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pc- The directora o f th i Manchea* returna for ^ ^ h o ^ year la 8,896 Claar and eoaianiMd eoal i If, Y M (’ A. wlU have a meet­ the College M Fine Arta. Friday fair srith r '------1 tana. A bout Town ing next Monday evening. Sept. .•JO The meeting will take place Mr and Mrs. Harr) Bhankman of New York are vtalUng tba tarn- HALE'S SELF .SERVE Kt the y at eight o'clock. | j g » D E GREASER Htmch«9tieT*^A CUy o f VUlage Charm A BMCial mMUng of ai|fin« Iiv of thelT Bon and daugbtar-ln- The Original In New Entland. Bata Chi Sorority win b« held tbw law, Mr an*! Winalnaan lievanlng at 7:30 at the home of A daughter waa bom at the. of Center atreet. VOL. LXVn NO. 804 an ra m IS ) MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1946 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS a n b h e a l t h m a r k e t . ' Miaa Irene Benaon of 13 Orrhnrd Hartford hoapltal Monday to ! atraet. It la urged that everv Corp and Mra. William Dougan 11 mambcr attend. Koblnarm t'orporal Robinaon, the " Plans to Welcome morning V> reaiime her atudiea at 5 ^ 1 0 — 2.VPound Bagra her Sowar bed with three beHiili- Pyraiiiar t’nlveralty. Mlaa Farr fill hloaaoma on It. Dissolved aaacb-Nat Stralaad Return of George 4 Jars 3 3 c Boby Food Private Duly Food A uctio n BMch-Nat Jwrier _ Nurses Aaaoriation Ktillnn Community Hall Athens to Close Down Secret Paper Street Chopped Food 2 Jars 2 3 c Completely Sotur- Saturday, September 2R WITHOUT SCOURING, WITHOUT SCRUIBIN6, WITHOUT RUBIIN6 Rummage doy Momidg; Fierce City Solicitor Petitioas Pkg. 2 5 c 2 P. M. Show s Ja p a n , Tootsie Fudge I. C. Degrtiser J iuoI m s grease. Old-fashioned fuls o f I. C. Degreaser, AM w ith hot water, wait Border Fighting and Queries A bout Meat For Removal; Entire Sale Home rooked Cakea, Plea, abrasives are no longer needed ro clean the 10 minutes, then you can rinse the dishes clean Civil Strife Reaches Proceedings Take Only Anaoar'a ( ooklea, Caadlea, Broad. JelHea, greasiest pot, pan, or roaster . , . Just All them under the hot water faucet. YoU will And that Nazis at Odds THURSDAY. SEPT. 2fi Five Minutes; Walk­ Evoporoted Milk 3 C an s 2 7 c Fnilla, baked Beaaa, Rtr. with hot water, add a few spoonfuls o f I. C. even bacon and egg dishes tre completidy Magnitude of War 9:20 A. M. Curbs Turned Aside BeneSt Degreaser, 10 minutes later the grease is gone! cleaned, that I. C. Degreaser has removed eve* Japanese Hoping for out on Street Car MASONIC TEMPLE Bfdioii Congregational Cknrefe stubborn lipitick stains. Athens, Sept. 26.—(/P>—- System Called Sudden­ All Kinds of Elbow Macaroni and naUdlag Paad. riM j W a H A M l Try I. C. Degreascr for the other unpleasant The Greek govemmfent com­ Peace Between Ger> (Banement) auweweetei A mo kitchen jobs. T o clean the oven or range with­ Try I. C. Degreaser. S ee(^ «i»^ *«X . pleted today Its plans for wel­ many and Russia "m hto, '^ '^ :jArw kihvners ly; Thousands With­ Spaghetti in 1-pound cellophane h o w much time and out hard, tiresome rubbing, just wipe on 1. C. coming King Grorge II back Hitler Urged Attack out Transportation pockogas I-I>- I^c Degreaser with a cloth, wait 3 minutes, then ' work it saves you! to his throne despite fierce ty> to DiwMM Pn.\ To Make Plea wipe ofiF the grease and dirt. border fighting and civil poMol by. McCormick' Bnllctlnl Pint...... 5 .93 Washington, Shpt M .—m —A Chef Boy-ar-Doo strife in northern Greece German secret document publish­ Pittshargh, Sept. 26.—<4^ And, have you tried this amazing N E W way ^^uatt,. 1 . 3 9 which Premier (Constantin Bulletin! | To Governor Spoghetti Dinner _____ Pkg. 3 6 c to wash dishes!* Saape dishes as usual, place Half Gallon... 2.50 ed by the State department dis­ —The Allegheay Coaaty HALE’S Tsaldaris aaya has reached closed today that Japan waa hop­ Waahington, Sept. 26.—unty Oom- A ll peraona were forbidden to Any Employe the American people, he de-1 “to step in and aava Now Tork Celery Hearts Bch. 21c watch the parade from rooftopa or jhibRahed la Banetta! Full Dress Session clared in a (eleRram from hUMty" uniaaaMayor wiiiiamO’Dwy foon Pleas court today dis- terracea for a depth of about 100 The new document, one of 400 Not Faithful Chicago hoapital room to A t-1 " “7 8blved a stern sail-strike in­ Larva yarda from the route of march, tons of German official papers junction—a principal bone of AT GREAT SAVINGS captured by the American Army, torney (^neral In a telegram sent to tha maimr f/uo C‘ which will begin at Faleron Bay Secretariat General contention in trttsburgh’s Couliflower Ea. 2 9 c and continue to the Greek cathe­ la published In the official State Ready to Cast packers have contended dral In the heart of Athena. Department Bulletin. Litl^john Sheds No New Calls Meeting on are unable to obtain livcatock trucking companlos aald: power strike. City Solici­ The king waa to arrive at an air­ It la the German account of a Light on Where Re­ aupplieo. "W s demand that you uaa tha tor Anne X. Alpern petition­ O nions 3 Lbs. 10c We Ineluded in the group this season's popular furs made in the port on the Peloponneaua and then conference between Foreign Min­ Notice of Less Than ■...... prMtlge and powar of your offtca ed the thrcc-judfc oaurt t» dio- board a deatroyer for the Journey ister Ribbentrop, Japanese Am­ sponsibility May Lie Vote on Atom solve the preUmlnary Injunettoa latest styles. Despite their low prices they represent the highest bassador Oahihia and Major Gen­ 5 Hours; Agenda Up Washington, Sept. 26.— d « t up . huuprr and the prooeediSga reqinisd ea^ the attack on Russia, despite the than to conclude that sou have SEA FO O D morrow.) who does not serve the pMple full drees session in an effort Report by Scienti8t8 |9|*n>o£ throughout tha complotcM abondooed awUhta ahqut Sve ariauUa V lrtt^ Military Operatlona fact that Germany had a treaty faithfully. to “ facilitate the work" of tion. Pr«38 Se Cod •— Boston Blue Haddock — operatlona to put down the rebel- surplus property diopoasL ' The secretariat general called Lake flucaaoa, N. Y., 8ept. 36— «6>llj|iff9' MoOor- eaU upon the gaaamor of this lloba oppoaition in Theaaaly and cluding also Germany and Italy), Me shed no new Ught on where the aessioo on q.aetice t t leas tbaf Bm nIsbs nPeta — Fresh Northern Clams and Scallops Russia had been expressly exclud­ coBtrols 1 Maat state ta atragHBafl aava Macedonia, the major trouble higher reeponstbiUty may lie fbv. live boura,'appaiwiUatjij||U|^^ on meaf'EM other ocaroe foods!Yoik city.”etty." SALT CODFISH ...... Lb. 49c apota, blit although an eat.lmated ed (from the war) and there had what Chairman SlaoaSitw (D-Mo) a deadlock over ms’^ prepoeea Uona Atomic- Energy commiaelon I dlamjmafl " be lifted for 60 daya A t city haU It waa announoad 30,000 Brltiah troopa were dla- been intended for her the role of refererd to as "a fa lii authorisa­ agenda for approving the treaty were ready for a ehowdown vote A walkout by atraeteat ear upara a sort of neutral silent partner in "I am not at liberty to dieeuae that the employers' telagraa bad HY-GRADE BRAND QUICK FROSTED peraed In those areaa there waa no tion” for the sole of surtilus fadlo draft with Finland, first of the today on their report on atomic that.” Ross said. "A ll 1 know la tors otartod today la this indication that they were involved the war against the Anglo-Ameri­ five European peace treaty drafts been tunied over to the mayoCa hairs aaad steal eapitaLItaL a lr e a ^ 'la READY COOKED MEAT DISHES cans." trucks at bargain ratea energy controls, with Soviet Rus- what 1 hava read In tha papers. I newly-created divlalaa ef labor la- in the fighting. InvestIgattoB Continuing to be coi^eted after two raonthe have no comment." the grip of a power strike aow la I f yaa hava ao* ahoady laki aSvoatago of thooe moat opo-, "Aggressive Atatude" Aoeomed of conference. ala holding the key to a unanimous latlona. Its third^day. eat aaS yoar dlaner proparad Informed British aourcea In However, Joaeph F. Carroll, Reporte were to aee the preal iltlaa. So 00 ^ Athens said the British forces were ’‘Russia,” Ribbentrop further The original agenda of the 21- vote. No laaaedlale Osaaaaat Other StithM nieatoatog told Oahima, "had abani^ed this W A A director of enforcement, tes­ dent himself at hla 4 p.m. (e. a t.) being reorganized, and that one tified that an agency Investiga­ nation secretariat called for a ’The Scientific and Technical weekly news conference. City officials had no Immediate Other strikaa were threatoalag of the two divlaions in the region role when she made impossible plenary semioh tomorrow to dla- comment on the telegram. la appatoat nrmpathy with the WE ALWAT8 HAVE A FINE SELBOnON OP demands and assumed an aggres­ tion is continuing to see whether committee of the commiaaion, rialiiw 36 Far Oeat was being withdrawn from Greece. cuaa approval of the Fllmiah treaty made up of acientiata from each of Earlier 600 members of the A F L walkout by the power wertiaia QUICK FE08TED PBU1TS AND VEGETABLES sive attitude against Germany. So anytliing more sinister than a The Army meanwhUe i^ppad unkm. The beadquartere of MaJ. Gen. lack of adnlnlstratlon” la Involved. text, but the American, Rusalan, the 12 nations on the commission, BIRDS ETE AND OTHER BRANDS Germany had had to take steps a claim on 26 per cent of all meat I Jj'1*™*^®*'** The strike oa the atreet car aya- Kenneth Noel Crawford, command­ The WAA late yesterday sus­ Brittah and French memberil were waa summoned to meet in secret er of British troops In Greece, de­ against Russia.” reported to have pressed for con­ Federally-liwpected j.,«,y‘^uw.y. tem of the PUtaburgh RaUwoya Ribbentrop alleged to Oshima pended Walton Bostwlck. assistant aeoaion at the United Nations clined comment on a statement by vening the plenary session as soon House Leader McCormack told to New York city for what a union company, main method o f puhUa that Soviet Foreign Minister Molo­ price chief of W A A ’a Electronics •headquartara here at 3 p. m., e. d. transportation la the city, was a British Foreign Office spokes-: section and acknowledged author as possible. t. newomen in Boston yesterday that spokesman (^ d waa a ahowdovm tov had demanded a "free hand” The Foreign Ministers council called suddenly at 4 a.111., and left man that the British forces would of the document. Members of the committee were he had diacuoaed the price control move agalnrt trucung ft r ^ atUi be used "in the laat resort." for Russia In Romania, Finland program to speed the conference thousands of early morning riders and Turkey and had declared a Slaughter tried to pin down Lit' represented aa agreed that some Issue with Mr. Truman and other holding out agalnat a aettleniMt without transportation. Tha com­ (In London, the Laborite Daily tlejohn on why Bostwlck had been has beep drafted for presentation adminiatratlon offlclala In Wash- with atrlklng unions Locals 807, Herald said today that British Russian interest also in the Katte­ by the' foreign mlnlstera’ deputies, final action must be taken on the pany announced all cara had baaa kept on the payroll although the report, which was adopted after 18 ington, and hinted he could poa- 282 and 818, of the Brotherhood of ^ forces would leave Greece “as soon gat and Skagerrak. Moreover, he an informed source said. ’The major W A A knew weeka ago he had writ­ meatlngs, mostly in August, and albly count on the president’s sup-1 TeamateiO. withdrawn from service. as the necessary transport can be said, "a powerful concentration point in this program would be a ten the authorization, dated which hna been awaiting the for­ port. .... Affected mainly by the newly- (CoaUaaad am Pags Phar) provided," and added: "The British against the German frontier was months befdre he went to work time limit on apeechea in com- well under way" ao that Hitler mal approx'al of Soviet. Russia for vWlth the pre-election atorm over gatabllshed picket lines were flrtna CHATHASTS government haa made It plain that at W AA. rhissions to enable the conference to decided it was necessary to go to about three weeka. bare meat countera mounting In temporary contraots which British troops cannot be used for Asked if It is not wise to dis­ meet an Oct. 15 deadline for com­ war with Ruasia. intensity, top I^mcKratlc party ijgned up two weeka ago oh the dealing with the present Internal charge anyone "faithless to his pleting its deliberatlona. Oounrll Turns to Report chiefs aaoembled here , for a meet Ribbentrop spent much of the ’*’“**■ understanding that the final terms troubles in Greece.” The paper said trust,” Littlejohn replied: “ As a To Order Disbanding Far<«s Meanwhile, the U. N. Security ing that seemed certain to take conference trying to persuade the would be those eatabllahed by any "early aimouncement” of Uie date general proposition, tliat statement In the Military commission, council, resting after strenuous note o f the whole sltusUon. Japanese representatives that the general setUement later. of withdrawal could be expected.) is correct—unless you want to meanwliile, the delegates decided battles over memberships, the Uk- The congressional elections are Flashes! best way for the Axis to win the keep him on the job to lead you to order Bulgaria to disbond her ralnian-Greak case and the Russian juat|40 days off. Vote to Stoad oa Offer "Foreign Influenoee’* war waa to strike Russia from The employers’ tolagram waa Taaldaria yesterday blamed "for­ to the hole where the other rats armed forces with the exception of demand for Information on troop ttotol • OR' both sides and, aa strongly aa he diapositlona, turned to the com­ No- IMapoaltlon To W ait read by Joseph M. Adeliazl, chair­ eign influences” for the lighting in are.” a “land army” including frontier But the Army showed no dls BLANKET could, he urged Japan to act. Reported Sltuatloa "I..(Hisy” troops in a total atrength of 55,- paratively simple matter of its re­ man' of their wage committee,, at Greece, commenting that the dis- Oahima, however, told Ribben­ position to await poMible action a mass meeting which voted to 1 I Littlejohn said that on July 29 000 men. The commiaaion adopted port to the General Assembly, Heath Seatoaeed To Die trop that Japan waa preparing Articles 10 and 11 of the Bulgarian which meeU In New Tork City on stand on tha truck operators origi­ (Oonttnued on Page Eight) operations against Australia and (UOBtlnoed ob Page Bight) nal offer of a $3 a week raise, Loadoa, Sept 26^-rion ripped open the f ^___/ PLAIN SHETLANDS •d advancing toward the expected ed at her . sister’s Wlooeaala oeathy Culver City, and lev- of PalesUae also were not expeet- said Appleton had been stabbed recelpta for month, $34,488,461.39. (Osattooed ea Page Dgbt) eral mtaor Injuries were front of Parker’a Bno-Whife laun­ ed to attend the confereace M ito ■I ■ /i * ' HOUNDSTOOTH CHECKS' . batUefleld at Hwallal, gateway to home. H m mart rated that with a bayonet be had brought ported. dry pickup station at 608 Waah- Kalgan, after breaking through Mre. Ooraat etlU wae wlthla present stage. NOVELTY PLAIDS Nankou paaa and crossing tha borne from the Pacific as u war ington stTMt, 8.W., near the State • • • Shop Hale'8 For Other Exceptional A n qy Jorledlctloa, although OB Capitol and tors windows and BOTANY CREPES ' great wall northwest of Peiping. souvenir. Hollywood, Sept. 26 — (A3 — Four Believed Dead In Wreric News Blackout Peralata tenalBal leava, whoa she was Cowan added be found Mrs. doors from tWo dsUcotessens and VtctoriavlUe. Callfn BepL 36—L two bod been drinMag and that counter to expedite aolao. eold the derailed can were 6Nto The JWHAL-C CORF had been thrusting Slowly north- John 8. Datonall of Brooklyn. N. they had quarreled when they re- rrancae SAulman, comptroller formlhg at Preston and A U en' Jenklna. wen the wreckage examialng. It with in JMKIIAU com Th. JWHAL-C CORF. Ucemen w e n on duty, but there seeped. Six ether o a ii e f t t to ll- MAMCHISTtR CONH- e f the Port Greene to|9 (CoBtlBued Oa Page Eight) car trala reoaalaed oa tfe6 traelu MANCNISTBR COMH* MANCHisTui Cohn- . (LMtUMMi aa Raga Hal lOaattaaad On Page U gh tl H bod . pimty of meat, but told were only minor disorders. (Oeattaoed 4a Page Six)

H MANCUESTCK EVEM^g HEKALD, MANUHE31EK, LON.N,, TMLKSDAY, SETl'EMBEK 26, 1945 PAG E THREE lilAWCHESTER E V E N IN G H E R A L D , MANCHESTER. C O N N ., THITISDAT, SEPTEMBER W. 194« fjum rw o U. •. airmen downed txro end more economy waa based on the prac­ September aa a technical anglnaar long lllneaa. Bhe I* survtved by her I Oct. 4, Windsor, away: Friday, her and the screamed. I m y ^reara ago on the perilous flight tice of slavery. to repair a forced-dovm Cminese the other candidates flHnc raporta parents, Mr. and Mra.Mrs. Joseph RyKyan Oct. 11. Wethersfield, away: Tuea- hand over her mouth and ehe j Admits Killing Team Seeks "over the hump," from India to Wurtzler wras accompanied by a plane and had been attacked by had expenditurea to Uat. . Highland Park Marlborough o f thia place, and six children. John Rockville day, Oct 15. Weal Springfield, screamed and screamed. 1 knocked Selectman Boweh Assumes C3ilna. ! French' priest, who knowrs the L«loe who had small arma "stolen Ont unsucc^iutful CMdtdRt^ Local History Jarolln, Dorothy, June, A lice anc home; Friday, Oct. lA Windsor, her down end beat her w ith m y Any. Rottner HU party flew down to Stchang, fringes of Lotoland. So primitive from captured, and usually mur­ aelectroan. WIMIam J. roord, fa il­ Mrs. Anton T. Carlson and Infant Virginia and two brothers, Albert home: Tuesday, OcL 22, Manches­ fist and kicked her.” L o st Airmen O f Librarian about 300 miles southwest of are qommunicationa that no de­ dered airmen.’’) ed to comply with the law and PTA Meeting Ryan of Newington and John Ryar ter, away: Thursday Oct. 24, Suf- 1 ' Clesaed Up at Park Pamp State’s First Ancient Town Crier Role daughter have retilrned honM from Chsngtu. The mission Is an esti­ velopments were expected to be Wurtzler’* party waa proceed­ present hi* reporiL______the Middlesex hospital, Middletown. of East Hampton. Night School fleld, home; Tuaeny, OcL 29, After leaving the library, Files Expenses mated four days march west of reported here Inside of two week#. ing carefully, and planned to send Burial wap In the family plot ii W est S p rin ^ eld . awray; Friday, Engle's statement said, he wash­ The Tri County Christian Union ‘Urge to Kill’ He First American Soldiers Be­ Sichang. The region where the Report# reaching here said that miseionarlee on ahead to advte* MeatHIcatlon tlffleera T o Meat Selectman Rherwood O. B ow ers. Is in exa- ily the sanna IrcatlOn Well Attended Session St. Andrews cemetery. ColchesUr. Nov. 1, Suffleld, away. ed tile blood from hi* hands end w h itj men were aeen is from two New Book About thf* meeting for September will be held A daughter has been born to Mr Registers Few clothing at a pump In C arver park. an intertribal war was in progress the Lolos of their friendly inten­ Deputy Vleltatloa Got as Sailor in Eng- lieved from Five to to sight days march further west­ No m of Other Candi- ,„rmally performed today, for the Held to Discuss’ the Sunday, S ep t 28 at 7:80 p, m. at and Mrs. Edward Ranke. Mra He stopped at a service station on somewhere ahead of WurtZler’s tions before pushing on into tribal Hartford. Sept. 26—(e)—Uor# St Peter's Episcopal church in District Deputy Thomas F. Dor­ ward. Lute War to Have Fore­ natlxfaetlon of the town Charter After li' hii.l performed hla legal Ranke waa berora her marriage his way back to town, "looked at 11 Days from Goal party, and thia might further de­ territory. Had Expenditure than 100 Identittcatlon ofnceca sey, Jr., and his suit* will make land Given as Cau«ie Wurtaler hoped to talk with Scason^s Activities Hebron. - The choir of Christ Miss Rita Nowsch, daughter of Mr myself in a mirror there and saw lay negotiations for th* release of from police unlU throughout the word by Governor and that of the First National p|t„ai .scie( fman Bowera next filed If No More Wish lo En- their official visitation to the those who saw the white men. R e p o rt Church Cathedral, Hartford, will and Mrs. Max Nowsch o f thte that 1 looked like a mad dog." the any airmen found. Pick Bargaining Agent To east are expected to attend the Bank nf Boston, hla modern ver- formal eerllflcatlon w im Towm ■ing and the Very Rev. L— A Then he wtli try to locate the cap­ A well attended pot luck sup­ •roll Rockville WiU sUtement related. Told Ransom Expected Waahlngton, Sept 26— uP)— ^The 21st annual convention o f tha N a ­ According to otficlals of the si„n of the ancient duties of town Clerk J ^ offl^ lS v*^ ^ ptftcc. ning. There will be a dinner aerv­ U. S. Army search team plunged tives through, friendly Lolo chief­ per marked the opening of the sea­ ■hon, ths Dean o f the Cathedral, Mrs. Laura Loomer and Mr. and Norman A. Barnes **ld he would " I cleaned up some more," Stahl One official source asserted National Labor Relatlona board o r an th « unmiccfMtful canfll- tional Identiftcatlon association to ed for the guests and members st deeper into China » wild and moun­ tains. OonnacUcut a u t e U brary. Men cr.er _ ^ ‘ ^ fh / w ill be the speaker. It la hoped Mrs. Henry Sweeney and daughter Give Up the Qasses file a murder charge today against said Engle'a sUtem ent concluded. search teams had entered the announced today that timekeepers in tha racart town prlma- be held at the Bond hotel here chaaUr has the honor of first pre-1 a * seeretary o f the Board o f Be- , d the warning call fo r the meet- son for the P. T. A. of the Hlgh- 6:30 o’clock st the Elke Home. A tainous far west today seeking there will be a good attendance. Betty, all of East Hartford were He went to a bowling alley, eerpee Economy Based on .sUvery 1/nnges of Lololand before and were employed by the New Britain Ma­ rtca, ooJy Attornay Jolui O. Rfttt- O ct 7. 6 sn6 » Heads o f Con­ aenting to the State In book form I lectmen. .Mr. Bowers form ally post- ing Uuid Park school last night The class of candidates wUl be IniUet- . youth who confessed an long-lost Americen airmen feared necticut police department* will be Funeral services were held for callers here the first of the week. RockvlU*. BapL 26 — (Special)— from the library on the public Dr. ^ y id Cixxrkelt Graham of /told by th# tribesmen that«they chine company of New Britain. mr. wtoo aouyht nomlnaUon a* tha epic vents affecting Io«’bI peo- „ i on th«j_town's tw o official sign ThI* certify iition w ill g o to th* meal aerved by Mrs. John Dormer. ed at the meeting end there will be urge to kill ” led him to choke imd captives of the fierce slaveholding hosts to the affair, the first meet­ Mrs. Della (Ryan) Urban Wednes­ Anaoiincamaat baa been made that square. A fter a s U y at the bowl­ West Chins university, who en would have to ransom any prison­ Conn., had chosen, by a vote o f •tata rapreaantaUve on tha Re- pla and Institutions In the hnnie post*, one at the Mimldpal Build First .N’atlonnI Bank of Boston, Mrs. Charles S. Burr and their an entertainment following the stab to dekth Emily Aberoathy. Loloa. ing of the group ever held In this day mohilng at the Wall Funeral Brasil's area covers three- iinlsae mors raglstratlona are re­ ing alley the youth said he re­ tered the Lolo country 20 yetrs ers they were Idoklng for. 20 to 7, the United Electricel, Ra­ pubUcan Ucket reported cain- front conduct of World War II mg and the other a t Dapot Square, which eerlifles the legality Of Man­ committees cAnslsted of a variety buslneaa eession. SO, city librarian. In the library On the second day o f their m ti- Home, East Hampton and at St. seventhH of the whole. South ceived for the Rockville Elvenlng turned home, m eeting and talk­ ago, said here that the Lolo* 'prob­ (In Buffalo, N. Y., James M dio and Machine tVorkere (C IO ) M i n aapawUturea. a of slate, __ Tha "World War II History o f,,,,, Pirmal rail for the annual town chester's g()yernment proeaduras o f salads, casserole dishes, cold basement here last Thursdajj elon into the land of cloud-capped Andrews church, Colchester. American sub-contlnenL echool. It WiU be necessary to omit ing with Charles R. Ames, a for­ ably would demand blankets and Pellegrlne told an interviewer he to be their collective bargalntng Sndtdatca* raporta mada to T<*wo Mpnehestar, Conn.," va* com piled' p,,.rting to be held Oct. 7. One of to ^■nuUl.rhe purchaaera o f town sa- cuts, cakes and coffee. mountains, half-savsge. M ongo­ agent. the claasee this year. To date there mer mayor, cm tho way. ■alt for ransom because their had flown into the country laat Clem iaam al J- by Arehle Kllpatrirk of The Her- „i^;npoats. that at tha Center, ciirltiis. 1 A banner was awarded to the Mra. Urban died Sunday at Back­ ^ rn es reported that the youth. lian-featured wamora. and pandas, Believe* <'onln>la Ob*lacla* have been but 62 regletratlona and Engle, who has been unemployed vaalcd toAiy. The laW required aid s ta ff and Is soon to be plat ed . grade having the best representa­ us hospital, Norwich following a Will Face Trial James Robert Engle, 21, a former th# soldier* were believed to be Branforfl. Sept 26 'A’l t^ vern - la no one group have 15 enrolled. since hi* discharge from th* N avy, that all unauccesaful candidates or Baldwin, *p< ikmg at a Repub­ on aala In two local store*. th<------' tion of parents at the meeting. It Bryan High school student and son from five to ii dav* march from A B*edal and final period to en- last May, first admitted the crime their goal flii reports of thalr expenditure* lican rally here in his campaign Dewey-Rlchman Company an>r r j h n ' n ■chool tractiv'e blonde librarian to satis­ George Engle, the youth went to from headwaters In the world’* Manchester Peoples^ Favorite Hartford Store Washington control* prevented ine West .Springfield In th# CSTa Of Ro- ing. It is necessary for at least 15 to Caldwell, Idaho. Sept. 26— — o u ^ ror nomination, the monry copies of thia limited edition. iJPi fy "an urge do kill ” he first got In the office of Assistant Prosecutor highest mountain* in T'lbeL production of civilian gtK,da tarlans Klinore Hohentbal and Following the supper the new e n ^ l before a'class Is started and batna expended for prlntlnR. tele- Incidentally, the local war his­ To S|)cak Here Mrs. Ethelyn Peterson, 32, sobbed C. L. Newcomer and dictated th# Report Eight Enslaved th« same fiirinty ns w»r mat^rtEli Iliissell Wright. preaident, Mrs. Fred Cavedon, con­ in only one of the suggested England as a U. 8. sa:ilor. Pbo,^ to hire driver* for tory will contain a foreword by FRI • SAT. • SUW. "I’m not guilty," at arraignment Mis* Abernathy’s body was sUtement to Stahl. Missionaries hsve reported at flowed from the prxxliictlon line*. ducted a short business meeting. NOW PLAYING cimmmMm hsve 15 enrollments been e^npairn automobllea. None of Ooysrnor Raymond K. Baldwin as on a charge o f murdering her found lying between blood-spatter­ His arrest followed immediately least ei^ht enslaved whites w ar* 1 At thia time the members were received, that being the ehorthand three-year-old stepson, Phillip an official testimonial to the au­ Hrv. Dr. Douglka Hor­ Informed of the joint meeting First Manchester ed book shelve*, punctured with 23 after signing tho confession. The seen grinding corn or tending Sock# I thor for the extent of hla work In False Alarms olaas. In the other classes -the W syne Peterson. Jr., because the killing was the first in decade# to In that region, where few w hite | sponsored by the Hollister, the groups are foUows: Typing. 13; stab wound*. She was not raped. com piling local re0 pages o f lorn I Trial date for the woman will be Ohio community of about 6,000. ever ventured. i land Park P. T. A.'a on Oct 14 6; Mathematics. 2; Americaniza­ Engle gave Charles G. Stahl, photographs, with which the hook Chiirrli on October 6 III South End set by Distrlc.t Judge Thomas E. Mis* Abernathy came to Bryan Lieut. Col. Herbert W. Wurtaler at the Hollister street school. It tion, 1; Mualc 1. During the past Williams county prosecutor, a Is illustrated. Buckner Monday, the same day and his detachment expected to set la to be called a "Good Citizenship few years when many people were large-bladed penknife during the June 1 from Pulaski, Tonn., where W artim e K,-<-0 DODGE AND PLYMOUTH OWNERS ice, Selective Service, OPA, Auxil­ I,oral Gliib Driegalioii IRENE HANNING Hom e; w ill be held at St. Joseph's Lynn, Maas., Sept. 26— (A*)— The flwrMXJnuT WINES — UQUOEB AND BKEB was found to ln' false. Compen- church at 8;30 a.m. Saturday Lynn General Electric plant aoon iary Police and Firemen, Schools, les No. 1 lyid 4 responded to the Churches, Relief Agencies, Town 111 Swanipscott, Ma.s»i., Burial In SL Bernard’s cemetery will begin mats production of the ^ 1 CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE call. Thomas E. Byan powerful je t engine used in the Health, W ar Bonds, Building Con­ Deparlnient officials stated that For Three Davs JEAN PIERRE AUMONT VEAL CUTLETS STEAKS BROILERS struction, and War Industries, BOB EBERLY Thomas E. Ryan a form er real Army’s newest and fastest air­ this ts the llflh false alarm that ROSS'I WVSE Jr *lu , ADOLPHE MENJOU dent of Rockville died at hie home craft. (iold Star Picture* has been turned In from thi.s box. " jA c k CARTE B m«m) otheftl d a n c e TO THE TUNES OF THE "8W1NG8TERS" A apcclal section I* devoted to Manchester Kiwanis Club will In Hartford, Tuesday night. He E. S. Thompson, head o f the recording the valor of our son* be represented at the Annual Dis­ ALSO waa bom In Rockville a son of Aviation division at the Lynn the late Michael and Catherine w-gy OAK STEEET TEI.EFHONE W2$ the pictures of the 106 young men trict Convention to be held at the Works, said the Army Air Forces of Manchester who made the su­ New Ocean House. Swampecott, Ryan. He leaves two daughters, had placed two year#’ orders, preme SBcrltli e In the last war. YMCA Activities Mass., by Past President Joel Marie J. Ryan and Rita C. Ryan, amounting- to millions of dollars 'nils Is the only i!omplete Hat of Nichols and wife. Past President both of Hartford: three sisters, worth of jet engines, with the pictures of our Gold Star aona For the Week Thomas Ferguson, Secretary and Mrs. Josephine Lee of Rockville, Lynn plant. and has been loaned to the author Treasurer Hu.ssell Potterton and Mrs. Katherine Manning of Brook­ Thompson described the new by The Herald for inclusion In this wife. The Convention was sche­ lyn. N . Y. and Mrs. Rose Scholl axial-flow TG-180 jet engine as an (^mmander Ernest Peterson volume. Weep Ending Sept, 28 duled to open at ten o'clock this o f (Chicago, several nieces and Improvement on the original de­ Invites You To Get Complete FRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS nephew% He was a retired mas­ The book la otherwise fully Illus­ Tonight morning and will come to a close sign developed at the company's Dr. Douglas Horton ter plumber. The funeral will be Details About The D. A. V. nSH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NEW FRIALATORi trated with many pictures of local Thursday with the annual banquet Saturday Schenectady works in 1943. wartim# events taken during the held at the Ahem Funeral home The engine waa used to power tho Telephone 7401. . i 3-0 p. m. Junior athletics. evening. Delegates will be present war by the author. A ctive In the couii<-tla of the 6-8 p. m.— Badminton club. in Hartford at 8;30 a. m. with a A. A. F.’s new fighter, the Repub­ Our mtm Muitary procaaa fivaa jroa a dcllctona, erlap, from every Kiwanis club in New ocumciilcsl church, Di\ Horton Lx 8 p. m. Varaity basketball requiem mass at St. Joseph’s lic Thunderbolt, which recently es­ ■•Mm brown food — SM b In tha llavorl Come In and England. The Manchester party m W l as well known In other donmuinion.x practice. cathedral at 9 a. m. Burial will be tablished an unofficial world's left by automobile early this morn­ trp thtmi FRIED OYS’I KKS AND CLAMS PACKED for his spiritual leadership a* ho 6-12 p. m. Howard Oil, Inde­ in St. Bernard’s cemetery, Rock­ speed record of 619 miles an hour. t 6 TAKE HUME. CALL A80S. Vets of 79th Ih among the more than a million pendent Clii.ak, 2tl Congregational ing. E N D S ville. ? PROF. WHIZS QUIZ ? r mlnlBlcru and lay members of the TONIGHT Howling league practice. Scout Conferences HOOT MQN.* IS n MIOMLAMO Congregational Christian churches Friday Nominated for fkingresa • EASTWOOn “Two SIstere From Boston" Frank Parker, scout executive TMVTBN R KILT, n KINO OF ^ COMMUNITY RESTAURANT To Organize As chairman of_ the American 3-5 p. Ip.— Ladles’ Day activi­ stain St, — EkMt Hartford Plus: "Truth AtMUt MurdeF* of Hartford has announced that he Committee for the W orld Council Bridgeport. Sept. 26.— dP)— Quadlne III NORm MAIN 8TBEET MANCHR8TI!* ties. Badminton, howling, etc. w ill be at the Bud Music Shop, rf IN« of Churches, he is a central figure 6-8 p. m. Badminton club. Stanley W. Mayhew, prominent In Thursday from X to 5 p. m. to talk m* •«&■ in the united efforts of rrofestant Norwalk labor circles, received Boys Formerly Stationed 6-12 p. m. - Bowling — ftheney's w ith the Scouts and Cub Scout iSM>*Ms. is Christendom. Machine .Shop and ( ’halloner dun the Sociall.xt nomination for Con­ leaders about plans or programs. tm.mmi tmmSa« At Armory Here lo With three other distinguished practice. gress in the Fourth district at a Th e office hours 'will be held the Horton 8-10 p. ni. Varsity basketbull party convention last night. Seek­ (second and fourth Thursdays of Form Local 'J»“ P»er j ing the seat being vacated by Rep. of Hits practice. each month during the winter spa- MANCHESTER PLUMBING Clare Boothe Luce (R), Mayhew to confer with Japanese Christians Haiiirday son. Mr. Parker also plans to meet A N D SUPPLY CO. FOR SALE will oppose John Davis L^dge, of pomM m nenoN At a recant meeting nf former In a visit made with the full ap­ 10;.3O Boys' truck meet. A th ­ 877 MAIN STREET TEL. 4428 Westport, the Republican nomi­ OG-MFE with the troops at their meeting memhera o f the 78th C. A. C. (A. proval of President Truman and letic Field. nee. and a Democratic candidate places during the winter at vari­ Safeguard your present car. Don’t let it deteriorate. A.) It waa voted to atflllnte for General MacArthnr. He attended P-12- Junior athletic leagues. (OAK GRILL — MEANS FINE ENTERTAINMENT!) ous times. to be nominated later. , CREAM PUFF the time being with a almllar Hart­ the meeting In , February 1046 of 1-3 p. m.—Children dapring There will be a meeting of Troop Whatever you spend now will not be wasted. Now, MAKE YOUR CAR A CREAM PUFF WITH, A ford chapter In anticipation of la­ the Provisional Committee of the class. 92, Boy Scouts this evening at 7:15 more than ever, you need SAFETY for -yourself ter forming a local chapter here. World Council of Churches In Gen­ 1-3 p. m.— Badminton club. The paving stones on the porch COMPLETE MOBIL LUBRICATION AT WHITEY;S at Mount Vernon were Imported p. m. at the Union church social N um eoi TARTAN la the plaid design and family, and the best auurance of highest CASH Members of this group formerly eva, the first full s?»s*qg*inoe S-.Y p. m. Adult basketball. ARTIE rooms. which by difference In color, from England by George Wash­ VALUE when the time comes to trade in your caiw SERVICE STATION, 575 MAIN ST„ OPP. LIBRARY served with the 79th Regiment 10.30. . 3-12 p. m. Bowling, alleys open AOlf Auxlllar}' etc., designatee the different while eervlng In the Hertford area Dr. Horton’s parish is Indeed the to -all. ington. 1, Chaania Lubrication The Ladies Auxiliary of the SUSPECT CAUSE Highland Clans— and you’ll find Drive in today or tomorrow for a thorough SPECIAL! and they married glrle from world since his tnivels abroad in AOH will hold a meeting this eve­ a big difference In our eervlclng check-up. We proroiie you our alncercat advice Manchester and adjacent towns, Asia, Africa and the Near East tlet Free Duck Dinner Don 7 Wait Till the S. CraaM and Pack Springs ning at Red Men’s Hall. OF BACKACHES and repairing sewing machines. sad quick, dependable aervlca at lowest cosL n s " ' coming to Manchester after their have familiarized him with the Card Party and Gift Night This Old Traatmant Often Our methods of acientlflc Inbrt- S. Check Rear End and Trans- discharge to make their homes younger branches of the Congrega­ Portland, Ore.—(yP)—When City DANCE CUSTER Hope Chapter, 0.‘ E. S. w ill hold Brings Happy.Ralisf cation and reconditioning guar­ tional Christian Churches abroad, Engineer Frank Akers drained the Lakes Freeze Over ■Uaaioa here. Al Gentile's Orchestra a Card Party and Gift Night to­ Many snCcms rtlitva nagshic bScksth* antee complete aatlafactlon. Delegates will be sent to the and the overgeas work o f the do- city's reservoir, a dl.xplnced duck night in Masonic Hall. Prizes will quickly, ot-to'*fn Mrvice, No Cover No Minimum PIZZA SPAGHETTI Around ten o’clock the rain stopptM HENS t BOVS SHOP er heels. Sizes 4 to 9. coll in tha aorly morning and the track waa dried by the use • WINES * LIQUORS * BEERS ety MAIM sTetrt FOURTH FIXX)R or dwrinp die oiiernoon. of gaaollne. hut aa the second he.it Quality Food— Always No Cover or Minimum Charge MaHrMisua.C*Nm was flnlehed the rain again came I down and th* race* were cancelled m 1%-.,

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nounced today in releasing figure* had agreed not to' resume work MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUJ, MANCHESTER, CONN., 'I HURSDAI, SEPTEMBER 26, 194® strset ear token and an amusement Johnston of the Hartford Probate F A C E F O U R for the sea*on Just closed. until they obtained recognition district. Judge Johnston made his Com* In,,, token. Few Vets File Strike-Halls - from the mangement as bargain­ Lack of Labor Academy scientists said it was The eight club circuit plaghd suggestion at a luncheon of dele­ burgh Cdntial Labor union,union, repre-repre­ n l a _ i t i * 1,054.878 fans Including the *6,209 ing agenta for their members. gates to the Probate convention rroa D em ons^'"''’'’ senting another 175,0C^ Pumpkin Dweller the pennies that proved fatal. They . O’Neil said the unions had at­ noon and •vaaing. Butcher, Baker who saw tht play-off game*, « ’hich had nominated him by accla­ special meetings today to S^IPoj'cy study to Fire Included a number of wartime coins Long Periods Four Papers tempt* to aubmit a contract call­ Hits Industry mad* at xlnc. from which Oeei^s best previous mark was In $989 mation as the Republican candi­ To Dedicate ! Obituary the situation, when attendance figure* reached ing for a 860 weekly wage, hut date for hla fifth term In office. DiHBolved TcHlay; Industrial I'scra Severely Uu And Music Makers gaatric processes generated a leth­ that the contract had been returned Any Employe al dose of Bine chlorida. 1.074.796. Although industrial uaara of Approximately T w o- Prinlers, Pressmen and and that requesta to negotiate had Barbados get* Its nain* from Drgan Sunday i Funerals ( ar® Are Halted Manpower Shortage Pre­ been refused R„dionk^»»""9 Ai Jlectrlclty have been sevcraljr hit, * In Civic Operetta Thirds Get Benefits Stereotypers W alk Out the numerous bearded flgtree* on D e M th * the effect of power atrlka on Not Faithful venting Further Ex­ Trtiie and His Wife O’Neil said the newspaper planta the Island. ^ the publie thus far has bean large­ would be picketed if non-union Seper-Feerered IM e l A-S-A ^ 5 0 (Continued fruai Page Oaa) Eviction Time Less Than Ten Week* At Springfield Today worker* were hired. • GoVenaat Church to | Mrs. Agnes B. Kane ly a matter of inconvanlanea. A P !NeHafeatorea-. pansion in State Have Differences $HiB4er4 0*4ri S-t-S M9 The funeral of Agnes Borgeeon Hou*aho|der» have been told to uae (Continued from Page One) San viago,ago, Calif.—Light opera Bold Exerdse* in Kane, was held yssterdi^ after­ Business Agent John T, Morgan Hhrtford, *«p t 2*—^Approx- Springfield. Mass,« Sept 2*—(F) , tsM Cm 4mII.s il.4.1 8-t-a .. 3 ^ light* and electrical appUancaa —with sUch old favorites aa the Hartford, Sept. 26—(F)— The Fropooe* Adxiser For. Judges w a s h in g m a c h i n e ® noon from the Emanuel ikitheran of the AFL Ama^amated Aasocia- ...... whdn he had be4n in office one Is Shortened —Operation of four Springfield Morning at 11 O’CIock Trade School tion of atieel, Elactrto Railway i sparingly and about 80 par cant of Mikado and HJd.S. Pinafora draw­ State Labor department said to­ Imatsly two-thirds of the 19,530 Hollywood, Sept. 26 — (8^ REPAIKED- ALL m a k e ® church at two o'clock. Rev. Theo- week, James A. Molllaon. head of ing wpll—has boan ravived in San day a manpower shortage was th* vstsrans applying for readjustment Francliot Ton* and his wife ore nevi'apapera was halted today by a Hartford, Sept, 26—145—Employ­ ¥¥ I T TA ..rl I ^oach Employes aald the shop* »nd offices in downtown the W A A Aircraft division, re­ 16 Tear*’ Experlenecl Diego aa a community project otuy thing "preventing further ex­ altowaiuM in Connecticut for the discussing some of their differ­ strike of three mechanical union* ment of a "awing shift" judge 'to WELDON •waday. 8«pt«mber 2*. at 11 ported to him that "the situation those of the printers, pressmsn ReasensM* Reteet . Head Is Dead St7nS!Sr'ofit from it but that an in- for maximum benefits of 52 weeks atereotypera said the three unidns atttrnoort. That's when night. He had been III for several llmantic cemetery. supplied by tha Duqueane Light dosed but others continued opera­ nights. The bowl’s seating capacity necticut "leveled ofF’ during Sep­ Formerly, veterans and all other EXPERIENCED BUYERS fully in all tu organisation and veatlgatlon is continuing. He for thoiie who served in the arnoed Judge Sturgta aetiemlMted company. tion with auxiliary power unite. is 1.200. tember to about 622.000 after home buyers were required to welt lines or* Icost busy. OF INflURANTF, endeavors, waa church organist months but had been active In hla agreed with slaughter that Boat- forces for one yesr or longer. Those New Haven, Sept. 26— (FJ— The Both the PitUburgh Ratlways Street lights continued on although The productions were by tha Sau reaching a peacetime peak In Au- six months before ol)tslnlng occu­ FOR INDUSTRY AND INDIVIDUALS for many i^ r a and at the time of achMl work, having spent a part wlck waa "pretty small fry." serving less than one year are en­ Republican Probate convention at company and the Duqueane Light atieets seemed dark because of the Diego Light Opera Aaaoctatton. gMSt. , „ pancy. Mr, Sullivan pointed out. her death was church pianist. By About Town Bostwick hftnself told reporters "Manufacturing plants In Con­ titled to fewer weeks of benefits. the Union League club here yes­ IN AN F.VF.R-CIIANGINO. MARKET » of yeaterda,y at the school office. Co., whose production of electHcaf absence of neon signs. launched by three veterans of the •This ruling means that veter­ ' • Ui her life of loving service, her he thought the committee waa necticut" the report said, “ are set More Vets Find Work terday nominate Judge Clifford B. Auto Driving i i'i Christian spirit and dai'oUon to the energy to an S17 square mite area making a mountain of a mole hill. old federal music project through ans of World W ar IT who era pur­ The survey also indicated that PHONEi A daughter was born at fit. has been reduced to 40 per cent memberships aubacriptlons and for record peacetime production flturges for another term. Judge 7-8288 HARTFORD MANCHESTER 2-6846 cause of the church, her memory Turned Up Mysteriously and the limit of their output will chasing home* for their own oc­ more veterans found jobs In Aug­ Francis hospiUl, September 2i. to by the power atrlke, are sub­ losms from busin.eas and civic lead- Sturges waa elected Probate judge hae been indelibly Inscribed in the 'The memorandum, which inves­ be determined only by the num­ cupancy will In most cases receive ust than in July. In August 87.5 at a special election In 1945 follow­ Instruction SI Blinds and hearts of all who knew Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bryan. Mrs. sidiaries of the Philadelphia com­ r 1 tigators said turned up mysterious­ ; *»*• an automatic four months’ waiting per cent applied for 10 or more Bryain waa the former Mlaa .Mar- ber of workers they are able to ing the death of the late John L. her and In the life and work of pany. The latter Is a holding com­ ly In W A A files, recorded an "au­ I Induatrtal and officef workara by period from OPA," he said. "But weeks as compared with 41.3 per joHa .Xnman and the baby is the S a n d day, war veterans and society ftg- employ. Oonstnictlon, which sput­ Gilson. , From Your Home the church. pany which In turn Is owned by thorisation’’ of a $4,500 price for I the law still requires veterans and first grandchild ot Mr, and Mrs. i urcB ha\'e been among the per- tered and spurted during the early cent in July. Organ rieaentatlon the Standard Oaa and Blactric Co. each of 200 or more radio trucks, It's so difficult to find a dwelling summer, appeared co have made all other purchasers to apply to. The Thompeonvillt area had the B. B. Inman, of 160 Henry street. ; formers. One waa a lieutenant The organ will be preeented to Rallying to Support although the price previously had m Hollywood tha} RKO's come­ substantial gains, at least in OPA for a certificate of eviction. largest percentage of veterans In the church by Kenneth Neleon. been put at $7,600 each. ! commander in the navy nuroe REYNOLDS National and city lalMr leaders (i- W h a t are "Tha Stralta" fre­ ly Myma Dell was forced to starting new residential building, The waiting period for non-veter­ the 10 or more week* group with president of the Covenant League, Mrs. Richard Hughes, of 17.8 1-2 Moreover, the authorizstlon was corps. Another w-aa a patient in LECLERC were rallying to tha support of the quently referred to in current borrow an Idea .from' Mother during August and September and ans'will remain at *lx paonths.” 54.3 per cent o f the 654 applicants. > and will be received by HJalmsr Center street, reports sn Easter power workers In their fight written In April while the sale oc- Goose and take up residence in the. naval hospitaL will use all the help It can obtain Another modification of rent DRIVING lily with four beautiful blossoms news dispatches from Europe? Of the larger offices. SUmfort) had Funeral Home Cariaon. church eocrsUry. who Hgalnat antl-atiika . injunction ciftred In the fall of 1945. The a huge property pumpkin—or so In completing these projects be­ control rule* was also announced at the present time. At Custer ehe A -T h e Dardanelles and the the greatest percentage with 52 win represent the church. Follou- handed dow;^ by the Allegheny Halllcrafters Corp. of. Chicago waa the press agent would have you fore the Inclement weather seta today by Mr. Sullivan. In all case* SCHOOL received the gift of a short lily ‘Eo.sphoru.s. narrow waterways Russiana Find Skull per cent of 1,008 applicants. Dan 2.1 Main Strevt -’’■-if'*..- lag the dedloation senice Mies Commoif Pleas court. Leaders of the government's agent' in the believe. Anyhow, it makes a in." with two blooms. After It faded, providing entrance^ and exit Info Of New "Mlaslug Link" where landlords, have received bury had the lowest with 13.8 per Phone 6269 Call East Hartford 8-0806 OreU Nalaoa will sing a hymn of I CIO and AFL organisations m transaction. pretty picture. 41,500 Unemployed she planted the bulb outdoors, with the flea of Marmora, which con­ eviction certificate* from OJ»A, and cent of 470. oonsacratioB to our fash, acoom- Pittsburgh with approximately Tha "mystery." that hat puzzled The report said the number of the result above. Thia plan has nects the Aegean and BUck 8ea. London—(/P)—The Russian em­ the Intentions or circumstance* A total of 102,507 out of approx- aonlad on the now organ by Ernest 875.000 members called special pro- the committee for days, began to unemployed *s of mid-September bean followed by a number of peo­ bassy publication Soviet Newa has zo change that the premises will imatsly 202.000 veterans have ap­ Johnaoa Jr„ church pianist. fast meetings. crack yeatlirday when a former reported the discovery of "another was 41.500. and added: not be used for the purposes previ­ plied, for readjustment allowances. Sonday evening' at 7:30 a pro­ ple here and olsewheie, and Q—When rt.oei summeT official­ W AA stenographer 'told the law­ "While thU number is high con­ doubles the period of enjoyment Normally tha railways company ly end ? 'mising link,’ partly amphibian ously specified, the landlord must Of this number, approximately 86,- gram of organ muale will be given^ ' servea about 1.000,000 ridcra dally makers she typed the memoran­ Weddings and partly reptile." sidering the general situation in Immediately notify the OPA are* 000 have received benefita of one or of these fraipant flowrra. A —This yesr the summer sol­ the state, it represents the sizable Mlaa Ethel Baoon of the Hartt ' with 030 cars. However, alnce the dum, that It was dictated by The skull of such a creature, rent director, in writing, and sur­ more weeks. Sdwot o f Music, Hartford, wiU bt stice ended and the autumnal equi­ Bostwick in April and he ordered drop of 5,500 from August. A t / A daughter wax born Sept. 23 power strike fe e nox began at 10:41 a.m. (e.s.t.), Soviet Newa said, waa found by a render the eviction certificate for tha goeat artist Mlaa Bacon nt- her to date it aa of Dec. 18, 1945. least as large a drop la expected i T A t i e t m II I Sept. 23, Pai-(riienn F K nt. ' Soviet paleontologist, "throwing cancellation. New Attendasoe Mark oelv^ her Baehalor o t Music da- In Hartford hospital to Mr and to Bostwick. called, to the - stand, ui. F'firguSOT-i'1} nn Ug},j transition from in October. Unemployed veterans grae from the Hartt IdlMol of Mu­ Mrs. Carlton E. Burke, of 36 By- “ * * measure to conserve elec- constitute 22.200 of the total. whUe ron road. 1 ^f'clty. said he merely "filled a gap in the Mips Jeannette Pb^nn. ^ p j j i b i a to land animala." Wllliamspprt, Pa., Sept. 26— (JP> sic and hi at prasant a mambar of Q—When did the Star-Spangled toughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. similar but not IdenUcal fos- 19,300 comprised civilian ' unem­ Meanwhile, the atrlke of the 3,- Banner become our National An­ files" and regarded this as a rou­ Bondz laauSnc* Appnzved I —The second highest attendance tu faculty whera aha givaa in- tine matter until he began to read 1< lynn of 3 Nelson Place, waa mar- gn, previously had been dlacov- ployed.” The sugar Item in the Plnehuret 300 power Workers hit an impasse. them ? ‘The report said that employers 1 record in the history of the East- atnieUon on tha Bbmmond organ. John O. Echmallan. Mora than 2.100 union members about it hi the newspapers this rled Saturday to Shei-wood George ered, Including the remalna of "a Hartford, Sept. 26.—(ffh—Imme­ Sht la also orgaalat at tha Rocky Grocery adv. Wednesday night March 3, 1031, by an act of Ferguson, son of Mr. and M ra.' ..... again were hiring elderly workers, 1 ern League was set Oil* year. Pres­ AS IT IS OUR CUS-TOM, WE WILL voted ‘better than four to one Congress. week. little animal called the scymou- diate ismiance of $6,000,000 In ident Thomas H. Richardson *n- Hin Ooogiagatlanal church. In- Ms waa born in Harput, A r­ should have read Stamp No. 31 Sherwood Ferguson of 74 Horton both male and female, whom they manis, and cams to Lowell, Maas., n.vMinat considering any company He said one of hla superiors told rla found in Texas, the article bonds to finance the construction etodad in tha avmlng’s program valid. Stamp 50 waa In error. Noa. roadtp The double ring ceremony added. had released after the war, were of the Old Lyme-Saybrook bridge I ______'■ BE CLOSED aa. a boy and attended Mhoola 40, si, 9 and 10 spare stamps are qffer to end the three-day old Q—When is General Election him to find out how the $.4,500 revising jobs trsditlonally filled by will bs aslaa hjr MUa OraU Nalson strike until the injunction is lift­ waa performed at nine o'clock in has been approved by (Sovernor and aalaetloda from the Male thira and graduated from Lowell l now valid for sugar. Day in .he U. S.'? price waa reached, but "I am hazy men *0 aa to suit them for women THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. ed. on who told me to do It." St. Bridget's church by the Rev, Baldwin, rhnlrman E. Lea Marsh, Chorus. publle is Inviiad and Textlla Institute in 1916. ----- A -O n the first Tuesday after Bronislaw Gadarowakl. The bridal and were considering resuming the Ha entarad tha Army's Chemical - The strike had made more than tha first Monday in . November. Jr., of the Bridge, commlsalon SEPTEMBER 26th AND 27th. welcoma to ahare this eoncart. Patrolman David Galllgan attendants were Miss Cecile La- split-shift, used so largely during said that immediate steps would “OM at 40,50,60?’ Warfare Division during -World Delmont atreet, has entered g. 36,.">00 Idle—3,800 workers of the | This year, Nov, 5. “YOUR NEIGHBOR the war, employing a worker for War I and aervsd throughout the ■ I struck Duqueane Light Co., 8,000 ' O0icial Secrecy Lag Flamme of WiUlamaett, Maaa’.', cou­ be taken to have the bond certifi­ IN OBSERVANCE OF Francis hospital for an eye sin of the bride, and Robert Fergu­ __SAYS” four hours at night. cates drawn up and put out for war, coming to Manchester in 1920 ermtion. - — sympathy strikers at tha Jonea.and —Maa, You’re Crazy Q Snag$ Investigation son, brother of the bride. { / 1 am.. UT FOM bid. Fow s a U IVxiBBadB BTB peptfF Bt 70. Try Conference Opens as a textile technician for Cheney ' Laughlln Steel Corp. and the Soldier buried in Arlihgton N a -; ,,, na ■», rsNossm* wexav M f ' * up'* Wltfe Offtm. t'OOtBlM loDM for W6IBk.. THE HEBREW NEW YEAR Brother! in their textile School lo- Mancheater Dlatilct Comnila- Westlnghouae Electric Corp.. and »ir.n>i u.r>aMnn I Washington. Sept. 26---IjP)— Escorted to the altar and given ANVMoai.' I naow^ Celebrated Seal n ^w B iMittt am mmf to m are iBck ot itob official tag of secrecy on files In marriage by her father, th e : WHCax ID SIND TNt wkkh mutf mm Bnd momm bbU Try Full DfeM Smion eatad near the Main office build­ slon, Boy Scouts of America has others In scattered C.. soon after World W8r 1? ^ ^ SZST VAUin IN , Ottrei Toate TtblBU lor m« pop. rtior, youi««( ing. He later served in the State set the date of Friday evening, offices and shops. A —No. The ceremony took \ joint chefs of staff snagged a bride wore a gray gabardine suit | M ine, ttita m y ttay. iBtroduetory m m m Id M with pink acceosortea. She carried , Taken by Death r«r Mto u bU — Guided mlaailea and aelf- the Franklin school building. Marriage intentions were filed who on Tuesday had been given a , P®''*- N a v y . The subject waa dropped gabardine suit, fiiChsia accessories ojectUaa wart includad When the new school building this week by Oiaries Wadsworth year in jail for contempt of court ' A,~No. It operated under the Saturday and the War Inveatlgat- and corsage of white roses. The; Oscar, the California Academy of SOMMENE & FLAGG REAL ESTATE Manchester and Bristol iblUoiMk waa built on School street, op­ Holllatar, Jr., of 52 Hollister, came before a thrie-man bank o 7 during the war. but it has, mg commiltea turned to other bride's mother wore a flowered: Science’s celebrated trained seal, INC. Tha PoUUcal and Terri­ posite the Barnard school, ha be- atreet, and Miss Margaret Hov/e the Auegheny county court, apolo- reverted to its normal peace matters, inifluding the return of print with black accessories, and ^ a s come to an untimely death. Connecticut Immediately after an autopsy 634 Center SL Tel. 8101 MANCHESTER — g - Room torial ooBUBlaalon adoptod Articles cama diractor of the school. Rlchar^on, d ^ g b le r o f Mr. and' gized for having called the court's ' status as an arm" ■'* of the surplus property from abroad. the bridegroom’s mother a grey 81 thMOgh M ot tht Itattan treaty, Treasury Department. Senator.Ferguson (R-Mlch) said j di’e** with brown accessories. Both yesterday. Academy officials Is­ Home with all modem ronven- latoNoted In Youth ‘ Mra. Stephen Richardson, of Sun icmporary anti-strike injunction •encea, 2-car garage, and large rttillnr with aatabUHunant of he would seek prompt action on a "o re r"®* corsages and assisted : sued a plea. to Golden Gate park Having saan tha terrors and derlaod road, MonUgue, Maas. "Just a scrap of paper," and waa with approximately 2 paaaaflwa ralaUana with Albania. privations of his race in Armenia Q—What la a Thunderjet? thorough inquiry Into home build- : ‘n a reception for 150, We .do not like to start our vlsttora; "Don’t toss pennies to the Seaman 1-c Hollister wan dis­ gh en his freedom for a few hours ucrea of land, lornted on hnrd ArtoUa 21 waa earrtad by a tingle following tha attacks by tha Turks, A —It la the Republic XP-84 advt. off with bad news, hot if seals." charged from Naval service laat tu attend a meittng of the union. ing delaya, telling reporters he I at V\ bite Eagle hall, paved road and elthin walking vbto. 10 to 0, arttb one abstention. ha appreclatsd the chance that was February. After graduating from plane, radically ne\. Army jet consldera the administration's! When leaving ^ t h the bride-, the United States Army, the 'The autopsy disclosed that Os­ Muellei* promised the court he car’s stomach contained three dIstHnee of sehool amt bus line. Tha article stataa that "Italy rec- given him to jgnln a vocational edu­ Manchoatei High school he at­ wojM ask the 3.200 members of model built for super-speed. First | housing program "a fraud upon i K^om for a trip to New York the . hospitals and state taatitntioaa oipilaaa and uBdartakaa to respect cation and throughout hla Ufa ha U. S, jet piano with air intake ' cannot get m eat.. .w « eannoL pounda 14 ounces of coins. Includ­ Sale Priee 812,500. Terms Ar­ tended Hlllycr ' Junior (.'ollege. the Independent Association of Em- ranged. the savanigBty and Indapendence was vitally Interasted In the ad­ Hartford. Ha fellated in the Na- In the nose, it la powered by a ; King : - ‘aaS- Xb^Tw/J^ureVlb!: ^ However, with plenty of fresh ing 514 pennies, 27 nickels. 8 dimes, Here’s a “ Home Moclerniaalloii” Iclcu You I atm-secret axial flow turbo-jet' a quarter, a Canadian penny, a af tha stato of Albania.” vancement of youth and their prep- , Obvious!“ irked by .^ m ilita ry ' ^^e bridegroom's p a -, Poultry, fresh Fish, Cheese of MANCHESTER— Beautiful old Tha Slav statoa tnaiatad the' afatlon for life through vocational an kinds, and many Canned Cull Du Something About Right Away. fatStole and wlSfht J ^ m f o r S strike and return to » ' i ban on making the Canol oil proj- j bridegroom grad Virginian styled, well preserved aaMndment ba rawordad to recog- guldanca and education. Meat items to choose from, this Need a loan? Just do this: 12-Room Home with two llre- " I— Albania aa "an AUiad and aa- During the war years ha waa lege, Chlca^. i work, ^ e new offers, tha com-1 (j _ how well is the Republican ®ct files public, committee i „ated from High talk of eating horse meat Is "an pany aald. Included a five per cent; party represented .in Congress? bers excused Admiral ^Irneat J. , 1. Visit or phone tmmmi today. piaoes asd all modern eonvenl- Knjoy “ Luxurious Comfort” — ■odated power." Prance abstained. Instrumental In InstltuUng job the bunk.” ASHES AND RUBBISH Just say "I "vant to jet a encea. Two aeren of land, large Oraeoa raaervad ttw right to press finding claaaea In BUington, Bn- The members of the Ladies Aid | r‘'pre- f I had ^ the REMOVED loan." barn and ehlcken coop. In n field. East Hartforii and at tha creased the average base pay from sentatives. day morning, when thily hope the Again, we promise you, that Install u ^lu e Coal her daima to northern Epirus and of the Oovenant Oongregatlonal I $1.18 to $1.24 an hour. The union i ____ Navy and served in the Pacific Also Local Moving and 2.01T* us a few facts so v* good location. Can be bnr- a# flftMllO. Russell Mfg. Oo„ Middletown. eburoh are reminded to bring in I material can be released. area. Both are employed by the Just as soon as meat Is In the demamla 20 per cent, or a raise to i Q—Ho^v many times have the Light Tracking can nt your monthtv pay­ rhased for ft 4,500. Terms A r ­ The ItoUan amhaaaador to tha He also Instituted machine and their Mlsolonary banka to the | King, the-Navy's wsrtlrae repre- ' United Aircraft. legitimate market, we wiU have ments to your budget. $1.41 an hour. | Red Sox won the American It for you. The several car ronto ranged. . United States, Alberto Tarchiani, welding classes In tha Bigelow- meeUng on Friday at 7:45 p. m. sentative on the Joint Strategy; The bride’s gift to the bride­ PHONE 8962 OR 2-0126 3. When application U ap- Secret fileeting Held 1 League pennant ? plant's w-hich are now closed Automatic Heat Regulator askad the ooBunlaalon to rsoognlse Sanford Company, ThompsonvlMa The banks will be opened and the I board, had come prepared with a 1 groom was a watch, and to her EMIL SCHULZ , proved, atop In. aljtn and MANC11ESTF.R—2-Pamlly DuV imBrovement made in Albania and and opened claaaea for textile proceeds counted. The secret meeting of the union A —Six times alnce 1904. They long statement and supporting let- | maid of honor-she gave a gold down, tell uh to expect It to pick up cnaVi pies, 4 roomn each. Located on was held In Carnegie hall, and! won then and in 1912, 1015, 1916, start "trickling through” In •Automatically runs furnace from upstairs Bthlopia during tha Italian occupa- training In the mills at Baltic, and ters. e 1compact and cigarette, case to You can get a loan on youi large lot with 4-ear garage. Sit­ Mueller attended, In custody of tha . 1918 *ud 1946. about two weeks. tion partods, in suoh matters aa at Taftville, and In Cheney Broth­ Recalling that King had crlll- ! match. The bridegroomi’s gift to signature alone. A loan of uated within walking disi.inee •Stops over-heating— Saves Fuel noada, adiools and community pro- ers. HoB|iital [\utes union's attorney, Herman Llpaltz. | •------clzed tha committee'a annual re- { the bride was a string of crystal $100 coats $00.40 when of schools, rhnrelies and shop­ Present also were the other nine i Q—Who Is the "gloortiy Dean" 7 port as containing a "willful dis­ PINEHURST POULTRY promptly repaid In 13 month­ ping center. Sale Priee 816,500. Nets. Ctaanes During Tlie War rosary beads, and to his best man ly conaecutiva Installments •Maintains even, healthful temperature No AgreainsBt On Boundories Special wartime claaaea at night members of the union'a "strike I ^ —Very- Rev. William Ralph tortion of facta" cdncernjng hla 1 These small, new crop HEN Admitted yaatsrday;. Francis a calfskin wallet. ot $10.0& each. MANCHESTER — 2 - Family “'"V But tha oouanlsiaon baa been un­ were conducted at the local school committee.'' They. Uke Mueller. I *" part in the Canol oil producing and ' TURKEYS came throuito even Piano Loans $10 to $300. Kaafe. 23 Cambridge atreet: Mrs. had promised the court they would I 1034. Now- 86, and oum •Cuts neetlless trips to the basement able to reach any final agreement under the direction of Mr. Eohma- refining venture in Canada, Fer­ better than the oamples. Come H with 8 and 4 rooms, hav­ Rachel McGonigal, 1 Oak place; a.sk the strikers to return to work ' ''®t"Cd, he was noted for his ing modem con%'«niences and In OB the boundariea for the Intema- Ilan from April 1, 1940 until the guson declared; ! In and look them oyer. ..you * This wurk-savlng. step-saving nutoraatic regulator is really an Thomas Connors, 148 Middle Turn­ But despite their appearance, the gloomy prophesies. Women’s League will ge out with a turkey under good condition. Located on bus tlonaUxed port area of Triastc and end of the war. The local techni­ "W e can't pass on distortion of Instruction “elertric brain" that oonlrols your furnace while yitd relax. Open* Tugoalavla has announced aba will cal school waa open and operating pike. eaatr Mrs. Louise Lrsslg. union voted, 1,771 to 402 against the facts until we get the facts.” your arm. line and in n nice ocetlon ot !0U Rockvllta; Mrs. Mildred Andie, 358 considering any company offer un- Q--What Is one of the newest towrn. Within walking distance and closes furnace dampers just the right nmeunt at the right adeept none of the present bound­ 24 hours a day for all of the war The joint -chiefa it developed, Sale Dec. 4th FOWL Tiny Tots, Ages 3-6 L__ J FINANCE CO. times. Fuel ss^’lnga soon pny for It. It's the easy Inexpensive way Adams street; Mrs. Marlon Glen- ' til the antl-stnke Injunction, issued peacetime industrial uses for ra­ nf shopping center. Sale Price ary proposals. A ll efforts to revise years. dar ? turned over the Canol files to the ROAS’nXO CHICKEN* a Specialty. to modernize your heating plant, nnd bring your home up to date. ney. 443 fSaiA Center street; Miss Sejit. 9 by Common Pleas Judge committee last Monday, but under / le a k i*r\ State Tbeater md|. $8,500. Terms Arranged. , tha boidars racomBwnded by the He waa president of the Man A —In marine oil prospecting. FRYING CHICKENS Xel. 343* Priscilla Apol, 50 Blsaall street. ti'sltur P. Smart, is lifted. a "confidential" label. Women's League members met Four wars beaten down la st; ciMster Country Club from 1988 It Is used to plot positions for div­ yesterday afternoon at the Sec­ BROILERS WiU Teach Adulta Also. D. H. Matey. Mgr. ftfRINUFlELD — I5IMEDI- Admitted today: William Ma- Members of the court has await­ Col. Andrew J. McFarland, sec N g r—jy Lleeaae Ne.. SSI woak. through 1939, succeeding Dr. Lsr ing bells Investigating tKe ocaan ond Congregatlonial church with If you are going to serve poul­ ATE OCCUPANCY. Attractive \Q from dflwninfi lousky, 51 Apel plae«: Raymond ed word from the meeting and a retary of the joint chiefs ot staff, THEW.G.GLENNEYCO. Almaat aa hard fought waa tha Verne Holmes to ,that. office in bed. th* preeldent, Mra. Harry R. Ry- try, you roliRit Just as well get Write care 32 St. John St. Madera 8-Room Home with tile Benson, 58 Falrteld s tm t. i report from Mueller. When Mueller was aekfd why the files were kept FlAOrU ,/VYfS • **Y$ TtS tiaua of what powors the governor 1938. He waa intanssly Intaraated lander, to further consider plsn.a the best . . . and reiuember, bath and lavatory. A ir condi­ COAL, LUMBER, MASON’S SUPPLIES. PAINT r- . - : of the BOW area ahould have in athletics at th^" school and dur- Discharged yastorday: Mrs. appeared before them, however, the secret so long arisr the fighting please, every piece of Plnshurst tioned. Recreation room In ended. for the December sale, which has Gertrude Herrmann 3.16 NO. MAIN STREET T E I„ 414^ Ih caoence, the argument boiled ' ing his admlnlatration the school Helen Brosatar, 8^ Main' atreet; Judges merely announesd adjoo^ - 1 vic*e pVeeldant of'thtf*t?f^. T* '*** been named the ‘‘Christmas Chest poultry Is properly dressed be­ cellar. Brass plumbing. Two- ment of court until 8:80 a, m. ( e:s. down to the question of whether maintained good baseball and bas Frank Rau. 104 Waat Canter A —.4l5 0fio per year. He iuid the coinmittee hadn't Fair." fore It goes to you. car garage with Amosite drlvti- th* governor ahould be a governor ketball teams, alw'ays placing well street; Mrs. Doris Frost, 119 Maple t I tixliiy and told Mueller be might asked for declassification until The date of Wednesday, Decem­ way and many other modem remain In custody of hla attorney In tSo full ■ of the word, or up In the ranks of state vocational street; Mra. FranoM Dougan. 36 s Q - 1.S our country the only Monday, and estimated it would ber 4. was set for the event, ami SLICED SPICED HAM ^Attention! facilities. Located In a very de­ abnjply a powortoaa representative schools in school athletics. Hamlin street; Mrs. Jean Monog- overnight. "United 'late.*" in ' this hemi- take a week for the .ICS security it was decided to open the fair in 61a pound sirable section of town. *Sale at fea UnlUd Nations. Tha west- He was a member of the Ameri- han. Talcottvtlla; Mra. Evelyn The ;55-year-old president walked sphere ? meeting to examine the documents tho afternoon, and in coimeotioii Fat Salt Pork Priee 816,500. Terms Arranged. nations __ want him . . to have,1 I can Vocational Association, the, Rnssell, — 295— Main- street; .Mrs. out of the courtroom with a broad s A No. Brazil's official name is and make recommendations on re­ with tho sals serve a turkey sup­ Garages and , ■Uopg police power, to be a real I Manchester Educational Club, the i Dorothy Eddy, 82 Oaranl street. smile on bis face. Estado.s I'nidoS do Braoll—United leasing them. per and have an entertainment in FRESH FISH COVENTRY—8-Room Furnish­ „..,u ... . I Manchester Klwanls* Club and the | Discharged today: Joseph Hunt. Rally On Broad Front Si.-ites ni Brazil. the evening. Mrs. Frank Vittner Pinehurst Service Stations! ed Cottage with arreened porch ®®e*'y filled with this question I Qopjmgjce HI, i jBl Maple atreet: Mrs. Marth* .Minnwhile. other union fone.s was named general chairman of and modern conveniences. I.0- Attenlutu Turned * Try u pint of our deep Is the problem of what authority fraternity waa Delta Kappa Phi Wylie. 29 Ulao street; Earl had been rallying on a broad front Ho'v many reprsoantattves the 'upper committee. Her assist­ eated on large lot near lake. the Triaste Parliamentary Assem­ Scali'ips, Khrlmp or some We Do the Following Clearance Ha was alSo a member of Quin- Hotchlns, 85 Broad street: .Mrs to join in the antl-lnjunctlon fight. urv to be elected'thia November? To Other Shit}builder!t ants and league members who will Could easHy be wrlnterlzed. Oe- bly should have. Rspresentattves of •\t Ilarriaburg...Jsuies I. Me- SWORDFISH Machine Shop Work: . ...n o t the least o f youi*. lovelin ess nebaug lodge of Mitsons of Putnnm n, Sllyi A I'he entire ►. uee—485. Washington, Sept. »26- -t/Pv— The serve during the sale and enter­ capaacy within 80 days. Rca- the Slavic group of states contend L'evat. ..president of the AFL- tainment will be later announced, Mackerel Flounder eoaaMy priced for qulck’ oale. this alsctod assembly and hot the and Masons will officiate at his fit- ' Helen Sphallsr,. 72 61akland street HouseI McrchanlMcroharit Marine...... commit-...... - iValvea Refmecd of Pennsyivanla Federation of Ls- Q. What is a "placebo?" a Haddock Cofi These adorable INDVS by ffejTUNfT can be governor, ahould be the supreme nsral. ., tee tunicirTts aTOntion from Henry ! Already a large quantity of MANCHESTER — OCCUPAN- Before coming to Manchester he .bor, said the 480.000 members of A - Pleasant-taattng pill, con­ J. Kai.sf-r todav to the w.ir profit.s holders, towels, handl.er- Blocks Reseated authority In the area. his .orgunizatlon would join with taining''no medication. Often given FMNEHURST CHEESE CY IN 86 DAYS. Modem S- on your feet from morning 'til night'.,v -'for Bight hours of dfeate oh these served aa a textile engineer in es- Married. Couples of other inerch.int shipbuilders. chiefs, dolls and stuffed animals Water Pumps Rebuilt tabllahmenta in Putnam. Norwich the striking power workers In hy doUo'rs to paglfy rather than Among tho firms awaiting scni- ^sve been turned «n ^ the fan- For macaroni dishes, try Room Pre-War Home with at­ issiiss yasterday brought the op­ I heir fight against , the Ihjunction. j benefit a patient. I^ipularly called tached garage." AU modeni everything from calisthenics to cajlers. posing points of view no closer to and O oc^ear In this state and in tiny IS the St. Johns River Ship-, ^ass home of our Old Factory Store i r « )(uNifB ■,? lUMCHfinsusK Picture Frames Discus® Drive "Our appearance in court won't "sug.ar pills." "Placebo" la Latin Passenger Cmr and Truck eonvenleaetis laelodlng fan agreement than they were months Duluth,'Minn., and Cleveland. Ohio build.ijg Corp- of Florida which. ! L C'hee*e. We have Cottage, and Pasoalc. N. J. cover the merita of the lasuea." j for "1 will please.” Sliced Swirs. Blue Type and Brake Drums Turned hath, steam heat with oil bora- Whether you teim them with house dress or said McDevltt. "We're Interest­ the Maritimo commission reported Vriends ' ' er, receaaod radiatloa, Breplace, and Outstanding in yasterday's long He was the author of several The Married CMuplss Club held to the committee, ran a $6(W) capi- "'x h e IctW for O c ' plenty of Squaro American ( ’Trucks a Specialty) ed only in removing that sweep­ ^ V How heavy, was passenger Chee)«e. , copper plumbing, screens and hoitci* gown, you’ll find they’re easy on ssy of oommlaalon work on the textbooks on textile methods, am­ Ita first meetieg at the Second tal mveslmrnt into estimated corahjnation screen doors. Lo­ ong them a work dealing with the ing iniunctlon.” ’ ail ir.iftic in 1945? nrnfifa nf <9 AkH HArt HObeV IS & rUmmA^ AAlA »©r W ©Q- other treatlss—for Bulgaria, Hun­ Congregational church last night. IMIT.ATION MAPLE SYRUF Brake Shoes Rclined cated oa a good size lot In a production of carpets from the raw An appetising supper preceded the In Washington. Joseph Belrne.' A Last year 6.500,000 passen­ n. t tk ... nestlay, October 9. at tha chAirch, ' your feet . . . and eaty on your cys»l gary, Italy and Romahla—was the 7So quart Popular Brake Shoe Sets very desirable reoMoatlal see- decision by the Italian Ek;onbmlc materials to the finlthed product. buslnesa meeting. In charge of president of the National Federa­ gers Hew 218,000.000 mUea .sM-H “ *■ I With Mrs. Ralph Rockwell a s ^ ^ ir- tion of Telephone Workers, de­ aailed by Ka ser and other wllnea- n ji^ e committee of arrange- tion of tow*. Sale Priee $14M0. Black o r White. ^ 00 nun las ion to -adopt the' principle Hla Survivors President James Brand. Mr*. FROZEN HORSE 3fEAT In Stock Leather Cases manded a Justice dspartmsnt in­ Q W ho is vice president of ^ menM. The doors will open at nine Ternm Arranged. of seoeptiag 75 per cent compen- .^He la surv’lved by hie Wife, the Brand and Mr. and Mr* E. lous, fast were bccomrfig the tar- o-clock. and during the early a fter-, FOR DOGS .AND CATS aation for war damage suffered fpr'mer Miss Glady* A. Donchlsn Coughlin. Twenty persona enjo^ved vestigation of the Pittsburgh court Urn United .-{tates? A H f O U King Pins Fitted EAST HARTFORD — TUe S- Most Styles injunction and the jailing of A —No one. The office became get of committee criticism Aa a n^on the League wllT hold a bust-! ‘i2c pound In Italy by business firms and o'f Hartfoi-d: one dauffbter. .Miss the meal, which consisted of hl«ni. result Chairman Bland (D-Va.) meeUng in one of the class- Piston Pins Fitted Room Single and 2-cnr gnrnge To .Make Way for New Merchandiho 15.00 to $6.00 ' e dtiaens of victor nations.. Alice Echmallan: and two sisters, baked beans, scallopOd potstoe*. Union President Mueller. viu.int when Harry Truman wa.s Pard Dog Food LOOKING m located on large lot can be Talking of Sympathy strike .announced that the current phase , rooms. The committee will be at H m United States fought to Mrs. Jacob) Chltjian of thia town green salad, roUsh, rolls, coffee and elev.ited to the presidency, and 2 bo.xes 27c beagh; for aa Itttt* an g2Ji06 ASSORTED SIZES. COI.ORS Beirne said the 7.500 members of the hearings will conclude to- t^e church the preceding day/to GOOD.,. ■ ^ \ have tho figure fixed at 25 per cent and Mrs. J, A Skendcriaii of West ice cream. Uon.stitutibn makes no. provision morrow with testimony from com® 1 recelvo donAtfons. Members And Arfeatores Turned down. TU * home ha* all mod­ of the esfenated tno.0o6.000 in Hartford. . Plans for the season weie lU*. of his union In the Pittsburgh area for sMcceasor. ^ NOW IN . . ; and Undtreot em eeavealences. Is on ho* ttne were "very restive" ,and__talklng mission officials. No further aeg- 1 the contrtAAtion generAllv are ’ slaima on file, but losL Russia and In hls_^honor the aihool will cuassd, and as the club has lost and bandy to ecboole, ebarehm the United Statss votod together about a aympathv strike, but de­ m .TTTeouhllcan aov- ' asked to,¥ave arUcles for the sale, flerappje, 25c Jar. close St boon today to reopen on several loyal members by death Q— How many Repunucan gov j,*o^. 5 elections.- 1 ______flmall cans of Blieed |fraak< Generators and Starters nnd shopping center. Snie against the British demand for and removal from town, it was vot­ clared none would be approved cinorf are in office? I Representative Keogh (D-N. Y.) ! Uem-8eekers Will -Move River ' Price 8S.206. Terms Arranged. full payment of the claima, which Monday morning. Student dele­ until we are convinced that ius- furts and Beans. Rebnilt 50c TO $6.00 gates from the departments of the ed to bold a membership ' drive. Twenty-three. ami Representative Hcrter ( R- ' . Noodle Chicken Dinner failed Of psssags on a nine to nine ______Earl Butler was named chairman tice and reason no longer prevail Mass. I said they believe the com -' . Johannesburg—

- ’ T , J MANLIttSTEK EVENING HERALP. MANCHESTER. CONn !. lMtJR»UAl, SEKiEMBER 26. 1046 P A 0 E S E V £ M e v e n i n g , h e r a l d . M A N C l ^ l T R . CON'N.. T H L T IS D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 2 f. 194f MANCHESTER n x Ists than had been PluiiB Perfecletl nation's communications industry’. That convention also deetdad 38. of Bridgeport, and aald abe First Frost. i?r Baldwin, Cortland. DeU^ua Final action on the proposal will' against Joining slthcr tha A FL or waa being held In $1,000 bonds en * —n- tntandwf MMla« oT th* sttuatlon has had more and other late varieties sre being cn o - mTWwnffffr NFTW con- the CIO. a technical charge of drivtag ao aa Frank Vichi HTlie^lBM gwq ■ • ■# WTBT~1SBB Conttirf" by Moscow picked. Drop apples sre promi­ l o n c r a o I N r I w iwmion in Denver Nov. 4 to 16. 1 to cauae loaa of life. The boy waa should be viewsd as a* sincert and the Auruat which preceded it. - Difference 0Umrt}p0tpr I nent In markets. . . j r i The new organization probably Bridgeport Boy KlUod |the aon of Mr. and Mta BRlUam permanent thlnf or merely tern-1 But makinf such an argument at The requisition order was placed The wimc-isss / oday 8 itadio worb-hi. Is Now Due "Peaches have all been picked — ■—(- \ will be known as the Communtca- Boyhan of 1688 Mato atreet &fBiu0 ?fralh porary strategy in a continiiing such a time la, of cotirar, quite in with s male quartermaster of- Heads Squires Vaatarn Daytlght Ttnae afHl practically all sold. Orapes. . . ~ ! Workers of America, Briit, Sept. 26.—1^)—Wll-1 flret The color made no differ­ Is Exercised Subtly w sshlnrttnt-Sept. 26 (P) — j xhe NFTW, a federation of 47 MHUStIflO M fIL war of nerves. harmony with the bland talents of nr-'K nliims and late penra ate Usm Boyhan. Jr., four years old. The log cabin's first appearaaee ^ 0 ,C. ence to him. and he sent the or- Milder Weather Than limited Plans ire belhg perfected today independent unions which claim a waa fatally injured tste yesterday I noim NO I Taken aa sincere. Rtalin'a state­ weathermen for litnorin* the Doctor arrlvin'g^ln markets In in North America waa la 168g, I • a s M .irr on to Marseille, i la riii«>f mf I «. Right to Happtnaaa.A 7:»>—WDRC—Mr. Keen, Tra«r to scrap the National Fsdaratlon combined membership of 230,000 when he was stnKk by an auto- when members of ths Swedish I 111 'iiUiiuiUeSK, ment is welt within that "new weather outside their own win­ At .Marseille, another quarter- IS e . le r lr fi U l I P l VOI l-<0« 4;00_ w d r C — House Party: of Lost Parsons:1 WONB—A ^ u r Normal Results mobile aa he waa playing to the | Waal Indie Company set up a nMiUUIOM p't Telephone Workars and replace workers in vsrioua branches of the spirit and new approach" for dows. Aa for US, vff. reject th<- master officer got to pondering Oil Organization; Oth- Hale; WTHT—Profeaaor QuU; Policy of Co^onl^ in I South Coventry I It w'lth a light national union of telephone Industry, authorized the street near his home; Police iden-' trading post snd villaae at Deto- - w n c —Symphony of Melody. Liberal Supplies which Mr. ICden cafted. And tt auggeatlon for any pnd all years about blue braasleraa. They're nuts . Says: ' Kenton; WTHT— Jack Berch, Eastern B<»nler Is (-losetl j unprecedented scope within the change-over In principle last June tlfled ths driver aa Dolla L. Reedy, j ware ^ y . up there in Baden.Badan. he de­ r r O n ic e r s | w n c —Backstage wife. 7:45—WONS—Inside of Sports. laa aiMpt seems to US that western dlplo-1 To our mind, keepipf .September 4;1S—WKNB — Birthday aub; Meshes' PoaunMtsr Georgs H. Robsrtoon Hartford. Sept. 26—iP)— The rided snd put an order In for rose- lllrh Blood Preaaore DeSea g;00—WDRC—Suspense; WONS C ountries To Refirgee Jews agnSaas aa#' Monasra ihitsraa at tha macy at top utficiai levels ahoiild In the summer colupm is s ' hsl- roiored hiaasferbs, thousands of lATHT— Oirand's Music Hall; ts - L I i.u --H - ! announcss that on and afUr'Oeto- ^••lilv crop and markSt report ■m (Nhaa si Maamaatat. Oaaa.. as .«>l>ectal INete Frank VIchl was elected Chief j —Carrington Playhouss; WTHT Smoothly with Kremlin l ber l. r*tes for sir msll Wtu bo 5 S S J T S L a «a « llattar. ______^ be prepared to accept and enccnir- lenga to September to matrii sum­ them. The order went throikgh Squire by qiembera of Brown- w n c —Stella Dallas. of the SUte Department of Agri- 4:80—WDRC— Give and Take; —Lum and Abner; W n C —Aid- " ■ ' cents psr ounoe anywhere In ths U. age whatever aincerlty may be In mer Ideals, which it does pcrUxli- routine channela to a factory at B» Wlllisni O’Briea, M. D. LaOacc circle, dolumbian Squires, 1 rich Family. ,culture laid today: ' Prague. Bept. l28- (JFl - SOMCEIFTIOK EAT«f i.yon WKNB - Uncle Dave; W n C — S. By UlUlan B. Rtog 8. and ovsrsess. •Crop conditions; Temperatures' j^wj, who for months have been 0*0 T#Sf Bjtl, *aaat#aaaaaa.a .f ••W It. relher than to let It wither it- cally. We have ilnally, In .'tcp- \irllten for NEA Harvlea at Its meeting last nfght at the ; Lonnxo Jones. 8:15—WTHT—Monitor Vlew^a the ^ (M’ho has Jest letoresd Presidsnt Mrs. Virginia Snow pi|f Main fef ••••aasosaat I •ft At l.yon. the factory went- to Knights of Columbus horae.- He | were above normal last week j stresmihg out of Poland en route aelf out under the Are of western tember of this year, had soni** iMiients with high blood prea- 4;45—WKNB Across the Foot-' News. from ala yssra to stol sear tbs opsnsd ths busineaa mooting of ths •F worX turning out thoiuands of often ask their pbyaiciana succeeds Richard Foley whose moet of 'the,i period. First ifrost I to Palestine and other havens may cynicism. We need not rush to pleasant summer, whUh h»s <*" ^e-roloicd braaaleres. lights: w n c - . Young Wldder 8:i0—WDRC—FBI In Pence and “Basslaa spbsre.") Auxlltory-oC the Bsrl Warren In moat vulnerable arroa ^Is due jjq longer „ cross into Oeecho- Waatara ttataa aao aPO ...... »i* "" t,e sugK' •'t " diet which will cor- term of offlte expires at the end Brown. War; News; WONS— Vic and Now York, SspL 26—(^)— “Or- Oresn Post. No. 52 at 6:30 Monday i Stslin's erms. reiialnly not on the warmed our hearts Ihsl we i«n M n Psiis, the Assembly went to their condition. Several (Mats of this month The new Chief but no threats appeared the past Slovakla without fully visaed pass­ ,..,1 5;00-WDRC Main Street; Bade: WTHT—America's Town dera from Moscow” is a pbraaa fre­ evening In their rooms at the Le­ week. Some reJnfall Sept. 20 HBMIIBM U» strength of words alone. But we great atiliimn cheerily as it sr'- work abolishing the Frenrh have been tried, but only weight- j Squire, together with other oflfl- ports. Closing of the Czech border n u a m u c u t b p i'Mtow Hartford; WKNB News: The Meeting of the Air; w n C — quently hoard when outeldort dla- gion haU, Wall atreet Treasurer and 8L ranging around a half Inch WAS announced laat night by the can and should Indicate our own rives on traditional schcdulc/le t WAO. reducing "*■* helpful, and i cars of the circle elected last Mailbag; WTHT — Terry; Burns and Allen. Mrs. Grace Homer gave a report TIN anristatf neaa is eaeiusisair ...... K' (i,„r .''O'* said tha French officer; In moet areas, relieved threat of Interior ministry. enttitea (« the ^ reeweiioatioa »> complete willingness to cooperate tha weathermen tinker w ^ lh n r then unl>. df course, If the patient ; night, w-lll be installed at the raaet- w n c —When a Girl Marries. cuas the political altuatlona In the for the paat year. Mrs. Snow then •II M^atseatahaseradHse 'iiieraet llas to Expjlaln Order 8:00 — WDRC — Dick Haymes. drought temporarily. A ministry ipokeaman said overweight . . . . of the circle next, week by 5:15—WDRC Danny O'Neil Communist-dominated countrias o< read a lut of chairmen appointed, "Market condlUona: Continued •taarwiaa ereeileu la this eapsi anS in translating the spirit of RU- owrn barometers, not wfth .New The quartermaster at Maraeillr Krd-face.l, overweight heavy Show; WONS—Oabriel Heatter. , '‘American authorities ln Austria| Chancellor Thomas Morrissey of Show; WON8 Superman; News; WTIC—Music Hall. eaatern Europe. Leaders of these aa follows; Membership. Miss Lura milder weather than normal rc- else Ihs inrai eesr* eahtisliea .beiSN lln's words Into Internstlonal real­ England's hallowed qn'fV time test- hs* to explain Why In the name of ,alers often have high Mood prea- Campbell council, assisted by and Germany had complained they WTHT— Music;. W t lC - l»orUa 8:15—WONS-- Real Stories from countries vehemently deny all that Green; rehabilitation. Mrs. fSdna aulted to more liberal market sup- an fights M raeuMioalMni ol soselal ity. We can and should be able ad aaaaona. , ■ name of a name he ordered sev­ oiire and many people believe counselors of the circle. Faces Life. . Lewis; Americanism, Mrs. ERhal Could not cere for eny more Nfu- ers I dozen thousand roaa-colored Real Life. pllei of many tendrt- products than gees and added : "We have no fa­ aiapatdMs aeralB. »*e»2e?v to apeak for peace, end do It In that rating rxceaalve qiuintlttea of Other officers elected were: 5:80—WDRC — Old Record Shop; , the term implies. Nelson'; conununtto service, Mrs. for some eeaaona In late Septem­ Poll •sfslee elieel of N. ■. A Sar»iee " ~~------ine.it iT tru'Tsuaa of the condition. Deputy tTilef .Squire —Francis 8:30- WDRC—Crime Photogra­ cilities to keep them here." 1)he tae. ___ such words and In such proposed WON8 — CapUln MIdrtIght: j Just what form and amount of Oorlnne Pander; Gold Star Moth­ ber. These Included snap and The quartermaatar at Baden Jn high bloorl pressure, the dif- j Mader. WTHT — Jack Armstrong: pher; WONS—By Popular De­ control doaa Russia exerclac over British recently asked the Czecho­ rha I actions that there co’iild be no 1 ers, Madeline Jamea; leglaU- lima beans, corn, egg-plant, toma- Pubiisa.'rs Ksertsaatatisaa Bsden ( an. and dooa, say "Keep me fldiKv rsHot in the blood, which! NotaiT—Uerard Chapdelsine. w n c —Just Plain Bill. mand; WTHT—Take It from the government of an neighboring Uon. Mrs. May Reynolds; conaU- slovak government to halt the flow juKus Mathaars (leaciai apaecy—Naw toea. peppers and summer squash. .uKos Math. I doubt as to our own sincerity. nut of it, because I said blue 14 noinial. hut in the amall arter-1 Bursar. Richard Ryan. 5:4I^—WKNB- YMCA Program. | •There. Harry Wlsmer; WTIC-^ Communist state such as Yugoala- tutlon and by-laws, Mrs. May Rey­ of refugees beceuae it aggravated Tara. Oiieago. lietreu saS gostoa. Connecticut M a i^ g Additional Growni condlUona in Peleetine,^ ; Turning to the very lively beae- ones ” irs whichare conatrlcted by j Mamhal—Arthur Tiirkington. WONS— Tom Mix: WTHT — | Jack Haley with fCve Afden. via? That to a question ftequan^Iy nolds; troptalea and awards, Mrs. "Crop prospects, vegetables: HKMItkn AUUI'! BURRSU UP The frfclory at Lyons wants to spasm Ol by hardening or by both. .Sentry—William Berry. Tennessee Jed; WTIC — Front ■ 10:00 WDRC—Readers Digest— asked but never authoritatively an­ Alma Barrows; education of orph­ ball season for an analogy, Wal­ Potatoes In the late crop area are Thenka Baldwin For CVHirteey CIKiiUATIlrtf^ Know who la going to pay fOr the Beil nirat Is. not a cauae of high \ Auditors — Kenneth Lappen, Page Farrel. Radio Edition; WONS—^Eddle swered. ans of vaterana, Mrs. Orpoe Homer; aUll green to many larger, well lace hit s pop-up, Eden poled Out order, snd when. bloial prrssurr, for red meat doea nw Marais mm»aa uaaieaar. Im . Y ankee Peter Pinto and.Richard Foley. Evening Dooley'li Football Roundup; Control Seen Subtle memorials, Mrs. Martha'Green; na­ sprayed fields and making addi­ •aateeas aa gaaaeisi raseoatituuiy (oi a long and daring Ay, and then, The government. In effect, says not diffrr. rxcept In color, from i • Captains--Edward Cleeson and 6:00—News on all stations. WTHT—So You Want to Lead a My observations in countries tional newA Mrs. Jane Welles; na­ Hartford, Sept. 28 — (fP)'— Sir l U I E K n C H By /V H. U. ___» MsdSW ' tional tuber growth. Recent light Angus Fletcher of Great Britain, tyengtetaiaai s.rns excessive salt can cause blood i 6:45 — WDRC — Robert Trout Hurkness of Washington. with instructions to shoot dowm an wrlU appoint a committee for each on basis of previous years’ rec- on tho Wato.^ In which ha bM i had, he saicL hern obllgHtoil to do .Sunday morning. Bpeclal imisi'- pressure to go up. M olir gl^d“ i ‘ »»e r^les and regulations for run- ^ the last SIckaring rally for News; WONS—Easy Aces; I 11:30—WDRC—Columbia's Mas-' American plane or to pass a new time the unit provides refreah- ordA If. however, temperatures partldpaUd. He withdrew from no work oh behalf of anyborly. ssk- has been srianged for the raia- . Hlet's like their food well salted. I " ‘"S ■ mcetinff 1" «n order y fwh- w n c —Lowell Thomas. ' tcrpieces: WONS — Eliot Law- ments. Mrs. Ethel Nelson agreed continue above normal, supplies of world peace instead of war alive? however. and when aalt Is taken When you play football it law are way off the beam. cabinet office before the war ed to do nothing more thsn simply ai„n snd Rev. Ralph W. Rowland, 1 7:00—WDRC—Mystery of the! fence's Orchestra; News; WTHT to accept the chairmanship. After these products are expected to preside over the gathering. In ‘ pa.stor. suggests that all members from them they feel weak and j I" necessary to have a Aeld upon Of* course, the policy of Com­ FOR BETTER cause ha refused to go along ivith Week; WONS—Fulton Lewis, ' — Music; WTIC—Concert of Na­ the meeting an entertainment waa continue liberal into October. short, he had not a worry In the and friends make an effort to get (Uaincllned to eat; their blood which to play, equipment for the Jr.; WTIC—Supper Club. tions. munists in eaatern European gov­ ernments meshes smoothly with given by Clinton Webb of Glaston­ “Broccoli, cabbage, carrots, SERVICE tha Chamberlain polic;^ Af ap- “Task Force Frigid" world, and this, he aald, with a „,it for tl.is day, as the start of preaaiiVe may be lowered by weak-' pl«.vers and officials to rnn the 7 :15!—WDRC—Jack Smith Show; j 12:00—WONS—Jan Oarber'i Or­ bury, magician and ventriloquist. cauliflower, celery and spinach are paaaamant at Hitler. Bmca the smile which still seemed to «s a the fall aeason, neaa from fasting, but. there Is no | game. Above all it is necessary to WONS—Famous Songs; Musical j chestra; WTIC—Newa; Design the policy of the Kremlin. Events of the past two years make The unit served cup cakes and cof' making good growth and liberal Telephone lino* or# war. both In and out b f office, be America might he making many little wistful, made him very hap- Christian Endeavor Soi le- basic effect on the arteriea. , have s book of rules A similar 'Roundup; WTHT — Raymbnd 1 for Llstennig. fee after the entertainment. market auppliea of goobsoi> at St ed for .some speelal complication in j counselors pre.senti in this room Larger, average size, higher color Of during tho oftornoon. two years ago, when he prnr- ppt^j'a Kplacopal church in lle- which Hold is restrirted. Special has probatjly reached the conclu- the vlUHty and energy of the The Nathan Hale Community Uona and on tha rdal-practice of i tributing something to strengthen Communlat movement. and cleaner fruit has been report­ tlmlly enpered before the micro- suiidnv evening at 7:30. The s|iring waters do ipt have any sion that I have: That the people Kent Cooper's New Songs Center fair committee announces ed by many commercial orchard- deaqaCraUc Idaals rather than on t the potential change in world at- phone, like an ancient king re- ,,.^,,1^ Christ iTiuich Cathedral, greater value in |■<1lucing blood of this country do not pay enough- Don’t Need InstnictionH a change In plana on Saturday eve­ S contlnuatlOM of historic power; titudaa. Perhaps our diplomacy is covering his lost youth, in his will sing niul the Very pressiiie than does j^aln drinking' *11601100 to their eltctloiia. Communist politicians don’t get ning when the pony ridea will be- FIRST NATIONAL STORES poUtlca and Imperialism planning some aiirh move. well-merilrd pleasure over .M- l/,^vis Mershon, Dean of the water. 1 i "If you think your Nominating To Be Broadcast on Friday y minute instructions for their dally ^n at' 6 p. n¥.. Instead of the an­ Ing boss of a bossed convention CMthcdral, will speak. Rev. Ocoige work because- they don't need nounced time of 7 p. m. Opening Faraooally, Mr. Eden la a clear But the American nawa whkb High - blood - pressure patients 1 committee has erred you have the whlrb was nominating the young Mlinc, picsldent of the Union, who ifo change re-1 right to make a correction by nom- them. They know their jobs. both evenings of other events w l SUPER MftRKETS will most imprasa'Russians today be 7 p. m. as prevtously stated: and ooaaiatant thinker, aa Mr. gentleman of his own choice for people to support these apond to •ed life In inatlons from the Aoor—Vou are (Eastern Standard — Add One NBC 10:30 Eddie Cantor at a They know what ia expected of A Lesson in Tea-Making la aomethliig else again. It la the them. They know their Harxlat Haary Wallaca ia not And being United Slates Senator. That was meetings if they wish them to those institutions by rifaxing their not bound by your Nominating Hour For Daylight). new day and time, Margaret Whit­ The Coventry Towners first Scald a csockarjr taapot. Put in ona taaspooniul of taa oiit of offlot, aa Mr. Wallace waa news of "Task Force Frigid." This the most surely and eoneliisively 1 ennllmie. Towns of Oolumbia. He- tension snd getting piore rest. ing Joining the program as aololat,' dogma, and they know how this game on Sunday waa played with committee." New York, Sept. 26 - -(^1—First theory has been Implemented and or ono toa-bag for oach paraon. Add frath, "bubbling” not whan ha mada hia foreign pol­ la a collection of our heaviest and bossrd Democratic convention hn,n. Cilead, Wc.stchestcr, Marl- Their pressure comes| down, but At the opening of the meeting with Burns and Allen as opening Columbia nine Instead of with An­ nf many yeazs, and llonicr him- i„,rough and CoUlic.stcr arc in- performance of Ave new songs in­ interproted by Lenin and Stalin. dover as erroneously stateebby the OCrOMt ISSM, PAMKV O K U AtAOAZMK ON SAU moat modem mechanized military it is the change In tl^lr way . of , ! Rev. Robert W o ^ of St. James’ guests, boiling watar. Staap for fiva minutaa. Stir, than aarva. FRUITS<«rfVECETABLES icy apaach, Mr. Eden was privl- srlf waa the boss, and the gentle- , h,dcd in the memheiship and living, rather tha spired by the career of Anna Zen- In short, they are cogs in the huge correspondent. The double-header F/-esA equipment which has been asaem- e "P*”*^**', church. Incoming Father Prior of FRMAY. SIPT. 176k AT A U PWST NATIONAL STORM lagad to atato hia viewa on the man who was hlslorienlly merely overyeme Intcicstf'd is invited to water they drink h accounts ; circle, spoke regarding the ger, words and music by Kent Sound off with Mark Warnow, Communist machine. was with Andover. Marshal Tito, for Instance, got MANY HfLPS FOIt MOOIRN UVING • fNTIRTAINMiNT - FICTION worid aituaUon the other night bted at Fairbanks, Alaska, and the great compromiser had an attend. for the improvement. j aims and purposes of the Squires. Cooper, who composes as a hobby, musical series on behalf of the Alton Taylor was guest of honor which la now about to set out on undisguised relish In the sltim- ^ miinbcr of members of the Kat Increases Pressure is announced for the broadca.at of Army’s recruiting drive, and on his first lessons In Communist at a picnic dinner birthday party without causing any International Counselors present were intro­ revolutionary technique when he 2 u s i 5 . an experinental war game into tlnn. He was, If he will pardon weslein Bit snd Spur Club look I’ait of the Increased pressiire- duced by Chief Squire Richard Highways in Melody, directed by CBS for something like 12 weeks Sunday in observance of his 21st (ANTAIOUPES - acandal. our eomparallve reading of his 1,0,.ses to the show in Nor- re.-ullng in the overweight indi­ Paul Lavalle. at 8 p.m. Friday, as a'^'^ummer replacement. Is to fought With the Red Army In the the frozen Interior of Alaska. Foley. birthday at the home of his par­ eat alues But what Anthony Eden bad to ■nlnd, murk happier then. 'wichtown last Sunday. Winners vidual is the result of the blood Oct. 18. on NBC. continue (on the air for 26 weeks Isst year of the First World vvar. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Jacob­ M V Along with "Operation Muak Ox," , Lyrics aie from Cooper’s forth­ more by moving to MBS. The CBS He provlously had deeerted the P8UNES — - r * ' say wa% up to a point based on It waa. we make so bold as to included Phyllis Field on hgr fa- |ire.ssurc's being taken through a son, with 25 guests present from 2us29. which took place In Canada, along BUggeat, something of an aitifl- ther'a "Mlke"wlth Jaek Wiley on fat arm. while some of the re­ coming book. "Anna Zenger; -series ends October 2, with the Austro-Hungarian Army to throw WllUmanUc, Perkins’ Corner. pnrtty much the same kind, of m u f with last winter's experiments clal effort for him to muster en- hi.s "Drummer" wdio took llrat mainder results from his mechani­ pMother of Freedom," a novelized MBS broadcasts to start October in his lot with the Russians. EagleviUe and North Coventry. FOWL AU sins IR 53« (saUng that waa inaide Mr. Wal- biography of America’s first I 10 at 8 p.m. . . . Change in time Life Devoted To Revolution hoi with carrier and carrier planes Joyment of the 1818 affair. ! place In the Western Pair class. cal load of fat (Which is compara- The Pastor’s Council of the First LETTUCE 2 2 3 . Ihoa. Thara m e, la both men, a The enjoyment other leadei s and Beverly Wiley on "Patches, iible to a sack of Hour carried on woman newspapei^ publisher. for the start on ABC Pot 0 ’(3old, From that time Tito devoted his Congregational church will meet, Inside tha Arctic Clrcla, along look, or pretended to Inke, in the owned hy Ray Cixaisen with the individlKU’s back. I Hollywood The songs are: “In Freedom's telephone call stunt, will move it life to the revolution. He was fsMlnr of daapalr that this poor Cause," an election song; "You'll from Thursdays to Wednesday unless otherwise announced, on TEA CHICKENS— V. 1.5 . with tha proposed experiments of exiitcfiee of Bn iinbossed conveii- llcoigc Hess on his "Pietty Boy Exerci.se is not recommended sentenced to prison In his native Monday evening at the home of PEARS 2- 27. 9 old worM couM unite for the win­ Know It’s Love," Anna Zengcr’a nights at 8:30, advancing the open­ Task Fores Wllllwaw" In the tlon, was even more artificial Be- ' came In third in the same class, for weight reduction In hyperten­ Croatia for Communist agitation. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Kingsbury. ning nf a war but could not sUy By GCNE HANDSAKW love song: "There Was A King," ing one day to October 2. This He -was an important cog in the Aleutians, and the achediiled ex- fore the convention was very far | Ray Crossen on "Patche.s" won sion esses. On Saturday. October 5, the aft­ MeINTOSN Ponry united to arin the peace for which along on ita unbossed w ay, they ^ first place in Musical Chairs. .Miss Patients with high blood pres- children’s song; "The Magic of the will put it on just ahead of the Communist organisation which UMng 3- 29. MACKEREL perlmenta this winter of "Task Violin," and "To You, Fair Ladles, new Bing Crosby recorded seriea smuggled men from the Balkan ernoon before Sunday school be- that war had been fought Mr. were greeting its progress with 1 Field and Jack Wiley came in .sure shoubi not ii.se reducing Hollywood — Bill Lundigan In­ gina at the First Congregational Forca Froat" In northern Wlacon- drugs except under a physician's Now on Land." song of the grand when that program starta October countries to fight' on the side of PRISN Bden, like Mr. Wallace, had hia grimaces, not with smiles. And as. third in the Road Hack cliuss on troduced me to Ava Gardiner, church, there will be a Sunday HADDOCK FILLET sin, this war game Is a part of ' in retrospeet, they thought of what! the above mentioned horses. supervision. ball adapted from a Seventeenth 16. On thqt same date the Henry Republican Spain In that coun­ Plavor’i Tho Vhing HONEYDEW •»»«»*“ - 9. own appraisal of what was going who happened to be in thetne noon-noon­ century sea song. Morgan show is moving from try’s civil war. school rally with rafreshmenta and America'a intensive and some­ a little more bosring mlglit have ] Miss Tlllie Friedrich, We.si The higli-blood-pressure patient games. Further details will be an­ PRISN oa la Intomatlonal diplomacy at whose weight Is normal should time crush at Liicey's/restaurant, Tuesdays to the 10:30 half-hour He was Hiring the life of a fugi­ HALIBUT times feverish effort to practice done at various stages of theiatreet. Is making her home for the as ''Mri Hackensack.'f Otherwise, Back from Vacation Tonight: ‘ just after Crosby. nounced. BCH |2 c tha tima of his speech. game, snd, toward the end of the I present with her niece, Mrs. Fran- not alter his daily eating-habits, tive In Yugoslavia when the Ger­ CELERY «»•««« the waging of modern war under for emotional upsets are more apt I found the "new” Bill Lundigan mans marohed in in 1841, His William Pratt left yesterday to PMSN I f the world is to avoid "fatal conventlon, saw the unbossed dele- Ices Friedrich Blllinga of Andover FLOUNDER FILLET the aiib-sero rondlttoiia of the gates absent from their seats and | Conrad Hoover, who made his> to give-him trouble than is a a plcaaant, likeable .s0rt. whole adult life was a prepaiwtion report at Fort Dix, N. J., for fur­ coaaaquencea.” aald ‘ Mr. Eden, The former .Syryuse, N. j'roiind of night clubs here Tuesday for the role he was to play when ther assignment with the Army LGE HEAD 1 2 $ Arctic regions. powerless even to propose tho.se 1 home for a time with the CaM continuation of his regiiliir ac­ Kalgaii Battle CAULIFLOWER theta muM be a "new spirit and tivity. radio announcer 'says the I night and that Mrs. Dnew had opportunity presented. Air Force. REDFISH FlUET The Army itself Is aald to. con­ candidates needed to fill the sliite,,; Kmersons on Foxhill Farm, vvitn coniplaineo she had "blacked out" Or take another example, a new approach” to the quesUon one could see, or fancy one saw, s I Ids father, Walter Hoover, both changed him from something of | There will be dancing this eve­ sider the expcrlmenta to he con­ rather sullen kind of resolution o f l.rfinraster. Pa., visited Rev, question; .My mommate Is a prewar playboy to a settled, sc- Seen as Near , and could remember nothing con- Georgi Dimitrov, Bulgaria's chief ning (Thursday) at Pine Lake SPINACH 3 - 17. of lalations totween Russia and ' cerning the night's events after ducted by "Task Force Frigid" as j growing iimong Iheni. Kiilph VV. Rowland over the last afraid that she will catch my rious guy. I Communist and apparently In­ Shores Clubroom, and at the'set­ the rest of tho world. p.sorlflsl.s. Is this possible" Bill ha.s returnfd to the sound ; 'leaving one of the clubs. evitable choice tor president in back tomorrow evening Mrs. John something quite as Inipoitsnt u.s It WHS a |■(■solulron by u liu ti week-end Mr. Hoover sp 1 1 1 1 had been beaten by Appleton and will be co-hoatesseA The Russiuns will have to he ex-; , selves that when another Demo- combat photographer, grinding a ! westward along the Peiping-Kal- ' that she was "tired of him beat- Thia black-moustached, grey­ SMITH-PeWiCnON noted bow often suspicion could cnitic stale i-onvention came into on hia expel ieiiei-it as an Indna- chronic or recurrent course, and The Coventry Orange Is having 12-OZFKG eiised if they clwose to consider trial mi.s.ilonary in .Vlrica. (.\mrad 110 germ or 'virus is responsible 16-millimeler camera during two ; dispatches ’ Ing me up,” maned old veteran of intrigue and Us "Booster Night” program and PEAS harden itself Into fact being llierc would be someone who agitation had to free his native ONIONS - 5- 13. It Important, too. For such prae- knew where It was going and wtiat spoke at the Clulsttan Endeavor for it. i landings while buddies fell -rbUnd : about In her latest story, Taber said, fair this afternoon (Thuraday) in “ A poatUve effort to diasipate Bulgaria on the wave of Com­ MIfICN FUND lO-OZ PKG lice In Arctfc warfare euii only be It WHS going to do.,Thi.s picsent meeting. •she said the beating to which she the hall and munds In North these suaptcions," he said, "la re­ i (' found him dreamily tinkling | ‘ referred occurred before they left munist persecution in the years Coventry from 2:30 on, with sup­ POTATOES directed against Riiiaia, which is noble experiment, they srcincd to •Ml and Mis Richard K. Davis, immediately after the First World POTATOES 10- 33. quired from the great powers. be telling themselves, w as a luxury III Krdupi road,' accoiiyiunied I'V Stii luiiineii and went to the middle- The bulk of the early picketing | (or blackmail, etc. 1 laat night?" his value as an underground work­ I Mr. Edan urged the gieat pow-! mellow mists ami rnuUul- vest 111 live leaving her daughtei ,18-OZTINS come. It was wunilerflil uliili- II fill - appeared at Warner Broth- Bill lives in a Beverly Hills F^iriiier W AC er, so Dimitrov moved up to big­ popovtfo ill the oven, hoar BLENDED 3 3 ‘ « o i'(n3 9 * TOMATO JUICE 18- O Z T | n | | « 46-OZTIN i ara to make real recognition of mellow nusfs are ours beic wiiii relatives. The brothci. 11 o f T w o ! lasted; perhaps Mr. ('iiimiiiugH apsiiment with his wife Rena and ger and more important jobs. He ■atiatyiiif it Is to knew— the fact that "anothei W'ortd con- i beyond qiieation; .they drift down at the time of his father's death 01.x. .-»i cue of the bloodiest rioting and the others did, for s lime, in last yciir'.a strike, and at Metro- spends his spare time trying to Held in Death .Attention property owners, returned to Russia to head the espedally If youVt baking ATLAS l-Z SIAL Sict would involve the Anal de-' through the hill side ( onisho( ks get a perverse pleasure mil nf a v\a.s bit with his grandparents Cornlntern, devoted to world revo­ ubeu his Iimthor came Ea.st again I’.uUlw \ 11- .Mayer. switch from left- lo right-handed ) have your shingM houses for guesta—that titoy'rt 18-OZTINSi23 C460ZTIN 29 ic OOZPTS struction of clviiiaation." I "t twilight and Anod the valleys situation so novel and so • mi Sevcial dozen ponce officers golfer .And despite his new se- I spraved — 3 coats for th? price lution. sure to turn out jtiat ngfat. GRAPEFRUIT2 JARS mEsnvmc rb.\ also visited anothei half- ftkiBtlnuMl (nun.Page Onei General Outline of Each Same In auch recommendations, Mr. brimful until the middle nf Ui< trary to their own norinnl 1 nilr luuUu-i, bv still another niariiage, a etc oil h.ind rioii.'ine.'s and his 32 years, he of 'll special offer for a limited of political behavior. Kul m-xi The list of such men with simi­ That’s beemue tha iagre- Eden was declaring hia own dla- morning FniitfulnfK.s is It...... llairls, who makes his The (’.'-f s position had the sup- •( o.ild pas.s for 26^_^ late Tuesday lime only. Hinr the reins will Itc hcM. piiit of Pie.suient William Green lar backgrounfia who hold govern­ dicata a f TOPOVA, tho TWO ORIAT COPFH aatiafacUon with the existing di­ matter of individiisl iipinioii. Hut boa..- iipiir Evanston. 111. mental positions in eastern BABY fOOD 44^0ZJA«s3 S < HORMEL'S SPAM. »oztp4 34. lx.V- ! l-'uiii ca.ses were fried in .liislici- '■( Im- .\mcman Federation .of .No Wonder John Ijeland al- , * v 1 Flmer Di-e v TIIOS. J. McKINNFA ' new popooar mix, an pre- plomacy of the great powers quite If your orchard lis|t.n22. colors— beautiful not only for Uie U'oiczak of North Windham, who Hcihcit Sorrell as he toW a maM shako off 10 years of stage routine W o r l d *% Finott C offooi Mr. \4 allace, he did not attempt to ask StaliQ. how to run a' revo­ Milltowa,N. reir BO M Pm irr . to suggest what the- specific an-, ruddy ahatllng, hut tui the flavor WHS Hire.stetl aa the result of ■ the mcfUng„ "Well, -..... here. we _go again. ’ sleep days, work and play nights ..ghe's still my wlife." Drew, a lution ia like saying that a feath­ PEAS VOa OABPgW 30OZTIN 20. BAKErS VANILU cra b between his car and that oi S u l I (’ II led last year'e aeven-month I He eat-naps on the set: gets-really former Navv Seabee and veteran erweight champion doesn't know N O FINER j awer ahould be. .He was merely i .f'uiu among COLUMN .lobn Kreniiim of Norwich on Sen- i„o\.e ettike involving the sanie wide awake about 10 p. m., ean I Paelflc campaigns, was Oiip 5 koom Single ; diagnosing a situation and ataUngi^*** thinning leaves. U you are a lembor 15. at the rotary, was whether CSU-afflll»ted car- how to fight just because he doesn't (ORN FINAIT WNOU BBAIN 3(hOZTINl5. MOLASSES *miNu!a MozTiNig< sleep and so spends several hours saying, liumu • Ideated in cMMrate in the same division with FOB LAUNDRY • KITCHEN • RATN- I -tha need for a remedy. He waa 1 gardener, you may have noiired By Tom Beedy fiiu-l 518 for violating rules of thy |„iuri.s 01 ml erectors belonging night-clubbing with his wife, „j think of the poor kid Heavyweight Joe Louis. BEETS 'mCNMONB CUT COFFEE AT M'lail Richai'd Edgar of Manche.-s- j|„. International Alliance Elaine Sheldon. there all' alorie:" .^laiiclicslcr Green 20-OZ TIN 1 4 . TOMATO PUREE 2. gzt.n26. asking the leaders^f tljp groat in many years has prop- (For Hal Boyle) This does not mean that there HOOM • SEODONIZEt • CLEANS in- was fined 110 and- William. of • •pi,,.(,trical Tbeatrical Stage.Stag* Emplo.ves The lean. Lincolnesque young Drews have been married are no conferences between leaders nations not to indulge themselves' tended (aiiliflower had such Hunt of <''oventry $15 both foi Scclioii. Priee $9,000 BEANS MCHMONO cut 4UNIN ,30GZ TIN 19 JAR RINCS (W O UK* 2 ««13^ Frankfurt, Germany , i- 'I,all (.oiuvUuct movie sets. actor stietched luxuriously on the he said. They first were wed in Russia and Communist atatea- e SLEACHES • HEMOVES MOST STAINS A N Y PRICE' In smugness that their qyvn pres-1 ■’"i peaily u hlteHess. di.sim-lilng the peace, but Ixdb .si- Snru'll .said more than 2,000 set of "The Brasher Doubloon." and were Avorcod in 1942. men of other countries to coordi­ l i Flench supply olficei tu.sseci 01 r lested on different iM-casionw .'iade Round of Night t'lubs Realtors ao have Tito and Dimitrov their chenge to DAZZLE todeyl It’s a bleach I any more. Would your \V.\c i-ni-pu Mr. Eden got at leaat a sugges­ We have noticed mad, has returned from Hait- Niiklios informed Sorrell that the has had his tan hide darkened In Reno. District Atfnney 641 Main St. Manchester .top Oonununist colleagues to share far tho toundry. . .disinfectant for tha .u 'sriouH alien I fQc instance, hr- mt. i.-.si, ,t - foid luxspltal following a major bath, tha raMgarater. . . daedorant for tion of a reply to his plea more voiles on the air, weathermen and 1 ail'cnicrs and others could come and his tail and mane peroxided Taber...... said...... he. had learnetl Mrs Tel. 4488 responsibility. couple of dozen tluiu.' bad,” the !• i.'.u, 1, „f. fiiciuls in town, upon Hu- de.it b .f PolcH War On Waxic ^ DIRSONAL nod of cool weather in compail- ! .-rpj.s, 1 tliiiil., m u guild a.-i.Hcmblc them -by'the AkLs l.'i- means of families of ull cto««e.s. Communist organlxation in Russia SLUM WNHJ YOU WASH of international reiationsbips »on wjth the inuaths of June. July s buy." He shook her mother. Mis. Tiaui, who die.i man Executive committee meeting ■ --- .a enough to guarantee tt \ i hi.s head 111 .sad early Ihla week, made her home in Uhlcaxo laat month. This waifli^ Warsaw, Poland Ah—The min-,| CAKES could not ba safely permitted to and Aiigiuii. .Septentber, thero- recollection of what ubvum.slv was Ctreumstancea and peraonalitiaa 2 9* 2^rs19. " 23. 3 cakes 29< in New Britain. confirmed vesferday by Green's * isti y of food and trade haa appolnt- coiltihua unchanged. Whereas a major problem and irm.ii-d aloud combin* to maka for eenaiatant mUnwasAtog Par Aoly’a cessA PKG fore, so the argument runs, should j Mario Belli, who was recently letler * 1. ed a "Savings Commissar.' His WHEN available WHEN available 9. some more. Communlat aettrtty wlieroavor Diaptn and tmh. WHEN A VARAIIE Eden merely diagnosed, and Mr. be officially labeled autumn, and ; discharged from the Army after oOf f 12 CSU Qgu unions, only Ax'e have , job is to Initiate a conservation Communists hold power. Stalin Atmmn tmm in reacA Wallaca ccatld merely propose, no part of it summei. It seems that the Freju h W.\CS, more than a year in the South Pa- voted to join the picketing. They campaign in everyday rationed does not have to Issue dally or­ Tri0lt-FilltraJ You ctrtalnlu want . numbering about 2,un»>.or so m oc- cifle, has been aiM'ciited at tbo represent, however, about 4!500! commodities. He also, will investl- ders. He knows that he can de­ Dmttle BIttKh. The "Sunrhino" touth. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT CXJANTITIES PRICES SlJlIECT TO CHANGE OLjf ^O MARKH FUlCTLUTIOM Stalin could and did contribute Thi» is, one would think, a poor- cupled Germany,- had decided that Universit'y ol Connecticut .,ml ba of the CSU'a 7,000 members. i gate deflcienclea in the vyorking.a of 142 EAST CENTER ST. 7 )l^ e e t / F l pend on his IteutensnU regardless iI e^ b s i n BMSINEBB aamatking at the top level, the ly chosen year for such aubver-’ shbuld be iWHfcd blue bias- week started Sllltlll N The lATSE’s 11,000 meinbe x , the economic and distributing ma- PHONES ------of their natienaUty. 1 .1. PRIBC6TT C6.. PABBRIC. NEW JERSEY • II H aaly queation being'whether hie Sive theory, for this Seniember i ** >n'iipmnu and 1 the New London branch of the belong to IS-unions,- ---- many------.1 follow--ihinery------and— 1 ...... wastage In rationed I ^ i'^ptemoer.i 1 mg iradMpfcrallel to CSU locals. | foods. i / 'X. J' V - s r -» . . : ^ .».

fsf ” I AlANCHES'lER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0,VN„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1949 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENi^U HER ALU. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1946 to S B # would assure the RedUrds at least p.m. Tickets will..be aold In ad­ erick W. Chapman, Jr., and otter > ra claim that rostricUva deeds cellinga high enough to give far­ a tie for first pUca. regardless of m n, s^;» Kiii, vance aa no tleketa can be pur- Farmington property o%vnere prevent .the use oC the defandant’a mers a fair return ou their meat, Troth Announced Ready to Cast E j l l ^ College Hunts^Nights in Woods ' what the Dodgera do. Two Cardin, Leads to Romance chased at tha door. agelnst the Hartford Hebrew Home property for auch a purpoea. ^grkCommisaipn Explains promised In a etetement lest night Na Clear-Cut Answer ala wins and ona Brooklyn' de- ■ fur CJonvaleacente, Inc., hea been that hs will act promptly on any feat and Its all over for the Dodg- j Mr. and Mrs. Cljda A, Oordtsen Injnacllon Decision Keaened reaeiA-ed by Superior Court Judge During World War. U. Britain's formal petition to remove controls. VotconAtoita HoUjraood. SepL 86— — M ve returned from their aummer John A. ciornell. The corporation Royal Marines suffered losses of Finds Game in Back Yard •n . l Hartford. 8ept. 26.-HA5—Decl- “But,’’ he added, "if one of the Both teama play their remain­ l^-hen CapL Jamaa A. Mahon noYn6 5t Kcho L5k5» Ma* la planning a home in Farmington 7,524 men killed a.>d wounded in l l ^ li Asks for Increase On Shortage of Meat Bloh tn the Injunction ault of Fred­ and the complaining property own- requirements for decontrol Is a ing games «at home, the Cards I of the 925th Arm y Engineers Robert Blair, the eight year old action. . . showing that tha commodity la not - Energy Isf Fred SoWelo, popular steward o f, nud for home. Arriving home his meeting the Cubs thrice, and the j saw the movie "Laura" In Eu­ eon of Mr. and Mrs. S ta n l^ Blair rope. he thought he recognised , a a at T o A Oommleaion ♦ el» InapecUona durin# the y « ^ In abort supply, such e finding the Red Men’s Boclel Chib, who pointed to e tree In the back Dodgers taking on the Phils to-1 of Maple atreet who la a patient might be difficult to justify, as (('onllniied Front yard. There. In the topmost Jumble of Argument* Half Dozen Seek , day and the Braves Saturday and ' one of the actreesea aa a girl In the Rockville City hospital m a r t to the wlectmen j twenty-live beJi^ for nork to be livea at 19 Clinton street- Is a M m ta mn la- i done by the Tree Warden, the present outcry for more meat brancranches rested a live 'coon. Sunday. Two of St. Loula games with whom he vacationed 13 where he was taken following an glra h***™ ** mighty nimrod. I f is nothing for On Scarcity; Predic­ accident on his bicycle when he for la t S fr toudtat 1 The follont^ would Indicate.” ^ no a’tempt to r^ lve the differ­ Fred set about trying to catch are scheduled under the IlghU years ago In the Pocono moun­ Solou Nomination collided with a car driven by Ken- f ^ y m t. A m ^ the i the Tree Arranging Decontrol Pellllon ences betweerw-ine United Btatss Fred to spend nil night in the Bol­ the critter alive. He got a dog to tion Made Laat Sum­ while all Brooklyn's gamas arc tains of Pennsylvania. jS S r ^ t io S S T M IId ir S S t a « “ t o ! w ^ ‘vVd. twenty-nine pruned and Under the price control lew, only and Russian plans for atomic en­ ton woods after 'coons or’ e week trap the beast beneath the tree daylight affairs. So. Mahon, now 88. wrota nett Pitney, of Broad tnock. Rat- S T i S S S S a fSSS-Performed on O PA advisory committees may ergy coptfol. qr ten days in Maine wndlng end then ritnibed up to shake him mer Lew Meat in Fall Torrington. Sept. 86— — Dem- Kaly Connora, and Katy»tvrota uroay, rtmalnt in a aarloot condl* tlon as he haa a fracturod skull petition for decontrol—e step now 1'uo i’Isna Prolwsed through deep snows after deer. down. The dog nfcpbed the 'coon ocraU of the Fifth Congressional ]|f., b | Stflllfl T ria l back. It got to be a habit. iMlng arranged by Chairman Ros- f.asl June the United Btatss pro- moose or beer. And he hnnOy ever^when It struck the ground and By Saam Marlew district wUl choose a nominee fo r ! N l U S l r U t t l U t M i ic t i On Oct. 5 they’ll be married. ***!i!^** * hraln concussion. the porchaae of new , ^ ^ ^ r e j e ^ The “truth and conseqiMncea" r e e l in r e a l V4 I lir e coa 1. Haynie of the Beef Industry ^oseo a plan outlawing atomic fails to Come home with the meat. Fred poiincrd on him in an effort Washington. Sept. 86— Why Congress from among half a dos-' She’s 22 and the daughter of e^Mlpinent ___ ^ contract heal* by the Lnula W. committee. weapor I. setting up an atomic dc- Yeeterday he received w call to catch and tame him. But no go; Tom Connors, vice-■president program was carried out at the Is meat scarce ? There's no single, an or more candldatee at a conven-1 Ill Death of Child meeting of Ellington Grange under Thetr report f^ o w a . - | vam l Company of Glaatonbunr «>n Taking note of McCormack s velopmii.t authority, and provid­ from his wife while at work; to the critter died on hia hands. clear-cut aniwar. It’s a jumble of tlon bare tonight I of T^\■entlcth O ntury Fox. A requeet wno reoatred from , jg ■treeu!ln Center Park, Kaat call for a 60-day suspension of ing for' International control and The 'coon weighed 18 pounds the chalrmanahip of Mlee Ltlllan ruah home at once. The Misaun wee arguments. T h e ' truth lies some­ The Waterbury delegation, with ' Pateraun. the Flnea CIrtc Aaaodatton to no-1 Cemetery.r.--.- » .« . Nathan «*•Hale * achooi and ceilings, Heynie told s reporter Inspections. Soviet Rusola coun­ pretty excited and so was Fred. He and wilt be a nice meat gift to the 46 of the convention’s 308 votes. • Stockton, Calif.. Sept. 36.— f in e QOALHy F W where among tham. laoponalbUity fbr the eondl- Buckland cemetery. Thla apray- such action "would not bring 6r- tered, also in June, wrlth a plan hopp^ Into the car end drove like Bobielos. — Mrs. Jeannette Paa. 21-year-oKI Dick Haalcy Quits Plana are getting underway for Here are the main arguments: claimed to hold the balance of pow- i the chicken pie supper that will Uoniac and maintenance of the Ififf program l« for lh« prevention derly marketing or production. outlawing atomic weapons, 1m v « er and favored Joseph P. Donahue former taxi dancer, must sUnd parUeta In Pine Acrea Terrace. of defoliation of public elm tiw e "The only solution to the pres­ Ing control and restrictive legisla­ 1. Farmers have plenty of cattle trial Oct. 80 on a charge of beat­ 1 Chicago, Sept. 86— OTt— The Chl- be served tn the Congregational United States under an agreement hut are holding them back until of Naugatuck, managing editor of church dining rooms Thursday, One larva parklet hae been rouch by the European £lm Tree Lm i ent nseat ahortages,” he added, 'is tion to, Individual states, and giv­ The Naugatuck News ing and strangling to ‘ death her I cago Rockets today ovmed their s a lm o n fANCY SUCfD Army Search to split the proceeds with Col. Jack m d e d with ootl taken from the compute and permanent decon­ OPA allows better prices or until flve-year-old daughter, Judy, a O c t ^ r 17. The flrat Ubia will be 18 » mighfy fine al ^Beetle ing., the .Security council the- mtol Durant, whom she later marr ed, A t a recent caucus, the delega­ I first All-America (Conference ylc- talter’a Pond Pro}eet but addition­ The Commlaaionera are pleaaad trol. power of enforcing controls. price cellinga are knocked off en- spaatic paralytic. at 5:30 p.m. and the ascond at 7 Maj. David A. Watson and tlve tion voted for Donahue in prefer- I tory. but they alao were hunting a your ASP Supa, al fumhi are required to comrtate to have Horace F. Murphey and On Capitol hill, flenator O'Dan­ The United Statea advocated Called Illegal tlrely. Superior Judge Charles W. Mil­ ' new coa'ch to succeed veteran Rich­ Flutrs an the condltlonlnf. The Cora- mess sergeant of the Army O ffi­ 8. Farmers are not holding back. enro" to another newspaperman, Thcji's Edward Danger, who aerved five iel (D-Tex), long a bitter foe of abolition of the veto power in the Raymond J. Fltxpatrtck of The ler, who silenced a noliy crowd ard E (Dick) Hanley, who. left h add ock fANCY OEfP SEA mlaaionere alao recommend the Security council on atomic mat­ cers' club which She had managed They’r# fattening up their cattle and ordered the cmnt cleared of 18 Wfioro >-ou con yoora and three and one-hmf OPA, agreed with Haynie, telling a MUa Nhirtey A. VMlerfleld Roger Lourka (Lentiaucd oa Fage ttU) Waterbury Democrat. Donahue’s the club In a row with owner John improvement of the parklet at the ters. Soviet Russia has atouUy at the castle. to make better beef They won't be all sUndees. botind Mrs. Pas over 'okf vour yeara reapectlvely In the Army of rap oi^ r: " I don't think controls Mr. and Mrs. Rojhert B. Porter­ chief opponent, some observers L. KeeihIn. Junction of Thomaa Drive and the United Statea. return to the should be suspended for 60 br 90 maintained the veto power must Durant and Watson are awaiting ready for market for weeks. rn lH ^ l!| y«»t*'rd ay for trial before Superi- BANDSAW EANCY cho.ee oi an field. of 178 Oak Orova atreet, an­ T „ as Mrs. Durant opened her de­ trial.' The sergeant, whom she de­ With the Rocket season Only FILLETS Cheater Drive. An Item of |3,- employ of the Park Department. days or any other length- of time. he held Inviolate. Roger Loucks. 16 year old son Ranges Loaded Wlth_Cattle *?!?• *'•***** or Judge Raymond M. Dunne aft- ' three games old, Hanley aald he SKILLS.^W and SHAPER coo skinless ama2,ng vori- nounce the engagement of their fense. scribed, as "least reaponaible." was vich of this city. SOO hae been Included In our budg­ W e aubmlt for the enaulng y ^ T h w obould he abolish^. The commlsalon’s Committee of Mrs. Tephll Rogers I>oucks, of But, no matter what the argu­ ! er the defendant entered a formal dsiighlsr. Mlea Shirley Ann Por­ The trial was resumed after a not charged. He Is now out of the Othar candidates Included Bor­ was forced to quit because of WORK - PHONE 2-0963 et to Improve three live parkleta. a budget of $37,*M which Includea "The only reason these New No. 2. which la In effect a working Locust street, has entered his ments, the ranges are loaded with i plea of Innocence. ■ ' front office Interference" by hah ® '• " ’ Pfhnq I terfield to John A. OerynoakI, aon fourvweek recess in which the 43- Army. ough Warden Lao J. Brophy of Shipahapo hsh and aea . The flan of the United SUtea la an Itam of |3.69fl for replacement Dealers wont them suspended for committee of the whole commis­ freshman year at the University of cattle. ' The court granted Morton Wal­ ' Koeshin. Keethin said Hanley had now belnp flown dally In Oenur of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dery- year-otd former W AC captain oh- i Naugatuck. Patrick Kelley of Wa­ lin. assistant manager of the hotel Woudworking Company tasty o f worn out motor equipment and 60 days Is to get by the elections,” sion dealing with political aspects Connecticut, Storrs, where he plans This much Is true: - offered to resign "repeatedly" in whole H A O D o i Its noskl of Southington. talned sevaral witnessea and docu-! terbury and William P. Doyle of Park. Arranaementa for ralamg for the purchaae of a tractor of the case, was reportsd sehtduled to major In music. Roger was a Last summer—between the time where the child was slain, a con­ 166 .MhMIe IMnipHie. Wort ^.d fiovorful ar f t O’Donlal eohUnued. ” I prefer that No definite date haa been set ments in the United Statea to com­ Winsted. recent weeks. and lowering toe flag on week- drawn acraper and for a tractor to meet next Tuesday. Dr. C. L. member of the June, 1948 claM, Congress let OPA and meat ceil­ tinuance of a week before present­ these Haw Deelera go hungry end for the wedding. New Type Hoinei? The successful candidate will op­ b o . be enda were made with a nearby b t^ drawn gang mower, tha latter M- Msla. of (Tilna. Is chairman of the Manchester High school and grad­ bat the charges of theft of the gl,- ings die and the Ume It revived ing hit plea to a charge of being get BMoated.” 500,ci00 gem collection. Among pose James T. Patterson of Naug­ inMsmMfi wmI w i to cov®r th* Ing urgently needed to care for Vkvw a Indefinite Saapesslon Atomic Energy commission and of uated with honors. He w-as also OPA and the ceilings —a record an accessory In the case. Wallin HHTTERFISH S\1AU these were depositions from Mrs. atuck, named by the Republicans ca lo your A-'vp coet of thli additional expcnae la recent land acquialtlon. Senator Ferguson (R-MIchi also Committee No. 2. greatly Interested In dramatics and T6 Be Built Here number of cattle reached the mar­ ' la at liberty under a 825,000 prop- Durant's sister and brother-in-law, after the Incumbent, Joseph E. Included In our budget. ^ aeld he favored an Indefinite sus­ music. Roger la a member of ' erty bond. straight from Secret Paper Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lonergan of ket. Talbot, declined renomlnetion. One hundred-five flowering pension, adding: " If a situation de­ Elmanuel Lutheran church, also . Since there were no ceilings in '•edmt ?i*hinc 1409 Third atreet, Hudson, Wls. Contractor Paul Dougnn today Vcnesuela is the second largest SWORDFISH Bhruhe and elxty barberry were veloped making restoration of con- the choir,.and takes an active part that period, cattle-growers could RANGE AND FUEL OIL Queries of Meal BoardAppeal§ H one Scorcked Without Warreat secured from Building Inspector oil producing coimtry In the Uken from the Town Parm Nu^ troU odrisable. It could be done. In the Luther League. charge any price for their meat aesliy pricejit Shows Japaiiq The Lohergana said in the depo­ David Ciiambers permits for the world. Mry planted In Center Para Curbs Dodged But It would invlts speculation to erection of six four room dwellings they could get. Prices went up. C^rds, Dcnlgers thle TaaTe announce In advance that decon­ To Meet Tonight sitions, read by the defense, thet The prediction wae made at the Quick, Reliable Service w hiting m- armed Arm y officers searched to be erected on the south side of headed a n d dressed On April 10, IM fl the flrat atock- trol would laat for only some spe- time that tha record summer-run Nazis at Odds their home without a warrant last Highland street. Each will cost Have Three lo Go big of Center Springe Park pond (OeUtfauM rrnea Page Duel dflo tlms.” Red Sox lo Mail 17,075. They will be built of brick of cattle would, mean less meat .1 5 ' June 8 to find the box at jewels took place through the coopera­ Bmytng hs favors a auspenston The Zoning Board of Appeals with cinder block backing, and In the autumn. The reason: PHONE 6566 tion of the Mancbeater Dlvielon of (Continued from Fage One) Mrs. Durant Is accused of leaving hjMijiy^other branch of the govem- for 90 daya to provide a "proper win hold hearings on fourteen pe­ Tickets Tonight they will be the first houses of Cattle Rushed To Market New York, Sept. 28—(Ab—Ttie h a l ib u t fan c y western the Connecticut Sportamen'a Aa- there after her return from Ger­ The cattle—which otherwise test," Senator Johnston (D-S C) titions for change of xoning rules, this type to be built in Manchester. Brooklyn Dodgers, who still trail want 6 . 5 5 ' apclatloii. tha SUta Board of Plab- RaiwrUnf that lU ’’violble mip- asserted that he is getting reporU Axis forces In ths Pacific and many. Unable to get the rfeeessary would have been sent to market the St. Louis Cardinals by one at a meeting to be held at the “ We were under considerable du­ « u e r s erlea and Oama and the Park X )^ ply of meat la laea than a month's of sUughterera and meat handlers 'Europe, Oshlma said Hitler had Municipal Building this evening. lumber to Insure completion of the through July, August, September, game in the torrid National League Brown - Beoupre, Inc. SMOKED partment. Since that time adm- requirement,” the Arm y laat night told him in January, 1943, "that it Boston, Sept. 26—i/Pj—World ress — fad up with guns and October—were rushed to market closing In his state. " If something The one request likely to attract dwellings, Mr. Dpugan Is using the pennant race, can cut the deficit HIND 30 Bissell Street large piu m p flah atocklng haa bean done aerved priority penera on ell peck­ U not dons, they’ll all be closed,” wa.a hia Intention to cross the Cau­ Series tickets for games .at Fen­ guards,"- said Lonergan's deposi­ brick and cinder block as substi­ In that July-August period of no in half today by whipping the to bring the total number, of trout ers operating under Federal In­ casus and to establish a junction greatest attention comes from tion. ceilings and good proflta. You'll get beHei local ond -A > 39' 1 1 mil gff 6* 2 ha added. Charles Luce who wlshea to be al­ way Park go into the malls to­ tute. All of the houses will be one Philadelphia Phils in Ehbeta Field. releaaS In Center Sarlnga Park spection ordering them to set aside DeaplU the Army's requisition­ with his Japanese Allies In the Mrs. Lonergan wrote that “ men story In height and of semi-bunga- ' How did price ceilings get back The Cards, preparing for the out-of-town tolophon* ser­ to 1,900. Thla project baa proven lowed to use land located..to the night, along with. terse notes of OYSTERS n * per cent of their toU l output ing order, there appeared to be no Near East." Asking whether that with guns, all over the place had low type. on cattle? three day Chicago Cub Invasion, ; vice if you coll tMfore 9(30 to be very popular oad the Park for the em ed aervlces, the War plan still held, Rlbbentrop assured ^eflst of his present service station regret to a half-million unlucky us almost craxy." When (in gress let O PA die PINT official disposition- here to heed the were Idle today. i AM . or during the after­ 75* ^ OcmmloBonera have an Item of Shipping edministretlon and Vet­ him It did. on Middle turnpike, east, for busi­ applicants. Gems Sparkle On Table June SO, all price controls died. advice of two New England gov­ ness. A t present this Is sione A. Both lost yesterday, Brooklyn ; noon. That's when lines ore i y j l 11.000 in their budget for next erans hoapltela. Oshlma said Japan planned to The Boston Red Sox headquap; Gems of the Hesse collection FtnaUy, attar wrangling through to the Phllliee 11-9 and the Cards j year, aa requeotod by the Man- While reminding that ’’punitive ernors: ANDERSON GREENHOUSES Mgiirice J. Tohln fD ) of Massa­ use Bubhna CThandra Bose, former ters announced today the tickets sparkled on a table in the court­ CAR PAINTING^ July, Congress set O PA up again. to Cincinnati, 8-0. laost busy. chceter Piviatoa of the Oonnectl- action” awalta those who violate mayor of Calcutta and president and a couple of million dollars In room. In tha new law it created a Each team has only three games { Fkiral Arrangements By Experienced FloriatB eut Sportamen’a Aoeoclatlon. for the set-Bolde orders, the Army chusetts' who called for Federal three-man Decontrol board. It oeixure of sintightering plants «nd of the Alt-India Congress, as the "rejects" already have been moved The prosecution completed Its Get Oar Estimate remaining. Two St. Louis victories | ^ For Funerals, Weddings, AnniveoMries »WIF0« g.ldltV?nei atock, conotructlon of announcement left unanswered spearhead of a great propaganda Mnnchputer to the vaults of the main post cose against Mrs. Durant late In was tha board’s job to decide when flreplaoea and for additional rec­ whether Ita goal of 60,000,000 steps to buy hogs and cattle. and where ceilings should be re­ M. INFANf < tall Raymond E. Baldwin (R ) ol cqmpaign In connection with the office in Boston. ^ August by reading her signed SOl.IMKNE A FLAGG DAILY DELIVERIES TO HOSPITAL reational faafUUee. On May 19, pounds of meat a month could be projected military advance Into Date Rook statement that she helped smuggle moved or restored. 'fiEDiHG o CAN$ ,1946 the Sport amen’a Aoaoclation achieved. (Connecticut, who urged that spec­ Ed Doherty, publicity director INC. The law said meat cellinga AND SURROUNDING TOWNS ‘ ial slaughtering quotas be set for India. He also said that J.apan had for the Red Sox, said 6G.000 tick­ the jewels from Germany to the 884 O a ter St. Tel. 8161 'aponaond a Sportamen’a Water ‘Neat slaughter Is descending 500 secret agents and an Indian ■hovdd be restored unless the De­ Institutions such ms hospitals and Tonight ets were being' distributed for <&mlval with an eoUmated at­ to the venlahlng point,” It de­ legion of 25,000 men to assiat in control board said "No." The board Flowers Telegraphed To Any Point In the U. S. A*. that meat , from government Meeting Zoning Boasd of Ap­ three home games—an estimated ANNOUNCING tendance of 8,000. glohlng in clared the operation against India. did not say "No." So ceilings came ■Canada, and Europe. Member of the Florists’ Telegraph Center Sprlnga Park will be open Demand* Htupeneloa sources be made-available to them. peals. Municipal bulldliw at 8, 22,000 a game. back on m eat A ll were back by The seeret document Is one of Registration for Night School. Delivery Association. until October Slat tbU year. The political storm broke In Reasons for Army Action a screes being released by the State REAL ESTATE Sept. 10. THE B. & D. CONSTRUCTION CO. Thera were twenty-flve abat­ earnest yestardey after Houae In explaining the reasons for Its Office of School Superintendent, Two Waya To Remove' CeUlags . department preliminary to publi­ High school. Hours 7 to fl p. m. WANTED How can price ceilings be re­ 155 ELDRIDGE ST. * TEL. 8486 ing daya during the okatlng oea- Democratic Leader McCormack of action, the Army said that tn order cation of several volumes, begin­ Atlanta Blast Valentine Belluccl - Michael Dellaripa, Proprietors Meesechuaetta demanded In a tele­ Saturday, Sept. 18 Will pay cash for your prop­ moved if the government decides eon of 1948-46 with an eotlmated to keep Ita pipeline overseas filled ning about a year from now, bear­ attendanoe of 88,000. gram to Price Chief Paul Porter "It la necessary to have approxi­ Dintrlct Convention, Order of Experienced A-1 erty — anywhere in Man­ that's what la necessary to get the 80 BIRCH ST- TEL. 2-9195 Uiet OPA miapend control over ing on the dev.-Uvpment of Naxls Being Probed farmers to send their cattle to Twenty-one permlU were loaued mately six weeks supply In re­ diplomacy before and during the Vaaa, Masonic Temple, followed chester, Bolton, Vernon or for the uae of the Center Springe meat end other scarce food prod­ serve". by banquet for veterans sponsored Sooth Windsor. No delay. market? Frae Estimates GfVen! ' ucts so ”our hoapltela and our cltl- war. Thera Retaining Walla — not maintained for the uae of the aana” can have enough to eat. "thla haa been Impossible” be­ tions. 1. OPA can do it If the A gri­ Howard R. Hastings culture department, which is boss Landscape and Grading Work TEA four flreplacee In Center Springe Republican National Chairman cause: "In May and June growers R.mquet North End A. C. While Crec<*e Coiiiplelcs flashlights shortly after the ex­ over livestock approves. Park, which continue to maintain Carroll Reece, branding MoCor- held back their cattle from U»c : Eagle h.-ill. plosion. Police said a black fuse Real Estate Specialist Cinder Blocks Septic Tanks InaUlled Stage Door Restaurant OMNCI mack’s action as ’’cheap politics.” DON WILLIS 2. A fairly long, roundabout their popolarlty, and therefore an stockyards watting for the remov­ , Sunday, Sept, 29 was discovered in the wreckage. 68 MORGAN ST. KKM aocuMta record of their uae la not noted In a statement that the 60> Pliuis lo Welcome 101 Phelps Road way, which goes like this: HARTFORD al of price controls on Jun.e 30, I Return to Eastern Standard Other I’lares Damaged Representatives of the meat In­ .U6/r A R C available. day period proposed would carry GARAGE Phones 4842 or 2-1107 m i rice. the auapenalon Just past the Nov. creating a shortage. I Time. Turn clocks back one hour Establishments damaged besides dustry— called an Industry Advis­ Convenient for You On Your Shopping Daye SUPER MARKETS Two buadred-aeventy-flve feet "During July and August, the Rcliirn of G eoiw 5 elections. I Saturday at midnight. the pickup station were the Max 18 Main St. Tel. 8085 Insurance Mortpafcs ory committee— will have to ask of four Inch -caot Iron water pipe months free of controls, prices first Welcome Home dinner. Lithii- In Hartford. ware kutalled In Canter Springe Declaring the Maosachuaetta I .Siegel dellcate.ssen, Darnell’s Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Democrat la trying "to kid the vot- Shot up beyond the limits proscrib­ (ronttniicft trioM f*ncr One) I aninn Social club at Liberty Hall. Beauty shop and the Caufman Anderaon to remove meat cellinga. Park from Edgerton atreet to the ed In the quartermaster budget rear of the Lodge to provide for era,” Reece added that If the ad- 5lnnda.v, Sept. SO delicatessen. All adjoin the pickup They haven’t done so yet, but are NATIVE mlnletratlon "had listened to Re­ and no meat was procured until orders were "for thebenefit of , Military whist of St. Margaret's station. expected to. If they asked him Announcing The Food Is Excellent the Inatallatlon of a Are hydrant publican advice during the last prices leveled off late tn .luty. thoec whoaim to take advantage Circle D. of I., St. Bridget's Radio i-atrolmen A. 0. Carter today, he’d have until Oct. 10 or and vrater oupply at tha Ukige. "Then the quartermaster could r u Commloolonem recommend aeaalon of Congreaa such chicanery of our troubles with a view of sc church hall. and H. O. Tuggle, who w-ere ends- 15 days, In which to do It or not And Is Prepared By “ NINO,” that all park lawna be treated for as Mr. McCormack now proposes only procure tB,000,000 *■ pounds, curing an outlet In the Aegean." Ing nearly two miles a'vay, said do It. He could act, of course, .Well-Known In Manchester. about one week’s supply. During Friday, Oet. 4 TAVERN FOR SALE LB' Japaneoe Beetle control with would be unnecessary.” The Press ministry .said some of Tom Thumb wedding to be re­ they heard the blast "which sound­ sooner than 15 days. The Opening of FRYERS. BROILERS August . . . the quarlermn.-»lcr milky dlaaaae aporc duat. Calls System ‘ •Unworkable” the 178 prisoners taken when mili­ peated at South church by Juve­ ed like the entire Soiithslde had Located on side street in downtown area. Also equipped Could Order Removal was ehle to procure 58.000.000 ’The Tree Warden made thlrty- Reece called the control system tary foreoa recaptured the town nile Orange. been blasted away." to serve lijfht lunches. If he thought cpitlngs should e CUT TURKEYS e pounds but was already below the "unworkable." of Dosknte, In western Mac'ixlonia. Corn roast and dance at the Y A hole was ripped In the side­ See come off meat—and provided the safe line on reserves. . . . Beckt NccKi l.23* McCormack was a prime battler Tuesday were' Albanians. for Teen-agers. walk in front of the laundry plckuy decontrol board agreed with him— Breaeti taSD* for the administration during the "Up to the time of Issuance of A Greek embassy spokemnan In station, and Day Is snd Evans said he could tell OPA to remove the La 89* Tailored Lingefie long Houae fight over extending, priority orders the quartermaster Sunday, OcL 6 there was no s i ^ of powder. STUART J. WASLEY ceilings. Lege t.86* Livers London said the fighting in Greece Oviting Campbell Council. K. of Mary’s Gift Shop end then reviving, OPA. has not been able to procure a I f he turned down the meat peo- LI 35* was “ an Invasion by subversive C. at Manchester Rod and Gun Realtor wiiit l.39* DIblete Since then admlnletratlon em­ pound of meat during September.” pla, Ahey could ask him to re-henr elements from Albania and Yugo­ Club, Coventry Lake. 755 MAIN ST. TEL. 6648 phasis has been on the necessity of The Democratic huddle brought slavia with the connivance of the their request. Hs’d have to do this Unusual Gifts of Quklity and Distinction keeping controls over food and 12 of the 14 members of the two governments.” Other Greek hlonday, Oct. 7 No Information Given Over the Telephone. within 10 days. Town Election. State Armory. other scarce Items. party's Executive committee here sources said Albania and Yugo­ Than, after this second hearing, Religious Forum. South Meth­ Becratary of Agriculture Clinton for a day-long meeting with Na­ slavia were arming the rebels. FOR SALE he’d have 15 daya in which to de­ Greeting Cards for All Occasions odist church. P. Anderaon, who In a radio speech tional Chairman Robert E. Han- Blames Greek Preaa Campaign cide once more whether to remove at from Albuquerque Tuesday night Tuesday, Oct. 8 negan. (An official Yugoslav source in the celUnga. Fancy Vermont Maple Candies said he conaldpred present price Religious Forum. South Meth­ Large 5-Room I f Anderaon again said "No," the 15* To Call on Truman Belgrade said last night the re­ meat paople woiidd hava 30 days In A public afternoon session to ports that Yugoslavia was supply­ odist ghurrh. Gov. Baldwin, speak­ er. which to appeal to the Decontrol A Variety of Hand made Articles discuss campaign strategy was on ing arms to the rebels resulted Bungalow board. Re-Decorating ? the schedule, along with a call on from a “ reactionary" Greek press Father-Son-Daughter banquet Prealdent Truman. at Emanuel Luthersn church. Cenl rally lAMratrd. I f the board decided Anderson WATCHES— campaign altnsd at diverting re­ Committee members expected Wednesday, Oct. 9 was wrong and the ceilings shouldl M R S . STANLEY NICHOLS RINSO sponsibility for terrorism tn be removed. It could order OPA to are'M ayor Edward J. Kelly. Chi­ Greece.) j''Pinocchlo" at High and HoUls- AUCTION ALL-PURPOSE SOAP cago; Senator Theodore F. Green, ter schools, auspices three P.T.A.’s. remov* them. An official announcement today .37 Dairy Cattle— Reg. Holstein Bull— Farm Equipment 144-146 CENTER iSTREET (Near Winttr Street) New 17-Jewel Rhode Island; Myron G. Blalock. Marine Corps League Inetalla- Telephone LARGE Texas; Edward J. Flynn, New ■said a band crossed the border 3 Tractors and Attachments— Open Daily 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. $35.50 from Yugoslavia in the Mqunt Uon. Army and Navy club. York: Gov. Robert B. Kerr, Okla­ ITuraday, Oet. 15 2-2075 — Large” Quantity of Baled Hay Strap Watches AnS Vp 1»KG 23* TOKAY B w iS 4 ,, homa; Former Gov. B. Di Rivers, Knlmaktehalan area, which Is ap­ Navy Vet Victim •'Wh«n Av.Mibl.” proximately 35 miles east of the First concert, Civic Music Aeso- Georgia; O. S. Warden, Montana; elation. Hollister atreet school, Rep. Mary T. Norton. New .ler.ncy; .Mhanian border, and attacked a At^win Hills Farm, No. Coventry, Conti. Of Head-on Crash frontier post. Wednesday. Oct. 16 POTATOiS 3 „ Mrs. James H. Wolfe, Utah; .Mrs. Hnrvc.st .‘Supper, Young. People’s The Former Charles Heckler Farm on Rt. 44 Ladies' Lenpard Thomas, Alabama; Mrs. The seven-man post was captur­ Society of Concordia taitheran Danbury, Sept. —(A*)—William , $24.20 Albert E. Hill, Tennessee, and Mrs. ed. the announcement said, and all Half Mile West of the Church 26 FRESH SEA FOOD MARKET LIFEBUOY a p p i k church. - - FOR SALE Cassidy, 18, of Nawtown, a Navy , Wrist Watches And Up.^ ^ 5.-49* Daphna Nygaard, North Dakota. the guards were taken across the Friday. Oct. 18 . - 139 NO. MAIN ST. (Next to Y.M.C.A.) PHONE 2-1546 Mayor David U Lawrence of frontier Into Yugoslavia. veteran, succumbed at Danbury j HEUTN SOAP Birthday- party at Emanuel High Grade Seasoned Wood Saturday, Sept. 28, 1946— Rain or .Shine U l early today to Injuries su f-. Pittsburgh. Pa., and Mra F.ilward .Near Kllkis, oh the Orient rail Lutheran church under auspices During this meat shortage we shall try to carry a larger P0TAT0g,;j^JS«l.,o,s5. Heller, of (Talifomla sent word iine Just south of the Yugoslav For Fireplace or Stove Equipmenl At 10:,30 A, M. — Cattle At 1 P. M. last night In a head-on colli­ Men's of the norra.s society. sion of two automobiles on the | stock Tn order to help balance your food diet. Sea Food $24.00 they could not attend. border in Greece, a band seized a 3 CMS 20' >lniida.v, Oet. 81 Danbury-Newtown road here. He i five villagers,, three of whoso Call Manchester 8609 • TB Accredited Herd In good healthy working condition. In varl- contains practically all vitamins! So, for Quality and Pocket Wotches And t7p "Wh.n AvilUfcl.” 5touth Methodist Aabury Group suffered a fractured skull and mul- j bodies were recovered later, the oiw fltagea of milk. Principally HoKsiein,*, some Guernseys. Variety, Visit Sea Food Market! , Union Not Protesting WSCS. Hobby Show, South Meth- Upla head Injuries when ttrovt-n announcement added. • Oliver Model 70 Tractor on rubber. Double bottom plow, cultl- 1?= 2T* dist church. 8 p. m. vatora, harrows, mower, Oliver Superior 2-wheel manure apreadcr through the wlndehield of an auto- , Army Getting Meat Oct. 27 to Nov. 1 17-Jewel BEAHS 5 8 3 5 on rubber. I '* mobile which State Police Lieut. I THIS WEEK PRO • • Washington- Sept. 26-i4b— An Girl .‘trout Campaign for funds. • John Deere Model L Tractor on rubber, single plow, harrows, Harry T. Tucker"sald was operated $41.25 PALMOLIVE official of the United Mine Work­ STEAK COD FRESH MACKEREL Truck Owners H ednrsday, Nov. 18 cultivators. by Charles Shepard, 18, also of Waterproof Wotches' And,rp ers said today the Army's rcquisi- Entndly Circle Basaar. South STONE STREET • Com Harvester, blower. 2 row corn pUanter. lime sower, saw Newtown. STEAK BLUE FRESH BUTTERFISH SOAP tlon of one-fourth of the meat pro- Methodist church Scout Room at rij^, side delivery rake, miscellaneous small tools. New Louden Lieutenant Tucker said Bhepard SCALLOPS duc^ by Federelly-lnspocted FILLET FLOUNDER Both Size O REG , To Make Plea 8. NEW 6-R003I SINGLE. Hot litter carrier and track, used silo, dlsmnnlled. hand cement mixer, was being held on a charge of op­ An Prices— Tax Included. slaughterers demonstrates "how SALMON FILLET PERCH •Monday, Nov. 18 water heat, oil burner, auto­ 2 Burge milk units. 3 Ward milk units.’ Steel Slone Boat, 276 gal. erating a motor vehicle so as to m i Y c U CAKES i n U disorganlxad everything Is on the SWORDFISH FILLET HADDOCK "Wh.n Avill.bl." G Clef aub 18th annual con- matic hot water heat, copper gaS tank, new Ward cream separ.itor. farm wagon, dump cart. cause loss of life. He said the . 6 domestic front." To Governor I cert. Emanuel Lutheran church. Shepard car atruck one operated h a l i b u t SHRIMP PILU N R V ’S FLOOR Wheat ^iWhftB 13« The Situation will remain the plumbing, fnlt inaulatlon: tile s^Li a a t >0 Lt mm. it lo I ' liiursday, Nov. 88 6 '1941 AVE R Y TRACTOR. Cultivator. Plow. Harrow. by George Beylounis, 43. of Dan­ CHERRYSTONE AND LITTLENECK CLAMS same, hs told a reporter who a.sk bath, banement laundry. 8 8 *‘.V Thiiritday. Dec. 6 i ROBERT M. REID & SONS, Auclioneerw molished. ,1A 1 South Methodist WSC8 annual ' Shepard, Beylounis and five pas- White without bleaching AffPKBtelMii ■or VenNBtIne mu 27* buuUfuUy cut slip and pantle act He emphestxed the union Is not per cent of the 15,000 strikers had J Estahllahed 1907 j Ciinstma.s sale, 2 p. m. on. aengera suffered minor injuries. . CHATtAU designed especially for the sightly protesting against soldiers re­ returned to woik. Jarvis Realty Co. 261 .Main St. Phone 8IBS : 7Ml .Allen St. Phone 2-3271 CHtUI u 6 6 « Thiirsdav. Friday, Dee. It, IS large heavier figure. Wide shoulder ceiving the meat, saying But Adelixxl maintained that I 6 Dover Road Tel. 4112 or 727.6 MANrHESTER. CONN. SP"hlNOFIEI.D. MASS. POPULAR e le u Peat 2^t2V strapa ara comfortgble and stay in . "W e can’t be unpatriotic I'.very- only 25 per cent of the local tnickf ! c hri-atmas Fair of Center Con- PKG 2 3 ' C lfirettM •HANDS *TNu| «0 9 TtflateSeBi 10* Place, panties At smooth as ^ k . body In the world haa been living were nmning, I grepational church.. Repatriation Talks "Wh.n Avall.bi.” Add lacs edging, if desired. off our fat for some time Then- SpieaeiSpai^ tpaat ll* Pattern No. 8003 Is deMgned for la no reason to deny our own iwy*, Get Ready For Winter! .VeraSMrf a.r...-*' 27* aline 86. 88. 40, 43, 44. 46, 48. 80 especially, even If It does stop pro­ MICKEY FINN According To Plan! LANK I.EONAItl) Will Be Resinned RItxCraekerBMe Vi: 37* and 88. Bias 88, slip, 3 8-4 yards By Mrs. Anne Oebot duction on the home front as a re­ • DINNER VALUES! • of 88 or S9-lnah; pantlsa 1 1-8 Doing your living room over this sult of e cereal and vegetable •Complete Lubrication IVORY SOAP NBC piAKi Wifere mc“ 27* L O U m ! H B R B S Tokyo, Sept. 26.— (Ab—Russia a P'LIUM pint ft. M g gards; 8H yards lace to trim. fell? . Fastest way to give It a diet." Arneir’i Treat A>reBliN>icTictoi Quanr M r "new” look Is to splash the old has authorised Its Tokyo repre- •Motor Oil Changed PERtONAl SRE Eor thla pattam send 38 cents, h s r e .i acntatlve to resume negotiations AUTO CRASH? davenport or chesterfield and up­ Svag. ‘AUr 32* OM Riteb eMMMr 2 cMw II* tn Ootna, your name, eddrees, else for the repatriation of Japanese •Change TranemlMion or Differential desired, end the Pattern Number holstered chairs with stunning SMg. Diner pz. 21* citlxena and prisoners of war in OctafiR etSANltn 2 « i m 3 * to Bue Burnett. ‘Dm Manchester new slipcovers. There are some 2 c.«s 9* very exciting new fabrics In the Soviet territory, a spokaamon for •Have Batte^ Checked “ Whin AvalUki.” Bvealng Herald. 1180 Ava. Ameri- WANTED General MacArttur announced to­ PANTALEO'S Chlckei6NeMile?.'rx'3S* KirkMR'eciMet. Tbe lineman played with Rodi- be distributed at Sunday's game Pceeldent Pendleton welcom^ ViUanova. Roger Louche, Ann derstand and ^tpreelnte their fit gave away military Informa­ tion to toe two rooms in the church ,^ triea have been coming In daily w been et a low ebb for a num­ The Rec Department had noth­ Vie Botteron and Tommy Robin­ Saturday at Champaign. III., in final act as toe Redlege boss wae •Ik Council end ateted that he thoughts, but they are of tntereet tion. Furthermora, none of tha Also, Lois Prokopy, Jane Rott-, from the leading proa and suna- viUe a year ago and waa a tower agalnat Middletown at M t Nebo. ber of years. With an active chib son have wron the flanker epote. Beecbler, and Phyllis Firato are ner, Phyllis Sllversteln, David the Veterans School, which opened ing to do wrlth the suoceaeful op- one of collegiate football's moat to mastermind hie hirelinga to a w coirfldont thet the membere furthaHng their education at the to us all. Germans with whom we came In Monday, September 23, with a reg­ teurs In New England. of strength In tbe center of the Tfia program wtU Include the local Buch as the Raoquet Club, the RoMnaon. a colored lad, played tellyhooed early Moson claaalea. 8-0 victory over toe S t Louis Toomey, Betty TopUff, George line. Coach Hurlburt hat been Im- roster including tha names, num- •lUier the T w lll^ t Kouldipvove worthy of the honor Univanity of Connecticut. Also Racial prejudice was n''toplc of contact were looking for such In- istration of one huntoxd twenty- There Is a strong poealbillty that ■port may be revived next apring B m ^ League or the Twilight sparingly a year ago while Bot­ From uaually eautioue Leahy Cardinals—an act which might strong opinions. An M. H. S. formation.” , Vince, John Von Deck, Helen Ted Bishop, National amateur preeeed by the all around ability of bare and poolUoa of all jUayera. enough to fMtura tournaments tbatr ciMBnatee -bed given them, attending "UConn” ia Jam es Farr, WachUl. Eileen Warner, and eight . veterans, occupies tbreic Soflhali League. Both were Indc- teron waa on the track squad. that waa significant warning that caiiae toe Brooklyn Dodgers—a when they Oleeted thent ee R*P5t* who is commuting. On the camiflis graduate who waa 'taking n "re­ The loneHneas and eut-e^ fael- champion will be Hated in the Mareln and the youngster may that will draw a field of anywhere pendmtiy operated. The same goM Husky Dll Lewla and Gene Mori- toe Irieh intend to see miich more team Qill edmita he dtahkee—t*i Shirley Wright. rooms in Barnard building. Ond a spot with the Blue and Gold An sntriea for tha town doublea eSetivee to the Student Council. of Bfidteott Junior College, Bev­ fresher" oourao saya; Ing of a aoldter etattonqd on on Due to toe large expansloi^of thy large field, other amateurs ez- from fifty to one hundred ptsy- for the Weet Side Rec Bonding arty are battling for toe pivot po­ of the front than the back of her­ nose out toe club he formerly fMetorbed at Frejodloe Island thousands of mUaa from The Inltlalton for these new peeted Include Manchester’s own eleven Sunday afternoon. teniiU tournament a n to be meA. League. Shirley Teylor wee elected m erly, Maasachusetta, is Mary Ann people will be held Friday night school, which started in Janv sition with toe latter holding a alded Buddy Young and perhaps managed for the National Laague tempwery eecretery of the meet- Paxianoe. Mary Ann Is taking up "The date was sometime in home Is expressed by one M. H. 8. with twenly-slx veterans, twcTnew Holly Mandly, FoUce Torza, Bobby In propping for the Middletown out to Harold TurtUngton. 55 Win­ _ Room For Improvement alight edge. spring a few otfeneive eurprleea of flag. 1943 and our thougbts lay In the October 11. in the Assembly hall. Hillsides Sunday afternoon, the ter street or by calling 8810 after Revived after a lapM of ten merchandising. Phyllla Karlin la graduate (n thia imaginative ac­ Frank Stcevee teachers have been addoiVto toe Grant and Joo MltehoU, aU of This wrriter was rather amused years toe annual Army and Navy Practice eeariona hawe been held their own. McKechnie knew full well that Jsokle Dutchrr same trend aa montba previous. count, basAl on experlimce: The sophomore members make up Wetoorsfleld and Mumpo Footer, locale held another lengthy prac­ 6:80. Bntriaa wlU ba reaaived up at toe annual report of the Rae- **A committee wee elected to d iw studying music at New England the committees for Initiation faculty. Mr. Lee Thomw has been Club Thankagivlng Day road race for tte past torro weeks and toe Even though toe Irish will be the Dodgers, who earlier In toe Race riots were breaking out with LoneUaeoa Frank Steeves has been added local club champion. Another tice eessian last night at M t Nebo. to 8:80 Sunday morning, the day of roatton commtttca that was pub­ im e eteU of oMleere. It corunaU "I think we have a wonderful C, ^ Judy Handley is attending Skid­ increasing vlolenca la Houston. "The cold, soft ligbt of a moon to toe faculty of toe Veterans' ■tarter Is expe<>tee of the The event wlU be piedel p l^ . Poltshing up la the serial de­ Cheney Brotbere Cravat Bowling reation facUltlM and personnel mention toe ducat contributions of pennant hopM ae It would give cheerful expreeeion and a hello for and Richard Wbitam make up the clasjKln general math. Mrs. Ger- Ooee to 100 pros and amateurs were Incraaied during the pMt ing to he voted on by the Council, everybody, aa la proved by their Providence School, and Janet amazement by troops overeeas. ill earth. Former Teacher partment with Biirt Lavey, Mike Laague got off to a fine start last The faclUtlee are available In Sports Roundun a record 70,000 throng. toe Cards a two-.inme s'*vantage games end dancing committee de Hitchcock is teaching veter­ are expected to grace toe sUr Oenofll and Bull Doggart Jritching. year In order to supply the needs ^hlndpal Cdaon M. Bailey apoke electing her to the Legion of Hon­ Schrieber is attending New Brit­ feeling boiled against discrimina­ "The only sounds to disturb the and refreshments are In charge of night wfth a pro-season banquet Manchester for a competent or­ One reason for this mld-eeeson with only three gamM left tion of race, creed and color un­ ans algebra and la guidance coun­ atuddoo field. toe Legion will be ready to travel o f Maneheater after toe curtailed betaC^ at the meeting, reminding or. Jackie Iwa only been here for ain Teachers' College. silence were the lacesaant pound­ Angela Solomine and Lorraine selor for toe high echooi. The season wlU offlelaUy open one ganised and Buperrised program by By Hugh FUllertea. ir . madness before toe frost la on toe He nominated Buekv Walters, der wartime condl^ons. ' It waa ing of waves on the beach and the Wed in Springfh The Pairings either on the ground or through acUvltlM of toe war yaaro.” the Council membere of the two yean, moving here when a Among those in nurses training Peterson. Miss Helen Estes and Miss Anna week from Friday night on O ct 4. the Recreation department. .Just New York. Sept. 28.—(g>)—Look punkln is the perennial football always a tough cookie for too nnmeroua reaponelbilitlea.. that hard then to understand why men sound of heavy combat boots Pro Roman has announced team toe air In Sunday's game. Ending their report to the Board when this wilt start, remains a Carda to pitch. Waltera nltched ebphomon from Columbia High sre Priscilla Wade, Genie Brodeur, The officers, Bill Hooker. Janet McGuire each have one veteran’s pairings. They are as foUowe: of Selectmen tt eald "an Increaaed for something'to pop In aouthern magic of Notra Dame’s name, es­ With being a public aervant Elsie Herter, Imogens Warren, can't live together at home when walking along in the sand. Iversen, David Motyclir and Thel Miss Georgia Greenytey. former Big George Converse, fimiley Pa- Hamcty Metcalf who despite hU quMtIon. football before toe eeaeon ends' un- pecially oinoe Leahy la tebk at one of the finest gamM of the sea­ eobool in Eaat Oreenbuah, Kew under battle conditions of strain, class. Social studies are being Henry Gerardl, Putnam; Prank ■eka, toe lad who caught two number of townspeople availed Ha than pceaented the financial re- ■York. Jean Robinson, Jennie Talarski, "From the tolas of these boots, ma Dowling, plus two new mem­ teacher of Manchester High school, advanced age, U etlU one of toe As to ths last paragriwh In the IcM the tejre get together and quit the Irish helm wlto,a bevy of for­ son to blank the Birds with seven religion and creed differences were up six feet Into the air to the taught by Edward Lynch, Elgin Sarro, Tumble Brook; Bob Schap- paeees a n in a t Wsterbury, one for toemaelvea of the faeiUUoa and sort of &a SAA and aUted that This popular mlae has followed and Faith McClelland. Elale ie at bers, Clifford Johnson and Phyllla was married Saturday, September Zatursky, recently discharged from better bowlera in the league. Four report to the Selectmen. ’This wrrit­ pitching verbal bean balls at each midable eX'*aervicemen playera. hite. Twice McKechnie elgnalM b e Haneheetar Truat Company la forgotten.. People would have wavy tufts of brown hair, there 21, to Beldon^^Brooks at her home po. Rocxledge and Stan Staeaow- a touchdown, Joe DeSimone, Guy teanu are expected to oomprUe toe toe Recreation committee was oo- for eaeriflees and each time It the college coune through her four Hartford Hospitel and Imogens Sllversteln, make ip the commit­ the Army, Is replacing Mr. Lynch akl. Wineted. Al LabutU, Chase; operatlve, helpful and willing to er twice eat In on Rec meetings otter . . . For tnetance, Sewanee, Another reason te fleet-footed the treaanrer ^ all BAA funda. and Jean are at Deaconees Tospl- done well to have thought of this was one of the most lonesome men tee for the planning of the year’s on MapledeU street, Springfield, Farrell and Randy Brown were all circuit this eeaeon with all bowling and sought Information concern­ which backed out of Southeaatern Young, a chunky Negro halfback, paid off. In toe ninth, even y ean of high echooi. Her favorite and woilld do well today to re­ in toe high school, while Richard Pete Burka, Naugatuck; Stan on toe receiving end of the toeaes. develop prograae in evary way." Mr. Bailey ako pointad out that Bubjecta a n English lltaratun,- m In Boston. Also In Boston la in the world. program. Lessone on arrangement Maasachutetts. at Murphy’s alleys. ing toe Rao Mtup and when the Conference competition, comM oiit who may make Illlnoie partieana though toe Rede owned'a 8-0 lead, member the lessons we learned For toe wedding attire, toe bride Danielson has taken over Mr. Staraee, Pine Orchard and Jess Sunday’s game will start at 2:15. It Is true that rec faclIltiM and dupUcaU hooka are kept by Miaa french, which ehe considers a Janice Miller training at Maaea- “ 'Gee, It'd be swell to be home of toe stage and on make-up will Mason, also of Pine Orchard. Itoc waa going to function. with a etatement by PrMident recall toe grid feats of Rad Grange, he ordered Bobby Adame to bunt during the war.” tonight,’ he said half aloud. Then chose princess styled brocaded Reed’s math clasaee and Mra. Lola peraonncl were increeeed during Paton in the oCfloe, and are open beautiful language, and modern chueetta General Hospital. be given to those Interested. Another foureome will find Maxle Schubert, toe guy with toe year. The statement waa true Facts that wore brought up at Alexander Guerry which eaye: the Galloping mini Ghost of two Ed Lukon to second eo that a ain- for Inqieetloo to any etudent at Frataralzatlon he thought on to blmaelf. ‘It's eev satin in eggshell white, made with Holt is substituting for Mr. Daniel­ half a dosen jobe, will serve ■■ gle would give Cincinnati an hV' hlatory. Jackie plana to try for a Darla Accomero, not content The officers, with the assistance son's replacement. George Seibert, Wampanoag; Lou that aetlvltiM were curtailed dur­ a meeting two montha ago criti­ "Collegee and iiniveraitlea, eepe- decadM ago. any time. AH nmnay paid out U by with leaving Manchester High, has Fraternisation, as oeen through en In the morning babk home now. of Morrla Sllversteln, will stage sweetheart neckline and three- president of the Cravat League. In cising the program met with no elally in the eouth, buy the On the eurtace, toe contest ap­ ■urance run. He orderod Bob scholarehlp to New Brltaln’e a soldier'! eye. Is not one of the quarter length eleeves, and a Tbe Veterans School, which bolds Oalby, Mill River; Joe Sullivan, ing toe war yaars. However, with vnueSate aigned by both the facul­ Teachen College, as ahe would like replaced Priscilla McClelland In I guess she's just getting up. a play for toe enjoyment of the Yale khd Biddle Burke, Race Brook. a proUralnary match before the incnaaao personnel and facIlitlM degree of cooperation, helpful or football material they can get.' parently centera around the ablll-, Usher, a fast man, to run for tgi- ty advlaor and Mr. Bailey. The re­ evils of the aftermath of war, but wonder If mental teletethy really toger-tip veil held in place by a its sessions at the same time aa kon sind, eura enough. B ^ Haas to be a teacher, pnfenbly a grade- the Franklin office. Working in membere on Initiation night. The Ihe high school, has twenty-eight Harry NetUebladt. Avon; Tommy dinner. Pop Diets. Sr., showed that we should have a bigger and te t­ wrllllng, to Improve and bring back And goes on to say that for many ty of Notre Dame's brulelng, port abowa a kwa for laat year'a Pratt and Whitney are Elizabeth a logical thing for friendly Amer- works. If It does ene must be play is called "Three’s a Crowd,” tiaira of Brussels lace. Her bouquet he haa loot little of hie poise and yeare before the war Sewanee well-manned line to halt the rock- came through with e single te eobool teacher. was a small cascade of white divlslona; nine in math, seven in Armour, Rocl'.Iedge; Harry Bon- ter rec program In town. Recreation In Manchaeter. netivltlao kdt now that the axita Her many extn-currlcular activ­ Lupacchtno and Lucille Kiely. Shir­ Icene. as another veteran says. really thinking of me* now.’ which Is about a humorous Inci­ tempo, Springfield and Ben Roman, polish in showing the way to the subsidised, too. , . .The come­ et-Ilkc spurts of Young, who raced ■core Usher. h«ea baoa taatallad In the Armory, “Fraternization ia the act of “He felled to hear tbe creeping StephanoUs. She waa attended by English, six in social studies, and Yesterday*! _____ The defeat left the CSards atUI ities Include cheerleadtng, which ley Bennett and Isabelle Olekiln- dent in any teen-ager life. Manchester form another group. Natlewtf younger bowlera. back to tokt is that too conference to IS touchdowns ae an Illlnl tt la anaeted that more revenue talking to or having dealings with sound behind him as he lay there Bill Hooker will' piny the part her matron of honor, flower girl, six In Science. openly approves euhetdlM within one game ahead of the Dodgara alM especially enjoys and in which skl are operntore at the Telephone Mott of toe veterans are attend­ Philadelphia 11, Brooklyn 8. freshman la 1844 and lost VMr from hadbetball gnmea win be tak- Company. Also employed at the natives of any country occupied and dreamed of tbe future. He of Eddie Johnson. Jr., a eerioua- ring bearer, uaher and beat man. certain limits. . . .But how about waa the eenoatlon of the Fleet City, Brooklyn, showing slgna of aba has participated elnce her Mra. Brooks waa graduated from ing the school to complete their un­ Whalen, Shuttle Meadow; Dom PUUbui^ 6, Chicago 8 (16). Telephone company are Marilyn by our armed forces after a vic­ didn't see the gleam Ralph KIner took belonga to choir and to the young and Evelyn Lana 'la eecretery to guerite, with whom Mra. Brooks ident of toe Debating Club et lU flriflge Blatman, 195, Norwalk, 10. Croes. Purdue end St. Anselm's. Rained out of their scheduled and Larry Coutre carry toe ball for Morris Sllversteln. The plot deals first meeting Tuesday, September fVovIdence, R. I.—Buddy Far­ Philadelphia.. 60 82 .487 26 the past, doesn't Mve a bsMball toe Irish. over the National League heite people'a club at her church. Herman. Yulee, a local lawyer. with toe unsuccessful attempt of had made her home in Manchester. After Pacific service he was dis­ game last Saturday toe British • I n English Classes George Mrosek Is working at the Avia Beechler, *48 24. in 17F, At tola time tt waa de­ rell. 155 1-2. Newark. N. J , out­ Chneinnati .. 64 86 .427 30 V4 charged from toe Marine Corpe park now, but tha 40 and 8 club Livingstone, says Leahy, return­ run leadership with Ms ftrd heoM During summer vacation thia Eddie to get Madeline to toe Americana and the Orlll will at­ Yale Team Preps expects to have 20,000 fans out to run. year Jackie enjoyed working In the Aetna Life Insurance Company. choice wee hard and only the cided to change toe name of toe pointed Mad Anthony Jones, 168 PitUburgh .. 62 87 .416 S3 iMt June as a master technical ed from 38 months In the Infantry genuinely better swimmers were dance, with aiirprlslng resiilte. i club to "Hammer and Tongs." ' 3-4, Boston, 10. New York . . . 58 92 .387 36 H tempt to resume their aeries Sun­ see Bob Feller and hie touring with collapsed archea and hla fM t Bobby Feller fanned 10 to boost ' fv»^«wting the oral reporU In dining hall at University of Conn­ Serving In Uncle Sam's Army are Rehearsals for'tola play will sergeant. day morning at 10:30 at the Went Chuck Kleins, Paul Brookman, accepted. New officers for toe year urere: Elizabeth. N. J.—Ray "Sugar" American For Kings Point team toere . . . Hera'e how: The bonM spread apart But he will hie Msaon'e strikeout total to M7. Mlaa Burke’a BngUah olaaoae, four ecticut and made many new start Imm^lately and it is sure to BMtoa College Side Oval. only six short of Rube Waddall'a Floyd Fords, Ed Brown. Bob ‘‘Pages” Planning . Vice President and Treasurer Jac­ Robinson, 140, New York, knocked Boston ...... 103 48 .683 — Newton, Mass., Sept. 26—(iPj— club "borrowed" Btrdland Park ■tart at left halfback. At right froahmon gave their aummer ex- friends. ' An even twelve girts have turn­ please toe audience on initiation queline Carpenter and Secretary out Sidney Miller, 161. Younga- 12 The BA's won toe flrat game in from toe Park Board for a day. half will te Bitko, who eerved 38 Hated record. Howorar. Fellar. Klalne Ouatafaon had If Jackie's career In high sohctol Lanz and Don Klemer, who is Extra Curricula night. D e tro it...... 90 80 .600 % Should Boston Collsge receive the "marching in the Infantry." Also In ed out for. our new game—soccer. Carol Schubert. town, 3. New York . . . 85 67 .559 18 H the ecriee by a score of 12 to 11 New Haven, Sept 28.—OP)—Not Then it borrowed several thousand montha In the Navy and la ad­ once again received' poor Mtttog be duty of taking care la an Indication of what la to come, How about it gtrla? Come on and —Janet Iversen. Initiation Party Binghamton, N. V.—Jerry Oour- kickoff tomorrow night when the to take a commandlne one game that he cxpecte hie chargee will support from biq mates aaiS the army are Bob Clifford and Ed "Hey, Mary, are you going over A debate will be conducted at Weahlngton . 73 77 .487 28H Eaglertangle with Wake Forcat’a knockdown bleachers from the mitted by Leahy to be "an awful­ of her young ooualna who ware In- she will have an enjttncil Members Carlson are In- the Navy. Tommy Today*! Games Claeby and Don Panclera who have make It e "park" where tickete can Johnson is serving In the Marines. few weeks of school. ers Club ate planning the initia­ ning toe initiation party, which Is son, and Jacqueline Carpenter. Johnny Johnson, 127, Garfield, N. to the league by Moriarty Broth­ through every play In their book te sold . . . The profits from ths beaten by the SL Louis Browns, wafkeca Joan Oavollo narrated tion for new members which will Y,, 6, American been leading in that order in the during yeeterday'e workout. 8-7, as tbe Browns* Vern S tap h m Ernie “Te'ddle” Kritzmacker ia Activity is raging after ecbodl to be “held on toe evening of Octo­ Those taking the negative are Lee Washington (Haefner IS-U) at ers. The Orlll won toe flrat leg on v(mture wlll t e used to build a real "How Money la Made." Laat of Change Reported with chomecs of eheers coming be held October 18. You new mem­ ber 4, 1946, In toe library. At this Sllversteln and Ellerd Hurlburt. Miami, Fla.—Buddy Knox, 205, fight for the quarterback poet. toe three iegge<; cup a year ago. Obeerverw Mid that toe dummy clouted a homer and two stoglM. tha freahmen. Eugene Orlffln, re. attending Virginia Military Instl Philadelphia (Marchildon 13-16). Dsitewatb ball park in Da Moines B y T h e AssKiefaitcd P re s* . I tute. Willard Robinson is now from the general vicinity of the bers had better adopt toe motto meeting Phyllis Stebbins was A membership drive ia now be­ Diyton, knocked out Larry O aw - A win by the BA’e Sunday will ocrimmage used to driU toe equisd Joo Doteon pitched the American lated a talk on bla hobby, making "Be Prepared" if we know toe old Soccer starts its season this Fri­ foiil. 182, Brooklyn, 1. - SL LouU (Galehouee 8-12) at Hanover, N. H., Sept. 28—(P)— on ite knowledge of toe plays was NEttonsl Midshipman Willard Robinson, Recreation building where the elected to the office of treasurer ing conducted by the club and any end baseball in town for the sea­ Ooe-Mlauto Sporte Page Batting—M uaial,8t^is, .388; Lmstus champion Boston Rad 8oz model alrplanea, aome which, Bu- It has been necessary to make membere. Plans are being well or­ day when toe Recd-men travel to for this year. Allentown, Pa.—Stanley “Choo Detroit (KrcUow 0-0). Dartmouth's Indiana wind up their fMtured by better blocking than to their 103rd victory with s live- D-4, Maine Maritime Academy, newly appointed cheer leaders Rockville. This game is always a students Interested in joining are (Only game# scheduled.) son. On toe other hand, ahould the Harry Brachcen, whose 1-0 vic­ Mize, New York, and Hopp, Bos­ gene f flaw. aaveral changes In the membership atniggle with "ZIggety-Boom Ra- ganized BO be ready for anything In preparation for the initia­ C*oo" Derr. 157. Allentown, T. K. home practice today for their Sat­ had been seen hera'tofosw tola eea- hit 5-2 win over the New York of the Student Council since the Castlne, Maine. highlight of toe season as the two asked to contact Mr. Dougherty National Grill triumph, a third and decid­ tory over toe Cute Monday kept ton. .337, Sophomore cleaeea followed Ra.” Out on the football field. and everything. tions, toe old members were divid­ in 17F or Carol Schubert in 14M, O. Johnny Ditto, 168, Baltimore. urday game wrlth Holy O osa at ■on on toe Biilldoge' flcM. Yankees. with two auV>moblle-mlnded atu list of names was published last . The list of graduates will be con­ teams’ are great rtvals. Last year Philadelphia (Schana 6-5) at ing game will be neceaaery. the Cardinals in first place waa Rune Batted In—Slaughter, St. tinued. Coach Kelley’s hopefuls give each ed into groups of two Each group before next Tuesday. Worcester, Mass. Subs have come The backe operated behind a The Athletics executed a triple dmta. Mario Diana and Tom Ste- Thursday. These changes were ne­ The cheerleading squad has Manchester gained its only tie of Wilmington, Del— B o b b y Brooklyn (HIgba 16-8). Iggy Miller, etandout GriU hefty line In which Dick HolUnge- just repeating hla July 5 perform­ Louie, 138; Walker, Brooklyn. 115. other black eves for tbe glory of is responsible for toe initiations Jean Monast, '48. to toe fors in toe past few days righthander and winner of ten play but lost a doublebsader to vaoon, giving talks on the Kalaer- cessitated by a miaundersUnding; E. Emery, ”48. been working hard practising both an unsuccessful season when they Woods, 185, Baltimore, knocked Boaton (L m 10-8 and Johnson head. Frits Barallauekaa, John ance. He beet Chicago toen, 1-0, Hite—Mueial, S t Louie, 331; waahinxton 8-3 and 7-4 with Rog­ dear old M. H. 8. plky“^ Rockrine. U^en asred. seV- and Coach Tusa McLaughry has games during the regular eeoaon, Walker,, Brooklyn, 181. PTamer can and the 1M7 Stude- In some home rooms of the consti­ Long houra and broken finger- Tuesday and Thursday and will out Eddie Buck. 142, PhOedelphla, 8-5) at New York (Voiselle 8-18 indicated there might be aome Prchllk and BIU Schuler, aU in a duel with Claude Passeau and er WoUr and Dutch Leonard re­ eral members of toe squad replied the initiations ar^ tb be 2 . may te ready to take hie turn on Runs—Muslal, S t Louis, 113; hakeiA Tha (heme of Jacque- tutional provielon for qualifications nolle are sacrificed to com po^g no doubt do a swell Job at toe submitted to toe social committee People and Pets and Koelo 14-18)—two games. changes in hie proposed sUrtlng weighing more than 210 poonde, knocked In the only run hlnuelf ceiving credit for the vlctorlMv Une Potoy's m port w as the best of a representative. Spanish Classes Leavenworth game Friday night. that they had a fifty-fifty chance Hartford, Conn.—Charlee "Ca- Pittsburgh (Hallett 8-8) at Chi­ the hill for toe North End team. If manned toe tackle and guard . . . Jack Dempsey 1a postponing Slaughter, St. Louis, 98. an epic for the Quill oi creating a of gaining the nod over Rockville. for approval. lineup. Miller ia reedy, toe Grill will te Doublea—Muslal, S t Louis, 48; sAtng. non-fletton book, "Shake „The new members of the Student ma.storplece for the A rt club try­ Let's get Into the apirit and really E . Emery, '48. bay” Lewis, 131. Brooklyn, out­ cago (K ^ 8-2). Roly Croce ■pots. Bolt Elwrell wras at center, the start of his Canadian tour to P | t" Council are aa foUowa: Elect Officers get behind the cheerleaders to In English Topics pointed Nick SUto, 188, Spring- (Only^games scheduled.) en even money choice to force a and toe ends were Jack Rodariek see tomorrow’s Tony Zale-Rocky Holmes, Boston, and KurowakI, S t Lewie Outpointe State outs. Immeasurable amounts of Following toll up. Coach Reed's Worccoter, Masa., Sept. 26—(P) third game to te played. Otoer- Louis, 32. Many pupUa cboae p ieces, or 13M—Patricia Stevenson, repre­ water are abao^bed by mermaids help turn out championship teams field, M ass, 10. . I la ii I ■■■■■...... and Bill Conway, toe latter prob­ Graxiano fight because "They say sentative; Robert Vice, alternate. tola year. team will journey over to Ells­ Oakland. Calif.—a U r Miaamla, —Holy CroH line etock jumped a wlce toe GA'e will enter the fray ably elated to it ^ against Kings Tripita—Mueial, St. Louie, 18; Hartford. Sept. 28—

—ChariM tripe for tha aubjeot ga Marguerite aspiring to swimming club. The Hi-Y Election Held Character sketches of Van John­ Bucky Welters, Reds—Blanked few points with toe arrival of Rocky fights the way I used to Cbetalet'e "A Trip to Springfield 15M—Carol Bobyk, representa­ The second and third-year Span­ worth High, where they are con­ 132 1-2, Manila, outpointed Jackie ab slight favorites. Point in piece of toe Injured Dick fight and I want to see a fellow Reeee, Brooklyn and Cavarretta, (Catey) Lewla flaahy Brooklyn ish Clubs have been organizing I dainty hockey players eleeh etch fident of coming out on top. It Is son and Cleopatra, both of whom the Caidlnale with seven hite in tackle Jim Laadrigan, on terminal Chicago, 10. M to Reoea,” William Schack'a tive; Elizabeth Boyce, alternate. I other's ahlne in thvlr mad dash to Mies Cole has really been giving Wllioa. 133 1-2. PltUhurgh, 10. pitching a 6-0 victory. Coach Johnny Hedlund of the Jenkins. like toat*'^ . . . The Maryland U. featoerwcIghL piled up an eariy "AnnapoUa" and "Trip -to Oay this past week under the direction her gym claases and advanced highly possible that they might • At First Meeting arc cats, and of other favorite pets leave from the Marine OorPC- The Home Rune—KIner, PItteburgh, point lead, floored Nick State for 11M-.rAlfred Gustafson, Lorraine I make a goal, and the Robin Hoods and people were .written by toe pilbllclty dept, reports Saturday C ^ ’ by G Gordon ^'Tates,, ut the Gagnon, representative; William of Miss Beulah Todd. swimmers a workout lately. Have win since this year’s team has slx-faet-four, 240-pounder who 38; Mlae, New York, 22. a count of nine In the fifth, and In archery close barely miss each mostly seniors and a few rather fifth period English class of Erna played for the Crueadera In 1942 . night's Balnbrldge game "Wltl town on the boundary Bolton Dickson, sdtomate. Officers were elected on Monday. other, but more often the target. you aeen the poor Seniors stag­ mark toe return of Clerk Shaugh- Pitching—Dickson, St. Louie, toen weathered a determined September 23, by the elxth-perlod good underclassmen. The first meeting of Ht-Y wa.s Loomis. Patsy, a white Sasnen and at Dartmouth while a Marine 14-8—.700; Rowe, Phlladelphle, 11- comeback attempt by the Spring- and Glastonbury. 1 5 ir_ ja n e t Iverson, representa­ I This cornea under the heading gering from toe Rec? Ju st Imagine held on Tuesday, September 17. nsMy after a three year vacation Among the repdrts ^Ven were third-year claae. They are: Olga what their condition' will be at goat; Mickey, a horse: and Petter in IM S may be used against the 4— .733. field, Mess., Greek to wih their tive; Barbara Johnaon. alternate. I of fun after ochOM, or extra cur- Football will also op?n its offi­ when election took place. Officers Van Bummsted, a large, grey rab­ Levi Jackson^ Negro Star at Pitt" . . . That ain't what thOM upon tha pupils' hobbles like 17F—Dawn Muraskl. alternate. Krupen, president; Walter Moske, the end of the year at tola rate. P-ARTHRITIS-? Indiana here Saturday. Americas League ten .-ound bout here last night. I ricular activitlea. cial season Friday when Captain are as follows: President, Eugene bit, were praised by their owmera. Clark called It. Referee Louie (Kid) Keplan'a IHehard Bennett's of making mod­ 22F—Audrey Waddell, alternate. vice president; Dorothy Kanah. What are yoti. gentle reader, UflB Broeni 0 Batting—Vernon, Washington, Be seetn' you around. Ba "Corky’' Coughlin's team playa a Chapdelame; vice president, A1 Many students wrote about their ,387; Wlulama, BMton, .840. ■core card gave Lewis 48 points al boats and planes, Kenneth Jans- 2SB—CllffoM Johnson, represen­ secretary; Elaine Hauachlld, treiis- going out for-rbendes the three Patch; secretary, Toni Bailey: Provldeace, R. I., Sept 28— the flrat half of the year. than others. Lost week severe! numerous aa well aa Interesting. substituting for Miss Jeanne Low. back at his alma mater aa aaeiet- marii tha following campaign. Every Shaping Up Well to Rockport, Massachusetts, be­ Mra. Goodrichtenjoya teaching too ant to Howie Odell. Roof, formerly when he waa New Haven’s cap­ DON'T MISS IT— -:-June Stevenson, '48. girls were aeen wajklng around He served as a dl^washsr, cook SatsoSay, Woftt, M cause his father has opened a the golf couraa In tkalr bare feet and she saya that Manchester High head man toere. goM with the tain and honorary head, of the All- men'a clothing store in Gloucester. i ? I. and general handyman. Hia END OF MONTH Boys* track meet, 10:80 — North Manchester High a d ^ 'p aoocer What was Uia tyoqble. gtrl»? I duUe,s aa chef iselodad cooking seems "extremely well organized.” lease at Yale. State. He also played with toe New The young, blond substitute; End nald. Aa phenomenal as he was in England championship basketball team la ahsplag up well this year, Alumna Wins Contest Strike# ]Pi#cu8sed eggs and toefri. F t M oonfeased SDpte EE Saturday T h « Last Chance to See udth a crew M well tralnad boys. Thera baa atae bean a good turn­ that they wouldn’t tfuat him with who has several Umee been taken high school, townie Jackson struck team and was a hard-hitting out­ Elaine Anderson, M. H. S.. '43, out for archary. No mere sign ups for a student herself, was gradu- Itk-ATSIOH !l\-foch a diflturbin* inHooncsf BA’s va. GrUL 10:80—OvaL The team also has aome new equip­ was chosen "Harvest Queen of anything else. his real stride as a pergeant at fielder to beecball. the mark of At First Meetiii" will be taken unless aome girls ’AO niaved toe drum 1 ‘ ^®d from Bulkeley High In Hart- SPECIAL Middletown ve. Legion, 2:15— Camp Lee lest fell, where he was the great athlete. ment consisting of Bhin~ guards, Bolton” efvUic BoltBfi Fair last drop out. The glrU find that this m?o* ^ a->d St. Joseph s College In M t Nebo. drilled by Hooks MyHn. Jackson, to addition to being a Night m d One and Only foeaaya, and a soccer halt Coach Saturday night., and Eleanor section of the "Nawlngton An CHEN Wedraoday, G et 8 Heed hopes to get some new ehoee vear they'are more skilled: per­ W est Hartford, where she majored ‘T caa't find words to describe local hoy, has another reaooa for Pfeiffer, ’47, was runnenip. • The main topic of the fu.si nuet- cienis” and toured with this band, in French and minored in English YMCA Bovriing League Opens. 1 haps thU ie due to tbe new equip­ going to raeetz In New York. Mas- FRONT END'" WHEEL Mm," eaye that veteran coach. wanting to go to Tale, la one The contest was Judged on the ing of Current Affairs Oub was ment recently acquired. and Latin. For two years after Seiaday, OeS. S Mr. Dantetoon, teacher of math personality and poise of the con- tbe industrial situation./ Betsy aachusetta. Rhode Island luid to all Jackson comes so Mfh]y rec­ aenM, he waa born a Yale man, 8:30 graduation she taught at Bacon Maneheater Ctyen Country Club. ommended end sticks out to such hla father having been a stewrard PUTT MOSSMAN and aeUriCe.'la now aaaiating In teatantb and the miUabllltv of Slover, chairman. Weivdcll Gates. parts of this sU te. Rose •»*<* Manday, Oet. 18 'getting the boys into dupe. He ! Field hockey has been doing a Academy in Colchester. AUONMBNT on extant in practice that the Old and cook to ite dormitorlM for their gowns to the occasion. E'lalne. John Rogers and Dons Ferrell bang up business every Monday the band was "lucky” and received During the war, she lived with West Side Bowling League Bam ^ played soccer for Trinity who was a close runner-up in the gave topics on maritime and truck several first and saooBd prises and Blues Invited the New York prsM more than 20 years. • and Wednee^Uy. The competition her husband, a staff sergeant in GENUINE PONTIAC Opens. up for an official unveiling and Jackson la toe first Negro foot­ ' for three yeare and he knows some Strawberry Festival laat year, re­ drivers strikes, OPA, rising cost of ,n v.ry k.„.- W d u that help the D am. igee has the Army, while he was stationed, 8 4 . 7 5 thuradoy, Oet. SS barbecue. ball player at Yale, but not the ceived a gold compact and a wand. living and toe amount of power in Greensboro. North Carolina. She) PARTS AND LABOR Array and N aty Club road raca. Sunday Ntghte^aiso W s fMday Oia team will go to Other contestants received roses government should have in indus­ Funboek Jackson ran with toe flrat Negro athlete. Jay Swift of The number of tennU eptouslesis | drums to keep to a U n ^ W did Civil Sefvice work at toe bass ball juat three.times, the flret BL Albans. N. T„ won baaketbaU BpdndHa to ptey a good taam to from her bouquet. trial problemi. Following the is also fratlf rtng. Both'»«*‘wer*;‘ap»e^ute w^an t ^ ^ * ^ there Mre Goodrlph says that SPRINGFIELD ■tttt off tlw aeaaoB.%Mi tha fd- Thelma Wright. '47 speecbea avaryoae parUcipated in a time for 80 yards and a touch­ letters the past two eeaaona sad AU Seats $1.20 — Children Half Price. and sdAricad hAve eomt sUtea after living in toe south she rea­ ’ Lm Angelea^^mttera Oslifor- down, the second time for no gain wi^ xgaia oa hand this wlatar. ra will play an short diocuMlon. out to thetoe courts on Monday and He was alio tad two taps out lizes how much prettier New Eng­ be ' game with Ellaworth Treasury records show that at ala Is ithcly to send an all-Amarican when he fumbled end recovered But Ltvl Jackson has such tie- SPEEDWAY The club decided to have a ref­ Thu-aday. of the way. but if he went over land______Is, and how much more tt has starting Itateup Into the L m Ange- in South Windsor. Mr. Reed the end of his first term as Presi­ erence room In 31 M "where ttiey this, points were taken away from 'to offer, .1 a poor pass, the third time for mendoua potentlsIlUes that he ia ‘ Sec the Sensational Rodict Ride Fmai the Roof Ifoi/ Col Sh —KaU lacquer IM Oellaeum Friday night Sept. 27 48 vatda and another touchdown. that these two games will be dent, George Washington was j could keep magazines, books and ! Swimming Club had try oui» the. band. Roea by touring the At the present time, Mra. Good-; Hole Motors •b athlete likely to te remember­ WEST SPRINGFIELD, g the hardest of the eceeon overdrawn by »1.042.69 and left and matching lipsticl., 91-93 CENTER ST. when toe Trojans open their foot­ Even such Yale Immortals _ ee ed. of the Grandstand. 1 newspapers pertaining ^.o luliire ' last week and sixteen new mem lountiy in this way, met many rich’s husband is a counaellor at PHONE 4164 ball eeaaea against Washington MASS, if hopca to beat those 'office at the erid of his second , meetings, Lst«J dues_;'Biul fines bera were chosen. This year the people and saw new and tntereat- Avon Old Karma, where he and toe fabled Pudge Heffelfinger and Ha may even fill ton Bowl, sad State. KUpatriek. Cupid Black that haasTi to years. term without drawing |3,90S that 1 were dUcueaed. awinimera appeared better than mg piairea. . _ . . . . . | five other men plan courses of * S49 WflS SB •• Sty ptecliffl 8ti*f«tyS Sy M C«s# John R ead ! baoa was cominz to him. 1 _ Thelma Wright '47. usual whole..-•- Therefore, thel Gloria Ferrell '48. [study for the blind veterans. f ‘ / •—• A'

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAT, SEPTEMBER 26, 1946 FAtHB TRntTEBW ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 194«

care About anything any more but TUUNERVILLE______FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX RooAng—Regnirlag 17-A books and dowen.' Bm Ii Off*r«6 It "But your mother,” Gayle ven­ Sense and Nonsense m a p l e h ig h chair, MANCHESTER REPAIR or rapiaoo asphalt shin- b u r r o u g h s bookkadping sterUlaer PIANO Aceordlone. New end used, WANTED—5 or 8 rooma by tured Umidly. “She'e very beauU- UOTS OF THB DURN FOQL CITY POLKS FALL FOR THIS J with pyrex bottlea. dam es and lessons. Chestet A » Ga$$ified Skade of ^ camiore fuL Isn't aha?" Formula for a sun nceident: ■MeMlh Out of MeUntne d t t a f i e d SHEET METAL WORKS gits alato, oompoaitton or tin chine operator wahtad by a TWephoaa adults Raward. Graen, 45 Ooo- •f roofs chlmn^ya, Saahlnga and brokers ae hoiisa. bpartenee not 5072. cotdion Company, 91 Union Udge street Maacheater. “I’ll aay! She certainly te. She's Two parts at alcohol: IMerson wrote: “Hard UUngs Am OONDmUNINO aaveatrougbs B. V. ODUghlin, 390 neeesaary, wa will train you. etraoL Phone 5709 • knockout If there ever was one. < One part of gasoUae; ore put In our way to toot our HOT Am rURNACBS REWARD FOR anything Itvaabla •iPERGY A\ARKS But she's tbe softest hearted thing One-band driving. aourag* and develop our strength InataJJad and Itapalrad Woodland atraat Phone 7707, Thte la a permanent position with Boats and Adverti$eineiit$ Advertiteowoti opportunity for advaaeamant In 46 TWO Mechanically perfect player or family must aeparate. Betag ® to SM«r litoHi.i WrlHSimS to S.rvte.. tec. *_____ FIfc______you can imagine. I can get her to o t character.” . Bavaatroufba and Oonductom pianos Priced very reaeonabte. dtepoeaeeeed thte waMt. Rafar- We should learn to destroy RUOPINO, Mdlng and ntw eaU- replying aUto aga and pant ex­ f o r SALE- Car top No. 1 pinq F o r R en t F u r Snip 00 anything I want to. I always We were at the state Ucenee de­ For Sole All ^^rpaa of Sbaat Metal Work I Alao email piano 40" high 44” ancas Phoaa 3-0477. For fUnt Inga our apaetalty. Hlghaat qual­ perience. Write Bo« Jg. Herald. logany flnish. 10 f t boat Tlw Story: YYhan Oaylo brought her was tedtng mpldly could. You're my girt, and that’ll partment the other day listening to mountains of difficulty by leveUbig . IFE V s . TO i l Taara' Bxparianca mahog . loag, beautiful rosewood caM. some of the anewen given by 8g- a molehill st e Ume. For sMot of ToSeO TELEPHONE 541S ity matoriala uaad. Worhmansntp PhoVre 4849 befora 8 p. a . T o B u y T o S e U dr frteito. M away. be enough for me. You’ll eee.” ToB «y guarantaad. A. A. Dion, Inc, The Plano Shop. 8 Pearl etraet URGENTLY Wanted, 4 or 5 room Detalte tliat Bart had let fall In A mile from the road? It seemed pllcante for driving permits: ue, this method of working con RADIO need flxlnf ? Hare It ra- 399 Atttum atraat Tai. 49M. Help WanlaB^MsIt 16 Phone 6832. Open 8-0 p. m. only. rent Must vacate for new owner. their three years of knowing each to Gayle that Bart drove for Examiner (to Navy officer’s easily be the whole ihirfereiMe be- O f _ r i e V Phone 6781. CLASHiriEI) AnVT. ADVT. patrdd by ezperta. Pick-up acnr- Fuel and F— t other began to collect in her mem­ miles through a forast, and then wife)—Now, Mre. Jonee. what te • twem fallura end succeee. CHIMNETS and draplaeas axpart­ AIRCRAFT JOBS ______4f-A ONE LUDWIG trap drum outdt, l)Kn HOIIR8: ory. Hie mother had a maid and one-way street ? Too many of ua hold our cour­ HOURS: lea, fuarantaad work. Seta ehack- VKininAN, and wife desire smell suddenly she saw a grest white ad In tba borne. Car radloa a iy elaanad and rapalrad. Twenty- are now avaOabla at Pratt B FIREPLACE and fumaea dra- 38" bees snare, two tom-toms, 8:80 A. M. to 4:45 H M. a aeereta^—and a houaekeeper. bouse looming ghoet-llke before Mrs. Jonea (brightly)—That’# • age In reserve. Instead of uotng It i l i r A. M. to 4:4& P. M. two yearn of axparienca. Well Whitney Aircraft la Bant Hart. block and bells. For Immediate rent. CUl WUlimanUc 1561-W Than there waa a butler. She waa ^Btreet on which a motorist Is sow. to dlapoee of email problems apacfalty. Manebaatar Radio Wood. hard or soft Will dsUvar. collect Into a sketoh' she her. “Oh, dear," she thought ^ ...... — Sarrica, 7S Birch atraat Phone racommaaded. Manchastor Chlm- ford, (Vwn,...... • ---- for ■ ■^■■w«a maw yBmi* Telephone RockvUls 981-13. sate, price $85. Call 8554. * a w s ef him at Ids reqimst. Oeyte sure of that. And Mr. Bartlett had once more; “oh dear.” That bumped from tbe rear only. os they come up, hour by hour. As S-0840. nay Exparto. Phone 3-0543. skilled men. Good pay with mod­ and Bart leave fer OenaeatMva. a nurae now. There wae probably arMnt a house. H was a place each ntolehlll crumbles sway, we ^ ; Lost and Pm b O 1 Waiited—Resl Bntoto em working oondlUoM make the SEASONED hard wood, out any WANTBSD—6 or 8 room dat or to vMt Ms paraata. a chauffeur^ too. Oh dear, there —one of those Incredible places Deeth «■ the Highways And ourselves stronger—more SEWINQ llacblnea, vacuum claan- Job pleasant Our rspranantaUvaa length. 117 cord. TaL 3*3879. 41 WtlRLITZER Baby grand piano, must be a dozen sarvanta, And Men end women o n leaving dourageoui—more conhdenL The LM T^PABS BOOK No. 6M1S. 1450. Call 5835. house by three adults Call 8089. SPECIALISTS on commercial and ... abe bad read about with ninety an and arnall appllancaa rapat^ Psiatliig—-Pspunig II win be glad to SM you aanr weak Wsddell rosd. Invaatment proparttea, also prop­ Mrs. Bartlett waa having a party rooma and armies of eervante. home every day never to nturn more we use our courage, the more ir«tlc« !■ hartity (Iran that Paaa day. Monday thrmigh M day, IV tomorrow night, a dance. AH tha eUve. we have to use. The mountains can ad. A.B.C Appliance and Servtea p r o p e r t y owners attonUon erty managcmtnL Suburb^ Sycamore, the Bartlett eetote, And Bart thought that some day Babk No. 6 m s iaatiad by The Oo„ 31 Maple’ atraat Pbona from 8:00 A. M. to 4:80 f . M. to SEASONED Slab Wood, $11 a VETAk AN with wife end baby girls would probably have dresses ■he would be its mtetrcaa. “Oh They bid their fomlUes good-bm never Savtnsa Bank of Manebaatar haa Paparhanglng and painting, tn- ■ELECTION of violins. Can be Realty Company, Realtors, 49 was not, as Gejrle had always 3-1575, Pick up and delivery tell you oi tha foUowlag jobs: cord, stove length. P. Maasdald desperately need two or three Perkins street Manchestor, Oban. from Hattie G am ete or the rue ne.” she cried to herself, panic- mad Jump Into their eon . and be­ A successful buslnesa man baen loat or daatroyad, and writ­ alda or vuutda. Large davtnga ALL-AROUND IUCBD«18T8 Phone 8917. seen at 88 Phelps road. supposed it wae. In Germantown Ice. rooms before cold weather. Chn TtL 8215. but well into the country, mUes de la Paix, and she bad made here stricken; “I can’t , 1 never can. fore the day te over are killed la wrote: "Oourege te the grestoet ten appUcatbm haa baan mada to Naw block callings Batlmatcs RXTIi»BRA10RS ing. Alvah A. Ruseall, Mountain October laL (Sold In part or WANTED—A home In Manches­ aeiveBT'’ she aeked BarL tharefor. quotas now. Wabator. 6905. Wchriing Apparel— Fffro 67 “Cold with terror," she con­ opened It The other opened the Today the number killed on our teg. She woe left with ten children, ...... Kalvlnator Prlgldalra Collt! The LOST—Ona brief caaa containing REFRIGERATION CO., INC. OPBRATORB COMBINA'nON RANGE TWO-FAMILT houaa, 4 rooms Gayle sighed. It didn’t seem as Nothing te accomplished by IL camera. Call 3-0833. Induatrial spraying. Hava your and 34H- Practically new. Phone quick aeUon communicate with under his. She was becoming “Mine?” Bart Interrupted, If she could walk up the broad No one fraction qf human prog- children grew into‘ fine, strong, PATTERN A MODEL MAKERS RADIO each with Improvements. Oen- us. Phone 7738-5839 or 9-0930, or 87 Oak S t Mancbeatar 3-1338 porch and lawn furniture spray- —WOOD 8078. reaUy frightened. From the first lapghlng again. “You can’t be steps before her. The door had rasa Is gained by IL self-reliant ritlaens, wall worth the Everything you need to furnish traUy located In East side of Write Brae-Bum Raelty Obw 5 she had, naturally, been nervous scared of Father. Nobody la, not ad and stored for tha wintar at Apply St * town. SelUng price. $9,000. James opened, and she could . see the Do ErerytMng You COn te Pro­ moUier’e effort! Aimooncatneiit* low coat A good enamel Job on a the living room, bedraom and South Mam etraat. Manebaatar about the visit, but Mrs. Bartlett’s even the servants. I guess he ALL MAKES of aawmg machlnaa PRATT & WHITNEY kitchen. EVERYTHINO . . . not J. Rohan and Son, realtora. Tete- butler walUng. Whkt vrtm she mote Sefet^p'to Drivlngl axpartiy repaired. Singer Sawing ear aa low aa $40. Tbomks J. Mc­ Wsntcil— To Boy 68 note had been kind. "I am so very was tough In his day when he was walking Into? How had she dared? The beet way to get along to KBARINO l o s s la prograaalva only the major pleca% but alao tha phona 7438 - 7911. WANTED —A tavara or soda making his money, but that waa Macblna Oo., 883 Main atraat Kinney. Phone 6049. , AIRCRAFT, anxious,” she had. written, "to Bart took her arm and felt her Two lawyers, one decidedly glum never to forgive on enemy or for- Art yau ona of tba ibouaanda la smaller, decorativa and utility >*ANUHE8TER’S oldest destert fountain buslnaaa In Manehae-, meet the girl Bruce loves, and so a long time ago, and he’s certain­ ■•t a friend. your eommunitp who alao are Tat 8883. Willow Strett, Esst pieces as w e ll...ALL Or THEM. MODERN Six-room houaa. Occu- ter. Write Box O, Herald., sway a little. of countenance, met on tbe street: I INTERIOR and axtorlor painting, In rags magazines, paper and te ray husband. He Is very dear ly nothing to “be scared of now. “ SUff, dear?” he asked. Ptrst Lawyer—WeU, hour’s bust- •utfariag from loaa of haartngT Hartford, Con^ticut These outfits are COMPLETE In phney November le t Owner leav­ to us, and wa expect you to be He's kind of like a professor him­ ALBEKl JAiXlBS-Aabaa and Alao paparhanglng. Prompt larv- scrap metals has 3 trucks to ing town. Fireplace, oil burner, She laughed nervously. ' “Stiff nesia? Judge—Now sir, please tell the Why delay? PInd out how you Ice. Pair p r^ . Workers compen­ every detail. There Is nothing too.” The courage the note had self, I guess. Anyway, be doesn’t oourt Just whet passed between rubbteh removed. Light triicklng WANTED—Kitchen man, nights. else to buy. oall at yout home any time and open atalrway; shower, lot 84’x with fright Oh, Bart this te ter­ Second Lesryer—Rotten. I Just too can help youraalf aa ao many Ttl 8037 sation, public liability Inauranoa pay you hlgheel prices Wm. Os- chased an ambulance 13 mllea and you and your wife during the orgu- othara have calling Mr. Walt^ Apply Prlncaan Raataurant cor­ Held For You, Storage Traa, 190,' red cedar fence, bunk beds, Olcott Drive rible.” carried D. E. Preohatta. Phone ner Main and Pearl atraeta. trlnsky, 183 Btsaell street Phone “No, It Isn’t Come on. You’ll foiuid a lawyer In IL ment? .. ^ ^ j e j y i t tosHeia ten Uek 3*3044 for a fraa apaacb haar- ALL APPUANtaes aenricad and 7830. , „ Until You Are Ready For DaMvenr. buUt-ln dmwer space, screens, FUNNY BUSINESS M on -g U ptotas, a kettle, and COMPLETE OUTPTT $1,098. 8879. storm windows and doors. Five 7-ROOM SINGLE in a daUght- see it Isn’t In about two minuted. tng teat. rapalrad, bumaia. rafrigaratora. Besides, there’s Just Mother to Ruby—Babe Is thinking about liar new radio. INSIDE^ AND outside painting. BUDGET TERMS minutes drive downtown. Write tal eettlag and enrrouadtagn NEW AVIATION oorporaUon will rangaa waaharb, ate. All work DISHWASHER Wanted. Apply CASH FOR planoa or musical *n- meet now. Father has been In bed going blonde, she bays oU the boys guarantaad. Metro Samoa Co. Raaaonabte ratas drat-ctaaa A-L-B-B-R-T-S Btrumente, regerdless ot egs Box R, Herald. that mako for privacy. Eveiy lareata Sight aehool la Hartford Silk a t y Dinar. 43 Allyn St. Hartford for houra. Come on. sweetheart.’’ ore crasy about them. Lalldby Tel Manrheater S-0883. worS Call Edward R Pries condition. Hlgheel poaalhle modem detalL oil bumec, tfla 'Tm coming. Tell the family I Ruth—Yea, she’s olsrays been BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES BY BDGAR MARTIN about November 15. Vatarana In- 3-1003. MAN WANTED for naadle plant tgraaiad In dying uaSar G. I. Bill USED FURNITURE bought and prices The Plano Shop. 6 Pearl Sabarban for Sale 75 bath, etc. We win Saleh It to faltered ’ but did not dee—and I dying for a men. ^COQR.l CtoVt CMJt y o u ffltCLff TFA.VC \|q THE MANCHESTER manufacturing man'a robas, street. Phone 6332 O U lk t o T R U . NOU tAUAteVX aaid.otbara tntaragU d In learning PAINTING and paparhanglng. sold. The Red Shop, 58 Hudson suit you. want lots of music at the funenzl.’’ QUl'Cl 1 \T« D«tVS)\H(k HAW Hktek ? Iff shirts and nackwaar. To taka street. Moore's Used Furniture Laughing, Bruce put his arm Ironical ontltheete; "Drtva Hke R O D XHkMKN ViXto D i^ T U R ff ------ORFffWqiteffl to Sy at raaaoaaSla rataa. Apply Good work. Rtaaonabla rates I3'x WE WILL buy your rags, news­ FOR SALE—S-room cottage In FCUMO R COVmXRY to Box iCH. HataM. Tranaporta- FLOOR COVERING complata charge of bualnaas of Phone 7351. Coventry, 21 acres of land, va- Inspection By Appofaitment. around her and rap. her up the hell . . . and . . . you'U get there!” 14' room papered, 113, Includes production. Staffordwaar, Inc., papers, magazines and scrap DV.RCR TOR 'OU tion fumlahadi^- canL $3,500. Call WUlimanUc steps. “Hello, Synes,’’ he aaid aa OF C O U R 5E paper at 60c a roll. Raymond Stafford Springs. FURNACES IN BTOtffC. Quality metals. Arnold Nelson, 737 Lydall c o m p a n y Ptekt. Phone 8884. IOIIW3 or Kolselka’s Gas Sta­ they passed the butler. “Where’s Man (to banker)—You will ( Muellei plpeleas pipe end blower. street Phone 8906. Jarvis Realty Co. my mother?” probably be glad to know I now FULL TIME aarvlcs station at­ De Vino Company, ,18 Bennett tion. Route 44. IS NOW LOCATED AT t Dover Ed. IW. 41U er T37S “Right here, Bruce dear," a have my business on a eoUd foun­ tendant. Apply Bantly's Servica avenue. Waterbury. 84856. rich contialto ' voice answered. dation. Pnaata Inatroellong 18 Center, 333 Main atraat 114 OR 2 H. P. Motor. Phone 4504 VACANT-^Bolton Lake. 5 rooms, Paraonal Sarvtea newly decorated Inside end out, “I've been welting.” Banker (gleaming, aa he entlct- leaning of ruga, 66 COTTAGE STREET VIOLIN INS-raUCnON. Solo or- WE BUT and aell good used Bpu-t release JJayle, stepped peted paid notes)—Fine! How’s furniturs codiMnatlon ranges, hot water heat, fuU ceUar, in­ walla, wlndowa and cheatral and beginners, at your WANTED—30-30 rifle with lever sulated, year round home. 300 ft. quickly to hie' mother, put his arm tha;t? aachaatar 5408. Help Wanted— Male gas ranges and heaters Jones' (OFF OAK STOEET) home In Manchester on Tuesdays action. In good condition. Call at off State road. EUectrlc stove and around her, kissed her lips, and Man—Wen, Its on the rocks. and Wedneadaya. Por appoint­ Or Female S7 Furniture Store. 38 oak Phone WANTED then held out his hand. 0 •ami-pro aatortalnera, 3-I04I. 37 (TUnton atreet, second floor or boat. $7,300. Call 6887 or 8343 for ment call Arthur H. Stels 159 ’’Come here, Gayle,” he aaid, First Father—Our baby gives us Uat your acta with us. Wa CALL 6688 WANTED—Good general cook for phone 2-1870. appointment. Union atraat Rockville 71, thirty or forty, people at Hoapital FUXIR problems solved artUi hie eyes smiling into hers. a lot of trouble. He yelte unices he gto local booking. Ad- 10 PAINTERS Mrs. Bartlett held out both has hie own way. Binark Bureau. Box T, FOR FREE ESTIMATES RBIPRIOBRATION, Air condition­ Annex. Live in or out 48-hour linoleum, eaphalt tile, counter Expert workmanship, free estl- Rooma Withont Board 59 FOR SALE—Topcoat else 40, hands. “Come, my dear,” she said, Second Fetber-Ours yelte any­ ing. Mechanically Inclined nun week. Apply to Dietitian, Han- “and let me look at you.” LAWN Mowers hand and power, cheater MeraorliH Hoapital. metre. -Open evenings Jones like new. Call 2-0163. how. Man, you don’t know what sharpened, repaired. Enxtnaa get free facta about repair and LARGE pleasant room for gentle­ Apply Feeling like a drab scullery trouble is. Installation work opportunities Fur* •*• Oak street Phone ANDOVER LAKE—4-room Cape maid, Gayle approached ahyly and ABtsmsbOBS for Ssis 4 samcad. Garden tractors repair­ 3-I04I man. 142 Spruce street. Phone ALLY OOP Wkdt*s That Yon Said? BY V.T.BAMUN ed. Knives shaars, hdlr ctippars, and spare time training plan. SilUHtinnn W'Uitrd— 4734. Cod In. excellent condition. Oak placed her hands in Mrs. Bart­ Certain After-Dinner Speaker ------N Write Utilities Inst., Box C, Care Wm. Dickson & lett’s. If her life had depended we BOTH OUSMTA V O tfT lA C , 4-door aadan. fflowlng machines and blower Female S8 b e a u t if y Your home with Vene­ doors, brass plumbing, oil steam His speeches to an hour-glass ■ mind rubbar, good running con- knlvaa aharpanad. Saws died and of Herald. tian, blinds. Choice colors. Con­ TWO Furnished rooms on 51 heat. Immediate occupanpv. Price on speech at that moment, she Do some resemblance show; OLAOMOCT OUTA THteN toltSon. Pheoa #817. sat Band saw blades welded and venient terms. Call for eetimates, Avondale road. Call 8841 between $8,300. A, C. Blssell, Realtor. Son could not have produced one word. Beceuee the longer time they run for sale. Capitol Grinding Com­ ELOCUTION, clear speech, dic­ 6 and 6:30 or 8:30 and 9. Phone 5470. (To Be Contiaoed) The shallower they grow. AUVlf. tion, coaching for veterans. CURTAINS Laundered. Called for Hartford 5-3790. 5 So. Main 8L Tei; 2-0920 llttl MODEL A Pord, pickup,- also pany. Phono 7958. and delivered. Phone 2-2407. 7-44 IMS rack body Cbavrolat Tutoring in school subjects. White SIDKCl.ANf'KS RY GALBRAITH tsuek aquippad with 1884 motor. HAVE Tour storm windows and Studio, (Johnson Block), 700 ELECTRIC Refrigerator. Needs LARGE Front room for rent for Xlieadya 108 Waat atraat Rock- doors painted and repaired now. Msin street. Phone 3-1393. repairs. Call 2-0033 after 8 p. m. two men working days. Telephone r l)oE»—feta—litrda 41 8486. 1078-8. CaU 6683. Princeton Street “There’s considerable overdue postage on this package, ENGLISH Setter pups, four USED WASHING machine In per* 61ui*ienl— Oramatle j FOR SALE 1888 RUPMOBIUB 4*door sedan, months old. Pedigreed. Priced feet working condition. Kemp’s, New 6-Rnom Single. Hot water madam r diaan and In good running condi­ Boarders Wanted 59-A 6-ROOM SINGLE I WARM AIR FURNACES PIANO niNTNU and repairing rcaaoneble. L W. White, 105 Inc. heat, oil burner, automatic hot CARNIVAL BY DB K TURNER tion. Bngtna raeantly rabuOt In- Player planoa apaclaity John Avery street. Phone 4936. ^p^'dS.StrleliUnd atraat CLEANED AND REPAIRED ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, water heat, copper plumbing, Hot water heat, oil burner, Uockerham, 38 iigalow atraat woman or girl preferred. Central­ full Inaulatloa; downataira lava­ VAN CAMP BRCrrHERS Dial 4319. MALE BOSTON Terrier, Collie 9 X 12 AXMINSTER rug. good tile bath, downstairs lava­ MMBDHiStR pup, black Cocker pup. feteale. condition. Phone 2-0679. ly located, near bus line. Write tory. tile hath, haaement laun­ AbIB Ai Tires 6 249 North Mmin Street EXtTBLLBNT piano tuning, re­ Zimmerman. Lake street. Phone Box T. Herald. dry. tory. Occupancy 2 weeks. mm Tsiephntie 6244 6287. No agents. NRW TntBS, new raeapa, used pairing and rebuilding. All work FOR SALE—Mahogany panel bed, A. guaranteed. Ball mates cheerful­ Inapoetlon By Appointment. Bras and t i ) ^ . EKpart vulcanis­ TURKEYS—7 to 12 pounds Froz­ complete. Phone 6636. FKKI'KI.KS AND HIM FRIENDS ing, 8 bourn raeapplng aemcA OLD PLOOR8 SANDED ly given The Plano Shop, 8 Pearl stuck Again! BY MERRILL R LO tllini street. Phone 8333. Open 8-9 p. en for immediate use, or wrapped WRITE BOX G, Matocbactar Tba and Bacappliig Laying and datehlng. for your own locker. Phone 4026. In Manchester WOMAM IS REQUESTED 1D ^ I R P llUHAVffMORf ; V4E CHICK— A* Tba Do-All Company. Telephone WANTED— WAITRESS. Apply with oil burner complete. One 8 age with extra tend In rear. Motareydes 12 3-35M. Silk City Diner. PoulCry and Supplies 48 cubic foot electric refrigerator, Moderately priced. $I0,.’100 cash Millrightar-Machin* Tenders—Beater M an - good mechanical condition, one required. Dryer Men— Floor Men GET OUR offer before aaUlng WOMAN to'lielp with housework NICE Young turkeys, 17 ttv** 21 amall forge. Phone 4888. Top Wagee—Good Working Oonditloaa—VaeattoB Wltb P a y- your ear or truck. Hlghaat prieaa VIOLIN Bows rehalrad, $1.25. Call and care of two email children. pounds or real nice turkey TO LEASE: Store on Main Shift Dirferentiale—Six HnlMsys With Pay nmd. Broad atraat M PRODOCE A >hE>A). Bkrvles repairs piefcad up and Write to Box 8, Herald. pointment call 8454.______• Your BaaM Tel. Manchester 8215 Weavers Malf and Female CHAIN OP vdOMOeWdF Skttvsrad ptumpuy. 90 years bloom, delphiniums, hardy asters 5 • InveetaMnt General Help Male and Femala CROfiEROADB/ " ^ - t r - r r ^ ^ t aaparianca. John Maloney. Phone chrysanthemums, galllardla etc’ WANTED— Experienced woman SLIP COVKR8. Watklna deluxe 3-1048. 1 Wabiot atraat glove dttlng. tailbred-to-order • Fanna or QuiDera Female Washington. for cooking and downstalr.v work. ty WAHH ItiBILS On Their Way BY I.KSLIE rUHNER V 8^$1; 100-12.75, one year. Trees Telephone 3311. « slip covers are once again avail­ Spinners Female WATERMAN’S personal errand ^ruto. Woodland Gardens. 168 able with delivery In a week or You hava yaw OOW? VOUdOFoiN «IAN«MaS.lU------PATMERAUNAVE 9AID Warpers Female THAT W tD COUNT*! kOOKr Wia.dOOO f liy H TO AUudUEaOUE,.D(EM W liT 7QMR0 M toii tondes Local errands package Woodland street. Telephone 8474. GIRL, experienced In shorthand, two. Choice aatecUon of decora- to values—taeeaia nMHTOFMMOTtR CWCORBOROIADM luCK.T0t71 S illvm . Light trucking. Auto tor-vtyled fabrics- Watklna Broth- Irreapeetlva at WANTED M8 FORAioiriciwiWSAlf^anuagSS^^ ‘IOMOFTMOKCNIIMS FOUND W THE NA8A30 IF WE (.EARN ^TTMNWAg ViffTHINRffdElOttil^' iiE TiiiHii IT lO i r w ia n i r typing and general office routine. AW S r lOfT VOURSll.^*WTH w ACOUACAN SgMfaf Plata aacTloa to Hartford. TH REE Dozen asters. $i; bou- Watklna Brothers. 03.5 Main era drapery shop. ■ partial appi WITH EXPERIENCE: S' MTKtS*N3tlANA88A RESERVATION. WIST M(TTHIN6 UNTUl MAIN. Nt RIMER.. fhoaa3-878a. )(,auets mixed flowers, 60c. Fred street OF eUKERiON'S RAUCH., MEBT^RT J M te H T E O 9UH E i 9BH.T A80UT T iff TEWH CENTlIlff Schuetz, 40 Kensington street. 3,000 FEET of novelty elding, U H la First Class Loomllzers Male MORYWdOTTOFtND ^ jmmoMmtoutam i S S m MACRl. General traek- any ehaagaa, wa Ok.KIR$0N'S WANTED—Woman to do small new; 500 feet of 3x4; Fermall Jacquard Harness IT NOW. QUICKI MO STMT R Is r Ranga and fuel oUs aahas tractor and Implements, • good serve you. Oeal PAINTERS family lrai)lng In her own home. Conealt ns dretl Builder Male lEEARCM FROK' rubMah ramovad. Phons Roo6iig—Repairing 17-A Phone 5894. running condition; 4 email chick­ .THERd! 8688. Gravel du and loam. en coops suitable for feed nr HOMES UNDBB THE IM D ^E Y S rebuilt and repaired, HIGH SCHOOL girl to assist four broodarnouae. Inquire 106 West OX BOX o r EIGHTS Carpenters IC ana Acatylaaa wald- w d n g . All work guaranteed. N. ,I>S. Me Job toe . er too afternoons 'til 7 and Saturday streat, Rockville. Tel, 1073.-2. NOW BBlNa OQNdTEDOTED Apply A t: O. La Rom Ca Phone 3-0768. (3ail mornings. Also atsy with children All work guarantaad. any Ume. PHILCO Model 1301 combination Plumbers fW anut Waidtng Oo, 188 Middle Saturday nights. $5. Phone 2- Cheney Brothers Employment Office 1427. table radio, one month old; Van - JARVIS .^f^CMSka, West TaL 8338. BUOFINQ — Speciallzmg ih re- D’ good with extra bonnets extension and or apitat saau raptnead large. (3ood work, fair ’ rice Fres f oayw ftend «r 8 Dsver Road Manchester, Connecticut f-*A 189 Bohth Mala atiuat pay. W edncf^y and* Sunday power glaM. phone 4017 or c»!! 88 Alegandet dtrapl THB UNSUNO HERO — toUmatoe. Ceil Howley. Man afternoons %bd evenings off. et 841 Bast Center street 6 tn Tdephon* 4112 lUmtiri .. Chester 586L Phone 8786. 7 p. m. only. Phone 4 tlt at TVY8 tJ