries for the heat were completed, The classes will toclude s study Or, wrapping toe sipper-kind Colleges Lack sation Is wwcked now, the record and recent evidences of political happy in a mad world. being done under the direction at atep m toe social evolution of had. it would rush over to the course to o f nutriUon. care o f the mothers, around them, they could take a and economic unrest may be in Crowded and alowed-up trans­ First Selectman Ernest Schindler. poat-war America. Now, with Melitopol gone, there 1 of tl^p paatVear was but a r^ see the race. Soon keening doge portation to and from defense care of the baby, health hablU deep breath and/ pull toe aipper part attributed to Inceased pres­ Lighted Cigarette Is Be­ is no resplU.’ Melitopol, In turn, prieve from OHr eventual fate of could be seen and heard at inter­ work may have Its brighter side. and Infant behavior problems securely closed, aQ bulgea gone. Free Spirit vale through the brush as they fol­ sures from speeded-up production . (* * day when a husband put liefftm** only one arm o f another disastrous InflaMon. The situation The general good nature that lieved Cause of tbe Grocery Bingo 111 lowed the scent o f the coon. Then as well aa anxiety connected with prevalla In most such circum­ A grocery biiigo sponsored by Wage Proposals hto knee to hto w ife’s back h(hile giant pincers. The othir arm la sUll a dram^c conflict be- our men at the front. Very few Bolton in full cry they would reach the stances Is almost amaalng. To Fire in Rockville. the Itnllan Ladles’ Social club of he laced her corsets had prac­ Brown President Raps extremely busy people have i«s^* •omee down through the admitted tween the pocketbook of the aver- back stretch and the ahouta of the the man who know* how to re­ Snipslc street w ill be held at the tically disappeared.) ed along the way the Invaluable Decisions Given Endowments Going to Mrs. Clyda Marshall bsaak tiiroiigh the Nasi lines be- age American 'and the pocket- epectatora would drown dut the lax, there to endless .entertain­ On* of the main benefits of knack of relaxing and loafing at Rockville. Oct. 35.— (Special).— home of Miss Louis* Ambrosl of Phene 4053 baying of the hounds. ment to bo found In observing the 188 East Main strost starting at those pre-war girdles was not tow Kiemenchug and to sweeping books of certain special classes of lire sport kept on until dusk the right times. ’The Rockville Fire department re Material Things. behavior and appearance o f those eight o’clock this evening, only toe attached garters to keep toto Krtvol Bog, once important Americans. And If the average shaded the skies. To the east could ResUng, genuinely reatlng, for sponded to an alarm from Box 44 Boston, Oct. 36—(ft)— The Now up their stockings but also their A toUl of 858 War RaUoB about him. Furthermore, it to pinochle as aa Irtn center, but now prln- American has the courage of his be seen a touch of the m o d e m - from Implying neglect of duties. England War Labor board an­ two-way stretch which gave Middletown. Oct. 26—(ft)— En­ Books No. 4 war* isaue^ at tha great deal easier to see tbe coun­ at the corner of Vernon avenue and Damon ’Temple, Pythian Slaters lights from an airliner, one mile Is the necessary underside of toe nounced today declslffli* on wag* them a "give” up and down and dowed colleges in the last 20 years Ernest F. and Clarence O. Clpally Important as a geographl- own Interests, he will tell Wash- tryside at 35 m. p.'m. than at 60 High street about 4 o’clock Sun­ will hold s pinochle party this schools >n Bolton on Frlctey, Mrs. and 100 years away. fabric of human activity. The atdewaya. ■Wstkins began busineaa In sal point well behind any Nasi ington still to hold all lines, what- — and for leaa wearing on the day afternoon to extinguish a fire evening at 8:15 at Foresters hall. adjustment propdato mad* by two hav* not manifested toe free spirit Daniel HsUorsn, teacher at to* Re*ult* of the Heats body can stand juat so much _of One woman questioned to toe the one room lower floor ! traops back in the Dneprope- ever the political consequences nerves. ' which was burning through brush- ConnscUcut companlsa. Thsy w w : their endowments made possible, (Center school, was in charge o f Rsaults of the heats follow: effort and strain— and then Na- At Hospital OCR survey told thto story: at this building up at tha trovsk aector, a point also" west of | may threaten to bo. Heat No. 1 line waa won by Doc­ tur« require* that it muat raat land at Henry Park. Henry Meyers, Jr., 16, son of Underwood ElUott Ftohar Oo., President Henry M. Wrlatoh of tha registration. At the Center top o ' Eldridge Street on Imagination Required "Hers I had to do with a war- tor, owned by Heap brothera. Wor- repair ita worn-out cella. Reating The fire started on the High Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer* of Hartford, Conn., and International Brown university declared to the school 575 books were issued bn October 8, 1874. • e i v e the Nasi exits from the Crimea. Discipline and endurance are tim* ons-way strstch and every­ ccfltci*. may be partial, or whole and re­ street side and fanned by a light Mountain road ia at the Hartford AesocWtlon of Machmists, Uxlgea 179 applications. At the North grim neceaeitiea In any national thing waa all right when I stood graduating class at Wesleyan Sat­ There could be, east of this So­ The tree waa won by Whirl, Jim creative. Sleep takea care o f much wind soon spread through the dry hoeplUl with a foot Injury when 3M and 850, and Metal Poltohera, school ^ 3 books were issued on Willkie’g Projfress trial, at which war to the sharpest era and Helpers’ In­ up but whsn I sat down I popped urday. viet advance point, a million Naal Rollaton of Manchester. of the wear and tear of the day, brush and toward the playground. a shotgun which he.was carrying B fffi 100 applications. Ihich applies^ inaUnce. But to outstrip the out all over and my stockings troops. Call it but half a million, I Enough Ume has passed after Heat No. 2 was ■won by Smokey. but time must alao be le t aside tor Firemen used water from their was accidentally discharged on ternational union, Ixical 35, .both The real object of auch an en­ tion represents the membera enemy* our people must employ booster tanks, Indian pumpa and AFL. Approval of Ubsraltoatlon got torn bscsus* ths garter didn’t owned by Heap brothers, Worces­ doing nothing effectively. If the Saturday morning. The boy was dowment, he said, "waa not to one household with the t< Iff. ^ Q f , ft f^outitry and you would not be able to wmwe’s St Louis speech imagination and Ingenuity, too, also brooms and shovels In fighting of Vacation plan allowing employes give.” ter, who took both line and tree. mind and tbe apirit, Ineeparable crossing the Batz farnf acrosa make the liberal college rich or number of families served Ming Sheer Berlin Very much. rio“conclude that he didn’t do what and these powers find their the fire which was extinguished in with six months to ons ysar’s asrv- PraaSBto Anoitoer FroUsm The third heat was won by a dog from the body, are to find re­ from hto home, when In some way even to make it comfortable or to 279. richest nourishment in the pre­ about a half hour. She cause o f Ice s on* wertc vacation with 48 This preaented another war There to aa yet no certainty, 1 those Old Guard party members owned by Lou Desuy, of Worcester. freshment alao. he accidentafly dropped the gun give it this beauty of setting which Lost BsUon Boolm cious hours o f quiet, o f apparently the fire to unknown but It la be­ hours* pay at straight Um* plus an problem, aa OCR official pointed we all admire. apt even a aoimd prospect, that in (Jolonel McCormick’s Illinois The fourth heat line was won by Play On Day Off and It discharged through hto Any person finding ^ Ration o n e I Doing any one thing for long aimless acUvlty which in reaUty lieved that someone had thrown additional day’a vacation tar sach out because of girdles with poor Smokey and the tree by Pal. foot. He was taken to the Rock The essenUal purpose of that Book ia. supposed to plac* it In k a e t r these troops will be successfully 1 bailiwick were hoping he’d do. He hours at a atretch to highly permit the deepest impulses with­ away a lighted cigarette or match. year of servics, with a maximum elastic garters tore stockings, endowment was to give it freedom In the finals the final tree was villa City hospital and then to the nearest mailbox o f give tt to encircled. But it to certain that I didn’t fall down and break a leg, won by Smokey. debilitating. 'Thoae ' who must in a man’a being to grow and Meeting Tonight of two weeks’ vacation. Approval than women would need more and uninhibited opportunity to re­ their rural carrier. Uo stamp Is Pal work inceaaantly six days a week seek expression. Reading and Members of the Boards of Edu­ Hartford. may he applied retroactively to va­ stockings and toe more the sist and remake its moral, intel- : to avoid such a fate, they wlU politically speaking. Neither did The final line was won by Election Wednesday needed. The P o i t ^ Departn^ent owned by Heap brothers. at their jobs should plan to spend knitting requires a certain amount cation from Ellington, Somers, cations taken during 1943. stockings toe more the need for lecturai and cultural environment. will return the bc^ to ita rjght have to yield and retreat yet he at Syracuse the other night of concentration, and are there- Union, Andover. Bolton, and Co­ A t the annual meeting o f the their free time in acUvlty totally Chase Brass ft Copper Oo., Inc., rayon to make them. I t is not too much to say, how­ ful owner. It is ^ the advantage again. And auch yielding and But even more Interesting than fore not enough for Inner rest lumbia...... are... holding _ a joint meet- Ladies’ Aid society of the Union different from that o f their rou- Waterbury, Conn.; 1,000 employes As to toe effect on men whose ever, that in th* last 20 years en­ o f eachaperson Who owns a ration o f Detaching oneself from city and jng thla evening at which time Dr. CongregaHonal church scheduled 'retreating in the sooth of Russia such open developments are the time. The poetman who spenoa involved. Afprorval of overtime wartime drawers had no "g ive" dowed colleges have not manifested book to see mat his or ..her ad­ I . • Public Records factory ^nds, revealing in the aun Alonxo Grace and W. S. Dakin of for Wednesday afternoon at three pay schedule for office workers, - p p p a r * - - * will, in turn, make possible new reports that Wlllkie is leading a hia' holiday on foot brings a smile around the-waist one wife., said: the free spirit their endowments' dress is cortectly giveh on the ' » • h i, froni everyone, rito plight has and aky open to everyone In parka the State Board of Education will o’clock at the church social rooms placing them imder the same plan "M y husband drives a delivery made poesible:’’ ‘"•>"b oily *llh pressure on Nasi positions ra the sort iff charmed life In more pri- and country, developing one’s nat- address the group. * front cever /Of each hqbk. many parallels elswhere. Varie­ the annual election of officer* will aa that used In other sections of truck. H e’a up and down, in and Academic Freedom “MeanlnglCM'' O " f i b , « o r e . sentral and northern parts of the vate meetings with various groups Warrantee Deed ty o f interests la essenUal to keep Ural ability aa a human being to Previous to the meeting mem- take place. Mrs. Ethel Leonard the plant. ’The company was also ty l^ r t y M r •'M eo / rf out of toe truck all to* time. In Pointing out that academic free­ «a / e i long Dnieper Line. In short from of Republican leaders, William A. Allen to Ward D .and the mind alert and free o f rigidity. rise in contemplation above* the here of the Ellington Center and to president at the group at given penntoslon to pay offlca A con ^ u n lty Hallowe’en par­ *Peopie r y B to re ig ths old days toe slssUc in toe dom for applied science "is mean­ heads into Lillian D. Day, property on Henry Keeping the brain aenslUv# to trivial and the routine are the ae-1 Longview Parent-Teacher Aeaocla- workers overtlms for th* sixth ty will M given evening •till the Russian and the Allied point | Usually, when be at 6:30 present. wsisb-baad kept hia drawers In ingless,’’ Dr. Wriston aaserted that » t i l l ti street. many Impreaalona, welcoming crat at. creative rest. tion* will serve a supper Card Party conascutlve day worked to th* at to */ im m u n ity hall. ’The com­ .your 4 ^ « V jW ct ■view, the situatioa to already such a meeting, as on various oc­ o’clock. Pl*«*- the Germans and Russians had m itted in chaigb w ill he Mr. and 'Johi . Certlficale of Distrlbntloii The Rockville Emblem club same week. "But now Ms drawers fall fiar better than any one except casions through t^ Mld-Weat, •rtie estate of George Stager to Birth WlU hold a public bridge party on proved conclusively that there can Mrs/Joseph Mack, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pintello down. He haa to keep pulling be a vaat dowering of teclmology perhaps the Rusatans themselves and as, the other day, in hia ses­ Louis J. and Frank J. Stager, one Wednesday evening at eight Ha/old Hoan' Miss Olive Swan- Spade Appointed them up. Th* more he pulls the trader authoritarian governments. half Interest in seven lots in the of 34 High street are the parents o’clock at the Elks Home. Mrs. Emergency Systam Good Mrs. .Daniel Halloran and aver expected K to be at this Ume, sion with Republican members of moro he busts tha buttons. The o u r o f a son bom on Sunday at the Helen Vincent, Mrs. Evelyn Kee­ "While the totalitariana de­ iscar Aiuierson. Further details more he busts to* mors I got to veloped their dynamic programs and it has every sign of getting Treasurer’s Aide Weddings Rockville City hospital. ney and Mr*. M ary Keeney o f Hartford, Oct 35— f/Pt— Con- ill be given later In the week steadily bettor In the weeks to is stacked against him. A »«x ~ | i^ u l8 J. and Frank X Stager, one Good Win Group necUcut with 36 ahort-wav* ra­ sew.” ' _ the democracies faltered,” he de-^ but all/'townspeople should save RockviUe. Mrs. Florence Cknran Qulek And Bketohy Oifdc many people may instinctively j i5lf Interest in seven lots in the T The Good Will Oub of St. John’s dio tranamlttor-receivsr units for dared. "In England appeasems) the fo r a good time. " 'e r e i l . come. Adams-Geehan Episcopal church will meet this of Mshchsater are in charge of •mis preliminary survey of OCR want Willkle, but the practical | South Manchester Heights tract, East Hartford, Oct. 35— (gV—The each 10,000 population, haa one o f was the fruit at moral even mi v e It the news Is that good for us, ' Miss Alice Mae Geehan, daugh­ evening at the parish room*. the arrangements. was admittedly a quick and ' Program • TIs Prizes on Display the best emergency communica­ than^ material unpreparedness/ In Tnt competitive program be­ what to It like for Germany? politicians of the Republican par- [appointment o f John H. Spade aa an ter of Mrs. Anna Stahl of 31 Wedding aketchy check to learn generaUy America the search for seciirity Auaste Meat Ratlaa Given The 85 prises to be awarded to tions systems In the country. tween tha men and woman of assistant treasurer of United Alr- Knighton street was married Sat­ The marriage of Mlsa Barbara State War Administrator Harold what things American women overlaid the spirit of Shter^ae. ’There to no guaranteed accura- ty have to shown, the boys and girts at the-’ Com­ a urday to George M. Adams, son Marie McLaughlin, daughter of needed mo4t so ths 4 l«n cy could ^ I t o n Grange ended lii tie on ey, but there to interest. In t^ej. Report! of WlUkie'a conduct at Canberra, Australia, Oct. 26.—.[craft Corporation and hto asslgn- munity HsUowe’en party and pa­ F. Woodcock said Saturday. Headed Toward Faili Friday evening. Judges Included Mev of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Mrs. Flora McLaughlin of Pros­ help get It for them. ^ H, er (JP)— Prime Minister^ I ment to the Sikorsky Aircraft d»vl- •So with academic tt^tdom,"/ State Lecturer Arthur Higbec o rse/. oplnlona of neutral eources | ^ o m - 1 the meat ra 93 West street The ceremony Ttio 'War Production board this t Bridgeport waa announced he said. "When employed aa /a who was a ■visitor, Mrs. Keeney e« te v e access to condition* within scend* to no such smooth, com i introduced In January waa performed at two o’clock by month announced that large sup- deh\ technique of security it la ai ' Hutchinson, Mias Olive Swanson. Germany. They are also, of promising talk a* might be con- two and one-quarter today. Rev. Paul G. Prokopy at the par­ pUes o f sjrntoetlc rubber would Spade came to United Aircraft defeating. It la valld/raly da a ’The men under toe direction of sonage of the Zion. Lutheran be used for elastle but American course, themeelvea open to the sldered politic in the clrcum- pounds o f butcher’s meat weekly In April. 1941, a# an aaaiaUnt In shield for bold am vigoroiia Joseph Mack knd Maxwell "fie tak ch u r^. • woman probably won’t get toe thought. When teadiera b^m e ® t h i Wiles 'at Nazi propaganda, which a^ces, »>«t th«U >.e stonds by the general accountont’a benefit of tola until ssrly in 1944. Hutchinson preaentod toe follow­ Previously he had been engaged In The attendants were Mrs. Ruth conaervatora instead o ^ enter­ la what keep*; their opinions from hto gune and starts firing tnem *” (.1,11 j under nine. Under this ra- Mssnwbll*, to* OCR wOl short­ ing program: ' piano solo, Oorp. the public accounting field In New Oalto of Hartford, sister of the prisers, academic/ f r ^ o m Is ly mak* a more thorough survey E dw tfd DsRoassr; vocal aolo, belng too much honored. pretty rapid order. And, where the Auatraliana would atlll be York for six years with ’Touche, bridegroom, and Michael Suhie, msanlnglesa an<^th* ^ o le pro­ which, toe agency says, has been Keeney Hutchlnsqn; cornet solos, But one Swiss joumaUst, writes any attempt to wheedle and com- among the world’* highest meat Niven ft Co., and Loomto, Suffem of HamHn street, uncle of the Mail Your Classified cess of education Isyneaded to­ Arthur Hutchinson; reading and scientifically teated to learn ward sterility tmd The that "In wide circles It 1* consld- promteeXpight merely increase consuming peop e. and Femald. He to a graduate of bride. ' Jokes, Maxwell Hutchinaon; love 'nie bride wore a navy blue specifically what women think Dr. Wriatoya address was the mjmjfo ered possible that Germany w ill | the enmity to him, auch frankness I Japanese Diet Convene* the School of Bualneae Administra­ song, Joseph Mack. tion o f City College, N ew York. suit with matching accessories they need most. prindpsl on* ay s graduation m o to r break within a few weeks as the and honeaty on his part seems to I ...... and corsage of gardenias, and the Field agents win go out with 'The women under the direction curtoUed by wi^m e, but which of Miss Adella Loomis and Mrs disarm his critlca, even winning | New York, Oct. 25.—m — The matron of honor a brown suit quesUonnsirea, asking specific German people have reached a included the iMuguraUon o f Dr. Eleanor Maloney gave ths fol­ ‘STied with matching aecassorlea and quesUona: dead point." some «' a..m Aurelio Hearing Ads to The Herald Victor L/ Butterfield aa Wesle­ lowing numbers: voM l solo, Mrs. corsage o f yellow roaebuds. H av* you tried to buy this, yan’s lljlh jmsident, succeeding rs Swedish joumalista are writing enthusiastic adherenta. _ Ruth Shedd: vocal solos. Miaa 'Diet which la expected to rubber ' ^ The ceremony was followed by that, or to* otosr thing? ’ll:* Dr. James L McCJonaughy. N' that German craw:k-up "will come In short, on public platform and 1 stamp a new total mobilization pro­ .reception for the' }mmedlqto preUmlnary survey has been a Elda Flora; — Dto- and Ilteraturs at 'The msstlng coooludad with return fixim a wedding trip to wante what yon have to "sell dr has lor sale something you ar* er. Because he la one man among I barment proceeding* a^pat Week-End Deaths and ' Marjorie Hop* rsfrsahmanto older, sookies r the new year." New York City win make their at I Thomas A. Aurelio. repudiated professor of EngUah at cake. Th* naxt meeting wHI It Would be foolish Indeed to many possible aspirants who defl-1 To Broadcast ^Tlinrtday home at 151 Walnut street, and Here’e style at a price, .-one of tha results of our 89 Democratic and RepubUcan candi­ anxious to purchase. .., Columbia and nsUonsl* president be held November IS at which nltely stands for certain prlnci- receive their friends after Novem­ Scranton—Mrs. Nora Jennings, ofi^Phi Beta Kappa years of pioneering in the movement to make good, such opinions too seriously, I London. i^iuuu. «-rv».Oct. « 25.—(/P) w . ~ , — Benito , date for ------atato Supreme------court Jua^ when we consider how good pies, and who. stands for them Mussolini will broadcast on Thurs- I tie*, open today, w ith a UkelUiood ber 1. 60, widow at Hughls Jsnnings, furniture.. .good design plua good construction.;, npted bnashall playsr and mana­ matter what the coat to''hind may day, O c t 38, the 3 1 *t.ahniveraary that peraona prominent in poUtlcm Found Dead in Bad available to every budget. Eighteenth Century tbe news from the Russian front ger. Sh* was n nsttv* of Scran­ Sheraton design; mahogany veneered for lasting to currently Increaaing hto | of the Faaciatjnarch on Rom*, a circles would figure In the tesu- Rieder-Cartier Get Together ' Via Classifieds aeems to uS, we must alao realize be, he is currently Increaaing — _ I1 beauty. Dresser and mirror, bed and chest, $125. ton. ■ / Dodge City, Kan., Oct. 25—(ft) lead toward hie goal-the preal- 2“^^^ The marrlag* of Mias Doris I City, Pa.— Danlal M. Sacha, that it muat be having some ef­ proceeding*, with Charle* B. on —Pfc. Herald L. Fico, 24, son of Alin* Cartief, daughter of Peter president of toe NaUonal Tninalt fect on the people of Gerinany.. dential nomination of his party In Sears, former Court of Appeals *a- Cartier of Berlin, N. H., and Jo-1 Mra. Frederick Fico of 394 Gar­ SBEMDX Rates: 11 dents a line per one Insertion, 9 cenb a line per three Co. Hs was a native of We have no accurate insight into 1944. No Old Guard scheming or Boclat* juatlce, p r^ d ^ , . wwe sepb Francis Rtsder, son of Mrs. field avenue, Bridgeport, waa ordered by the Appellate division ton. P A , / 'H' what that effect may be, but it to wishful thinking eeems able to Mary Rleder of 15 St Lawrance found dead in bed at toe biwacka For 4SlI yssrtmsn of good Ion MUUOI peUtlon at tha AsaoctoUon of Insertions, 7. cents a line per six insertions. St Louts—Harry H. PszWna, keep a good man down. And we’re street waa aolemnlMd Saturday of Dodge City airfield. Army au­ will hsvo tried to diieovsr certainly not stimulating German the Bar at theOty df New York. 63, pUmsar hi sommsrqud avia­ OUR MIN NHO morning At nte* o'clock to St I thorities announced ymterday. a plan to stmU s sH pso* war morale. beginning to doubt that tliey wiU.j James’s church. The rector, Rev.l tion., ever be able. CMeago—Louis Mam, T6, aa pi* to Kvo in poaco on * iO O K S * W illiam J. Dxmn, officiated. The N otv Britain Bnker Dim I Army Only Buying bridal attendants war* Mrs. Oscar Writ* BdvertiBement on this Form, placing one word In each ipscc. Count five thmaBy known Mototfig aaleaman. thsSr common prbpsrty, Sc^ack, sister of the bridegroom; Detroit—Probate Judge WUUam tho osrtk. May tns pssco Battle Of The Pocketbooks E. Smith, 80, Mkhlgaa'a o ' New Britain, Oct. 25—(ft>— “This la The Army” and John M. Rleder, brother of Averege words to wrh lins. Mail with Check ~ Muncy Order or Steinps- Clarence W. Buckey, 57, who oilee that wiN eomo Itanlth war r r . ? A year ago, F^entias Brown, Turkeys Need^ the bridegroom, was beat man. probata Judge both In age beaded toe Connectleut Bakers 1^ Th* bride wore A raarln* blue yaarS'Of servte*. |1 then senator and candidate for This Is Ths Army,” has Itaj ssaeciation and for many years dress with brow^ seesssortos and New Tork—Jessica Ogllvle, fig. rs-clection, had just played a ma­ premiere at the State ’Ibeator operated toe Parker-Buckey bak­ corsage o f white rosebuds. Tbs rsaidait of to* Ogilvls Sisters Wq psresaolly Tuesday evening, and If our read­ Jersey City. N. J, Oct. ery in New Britain, died at tbs jor part to enginesrlng the StaU- I f turkeys are scarce In ctvlUan matron of honor wort kold-color- ales CocpomtlM..:Shs was bom •srv* ta (h* fsH Usation Act through Congreaa ers are already asking why the­ sd ersps with tan trimming uid gin San Frsndaeo. Middletown hospltiri yesterday, marttota thto hoUday ssason, don’t leaving his widow vxnd a daugh­ satssi *4 ssr sbil- Ably and courageously, he led tbe atrical news rates space in these | blame It on the Army, the quartor- a o cM M iM And .oorM fA of pink Aroadia, Calif. — FrankUn Wal- tty— wkstber * - lacs CoBiiia. 86, who ssrvsd IT ter. fight agatost both tha Uhor and oolynms, the answer 1s simple. mastor corps’ depot here aald to­ roaebudf. . A wedding breakfast for 25 years In Washington a* aaslstant fsBilly psetsttee th* farm hloe totsrests.' each of Warner Brothers made "This I* I day.' SIND A'fmy buyers said turkey re­ guests was served aV to* 'Tea ' United States attorney general Aged Pedeetrian (iaUapees stack sr NIB* s«- whom sought to have .ths' other’s Tbs Arm y," and made it a good a u YOB CAN MABf quirements for ths armed forces Room, and -a torg* rsoopton fol H* was a native' of Pompay Hill, tk* wsrtl's I trr****** restricted, but never its picture. And then they tprned It amounted to about eight per cent lowwl at to* hpm* N. Y. - Milford, OcL-2ft—(ft)—In "fair’ Scback on Promset street I oonditton at the Milford hoepital own. For hto tosderablp In that over to the Army Itself. And the j That beeli ysifv* eajoyed — of the total supply, Isavlng 93 per attended from Berlin, N. H., Hart­ Fir* Destroys Sssd Pans last night after collapelng on the R gkt against prsaeure groups, he Manchester premiere of this pic­ cent of the 1948 crop for civilians. AJEBTaABDB nSBVIOB pat* It aleitfl to a man to sni- And, th* A rm y added, th* armed ford and toto town. Saturday was] Post road , toe night before waa was given a reward. Both Michl- ture next Tuesday night U good| form. Leav* H at the nearest acrvlcea are not boarding any tur­ th* birthday of both bride and] Dlshmsi], Wash, Oct. 35.— (ft)— C%ariea Rlebenatine o f Pigeon Iton labor and Michigan farmers ■hoars because every penny of ad­ bridegroom. ^ ■ Six million pounds at recently bar- Grove, Maae., who said h* was soNsetlen ssotar sr pobH* key or l»vt»C Boy ****** ^ •pparaaUy voted fo r a soft, prof* missions taken to ’Tuesday night I nsodsd .to assure ths' men overseas ■ On their rstum from a wadding] vested seed peas were destroyed by 90 ysars old and despite a recant URKE© trtp to Berlin. N. H „ Mr. and Mrs. fire in toe Morrison Brothers Seed operation in Atlanta. Ga.. waa 5. r * /. war. BiowB than to tlm* goes not to Warner Brothera, nor I library for tbs 1963 VftTOftV some good hoWdsy meals. Rleder wUl Uve at 665 Canter Company warehouse. ' The Iom walking to Boston to meet hia s . . as BOOK CAMFAIQN. . a lams duck setpoints* *6 to tbe local theater, but to the I The climate of a place to ito fltreot. And bo At kom t to tbolr| was IL000,00(L soldier don. AOaletotrator. Now. after a Army Emergency Relief: Fund..| [average weather. friends after Hovsmbsr 1ft.

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M TIC— IU8U r w f f 9 D J * tVTHT—1280 woKo-istiu i oaay s Kaaio wnbc—ui« clor NeiU Preaches [IfouraiH^ind A Man’s-Size Dish H opera Hits the Road Baatora War runo Top Ranking Teams Meet Next Saturda^ By BKULAH V. QILLA8 PIE By John Selby 3 WTIC —Backstage Wife; ■ Ed SpUivan Entertains His Farewell Sermon DIreetbr, BsalUst Laboratory KItchsif llMOolatted Press Arts Editor V.'DUC Home Front feport- WTOT—Red Cross Program. 7:30-:^wnc—Senator O’Daniel: New York—Much to every­ cr: News: WTHT— News; Sammy Baugh AWVS Is on the Job When body's surprise, the opera busi­ Music; W N B C — Blue Frolics. WDRC—Blondle: WTHT — Will-o’-the-Wisp Chic Harley Even 4:lji-WTIG — Stella Dallas; American Dtacuasion League; Service Teams Meet Nearly 26 Year* (Contfnoed fnMb Page dlHQ ness is booming yin the ' ro&d.’ Travel has not bran so difficult WTHl —The Iron Major; WNBC—Lone Ranger. Sets Aerial Uniforms Need Needlework 7 ;45— W TIC— Rationing. ce at St. Mary’*; the Senate with respect to thlUiii^ since transport was by 'Conestoga W N B C —Glenn Miller. Used Field Judge as Interference' 8:00— W TIC — Cavalcade of commanding problem." wagon yCt instead o f th^ one op­ 4:30— W TIC — Lorenso Jones; Season’s Best Teams Omich Crowded by America; WDRC—Voat Pop; era company lhat has for 32 ■WDRC— The Four Clubmen; Scores Mark By Barry Orayaoa Wllce, "and In the Northwastom Connally said that the United By NBA Service staking along their sewing ma WTTHT—Sam Balter; W N B C — years tour^' the larger cities, WTHT —Music; WNBC — NBA Sports Editor nih he even used the running jparishioner*. States is so powerful that it Is chines and, operators. They make Time Views the News. News. "invincible against any sing’.e New York— Some of the busiest there w ill be six next seaabn. field judge as interference part of repairs and alterationa during 4;'j5— W n c — Young Wldder 8:15—WTHT—Let's Learn Span­ In 1919 at Wisconsin, the Badg'; [K)wer on the globe,” and should stitch-ln-time strateglsjto^ you can Tbq old standby Is Fortune Gal- Texan Passer, in 7th the way." Stale’s Boxing :j|t. Mary's Episcopal chunih was evening social functions, serving Brown; WDRC— Ad Liner; ish; W NBC— Lum and Abner. ers dominated play throughout je equally powerful in world coun­ find arouqd Important military both men and women in uniform. lo'% San Carlo company, which In 1916 nUnota led, 6-0, In the to overflowing yiesterday, both ^recently finished its season with WNBC—Jtmniy Dorsey. 8:30— WTTIC— The Voice o f Fire­ Football Season, Toss­ staged tong, grinding marches to closing minutes. On a rain-soaked cils. places are women—the Button Some camp authorities have in­ stone; WDRC—Oay Nineties Talent Flayed I Yale Meets Dartmouth and afternoon, for the The world knows that we 16 performances in New Y ork’s 6 :00—WnC —When A “Girl within the shadows of the Ohio field in a (driving rain, Harley Brigadiers of the AWVS. stalled machines on the spot. In Revue; News; WTHT— Serano es 64 Touchdown services by Rev. James Stuart cherish no scheme of conquest Center theater that drew 61,000 Marries; WTDRC—News; Four / broke loose fo r hta touichdowrn , ^___ : •' And Colgate vs. Holy They do whlle-you-wait repairs densely populated areas, the work Gammell; Castles )— A bits of the season, top Saturday's in rank, but also make head sets, Bears to victories with hla touch­ college football program. More than 250 of the parlsh- .pproved by the Foreign Relations tions have been saved by * the In impressiveness from Sylvan 5:45— w n C — Front Page Far­ WTNBC — Spotlig))t Bands; Finally, in the last six mlnutea bered by Dr. WUoe are two won­ reasonable facsimile of boxing is banners, curtains and hospital For weeks pigskin fanatics hava ors and townspeople gatherea committee. women with needles ever ready LeVin's brilliant Philadelphia rell: WTDRC—American Wo­ Sports. ^ down pltchea. 'Hie teams with the o f play, 'wlll-o’-the-wisp Chic derful punt retuma thit beat flourishing in central Oonnecti- the p ^ s h hall about 5 o’clock •Tm not going to make any to replace av-buttoh or patch a slippers. men; WTHT — Superman: 10:00— W TIC — Contented Pro­ great passera are stlU leading the Harley broke loose from the Ohio Wtaconain In 1916, but the famous cut starting at New Haven and been hoping that these four teams. | Many soldiers return several Opera Company down to one of the informal reception to »r . change in it unless they force me ripped seam, tiatlonXl Officers of WNBC—Captain Midnight. gram; WDRC — Screen Star way in the two dlvtalons of the N a­ State 20, ran to Wtaconsln's SO. coach conalders hla straight slant going north aa the robin flies but —ranked with Purdue aa the flrat times to receive the aid of the the neatest tricks of the operatic i Mrs. Neill. The platform was to and I don’t think they can,” the A W V S haven’t counted. But Evening Play: WTTHT—Raymond Clap­ tional Football League. On the next play, Harley off tackle run through four tack­ its resemblance to pre-Pearl Har­ five in the country—would reach same Button Brjgadler. A grand­ stage—a guy group known as the utlfully decorated f « ^ e Connally declared. Undtflclal Ask 'any man (ask any man, Ujey say the Button Brigadiers 6:00—w nC —News: WTDRC — per; WNBC—Raymond Gram Baugh, now in hta seventh sea­ passed to Pete Stlnchcomb, who lers for 40 yards and Ohio State’s bor pugilism ta strictly in basic October 30 unbeaten and untied. ! mother in a West Coast unit re­ Nine O’clock Opera company, Now that their dreams have b e«i Mon with chrysanthemums, and polls showed he probably would an among the most popular of all News; George B. Armstead; Swing. son, has turned in almost unherald­ crossed the Badger’s goal line. flrat victory over Michigan in English. part of the B. W. V., with whom woman or child, for that m atter) cently greeted a sailor whosa which uaes almost no scenery, fulfilled the demand for tickets to of the same flowers were not have to make any major al­ Aussies Push AWVS members whose sewing W T H T — News; WTNBC - T e r ­ 10:15— WTTHT — Concert Hour; ed two new all-tiiha records this Officials ruled that Harley was 1919 as the fabuloue and tragic While Bridgeport Norwalk, he had the pleasantest associa­ — and he'll put a "sayorary. rib- pants she had patched a year ago does not wprry about big names, see the games at Franklin Field m In the Guild room adjoln- terations, and that the measure services turn out 10,000 garments ry and the Pirates. WNBC—Men, Machines and fall— hta lifetim e total of 64 touch' less than five yards behind the homegrown’s greatest Individual Stamford and other localities He said the patches stayed put and in the last two seasons has Philadelphia and at Cleveland'a tions. would pass. tickllng com scmffle way up at per month, 1,000.000 pieces a year. 6:15—w m e — History In the Victory. down passes beating the 59 set up line of > scrimmage when he play. where the alleged art of manly given 15P performances of Mo­ Municipal Stadium can be expect­ „ principal speaker was Sid- Nevertheless a group of about the top o f his lis t Here's one Enemy*/ Back The hiohlle sewing unit mem­ hlcely through his travels arphnd 10:30—WTIC — Information by O cil Isbell of Green Bay, and passed, however, so the play was ’’(3hlC was a clean living, mod­ fisticuffs once flourished are sit­ zart's "Marriage of Ftaaro" in Headlines; WDRC—To Your ed to increase dally. By kickoff Sniiott, senior warden emeri* dosen senators, headed by Ball bers drive to the camps and bases, the world. (3ood Health; W T H T — S p o ^ ; Please; WDRC —Guy Lombar­ hta 7,057. yards gaineu on passing called back and Ohio State pen­ est personality with a fascinating ting the current waltzes out that he, (or she) will be talking everything from Masonic mosques alized five. time it is likely that 80,000 will ba Mr. Elliott spoke of the cor­ liilir, R hineland Wraduated from Trinity Col- a 80-mlle radius of Paris and re- troverslal subjects are introduced scape the O rm an s w ill see sha­ will be christened I full operas next wintBE first effort was a treatise, 'They terday—failure to score anf TrT Ttrent in running after a threat of and Northwestern in '17, ley to recognize Itw genius, ana headquarters announced today. The Sterlst demonstration of news telecasting That fighters- are scarce; 2, That and Michigan’s runnng' riot, 59-6, ^ ZaulI branch o f the service he turned without loss in a mission and questions and answers fly. dows of steppq mirages presenting bv‘ Mrs“ Chwies A. Pumley. wife I Wagner doesn’t stick to ^ glls^ for November 6. It ta in coopera-: Got Me Covered, on his life. ability to gain ground. Shut out in a pass forced defense ^ la y and "H is speed and change o f pace certainly he was among the most against Minnesota. ' fened to enter, and he replied, that may be the forenmner of , Nimierous hits were scored on fantastic pictures of rivers, lakes nt Ren Charles A. Plumley (R- His coipedles he plays in English, four previous games and held to a resulted In remarkable touch- were unsurpassed, ” says Dr. spectacular players of, the game. last minute substitutiona are In­ the target area at Prome and re­ tlon with the Albany. N. Y„ Times- — evitable becatise o f' the whims of Washington trounced highly re­ „lMC«ver they want to put me." raida far deeper into Europe by and trees. Great battles were Vt)*^ tiie Pom fret by Miss Marilyn hla tragedies in th* language in Union. Listening Tonight: NBC— 7:30 minus-11 yards rushing, the Dodg' Deaths turning crewmen reported "excel­ generals and draft boards; 8, garded March Field, 27-7, while : M r. B U ott Mdd the occasloo was these fast twin-engined medium J X l6 3 f llltlC fought over this country during Malonev daughter of Senator which they were written. The demonstration, as arranged Sen. W. Lea O’Daniel on “ House- era made three touchdo^^iis again-st Purdue and Tony Butkovieh ex­ lent results,” the announcement That there’s a war going on, ao , SIM for gloom. Mr. Neill had bombers. Thomas D. Mac Alpine Russia’s civil war. Franci/T. Maloney (D-Oonn); and ’They want to laugh Md they hy C. D. Wagoner, ta to display cleaning in Washington;" 8 Robert the Bears and gained 63 yards by I Johnny Cesario ploded for three touchdowna ia tha I the snaller pariah with less They were escorted for the first said. rushing. what do ya expect anyway? ' Thomas D. MacAIpine, father of Good Start Across Steppe the Piranha will be sponacred by want to cry,’ he says, and it a methods o f news telecasting al- Young in "Take Her Down;" 8:30 last quarter to beat Iowa, 28-7. ■y duttes eC bis own free time by powerful long range rO F U ellllC lU eillS One formation of medium bomb­ Mrs WllUam S. Farber, of Wash- easier to laugh in English and cry More marks went into the books In other words, the puglltata Sidney W. MacAIpine of 103 Hen­ ers was said to have levelled stor­ The capture of four towns after ready attempted aa well as include Howard Barlow concert; 9 Voor- Ballsieper, Boyce Oolgato Damp Om m O he all oommunlcante Tunderbolta, twin-engined Light-' * the break-through at Melitopol Inaton. wUe of Rear Admiral Far- | in a foreign language. at Detroit where the Green Bay Battles Russell now cluttering the arenas, mra. In the East, Cblgata scored aa ry street died suddenly yesterday age buildings at Alon, north of new ideas, but ta so set up as to; hees concert Grace Moore; 9:80 1. ^ sliureh wished the rector sings, and Allied Bpltflres. The range from front page war news Q. qiiiz; 10:30 Inforrnatlon_PIeMe. Packers thumped the Lions again. sMcept in rare instances, not ao unexpected 20-7 victory over Oor- at his home, 123 Retreat avenue. Monywa, and destroyed rolling gave i n ^ e b«, assistant to the chief of Naval — ^ . ( Ms adfa aB happiness In their Mauraders were credited with,. ^^hlngton.-Oct. 25-(fl')-Draft CBS— 7:30 (W est 10:30) Blondle; 27 to 6. Frankie Sinkwich, al­ hbt. And quite a few aren’t even neU while, la tha Soott. the Hartford. Bom in Montreal, Cana­ through sports and the want ads. new loeatloa, and In the name of stock on a railway siding, while across . JaSwav es- 8 Vox Poppers: 8:30 Gay Nineties: though he passed for Detroit's lone moderately warm. Compared to Louisiana State Tlgeia, on the have until pext Mon- da, 69 years ago, he was a member other formations bombed the Mu direction .p.™uo» 'offers to Share Commentators, studio dramatiza­ Hartford, Oct. 2.5.—(IP)—John the PMtoh and the vestry, be was the Spitfires seven. One Spitfire I Nov. 1, to comply with the 9 Lana Turner in "Slightly Dan­ score, had seven of his aerials In- Best Ball Champs the standards ot the terrible prowl for aa Oraaga Bowl tavlta, of Warren Lodge, A. F. A M. of canal bridge east of Mandalay. cape Une out of the Crimea fOT tions, models, motion picture films, ny Ceaarlo, transplanted Boston MoMod to present to Mr. NelU a gerous:” 10 Ralph Morgan in terCepted, equalling a misfortune thirties, the I94g vintage look crushed Georgia, 97-6, as Btovea W M lost. 1 "elective service act or face in- All aircraft returned safely, the Germans. ^ p j* at the Only 18 Breeds cliarta and other de'vlcea peculiar tohSB a* lespeet and goodwill In Heretofore the '^undert^ta 1 prosecution. Portland. Supply of Drug "Edge o f Darkness.** that befell Parker HaU of CUeve- lightweight now making hta home like rowa of tomato vines after Van Buren rolled up 20 polata an Besides hla wife, Mrs. Mary to the television camera are to be .th e abane at a g ift of cash. A notice sent out yesterday by o«„u„i,u. »id. IISES'"?- BLU — 7 M ary Small revue; 7:30 land against the Packers last year. here, will try to add a 17th tri­ a froat haa taken a aock at ’em. three touchdowna sad two oeavar- Webb MacAIpine he leaves one O f Dogs Tak*en usrl. I bSm n Week Hera terFljri^ Fortresras m their Ion* Lj,e Department of Justice remind Kherson, five miles from the west­ Lone Ranger: 8:30 Return of Blind Green Bay also nabbed two otlier umph to an unbeaten recordgfaere They look even worse when rigor slons. daughter, Mrs. Everett R. Yates Attack Hanoi Airfield Denver, Oct. 25.— (VP)— Genean Newspapermen are being invited At Country Club Tuesday night Johnny, brother of HeeTlieUI warmly thanked Mr. ed delinquents Under 28 that un- ern bank of the lower Dnieper. ^ to view the demonstration over a Date; 9 Counter Spy; 9:30 Tommy Detroit aerials, those nine inter­ mortis seta in suddenly after the The undefeated Texas Aggtaa For the Lightnings, which play^ a I j thev have compli of Middletown; his Son ia. this New York, Oct. 25.—(VP)—China' Smith, 12; suffering from a bone Sal Cesario, retired Boston mid­ MMM i » Me iBbM words, which r 1 r I lew they have complied by the New York, Oct. 25— —Issuing I'Httery of special receivers at Doraey band; 10:30 Yankee Doodle ceptions being two greater than first round or two. lost prestige ffi bsliig bald to a town and .three grandchildren. He based American bombers, escort' infection, has offered to ahara dleweight, meets Johnny Russell ha hanny dsssr ved, and sensational role in the North .^rl- they will be ordered to i-'chenectady. quiz. the old high which had been hit Dearth Of Ft|1it«rs scoreless tie by North Tnas Ag» Mtod the church fo r the also leaves four sistets and two with a fellow patient her hope for of New York In one of three cmn campaign, ^t waa the first of- Immediately regardlcM of airfield in French Indo-Chlna yes- of the Crimea for tlwjusands o pointers, poodles and many MBS—7:30 Arm y A ir Forces: stven times. Beat Brett Dingley and R ec B ow lin g A ll of this works In f a v w o f glea ss Tulaiis beat Soothora g M . H s said ha had cn- flclally announced operation over I „„„ber or dependency. Those sisters in Canada. life. Giants Take Fllil-PItt eight-round bouta at the Hartford the promoters (or matchmak­ Methodist, 12-6, on Jim Shivar’a terday the Tokyo radio sald^to- German troops —som^ of whom would-be war dogs, the Army PeniqUUn, the new drug, waa The weeks network speaking 8:30 Sberlocjc Holmea; 9:30 Nick •vasy momant of the time the continent since brief tryouts (,f 38 and 45 will ( ITie funeral of' Mr. MacAIpine Charter drama; 11:30 Radio News­ The New York Giants' emphasis Ed Webb, 5-4, in Fitst auditorium. ers) eventualliV, ^because although 57-yard run. Unbeaten Tulaa g o t day hi a broadcast recorded by have been, convalescing there, w iU jjj^ sent by air from Boston for Ge- ' schedule is to include.these; Verne Patterson, Hartford mid­ M at. Mary's and spoke with w k . * t>® classified 1-A. They will hot be will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. reel. on attack in their practice last Begins Tonight there ta a dearth of fighters to­ the Federal Communications com-1 . ..iber of dog breeds acceptable for nean. Yesterday she learned Don­ Wednesday night on MBS at Annual Event Here; dleweight. has the edge In expe­ c f Bm associations and While the Marauders have a I to report for induction un­ m. at the James T. Pratt CThapel, I t also should be remembered g^rvlce In the K-9 corps, week showed results as they ham­ day. by some upset of Oie s’.'.pply friaadabipo made here, mission. ald Roger, 16, was In the hospital 9:30, Sec. Frank Knox in a N avy rience in meeting Joe Bennett stated range of 2,400 mllfs, they 4,,^ gp^^d forces agree to ac- 71 Farmington avenue, Hartford. that the defeated (Serman A rm y o f Defense, Inc., official What to Elxpect Tuesday: NBC mered the Phll-Pttt Eagles for two Pair Played Hot Golf and .demand theory, the lads are suffering from the same ailment, Day address from PlUIadelphta. _ The West Side Rec Bowling hard-hitting New Yorker, in the e f the ghrls whom he had never have gone more thM 600 ^ ^ them Rev. Chamer C. Cabanlss o f,the the Taman peninsula also has b e ^ ^ r u ttin g agency, announced yes- —9 a. m. Everything Goea; 1 p. m. touchdowns in each of the first hopping into the ring fo r less yard .punt return. BO she offered to share her dwin­ Wednesday night on the BLU at 1 T o u rn e y , league win get under way tonight feature bout. A1 Velez, New Lon­ __ id and preaen^d for con- BiUes ^d return in tbU theater. Director J. Edgar Hoover Church of the (3ood Shepherd will 1 crowded into the Crimea. Great terday It had received the "dog- Sketches in Melody; 3 Serial, three perioda, adding up to a 4 to lirOUghoUt moola than ever before. Northwestern and'. Otto Oralwia dling supply of the yellow-green 10:30, Vice President Henry Wal-, at 7;30. Two bitter rivals will don Sub Base southpaw who has Miiiatliiii he had married, and now Their runs, it was figured, were ^j,j^t as o f Get. 1, 6,036 persons officiate. lie p u o iic a n s o e e n numbers of troops already are be- gj^,.. ust from Maj. Gen. Edmund Woman of America. CBS«-9:15 a. 14 win. Earlier this^ year the (Consequently, the astute blanked Ohio State, 13-0, tlu first solution. lace on “Food for Victory and open the league when the West won 26 of 28 fights, faces Greg­ ' he would have to begin all over held to short stabs targely because convicted of selective X 11ing— mflown— _ out K*6f the rvimoaCrimea tnto thethe 1 Gregory, Army quartermaster m. (W est 3:30 p. m.) School of the Eagles had beaten Njew York, 2% to Paiil Ballsieper and Bob Boyce M tell, Vlscuai, Sheppard and shutout fo r the Buckeyes under Physicians praised her generos­ Jobs For Peace” from (Tleveland. Side Tavern meet Pagani’s West or/-'Fernandez of New York In VSHahi,' he added with a touch o f o f the short range of their hard-'l na|.y(ce violations - with dentences P arty j Askanlya steppe to try to hold the |general. Air; 2:45 Perry Mason, detective: 14. Tackle Fr^K C3ope twice (?aroly are able to buy ahoea Coach Paul Brown, whUa Odocado ity but said they had ao Uttle that Thursday night on MBS at 9:30, won the Manchester Country Sides on alleys 1 and 2. another lightweight match of ' humor. He hoped to see many of hitting R.A.F. Spitfire escorts. totalling more than 14,000 years Approved breeds Include alrdale 5 Fun with Dunn. B LU — 3 2:30 blocked Eagle punts that led direct­ (With the necessary" ration College beat Colorado Upivaraity, The British announced that a dividing it would help neither Herbert Hoover on “Peace from Club's First Annua] Best Ball The other match of the evening eight roiinda, Bt Mary's folks In Lee; believed and fines amounting to $672320. Funerals terrier, Alaskan malemute, Belgian Farm and Home program; . 2:30 ly to' touchd' stamps) for the kiddles, and salt 16-6, and Southwestern, of Texa% few enemy aircraft again returned ] child. Resulta o f the drug in Oe- an American Point of View" from will bring together Hamilton Two other bouts complete the there would always be a cup of and (Jerman shepherd, boxer, bull Ladies Be Seated; 3:45 Between' Ihe National League rec’orded a championship yesterday at the a few bucks away, even though t(x>k a 27-6 drubbing from South- > Irish tea for them, but he warned to Britain last night, dropping Gilbert Graham waahington, Oct. M.—(^ —’^ a S op fgf Offensive nean’a case will not be known for Kanaaa City. total of^29-284 spectator:) at its Propeller and the Fairfield Gro- card. ) weatera of Louisiana. Republican party today la the _ " mastiff, farm-type collie, dalma- Thursday night on CBS at 11:15, the Book-Ends. MBS — 11:30 a. m. Country Club, beating Bret Dlng- the hotuie only scales from 1,500 with a twfhkle In his eye that they bombs over the. ttkitm coastal several more days,'they said. four gsmaes, despite a disappointing .9 HoU street Rev. W il­ More War Bonds ed to be lost.” It carried 65 to thy Polo Grounds, while 41,463 Boyce’s beautiful round, a 74 esota-Northweatera: . Duke-Geoo (Conttnned from Page One) party workers and voters by fuahlng Russians swept to within triwer. cers and men. put bn a show) nearly cleaned feels sure he will always be talk- liam Marvin, of St. Mary’s Episco­ Future training, officials of Dogs Golden Wedding w ere'at Detroit and 35,540 at with a 7 on the 14th hole. out the gent running the fights. gia Tech; Tutaa-Sphthwestem of Ing about SL Mary's here,- and Upon Written pal church, olBclated. Burial was Chairman Harrison E. Spangler gix miles ot the iron and tall city Commanded by Lieut /Comdr. Washington. Texas; “TCU -JiSU; Dartmouth'- of the Republican National com -l^ Krivol Rog In the center of Jhe o f Defensa said, wlU emphaslze- Allied Headquarters, Algiers, Coast to Victory Businesa had to be good for him thought he would have to explain It estuary of Kotor, Adriatic port 130 in the Eaat cemetery. Earle Gaffrey SchneidSr, 31, of Yale; Purdue - Wtaconain; Texas- niiles south o f Split and one o f the mlttee. Dnieper river loop and rolled an msssenger, scout and caaualty Oct. 26— )—South-j weight Taml MaUrelllo... .Maybe war "imity of theso three powers The 2,000 Nazi prisoners, largest tary Henry Morgenthau disclosed Ballsieper and Boyce played ex­ future to see a younger man as recent years, waa made public by acribed as a "steamroller’’ by the IV A w a P | *n fn *a n i 8 and Mra Frederick R. Steffens of inch torpedo tubeA the 307-foot em California apparently earned a he figured he’d be outclassed by er) to this day. the committee last night It said gaaing Germans themselves, en- , that he plans to send a “ top fligh t' Kills Carpenter ceptional golf throughout the en­ Aa one o f them once moaned, leader of St. Mary!s here, a man In which head the anti-Hitlerite bag of the campaign, were said to I 1 D W aa h ln ^ n , D. C.. 'Celebrated ship was the 13th sub lost since place in the Rose Bowl Saturday—.| Taml, but at least he wouldn’t ba Bennett Fights coalition is necessary and it have been, captured in the towns of WUIlam Howard Dougaa that while there were only eight gulfed 50 villages, killed 2,000 Ger- man” Into this theater of opera­ their golden wedding anniversary tire tournament and richly de­ and be wasn't coining a phrase, his prime who will do a flne work. America's entry into the ^ar. though you can’t overlook Wash-; outnumbered...... The Delaware should become the center around Sanskimost on the -Sana river, William Howard Dougan, of An­ Republican govemora In 1936, mans and aw ept up huge amounts For War Plants tions to sell war bonds to soldiers. today at the home o f their son, serve the first Best Ball title ever you don’t have to be crazy W be " I t is a great parish and a flne Tw o are listed as sunk, 10 over­ ington after that licking the sChe-| Park race, track,* which didn’t which people striving for eolid where 865 were taken, and at Ko- dover, who died early Friday at the there are 24 now administering I booty, forcing the German high Morgenthau told a press confer­ Fritx Steffens, in Mile Creek road. to be conveyed at the Country a promoter or matchmaker, but Verne Patterson and splendid opportunity," he con­ due and presumed Iclat and one By The Associated Press duleless Huaklea handed M arch' open this year because of trana- peace should unite,” ' zarae, where 1,100 surrendered. Manchester Memorial hospital, was the local government of 61 per command to an admission of “re­ ence yesterday that Army special Among the guests were Dr. Only one person waa reported Club. it certainly helps! cluded. Hartford, Oct 26— Certain detroyed to prevent enemy cap­ Field . . . now, with half the { portation difficulties, ta planning At the same time, however, the These succeeses by Bosnian forces buried this afternoon from the cent of the nation’s population, I treat” in unequivocal terms, service officers had done a good Job Anna K. Klein of Rutherford, N. violently killed in Connecticut The prize w ill be conveyed to ' Mrs. James Harrison was gen- Connecticut concerns, engaged in ture. / "split" season over, what about the; a 1944 meeting, to start May 29 Hartford, <5cL 25—(if)—Verna publication rmewed its objectlona left the important rail town of Pri- Thomas G. Dougan Funeral home, encompaaaing 812 o f the total of Naxl-cont|roUed Paris radio of selling bonds to the troops but J., and Mrs. William Frelle ' of over the week-end. the winners at the annual meet­ ,eral chairman of arrangements war work disclosed today that While no reference was made other Bowl candidates? . . . we're ___ Willie Rltohle, who defended Patterson of Hartford fights Joe to the Polishpgovemment-ln-exile jedor encircled, 69 Holl street. Rev. Ellison Mar- 581 electoral votes which decide quoted the Germans as saying that indicated he thought much more Montclair, N. J., who were in the Michael Nich, 49. a New Brit­ ing of the Country Club next lor the farewell party for Mr. negotiations had been started for assuming the promoters are seri- j,ii, crown In California’s last Bennett of N ew ,York City in the in London, indicating that reports Conttnned Fighting In Slovenia vin, of St. Mary’s chureh, offici­ the presidency. some.Red A rm y troops already had could be done. wedding party 50 years ago. and as to where the loss occurred, it ain carpenter, died in the New month. d Mrs. Neill. Mrs. William C. bus In their plans to hold the games | lightweight title fight, beating eight-round star bout o f a boxing that the Russians had agreed to Today’s communique announced ated. Burial was In the Blast cem- The party today “is the resur- h,raken Into Krivol Rog. "The installation In their factories of Eighty-six per cent of the total Mrs. Robert H. Scott of .Los An­ was preaunjed the action was in Britain General hospital 8 u n d » Swacipetakes Cheney assumed charge of the mechanical devices to provide the Paclflc. . . . Teams like Penn, Dartmouth, j uarlem Tommy Murphy in 1914, Rec Center show to be held Tuesday night at decorations, Samuel Nelson, Jr. resume diplomatic relations with the capture of Ivanic in the ^ - tery. gept dominant, victorious party urell-synchronized Soviet attacks American Army payroll here re­ geles, wife of a Superior Court of X severe brain injury which 1st William Scudder 40-38-8— 70 the Hartford Auditorium. Both this government were unfounded, gorje dlatrict around Zagreb, capl The bearers were Paul Dougan, of the United States . . . It Is no m aouttiem Rusria,” said Com- news and murical programa as turns to the UiUt^ States In the 2nd Del St. John 40-36-1— 78 Notre Dame smd Purdue must be j officiate at Wednesday’s Sam- .the refreshments of ice cream and judge, who came cast to be with Medii^I Elxaminer Clifton M. counted but because (1) they are hard-belting mlddlewelght% Meanwhile, a neu United States tal of Croatia, and told of contin- of Manchester; Fred Ertel, of longer the weak, diiarmed party I mentfitor Jean Paquis, ‘2iave tipped builders of morale among work­ form of allotments, money orders, Low Oroea my Angott-Slugger White . title Items cake; Mias Gertrude Llddoo' chose her parents for the celebration. Cooley said he received falling couldn’t make the trips under the Bennett having scored three milltary mission, led by MaJ. Gen. lued fighting in Slovenia. Rockville; Arthur MUls, o f Suffield, of the SOe,” said Spangler. | the scale at Melitopol and General ers— along the lines of a plan bond purchases or purchases at lat William Scudder 40-38—78 g o , 4s Chief Inspector o f the the waitresses, young ^rls of the Pelain and Laval down a flight o f atalrs aa he left Ns'vy’s 49 hour restriction and (2) knockouts in winning seven cf John R..Deane, w a s 'iiia ta lM yes- A s sporadic clashea flatne. In and Herbert Messenger, of'. Sims­ He figures a turnover of 1,250,- von Mannsteln wlU have to taco adopted in England. post exchanges, Morgenthau said, 2nd Del S t John 40-36— 76 California Athletic Commission.. pariah. A fter a hymn or two X friend's home 11 hours before. they probably wouldn’t accept a 'I'oday:^ ' eight bouts here. Patterson ran terday and assigned to improving other parts of Yugoslavia, the hfo* bury. 000 popular votes outride the I conaequencea o f aome gravity.” The music,' supplied by a Con­ but 14 per cent is spent locally. WHten tavern-keeper Toots Shor 6-6:45 Junior 1»ya’ .plunge period with Oiganist John Cockerham at bid anyway . . . Duke Js a Navy up a string of nine victories in lo­ American cooperation wita the rocco radio said that Field Marshal southern atatea would bring a Re-1 A Russian communique broad- necticut company, would be aclen- Submarine Dorado Hated by French attempted to .tease some o f the cal appearances, but has not the piano and Curfite Ellison Mar­ college too, which rules out . one B 8. ' Rus.slan armed forces and coordl- Elrwln Roptinel had asked for three Fish are able to hear, diatin- publican victory next year and cast from Moscow annoimced the tiflcally chosen to fit the tenor of Mara clan about the football 6- 9 Junior boys’ game room openfought in Hartford for several vin announcing,' a receiving line '[>ereenial candidate . . .” Tulane, Dating the work of lend-leaae and I more dlvisiotui, about 45,000 men guiah between colors, and make thU he viewed as "certain” In I capture of Loeovatka, six miles the tltoe of day or night Youth Ssea War Sufferer GlanU recently, Tim Mara stopped E.'S. and W. S. months. He is a former Chicagoan. ■ ^ f was formed at the head of the Is Listed as Lost Louisiana State, Texas and TCU other American agenciea In Moa-1 to eruah Balkan opposition- a nolsa when they 4« t ^ view of the "trend.” nbrth of Krivol Rog, and arid ata News, Interspersed St intervals him with: "W e’ll never be as far 7- 8 Men’s plunge period E. S.At Velez, New [<6ndon Sub Base parish hall, consisting of Senior London, O c t 26.—(Jh— From cow.* other Soviet eolumh, rushing on fo r periods of five minutes, would West Hartford, Oct. 28.— are near enough to Bowl sites that behind on points as you are.” 7- 8 Women’s gym class E. S. I Warden ahd Mrs. Albert Dewey, one o f France's leading collabo­ they might be considered and final­ southpaw, faces .Oregoiy Fernan­ The'mission arrived with Secre­ six milMrsouthwest of Melitopol, be supplied over special wires. No one suffers more than youth 8- 9 Women’ s plunge period dez E. S. of New 'York City in the semi­ Junior Warden and Mrs. Howard ly there’s Tulsa, which is ready, tary Hull and its oonatltution was had taken the railway station of from the dialooaUona o f war. Dr. Washington. Oct. 25.--(4*)— Tha rationists — Marcel Deal— came \ Today's Ooeat Star 8-9:30 Men'e gym class E. S. final of eight rounds. Velez.' a jun­ Briggs, Treasurer and Mrs. John revealed in the announcement Fathers Yoke NoM Gouging Reported chenak, on the railway to the Baa la Effect Today Alonzo G. Grace, state education submarine Dorado todky vtras the admission today that a great able and willing . . . It's a pain-' John Parker. Taunton (Mass.) 9;30-10 Men’s plunge period E. S. ior lightweight, has won 25 of 28 H. Hyde. Mrs. Neill received in that Deane accompanied the new commissioner, told a Hartford listed by the Navy aa lost after body of Frenchmen hates Chief ■and what'a Jh* flghto. scoring his latest triumph black velvet with an orchid cor­ American ambaasador, W. Averell The communique, recorded by county meeting of the State Fed­ serving as a combat ship for less of State Marshal Petaln and Cardlnal World seriea error col ' Toroorrow: here last Tuesday by stopping On Hamburgei Hartford. Oct 25.—(ff)—Effec­ I niGCS 8M T M *( won’t bring out an entirely dfffer- sage. It re within territories now being serv­ tor who used to be a sports editor, Thursday afternoon the Ladles' cut towna and cities indicates a In White Russia. ert T. Baldwin, state president of aayjngi Sonny Home, the aaHor middle­ practice period E. S. third eight. Cesario, whose record ed Hartford District ODT Mana- tells this one on IJeut. Commander Guild gave a party for Mrs. Neill Jail Inmate' Injured high degree of compliance with More than 6,500 Oermana were j^ m F. Maers announced to- the federation, spoke this after­ "Corilea fell like a ripe plum 7-30-9:30 Bowling alley.t reserv­ IS dotted by ten knockouts, baa n’ Frank Wlckhbrat, head of the weight from Nilee, Ohio, h«* asked and presented her with a hand- OPA reguUtio^ saidLai to 4sa havetaraavA beenKaass kUled WIIIasI or oa«a routed I fl,^ noon. into the bands of the AHieia. ^ A t ed for Miss Clark’s group E. S ‘won 16 bouts. Naval Aviation Physical Training to be shipped out since hta 17 •ome brooch. Thursday evening Bridgeport Oct 26.—(VIV-Davld | hamburger la the between this Sea of Asoy and Gomel all costs we must prevent the year old brother, Rollle, waa re­ the Junior choir under the direc­ Taylor, 42, Pequot Lane, Stam- Department . . . Wlckhorst was alve price-gouging, the StaU OPA armamant falling Into same thing happening in BTance. ported missing at aea;...Two of tion o f Miss Dolores Trotter, had ford, an inmate of the Fairfield I Una coach at California under announced today. ' _ the hands o f the Ruaalana Included 8RACE "Just a a ' in (joraica, the whole the beat basketball coaches In the a party at-which Re'Ctor and Mr. county jail, here, alpce O c t 19, Na'vy Bill Ingram and the Golden Dosena of butchers are charging [»^ 5 th a n 71 tanks, 243 machine- administration in France ta rid­ businesa, (^ Ig h to n 'a Eddie. Hick­ VOLCNTEER b l a n k — BLOOD DONOR SERVICE Naill were guests. • The girls, all was taken to Bridgeport hospital more than the 29 c«ita legally oh-1 gj gy^a aa well as storea Bears had a big game with Wash­ dled with men who hate Marshal ey' and Ntagara'a Taps Gallagher, Manchester Chapter, The American Red Cfoaa c f grammar school age presented last night suffering from injuries tainable fo r a pound, the survey I o f ammunltkm end other equlp- ington State . . . Just before the Petaln and Chief of Government are a| the Iowa Pre-^lght School, a box of flne Uneh handkerchiefs received at the jail. Hospital'au- reported, with prices skyrocketed I M008E team left the dressing room, Wick- High Schodt\ Seeks Addresses . Laval. The middle clasa, govern­ but Hickey ta working hi the boX' I Want To Donate Blood for the Army and Nas/ to Mr. Neill, ahd flowers to Mrs. tboriUes refused to divulge- any to a high o f 85 centa fo r pre-ground < ■ A IX J0C*S SLUeCMS horat handed each player a slip of *■ * ment officials and military ca^te paatelxmrd . . . "These are your Ing department... .Capt Ernie JfaOL information except that the man -all refuae to obey the govem- POR Tm OURADOH ; Friday evening the Senior Club was in poor . condition and bad Forty^ve per cent of the stores I R l^ S W tl. Attack , pass-out checks," he explained Nevera of the Marines ta enroute Kamo .. Of Former Students In Service ment’a orders.” to the South Paclflc war aone.. ai tka .Otrla’ Friendly Society at been placed on the danger Uat surveyed were in complete com­ WILL Be OONI . . . "They say thta Washington IjH ir annual (w t luck supper, at pliance with OPA regulations gov­ Saen N ew C lim ax TONIGHT ROR tW ARM/ team ta going to run you right out Probably heU hit the Japs from a erning the top legal price o f hoef, By The Aiaodated Pres* ■ All addresses of ihen in service, overseas who at any at the stadium, so/Tm giving yon Warner double wing formation.,. Address “ Ilia factor and, his wife Seek Chiee Ta Bargtara Staning In E ohm A id gwato, praamited Mrs. Neill veal, lamb and pork. The Russians are attacking In time attended Manchester High school are being sought AT 9 these tickets ao ybu can get back Lient. BUI Chip, son o f the old in.” Needless to say, the CalifornU time ralddlesrelght champ, and Phon* ...... Age, 18-20,... Age, tl-80.... a pocket book and Mr. NeUI Guilford. Oct 25.— (VP>— State waves of 90 minutes apart and the so that Christmas greeting cards may be sent t»> the m. London; O c t 2S.-;T-(iP>—' The FORCf^ a deck pen. Taaterday police laboratory expierta were PriaUag F lm Bead Dias autumn battle —RIDERS from Center 5234. A RARE BUY—A custom built 4 RiHirders Wanted 59-A Sallv • portion of the Patent Office was to. Pratt A Whitney Aircraft, now to 80 Oakland street. Brun­ It was Tuasday whan escape it. metic, trigonometry, spelling, ete, please. Doctor—Who ? tan calfiOcin gloves, west side of ALL TYPES OF ROOKS repaired. piece living room set. Also beauti­ ' gping, and Sally would be on her Father—Waal, give 'im trigger- Woman—My husband. Weren't East Hartford.' first shift 7 to ner's. Open evening until 9. Sat­ Maintenance- of root, flashings, ROOM AND QUALITY meals Thayer typed the first scheduls (or A friend of ours telle us about V oice (from pay station) Whhz Main between Pearl street and ful rug and mat. This merchan­ own. no metry. He’s de woist shot in de 3:30. Phone 2-0292. urdays 6. Phone 5191—4485. and chimneys. For reliable service PORTER WANTED—Apply Fed­ for couple or two girls. Central, the War Oommission. Four days Not Worth Bothering About the high school boy who asked zat? you Just talking about him? Hale's. Finder please call 7642. dise Is only 7 months fold. Will , Tomorrow was house-hunting family. call Ed L^ughlln 7707. eral Bake ShO|>, 885 Main street. sell at a sacrifice, as owner Is go­ laundry facilities. $10.50' weekly. later she was still typing schedules. Hark to this, my little miss. for a work permit: ’ Operator Please deposit your FOR 8ALBJ—1937 CHEVROLET Ntver in her life hsd she typed so day. SaUy was going to find her- Permit Man—You are pretty money. Kxperience and ariadom are the WANTED—RIDE TO Alrcrafi Town sedan. Call at 100 BIssell ing into service in about 1 week. Phone 3989. ssU a room. She’d searched the If he asks you for a kiss many rows and rows a t flguraa. Tell him “ No," though sweetly. The pastor was compelled to young to be working. Why do you Voice—Listen; what I want la best fortune tellers. CALL Annonncementa n street This quality of merchandise is furnished rooihs column in the 3:30. vicinity of Charter Oak Moving—Trucking- Help Wanted— very hard to buy. Inquire at She pulled another batch a t an And close the door discreetly. ask his parishioners for a pay­ original and asven carbons out of papers hopefully last nlghL and If he does not call again. ment on his salary. street-near Autumn. Call 2-0922. Storage 20 Male or Female 37 Jones Furnture, 31 Oak street. Apartments, Flats, though the list seemed long HAVE YOUR BABY photograph­ her machine, and thought wearily Just remember, men are men. One Old Skinflint—I didn’t Auto Repairing— Tel. 8254. Tenements 63 enough, most of the people ad RED RYDER Did “Friends" FRED HARMAN 5404 ed In your own home. Call 2-1242 THE AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO- MAN OR WOMAN to assist in that if she could arrite Just one And that one wasn't any plumb— know you preached for money. for appointment George Dew, Painting vertislng wanted to share their WE NEED GOOD USED Automobiles For Sale 4 local and long distance moving. locA\ shoe store, experience in DON’T SHIVER IN a cold house, FOR RENT—FOUR room tene­ letter to broak the monotony, The ones who "ask" are Very Pastor—I do not. photographer. rooms. Sally wanted a room to dum'-." Old Skinflint—I thought you BEtoltR ...JJOST WHEN Return load system, furniture, retail trade helpful, but not es­ get a Warm Morning coal heater, ment, new house. Call 5093 at 6 she’d sing (or Joy. ^1H)NK-un FLIRT- CARS AT ONCE 1939 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR sedan. DON’T W AIT ANOTHER minute. sential. Apply 903 Main street. herself. IMiNNiyi EVERT* Winterise today, here Is what we storage. Dial 6260. $45.95 and up. On easy terms at p. m. Next to her, Mrs. Fen|Lon stood : SC^U^V0 DRiHu COME CHOP YOUR own wood at 1938 Pontiac sedan, 1937 Bulck up to go to lunch, wearing the But finances were going to be do: Grease yoiir car, change to Benson’s ' Furnllure. 713 Main, 19.^6 and Later. $10 a cord. We will saw .and de­ sedaq, 1?37 Dodge sedan, 1936 ROOM tene- inevitable smock that made her something of a problem. From ■ 'a u c K L winter oil, clean and flush radls- next to A. A P. FOR RENT—FIVE the dire . tales the girls in the FUNNY BUSINESS liver It. Anyone Interested call Dodge sedan, 1937 Wyllis sedan, Painting— Papering 21 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 ment, steam heat and garage. short, dumpy figure even more RAR1..0W MOTOR S.\LiBS 5234. 1936 Plymouth sedan. Cole tor, »ise 1 quart rusterlser, change FOR SALE—■Wh i t e o i l cook apartment had told her, there was COCKER SPANIELS from cham­ Call 6790. unattractive. In the days past, Motors. Telephone 4164. to 'winter transmission and rear stove. May be seen at 5 Nelson no such thing as a five dollar 59.5 Main.Street pion stock. Adorable healthy pup­ Sally bad tried'several times to end. charge battery, check all WANTED — INSIDE painting Place between-6 and 8 p. m. talk with her neighbor, but she room. Ten dollars was more like Manchester work. Call Gilbert Flckett, 5433, pies In solids and partl-colors, 1940 CHEVROLET sedan. $795; tires, also renew your application Business Locations for hadn’t gotten far. She gathered it. And on 31 dollars a week— her and some fuU grown dogs. Jack USED MAHOGANY dining room 1938 Chevrolet coach, $285; 1937 for A gasoline book, all for $4.95. that Mrs. Fenton was an old-time sixteen-sixty s year salary figured Phone now 5191. Open until » Frost Kennels, 26 Gardne- S t set. Kemps Inc, Furniture and Rent 64 a few cents more than that—she’d Ford sedan. $175; 1938 Ply­ government employee who was Brunner’s, 80 Oakland street. Repairing 23 Music. 763 Main street. have pretty tough going. WANTED mouth coach, $345;' 1937 Ford FOR RENT—CENTRA.- store at soured on life because her agency Coupe. $195; 1940 Lasalle sedan, Poultry and Supplies 43 had been required to strip its pay­ "W hy so pensive?" said a deep WANTED r o TUNE, repair and 1011 and 1013 Main street. Suit­ voice behind her.- 1941 Packard sedan, 1941 Pack­ regulate your piano or player able for drug. shoe, millinery, sta­ roll. Privately, Sally thought Mrs. Construction ard convertible coupe, 1939 La­ Motorcycles— 'Bicycles 11 YOUNG FOWL FOR SALE—31c. Machinery and Toola Sally Jumped, aiid turned piano. Tel. .Manchester 2-0402. tionery, etc. Improving location, Fenton itteky to have a Job at all. around. "Oh, Mr, Chase, how are FO R S A L E salle convertible coupe, 1934 FOR SALE—TWO GIRL’S bi­ lb., live weight. Frank Hoher, 10 NEW OLIVER DUMP rake. attractive rental. Epply Edward Blessed to the name o f Civil Stiidcbaker sedan. $36; 1934 PIANO TUNING AND repairing. Phoenix street, Vernon. Service, Miss Lyons had said you ?” M echanics cycles, tricycles, also Crosley con­ Cement mixers, saw rigs, water j . Holl. Tel. 5118. The personnel man regarded Bolton— iV t Acres of Land, Dodge sedan, $100, Terms and vertible coupe. 81 Seaman Circle, Player piano specialty. John 'bowls, Fordson parts. Dublin laconically, when Sally, inquired trades. Brunner’s. 80 Oakland Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street FOR RENT — COTTAGE streeL her with a twinkle in his eye. 3 3 )i ______07 Xy^TA - iWtjT T O T ------R Center Street lng,?90 Cambridge street. Tele­ ,22 CALIBRE TARGET RIFLE, any size, Chester Ososky, 89 turing. Good location in busines ules," she waved a hand at the “ -X I _ HE 3>EE ^ VJT__ ViO'. .. . KiO'.\ iCA OY PRICE ...... $3,100 WANTED— 80 USED CARS. All phone 4740. that. Mrs. Fenton, Sally admitted, jOVO-AW. M.4 AOT.EEHEV4X------— : wKtw Model 52, Standard barrel. Elx- Union StreeL Telephone 5709. section. Apply Edward J. Holl worked, but she certainly didn't pile on her desk. WANTED makM and models. Barlow Motor 1009 Main street. Tel. 8118. V V a - A X\Oy Sales. Phone 8404. Open evenings. SEWING MACHINES, vacuums, cellent condition, guaranteed ac­ ovcr-cxert herself. U X X IE 3>OM curacy. Wooden carrying case. “Don't let them get you down. Bolton Lake Shore Front irons, and all small electrical ap­ Wanted— To Buy 58 Mrs. Fenton surprised Sally now You'll her on to something else be­ WANTED—PICKUP truck, any Special rear extension Lyman by saying, almost pleasantly. “ I’ll Cottaire, Fireplace, Electri­ We have cash buyers pliances repaired. Genuine parts, Wanted to Rfnt 68 fore long. I Just atopped by to year make, or condition. George expert workmiuship. Parts for all sight with Vaver inserts. Shoot­ SEWING ’Ma c h i n e s , vacuums, see you on Monday,” city, 2-Car Garagre. ing glove, sling, Lyman front see bow you were doing. I’m hav­ for the following Littlefield, 373 Adams street, makes. A B. C Fixit Co., 21 any electrical appliance regard­ WANTED TO RENT—2 unfur­ ‘(Oh, you wan’t be back after PRICE ...... $2,750 WANTED sight. Price $65.00. Inquire 152 lunch?" The War C?ommisaion ing lunch with your top boos. Rip- Buckland. Maple streeL Pel. 2-1878. less of condition. Estimates in nished rooms with bath and ton. the head of the division. We property if you Deepwood Drive. now worked six full days a week. ybur home. A. B. C. Fixit Co. 21 kitchen piivilegea. Write Box S, find we can fight the war better "No, I’m taking my sick leave Male or Female have what we want. Maple street. Tel. 2-1375. care of Herald. over oysterstew. Let me know if ,OB\Oakland St. — 6-Room Business Services Offered 13 Help Wanted— $vmale 35 FOR SALE^-BABYS play pen and going over to Alexandria to and pad, In good conditirn. Tel. yoU'.. have any problems, won’t Single, 2-Car Garage, about Help for Important USED FURNITURE and stoves, WANTED TO RENT small fur­ see my sister.” GIRL OR WOMAN to assist In 3276. y o u ? ^ Vi Acre of Land. bought, . sold and exchanged. nished apartment of two or three Sally didn’t understand. "I .3 acre farm with EXPERT RADIO service. Call housework sifter working hours, Highest prices paid. Jones Furni­ He nodded to Sally and walked P R IC E ...... $5,600 War Work rooms. Write Fox A. Herald. thought sick leave was Just for ill. off between the rows of desks, a Manchester 2-0898. excellent salary, by hour or week. ture, 31 Oak street. Tel. 8254. ness.” chicken coop and 4 or Household Goods 51 big man in a rumpled gabardine “ Niagara Falls— I’m getting the girl later T Wc wm Also Use Em­ Call 2-0041. WANTED TO RENT—House or Mrs. Fenton was amused. "You 5 room house. 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE con­ USED FURNITURE bought and apartment of 5 or 6 rooms, per. suit. Sally felt a warm glow as All These Properties Are ployed Persons On a WANTED —BAKERY saleslady. don’t think I'm going to use up mil she watched him. How nice of him ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. sisting oi complete bedroom, liv­ sold. Inquire Munscy’s, 22 Maple manent resident, references. Tel. Experience preferred, but not the time the government sees fit to bother to see how she was get­ SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Ready for Immediate Split-Shift Basis. Call 3444. ______ing room, and kitchen. All acces­ street.______8007. necessary. Apply Davis Home to give me even if I am healthy? ting along. Maybe the casual con.-_ ALLEY OOP lA>ok Out! BY V. T. HAMLIN Occupancy. sories included. Everything for You certainty don’t know the 10 acre farm with PLUMBING, HEATING and re­ Bakery. 521 Main street, in per­ versatioii was just routine check­ $189.00. Terms. Alberts, 43 Allyn Inquire pairs. Call 6273 before 8 and after son. Rooms Without Board 59 ropes ariiund here. I will convient- up on- the part oT an efficient per­ large coop for 2,000 StreeL Rouses for Sals 72 ly gst a headache after lunch and f 8 p. m. sonnel division, but anyway SaUy NEWLY FURNISHED SINGLE go home. And the boaa adll make W hen Alley OOP BROUGHT home an chickens and 5 or 6 WHITE ENAMEL STOVE, FOR SALE—TWO FAMILY house felt happy. Someone had taken ANCIENT SWOOD HE’D FOUND IN A TDW6IN Sfuarf J. Wasley Rogers .Paper WANTED-WOMAN to work In room, 3 minutes from Cheney’s. out a leave slip (or me and that time to ask her, if she was getting small general store. Call 3831. and wood, one year old- used only Girl only. Call 5290,^37 Pine St. located on the east side of Man­ will be thaL Goodbye." CHINA, ARCHEOUMftTE BECAAKE QUITE>)(- Beal Eetoto and bMinuicc room house. 3 months, $80. Call Hartford chester, situated o n ' a lot along all right.' . CITE0-6UT WHEN HE OEAAONETSATED^ Btoto Theater Building Manufacturing Co, WOMEN PRESS Workers wanted. 8-4990. ______I75’xl80'. House has a 7 room Sally’s spirits soared. lil« WEAPONS STRANGE POWER BY TOSSING IT FOR RENT—SINGLE ROOMS Sally watched her trudge off. AT THE LABORATORY DOOR.THIN^EULY TatephoM M a • 714« Steady work, now and post-war. gentlemen preferred. Breakfast If apartment and a 4 room apart­ kite. Mr. C!hase was light. She Mill and Oakland Streets 5 room house with FREE RENT WINDOW SHADES -VEN ETHAN WJiat a crazy business it was. You MDBUSTLXX^ ; ______60c an hour. New System Laun­ desired. Inquire 5 Bank streeL ment, central heating system with aan’t going to spend all her life blinda. Owing to our very low paid taxes' to the government so doing this drab typing. Some day yW OTS INX/60CrTMBBX2«> NOW ^ 2 acres of land. IN NEW' 6-ROOM HOUSE dry, HarrI.son street. Phone 5513. oil burner, 2 car garage and /THE DARK. AND\ IT5 N O T /T H E (iENSHFS overhead, get our special low I chicken coop. 7 room apartment it could pay your salary, theh you soon, maybe—she’d get a chance figured out ways to gyp your boss 6U)OD ON THE ) CAT^UW ) KHAN 6W0RD To Couple W’ho Will Care YOUNG ~ GIRL WANTED to prices on high grade window FOR RENT—VERY NICE warm is now vacant. McKinney Broth­ at something good. OOOOSTEP..OR MI66IN6!. Cali or See clean small apartment. few shades and Venetian blinds com­ room, twin beds, working couple ers, 505 Main street, Manchc.^lpr, —who was really yourself. Well, (To Be Continued) I« for House and 2 ' 2-Year-Old hours dally. 3 times a week and pletely installed Samples furnish­ r preferred, constant hot water. Conn. Call 6060. NighU 7432. it’s Mrs. Fenton’s conscience, not Saturday mornings. Call 2-0841 ed, Capitol Window Shade Co., Convenient to restaurant and mine, Sally decided. The office boy PROVIDE FOR THE FUTURE ALEXANDER Boy. Owner is widowed Tuesday. 241 North Main streeL Phone business section. Call 8296. dropped another batch of papers Sevea Millers Played 8819. Open evenings. in her box, and she started typing For Irish Elevens and would share home^wilh WOMEN AND GIR1« for as­ FOR RENT— ROOM. 2 girls pre­ again with a sigh. li'-WITH A HOME OF YOUR OWN , JA R V IS FOR SALE>- ROPER gas range, Real Estate and Insurance suitable parly. sembly of 'doll house furniture, ferred, or married couple. Call WE P A Y Saturday noon. Back home in South Bend, Ind.—iPi— Crelghthn pleasant work. Apply Kage almost hew. Reasonable. 6 Deer­ 2-1940 or Inquire at 7 Florence CASU River Edge she’d be leaving the Miller is seventh In line' in the BMs* Btow i. S-room stai- Starkweather Street. 6-room I Center Street Company, ■ Clieney Bldg. field Drive. street. FOR GOOD office with the whole long delight­ Miller football family at Notre single. All Improvements but Phone 4112 or 7273 Phone Evenings 2-0111 MODERN FURNITURE Dame. His father, M. Harry Mil­ •to. Hot water heat. Oar­ FOR SALE— LIVING room stove, ful weekend stretched ahead of A New Angle BY MEBBUJ. BLOaSea age, LotSSxM . S .P . $6,800. heat. Lot 66x180. Small ehlrk- NICE COMFORTABLE room neaf her. Probably she'd go out to the ler, captained the 1909 team. His LLES AND HIS FRIENDS eti coop. S. P. $8,300. D. I*. Help Wanted— Male 36 in good condition. Can use for bath and shower. Good locaUon, W E BUY “r- 1J Ol P. $1 4 0 S. wood or coal. Reasonable. Phone golf course on a day like this, and four uncles — Don, Gerald, Walter $1,000. on bus line. Gentleman preferred. ENTIRE ESTATES play until it was too dark to sae and Ray played for the Irish, Don MEN WANTED for esnentlal laun­ 8849, I p you kio s \a* u . p o t o i ^ y o o Tftt H«ioay OP AMii(iai< Tel. 6881. U yoo are moving and hava the ball any more. Larry Martin being one of the Four Horsemen of v v p a L K i V C WINK PROM THE UNOWG OP OaktonS Street. S-room sln- dry work. Good hours. Good pay. excess Items, call os. 1924. ^A WAX.^ bon d DRIVE.^I'U./ * | High Street. 8-rooro single. Steady work. New System Laun. usually was her golf partner. MR-LABHlEy STAR.T IT OFf WITH 620,GOO/ WE •RlE toUCRlMS TO gto. Hot-air heat. Oarage. All Improwments. Hiit-air They’d been almoet equal in near­ The sixth Miller wss Tom who StSsOeSTEO OUGHT* NDAiG OP^THE Large lot. S. P. $8,800. D. P. dry, Harrison street. beat. D. P. $$00. ly every sport ever since their played in the Notre Dame baokr THAT THE eO FRO A $1,600. Rhythmic ROBERT M. REID childhood days whan Larry had field last season. 1006 UDLOta DOOR.TD USED FURNITURE ; OOCMiMR- Bcerh Street. 4-room single. & SONS taught her to shoot marbles, qnd XHEM CNEXfiV Well Represented BY SELLING McKee Street. "8-room sin- Hot-air heat. Lot 60x89. S. P. WANTED 301 Mala SL Phoaa $16$ shs had taken his prise marble WAR BONOS, gte. Steam heaL Garage. 1 $t,700. D. P. $1,000. FOR SA LE Mancheatef, Oaem. away from him. Larry was faster AMO TO SWAT acre ef laad. S. P. 88.800. at tennis, but Sally could outswlm Lexington, Ve.. — Seven IMEBALL DEPARTMENT N EW HOME states are represented this year on Oakland Terrace. 6-room him. And their golf scores' varied ROLLMO Just enough to make the game Virginia Military Institute’s start­ HE— • West Middle Turnpike. 4. Mingle. Hot-air heat. - Barn. t rooms, with knotty pine ing football eleven. First-team 7 OAK STREET fun. But Larry wasn't in River room slpgle — (one unfinished Chicken coop. Appmximatcl.v sonparlor, and 2 unfinished W om en and Kaydets come from Pennsylvania. room npstairs). Hot water I acre of land. D. P. fl.POO. rooms Upstairs: hot water GOOD Edge either. She guessed Aus­ North Carolina, Virginia, Tennes­ heat with oil. I.ot 60x111, tralis from his last letter. see, Oklahoma, South C?aroUna and S. P. $6,600. D. P. $800. heat, oil; Raraife: trees, and All this brooding over old times Hilliard StreeL 6-room sin­ G irls Missouri.' gle. Hot-air heat. Small chick­ all improvements. IaiI 60 by OPPORTUNITY ' isn't getting ms anywhere, Sally CHEST 5 drawer Oak C h est...... /.... $ 7.00 thought ruefully, but just the “Y’ou’d better them on^s diet or somf Hing or they’ ll East Middle Turnpike. 6- en coop. 3 acreH of land. S. P. 120 ft. Private owner. "French cream" in coffee is reoni single. All Impntve- $6,800. Terms arranged. 88.06 Inquire on property any same it was fun to dwell for a weigh S4> many points they’ll scare off butcher’s cute CHEST —Antique Cheat...... for moment on those carefree daye. brandy, not cream. ments. Garage in baseinent. 8.00 time. 27 Deerfield Drive, tomers!” BY LESi-Ifi TURNRB S. P. $8,.500. b. P. $800. Lincoln Htreet. 6-rnom du- BED—Ivory Wood Bed, 4’ 6" ...... She’d never .before atopped to ^______WASH TUBBS Carry On 38.00 Pine Acre Terrace, Man­ New Model think how important frienuF were. nl-v. All Improvements. Kteam BSID—^.Antique Bed ...... Liquor Manager I AMO M$ MriNdUKMID OUtiTE, ffURdUTf T9 eiUlLIAlJ ttkPINiii heat with coal. S. P. 86.000. chester, Conn. Since the day that iafurtating IDONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX m s PiONTSit West Center Street. R-rooln BED —Antique Bed ...... 10..50 doctor had predicteu ehe wouldn’t Tutour / HMVCtyNIU. I tWHEUP WAM WABDi TME TWINS. ARECAU6HT IN HOT IRlAilC 90WN K E WANT aingle. Sieutn heal with eoal. U. P. 81,000. 5 Day Week — 48 Hours. AIK KAlD iUACKGUT., ■ OF iOMBONE TO WATCH TOUR SPRING—Used Coil Spring, 4’ 6” ...... 7.. 50 .Laundry be able to take IL SaUy hadn;t KIWUIIiDCM 616 OR ! BUT Ht WORE X-car garage .with workshop even eaid good-momlng to anwne'' UTTlEfi ADEEtV eim XM ilEN. above. Chirken ronp. I,a)l NO. rOVENTRV.'CONN.— 7.. 50 Good Salary To Starl. MNMMnTlilM SPRING—Used Link Spring. 4’ 8” ...... except Mra. Fenton and Miss POST-V/AP. PLANS ANOMBTIMN HAT* rU HAVE TO I:t8x314. S. I*. $7 .500. t erms 30 Acres of land, 3-room Summit Street .WALK THE RE5T, DINING ROOM—7 Piece Walnut S e t ...... 48.00 Write Bo* T — Herald Lyonf. In this huge room flUed IftOlKliaK arranged. OCCrp.VAO IN dwelling with lights. 8. P., with war workers, SaUy (sit as NTNlilACN- i^OPTHEWAV, $0 DAV.S. 81..500. D. P. $800. DINING ROOM-^9 Piece Dining Suite, table, buffet. solitary as though aha were alone 69.80 New Home OUTAkPKa china, six chairs In a walled-up cubicle. ANPlEATt COVENTRY LAKE— Main Street. 3-liUiilly Iuium' DINING ROOM—8 Piece Dining Suite, table, buffet. Buyers CITinMIliKl with two ,5-riioiii Huts. Steam Year 'round 5-R««m Col­ six ch a irs ...... 49.50 Right now, SaUy at least had AiUtPiCTip lage with Impriwementn. Ixit Crochet Bedroom Slippers VBNOALAND heat upper fiat. Il»t-ulr tower DINING ROOM—7 Piece Walnut Dining Room flat. 3-Ci:r garage. Lot 7;{\I08. .50x3(MI. ,S. P. $3,400. D. P. KONAPER. ' Suite, square' ta b le ...... 4ft JW A tfentioni Ideal for man who could make $100. AVAILARI.R NOW! r'6 small repalrn. .S. |». Kn.MIII, DINING ROOM—8 Piece Walnut Suite. sllghUy used W'e Havf New U O. P. 81(100. LOT. F.K 1-'1..\T AN DOVER I.AKr— and In exceptionally fine condition.. . : ...... 78.00 R m p W U U NOW AVAIL.ARI.E. 4-BURNER 8-ltimm Cottage.. Can he RADIO--- Stewart Warner Cabmet Radio, AS I S .. , . 5.00 • UM-q for year 'riipnd home. PIANO—Behr Piano ...... *...... 45.06 GAS RANGES c A TO RE::T — s-.uth rinentr,v. F.Iwtrlell.v. Artesian well. J WAR BONDS 6-rnom Oaf I'.illi 'd r iinprove- Sepllr lank. Ijivatorv. l-ot CHAIR-^Blue Velour Wing CHialr ...... 8.00 .50M50. ,S. P. f'J..500. H. P. • ments hiii h-a*. Garage;^*' CHAIRS—Antique Victorian Arm ChairsEach 38.00 $ 5 9 . 9 5 Rental S50. 8.500. • ' OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS*^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ma j o r h o o p l a CHAIR— Antique Chair, beige Upholstery . . I ...... 15.00 ,. I f Available (or city gaa; 4 Probably most dangerous CHAIR—Beige Wing Chair...... 10.00 afaio a. model , (or Phllgaa—• branch of any s ^ i c e in our armsjl GEORGE, PUT yOOR AHOE.S ON / OA& m T AUL,tWlGe<=>.' IHAVt WOU IP A R.HjUn\BA Office Open 8;:t0 A. M. to .5:30 P. M. Daily Except LJUDV.'TAME VOUtt. STOCKlKJCiS (slight extra ehai^). <»5EN THAT <»IHALL PLUMGER. WE UOUR-O VMOUlO’O O ,''^ Sunday.,, Also 7 to 9 P, ,M. Thursday Eveningra. CHAIR—Rebuilt Club Chair, Burgundy uphoUtery.. 8ft.80 forces Is tha raratreag aervloa. OFF t h e IAANJTEL / TEDOY, PICK UP SEt: THEM NOW! Thsir vary Uvts depsBd upon tba VOUR COST AMD GET yOuR CA.P, , Us SOFA—Rust Frieze'UphoUtered Sofa, spring and equipment era furnish thsm when OPP THE LAMP,' AmD HURR'V" PiPEE iN THE I'NE yo u P . )4E p .o .''~ 69.80 .\dditiunai Li-stinRS Available At Oflicea. sagproof construction ...... Purchase OertiOcate they are dropped into enemy uirrt^ THERE’S SOm EOME a t THE ■ PER.PECTEO A DAXTUNG POOT- HAslE y o u l o o k e d LIVING .ROOM—3 Piece Maple Living Room Set, Required. tory. CletUag atone for' e part' DOOR.' iSAU L PlCW a n d I NEED THE , UNDER. THE: ^ 75.00 sofa,Vhalr and platform rocker...... t r e ^ r costa $tl$.l8. He carries two VACOUIA CUP ‘51MK ? M 1^ 1 i ALLEN & HITCHCOCK, INC. 10.20 parachutes. FROIH. THAT 531 DRACTTED Manchester Office: Benson's As swingy as a gay tune la the OEM ic e .' 953 MAIN STREET TEL. .3301 718 MAIN STREET long line Jacket and th< flaring > WiUimantic Office: Next To the A. * P. ' skirt a t this two piece costume. 5 6 5 0 824 MAIN STREET . . TEL. 1935 WATKINS You'll like It with th|^ sailor collar 6 IOTHII6 I N C and ruffles i( you want a “draaay” outflL or itlthout them U you need s T v * Y a tellored sulL LANK LEONARD Pattern No. 8488 is designed (or MICKEY FINN PremcmUloii ■ sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. 18 and 20. Size 12, with $-4. sleeves. Jacket MAYM THE FACTORY IH 4*4866— THAT ^ FIVE BUCKS ON 1 "HOT SHOT: — AND YOU SMY \ YES— K without collar, takes 3 7-8 yards V YOU DI04PT HAYEJr EADING IS OFFERING SOME /COULD BE H. ■HOT SHOT* IN j EH? OKP^'- 89-Inch tnaterlal $ 1-3 yards ma­ 70CAU HIM /TM pa per ! KMO OF A BONUS yFLOSSlE I BUT STlU. THE THIRD! y I’U. TAKE chine made ruffling to trim. *!) WD PHit giveAIoo, Flossie! m s IMORNtNQTj AND HE TO INCREASE ( i JtiST CANT SEE (Tf For this attractive pattern, send VOM AMV HINt IthAT’S WHY I*M PROOUCTION— IhIM GETTING SO 15 cents, plus 1 cent (or postage, in coin, your name and address and THAT HE IMAS/RUSHCD OFF By Mrs. Anne Cabot Never let iF be said that one of IMtC OF HOW HE /W O ^ E O ! ^ DOWN HEREV t o THE AND HE'S GOING/ENTHUSIASTK. OVER in coins, with » u r name, address, the pattern number to Anne Cabot '.'ii The cuff around the top may be e brave men lost his life because NG EXPECTS TO \«MHENEVER HE ' AHEAD OF fTACTORY WITH­ OUT a f te r irly T H E PiROSPECr OF 4pattmw number and size to The T h. Manchester Herald, KM Sev­ ONTMf Manchester livening Herald To. emphasized by an edging 0 $ con- enth avenue. New York 11, N. Y. «i e at home did not giv f him proper MAKE EXTRA lACTS MYSTBOOUfi OUT RNISHING DOING M0R$ WORK! IT ’ II ‘MONEY, frR0U8LE ISdUST^ BREAKFAST/ MUST BE SOMETHING a s c ! day's Pattern Service, 106' 7th, trastihg color—with.: the button Bncloee 1 oeot poetege for eecb equipment Your porehase at War S.-SPUTT -fWONTR M «C FINN? / AROUND -fl Avenua New York 11 N. T. matching the smartness of theas pettem ordered. Beads or other OevenaMRl SeeL , Npw you can order the new (all, ilea ghree btan tfaet equipmetit y iS L l., F40. !PHH. CORNER! Keep up yOiir wartime sewing, slippers is assured. The sole may be crocheted o( rug yam. These and winter issue a t Anne Cabot’s “They give tb ^ Uvea—You land HS NADFi'Tw thus you are helping bring victory MiMtsht SriHWitti Im. ' aboher. You'll find 8S-pagea o( ab­ alippers are pretty in roee with Album! This latest jmiUon fea­ your meney." u. s . Temmih t m rm mt sorbing sewing news. 102 new de­ black Soles and edging. tures' a stimulating Gift Bgsaar, signs in the new (ail Issivc of To obtain romplctr crocheting and a serioa a t (res pqttems . . . j "Fashion," Just out A cbpv Js $6 Instmctions for these .?Uppers it is a booklet every needto worker ^ »z leeqte. , ~ > , (Pattern .No. 5650J -send 10 cents, wantgl Price 16 eente. • . » . • • ■ • 'x J tha future change the .course of the goods fo r manufacture, eahlee, Small Things world's history for the better?" Returns oonds, excess eredltl and all other Hassett Say^ Army Benefit Manchester In the late afternoon and evening such taxable goods. Average Daily Circulation ' "About Town .South Church was boat to a The last day Is October 31. The Widither Dale Book number of young people from the He^s W ounded For theyfoatli of aeptoaber, Ittt Forecast of L'. 8. Weather Bureau Ta Play Here W orth WhUe Nutmeg Trail of the Norwi^Dis- Before Nov. 1 0 «B «n l iPrtfMW OinUr M«. 41, trict at a rally. Rev. J. Eller will ttMt at «U« iM t Wd« RWirw Tonight W. Armistice Dinner 8 ,3 5 4 , Moderate to occasionally heavy / — Mothers’ Club meeting, Center of Jewett City, andid RpV. Howard rain tonight and W'sdnesday morn­ ;»Uoii C m ^ te m o m m aiwUiv Pastor WaWl Describes ToWer,nwi executive s^efetaetary of Assessors. Give Warning Relatives o f Local Sea­ Member of the Audit Important busi- “ This Is the Army” to church. Rabbi . Abraham J. Feld­ Of VFW Auxiliary ing; no Important temperature bfMCht IV at Uilt man in book review. ' What We Can Do to Christian Educatioii of the confer­ To Local Residents man Hear from Him Bureau of Clrealatloeo change* I fresh winds. Be Pi^sented at the Tomorrow ence were leader^ Epworth Circle of the W.SXI.8. of South church Hallowe’en Party. Catholic La­ Me^ Real Test. Who Are Liable. At Hospital Bate. Manchenter-^A City o f Village Charm State Tomorrow. with Misritiazel Origga as chair­ Andereon-Shea Auxiliary, No. M utaac F ocw t TaD Otdan of dies of Columbus, Center Springe man served supper. club house. Tha assessors -are asking those 2046, Veterans of Foreign Ware, Relatives of Thomas Lao HaS- (Claaataed AdvertWag aa Pago 8) MMBon, will tttla avcnins The Army wtll be at full This is a great daiOJor small . Ipoun'g people of the Youth Fel­ VOL. LXIII., NO. 22 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1943 (TEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS M T:SO.hi the IfaMiUe Temple. Wedneeday, Oct. 27 things," said Rev. W. Ralpli Ward. lowship with Miss Anna Wilbur, who have to file returns of taxable win hold Its annual Armisticie sett who waa wounded on Sep­ strength at the special showing of Meeting, 'Educational Club, Na­ director of Christian Education property In Manchester, to do so dinner st the Post rooms on Sat- tember 7 in Vie Italian invasion, "This Is the Army’’ at the State than Hale school at 7:30, Jr., in his sermon at South Metho­ Pfc. Aleaander Ferrwon of the were in charge of the social period. before the end of this week if they u rd ^ evening, November 6 at 7 :15. have just received, letters from tomorrow for the benedt of • Ih* Surgical dressings for Red dist church yesterday morning, U. a. M. C., eon of Mr. and Mre. ’’because in the small things'of life In the evening wonhip Mrs. Post members will be the gueais of him, dated at a base hospital ^ Trying to Rip Clark Greets Eisenhowcj in Naples Army Emergency Relief Fund. Cross. All women welcome each Irene Towle and Mrs. Ines ’Truax wish to save the additional 10 per North 'Africa, where he ha's .been Alexander Fercueon of Footer Wednesday, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. the great matters meet their real the auxiliary. A charge will be Warrant Officer Evans of the shared iii the service marking the cent that they must add if .the list confined. The young sailor etates Four Red Armies r •tteet ie home on furlough from test. The test of the four freedoms made for auxiliary and club mem- American Legion Home, Leonard beginning of a Week of Prayer and AlUed Const Artillery (A A) Band will is not filed on time. that he had to undergo a stom­ Sieze Farria Island. He will report berc and their friends. Lillian street. is being made by each of us as we Self Denial by the Women’s So­ Hole in Story tok further training at Cherry present the full band on the State grant their express or deny them it is not necessary for any per­ Cheney, chairman, has aa her com­ ach operation, also that/nls back stage at 8 o’clock and will play sev­ Friday, Oct. 29 ciety. Mr. Ward preached the ser­ was injured, but h e /s getting o Folnt Naval Air Base In N. C. In Hallowe'en Dance, Army and by our own way of life." son who owns only real estate or mittee, Dora Modean and Past eral patriotic numbers while \ the Describing this at the true sec­ mon on the,theme "Power to see it Presidents Gertrude Buchanan, along nicely and h o ^ s within a Pursue Germans ten days. Navy club at clubhouse.^- through.” an automobile to file, aa this is ’X patrons are being seated. ond front of this war, Mr. Ward Bertha Wetherelh Florence Peter­ short time to be^vatided to this Of Detective A platoon of WAACs will act as Saturday, Nov, 8 taken care of by the assesso Anderson-Bhea AuxUlary No. said, “ Every day aa we come into son. Maud Leggett and Jane For­ country for a rew r Towns Regional meeting' of Soroptl- f • 10 Gains; ushers during the evening and a contact with people of other races without the necessity of the person tin. The first information in regard IdM, V. F. W., win meet In the Jeep load qf MP's will be on hand mist clubs at "Y." Post rooms at Manchester Green and grant to them the freedom we No Celebration appearing, but there is the neces' The committee has planned a to his InjurlM was received Sep­ Retreat Speeded Questions Shouted De* within andNylthout the theater Annual Armistice Dinner at sity for those who have certain nice dinner and a pleasant evening tember yii/-vhm his mother, Mrs. tomorrow evening at eight o’clock Post Room. Anderson-Shea Auxi­ want for ourselves we are winning during the perfaj^ance. tha battle of democracy and mak­ personal property that must be to follow. The menu has been aementine Palmer of 159 Oak- signed to Trap Mi­ ■harp. The club will hold a Major J. A. McDonald of the liary, V. F. W. Of Navy Day Here tianowe’en party Saturday eve­ ing a juat and permanent peace filed. This includes store owners, posted on the Bulletin Board, also a lan^^treet received an unsigned ami Policeman and local Sunday, Nov. 7 poasibla. If on the second front who must file the value of their place has been made to register tqjegram, apparently from o ^ rt Badly Mauled Nazi Units Defense ning of this week. Chaplain GorsUne wilrw^ress the 18th anniversary of dedication stock and fixtures, machinery, for the dinner. Reservations will Film Actor ^s now (MtabUshed on our own door­ Walter Leclerc has received Kis buddies. / Waging Desperate But Cause Change in Tale. assembly on the meanlnV^of the qF South Methodist church. step w« can conquer race prejudice water power, farming tools, dams, be cloMKl October 30, and the c6mr Brownie Troop No. 25 will meet Army Emergency Relief Wednemday, Nov. 10 notice from the Governor's office horses, cattle, sheep, goats, swine, mittee ask. that all planning to at­ and blgotiy; If we can live in peace Futile Rearguard Ac­ Nassau, Bahamas, Oct. 26.— {JPt at ISmanuel Lutheran church to­ which all the profits of the s| Hallowe’en Tea. Green PTA at between ounelvee and those who of his appointment as chairman of poultry and jewelry, household fur­ tend regfiater before that tin).' by The Motheis Circle of Bt. Ber­ Idea Behind Nazis Apparently Fall morrow afternoon at 3:15. nard will meet Wednesday evening —With a bare-flsted cross-examin­ picture showing will be devoted. the Green school, differ with us then we will have in the Navy Day celebration for Man­ niture, libraries, tractors and road calling the following numbe;:8, V. F, tions Along 200-Mile Federal Jobs Bitter Fight The band concert will start at 8 Saturday, Nov IS machlnenr, aircraft machinery, W. a u b , 3818, Lillian Chepfey, 4379, with Mrs. John Hartl^lii TUaatt- ation, the defense tried today to Back to New Posi­ our hand th# key that will unlock chester. Mercy Plane Orford Parish Chapter. D. A. o’clock and the picture, two hours 1 Cedars Ceremonial at ,the gates of thie troubled world farm produce, mechanics’ tools. or Gertrude Buchanan, 8806. vUle. Front; Thousands of break down the testimony of a in lengrth, will begin jil 8:15. Masonic Temple, There will be no parade and little tions; Some of Rear­ tL , win meet Thursday, October 'and let it out upon the pastures .of other visible activity as there is Nazis Reported Killed. calm, deliberate American detec­ Not Halting Seen on Tax 38 at 2:30 In th^ Town and Coun­ All seats for tomorrow’s pro­ Friday. Nov. 26 peace and goodwill.’' guards Still Offer gram are reserved and tickets are Annual ball. Memorial Hospital no time to organize. In view of the tive who had oqtlined to a Baha­ ty a u b building. 22 Woodland Little Thinge That Count fact that Wednesday is Navy Day IVavy Ambulance Plane mas Supreme court jury key points Street, Hartford, with Ruth still available at the State theater Auxiliary at Hotel Bond. Mr. Ward also pointed out that it Moscow, Oct. 26.— (/P)— Draft Calls Lifting Plan Stubborn Resistance; box office. and in addition to that it has been in the (brown’s case against Alfred Wyllya Chapter as hostess. Six ’Thumday, Doc. 2 is the little things that test our Four hard-hitting Soviet Will Be Christened; Bazaar of South Methodist W. deemed advisable not to do any­ de Marigny. on ^rial for the mur­ Germans Lay Down other chapters will attend, name­ lives. No one knows when ws thing that will interfere with the Armies today were pursuing Beery*8 Urge for Bed der of Sir Harry 6akes. ly, Bnfleld, SuRleld, Bristol. New s c s. shall be called to make the sacrifice Heavy Shelf Wedneoday, De>Cr 8 intensive drive that is now on for the battered legions of Adolf His black robe ivvaying as he Roosevelt Says Only Butter or Margarine Is­ Fire Britain, East Hartford, Rockville. or carry out in behalf of others the National W ar Fund. SetJb These Fabrics Led to Visualization. held aloft a sheaf of handwritten North Methodist W. S. C. 8. The state and the vice regent Police Court that deed which 'will stand out and Chairman Leclerc is asking th. Hitler retreating across notea, Aasoclate Counsel W. E. A. 3.2 Per Cent of Civil­ sue in Congress May On British Front. win be the speakers. ^ supper and aale. then we Shall know as the Master schools and High sihool, to take a southern Russia from the Callender shouted questions de­ said, "those who have been faithful Chicago, Oct. 26.—(81—A new ian Employes Have Re­ Russell.. Sauqders of 46 Pearl classrooms, both in the grade shattered Pnieper river de­ signed to trap Capt. E. W. Melchen Cause Dissension In­ Allied Headquarters, A I-, over a few things shall be made schools Sind High chool, to take a Navy ambulance plane will be of the Miami police and cause him Miss Anna Thurner is chairman street was given .a 60-day jail aen- Local Officer ruler over many things." fense wall toward the Bug ceived Deferments. side Farm Delegation. giers, Oct. 26.—f/P)— Allietf'j tence, auspended, on condition few minutes on Wednesday to talk christened five years after Its de­ to vary from his testimony about of the committee from the Young "Above all thia is qo day to river, 175 rhiles to the west. Armies in Italy' have cap**;! Faople’s Society whU* W serving a that he pay his wife $22 a week on the event,. velopment began —because e the beating and burning of the Leads Squadron deaplse small things for we have Manchester's service clubs -'imu Front dispatches indicated that aged millionaire in his country es­ Washington. O ct 26.—(iP)—An­ Waahington, Oct. 26.—(yP)—But­ tured 10 more towns in ad­ apaghsttl supper Wednesday eve- towards the support of the family no way of telling from our preMnt the badly mauled Nazi forces movie actor wanted a bed in his Mhig at the OonoOitUa Liither.tn o t five. Saunders was In court re­ those veteran organizations meet­ tate, Westbourne, last July. swering that he termed “ mud­ ter or margarine—a choice the vances of five to six miles, it the Ukraine. Justice Sir Oscar Bedford Daly women—2,980,404, of whom 2.- graduating from Manchester High. tlon Bus, and Walter A. Msaette 825,904 are in continental United supnly, was being threatened by of this town, employed as a truck (Indicative of Russian offensive read his longhand account o f Mel- Strewn with Wreckage Vares^laydan Falls to the Fifth and Eighth Armteafrom KEMP'S strength In the far north, the Po­ Gearhart Urges Enact' chen’s testimony, occasionally look­ Jap Leaders States—as of July 31. Memorial Temple Pythian Bis- driver TSy Alexander Jarvis, Inn. Of 311 Planes in Four Of those In the United States. the south Sind southeast. charged with failure to give the Tel 5680 lish Telegraph Agency in London ing to the witness for confirmation. Partisans After Fierce Some German rearguards still ters will meet tomorrow evening in 768 Main St. 39” Frosted Plain quoted underground sources as ment After Congres 1,952,700 work for the War and Odd Fellows hall. A Hallowe’en proper band signals The charge! Another Shipment! Note* Left In Miami Recent Assaults by. Navy departments, and about 84,- offered stubborn resistance. rsaultsd from an sccidant In saying that the German^ have al­ sional Tax Staff Sub­ Quef tioning Melchen about burns Sober About 12-Hotir Battle; Ger­ Francoliae wqa captured in 6- social will follow the business ready mined Lwow in southeast­ 000 have been given occupational Sion, and each member is urged to which the bus and s truck owned on the bedscreen, Callender Hundreds o f Aircraft. deferments. man Losses Heavy. fresh advance westward aimed .at by Alexander Jarvis were involved Fine Wale Spun Rayon ern Poland, ready to blow It to mits Its Proposals. brought out that the d*tectlve the main enemy defense poaiUoni provide a grotesque costume and ruins to the event o f a Russian The Post Office department, the hat. Appropriate refreshments will on Center street, near Proctor made notes during his Investiga­ War Outlook at Mondragone and Maaaico ridge FOR TOP VALUE breakthrough on the White Rus­ Allied Headquarters in the next largest emnloyer, has 315,- London, Oct. 26.—lyPy—German be served. Road, st 10:50 s m.. Sept. 18, In­ BuUetin! tion, but left them in Mia'mi. 741 workers of whom only 61—all which towers 2,500 feet. RoccheU IN A NEW HOME sian front.) "W hy didn’t you bring them ?" Southwest Pacific, Oct. 26.— forces lost their last heavy indiys- ta is four miles northeast of Spa­ juring a number of the hue pas­ Washington. OcL 26.—(4>— postal Inspectors—have bred de­ sengers See the Ones Being Built By Fabrics .Attack West of Krlchev the attorney demanded. (jflPj— Rabaul, the heart of try center in Bosnia today when ranise. Corp. Edwin Peseik, ton of Mr. Corduroy The House Ways and Means “ Because I was advised by the Hiroliito Terms Present ferred. (Several Russian Infantry divi­ Japanese air might in the In all other governmental agen- Preparing Major Stand Mid Mrs. Lucas Pescflt o f Clinton committee voted today to honorable attorney general (Eric Yugoslav partisans captured the sions attacked west of Krlchev in Southwest Pacific, has been Situation Grave; To- c.ien, 13,902 men have been grant­ Official information from the' street, is home on a ten-day fur­ GREENBROOKE White Russia yesterday, the Ber­ boont. the tax on llqnor from $6 Hallinan) that I would not be al­ steel manufacturing city of Vares. lough from Seymour Johnson BUOB OOFBAM . per gallon, to $10, bat rejected completely overpowered and ed occupational deferments. front confirmed an earlier fore­ (■■owB As Queea AUoe) lin radio said today. Indicating. lowed to refer to notes in court, ’ jo Asserts Conflict Mayden, 20 miles north of Sara­ cast that the Germans are prepar­ - Field, N. C. He suOcessfully com­ HOMES, INC C yard all proposals for nay Increases Melchen replied easily. strewn with the wreckage of Total Deferment 98,0.73 ~~ pleted a 15 week course in air­ BPaUTDAL MEUIVM • that the Soviets might be reopen­ Tlie total occupational defer­ jevo, a communique of the Yugo­ ing a major stand along a line' ing an offensive to take Mogilev, in tobacco or gasoline levies. -Spectators tittered and court Growing in Intensity. plane engine mechenlsm at Em­ Sevaath Daaghtor at a Seventh Son On Walkei .‘Street 311 planes in four recent ment figure Is 98.053. slav National Liberation Army an­ from Mondragone on the west 69 300 miles' north of the Dneprope­ Committee members eathnated guards— in tropical helmets, coast northeastward through Ven- bry Riddle Technical sdsooi, B on With a VolL Smart for sport wear. Looks lika wooL daylight assaults by hun­ In addition, there are 2,003 uni­ nounced today. trovsk battle area. that' under the increased liquor white coats and blue, red-striped New York, Oct. 26—(;?>)—Japan’s . Miami, Fla., and an advanced niinrtliHB Dally, taeludlog Sunday, For further Information call at Frosted appearance. In copen blue, medium tax, the total levy on a drink dreds of General MacArthur's formed personnel in the War Ship­ The city fell to the guerrilla • A .M .t o 9 P . M. Or By Apptilnt- Alexander Jarx’is Co. offlee on The ideal fabric for dresses, skirts, jackets, blue, wine, green, and deep aqua apd scarlet. (The RCd Army troops attack­ trousers--called out: ’’Silence.” two higliest leaders— Emperor ((wntinued nr Page Pwo) course at Lynn, Mass. Corporal and overalls. Six colors in scarlet. Yale blue, o f 100 proof liquor, estimating bombers and fighters. Today's ping administration’s training or­ warriors of Gen. Joaip (Tito) Broz c m t . la the Servlea of the Peo- Center street ur 'ai So Alexander ed on a wide front imder cover of Melchen, under the questioning, communique disclosed the results Peseik was graduated from Man­ medium blue, dark green, tan, and brown. 80 drink* to the gallon, wonid estimated that two or three hairs Hirohito and Premier Hideki Tojo ganization and 14-050 cadets in after a fierce 12-hour battle, the pla for M Fean. street. fog, but German counter-attacks of the third and fourth raids by chester High school in 1942. approximate 13.5 cents. The out of each ten on de Marlgny’s —joined today in giving the 83rd the training organization schools. communique, broadcast by the IW Chareh Street, Hartford, Oona. Phonee: 4112 or 7275 repulsed them and Ironed out lo­ neatly 300 planes Saturday and Free Yugoslav radio, said. German •-26X4 - cal breakthroughs, the broadcast tax would be smaller on tower forearms were burned. special session of the Diet a sober I who have been^jleferred, but the Mr. and Mrs. Harold r . Bldwell proof Hqnnrs. The tax fram­ Sunday—123 enemy aircraft cer­ president said' these men sre not losses In men and material were declared.) Callender led him to say that tainly' wiped out and 45 others appraisal of the war outlook, with will leave Wednesday for Saraso­ Costume Fabric for It was Gen. Rodion X. Malinov­ ing body also approved In­ he used a magnlf>1ng glass, and "really part of the civilian establ- heavy, the bulletin added. Two F lashes! ta. Fla., where thcyi plan to re­ 39” creases In taxes on other al­ probably destroyed. Tojo asserting that the Allies, "de. lishment of the government.’’ nearby railway stations were also Hallowe^en sky’s . Third Ukrainian Army not the naked eye. to examine the This mounting disaster at Ja­ (Late Bulletlne ot the UP) Wlra> main until next June. They will which stormed Dnepropetrovsk to coholic beverages. hairs. fcated at the beginning," were "I am convinced that they (Fed­ destroyed. visit their eon and daughter-in- pan’s New Britain air fortress now “overcoming many difficul­ Forred To Withdraw topple that great economic and Then the attorney attempted to over a 12-day period, from Oct. 12 eral workers) are anxious to put Hammer Jap Supply Routee law, Mr. and Mca Jerold'Bidw4ll Washington, ,Oct. 26.—(4*) ties and dangers and the war is on their, country's uniform and In another battle far to the military center. He was support­ cause him to say . that Capt. to 24. has been achieved at a Netv Delhi, Oct. 36.—(,Fv—U. 8. of Buckroe Beach, Va., and leave ed on his right flank by Gen. Ivan Representative’ Geafhart (R-Calif), James O. Barker; the other Miami growing in intonsity." that they have been kept, often north, the partisans were said to for Florida November 1. Jerold Use Johns-Mansville Spun Rayon price of only 12 raiders. Two The cni.)oror. in one of his in­ loth ,\ir Force Mitchells aad '' 27” Plain Colored House Ways and Means meiflber, agalnat- iheir will in their present have stormed into the town of Bidwcil, a mechanical engineer In Lightning fighters and two Mitch­ frequent declarations on the war, Breko, on the Save river, but Liberators hammered home "de­ • (Continued on *ng«. Five) today urged enactment of a Fed­ (Oontlaned eh Page Six) ell bombers were lost in the latest risive blows at Japanese attemple the government employ, tests sea­ termed japan's present situation (CVrntlnued on Page Two) were forced to withdraw after the planes at nearby Langley Field.. eral retail sales tax, declaring It attacks but both fighter piloU "truly grave." Hi.s imperial Germans rushed in 20,000 troop, to maintain suppl.v routes la and the crew of one )>omber .were Serge Cambrics the on ly‘ way left open to obtain r-scrlpt was read in his presence and strong formations of bombing northern Burma” over the week­ saved. ’ ■ r at the formal opening of the Diet end, bombing and straflag rail- ' Frank Miller, employed at the Sailor Held needed wartime bilUona now that Cadet Denies ToUl air losses of the Japanese planes from Serbia to reinforce Savings Bank of Manchester, is at session, according to a domestic Raids Hiirtiiia; the 5,000 men defending the town. wa.ve and bridges, a ronnnualqaa otbei* proposals have fallen flat. listed in today’s communique ac­ Tokyo broadcast reported to the announced toda.v. Targets includ­ the Hartford hospital for an opera­ counts of widespread operations The partisans said they blew up a tion on his knee. Some few years In Shooting Gearhart was the first Republi­ Slaying Wife Office of War Information. strategic Save river bridge before ed Pintha on the Burma railroad. C yard can oiv the tax-framing group.-to were 203 which raised to approxi­ "The present war situation is Veu 70 mile* northweet of Maa- ago he injured his knee in a basket­ mately 800 the number of enemy Nazis’ Morale retreating. ball game and since that time it declare publicly for the soles levy, very complicated," Tojo said. "The Near AndriyeVica in Monte­ dalay, the Moza river brtdgeJielow 16 which also has been, advocated by planes bagged within the last twd- .N'aba Junction. Kanbaulu. 90 miles has given him considerable trou­ , To hobnob with the goblins you must be enemy, who was defeated at tlie negro, German columns, aided b.v, ble. Charge of Homicide Is Representative (D-Va). Steadfastly Maintains In­ week period ' In the South and north of .Mandalay, and objectives 1 Wool lyke serge weave for fall and wiiHer dressed for Hallowe’en. All colors in this In­ Southwest Pacific.' beginning, is, In fear of the rich­ Cracking Umlcr Strain Albanian mercenaries, launched expensive fabric. His statement came after the ness of our conquered territory, several attaclts on units of the in northern Burma. The railroad wear. In red, blue, brown, green, and deep Placed Against Broth- congressional U^c staff submitted nocence as Authorities Nearly 50 Liberators, heavily Dilworth-Cornell Post. American ------X trj’ing to overwhelm our nation. bridge at Lllaw was made unserv- aqua. Of Steadily Increasing Ireahle. .411 the pUnes reluraed Legion, will meet tonight at the er-in-Law of- Girl. Quiz Him Again. (Continued on Page Six) The enemy is overcoming many (Continued on Pate Two) (Conttnned on Page Six) diqiculties and dangers and the safely. Legion home on Leonard street. ----- X, .Allied Aerial Attacks. • * « ’The activity committee vCill report New York, Oct. 26—(iP)—Tall, ■ \ war is growing in intensity-” ■ Dartmouth, Mass., Oci. 26—(S’)— .tdvertlsing Bill .Approved at 7:15. District Attorney Wlillam C. Cross- athletic-looking Wayne Lonergan, Treasury Balance To Strengthen War Ovtput leith, Scotland. Oct. 26,—iJO— termed "by New York police “a Because there "is no tilile to be Washington. Oct. 36.-—I-P,—The 39” Spun Rayon ley announced today that a charge British soldiers who have jiTst re­ Nazi Planes Senate Banking committee ap­ Captain Raymond J. Carey,. Jri, State Victor likely suspect” in the slaying of Washington. Oct. 26— i4>» The slack in war,’” Tojo said, thfe gov­ turned from Nasi prison camps of homicide hah *>««" placed proved today by a vote ol II to 5 . has returned to Dallas, Texas, after ’ /P illow . AND against Albert Lessa, 19-year-oW his 22-year-old heiress wife, Patri­ position of the Treasury OcX. 23: ernment ras decided on a ne\V^n- sx,- that German hope and moral- a ten . day leave spent with 42 cia, steadfastly maintained his in­ RcceipU. $77,827,765.56; ex- dustrial and manpow.:r mobiliZa- is cracking under the strain of the Bankhead biti authorizing the member ol the merchant marine. InTbaxSiiit Near London Treasury to spend up to $30,088,- . his parents: Mr. and Mrs. R. J. In connection with the shotgun nocence. today as authorities quizz­ pendituies, $277,705,450.94; net the steadily increasing British Andes ed him again in Toronto. (Continued on Page Six) OOtt annually for war bond adver­ Carey, of 41 Stnckland street. Cap­ Acetate Croydon death of his 14-vesr-old aister-in- balance, $20,393,111,970.39. American air attacks on their tain Carey has been with the U. S. I'sw, Shirley May Wilcox, on Satur­ The Royal Canadian Air Force key cities and war factories. tising in newspapers. Onb’ «■« A substitute for lumber cadet was quesUpned for three Swoo|i Over Outlying! minor amendment, providing that , Army for the past two years, and day.) To Recover $19,389.42 Without exception every one received his promotion from lieu­ Lessa was quoted by the district hours last night by Asaistant Dis­ of the repatriates' who tal'ked Districts^ But Veer Off the advertising be placed at pr^ i , *■ On Gasoline Gulf Corp. rallinii, space rates, wras Insertod tenant to the rank of captain last Flannel sttornay a* saying that the abotgun trict Attorney John Loehr of New with interviewers after landing at March. - was discharge accidentally In the Claimed Evaporated. York but appeared unruffled when Use Radio, Phonograph this port yesterday expCessed a As Guns in Action. In the bill. It is impregnated with asphalt which makes ■Wilcox home while both he end the he left police headquarters early similar belief—that the Gertnana Manchester Lodge, Xo. 73; A. F. 11 WILL HEAT 8 ROOMS 3 9 ^ y " 4 .girl were handling it. today to await further question­ realize they are licked. London. Qct. 26—(J*)—German Found Slain in Bed A A. M., will hqjd its regular com- j it waterproof ani^ gives it a high-insulating "Shirley end I liked each other Hartford, Oct: 26.—i/f)—Superior ing.. In Language^Instruction. "Even German newspapers are warplanes swooped over outlying laibbock, Texas. Oct. 36— have been destroyed, whole fac­ jHoekere Polat shipyard today. (“ " ^ ley was present and asked -for tributor's busineas.’’ A medical exa&lnar’a report Place said Northwestern la the na­ being used in Spanish, Italian, station at (jaen, while R. A. F.. ^rtilguese and ' French claaseai. tories have b ^ n blown to pivcea Mitchells and Dutch Naval planes lu g' a «veck-«M amrk ^noanccncnt of Opening the shotgim of-her brother, David. Soatelaa Conorattoa Claliii ■aid Mrs. Lonergan, who was sep­ tion’s first university to Introduce Oempaiiy offielala aald tba Greta Stampa Jud^e MelUtaanatrtiled the.'cor- this learning-by-hesrln'g system on More advanced students get a and whole areas hs've’ been laid bombed an airfield near Brest Date! The W. G. Glenney Co. He went up stairs where the sbot- arated from her husband, died at - Six planes, including two med­ eera walked out laot Taeoday 1 poration’a claim that the . state 10 A m. Sunday. Death waa due the basis of instruction In aU be­ practical .application of conversa­ WAste.’*’ Given With Cash Sates. gtm was kept, loaded It and then Ever ‘present In the German, ium bombers, were loat in these AFL Preaideut WilHain flraw treasurer’s demand for <;ertiin of to battering and strangulation, the ginning romance language courses. tion, pronunciation and grammer M B Y R R St Coal, I.nmher, Masons* Supplies, Paint brought it down again. ^ mind, Mr. Grundy said, la the dis­ operations, the buIleUi) said. ed Bsembera o f the lat Th€ J W .H A U COM The J W .I U U COM After the sh'>: i)n .•.•»s dis­ the taxes "involves a retroactive report stated, i "Marked Imtirovement'’ Seea 4 by listening to broadcasts emanat­ ing from foreign countries and organization pf the country’s la- British light Naval forces pro- Brotherhood of IHactrieal MENDEL.^OHN, INC. m NO. MAIN ST. TEI.. 4148, MANCHESTER Buy War Bonds charged the girl, fril li> the floor. ce.ersal of a tong continued con- Meanwhile, police here pressed The new program,- using a edm- ehould operate throe f 'hUNCHisTui Co n n - MAHCHSsraii CoN(i' sent from the United States to B uckland and Stamps! bl.nation of recordings played on a craaefc ■eecial fihoBoZraph and heard eOrr Latin America and Eurupa. (CoutUiued oa Page Two) (Couttaaed ea Page Twej