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K V F O C T T I X I t ^ttrnihg Xrrali S a t u r d a y , S E P T T ra iiE R M , 194JJ p If Wise, One Buys War Savings Bonds Now! About Town Aviation Cadet Knights Plan Cooper Named Heard Along Main Street Aveiage Daily Circulation Open Meeting Fctr tlw Menta of Angnat, 1 9 4 2 The Weather South Methodist Mpworth And OH Some of Manche$ter*M Side Streets, Too Deputy Chief RALLY D A Y Foreoaat of U. 9- Weather Biaean will meet tomorrow eve- . 7,530 j la the church and the epeaher Mooh cooler tooigtlt with fight [be Albert U MacLean, of Hol- Cdunpliell Cxniiiril to "nie general impression seems to i thutight better of the deed later on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th Loj^I Man Appointed * . * Member of the Audit froat and dangM o t heavy froet In ■treet. The meeting will be Have Judge Shed^ as that the fellowa working In and left it on a side street where exposed piaoea. j —lied at a new time, 6:30 p. m. war industry plants put in un­ it was reported by neighbors as To Region Position Buixian o f Clrcnlattoiie - It la h op^ that there will be a The Principal Speaker. usually lo(ig hours. No doubt teey having been abandoned. It was For Defense Work. Manchester— A City of Village Charm I iS i attendance. do. counting the overtime they soon fduixd. who owned the bicycle South Methodist Church Campbell Council. No. 67.3, work. The various afaifts these and it was returneil to Bidweil'A. . Main Street and Hartford Road y t — £dna Tajdor, of High men work probably has a lot to Now when you pass, BidjvcII's Raymond Cooper, deputy air VOL. LXI„ NO. 306 (daaoUled Adverttang on Page 12) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) { atreet, waa pleasantly surprised Knights of Columbus, will hold do with the impression. .They sleep you can easily recognize te* bike raid warden In the Manche.ster 9:10—SANrrUARY HOUR FOR ALL PRICE THREE-CEI ' naterday evening with a birthday an 'open meeting at Its home, at dilTerent hours of'fh e day and that was stolen fo^a day because Civilian Defense Council, has been CHILDREN AND YOUTH there is a chaiiT through the party given by a few of Her friend? Main and Delmont streets. Mon­ tfiiey'^ hoiiraJsHe has to get up early in refreshments and a social hour. A for pulling up the backstop! one experience. Maine for a fishing. Wllluiin F. I>nvids»n the morHing to i;et his slock in fence, home plate, the p it^ ers ■Jarge attendance is expected. On Tuesday evening, September ' ■'' - t ' ■■ shape and fie remains right on the box and the iron rings to whiem 29, Mr, Cooper will address GilJ- 'Seized as Potential Host­ 'w,w, * ''t'" • J f r s . R. Delane^^f .22 H.iw- William F. Dhridsoiu .s08sib1>vto get ficult to reason, local sports fol­ meeting and social after which val’s Government in Germans, Sent by Tra ward Fraher, William ■ Kenne ^ and expert.H to leave within the clerks now for these storKjobs lowers say. how any plan to tear, s200 IN PRfZES ext eight weeks He is a gradu­ has been arranged for and a large ►Mr. Cooper will explain the funda­ Nazis Claim Three and Edward McManus. During and in many ' cases the owmera up the diamond for a football Vichy; Diplomats at J, -1 * ♦ port Plane, Pour intol ate of M. H. 3. Cla.ss of ItHlA. crowd is indicated by. the ticket mentals of the pre.sent setup • for Hit Enem ies the course of the evening they demand. Members o f the comniit- could not afTord to put on a fut gridiron is justified. Football has civilian detense. The commitlee in : OF ♦ O ■■ Debria-Oiokeri Streets;| were entertained by - the four teo fn charge have tlcket.s for time clerk. They arc limited in played many years at the charge of the affair is headed by Without Official ^ord. ‘•'t ♦ • * ' Baulettp Sisters who sang popu­ ARMY & NAVY duB, Inc. s^ a a of the sale. The committee includes the amount of their income and Wefttaide. And the gridiron was Mrs. John J. Tlvnan, chairman. Parachute Troops'Drop Transports Sunk Reils Figbt from Win- lar songs. recent prfmiotljnp i^ ic of Fttorc David Thomas J. Has.sett. Foster' WU- if they don't keep open into the laid otK!,(te>ng the Cooper Hill Mrs, Helen Thomas, co-chturman, Bern, Switzerland. Sept. street s id a o f the lot or in the flows anrt Rooftops ai Barrera, son of Mr. and Mrs. iiama, Bernard J. Fogarty. Cor­ night they might lose some .Vain- Mrs. Richard Post. Mrs. Charles E. —(fli)— The Germans: have Onto Irish Bogs and nelius J. Foley. Kdwiird Pehl. able biiiiness. Most of them also grass thatxnijkes up the outfield Mather, Mrs. John J. Allison, and Saturday^ September 26 Domenic Barrera of .Scho<'l sti’eet-. seized some 300 , Americans Destroyer Also Well as Streets; from the rank of Private First Samuel Turcotte and Joseph Pl- keep their stores open all day Sun­ of the ba.sebalKdiamond. A good Mrs. Stephen Frey. AT 8:15 P.M . 25 GA.MES! Surprise Tommies in Class to that of S l^ f .Sergeant. CSilt. day.- Aa a matter of fact Sunday big crowd could HK,accommodated Refreshments will be served at in occupied Fraoce as poten­ In Attack ^ on Second Front yiets Blunting Drivi He is with the 1 6 fl^ Infantry, has come to be the buai'est day for with tee gridiron in th^t spot, too. the conclusion of the affair. (20) $5.00 GAMES! (3) $10.00 GAMES! tial hostages, diplomatic Recent Battle Practice. Monday evening. October 12, (1) $20.00 GAME! (1) $50.00 GAME! Am) Supply Convoy on ComilljJ SoOH, Noiibwesl of. Qf FILMS Regiment now in Califorpia., Sgt. Columbus Day, the Knights will tee neighborhood store. quarters here learned today, Barrera's brother, (tiarles, is First hold a special Coiiimbiia Day ob­ So. if yoii hear somebody grum­ It's well nigh impo.ssib'le'^ have ALL FOR $1.00! With the A. E. F. In Northern Its » ay to England. ™ ” a firing .squad on duty at a mjli- in a rpove which added to the DEVELOPED AND Sergeant of Manchester's former servance. This, too, will be an bling about having to work long Ample Parking In Rear of Club. Ireland, Sept. 28 (>P»—American .Moscow, Sept. 28.— (/P)--| Company, K of the same regiment. hours just ask him, how he would taiy funeral in Manchester. Board of Appeals tension in Pierre Laval’s gov­ PRINTED open meeting and will be held In parachute troops showed the Brit­ Fre.sh German shock troopa| the K. of C. home at eight o'clock like to be in the shoes of the local Legion Post has the rifles, but ernment in Vichy. -News of Berlin (From G e r iti a n Wavell Says 24-HOUR SERVICE An Automobile owned by Fred­ lit'tee evening. At this time the neighborhood store owner. • it hasn't the ammunition and can't Tp Meet Thursday the seizures came from private ish. Army and Ulstermen 'now they Bi'oadca.st.^, Sept 28.—(TP) rushed to the front by tra erick W. Tedford of 1.59 Birch get it now. Film Deposit Box first, second and third prizes in sources In Paris. American diplo­ will hit the Axis when the time -The high command said to- ^ ^ e r t s B ritish , A m er- port plane poured into thi atreet parked on the west side of' The local anti-aircraft batter­ matic sources were without offi­ comes by dropplftg onto Irish Four Jap bombers, three o f them so low they almost hit the water, sweep In for a low-level attack At Store Entrance ‘ the Cdliimbus essay contest for We were talking with a milk­ ies. of course, have the rifles and day that German submarines ' - debri.s-chbked street.*) of St_ Main street without the brakes be­ local ’ sclvxil children will be cial word but It caused no sur­ bogs, surprising tee Tommies in on United States wlirshlpa and trnn.sporta (at left in distance), during.tee early stages of the U. 8 .' man tee other tiay and wc chanced the ammunition. They could let Three poti^ons for changes In iean Troops Will Figbt ling-rad-in an effort to ing set, .backed out of the stall awarded and the, first prize win­ to discuss some of his experiences the zoning rulc's-.w ill be acted upon i prise, since' Americans In the oc­ large-scale battle practice re­ Marines’ campaign against tee Solomon Islands. The black Smoke puffs are huVsting anti-aircraft had sunk three transport clinchl it was parked in and rolled aero.ss I the Legion have the ammunition ning essay wilt be read by the au­ in delivering bis 'dairy products at a meeting of the Zoning Board ' cupied zone are liable to intern­ cently. shells. "" . . vessels and a destroyer in an W victory, dispatches said the road striking a .gar owned by for Us rifles but the battery's am­ 'X • av Onto Continent KEMP'S thor. early in the morning. He told of Appeals to be held Thursday ment by tee Nazis as enetny Hundreds of young and tough attack in the North Atlantic day, but the Red Ainny,| Walter Schultr of 107' Sp'riice munition (Joesn't flt the Legion's Americans with full fighting Students at St. Jame.s's school us teat he gets the biggest kick rifies. The local • troops cannot evening. Ortober 1. at the Muni aliens. on a troop and supply convoy As Soon as Possible. fighting from window and! street, last night. The damage was cipal building. Nicholas ftanaen is equipment leaped from huge troop will furnish an entertainment pro­ out of some of the notes that are loan their rifles becaiise of military Trying to Get Full Pacts ^ rooftop and in the rtreets,l not great and no arres.t was made asking'to be allowed to use a. two ; transports in this first exhibition on route from the United by Officer Arthur Sejunour who gram and refreshments will be left -for him in bottles. legiilation and for the-same reason (Secretarj’ of State Hull In News Handling States to England. (There was no London, Sept. .28—(iP)—An as- held tee city In the 35th day of| Quite frequently he gets notes car garage on Earl street as liv- ’ Washington told his press ednfer- Of their skill In Northern Ireland. bloody assault. Northwest of, tbe| investigated. .served. ■ none of the anti-aircraft troops ing quarters. Peter Calhoun. „. Farm State Senators’ ronflrmation o f the attack from sertiore by Gen. Sir Archibkld P. asking him to ring the doorbell can serve as a firing squad for ~ ‘ 1. of sow ­ ■ ence teat the United. States gov­ The presence ■ of the Americsn city., the Russians were blc Porter -street, is asking to be al parachutists in Britain was dis­ other sources. German claims of Wii'vell that British and American until the 'occupant of the house anyone except someone in the pres­ ernment was trying to get— the the German drive and uhlooei lowed to erert a barn in tee rear NOW! closed only 10 days. ago. Draws Praise large scale victories ovec. Allied troops would fight their way onto i^nswers. The man of the house ent service. * full facts and that., he was await­ offensive of their own In anKeftortl of a garage to be used as a stable M f/iNew York, Sept. 28.—(/P>—Wal­ (TP)— Farni state sUnstors of­ you are perfectly free to give him Hevnnth Danghter of • Seventh Son | war material. "It Is quite certain that as soon communications of the Volga. And Other Good Things To Eat quality of his pnxluct. It read; Bora With • V ea endorsement of the British occu­ ter Xf. Dear, president of the fered a compromi.se today of The fighting for the city Is I “ Please stop leaving milk any the “ Victory” blast on yoiir horn__ pation of Madagascar, have serv­ FRers Blast Choice Between Agricul­ "In the cour.se of difficult at­ aa ever possible both American VINTAGE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEERS Readings Dally, Inelndlng Soqday, American ^Newspaper Publishers their demands for higher "groirtng ever fiercer ,and blood-1 more. My cat died ye.sterday.'' three short toots, and a long one 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoinf- ed to create the most critical tacks and heavy pursuit fighting troops and ourselves will start a That's to simulate the " V signal farm prices in the anti-infla- tural Production and second front, but 1 can't tell you ler,'* a correspondent ifor Pravds'| ThLs past summer one custom­ ment. In the Serrlea of ttss situation thus far In American- Association, joined today, with two lasting several days, they sank reported. In the international code, three dots Japs’ Bases, Hoh_ bill hut administration one two-funnelted steamer of the when or where.” Wavell declared. er put out a saucer by tee back and a dash. pie for SO Years. French relations, French observ­ other leaders of Aificrlcan news­ Vfilitary Serx’ice Sug­ "The w-holc city is tn conv-iilalea I door and left a note saying that 109 Ctaorch Streef, Hartford. Coaa. ers of the Vichy scene said. leaders flatly rejected it. Sen­ 19.000- ton 'Viceroy of India type, "It’s a biggish problem starting paper editor-groups in praising tee gested by Hershey. on the contInenL We'll have some from tee ijices.sant explosions eC| she was going away for a week's Pboae ,0-0007 12Q.0M Wortcers Demai|ded ator Brown (D., Mich.), said which capsizM after three torp^o bombs and shells.” be said., v One of tee hardc.at working wo­ manne.r in which newspapers have hits; one tW'O-funnelled steamer of casualties — very considerable — vacation. She asked tee niilk- Laval is faced with the gteatest Supply Lilies handled war and domestic news. The fierce fighting of the post 241 men we know U .Mrs. Haley, of dlfflcuUiea in the negotiations he and other administration W ashingtoiXSept. 28—(IP)—A the 17,060-ton Relna del Pacific© both American and ours—before man not to leave tee regular sup­ Bolton Nfitch. She is working W. S. Gilmore, president of the leaders had turned down a pro­ hours, with the (Germans lunglnal with Germany for 120,000 French type.W-hlch blew up following two we get back IntA the continent. ply of milk but to please fill the, from midnight until seven in tee American Society of Newspaper posal offered by a Senate Agciciil-v freezing of esse^al ■ workera to into tee city from several differ-1 — NOTICE — saucer each morning for her cat; workers, which private sources torpedo hits; one tran-'port of the But we'll get back." morning at the aircraft plant In Bombers and Fighters Editors, and Basil' L. Walters, ture subcommittee which Brown the farm, by giving them the Demands Prompt Reply ent points, has resulted in a sig-l IncidenUlly, this particujar* said bad been demanded within 11.000- ton Derb.vshire type, and zag 'front with the Germaasl YOUNG REPUBLICAN DINNER AND DANTE "East Hartford and diirifig the day chairman of the Associated Press contended would, have introduced choice l^ween Agricultural pro- one destroyer of the escort. While VVavell was giving this milkman wushes that his Company 5Q Varieties three areeks. Mindful of the senti­ Inflict Considerable Managing Editors Association, also 1942 she peddles coal and wood from "cost Of production” factors into ductu^ or military kervice, - was ‘Tw o other transport zhips assurance. Lord Strabolgi. Labor lime ha« been changed from -8 p. m.'Mp 6:15 p. m.. would go back to the horse era her yard in Bolton. Her husband ment of tee French,. Laval de­ cpmmended editors, for s tough Job the flxing of agricultural prices. (Onnttnued bn Page Tan) Chevrolet 5-Pa.s«. Coupe clared that this would Involve Damage Without Loss suggested'\loday by Maj, Gen. were damaged by torn^o hits. peer, was demanding iii a spbeeli Wedne.sday, Sept. .10, 1912, due to previous commitments He favors a horse-drawn milk isn't well enough to work and she well done as tee nation's newspa­ at Wimbledon test the Churchill 1941 wagon over the motor - truck be­ strong compulsion which-he dared pers prepared ts ohsen-e N'ational To Permit Vote Today Leviis U. He'rsbey, selective serv­ " Heavy Blow Dealt lias been the family provider for a 4 Of Single Plane. Brown announ'ced that the ad­ war eahinet reply "without delay" Oldsmohile .5-Pa.ss. Coupe of the Guest of Honor — Raymond Baldwin. cause tee horse learns the route number of yeara. NOTICE Shade, Fruit and Ornamental Trees not exert. Information from--Paris Newspaper Week October 1-8. ice chief, as one possible means of “With these successes, our sub­ ministration planned to permit an alleviating a growing farm labor to Winkle's assertion In Moscow 1941 and there is hardly anyi effort A a 'f’Aqpon Stamps Must said. 'Chungking, Sept. 28 — OP) — Dear, who is treasurer of the marines have dealt a heavy blow that the )>eat way to aid Rii.ssia necessary to get around. According to these adviced, Jersey Journal, Jersey City, N. J.. original proposal by Senators shortage. A FEW TICKETS LEFT A Manchester man who was In Legally Be guaranteed Thomas (D., Okla.), and Hatch at the enemy. The enemy trans­ was to open a second front before Flashes ! Pontiac Chieftain Sedan for Deliveries.., larval is determined to pursue Bombers and lighters o t the Unit­ said: He told the House Agriculture court for non-support not long ago (D.. N. M.). to com'ie to a vote JO- port fleet has lost thre® particu­ next summer. (Late BuUrtins of the VP) WIfS) 1941 Pontiac .Purchasers of used automobiles Flowering Shrubs— Hedging cofiaboratlon In his own way. If ed States Army Air Forces blast­ Challenge To Prew» committee ”1 am willing to do larly valuable, fast units totaling Telephone...... 5212 was ordered to pay his , wife $io day and then attempt to substi­ Straboigl said he did not see Convertible Coupe I pbac a rather perplexing problem a week. When court was over he Between Oct. 1st he chooses to stand against full ed Japanese bases and line of com­ "National newspaper week, this this." If the proper policy-making 47.f)0fl tons such as are employed how the La_bpr party rould con­ tute an administration eptnpro- agency of the government decid­ 1941 for the assessors this year, we was heard to remark 'To heck FREE LANDSCAPING ADVICE — Free expert advice conscription of workers, there Is munication west of the Salween year, presents s challenge to the mainly for specially Important tinue to give "blind support" to Urges Using Prison Goods heard a group of Main street gos- and Oct.'15th a posBibility of his being pushed pre.ss of America which may not mise offered by Democratic Lead­ ed it was advisable. with that set-up. I'll fool them all will be given, on what, when and how to plant. Just er Barkley of Kentucky.. and urgent trsn'sport of troops. the Churchill government unless WoMhington, Sept. '28 — On Pontiac Torpedo Sedan sipers remarking tee other ^..day- out of the government, it was re­ river in southwest Yunnan prov­ be disregarded. The theme of the Earlier he had told tee commit­ and join tee army." He was only ONLY ESSENTIAL AND bring a sketch of your ground.s showing existing trees, ince yesterday. Inflicting consider­ Thomas had indicated his readi­ •"■In other regions of the Atlan­ military aid were given Russia at Grtoter use of prison Industrtesl 19fl Justs how can they figure deprecia­ ported. In such a case he could occasion is well typified In the slo- tee his was an operating office, and prisoner manpower w-sa urgedl fooling himself because his wife EMERGENCY DEUVER- able damage- without the loos o f a ness to abandon his amendment, tic from tee African to the Ameri- once. Plymouth Del.uxe Sedan tion s than ten per east o fl Dodge, Custom 2-Door Range and Fuel Oils. ter Green continue East for *4 of a mile to Lake Street It was reported Without confir­ ed on buildings at Mengahth and •We pledge our individual and proposal proved acceptable to tee classifying - agriculture prouifction “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER" figured. to buy aometBing for her young­ Tengyueh. sUrting a number of (Clontlnued bn Page Eight) Britain and the ITnited States their inmatea in ronimodity otit-| 1941 But aren't used cars more val­ and follow our signs to the farm. mation that Charles E. Bedaiix, unswerving support to our com­ admtnlatration. into its essential and non-eseential ster s birtboay. She was surprised, flres, the bulletin said. This proposal would have di­ should take the initlstive Immedi- put. “ It Is urgent that foil s ' uable right now than they hax’e friend of the Duke and Duchess mander in chief in this hour of na­ components, either by, crops or -erf atelv. vantage be' taken of ( this) rose Plymouth Custom Coupe i)/m AND DANCE at first, and then angered to find "Five separate groups of Japa'-' tional crisis snd our willingness as rected the president to raise farm been previously? We know of a that a lot of tee toys were labeled of 'Windsor whose wlfc'ls the form- production areas. He said he had "W e are • told by members of voir of resource*." Nelson WTO 1911 nese barracks were strafed when individuals to share in all responsi- price ceilings wher^ they did not uiscussed this with Agriculture To the Lilting Tunes of 1941 Packard teat sold tor 41.700 “Made in Japan." She told us of American planea aw-iept along the Bomhers Hit the government teat 'our Armies In a letter to' Maury Mav-ericli,| Chevrolet Town Sedan the other day. It doesn't seem that LibbeyOOCo. (Osnttaaed Pago Eight) reflect increased labor costs and Secretary Wickard.. are well-eqmppedr that our deplor­ her experience, and believes some­ Burma road to Warttlng.” the (Continued on Page Two) chief of Wi’ B's Governmental Ro-| 1940 the as.sessment on that car should where'they were too low to permit , Manpower N'eeds Diseuwted able shipping losses are rapidly di­ qulrements.bureau. “ I feel that id| thing ought to b« done about IL Formerly WILSON’ S Nurseries communique added.. “ Eight trucks a "reasonable profit” to farmers. Before his testimony to The minishing and that w'-? have over­ Pontiac. Torpedo Sedan DON MAC AND HIS drop this .year because it is almost were destroyed along the road and /' Balkan Area this Dine ue can nse the labor ai as valuabie to its -owner as when Senator Hatch (D-NM), chair­ House group,' General Hershey had whelming superiority, in air." productive facllitie*. of state prto-| 1940 X / They were discus.aing the war in The Valvoline Oil Co. Lak>, Street Manchester, Conn. three Japanese tanks were seri­ man of an Agriculture sub-com­ it was new. a local beer parlor the other night Urges Ending discussed manpower needs with a Shlnwell said. "If all that is true, oiis wlllinut rati<>lng harm to priv-l Pontiac ? Pass. Cixipe RHYTHM MASTERS ously damaged In WanUng.” Lauds'Papers^ mittee which drafted it. said the special Senate Defense Investigat­ what are wo waiting fo r?” Perhaps Messrs Hohenthal. and two or three wers asserting OPEN D AYI^H T UNTIL DARK Second .-Xosanlt In Two Daj-a ate. industry or hardship arooag| 1910 DEI.iriOUS FOODS — .MODEST PRICES! L^wie and .Mutrie have figured out Telephone 3492 proposal's rejection by Brown and ing committee preparing to inves­ Spfpjul Messajro of OpiKisIto View Given free workers,” that what was needed was a “sec­ The attacks represented the* seg-' others demonstrated . to him that tigate tee situsUon. The opposite view- of the- situa­ Chevrolet Del.uxe Sedan a' means of handling the a.uess- ond front.” The bar tender spoke Labor Raids Half Broilers Roa.st lk>cf -. Veaj Cutlets ond assault by American airman On W ar News •'tee -administration expects farm­ XJhairman Kilgore (D„ W-’. V«.) Growing Migbt of tion was given by l.ord Croft, par­ 1940 / ments on second hand pars al­ up and said "Y ou keep coming in In as many days on Japanese com- I'rge Mediation In India .Steaks Roast Turkey Roast Pork ready. ft will be interesting to ers to produce at less than the said tee committee hoped to begin Alliet* for Two ^'eeks. liamentary secretary- of the War .VewJWli. SepL -J«.— r —Fifty-I Willy s Del.uxe Sedan here drinking this beer an’tf ydu'U munlcatlons In Yunnan province, cost of production.” hearing heads' of various govern­ Office, who said in a speech that Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer know their opinions. get a second front all right." Saturday StXlwell’s "Flying seven priunlnent Americans sal^l 1910 Frey Declaren Praclice Price Urgjps Explaining <'oni|>lete .Agreement .Met mental agencies Wednesday.,., Brit.-iin already had 'fought on 13 scritM>d to a statement published is | —A. Non. Dragons " subjected the highway Istanbul. Turkey, Sept. 28-44’r Ford DcT^uxe 2-Doml>era. 19.19 arrested when caught in an out- To Public Why • Some Hatch .continued, "met with the the House Agriculture committee ■Vow York Times today declaring: [ (CVmtlnned on Page Two) (Continued on Page Eight) Ruiek Centurv Sedan of-state speed trap and paid a $5 iatn Nor Americanism. Information Secret. complete agreement of the 10- said it would also hear reports flying from undisclosed bases with “ The time for mediation In India I 1,9[9 ■ N, fine? bomb loads as great as four tons, Is now . We are In grave danger I The funny part of tee *|ory is F r^ Enlargement • Toronto, SepL 28—IIP)— Johfi (Continned on.Page Tea) (Continued on Pnge Two) have been. spreading the message lest the disasters of Burma and I F-Mymouth Del.uxe SP)—Th* sH effect (Coattnned m Pag« Tw») ing Uie people where some Infw- mation haa to be withheld. velt’e good neighbor policy." The world rituatlon,” aatd Rockefeller. In early August train -after included Hungary. and non of Geo. Jeas Barrahs | Penny Binjrn Slartu at 7:30 Sharp "Raiding continues to be an ever Vichy commaJMlpr for Ikskar ai DANTE’S RESTAURANT Loam may be .obtained to do thi« work, See us for "further “I Buggeet to you that a patient trust, confidence and understand­ -The coordinator spoke In high train carried German and Italian Rurasais Gains Favor present problem. Acthra efforts TreasKty Balance the rant o t FrssKh West Atrta^ | 19 information. explanation b( these re^eota and ing c€ common objectives among praise of the gbvsrnmenU and troops through Yugoslavia. More Balkan sources said the Infer­ COLE , are made to secuia a CIO foothold of- the reaaona behind them prob­ tbs people of South and Central people of Peru. Ecuador, ^ lu m - German troops in African uni­ ence was that Rumania had g ^ - wore nsnopg persasa klUod jrs Danrin^r StarU October 3 In plants under union shop agree­ Washington. SepL 28.—UP)-^ ably would . . rfoeter confidence America for the United States is bia and Panama. TTiey are en- forms were reported to have mov­ ed favor in the dispute with Hun­ terdny is the ersA o f ns. A ITALIAN AND AMERICAN COOKING ments, with Mstal'-Trades councUa, The position of tha T|sssury SepL Fiasco phsao sear El Affrsa^ | MOTORS i ^ e n « a g CMekaa. Btenfea, WpngKeWI oad BavtaB. tn newspapers by emphaaiziiig the in great contrast to five years thusiaatic aupportera of the Allied ed southward late ifi the monte gary over the Transylvania ter­ Individual Seals for Every Patron and tbs Intsrnatlonal unions whose degree o i their cooperation |n the ago, when he last visltad there, ha cause and “are anxioua and ready and during the last half of August ritory the German* required Ru­ Algceta.-Thry wets sswsog 1$ pi (At the Center) Ofdeta Pnt Dp Ta “Wvfc* Oat. msmbsin am amployed. This un­ The Manchester Trust Company RacaipU, $49.481,ST7J>1; expen­ war and It might convince a great­ said. to take any other atepa neceaaary the Axle sent 90.000 trucks, 400 mania to turn over to Hungary. Refreshments Yree Parking fortunate and unjustifled condition ditures. $106,978,043.37; net bal­ er number of readers that they Germany waa aaid to have eall- fo TELEPHONE 41«4 . 4165 NO ORCHESTRA DURING THE SUMMER "The people of South and Cen­ for the defense of the hemisphere pieces of heavy'artillery and 89 Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp, ance. $1,273,469,830.22.' Customs tral America look upon President M d proeecutioil of the war," he ------< ------^------— raeiieta t o aaant^ llIJUMSMlik i RooMirait M h great ■scid lead­ an Psae T«rsi '-V' ■s MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1942 PAGE THREBI MOTTWO JIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O m .MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.1941

readers given so complete a pic­ representatives of American they turned tall and ran at Mid­ News Haiid]iii£r ture of mllltarj' action, of the newspaper associations that the Fliers Blast way," he added. , Job Freezilag 20 Freshmen Action and Romance in State^g Feature Spiritual Glow, Overnight D[ews Hunt Reports training of men for action, and the war effort was being endangered On the other hand, be told of h Millions Begin Search fnited States Losses political and industrial and econo­ by lack of scrap iron. "The next case-In which the details of move­ Of Connecticut Dra^vs Praise mic preparations 'which must go morning, managing' editors of As­ Japs’ Bases, ment of a apecial train of oil cara May Be Help Aided at Yale Sermon uc On Collectioi on behind the gun. sociated Pres.s newspapers found was publicized for - advertising For Additional Scrap By Aaoclated Prera "It. is a happy coincidence that on their desks a plea from Ujelr purposes although the code, asked Now 58 Fighting Ships asaoelatloti executives .'asking that su'ch information be withheld. Special Prize Scholar­ Rev. Ward Likens It to Of .3 Leaders National New-spaper week comes Supply Lines For Farmers Mlddlefleld—Earle W, Bryant, In the midst of the nation-wide them personally to take the ,lead­ Similar Train Wrerked Soiith^ End Fire Distrii Iceland on Oct. 30, 1041. with the drive for scrap wh; h the newapa- ership In getting 'this scrap tn. • ” A few days later a similar ships Awarded on Com- Ketiected Glory of the 47, who resigned two weeks ago (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Nation-wide Search In­ as treasurer of the Middletown Official Took in 321,J liy One, D e * t r o v e r i®** **''** (Contiotred'froiii Page One) p«'rs. at the request of Donald M. By nightfall the campaign was train bound tor tne Brief Reports ' petitive Basis. . ' Heavens in Blackout. "■ •' ’ ' c, * 1 Japanese attack on Pearl Nelson, are promoting. Th’u mp.,t under way and a crisis ih steel tton was wrecked and burned,” cludes Homes, Factor­ Republican Town committee, died 476 This Month. .fteuben Jam es, Sunk ^arbor and aubaequent enemy ac- between Lungling and (?hefang to Price related. "No direct evidence, from Paul -V. McNutt, head of the ^uddenly at his home here yester- bility which American citizenship critical situation in our war ettort output has been avoided. / "We have gone far enough in _ 1 U I tlon in the Paeiflc and Atlintlc re- imposed upon ((S'- to the end that today Is the shortage of scrap "The American people are anx-. a violent strafing, destroying 10 of sabotage a'as discoverable. "iVar Manpower CTommission, and ies and Farms; Papers On Cotlections New. Haven, Sept. 28— (/P)— B e i O r e a e a r l l l a r u o r , gutted tn the announced loss of enemy trucks and a staff car. Thla Maybe tt wao a meer coincidence. Donald M. Nelson, war production talking about how good a Cbriji-> ■Now Haven—Dr. Charles T. A total of $21,476.79 has victory .shall !><• achieved and free nip.tal. Moderri war effort begins Ions for opportunities to help the By The Associated Press Twenty apecial prize scholarships T n t a l 9 0 7 T o n s . 58 naval vessela whose knowp men snail he forever’ free.’ aasiiult. too. wsA ckrrted out with­ Maybe not.’’ chief. Will Lead Drive. tian one can be witnout attending Larkjn of Waterbury was elected collected by the South Manchests .with men. as war alvyays h,as, but war effort. Any convincing re­ havena been awarded to freshmen at cnurch and heing regular in the l O t a l ^ 1 1 4 ,0 + 0 totalled 207,34.S tons. ‘■We have fought to preserve second only to men. is rpetal. quest to them from their leaders, out loss. Giving a code catechism. Price McNutt, whom FMlmer accused chairman of the Tumor commit­ Fire District to ilate during Sep ------■■ The House Naval committee Ships, tanks.' planes, guns.. Shells, will bring instantaneous -response The previous day American supplied these answers: of being "more interested in indus­ : - Washington — Scrap Collecting ale University, it was announced worsiup ot liou, ,Hev. W. Ralph tee of the Connecticut State MedL tember. . Of this amount $20,-| piihllc morale and tn.splre in our New York, Sept. 28—(If)—Men, Ward, Jr„ pastor of South Metho­ K*W Tork Sept. 28 —(if)—The diacloaed recently that the United armed forces the confidence with­ bombs.' bayonets, helmets—all are no matter what the sacrifice— fliers raided the Japanese air base Disclosure of the exact regiment try’s needs regardless of the effect i is something everyone— young and oday by Albert B: Crawford, di­ cal society at a meeting here yes­ 082.84 was on the new 1942, rat women and children by the mil- t dist church said in bis sermon terday. Rfatea has toot .IS flkhttne States had 1.009.24.^ tona of .flRht- out whieh there can he nb. victory. o f'm eta l.'SteeI,^, ropper. brass and no niatter what the w-ork. The at Hanoi. French indo-ChIna, for in which a soldier is serving on food production." was expected I old, little and big—can get into. rector of the Bureau of Appoint- book and the balance applied nibber make up an aVmy’s equips the first time since Aug. 27, shoot­ abroad Is withheld because if the to be asked about miw many more lipns began today the greatest Dr. Jphn W. Studebaker, . U. S. yesterday morning on “ilalnlam- New Britain—Michael O’Hayer, "We take pride In' the splendid press offers * quick and certain- nients! and Dean Norman S. Buck: delinquent accounts of'ivhR'h the 1^ during the present war, an 2.646.606 more under effort of our newspaper boys in so ment. We must have scrap; way for the government to solicit ing down three of Jh'’' enemy’s new ehymy ia auj^lied^ with such In­ men, if any, industry 'would take, concentrated hunt in . American Commissioner of Education, is ing the spiritual UloW.” Mr. Ward 76, general superintendent of The remain open only approximate!; litUd Press revdew of officlat • construction as part of the na- "Let the newspapers ■ of Ameri­ two-erid^ined, two-seated 1-46' formation "he wifr know the total from the farms and whether the history—a nationwide search for calling for the organization of 30,- chairman of the Freshman Schol­ likened the truly 'radiant glow pt North and Judd 5(tanufacturing' ■sucre.ssfully stimulating the .sale tow announcements ' dis- tion’s expanding -two-oiean Navy. }Var sn’-inCR .stamps and horo'.'--, ca devote, . National Newspaper fighters. atrerigth . . . and can tabulate in Manpower Commission had any metal scrap in homes, factories 000,000 school children in the t-hristian personality to’ the r^ company for 20 years before hia released on payment of thii .Shows .\nnnun<-ed lx>s*tes vt eek. Oct. 1st to 8th. to an eysr>’- A communique said that at detail what arms and equipment plans for supplying woricert to and farm's—by states, cities, towns scrap drive. The awards were made on a tlecleU glory 01 the heavens on a retirement two years ago, died charges due. .siungulne .Xboiit Surv’ess competitive basis, the recipients The following tabulation shows cdition.. Page-One. eight-column least two more of these craft they are likely to have with them, agricultural areas. . and, counties. night when all arUfleial Ulumina- yesterday.,. Here '.Are Office Hours Of thl* total, only one, the 1,- "VVe have e.arefufly. s'ccejited the' For the next three weeks more being 'jfldged aa to their' intellec­ iion IS blacked out "In the night - — - the announced. United States line and editorial, appeal -to their Manchester probably were destroyed and sev­ and what special training they Nelson. Fulmer said, will be a.sk- Baltimore—Dr. Hugh A. '^ung', New Have'n—The Rev. Theodore Many taxpayers are making \m-| ton dMtroyer Reuben James, . )ossea (figures in par- request of our govertinient to lead readers to produce every ounce eral others were damaged. No had.’’ than 1,600 newspapers in most tual promise,' sound 'character, u. ....o biucrtodt only that glows Kiester of Southington was elect­ and difect the met a I'salvage duve ed for the Information on which famous Johns Hopkins surgeon, I nece.s.sary trips. to the' fire house I eras loot before Pearl Harbor, entheses representing the num- possible, of steel. iron, copper, American planes were lost. Premature- discloatire of diplo­ states will lead the intensive drive qualities of personal leadership, with light which God- has given ed moderator of the New Haven V. hleh'IS .so Co-lneidental 'vilh the Date Book he based a recent stateni'knt at­ I to find junked metal to feed the put. out in front of his home for Ion .School street at times whep 1‘rhe James was torpedoed west of her of ship*, for which the known brass, zinc snd rubber for the war It was the first time the Ameri­ matic dlscuaaions is withheld be­ tributed to him by Representative and financial need. jusi HO mat which truly glows in Baptist -association at a meeting oti.seivance of .National .NewsrM[H‘i hungry steel mills turning out the scrap collectors an old operat­ Appro'xlmately Twice Aid ‘ I the colTcctpr is not on duty ther ‘ - tonnage is llstedl- effort. It Is every pewspaper’s and cans had encountered the Vr45, cause "a major tlefiat' on the Pace (D-Ga)' that there was no peiHonality is not the armiclal and of 200 members yesterday. As printed on the bill and a# ad-j week. We .lie .sanguine th.nt our every citizen’s duty." Tonight weapons against the Axis. ing table. The idea is to make it The scholarships are part of a Tonnage described by the pitots as a fast diplomatic front may be as die- danger of a food shortage. The into in.struments to operate on external about us, but what God I vertised in thi.s paper the colie Claaa and Name Nunihei efforts will be .successful, not be­ Walters!' executive editor . of Board of Selectmen Municipal and maneuverable craft -armpd aatroua . . .- aa a major defeat on Everything that is made of program designed to increase gives when the individual has en­ laaWps: Ariaona ...... 1 32.600 (11 cause of the eoo(>eration. We offer, The Minneapolis Sts r-Journal and building, at 8. statement, which Pace termed "a Worn-out, obsolete or unessential Nazis and Japs. I tor is only at that office on Tue .■S2.PO0 (2) with a 20-millimeter cannon and the military front.” crittoal error.” was In direct con­ financial aid to deserving students listed himself fully with God's I day and Thursday evenings froB ..-aft curlers; Lexington York town .. 2 hut beeniise of our eonfidvli- e in’ Tribune newspapers. Minneapolis. Open meeting Campbell Coun- two 13-mllllmeter guns forward, metal is needed: in order to enable them to take • , Clark Gable and I-ana Turner are again co-starred In the ac­ Rielior Because O.O.VI (11 the American people and their Nothing should be said about flict w ith' the general views and Cambridge, Md. -— Divers are tion-romance, "Somewhere I’ll Find You.” playing at the State spirit as revealed in Jesus Christ.” I 7 to 9, hnd on Saturdays from JO iMra: Houston, unidentified . . . 2 .Minn., said: cll, K. of C., at clubhouae, Main plus an additional gun operated by training special units because Old garbage cans, ha.mmer- advantage of th^ Yale accelerated williogness to aid in the pie.sent beliefs of committee members, . heads, flatirons, skid, chains, re­ preparing to salvage hn estimated Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and .Saturday. Klenienta Listed 1 in the morning (intil. 9 in the eve■^ asftroyers: Reuben James, unidentified, '.iVlctory through truth. and Delmont streets. a rear gunner. perhaps the enemy has learned war time, schedule. The ’ total S.everal elements were listed' a.s OPA Is on Job o w in . Downes, Peary. Jacob J o n e s . envrgeney Fulmer declared. frigerators, radiators, tractors, 20 tons of metal-from the bottom I ning. The truck drivers on duty Goal for Newspapers Banquet. Mothers’ club at the Inflict Many Oasualtie* some of our methods, but who amounts of financial aid .granted essential to-maintain the spiritual Pope, Stewart. Ed/SiMl. Pillsbufi-j Sturte . Plans Definite Revonunendation* washing machines, kitchen stoves, of the Choptank river. I at the quarters cannot accept pay-J "Our wilUngne.ss ’to share injMl "That Is the goal for America’s V. at 6:30. Chinese forces have inflicted knows how many?" Yale freshmen this year ife ap­ giuw; in liie. rirHt, a whulenearted nant, Sima, Hammann, Blue, Jiarvis 18 18.685 (141 responslBfhty’ means that^-^ve 'Meeting of First Alders of Pre­ "Aa soon na we heir these three bathtubs, electric irons, plows, I menta and it Is a waste of -til newspapers. considerable casualties upon Jap­ Detail.# of .submarine attacks are proximately twice that granted to •^oinmunrcnt ot sen to Christ, sec­ Mtmajrines: S-26, Shark. Sealion. Perch .. 4 4.896 14 J stand ready to ’go all oujMfor ■vic­ cinct 1 at Lincoln school at 8. men, who have so much to do with hayrakes, rails, iron girders, Mlamf-^Here are some of the Hartford. Sept. 28 i/Pi—A Wa­ to ask them to do so. z ' . 19,800 Mi "Firm, in the belief that the anese forces striking west, south­ withheld because "cargo details the war procram and the distribu­ boilers, pipes. objects assembled today from the ehterlng cla.ss last year.. Shortage of Electric ond, the continual enlargement of terbury man became $40 richer be­ The new tax will bedome da fi^Tget ships: Utah ...... 1 tory.’ We do not. hpwever. .sur­ . Tomorrow The awards and recipients in­ Anieriqan people, if properly in­ west and southeast from Klnhwa. disclose what materiala we are Appeal Issued by Nelson .which to.make new weapons: one’s commitment. ‘'Too many cause, as he puts it, "the Connecti­ .1 linquent on Octobei: and only JlineSweepers; Penguin. Bittern. F in c h . render the right of^a free press to formed,' always arrive at the Joint meeting of all local Serv­ tion of manpo.wer,” Fulmer said, 6,260 capital of coastal (Chekiang prov­ transporting and in what direc­ "the committee probably will sub­ This Is the appeal .recently is­ Brass cannon salvaged off the cluded: chruiUahs spenu their time polisii- cut OPA is on the job." tw o'and one half,,Weeks remaii Pigeon. Quail, T anagef...... «■ condemn and^'fiticlza-. wher.; W(>-j ice clubs as a Ladies’ Night at ince, . the high command announced tion; and a sufficiency o f such in­ Gerald R. Daly, son of Mrs. I 4.200 jiropcr ' decision. American news­ mit to Congress some deflnlte sued by Donald Nelson: Florida keys from a sunken pirate ing up their ehildhood rbligious In a letter to State OPA Direc­ ' for payment without interest] ICUnwyer: Oglala ...... - ...... l consider tfie'rircum.sf.'inces jiisti- ! papers are carefully avoiding Masonic Temple. today. formation would tell the enemy all Gerald H. Daly, 48 Van Rensselaer Power Seen Possible tor Chester Bowles. Joseph Arch- Auxiliaries: Calbesin. Little ...... 2 2.120 fled. XyrMuin we qiiie.seently to|er-’| Wedneaday, Septemlier SO recommendations to avert what fa "A s chairman of the -W’n*’ Pro­ ship; cannon balls and cannon left experience and giving the same which (will theh be charged for 13,669 propaganda and are providing the The enemy thrusts started last about our at <>ck piles and our duction Board, I call upon every at Key We.st . by Union forces In avenue,. Stamforil, Conn. He pre­ testimony over and over when ambault of Waterbury, tells of re­ two months - reverting back Transport freighters: Liberty. M e ig s ...... ate -.infringement , on iiuhvidiinl | Banquet. Young Republican Thursday to the west, and after certain to be an acute food short­ pared for Yale at the^King school ceiving unexpected cash in the 18.800 rt^ t, seeking, under' the' siibter- | people with all the facts, goo^ shortages in critical materials. .citizen of the U nited_ States to the War Between the States; a what they need is a new and rich­ Septemhe^<;i.6, according to ta M ers: Neches, Pecos, N cosn o...... and bad. avoiding only , the publi­ Club, at American- Legion Home. losing hearily, the Japanese Exact (jata on tfi^-effectiveness of age unless something is- done and. Coordinated Use o f Na­ provided 140,000,000,000, or 77 form of a rebate from a furniture fiigp o f w a r npce.a.sity. to rre.ate in ; done quickly." make this campaign a' success by ship’s damaged propeilor;, an old in Stamford, where he received per cent. er experience growing out ot first law. / lOoast Guard cutters: Ac.acla, Alexsn cation of nevys that might be of American 'Legion Home, 10 to brought up reinforcements, the any torpedo fiit would be highly the class prize for scholastic mer­ store, w'ffere he recently bought a 3.346 the future what always has been i Fullmer said..!)# leaned toward gathering and 'turning in all the sea buoy: Miami’s old 1,700-pound As industry use steps up, Way nand living,’ said Mr. Ward. der Hamilton value to the enemy. 4:30.p. m.—Work on Red Cross war bulletin said. Two columns useful to the enemy in determln- it, edited the school paper, and tion's Supply Can Pre­ refrigerator and unknowingly paid n.o.so abhorrent to our American way of ■ drafting imd-iassigning all man­ scrap metal that can possibly be fire bell, and the city's first steam , . savs a complicating factor - ap- , iti'stud.v the Bible yf(Ctrap Put To Practleai Use Aircraft tenders , i^ley ...... "NewspApers operate’ under surgical dressings. A standing in­ were sent against the (Chinese but Ijig the value of his oiyn weapons. spared. . was on the football, baseball and $40 in excess of the March ceiling Gunboats: A.sh, lie, Mindanao, W a k e . life.” vitation to all women to assist m power to-Jobs where the need waa fire (jfnglne. vent In con venieiipes, ■"pears: “ Dr, S. I’arkes Cadman waa a price. 3.210 (5i the thifpby that American morale the Japanese lost 300 men . from ■ r’hat was .said or what was omit­ "Let towering victory stock hockey squads. product of a vivid religious awato- Spokane, Wash.—(*),—Scrap col-] Oahu, Lu Gilmore, editor of The Detroit vyllb take care of it.self so long as this worthtwhlle qffort for our one column In a four-hour battle ted about escorting ships would moat acute. Such procedure, he "Kilowatts—power the punch "When this situation waa c a ll^ Unidentified! PT-3.6, .Ql, piles ih every community in the New York—This department of Holmes Mallory scholarship: Official Asserts. to turn motors-^is the considera­ cning, but the strength of his lection directors needed some bats News, said: the .people are convinced they are armed forces. Cofne at any hour and .the remainder fled. a tip-off about the operatlona o f, addkd, would require "some sort ^nation stand as symbols of Ameri­ to the attention of the store li OlXn^IV. QV ...... "We have the word of respon­ of govemmen't subsidy” to bring Sanitation has defied New York­ William S. Tilghman, son of Mr. tion. more than ‘ kilowatt-hours — 'ministry grew out of the fact that the OPA." he writes, "the money thing to flatten out their scrap truthfully Informed and an long of the day most convenient. Subsequently the second enemy out convoy system. ca's defiance of the Axis." and Mrs.'George H.) Tilghman, 282 ____na tenders: Canopus . ,6.976 sible officials’ In \Vashlngton that Thursday, Octoiver 1 . into balance the pay of men as- - ers to put on the sidewalk a piece By James .Marlow and the electrical system’s ability to all through his life he was throw­ waa readily refundc. ’ / heaps. A. W. Witherspoon, came lOWi as they and their newspapers are column moved to the southwest " e enemy is not aupet'-bii- In some states, the drive has al­ of metal too big to haul away. Any Seaview avenue,. Lawrence, L.’ I. George ZIelke ing out his talent anct peraonallty up with a heavy tractor, which did „ ,,a y y tugs: Napa. G annet----- the newspapers of Ame'rica have Zoning Board of Appeals, Muni­ signed to farm -work and thoaa ready been under way, but in moat supply sustained loads of current Mr. Bowlea’ said the M'aterbur- 200 privileged to critic-ire. their lead­ -and the (Dilnese-said their troops man."* Price, emphasized. "He can citizen who stumps the depart­ He prepared for Yale at the Kent into ever wider areas of thought the job nicely.’ "And when you'r P Patrol boats: Cythera, YP-389 done a thorough and patriotic jo)/ cipal Building at 8. be deceived and be can be frus-. placed in more h lg b ly -^ d indus­ the 21 days beginning today will Washington, Sept, 28—(Wide for general and househol dnoeds." iaji is one of 12.6 ^ohsumers in of reporting all, phases of the .vvgr. ers constructively. were engaging this force. ment is promised a serenade by its school,: Kent, Conn., where he was 4n conclusion. Way writes: and service. We do not have hia done. Just scrap the tractor, too,” Sunday, October 4 • Fighting was reported in prog­ trated. . . . I heard quoted the trial jobs be the intensive period. In a few, World)—In recent montiis, the the state wh o have^Tcceived simi­ .68 207.S46 (491 W* have sent reporters and photo­ "America ts a newspaper read­ band—"the best band in town.” president of the hews board, a "If all users industry, •. serv­ talent but everyone of us can en­ lar rebates, totaling $8,875, follow­ aaid Witherspoon. Totals ...... ing nation. As quick as lightning, Manchester Youth Rally at Cen­ ress also with Japanese units other day one sentence which Results Sera Very Ckmd the drive starts a week later. member of several student organi- ■ Americea public has learned to graphers to every theater bf ac­ ter church. Outstanding speakers Results Of the government’s ice and the home-coordinate the list in new causes for Christ, can ing routine inyeistigation by OPA important messages cover the na­ wlUch attacked toward Wuyl. summarizes it all. It was Written ' States will compete r against zatiohs, and played tennis and its amazement that this nation is tion: And they, submitting^.to re-, and Inter-falth' "Conferences from closest approach.|;o'“job. freezing” states, towns against towns and Ellwood CTity, Pa.—Lincoln High time and amount of . their de- read, inoucrn religious books, can inspectors. strictlons of censorship, hsve giv­ tion through the great dnd free southeast -of Klnhwa. by Ray Daniell of The New Yorii varsity hockey. f • . two .to nine o ’clock. —a recent Manpower Oommlsston ’ the newspapers are offering thou- school has accumulated for years short of a lot of things which we mand, man's magical servant will re.study the Lible. ' en the newspaper readers the press as.sociations and in a few Times and it deserves to live for New . York Yale club scholar­ Reports .Amerieans In -Africa K. of C. outing at Bolton Lake. order affecting loggers and certain sandz of dollars in prizes for the the copper engravings used in have taken for granted for many be able to meet all yitaj needs, 'ihe spiritual' glow is further ■ ■■•'miON's...fOfi BEsr- story of warfare in every ptossible hours more of these me.ssages the duration in the hourly printing its year book. A group of ships: Boy Frame. 616 North Wal­ Monday, Octolier 12 Flying Fortrestteit Ticice thoughts of every ’ writer, every miners ip 12 western states—were best scrap-collecting job by groups nut 8tree(, Grand Island, N.eb. He years. ' "If not, in localities there ma.V maintained as we serve others and detail. , have been printed and distribute*! boys has been removing the cop­ H..' E. Way of the Department occur shortages which will ham- lorget ourseives and aa We share Ddhilon. Sept. 28.— Reuters to the homes. This is what mak?s .‘i^ cin l Columbus Day program editor, and every publisher in described by commission officials and individuals. prepared for Yale at the Shenan­ None Given Better Picture 01 Campbell Coun'cl'l, K. of C., at Bomb Buna-Gona Area yesterday aa "very good—better per from the wood. Result; 135 of Commerce says: 1 per production and cause incon- regularly and faithfully ih services said today that the Paris radio, •Tt 18 fair t^ sa y tl^at in no America a united nation. America. It is simply this: Will Continue Till War's End doah, Iowa, high school and Che­ Its clubhouse. fJeneral MacArthur’s Headquar­ than expected.” pounds of copper for Uncle Sam. "If all the electric, lights, ap- ' veniences.” of worjshlp, and cultivate habits of quoting Lisbon mesaarges, reported country on eaiih ar» newspaper "On Sept. 4. Donald Nelson told " ‘There isn’t any story in the The salvage campaign has been shire academy, (Cheshire, Conn., ters. Australia, Sept. 28—(JP)— The order placed restrictions on pltancea and motors now in homes i ------devotional . practice, it was em­ that American troops had arrived world that is good enough to jue- going'on for months and will con­ where he was a member of the and industry were turned on American flying fortressea twice transfers to other work, and com­ Indianapolis—A lady ' phoned national honor society and the phasized in conclusion. in' Sierra Leone, Nigeria and the tlf>* risking the life of a. single tinueii.iuv tilli... theLU,. war's end’ under gov-r scrap headquarters to pick up an simultaneously. circuit-breakers Gold Coast in western Africa, in Yanks Show bombed the Buna-Gpna area on American soldier’." mission spokesmen said it had re­ Glee club, and played football and Sunday .School Rally the eaetem, coast of New Guinea, ernnn^t direction but because "hasn’t been Used would open, fuses would blow,- and Viflory Air Show In the hour preceding the morn- the Belgian Congo in central Afri­ duced the labor loss in the indus­ has been sadly lagging Nelson ask­ basketball,-. power supplies everywhere would whence the Japanese are trying to tries affected by 80 per pent or fo five years: West Hartford Youth Winner ..ig worship, the’ (?hufch School ca and in the Union of South Afri­ How They'll push overland toward 'Port Mores­ ed the newspapers to arouse their "Is it your car?” ahe was a.sked. be disrupted for hours.” ca. (The^W ar Department in PINEHURST MEATS..; Bomberg Raid Riore in the three weeks U . has communities to a full reiilization George Webster. Otis Memorial SrheiliikMl Siiiidav Hally Day serviefe was' held by, and also damaged a 15.000-ton been in effect. "No. it belongs to a neighbor next sciiolarship: Samuel C. Foster, son New York Runs into..Sample in the sanctuary under the Washingtim said it had no com­ merchant ship tn a heavy 'attack ofTYhe- desperate scrap needs of' door.” . New York city ran into s sam­ ment on tnl report.) THRIFTIER CUTS Hit Enemies Fulmer said conimlttee mem­ the^^mills whose steel production of Mr. and Mrs. Wallin G. Foster, direction of Walter Myers, on the enemy base at Rabaiil, Bengasi Ships bers also’ were conslderiag the "Did your neighbor authorize 248 North .Main. Street, Wesi Hart­ ple of the problem after practice Hartford. Sept. 28—OPi—A-,"vic'- sui>erintendeht of the Interme­ New Britain yesterday. General ia 5,000,000 tons under top capaci­ you to tell us to get it for junk?" blackouts, when., everyone turned . . ^ . ' In a single night, a leaf of/the These Thriftier cut.s contain needed B 'N'itamins, Pro­ prospect of using in farm work ty. ford, Conn. He prepared .'or Yale diate department. The altar was (Continued from Page One) MacArthur’s headquartera an­ "No," said ' the lady, ■ "but I at the Kingswood school. West his lights back on at the . ed The parachutists descended front Building* Damaged will receive a salvage victory pen­ minster school. Simsbury, Conn., ing the demand and time of use room for student fliers and for use ws to young The supply line between Buns Warns Grave Crisis Con­ by the various clhasses of power people, and teachers and adults TABLETS I with addrd.trOnI hsve I.oin Lamb Chops a height of a few hundred feet m d the Japanese advance posi­ Rome (Fro A Italian Broad- nant. where he ranked high in his-'class. in civilian defense. helped thouMnde to relieve periodic Sag it udtk tlouHM with tommy gun.s, explosives, caata). Sept. 28.—((Pi— Enemy air Former Sheriff / The groups lined up for the drive, was a leading member of several users, national deficiencies can be brought candles symbolic of their pain with wesic. nervous, blue (eel- LAMB PATTIES tions 'hear lorlbalwa, .32 miles fronts Nation in Plea prevented, although he declares it Students at' the field will,g'ive a part in making and keeping Christ inas—due to functional monthly Shoulder emergency rations and^ flul > per­ from Port Moresby, al-so was raiders attacked the Axis base at are like a roll-call' of American student organizations, and-was on short demorfstration of formation dtaturbancca. AUo, thetr Iron malcea UCCONViLLE the hockey and football teams. certain that some local inconven­ aa the Light of the World. Mr. iT l = = S S = FLORISTS Lamb Chops sonal equipment. Mrtrtars. ma­ strnfefl by Allied attack planes. Bengasi. Libya, yesterday, dam­ Commits Suicide organizations formed fpr neigh­ For Collecting Scrap. flying, and other :skills. Mr. Dut­ them a One hematic tonic to help 4 for 29c chine-guns. ammunition and signal aging a number of buildings and borly and community benefit: Boy iences and some hampering of j Ward in his remarks told the story hulld-up red blexxt. Plnltham'a Tab­ cettuMOusts t nuesieus At least one direct hit was re­ ton’s three and a half-hour exhi­ lets are made etpteially tor women equipment wq.s dropped slmuUan-( causing 11 casualties, the Italian Scouts, Girl Scouts, clubs, air raid production probably will ^ come; of the baptismal ifont of the sanc­ ..ONI 1. 4; • loj 44 JOOM'OOt ■ ported scored on the big merchant Anaonia. Sept. 28— . Fred Hartford, Sept.- 28—(iPi-W arn­ about as a result-of the encirmous' bition wil include wing-overs, up­ Follow label dlrectlona. ' eoufily. high command reported t(xlay. wardens, and . school children ing that a grave crisis confronted side-down flying, tail flips and tuary given by the children of the Pinehurst’ Fruil*... Vegetables ship which was damaged at Ra- G. Floto, 87. former Ansonia city Spanish War Day war industry use of electricity. church school at the time, the Withjn seconds after Kerstetter haul. When last seen the vessel Activity on the Egyptian bat- everywhere. the nation in the Uireat of. a de- other maneuvers w ith. a light, w.-ts clear. Private Charles Yenuah tlefront. the communique said, sheriff, ended his life by inhaling Doorbells will bis rung by the PoHsIble Demand Modified plane. church waa dedicated, and of the Fancy Hand Picked Vegetable Bunches was belching clouds of black illuminating gas in his Clifton crea.se in steel production. Gover­ The possible demand for power of' 'Sitspeth. N. Y.. hit the ground was limited to Intense artillery millions, housewives' will, be asked nor Hurley begged the people of At Rocky Hill One of the Instructors now at lamp from Jerusalem hanging MeINTOSH AFIM.ES 12c each 'and Private Stanley Gillman of smoke. avenue apartment this morning. to take another look—;just one is modified somewhat by the time over the fount which bums when­ iv Lighter raids were carried out exchanges and several aerial com­ Connecticut to - The ning meeting In the church par­ ■ittsrked the northw'eatem Atia- ' Pollcq^ and utility Inhslator last night, the governor . asked to see the small attendance .Wed­ 'Only the bfoadeat general "1 made an awkward landing," ing. but said most of the crew haeacetime. beth Phelan presided? Quite it 1. Lighting. Last year, the de­ Jumps was Mrs. Ellen McGregor, rooftops of a town in eastern "Biit now we need every fiit of of state in.stitutt'oos directing them l i • ■ On War News "to undertake the Immediate col-, number attended, ^^’e were very partment's figures show, u^ful Delivery on orders totaling $2.00. PIea.se ’phone by .10. who looked on in amazement England this morning and unload­ metal for war. If you have any­ glad to have sister Carrie Samlow and decorative lighting ' tn homes ed a rtlck of bomba,-burying a Hartford thing made of metal and don’t ac­ lection of every ounce Of metal of 9:00 for morfiing delivery, by 2:00 p, m. for afternoon from her. cottage. She’d' never with qs again. She has been on the consumed about 4,000,000.000. kilo­ EASING .•een. )iarachuttata before, not even 1 Continued Freni Page One) number of people in the debris' of tually need it, turn it 'in.'" which your department or tnstitu- delivery. Buy these Ivory and Chi'p.so Specials and have tinn and its facilities can be sick liaUfor some time. • watt-hours of electricity ah all- invpicfures. a row of cottages' If you have scrap which you Mrs. Anna Martin Oatergran time high for this use. A Rl^A^ RUKDEN don’t actually want to give away stripped without crippling the es­ S N O W TEST s k p w s ^ y soffiel;^ m them delivered with your order: ^ thought it a wonderful aigitt should gtiard their own tongue# Several shops also were badly Theotre - was received and initiated. 2. Labor-saving appliances. This, is made possible here at the but I don't think thg Germaiha will more csrafiilly." damaged. Next to Poet Ofliee — High St. although at the same time you sential administration of your du­ Qiiish Funeral JInnie, through our ties." The, October 14th. meeting win EIbctrlo ' washing machines, iron- LARGK— appreciate it." ahe aaid. Basle Consideration plHHMi 2-8000 — Reoenratiras wish to help the government, sell .Monthly Payment Plan. .At a time Pointing out that the basic con­ it to a junkman and then buy war Governor Hurley asked houise- be election of officers. era and vacuum cleaners are esti­ 10 for ...... British Army umpire# ruled the HpanUh War Day mated to have reduced .the time of erlsis. this arrangemenl affords houses are drofry ey M ojyo parachute attack succesaful. but sideration behind cenaorahlp waa Mat., Balcray 88c, Orch. 88e bonds or stamps with the proceeds. wives and farmers to comb their llnanrial relief tO' those herrayed. .MEDIUM— that none of us ahalt provide the Ere., Balcony 56c, 85e: Otherwise, give it to the scrap homes and property for metaland , The Department Ctouncil will spent at hard manual labor by at a IVORY I'llowed quite a few caaualties. NOW meet .October 4 at 33 state street, least two days-a week. In 1941 16 for ...... Th.y .r. hW cmb., ! Oitsh. 88e. 81.10. toclndlng tax. collectors or carry it to the com­ called upon churches, fraternal or­ in winter—bet FLAYING munity junk pile. ganizations, business and civic Meriden. Manchester was well some 2 .800,006.000 kilowatt hours So 16vely and sheer . . . FuH-fa»hioned with •Operations. t ) S Q A P GUEST— ■ him kill Americana.” Price gave STATE Toe*. Throagh Sat. Dally At groups to 'organize collectors' represented Spanish War Day at were consumed in this manner. Dozen . . . . . the publishers examples of the groups and spread the word of the the Veterans Home, Rocky Hill. RefriKerators Biggest Item in summer ^ atrelchable Thymold-top. You'll love thetve ' Mat. 2:80 P. M. Ere. 8:80 P. M. To Sew 5th Star beneflU derived from voIunUry No Shows Monday! vital necessity for scrap metal. Department Senikr Vice-CMmman- 3. Food—hot and cold, Electric 'PkwiAna iBiMCB' J censorship and dlaaatera possibly Audible System der Captain Joel Nichols was pro­ rayon beauties in their lu.scfotia new' Fall Midnight Shows Erery And. he added,/’I dp- n(>t mean ranges, roasters and hot'plates, MAIN ST MANCHESTER D A Y * M IG H T 4 3 4 0 reaulting from apparently "unim­ Son.. Wed., Frt. At t:10 A. M. only those things weJwouid nor­ gram chairman. .The program was toasters, waffle irons, mixers and On American Flag portant” violations.' very good! Post Department Presi­ tones. For Raid Alerts mally throw into \he robblah heap coffee makers are among the 4 for Cenaorship wrlthheld from pub­ ____ NOW PLAYING —r- or hide in the attl^'U’mean every­ dent Mary .-Mathieu of Wllilmantic many kitchen and'table appliances. lication for more than' a month FLU* thing which we can atrip from our sang and we always ^njby hearing But refregerators arc. the-biggest Hartford. Rept. 28.^>Pi — The Hartford, Sept. 28—(F)—SUte- i naww o f the alnklng of the aircraft VAN HEfXJN In Frivolties of 1943 homes, our officer and our places her. Those who did not go missed item in this class. All these footj 4 fo r ■Number Five star, on the American The Girl In the Diamond Mask wlde regulations concerning tise of 99c flag, signifying Cjonnecticiit'a en­ carrier Lexington to the south Pa­ *'Grand Central Murder” of work. ..." a splendid entertainment. mechanisms used about 12,500,- eiflc last May 8. he recalled. an audible air raid alarm s>^em W’e were sorry to learn of Sis­ • A n t * LET eii MAIN SI ow oesu of *• try into'the union, will be aewed L U aLL E RAND designed to alert civilian derense All residents of (Tonnet^icut, 000,000 kilowatt hours last year, 99c -on a banner in the Hall of Flaga at Surely there la senae tn the be­ Wad. . Thurs. • Frl. • Sat. Hurley declared, should "join to­ ter Agnes Gaylord's huabnad’s with refrigerators accounting for lief of Naval experta that Japa­ Harry J. Conley workers before the final raid gig- death in Arlington, Virginia. We • Hem* JOHNS-MANVIUE the State Capitol Oct. 1 aa part of nal, arill be issued'shortly, ac­ gether in the mightiest state-wide 4.000. 000.000 of that total. iEj the 48-state pledge of aljcglancc nese ignorance of the loea led Billy Foster effort ever contemplated by this extend sympathy to both ahe and 4. Heating. Electrtoity provides Japan’s adtnirala to overeatimate cording to State . Defense Admin­ her son whose home is here in • Hobby started in Chicago .on CoiUtltuUon and Company of SO istrator Wesley A.'Sturges. or any other state.” heat not only through electric HOME INSUUTION the American force from which Manchester. heaters as auch but .in water.heat­ G/veen/ me. Day, Sept. 17. nx . GIRLS AND COMICS Several of the larger cities of * 0 1 A L 4 I 5 ! ' 302 MA,N STRELT Governor Huriey, who an­ PLUS the state have tested the audible Etheleen. ers, air heaters and power for • iv 8 in « 8 8 STAND BETWEEN YOU AND THE WEATHER nounced the. program, will aelect t t W Y O t / -alert system auccessfully, :and Sarr Is Fxpectecl operation of oil and stoker-fired OF POST OFFICE ■ QNE BLOCK FROM STAU ARMORY the person chosen to aew this 8 Top Notch Acts 8 NDER that roof kqp which the snow .tnelta so qUickly R estrain FLITS — r — trials tonight in several rural furnacra. Heateri used about' 3.- state’s star on the flag on Tuea- o f the Fleet* VAUDEVILLE areas are to subject it to addition­ Only Two Violent 500.000. 000 kilowatt hours la 1941. U (because heat isjeaking through), there's a family putting d'ay. .Sponsored by the Art In- al teatlng. To Be Noiiiinatecl ^ Personal convenience*. Some up with chilly, drafty rooms . . . running the risk of danger- ' stituu of Chicago, the flag is 4.000. 000.000 kilowatt hours last n u t BONDS! BURLESQUE A revised series of regulations Deaths iii State ous, expensive winter ills . . . wasting precious fuel dollarx. making tha rounds whara atars on identification :of vehiclM per­ Hartford, Sfpt 28— (gh — Wil­ year are attributed to use of wdll be aewad on In order o f thalr mitted to operate during black­ radios, electric clocks and other Heat is leaking out through the roof. If you're that family, let You___ __s't be toe particular MONDAY AND liam B. Sarr of West Hartford, joining the union. Dalawrars and^ outs and air raids is to )>e issued sponsored by Miaa Katherine conveniences such aa razors. us insulate with J-M Rock Wl. Chases abeut yeur lanndry: Tnie. tend­ Pannaylvania hava already lud • m ii oiANT me next week, Mr. Sturges said. By The Associated Press 6. Mlac8Uaneotu. Homes using ing U to aa, aavea year beaaty. their ceramonisa. On Sept.'30 Naw Quiim of West Hartford and Judge A traffic fatality and a auiclde drafts and pays for itself in fuel savings. War Bonda John M. Bailey of this city, la ex­ water pumps, motors and assorted and Stamp# time and heaith; hut It alao Jersey will hold Its eelehration, were the only violent deaths re­ gadgets account for the balance of Cuts room temperatures in summer up to saves year family's health, for after which Col. James F. Daley DAYS ^ __ pected tb win the nomination for ported In Connecticut during the everything to door under attse- sheriff at tonight's - Democratic borne electrical energy, estimated ; 15* on ))ottest ^ y s. Price reasonable; big and Major Edward P, Ftlay o t the T h u n . Mackerel Is Free week-end. at 1.200.000,000 kilowatt hours last lutoly aanitory eoaditioaa. It's Ctonn. State Guard at 3 p. m.'wUl county convention in New Britain. Patrick Fioncia. 33, an Indian J'batts” speed application. With- support from Hartford's year. ,„ •! ecenenalcal, t- 1 eeiamaaiea Middletown, Sept.' 28—-mackereL hanging from a ceiling beam in 0 FAMILY BUNDLES • p ja rM r commlaaioner, Sarr’s atrongest services consumed 17,006,0(>0,000, totftf, PNOfN Ot CAU The flah, alated for a New Tork rivsL ia claiming i l l votes. The the baaement of hia home, and Dr. or 8 per cent of the total. Proteet Srto Purmturr From Ptrfmmo Stoimi ■OWMDUMDSAT More Troops market, waa left in aixeable por-' other candidate ia Donald Potter, Marvin M. Scarbrough, medical 78 Per Crat For Industry Emkomc* Appoorm te* of Old Formitnrt THE W. G. GLEIVNEY C O .' RICHARD STONE Uona for local conaumptioo in examiner, aaid he had committed Industry took the rest— 137,500,- Try 0«r Soptrior first selectman of Glastonbury. Cool, Lumber, Masuaa' SuppUro, Palat broken barrela—first come, flrat Basil Fitzpatripk, former town suicide. 000,000 kilowatt hours, or 76 per Opra A fisniuaa — Otooefl ay At 1 P. M. Optieian - 1 SSS No. Main HU TeL 4148 Dry CloAninc Sorvlea! 1 To Be Raised servetf and free—after tbe acci­ chairman of West Hartford, will In addition, Fred Sully, 81, of cenL Two-thirds of industrial use L OEBSHANOTF, OptotMtrtaC S* mcrwuui-i dent, which attracted a crowd, in­ present Barr's name to the con­ West HaVen, an internal revenue ts going for war purposes. Way • tl Mshi Street Call 4720 for Appointment. cluded aumeroua mackerel fan- agent, died yesterday la St. (Oeat ») M S a M lJ CILLMOBE vention. Michael T. .Kerwln of figures. METCALFE GLASS CO. *¥miiquatf*U FOB BUILDING AMD HOMI BtAOHllllB, A b *... A VsHctr ciera. Netv Britain is expected to be Raphael's hoepUal. New Haven, of Of Uie grand total of 182,500,- Lowell E. Sawyer, 39, of Bev-. named chairman'of the convention what Dr. Scarbrough said waa an 000.000, some 42,500.000.000—or 23 217 FARK ST. t. I l l Vi, CINTfR ST. ed upon Ptiiiirta and Ckoatia for 8shcto4 Shaft Sshiocts! SLSA SATSt NEW SYSTEM lAUNPRY more of their manpower ea a con­ SLIA SMI. erly, Maaa.. the' driver, waa treat- which opens in Stanley arena at overdose of aedative be toqk Frl- p::r cent was generated privately. Tot. 7-5273— HartfoM T«i. 5tS.6— MaMckattof JOKNS-MANVILlE«“i(t‘£“»'.2?s4 r a . “ saiT *. .68 HarrIOMB Btfeet— Olf East Center fltrert i«L n u sequence of the Ruaeiaa realaUace Sat. N at.i'sj.r-iifc.'ja’jth.' «C IBa MIL !•(. 7 :8 0 m . . >d«g aidU . * . I auUMt Us gubUa ulUtuis, which in Tl»c Uerald[«e^t Pg}’» at ttaUngrad. ' ( FOUR BIANCHESTEB EVTOONG h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEFTEMBER 28, 1942 MANdlUESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1942 i»AGE nvti:

Era of Plenty Advice on Buying Mail Early to Giv« Boys Overseas a Merry Christmas __^ Ram Attack Labor Blast Life With Father Eight Lifers Given Housewives Daily Radio Programs News From Manchester’s Neighbors After the War By The Associated Press Fatal to Sub Stoatora War Time OCT. 1-NOV. 1 DECEMBER 25 At McLevy Seek Pardon^ Your cost of living heed hot rise Cong.' Koppleinann Says It you buy wisely. Former Coast 'Giiarfl two committees recently apjioint- CIO Leaders Also Rap 78 Persons File. Peli- We Can Produce in The State Department of Agri­ j i ed from Stanley Dobosz Post ?Jo. Boltou Cutter in Royal Navy Report a Yearns Supply Mrs. Luee in Endors- Rockville . 14, American Legion, and the Ver­ Gyp^y Camp Pitched Peace As Well as War. culture and the State Defense tions for Hearings, in. non Defense Council, will be held Mra. Clyde Marshall Council provide the following In­ Is Given Credit. . ing DoAYnti and Hurley Lewis H. Cbaitnaaii formation to Connecticut consum­ Next Two Months. this evening at the G. Ak R- hall Phone 4052 Of Radio Sets on Handc M, Bockville New Britain, Sept. 28— "War' ers on the thrifty buys in local at 7:30 o'clock. These com d ilt^ s stores. London, Sept. 28.—(/P)— A for­ By The Associated Press have been appointed to plM for has provee^ that we can put our Hartjord, Sept. 28—(/P) —The Watchers at the Listening Post. In So. Bolton Woods Meats; Adequate .supplies of mer United States Coast Guard the erection of an Honor Roll for people to work. Peace then should New York, Sept. 28.— (Wide • her of marketable receivera gocs The action of Fs[irfleld county State Board of Pardons announc­ Bolton Center., during the week­ Iamb; moderate — 'Veal, round cutter which joined the Royal W orld)—;P BBibllity of future down. CIO leaders in endorsing Demo­ the town of Vernon in the center end-included' the following Bolton- 0 ed today that eight men- serving iPick Goehring Bolton, Sept. 28— (Special)—A town and the school census will be able to keep them at work,” beef, cold cuts. Nnv.y last year was honored toda.v sharp decrease In the size ot the Meanwhile at Washington, the of the city. . . Ites: V»14, Olive Swanson, Eleanor cratic candidates for state and life terms In the state prison were ^ a ‘gue Meeting ty-pickl gypsy band has settled in take a decided rise if the children ! Congressman Herman 'P. Kopple- Poultry: Stewing fowl, small listening audience due to obsoles­ War Production Board, taking Hutehinsdn; 11-1, Anthony Ma- as the single-handed victor over congressional offlcea and a labor among the -78 persons who have As Candidate There will be a meeting of the Bolton, complete with the fancy from all the families attend the'I'^jg^nn tou jhe gathering at Army- less. cence o t radio receivers is a de­ cognizance of the situation, has neggta, Cliffdj;d Loom is:-1-3, .Mr. schools. The women of the camp Eggs and dairy products; Amer­ •me and pos.slbly two subfnarines. velopment to which the broad­ republished its notice, that priori­ blast at Socialist Mayor Jasper filed petitions for> hearings during Hof Brau Bowling League this and Mrs. Stuarts Wells; 3-5, Her­ tents and flamboyant trappi/ngs Navy E Award pfesentatiun cere­ ican and cottage cheese. the next two months. evening at 7:30 o’clock at the asked the date on Sunday and . The Admiralty in a special casters say they are giving some ty ai(| is obtainable by distribu­ McLevy of Bridgeport and Mrs. bert Hutchinson.-^tedward DeDos- that go to make up such a settle­ how long their number 8 sugar monies' at the , Corbin Screw Cor- Fish: Flounder, Haddock. srinoun-ement told how the ope- The docket includes the name of Koscluszko Club on West Main jioration here this afternoon. serious consideration. As a matter ' tors to speed up parts moving to Clare Boothe Luce of Greenwich, lEUington Man Is Nom* ser: 5-7, Hugo B'lM^a. Frank ment. They have been In Bolton coupon was'good. V^etables: Green cabbage, tlme Chelau. now’ called the Lul- repair shops. Agn«.stino Tinti who has served street. The captains of all teams The problem Of overproduction of fact a statement from NBC the Republican candidate for Con­ Volpl; 7-9, .Mr. and M r^G aspnn for the past four or flve days and Tell Fortunes caul’/iovyer, onion, white and worth. threw her 1,983 tons Into sees a somewhat gloomy picture ! almost 26 years on a conviction of inated by G. O. P. for ari requested attend the meet- has beeir-vver stressed in the past, gress from the Fourth district, second, degree murder; the longest Morra. have settled In a secluded spot in The women of the camp are sweet potatoes. a ramming attack on the 1.332- ahead. I Listening tonight: featured one of tllc'-busiest week­ ing. ,4pple Pie Contest V . such a manner that next door dressed In the typical gypsy style Mr. Kopplemann declared. When Fruito; Macintosh apples. ton Italian submarine Pietro of any petitioner, since he was jludge ^f Probate. l>cace comes one of the chief Jobs - Declaring^ that onl# approxi­ Premiers—CBS. 7:30 (West ends In the yet-young Connectiihit • Mrs. Harry A. Munro was tm*- neighbors, were not aware of their with flashy colors and materials in Calvl after bringing the submersi­ 10:30) BLohdie returns; BLU, 10, sentenced iii Superior, court at will be to "lind'a way to distribute mately a year’s normal stock of TOlltical campaign. New Hayen on Nov. 13. 1917. The winner of the apple pie contest presence until Sunday. their full long dresses. The nicn ble to the surface with depth hew sets is available in dealers' , Raymond Gram Swing comment, "-.Jlhe week-end also saw the ^ HockviUe. Sept 28— (Special) — held Friday evenmg at the meet­ In South Bolton have the ordinary.' conservative iso that everyone m*y 4 have the charges. Margin^. Gillmore and Percy other aevU'n also aCe ser\-ing terms things he needs."' hands for replacements' and that moved from MBS. norntn^ipn of Democratic candi­ for second degree murder. YCkrl A. Goehring of Ellington waa Ellington ing of Bolton Grange. Mrs. Oscar The'kend has settled on land clothing. The women tell fortunes With the impact, the Pietro NBC—8, Orson Welles aa Beni­ Waram In a .scene from the de­ •otnlnate4 f»r Judge of Probate of "That will mean we all must Edgar J. Sloan the supply of neceMsry repair | dates fbr,Congre8s from four of Petitioners from Fairfield coun­ Anderson of We.st street, placed owned by^--Bamuel Woodward In and solicit'-business from all. who Caivi turned on her side, dumped parts is low, the statement reach- j to Juarez; 8:30, Margaret Speaks; the flve diJltcjcts in the state- all lightful comedy. "Life With ’ ‘ the KUtngton-Vernon Dlatrict at G. r. Berr second. Jielges included Herbei t pull as a team, not in. opposite di­ ty ancTirora the. New Haven Su­ Tel. 403-3, Roekvllls South Boltod’-that w as originally visit thft camp. Water for the part of her crew into the water es the conclusion that once thia 9, Don Voorheea concert, Lily at routine contentions and by Father,” which comoa to the the Republican Probate convention- Hutchinson. Joseph Mack and owned by the V'dterans of Foreign camp use is carried from Man­ rections. ThUi land wiiich can pro­ perior court of New Haven countj/ Dies Suddenly and sank before a boarding party ’ supply Is gone the number of Pons; 9:30, L Q. Quiz; 10:30, acclamation. stage of the Bushnell Memorial will be heard by the board at 10 !beld Saturday afternoon in Rock- Maxwell Hutchinson. The pro­ Wars of Manchesteiv The camp chester and no other sanitary ar­ duce plenty in war can surely pro­ could reach her. Lands of the Free. In Hartford for three days • thus All the women of the Congre-. duce plenty ui peace. Jobs must be -"dead” receivers could increase at Kopplemann RenbnUnated a. m. Oct. 5, with New Haven ^vUle. gram waa presented by the Home consist's of about six fbQto and as rangements were evident' at the Oiinneni Score Direct Hits the rate of an estimated 14,(MH) CBS-- 8. 'Vox Poppers: 8:30, Those nominated or rrtimninat- week beginning this 'Thur.'Klay eve­ a Judge FrancU T. O'Loughlin gational "church who are planning Economics Committee of the; many families. There are''approxl- provided at deednt wages for all county .(Waterbury I, Litchfield, camp. Cooking Is done on an open A second submarine surfaced daily. , Gay Nineties; 9, Henry Fonda in ed- Saturday were: First dtotrict. ning. Three evening perform­ Now London, -Windham. Tolland, •Democrat is the present holder of to go to the fall rally of the Con­ Grange Mr.s. Munro. received a - mately tw e n t^ v e in the taamp. fire In the center of the camp, and 1 P®°ple "'ho want to work.’ Nationally Known Fire nearby, the Admiralty said and “This rate, if continued four “The Magnificent Dope;’’ 10, Candy, cifereta, cipefs, tobeece. Rep. Herman P. Kopplemann^^^ ances and a matinee on Saturday Middlesex and Hartford county I ; this office. Mr. Goehring has serv- gregational Christian Women of pyrex pie plate as the .prize, Otn-1 twelve adults and the rest child^*^ tl.e menu on Sunday consisted of A4dres8ing himself to the work­ the Lulwo'rth's gunners scored di­ Freddy Martin orchestra. Feed, beevy are schciiuled. v' ed aa judge of the Ellington Town ^ Insurance Executive years," the statement contends, SEND: todpt, toilet eiticlet, tosnlain p«"*> D O N T SEND______clothing, polish. Hartford: Second ' district. Rep. rases scheduled, for 10 a. m. Nov, Hartford, Middlesex and Tolland er numbers of the program in- ■ ranging from month old babiea to ^^lickCii, cabbage and coffee. ers at the factory, Congressman rect hits bn the conning tower be­ "would affect the majority of ra­ BLU* -7:30, Lone Ranger; 8:30, 1 Court for a number of years, and Kopplemann told them that their ttetionery, 8ibles, beebt of short ttertos, etber un- oblo mottor, intoxicants, poisons, InHommoblos Mko William J. Fitzgerald of Nor­ 2 at the prison. Counties which will be ' held in chided a reading. "Back Seat," oy i children in their teens. ' -Expeet Stork In Few Days Fasses A wav at 71. fore the craft couId_ dive. Hours dio . equipped^ homes and might True or False; 9. Counter Spy; wich; Fourth district. Rep. Leroy Nearly .All In Prlaoij. Now 2 bee been giand jusor of the town Broadview Community Church, production was hastening the sec­ breekeWe flfts hi smell peckeges. . motchss or lightot Nuid. Olive Swanson: solo. "Silver | Hit By <»aa Shortage A 'V»sU from the stork it immi­ were spent searching but it could make.lt iiselcsa for broadcast sta­ 10:15. Alias John Freedom. D, Downs of-Norwalk; and Fifth ers of 'lh ®l°PPd. man Chuck company, died sudden­ ocratic procedure." tences are: Fairfield county, An­ ^Wnalsting of George N. Brigham, Olympic swimmer, churned his Dealer reserve stocks are believed • NBC—9 a. m.. Show without a aa to hia future plans, but Shan­ Mrs. Isadore Lassoff arwl two writing their recipes the wonicn line shortage and have come to woman at the camp is the mdther | Kopplemann. who received ly at his summer home in Madison way so rapidly toward the Lul- sufficient to provide necessary re­ Name; 1:45 p. m., Paul V. Me ley announced, branding reports She offered-to pre.scnt her views thony Andrion,' sentenced Oct. 14, ‘ Kerwln Elliott, William Conrady, children are spending a month at 1 had a roll call and told the kind Bolton from California. 1 of eight and another the mother df-jJ-J** Detrtbcratic renomination ' for Sunday night. He was 71. before an.v CIO committee the ID.iO; Ale'xander Lepore, Feb. 2, ^MUo E. Hayes and Oyde Cordt- W’orth that he was mistaken orig­ placements ' through- mid-1943. Nutt on "Manpower and Main to the tontrary a.s "false ' and the home, of her father, Samuel I of work they would prefer to do li School Situation ! six and all hav*have been bom on th eN '?“ B "** Saturday will return He had been in' the. insurance inally for a torpedo. After that, however, llateners Street;’’ 6:30, new time to r Stella Ragweed Seed CIO leaders would de.signate. 1932: G. Edmund Labnzzi, June 3 hen. business for 5’4 years and had been Islands Cornerstones without foundation,” that he defi­ Yasmer of Main street. | they were compelled to work. They were inquiring on Sunday road- without the aid or assistance to AV^Mhington Tuesday morning. would have to depend entirely Unger on Moviet. nitely would be. a candidate for 21. 1932; Frank Rotonda. OcL 3, Tree* Knocked Down His plaiu for his campaign for re- vice-president and director of the In accepting the Democratic Sunday school hais begun and all Mrs. KoCney Hutchinson arrangei^ as to the school facilities of the of a doctor. upon repairs to keep their receiv­ CBS—3:30, Keyboard Concert; renominatidn. congre.ssionnl nomination. Downs 1933; John Nichols. Dec. 5. -1924. ' The wind on Saturday blew children who should come and | the program and .Mrs, .George election ta, .Congress are uncertain Aetna Fire .since 1919. New • Haven county i Water­ down a lar^e tree located in front ers going. 4:30, Living Art, Edward Cf. Rob­ Found Useful About 40 CIO leaders from made no reference to Mr.s. Liic’c haven't plca.se notify the super- ShedfK^ad charge of the-pie con- due to the iimiortanre of current Mr. Soan had served as a direc­ As a remedy, the statement inson; 6:15, Edwin -C. Hill new Of Japanese Strength bury l, Philip Rousch, Sept. 20, Of the Maxvvell block on West tor of the Phoenix State Bank & Farmworkers Fairfield nbunty attehded a meet­ and a.ssefted. that "I will do no Intendent, MaTilpn Chapman, and ; test I Sunday morning. It meets in the legialatipn w -h ^ , will limit his suggeaU that a lessening of gov­ series. name-calling whatever; that is not^ 1028; and Louis N. Leopold. Nov. Main street narrowly missing the Trust Company, president and ing yesterday in Brldg;eport en­ 21. 1928. be will get in touch with them. The next'ftiMting’ will- be Boos*' basement at XU a.m. An imeie&t- visits to Connecticttt^ ernmental restrictions on manu­ BLU—12 noon. Children In Proilures Oil Superior dorsing Down* and Geivernor my type of campaign.” huildlng. Although no property ter Night and wiU be open to the , Staf(orBrooklyn street, died Satur- " E ' to the T. H. Wood Co., Inc., service flac'of the Grange p r;;-.i- ^ " n clerk's office: John peters ^ ^■"S. He had been vice president of ly feevaled. Among other things Joint Council set up a magic lock , an^Ai'chle Sanger sold the G er-' Gowdy vviU he the leaucr. Hall Memorial school has dis­ They Are Essential. Lafayette,. Ind., Sept. 28—War selves to .start a campaign In in­ te y at the Rockville City hospital, for Excellence in War Production, nenlly in the large halt' of the the Hartfato Chamber of Com­ By Walter B. Chiufim it will show that the Japanese in the lobby of the newspaper of­ FILLSIP ijle was bom in Holyoke, Maas., hiiikli’niT The flat Increase - in tho pKce at Stafford Hollow to Sunday acbuul ueid a paity tributed programs of the open merce and president of the Hart­ 1080 1380 has found a use for ragweed, main dustrial plants to enroll war work­ Pearl Harbor, T, H.. Sept. 28 — were so unprepared' for opposition fice and offered a $100 war bond ! ■Bd had lived here about 50 yeara, will be made on Tuesday, October mimbef o5 stofs every '-jr.- Wilfred J. Dor_sey of house and entertainment to oe j ford Insurance tnqtitute. HartfoVd. Sept. 28— Renewed WTIC Kilocycles WDRC that the invasion group of the source of hay fever, in the United ers as registered voters and have TONIMT 6th. at 4 p. m.. The ceremony will 'outuiuay auernoun wiUi an at- a.ssurance that Selective. Service Kilocycles prize for. the-first key that fitted.’ and was a fkrmer by occupation. I’alnier. forihcr rcsiUi-nts: Joseph given Wednesday which have, a Mr. Sloan's hopie was at 154 (Wide World)—Truk, the I’alaus armada, the transports, steamed States. them vote the Democratic ticket. be held on the Old Training' week. ccnaance ui auoul 50 cUildren. officials in Connecticut regard Harm to Unity Charged The prize now. is to t the donor He laavas hia wife, Mrs. Carrie Firemen’s Meeting J. Braun of Eart.,slreet purchased charming design of . pink rose North Oxford street. ' x, and Saipan are three names to re­ on fully 24 hours after it could Ground in South Coventry, with oumes were piayed, all having a sprays In water colors. .The fol­ production of food as an es.sentlal Monday, Sept. 28 Monday, Sept. 28 Purdue university announced to­ In a double thrust at McLevy who brings in the most keys. Tho Do this—'Tiy 8 -aetoeae Va-tzoiXil. CWlachell) MoFarlane; two sons, The Bolton Volunteer Firemen the Balboni p-oport-y on the West^ .4ble-BasebalI Plajer liiN^’outh member in_ evaluating reports of have been tum"d back, saving first one tried opened' the lock. the Hon. George H. Robertson as Aciu’dcrtui time. . ' lowing is the amateur radio wartime industry and are seeking P.M. P. M. day the discovery in ragweed seed and Mrs. Luce, Downs’ Republican It (1) shrinks swollen membranes^ Charles H. of Rockville and Priv­ will hold their meeting on Wed­ Stafford rohd. corvsis^ng Of a six' A baseball player of considemblc many ships and lives, (2) Sfxithea irritation, (3) relieves master of ceremonies. Major H. R. room house and six acrw-.pf land. schedule: "Star Spangled Banc to avoid the serious disruption of 3:00—The Story of Mary MarlUi 3:00—David Hamm. American and Allied victories in 'of an oil which is superior to some opponent, the meeting adopted a ate Henry J. McFarlane of Den­ nesday,' Septembof 30, at . Man- instead of bolding the Substi- ability in his youth,.he once turtle^ i No Plan io Meet Air Power oils in whirb shortages, have been transient nasal congestkin , . , And ver. Oolo.; five daughters, Mrs. Battley, Army Air Force, will 5Ir. Braun aI.so purchased' , five luce Kauouing x>uaiu meccings at ner,” all; piano duet. "Parade of down an offer of a trv'-out from' Connecticut agriculture as men 3:15— Ma Perkins .3:15—New*. the 'great war of the Pacific. resolution stating that by running Although better known for telli's Spaghetti House on Ando­ It was the first time an armada felt. The oil closely resembles that nlany of hia .Jesaer accompliaU- brings greater breathing Cbriatopber Lee, Mr*. Louise award the flag which will be ac­ acre.s of land abutting on the Bal­ ' cue Church Cuiqmumty nouse the Wooden Soldiers," Evelyn and Connie Mack of the' Philadelphia kre drafted for the Army came to- 3:30— Pepper Young’s Family 3:20—St. Louis MSUnee. Truk, the Palaus and Saipan for governor and putting a Social­ ver road. . The meeting is called daj/'- The Japanese had no plan to meet ist in the congressional race, it. Follow directions B. Bennett, vice president of the, for 8 p. m. and a spaghetti supper rv’ H. Moore. Stanslniis Sztaba of house, 'atote occupational , ad\’iSor 4:00— Backstage Wife 3:45—Exploring Music. food possibilities later- on in the "Mayor McLevy causes Irrepara­ Inventor of bifocal spectacles. Loula-Oates and Mrs. Edward will be served at the conclusion Jutiepn aacBnety wno lives Thumb." Richard Corsinl, Chester remain in the insurance business. strength and strategy in the south- it. baneful weeds, but that angle has in folder. V A T I O I I O i Candito, all of Rockville; several company. "E " pins will be pre­ New Britain sold 50 acres 6f land next-tp^ the Grange nali. ihe same Cone. Harold Bentley; "Inkxy Bom in Hartford and educated for SelccHve Service. 4 1&—Stella Dallas. 4:00— News. ,west Pacific. They are in the is­ ble harm to national unity and of the meeting. A report on the Farmers Whose sons or hired While this was a crippling blow- pot been investigated at Purtue. graadchildren, a aister, Mrs. Les- sented to the employees by Lieut. located in -.the north- section of uay and .pours wul be observed. Wixsy Spider," Judith Luicier, in public schools here, at the age 4:30— Lorenzo jonea 4:16—Afternoon Melodies. lands which Japan seized from in one sen.se, the effect wa.s more thereby creates a danger of plac­ 5. J. Sindeband, U. S. !•. R., and progress made at the firehouse mpn are essential to continued op­ 4:45— Young Wldder Brown 4 :45—War New*. The discovery, and methods of tar Bartlett of Hartford and a Stafford to Mary Banulska of Miss Btopie -'Vvwuam ot .ww- Patricia Bradley; accordion, i of 9. he .was carrying on mornln.g Germany in World War One, and of a block on further Immediate putting it to imrne'diate use on ing in power on a state scale and m will be made at the meeting to New- Bi'itain. eration *ot the farm . and produc­ 5:00— When A Girl Marries' hrothier, Charles McFarlane. . The will be aitcepted by MI Kathe­ Biitain is visiting her mother at Charles Parizek; "Gaily the Trou-1 and evening newspaper rput*i in 4:SS--Natioiial Newa later took over by mandate from plans of conquest on the part of fairns, w-aa made at the Purdue sending to Congress from the rine Horrigan who has been em­ which all members are cordialjy Because of the possibility of a" the neighborhood of Trinity coix tion o f food in commercial quantlr. 5:15—Portia Facea L ite 5:00— Ad 'Liner — Musical Coop­ Fourth district bitter antl-Rooae- funeral will be held on Tuesday invited. die home 01 her^'-upcle Waiter o. badour," group song: piano selec-1 the League of Nationa. For years the Japanese and it in no sen.se Agricultural Experiment "station, at two o’clock at the White Ftm- ployed by the T. H. Wood Co., for- fuel shortage this winter, the cal- ■ iiavcn. ^ . - tions, •’Slumber Song," Shirley; lege. . . ties should have no herttation m 5:30—Just Plain Bill erative. velt elements who would utilize asking that these men he deferred, they have been developed as ma­ minimized the power of Japan to by G. F. Roedel and M. H. Thorn­ orml Home. Dr. George S. Brookes, more than 25 years. The public is Edward DeDo.sser has recovor- endar of Stdfford Public schools Ffellx; "Home on the R ange,'' At 16. he began working for the 5:45— Ftont Page Farrell ■ 5:40— Memory Lane. . every opportunity to hinder the British War Relief Miss Ada Clark o f srtjth Coven­ said Major Morehouse. Since many jor strongholds in the Japanese protect her holdings in the man­ ton. of the Department of Agricul­ pastor of the Union Congregation­ invited to attend. In the event of ed frorti a severe cold that ' con- jhns not been planned any .further Kenneth Krivanec; "Londonderry ; Cuahnian" Chuck company*' of 6:00—Newa 5:46— Ben Bemie. plan to carve an empire in the tural Chemistry:'--...... war effort out of narrow,- partisan, try has rented a room irhm Mt, men, formerly In deferred groups!' 6:15—History In Ths Headlines dated islands. al church will officiate. Burial will rain, the ceremony .will be held In fined him to his hpme for.several ahead than Nov. 30th when classes Air,” Ronald Pardiis; duets. "The j which his father. Adrian .P. Sloan 6:00—News. southwest Pacific. It did, however, permit the Need No New Machinery politjeal reasons." da-.-s. ' are resumed following the Thanks- and 5irs. Kenneth tjlms 01 'Hlgp- are now being reclassified by local- with Professor Andre Schen- be In Grove Hill cemetery. the assembly hall of the Salvation Owl." Rose Soukiip, Alice Koniar; waa plant superintendent. 6:05—:War CommAtory. American forces to put Into exe­ The . Purdue experimenters have In a statement issued last night Army Camp, -adjacent. to the Mr and Mrs. Mark Carpenter giving vacation. Usually the school and 1‘aiK, wno have recently part-. At 18. he was offered a job at draft boards. ^lajor Morehouse ker 6:15—Hedda Hopper’s Holly Truk Central Powerhouse .|n reply to the CIO leaders. Mr*. Meeting This Evening enased the home formeny emphasized that prompt action ,'Truk is the central powerhouse cution plans for an offensive actually harvested 10 bushels pel- An open meeting of the Ver- Training Ground. and Mis D K. Birdsall were'Sun-' calendar is planned for the eqtire the Phoenix Insurance company if 6:30- Strictly Sports wood. acre of ragweed seeds from weeds Luce said that "I -regret the toad- dayr^i^sta of Mr. and Mrs. Kings .vear, from opening day to com- pieu by axiss Lxiuise Anderson and arty, Sandra Mtske: “ Cato [ should be token In requests for de­ for Japanese action in the south­ against Japan. non-EUington League of Women A fatal accident occurred Fri­ -1 and bogs," Arlene Haaken, Helen j he would jilay on the baseball 6:40— Stand By, America 6:30—Keep Working, Keep Sing­ that grew in a stubble field after ley Cafpentsr of Bolton Lake. iffei1}:cmcnt. The Thanksgiving re-; by 'W**- Annie X-isKe. ferment or in anpcals from de­ 6:45—Lowell Thomas, commenta­ west Pacific. It was developed by Military leaefrts know what a Vetera will be held this evening day afternoon when Edith, the 8- Tejral; tap dance, Sandra Miske; team. H^ accepted, end four years ing, America. tough job, they face. The Battle the wheat had been harvested. No yearrold daughter of Mrs. Edna Mr. and. MrJ.-Walter . . . . . Chamber---- 'cesa begins on Npv. 2.5. There will'. Ddn't-forget the field tiii later ^became an examiner for the cisions of the local boards. tor 6:45—The World Today. Japan as. the , major defensive of­ In the Superior Court room when M I sele’cbcm, “ Country Gar- "Agriculture, in the eyes of fense center against any move by of the Solomons won, back some new fnachinery is. needed. The BINGO lain have returned, fr'jm their **e no session. Nov*. 2 Frank ’iViaka, Mi­ of the Connecticut and Rhode Is­ "Farm labor in Connecticut has 7:45—H. V. Kaltenbom , ' ' opment ha-s been one of Japan's The general feeling Is that the lic, both men and women. The Heether of Flanders. The child ran ^ like to form an organization in­ lan Koniar, Ecjward Paiacko; 8:55—Cicll Brown—News. fight has just begun and It -will fields that have produced only one, from a driveway near her home enti of Blackstonc, Vs. Mrs. V a -: P"-'" The^only other vacations to stead of having the committee land areas. now been reduced to the minimum 8:00— Cavalcade of America ^ 9:00—Cecil B. DeMIlle’s Radio most guarded secrets. No visitors and the ragweed crop will require ■peaks ra will be Robert Pigeon, tong. "Aloha Oe,"xgroup; plkap, necessary to c'arr^’ on the food .have been permitted there for reach Its real .stages when the ORANGE HALL newly elected SUte Central Com­ directly In front of the truck. The lentin was the former Miss Isa-1 ^ ‘>®fo''e Thanksgiving will further the idea of a consolida­ After six years with this com­ 8:30—The Voice of Firestone Theater. no work except harvesting. The NOTICE belle Chamberlain of Bolton Cen- the.day of the State-reach- Dorothy Farra,' "General Grant's pany, he went to work for the production required by greatly in­ 9:00—The Telephone Hour- year*. fighting reaches Japan's own ter­ Proceeds Now Divided Evenly Between British Waf mitteeman. who will speak for the driver swerved in an effort to tion of schools. * March;" modernized x.Vlrglnip lO;P0— FYeddle Martin. ritory. Purdue discovery also promises a As Coupon Stamps .Must avoid hitting her, and in sb doing , , -f ers convention late in October: Aeth.a Fire and was placed in creased population ot tne siaie. . 9:30—Dr. I. Q. 10:30—Columbia Workshop. Truk is not one great island, Relief and the Various Service Funds of the Nation’s' DemocraU, and Harry H. Lugg, Booster Night will be held on Reel, Eleanor Koniar, Evel.Vn Cor­ All necessary men in agriculture worth while by-product out of liegally ' Be Guaranteed his truck hit a culvert 'and over­ Eighteen attended the exhibit | A r m i s U c e ^ Nov. n and this charge of the western New Eng­ 10:00—(Contented Program 11:00—Newa but a cluster of 245 islands, with Pacifir Warfare Guerrilla Type something where heretofore has .-\rmed Forces. prominent In local Republican Wednesday starting with a cafe­ sinl, Lillian Laskow, Doh»thy land territory. snould be deferred." a lagoon 40 miles in diameter, fa ­ Thi.s warfare in the Pacific is a for Deliveries... etreiea. for the G O. P. turned pinning the chil'S beneath. of the State Defense CoiincU .n'*" 10:30—National Education Aaao- 11:05— Sprt^ Roundup. been just a puisance, namely the will close for the Stafford Fair teria supper at 5:30.There will be Farra; hoys’ band, - "(toiasOn Called to the home office aa gen­ The statement affirmed . and ctatlon Program cilities to shelter the whole Jap­ guerrilla warfare. It Is a fight .Admission...... Preceding the open meeting a Officer John Buckley of the Staf­ the Armory at Hartford on Sat­ booths ot all kinds and a program 11:10— VVilUaoi' L. Shlrer—Newa ragweed seed that has to be sepSt' Betwheen Oct. 1st ,... ‘2.5 Cents ami on Thiir.sday, there will be one Song," "Marine Hymn." "Keep eral agent, he-was elected asaia- strengthened the position on de­ 11:00—Newa anese fleet, and base facilities for from stepping stone to stopping iM inesi seasion of the League ford Springs State Police Bar­ urday evening. The group made sc.ssfion, closing at 1 p. m. in the evening. 11:15—Dance Orchestra. rated from many present seed, Them Flying," school chorus. taAL secretary In 1907; and secre­ ferment of farm workers previous­ 11:15—Nelson Olmsted 11:30— Dance Orchestrja. a vast invasion Army. - stone. The Japanese have the Will be held at 7i30 o’clock. racks investigated the accident, the trip, in the Svvan.son school bus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worm- There was a better attendance crops. and Oct. l.>th Miss Rose Ann Sundt has re­ tary in, 1912. ly taken by Major Herbert J. 11:30—Jose BetbanCourt 12:00-Ntws. Would Be Japwneoe Disaster -railitury advantage in that every­ Women to Meef and Medical Ehcaminer G. Perclyal and all report a fine evening. stedt of Westerly, R. L, former oh Red Crosa Sewing Day but Sebwabapher, ' predecessor of Bcitet Drying I*ropertlee Bard of Stafford, was'called, as turned to Northfield Seminary for | Supervixed Property Owned 12:00—Newa and Baseball Scores Tomorrow's Program Destruction or neutralization of thing had gone according to their ONLY ES.SENTIAL AND A meeting of the Representa­ residents of Stafford Springs, are there is work for many'more. the second .vear. Mr. Sloan.was one of the early Major Morehouse as occupational The Immediate valu* of the rag­ local medical examiner. Dr. Wil­ I AM. A. M. Truk would be a Japanese disaster plan.s, made for man.v years, anil weed i's for fatty oils, in which EMERGENCY DEIJA'ER- tive group of the Women's Diyi- spendihg several days with her Time, Thursday all day. Place, The following certificates were 1 advocatea of the 80 per cent'-cp- advisor, and by the late Colonel carefully carried oiit. They have Bion of tbs Vernon Defense Coun- liam If Higgins, could not be 12:10—Program from New York 7:00—News. of the first magnitude. This would there are shortages due Ijoth to lES WTI.li BE MADE partnts Mr. and .Mrs. George Vol- Grange Hall. Bring your lunch. granted the past . week for the 1 insurance clause. tAmong his other Ernest L. Averill, state director. 12:30—Three Suna Trio supplies and reserves in position *11 Will be held this evening at 8 reached. Coroner _ Ackerman of lan'k Sr-., of Grove street. Mr. 7:10—rSboppers Special-:— Muaic, be a major American victory. It increased war needs in industry DI KING TII.AT PERIOD Wappilig The Porter Library lAasocfatlon purchase of new or recapped tires | duties with the Aetna, he super­ At their suggezlion, arrange­ would be a mighty tough Job. in the series of platforms erected •’clock at the Council rooms. 'A t Rockville also was called. . No ar­ Wonnstedt trhployed with the ments were made early this year Tomorrow’s Program time. and to submarine pinched sea will hold-Its annual meeting Tues­ by the war price and rationing. vised property owned by the com­ Palaus, a group of 26 islands for their military conquest. On Lenox Kerosene, Your Credit Is A Big Gun this time a vote wUl be token In rest was made.slthough theri wUl Mrs. W. W. Grant Pratt A Whitney Division. United pany and when a building was for county agricultural agents to AM. 7:45— Robarto Program. lanes.. The composition of the rag- 7394, Manrhester day evening. Sept. 29 at 8. p m. In board: One. new truck tire to about 1200 miles west of Truk, 1* They can throw reserve* into Range and Fuel Oils. regard to the continuance of the be a hearing next Wednesday. The 1 Aircraft has been transferred ' ■he library to hear reports of Offl- acquired in Philadelphia a few investigate claims for deferment 6:00— Reveille, Agricultural News 7:56— News. "wced product indicates that it P'rank Farr of West Willington. a Japanese base of almost- equal the defense of each position, Women’s dlvlMon In the town of child, besides her parents, leaves a branch plant in Kansas f •rs. act on application of new years ago, he went there to ar­ of farm workers, at the request 6:25—News 8:00— News of the World. wpuld have slightly, better drying highway; two new Grade B Ures, 8:15— Shoppers Special. importance. It has deep water while the American and Allied Vernon. one sl.ster and four brothers. Lloyd S. Grant, chief observer of .Mo., and will leave Thursday ambers and elect officers.' range renovation of the property* either of local boards or state 6:30—Doye O’Dell properties in paints than soy bean There will be a vaccinatlorr clin­ Orin .P. Adams, South Willington, 6:45— Reveille 8:30—New*. enough to harbor the entire Jap­ forces have to move theirs along In America’s War Effort! A pivlsion of Civilian Mohillra- the airplane watch, has announced ICansas City. 51rs. J. A. Maskiell of Astoria He leaves his wife, Mrs. Abbie Selective Service headquarters. oil. ic for the North Coventry schools defense worker: three passenger 6:55—News 8:35— Shopper* Special. anese fleet plus all the transports with them as they Oilvance. tkm has been orgarnzed and the that extensive improver.ients wju'' Attorney Joel H. Reed v. ho has been visiting at the home Avery Sloan; one daughter, Mre. 'Thia arrangement to. sUll in effect .The seed (fonts ins about 19 per on October 6 and 7, in charge of recapa, Anthony Nogas. South 7:00— Morning Wateh • 9:00— Preaa News. needed for invasion dr defense. The front is ".('KK) ’ miles long.' Women’s Division of the State be made as ^ n to possible t ^ h e unanirhously nominated Republi­ of her- stoter-ln-lew Mrs.' John E. Frederick Latimer W’ay; on* eon.- and many cases have been referred cent fat and 23 per cent protein: LibbeyOUCo. Dr. W. L. Higgins and Miss Mar­ Willington, defense worker. 8:00— Newa 9;15-:-R*dlo Reader. Truk Is 800 miles from Rabaul. from the Aleutians down to the T he proteins in the pollen are the Defense CouncU will be dlscon- cabin used by the post. Unitor the can candidate for Judge of Pro- : Kingsbury, has returned horns. Edgar Telcott Sloan; one brother, to !th* county agents. Bismarck archipelago and New tiaued. However. ,in towns and garet Danehy. school-nurse, as­ Dr. Horace B. Sloat, the local 8:15— World News Roundup 9:30—Treasury Btar Paiade. in the BLsmarck archipelago and cause jof ragweed hay fever; and Formerly dlrecUon of Lcgionnair^"Arthur | bate at the Republican convention pastor, was elected moderator of Harry E. Bloan; two siatero. Miss Major Moreho.use emphasized Guinea. cities where the' women them­ sisted by 'Mrs. Clifford Ulm and Starks a glass cupola be inr the Stofford-Unlon district, Susie Sloan and Mrs. Burton Case; 8:30—Women’s Radio Bazaar 10:00— Valiant Lady. Palau is about 1.400 miles., the ragweed oil harvests 'contain witt 1 the Ashford Baptist Association that each claltn for deferment While the American offensive selves desire conttnuanre of th,e Mrs. William Foley. The charge stalled in the roof to that plane | Saturday afternoon in the court and four grandchildren, Ruth and yitb Nan aarke 10:15—Stories America Lovea ttolpen Vital 'Stepping' Stone no promise o f relief from sneexing. The Valvoline Oil Co.. at Its 118th annual meeting must be treated on Its merits, but has beeft started, it does not nec­ Women’s Division it will be re­ for yaccinatloiT against small pox spotters will be iM e to see the Warren Memorial Hall. Planning to Fight John L. Way and Edgar C. and It la the "duty," he added, of 8; 55^ Program Parade 10:3(^^ Amanda o t. Honeymoon Saipan, in the Marianas, known tained, is 50 cents, and for diphtheria tox­ Thursday at the First Baptist 9:00—Music While You Work Hill. essarily meiuj that the Japanese sky inside the« ^ i n when the name was presented by Deborah Sloan. every employer of farm labor who also as the Ladrones, is 702 miles have been entirejy thrown on the TcU'iilioiie 3-192 Annual Meeting Tuesday oid, 50 cents. On .Tuesday, . October Harold W. Bruce. Holcomb R. church In Willlmantlc. More -than believes his men are necessary to 9:15—Funny Money Man . 10:45—Bachelors Cblldreh. north by east of Truk, and is a ■All to .Ashist In Winning War weather is exceptionally stormy. For Mrs. Kitfield one hundred delegates attended 'Jefenslve. The po'saibility of Japa­ ’The annual business meeting of 6. 'the clinic wull be held at the There-will be other improvements Howard of Union and Joseph Mc­ continued food production to.make '9:30—Aunt Jenny’s Real Life ll:00-:-Mary Lee Taylor. vital stepping stone. to Japan Pond Hill, Brick, and North Carthy of Stafforci Springs were’ Including a number ifrom this Stories 11:15—Second Huabaind. nese thrusts against the Pacific Phoenix. Ariz.^Ab—Advertise­ the Rockville Chapter of the including the installation Of a two proper application for their defer­ proper. northwest, or another major move American Red C m s m-ill be' held schools; and on Wednesday, Oct. burner oil stove and the sheathing appointed to the probate commit-- town. Rev. O. P. Campbell -if j Hartford Theater ment. He outlined these steps as 9:46— Rhythms of the Day 11:30—Bright Horixons. ment In The Arizona Morning Re­ Hartford gave an address and th e! These, are but three points in against the Hawaiian Islands, is at the library of the Sykes school it will be at the Silver street of the entire inside. tee for a two year term. Mr. Rertl. Hartford, Sept. 28~f>Pi-Hart­ lollows: 10:00— Bess Johnson 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories. the 2,550 islands of the Micro- public: "Closed for the duration. and-Red'schools. It Is for children is a native of Stafford, graduatecl sermon was delivered by Rev. Ar-1 10:15—Program from New York 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. by nh means been completely Not, for need of business or ma­ on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The next meeting of Wapping ford Republicsns Inclicated today To Have Burlesque If a farm worker has not been nesian graup which the' Japanese biocketl ^bo^ou toanfto Reporto for the past year will be of both Sthool and pre-school age: Grange No. 30, will be Neighbors' from Stafford High school, Wlllis- thur J. Dorr df Stafford. The classified In 1-A, but may be^ so 10:30—Help Mate P M terials, but .to a.ssist in winning they would fight for the election theme df the meeting Waa, "Min­ have controlled since the W orld Still Vslag .Anierlran Gas preaented and the election of offi­ children of pre-school age may be .N’igbt, and will be held on Tuesday ton academy and the University of classified,- the emplpyer should 10:45— Young Dr. Malone 12:15-B ig Sister. war. JBMn has perhaps a mil­ the war. At our weekly meeting brought by parents, or they may Maryland Law school. He waa re­ of Mrs. Gertrude Kitfield, candi­ istering of the Church in a Strick­ 11:00—Road of Life 12:30—Helen Tient. The Japanese stHl hold a foot­ we decided to the last .man to cers for the coming year will take cvening, October 13. and the fol­ with . outstanding attractions present a claim for occupational lion fightiMg men ready for quick be sent or brought . in by older cently appointed public clefender date for national committee- en World.” 11:15—Vic and Sade 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. ing in the Aleutians. There is n(i move, into war production work., place. lowing Granges have been invited: the management of the Hartford deferment and fill out the Selec­ movement, from these 'stepping indication ' of any exhaustion 'of PAY OFF Y O U Grocery Bingo Tonight brothers or sl.sters,'but they mii.st V;ast Hartford Grange, Manchester for the Tolland County ..Superior woman. at . today's meeting of the Mr. and Mre, Arthur Spicer tive Service Form 42-A. which is 11:30— Against the Storm 1:00—News... not singly, but a.s a unit and from court. He is Attorney for the Republican State Central commit­ were recent visitors of Mr. and theater is offering the always stones, and the whole fighting re­ supplies or equipment. T hey are Kiowa Council. D, ''of P., will have, the written permit of par­ Grange, and Bolton Grange. Mrli an affidavit supporting a claim 11:45— David Harum' 1:30—Vic and Sad*. sources of the Japanese ■ empire, the helpers to the owners we leave ents. town of Stafford. The Demcxrratlc tee here. Mrs. EMgar White in Staffordvill*. popular traveling burlesque. Each still .flying, their fighting planes today. Buster Smith' and Clarence hbld a grocery bingo at Red Men s Annie V. Collihs.- Mrs. Ruth N. for deferment on occupational 12:00—Medlsy Time— Hal Kolb, 1:45—The Goldbergs. land, sea and air forces, can be' Pfobate convention for the nomi­ Mrs. Alice W. Ruse of Shelton, Local members of'ttaa Valley week beginning Sunday matinee organist 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. with American made gasoline. Story say thanks a million to our ball this evening at eight o'clock The October meeting of the Hood and NRss Kate M ., Withrel grounds. This form cag be furn­ moved quickly down this chala of Japanese losses' in aircraft car- DEBTS? nation of a party candidate - for backed by organization leaders, is Bridge Club attended the meeting at 3 p. m., 8:30 evening and a P..M. 2:15—Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne many friends and customers. We'll to which the public is invited. Parent-Teacher Association will have been appo'.ntcd as the re- midnight show starting at 1:10 a. ished by the county agent, who communications. riera have been severe. B.ut the ' < ^ t to Jail be held on the 2ist. in the vestrv the office of Judge of Probate will believed to have majority support at the home of Mra. Joseph can assist in filling it out. It then 12:15—Lunclteonaires 2:30—W e'Love and Learn. see you after the Axis qulto." freshmenl. committee. b«...... "3 held Wednesday night at 7: 0 of the state committee for the Prltcliard at Storm last week. ra., continuing aon Tuesday. No Admiral Nobumasa Buctsiigu. Japanese sUllehave aircraft car­ Smith and Storr Operated, a suc­ Arnold Miller, 41, and Maurire of the' Congregational church. 'A I goes, to the local draft board. 12:30—Marjorie Milto Hour ' 2:45— Life Can Be Beau one of Japan’s greatest Naval riers. [HE Coyernment Warren Memorial Hall. MiMrs. post of state vice chairman. The Mrs. Emma Crandall o f Tolland shows are offered on „. Mohday, 1:00—Newa cessful radiator and automobile MlUer. 34, who told the court they pot-luck supiKT will be served, in filed with the Town Clerk William When a farm worker has been leaders, said in January, - 1941, American aircraft have prbved , r I t now stking all Alice Anderson Bartlett, preaeftt late Katherine Byrne held both of­ w'ln first prise and Mrs. 'Ira Wil­ matinees at 2:30 p. m., evening at 1:15—Studio Program repair 'shop. Bay Only The Things You Need live in Hartford, pleaded guilty charge of Ifr*. Herman LeDoyt, E. Hiries to Michael R; Patrick, classified as 1-A and is aubject to that the only route open to the superior in operation,- and Ameri­ of ut to get out of clerk in the Probate office is be­ fices. cox of Merrow "w-tm the second 8:30 p. m..- and midnight shows 1:45— Cedric Foster, commento- debt. For those folks to a charge of Intoxication in the hospitality chairman. The inert­ tool maker of 972 Silver Lane and the draft, the employer who be­ Week-End Deaths United States fleet to strike at can air losses haVe been much less ing will be In the nature of a re­ ing mentioned as a candidate. Mrs. Corinee R. Alsop of Avon prise. every Wednesday, Friday and who .don't hove City Court on Saturday. They Miss Bernice H. Stewart, clerk, of Judge Michael D. O'Connell of lieves he is a necessary man , Japan runs south from Hawaii, in combat than the Japanese. But ception for members of the teach­ is reported to be leading a “stop Miss Helen Hutchinton of Brisx Sunday at 1:10 a. m. Prices are 2:00— "W e’to In the Army Now" the necettary extra cash, the And Pay For What You Get I were fined |5 and costs of $9 each 22 Grand street. Hartford, also to Stafford Springs who retired last should appeal the decision. Sup­ around these mandated islands to the Japanese still have a lot of ing staff of the town, and the Kitfield" campaign. Mra. Kitfield, tol called on friends Saturday, popular for these gtont stage porting evidence, including Form 3:15*—How To Enter a Contest simple and sure w ay to do thu end In default of pavment were Thomas’ F. Flanagan, inspector of June bectouse of age limiLJins held burlesque and vaudeville shows. -Victoria, B. C^Oorodr. Ken­ New Zealand. Australia. Manila airplanes. stop, worrying about vredit! You’ll have no trou­ committed to Tolland jail. board of education. It is expected 689 Main street.~and Anne R. Vic* chairman of the local town coming from the home of her 42-A should accompany the ap­ And Win is to get s ftesiiaf loan, $10 tS the office for about 25 years. Since committee, however, was under­ Mall orders for reservations are neth John MacKensie-Grieve, 62, and Singapore. Many other examples could be $300 . . . ger"‘in tjie clear" all ble getting it! I'nric Sum slnipl.v wants >uu tn uw* They were arrested. Friday aft­ that each teacher wilf report the Broderick Secretary, 3.5. South he retired Judge Francis O'Lough- brother in North Coventry. Ralph peal. The Selective ServCce local 3:30-TUttle Show cited as to why it exasperates a needs of her school in which the, stood to have strong bac9ting Hutchinson, whom she waa visit­ accepted as well as telephone board can furnish all necessary ap­ 2;45—Day Dreams with Bud It waa apparently with a feel­ at once . . . and then repay the your eretlit ••arrfiiMy ,’wi'tnHt the govrrnnirnt will • ernoon by Police Captain Peter Windtor. lin of. Rockville has been acting calls. This week's attraction is navigator of the open cockpit bi­ ing of assurance that any move­ military leader to bear of a Pollyo have more nionev to spenil >n the \lctnr> effort. Parent - Teachers Association The largest gathering of. Legion­ within the organisation, and con­ ing. peal forms, and advice can be si'- Rainey loan -in. up to twelve reason­ J. Dowgewlcz and Patrolman Ar­ as Judge of Probate for the lo­ the much heralded Glorified Fot- plane-piloted by Harry Hawker on ment from Australia had been anna intrepi-etation of the auc- able monthly instalments. thur Francis. The two men were might be of assistance. naires. Auxiliary women ana ferences to iron out the women’s cured from either the county agent 8:55—New« cal d is^ cL fight. Uea Burlesque hit "Frivolities of an lU-storred aUempt to fly the neutralized, that Japan in the eeasos his operations produce. He In everyday word.s. buy only the things you need aeid to have been seated in Cen­ townspeople ever to attend a post or the appeal agent. AppeWa by Atlantic' in May, 1910. knows, aa do the .Marines dow-n in Not A Thing COMMON UNtI TI*MS and pay your, bills promptly! ' meeting Friday evening, heard Mrs. Alsop will meet with wom­ IMS’" featuring the girl in the either employer or employe* middle of May ordered her main tral Park when a truck stopped Diamond Mask, LuciU* Rand, sis­ London—The Rev. Wilson Oar- the Solomons, that the Japs arc Employed men and sincle or Lieut. Harriet Stout of Jhe WAAG en members of the State, commit­ To Hold Dance should be made as soon aa possible fleet and a mighty invasion arma­ married worktnf women can If you have a-monthl.v charge arrnunt, your hills In front of a market on Park ter of Sally Rand. Lovely to look lito, 95, founder o t the CMurch tricky, and nothing would delight Place and they were alleged to Knights to Hold tell how women might serve their tee prior to the State committee after classification, and within 10 da to carry out one of her major get loana here on juat their are to be paid by the lOth ot the second month fol­ North Coventry at. with grace and charm she cap­ Army, a branch of the Ckundi of war plans, the conquest of the Imperial headquarters in Is Overlooked , have taken a, package containing country by enlisting and taking session scheduled for 4 p. m. - A For C. A. Officers days at the latest. ' ' Tokyo more than to have the own agnature. A lean of $100 lowing date of purrhaae. canvass of the situation waa prom­ tivates the audiences.* Harry J. LILY England dcretad to needs o f slum Hawaii. ■U chickens out of the truck, lat­ Meeting Tonight jobs that will release men for ac­ If the appeal to denied and the Americans feel that the war is At a time when there Is coata $20.60 when prompUy Rev. Benton Gaakell used Mat­ Conley, favorite screen Comwlian, dwellen. A younger brother. Sir The Japanese strategic analysis’ If you bay on the InstaJInvenl plitn, the new gov- er vtaiUng houses on Union and tive combat service. Lieuts. Stout ised. and. tf no agreement is employer still feels that his claim .practically won and so they .. can a bereav-emeat In a fam­ Tn>oid in 12 monthly conaccu- snd Hasel ^cK ee have been, de­ hew 8:1-15 versga for the' scrip­ reached, action on the naUonal end Billy Footer provide the bil** Is Just, Major*. Motoboiis* asked Htldred CerUle, 90, former mem­ seemed to be that, after the Coral Vive instalincntS of lO.OS each. ■mnient regulations require a down payment, of not Ward streets trying to sell the The officers of the Coast Artil­ ber of Parliament, died three relax a bit. ily there Is bound to hr eblebana. The men denied any tached to recruiting service in ture reading at Sunday'* servicea eommitteeweman may be post­ rious comedy. With a otageful of that he bring. It to the attention Sea battle, the defense of the 'Your application will get im­ less. than 20 pt r cent on furniture,, matlresses, CampbeU Council, K ot C.. wUl lery unit etotioned her* end thelc well, known vaudeville entertaln- PONS -boura' previously. Hawaiian Islands had been weak­ confusion. We take o\-er bnewledge of taking the chickens Hartford arid Invite all women be­ taking a part of thto reading for poned! of Selective ^rvic* state head­ mediate attention . . . even if pianos, etc. — and the Inlance to be pqld In monthly hold an open meeting tonight at wives will hold the first ef a series era and a bevy of beauties this ened by a shifting of force* to Foes To Rirplace Fine and take care of every do- you’re new in the community . Installmenta not to exceed twelve inontha. •toting they bad been dnnkuig. tween 21 and 45 to,, make inquiries his text and theme: "Jesus No­ quarters for further consideration. -* New Toi;k—Adelaide Reekford, tail so that you can be iU clubroom*. It will he open to ticed,” or "Looking for new in- of socisi events Thursday evening two and a half hour show is fa^t the south to save Australia from or new on your present job. Francis Dureiko, 18, of Linden St 555 Asylum street, Hartford. Criminals Come To* Ctoae at the Legion Home on -Leonard 40, daughter of the. late J. Louis Fort Bragg. N. C.—pvt. James assured (hat the service IicoepecUve members. The address aigfab in Jesus Power.” The choir moving and plenty of novelties Reekford. founder of the Ameri­ Invasion. Japan already.,.had carv- If (Toa.need cash to pay off On most other purchases, sach aa wearing apinrel. •treat, was fined 88 and cosu of of the evening will be given by For the' first time in the histqry of streeL Major Gerald Tierney will Newman of New Yor.k, an induc­ will be right to the letter. the post, ell peat. commendera sang the anthem "Send Out 'Thy LitU* Rock, Ark. (•>—The deep ptovalL 'The Allatln-Beltos, an ag­ Doea Mere ‘Hms TaOc can Lead Pencil Company. eo out her intended “co-prosperity debt* or for medical attentioa rlertriral appUanre's, household furnshings, Cnrm .86 by Judge John N. Keeney on Judge William J. Shea, who in ad­ be riuurman of the affair. There TONIGHT ophera” with achievement of her tee, was. unable to appear in come tai or phone ui today. Sara aaks that yon make a down payioent of SS 1-8 • charge of operating aa automo- were in attendance! Light” with Clara Vlany, ■ Phyllis pink compleziona around police gregation of veraaUl* loveUes Colorado Springa, COto.—Thom- dition to Xiavlng been grand knight er* epproailmmtely eighty ofricere present a colorful extiavagensa. Emporia, Kaa.—(gV—Mrs. J. C. southw’est Pacific plan. The next magistrate’s court In New York to per rent; the balance to be pivld over a period not te hU* without carrying his opera- An executive committee meeting Gowdy, Donald Gowdy and Law- hedclquartera here ere. not sun­ in this area end about eeventy plan AT 9 as Wynne Roea, 50, managing edi­ of Campbell Cbuncll was district tone* Robertson singing the quar­ Riotous comedy acts ere Intor- McKinney, Republldan vlce-cbelr- probable move wa« to. knock the answer a traffic violation charge, exceed IS months. fiar'e hcenaa. will be held 'iiieadey to plan a burns. Within 24 hours, e masked to attend. tor of The Coloredp Springs Ga- and so informed the court when AMBULANCE deputy and M te deputy of the salvage collection Oct. 10 to 17. tet part. For the offertory Pbyllto gunman held up a service atation speraed and patrons have a rare man, is a politician who doesn’t aette and Telegraph. United States out of the Pacific. ' ~-i ' ■ order. Following the meeting, re- Music for the dancing wlU be limit herself to speech-making. Coa quest Move Cram pled- the summons was forwarded to SCKATCB If you need caali to keep your credit la good oeder, Mr. and Mra Bugeaa Edwards The meeting appointed Thomas J. Gowdy, June Loomis, Margaret acroae the atreet and aacaped; a fifmished by tbs orchestra from treat in atbr* for them. Manager Philadelptain—WilUam H. Turn­ T^it&onal freahments will be served. cooper end Ruth Vinton aang aa a Fred Perry says that bera la a Arriving breathless for a rally, rl'.s WTIC . . . WEAF Then came the Battle of Mid­ him here. He received thto letter. rWANCE CO. perhaps we can be of aaolstance to yo«. 10 OMtag* atreet announce the Ahem and Edwin Burnham aa a ■afecracker robbed a restaurant the bend who will tomorrow night er. 80, who won fenM erotmd*the way, and the move for conquest of "The usual fine in the«e cases-.to J**t"bers of the council were committee to plan with town effi- quartet. "My Josua. I Love The* «lto toroaa the atreet; two tenle that will drive the blues said that before leaving home c" 3 turn o t the century ae "David of Mnecbtoter • meat ef their daughter, cofitocted yeaUrdey to leem how play again for the ftrat dance to had done a two-week was’; nr. Hawaii was crumpled. *1311* %as four- dollars. You are hereby di­ Bdwnrda, to WiDiam L. dais, an honor roll for townspeo­ On next fldn'day the Second Urea • were stolen from a truck be heid by the enlisted men end away, and to the tired bard work* Harum." He was a naUve of Ire­ State Theater BteMteg »en y would attend the outing of Oongtogational church with thou-i lag gentry a truly ^endid relax- finished part o f an Ironing, fixed the first real aetback, and a moot rected to knock off four N a^ or tad rioav PhoM 8489 **■ e f Mr. and Mra. Lows ple serving in the armed forcca. parked in the fllUng eUUon, and theto friends. These' two affaire land. costly one. that Japan had met. the council to be held at Oaano'a Last night’s meeting was a publip sande of other ehurchea all over the ation. a batch of home-made bread and Jape at 81 apiece. Beat o f luck to D. R. Brown, e f 81 Spring atreeC then somebody inserted 12 slugs mark the firet of a aeries of social San D i^ o, Ctollf.—Dr. O. De- Evidence has been found that you: "Four case eloaed at thia cottage m Bolton. Sunday. From installation. Commander Lloyd S world will obeerve Holy Commun­ In the soft drink vending machine baked- two cakes. - In her spare *THETCUPH0NE HOOI* to .Mgr. The Manchester Trust Co. MeMtag times scheduled for the officers, Piirweker. 68. leader of the Theo- the Jspenesb expected no real op- the yiformatloo received IndiCa- Grant waa installed for the third ion. in city hal)' corridor adjacent to The Danube is 1,750 miles long, time she had made a .frecaer of court aa far .as we 'are concerned. I.lernse No 391 toaaUng « f the and men during the coming winter •lEAT AITItT SEIIEI Bophical Society. He was a native poeiUoft to moving Into and taking Signed. William Fallon, uptown iul UoM f«Bt to 6 large geUenng. aucccaelvc The adult Bibte Ctoae atartad headquartoie. ^ and drains aa area af 830.300 ice cream. of suffen, M. T. .Member Federal Deposit I Corp. mbnUwk

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age-old instinct fi^ human better­ interim of two or three months Srra|» ment, human, progress? in which. the nation is being ask­ Quick Servicej Double Surprise East Hartford Donald Nelson, our chief of pro­ ed voluntarily to observe a simi­ • SERIAL STORY^ ' duction, called for three things lar limit in its meat consumption. | Parly Observed JEoftiltm 3ttrraU^ whsn be addressed the American On the theory that there will be ' On Light Break Victory Rally FtTBUBHElO BT THB PLAY BY PLAY Give “Her” a Chest PPINTIKO CO., INa Legion convention the Other day. some compliance with thi.s re­ Mr. and Mra. C. J. Burke were It Street >Hc asked us to hate what our quest, or perhaps in order- to , BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON ^ opyright, is.z. MAnebeater, Conn. Restore Electric Power pleasantly, aurpriaed last night at Big Celebration Pluiii$e(l y THOMAS rSBOUSON enemies stand for. But he asked guarantee that there will be some | their new home on Autumn street th a t’s really different Oenarat Manuer us to do these two things through .compliance, the delivery of meat | Rapidly ^During Last by a party of their friends from For Saturday; To Be Fonndad October i. Ittl The Story: Only feminine Hartford, this town and places in Pnbllehed Beery Bveninc Bzeept a third thing—"a clear and stead­ to retail channels is being cut 21 j pu.HfM-nger In the bus bringing Ybu're- all so kind to us. Is NighPs Heavy Rain. Massachusetta. The affair . was Town-Wide War Event Sondaye and Holldaya Ebtered at fast vision of the etenrM values per cent by governmertt order, the Lincoln Field cadet foot­ Scooter—?’’ not only (n the nature of a house­ tha Poet Office at Maneheeter.' ball team back to eam^ Is "Scooter is sitting happily in .During the storin last night a warming for Mr. and Mrs, Burke, East Hartford will be the firat Coon., aa Second Claaa Mall Matter. we are fighting for.” That will reduce the amount of , Mr. Norman Dana's lap—there, Blythe .Miller, lU-year-uld fuse on the electric light' . line at but aa a send-off for Mrs’. Burke's city in the state to hold a .town­ •OB8CRIPTION KATES ^ Why la the man who is concern­ meat in the stores to a point see?—holding a football. Norman duiigliter of Couch Pop >111- the comer of __Main and Henry brbther, John Scarlato who re­ wide war rally this Saturday, One Tear by Mall ...... f» o« ed with getting our machines t i where it will go around only if I ler. Blythe has her troubles. is All-America quarterback"t^bm cently enlisted in the Air C?orps .1 Far Month by Mall ...... » 7B State IJ., but currently of the Pi­ streets blew out. As a consequence October 3, when Governor Robert Blaffle Copy ...... J.-JJ tuiTi fast enough to supply our there is general limitation to the I For one tblpg, she's in love and leaves Wednesday for Fort D^rared One' Tear.-,..'...... ,10.00 m with Duane Hogan, who lot Replacement Center, Lincoln most of the houses on Henry Devens. A', Hurley, Wesley A. Sturges, ad­ armies ^in the field fast enough two and a -half poimd limit on the treats her like his little sis- ' Field, like the rest of us.” Biythe street were In darkness. One of Among the choice glfta Mr. and ministrator of the State Defen.se M MEMBER OF thus also concerned with what we part of consumers. / ' MUfe 'MUff cASM ierr c c o s e r s tried to say all that 'casually. the customers called one of the Council, suid chiefs of defense THB ASSOCIATED PRESS /ofsr/u, i>efios/rs : ter. .And for ' another, she’s - Mra. Burke received for their new The Aacoclated Preee la eacluslve- are fighting fOr? Judging by our past behavior, " JlJfiCr ^ / v TTWr A T T v e not in love with Norman Never let h.vsteria creep into your emergency men of the company home, was a .chime mantelpiece councils from surroundlifg towns ty aatltled to the uaa or republlcH- in the-items of sugar and gas. this Dana, who’s always propos­ voice. Pop had often counseled. and in a short time the -service join with the people of East Hart­ tJon of all nawf diepatebea cre.dlird Because he knows'we are'"not clock, and the gift to Mr. Scarlato ford in a Rally for Victory cele­ ing. Thut’s what be is doing In a little while Blythe shooed truck with three men appeared on was a wallet containing a sum of to It or not otherwlae credited In merely fighting a defensive war; interim period without rationing all the others away. Mostly, the the a.cene. Regardless of the con­ bration. George"Waddeli, chairman thia paper and also the local newe will probably be much nvjre dis- I when, the bus crashes into money. of the Manchester Defens Coun­ pnbltabed herein. we are not waging this struggli another car, sending brun safely. The night that thia was not the trouble they honor. Serelce Ine. everybody will suddenly develop | 'Chapter II followed in the recreation room. Hundreds of. defgnae workers doesn't work that way; whether When Blythe Miller’s mind storm , held more slpet than rain knew that it must be a fuse that Pobllihare Repreeentatlvee. The an uncontrollable pa.ssioi\.. for now, and the hour was drifting caused the trouble. will be in the parade which will we liks it or not, tremendous really focused again she wa.s start at 2:15 p. m. There will te Jnllni Mathtwa Special Aaenej— meat; the amounts Jhat should be ' bolding childishly onto- the tail of on 'past midnight. One of the men ticgan climbing New York, Chicago, Detrott- and changes that will affect every the pole at the corner of Main, and more..than a dozen bands, “walk­ Boaton. big Duane Hogan's coat while ne Relaxed at last, the strange person on the globe are going to sufficient for'all will be gobbled', girl tried again to thank thenv Henry sireela and carried a rope Drive Opened ing floats", a rofler skating divi- BUREAU OF pumped a fire extinguisher. She aibn and a section on horseback. MEMBER AUDIT be bom of this' war. Above every­ up Jby people having their ' last -never really knew how she or the Blythe thought it test to let her up with him. All this time it was Fit this furniture to y&ur tvallspace! CJRCUUATIONS. . talk, for nobody could sleep now raining very hard. Soon the work­ Children from all the public and thing else, we are fighting for the fiihg before rationing. , And the ^hers got ouf* of the bus mid On Rent Rules parochial achools will participate. The Herald Prlntlna Company, net result of the government ap­ eanie, to be standing here in the anyway. There was yet a two- men had removed the fuse box *1 Ine.. aaaumca no financial reaponal- right to make sure that those and lowered it to the street W'here The parade will be followed by a ' Hfppelwhite rainX^eslde the wrecked coupe. hour run back to Lincoln Field. war bond rally and carnival of fun blllty for typographical errors ap­ changes will fit into our deepest peal for voluntary rationing will , “Thia is the end of everything." the other men took- It and hurried ? S-Dr«w«r Cheat pearing In advertleemenle In the he that some people get mo'^e On\ quick Impulse she moved to the truck for a. new fuse box. OPA Director Asks Ten­ at the Burnside Playground. In Mancheatar Evening Herald. hopes and our highest ideals.'' forwar the Injured - woman sighed. Then the evening, a civilian defense 18 meat than ever and that others go t^AATTA 77^ JAAS i she added, rathei spunkily, "Bui In a abort time all' the homes, were Space-Saver th To fight to win, we must fight A fA / c e A A ffss 7>/e-aACAt YATep. "Bly! \No, no! Waif till the ants to Notify Area demonstration will be given in a Because thi* Is actually a chest of drawers. Monday, September 28 without. flames I—1 can start all over. I will!'! lighted again. This is only a sam­ model home which will be lerected It can be used In the dining room aa a for tomorrow. If It is only yes­ Blythfc waited, then said, “You ple of the service that -the emer­ Heads of Violations. ■ That wis' our behavior on sug­ The voic^dldn’t finish. It was gency men of the electric light specially for the purpose. Presi­ seiver: as a hall console, in the living room Why Talk Of The Peace? terday that is our goal, we . can Nofman Dai^^, also at-,-her side. haven't Told iia who you are." dent Paul E. Britt of the East as a tahle-che.st. as well as the bedroom! ar. on gas. and it is our current " I’m Nancy Hale. Mrs. James company give the public in all Hartford Towp Council is honor­ .rirnain so occupied with trying to He had restrained her. Suddenly aorta of weather. Hartford. Sept. 28 Opening a Mahogany veneered; 30 inches wide. 889.50, “Why-lAlk about the peace and behavior on coffee. Apparently then ,she rem ^bered Pop and Wesley Hale.!' ary chairman of the rall^. Paul get our selfish share of that yes­ "How nice. You woi-e riding to It is not qply service with a campaign for 100 per cent compli­ the line, tdaallttle world that la to things taste a lot tetter to us the football team-, that had been Neal is general chairman, and Ed­ terday that we have no real time see him, maybe? You and Scoot­ smile but it ia service with a will. ance with the rent reguiatidna In ward B. Stevens, publisher of the eoma after when we don’t anow when we can do aome harm to our in the bus. But w™n she swung j or heart for. fighting, and Hitler around frantic for thenv She saw | er?" The customers of the electric light CXinnecticut, Chester Bowles, State East Hartford Gazette, and whether we are goin g tO '^'in this neighbors and the nation by- get­ "No." company surely appreciate such’ OPA Director today called upon Charles Paddock are member* of I WITH DESK AND CHEST UNITS will get both our yesterday and that the bus was intalri, the men ' work. war?” ting more of them than usual. , . all anxiously ready. I^p's bald j Again 'Blythe waited. It was tenants throughout the State "to the general committee in charge. tomorrow. half a minute ' tefore Nancy “ Our job la to win this war. The The interim period will pas.s, i top with the grayish f ^ g e of | notify their Area Rent Director if A. Bai-helor'* Chs*f-D^k . . That's why: more talk of to- went on. they have not yet received the ten­ No need to cram furniture into your living room S44..50 peace will take care of itself.” and' formal rationing begin. Then | hair all around at the ear level B. 'Irt-Itu-h RuiikcHHS...... morriH’, of the peace, of the world made him most visible of all. He ’’I am a widow. Wesley died ant a copy of the landlord registra­ when you can combine do«k, bookcases and chests 11.95 These, and (lib statements that •will come the rumors that there's at Pearl Harbor. He—the car_ C. Insidr Comrr Bnukt-axr. . to come—more, not leas—Is 'per­ was nearest to her and he srmke Hot Dogs Mav tion form. Plans to Meet like these! And they’re Modern only in the idea •!5.no are even emphatically worse, have plenty of meat fpollfhg in the calmly now. Scooter's all I have! Absolutely The landlord registration state­ of apace-saving for each individual piece is a fine D; .70-In<’li -BiMikrasi* ...... n..to haps our m«»t drastic war heed. i "Steady, sweetheart, steady!” all! Even the suitcase is borrow­ ment was set up in tripllcatie for become popular any/h( some warshou.ses, that the . Russians ed, and the—the—" 18th Century adaptation*! All are reproduced in E. and F. Oiitoldp End Bnnk- That was like Pop! Steady, Help Shortage the express purpose of making East Oil Needs caup*. riK’h ...... apokeamen and soma t^itors in' and the British are. eating a lot j available.to the landlord, the ten­ fine mahogany veneers by Grand Rajiids crafts­ 14.95 \Vise. In spite of his aggressive ft. 'lO-lnch Chest of Drawers, ■J.VOO tha past few months. They are, Facts From Russia more meat than w-e’re allowed. ' Spirit. It was why people loved :he waa about to break down, . ant and the Area Rent Office an men! Yet the prices are surprisingly low. Even butXDuane came near and- he H. Window' - Height Book- by their words, the hard-boiled, And there will, we suppose, be the ' j u i y y "n/e SASOAea/- him. why he made a great foot­ Supply Plentiful Now Identical copy of the form, Bowles though ,vou don’t make a grouping, you may want Wendell Wlllkle’a report on /v LOOK aeeKAA/o e v o e r o o o a z — and Blythe made over her, pre- pointed out. Experts Believe Deficit • ease ...... 14.95 practical men, who know how to bootleggers, sneaking a side of AJc/s" £r.?>'tS0/^£A/r. ball coach. Already he was open­ Penna.vlvania Dutch the bachelor’s desk, a bookcase or two. and a chest. conditions as he foun^ them in ser^o youA s c k a a o a f to WAa. to re-do her bed, asking And Will Grow Big- .t'losed A Month Ago - I. 86-Inch Bookrase ...... 19.75 wtn wars. beef down dark alleys, and then ing the team's flVat aid kit. The Can Be Wijiefl Out Because the ends of each piece are carefully fin- Russia deserves every possible bus driver held a flashlight high, about Scqoter to divert her atten­ ^ ger in Future. "Inasmuch as re^fatfption__of ’ Hand Decorated J. ,80-Ineh Chest of Draw- If you'd check back on their emphasis, for it tells, frankly and the home brew artists, raising a . and next moment Blythe herself tion. Blythe looked sideways at rented dwelUnga closed officially Before End of Year. ishied, you can use them separately! ••••fsasssssaeass.ss ■ 29,75 records, irou’^ usually find that pig in the cellar^ We will, we sup­ was helping Duane and Norman Duane's face. The big Texan, she on August 31 — almost a montn effectively, important things realized, waa aa tender and under- By' Kenneth I.. Dixon / Exfief reproduction of a fine old P^nntyl- \. thay don’t know much about how pose, do Just about everything ex­ HEALTH AND DIET lift a human form out'of the ago-^most tenants have received ■Washington, Sent. 28 - '/Pi — vani.-i Dutch dowry chest, copied even to which the gallant stand of the coupe. .standing as he was strong. It Washington, Sept. 28—i/Pi /HoI their copy of the form by tn.i. to avoid wars A (ood many of cept welcome rationing as some­ tighten^ Blythe's throat again; 0 lovornment e.xperis believe the the ti;.'i-e small drawers in ita base. Fin­ Riisihan tarmiea and the extreme Washington in .Wartime ADVICE "This is a woman, a girl,’’ Nor­ *>g! Thia may be one $/ the time. If any have not received it, ished in an old slate blue with decorations them, in fact, didn’t kno)v ^ s thing necessary to victory. Oh, By Jack Stinnett she, who bad so often felt a lump answers to the threatenea meat there extsta the definite po.vsibililj leficit between eastern petroleum overconfidence' of Russian propa­ man stated, quite unnecessarily. ■iceds under current rationing hand done in Pennsylvania Dutch colors was a war until the morning aft­ we'U take it. But. on our past Furnished by the .McCoy 9 in her throat and a quickening in shortage. ■ * that their landlord did not registc, $.>.5.00. ganda have tended to obscure in The screams that had ftrtt her heart whenever Duane Hogan ■ The lowly weenie —r that bun- '!afis and the quantity of oil now er Pearl Harbor. But now they Washington—The Capital Ic When the laughter subsided that Health Service frozen everylynly’s blood had with the Area Rent Office," the American mind. record, we'll take it like a lot of was near. For'* two years she had bound hunk of succulent. suusage Howies stated. eing supplied that section, can be Other Cedar Cheel* From $29,75 know It is war, and they are bold spoiled- children being threatened Wartime;>'^ time, the President gave up and ceased, - but the baby was still loved him. as silently as time smeared with mustard and hot wiped out .before the-end of this Reading Mr.. Winkle’s report. There "are times when news cen- censorship be hanged. He told his Address communications to The wailing. And yet—the woman was • "We’ are. therefore, starting a to proclaim that, being war. It, is away from the cookie Jar. Or is Herald, .Attention Mc^oy itselL And for two years the Im- ' satice^loomed to ^ y in limitless campaign today in which tenants car. ,. • ' Americans may well forsake any sorship ties some of the Washing- story with names and places on not unconscious. A well-informed source who de- no Urns for theory or talk of ton boys in knots. There must te- the record. Health Servloa. presMon ahe, the football coach's links to lead th^and through the of houses, apartments, tenement, last . lingering Indifference to It, on meat, going to be different ' "T-thank—thank you!” . she daughter, bad made on Duane lean days shea ' lined to bcynamed, said- today peace, or talk of the ’’fine world” times when it has the readers won------' I managed - tremulously. "Scooter is and similar dwelling units will Russia's needs, even forgive the Have we, perhaps, finally come ! Hogan amounted to nothing at According ^ Harry D. Oppen- play a major role. This is the first .hese expert^were confident-.that ♦HI- H But who woOld have Summer-wearv. • w ar-w ^earv . Chronic Appendicitis —Scooter—!” to come after the war. "First single-tracked insistence with into this war far enough to know ihougnt there'would a day w'hen Waahlngton has little enough to all. . heimer, prestdent of the Natural step to be taken by the Office o. i 40 per cMt increase in the rail “Just be quiet ", Blythe coun- Casing insGtute. the supply ot ..lovement/of oilMnto the Atlantic things first,” they say, not realiz­ which the, Russians keep dwelling that the^one thing We can’t stand . it had the Chief Executive laugh- laugh about ithese days. Probably One of the oddest things in hu- ' seled. "We'll lift you." Tactfully now, he went away ' Price Administration to determine again,. and took Scooter to hold these priSe portions of piecemeal the extent of compliance or non- scaboard,^ould be .obtained quick­ ing. even yet, that the thing on their request for a second la a cuT in our chance for victory ? | oyer futile efforts to unravel that is why^ with no disrespect man disease is that the stomach Big Duane seconded that. "Yea. WATKINS a verbal snarl. whatever to master builder Henry and help back to sleep in the pork and beef that please kings compliance in the State," Bowlea ly by adciptlng plans now under BROTHERS. INC w hi^ did come first was the fail- often registers' a protest when ma'am. It'll be easier if you do." and kids alike la plentiful — and consideratmn for pooling oil in­ front. It happened several days back J. Kaiser, it has been snickering •Scooter!. I must have Scoot­ rocking motion of the bus. Blythe asserted, "And we are depending Bre of the last peace. “Five million Ru8sians“ report.-i when the President was trying to over a reportorial wisecrack that something Is wrong with another sat on the floor to be near Nancy then Some. on the coopeartion of tenants as dustry faci^ies. ' organ, Thus the atomach may, er!” Oppenhclmer, whose "casing' That wouUKmean an increase of Well, perfaape they must be al­ Mr. Willkle„” have been killed, tell quite serioimly about how he came out of a Joint press confer- They reached for Scooter. Ten­ Hale and talk low-tone with her welkas landlords. clrove his own car at 35 miles an ence held by Kaiser and War Pro- .serve as a general "complalner" if she wished. connections concoct the coats Im-ludcM Tenunt'a. Copy more than' 3007000 barrels of oil lowed to g o their way. -Perhape, wounded or are missing. At leajt Open Forum and many disturbed states of the derly, qulet^’, he was lifted aporled by the sizzling pups, wired daily, on the basiaXof Petroleum hour and at that maximum speed duction Chief Donald Nelson, through the twisted coupe door, "You are all mo sweet,” Nancy The registration statement Ood' grant, we ahall have their 60,000:000 Rus.sians or nearly for rubber conservation had 22 Time dragged bn until nearly 30 gall bladder, the liver, the heart murmured, over and over. "We Secretary of - Agriculture Claude which the tenant is supposed to CoordinattfF’Ifafo M '^ Ickes' lat­ and the appendix are likely to past the teeth of broken glass Wickard and Price Administrator victory. Perhaps, God forbid, w'e one-third the population arc now Plight of the Farmer ‘ cars trying-to paass him. tit's a embarra.s.sed minutes had elapacd might have been killed.'' receive ia a printed form marked est report, which snowed daily cause more distress in the stom­ and 'metal. Murmurs rumbled Leon Henderson from . New York rail movement " averaged 856.7.10 Miall, In the mom^t of victory, Secret Service safety rule of the T before the west coast construction through the football players as a h, .dear. Everything’s Tenant's Copy, with, the letters On .November 1st, ■pholsterers must atop using slaves in Russian territory con- To the Editor: road that np car is allowed to pass genius appeared, ach than in the organ actually In­ that there was no cause for con­ barrela for the week ended Sept, Sever a time like note to invest in quvdity! accept the same old world. The I they rfowded up. okay.” '‘-s, . DD-IB or DD-2B - in the upper .mhtal spring* for the duration • trolled by Hitler. Your editorial. "Special Privi­ the President's car. It's also a Se- | A little breathless. Kaiser apol- volved. » "Scooter'a^ asleep." She raised cern. The hot dog. he said, had Tight-hand corner. Among other 19. same

- seriously, j build one ?" j group. In the family group made The mother was crying. Sob­ years old now. Look at them! are sought for the Army. Navy haps worse than scarce. Many bing in relief more than any­ That’s the way- Wesley used to and lease-lend heeds. Meeting keep his copy unless he disagrees heating oil is about to be. rationed It is difficult to dcMiibe, tn wjinder If you know anything mind you—about these persons ! ------up of the human organs, the with any of the statements. In along with gasoline ahd the cur­ Russian coal fields have been con­ about the effect which wages have who won't hold down to 35 Take a ride with any ear driver .stomach appears to play a similar thing else. Pop made a to-do over hold him. The very way!" their increasing meat demands has words, how dismally wrong these both of them. TTiere were scratch­ Blythe said nothing. It was a -set an all-time butchering record, which case he is to list his ob­ rent all-means movement'of 1.- quered. Fuel will, Re little knowm upon worker.^. . an hour. -, in the gasoline rationed states to- role. jections on the reverse side of the 000,000 or more barrels, by about ^ O F A S es on the woman, a broken finger, tender moment, requiring • no bringing a bumper crop of beef people are. They represent the i this Winter in millions of' Russian Well, out here In Gilead many "When I was in Hyde Park the . day and you'll find there's no slope For example, when the appen­ form, and return It to the Area 75 per cent. throat that this war, too, shall be of our farm helper.-i-have gone to other day. . ." he said. He got no 1 too gentle or steep to coast down, dix Is the seat of a mild, chronic a lot of bruises, a thump on the words. and pork trimmingr. homes. forehead whidt Pop aasured her "That man—is he married?’? These trimmings go into sausage Rent Office within fifteen days. Thia remaining deficit of about fought In -vain, that we may win work In defense plants becau.se farther. Executive Secretary Steve | Funny point No. 1; Unless you inflammaUon, It is quite likely Although tenants are 'asked to 100,000 ' barrela wouIc| be turned inaufv lasting com fort "Clothing except for the army they would receive two, three and Early interrupted to remind him'| keep your car in gear, coaatlng is that the stomach will become the waa not concuasion but -would Nancy asked then. "Does he have to stuff the luaclolia links that the war, but shall certainly lose a chilcl?" baseball and cirCiis fans love. report to the Area Rent Director into a alight safety margin on com­ and essential war workers is in some cases more than four that that wa.s a censorship viola-I against the law In nearly every spokesman for the appendix, and .soon be "an egg to laugh about.” in the event that they have not re­ Scooter ceased yelling and de­ Blythe amiled. "No, dear! Oaainga Supply Sufficient pletion of the 550-mlle pipeline tha peace, leaving our children nearly gone. Many vital medical times what we could afford to pay tion. The President g r i n n e d..l state in the union and yoii would the stomach wUl then begin to act ceived their copy of the registra­ from Texas to Illinoia, which is and pleasure and grandchildren to face what when their time and a half, double agreed. He went on with his nar­ be- surprised at the number of up to such an extent Uiat It would veloped an intereat in the whole That’s Duanf Hogan. He's anoth­ In addition, he liald the aupply supplies just don't exist. proceedings here, eventually even er foslball star. From A. and M. of casings to cover the hot dog's tion form, they are cautioned not designed to free great numbers of w» are facing today. time, bonuses and vjrhat have you rative. fines paid every year for that of­ be easy to believe that it Is the to jump to any conclusions con­ midwest tank cars for use in the 'Russian women by the millions "Well, anj’way. I was driving fense. . suffering organ, instead of the ap­ to smiling and trying to talk, .He The Aggies. He’a—he's scared - to waa sufficient to render auch talk are figured in. >’ow, Mr. Editor death of girls, muc|i lesa mai»- cerning their landlord. east. Against them, sgainst their po-j aide by side with their children— this situation automatically in- down from Rhlneteck. . . ” he said, Funny point No. II; According pendix. sat in Blythe’s loving arms. He as rationing ailly. but Steve was shush-'shiishing rode there when big Duah'e again ried!" "It is possible that a landlord Ickea* office has estimated that tantial Influence, we, and many some of them as young aa eight crea.s'es farm wages. Wages paid to automotive engineers here, • This {explains why the chief "Within two weeks when the new may have registered In accordance again even tefore the press con­ coasting under the hand and fdbt symptoms* of chronic appendicitis lifted the mother and the group Nancy did not smile. She. was pork chop is on the market" he the pipeline scheduled for comple­ others, shajl go on talking of the apd ten—are manning machines pretty much determine what the still trembling a little from shock with the law, but for aome reason tion sometime In December, would selling-price of a product is to be. ference started laughing. The of the expert saves so littig gaso­ so frequently, lead the patient to led a little proceaalon through the aald "the nation's butcher shops the tenant's copy of the form has peace, of -wiiat kind of worid this in the war factories and running President tried again: line' you. could measure it with an suppose that he has stomach trou­ front door of the bus. Norman And perhaps from memory, too. and food atorea will have a plenti­ increase the supply of oil to the If a gfiod defense worker i.s worth "A ll right. What I meant to say She lay back now, gased up''at not yet gone through the regular east by aome 150,()00 barrela daily. •a going to be after the war. We the farms. Every able bodied 73 cents or $1.25,. per hour or what­ eye-dropper — and as performed ble. The patifnt may complain of guided, half lifted Blythe, sUying ful aupply of hot dog sausagea to channels,” stated Bowlea. “in falr- was. coming, down the Albany by moat drivers. It actually wastes at her elbow. nothing. Further, government oil men Miall do it not because we are man is in the army or. giving tfie ever the price la.'' a good fa'rmer discomfort after meals, which Is meet the heaviest of consumer de- n «« to all concerned, therefore, 100.000 Comfort in a classic Duncan Phyfe sofa Is an achievement! Post Road. . . ” fuel. sometimes so intense - aa to be­ "The back seat.” Blythe di­ "He's—he’s wonderful,” she hoands and should that demand in­ estimate that more than eounting our victories before they 6 is worth just as much and a little wa'are asking tenants simply to barrels dally would, be add^ to Here's one, hesutlful in scsle ahd design, custom made in an maximum hours ^ f hard work in come an actual stomach pain; or rected. "It's long enough for her murmured to Blythe. ,‘The way crease there are adequate facili- all-rtver figured .dsmssk:. dsshe* of beige and rose on a are hatched, hut because we know more as a matter of fact, because, he holds a baby. The way he lift­ report to the Area Rent Office, if the east's supply when various technical war factories and with after all. people must have plenty of excessive gas; or of nausea. to lie down on. Careful, oh cart- tiee -and raw materials Including they have not received their copy, green ground. -Solid mahogany frame; w’cbbed bottom. that nothing can be a real victory who are no longer welcome at the Generally the patient teama by fuP Duane!” ed me out of that wrecked car and natural casings to assure W steady pipeline extensions and relocations zeal. ' to eat-if they are to do plenty of carried me here. The—well, just but to refrain from further action now althonzed or under way are unless it does carry with it a work; At present good farm Stork. These include a noted experience to avoid certain foods Duane put her down, tenderly unbroken aupply." or expression of opinion until, the "Such is Russia today with the and the stranger smiled pale the way he—he Is!” . finished. promise of future peace. workers probably do not on fhe theatrical and Hollywood pro­ which he believei cause Indiges­ Oppenheimer also predicted pub­ matter is investigated by the Of­ bitterly" long Winter Just ahead. Manhattan ducer, an internationally famoua tion. Many patients have told me .thanks. Pop Miller came to finish She said the "Jm" with so much Could Eliminate Short Haul* average receive half aa much per By George Tocher.^ lic acceptance of the "wartime fice of Price Administration.” The predictions of a 40 per Cent The only trouble with the At­ Yet no Russian talka of quitting. hour as do good defense workers. tennis player, and a score of well- that they must, keep away from his work. Blythe piled on blan­ emphasis that Blythe- wholly un­ aaertflee," saying patriotic Ameri­ knowTi playboys and visitors from raw salads because of stomach kets and even produced hot cof­ derstood her. Understood—and Increase in the rail transport of oil lantic Charter and the Four Free­ He knows, what has happened in This is a bad aituatton—unfair to cana would be glad to eat hot dogs were grounded on the contention New Y'ork . The Stork, mecca the social and theatrical worlds. trouble and a thorough examina­ fee from a vacuum bottle. felt a quick premonition that in lieu of leas plentiful cuts of doms Is that they are not specific the Nazi occupied countries.' farmers and a dire threat to Jhe 111 that virtually all movement could future food .supply of this country. of celebrities and celebrity- Their names have all been em­ tion In these cases has established "Cold how?” Blythe asked. amounted to a literal ^ ! meat. •nough. The OTly trouble with "The Russian people have chos­ blazoned across New York's daily "Shaking. Nerves, I giiesa. (To Be Continued) Police Court be handled in full train lots and H the efficient farmer can't get hunters alike, la one of those the presence of chronic' appendi­ Well-l-I.. .,ralnce he puts It that short hauls could be eliminated by talk about ths ' peacs and . the en victory or death. ..They only, newspapers,. charged with indulg­ citis. way. . . . enough for hi.s product to pay his curious places that starts' off each pooling facilities. world to come after is that there talk of victory." bills he is hot going to continue in ing In public face-slappings'.' Deep pressure over the region of - Hot dog!!! Past the mustard. year with a net proAt Item of "I don't want fighters or the appendix will usually elicit a am an everyday reader of )rour Decision waa reserved! by Judge The railroads were said to have Isn't enough of such- talk. And it These are ths facts which business. in thia beneficial change. Later bn. Bowers in Police court this morn­ plana for'running oil trains of 60 1 The farmers in America want to $15,000 before a single pate ' de drunka," Billingaley aaya. "They localized ^enderheas, which Is re­ when an tenderness has disap­ health column. I have large arma may be, too. that the worst trou­ should form the .background as fois gras sandwich is sold. annoy the real customers who be­ stricted to that one particular and bust and wUl you please give ing in the case of George E. Long, tank cars each on schedules rom-.;| stay in business and they are pa­ peared, careful exercises may be parable with thoae . of passenger I 139 ble with oiir effort is that we the ordinary citizens and the high The reason for this la simple; have themselves. They drive the spot. The patient ma^ have no­ directions for reducing weight Over 50 Present 62, of 8 Keeney street, charged triotic enough to be willing to started. With the comblnaUon of with operating a motor vehicle un­ trains. lack a clear, inspiring vision of strategista of Britain and the work a.s hard as tljey cap—eighty Sherman Billingsley, the ownef, decent people away.’’ ticed that he has a tendency to de­ all. possible measures to build up Answer: Simple obesity Is often Even the cover of this sofa has been aelgcted for long wsar. leases his hat check room to a velop a dull pain In the lower der the influence of intoxicating A directive prepared by Ickea' what we are fighting for. "To United States consider the prob­ hours per week and more on dairy general health, the patient im­ indicated by fatty depoalta on the At Shower Party liquor on Saturday at 2 p. m. office on the pooling of facilities, a new texturoua fla.t-wcave Chase mohair In a subtle tur­ concessionaire for $27,000. He The Stork proper goes much rights hand aide of the abdomen proves sufficiently so that he la upper arma, the bust and hlpa. | quoise coloring. Full webbed bottom on the finest hard­ aave our necks," say ,our.ypcomful lem.of aid to Russia. We have an farms no extra pay for overtime Judge Bower* and counsel for to which Ickea aald the major oil ri mean beyond the eighty hours) payg $12,000 rent This leaves a beyond the simple opening at after strenuous exercise or when thereafter free from hla stomach have complete direction* for re­ wood frame; hair and cotton filling. A regular $159.00 , realists. "To slap the Jap. That'r net of $15.000„' but then, aa he ex­ he Is especially ttred. However, Long. Judge William S. Hyde and companies had agreed, it qow be­ value. ally still strong in the field, still no extra pay for Sundays and holl- No., 3 East 33 street. It Includes symptoms and also periodica' dis­ ducing weight and you or any Mrs., Walter Wright of New Prosecuting Atti.iney Jay uiioiiiow fore the War Production Board reason enough." True, it's a rea- .strong in couriJge and will to win. day.s. no bbnuse.s. The farm bloc plains. “this is eaten up by the bad the cocktail bar. the main dining the discomfort usually subsides tress In the lower right hand side. other reader may obtain these checks that we cash during the within a day of two. Most of the articles by addres. -Govtmment) and ^ ep tufts makea thia Queen Anne period b r o t h e r s . INC that, this time, a real effort will Since the war, however, the prises Phoenix,. Aria.—fSV-The Treas­ this sifbstance or whether you then resting for a abort time In a on two tabiea, the guest of honor ad that tha reasof. hia truck went better results could be obtained by ; to be rationed. | Sure to Be g. >l'aMi ied while the patient la under the. found an array of linens, pyres sofa aa comfortable aa It ia distinctive. Shell-carved legs he made to end this tragic rapur- are war bonds, not money. ury's going to hold an auction fluaroocoplc X-ray. In addlUon,- wish to overcome the gastric hy­ darkened, room. The headache ro- off the raad at that point was that working in the Hartford office I The rationing. When It comes, I A good way to get your name in end other glassware. Tole trava, the aaw-rig, atuehed to the rear are of aolld mahogany. Flgurad tapeatry aevar...roaa ea renoe o( w an ? Because they can­ Tuesday—to dispose of a stack of X-ray plcturaa may be needed. peracidity through using a better ■ultlng from constipation which is where work was piling up. ) green. will limit each individual to tw o' Rockford, 111. (^1—If anyone the newspapers, regardless of old Urea and tubes listed as "967 diet. Hyperacidity may usually ■o ra^dly relieved by taking the electric appliance* and kitchen 'nf the truck had broken away Any parson who haz a complaint j of y^N CH ESTER t o t In the mild casea of average ee^ utenaila. not asa. tbsmaelvsa and for and a haU pounds of meat a week I indifferent your identity, la to indulgs tn a pounds of scrap rubber, condlUon verity, conaervsdive treatment la bs rsUeved very effectively by a enema. IS brought on by usflex from the truck, permitting the to make must now go tp Hartford i thstr eblMrsn, any d ear poaiUve Tver J l - . w •choot-near fistllght in the Stork—but If you unserviceable.” Officials of the de­ eban^ in aatihg hablta and a^er action. I am always pleased to The boateasea were Mrs. Charles truck to swerve to one side and or write the office. ! l-nat won t be unreasonable. Durand, It’s sure to be J . Walsh. frequently advised. consisting Bunzel, Mias Ann Johnson, Mra. off the road. goal sg the kind that men wlU do, you will nsvsr bs allowed to partment's procurement office say ch m y of proper diet and Intesti­ this Is sfteomplished. a neutraliz­ read of actual experiencea such aa ^ t before rstloning itself can *3'- -lames. 11. and Jerome come back. There la a Uat of a inflexible rules won’t permit them ing zgent U no longer necessary. those you give and I wish to thank Willia'm Htevenaon of thia town: Samuel J. Wilson of Birch The San Franrtaco-Oakland Bay , Ofiea Tuesday and Tliarsday alghta til 9. Closed Wedaesdayw at For special appolntmewt* call 9171. •Iftue: for beeauas K answers the nal cicanUneaa. The tone of the Mrs, Percy House of Glastonbury. be made ready, there will be an entire student dozen or so people prominent In to donete anything, not even to .niauventire wwftJiicolon will therebywuwvwjr beaw aazs-Im- — you for your courtesy m forward- •street, charged v.ilh intoxication, bridge is t. e lars-rl and longest | 4 the theatrical and sporting world [the war ♦SorL Jprovad and tbs appendix will abars j QuasUon: Mra. 8. W. writes: "I ting tbctt to ms. Mrs. Thrall and Mrs. Dexter. waa fined $5.00 and costa. 4 ttaal bridga in tha world.

-.K BDUSUHBSTBll EVENING HERALD, MANCHESnCR. bONN. MONDAX, SEJTl'EMBEK 28.194| M ANCHBSTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1941 PAGE unfa* 4^ Cemiahs Hold 300 Friends Gather Here Wednesday About Town Joins Air Cor])8 Local Stocks List Engagement American Citizens On Anniversary Soon, Orford Parish Chapter, D.A.R., ptirnlbhed by Putnam and Co. III Occupied ArOa will meet Thursday, October 8 this / 8 Central Row, Hartford month instead of the first Thura- ,/ Insurance Mr. and Mrs.. W yvllle If. Poa- Wavell Says (iay, on account of the state meet­ / . Bid Aske body.'of 11.3 Hollister street," enter-^^ (Continued from Page One) ^ ing* at New Haven on October 1. Aetna Ca.sualty 123 128 tained nearly 50 of their relatives TTte meeting October 8 will be held Aetna F i r e ...... ,,, 49% ;51> Md friends yesterday In reepgrii- cr Miss Fern.- Lombard of New Vttma T m f One) with Mrs. Robert 'Leslie Cooper of Aetna Life . . . . . r i , . ' 27 29 pf their silver wedding<^hich York and Tours, France, was .57 Boulder Road, who will be as­ Automobile 36 38 occurs tomorrow. Tbey^ttended ^"__«nd th»t •h* h*, on the PeabodynUJe^of, the family, MMuKa upon Germany and Cannes. ‘In the unoccupied zone, The monthly business meeting Hartford Stm. Boll 41 45 and from H artroftl^and other I Jalhiflrlnr auppliea to the So­ but it was stated there was reason of the Beethoven Glee club will National Fire ..... 66 .58 places In Cpnhecticut. Mra^ Pea- il in the faea of great dlfficul- to believe he might have gone to follow the regular rehearsal 'to-' Phoenix 81% 83> former, Miss Daisy Paris recently. night at the Emanuel Lutheran Travelers ...... 400 420 Hiilbeijt-'6f Hartford and their mar- ____hopea o f quick. aid. The round-up was only one of church. Important itema of busi­ Public Utilities took place' In Christ Church vbile, were given a booat by a number of problems Involving ness will be ' iscussed and every Conn. Lt. and Pow. 26 , .29 ledral. With the exception ftf Alexandrov, chief of the Americans In France. member Is urged to be presenL Conn. Pow,...... 28 I 30 er father, who has since died, all those who were guests at the bunlat party’! Propaganda . The United States embassy in Hartford Et. U. .. 40% 42> original wedding party were able sent In Moecow, w hj pre- .Vichy has asked Pierre Laval's The last o f the month mieeting Hartford Gas .'.. . 23 / 26 government to explain -wh> citi­ tb attend the .celebration o f the the opening of a aecond / of the Dilworth-Cornell 'Post, 102, S. N. E. Tel. Co. 107 112 a* In the near future. zens of the United Stat'ea had been American Legion, will be held thi* 25th anniversary. They brought barred from air travel in unoccu­ Unit. Ilium. Shs, .. 36 38 with them numerous beautiful E niie time la not fa:r d la tM ^ ^ ie evening at the P o s t' home on Western Mass .... 16 18 in the party organ PJkvda, pied Friipce along with other A l­ Leonard .sti-eet at 8 o'clock. Tills gifts of silver. 1 our Alllea wnil Introduce lied nationals, it was-rpeported to­ W'il|l be the first session' under the, Industrial ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Peabody were sur­ Armlea agalnat Uncommon day- . new commander^ Wilfred Clarke. Acme 'Wire ...... 16% 38' prised when their youngest daugh­ ay. It will be an In ^ rta n t and Motion Picture Ulm s Stop|ied . William-Kronlck. chairman of the Am. Hardware .... 21 23 ter. Priscilla Alden Peabody, who factor for theyVictory." Arrow H & ll cm. . 34'j 36', has spent a year In Waterbury, ■ Mrs. Frances Burke RedIck It was understood that the em- refreshments committee, will per- Edward J. Fraher Miss Kathleen Dunn. m m WehMtne Attempt ___ bas.sv also wan,ted to k.iow why sdnnlly supervise the after meet­ Billings & Spencer ■, 2 ' j 3 ' Connecticut. Hospital School of Nurses, was allowed time off to aany'a outward reaction to Burke RedIck. o f ' American p i f >.6gTeas of the campaign In Rue- mittee for that session. She de­ ing the ardent coUabprationist. many short stoi^es. radio plays Stocks do., pfd. : ...... 28 reports reaching London told of IA , Von Rlbbentrop. said that the voted considerable time for the Jacques Benoist-Mechin, as secre­ and a book..." To'rrin^on ...... 26 28 recent raids a ttrib u te to Russian long range bombers on Bratislava |9i Guaranty Trust .... 208 248 in which only five merchantmen'\ ms secretary, said In a brdad- ' Dinner will be served promptly there Is no reason why It should n ight at eight o'clock In the church Am Viscose ...... 28 To Raise Subscription Rates net do so In the future. I am firm ­ Irving 'Trust ...... 10 12 were reported sunk— lowest num­ [at address that the war.*ar plana _ of St 6;15 vilth Urban 0.sano as the parlor. Anaconda ...... '...... 26 ly resolved to carry out to the end Manhattan ...... 15% 17' ber over a seven-day period since 'a I^ lt t d Nations "Involves the caterer. .. Otto ' Herrmann is Armour 111 ...... — .. 2S, my mission.” Manufact. T r ...... 33'» ,35' San Francisco, Calif., Sept. 28— America declared war. ' g fW men and cannot be affect- chairman of the dinner commit­ Miss Marjorie arid Miss Phyllis, Atchison ...... 46ts Laval -xlid not elaborate further N. Y. Trust ...... 69'.J 71' —San Francisco’s two morning Sixteen seamen perished In the bjr demands made by Irrespon- tee. Dodds of Salisbury, .Md., were the A tl Refin ...... I 7 'i on the reasons for Benolst-^Me- Public National ... 27 29 newspapers. The Chronicle anu western ’ Atlantic submarine, en- Je people. week-end guests of Mias'-Jessle M. Aviation C orp ...... 31, Title Guarantee ... 2*4 '3^ The Examiner, will raise their sub­ ‘^Thoae who bear the responsl- chin'a dismi.ssal. Reynolds of 6 Middle Turtiplke counterg reported last week; 183 Baldwin Ct ...... 12 U U. S. Trust ...... 1020 1070 scription rate.5 effective OcL 1. The others were rescued. Uty regard the battlefields of the Believe Plan Upset W est B ft O ...... 3<| Hr as a unity." Attlee said. "They monthly rate will be $1.50. insteau The smaller number of sinkings Columbia ^ Some observers, however, be­ Bendlx ...... 34', of $1.40, dally ana Sunday. Sun-, was reflected In the reduction of n animated by a single purpose lieved his abtion had upsft a plan The pigeon race from Wilming­ Mlsii Gladys M. Rice Beth Stl . . . ______56'2 Bombers Hit day papers will bo 15 cents each. marine Insurance rates on Atlan­ that of winning the“ war." to have -Benoist-Mechin take over ton, Del., by the Manchester P ig­ Boeing Alrp 16’ » WUlkle himself, meanr^hile. was 575-12, WilUnumtlc Division in.steaU of 12 cents. Dally papers tic coast shipping from $15 to from Laval at the head of a group' eon dub. scheduled for yesterday, Borden ...... 21 route from Moecow to'Chung- Balkan Area Avlll, remain unchanged at five $12.50 for each $100 of cargo of "y o u n g collaborationists” a distance of 220 miles, was post­ Can Pac ...... 5 S cents a copy. Bg on another lap of his world- value. 'The local rationing board l.ssued pressing for a pro-German pro­ poned because o f the rain. The Cerro De P ...... ; 34 jdUng tour as a special repre- gram at a pace which Laval—still pigeons were to be set free this Ches ft Ohio ...... 32 a. (Continued from Page One) ^itatlve of President Roosevelt certifleates of purchase for the fol­ 'mindful of American prestige and morning but because Frank *Gul- Chrysler ...... 6IV > n e dispatches Indicated the lowing during the past week: power— thought too rapid. nlpero is in Hartford taking ex­ Coca Cola ...... 75% trainl^is of other war materials were hoping t o . Impress Robert P. (YNeal, Columbia Lake, aminations for the Army, the out­ Col Gas ft E l ...... 1 <1, with the urgent need of Al- These quarters, # h o could not southward through Belgrade. defense worker, 1 passenger tube; be named, recalled that only the come was not made known today. Coml Inv Tr ...... 27% More .\ir Raids .Than Reported Manchester Country Club help, especially In pUnea William Michaels, West street, day before the ouster the' Frank­ Coml Solv ...... 9.% It Is no secret thst there were farmer,' 1 truck recap; Harry furter Zeitung had published a Mrs. Msrlnus Jcpson has re­ Comwlth Edls ...... 19% more sir rslds in the Balkans re-1 WILL BE OPEN turned to Elizabeth. N. J.. after cently than Russian and B rl^ h ^illkie En Route Sorokolit. Hop River, farmer, 2 lengthy article reviewing Benolst- Cons A ir C ...... '...... I7'j spending the week-end with Mr. communiques accounted for. 'Tho tractor tires; Joseph W. Rock, Mechin’a career and praising his .Cons Edis ...... ^...... 13% and Mrs. Carl Benson of 83’ Henry LjESians raided Budapest Sept. 9 Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays ^'o China ToijUxy Chestnut Hill, defense worker, 3 work. Cons Oil ...... 6 », M pscow. Sept. 28— M safe arrival at that provlslon- men's rubber boots and rubber —has not yet reached the goal Goodyear T ft K ...... 22 . Soviet capital.' shoes of certain types are ration­ which he himself set. Int Harv ...... ; ...... 49% Stockpiles like this arc needed all over the co|fntry oo that our Gover^fnent can plan our armament program — and our mills and plants can deliver the Bghtinc toobl •He Wbre the same double breast- A special communication . of ed,, because of the Increasing .need Only 20,000 Respond Manchester Lodge of Masons will Int Mer Mar ...... 8% / V.W- I blue suit In which he left tbe for wearing them in many Indus-? In fact, Laval told a press con­ Int Nick ...... 28% n m lln party In the early hours be held at 7:30 tomorrow night in tries vital to defense. According ference Saturday that 20,(K)0 Int Paper ...... 8% ! Sunday. 'The affair, one of the the Masonic Temple. The chairs Send the Look For TKo m fteme to a pamphlfet issued by the O.P-A- skilled workers had responded to Int T ft T . . , ...... 3 % Mat Intimate ever tendered a will be filled by employees of the the following kinds of rubber foot­ his appeal of June 22 for 150,000 Johns M a n v ...... 59% aitlng Allied represehtatlve, was Pratt-Whitney div1sio;i of Unite ' Roy. 1st: Joan Roy. 2nd; Boat, No Official Word FARM, GARDEN, AlYO TOOLS eos^clt and Wllikie toasted project another season. They have Phelps Dodge ...... 25 Jimmy Tripp, 3rd; Pets, Patty Do you WTite to your soldierT talln and Churchill. Receivpfl of Seizure therefore.set the date o f Tuesday, Phil Pet ...... 40% And one more thing. Help to stop the story — spread Isham. 2nd; Stariips. Barbara FURNACL, BOILER The Soviet press meanwhile December I. for the coming win­ Pub Sve NJ ...... 10 % Hennequln, 2nd; ?'Mala, Harold Vichy, Unoccupied France. Sept, Of course you do! But you mve prominent duplay to W ill­ 28 -i>Pi-7 The American - embassy ter’s Caledonian ' Market. Mra Pullman . , ...... 26 ie's Saturday statement advocat- Jensen. Lst; Caphlng, Mrs. Harry Radio ...... 7 3 % by innocents qnd ill-wishers .alike — that there is lots 2 Auto graveyards strip autos, keep the usuable parts and junk the METAL TOYS. SKATES Jones. 1st oh special, applesauce, here has received no. official word Ernest Kritzmacher who was the can’t write every day. Here’s ig a aecond I front. Wllikie, who successful genersil chairman last Repub Stl ...... 144, Raymond Wilson 2nd. . of the seizure of Anqericans‘in the *‘wt~‘Iuming out 450,000 tons o f scrap in a typical month. Each une here sis President RoOse- occupied zone, but an unconfirmed season has consented to serve in Rey Tob B ...... 22% Something else you can do, POTS AND PANS, COAT HANGERS slt!s emissary, issued the, statc- In the pet show the following Savage Arms ...... n of scrap already on hand. They point to junk yards, were aw.arded prizes; kittens, report .brought here by a French the same capacity again. must scrap within 60 days as many cars as he.buyi lent after a tour which included Sears Roeb ...... 54% '•that is tbe METAL FENCE, SCREENS Itaymond Wilson, 1st; I>jis Bres- source said that approximately ’ though. Send him a subscrip­ Jeep trip to the front, inspectioh 300 Americans including Charles Saturday evening Edward' Mc­ Shell U n ...... 14 % auto graveyards, Ond salvage depots that have, not f Russian' industry and talks aler and Dean Tibbila each 2nd; Socony Vac ...... g cat, Jean Roy^'^Srd; dog. Ruth Bedaux .had been taken into Manus of 227 Centfr street and tion to The Manchester Eve­ SCISSORS AND SHEARS 1th everybody from peasant to custody for German authorities. William Kennedy were given a Sou Pac •...... 14% I talln. Robinson. ,ljst; Rhode Island Red The embassy awaited further re­ farewell party by their friends al South Ry ...... 15 % ning , Herald— that’s the best been cleaned out, as proof that there is no shortage. ELECTRIC MOTORS. FANS, hen, Barbara Bertsch, IstT cock­ Std Brands ...... 3 % erel. Dean Tlbbits. 3rd; bahties ports with interest, but la making the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl no investigation since America^ Kennedy of 227 Center street. Std Oil Cal ...... way to keep him in touch Scrap collections‘ sometimes have to stay around because the Jrges Ending Wally Lehr, 2nd; snakes, Dean Std Oil Ind ...... B.ATTERIES Tlbbits. 1st. ' interests in the. occupied zone are Stuart and Jane Reopcll rendered KILL THIS TALK BEFORE IT KILLS OUR BOYS! handled by.the '■j'viss and thus are cowboy songs during the couriM Std OU N J ...... with home. It’s a little dealers can^t handle theni all immecUately. Even if they could, Vegetables; squash. Patty Texas Co ...... WASH TUBS, METAL CABINETS . Labor Raids l.sham, 1st; June Squier, 2nd; in the province of the American of .the evening, and r^reahmenta legation at Bern. Timken Roll B ...... thing to do, but think beets. Barbara Hennequin. 3rd; were served by Mrs: Kennedy. the milla could not atorc it all. The local salvage depot is a stock- . tnraatoe-s. Raymond Wilson, 2nd Would Cause No Surprise TTiC bojii. ,,who lef^' town, this Un Carbide ...... JAR TOPS. LAMP BULBS (Contlnned from Page Ode) Union Pac ...... what it Will mean to him! gourds, Barbaia Bertsch, 1st; Ab­ The news, if true, would cause morning for service in the Air pile— where your ^rap is available for instant use as soon as it's Unit A ir L ...... by Tibbit.s. 2nd. no surprise since Americans in oc­ Corps, r^eived gifts from their w a s h b o a r d s impels our local unions, our Unit Alrc ...... Act N O W ! . Flowers. g!ai)ioli. Barbara Hen- cupied France are liable to intern friends. naadod. And k wilt he needed! 'sUd TVades coimcils and the-af- ment by the Germans as .'enemy Unit Oorp .. f ...... ttated International unions lo'b e nequirt, 3nl; zmma, Nancy Smith GOLF CLUBS. PLANT STANDS aliens. Those who have escaped, Lieut. Archie-Kilpatrick of the Unit Gas I m p ...... jnstantly on their guard arid Barbara IJennequin this measure must repiort weekly US Rubber ...... tvoteivote time and energyenerev into prevent nrev„nt i 2nd; plant. Marilyn Jones. Is^, 2nd Battalion. First Military Di LIGHTING AND FIREPLACE bfjuquet. Raibara Hennequin, l.»f: to local French police acting for trict, Connecticut State Guards, US Steel ...... tccessful raiding. . . . the German authorities. Warner Br Piet ...... No Place For laihor \\ar<> Plant. 'Jnnlyn •lorfe.'!, 2nd returned home last night from THE Remember if these placet beeome empty, the mills EQITP.MEN.T Chester B. Lyman quietly, ce|e- Bedaux friend of the Duke and Sturbridge, Mass., where he com­ West El ft M fg . : ...... •There ia. no place for labor — ■ 4 . i'rated hia’ iiineiy-fouith bifthday Duchess of Windsor, has been in pleted the 1st Service Command Woolworth ...... art in this most- critical period unoccupied France w e n tiy . but Elec Bond ft Sh (Curb) ALL OTHER UNUSED METAL ! our histqry as a nation. . . . It Saturday at a family lUnrnr party Tactical School for instructor In shut down -s- and we lose the war! his present whereabouu could not Guerrilla Warfare, in the State ft ■? a condition which weakens the I daughter. Mrs, be ascertained. Jlueace of labor nationally, and Lester Hurlbul. Mr. Lyman wa.s Guard. HERALD lakes it more difficult to deal born in .Albion. New York, but has Nazis Claim Three spent most of his life In Columbia, Seek .\dvlce From Weygand TTie Republican Town (Obmmit- ittalactoilly with manag^me^jt. , London. 'Sept. 28— —Gen, What To Do. With Your r to adequately protect laboi^ ib- having come here Jrten a young tee will meet Thursday evening, So get out your scrap and help your neighbors with l»y . ■ f Maxime Weygond hoa been sum­ Oct. 1 In the 'Uuniclp^ Building Transports Sunk R^TES: itasto in the halts of Congress. ' moned to V ich y from U s , retire­ F fey touched briefly on a prob- 'Stanley Field, who works for to discuss for the annual the' Valley Oil Company in Willi, ment to advise the Vichy, govern­ town electlonT Scrap: ■ triangle Involvuig the Federal ment on the iefense of north (CXmUsoed tra m ra ge Oos) One Month . . 75 Ceuta theirs. It's the greatest single contribution you can mantle, spent several days in New Mrovmnient. the A F L and tbe CIO,- Africa, an unconfirmed report by Haven last week being instructed Members of Glbbora Assembly, % saM- The Daily MalTa correspondent at amount to 14 sMps teUling 104,- in the Inrtsllation of-nil burners. Catholic Ladies of .Columbus' ore Six Mouths . • • # S4.50 *n»s Fadsral agsneiea wbieb, in the French“ frontier sold ttoday. 000 tona” , moke right now to win the war! Bring Your Scrap Metal IS Wginnlng. sscmingly gav$ urged to attend the meeting to­ morrow evening in the K. o f C. m tr eoctbal support to ths build- N'orwrigian iitshop Resigns « up o f ths CIO,, while main- clubrooms, when the guest speak­ Navy Headquarterg To Your Neareet Filluig Public Records er wil be Raymond Cooper, region­ w a g ia pracUce an atUtude of Stockholm, Sweden,- Sept, 28— THE H E R A L D : iMfsranos toward tbs AFL, still al deputy air raid woorden. He win Decline* to Comment 1^—Swedish press advices from explain the present aetu^ for .the London, Sept 2fi—(ft)— Unitod *1 eaclose f ...... Pkaae send a tubscrlptloa to: Stotlon. ja tia a s to supply a problem German-occupied Norway report­ Morriaao iwtoottnns A leli has boca tied up aritb the work in this distrVrt A social time Stotoq Navy* boadquorten here ed todsy the first resignation of a W o U o M o lm ? at 221 Pine otrMt wUl foUow with refreshments In decUn^ to comment today 00 the H M U oa of Um CIO from the RANE AND NAME \...... * • * bishop cooperating with the and Sarah Jtmea o f 54 High street charge o f Mrs. John J. -Tivnon. Gertaon high command rtolm that regime of Nazi-backed Premier applied tor a marriage license in not ampUfy that otaoerv. Miss Helen Thomas, Mrs. Richard German submarines hod "de­ ADDRESS AT CAMP ...... Vidkun Quisling. They said the town clerk’s oftloe this mora- Post. Mrs. Charles E. Mather, Mra. stroyed the greater port a t on Every Filling StoHon b B ls^ p Zwllgmeyer of Berge^ had ing. Joohn J. AUlsoB and MTs. Stephan American troop tron^tort** con' STA’TE ...... resigned after bcl/ig forced to carry W orraatoa Doafta Frey. voy in the north Atlantic. •iMrador ia tiM .point on the on almost alone in his diocese ’be­ Ernest W. McCormick to Rachel The Nayjr Deportment in Wash­ NEWSPAPERS’ UNITED SCRAP METAL DRIVE An Authorized Scrap North America which cause 'the clergy there -woidd not S. and Klva B. MrOornflek. prop­ ington also' sold there was no work mth bun. iia erty OB Center street. Read Herald Advs. n Um OormoB cUMna. ^This spac4 contribut4d by Manchest4r Ev4ning H4raU \ , CQllection DepAi ^

- TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEKAL.U, MANCHESTER, CUNN. MONDAY, SEPfEMBER 28, 1942

was repulsed, with all the tanks Army Holds' knocked out. Where Wet Cejnent Buried Workmen War Gets Credit Offers to Provide MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1942 Weddings PAGE fresh Units Sc^t Italians Building ^ For More Births Free Legal'Help Fortified Lines Into Stalingrad SonRsilo-Fava Moscow, Sept. 28.—(/P)—A Tass Washington. Sept. 28.—(^5—The New York, Sept. 28—Hugh Casey and Owei\ was attempting to demonstrate caii.se of the war." kevvicz of Rockville was best man. day broadcast yesterday that un­ ked neighborhood. Births in 1941 rose to 2.728,000, The bride who was given in mar­ der the state penal 'aw any vio- To Appear- with Cre* ON THE Writing from the agony-filled the “ independence" of his military policy in the Balkans in reply to a about 408,000 more than the 10- riage by her father wore a prih- ,tim can recover sums lost by After Hard Trii Icity, the Pravda reporter said Nasi refusal to permit him to ap­ ycar average. Deaths during the gambling prbvidcd (1) he brings mo8 at Stadium; Ex­ 'that the bursting of shells and point an Italian' cbmmsnder-th- yqar totaled 1,442.090, about aver­ action Within three months after hombs was st constant that the pect Big Crowd. chief of Balkan forces. age. payment: (2 ) he can identify the 'dust of the cRy never had a bookie, and (3) his loss exceeded SPOT Because of a stoppage of Immi­ Ernip White's Pitchii chance to settlie. gration and an pxpected abrupt $25 "at one i(,tting.” Hartford, SepL 28—Post-season Gone from the Volga, he wrote, Nazis Report More appearance of three major league ■ w i t h graham ■ drop in the birth rate due to mil­ The last provision is the joker Local Sport Clinches Bunting '•rs the former pleasure boat* and — the average customer bets 31 start in action at Bulkeley SU.d- By Dillon Graham gleamers. In their places are arm­ Distficts Captured lions of men being in the armeil ium here Monday night is made or 32 at a time. The mayor wants New ' York. Sept. 28-t-This cor-* First Gaitre; Beazle^l ored ships and fast cutUrs,-dart- Berlin .(From German Broad­ fories, the htircau said, there was that deleted and says he will ask .pogsible by Bill Savitt. sponsor of Chatter from hank -to hank, taking in casts) Sept. 28— —The high little prospect of continued popu­ the Legislature to strike it ouL the ' Savitt Gems bageball team. ner looks for the St. Louis Cardi­ Makes His 21st Wii ■applies, ammunition and fresh command reported t^ a y that sev­ lation "growth at the 1941 rOTSv, The deletion, he said, would "per­ Not only will Ted Williams of'Bie nals to give the New York Yan­ troops and. carrying out the eral additional districts of Stalin­ mit the recovery of losses of any Boston Red Sox play the outfield All Star* Prartice Qf ,3fear; Dodgers Fee| kees the biggest scare they’ve had The East Side All-Stars are wounded. grad, have been captured by Ger­ amount—even l9 centi on a num­ ■ —for the full game—with the since Joe McCarthy began piloting Bad .41)oiit It All. man troops. - ber or policy ticket.” Gems, but the local jeweler had' scheduled to practice this evening ' Air Support at Hand Hospital Notes them Into World Series engage­ at the Charter Oak street grounds The Germans, dispatches from also secured a' now-famed Brook­ ments a decade gKo. •iJ The dispatch mentioned t{>e the front said, penetrated into the lyn Dodgers battery tb augment at 6 o'clock sharp. There will be '• By Sid Fedor 9 whine of Soviet flghtec planes northern section of the city, while the bin. The Cards were the last teatn three sessiohs this week and play­ .\P Sport* Writer ever the city; indicating that air other districts were being mopped ’ Admitted '-'Saturday: Joseph Urges Aid Given Hugh Casey and Mickey Owen, to beat New York in the post­ ers are asked* to report ready for The shooting and the shoiitin support was at hand for the be- season fixture, away back in 1926. light scrimmaging. up in house to house fighting. Mlstrettar^l^ Wells street; Harold ..the battery in the fourtJi game are over for basebail's 1942 ■teged city. Russian diversionary • attacks Mudge, South Coventry: Mrs. Curable Drunks of the 1941 world series that lost and they may be the ones to halt , Stafford Challenge* But still the German bombers south and north of the city yvere f^lofence March. Hillstown Road; the game to the Yankees after the Yankees’ string of eight suc­ Gentlemen: son, and the (inly thing left for : came and the Pravda writer said 1 Frederick Edlund, Buckland they had the victory in the palms cessive trihmphs in their World As Manager of the Stafford boys to fight a’bout is whether thd Said to have failed. Spifier-webhed with steel reinforcing roNational League pennant Dzuras, 72 Burnham street; Ken­ cut’s curable drunks and vagrants to 'iake Stalingrad is not weak- of Kentucky, wa» scheduled only to include a fixed formula for neth La Coss, Jr.. ’ 22 Foster the .New Britain Cremos, who will York has met. T h e battle should The Olyrnpics is a semi-pro foot­ or whether they’ll still be hotter ■aing. The Oermans were report­ Farm Senators’ after farm stale members called wage ceilings, .similar-' to that was reiommended to the state play the 'Gems. Just so that the go at least five games, probably ball team, ages average 20 years Ihan-forty-dollara against street; Mrs. Olive Toomey, Bol­ prison association here today by of age, and have been Tolland ed throwing great numbers of up for a vote an amendment by worked out by the War Labor ton: Mrs. Alice Jette and infant Mr*. Edwin Songailo contest will not be too one-sided, six and possibly the full seven. Yankee.s in the World Series. into the battle and one Offer Rejeclod ” enaiors 'Thomas (D-Ohlal and Board In the "Little Steel" case. Judge Abraham A. RIbicoff. Casey and Owen will form the But I believe the Yankees will win. County Champions for seven The war’s first campaign wou daughter, 16 St. Lawrence street; Judge Ribicoff made the recom­ years. W e seek games w-ith any guard detachment was credited O bituary Hatch (D-if.Mi. which appeared Would Limit Increases ' Mrs. Rosabelle Lentocha, 16 Vil­ cess style gown of white satin Hardware City hatteiy, while Wil­ The Cards own the best pitch­ up yesterday, with conslderahM likely to be adopted despite out­ mendation on behalf of the associa­ liams lends his hitting power to «pml-pro team for October 11, with destroying 34 of them in As Bali proposed this standard, lage street, Rockville. with duchess embrolderj’,' sweet­ ing staff in the National League confusion oyer, what ba.sebail (Goatlsued from Page One) spoken oppo.sition by the president it would limit wage increases to heart neckline and long sleeves tion's committee on vagrancy and the Gems, 1942 look forwarci to for the rest of I aoe assault Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Cecil but the . Yankees can counter Bv. shutting out th^ Cinclnnntl Rods 6-0. the S t LouIe <^rdlnals (above) aastircd themaelvea of at leaet a tie for the National League and his legi.Matlve leaders. ending in a point at the hands. alcoholism at the 68th annual Of course the.reason why Bill Thanking you for your antici­ war. and with the C!ards wlnn Sighting gained in intensity, an amount equal to the rise In the Jewett, 29 Haynes street; Ralph’ with the best in the American. ^nnaiit aiUr a Beiuational drive dowTi the home stretch of the season. Left to right are: front row, Marty Marion, Stan Musial. John ^aanwhile. around Russia’s sec­ called farm bloc. The only thing'It- This amendment would raise by general cost of living since Jan. She wore a finger-tip veil and car­ pieeting of the organization at the can afford to loan "Dem Bums" pated Cooperation I remain. both ends of a doiihleheader froi Deaths H. Judd, 14 EIro street; Miss Some tab Moft Copper as the Hop^ Mike C^nzales. Manager Billy Southworth, 'Coach Buzzy Wares, George Kurowski, Sam Narron, and Ken O'Dea; second row Very truly youtsl ond great besieged dty, Lenin- incUided was a provision that any about 12 per cent the lowest point 1, 1941. computed by WLB .at 15 ried a' bouquet of bridal roses. state library. to the Cremos is that his club will top twirler in baseball but the the CTiicago Chibs to knock th ceiling price to be established un­ —parity, flf which ceilings other­ Marion Robertson, 77 Henrv The maid of honor was gowned Declaring . that many inebiiatfs he loaded with talenL "Spike” Re- Dr. H. J- weaver, trainer; Bill Beckman. Jimmy Browrf. Harry Wklker. John Beazley. Ernie. White, Enos Slaughter, Harry Gumbert. Nicholas F. 'Arinentann. Brooklyn Bums off the Nation g i^ . A dispatch from that front per cent. . . street; Wells Lippincott, 85 Hol­ Yanks say his margin, if any. aaid German commanders had Mrs. Robert Jones der the pending joint resolution wise might be placed on farm in pale green satin. She wore a convicted in criminal courts of the paas, Hartford's major leaguer for Howard Polret, Walker Cooper. JoflT Cross and Leo W’ard. secretary; baCk row. Frank CreSpi, Coaker Triplctt.SErvin..Du.sak. Rav Sanders, Roi'kville Kileiif League throne. Even with these questions re­ lister street; Mrs.. Emnrw Mothes, over Ernie . Bonham is slender. Terry Mooi^. Max Lanier, Morton Cooper, Howard Krist. Murry DicKson, Lloyd Moore and Butch Yatkeman, clubhouse attendant. Arthur Meantime Rockville is strangely wemlsed their troops, many of Mrs. Eleanor Turklngton Jones. should include the cost of labor, pfodiicta under terms of the bill. maining unsettled, Barkley said gold tiara and carried an arm state are not hopeless cases but a while at the start of the year It was this surge of t. 107'3 Spruce street. when he covered infield poets for The Cards do bave more south­ Peters, batboy, is seated in front silent. This writer wonders how 8 'gbsm recruited Poles and Span­ 67 years of age, wife of Robert plus a reasonable profit to the This would be accomplished by in­ he hoped to get the MU passed in bouquet of yellow rose* and pom­ are capable of rehablliution. paw strength than New York. that had the folks boune Jones, of 329. Indlanola road. Discharged Sunday: Harold ths Washington Senators, has Jeff wiU.jske the statement in the iards. that the long siege would farmer—a formula which every In­ serting farm labor coat factors in form satisfactory to the adminis­ poms. The mother of the bride Judge Ribicoff said that couAty Bill Southworth. can call on' Max around’ in their chairs as the rae Black Point, Niantlc. passed away Mudge, South Coventry: Mias Dor­ joined the Gkms. next to the last paragraph? Ar- 1 be concluded soon with the cap­ dustry in the country had, and the cpmputation of parity, which tration by Tue.sday at the latest. wore blue crepe with blue acces­ jails of the* state are not properly Lanier, Ernie White and Howie went right down to the wire wit suddenly Sunday evening at her othy Gess, 16 Middle Turnpike sories and corsage of white car­ "Monk” Dubiei. another Hart­ mento says . Stafford lield the ture of the city. more. is a standaVd calculated to equal­ The Federal Power Commission, equipped for this work. PoIIett, while Joe McChtrthy haa the CJards finally getting the' no home following a brief illness. Mr. ize a’ farmer's return from his East; Mrs. Mary Griffin, and in­ nations, as she.assisted the bridal ford player in organized ball who County title etc. etc. Stin HoU lalttaUve "The leaders of the farm or­ meanwhile, moved into the price There should be a rehabilitation only two of doubtful talent, Ver­ Badger Buster High .Schoal Plays Today by two games, 'i^sterday’s tart and Mrs. Jooe^ former residents crops with the amount he pays out fant daughter, 56>3 School street; party in receiving at a reception )tad a aparkUng season, lias also Triple Swat King The Russians, however, appar- ganization* have agreed to it. but stabilization picture with an or­ center on a state basis, particular­ joined the locals. He started witn non Gomes and Marida Russo. Lombardi-’-Williams Manchester High Opens at Meri­ win marked the 43rd victory thd of-this town, removed to Niantic for other goods. der to utility companies not to Russell Gould. 96 Chestnut'street; in the Italian-American clubhouse ly for Connecticut men, he said, Cards chalked up in their last “ I itly still held the initiative the administration says 'No.' Edward Tibbetts, Coventry Lake; on Eldrldge street, which was ’ Bingliamton in the Elastern this Gomez has faded badly, wnile Rus­ den this afternoon and Coach Tom- six years ago. V Although the administration pass war taxes on to consumers. and the most economical and prac­ Kelley hopes that his 1942 foot­ games to come from far book there. They reported wresting a Mrs. Joties wa^.bom in North­ "For the life of me I do not un­ Mrs. Hazel Wohllebe, Buckland; decorated in pink and blue for the year and was recalled by the, New­ so haa been shelved with an alllnc derstand how the administration was’ confident it could substitute Directed at the Panhandle East-, tical way to’ establish one is t(s ball squad will come up to expec­ take the flag. And, while ' that*d M g h t from the Germans in two ern Ireland, and \came to this the compromise a\iiondnient for Mrs. Theodore Brenner and infant occasion. September 28 marks the ark Bears at the tall e> a of the arm most of the year. However, Cop Batting Crowns garni of fighting. can expect to produce farm or ern Pipe Line Company and its utilize ths facilities of the state season after a brilliant spell of he has looked pretty good in sev- tations. Other schools it., the’ dis­ par for the course, pals, no country about SO ^ a rs ago. Be­ this propo.sal, farm -bloc senators daughter. 109 Foster street: 32d anniversary at the marriage reformatory at Cheshire. can be quite sure until the Pravda said that Kalplno, 30 other commodities at less than the affiliate, Illinois Natural GAs of the bride’s parent*. pitching for the Norfolk Tar* in ral short 'stints lately and may trict, w-ith the exception of West sides her husband, She is survived planned to offer another amend­ Company, the order held that in­ Joseph hlistretta, 49 Wells street: Hartford have already one or two birds stack -up against the Tank n '■Uts southeast of the Leningrad by two daughters: '.Mrs. Reuben actual coat of .production. How­ ment the.v said would t)e similar Mrs. Marjorie Carron, 29 Camp'^ When leaving for an unannounc­ the Piedmont I(—Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox creased tax burdens resulting Johnny Barrett, who pitched for games under their collective lelta. whether that drive took too mu flity Umlts, was under artillery W. Bronkc, of this toWn, and Mrs. ever, I am noVSr convinced for the to Barkley’s but more nmndatory. field Road. ed wedding trip the bride wore a and Ernie (The Schnozzle) Lombardi of the Boston Braves are the lire but remained In Russian first time that that is the attitude from the war "must be borne by gray tweed suit with black acces­ the H a ^ ord Eastern I>aguers out of them to keep up the Henry Larsen of' We^brook. She There were prcspc'.tivexmntro- Birth; Saturday, a son to 3tr. big league batting champions for 1942, and WiUiama is boos of juat Yanks Walts AhNf$; of this adminLstratlon." the utility which enjoys a monop­ sories. On their return Mr. and Quotations this season, and Walter Van Grof- | about every other slugging department aa well. ■ - also leaves five grandchildren. versies, too, about other farm pro­ olistic position in the economic and Mrs. George Putnam. 9 Che.st- ski, who caught for that team, are i On the other hand, the Te gteUngrad, bowrver, held the Funeral services will' be held Brown said he did not wish to visions. nut street. Mrs. Songailo will ’ make their Sports Roundup The "loose-as-a-goosc” clouter fell far off hia fantastic .406 mark accept the proposed compromise field, as well as by others who other additions made this week. Bears Wallop were just waltzing along m tar ot interest. Wednesday afternoon at ^ o'clock, Birth: Sunday, a daughter to home for the present" with the of last season, but wound up the sc.ason with .,3,56 to waltz in with |h. The fighting In the city was a because he believed it would up­ Brovm said that an amcndpient have nq such advantage".'' bride’s parents. The victim never returns to they sewed up their sixth As at the Watkins Funeral' Home. would be offered to the bill with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perhla, haunt me. I never think of him. By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. his second straight American League crown by 25 pointa over bis can League championship in |>r*oaee-to-bouse scramhle for ad- set present parity standards—an It ordered the companies to re­ The bride's gift to her maid of tVidr World Sports Columnist Burlal'Will be in the Elast Ceme-. hia support to take wheat and duce rates by 35,094,384. Hartford, and a son to Mr. and r^Tonl Jo Henry, girl slayer, con­ Russo to Be Ready teammate and nearest rival. Johnny Pesky. What’s more, Williams Packers 44-28 years on Sept. 14 and in thair v n fg e n u a poMtloas with a Hb- tery. action to which President Roose­ honor was a gold compact, and the velt has said, he was "unalterably corn off the list,of commodities on Vrs. Walter Hettinger. Gleason bridegroom's gift to his best man demned to electric chair. tagged the home nin Utle with 36. and the runs-batted-.in honors, naie yesterday they wer* .I huI and deadly use a gi«n- The funeral home wrill .he open street. New York. Sept. 28— That Na­ with 137, onto hia hitting championahtp. I gi' mSm, b o i ^ and inat^ine- opposed"—and in effect would which the measure would author­ was a military set. out by the Red So* T-6 -to Tuesday afternoon and'evening. Admitted today: Raphael Ter­ For World Series tional League race was a thriller, with a nine-game bulge substitute fo.r them the "cost of ize government loans of 90 per The bride is a graduate of Man­ Japan's quarrel is not with In­ all right, but we wonder if the Here are the final standings of the leaders in the various depart­ Old Model T Keeps On armt A t one place in the city, a Rua^ production.” theory as a standard cent of parity. •Dream Village- rill, West Wllllngton; Frederick chester High- school and is em­ dia, She is. warring with Great ments: Boetons. In this taffy-puU, Jones. 25 Proctor, Road. Cards will be able to get them­ Hughaon treated himself to Mhs uomnwnlqua said, 600 Ger- for farm prices.. Would CauMe Price Rises ployed as an inspector at the Pio­ Britain. Batting I first ten in each league): Moving Through All - * New York—Joe McCarthy hopes selves steamed up. for the. World nd victory of th* year. w en killed as Red Army Urge* Approval of ('nmprnmlne Discharged today: Mrs. Mary neer parachute company. The e-Mohandaa K. Gandhi. to have Marius Russo ready for National lyagu* - . . 22 i * wmm Funerals The agriculture bloc has looked Ready to Opeii Series by Wednesday . . . The N. L. Opposition. _ The Tanka go into tha nee the Invaders out ot On the Senate floor. Senator Neill, 97 Oxford street; Mrs. Stan­ bridegroom attended . Rockville the world series. Yankees, who ought to know, in­ upon the 90 per cent loan provi­ ley Pugrab and infant daughter, Player and Cluo • G. AB. R. H Pet. Wednesday as 6 to • favorttoB they bad captured. It George A; Johnson Reed (R-Kas) urged approval of sion as a floor under farm prices, High and Manchester Trade school. I am confident that, because of Soiithpawing would add variety sists there’s an inevltahle letdown Lombardi. Boston . .... the administration-sponsored com­ 132 Pearl street; Louis Gigiio. Slid is employ at the Pratt A ...... 105 308 31 102 .331 the betting, in spit* o t • nniMtnnt see-saw, with the Private funeral services were but Brown aaid government econ­ the desire for peace in the ranks to the Yankees’ pitching, some­ when the pennant i* clincfied. Slaughter, St. Louis ...... 152 .591 , Chicago. Sept. 28 — (J’l— The promise so as "not to precipitate a Hollywood, Sept. 2 8- (JPi— Bolton: Mrs. Charlotte Malre, 34 Whitney Aircraft plant. East of labor, the C IO A FL confereea 100 188 .318 Cleveland Rams take on the ter­ Louis elbowing os m a y be otto moving into «»■ section held at. Watkins' Funeral Home, omists believed that an increase Filmland's "Dream V'lllage," a 41- thing they have not partlcuiafly whether it happens on the last day Musial, St. Louis ...... 140 467 87 147.. s315 crisis between the White House St.'John street. Hartford. Will be able tc plan a settlement. possessed. All hut 10 of their vic­ rific task Sunday of attempting to by Mort Cooper and hia ■■ly to be engaged by battle- East Center street, at 2 o^cIock from the present 85 per cent loan acre wooded retreat for needy mo­ or a month before the season ends Reiser. Brooklyn-...... 123 ■ 480 90 149 .310 and Congress." Births: A son to Mr. and Mrs. —William Green, president, AFL. tories were derived by right­ apply the brakes to the Chicago among them Ernie White ■gtmed Russian tro c^ fighting this afternoon for George A. John­ level to 90 per cent for com and tion picture players, is ready to . . .' One minor league official hit Mize, New York ...... 142 .541 97 165 .305 As "an active member of the E. 5IaIcoim Stannard. Columbia Massolini-Gulmanti handers. It right on the head when he was Bears, something six teams have Jolmny Beazley, who tumad m t Sbm mate bastion of the lower son, who died at his home, 104 wheat would cause price rises open after 23 years of develop­ Hack. Chicago ...... 140 .552 91 . 166 .301 trick over the Cubs ^ .522 141 186 ■ . 356 George Halas' Bears half linked, to­ simism for speed-bailer Cooper tol M tch to Isvestia. “Our defense mally opened Oct. 1, were begun a. m. — Senator Jq*h Lee, Democrat, pitching, he should .add something for Brookij-n fans: The football Pesky. Boston ...... 147 620, 105 den. Democratic Leader Barkley of between 85 and 90 per cent com in 1919 by such film personages as The maid of honor was Miss Mar-_ 205 .331 gether five tune-up victories. the series Is that no fast-heal nnas in the city remain impregna­ Well baby. Wednesday from 2 Oklahoma. to the staff, at least numerically. Dodgers are w-innlng. I Spence, Washington ...... '. . . .149 629 94 20.3 Kentucky. and wheat loans .should be made. the iate ^ u g la s Fairbanks, Irving garet Smith, of Poughkeepsie, and .323 flinger has beaten the Tanks m e l ble,.’’ to 4 p. in. at the Y. M. C. A. the best man was Peter Masso- j'Gordon. New York ...... 147 .539 88 17.3 .321 . Other games this Sunclay send Sonnik Honniksen .. Agrees to Delay Move This promised, however, to pro­ Tlialberg. 'Mary 'Pickford, Jease l l Music For Haiweaters Preclou* Pigskin the Packers into a night contest in single game of the six series to| Lunge at Oermna flank ■Prenatal. Thursday at 9 a. m. I can as.*ure you China. like I t'a.«e. Washington ...... 12.5 515... 100 164 The funeral of Sonnik Sonnik- President Roosevelt was report­ voke a controversy among, farm Lnsky and Harold Lloyd. lini, brother of the bridegroom. The Coljtmbia-Fort Monmouth 318 their current run as hasehell’s i Northwest of the city, the Rus­ sen. of 26 Wadsworth street, was Well baby, Friday from 2 to 4 liie bride who was given In Britain, will not stop fighting nor ^ Judnleh, St. Louis ...... 1.32 4.56 79 Chicago against the Ordinals, ed today to have agreed, to de­ state members, some of whom Besides art administration San Francisca Calif.—(Jh—A game la.st Saturday drew only 143 314 who, with the Bears, are the only outfit sians were reported lunging at the held from his home Saturday p. m. in the clinic - rooms. marriage by her father was gown­ shrink from further sacrifices un­ Pat Harder, ’ all fullback, wa.s ! J. DiMaggio. New York ...... ; , 1.54 610 123 186 .305 Dodgers Futtle lay any executive move' to control. represent hog producing areas and building and bungalows, the com­ til the last -aggressors give up 14-piece military band blared about 6.000 customers, but when unbeaten club in the western divi­ German fiank' in a desperate and afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. want low com price's while others ed in blue velvet with orchid cor- expected to cany' the bulk of [Stephens. St. Louis ------14.5 ' .57.5. 84 169 .294 The Dodgers ended their yi the cost of living until Congress munity Includes a fully equipped arms. while 95 California militiamen the game football was "auctioned’’ sion: Brooklyn to Detroit. New at least partly successful effort to Rev. W. Ralph Ward Jr., pas­ represent com growing areas and Aceuned of -Armed Attack black. Both mothers wore cor­ Wiscon.stn’s attack, again.st Notre rStcCo.sky. Detroit ...... 1.54 601 76 176 .29,3 yesterday with a 4-3 wrln over ths I slow the assault on the city. The completes action on pending antU medical clinic and a library. —OeoeraliRsimo Chiang KaMiek. harvested 13,180 pounds of fruits off between the halves a total of York to Pittsburgh and Washing­ tor of the South Methodist Church, desire higher prices. sage. Her attendant wore wine Dame at MadLson. Fleming. Cleveland ..;...... 1.57 549 71 160 .291 Phillies to ' run their closbigl Germans, recognizing this threat, officiated. ^ inflation legislation, even if the and vegetahlen Observed CXpt. $8,415 in war bond purchases was ton to Philadelphia Aside from this, there were re- Vichy, Unoccupied France, Sept. velvet with red rosea. . pledged by the bidders . . . the streak to eight straight Hils were throwing attack after attack Mrs. Berteline Lashinske ren­ final draft dors not reach him by The Willingness of the people to Maurice M. Auerback. "boy. you’d Home Run* The Brooklyn ’Dodger* and New his Oct. 1 deadline. port.s that some farm state mem­ Weds Bonton SoclaUto 28—(g5—Three men accused of an The mother of the bride wore be surprised what • of a lot winner of the autographed ball York Giants pace the Eastern good for just a loud ho-hum— and I at the Russian lines there. dered two hymns: “ Fairest Lord armed attack on a post office at sacrifice exceeds In some respects vere calling them 'the Pennant; American League 1 NationaJ League Ted W IIHaim In hia you-do-it-or-I-wlll, mes­ bers might attempt to amend the blue and the bridegroom’s mother o f tom ato^ a man can pick to the was Mrs. Betty Cohen, who "bid’’ Winning D^geraC This year they I ivisiqn after opening their sea­ second place In the NatleBSlI In one sector, German infantry Jesus" and "Beautiful Isle of Lanester, Brittany, in occupied black'. Both mothers wore, cor- the willingness o f the government Williams. Boston ...... 36!. Ott, New 5'ork ' ...... League. sage of Sept. 7 the president told bill to obtain government loans of Washington, Sept. 28—(JP)—Og­ tune o f ‘The Stars and Stripes a $3,000 bond. are railing them, among other l.xsbs. St. Louis ...... son yesterday with wins over supported by 40 tanks, attacked Somewhere". She was accompan­ France, were captured by police .sagto^qf-red roseq, when they as­ to ask for those sacrifices. 27 Mize. New York ...... The two third-place, clubo,. eight times'during one day, a Congress that present controls 100 per cj'nt of parity. How­ den Ludlow, Alexandria, 'Va., —Rep. James W. Wadsworth. Forever.'" . things, the "Pennant Dodgers.'.Few Keller. New York ...... y • Philadelphia 'and 'Washington, re­ ied Ky Mra. R. K- Anderson. would not hold the cost of food’ today after a running gun battle, sisted in receiving at a reception 26 ’ Camilli, Bijooklyn New York Giants and S t Louis I communiqtis said. 4n another sec­ The bearers were: Hans Engel, ever, Senator Wagner (D.. N. Y.) former husband of Stage and in which one offjeer was wounded. Monday Matinee teams ever have done a better job DiMaggio,. New York ...... 21 I Nicholson.'Chicago ...... Yanks Dcni't Stall spectively. and clothing down beyond Oct. 1, who, with Brown, authored the for 50 guests In the Old Town Hall Seile Pony to Buy Bond If Leo Durocher leaves the of dodging a pennant which wa-s The Bears’ point total wa*. the Browns wound up the season b y ! tor on* Red Army unit was cre'lit- Hans Peterson. Frank Bray, Theo­ Screen Star Katherine Hepburn, One of those, arrested was said td Inn, Elast - Hartford, which was The final teat- of military air­ York, Detroit ...... 21 Weat. Boston ...... and requested action by that time. pending bill, said he thought most and Elizabeth K. Albers, i^ston Dodger* for , the Navy, the guys in practically nailed to the flagpole." highest ever made against the taking a day off. They deserved It, I *d with killing 2,500 Germans and dore Nelson, Samuel Nelson and But Senator Brown, (D., Mich.) have been involved in a recent decorated with carnations and zin­ craft is their record-in action, and In inning Flags though, because they were th* bigl destining 18 tanks, 30 guns, four Christian Nelson, all of thiii' town. farm bloc, members were satisfied socialite, were married yesterday Aguilar, Cblo. — 0P> — Nine- tine for the Brooklyn manager’s Runs Battesf In f'acjters In 48 meetings stretching told reporters be bad been assured spectacular raid on the courthouse nias. ' so far in this war the combat rec­ surprises of the year in puUingl batteries of six-barrel mortars, Burial -was in the East ceme- with the 90 per cent provisions. at All BouU Unitarian church here. at Nantes, wh^re four men made ord of American planes baa been year-old John Anthony went the Job are Chuck Dressety Bucky American League Nation.ll League bark' tq 1920 and gave the nation­ Mr. Roosevelt contemplated no im­ Disposal of the farm questions • Mr. and Mr*. Masaollnl left for limit to make his contribution. He Harris and Billy Herman .... Not l*t. But 48th .Williams, Boston ...... 137 Mize. New 5’ork ...... al champions their 25th triumph >n themselves up \o where they did— I nine other mortars, 19 machine- ter>’. Ludlow's marriage to Miss Hep­ off with the defendant In a crimi­ good. New York New York 5’anUecs guns and three planes. mediate action and would wait a still would leave pending a pro­ a short wedding trip, the bride ■old his pony to get money to fi­ The fight mob is giving a farewell DiMaggio, New York ..., 113 Camilli, Brooklyn . .'...... the scries. ' • the Giants on the batting power | burn ended in a divorce on Sept. nal trial following an exchange of wearing a blue costume. On their — MaJ. N. F. HUsbee and MaJ. Ev Chicago When Russ Meers en- of Mel Ot.t and "Large Jawm” The Army newsjwper Red Star reasonable length of time for Con­ posal by Senator Ball (R.. Minn.), 18 in Hartford, Conn. Shota in which the judge was slain. nance a $50 bond. party for "Jimmy Braddork and Keller. New York ...... 110 Slaughfer. .tt Loiiis ...... won ntrore than 60 game.*, in less The Bears 'ttAilod through the gress to finish its work on a meas­ return they will live on Baltimore C. Locke jointly to Society of Joe Gould Wednesday night, giv­ Hsted In the Navy he was the. first second and third quarters, then' Mize and very little pUchlng and said the battle for Stalingrad, in KecrulUng Spe<'ia] “ Free Corps” Automotli-e Engineer*. Gordon. New York ...... 103 Medwick. Brooklyn than two hours in clinching their ure directing that prices, wages street, HaiVord. Outlives Her File Sons ing them time to recover before Chicago Cubs’ player to join the Doerr; Boston ...... 102 Ott, New York ...... ___ machine-gunned 17 poinU onto the the Browns with..^ collecUon o f the number of German casualties 4._ armed force*. .But counting play­ .. sixth American DHg'ue pennant in and the stubborn resistance of the Bern, Switzerland, Sept. 28—Cincinnati Reds twice, 8-7 in 12 easi 8 to the south, where the Ger­ Chief Helrrnch Himmler, q dls- the formula for determining par­ der-Root Company. 111., baakettiailer and high jumper, •Herials to set. the fuse to other innings and 7 to 4 in the regula­ ; patch to Le Democrat said today. ity price wil not solve the produc­ The seamen,will carry, on de­ was given the punting job for the College Park, Md. The Univer­ cuee/ only touchdown dnves. tion nine, to climb over the pubs mans have been stalled for si . ..» spite hell and torpedoes. Way to Find Out Uce.a on their drive toward the i tion problem" and inclualon of Goetz-Fanning Illinois U. freshmen when they sity of Maryland lacrosse team A YEA!^ ACO into fifth place in. the National wages In parity calculations "is —Joaeph Cniran, president ot th» scrimmaged the varsity the other comploted Us 4-game summer Leap lie. The Reds' held fourth Oil ^el^s of Grozny, the Russians 1 Mrs. Charles . F. Yurkshot of Nntionnl Mnritlme Union. Tiiceop — Answering a ' sports Eastern Hi« liey Daglie acknowledged the growing German' Shakeup In .Menchukue negligible.'' <. W kai%fou Btttf IflfiiU day. Hia first kick went 73 yards rchedule without defeat. Milt Van- / W U Z tiiP lN * place safely in »hite of the double | Russell street, and Miss Ruth Bor- in the air . . . Nat Fleischer, of writer's qlierj- a.* to what type of pressure snd ssfd they had Wi,th- 1 Te4egr*m* Sent S**islor*/<^ denberg. • with 11 goals, and Ray -0*1 A neadache. x" Tokyo (From Japanese Broad­ rin of the Memorial hospital nurs­ American-made., fighters until the Ring Magazine is hack oh the Gnelecki. with 10, were the lead­ FO/STCLASE. team Arizona hsd to open train­ Ne'*' york. ■ Eastern Hockey Cleveland clinched the rear end | drawn from one position before 1 casts!, Sept. 28 :p)—A shakeup In telegrams sent to members ing staff, attended the wedding recently have kndhked Japanese ing, Coach Mike ( astael replied; League wiU operaie a* a flveHeam numerically superior enemy' of the Senate, W. M. 'Iliatcher, WAR STAMPS job'after an operation but couldn’t ing scorer*. of the American League’s first di­ lorces.” ■' in the Manchukunan government, Saturday of Mias Alice Fanning, Zero fighters out of\the skies, at make the trip to New Orleans to "Come out tomorrow and wqll circuit. CliiKs are the New York vision by whitewashing Detroit I ir.cludmg appointment of a new- legislative chairman for the or­ nurse at the local boiqiital for the the rate of two to one— now the find out' Roj’ers, Borton Olympic*. VVash- Gains were repr.rUd from the present a plaque to the city com­ Material la Green '■r-' 8-0 behind Jim Bagby’s six-hit foreign minister and elevation of ganization. suggested that Con­ past three years, to Stsdl Ser­ xate- is three or four to one—and figton Eagle.':, Baltimore Orioles Vegion southeast ot Novorossisk. ■ On* warm' Army blanket may memorating the 60th anniversary hurling.' There was no other action | the commander of the Krst Army gress leave to the president “ the geant Paul H. GoeU of Camp we have only Just begun. of the COrbett-SuUivan fight. ind the Curtis Pay. Baltimore.* Black Sea Na/al base now in-the matter of increasing prices or spell the difference between a flght- St. Louts— Tom Gorman former Wildcat Falalltie* on, the big league front. division to a. cabinet post, was an­ Langdon, N. H. The Ceremony was — Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, I station of the Coa.st Guard. hands of the Germsns. One Rus­ man in the thiak of battl* and Notre Dame football star, has only . Attendance held up diiring the I nounced today by Dimiei in a higher ceilings for certain commo­ performed at Holy Trinity church. World War I aoe,. -iag Today’s Guest Star four seniors and one junior on hia Evanston Four 'ormer North- ^ season, although mo.-t clubs )iad sian unit recaptured several Hainking dispatch. U Shao Keng, dities and other measures neces­ Wallingford and the reception was a fatal case of pneumonia. Ihesa heights and occupied places, the Jim Schleipmer., Akron tO.) squad in his first season as coach to rely ’on the week-end ertywds to | 5h»nchukuoan am b a ssa d or to sary for full production by and held at the home of the bride- Since our war work started I blankets cost $6.85. and every men BMCon Journal: "Lost year fans western stb'.etes have lo*t their Steemfltter Haseett Soviet communique said. In one protection to agricultural pro­ of'Washington University. live* in the war Ixtest wa» Lieut.; keep the ca.sh registers ringing. Tokyo, was made foreign minister, groqm’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. have Warned the men not to talk In our Army must have taro. Net Tor the week-day turnouts were day, 1,200 Germana died trying and Gen Haing -Shih Uen relin­ ducers.” about what they know or think only are the blankets used in tents Larry Lawyer of the 1933 football New York Buddy Ha.ssett of to hold their galna there, it added A, cross-section report from Paul Goetz, Sr. .squad. -He was killed in the crash Die Yankees 'plans to join ' the sliced all searon by the prior call quished his Army assignment to •The couple left after the fur­ about what th ^ are making. and barracks, but, when the men of'war industries to the fans. Successful actions also were re- become minister of public peace. great plains and com belt farmers, —Mrs. Adele H. ‘nrohn. giand- a n In tb* field, a'blankct is In each of an Army bomber. ! Navy as a ateamfltter. ported from Voronezh. 300 miles Thatcher said, indicated ^lat par­ lough wedding for a short wed­ ding trip to New York pity. Tlie inother mad operator of nnylilne man’s padn Totfethar with tha borthweat of Stalingrad, and Sin- ity prices "as now deftrinlned" shop for tt years. Major League Standings yavino, east of Leningrad. HauglaiMl's Condition Better arc adequate if sufficient farm la­ bride will resume her duties at -pup tent” they make an effective .\lerl D o" Brings Bads BecupCure Height bor is assured and farmers "have 'the hospital and Sergeant Goetz riielter for eur sekUeranrben out in win return to Camap Langdon. In spite of loss of territory and toe fleU. A German occupied height on General MacArlhur s Headquar- the protection o t such prices for a industrial clUes.’ aircraft, tank Terry^ Moore^ Gets Chance Ressellers to Boy tb* Leningrad front was reported Uri, Australia. Sept. 28—i/Pi- period of years following the con' and other production (in Russia) recaptured 'and In two days of Army physicians reported a gen­ elusion of the war.” Yenterday** Besnlto < Mtandinga Feels Duager Point Psoeefi has been miaintained to a remark­ National AgbUiig, the mid-day eommuai- eral improvement today in the Brown said ha hoped the bill able extent and In some cases In­ (Final Standings) To Play in World Series said. 33 snemy blockhouser «*uiflsnd. Asso­ might be paaasd. Ms controversial London. SepL 38—(P)— An Ex S t Louia S-4. Oilcago 3-1. Netlonat ^McArthur, O., Sept. - i creased. ^ Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 3. wars dsstro jad and fOO Germsns ciated Press qprreapondent features reconciled with those of change Telegraih dispatch from —W. AverUI Harrtinun. U. 8 . ew- W. u Pet. Thanks to an_jqlert Shepherd dog, WUsd b|r patnris. who t la recovering in a mlliUry the House-version and legislative C^cutta quoted UeuL Gen. H. M. v*y to CliareliUl-Staila parley. Pittsburgh 8-7, Cincinnati 7-4 St. Louis ...... 106 58 .688 St. Louis. Sept 28— —The With M(x>re on the club, the Cardi­ CXri McKinnis'. 7-year-old county b o ^ ta i at Port Moresby after (lat game 12 Innings). Brooklyn ..,..1 0 4 50 .675 a withdrawal in action oompletsd by Thuraday, Irwin, commander, of the Eastern National League pennant was a nals finiabdd second four times, ward, awoke sung in hia own bed | being km for 47 days tn the New Oct. 1. - command in India, today as as­ Boston at Newf York (post­ New York ...... 85 67 .559 today after being lost 'in d regiou sprlier. the Guinea junglee» tndls win be another Burma If poned). long time coming for Terry Moore, missing out in 1935, 1936. 1939 and ■aid today, that a Before this could happen, how serting he personally felt the dan­ Mmebody doesn’t wake up. Cincinnati * .... 76 76 last year, and each time the dis­ southern Ohio srooda more < It bad analhUated a com- ever, the administration first had ger point In India had passed. —Harvey K. Greenlaw, fonr-tr Amerless Pittsb'urgh ___66 81 .449 the S t Louis Cardinals' captain appointment was greater." 24 hours. When you buy |6.M srorth of War Boston 7. New York 6. Chicago . .. S t 0 — isiis to stubborn fight- to make good its clalma of suffi­ vice chief of AVO flyers la ...... 68 86 .442 and great centcrfielder, who wait­ Suffering from an Injured leg. With other boya from Qm Ne4 Isnocm Stampe you are lending your gev- Cleveland S, Detroit 0. Boston ...... 59 89 cient votes to insert in the meas­ OrAsred to Prssent Pspen Chtoa. J99 ed eight years to pUy on a cham­ Moor* broke into the lineup yes­ ton county cfaildren’a home. O ut I ure a compromise amendment arnment the money to equip one of (Other games postponed!. Philadelphia . . . 42 109 .278 pionship tram. terday for his first game in went- nut-gathering S atiird M l Aft m eommuniqu* ^ l o n . Sept 28— Uh—Th*' New Little World Seriea 12 US attock by a hattallofi of directing President Roosevelt to Vichy, Unoccupied France, Sept Heads Bereeu Actors OullJ our men in uniform with a srarm. It waa "like a dream" for Stan games and contributed three hita "Brownie,” e ebepberd owasd sl^J • *^*''*' Haven A Hartford 'raise farm pries esUIngs in cases comfortable blanket Through the Columbus (AA) at Syracuse Amrrtrae id eight tanka r* n ro ^ has reported net income 28—on—Italians between the ages Muoial. George Kurowski and the to the Cardinals’ clinching victory. a neighbor, rom p^ at his " where they did not reflect increas­ regular purchase of War Stamps (ID (postponed). W. U Pet- club's otlier rookie*, who hit the CXri was not mlued U ***-^*'Wl in the eight months ot 21 and S3 who live in the occu­ HoUyvrood, 8ep t tS — m — “ I knew I had those itits in me." ed labor and other cosu. Jsmes Ckgney was installed as you can actively parUcipata in tlie New 'York ...... i03 51 .669 jackpot XholT first year m th* ma­ he said. "I just bad to. I’ve ahvaya companions returned te ths : •• "jn'P^red with ^ ^***p** *• **•»*•■ <*»y • previous lasRlags). wlfh o t the pied sone at France were ocxlered Gnoeeron Lena Boldoier Bbowdown SdMduied tstsr f o i w r U. 8 . ambassa^r to Ruaaia, greeU two aailors and a soldier st the SUge Door Canteen, Wash­ president on the Screen Actors struggle againet the Axis tonat to - ^Boston ...... 93 69 .612 jor teagues. been on the losing end. tb* s ^ Volunteers scouted th* 33.84.5.931 in the corresponding A showdown on this compromise today to present the'r paoers to Advt. ington. D. C., w ^ re whe U a volunteer worker. TheguesU are dett to right) L B. Uaabn. Houstm. guild last night succeeding Ed­ our way of ihring. Tour Schools At St. Louis ...... 82 69 .543 With the war and the unesrtain- end. I've been waiting eight yearo, through th* night and , ,penod of 194L “ Tsxas^ Uarveir C. Capt N, aod L ...... nuusiuo. Italian consulates in’, their dis- Anhapolis— Every Midshipman Cleveland ' I propoasd b f Dstoorrslis Leader word! lo ■ iinr with private family, for refined.' Ksfate of Felix Karr late of .Man- Ksti^te of Jennie K, Lydall late of BarbOT— Yea; he and me work­ bilosophy all his own. "I am glad Nursery Rhyme •is, dumberti and abbreviation* 4164. young gentlemen. Conveniin't to tMiestef, In said District, deceased. Manchester, in said District, de­ LOST SADDLE LEATHER purse SAW S OF A L L KIND S filed, set. Onon motion of Lucy Farr of said ed side by aide for years; and we f didn't win,” this candidate said. Olid Mother Hubbard went to the aa a word and compound bus line. Home privileges. Tel. ceased. ^ aa two word* Minimum co*' at Hollywood Bar or vicinity of FOR SALK 1941 FORD convert­ and repaired, cord wood saws Oogs-^Birds— Pets 41 Manrhesier Administratrix! un motion of Augusi’jBur.-kHHrdt are ao ajike we couldn't tall sack “Now I don't have to keep all ration board 2-10.76. OPsL»Knii:Dt— That six of thr«« llnaa m East Center and Stephen streets. ible, blue, white side walls, radio, gummed, power and hand lawn months “ f^Hartforii, Connei-tlnif, Executor. other apart. Wo both brooded a those promises X made.” To get some sugar for preserv­ IB* rata* ptr day tor craniitni fronwthe daday of September A, ORDERED:—;Th»l »(x months great deal, too. ffo money tn the ing. Contents valuable to owner only. heater. 15,000 miles. Can be seen mowers overhauled, and sharp­ COCKER SPANIELS — FROM D. J942 be a^>demd thetl same are limit­ ened. Stored all winter, no extra of September, A. barl^ring bualnees any mord. But when she get there she had to 'aettv* March IT. IKIT 5 to 7 p. m 43 Wadsworth. Phone C h a rh p i o n stock. Beautiful, ed and allowed.,> w ^ for the creditors D., 19-4., be and the same are lim4t- Reward. Phone 8159. Rooms Without Board 59 We overheard a couple of girls wait without a chair. Cash Chargr '79SO.- charge. Axes, knives, shears etc. healthy .puppies in reds shd parti- within which to hrlni; In their ed and allowed for the creditors Customer— What's the reason? aaaeuttv* Uays...i 7 etti 9 ct. sharpened. Capitol Grinding Co., .claims juiHlnst saiX estate, and the within which to bring in their Barber— Prices too low. Unless quisslng a, young fellow at a bus And so she found it slightly un­ colors. J4ck. Frost {^nnels, 26 FOR RENT TWO SINGLE said administratrix Js directed to naacuctva Day*... t otalM ctv 531 Lydall street. Tel. 7958. claims ggainst said estate, aivd'the a customer takes a shampoo, it stop ths other day: ' nerving. OUT OUR W AY y ...... In di*MJ et. FOUND- BROWN and white Set­ Gardner street. ' - ■ rooms, kitchen privileges if de­ Hive public m>rlce to 4 he creditors stfld executor Is directed to give BY J. R. WILUAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB Auto Accessories— Tires 6 to brlnip in Ihelr clams yvithln said simply doesn't pay to shave or First Girl— Thsy tsll me, that I order* for Irreculai tneertlon. ter. Inquire at 821 Main street. sired. Apply evenings. I-. Frey, 161 public notice. to the creditors to be «bar**d at the on* Mm* rat* WA.NTED TO t u n e , repair and time allowed by postlnK A copy of bring In their claims within .•said hair cut. Poor Jim. 1 caught him you are a fellow who can be kissed Proud Mother—They promoted NEED NEW b r a k e s ? Ford, regulate your piano or player 'School .street. this order on the public' s'Xn post allowed by posting a copy of without any effort at all. my son Jerry for bitting the ser­ SURE .rUL BE 6LA0 YOU WOULDN’T THIS IS THE /AONKEY SUIT looolaf rale* foi Ion* term every Garden— Farm— Dairy nearest to the place where, the de­ trying to cut a customer’s throat HE PROBABLY WON'T MIND _ r advertlaln* *lv*n upon requett. Announcements Chevrolet. Plymouth fellned with piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. this order on the public sign post because- he refused a shaihpofi ao Young Man—That’s the truth. I geant. They made him a Court TO TAKE HOME SOME NEED A HAND-| THAT GOES Wit h the d o o r -'' da ordered before the third o r Products 50 FOR RENT-i-SINGLE room for ceased last dwelt within said tow-n nearest 40 the place where the de­ POSING 0UT6IDE THE BUILD­ the best Comax brake lining and hy puhlishInR the same In some ceased last dwelt within said town, I had the poor fellow locked up.^ do all the work. <. Martial. /AAN'S JOB, MARTHA/ — b day will o* char*ed only fot TRANSPORTATION Available to gentleman working days. Call newspaper having a circulation Ih Of=- OUR STUFF YOU NOU’P GET A ING l ik e a BTATUE o f 2K actoal number of timet 'tie ad $8.95. Will call foi your'car “knd after 5 p. m., 1009 Main street. C. and by publishing the same in some Makes me sad. Sometimes I feel' LAST-CALL FOR TOMATOES! said probate district, within ten .newepHper, having h circulation In BORROWED. SIS/HEY. FOOT ALL tHE IT'6 PLENTY LONG TO HIDE NAPOLEON-**-* B U TH B ^ red. charKing *i the rate-earn- and from Manchester to Colt's deliver same day. Phone 5191 Help Wanted— Female 35 days from the date of this order, sorry 1 didn’t let him slash all he f no allowanr* or refund* can 60c a basket, delivered. Call Andrews. Said probate district, within ten THE OVERALLS NOOR U P- Van Dyke plant. 7 to 3 shift. Call Bmriner's. 80 Oakland street. 7$nd return make to this eourt of days from the date of , this order, wanted to. It might have saved FUNNY BUSINESS FELLERS/ ABOUT A [ w a v DOWN there; DOESNfT PHCTOGRAPH VERY id* on 'etx 'Ime ad. a'npned 8039. the notice given. HOUSTERfeO BOY FRIENO , the fifth day Manchester 2-0918; WE PAY YOU $25.00 for selling and return make to thi* court of his reason. Shampoo, sir? DOZEN OF YOU GIVE IF THIS n e ig h ­ WELL Virm A SHOVEL,' ItL . O "tni forbid*": dienlav line* not fifty $1.00 boxes. .50 beautiful as­ WILLIAM 8. HYDK the,notice given. * • Customer— Yes. u n d e r n e a t h WANTED—3 RIDERS to Pratt & Boarders W an t^ 59-A Judge. b o r h o o d WILL WEAR, .' BET BEFORE THE WINTER.'^ Business Services Offered 13 sorted name, imprinted Christmas H-9-2V.42, tVIDMAM 8. HYDE ME A HAND DOWN lileraid will not be reepunaible^ Whitney Aircraft. East Hartford, ‘S HE'LL JUST WHIP OFF IS o Y ^ -mE TENANTG M cards 'sell $1.00 your profit 50c. Household Goodi 51 ROOM AND QUALITY meals for h : s.: s.’42. A Chip On The Shoulder Indi­ TO MV HOUSE/ WASN’T, nor* than on* Incorrect .meer- a t t e n t i o .n h o m e o w n e r s . L THE COAT WHEN HE of any adverttaement ordered from 12 to T. Telephone 5711-or Free sa'fnples. Cheerful Card Co., girls .only, at reasonable prices. cates There’s Wood, Higher .Up, I SO A ANILL Be complaining ^ 4708. Now ia the time to re-roof and 3 ROOMS A'l -\ C’uL'RT UF I’lH'BATE llEi.lt Bar* than one time, 28BC. White Plains, N. Of Brand New Furniture Laundry privileges. One minute K---- E&KlMO.y a Inadvertent omlaaion ot in- re-side your home. .Under no at .Munclieister WRhIii and Inr tn. Diner — Do you serve crabs [SNOory publlraMon of advertteinE LAST 3 DAYS TO SELECT rom- from bus line. Central. Call S408 District of .Maiu-hcst.IT. on. ihc- :>ith f obligations for our estimate. We Fill Up Tanks da.v of .S.'picmIuT. D.. i!M" here 7 be rectified only by canceflarinn nants and samples at Watkins G IRL OR WOaIAN wanted. New A QUALITY HOME or 14" Arch street. Young Wo­ chance mede fot the eervic. guarantee all work, and we are men's V House. I ’resrnt Wll.DIA.M 8, HYDE, E»q., • Walter— WS serve anyone. Sit ..—red ■ Drapery Shop. Watkins Brothers. still able to quote the old price.s', Model Laundry, Summit street. You Will Be Proud To Own Judge. ^ down. 'l l SAII advariieemenla muai conform as there have been no advances in Estate of John laiutcnbach l.ite MADAM w i l l i a m s —Palm read­ WANTED-WOMAN for general Bv Qctol>er 1 of Manchester, In said District, de­ I aiyle. copy end typoKraohy with our prices. Write or Phone Bur­ -$180 Muleflon* enforced bv the oublteh- er. and adviser, located at her housework. Apply at 98 Oakland Wanted to Rent 68 ceased. A Negro was asked to supply a B and they reaerve rh* rlahi to ton Insulating Co.. 180 North Ox­ $37.80 Deposit— $3 Weekly On'-motlon nf .Max Lantenhaiih of -\jBme turkey. The customer was in* same place, at 532 Ann street. street said .Manchester, .\dmltvlstrator. Ml. revte* oi reject any copy eon- ford street, Hartford. Cohn. Tel. Never Used . WANTED TO RENT five or .6 ^tate HouMeholderfi Are ■sistent that it should be tame and ■erad objectionable Hartford. 25 years experienced Includes; LIVLNG ROOM, large .. DRl'tiRED ;— Th.il six m'onthx reader. If not satisfied, money .re­ 32-4515 or .Manchester 3309 eve­ GIRL WANTED PART time for room flat, or house, in nice condi­ f'fom the 2'illt day of SeptoiVbcr. ,V. not wild. When he came to carve CUJSINQ HOURS—ClaiMflcd adt sofa, club chair, lamp, smoker, cof­ Asked to Help in Re* I be pnbllahed aame day mu.t he funded. Hours Trom 10:30 to 9:30 nings. dry—rleanlng establishment. Ex­ tion and good location, middle D., 1942 be and the same arc Until­ the turkey he found it full of ahot iMlved by U o’clock noon Seiur- perience not nece.s.sary. Apply, fee table, end table, footstool, wall aged couple with high school ed and allowed for the creditors- and he reproached the Negro for ly* lO'fC p. m. Tel. Hartford 6-1370. FOi EXPERT SEW ING machine, leasing Space. within which to bring ih their . Super Cleaners. 747 Main street. rack, scatter rug, mirror; BED­ daughter. Bank references. Tel. .claims against ,sald estate, and the having supplied a wild bird. |Tcleghone Youl Want \ds ■ WANTED-RIDE TO Aircraft in and vacuum cleaner repairs, parts ROOM., dresser, chest and bed. 6623. said administrator i* directed lo ' Negro— In strict confidence, dem Buckland. first shift Will share supplies, can .Manchestei 2-0495. SELL EXCLUSIVE ;50 for $1.00. boudoir lamps, sheets, pillows, bou­ Hartford, So.pt. 28--(.e) —Con­ give pulillc notice to the (•i'editor* shots was Intended for -roe, not de Ada are aucepivd over to* u i*’ L, B. Ashland, 30 years with to bring In their claims within said ton* at tb* CHARGh: RATE *iven car. Phone 8979. 16 for $1.00 etching. 25 for $1.00 doir chair; 6 pc. DINETTE, dishea necticut householders were called turkey. The Singer Sewing Machint Co. time allnw-ed hy posting a cop.i of iva aa a conVenelnce to adver- personal ^ ristm a s cards— free silverware and in additipp to all Busines.s Propertv^ for upon today'U> fill up theii^ fuel oil, this order on the public sign post r*. but tb* CASH RATES will be li Eldridge . street, Manche.ster. samples. Boxes 33 1-3c.Odd cards these items a beautiful useful gift nearest to the place where the de- It w&s in the camp gymnasium iptad a* FULL PATMENT If Sale 70 tanka by Oct. 1 to the 275-gallon Automobiles for Sale - 4 Conn. 2 l-2c. Cards for boy.s in service. given absolutely free with.the pur. ceaied last dwelt within said town . . . the bout was rather one-aldsd Jd at Cb* buelnea* office on or o*> limit act by the- OPA. and by publishing the same ,In some r* tb* aeventb day following c.h* Special-■o’ffer.' New England Art. chase of the above fumlturt. CIDER MILL WITH 3-4 of an newspaper having a cl.rculatinn In and one of the contestants returfi- ^ H E Y jat Inaarilon of each ad otherwtee 1928 G. M. C. DUMP truck. Can North Abincton. 933, Maas. acre of land and shed for sale. Consumers filling their tanks said probate’ district, within ten ed to his comer in a rather dased B CHAROC. RATE will be collect- be seen at Pantaleo'a Used Auto Building— Contracting 14 Telephone 8284. before Thursday, said Stanley days from the date of this order, CA>4 Na raebonalblilty for arrora in A L B E R T ’S, 268 SO. M A IN ST. .and bewildered condition. Parts. Horace street, Manches­ W A N TE D TW O WOMEN or Crute. state OPA rationing direc­ and -return make to this court of The Corporal who wiu acting as T U R N pbonad adt will be aaenmed and FOR YOUR REMODELLNG 'or WATERBURY—PHONE 4-3144 the nfttlce given Bocnracy aannot be guaran* ter. girls to work in .Manchester tor, will release considerable deal­ his manager as well as serving as repair job call Wm. Kanehl, con­ Train, bus or car expenses refund­ ' WILLIA.M 8. HYDE O F F fr Laundry. 72 Maple street. Apply Legal Notices 78 er storage space -for incoming Judga. trainer, put the stool under ; bis FOR SALE—’38 Ford convertible tractor, 519 Center street. Tele­ ed on purchase of this merchan­ at once. shipments, which may be curtailed H-9-24-.42 fighter, and whispered: • * A ^ ^ k T U B R lades of ClsssifitatioBe coupe, with a new motor. Phone dise. -a t a I’tJUItT OF PROBATE HEEU COM. IMIBV WCa va-*>sa. phone 7773. somewhat during the colder CJorporal— Say, Jim, I just had I * T. m. Mt u. B. PAX, on. WHV MOTHERS GET GRAY V - 1 6 ICE60>CES« rtba 3751. at ^lanciiPAtrr, within and fnr th^ V i; amenta ■WANTED—WOMAN for general HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE or dinlrlrt of M*nrhr«tf*r, on ihe JtJth months. a great Idea! In this next round 7-28 I hqusework. in small family, to drfv of SfptVmhPT. A. I>. week at a three-day regional Rrmc' 1941 PLYM OUTH deluxe 2 .door- rent,, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ Those unable to fill tanks to the when he hits you, hit him back. ■Uha “ Florists— Nurseries 15 live in; or for 2 or 3 days a week l'r»5enl W ILLIA*! S UVDK. Knq.. limit before Thursday will not be school iti boston. „ sedan, r*dio,»Jieater. good tiros, sonable. Call Keith Furniture, ltd of Tbanka w ork . Apply 317 North Main St. Judt;*'., penalizea if, when, applying for Mr. Crute heads the delegation, Maaiarlam ... THE BEST TIM E of the year to Tel. 4159. Katafp of Kmilv W. PU.kln late of He— Darling, I have lost all my BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES $875. Call at 26 West Middle their ration books at a date to which also includes Eugene Albro, "Just io case U doesn’t o p m r H aad round TMmpike. transplant blue spruce, also, other Manchestor in said diatrict. deceas­ money. I haven't a penily in the Beta evergreens, all sizes and shade USED GAS RANGE and livjng- ed. \ hie set, they can show that their state fuel oil rationing representa­ world. Help Wanted— Male 36 Upon application nf The Manrhesi. tive; Charfes Bedient and Leo WELL. COCA.l BOUGHT TW LR t Vi/Yb A NS.VN W/»\NMLE O W , TW L S A W t O V O trees, from 2 feet to 15 feet high. room furniture. Very reasonable. dealers were unable to supply' She— Well. I’il love you just as AataaMMlea ter Truat Compan>. Administrator Hibson, assistants to Mr. Albro, ANOTHER BOND Phone 2-1344. playing f‘*r anthoriiy to settle said them in time. . ■> • much— even if I never see you TO V AT THt GAG I A..NE.W UtNiTURS. 1 A btaa for Sal* ...... 4 Rich loam, landscape work. Esti­ arid Frederick Bdmonda, assistant SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH TOOAY/ imeblla* for Bxotaang* .. . . ( SINGLE HOUSES mates on planting free of charge. A CHEF w a n t e d for six days'* estate as Insolvent without rommis. .Must Turn in '^.Coupofis again. bOOTH TWyyt-VNWb A YORTUME - Ot SC^'E. SORTT — B)0K5O,V5OU\.Q ABeaaaoriaa—Ttraa ...... • week, short 'hours.. Must be citi­ FOR SALE- UNIVERSAL electric sionns per «ipidleath>n on ftle. it state gasoline rationing represen­ Always open. Including evenings is Consumers purchasing fuel oil ■m>LYS3 A N O VbVTVX Y.6CH BONO AV50 TW t UGUA\.TAVV itB BapalrIng-vPalnUnK . . . . 7 FOR SALE zen. Write Box X. Herald. ■'.stove, in good condition. 226 tative. Colored Parson (officiating at apboola ...... f*A and Sundays, Phone 8-3091. Burn­ School street. Phone 5948. t^HDKKKO:— That the fore- after Oct. 1, however. Mr. Crute YOU GOT YOOR ?0Q.TUNt COtA9VE.Y\ONED; A ,p by Track ..•••••• ''t ffdlntt apttlieatioii i>«' hear-ff ami de« said, will be required to submit a the christening of Mandy’s latest 1 B O U G H T Lanraster Road. Six rooms side Ave. Greenhouse and Nurs­ EXPERIENCED O IL burner serv­ T O L O - T R ^ r ______HAKDE jOW'E. F lA lU TA\.\_ For Hlr* ...... t termined.at the I*roiiatc Office In written promise to tiim over to offspring)— What’s de name of dis A G TAtAR ea—Storage .... 10 and aultporrh. steam heat with ery,’ 379 Burnside Ave.. East ice man for steady job. Good pay. FOR. SALE—4 PIECE walnut.bed­ Marnehester In said District, fin.the OLE. tiU-bT AUY coal burning holler, garage in dealers coupons covering their Infant? Bloyelea ...... 11 Hartford. overtime. Phone Hartford 7-4252. room set, excellent condition. Also r.rd day of Octoher. ,\. D.. at V A V t ? ___j —Ifotorcycle* ... It basement, also has fireplace and other h ou seh ^ furniture. 109 t» oVlock (w, t.i tn the furen»»t»h. purchase. A Thought Mandy— Her name am Opium and that nfitlee he »cl\en to all per­ Bryant. i W H A T a o aad r.a faaalaaal Sai.leea tile bathroom. Down payment WA.NTED- A T ONCE ExperienCf Branford street. Meanwhile, H artforl fuel oil i*a* SanrleaB Offarad ....; It sons interested in said ekstate of the .Colored Parson (protesting)— $1,000. Moving— Trucking— ed station' attendants and truck pendency of said applle^itlon and distributors, while experiencing a lid Baralea* OSerad ....U -A nish of business, report the ,\nd he that killeth any mae Opium ain't no fit name for a gal. Btractlng 14 West Center Street. Six ' Storage 20 drivers. Apply in person Mori- USED FURNITURE—SIX piece the-time and place of hearing there­ ■ Y O U supply on hand is sufficient to ahall aurelv he put to dMth. - Mandy—Well, it fits dls gal, for nraaiie* ...... II rooms with two extra In hase- arty Brothers, Center and Broad Golden oak dining rootp round on.- by. puhllshlnfc a r»»py .of this mraetora ...... II THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. order In some new st»aper havinv a meet the current demand. Lmltlrua S4-IT. dey says opium comes from wild meht, large comer lot. Dnwa streets. table. $20. Six piece fumed oak ,Mbit—R oofing .. 11 local and. long u-stance moving. eirculation tn saTd dlstrlet. at least Instruction on the rationing- of poppy, and dis child's poppy sure ...... 11 payment $1,000. dining room round table, $20. 7 H\e days bef«»re the day of said Return load system, furniture liearlna to appear If they see cause fuel oil will be given five represen­ Nrt^ place, indeed, should mtlrder am wild. king ...... II Center Street — In business WA.NTED—.5 PAINTERS, Apply piece dinette, ladder-hack chairs. ___ Btorag* .. at said time {»,nd place and be heard tatives of the state O PA staff this nnnetuarize. Shakespeare. I w to storage. Dial 6260. Wm. Dick.son A- .Son, 98 Hamlin Duncan -Phyfe table. $35. Five _*r Oarrlea ...... lO-A section. Seven rooms and two relative theret**. and nwike return apaylBg ...... tl bathrooms, furnace heat, n street'. Phone 5329 piece breakfast set. ivory and to this court, and by nialtintr on nr rioaa .... m..*. It oentijr re-conditloned. Down green, $24. Watkins, Brothers, 11 before September 1'*. UH2, a copy HOLD EVERYTHING tt Oak street. of this order to, alt the known a*ABtng ^ It payment $1,000. creditors6-pf said deceased. No, 4 Snowflake Doily Help,Wanted— Male or ' ' WIU.IAM 8. HVPE aad Sarrle* ..... II Scarboronii^ Road. Seven FOR' SALE—10 PIECE walniit ilnaaa Sarrla* M —j . Female 37 Juda*. rooms, steam heaL siuiroom, tile FOJ{ SALE dining room set. Telephone 3709. ■dMBflaaal bath and lavatory', 3-car garage, I Bad Claaaaa BMMdOOSimd tt 164 Maple street., 5396 iBgimatloBa ...... v... 11 large lot, weU shrubbed. In ex­ WANTED- PART TIME services ...... w* . .Sl—A cellent condition. Down pay- In Manchester. Business man or VILLAGE CRAWFORD Royal w...... to aaent $1,600. 2-Faniily House Panel Front WASH TUBBS ^ Never Learn tmetloaa ...... _ M ■ woman tb make cretilt, insurance kitchen stove, oil burner install­ riBBBlIal W> can give Immediate pos­ and character investigations for ed. Phone 2-0295. fifTER THPg EX^UTIOM.; oka—Mortgagaa ... I) session of any of these houses. Exrpllpnt Loration National concern. Proficiency iii Oppoitnaltlaa ...... It and the. prices- are most reason­ . use of typewriter necessary. Re­ THAT WILL TEACH THESE *a Loaa ...... II ■alg aad BHaatiaBa able. Apply: ply stating age. draft status, oc­ Machinery and Tools 52 STUPID FRENCH SWINE A llalB Vaatad—Fam al*...... II Price $6,500 cupation and pfione number. P. O. LESSON.* PERHAPS THEY lUlp Waatad—Mala '...... II EDWARD J. HOLL, Box 478, Hartford, Conn. FAR4IERS ATTENTION— WE W ia THWK TWICE BEFORE lUaaaaan Waatad ...... M-A -Telephone sharpen ensilage ulower knives, lialp Waatad—Uala.or Femal* II Telephone 5430 . ATTACMN6 AMDTHBi OFFICER Waatad ...... lt>A Manchester SI 17, 6873 nr 8036 35c each, cord wood saws gum­ iaatlont Wanted—Female' ... SI med. filed and set 15c, diameter t O F THE g e r m a n R E IC H . aUeaa Wanted—Male .... SI Newrnmera 'To .Vlanrheater Inch. Capital Granding, 531 Ly­ WE WLL RETURN TO THE aploymant Agenclea ...... 40 Sfaafci Pate Faaltry— If It . la Insurance You Want! dall atreet. Tel. 7958. PRISON CAMP, CORPORAL Teklelaa See ... Notice McKIN.NEV BROTHERS USED FARMALL tractors, Oliver Ida* Stack—Vehlelea ...... All Porma of I'nsarance plowsi harrows, spreaders, Bliz­ lioaltry and Suppllei ...... zard, silo fillers, used potato dig^ iFaatad —Pets—Poultry—Stock Zoning Board of Appeals Except Ufe . . ‘-Y . f.-'v . Far Sal*—Mtacellaaecaa 505 .Main St.. iManrtiester, Conn. gers, silo fillers." used Case trac­ ■ .rtlelas For Sal* ...... In conformity with the require- Telephone 6060 tor on rubber. Dublin . Tractor f-is i;-wiiFrwxeaieiBa.*K. T.M.eaa*.aeer*ee. m *t* and Accesaorlea ...... Company, WilllmantiC; J z i s . Iralldlng .Ifalertal* . . . . : ...... mfnta of the zoning regulations NEW On»J SIKTEEM fPEMCH HOSVK6CS iMaaiaad* —Watch**—Jawalry of the Town of Msnche.'ter, the *T don’t really need the monay, “He couldn't use a necktie if he bought it—he*« Just ^ A R E DRIVEN THRU EPERNAY SIN6W6 Inaatrteal Appllanee*—R adio.." Zoning Board of Appeals will hold ] 'a*I aad Feed ...... to-A chum—this Is Just a bobby!'* slelling for a date!” LA MARSEILLAISE AND HOLDING THEIR IkardaB—Farm—Dairy Product* 6,0 a public hearing on Thursday eve­ |{aB**taold Good* ...... 61 ning. October 1st, at eight o’clock FWGERS ALOFT IN A V lU R VICTORY liaeblnary and Toole ...... 6t in the Municipal Building, on the HOUSE TOONERVILLE FOLKS I loalcal Inairument* ...... 6t BY FONTAINE FOX Ntle* aod Store Equipment ... 6a following applications: saetals at the Store* ...... 6e Application of Nichnlaa Hapsen. I Fearing Apparel—Fur* ...... 61 Earl Street, for permission tn oc­ I Brunners Daily Double j I Famed—To Buy ...... II fcaama Beard—Hetela—Rverte cupy two-car garage 6n above For Sale A LLEY OOP The Snare ' Reetaaraals premi.ses as living quarters tem­ tooma Without Board ...... 6k porarily. , in a Residence B Zone. Cape Cod design. Fou^ 1930 UPON HIS RETURN TO MOO^ AUEY OOP loardara Wanted ...... 6k-A Application of Pete,r CSlhoun. HALT/ YOU c a n t cuBiry Hoard—Retort* ...... FINOS HtS HOHELANO UNDER THE IRON lelela—Reataurant* ...... 305 Porter Street, for permission rooms, 2 unfinished on the By Mrs. Anne Cabot . RULE OF EEKIY.THE DICTATOR... AND PASS THIS POST* CHEVROLET COACH tiona for the No. 4 Snowflake Doily ONE MCJRE STEP; I Famed—Rn*»ni*—:Board ...... to erect a bam in rear of existing second floor. Open stair­ This is the fourth dolly in my ae­ SETO OUT TO R E W ^ THE SITUATION Meal eaiaff Far Rent garage to be used a.« stable for 445 Design (Pattern No. 53961 send 10 AND.S..ULP/ ries of six "Snowflake" doilies. I kpartmtms. 6'lite. Tenement* certts in coin, your name and ad­ HERE COVES OOP.: riding horses on above premises, way to the second floor. Each one ia exactly the same size lualnaea Looa'ione tor Rent .. 1936 dress and the pattern number to JU S T LIKE EEKT/'S , louaet Fot RenP ...... in a Residence A A Zone. — inches diameter. You can 9 In Anne Cabot. The Manchester Her­ UELTTENANT uburban Fot Rent ...... ■...... Application of Andlsio Broth­ Hardwood floors, fire­ make' four or six of any one of the 'ummer Home* For Rent ...... ald. 106 SeventH avenue. New York SAID H E WOULD*/ ers, 461 Woodbridge Street, for CHEVROLET COUPE doillea— this one Illustrated— for I Fanted to Rem (| place, steam heat. All City. Enclose 1 ceht postage for Real Oleiate For aele pet mi.ssion to erect, an addition to instance, or you can make one ef 445 each pattern ordered. I .aartmeni Butiding for Set* ., tv existing barn at Parker Street Crane plumbing and heat­ each of the designs. The complete litalpaa* Property lot Sal* ... lu and Green Road to house truck, nn My popular Albuin—32 pages of *arai* aad Land tor Sal* . . . . . n ing. Large lot on good set 'a t crocheted "Snowflakes" la a rionaaa for Sal* ...... 71 a Residence A Zone. , , 25 OTHERS PRICED $25.00 AND UP s indeed an unjjaual and lovely set. the designs you have admired and ret* for Sal* ..... 73 Application of Frank Hoboih. street (McKee street, op­ You’ll take p i i ^ at home or at asked for—needlework of all types J teaort Property for Sale ...... It 35 Dudley Street, for permission ; — Trafleet anti Terms — Weekly or .Monthly. Drive over tonight. exhlMUona with this beautiful — ia now available. Send for your I ^burbab fot Sale . 16 posite the Dougherty Lot.) = Open nntil • P. M. Qgtyyonr gnnollne nt .the aanin ttnm, to build undersized house on "beirioom" piece! cqp^ of the "Anne CMdJot Album." Ile a l Relate tor Exchange .... U S Regular l$.9c; Ethyl I8.he. ~ '.IFaniad —Real Ee'ete ...... 71 Lydall Street in a Rural Zone. For complete crocheting dlrec-. The price Is 15 cents. Aaetlaa— l.eaiil Sotlree All' pertwns interested in the.se Must be seen to be ap­ Nnrteee 7| applications may appear at this preciated. See hearing. > Z 'n irg Board of Appeals, By Ravmond W, Ooslee. VINCE.NT M .ARON *1 MFC r« tllll Chairman. BRUNNER’S | f o e / it fof I ■ FMward F. Taylor. 1.36 Bissell Street = 86 OAKLAND ST. TELEPHONE 5191 = War Production Secretary. Sept 2.5. 1942. FEMALE HELP WANTED FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Off to school she goes, chesrful. iRED RYDER After Y'ou, Brother BY FRED HARMAN as s cricket in her smooth fitting -new frock. The braid trimming. I to operate power seMring raachine*, and for It s ju st a s well it WHATS Iff at the neck and swooping around- WAS A PIPE-dream/ WRONG <1’U- SHE>sK.'DC3VOh4-'' 'a*-' / VJEU -.VJH At fto e o D Y th* hem ia brtight and prettK $be other miacellaneous operations. OTHeRWise w e might WITH VJ1NI> I V W t iA 1 L «if /YDU W Al-nIbR.LrtTLC HOL3>-afA panel in front slims tb s ' ytktng" AU. BE RICH/ BEING RIO^. torso and the aids sashes m VWISTLC ,DRjiVB: p r i m e Minfaaaai affc Haiit aioit af thiit ofcratiom ta If MOM? e back narrow the waist! \ H in O U T / -r- Pattern No. 8219 is in sizes: $. years. S, 19, 12 and 14 years. Size 8 No experience repaired as we will train new eniployeea. years with short sleeves takes 2 l-$ jrards 35 or S9-inhh material. Persona now on war work will not be considered for eai- 6 yards braid. For this attractivs pattern, send pio3raient srith os. ISe in coin, your name, address Bus trsnsporUtion foi- all shifU now available direct pattern numb^ and size to The to the mills from Willimantic, Asderer and Bolton. h. r,, m 'Manchester Evening Herald, To­ day's Pattern Service. 106 7th Avenue. New York, N. Y. Apply: Settle all your .ctotbes problems with the aid at our Fall Faahior Book, a thorough guide to bom' dressmaking styles for all naed: Cheney Brothers ''M and all sizes. ISc per copy. Yr. MtHsaeM9yi**a*e,l*e ym-. ei ■ may order (h* Fashion Book an Employment Bureau — Main Office — Hartford Road s 15c pattern for 2Sc plus’ le fot . OK. t n. ass a a ear a » postags. I I ' ■ , ■ M MONDAY, SEPTEMBER S8, 194f \ y O D B T X E K •-4-y MtinrArshr EuMiitts Hifralft ^m m ' Let Your Bonds Buy Bullets for Our Fighting Men! •i- Forty Houra Devotlona which, ■tarted at tho 11 o’clock maa* yes­ A bout Town terday morning at St. Bridget ■ Average Daily Circulation The Weather -''■ , 'I ■ church will be concluded tomor­ For the N oatt of Angntrt, 1S42 ForiscMt of D. S. Weather Bnrean - row evening. Devotional oervice « n tm «a btoportMt HALEYS FALL SALE / ■ wiU be held thi» evening at the c f tb* siBlnilaaM tnui*- Conttnoed cold with heavy front imH tbta rrenlngr at novena. 7 ,5 3 0 J R «■ TMaarll atreet at away from coM i tonight. Word has been received from BhW of the An«t \ vfBOCB* Private Bme«t C. Linder*, Jr., '■-#a M ad Cbenlntloae who entered the U. S. Army serv­ Miitwhester^A City of Village Charm , 'UButoaotnoh Trtba No. 88, 1. ice, September 11. that he Is now I t M., wUl bold Ita reg^ilar sUtioned at Camp Stoneman. W&M ' ' RM ltaf IB Tinker ban tonight at ^ - V V ' **■ ^-1 ' (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CEhTTS Pittsburg, Cal. (ClaaalSeS Advertlalag on Page 10) MANCHESTER CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1942 «ight o'clock kharp. VOL. LXI., N a 807 R«1 CroM sewing will be carried ...... on tomorrow instead of Wednesday at Center church hou.se, on ac-1 U. S. Motors Rdar Over Eilglish Downs Dorothy H. Keeney count of the mecOng of Congrega-1 it tional women at the Broadview Reds Try to Relieve Teacher of Piano Community church, Hartford, on Churchili Dislikes Onrf. Hartford Sohoot of Muatc Wednesday. | 8 Hackmatack St. T«4. 2-0048 r Manchester Chapter of Hada.*: i \r-. s»h will hold its first meeting of 't ’ Speculative Talk : the season, Wednesday evening at Stalingrad Garrison; eight o'clock in the vestry of Tem­ ple Beth Sholom. A radio skit en­ l o m u n o f o b w a k d titled. "We Review the Year” will On Second Front . TO THIS? be presented. All conUaUy invited. V / - Then FiH Miss Shlrlev Wtgren. daughter Up Your of Mr. and Mrs. C. I* Wlgren of I ^ Emphasizes Undesirabil­ Bin! Stephen street, has entered Con- French Told ! hecflcut Junior. College, New Lon­ Join Our Dinnerware ity o f Public State­ if freight rftea riae. coal don." ' ^Bonjour’ Dinnerwear PYREX• BAN 0 ments or Speculation Allied Drive GcrmaiiH Report Last Offensive Northwest oi pHeeo may Ifa affected, too. Hitler Again JDkm’t ■hirer neat W inter... As lo Time and Place ill Struggle Rhez ('.lears Germans bay coal and coke nowl WARD E. KRAUSE By Salem Is to Come 1 Club N ow ! Of Future Allied Of­ Started in Stalin- Purges Nazi From Back of Upper SEAMAN COAL CO. Instructor gradV, Ansert Enemy F F I Voljja hile Soviet Clarlnrt — Trombone anti Regular Prepare for your holiday need.s for your own ir? or as fensive Operations., FOLA COAL CO. Saxophone British Officer Says Pos - gifUs by joining now. $1.00 starts you on oUr club CaiT NoLxPi'event Con- Army Heads* Troops Expand Flank- Cbaa. D. Wbitcher, Prop. StmUn: 87 Wabint^ Street !^34.50 Sets X S88 Center St. TeL 5087 Telephone 8888 e^ lan . -V London, Sept. 29.— (/P)— sibilities of Land-^ tinnons Advance ; —:— ing Attacks from Prime Minister Churchill ing on French Soil voiced emphatic disapproval Penetrate ^iorthern p: on bock Ousted from lAJwer Volga to Don Large Aaitortmeat of Must Be Foreseen. of speculation on the time, or Area After HanrnF|ght. jComniand at Stalin­ Bend; Position Grave. .W-PIECE place of a second , front, as London, Sfpt. 29—(>P)—A high grad; Von Leeb Is Re­ DINNER SETS -the subject cropped up in the Berlin (From G e r m a Moscow. Sept. 29.— (/P)— Service for 8. House of Commons - today officer of the British Army told placed at Leningrml. A Ru.ssian offensive north­ HALE'S the French people in a BBC broad Broadca.sta), Sept. 29.— (/P) and as the BBC broadcast to west of Rzhev was reported cast that "today more, than ever — German, military quarters $1 4.9 5 up France that an Allied offen- Ijondom Sept. 29. i/Pt A new today to have cleared tl;e before the poBBlbilitiea of a Brit­ aaid in a noon-day broadcast #(va “la in ,th« making." Church- purge by Hitler of Nazi generals Germans from a bank of the I ^ HEALTH MARKET lll’a rrma^ka wer* provoked by a ish and Allied landing on French today that “ the last phase in along the line# of - laat winter's upper Volga while Soviet 9.5-PIEGE queatidn from Capt. Peter Mac­ soil must be foreseen. the struggle for buildings” A service for 12 with 10 additional piece.s ab.solutcly wholesale dismiaSelB following the troops expanded flanking at­ DINNER SETS Donald which was prefaced by “You must also reckon with the has started in Stalingrad. FREE. Dainty floral center and wide border of gold ,the assumption that "the period Intervention of our Navy in French "Notwithstanding his tena­ failure to take Moa^w waa re­ tacks from the lower Volga filigrree. (Illu.stration does not show exact set.) Rer\1ce for 12. of offensive operations by the waters and attacks by the R. A. F. Planes carrying TJ. S. Armv parachute troopers on s practice mission from their training station ported today with FleM^^Marahal to the Don bend in an effort TUESDAY SPECIALS Beautiful Pattenia .United Nations ia now approach­ cious resistance, the enemy against military objectives in oc­ in Great Britain roar over a peaceful English farni Ing region. Planes shown are big Douglas trana- can not prevent the continuous Fedor Von Bo<-k ousted from com­ to relieve the embattled garrisoa ing." cupied France,’’ aaid the apeaker. BDioad. mand of his stalled army of Stalingrad. A fresh German Rrqueata Word of Caution porta being used as troop carriers In .U. S. and ab German advance." the radio said. $ 2 7 .5 0 up Offensive in Making (The German statement repre­ lingrad and Field Marshal WU^ penetration from the northweat’ MacDonald waa anxious lest "The offensive of the Allied pa- helm Ritter Von Leeb replaced on added to the gravity of Stalin­ .I f f Ainazintf someone With inside information sented a switchback to the Nazi Double Green Stamps Given With tiona is in the making." ^ claims of three weeks ago that the Leningrad front. grad’s position. Nazi tanka plvole indiscreetly tip off the enemy with Speaking French, the officer The German-Inspired Vichy ra­ ed and chatged within a worker'* too free Ulk. In response to tho the struggle for Stalingrad ' was Cash Sales All Day Tuesday. added: “ in Its final phase." But then dio reported that Field Marshal ■ettlemeht. in an effort to hold tlw member's request for a word of "On the day when we are sure Offensive Under Way in Pacific; Slegmund List, who directed, the gains of a bloody assault yeater- NEW WASHABLE PAINT! 32 Pc. Dinner Sets $5.98 caution, Churchill said: when the going got tougher the of achieving our goal—which is Nazis, changing their propaganda Balkan campaign, replaced 'Von day. Throughout the city victory “I welcome this opportunity of none other than total defeat of and defeat were measured at Hand painted de.sign. again emphasizing the undesira­ tune, said that the fall of the Vol­ Allies Make Progress in ga city could “not be expected (Continued oa Page Two) times in yards. When Unele Same asks, “ Are yon currying bility of public statements or (Continued on Page Two) speculation as to the time and quickly.) ,f Capture Several Heigtata Report Bitter Fighting While Russian street fighter* your own packages?” What’s your, answer? 4 Pc. Bowl Sets $1.00 place of future Allied offenalve Are In- operations even though such AIIM Force. Lmmeh p|a„c Assault Heavy Losses Thf German high command re- German Claims struggled to hold their own, So­ ktatementa are based on inference Denies Pistol flicted on J a p a n e s e I ported today that, Nazi troops viet forces. northwest of Stalia* TTie hem of service must be curtailed—- and not. 'ias the suggestion seems Infiltrating ofid Out­ ^ . penetrated the northern district grad advanced somewhat and cap­ tured several heights in swift 5 Pc. Bowl Sets $ 1.39 to imply, on inside information." flanking Auacks on Troops and Planes in \ at Stallngrad "after embittered On Troopships dumge your habits and help the 'War effort. The Houae’a applause was punc- Put at Head Damages Two fighting" throughout yesterday, night assaults, the noon commu­ tusted by the remark—-which Japs’ Ridge Positions. ^ SoloinonSo Aleutians. nique said. It reported more than The war bulletin said that the three companies of Orinana wera ChurchUl did' not answer—"WUl Germaha continued to repulse that bs convey^ to Wendell Win­ Branded False wiped out and prisoner* wer* t*k- Large Use Geh. M a ;:^ h u r ’s Head- O f J a p S S u l > S Washington, Sept. 29.— Russian diveraion attacka from Hand Painted kle ?’’ Of Congress en. V Willkie. speaking in Moscow (/P)— A determined Allied of­ the north and that Hungarian Field dispatches'Ifidicated that quarters, Australia, Sept. 29. forces made a siicceaaful attack Sunday, urged a second front "*t Report Is Coubtrued as fighting flamed along a front ot Special lb. 35c _(A>)_Altied ground troops CaiiBlil On Or Near Sur- fensive appeared definitely along the Don front. the earliest possible momoit Barkley Urges Im m edi , . . under way in the far-flung more than 40 miles as Marshal which our military leaders wUl ' ^ have turned Japanese jungle ^ In the Caucasus, a Nazi advance Combination of Propa* S e m e o n Timoshenko’s shock face by .American pacific war theater today METAL KITCHENWARE approve." ate Action on Anti-In« flghting tactics against the was reported south of the Terek ganda and Angling troops struck down against tha Cut-Up Special Baporta oa Oecupation invadeirs in the first Allied of Armv Fliers in Jap- causing the Japanese inyad- river after the capture of "strong­ Axis flank acrosa the Don-Volg* | $1 Ration Bill to ^Jiisti- ly fortified and stubbornly de­ corridor. A Nazi-occupied strong­ Choice of Red, Blue or ChurchUl reported on the Brit­ fensive ground action on New Uurkna. to fall back in New Guinea For Some Information. fy Legislative System’ Held* Kiska Harbor. inflicting heavy losses on fended Soviet positions in, very hold and two villages wer* declai» GALLON ish occupation of Madagascar, an­ Guinea and were reported difficult.„wx)oded and mountainous ed recaptured. While Cahnisters ... nouncing that he had been in­ ehemy planes and troops in London, Sept. 29— The Brit­ 79c each I form making progress today Aiaskan Defense Command, terrain.” ' The Black Sea. port of •8th Da>’ of Siege formed of the fall of- Tulear, the Bulletin! the Solomon and Aleutian ialands. Tuapse waa bombed again- and ish government branded as entire­ It was Stalingrad’s 38th day-e(1 island’s last port remaining in through some of the world’s worst Sept. 28.— (Delayed) - lA') — Two W'aahtngton, Sept. 29— Jungle country. Supported by 25- The unleashing of Allied air and two Soviet 'ships damaged off­ ly false today an aSseriibn by the siege. I ♦ Mix one gallon with, Spice and Range Sets French handa enemy. submarines in Japanese- ground power on two of the three shore, the Communique aaid, Rzhev sector fortifications which He was expected to make a —Seeiate Demorratlr Leader poundera, and other, artillery, the German high command that U- water and make.J '-j Barkley (Ky.) railed on Con- Allied .forces launched an infiltra­ held Kiska harbor were believed strategic Pacific fronts coincided boats had sunk th r^ American the (Germans were 11 months | gallons paint. Your brief aUlement soon bringing the Stai; Fires at .Archangel greaa today to “vindirate" It­ ting and outflanking attack on damaged by United SUtea Army with announcement of a confer­ troopships in the A tlu tic. building have been broken to Lamb Chop Specials coat, ready to apply, Waste Baskets Hduse up to date on the progress ence of the U. S. Navy and Air 'The Oermana Said their airmen conaiderable depth In a two-day* j of the war. self by carrying out speedily the Japanese loribaiwa’ifcidge po- fillers who caught them on or near raided the ^Arctic port of Arch- "It may now be stated that the per gallon . . .82.98 PresMnit Roosevelt's’ request sltlona in the rugged Owen Stan­ Force’s high command aonrewhere enemy claim to have sunk troop j ~ Churphiil. who rarely has been the surface. Air Force officers at sea. The attacks brought de­ ang-1 last flight, starting exten­ (Continued on Page BigM) at. a loss for words. told.Ctommona for prompt anti-inflation ieg- ley mountains 32 m iles. airline sive fires. In operations Cov(^ transports in the Atlantic is qui'te EIGHT COLOR.S AND WHITE. Egg Timers iaUtlon through which he north of Port Moresby, a commu­ disclosed to first by a Nazi flying boat, waa i That folds up very compactly. led by Maj. Wilbur Miller used sim­ Bomhn Destroy Bsrees noiinced by the I nllcd Stai Sao Paulo, Brasil. Sept. 29.—(8^ Washington. Sept. 29— (A*)— The aerial aasaults'on Buna, the Waa)iington. Sept. 29 — ij'i — Planes Crash; Army loday, but It said there Old English Lemon Oil or Red Oil Polish ilar tactics after aightlng another Householders depending on' fuel Metal Pin Up Lamps ' Brazilian authorities investi­ Storm Hits Waj-ne C. Taylor,, undersecretary Bubmarine. ’’Although results of enemy’s main southeastern JS’ew no casualties and only super g a t e today the crash of a Panalr of commerce, told the Senate Guinea base, set supply dumps and oil for heating had assurance of damage. The vessel .waa i IV2 1*1. Bottle ...... 20e this attack were not definitely the Office of Price Adminiatratirm Pilot Escapes Indirect Lighting. WALL DRYER do Emsail plane in the mountains Small Bualneaa committee today known, the submarine waa seen to huts ablaze. Barges were destroy- gunned, hut two bombs Complete with RO | Q $ 1 .2 5 near SalKPaulo in which 18 per Alaska Hard! that upwards of 300.000 retail today that the gallonage value of their mark. l-lylng boata switch ...... '. With 8 wooden arms sena. inchKHM two United States (Continued on Page, Four) their ration units would l>e adjust­ known to have operated ^ in O'Cedar l^Iops ...... $ 1.00 stores wotild be forced to close by (Oonltnued on Page Four) ed • thia w inter "to meet any de­ ciUsena and de Pauia-Macha- July 1943 for lack of goods and Body of Another 1h arm before, but none had been on or chemically treated. Complete with handle. do. one of BrasH^ wealthiest men parture from normal tempera­ imrted to have made an attack. OTHER POTTERY BASE TABLE LAMP$. $2.45 UP and a well knownsracehorae own Extensive Damase from labor tures." Found in Water, His « • s a suggestion by To permit accurate budgeting of er, lost their lives. Wind and Waves But' Senator Mead (D.. N. Y.). that a Linked With .Arn«ed Robbertea METAL DRYER $ 1 .9 8 The United States citizens killed individual supplies, the new' fuel Parachute Unopened. I’rovldence, K. L Sept. Dustinaster Dust Mop with Regular $2.25 permanent Federal agency be ee- Launch Ocean-Going Ship oil rationing plan will divide the, In the' crash were EdwaM Affier, No Deaths Reported. tabliahed to preeerve the small •■Two mro seized In a Tauat Wagner Pre-Seasoned Iron Ware agent for United State* products heating aeason into five periods,- Tiverton. R. I.. Sept. 29. 'Pi .Mass., rooming'nouae enriy removable.yarn m o p ...... Lg..Size $1.50 business structure from "the rav­ OPA announced yeatenday. with 6V2” Skillet 60c 8” Skillet 85c in BraxU for 18 years, and Gari Anchorage, Alaska, Sept. 21 ages of war economy." An Army fighter plane and a Navj- have been linked b> poalHv*^' Fred WUkina, 48. U. S. consuUtr 2,000 Miles Fram Sea board numbered coupons issued for the plane collided in mid-air today llflcation with -four aroied ,(4P)—One of the wocit atorma in To Open . In\-estlgatltHi specific periods but useable in ad­ cleric who was traveling to hia poet tbq recent history' of Alaska bat­ Chairman ’Murray (D., Mont.) above the Sakonnet rives, with heriea In this city, Pawtucket G r id d le s ...... $1.00-$1.25 FIBRE BROOMS aA Sao Paulo. vance to meet, needs arising from ' Stafford’ s Renol tered. vartoua parts of the terri- meanwhile announced the .commit­ Kansas d tv . Kansas. Sept. 29—v Ueut. J. E. Burger, an aasiitanl one pilot escaping by . parachute SeeJtonk In the past 15 da.v*> Given V/ith Cash Sales In Both Fo«r et Dead Crew Members unosually cold spells. cording to (Vommaoder Thsraa* In Two Sizes tee would open an invertigation Must Be Issued in Ad\nnce and the body of another being 5 Qtr Dutch Ovens with Pyrex Cover $2.95 Four o f tfi. deml were membom ,.,-A «.vuy..,..or«. iTiSlS'»« Z found in the water, hia parachute Rattigan of the dctecUvn of the crew, Of the paseengers damage from wind soon into the operations of the Explaining that the ration cou­ These Stores All Day Tuesday. resulting in no reported deaths. Smaller War Plants corporatl