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■MOBd U*ut. Harry C. Mohr, of 55 New eti-eet, who la atationed Letter o f Se^ii M anchesi0 Party Is Held Receives Wings Season Starts ROOFING About Town at the Infantry Replacement Cen­ Average Daily Circulation' The Weather ter at Camp' Roberta, Calif., has Date B(0(ok X taen promoted to drat lieutenant. ASBESTOS srorvG. For the Month of August, 1948 Forecasf of I'. S. Wrkther Bureau Trank E. Zimmerman, Jr., aon Arrives First For Demeusey For Glee Cliib o f Mr. and Mrt. Frank E. Zim- •t'-'.' MondajyBept. IS • • ' / George O. Roae of Bolton has Meeting, B o p ^ of Selectmen, at INSULATION 8,258 Slightly cooler tonight and Sat­ j/.i juarman, ®r., of 152 Benton atreet, a horse chestnut tree in full bloom, Mollier Knew of Son’ s Municipal building at 8.^ Joint Gathering to Hon­ urday morning. haa been awarded a Truatees’ a beautiful and unusual sight at Beethovens ^ to Partici­ Expert workmanship. AB work ' Member of foe Audit X 44', aeholanhlp at the Univeratty of Joint installation of the Ameri­ this time of year and plainly visi­ Wounds Before War can LegiOn Poat and Auxiliary. or Young Man l^eaving pate in Program of the guaranteed. Reasonable Prioea. Bureau of Circulations ’ CoanecUcut, for hlTh acholaaUc ble from the listening post in that No^ obligation for aa eafonata. Manchester— A City of Village Charm c v Itajudln,. He la an Engineering ' First rehearsal of Beethoven place. Departinent Wired. Glee Club at Emanuel Lutheran For Service. Rockville Elks. Writa X atudent at the college. chrfreh. ^ T WTWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS St. Margaret’s Circle, D a u ^ - Fifteen days before she was of­ ■v/ Tuesday, Sept. 14 Sergeant-Major Gerald Demeusy, The Beethoven .ee C.lub, local (Classified Advertising on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1943 Vra. Mary Rubacha Steahko of^ tera of IsabellaKWill hold Iti first VOL. LXII.; NO. 291 ficially notified by the War Depart­ Election Primaries affAmerlcan of the 2nd Battalion,’ State Guard male chorus of ’hlch Fred E. Burton Insulating Co. Morth atreet an^ - bee daughter, meeting of the Tall series Tues­ ment that her son had been-.wound­ Legion Hall. staff, Hartford, was the guest of ISO Oxford St. Hartfoid ] i i « Peter MaanickI of Hartford, day evening, September 14 at the ed in the invasion of Sicily. Mrs. Hospital Auxiliary Garden Par­ Werner is conductor, will begin have icetumed from Norfolk, Va., K. of C. home. The new book Alva Allen, Sr., of 140', Charter ty at Miss Mary Chapman’s gar­ honor last night at the Villa another season Monday evening, Brenner P^^shm—Germans Say Italians Hold It where they viaited another daugh­ club, which is being formed will Oak atreet, received a letter from den, 75 Forest street. Louisa at a joint gathering of September 13, at Emanuel Lu­ ter of Mta. Steahko, Mra. Bernice have its Initial presenUtion Tues­ her son. Private Alva Allen, Jr., of Sunday, Sept. 19 Herald and State Guard members. theran chtircb. A social will fol­ Allied Guns Begin ♦ Taranto Is Occupied tUibachk Wllaon. Mra. Wilaon day night, with Mrs. James Bafry, the 20th Engineers in Sicily, stat­ 3:30 p. m.—Song recital at Cen­ The party was attended by mem­ low the rehearsal and Rev. Earl Oacured a •divorce from her hus­ chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ray­ ing that he had been hospitalized ter church. Pupils of Mrs. Charles bers of th.e battalion staff, headed H. Furgeaon of the North Meth­ band, Edward D. Wilaon of 79 mond" Peterson and Miss , Anna with shrapnel wounds in his .right by Licut-Col. William J. Maxwell odist church will be the guest NOTICE Yerbury. speaker. Mill atreet, Augtiat 20 on grounds LeGace. Mrs. John Holden will check and over his left eye-' ^ Fiftieth anniversary celebra­ and members of the Herald editor­ 'iTie club’s first date of the new at Japs ' Of desertion. be in charge of refreshments at Mrs.'Allen was nt^lfled by tele­ tion, Zion Lutheran church. ial and advertising departments. O IL USERS the social following. ^ gram from the War /Department Fifth Herald Employe season is Sunday evening, Sep­ A tember 12, when it will have a Fill your tanks now! Every By Britain’s Troops; Mr. and Mrs. F n ^ la E. Bray Sunday that her son had been Sergeant Demeusy, who has Townsend Club No. 2 will hold wounded Severfcly. It Is assumed been employed in the Herald ad­ part ID the program of the Rock­ srallon you take now ineans of West Center street are speiid- ville Lodge of Elks. A rehearsal Holding Lae Base tng ten days at HighgatE"s^anor, its first fall meeting tomorrow eve­ by the family that the wound Shower Parlies \ vertising department for the past more we can store for win­ ning at 8 o’clock at the Y. M. C. which he had sustained previously three years, is the fifth employee' for this appearance will be held Highgate Springs, V t by the club tomorrow evening at ter. A., when plans will be made for was the one meant by the Army For Bride-Eleel 6f the Herald to entfer the service. Ensign W. F. Davidson the mass meFUng in Hartford this mentioned in the telegram.. He recently enlisted in the Navy eight o’clock in Emanuel Luther­ , Donald Norton, son of Mril. an church. , Aiizac 25-Pounders Are ' Sm oke M oV Germans Hold Ron .month and the anniversary of the Private,‘Allen was born in -Mon- Seabees and leaves for a southern Ensign William F. Davidson of Marjorie Norton of 57 Academy founding of the movement by Pr. son, Mass'., and attended the schbols training camp tomorrow accom­ A cordial Invitation is extended James A. Woods Used to Lay Down Bar- atreet has left for Mount Hermon Townsend. Members and non- there. He was Inducted into tht Mi'^s Betty Werher, of 152 West panied by- Sergeant Ulysses S. Lip- the U. S. Naval Reserve.^, son of to any man interested in good RANGE AND FUEL OIL I-* school. Mount Hermon, Mass., for members are welcome to attend Aripy in June, 1942 and took part Center street^nas been guest of pincott, formerly, of Compa.ny H.' Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. David­ (horus singing to attend the re­ rage as Attacking Aus­ Capilulali.,.. Claim Ma.le I V c s s h l s Allied Konjes (iain Third his freshman year. hearsal and sociab Monday eve­ 381 Center St. Dial 6566 Give Cities the meetings of the local club. in the invasion of No>-th Africa honor at sew'ral recent social func­ State Guards. Sergeant Demetisy son of 16 Laurel street who re­ and served throughout that entire has served 28 months in the 2nd ning, at which time voice place­ tralian Units Cross Riv­ III Loiiiiniiiiiqiic Issiiofi | Big'Foothold on Pen­ tions in EMognition of her ap- ceived liis wings at the Naval Air ments will be given by COnduailN: Private John Kleinschmidt. Jr., Pfc. Roy Helm has returned to campaign without injury and was Battalion and was The highest At Hitler’s Headqiiar-| insula; Messages Indi­ has returned to Camp Haan, Cal., Camp Haan. California, after a member o f one of the engineer proacljlfig 'marriage t6 Gorp. Ed­ ranking non-commissioned officer base in Pensacola, Florida, August Werner. er into Swamps to N ew Riches ] \ o t D u c k s after spending a seven-day fur­ spending a 15-day furlough with units to take part in the Sicilian ward W,. W'a'ilera. of 307 Middle of the battalion at the time of his 27, is now stationed at Hollywood, ters; 81i|(ht Local Re­ cate (rerniaiis .Attack- Let Your “ E” Bonds Biiy Contact Enemy There. lough at the home of his parents, his parents, Mr. and Mra. William invasion. Turnpike, East resignation. He h ^ had nine Florida, for eight weeks’ further Helm, of 28 Cooper street. years' service in the National and training. Yankee Subs. sistance Reporleil Be­ ing Rome; .Americans t4 Wells street. ■ Previous to his induction Private 'The first was by'her former of­ New Technique May Al F or Planes Allen carried on a farm owned by State Guards amj enters the Sea- W'ith the Australians Out­ fice associates at the^Phoenix Fire Ensign Davidson received his — :— Beat Down Five Coun­ Clan MacLean. 252, O. S. C., will Mr. and Mrs, Richard W. Gutz- his parents in Monson. bees as a Gunner's Mate, 2nd IC O low Recovery of VaU fore SiirrItaly’s importfilnt Religious Education at the South glfta the remainder of the (?Venlng toastmaster for the affair. Lae defense perimeter into high some relief—and possibly new lated to a German asaatilt and [ wedding anniversary occurs today, OLD ships in this war are .not just sit­ Naval ba.se inside the heel, Methodist church, has returned waa spent In playing game's and W ALTER N. LECLERC kunai grass and swamps where riches—from a technique designed that the Nazi .Army would as-| SHORT OF CASH? were tendered a surprise celebra­ enjojrlng entertaining stuntp by the Alexander MANCHtSTCR, CONN, and Allied fcyces have there­ Comider the adt after spending a month’s vacation they expected to make contact to disperse smoke by means of sume nrotection of Vatican ting ducks for modern military tion of foe event Siioday evening girls pre^t. RECORDS 40 Tel. 5469 with the enemy momentarily. JhMweefloen. k j with her sisters at the family home at foe fiome of Mr. a;^d Mrs. Wal­ 51ust be turned In tor sal­ sound Waves, a University of ^in City. The German radio an­ aviation. Naval experts believe. by gained their third big in Somerset, Mass. Another mlsceHaneoua shower Lillie Inleresl Jarvis Eager for CloM Action cash. Monthly n . do Gagliardone of Gardner street. vage if, you want to keep neaota chemist said today. nouncement said that the at­ Aa proof they point to 13 veri­ foothold on the peninsula in hub coiuiderattoo riaiiig pcioa More than 25 gueata attended was given at the home of her aunt. playing the new ones. 26 Alexander SL Manchester Anzac 25-pourtders which dealt Prof. Karl Sollner also-indicated fied capital ship losses by all bel­ the fast-breaking chess play Mrs. Estells Sandsrs of Wap' Phones: '' and new taxes. A leas of 1100 from Boston, East Hartford and Mrs. Adolph Schlack, 89 Summer 111 Primary fiere Germans and Italians so much In that the menace of fog on land Goal is hauled over the strategic railway running through Brenner Pass In this view. Germans tacking forces were led by ligerents since, the war began four or the giant board of the Mediter* j pinger’s Falls, N. T., has returned 3 V'20 each paid for old re^ Office 411$ Residence 7275 costs 120.60 when ptompdr as- this town. They pooled their street, who waa assisted by Mrs. desert battles of the Middle East and sea may be challenged by the have announced that Italian troops "occupied Brenner Pass” one day before the announcement of I Firld Klarshsl Albert Von Kessei- years ago compared to the 27 sus­ ranean. Allied headquarters an- ' Mid in 12 moaihW eansscutiw home after spending the month of or^i* irrespective of quantity. Read Herald Advs. contributions and presentad to Relnhold Rautehberg of 12 Emer­ were used to lay down a barrage same technique. He told the Amer­ Italy’s surrender. I ring. The annoirncertient. desig­ tained bv opposing Navies between nounced tonight. Shortly before, j installmeoa of HOBS cadi. August with hsr sister, Mrs. Henry son street. The living room was nated as coming from Hitler's Mr. and Mrs. Burns a purse of With the primaries scheduled for upon the enemy. The Australians ican Chemical society: 1914 and 1918. messages from the Italian capital Bradley, of V^mon atreet beautifully decorated ,.wlth red, headquarters, said Field Marshal A TWwiqf loan on yoot own mqney. Dancing was enjoyed next Tuesday for nomination of were eager for close action and “ Scientists of the Bureau of Possibly six other heavyweights, indicateii that German troopa are ! signature is made with prompt white and blue and many balloons. KEMP'S . Lrwin Rommel, w’hose forces were and a delicious buffet luncheon town officers, little interest is be­ Inr. say that the Japanese who were Miqes in this country and others four French and two Italian, have attacking Rome in a counter-mov# [ private service. For a loan, oune In the center was a Watering can dug in at Lae have dug their own pummcled by the Allies In North to Allied Invasions, with the ap­ la, phone or write today. served. ing shown and the vote is expect­ 768 5laln St. Tel. 5680 abrd'ad have demonstrated that been so badly damaged in the Put Over Meet in the same colors, with streamers groves. Big Eight-Day Africa, had been placed in com­ present war as to be usele.s* for parent intention of ousting Pre­ Mrs. Buma was the former Mlaa ed to be light,. sound treatment of fogs and Reds Start New Push mand of German troops in north­ Rose Gorman of this town, and extending to the gifts. As she took Australian infantrymen were smokes leads to the coagulation of fighting purposes. mier Marshal Pietro Badoglio and her sent beneath it to unwrap her The only contests in the Repub­ ern Italy. IriNANCB CO. Of Police Board their marriage took place In St. lican primary are for selectmen moving in toward Japanese held the droplets of tog and the par­ Scarcely more than a year ago, perhaps King Vittorio Enaanueto Htdtmai choice gifts, she was showered Take i:p Nazi Prupagaiida dtata TbMtaa Bnliainn Jamea’a church. 'The late Rev. where nine names have been pre­ Malahang airdrome, just outside ticles of smoke, so that they may Allied Aerial critics wrote off as outmoded the and establishing a puppet Faacikt LtS piMv ' rbana sasa William J. McGurk, rector at'that iVlth confetti. settle readily leaving the air clean Along 100-Mile Front ,(A broadcast from the Rome battle.ship and the battle cruiser, regime on the capital’s seven | D. R. Brwwa. Mb>. The hostesses served a Iiincheon sented and seven can be nominat­ radio ,a t 11:50 a. m., e.w.t.,-took Ucaaaa If*. Tbs board of police commisaion- time, officiated. They have one ed and on the school board where Little contact with the enemy and free from foreign material." coaling anywhere from 20 to 100 hills. era la acheduleiL to meet next of Sicken salad, wafefs, cake, has been made since a patrol group “ This technique,’’ Sollner said, Attack Ends up Nazi propaganda bulletins, in­ million dollars each and years of (A German radio announcement! daughter. Miss Eleanor Bums. there are three names ..for two IF YOU WANT dicating that the Rome radio had Tueaday avaning but because of cooklfo and coffee. « of 100 was surprised on Singaua '•may soon find ’^^wide application effort io build. said Rome had capitulated to fon i places. .Vriiiv Mai\:hes .Across fallen Into German hands. The the primary on that day the meet­ Miss 4yemer and Corporal Wal­ plantation about six miles from in the fight against foe smoke Germans.) ."^’1 ters will bs married in the Con­ The only contest-in the Demo­ Rome Denies -broadcast was recorded by The .Assumed Traditional Roles ing may go over to'the following Orford Soap Co. cratic primary is for constable. Lae. nuisance and at the same time al­ Northern U k r a i n e However, the big gunned, heav­ Firrol.v Establish Bridgeheads j Tuesday. S- cordia chureh on the':25th of this Thirty Japanese were killed Momentary Lull Only OWI.) In the Naples area where AlUeqj month. ■ low the recovery of valuable and The Germab announcement fol­ ily armored battleships, given .air Tha board axpocta asveral more HELP there in a short battle before re­ rare materials otherwise : lost Signifies Beginning of Closing In on Kiev ami support and an adequate covering landing operations were begun be-j patitlona for appointment to the Donates Cigarettes treating. On the banks of the Report King lowed reports from Rome that fore dawn Wednesday morning, it I through the chimney." Dnieper ' Defenses. gimfire had been heard south of force of cruisers and destroyers. PINEHURST force. It may have to change Bunga river back toward Lae a Recalling that intense sound New Phase of War; was announced that the Americ4u4| small patrol of Austi-ailans again the city at 6 a. m. l midnight, ». w. plana for the coming year. ’The cigarettes will be given to the for planning any sort (Continued on Page Ten) Fifth Army of Lieut. Gen. MarXl WillHiivBL Publir Records attacked the retreating enjifiy Air Superiority Clear. O ff Throne t.). W. Clark beat down five Germa4| board aaked for $13,000 more than 19 Manchester men who leave to­ (Continued on Page Ten) Bulletin! Another Shipmont Of laat year, but the aelectmen have trol and killed eight more: AUie An air laid alarm-vias sounded a.mored counter-attacks in thfil morrow for the Navy by foe Or­ P / i o n ^ / o r o f a banquet or cater­ losses were no more than a few l.ondon. Sept. 10.—(/P)— in the city al midday, following an Naples area and firmly estatal cut tlia figure. ford Soap Conipany. The firm will London, Sept. .10— i/P) The Warrantee Deeds wounded. Russian troops have captured attack on the capital laat night by lished powerful bridgeheads froraj also provide the sinokea for the 15 Great Allied eight-day, non-stop Stories Originating in Allied Airmen FRESH FISH William F. Johnson to Jack and /AMBULANCE Shelled By Naval Force* Mariupol, important Sea of unidentified planes. which to direct a decisive attack] AUOB OOFRAN local men who leave on Sept. 24 Ruth R. Freedman, property bn ing occasibn^tlicn see Storiii Quits aerial a.s.sault against th? contin­ '^witzerlaml B r o a «l • Surrender Without Incident on Italy's second nl8rt Impor Including: (Known Aa ()neea Alice) for the Army. The number leaving MIRACLE WALL A few hours after the biush Azov port about 55 miles Durkin street. SERVICE with the enemy patrol, ‘Allied ent—a sample of the mighty blows The radio report .said also that port. , SPIRmiAL BIEDrOM tomorrow is the largest at any one Chester H. and Marion N. Fleck, FINISH east, by Berlin Rarlio; SWORDFISH or call Naval forces slipped into Huon that will lead to the final, decisive west of Taganrog, Moscow the surrender of Italian arms and Raid Targets Britl.sb troops went ashore a tl SeiTMitfe Oanghter of a Sevratli Sod time for the Navy. In addition to to Marjory H. Norton, property on Foreiffii Post drive upon Germany-^^appnrently announced today in a special equipment to the German.s look Taranto yesterday evening. th4| MACKEREL Bern fVRk b Vaa those going to. the Army and Navy gulf under the cover of darkness All Arf Called IJnlnie. Academy street. and subjected the Japanese to is over, but the momentary ' lull place' without incident and that announcement said, with . the as4| SimdlBga Dally, IneliMUng Siuiday, one la leaving this month for foe «NICOAT COVIU order of the day. The order, / 'X - — HADDOCK FILLETS Allett A Hitchcock, Inc., to Ed­ heavy shelling. only signifies the beginning of a Genoa and the Italian Riviera had In Italy Still 0A.M .ta9P. K OtoBy Appolnt- Marines. * WAUPAMh.ssM«4 liroadcu.st by the Moscow ra- London. Sept. - The BUTTERFISH ward A. and Esther N. Madsen, $■ The American Air Fo«ee has 111 Argentina new phase of the war. , i j- .j j - j - t . l c> beerf taken over for “protection” (Continued on Page Eight) ant. b Mw Serrloa of foe Peo­ property on Sterling Place. ARNOTD PAGANI wallt. wellkeerd,' The round-the-clock aerial bar- u*o and recorded b y Romethe S o-.radio today denied reports — ■ f ple fer M Penn. bsMMRl want. been pouripg tons of bombs on Lae The Important port and naval FILLETS OF RED PERCH Exemtor’a Deed Telephone 3902 or 5790 since the Allied landing Saturday rage and reco'pd joint u. s.-R..\.F j viet monitor, also announced i originating in Swilierlaiid and ba.se of Spezia southeast of Genoa, j Bomb ^lililary Ohjec- IM Ohorob Street, Hartford, Conn. TALL CEDARS Estate of Mary E. Bentley to «M quaar Am il$ lAM T. _morning. operations demonstrated impie.s-'| thp capture of Barvenkovo. { broadcast by the Berlin radio that also waa reported to be In German THE MEAT DEPT. Phona S-2024 Allen & Hitchcock, property on Prestige of Nations as Om sol. Km-TOM ISAUeNOOISTM Natives who slipped out of I.ae .si^iely the Allied air superiority in , Vojnovakha and Chaplino in King Vittorio Emanuele of, Italy hands. lives Heavily Dbs|rile .Sterling Place. Will future BINGO poiU malMo IH s*k> AVniAOl ROOM. told Australian troopers that the Major Latiii American this theater. i i .. r . u I had abdicated ill favor of Crown A special German communique W’arrantee Deed Kcai'ToM iiUiS. .\riiiistice to Drive Ger- Flashes! ASSORTED COLD CUTS Japanese fear Allied bombings Now all that remains is the ^ KfUCfal, cleanup of lhe| Prjnce Umberto. broadiasl by Berlin said slight The Manchester Stores Corpora­ NO orriN tM i Power Stake Fol­ (Laje BuUetlns of the (Ab W li») At a Special Price pf TOMORROW 1NK;HT greatly. Natives said the enemy building up of this superiority t o , southern Ukraine. I "All these reports are untrue,' local resistame preceded surrender iiiaiiK fruiii Peninsula. tion to the Manchester Gardens P A m r O D o a . took cover every time an Allied the point of complete aerial domi- i ' ------■: - 39c POUND E AT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S lowing His ResignaOon d^ejared Stefani, 'Italian news of'Ih e Italian caiillal. and that ORANGE HAI.L Corporation, land between St. plane aassed over. nance and a repetition of w hat! agency, in a broadcast recorded short-fishting ensued in Trieste. Italian Collapsn Foreseen James street and Forest streeL Musfow. Sept. 10.— — Allied Headquarters ,in North tWith a Point Redaction To Do You Have DELICIOUS BROILERS The Japanese Air Force has been happened in. North Africa and: by Reuters. Bozen Cremona. London, Sept. 10— lA*)—.Ad«l£j Sicily. The Red Army marched 3 Points Per Pound. able to stage a few raids on Allied Bulletin! Earlier Reuters had quoted Africa, Sept. 10 i/Pj—The Allied Hitler, B|>eaklng In the midst of thql A Tender, Juicy ROAST BEEF 4eration Small its activity. closing in on Kiev and the _ _ _ _ Allied Headquarters in southern partner had beeii .iOr*i| we have hot been able to G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! possible pubUc demonstra­ rived in Switzerland last night AUi^ i the Army's campaign to drive the seen and was due to an “ absence of| offer op to now. There have been a few casualties tions resulting from the res­ More than 1,000 sorties—indivi­ Germans’ middle Dnieper The Associated Piess, mean-1 Africa, Sept. 10. (A’l An Germans from the peninsula, it Vacuum Cleaner on .thq beach and ^ few at sea dual plane: flights - were flown by broadca.st today, disclosed that the Will." It was the Fuehrer’s fir Lnmber of AR Kinds ignation of Foreign Minister river defense line le'ssVthan while, intercepted a Berlin broad­ was announced today. Mieecli In month*. **FVe© of FRESH VEGETABLES Reyman4l«r*s Restaurant LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE when a transport was hit, but Segundo Stol'ni. .Although Flying Fortresses, Liberators, cast which reported that King Germans have taken control of Medium and light bombers con­ Allied leaders say the cost of the Marauders and Thunderbolts in the 80 miles away. The new push Geona, important port on the heavy load which has been «pon ( Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer 38 Depot ^uare 1 ‘ Tel. 5406 there have been no incident^ in the center of this front, report- Vittorio Emanuele had "resign­ centrated on roads leading to the Large White Cauliflower liron Mason Supplies—-Paint-—Hardware » operation has been , surprisingly joint non-stop bombing of Nazi northwestern coast of Italy. since a long time and from pr Fresh Lima Beans ' ; 35-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 uniformed police clrculnted^’m ed by the Army new.spaper Red| ed." ■' beaches In the Naples area to Ing exjiectations, the moment small. the downtown building Where airfields in France and channel em­ This was not the Hist time in .(An Algiers broadcast refolded thwart German plans for moving Green Beans Balsam Wool Insulation ^ The Allied attack upon Lae is the placements and^In collaboration Star, brought the Rtissians to ai come now that 1 can talk to^tho Toaster the V. S. embassy maintains .serie.s of .small streabia northeast, recent months that there had been strong force,- there to repulse the (terman (leople without dgludlBf Pascal Celery Its offices, and mounfod police talk in the air of abdication by (Continued on Page F.ight) (Continued on Pag*, Eight) , t (Continued on Page Four) of Romny, 133 miles cast of Kiev. I Invaders: myself or the public,” he said In White Celery. patrolled the streets. It was,, ! while the right wing bore downl the Italian monarch. La-st May The air offensive again.st com. sp'eech which was recorded fror [ — and everything else avail- Radio COAL COKE OIL ------:------■ .( explained at poUce headquar-' 1 from Bakh.mach, whose capture! the Morocco radio circulated re­ municalions wa.s pursued vigor- the Berlin radio by The Associate ters that the action was mere- I was tiiumphantly announced yes-; ports that tTie kind had abdicated, pii.sly With heavy bombers attack- ablei 2 Main St. Tel. 5 i 25 or was -about to do .so. Press'. WEEK-END VALUES AT 1y precautionary. : terday, towai-d northeast Kiev. Claim Italian ibg rail bridge.s at Capua and Percolator Program Told Balkans Pose River Defenses Outflanked Talk Revived Aguip Cancfllo and mediums raiding Major EarllKiuake llecorded If you are doing any can­ (jji s!s(f ISIS Washington, Sept. 10—(^)--A r- Talk that- Vittorio Emanuele ! The left wing, which has served, bridges and comniunicatiohS' at Pasadena, Calif...... Si.. pt. . 10— ning, come to Pinehurst gentlna’s prestige as a major La­ as. a bS'se for an immense turning I might surrender his throne was Vessels Slink ;-Pntenza ami a lamling ground at . '"'7'||'r‘^„’,|i,(,iiake. described ai ■ s To20Soloiis revived again when Premier Mua- iTor: Motor tin American power was at stake New Problem movement against Kiev. rested i .Scanzano. The Grossetto i i„.avv enough to cause extenslv' Spices today following the resignation of on Zenkov ^and the Psel river de- solinl was ousted on July 25 and yards unorth of Rome were at- j| in a populated ai fenses which heve already been Marshal. Pietr'J Biydoglio took | Cider Vinegar Fdn h - ; J g O S T E R ’ S Foreign Minister Segundo Storni Berlin Repoftt* Ballle- I tacked last night, the- Allied qn- was recorded I'arly today bj th(^ Foreign Policy Based on in the wake of Secretary of State How lo Prevent Pre- outflanked from the north by *1 over his place, but eventually - nouncement said, Ualirornia Institute of TeehnologjS White Pickling Onions lAK GRILL’ Hull’s refusal of lease-lend aid. ----- ^— [ died down. ; ttliip and .Criijspr Vir» f- , The Italians haw been lepeated- selsniologicai laboratory. ^ '5 ?' I Small WTiich You Are Not Losing? “ WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET’TOGETHER” FOR FINE FOODS! Rpalisni and National There apparently v5|a n o imme- mature Explosion ill (Continued oh Page Foiiti) I Badoglio, upon as.siiming office,^ 100% Pure Wool , had pledged his a'llcgiance to the I tiiiik o f Nazi BomlM*rH7 tuts said II mciirred about .7,76 Curtice Bros.’ Tasty 7 Sea­ 84 OAKLAND STREET PHONE 7.886 Interest Is Urged. (C'oiiliimed on I'age Four) •lilies awa,v.-proliably In the we W'E w i l l - b u y ANY OF " (Continued on Page Eight) Powfler ^ Keg Worrv. king and called'upon the lluliaa soning for making Chili Open ToniKhtJTUI 8 P. M. Fridqy 9 P. M. Sat! 6 P. M. people for theii support in his eril IMcillc south ol -lapan. I t h e s e ITEIVIS! DINE AND DANCE . ' Treasury lialance I^ndon, Sept: IO-hA*— A Bci Un j first tremor was recorded at 1 Sauce, Tomato Juice, Cock­ Boston, Sept. 10.—-(d*r—A ' fo r­ name. .. , , bidadcast reported tbda.y that an HIGHEST PRICES PAID! i To the Lilting: Tunes of BulieUn! ^ a. III. (4:I!» a.' ni.. r " i tail, etc. eign policy "frankly based upon Washington, Sept. 10.—lA*)— Vittorio Emanuele. now 73 ItaliarTbattleship 'anti a cruispr realism and national interest, im­ — Washington, Sept. l6.-r-:A’i years old, never had been a domi-- Nazis Attauk l,v a second Impulse at 1:39 a. m. | DON MAC AND HIS RHYTHM MASTERS , WE WILL HAVE A FEW MORE Coal Supply —The Balkans . powder-keg The position of the Trea-siiry Sept. were, sunk yesterday by (lermhn Store Open Fridav, 9 A.''M.,1 . plemented by adequate force c'om- ^ ‘ . ■ , ' nating figure iiv the affairs'.of his DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! appears perilously close to bomljers between Sardinia anti 1 ratrol ServIce^Suspended \ . to 6 P, .M. , mitteji to maintain peace," . was Receipts, $37,712,554.91; expen­ nation; He once desrribeii him- eprsica. . i A.B.C.I^xitCo. ' - “ (Rejects) proposed' today by ^Edwhrd E. explosion today. The posslbii- Arctic Island New York, Sept. 16— ^4 ROAST BEEli' CANNING Problem It.v reported from London of ditures, $188,789,606.65; net bal­ The Rome radio was quote,d b.v j Third Naval district P“ bHc 2J Maple St. Tel. M 575 %hase. president of New Eng­ ance, $5,242,187,407.89. ''(Continued on » age Four) London morning -^newspapers a.s t ______, FREESTONE ELBERTAS .\llled Invasion of .Albania,. (Ions office skid today the Coas HALF BROILERS sk ROAST VEAL land cowncil, in .a five-point pro- whieh Germah troops may al­ saylffg that three 35.000-ton Ital­ graiii designed "to jr^store confi­ Berlin Radio Reports As- Guard Reserve ' ROAST HAM New England to Face ready have occupied, . serves ian battleships had deft the Naval' . • 1 service had been suspenw Expert Repair Service dence and unity and' to stimulate .basc'"at La ^ ezia and were head­ VEAL CUTLETS 4-QuarI Bskl. P^dclier to emphasize further the ex­ saiill oil Spilzbergen; | throughout its t tCHOW MEIN :'" '$3-88 - intelligent planning and construc­ Anthracite Shortage plosive forces gencMted In ing toward Allied ports along with gasoline and motor parts, On Any Electrical tive leadership." ^ a flotilla of cruisers and destroy­ (.\hout 6 Pounds!) ' . ■ ■ . 'I . ' '. " ■ . ' ' ‘ Europe’ji unhappy iioutbeast- Victory Garden Program Supplies Destroyed iurlsdiction Includes the coast > .Appliances. Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer The program was outlined to As Result of Strikes. com er by the (lurrendrr ers. ■' northern New .lersey. New ¥« about 20 New England Senators Italy. At'the- same time The German news agency DNB liarhor. Long Island and Conn 30 OAK STREET* TEL. 3894 and representatives meeting in Is' Outstanding Success said in the-broadcast that the war- j K iilletin! • Free Estimate In Your ______' i~ Hand Picked McIntosh Apples Boston, Sept. 10— —The sup­ this possibillt.v complicated - cut. Members of the ..AuxUll Visit the Retail Salesroom and See .Joint session with, regional hust- ■ships reported , sunk were part of , l.ondon. Sept. HI.-—'.‘f '—The Patrol servieejurnished the^ oa Home. ply of anthracite coal will ^ New the prob'lem of timing -any loss ol Spitsbergen, tlie lonely ' ness leaders at the 72nd quarterly England’s most critical fuel’ 'prob­ grext outburst of pro-.Allied this, formation fleeirtg from La ] boats. They w ore Coast Guard us conference of the New England Chicago. .Sept. 10—(A*!—The na-*wcll." Wickaid said. adding: Spezia and which’"on Anglo-Amer- j ■Arctic Island bas<' 6(M> miles lem this winter, Richard L. Bow- activity in the Balkans to co­ east of (ireenland, to a (Ipr- forms while on duty but recelv 4-Quart Basket (About 6 Pounds!). Our New Line of Council. ■ lion’s gardeners, whose small plots "Raising . food, . either ... ._in .i--the fields lean orders was attacking German no pay. The government funUs ditch. Boston coal dealer and presi­ incide With Mows struck ■nan landing force, was Indi­ Urges Prompt Action' in back yards and vacant lots and or in -the gardens, is a*, important shipping between Sardinia anti dent of the New England Counctl'a against .Axis forces from the j cated In a eoiniiuinlque Issued motor fuel, however, and kept The program offered by Chase, Committee on Solid Fuel Supply, outside. on farms will yield millions of tons a contribution to the war effort as CTorsica." boats in repair. 1ft r there is to be made on the home . The broadcast^dded; by the Norwegian high com -~ '• • * ' ■ ^ Ladies’ All Wool fUpon which he urged prompt ac­ told the council’s quarterly meet­ of food in the all linpoijtant home mand In London tonight. The Dance For Hetulth tion by Congress, called Mil: ing today. Washington. Sept.' 10—(A^—How front attack, won high praise from front." Their efforts, he said, have Three Other Warship* Damaged Canadian Bank Robtied Jumbo Pascal Celery, Large Bartlett Pears, given "greater fighting' power to "A s soon as thi.s news was eoiuiniinique said full details *A definition of foe furictitms “We will be approximately sev­ to prevent a prematurie explosion Secretary of Agriculture Claud R. of the. attack, disclosed Igsl Wheatley. Ont.. Sept. and fields of free enterprise, and en million tons short In anthracite in Europe's traditional powder- Wickard last night. this country and to our Allies by known German bombers took off to Six men. with masked and p a w Come To The Sheridan \ California Carrots, Fancy Lettuce, Etc. releasing more food for direct war protect German transport’ move­ night In a German radio ah- ' of the scope and purpose of busi­ production,” Bowditch said. He at­ keg, the Bklkani;, was viewed here- In a broadcast address', at the noiincement. were not avail­ faces, made oft with $54,060 W Cardigans and' Pullovers needs." ments. Their attack was sb effec- Malaga pr Tokay Grapes, lb. 19e. ness regulation; a restriction upon tributed the shortage to foe failure today as one of the pressing 'prob­ Chicago Victory Garden festival in able but implied that the small the branch of the ' June Jaye Dance Studio the «pansion of govertiment Into of norma! operations to meet esti­ lems n6w confronting Allied strat­ Soldier field, Wickard commended The number, of gardens this year t|ye that another battleship, a Canada today, after holdlag exceeded the department’s goal by cruiser and k destroyer were te- garrison had been overwhelm­ the field of business without clear mated needs and to recent atrikea egists. the millions of gardeners, in city ed h,v forces which Included manager. W. P. Forsht* M d Rear 324 Center Street two million.; Wickard skid, but aa verelv damaged by bomb hits. showing of necessity and without and shutdowns.. The fuse was lit, as expected, and country, and., described the "capital ships." wife captive at gunpoint ta — Dancing We will have a moderate supply of Poultry express legal authority; a declara­ One Step From Rationing when Italy surrendered, and al­ 1943 victory program as “ an out­ the need for .food will continue to "The battle with this Naval apartment throughout the i pTAP, TOE, BALLET, AGROB.4TIC, ADAGIO tion of intention regarding the The entrance of the PPA into ready tbisre have been reports of standing success." expa'nd, the War Food .administra- formation still is ,in j,rogre8s.’’ 'London. Sept. 10—(A>>—German The men entered the For and we expect a nice selection of meats. responsibility of industry for post­ the allocation of anthracite from hastily-summoned war councils' In He said that the country’s esti­ tfon’s plans for 1944 cqU for a 10 Earlier, the Berlin radio de­ apartment . last evening, clared in a broadcast recorded by Naval units and Marines were re­ war re-employment, snd an Indi­ dealer to ixmsumer is “ but one step the German satellite nations. These mated 20 million gardens, cover­ per cent increa.se. - , ported, by the Berlin radio, last guns and ordered the BA.LLROOM ROIXER SKATilNG , cation of foe measure of govern­ from coupon rationing," Bowditch are taken here as only the outward ing about tour n^Ulion acres, will Wickard said he had been "im- The Aaaoclated Press that units Of, ger and his wile to alt qnlefo Lamb Fries (no points) ...... Lb. 2 9 c the Italian Navy have "joined the night to have attocked the Arctic '■-i- ment support of post-war con­ declared. ■ ■ ' signs of alarm in high quarters and produce eight million tons of food. presked (»nstantly with the deter* island of Spitsbergen on Wednes­ their home lintU 4:16 a. ^ J mination and rcsouriwfulness of tierman' Navy to continue the took them to the bank aad |pmG!STRATION: With Art McKiyr's struction and production; with Bowditch explained thatipresent strong unrest aniong the popula­ ‘iThat is a lot of food at a lime day, rapturing prisoners, destroy­ 'FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 4-6.P. M .. Sausages, Frankfurts, Pigs*‘ Liver, Western MANCHESTER tions, who must now. realize that when food la 6ne of our greet pf- vlc$<)ry gardeners,”, and that there fljtht" beside Germany. ' them to unlock the door. W l^| ■ ' JV. Isolation designed to make possi­ plans of the Solid Fuels a.dmlnis- A. subsequent German broadcast ing miitritibhs and fuel supplies, ' - S , , jq ble the accomplishment by the tration provides for foe delivery qt they are playing on the losing ferisive weapons in the war and have, been “some inspiring exkm- and wrecking radio and meteoro­ time lock waa releaaed at » heaid by Reuters said that; Nazi the mea Forehre to SATURDAY, SEPT. 11,2-6 P. M. C^ves* Liver and Bacon, Et& business organism of foe tasks as- 90 per cent of laat year’a consump­ team. . one of ,our priacipal hope.* for pies of food production by pdbple logical installations. forced- bringing alMut a constructive who suffer handicaps fst^-^ greater bombers and dive-bombers in foe the vault. They ecqoped i tigntd. ' tion to -avery community In New It may be ekpccted, therefore, Balkans forced Italian warships The broadcast, recorded by The ^ Telephone: Hartford 5-1226 We will have Birdseye Fillet of Haddock,' KNITTINiGt MILLS “A thorough overhauling of the ^ g la n d , with 10 per cent held In that .some of foe next major de­ peace,” Wickard skid. ' » than the Inconveniences of getting Associated Press, iibplied the Al- money, warned their eto Band from 9 to 1 A . M. Have Served Country'W>ll seeds and fertilizer. All those who t< return to the Greek harbor of to raise an nlarni for hml i I system of Federal taxation to sim- reserve for use . by those .comn^ini- velopments in Europe )nay come''^ I Manchester 7126 OPEN DAILY 9-t have raised a garden deserve our ,nad headed toward Wt ‘ Cod and Red Perch MANCHESTER GREEN The gardeners, Irl achieving thei'r nave raiacu a *»• i/UMttaUMfi aa Fa^a F*ur^ | ^Ouattaued oa Page Foor>, 'iCoattauad aa Faaa Fourg - ntlauail. a* P a n ‘Twok (CoaUaued oa Paae Hu'cn record “taavt Mrved IbcU: country. l^aUtudi and, •i MANraESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN:,^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. MAJVUHkSTEB BREWING H EKALl/i'i^NCKEblEH , tJUNM. J? KlUAlf, SEriEM ^EK 10, 1043 r era in "virtual slavery" and ask-] Which the War Labor Board refus­ ’ lee in addition to Mr. Jo^ti.4on In- | Ing that they be released to work i Great American Epic at the Circle Will Not Let ih a plant of the Bell Aircraft ed to approve, would retain that dude Miss Butb BenaOn, treaaur— | Jump ill Milk. Baldwin Lauds Open Forum 7 From State Polider New method‘but allow ^1.25 a, day for Forpier Pastor Cl, Herbert Bengston, secretary, | Gives Splendid Report compaiiy just opened in Burling­ travel, time. This was worked out Hugo S. rear.s'on and Arthur L. I ton. . ' Workers Go ' Wilson's home in West Hartford on a’ basis of-.averages and the Tolf. Priee Baeked Labor’s Part England, Gordon and Johnson Die ill Action Pay Proposal .same sum would go to each worker uest Speaker UUtrIct .Rally in Hartford Tonight | reported he waa "out of town for a few days." and no comment was regardless ’of how much more one , Rev. Erickson will speak at a : O n W a t e r To the Editor: Ehnifi Says Release ^ mirter traveled than another. , E p . I ^,^^large regional Centennial Rally In Includcfl Among List of Jprtficoming from United Aircraft. Soft Coal Wage Nego- I'sed In Metal Mlnea - . criCKSon -to 1 Emam^el Lutheran church. State Chamber o f Com­ Slate Federation Picks Should .sptce permit, I would ap­ Vermoiilers Might Im­ ' ' “ TfTe Connecticut War Man­ Under the’ proposed Method, Capitol Avenue, rtartford, at preciate very much having a few , 208 Announeeil by power commission," declared En­ ' N e w 8 merce Supports Pro­ ty-five service conhectiona, and New President as An­ words published relative to three nis, "has established its labor tiatorfl Consider which is usedln^many metal mines IVIake Aflflr^iss ut Ltirge o''M ek this evening. Represen­ Supt. Parker Makes flfty-one fire hydrants. pair War Production. 6 young men who are candidates for stablization poli,.\ in conformity in this country, cac^..wincr w'ould tatives from ten cities and towns War Department. Working Day Butsis. Kullv Here. ducers on Rcffucst. Statement on Town The Federal Housing in the nual Session Ended. the office of Selectman, next Tues­ wltn the-national commission re­ emerge from the l^ u th of . the will be present. A large dcle- west section of the town la not Hartford, Sept. * 10*=t.(g>)— Wil­ mine eight apd a ^ a lf hours after day. In the primaries. Washington, Sept. 10— t/P)— The quirements and will hold to It. c;ation of the local committee will Owned*. Utility Cover- included in the above summary, New Haven, Sj^pt. lO—(/P)— Gov­ liam G- F.nnis, area director here I Waslilngton, Sept. 10 — he entered it. 'Those with the'most ‘'s^ev. Kniit E. Erickson of Rock- Hartford. Sept. 10.—(4*i—The The first is Victor Johnson, a Hartford is still in a 'critical la- ...... I be Ut* IIIin afittendance. L VCII V4«»S*VV. a The localaw^«a> I as the town did not supply or lay business man who has been and at War department announced last I Wage pegotiators in the soft coal travel Utn^vC’ould -be compensated Island, Illinois, director of the meet at the Eman-| Imp effort, so far unsuccessful, to I ing 10 Year Period. pipe beyond the Hartford Road ernor Baldwin, appearing before a for the War Manpower commiij- I bor situation’. new 1 not in mpfe pay but in less actual Connecticut Federation of Labor present is a member of a success­ night ,the names of 208 U. S. sol­ Sion, said last night 'that thou­ Under the employment stabil­ ! industry arc considering a Aiigustana Centennial, will be the j uel church at 7 p. m. prior to get more money for the Connectl- — ^— .lines of the property, but it Is nqw ful electrical contracting firm in ization plan certain conditions working (productive) time. convention which had censured diers killed in action, including sands of workers from Vermont ! portal - to - portal pay proposal guest speaker at a large Cen.leii- | traveling to Hartford ept farmer will be taken up by Fred H. Parker, superintendent furnishing; about sixty rihousand Manchester. Mr. Johnson or "V ic " Opt of the big hitches in the seven from Connecticut. were employed in Connecticut war must be-met before transfers of nial Rally to be held at the Enian- of the Water department, today. daily to the ten- him, told the delegates that labor as he is better known, is one of us, vital workers are permitted, hot which would change the entire ba- j scheme is how to apply it to piece 1 the Connecticut Chamber of Conj- , J . . » .. litants there, The Connecticut men, and the plants, that some of them had sis of measuring the miners’ work,-jyw„rkers. One person close to the uel Lutheran church Friday eve- ' merce. issued a statement covering ^^e was not the only group in Connec­ by that I mean. If you should de­ areas in which they Were serving been here one to three years, had all parties rnneerned have re- in addition to our two water ticut looking to him, as chief execu­ sire ah audience relative to town cotirsc to appeals. Ing day. M problem said he did not know how .iiing, September 17, at 8 o'clock. Urj£es Increase The chamber, at a special meet­ first 10 yeirs of town ow‘nersKip. supplies from Glastonbury and were; become proficient in their jobs and Tho proposal, as first advapei^ It could he done and still be ac­ IThianuel's former pastor is at the ing Thursday afternoon, voted to tive for representation. matters, you will find that he will North African area (including that to release them might Impair - ■ /C"* ■ The water and sewer system from the east section of the-town, The governor, chief speaker at by President John L. Lewis/»f tho-' ceptable to the government under present time touring the , New begin Immediate action after be ready and willing to help. "Vic” the v.’ar production program. III Speed Limit waa purchased from Cheney which have never failed, we now the three-day convention which is straightforward and not afraid Sicily); Iveads Training I'nit RcsiST--- i United Mine Workers provided for the wage stabilization policy. Englan'd^tates in the interest of hearing authorities including bi.ve a pumping station completed Adams. Pfc. Thomas D.— Mrs, ' ‘Enni^' was commenting on a an 8 ' 2-hour day, incliid^p^ all trav­ The miners are meeting .separate­ the Aiigustana Centennial. He State Milk Administrator D. O. Brothers Ih 1933 and at that time closed yesterday after electing a to stand up for what hbJjclieves is George D, Adams, mother. 16 kholl letter, mktle public Wednesday Hartford. Sept.-' 10.—(/Pi—Ap­ ‘ VsVo. lo e at the old Rogers plant bn Char­ new presideht for-th^ first time in correct' and has the enviable facul­ el time, with time an.d.a half after ly and inforinaHy .with the North­ will conclude his tour at Manches­ Hammerberg warn that failure to there was some doubt as to the ter Oak street which will replace night, written by Publisher Wil­ prentice Seaman James E. Hol­ Same Fe. N. M„ Sept. ID—i/Pi — six years, made no reference in his ty of being able to look you avenue, Milford. eight hours a day, ' or Siter 40 ern Appalachian operators and a ter next Friday. obtain higher returns for milk wisdom of the investment. The any one of the reservoirs In an Hatch, Second Lieut. James W liam Loeb of The Burlington (Vt.) land of Fall River, Moss , -ranks TO PROTBCY ITBB TOBS I hours a week. / group of Illinois operators. Serving as director for the Cen- Gov. J. J. Dempsey said today he farmers would mean a severe figures released this morning, address to the rcsolptipn adopted straight in the eye thereby gain­ Joel McCrea and Bai'batn Stanwyck head the cast of thousands in 'Number one .schola.stically in the will recommend td the New Mexico emergency or shortage. The wa- Wednesday laying on his shoulders ,Ir.,—James W. Hatch, father, 56 Daily Newli to Pie.sident Eugene , Operators calculated that would shortage of milk ir Connecticut. however, dispel all doubts. The ing yotir confidence. We certainly Norwood road. West Hartford. the Cecil B. DeMIllc epic romance of early railroad building, ‘Union WilSpn o f the United Aircraft cor­ V-12 training unit at,..Trinity col­ • r WOMEN IN INOI NTBY. Highway commission that the tei is rated by the State Chemist the responsibility for defeat of a need confidence today in local gov­ IX SERVICE ■raise wages'an average of $199 a Henry Trumbull of Plalnvllle, extension of 18 miles of water as equal to any in Connecticut. Wilcox, Tech. 5th Gr. Edmund C Pacific,''-which opens Friday at the Cifclh theater. The stiong sup­ poration. chargrlng the company lege at the mill-term'marking pe­ state's wartime speed limit ,be in­ state labor relations law at the last ernment ns well as National gov­ i dav for a^'flve-daV week and $2.’20 tteasurer of the Trumbull Electric main in the last 10 years and —Slartin W ilcov father. Route , porting cast includes Brian Donlevy, Akim Tamiroff. Robert Preston waa holding some Vermont work- riod. creased from 35 to 45 miles an a.fssion of the Lcgislatiire. ernment. I f«?el that we, the voters 2 ResisToe, the wfety toe ! a day,-for a six-day week. , They Court Drops Manufacturing Company and for­ 1,075 service connections in the Box 693, Torrinpon. and literally hundreds of others. The co-feature. "Cowboy ,m ManJ ! were reported authoritatively to hour. mer president of the chamber. Ini­ same period Indicates the growth Goals Often .Musli Wail of Manche.«tei.', should feel proud box that helps deflect They have the simple, Dempsey declared that motors, He did say. however, that labor’s The Southwest Pacific area: hattan" stars Frances I.,angford. Robert Pglge and Leon Eriol. : have turned it down as too costly tiated the chamber’s plan for ac­ of Manchester. Farewell Parly that he has been kind enough to Hafncr. Corp, -Fritz—Emil Haf- - but keeping the measurement prin- particularly on trucks and buses, tion. Upon his suggesti'pn, the goals often were not realized im allow his name to be presented so heavy falling objects, in serviceable good looks, Solon’s Casr Parker Statement ner, father. 178 Bradley street. Pentland will furnish the attend­ I ciple under consideration with the are geared to run more efficiently chamber voted to organize a com­ His statement follows; mediately, and then added; that we may place him on the and economically at 45 miles an For New Sailor "Aa^ govern'br, 1 must represent New Haven. I ance prize. , shoes smart enough for I idea that a lower pay rate may be I mittee repreaemting the milk in­ The current Annual Town Re­ Board of Selectmen. Morris, Second Lieut. Robert — Jaiiiaiuan SingtM’s comfort and sturdiness hour than at 35. A further reason, not only the interests of labor but The two jTien remaining of which 1 ; agreed upon if the plan is found ■ dustry, manufggturers, labor *"d port marks the completion of ten Louis Morris, father. 41 Westfield 1 any, daytime wear. And Prosecutor Enters Nolle Dempsey added, is that the 35-mile conaumers. of all the people. I don't, waht to 1 would like to mentio'n ar,e .Cecil that trim uniforiha !,workable. j ' years operation of the municipal avenue, Bridgeport. , | For Kiwaiiis Mrrl ('urioijt.v Kills <'alf ' The miners now work a seven- 1 limit has been difficult to enforce. Tell Public Seriousness Water and Sewer Department. Artbur "Spike" Holmes, son of see labor as a group become class England and Jack Gordon. ; They ihey'rt only On Charge of Reck­ . (A similar proposal was made in conscious." are at present members of the Perotti. Sergt John W.- Mrs. j I hour day, all productive time. Tney This committee to be appointed The purchase of the properties Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holmes of Florenee Pe.rntti. mother, Box 181. : mand of shoes. _ Colorado; but the Colorado speed Retiring Federation President Board and have a good repord to Falks C(ty, Neb. i/Pi Curiosity get time and a half after 35 hours less Driving. by President Frank H. Lee, Jr., had been considered for several Woodbridge street was tendered Bantam. killed the iiiilfand almost wreck­ limit is statutory and can not be will plan a campaign to inform James J. Clerkin. of New Britain, firrthir qualify them to serve us 'llie Monday meeting of the I a week. They contend that is com­ V^ars, as there were indications an impromptu party at his home • Ping.il. Corp. Frederirk .1. Mrs. ed $3,000 in oil well equipment. parable to tZ ^ -to 45 hours in oth­ chanked by exictitive order). the public of the seriousness of '■who introduced the governor to the again. Both arc bii.-'inessmen and Kiwani.s club will he the lit.st one New Britain, Sept. 10 — (/Pi — that the sale to out of town par­ last evening prior to' leaving for convention as a man who had Mary pingal, mother. 49 Main The calf paked its head under the er jobs, figuring underground trav­ the milk problem and to obtain ties was a poasibility, and with know Manchester, they believe in of the season to he held rtf the $5*00 Prosecutor Martin F. Sterapien in the United States Navy this “proved on occasions that he’s a Manchester and will see that its ■street, WilUmantic. r'oeker arm of a well being pump­ el at I'b to two hours a day. reconsideration of the continued perhaps increased rates. After Country club. All those who en­ refusal by Washington authorities morning. He received many friend of labor." and the federa­ affairs will be conducted in a busi­ ed west of Falls City. The descend­ — make folk* want to eat oil $5.00 Portal-to-portal proposals here- police court today entered a nolle many discussions and several Repairs Cost Only $9,648 gifts from merchants and friends tion's veteran secretary-treasurer, joy good singing should . 'make ing arm broke the animal's neck , tofore under consideration would Police Court to permit an Increase In the milk meetings, it was voted in 1933 to ness-like manner, We are very In the case of Cohg.-at-Large Bole- along the Square and was. greeted John J. Egan, who made a bitter I and jammed' the motor on the yo^ 0ut before them by bring­ ! not change the'method of measur­ price. fortunate that they have consent­ every effort to be present as a sla'ua J. Monkicwicz, who was pre- Issue serial bonds for $650,000, ex* by his brother. "Bud” Holmes, fight Wednesday against adoption HarUord, Sept. 10.-r(/P) State pump equipment. Well Tender ing the working day, which has al­ “The most effective protast, ’ ed' to .serve us again because In 1 number of the Jamaican boys who aented on a charge of reckless tending until 1973 for the final- who is algo a sailor in the Navy. of the Anti-Baldwin resolution, Comptroller Fred ’ . Zeller claim­ Aryh Noll prevented extensive ing out the best flavor with W e r b n e r ’ s ways been computed from the time Edward M. Benson of 499 Adams said Mr. Trumbull, “would be tfiese times it is a big sacrifice to i are working in Manchester this driving based on a collision be­ payment. "Bud" dropped off the 8;50 train both came in for praise from tfie ed yesterday that by "doing the damage by promptly shutting off W e r b n e r ’ s the miner reaches the place where street, a guard at the Buckland from the conautneha, who are in In addltiop, the Town, of Man­ serve- your town when one's daily j Slimmer are to be present. Lnclcn SHOE STORE tween the Congressman's automo­ Plant of the United . Aircraft, last night to say farewell to his chief executive. ^ / job in a more workmanlike why I Vermont who is in charge of these the machinery. he starts working until he leaves danger of b^fhS cut off from a de­ chester assumed a previous issue work requires so much attention. than was originally planned," the 82.1 Main Street SHOE STORE bile and another car containing Roger Harrington of the 'Wheeler pendable atipply of milk, especial­ brother. Referririg to them a.s "Jim” 'fnd Voters you have a good team in men will attend the meeting. He ^ o r y S/u t it and heads for the mouth of the four persons In this city Monday of $50t Vour "K" Bonds Buy mine. House, Adams street and Ralph ly those with babies and small England, Gordon and Johnson, let's will tell the club members some 825 Main Street afternoon. property, which becomes due in ed them to the delegates ss offi­ effected repairs to the state ar­ Yankesi Subs. The UM\V-Hllnois contract. W. Ott of 235 McKee street all children." 1954, and secured title to a prop- Melon Weighs 100 Pounds see that thej^ get into the harness interesting facts about the work Stempien made a statement to cials Who were "diligent in your mory building which the now ile- ___ Rev. K. E. Erickson were before the court this morning Consumer Poll Proposed e*-ty which has proven its value. for next year. ' fiinct Public Work department . of the boys in thi.s country and c. Judge John F. Downes, saying following a fracas at the Garden Mr. Trumbull proposed, among Wemjdver Field, Utah—i/P)—Pvt.'| behalf at Hartford." Thank vou -. i also speak on Jamaica. State Policeman Loren Larson in­ The present superintendent, had estimated would rqst $75,000. tenniaJ in New Ehigland is Eman­ Grove on Keeney street which oc­ other action, a consumer poll to William' A. Erwin boasted of • the Praises Home Front Effort AARON COOK. Some of the Jamaican.^ are | vestigated a few minutes after the then employed by Cheney Brdth- Labor itself he praised for what ••Foi' the first time since it was uel's present pastor, Rev. Thorsten curred this morning about 6 determine public sentiment on the cis. was called to the Municipal size of Arkansas watermelons. He originally erected, the roof of the working for the. Burr Nursery Co. , crash and found no. Cause for ar­ o'clock'. milk question. had a. sister at Hope, Ark., who he called an "epic” home front ef­ Awarded Small ■ Gas Ration jirul it was by invitatioii of rest. expressing the opinion that a A. Gustafsonv , Building and asked hia price for armory does not leak,' said Zeller The New England Conference, Benson ami Harrington Were en- Mr. Hammerberg, who recently responded with proof. So one hun­ fort without which the job of con­ Charles Burr that the singers wlll i blowout of^ a tira on Monklewicz’s taking ovpr details of supervision. verting peacetime industries to a in discussing the job done on the of which the Emanuel church i.s a roiite to the Grove for a party on returned from Washington, where Agreement was made without dis­ dred of Pvt. Erwin's G. I. compan­ Chilmark, Mass.—(/Pi— What 30-ycar-old building. be a( the Country club. Chappie ( machine waa reaponsible for the a friend and picked up Ott on the he served as a special consultant ions sat. down to a melon bust — war footing "never would have ~ ~ ~ ~ part. Is raising a Centennial cussion, and with the appoint­ rationing board officials de.scrified coUlaion. The arrest followed an in­ way. After the evening was well t6 the Office of Price Administra­ with one melon. It weighed 100 been accomplished.” as probably the smalle.st ga.soline vestigation by Patrolmen Roaarlo Thankoffering of $203,027 Octo­ ment of a Water Committee, the Clerkin was a candidate for a ber 10-24 for the strengthening of spent at the Grove and the driver. tion on the milk problem, told the Town began management of an pounds. allotment in the country has been Tata and August Ziaglar, who Ben.son and Harrington were ready chamber he had no reason to be­ seventh term as president, but in granted to Mrs. Goldie Norton, i v Wk^EL F U E L O IL reached the scene five minutes la­ its conference and synodicar work essential utility. the principal election fight of the in eefucation, mlsstpns and chari­ to go home, Ott was refused a ride lieve Washington would approve Thorough Cooperation Chilmark town clerk. She was ^11 l ^ t u ter, Stempien sai<|. convention the delegates gave 143 res •back to town and in the scuffle, ■a price increase. “ I came back ties. Thorough, cooperation by the awarded one gallon for a period | C- i DIAL 8500 “ There is no reason why this that ensued Ott was severely discouraged.” he said, "and I am votes to 37-year-old Tirnothy Col­ of six months—to operate her | case should be treated differently The Augustuna Synod and it.-i various town officials has enabled lins. a Teamsters' union member thirteen constituent conferenec.s cut about the face by the other still discouraged." the Water Department to show a gasoline flatiron. i from any other case," Stempien two men. Mr. Hammerberg outlined the from Waterbury. to 76 vote* for declared. ^ are .raismg the combined sum of giowth in assets of nearly $600.- I r U U the New Britain leader. I After listening to Benson and basis of the problem. Milk, he ex­ 000, of which Government aid Blowout 30 Feet .Vway over $2ii00.000. as the first pha.se Harrington’s story. Judge Ray­ plained, is the only Connecticut In the one other election contest. MORIARTY BROS. of an inten.sive five-year effort through W.P.A. was about one- Judge William F. Mangan, coun­ mond R. Bowers su.spended judg­ food commodity that ha.s not in­ William Morris of Hartford won a IN MEN’S^WEAR sel for Monkiewicz, said marks on culminating in 1948 in the cele­ fourth. STARTS TODAY vice presidency by polling 141 ment in the ca.se of Benson,, charg­ creased in price since December. Formerly thls.uUUty. as a pri­ the pavement showed the blowout bration of the Centennial of the votes for the New Britain leader. ed with intoxication and breach of 1941. The cost of producing milk, vate corporation, paid taxes of occurred at a spot 20 feet away beginning of Augustana Lutheran the peace and suspended judgment however, has risen "tremendous­ In the one other election contest. Watch this Paper • LONG WEARING FAHRICS from the point of contact between work in the United States. about $15,000 yearly, so that the William Morris of Hartford won a in the cases of Harrington and Ott ly." Without some increase in price net gain to the Town of Manches­ m m the two automobiles;' Emanuel to Raise $13,000 on charges of intoxication but lined to compensate for this increased vice presidency by polling 141 M on day •LASTING STYLES Mrs. Ameria Ducharme. 70, of The Emanuel church isAusy at ter is about $300,000. votes to 52' and 19 votes, rcspec- each $5.00 and costs for breach of production coat, he said, It is in­ Although in the ten years rec­ 130 CTommercial street, who was in work raising a sum oP$l5.000 to the peace. tivaly, for John O'Donnell and Mi­ for evitable that many producers in ord many changes were made In • SLITS FOR EVERY OCCASION the second machine, is still at liquidate the remaining mortgage The trio were arrested shortly Connecticut will go out of biisines.s chael J. Barry, both also* of Hart« New Britain General hospital, on its property and to participate membership of the Board of Se­ ford. 'A ):afore duvjight this morning by and a "severe" shortage of milk lectmen, all have taken a keen^in- where. It is said, she ha.s head in­ in the Augu.stana Centennial. Officers Scully gnd Dwyer after a Egan Unanimously Re-Elex-ted • TAILORING THAT LENGTHENS ts-*^ will develop here this fal’ . terest in the -many problems pre­ juries. The three others were dis­ Heading the local committee_pf '53 complaint had been made to the Consiiin'iflon Increased Greatly Egan waa unanimously reelected charged from the hospital soon af­ membcr.s i.s Herman V. Johnson. police bv Grove management. The .serlovsness of the problem sented. Becretary-tre'aS.iirer for his 21st • THE LIFE OF THE SLIT ter iMlng taken there. Members of the central comralt- John P. Hlckpy of 80 Spruce ,\ll Obligations Cashed term; and.theM 1 vice, presidents is intousilied. he said, by the fact September 1. 1933 found an street .was convicted of non-sup­ that Connecticut in normal time-s. were named without opposition; .MMWHIEtNI r : port of his childrei on a previous emptv ca.sh drawer and a yearly Meriden, John Gaspiq; New Lon­ . *■ is only a little more than self-suffl- expense for bond payments and court order and under bond of ejenj in milk production, and con­ don, £ugene iCent; Danbury, Ben­ $300 was ordered to pay $5 a interest of $71,250. Upon closing jamin Peck; Norwalk. W. S. May- sumption of milk here has in­ the tenth year, we find these ob­ week for the support of his chil­ creased • greatly, with every pros­ hew; Stamford. Carl Galasso; Mld- Styles by dren. Judge Bowers sentenced ligations paid when due, and the dletowm, Clifton Scory. and New pect of continuing tO Increase as yearly revenue increased by $69.- Hickey to 30 days in jail, sus­ other foods grow scarce. Mr. Ham- Haven, Harold V. Feinmark. 812 to $179,368; also, bank depos­ A s one of its last acts, the con­ PUZZLE pended execution and placed merberg prediiried a still .gri^atei its and government ' bonds •KUPPENHEIMER Hi'eke,Y. under bona to make the problem' next year ■with demands vention voted to send an apology \ ? prescHped weekly payments. amounting to $166,203 which will CECIL I. to U. S. Senator John A. Danaher for feeding the conquered coun­ be used in part to reduce the Hickey, the prosecutor stated, tries. (R.) of Portland, for erroneously m was $64 iii -.gri ear!. on payments $500,000 debt due in 1954. including bis name in a. list of CONTEST •CLIPPER g r a f t Connecticut,' he said, is "peculi- De MULE'S under a previous court order. Eighteen miles of water mains Congressmen to be censured for larly dependent on its milk sup­ and eleven rnjles of sewers have — 45 The case ot Atw^ander Syming­ ply" because this state la “ at the voting for the Smlth-Connally bill, 9 ONLY 9 TUBE A. C. ton, charged . w ith'- non-aupport, been added to the system. Includ­ the ao-called'- "anti-strike” meas­ end of the marketing process, and ing also, one thousand and seven- •YEAR CRAFT was continued one we>k In order i a shortage of other foods is more 'UNION. ure. It then "sharply" criticized GENERAL ELECTRIC . . severelv felt here, U. S. Senktor Francis T. Maloney wi^e.sses. ; , Should Connecticut milk produp- . (D .l, of Meriden, and Reps. Joseph CONSOLES G.ustave, W ittkofske, 64, was , (ion be curtailed, there wouid be P A c m i Talbot. John D. McWilliams and ;i Bands — Auto Tuninp — 14-inch Speiikeis — Phono •KNIT-TEX • sent to jail for 30 days for mak-hope of meeting the shortage | Ranulf Compton, all of ,whom It 4 hnoMt Mm mnS| PluR-in and Phono Button — Beautiful Cabinels. ing indecent advances to two chil­ by tipportatlon of milk from other j said voted for the bill.. , dren on Franklin' street where areaS/Tdr Hammerberg said. .j Barbara Stanwyck Senator Danaher’s father. State CKILINCJ PRICE <5119.9.5 •COURTLEY CLOTHES — Wittkofske was at work a t ' the Refiit<*e to Consider Jump Labor commissioner Cornelius J. Danaher, al.so was involved in a 1st PRIZE time; In Washington-, he told the ; ------NOW PLAYING Joel McCrea« » Our Price group', there Is ap "adamant refu- i convention controversy which end »1 1 4 .9 S » Bills Used for Nest tUBUSCH UVOHJU ^ .M il TiNinll ■ MHt BitlN ed with a vote to refer to the Exe These suits feature everythinR you look Jot when you buy a suit. The sal" to consider any-Jirice proposal j o n l y : n o MORE! durable lastinR material, the never,jout-of-date styles, the colors arid that involves a consuropr Increase ! ^ l y i i i InrNai • Brian linirri cutive board a resolution calling Greenville. Miss.—(/Pi— Police­ 7HAT*S M W for an investigation of the State ------.ALSO models that appeal to you. suits look like a fortune hut are X. because of the President’s "hold ! WATCH man Earl Nelson, called to Inves­ Labor department by three Su­ ONE J6-TUBE M.AHOdANY STANDARD, SHORT- considerate of your bankhool47 You’ll find the finest quality and work­ the line" order. perior court judges. tigate the dlsapparance of 15 one Both Mr. Hammerberg and Ken SVAVE AND F. M. RADIO-PHONO, rLfl manship in these sujls'for a price that will amaze you when you come dollar bills from an office desk . No Relaxation of Laws MONDAY'S And Up E. Geyer. manager of thte Connect­ Soibe delegates favored adoption MADE BY FAD.A. ONLY------— i p O l / U U U in and see the suiPti 'So come in today and pick out the suit made for found that a mother rat had icut Milk Producers’ Association, pulled the bills from a drawer and o f the resolution on the ground you. Indicated they felt higher author­ that “conditions in the State ^ bor feathered the nest for her eight, ity than the OPA was involved In JERALD youngsters In the rear of the desk. departmentWre deplorable.” and BARSTOW'S the refusal to raise the price of othera''opposed It as "character milk. Can You Solos Our Putties? PHONE 32.’J4, Est, 1922^ 460 MAIN ST. CO-HIT: “COWBOY assaastnation” and an "insult" to Mr. Gevor told the chamber that the elder Danaher who on Wednes­ his association questioned the in­ IN MANHATTAN” day told the convention that, de­ terpretation that the "hold the with FRANCES' LANGFORD spite pressure, labor laws never line" order applied to milk. "If we \ - - LEON ERROL would be relaxed while he was in The Smartest Heads In Town M A H IE iU can get Rhode Island and Massa-. Plus; TOM CONW AY ta office. T83 Spi;uce Street chusetts to join with us,” he said The convention apparently had “we’re going to take some legal “ The Falcon In Danger” set a record of noisy demonstration Are Wearing STETSON HATS! action—but It probably would be io€kth$AiUKk-\ Native yesterday morning .tylth the adop­ six months before we could get to SUN. - MON. - t i :e s . tion of a resolution -hailing the Fresh Eggs, •a court, of app««tJs ’’ 1 “First Comes Courage” “great victory" in -Italy, but It at Gel a lift with a liKhtwciRhl felt for Fall. Thc.se l ^ s will dozeri ..... PLUS: “What’s Bozzln Cousin” least equrflled it yesterday after­ make a difTercncc in your appearance jhis sea.son. - ^ lasiawiflapiAaiFiitiDiiri noon In welcoming Joseph T. Coal Supply Rourke of New Haven, who made Native a brief appearance before, the con­ Potatoes,‘ " Big Problem vention. ' , BECOMING HATS B&€kthtAttaik-\ Rourke. long a prominent tabor 15-lb. peck leader though youngUp years kn^ (Conttaned 'from Op*) one of New Haverflrfbur ■ state STYLED FOR YOL senators. Is home on furlough from Diamond das with pew war Induatriea and the Navy in which he is a chief Walnut Meat, population -increases. petty officer ih the Seabees' (con- 1'2-lb. pkg. . . : Bitumlnoos Boming; Urged st'rilctipn battalion.) Burning of substitute bitumi­ DANCE nous prepar^ coal was urged by MANCHESTER up Chocolate Bowdltcb ss one of the means .to Pick Executive $5-00 Syrup, jar. alleviate the anthracite sboitaga Although shortages in the Great SPORTS CENTER WeOs Street Lakes region may curtail ahip- As Cancliclate Newest Fall Shades Yellow ments to New ElngUutd, there is no rationing of bituminous coal in Split Peas, Sat. Night, Sept. 11 Topnotch Styles sight at present, he said. He pre­ S t o 13 New Haven, '- Sept. 10.— (/Pi— 1-Ib. pkg. . dicted New England would be able Angus M. Fraser, telephone com­ Popular Prices Hals For All Occasions to slide by this year because of the Moders aod OM FaeUoaed pany executive, received the Re­ substantial inventory from last Pormerly Held At MlUar^ OsO White Pickling or publican nomination for mayor of 3iear on bituminous coaU. ,, Peter Miller, Prompter, New Haven at the party’s city Cider Vinegar, Bowditch pointed out that mili­ t Uood tubs ter Feoag and OMi convention last night. - N D IS C O U N T .Ml tary demands are primary and as Democrats are expected to Arrow and Cheney Neckwear W E ISSU E '^ the wac progresses and more terri­ stand pat on Mayor John W. Mur- tory is conquered by the Alllee phy^ now completing hia sixth these demands will Increase. There­ WALTZES HOPS successive term. fore. he said'. New England could The city election will be held expect only its proportionate share ujioi»e-''soH In November. $ l , 0 d and! of the coal produced and "sacri­ EVERY TUESDAY AND IMC. fices must be made.’’ FRIDAY NIGHTS f Held Criininally RCHponxible Let your “E” Bonds Buy $ 1 .5 0 : TankM Saba. K. OF C. HALL Winated, Sept. 10—i/Pi-r Wesley 4* PToapeet Street, Hartford rhomen of Blast Hartfort ,waa Newest Patterns! 'ound criminally reaponsinie for Featuring :he deaths of Mr. and Mra. Samuel FOOTWEAR FOR THE W H O L E FAMO.Y Lambert of Oolebrook by Oogoner OTHER NECKWEAR 5 5 c Art Webster's SMKPB Tonathan 8. Ella yesterday. Mr. OU Ttanera’ Orehenttm uid Mrs. Lambert were riding in a JrL: Bircher,Kaliii Tailoring Representative, at Our Store Through Saturday, c i t y ^Sl i c k e r s rar struck by niomen’s truck at Hnnk Post, Prompter in intersection'• south, of Torrlng- FpxTTrots > 1 3 4>n Aug. ) MAN^CnESTEB ft VENIN(3 HER AI.D. MANC MANCHEbTKK EVENING HERALD.,MANGHESTEK. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMREK 10. l'J4» over Tokyo; Walter Llppmann, U. who attended Oklahoma's consti­ former Gov. William H. Murray AUCip VOFRAft i (Known As Queen ASee) S. Foreign policy; John Phillips Treasury Pleased tutional convention in 1907 have said today. Murray was chalr- Axis Air Force to attempt inter­ New Books Added SrUUTVAL BIBUIUM ever, that the beachhead had been Marquand, So little time; Ngtdo been Invited to a reunion Sept. 17, m airof the convention. • .".oaled off" and that the Rus- ference. ISoldier-Vote Problem Seventh Dengtrter ot n Seventh Sen Allied Airmen "There were an awful Mot oi Kiwanis Club To Chpney Library Marsh, Colour scheme; Van Wyck By First Response Bom With ■ VelL Help on Farms Rome Denies :;iana were "facing annihilation." EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8 :1 5 Mason, ed., Flghttag American; Moscow did not confirm this re­ boats landing.” Gilmore spta,'after Readings Onlly, inelndlBg Sanday, a flight which took him ’well over TWENTY.FIVE GAMES FOR 81.00 Ralph Meyer, Artist's handbook 9A .M .totP. M. OrBj Appotat- port. ) Raid Targets Maps Project of materials; Frank Monaghan Is Still Needed Report Hiiig The Red Army columns south of to "where Vesuvius throws up s Still Prickly Question The following books have re­ Washington, Sept. 10—(/P)— cient. In the Servlee of the Peo­ smoke screen." and Marvfn Lowenthal, This was ple for SO Pewre. Slalino have already advanced "" \ cently been added to . the Mary New York; The nation’s capital In First response to the Treasury’s more than 80 miles In the past Maj. James H. Deering, Jr., 23, Come To Church Sunday 169 Cboreh Street, Hertford, Ooua. O ff Throne 111 Italy Still Cheney Library: 1789; Ernest Newman, More stor­ $15,000,000,000 Third War loan Pliooe S-S0X4 Only Handful of Work­ three days, and dispatches from of Ventura. Calif,, a Mustang Loral Groui^Jo Take Up V Martha Albrand, Without or- At The squadron leader, . reported. "I Will Get Ironing Oiil ies of famous 'operas; Conrad appeal has been "unrestrained en­ the front indicated a decided Post War project; Its Show Starts Today de'iXj Bakellte corporation. Mold­ Richter; Free man; Mrs. Henrietta er* to Aid in Harvest (rontinned from Page One) weakening of German resistance in iConttaoed. from Page One) couldn’t detect any gunfire either AERO BINGO At Meeting of Asso- ing technic for bakellte and vlny- thusiasm,’’ the department re­ Rlpperger, 112 Elm Street; Ber­ this sector. Yesterday they drove on land or from the ships at sea." Aims Explained. <$> llte plastics; Carleton Beals. ported today. Work Listed.- ly warned to keep away from mil­ When he arrived over the scene AT - elation o f Secretaries nard Robb, Welcome hinges; Church of the Nozorene self as "permanent undersecretary through Petrovka. 30 miles south­ Stones awake; Stephen Vincent Katharine Roberts, Private yeport; Although Italian surrender was to successive premiers" and west of Stallno and 44 miles north­ itary objectives and communica­ "everything seemed peaceful.;’ NOTICE A committee of nine members Of State October 19-21 Benet, Western Star; Ray Berg­ Science year book of 1943; George accorded much credit for the sud­ 466 Main Street Hartford. S«pl. :0 — lAPi — throughout the reign of Mussolini west of Mariupol, a Soviet com­ tion routes used by th^ Germans Another Mustang pilot, Lieut. man, Trout; Jacob I. Biegelelsen, and every effort is being made by William K. Hedrall, of Au.stin, from the Manchester Ki^'anis The Army & Navy Club Armin Shaftcl, Golden shore; den surge In bond buying, officials Randolph W. Whaplet. Hartford he had been relegated to a posi­ munique reported, and garner an Silk screen stenciling as a fine .said scattered reports indicated county farm labor aaaiatant. baa tion of insignificance in the gov­ additional 180 populated places Allied airmen to spare the Ital­ Tex., said. "They were landing fast Club met at the Sheridan hotel By JiuiMh Marlow and 0«orge Elswyth Thane, pseud.. Dawn’s Honie*Coming Service at 10:45 a. m. O IL USERS art; Joan Coons, Without" pass­ early light: Ward Weaver, End pf that many communities had requaata on his desk from farmers ernment. along the way in advances of from ians. down there below. I saw all kinds this noon for the purpose of dla- j _’N o irasollne? Can’t use your car? ZIelke port: Bertha Damon, Sense of Fill your tanks now! Every for 770 boys and girls .to work In But there is no letup in the on­ of landing craft." track; Charles Morrow Wilson, topped their quotas before the la* The Reuters dispatch 1-eporting three to 10 miles. cu.ssing a proposition originating' Then why not walk? It’s not too far. Washington, Sept. 10— (8>)—The humus; Dorothy Cameron Disney, Trees and test-tubes; Yale Review, test Alllc*! success became known Mortgage*Biirning and Dedication, 7 :30 p. m. gallon yon take now means tobacCQ Helds, 784 men to harvest the arrival of Crown Princess Taken In Flanking Operation slaught from the air on the Ger­ with the Kiwanis International in And you will find our Bingro’s fun prickly question of soldier voting Crimson Friday; Daphne DuMaU- Anthqldgy. and hence before the drive even more we can store for win­ potatoes and 50 men to fill silos. Marie Jose in Switzerland said Bakhmach was taken in a mans or on installations' used by regard to post-war conditions. rler, Hungry hill; Ida Riley Dun­ To answer these requests, he them. Italian Macchh With many prizes to be won. 'will get an ironing Oct. 19-21 when opened officially. ter. that she was accompanied by her flanking operation, which involved The Kiwanis organ.zation is can, Needles and pins; C, S. For­ The Treasury Indicated It would Sunday School Rally at 9 :3 0 a. m. reported last night, he has "only a four children. — cro-s-slng the Seim river and storm­ 11 German .Planes Downed Attack Bombers much in favor of the American (20) $5.00 GAMES (3) $10.00 GAMES the National Association of Secre­ ester, Ship; Olla Fuller, Shining No Sperfals for Collectors handful" of workers upon whom Jie ing Borzha, 18 miles to the north- have no preliminary totals until They were said to have reached Eleven German .planes were Cairo, Sept. 10.—(/P.—American system that has made this coun­ (1) $20.00 GAME (1) $50.00 GAME taries of State meet ta St. Louis. trail: Guy Gllpatrlc. Action in the tomorrow. N. Y. P. S. at 6:3 0 p. m. can call. Martigny in the canWn of Valais wp.si. Possession of Bakhmach shot down in yesterday’s opera­ try the greatest nation of all Great Britain, Eire and the Chi­ The law provides that boys and Liberator bomber crews, returning The War, Navy and Justice dy*- North Atlantic; Henry Farrand James lA. Woods by way of the gfeat Saint Bernard placed the Russians 11.3 miles tions to an Allied loss of seven. time. It is the purpose of the nese poatoffice are among the few girla over 14 can be released, from yesterday from a raid on air­ partments are expected to p ^ v e Griffin, Paradise Street; Francis Invited to Reunion RANGE AND FUEL OIL pass and continued their Journey northeast of Kiev on the Kursk’- Throughout the day. Allied tac­ Kiwanians to have every club In representatives there to h,?lIV the Hackett, Senator’s last night: countries which have never issued school, with their parents' and Kiev railway and latest dispatches dromes at the Italian rail junction in the direction of Lake Geneva tical air formations of the North­ of Foggla, ifiiid their planes were thic coimtry and Canada give this secretaries smooth out th'e burrs. A. E. Idell, Centennial summer; special sets of stamps for sale to Guest Speakers, Good Music, Welcome 381 Center St. Dial 6566 their principal’s consent, for s indicated they were rapidly push­ collectors to help the national Sapulpa, Okla., Sept. 10—(flV— after a brief rest. west African Air Force- provided attacked by some 40 fighters, in­ idea thought and study. Litera­ n^vwwi*et Vour "E ” Bonds Buy of the Shade Tobacco Growers companied by a friend of the loyal dealt to Gorman motor transport serschmitts and Focke-Wulfs. , -But the voting requirements of house.” the broadcast added. "At Bakhmach, crmlcrred the name of on which the enemy rejy for re­ Yankee Subs. FOOD MARKET (he various states differ and some Agricultural association, said Konotop on three divisions which N‘inc of the attackers were shot $^,000 worth of tobacco was at the border the princess was re­ inforcements since the railroads down to no losses for the Libera­ attorney generals have given their ceived by the military suthorl- stormed that Nazi base on Sept. 6, are .badly diaorganized. tors. state secretaries varying opinions stake. That was the value he put and the name 'of Bakhmach on »855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW' BUILDINp Vote For The Renomination Of These tiC.l.” ! Hardly any anti-aircraft fire' on the law passed last September. on the last two pickings of shade three others which paved the way The Macchi "Saetta" fighter is a was put up in the aerial warfare low-wing monoplane armed with That law would permit men and tobacco which he said might be Prince Umberto, who is 39 years to yesterday's victory. Cab Cnilonay lost if it was. not under cover by old and the only son of Vittorio in the Naples area yesterday. Ap­ four machine-guns, having a top women of the armed services—^ Uuns Give Another. Salute speed of about 305 miles an hour within the United States and over­ the end of next week. The harvest, Emanuele, alwsyg.had been consid­ The guns of Moscow gave an­ parently the Italian ground de­ \t Fruit and Vegetable Specials * Cab Galloway and his famous he said, already was a week behind ered lukewarm toward Fascism. fenses have folded up, Reaving only and a cealing of 33,000 feet. A seas—to vote in elections for pres­ prehestra and his all new "Jump­ other of their almost nightly of later model, the C.202. has a ident. vice president and United schedule. At one time he was said to have .salutes to Red Army triumphs. 120 isolated German anti-aircraft bat­ in’., Jive Jubilee,” featuring the CANDIDATES Whaples said potato growers, headed a peace party of younger teries. slightly higher speed and ceiling. States Senators and representa­ greatest aggregation of stars he cannon firing 12 salvoes at 8 p. m. A U. S. .headquarters commu­ SL'NKIST OBANGES McINlGSH APPLES tives. fearful,they would not be able to noii-Fascists. He once refused an last night, while red and green Sweep Over Sardinia has ever assembled, are appearing get pickers, have not yet started invitation to BeHin. American Warhawks swept over nique announcing results of the Bottlenecks already have bobbed in person on the stage of the State flares announced the new victory raip said today that administration up in the law and its authors. d l^ n g their crop. In 1928 the Fascist Grand coun­ to Moscow crowds going home in Sardinia where the Germans are 59c d o z., 3 lbs. 25c theater, HartSoi-d, todfiy, Saturday % e silo filling situstiem was cil abolished automaUi; succession known to have troops, but no eri»^ buildings, repair shops and bar­ Democrnllc Senators Lucas of Illi­ and Sunday only,,Featuri(d by Cab the twilight. racks were hit, and dispersal areas nois and Green of Rhode Island, FOR THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN - worst Of all, he said, with not .a to the throne as a means of .shelv­ Altogether, more than 300 towns emy planes were encountered . Calloway in his great revue are single volunteer for this work. ing the young crown prince, but and landing grounds were covered how have In Congress a bill, to Paul, Dinky and Eddie, "3 Funny and villages were reported captur­ American Marauders itrdfck st BARTLETT PEARS , FANCY GRAPES Hen or husky boys are needed. his popularity nevertheless grew in the Scanzano landirig^ ground on by bursts. Smoke was seen to amend It. Fellows"; The Cabaliers In "Blend­ ed and more than 4,100 Germans rise from aircraft on the ground. Even that bill may undergo fur­ the Army and among the Italian killed in the day’s advances. Mcd- the Gulf of Taranto and also cut ed Harmonies” : The Cab Jlvers, people, a railway Ujier'No enemy aircraft ther tailoring but It Is likely Con­ "Instrumental Aces” ; J. C. Heard rigailov.. 20 miles ea.st of Romm, in 5 for 25c 25c lb. gress will withhold action until af­ Umberto had held the rank of the Bakhmach sector, and Lyudi- appeared 41v this area. and Jonah Jones, "All American At The Primaries On TUESDAY, Sept, 14 ter the St. Louis meeting. Big Eight-Day general in the Italian Army since Gentian planes loo.sed flares over Beth ShDloiii Notes Swing Stars"; Cholly and Dotty, nova, 4!5 miles north of Byaiisk. pne Question Stickler 1941, and in April, 1942. he was -beaches in the Naples area to en­ “Tapping Terpers” ; The Calloway were among the important enemy NATIVE CANTALOUPES CUCODEH ai A poUtical commentator recent­ placed In command of troops in strongholds which , fell to ,the able them to see the landing par­ Rug-Cutters and many others. For Allied Aerial central and southern Italy.-Before The religious school of, Temple ly raised questions about soldier the most torrid, tuneful, terrific POLLS OPEN 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. E. W, T. Soviet forces. . ' ties to bomb them. Allied night Beth Sholom will begin the new voting. One Is a stickler and some that he was reported to have lieen The Moscow war bulit-lin told fighters took advantage of the 2 for 35c 4 for 29c trip of your life, get into the appointed commander of Italian school year ' Sunday morning at of the others are ans%vered in the groove-with Cab Calloway starting \ Attack Eiids of Red Army wajptS'ncs pounding light to pick out the German craft law or bill. But if he was puzzled, forces serving in Ru.ssia. 10 o’clock, with an attendance of today. On the screen is "The West German retreat-'foiites unceasingly and .shot down three JU-88s. about sixty 'Children. perhaps others are, too. Here are His wife is a sister of King Leo during tt^tlay. On one airdrome C)ver Catanzaro, the pilots saw Side Kid” with Donald Barry, Rabbi Berthold Woythaler is n a t i v e t o m a t o e s ONIONS some questions and an.swers; (ConttAoed from Page One) pold of Belgium. They were mar- | more "than 20 Nazi planes Italians waving towels in the. Henry Hull & Dale Evans. As were chairman of the school commit­ Q. Is every man In uniform to rled In 1930. I ^ . tr o y e d from . the air, while streets as flags of surrender. usual, there is a midnight show to­ with the unprecedented dress re- tee. Other' committee members be allowed to vote or only those Attempt .Made on Life ' t Iroop train locomotives and 80 Among other enemy aircraft 5 lbs. 25c 3 lbs. 29c over 2i years old? night only. kesrasl of s cross-channel invasion. shot down over the Naples landing Include Mrs. Saul Silveratein, Mrs. Next Monday, Tuesday and During the celebrations ,'wfilch I trucks were put oiit of action by Julius Wetstone, Mrs. Samuel A. Tbe law and amending bill The R.A.F. Fighter commend followed the announcenysnf of their I bombs. Railway bridges were al.s i area was a Fieseler Storch recon­ Wednesday, Sept. 13, 14, 15. Spike Baum, Mrs. Manning Fendell, Mrs. say any service man—or woman— glone flew’ more than 1,500 sorties engagement in 1P2JU -1m attempt i B‘ven a pounding. naissance plane which high Ger­ Jones and his City Slickers, the Berthold Woythaler. The com­ la entitled to vote in the national yesterday. Was made on ^Urfiberto's life in man officers use to watch the band that originated "Der Fuehr­ Included in the daylight attacks mittee. several of whom are elections If he is or was eligible to Brutsella. 'Pwfi wild shots were | rsi i i progress of operations. register for and Is qualified to vote er's Face," will be the featured in by the American, formations were Staff Sergt. Joseph T. Covilello, teachers, have done splendid work person attraction on tile stage of flred^ ^rfm by an Italian anti- P f O g r a i l l 1 0 1 ( 1 in the past and have already met at suiy election under the law of thqse against a Paria aircraft fac­ F§sent while the orown prince was ■ “ Boston, Mass., said, the whole town the State theater. Hartford. tory and nine Nazi airbases in to formulate plana for the com­ the state pf his residence.' tending a ceremony at the tomb : of Avellino see.med to be burning Northern France. ing season. Classes are in ses­ FOR WAR DAYS. Flakom saves Georgia alone among the states of Belgium's Unknown Soldier. To 20 Soloiis as the planes left and on the trip time and avoids watte because it haa reduced the voting-age from R.A.F. medium and ^IglSler- hdme. fires could also be seen in sion threi; times a week, and the bombers added anotbfg- five sir In 1939 there were reports that! containi all the needed dry ingre­ Watch This Newspaper 21 to 18. But since that is state Syphilis Cases Umberto had been exiled by Mus-1 .Salerno. subjects taught are Jewish his­ fields to the day's tall. (Continued from Page One) tory, Jewsh customs and the He­ dient!, in exact amount for 12 to law then presumably any Georgia \ sollnl because tbe prince was op-1 Thousands of Allied troops were man of woman In or out of service lUustrating iM m ten sity of the put ashore in the Naples area brew lang/uage. 18 com muffint. If your, grocer Show Increase I I____1—.1B>1 Monday for the would come within the provisions assault anil-^e tight dove-tailing, computation. shortly after dawn yesterday and Rabbi Woythaler, who on, sev­ of BrJUsn and American opera- In August of the same year Mus- established policy .swarms of landing craft \yere busy eral bcca.sions last season con­ o f the law and bill. tbe important French chan­ Q. WUl the ballots be sent to \ pollnl Usued a decree stripping enterprise by substituting taking even greater forces to th^ ducted services for the Jewish pa­ Hartford, Sept. 10— (.(P) — The nel port of Boulogne was hit by Umberto of the title of prince and' for hand caps, using the beaches under cover of United tients at the State Training the secretaries or state in the vari­ American Marauders twice and by year 1942 saw more syphilis cases the right of, succession to the elimination rof waste motion and States long-range fighter and Reboot in Mansfield, has recently ous states and by them to the pre­ R.A.F. Mitchells. Typhoons, Ven­ throne. At the end of the month <^or"picxities lo reconcile ‘ the been appointed chaplain and .will cinct election boards? ' reported in Connecticut than ever turas and Whirlwinds within 18 fighter bomber aircraft, which kept however, when the Army was re­ beneficiaries of simplification to the invasion area free of enemy conduct services there each Sun­ A. That’s correct. beforq, but the statistics, say o f­ hours. increased tax collection.s. day afternoon and perform other Q. Who will count the ballots? ficials, do not mean that the incl- 1 Tbe St. Omer area was bombed constituted, Mussolini appointed planes. Umberto as head of pne of two "A declaration of the right of Pilots of American A-36 Invader pastoral duties. A. Presumably the precinct elec­ dence of the disease is increasing.: aucbessively by American and individual security e.xpre.sselj’ Regular services at Temple tion boards since no other pro-, Rather, Dr. Henry P. Talbot, British formations. Airfields at Army groups. dive-bombers were over the inva­ ■When Itajy entered the .war In conditioned by the obligation to sion beaches shortly after dawn, Beth sholom wHl begin with the vision is made for counting them. direetdr of the State Health De- Lille-Nord and Lille-VandeVllle The amending bill merely provides 1940, it was rumored that the king work to the extent of capacity and in the words of Group Leader celebration of New Year's on ...... parenient’s . Bureau of Venereal Sherwood Bowers .'-tvere hit for the third time with­ fixing the responsibility for pro­ September 30 and October 1. A for returning the ballots from Diseases, reported ’ yesterday. it Harold Reed in a week. had sent Umberto to reason with Lieut. Col. Dorr E. Newton. Jr;. 27, Mussolini, who, according to re­ viding the opportunity, and stim­ of 225 West Woodlawn stfeet, San meeting -will take place Sunday, overseas by V-mail. means that more cases are being Will Mean Leee Opposition ulating the production to a level September 19 at 11 o’clock at the Q. Is the vote to be extended to brought to light because of blood These blows at Nazi air facili­ ports. lost his temper and shouted Antonio, Tex., "fronh wliere we where a guarantee of security can Temple, for the purpose of mak­ the thousands of women in uni­ tests made at Selective Ser\’ic« in­ ties obviously mean that there In a rage that he would “depose were sitting the invasion certainly the royal house if it Interferes in be made good by streaung the looked good. The boys on the ing seat reservations. . form, Red Cross w’orkers and duction centers. ' _ trill be much less opposition to Al­ PUZZLE Army nurses. ' "It haa long been demonstrated,” obligation to work, rather than by lied attacks on German Industry matters which concern me alone." ground were going right to work. As the Italian Armies suffered providing the . population with And In the air we haven’t even Would .Allow Civilians To Vote Dr. Talbot commented, "that an and further blows against the A. Voting by Army nurses and adequate control program, essen­ German Air Force, and finally to defeat after defeat repqrts came spending money, seen an enemy aircraft yet.” "Legislation fixing the 'maxi­ all members of the armed services tial ift peacetime, is even more im­ an Invasion itself. out of Italy of an impe^iding revolt Group Leader Newton’s first headed b>’ Badoglio and Umberto mum a.T)ount of cuifency to be flight lieutenant, James M. Dyer, auxiliaries la provided for In the portant in wartime." The Flying Fortress assault on For Fine CONTEST Dr. Talbot said further reduc­ law but not the Red Cross. How­ an airplane’ engine factory in the against Mussolini. ont.slanding nml lira.stic measiire.s 23. of Madisdnville, TerTfi?. report Nothing ever came of this, but to bring back'into circiilMlon the- ed that an Allied fleet covered the ever the amending bill would allow tions would be made if each com­ Paria area was the fifth operation munity would "cai’ry on a continu­ by the big four-engined bombers follow'ing Mussolini's ouster travel­ hoarded currency." * sea off the Naples area at an early Foods all civilians aboard to vote. ers reaching SwitrZerland from Asserting that New England hour. FOSTER’S Q. Will those qualified by age ed educational program designed In eight days—a mark topped IRST to vote be required to meet the to inform youth about the nature only by their six raids ip seven Italy told of crowds in Italian asked no favors or special advan­ When a second flight, command 84 OAKLAND STREET TEL. 7386 cities shouting for Badoglio's resig­ tages. Chase said that ih civilian ed by Maj. Daniel C Rathbun, of other qualifications of -the states and the dangers of venereal dis­ days, in July. eases." American mediun) Marauder nation and, 'his replacement by supply "we want an equitable dis­ 211 West First street, Ontario, PRIZE from which they come X'. Umberto. tribution, whether of surplus or Calif., arrived, "there were swarms $io,ooo; A. This probably is the tougheste hombera. criticised when they first Vittorio Emanuele succeeded shortage ^ . of Allied landing craft shuttling of all questions in the problem. Went into action as unduly dlfli- Another Shipment of L. . . eult and dangerous, were the he­ to the throne when his father. King "VVe would like to see an in­ between the transports and the T h- law and amending bill say; Stale Airiiiaii roes of the algbt-day campaign. Umberto, was ' assassinated on crease in New England's represen­ beaches. Soldiers were on the "In time of war. notwithstand­ , They were out ever; ’ day, bpmb^ July 29, 3900. tation r'ii congrssslonal commit­ beach, looking from where we were See Monday’s - ing any provisions of state law re­ Cross Winner tag some .20 targets incluaing air­ tees dealing With legislation ' af­ like ants around an ant hill," Rath- lating to thq registration of quali­ fields and railway yards, with the Red Aritiv Starts fecting our economic interests," bun said. fied voters, every individual absent loss of less than half' a dozen he added, "notably on the House Extra Belly Tanks Used CANNING from the place of his residence planes. Committee on Interstate-and For­ The invaders had Substituted and serving In the land or Naval U. S. Ttenth -Air Force Hcad- New Ukraine Push eign Commerce .to w'hlch has been ektra belly tanks for the bombs HERALD forces of the United States.,. .Is qtiarters, India, (Correspondence or may he referred .important they usually carry to increase their entitled; . . . to vote" If he is or was of The Associated Press) —Sev­ legi.slatiOn on freight rated, risks, range and enable them to cover the enable’ to register for and.ls quali­ eral airmen have been awarded Nazis Attack (Continued from Page One) capital and aviation policy.’4 landing operations. PEACHES Can You Solve Our Puzzles^ fied to vote In any election under Distinguish^ Flying Crosses "for Other pilots of t^e U. S.-12th J^lr the law «Jf his State o f residence." - extraordinary achievement by Arctic Island Re(f Army arc swinging to the Support command of Maj. Oen. This seemingly 'leaves wide open participating in combat missions Harold Symington David Chambers Clarence Lupieu west. Edwin J. House made reconnols- the whole probiem of qualification. totalling more than 200 hours dur- The immediate Soviet objective ■ Hospitnl Notes aance flights over Naples In P-51 \ ^ I e a person who might be ing which exposure to enemy fire (Continued from Page One) in the center was plainly labeled | Mustangs. qualified to vote In his state was probable and expected.” Wriluki, 50 miles southw-est of Two of them, Lieuts. George M. doesn't have to register to vote, The airmen, who took off -lrom lies had established a substantial R&mny and 81 miles east of Kiev. I .Admitted...... yesterday; Adam Tolbert, of Des Moines, Iowa, and $ C ^ .5 0 bases in India- and China and | ’’rmmmfim yet the bill, does not determine who haae, on the former Norwegian is­ A breakthrough In this sector i Mozzer, 239 “Middle' Turfipike John R. Gilmore of Warsaw, Ohio, u qualified and who Is not. That plastered Japs In Burma, Thai­ land 600 miles east Of GreenlCnd would create a direct threat to' East; Willard Hills. 26 Walker described how Allied .warships If You Live In This Area And is still a state’s job and would land and the Andaraan^slands, in­ and 660 miles from the North Pole. Kiev, most impoftant Ukraine ^reet;' George McIntyre, Dobson were lying offshore while a stea^ Per Bushel have to be handled on an individual clude:- “Heavy casualties" were inflict­ city, shatter the. German d«- I ville. —I , stream o f lancUng craft plied to the Own A basis. Some job. '8-Sgt. Henry VV. Ley of New ed op the holding forces,- Berlin fenses to the southeast around Admitted today; ■ Mrs! FinesU beaches and Allied planes ' were Haven, Conn. laaid. Poltava and on the eastern bulge .^antaleo, 216 School street: circling overhead, challwging the Sprtlaey ■ Beporteid Improving Unable' to Comment of the Dnieper. James Lontini. 95- Deepwood Crash Victim Identified British Naval sources here said Romny, itself, was threatened Drive; Mrs. Marion McLagan 59 ' Hartford. Sept. 10.—(/P)— For­ they were unable -to comment on from three sides after yesterday's \ Oxford street, mer'Mayor' Thomas J. Spellacy Hartford, Sept. 10—{/P) —Police I the German account of the' opera- Mrs. CHRYSLER €A^ capture of Smeloe, -16 'miles to the I Discharged yesterday,;. who injured his right hip In a fall I announced last night that the I tlon, tiut in some quarters it was north, Nedftgaylov, 18 miles to Doria Keaton, 22 Edgerton- sfreq,t; down a flight of stairs at a hotel woman hitch-hiker killed when a I viewed as a poasible German move the east, and Slnevka, 30 miles Allan Belden, 65 Deepwood Drive; ;ln Spring Lake. N. J., Sunday, trailer truck overturned here early Mrs, Blanche McDowell, 28 Lllley Come Here For Service And Re­ I to divert home attention from the to 'the lioutheast. Repair vas reported today to be Improv­ Wednesday morning had been iden­ 1 fall of Italy.- Delense-4i«ctors Split street; Pehr Peterson, 120 Forest NOTICE in'? steadily at St. Francis’ -hpspt tified as Mrs. Sophia Hlld, j29, o t The German broadcast said the Yesterday’s capture of Bakh- street; Mrs. Marie LeSizka and I pairs Because We Now Are The New 'York City. Her mother, Mrs. \ object of the talders was to de- •maph, 16 miles southwest h i Ko­ daughter, 170 Eldridge street; Rosalie Kuharska of ’Thoriiaston, , itroy military establishments “of notop on the road to Kiev, vir­ Mrs. Hannah Carlin. 15 1-2 School Official Parts And Service Dealer. Relief OMits Drop made identification. Francis ; particular importance to enemy air tually split the German southern ; s.reet. Nihill, 32,W Springfield,'Mass,, the and sea forces in/ the northern I Discharged today; Mfs. Helen Meeting CM Local 65 ■ Hartford, Sept. 10— (JP\ — The truck driver, Mso’ was killed In the and central defense sectors. |#ea." Far to the south, streaking I Lennon, 66 School streetL>Dwlght State Welfare department report­ crash, and Benjamin Kakuskas, 3$, An Allied force raided the island across the Sea of Azov hinterland Phelps, 93 Foster street. REMEMBER: ed yesterday that relief costa In of Tbompsonville, a passenger, was Birth: Yesterday,» a daughter to I two years ago. removed 1,000 S'or- from the liberated Demeta basin, Your Connecticut’s five laVgest cities injured. Iwegian miners, destroyed oil and Ifvt. and Mrs. Edward Werner, -11 T. W . U. A. We Also Are Official Dealer For amounted to $43,687 in August, a other Soviet forces were- even Bremen Road. (aoal reservoirs, and rescued a closer to the German ■ last ditch Vacuum Sweeper drop of four per cent from the Let Your "E" Bonds Boy oup of Russian and French pris- defense system, front dispatches Parts Aiid Service For July figure. . Yankee Subs. Sera of war, but it was never dls- said. Here thej) were reported Sewing Machine latozed whether an occupational less than 60 miles from Dniepero- Cecil England Jack Gordon tree remained. petrovsk, site of Russia's greatest LONG ON EXPENSES? Iron or Electrical The Germans set up a meteoro- power project, and within 35 1 2 DeSoto and Plymouth Cars (Ical station ther4 soon after the mdes o f fhe junction of the Sta- Appliance VOLUNTEER BLANK — BLOOD DONOR SERVICE I'war opened. lino-Dnieperopetrovsk and .Khar- SHORT or CASH? Manchester Chapter, The American Red Crosa (Zoiuider the advantages o i a kov-Zaporozbe railroads. Parts Are Getting Scarce! Capture Of this vital rail cen­ ftriimnf lo*n- It ptnvito needed at 2:30 P, M. Pring them here where trained mechanict I Want To Donate BHood for the' Army and Navy ter would further cut the German Spain, SepL 10 —otb threat to the hard-pressed Naai i FINANCE CO. 2-1575 Vote For Endorsed Candidates For Party Unity fifiht eruiaara. two (teatroy- forces in tbe south. Tbe broad- j State Tbealev Present. Important Business GARAGE Fill in and mail to ' two auxiliary aircraft car- t.ig riiMiT . Phone Mxa cast, said that Soviet troops bad O. K. ntewB. Mat. ERNEST ROY, Prop. American Red CJross, House A Hale Bnilding '« ( tbe Italian Navy arrived taade landings qlong the Ses of! I.IrfMM# sm A.B.C. Finl today and- aurren- Is To Be Transacted. 241 NO; MAIN STREET TEL. 5113 Azov coast , south pf Staljno near I g"— " " T — " " ...... """ "* , Mariupol. Barlia aaparted, how-| 21 Maple Street - ■ ■ ■ \ - r ' l- X • T .'4v -7*1 ♦ jr-'.'j'. >-i- -JH t ' the fact that the town will i>c(ve and enliat^ man at .. _ had time to think back, it is easy cized, in connection wltfeK.. Italy, ought to give credit where credit State Department always intend­ more tenable, we thlhib^on the which he said was half the ab 371. These were packed on in the care of the sick or Injured, Two From State and in sickness prevention. the voting machines installed in Army Eighth Air Forca, ^ ' Manchester to tell' what he would have been when they seemed to take a note is due. It' was the bombs on ed doing it, or that it would cer­ facta. It is thgt the A m e re n Urges Working tee problem. Thureclay by the packing commit­ in England, idcludlnc ths Frankensteen directed his stat "Red To .register, or to get more in­ Legion Posts the upper hall the ceremonies will ,ome, not the President’s rebuke tainly would have been done in people hava been ualhg their frier, Air .Wardens tee, all ready to be shipped. take place, in. the basement, There ing from CkumacticutL P thinking; It's all in the report of flattery ^toward the House ol>Bor ment to th'e Army, the War All kitbags must be inspected formation concerning the course, Awardefl Crosses Evening Herald Out Problems la ample, room to do this, according General George-C. Marshall, chief Savoy and Badoglio. This ....o flat-1i^ to^AmericanIn ' criticism of Badogr any case. It’s not beyond proba­ dom to criticize to good, construc­ ductlon Board, Manpower and before packing: Mrs. Walter Gor­ call Mrs. John C. Donovan, chair­ Distinguished Flying Cross: PUBLlSHiSO BT THB Cross Also to Help to Commander Clarke, f Winfield 8. Scovell, first of staff, haa just made on the war tery reached- Its high point.when; lio. w^gh produced the result. It bility, as a matter of fact, that it tive advantage, that the State De­ bor Board officials, asserting tba To Aid Drive man has , been appointed Inspector man, 2,0684. 3 Washington. Sept. 10.—P)— Notes Ijet Your “E ” Bonds Buy last night the award of decora­ Joseph F. Devins, staff to answer stormy criticism which demonstrably right, and that would not increase' aircraft pri^ September 27 is only a bit over THOMAS FERGUSON w ill' General MacArthur some to rebuke the OW l for broadcast- j onstration of force, which decided Labor, -management and govern­ duction. Veleraiis . 'Here to Aid Yankee Subs. tions to more than 350 officers geant, Willimantic. Genarsl Mansgar . complained of the situation with when it does finally come right, To Make a House to two weeks away. This is the Foandad Octobar 1, 1881 day, to the Philippines, and to the ing the uncomplimentary views Badogllo’s mijid. He surrendered ment should get together . right Oflloe, 9AS Malo S t— TeL S6S7 Engagements regard to Russia, the same criti­ perhaps criticism should get some date when all finished knitted gar­ In War Botid Drive, thin share of defensive power which an American columnist ex- because he had to. bet us hope now and work out the, manpower Colt Named Candidate House Canvas Here to ments are due made from yarn Publlsbsd Ever; Evanlng Excapt credit, rather than rebuke. Sundays and Holidays. Entarod at they had back in the days when pre.s.sod of Badoglio and the i that it is not a part of future in­ cism which, to bring it down to problems of the aircraft'''produc­ Production— Monday through taken out prior to July 1. Sav» Head Official. tbs Post Offlcs at Manchastsr, Conn.. personalities, rumored that Secre- Sell War Bonds. Friday, 10-4:30. Center church. all American' defense was .spread House of Savoy. terpretation • of State Department tion industry, Richard T. Ffknk- Torrington, Sept. 10.—(iT)- Camp and Hospital Bieu-Roherts AS Second Class Mall Mattar. Blqod Donors — Register with Department Commander Louis thin. ' ' Now that Italy has surrendered, \ policy that we owe some sort of ,tary Hull himself was undesirably ensteen, vice president of the George T. Colt was nominated b] The boys who wanted a piano Mr. and Mrs, James A. Roberts SUBSCRIPTION RATES l^stman Used aa Pin-Up Through the cooperation of Chief Mrs. Swanson, 2-1442, for mobile with Badoglio performing the act. debt to him. If we owe a debt cool toward Russia. United Automobile Workers the Republican caucus last nigh 'stool are still sitting on an old of 4 Chapel street, announce the J. Blaschik of the American Le­ FOR PROGRESSIVE A total of 35 Flying Fortresses One Tear by Mall ...... J9-J0 as candidate for mayor of Tod Air Raid Warden Thomas Weir of unit visit, September 29. eng'agement of their daughter. Per MonthBAOnin by-Mall eeeei«’e.»-J ...... •?§ •»« it is claimed that our foreign pol­ to anybody inside Italy It Is to the In short. It is the theory of (CIO) said today. ^ , piece of machinery to piay. If gion. Department of ' Connecticut, reached the Philippines in the Denver— (fl>)—A girl took a pic­ ringtorl tp oppose William A. Pad the Manchester War Council, some Home Nursing — Classes start­ Miss Geraldine Adele Roberts, to these State Department defend­ He said Jn a statement the anyone has a stool to spare, it has Instrurled every commander of M:r?d°"Sn;-Tear::::;::::^l9;SS summer of 1941. They were ail icy knew what it was doing ail Italian people, who made-lt plain ture of her postman laden with three elements concerned should ten. Democrat, who has been rq 650. air raid wardens will conduct ing September 14; register with Private Leroy Bieii. son of Mr. and . house to house canvass to aid the would be greatly appreciated in that ever got there. There were along, and that it is the proof of that their will to Badoglip was ers that the State '‘‘ Department mall and sent It to her boy friend eliminate “wastage” on planes of nominated. Mr,^ Colt who ia Mrs. Etonovan. 2-0684 or at Red Mrs. Andrew Bieu of 40 Canipfleld the 12.7 Legion jposts In Connect!-1 MEMBER OF Third War Bond drive. This state­ the out-of-the-way .spot in which THE ASSOCIATED PRESS our ^statesmanship that Italy is the end of the war. has always been and la always in the service.-The soldier wrote a “doubtful military efficiency," ad­ ager of a coal Company here i Cross office. these boys are located. road. I'ut to ssslsl in the third war bond j The Assoolatad Press Is exclusive­ some fighter planes, a few anti­ been prominent in community aq ment was Issued by Chairman Har- GOVERNMENT message to the _postman on the Mias Roberts is s'graduate of the now ours. Cri-Ucism of our State Depart- right, witlf* the American people just aircraft wages "with those Nurse Recruitment — Mrs. My- Harry Lindell has volunteered drive. The l^tj^er urges that the .... ^ ly entitled to the use of rapubllca- aircraft guns. There were 19,000 I outside of his next letter: "I have paid in shipyards,’’ and revise fac­ tivlties but has never" before old Alvord of the Manchester haver, 6214, will receive registra­ State Trade school and the Con­ tlen of all news dispatches Credited Siich reasoning ir rather easily; mei^t was valid, and still is valid, late in'finding it out. That is one to tune pianos free of charge for Legion provide't.QTpedoes for-the to It or not otherwise credited In U. S. Army troops, plus 12,000 I the picture of you pinned up on the tory conditions to cut down iib« for public office. The clty"cJeCtlo| Trust Company who heads me tions for Army or Navy duty, or necticut Institute of Hairdressing. this paper and also the local news demolished. The fap^ themselves If ,the 'sourse of Italian events has theory. There is another theory. wall of my tent.’’ scnteelsm of women workers will be held Oct. 4. campaign here. The War Council the committee, which will cer­ Private Bieu before his enlist .submarines which 'X-ijl be built .out' Philippine Scouts^ and an estimat­ for Red Cross nurses. tainly be much appreciated by published hereu.. provi-: abundantl.v enough, that proved/Anything, it is that per- had been contacted sometlrfte ago ment was employed at the Pratl & of tile moneys collected ip Connec­ All rights of republlcatlon of ed 100,000 m ejr^f the Philippine but due to vacations and other the boys who play them. spaolal dispatches herein are also 'Mir flattering brand.of stalc.sman- hap?'even t-tie State Department Calendar Whitney Aircraft. He is at pres­ ticut during this campaign. Com­ reserved; Commonwealth Army. None had causes it was not definitely known Directors Meeting ent stationed at Camp Claiborne, mander Wilfred J. Clarke -of, the ship had precious li-ttle to do with , should learn that flattery of Fas- that the air raid wardens could Tomorrow— proper ^ijuipment for a modern Nurses’ Aides at the hoapital. A m eeting^f the Board of Di­ Louisiana. Dilwoith-Corncll Post, 102, Ameri­ Pull service client of N. E. A. Badoglio's final course of action. 1 cists and totalltarians doesn't ever contribute their bit towards rais­ The date for the wedding ha."! Service Inc. war. “That They Might Uve," WTIC rectors of the Manchester Chap­ can Legion said this morning that- For that matter, we ourselves rpally win.anything, even when it ing the"$7$0,000 needed to fill ter, American Red Cross, will be not been set. he was going to setup a committee Publishers Representatives, The This was-what General MacAr­ Manchestsi’Vi quota. 3 p. m. and that letters to entire member­ ^ Julius Mathews Special Agdncy— abandotied the flattery - in short seems most expediently clever. Monday— held Monday afternoon, Septem­ is%l thur had to offer against the full Mr. Alvord said he was pleased ber 13. at 4 o’clock in the Chap­ ship would follow up imm^iately. * New Tork, Chicago. Detroit and order, threatened Badoglio with It is quite ea.sy to argue, that we Nurses’ Aides at the hospital. Reminder of Home Boston. ______tide of a victorious Jap war ma­ with the resnonse of the War ter office. Those who are purchasing bonds military destruction, went over might have had Italy much.soon- .— Council and the air rs>id wardens. Meeting of Board of Directors, (luring September are asked to chine, able to make the Philip­ easier Go modern! Red Cross office. Home Nursing Clasoew MEMBER .'UDIT BUREAU OF Take It would be quite a task to organ­ CIRCUUATIONS. ______his head to the Italian people in j er, had we not paused a full week Any woman who ia interested Muncie, Ind.—(fl*)— Pvt. Robert earmark a part of their bond pur­ pines .a major target. General ize another group of similar sire Tuesday— . Hickey wrote hi? parents from chases to the Legion so that the the name of freedom, and then ; for such fruitless flattery, in helping her family keep healthy The Herald Printing Company, Marshall's report reveals, for the to carrv on this important work. Nurses’ Aides at the ho.spital. local po.st may receive credit. climaxed it all by bombing Rome, • u is part of the same current! this winter would find the Home Sicily, enclosing the wrspper from Inc., assbmes no financial responsi­ first time to our knowledge, that What will make the task much Meeting of all three Junior Red a cube of sugar the A<-my supply There will be a joint installation bility for typographical errors ap­ the final' act of what had sudden-1 defense of our State Department _ . Cross groups. Production center. Nursing cla.sses, which start next pearing In advertisements In The •he came close to , having more. In Life today is stfenuous and complicated enough without adding easier under this plan was the fact officer had put in his "ration can" of the I>‘gion officers and the Manchester Evening Herald. ly become not our State* Depart-j to point truimphantly to the f a ^ ^ that every precinct warden had Home Nursing classes, after­ Tuesday, of great value. The wrapper was stamped. "Dela­ i .\uxiljary at the Postvhonie Mon- October, 1941, the Army had suc­ to your burdens. Young Moderns are choosing Modern furni­ noon apd evening, St. Bridget’s There is one class in the afttr- ment's and our President's policy that Soviet Russia was taken In enough wardens in his precinct to ware Hotel Cafe, Muncie, Ind.” 1 day evening at R o'clock. Due to Friday, September 10 ceeded in assembling 500,000 tons ture for that reason.. .to lighten housework to the minimum. carry out the lob efficiently. It will church. noon and one in the evening, which of oily deference to the regime ■ on the surrender transaction., tVie of supplies and 20,000 fully greativ simplify the task to have Wednesday-- meet two days a week for six which had succeeded Mus.solini, This, of course, is right. The State Smooth surfaces, free of decorative mouldings and the lik e... Nurse.?’ Aidqs.at the hospital. weeks, covering a complete course “Anything Can Happen” equipped troops as reinforcements, it carried out in this manner. but a rude policy of bombs. ! Department is right in doing it. rounded corners.. .low bases.. .all make for ease in cleaning. • The air raid wardens have ac­ Pick-up and delivery of produiA '"Since the fall of Mussolini, lit­ for General MacArthur. Passen­ tlon. Motor Corps. The presently resurrected de- j But the fact that it has now been A switch of a dustcloth keeps this furniture clean and bright, complished a fine job since the erally anything can happen in Eu­ ger ships were converted into council was organized and Man-' Thursday— fenders of our foreign policy | done does not mean that the and the ligHt, bleached finishes help to reduce Scratching to a Nurses’ Aides at the ho'spital rope.” troop . carriers, and 11 of them Chester stands well up to the top GtTyoURHOMa in the sUte due to the efforts of Chapter office open until 9 p WE HAVE A STOCK OF That broad, seemingly adven­ were scheduled to sail between minimum. Modern uses little or no critical materials either I these men who are ready at all .> CECIL W. ENGLAND J .ACK M. GORDON VICTOR .T. .TOHNSON t turesome statement is interesting Nov. 21 and Dec. 9. Twelve cargo ■ Investigate this kind of furniture if you must have new bed­ times and trained to guard against Friday— ,/ WEIMAT RBADY FOR WINTCR / f Imcaum it coxxi^ftt this mornings, Shipp wire scheduled to sail be-* air raids and other emergencies. Nurses’ Aldea at the hospital. room, living, dining or dinette furniture today. 8 M.M. from a conservative military tween Nov. 21 and Jan. 6. Six | Alvord’s Expectattona Home Nursing classes, after­ noon and evening, St. Bridget’s analyst, Harisbn Baldwin of the troop ships and nine cargo vessels i Mr. Alvord said that the goal the BY INSULATING YOUR ATTIC committee is seeking this time ia church. b l a c k a n d w h i t e New York Times. Mr. Baldwin were at sea when the Japs struck ' three times that of any other cam­ Saturday— Republican ^\^ers spends most of his time calculat­ at Pearl Harbor, so that^aid was paign. He said that he expected Nurses’ Aides at the hospital. M OVIE FILM WITH BALSAM WOOL NOW! ing the strength and .whereabouts actually on the way to denerai \ everyone to jmrchaae at least a “That They Might Uve,” 8 p. of various divisions. He likes to MacArthur at that moment.' But,' $100 bond oviir and above that m. WTIC. I Vote for the Above Condidates^^^r the which they are buying from other Chapter office closed in the | get war down to a mathematical when Pearl Harbor .came, all sourcea It will be necessary to do afternoon. $ 2 .2 5 basis. But occasionally, as thlg ships were instructed to maintain ; this to raise the quota for Man­ Produstlon Notes ROLI. Board of Selectmen in the Intere^ saoming, ho leaves mathematics radio silence and proceed to the ' chester. It le expected that the The meeting of the Junior Red Cross groups at the Production In the rear and lets other factors nearest friendly port. Four troop Caily Decorated house to house canvass will get started within a few daya as soon Center, announced for Monday of Good Government! have a chance in his thinking. ships returned to San Francisco, | as all of the details are perfected. afternoon, has been postponed to We’re Inclined to think, too, two made Australia. All but one Tuesday, after school. WELDON tte t anything can happen in Eu­ of the cargo ships turned up, The Center Church group, un­ DRUG COMPANY Gifts in W ood This advt. phIiI for hv friends of ttie ramUdatwi. rope today. We don’t know that eventually, in some Allied' port. Balkans Pose der the direction of Mrs. Parker, Prescription Pharmacists spent Wednesday afternoon in the 901 M AIN ST. TEL. 6821 various things will happen. But The reinforcements General Mac­ at the Gift Box ^ New Problem Production center, filling the com­ It is fairly obvious, we think, that Arthur was scheduled to get nev- pleted kitbags, which numbered the final strain is now upon Hit­ %r did get to him. (Onitlnaed fram Page One) ler’s new order, in all its one-time He has them, now, many times Quaint reproductions of old time-wooden wares find new ramifications. it is possible, usee today in their gay hand-tainted peasant decora* over. He- is using thenq to pen bi some of those nations— Ru »> therefore, that that new order the Japs into corners. ^ they tions! The wooden .scdop/lllustrated serves crackers, mania, Hungary and Bulgaria—or potato chips, popcorn, p'r hangs on the wall to hold tn ths two conquered countries of m ay. begin cracking faster than once penned him. If the Ameri­ i\-y pots, kitchen note.s or mail! In red or blue, $1.79. any ohe has expected. It is pos- can public, reading General Mar­ Yugoslavia and Greece where it is Hundreds of othfers‘including these: assumed that the spirit of rebel- alble, tooiHhat, seeing our advan­ shall's report, doesn’t quite realize SPAGHETTI Hon against I^ari domination ia tage, we m i« help it crack by how far we have come in the Pa­ stran^hened by belief that the new and darbig blows which cific, we can be sure General Mac­ Miniature blanket cheat.'i for cigarettes, day for action la fast approaching. might have seemed’^ r in the fu­ Arthur knows, and rejoices. We /trinket-a; natural or blue, $1.75 Delioate Problem Posed DINNERS For ths Allies this poses a dell* ture only a few weelWN^o. guess the Japs know, too. It is -buckets for* toys, boots, rubbers, in gay ate problem of timing and eon You Can Make Your Home More Perhaps the most Uttgortint not exactly the cocky note of as­ Pennsylvania Dutch designs, $5.50 trol. 'hie first sign of an attempt thing to remember, looking W s^e sured conquest which finds the ' Und $5.95 at folution came In a broadcast Comfortable For All The Family future, 1s that, totalitarian ord^ 'Tokyo radio telling its people that message by Gen. Sir Henry Mait­ a Specialty at t 0 Authentic reproduction of a knife and land Wllaon, Allied commander in are, wherever located, based on e "development of the war sltij- the Middle East, to Yugoalaxia and And Make A Noticeable Saving atmilar abuse of the trulb and of atioivhereafter warrants absolute­ spoon^rack in black, $.3.69 Graece. He told the two countries the ordinary decencies of human ly no ORtimism.’’ to "await our signal for a general On Your Fuel Bill. Round lided feo^e.s, tike grandmother used . . . living. '•They are strong and se­ Champagne a light airy uprising" and aald the hour of lib for sugar: inch $1.19. 7 inch $1.39, cure, therefore; only when they sratlon h8UI not yet arrived. SCHOOL MEEDS SALE State Dep't. Always Rights 8 inch $1.75, m inch $2.19 Yhe aim at AlBsd strategy for retain a- positive initiative. Hit­ CAVEY’S the Balkana now must be to try Herc'k a Ics.iin in Thrlftnicllc Juat a* enwy aa iinc plus one— ler, In a measure, started this It Is one of the sidelights of the Wood serving tra.Ts by the makers of our finish on solid Adirondack birch te keep tha fOreca of revolution surrender of Italy that the ^ de­ whole war because it was impera­ former Tole .trays, from 7' ixl7 inch and guerrilla warfare from spend­ Home Cooked Foods— Wide Variety in Menus and It’ all adda up to real aavlnga on achool auppllra. Study these fenders of what American foreign ing their power before the Armies Manchest^ tive for his system to keep bind­ sizes at $1.79 to 17x24 inch travs at t»i« prl O T M t I t I M C somewhat ambarraaslng to ths N they no longer have positive re­ surrendered Italy. Ailied commanders in the Medi­ " "x , ■ """ wards to after their people, when. These policies were most crlti- terranean theaters. For if troops Writing Tablets ...... 'v. sYC up Instead, they begin to have the at- Living room Modern, -too could not be dispatched in force Oermany might take advantage Pen and Pencil Set« ...... si.QO up uoephere of Inevitable disaster, Spaoa limits ths number of Modem' pieces we can of any such situation to take over ■ueh toUlitariaa regimes Inevi illustrata but you’ll find sofaa and chairs, desks, the aurrenderlng country with her Note Bookfi...... 5f up tably begin to weaken. bookcases, racks, and popular table styles in this own armies. sams Champagne finlah. Wo have had a case demonstra­ OooM Force Naaia Actioa Sky-SScope (to detect enemy plitnes) . 59c In fact, a premature explostoo ^ \ tion of this in the case of - lU ly. Hi the Balkana could have the \ 'll. Fir«t .-Vid Kits ...... , . , . 39c up 'W e are all more cautious in ex­ effect of forcing the Germans in­ pecting t|ie same thing, in the case to action and while any develop d9e Prep .\fter Shave Lotion and t of dennsay, but we all know, too, Open til 9 ment which complicates their al­ .'L»e Prep Shaving (Team . . B(>lh for 49e that it is going to come some day. ready difficult policing Job has ad vanb^ea for the United Nations Our caution is merely aa to time­ Fine Linen Statitmery...... "*‘29e up Saturday the establishment of strong Ger­ table. man forces fai the Balkans could . . . iSl.OO up But, Just as we never expected make much more difficult the task Fountain Pens __it a landing in Sicily woQld top­ of cracking that front in the fu- Florida Honey, full pound . ____ , 49c ple all Italy, so, perhaps sooner ture. JUNIOR The Allied commitmenta in Italy kV than we now expect, we are going — ha've gone too far now to. permit to reach the stage in this w^r diversion of forces before the TAMPAX from willch the collapse of all length of the boot" Is brought un >'/ Banish the old-taalhoncd be* Oermany will follow. / der control, offensive air bases are lipl that a hernia putX a; man astabliahed and order-, restored . A t 1.31 "on the.shelf." You can work We’d giye a good aiim/io be in ftnerally. < .ea . . play. do almoat every­ .Germany for a few )>durs today, The best estimate here is that thing on the active Hat whea to be able to try to j^easure what it may be some weeks before the f e " ’ ' the hernia Is salely siip|iorted things like the fall of Italy, the M tlsh Eighth Army and the A l­ liy a modern llghtwelgkt truss,perle«-tly fitted to yo w | loss of the Donets Basin, the lied Army under Amarlcan Lieut. Gan. Mark W. Qark have drivtn re(|Uiieiuenls. .Modern deaign growing air mastery, of the Allies J loo” wml Correct lit eliminate the the enemy rear guarda into north­ dO® 5^o« 1 ^ on the western front, t\je Mrtain- ern Italy and come to gripe with ^xaiupin^ rewtHclioriB.. ty of'American arms production, the ihain'German force south at hjndiiig: and painful pwiM—-essora the Brenner Pass. ... . trusa-wcarers -dreaded ia- the defeat pf that Iw t real Ger­ the past.. your doctor.!J man hope, the aubmarihe cam­ The capitulation of Italy, aa Marshal- Badoglio axplalned yes­ If he rtk’ommenda a truss. • •A* aee iia for greater comfort paign. are meaning to German terday in his telegram to Berlin, thought. finally came when the Allies had THO'RUPTURED and safety. We suspect that "anything can, made such a strong show of force iMPpen." We suspect, too, that that the Italians could say not .our military leadership is going to Designs by only that all hope of victory but even all putipose in reaisUnce was be found, in the next few weeks gone. This emphaslsea that A l­ and months, placing a few. daring lied troops actually were already LIQUOR SPECIALS bieta on the possibility that Ger­ Dress up your Kitchen famous artists moving into IRs country when the many U nearer crackup than any marshal signed the armistice. California Wines Fifth 86d mathematical tabulation of her No such altUation exiata with Versatile contemporary artists, na­ respect to Rumania, Hungary or ^OOTB Btevni I, sumber of divisions* would indi­ niture. . . and even suggestions for We cannot accept shoe ration gtamp Start with a bright tionally famous for designing Bulgaria. Tet one or an could Carioca Rum Fifth $2.981 cate. accessories and uteRsils! A 9x12 equally wall conclude now that in No. 18 unless it U in W ar Ratibn Book foot linoleum floor, complete with ' everything from Modem stream­ No, 1. Avoid disappointments bv .47 linoleum floor lined trains to electric mixers, have self interast the time had come Mr. Boston Sloe Gin $2.1 From Bataan To Lae cut-in I’efeature strip around the en­ to make peace. Bulgaria’s course bringing along your I^ation Book tire room, costs as little as $35.85. created their choicest furniture de­ In the next few weeks might be when shopping lor sho^ (Liquors Plus Government T^x). You've seen colorful, gay kitchens Ths other day General MacAr- For smaller rooms (baths, halls, signs in Adirondack birch. The swayed by any move or. Turkey’s rtihur, uslng a Flying Fortress as illustrated in magazines and have bedroom is from the drawing board part to Join the Allies, and such a nooks) select "from our Clearance movt under favorable clrcum* Observation post, •watched probably -longed for ju$t - such of remnants at H alf Price. Ask of Leo Jiranek, while this same ar­ rooms. You can actually repro­ •tanres is not considered out of iCan paratroopers ^ o d the for a complete price installed by tist with (Dount Alexis de Sakhnoff- the ouertlon. duce these same colpr schem es... to the encirclement of thie our skilled mechanics. Prompt sky created the dining pieces. In or one of many others.. .in your the room scene: Table $27.50; icse force at Lae. The oper- installations.. .no waiting! Letter In Wrong Envelope C. E. HOUSE waa abielded by probably own home. In each case the rooms Buffet $65; Arm chair $25.50; .Side start with the spotless, resilient chairs $21.50. China “A ” $75; Stonington OPi—There’s n young THE HUNGS YOU DO tt^lTHOUT. . . greatast ^ngle concentration man who may benr from n mla* f U R T H O B American afr strength yet linoleum floor. From there we’ll Chair “B” f 12.50; Extension table he made with a lettar to the WILL BRING VICTORY ABOUTl be glad to assist yoii \,-ith paint “ C” $35; Com er cabinet ”D” $39.50 & SON, Inc. ia tha South Pacific. There 5 nation board about bis gasoline —BUY BONDS— application. He aakad the board DRUG STORES • o Jap plaaaa la oppoaltloa. colors, wallpapers, draperies, fur- ■ R O T H ia t I N C WATKINS t R O T M I R S . I M C plaaaa to aet quickly on his caro. aa be watched Oiat suomss- But aomehow he got the letter in* tlOo, General MacArthur ,.tn an envelope addressed to hi* D ra ft board.

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decisive victory against the Naval base at the time of Italy's German Invaders.” , capitulation. W T iu ^ io so r r i D ^ ^ ^ Paper Salvage Garden Party Storni Quits (An NBC broadcast from''-Al­ Sees Enough WTIBC-1 8 8 0 l o d o y S /lO C lIO WNBO-1410 my Plane in Crash giers said only immobilized units Dodgers Stage Great Comeback Since Jul^ Drive Started Tu}& Albanian Ports Plans Ready Foreign Post of the fleet'were in Taranto, the Meil Drafted Eastern War 'nnoe Occupied by Germans remainder apparently having fled.> A . ^ Clasliing With Germans In Town’s Outskirts London,. Sept. 1 0 -^ ^ —The Ger­ 4:00—WTIC— Backstage Wlfe!.;,7:45—WDRC— Mr. Keen; WTHT man news agency DNB said today Proceeds 'o f Social to In Argentina Italians were reported clashing- Downey Asks Siibwdown WDRCJ—Home Front Reporter; ; ”Treasury Star Parade. C. of C. Business Men that the Albanian porta of Valona with the Germans in many parts News; WNBC^Blue Frolics. 8:00—WTIC— Cities Service Con­ Butts Pulls They Are Wearing Green of Italy, especially in the north cert ’WDRC — Corliss Archer: . _j)t Bails Out and And MuiiiifuctiirerH to and Durazzo and . the Important Provide Funds for Hos­ (Contlnoed from Page One) On Question o f En­ 4:15— w n c Stella Dallas; j New Playersy town of Elbasati have been oc­ where the Germans had yirtually WNBC—^Harry James. , . WTHT—Sam Balter; WNBC— pital Auxiliary Work. taken over the country. News. Ijuids Uninjured in Cooperate In Town. cupied by German troops. Mean­ diate out for the only country in larging Army and Navy 4:30—'WnC — Lorenzo Jones; His Punches; Weddings while Swiss dispatches said a Naples, Italy’s tMond greatest ■WDR<3—Perry Como; WNBC 8:15—WTHT Moses Berkraan; this hemisphere continuing to port and the heart of the southern » • .•. » T-;- T f«e; Machine Parts The waste paper salvage com­ powerful Allied fleet was en route Mrs. E. C. Higgins, chairman, ■Wasblhgton, Sept. 10. — VP)— —Time’ Views the News. WNBC — Pqrker Family. maintain diplomatic relations with communications system of the 8:30—WTIC — Your All Time HU Small Squad In Revr Scattered Half Mile. mittee,- composed of local business to ttie little country opposite the and members of the Garden Card the Axis, but it was conceded gen­ CalUiig for a showdown on the SiSS—lVnC — Young Wldder heel of Italy on the Adriatic sea. party committee, met yesterday at country, however, appeared likely Brown; WDRC—Ad Liner; Parade: WDRC — Adventure of Ma.son-Fallow men and manufacturers, met at erally that Argentina faced at to fall into Allied hands. whole question of further enlarg­ the Thin Man; News; WTHT— A major battle appeared an Im­ the Memorial hdspital to complete least an uncertain future. WNBC—^Tommy Dorsey. Army flshtw plan* craahed Miss Phvllis Fallow, daughter the Chamber of-Commerce rooms minent possibility for possession Allied headquarters announced- ing the Army and Na'vy, Senator Sereno Gammel; Castles in the A n plans. It was decided to hold the Storni Is regarded in official 5:00—w n c —When a Girl Mar­ Georgia Coach Senses i!l» Uw irood* eaat of la k e atreet of Mrs. E. Etta Fallow of 23 Ger­ of the tiny, former kingdom. party on Tuesday afternoon at that the initial groups p t the Air; W N B O -M eet Your Navy, Astdnishes Fans on Center street last rtight and Downey (D., Galif,) declared blunt­ ries; WDRC—News; Ad Liner; ard street, was married yesterday The Berlin broadcast, recorded quarters here as the most pro- American Fifth Army of General 9:00—WTIC—Waltz Time; WDRC Change Produced by f Shortly before 13. a. m. today, the formed a permanent' c.(ifnmittce 2:30, regardless of the weather. If United States member of the new ly today: "I am o f the opinion WNBC—News. to Corporal Howard F. Ma.son. by The Associated Prc.ss, said the pleasant It will lake place as sche­ Clark had smashed five German 615—WTIC—Portia Faces Ufe. —Great Moments from Great pilot parachuting to safety from a which will be headed by K elvin Argentine government, which un­ the present numbers In the armed Plays; WTHT — Gabriel Heat- War Conditions and son of Mrs. Helen Mason of 52 Nazis also occupied Ragusa In duled In the garden of Miss Maryj counterattacks In beating down WTHT—News; Music; WNB« Defeat PKillies Before iMlght, eatlmated by several watch- seated by revolution the conserva­ German resistance in-the Naples forces are sufficient." ter; WNBC—Gangbusters. New Park avenue, Hartford. The Hathaway, superintendent of thC^ Jugoslavia. Chapman. 75 Forest street, with' —Dick Tracy. Eases Up Rules. ceremony w a s performed at three tive regiine in June, and one au­ area and had established strong As he cleared the decks for the 9:15— WTHT—Nurses Aides. Ex-Ff^sident Hoover Standings «ra, at 2.000 feet. The crash was Lydall & Foulds Paper Company. vAlfina and Durazzo are Al- entrance on that street. In case of second day of hearings on' the man­ 5:30—w n c —Just Plain Bill; o’clock in the La Salctfc College Before taking any deifinite action bania's'-two most important ports. thoritative source went so_far as bridgeheads from which to push 9 30—WTIC — People Are Fun jiaen by the watchers at the air­ unfavorable weather it will be held to say the ex-foreign minister was power situation in general and the WDRC — War Commentary; (This is another in a series ■sterdav; Yankees the locai situation was outlined by Dispatcifes from Chiasso, on the on the 14th and the tables will be the assault toward their first great ny; WDRC — That Brewster ■ Yesterday's Results plane spotting aUtlon at Bolton being ipade the "goat" for a-gov- objective in the campaign. west coast’s problems in particu­ Treasury Song Parade: Menj- Boy; WTHT — Double or Noth dealing with football prospects Mr. Hathaway whp told the mem­ Swiss-Italian tiorder. said that p ■set lip for pivot card and other lar, Dcwney'told reporters he was ory Lane; WNBC—Jack Arm­ Wallop Red Sox ll-S . Eastern .'^diter and others on LAke street ber* of the* committee that the erntnent which professed to be Amencaits and British troops ing: WNBU— Spotlight Bands; at the nation’s major col­ great Britlsh-Ame'rleaji convoy es­ game.s in .Miss Chapman’s and ‘‘impre.-ised” b> Maj Gen. Lewis ------I Elmira 10, Hartford 6. '•nd'the Bolton Road at Manches­ situation here was de.Vperate. Few corted by' a sq\iadrnn Vrf ..w-arships pro-Allied. < then'pushed inland. It was an­ strong. Sports leges.) neighboring hou.ses. B. Hershey’s comment following 5:45— w n c —Front Page Far­ Albany 3, 2: WUkes-Eaire 2, S. ter Green. of tlie mills here are carrying a big had quit an Ionian sea and Tisd Moves Possible nounced. encountering strong Ger­ 10:00—WTIC — Tommy Riggs Bv Judson Bailev Binghamton 4. Springfield 0. poH-. The committee hopes for a large Italy’s surrender. The Selective rell: WDRC—American Wom- By Romney Wheeler AP Sports Writer Was in Steep Dive inventory. had begun moving toward Albaliia, Two possible moves were con­ man forces in the immediate vicin­ and Betty Lou; WDRC — Scranton 6 Utica 0. » .attendance of the townspeople, it Seiwice director was quoted as say­ ,• eh; WTHT—Superman; WNBC The National League home­ ' The plane apparently was in a ■ C’oii|>eratinn Is Ne«aled under cover of “important” air sidered as possible: A surge of the ity of Salerno, 20 miles south of Thanks to the ’Yanks; \VTHT Athens. Ga... Sept. 10— (/P) — American 1.1 open to all players interested, Naples on the Gulf of Salerno. ing ’‘We probably won’t have to —Archie Andrews. gteep dive directly over the town The cooperation of all local busi­ forces. Reuters also reported a. populace to unseat the govern-' Fritzie Zlvlc vs. Vlnney Vines; James Wallace Butt^, Jr., is going stretch looks strange this year Cleveland 8, 3: Detroit 3, 10. Vernon Center, and traveling and i.s for the benefit of the Me­ They identified their opponents ns mobilize as many men for the re­ Evening WNBC—Joan Vandercook. i * ness hou.sea and hoiiseholdera will large Allied Convoy under way in morial Hospital Auxiliary’s work ment^- or action by dissatisfied mainder of the war as we have in soft. without s rate—with the St. New York-11, Boston 3. >0^1 .aouth by east, a-hen at the bottom be sought to aid In the drive. The the Ionian sea. the 16th German armored divi­ 10:15—WTHT — Concert Hour: (Only games scheduled.) for that institution. military leaders to demand a the past.” 6:00—w n c —News; WDRC — The little round man of GOotgla Louis Cardinal's in front by 15 a t the dive the plnae seemed to Salvation Army, which picks up .AIIlfMl Landing Imminent sion. * News;’ WTHT—Ne«i-8; WNBC WNBC — Sammy Kaye. Prizes will be Awarded the win­ change in an effort to get sorely Aide Urges Re«ommlttsI . ^ games and soon to clinch their National break up with a loud report, heard paper here will be asked to deliver Both the Chiasso dispatch and The repulse of the sharp blows —^Terry and the Plr.ites. 10:30—WTIC — Sports; WDRC— football, toughest drill-master of Brf>oklyn 7, Philadelphia 6. by several persons within a mile ners at each table ahd^ refresh­ needed material. . of the Nszis— aimed with charac­ This statement, however, hardly The Three Sisters; WNBC — second successive pennant — but it to local mills instead of taking the Swi.ss radio said that an Allied ments will be served. Reservations Storni had suggested to Hull 6:15—WTIC— Victory Is Our the grldlrbn since Chick Mehen (Only game .scheduled.) 5 the crash. Shortly afterwani it to Hartford. Local service landing was imminent. teristic dash to throw the Allied dovetailed with the jeatlmony of Kom Kobblers. the Brooklyn Dodgers are show­ may be made through the p<^lr that the United States might Business; WDRC—George B. ruled New York University, is pull­ the pilot bailed out and landed in a clubs, Boy Scouts and others are The Rome radio reported today invaders off balance at a critical Hershey’a assistant, Lieut. Col. 10:45—WTIC — Studio Program ing that it might have been a dent. Mrs. Charles Felbbr, tc l^ jpake a gesture of ■ "genuine Francis V. Keeslln, chief legislative Armstead; WTHT—Dick Mc­ ing his punches. And, he says. It's different story if they had npt fal­ Stondings Uee on a hillside about a half mile to be contacted and their help that unidentified planes had drop- stage in operations—indicated that Carthy; Music; War Gardens; WDRC — BUI Henry Looks at E;iatern north of the crash spot. phone fiOSO; Mrs. W. R. Tinker. friendship” by providing urgently General Glark’a warrlora had and liaison officer for Selective Washington: WNBC — YOur just another sign of what the war tered in midsummer. sought in this campaign. The I>ed bombs on the Italian capital Jr., and Miss Chapman are assist­ needed'arajnents and equipment. WNBC— Sports News. has done to collegiate football. V’. L P.C. Plane Parts Scattered during the night, causing both weathered the first crisia of the SerxMce. Urging recommittal of the Income Tax. Swing It for Old Notre Daine— Left to right, Creighton Miller, Angelo BertelU, Jim Mello and The Dodgers’ rebellion in July, manufacUirers say that the mills ing chairmen to Mrs. Higgins An early'diplomatic break be­ 6;30—w n c —Strictly Sports: Butts, whose University of Geor­ Scranton ...... 84 49 .637 The'plane, a modern fighter, tore will be forced to .shut down unless casualties and damage. bold campaign. Wheeler bill which would defer pre- 11:00- WTIC—News: WDRC — Johnny Lujaok. and the conditions that led up to Mrs. Arthur Baedor is in charge of tween Argentina apd the Axis was WDRC— Patti Chapin Sings; gia powerhouse won the Orange it, may not have cost Brooklyn a Hartford ...... 74 57 .568>| a big hole in tlje ground a quarter relief is found quickly. . Stefani, Italian news agency, Ventotene Island Seized Pearl Harbor fathers from the News; WTHT — Music; WNBC advertising and publicity. regarded as unlikely In authorita­ WNBC—Ffed Bag Frolics. Bowl championship of 1942 and the pennant. It is 'doubtful whether 1 Elmira ...... 75 59 .56a'| o f a mile east of the reservoir of .said in a broadcast that the out­ Ventotene island. 25 miles out­ draft until next January 1, Kees- — News. Wilkes-Barre ...... Two WeeikH Supply Aheqd tive circles, especially So. In view ling declared: Rose Bowl crown of 1943, looks they could have beaten the Cardi­ 73 60 .549' the Manchester Water Company, skirts of Rome were shelled at side the Bay/ of Naples and only 6:45—w n c —Lowell Thomas; 11:15—WTIC— H arkness of Albany .... 72 62 fi37 A survey of the Eastern states of Italy's capitulation. Argen­ "Congress by enacting such leg­ WDRC—The World Today; over his present squad of 40 fre.sh- nals anyway. But apparently 'it ■ltd parts of the plane were scat- midday today. 70 miles south of Rome, a domi­ 'Washington: WDRC—J o a n Binghamton ...... 71 64 .52^-1 ■ over a distance of a half mile revealed that there is only a two tina. one source said, would not. nating feature in front of the Gulf islation would be making a decision News: WNBC—Ray Kinney. • Brooks Sings; WNBC — The men like a physician speculating did rob the senior circuit of its tvFekJi supply of waste - paper at Thirteen minutes later Stefani Smallest Squad in Years Springfield . • •••••• 46 83 .357*1 the point where the fuselage wish to be In the position of Italy of- Gaeta, also had been seized. contrary to the views of the high 7 :00—wnC—Fred Waring in Music You Wont. on a prospective nervous break­ customary close competition any of the plants. More is \irgent- said an air raid alarm had sounded down. through the closing weeks. Utica ...... 36 97 .272'J I hole through the trees, scat- in the Italian capital. Obituary when that European nation joined The Italian garri.son surrendered, a command and which might require Pleasure Time; WDRC— I Lov^ 11:30—WTIC — Road to Danger ig parts of wings and propellers ly needed and thrmigho\it the A t­ the Axis when the Allied cause modification of war plans or hinder ‘‘How are you going to get After Branch Rickey ripped the National Earlier the news agency had re­ headquarters communique said. a Mystery: WTHT— Fulton WDRC — Eileen Farrell and W. / lantic seaboard steps similar to looked worst. their execution." crew like that in shape for a tough club apart it lost ten straight L. P.C. wide distance. ported violent artillery firing south Under the guns of an Allied fleet Lewis. Jr.; WNBC—Saludos Concert Orchestra; WTHT '— St. Louis ...... 88 44 .667 ■llie main engine block appareht- those started here are underway to In his resignation to President Meanwhile a general investiga­ schedule?" he asks. “ You can't Out forJYotre Dame Team games and 19 out of '24. But since Mrs. Howard F. Mason of the city. commanded by Vtc*.Admlral Hen­ Bob Stanley’s Orchestra relieve the shortage. It will be nec­ tion of Selective Service was pro­ Amigos. the Dodgei-s found themae Cincinnati ...... 72 58 .55(P became detached from the plane Rome Heavily Bombarded Deaths Ramirez last night, Stoml said ry K. Hewitt of the United States 7:13— w n c — News: WDRC — 11:45—WNBC — Dance Orches give ’em rough work. They'd break Brooklyn .. 72 59 nld-alr as the engine was found chapel by the Rev. John A. Mc­ essary to continue the campaign he had tried "to collaborate in Na\-y, the Allies poured ""A.,, great jected by Chairman Mqy (D„ tra; News. up under it. You can’t expect 17- with new blood In mid- for the duration and for some time Madrid, dispatches quoted Stef­ Secret Weapon: WTHT—Musi' Pittsburgh 70 66 .5161 least a half mile from the scene, Manus of Hartford. The bridal at­ Frederick Mohr the best manner possible” and additional force into the - beach­ Ky.), o f the House Military com- 12-00— WTIC — News; Paul Mar year-iold boys to take it like fel­ By Harry Grayson , ,m»d into an hour and 15 minutes gust they have been showing after the war Is over. ani as saying that Rome W'as heav­ cal Gems. the rest of the league. Chicago ... . . • w.• • • 61 69 .469 the main body crash. tendants were Miss Faith Fallow, Frederick Mohr, a former Man­ that he was "moved only by pa­ heads with the objective of lopping jnittee who accused draft officials 7; 30—w n c — The Fred_ Brady rin's Music; W’DRC! —' News; lows 20 and 22 NEA Sports Eldttor a day. sister of the bride, and Sergeant ily bombarded from a point some­ chester business man. died sud­ df'trying to destroy the autonomy Dodgers’ Line Boston .... .56 69 ..448 Flight Officers Arrive Publicity Campaign triotic interest.” off all southern Italy. Show; WDRC — Easy Aces; WTHT—News. “ And I’ll tell you another thing. tiMk Leahy isn’t singing the Top Comebacks Philadelphia ...... 58 73 .443 ; Shortly after 11:30 a. m. officers Robert Mason of the U. S. Army, where south of the city which led denly at his home on Somers road. of iMBl^ boards. New York, Sept. 10:—Notre Leon Thorp, presitfeut of the to Immediate reports In the Ital­ Brazil Regarded New Leader (The British radio declared WTHT—Music; WNBC — The 12;30— WTIC — Bob Grant’s Or­ I’m not going to make these boys ^ J , , blues. He is sincere when he says Recently thqy went spinnin{ New York . 45 84 .3491 Bradley Field and work de- stationed in Kentucky, brother of Ellington last night at 6 o’clock. Venice, Turin and Florence "are May si4id..tee inquiry, which chestra News. Dame s football squad this fall is | figure to lose more games Chamber of Commerce and adver­ ian capital that the Allies were Brazil was regarded as the na­ time Ranger. take a physical beating all week Big Problem a ten-game wirqiing streak Amertcain arrived at the spot on Lake the bridegroom. tising manager of The Hebald was Born in Germany on May 4. 1869, now in Italian hands after street will begin sifortly after Cpngrc** to get ’em In shape, and then have typical in names only. There is the , than they win. making another Invasion landing, tion that would emerge as the convenes next W«4nesday, was W. L P.C.! t nearest the crash scene and The bride wore a dress o f cinna­ instructed to put on an inumslve he came to this country and set­ fighting,” and said fighting was in "x them take another physical beat­ customary supply of Czarogskis.\ Coach Leahy has changed a few ly were directed to the spot by perhaps at Porto D’Anzio, south of tled In New York in 1887. He later leader in Latin America, outstrip­ prompted by dismissal... of mem­ New York ...... 81 49 .623; mon brown crepe, moss green vel­ publicity campaign. This, in Nthe Ostia. progress between Itolians and ing on Saturday from an opponent Slgqaigos, Szymanakis and Ryko- plays, but is sticking to the mod­ This Season ...... Itate Police who were called to moved to Rockville where he was ping Argentina as an iodustrial Germans in Haute SavViie, France, bers of local Draft Board^^fi at Cleveland . 69 60 vet. hat anej orchid cor-sage. Her opinion of those present last nigh Kent Cooper's New Songs out of their class.’’ vlches. . ern T with man-ln-motion. a box seat, they beat thesPb 71 62 scene a short time earlier. The Swiss radio said, meanwhile, employed In the bakery at that country. and Albania, with the Italians still Haverhill. Mass., this week a ft ^ * Washington .534 maid of .honor wore air cadet blue will carry a lot of weight, espe­ in a broadcast recorded by The As- Butts estimates that Georgia has The. similarity ends there, how­ For a stretch last fall, Bertelli ' 7-6 and moved within ItaJ Detroit .... 69 61 .531 Pitot's N a m Not Revealed crene'With black accessories' and time conducted by Yost'and Regan The State department still had holding Tarana, the Albanian cap­ they announced they would n ^ ' cially since tfie lark of stock will fhminted Press that Premier Pietro ho official news of Stoml’s resign- lost 80 players to the armed ser­ ever, for this is one of the small­ appeared handicapped in having to Cawlhorn Has Few Stars game of.piecond place. This s Chicago .... n ie pilot was seen to land in the orchid corsage. force the local mills to close down. and later moved to Yonkers. N. ital. induct pre-Pearl Harbor fathers On Air Tomorrow Night drop back five yards to pass, but to put them among the top eoirib- X>dB by Frank Novelll of Bolton B a d illo had left Rome and that nation. One question raised was (The German communique, so, long as single men were avail­ vices since last autumn, not count­ est Irish turnouts in years. In a Boston ...... Following the ceremony the V'arious methods of collection were A. In 1910 he came to Manches- war year when the cry is "Every- had mastered it at the windup. He As Team Preps for backs of the year in eports. id he drove down to the end of an his sbeond in command, a General ter to whether the remainder of the however, declared that Nazi meas­ able. ing graduation of 14 seniors. Be­ St. Louis ... couple left for an unannounced xliscussed but it wa.s agreed that Baviglfa,^ had taken over. T^e rea- I become foreman of the sides All-America Frankie Slnk- bo-’ y out,” no more than 50 are in pitched to Notre Dame’s two- The frolic With the Phillies, who rhiladelphia field and ran into the woods wedding trip. On their return the cabinet would follow. ures against the “ ^eachery of Never Intended Domination New Y ^ k , Sept. 10—(4>)— Four$>will find MBS broadcasting Fritzie First Game Sunday; were'^aking their first visit to the committee would contact the A highly authoritative source wlch. Lamar Davis, George Posch- uniform at South Bend. touchdown margin over'Southern I d assisted the pilot to extricate bridegroom will leave for Cathp ure wasli^Kitated ' ion until 1918 when he bought the Badoglio goveniment have "Congress certainly never in­ new tongs, ekeh an* integral part | Zlvic vs. Vinnle Vine* at 10 o’clock Ebbets Field under the leadership service clubs. Scouts anej other said Storni had no alternative but tended that the local draft tiodrda ner and other graduating Bowl While the Iri.sh obtained some CJalifornla in. the finale. Fine Backfield. '' Today’s Games mself from his parachute. He Claiborne, Louisiana, where'he is civic organizations and all would ^ the business and continued to produced successful results prac­ of the musical s t^ > w ifl go on the ■ tonight Instead of the previously Johnny Lujack, a six-foot, 183- of Fred Fitzsimmons. onS-tlme itumed adding the pilot, who bad to resign and that "someone had tically everywhere in the Balkans, be dominated and controlled by stars, the services took (Tbarlle help from the Marine Corps, the .. Eastern with the engineers’ unit. The bride meet again within the next ten operate the bakery, at that time air for the first time whqn the new . announced Bob Montgomery vs. Trlppl, Sinkwich’s spectacular un- material on Uie whole Is inexperi­ pound sophomore of Omnellsvllie, Idol of Flatbush, turned out to Hartford .Xtc Elmira, Ived scratches and bruises in is a graduate of Manchester High [J neon firm located on Gorman place, until to be the victim." in upper Italy and the south of Washington,” May said. "Our in­ operetta, "About the Glrlj'^^muslc Beau Jack, which has been post- By Whitney Martin be quite a scramble. to the field where he was days when the plans would be sub­ Reports Stress was placed, however, on France” and that the bulk of Ital­ tention w-as that each board have derstfidy, Aillback Dick MePhee enced and scarce where grade is ^ Pa., is alternating at left halfback Albany 4t Wilkes-Barre. school and la employed by the mitted and acted upon. 1929 when he retired. The business aiid libretto by Kent Cooper^ exe-' poned to October 4. and manv more who would have considered. with Crelgjiton Miller and beln^ Bear .Mountain. N. Y.. Sept. 10 Rookie Rex Barney, starting on Springfield at Binghamton. by State Police to his sta- Travelers Insurance company. fiadoftlio to ^ i r e Storni’s successor—will It be some-> ian forces had surrendered their jurisdiction In it»"6 ^ territory, T*ho.se present at la.st night’s was taken over by his son. and he cutive director of the Asaociated';-,, ------:— been eligible for another season. There are rfnly a half dozen prepared to replace the almost -!-(/I’) Cdach Pete Cawthon of the the mound, for the Dodgers, had Utica at Scrantoh. The pilot's name was not re- retired to the farm in Ellington one sharing Stoml’s views toward arms to the forces of Adolf Hit­ subject to appeals, and that the Brooklyn Dodgers of the National no control snd gave up three runs meeting were Melvin Hathaway, Bern. Sept. 10- Vneonfirm draft be operated in a democratic Preas. hMlu'prtmiere in a special. ^iaUng Tonight: NBG-2 Con- holdovers in the first string who Indispensable Bertelli. Naturally. National^ ed reports from Italy t^ a y said where he has since made his home. the United States, or someope cool ler. ) Georgia’s 1943 edition will be Football league will give you in the first Inning. Two homers by Snuffef-JohnHon L.vdall A Foulds Paper Company: manner. Any attempt on the part presentation by Ch‘c«go Manners. Dr. Frank played to any great extent last Lujack canlt pass with Iha Spring- Boston at N8w York. \ .Jarge crowd gathered a short Marshal Pietro Badoglio m tot Re­ Surviving him. In addition to his toward this nation? Light German Resistance atotctly a 17-year^ld affalr-^plus plenty of back talk, -but when Au gln Gal an and Billy Herman Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson of 31 Raymond Cooper. Orford Soap Simultaneously with the Allied of Washington to destroy the Theater ^ the Air on the MBS n et-, g:3o^ ^ .T im e HU Parade; 8 4-F junior guard, Mike Ca.'tro- season. field Rifle. Lujack is not .putstand- St. Louis at Chicago. p m «> a ^ r the crash and several tire and be replaced by A l^ h a l wife, Mrs. Bertha Mohr, are three Hull, rejecting Argentina’s bid comes to the line, he really hasn’t got these, runs back for him and Company: Robert Hawley, Rogers autonomy of the local boards is ® ® ® Waltz Time; People Are Julius Rykovich, who spent his ing in any one department nor too Pittsburgh at Cincinnati ore {Msmns visited the scene and Cambridge street announce the Petro Caviglia, said to be nego sons. Frederick and Edgar of for icase-lend on Tuesday, charged successes in the Naples area They_ are the title .tong. About i f iQ.go nls, who lost one kidney in a soft- much to say, a .situation which in Brooklyn went ahead with anoth marl’iage of their daughter. Miss Paner Company; Ralph Nourse. ‘it is notorious that Axis agents in where Germans were threatened serious." 1 ncy m© biLie jvuvjui, rtt*vmv* 10 'T'ommv ball mishap. Wljere Slnkwlsh flash­ freshman year at Illinois, is the rapid afoot, as a matter of fact, light and night). Bted o t a ^ Police in locating ting with the Germans for tl Manchester and Lieutenant H any ttself is quite astonishing er tally in the second. Then the’ main patta of- the motors and Dorothy Lucille Johnson, to Avia­ Folding Boxes. Inc.: Beniamin Argentina have been and are en­ with being cut off from effective . Colonel Kessllng replied that V*,* me” Bill a^d Wend^BaYrie. ed to All-A merica backfleld hon­ only outsider drafted from the but he Is a fine ahd''an intelligent (Only games scheduled.)’ movement north from Rome. \MOIMohr of Camp Robert, California: all-around back, appears to have The lean and affable Texan can Phillies routed Barney with two American her Instrumehts of the plane. tion C.idel John K. Snuffer, son of Crehot-e, Service rhibs; and I.,eon gaging In .systematic espionage contact, with their forces on the national headquarters had no de- • V?* « T ’T * ” i CBS—7:15 Rex stout Our Secret ors, two years hand-running, Geor­ Marine.trainees. enumerate a list of veteran ball runs In the fourth and the Dodg­ Thorp, Mahche.ster Evening Herahl Marshal Caviglia retired after tlu;ee daughters. Mrs. George''W. Italian foot. British-Canadlan sire or intention to dictate to local Md Don t You Want My Heart. ■ g Corliss Archer draraa-v^gia will have a 160-pound Rome Five For Bertelli all the attributes of a field general. New York at Boston. type of the plane was not re­ Mr. and Mrs. Burton Lewis of the last war in which he led the against the United Nations” and carriers with alacrity. In fact, he ers won the game wdth three in Cleveland at Detroit (3). led. Burnham street, . and the pre.sldent of the Chamber Smith, and Mrs. J. Ward Taylor 'vicious propaganda again.st the troops of Gen. Sir Bernard L. boaTds but claimed the Haverhill 8-^ Man: 9 Jean Hersholt \n (Gsb,^) freshman, Johnny Cook, who And the remarkable passer, Jim Mello, 5-11, 183, who went Italian troops in their fight along- of Marichester and Miss Bertha A. • ously presented, "Sunset arid You,' has all last year’s regular backs the seventh, although they bad to Chicago at Bt. Louis (nlghtT. Salvage Crew on'^^eene The ceremony was performed of Commerce. United Nations is publishecj in Montgomery's Eighth Army drove board had acted in direct viola­ "Make Way For Tomorrow;” 9:30 looks Scarcely able to Weather punter and quarterback, Angelo out with a knee Injury early in stand ofi’ another PhllUes’ thrust •side the Allies but played an im­ Mohr df Ellington; 14 grandchil­ • has been' woven into the then>e. the third gam's last fall—against back, alongwith some very promis­ Washington at PbiladelphM| Shortly after noon a ^wrecking Friday aftermxm, September 3,' at Argentina.” up the east and west coasts of Ca­ tion of national policy and "tfiere Brewster Boy; 10 Bob Hawk quiz mQderate^^Ser|rnmag«. Center, once Bertelli. and the team captain and ing newcomers for Sunday’s open­ in the ninth. portant behind-the-scenes part in dren and\ine great grandchild; a was nothing that could be done The operetta has the Alaska BLU—7 Saludos Amigos; 7:30 Stanford—la there to crack the (night). ______' aek from Bradley Field arrived the parsonace of the First Metho­ He added that "failure of the A r labria against light German re- ■ highway as Its principal , locale, manned by giants like Bill Godwin left guard, Pat Fllley, will be lost ing e.xhlbitlon game against Camp Yanks Paste Boston the downfall of Fascism. He is brother, H ^ r y Mohr of Manuel, si.stance. except to remove them." Lone Ranger; • 8:30 Meet Your and Clyde F.hrhardt/Jiow has skid to the Marines at the conclusion of line. The blocking backs ate Ryko­ Lake street and made pli dist chuVeh in Enid, Oklahoma, by (it*rmaii8 Report noted as an Italian leftist. gentine government to comply with telling the love story of a hlighway The day’s only other action was as close to the scene of N. Y., and sister. Mrs. Peter its inter-American commitments The west coast column made a In yesterday's hearing before a Navy; 9 Gangbusters; 10:45 J. K. named Bry.ant Meek.».''a- si^ibstltute the present semester, October and vich. 6-1 190, and Bob Kelly, .5-10, In the American Leag;ue, where bases loaded. Even Hank Boi the Rev. Fred Mesch, who used the In Rorne, the Stefani news ag­ Rauch of Yonkers. N.' Y. ' engineer and a night club slngcY he The line, however. Is a different as possible to pick up the' -.Rouble ring ceremony. has' not. only re.sulted In the non­ junction at Vibo Valentia with in­ Senate Military subcommittee, Lasser on “Your Income Tax.’’ last year for Lanier hlgh'of Ma­ the first five games. 178, of Leo High, Chicago .school­ the New York Yankees stormed who pitched eight-hit liaU, ency explained that Caviglia. as His funeral inVharKe of J. B. had heard on the radio from Chi­ story and t/awthon himself doesn't sad other parts o f the Rome Surrender participation of Argentina In de­ fantry and Commandos who had Kcssling estimated that 446,000 MBS—7:30 Navy School ol con. Because of the. accelerated pro- boy ch.ampions tiie past two cam- kno'.'.’ jusl what is what He knows to an 11-3 triumph over the Bos­ nected for a double snd a s1nfti| e bride wore an aqviamarlne the officer of the highest rank, had Burke, will be held at the home of cago. Music; 8:30 Sherlock Holtnes; 9:30 paigiiii. to knock home two runs. na. ' ' fense of the continent In a most landed near Pizzo, and the com­ fathers will have to be inducted It Is Cooper’s first full musical Other positions similarly are flit-'and the.hoy.s adding^ the he has 8 fine tackle and leader ,n ton Red Sox and Cleveland divid­ light>weight woolen dress with temporarily as.siimed the powers his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. bined force drove forward past Double or Nbthing. So Notre Dame has a Kell.v, The' Indians made 16 btta rvtres started from the plane's black aecessoriea. critical period, it is also depriving by the first of next year, after al­ presentation, althpugn within the ed by unfhmilinr names and faces. mitnary to their studies. Notre Bruiser Kinnard, whom he has ap- ed a doubleheader with Detroit. (Contiiined froni Page One) and functions of the military co­ and Mrs. J., Ward Tay^r of 55 Pizzo. lowing for the maximum that can jctice sessions are eram- an'.ov.av. taming the Tigers 8-3 in th* oUn* ignited several se'ctlons of The bride, is a graduate of Man- Argentina of participation in the last two years or so several of his Georgia’s Schedule; Sept. 17 Dame poirtecl captain That he has a The Yankees made 16 hits and ordination in the capital only in New street Sunday after won at 2 The east column captured Mon- be obtained from- 4-F and other put together three-run clusters .In first gam^ as Lefty A1 sm lt woodland, which were put out by The Associated Press in Lon­ the ab.sence of Badoglio who Is on studies, discussions, meetings and popular tunes, including "Dixie What to Expect Saturday: NBC Preshvterian: Sent. 25, Louisiana capal'le renter In Earl Svendsen, atvUians at the scene. A detail o’clock. Rev. Dr. Watson Wood­ asterace Marina. deferred groups. t’-e second and fifth frames and a pitched seven-bit baU for hi* I5t don. said bitter street fighting was a military inspection tour outside arrangements designed to solve the Olrl," have been heard on the net- —n a. m. Saturdajr Showdown, State: Oct. 9, Wake Forest; Oct vvho coa-^hed the Connecticut line Are fighters from the station, ruff, pastor of the Center Congre­ post-war problems.” The Eighth Army was now last year and played the last four five-run (lurry in the sixth. Every victory, but Hal White came br" raging at several keypoints on the of Rome. , works. Music has been his hobby Variety; 2. p. m. Roy Shield and 23. Louisiana State (return game); with a seven-hit hurling Job In : '■| Otlnguishers, played chemi- gational church will officiate ind more than 60 miles from , the Company; 5 Not for Glory, finale; Oct. 29. Nev.-herry; Nov. 6. Geor­ games with the Dodgers, and that Yankee except Nick Etten made railway linking Milan and Genoa. Shortly after Caviglia announc­ burial will be in the East ceme'i^ I for years, however, and he writes second game as Detroit won 10 on the engine and other hot southern tip of the peninsula. Its both words snd music for his com­ 5:45 Curt Masaeyl CBS— 1 ' Dick gia Nav'y Pre-Flight: Nov. 13 three or four members of the 1942 at least one hit, BUI Dickey made Presumably the fighting was tak­ ed the negotiations for the with­ tery. The body will be at the Tay­ Sports Roundup " 1 to enable their handling. Taranto Occupied front extended from Pizzo back positions. ' Powell serenade; 2:30 Spirit of '43; V. M. I.: Nov. 27,.Georgia Tech. Cleveland Rams allotted to the four in succession to drive In ing place between Italians and drawal from Romi, reports from lor home on New street after 4 along the coast to Vibo ValentiSi three runs and Joe Gordon batted Germans), the Italiati border said they hail For the operetta Marion Claire, 4:15 (Also NBC MBS) Aqueduct Dodgers might help considerably, o’clock tomorrow afternoon where thence south to Constantino and IF YOU WANT soprano, and Thomas L. Thomas. race; 6:16 People’s Platform. BLU By Hugh Fullerton, -Ir. , Stevens' Sampson Naval Station but aside from Ulat the candidates in three bh -a double with the The broadcast, made from the broken down. Py British Units friends may call until the time of Clnquefronde, southeast to Sider- I baritone, are the singing stars, —10:30 a. iri. John Freedom war Ne\v York, Sept, 10—((P»—Elly team . .. 'General Manager Bill are mostly guys named Joe. , United- Nations radio at Altders to Situation Feverish , the funeral. no and .finally along the east coast About Town In other parts of the peninsula, ' with the dramatic leads portrayed drama; 12':30 p. m. Farm and Home Elihira Stops Vines, probably the only athlete Klepper of the Portland Pacific But the backs he has up here at Mj;ge Italian to sabotage all com- (Contlitiied from Page One) i-oful to Monasterace Marina and by Lauretta Flllbrandt and Marvin program: 3 Your War Job; 4 Sat­ versatile enough to be a w’ell-paid Coast league club, has a collec­ Swiss press dispatches said the beyond. the Bear Mountain training camp mimications which aid the Ger- E. M. Stannard, Jr. HELP Mueller. The orchestra will be urday concert. MBS — 12 Noon professional both In tennis and tion Of 400 pipes and still regret* ah. they’re something, and with manN^rmles massing in Italy to situation was feverish. Few if any enemy troops were .ts Flfst Class Robert J. Swiss Telegraphic agency Everett Malcolm Stannard, Jr. sistance of Royal Navy, and , conducted by Henry Weber and the Army-Navy House Party: 1:30 p, Hartford ll)-6 golf, laid the grounds for a good the loss of a lot more in s fire Cawthon’a open style of play meet tne.Allled invasion, declared; / Infant son o f Captain and Mrs!* E believed to tiave been left in the lelly, son a t Mr, and Mrs. message from Chiasso on the Ital­ apparently acaht opposition was • chorus by. Robert Trendler. m. Luncheon with Lopez; , 4:30 argument the other day by nam- at_Spokane.. _ . . .Wonder what ^ he Dodger funs are going to see some "The German invader is stunned Malcom Stannard of Whitney road, encountered. great inland mountain f^ea bulg­ Latin-Airieirtcan P a r a d e ;/ 6:30 ing golf as the game he likes bet- does for pipe cleaners these day* iinaa Donnelly of 16 Flower ian frontier said Italian inhabit­ ing inside this line since roads are for planning any sort tOuchdowTis, —blit only f^.the moment. If you ants o f Mllqn spent last nigbt Columbia, died Wednesday night at The landing place is approxi­ A change in the fight schedule Hawaii Calls. ter..”It*8 a more sociable game," ’ ..Ensign Pat Livingston, former He Kish, -former Pitt it, who has been spending a virtually non-existent. Six Teams Fighting to of his furlough with his par- give him time, n^wlll recover and demonstrating against German the Windham Community Hospital, mately 15<) miles northeast of the Vines_ explained. ... . “ Tennis___I.. X.. is per­ Pittsburgh Steelers' tllKtub thlimriArthumper quarterback r«c«ntiy discharged Willimantic of pneumonia. The Today’s headquarters announce­ leave tomorrow for strike back witb. all his bar­ business and private buildings. advancing forward line o f Gen. of a banquet or cater­ sonal, combat''and you can do has been sent to WMhlngton for from the Sejwlce; Dean McAdams; Ika, win ment was the first disclosure that Reach Playoffs for |)mp Haan, California. He is with baric cruelty. ' x Property and goods of the former child was born In Manchester, •Sir Bernard L. Montgomery’s things when you hit the ball that a course in deep sea diving. If the pile-drlVing Pug Menders; September 28. 1942, the son of E. the American Fifth Army, which ^ aatl-aircraft force. 'I "Already he Is in Control of Italian ally were destroyed, it Eighth Army on the Italian toe FavarZivic Governor’s Cup. will throw the other fellow’s game he goe^ deep enough. • maybe he’ll Merlyn Condit, and George Cafego, Malcolm and Barbara L. (Stolten- had been commanded by General ing occasion then see I^jor Leaguff Genoa, blit there la still tlfne.” added. and ' apiproximately 130 miles ' * . . ^ way off. In golf. If the other see wjiere the Detroit Lions fin­ the .former Tennesae.e star whose feldt) Stannard. Besides his par­ Clark In Morocco, had been reor­ Mary A. Gallagher of Main Massing Main Forces 'v. "W ar between the Italians and southeast of Saltmo where Amer­ Bv The Associated Priess • fellow shoots the first nine m 30, ished last/sea-son.. unexpected return w** more than Germans already has begun,” the ents h.e leaves his matemql and ganized to include some British Over Vines welcome. and Miss Delia Gallagher of The broadcast declared furtii'er, paternal grandparents. ican and British troops under Gen­ or caD ^ Leaders ^ The battle for a chance to par­ you just have to take it.” .. Vines | 'ord, have returned after N^ispatch said. units. ' —^ Service Dept. Then there is Ken Helnemi that the "Germans are massing The funeral was held this after eral Clark were' battling in the ticipate in the Governor's Gup also argued that golf Is easier for idlng a week at Great Bar- their main forces in northern Italy added that according, to the Naples area. It was probable that the bulk the ordinary man to learp but it’s Soldier* in Iceland say their txiple three ter from Texas Mines noon at the Columbia Center ceme­ of General. Clark's force jiow was By The Associated Press playoff of the Eastern League ' >n, Mass. and added: latest information German troops Can Cut Off Germans Tough New York Boxer American League races unabated today with six harder to become a champ... ."In commanding officer. Major Gen. who In scrimmages to date^ has had nbt yet occupied the city but tery. The services which were ashore, despite the Strong reac­ looked the best of the lot. ‘A * "There they are preparing their The lightning stab placed the ARNOLD PAGANI Batting—Appling, Chicago, .328; teams in the running for the four tennis, once you get. your swing William S. Key, rates a flock of H were armmd it. Italian troops are private were conducted by Rev. tion' of the German arinored May Upset Dope at cheers. Although the Jacks beat Cawthon also picked up Tlllie Man- C enter Congregational mam line ,of defense. There they Ralph H. Rowland. Allies in a position to cut off Telephone 390i2 or 5790 Wakefield, Detroit. .317. top positions In loop standing. right, you can improve overnight," school will begin for the Mrs, J. K. Hnuffer are heaping up supplies for the stationed UtNiU periphery and it is lightly resisting German forces in forces and the attack at one time Garden Tonight. Runs—(?ase, Washington, 84: Principal contest will be for the Elly argued. “Balls that were the Racers in the softball title top, an old New York Giant , who I term «m Sunday, Sept 19. German Armies around Naples and feared that St. any moment the the Calabrian peninsula and gave by about 40 German bombers. VeiTion, Washlngtbn, 83. . fourth post, with wnit«*-Barre/ going six inches outside start hit­ series, tjie General decided the missed only one point after touch Chester High school and is employ­ two forces will dlash, the dispatch Mrs. August W olfe teams were so evenly matched dowm in four years, And he has ed by William Boardman & Sons in Calabria.” , Mrs. Bertha Wolfe, wife of them a''brilliaht chance of gaining Runs batted in—York. Detroit. Albany and Binghamton in ^he ting six inches inside the lines and I^Miman Thomas Forde'^ of the The Italians were urged to. .sever said. "'x a foothold to control the western New York, Sept. 10,— (JPi~C*gy: 105; Etten, New York, 92. ■running. Wilkes-Barre, with five then you're a great player." that both rated the trip to Eng­ assistant coach Buff Donelli’s 1942 company, HagUord. Augiut Wolfe of 84 Orchard Duquesne quarterback. Joe Setcav- erlal British Navy, ' who ha.s immediately every communication Until now there 1# no news of side of the entrance to the Adri­ Fritzie Zivic, of Pittsburgh, is a Hits—Wakefield, Detroit. 173; games to go, can take fourth place land promised the winners ...... Cadet Snuffer was graduated the arrival of Allied ts ^ p s in street. East Hartford, died yester­ 2 to 1 favorite; but he may. find Sgt. Buddy Hall, who used to play age, who is the only 1942 cOUegian spending a week with his line between , the - Naples area atic sea for possible invasiona of Appling, Chicago, 160. by winning four.games. Any com­ Seaman Morris Siegel, who gets bt and uncle, Mr. and Mr.s. from the Alexander Hamilton High northern Italy where "IteUan day at her home after a short ill­ Vinnle Vines a troublesome arm­ outfield for the Newark Interna­ on the squad. . schaol in Elmsford, New York, and where the Allied forces landed and ness. Formerly o f this town she the Balkans. Doubles—Wakefield, Detroit, 32; bination of two wins for the plenty of time to think at hi* un­ nas Donnelly of-"Flower street northern Italy, where ' the main'- troops frequently find themselyes ful at Madison Square Garden to-' tional League Bears and who Out the Ijne, "Green As A previous to his enlistment in the had lived In Blast Hartford for 27 (The Invasion force at Taranto Gutteridge, St. Douis, 31. Barons, or two losses for the Trip­ named post, recalls how the Dodg­ Gourd,” is the way Cawthon de­ left to rejoin his ship. Nazi forces are massed. in a difficult situation," the ag^b: may have been that which earlier night in their scheduled 10-round­ 'Triples— Llndell, New York, and lets, will eliminate the latter club coached a basketball team at Air Corps. December 26, 1941, was cy said.' Xyears. Besides; her, husband she er. - • ers nearly got Outfielder Lula Camp Lee, ■ Va., laiit winter, re­ scribes It, although all the men ‘'Italians! The.. time is • short. Swi8s dispatches said was head­ York, Detroit, 10. '*/ ' as a contender for the first ditfision Olmo all fo r free a few years ago lVashlngt,on Lodge L. O. L. No! employed by Colt’s Patent Fire Mvea two daughters, Mrs.'Ernest cently hooked up with Sgt. "Jas­ have had at least some pro exper­ Arms Manufacturing . company, The next seven days will be de­ N e w u ^ of Fayetteville. N. C., ing for Albania, in .the Balkans.) Fighting at the Garden js noth­ Home runs— York, Detroit, 31 i berth. ^ ....Seems that the Richmond ience. From Cleveland ht got'Jake r .will hold its regular meeting cisive," said the broadcast, which The, new foothold apparently ing new to the former welter­ Keller, New York, 25. Scranton, which -has “ captured per Hawkins to win-—of all things Hartford. He was graduated ai Allied Guns Begin and'k^^ Laura Bell of New Bri­ Colts sent Olmo his 1940 contract —the camp badminton champion­ Fawcett, a guard or tackle; Bill Is evening at Orange Hall^ at was reprinted in'^pamphlet; for dlst blocked any German intention weight champion, but for Vines, a Stolen bases— Moses, Chicago, the 1943 championship, and Hart­ but he sailed from Puerto Rico 10 o’clock. All members are 'urg- Chanute F'ield; 111., from the Air tain; a sbq, Oscar Wolfe , of past ship. .. .Note the.grid scouts; Not Conkright,’ A-center;Jde Gibson, a Corps Technician school and took tribution by planes over all of Hartford, grandchlldreh and of conducting a fighting retreat virtual unknown from Schenec­ 45; Case, Washington, 44. ford and Elmira, In seCortd " and before it arrived___ Somehow the dangy end, and Tex Mooney, 285- it o attend. Italy. Pounding at Japs the len^h of the Italian penin­ tady, Nv Y.,_who is now living In Pitching—(Chandler, New 'York. third place* .today, are practically One of the players that the Iowa a special course at the Boeing several nieces nephews. Dodgers learned that. he wasn't Seahawks will send against Min­ pound'hunk of a tackle, who last j:“ It Is your task, the task of sula on the east side of the Ap- New York, it is*a gorgeous oppor­ 18-3; Smith, Clleveland, 15-5, an(l assured; of taking part in the play­ signed and Branch Rickey, .. Jr., |31ie Helen 'Davidson Lodge. school, Seattle, Wash. He also The funeral wUK^ held at 2:30 nesota at the end of this season year got off a punt of 78 yards. every railway worker and road pennines mountains. , ' ' ■ tunity to climb into the big money Bridges, Detroit/, 12-4. ■ > offs. Springfield and Utica, 36 and met the boat and led Lula away _ iters of Scotia will 'meet this graduated from a radio school be­ Holding Lae Base o’clock Saturday afterhoon at the has even entered the pre-flight ■a-, ------worker, telegraph and telephone Nothing was iai(!t officially of :■ class. ' National League 48 games'behind Scranton, respec­ to a Brooklyn farm club’s camp Oddity ritog at 7^30 o’clock'at "'the' fore his acceptance as an aviation worker, and of everj^ Italian of Lowe Funeral Home, S i .Connecti­ school yet. cadet at the Enid, Oklahoma Air cut Boulevard, East Rvtford. ' the disposition of whatever Ital­ The fight, hastily arranged by Batting—Musial, St., Louis, .354; tively, have been elimihsted. ___ Owner Eddie Mooers of Rich­ Iponlc Temple. every class to be ready to give his (Continued from Pago One) ian fleet units were at the big Matchmaker Nat Rogers on Wed­ Herman, Brooklyn, .332. Elmira, whldfi plays Hartford Field. ' Burial will be in the East eqme- mond finally located his missing Lands Fish snd Rod European storekeeper^ keep the all for his country— it is your task nesday after the postponement of Runs— Vaughan. Brooklyn, 104; tonight, is one-half game behind fuertd Rican and, by proylng that tench, an edible fish, bn their I Ford was received In "town to- tery this town. - GIFT SUGGESTIONS BY to sever lines of communication be­ first time the Japanese actually the lightweight title bout between Musial, St. Louis. 03. the Laurels while Albany, which he had mailed the contract before counter* for as long as 24 hours. from Captain A. B. Diskan. Chema-Hillon tween German Armies of north­ have been called upon to meet a Bob Montgoq^ery and Beau Jack, Runs t>atted In—Nicholson, Cht- Astoria, bre.—(45—Mrs. Wlll)ert meets the Barons, needs a game the'deadline, got him back again Bjork landed a 35-pound salmon If unable to sell them then, they I) is now stationed in Aus- Rev. Di'. Watson Woodruff offi­ ern Italy and the Geman .^i^rmies determined and equal force In the Gifts for Over­ shares interest with ahyther 10- cagd, 106; Elliott, Pittsburgh; 90. and s half to catch up with the ciated 'at the marriage last eve­ in Naples and Calabria," the broad­ Supper Tonight * THE ___ So when Brooklyn finally pur The fish had been hooked before throw the fish back into the river is. Captain Diskan, previ- Pacific war except at Guadalcanal seas Must Bife rounder between Sal Bartolo, of Hits—MusUl, St. Louis, 192: Barons. chased Olmo last winter he cost and the fish swim away*’ as alive to his enlistment, was a prac- ning of Miss Lucy V. Hilton of cast said. where they were defeated. Boston, am] Aaron Celtzer of New Herman, Brooklyn, 167. Attached was -another rod, com­ FOLLOWING Mailed By In last night’s games, Elmira $ 10,000. as ever. I ig physician in town and a Yonkers, N. Y., and Steven Chema Next Week Will Be DeclsU’e The Australian push through the At Quarryville .York. • Doubles—Musial, St. yUouis, 37; ended the Hartford winning streak plete with line and gear. of the U. S. Coast Guard. ■ -— October 15th. U member o f' the Manchester VThe time Is short. The next jungle has been rapid although un- SWANK Bartolo, a,leading contender for Herman and Vaughan, Brooklyn, at eleven games by winning, 10-6. That's Fine, Coach I Wtis elub. ' The, ceremony was performed at derbrush and foliage, dense and tall ITEMS the featherweight title, will be 86. Binghamton downed Springfield, - > -• the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard seven days will be decisive. If The Ladies’ Aid Society of the For Men In All Branches Of The Servicel C^oaches Greasy Neale and Wal­ you cut these communication lines enough to obscure Uie sky, was making his first, start since a Triples—Musial, S t Louis, 18; 4-0 and Scranton shut out Utica, P. Lippincott of- 85 Hollister street. enough to balk the. average man. QuarryviUe Methodist church near ter Keisllng probably jJiought they ___ , Second Class, Roy Hall, then those seven days will shorten Bolton Lake, will serve Its first TO BE SOLO batch of boils brake out on bis Elliott Pittsburgh; Lowrey, Ctiti- 6-0. In the only other games, A l­ I Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hall Troops moving through '.that Genuine Leather Shoe Shine were being pretty tough on their Italy's agony. If you fail, then supper of the season at the church To Settle An Estate arm’ and forced him 'to pull out of cago, and Klsln, S t Louts, 12. bany and Wilkes-Barre split, the Philadelphia Eagles grid squad 1 S Strong atreet is spending an jungle cannot tell whether planes C^k-R-Pnks ...... K .50 K it s ...... $1.00 and $24)0 Home runs—Nicholson, (jhiesgo, Senators taking the . first, 3-2, and .Actress Becoptes Messenger the war in Italy will be long and this evening between 5:30 and a scheduled bout with Bobby Ruf­ when they ordered an 8 a. m. JNhty furlough with his par- overhead are friendly or belong to 22; Ott, New York, 17. dropping the nightcap, 2-6. destructive and Ijloody. 7:30, with Mrs. Samuel Dunlop, Cash register, scale, Money Belta ...... $L00-S1JH) Wallets with Insignia. .$8.00 fin. acrimmage the other day... .But I % R s snlisted in the Coast "Remember, you are no longer the enemy. Australians accustom­ .Stolen bases— Vaughan, Brook­ ■ Hollywood—(>P)—Screen Actress formerly o f Manchester, as genertd ProiLoter Mike Jacobs is not esf- the clerk their hotel forgot to ■4 la January, received his boot Frances Langford, who returned alone in your struggle. Our Armies ed to the dive-bombing tactics of chairman. Writing Kite.. .«l.fi0 to $4.00 pectof anything like the crowd he lyn, 18: Lowrey. Chicago, 12. I p a g nt Manhattan beach and are with you at last. Our Air the Germans -- usually look up in­ chopping block, show JEWELRY Fetching — Rowe, Philadelphia, call the coaches until nearly nine Sunday from North Africa and The meal will consist a t ham- Sewing Klto ...... $1JM> anticipated for the Montgomery- Last Night ^s Fights ___ So by the time Greasy ,and service overseas. Sicily, said she will deliver to re­ Fores are barasaing; daily the Ger­ differently and go ahead with the b i ^ loaf, potato salad, cole slaw, Sterling Silver Jack aetto. He probably will be 13-5; Sewell. Pittsburgh, 20-8. i case, floor ' counter, Fnrloagli Bags, $2.S0 to $5.00 Walt turned up. the player^ al­ latives of servicemen these items: man communications and destroy­ business of pushing westward. alic^ tomatoes, rolls and butter, idenifleation Braeeleta happy If the turhout approximates I ted d n gh sm Oongregatlonal ing railroad sidings, dumps, bridges American engineers hit the dirt. ready were working out under A ’pair of G. I. trousers, which she pumpkin pie and coffee. The -fee etc. Can be seen at Duffle B ags ...... $3.00 $10.00 10,000 with s gross gste around Charged With Conspiracy Bill ^Jewitt and "Vic Sears and *1 hss been dosed for the past borrpiyed for a desert performance and depots. Assist our Air Forces They are hot as seasoned as the for both adults and children will be By The Associated Press Sendee K iti. .$8.50 and $5.00 $25,000. were all ready with: "If it hap­ “ ‘ Im will rsopen Sunday because the wind was blowing too by striking at German communica­ Aussies. found elsiewhere In today’s issue. Gold raied Cuff Unks In his last outing Zivic, the un­ Portland, Me.^-Colsy Welch, 166, „ moBBing service st ’ 11 the L. T. Wood Ware­ New Haven, Sept 10.—(45 pens again it’li cost ya plenty.’^ hard for a skirt: a S500 bank de­ tions yourselves." ^ ■ Men .who have met the (Sermans, Mrs. Annie Skinner will be in Aprow K lto .. .$2.50 aadlM.OO for Naval Officers predictable, abaorbed a 10-round Portland, stopped Oorp. Leo Maher, . The elrarth aphool wUI se- The Italians were assured Uuit Italians and the Japanese put the Abraham S. Ullman, atate’s at­ 173, St. FauUs, Quebec, 5. posit; many messages; and the charge In the kitchen, assisted by house, Bisseli street, SHppero ...... $1.50 $5.00 pair. beating from Montgomery In a torney, aimoimced last night that lloBS Smday, Sept » . cork from a champagne bottle. "now during this crucial week,- now Japanese just a notch ahead of- the Mrs. Fred Warren. Mrs. Ida Rei* Fall River, Maas.—Joe Bowman, Sportpourrl ” Herman Taylor ahow at Shlbe a bench warrant charging con- Don’t go down too hegvlly on when he (the German) has lost his Italians as fighting men. chard and Mr;. Mary Wolf. Din­ park in Philadelphia. He d o m ’t 150, Nsw York outpointed Benny arrogant self-confidence, now when SEE, OR COMMUNICATE n lracy. had been iasued for Wuiifms, .149, Nfwark, N. J.. 10. Muhlenberg against Tale tomor­ ing room arrangsments wfll be figure t« Mse be Vinea, but you Junes Todaro of Nswuk In con- Is Versatile he hears tEs news of his defeat in WITH New York—Cleo Shsns, 134, row. Th* Mules havs a lot of i Itosss Batloa Books mads by Mrs. Myron Lss. n s never can tall. nsetim with an alleged plot to Russia, BOW when hs is vulnerable, waitresses will be Miia Dorothy Lu Apgeles, outpointed Carl V-I2's, but most o f thsm corns m ■^-*'ortjr-#onr Beeswax ts used In the manu- KELLER’S MEN’S WEAR print huge numbers of countar- from colleges of about the .*ama Italians sticks!* f oGrand n Island, Neb. — (P) — A McKinney, Mrs. Ethel Lee, Mrs. feit ration coupons. Both Fcideral "Red’’ Quglno, 137 8-4, Miami, I provided for .the Initial facture of at least 400 articles The broadcast concluded by GEORGE C. “ As Individual As. Your Fingrer Print” (}osa Baay m Butter size___ But keep your eye on i sT • sntvsrslty eotira* la Grantran4 Island woman washed her Vera Saccacio, Miss Eleanor and state chargee of conspiracy FI*., 8. ranging from ammunition, cosmet- quo^in:g President Roosevelt to the husband's overalls thoroughly. Indisnapolis — Johnny Denson. that Rochester U. outfit. They s tssaUmi. Sbrty- Pfieffer, Mias Doris Skinner, Miss 887 Mat" Street Next To Federal Bake Shiqg Loa Angetss—(^ — gunman have been filed against three oth­ M• ” ! arlow r EVERYTHING ____ <_____ ing on every scene as It was flash- note conditions which many of us • SERIAL STORY e * o n the screen. The dialler dis­ p|i88 uqnoticed. and the flhancter Sense and Nonsense tracted our young friend, and he grasp facts we know "nothing abotitt soon found it getting on his nerves. . . . 'Vet it would be well for *tw ' .O; He leaned forward and touched one to .accept their predictions only af-1 '. THE TERRIBLE EYE ' The F ls« flirtation and homs-cc>okefl food. I so; but He ain't s-pushlng me like of the women on the shoulder; ter our own thinking has convinced I (Classified fbrVbur Benefi haven’t A minute I can call my my other creditors. us they are feasible. i AC eOPVNiaHT, 1S4S. Young Man—PaTdon'me, please, Hsrs cornea the Flag! Hall It! own. How I would love to have a BY EDWIN RUTT NBA SKRVICB. INC. Who dares to drag or trail It? madam, but I cannot hear! good army-cooked din.ner In some Shorts . . . The more a lie W'oman — (Explaining) Why Draftee May 1 have the next, Uncover your head to It! lively mess or 'even s nice travels the worse It gets . . . The soldiers who tread to it you impudent thing! You’re not dance? Auto Repairing— Help Wanted— Female Garden— Fat m— Dairy Wanted to Rept' 68 that a driveway st the Northeast dinner With the girl of my choic* NoW’ is the lime to live within your supposed to! This is a private con­ Sweet Young Thing-T Sure. 11 Lost and Found Announcements If only Jonah Logan can get to ' Wherefore he stalled, Shout at the sight of it. income . . . Your friends may for­ school is to be built as soon as help | see Henry L-tChannlng, the multi- "Clarissa," he snorted, "how in some quiet restaurant. I haven’t versation. don't want it. ; PaintlnsT ' Products 50 SMALL QUIET FA..MILY will pay Kol'kville The justice and right of It. been allowed to do as I pleasq. sihee get you but your enemies—they re­ lO S T —PASS BOOK NO. 5480ft— WA.NTED— DAILY Automobile can be obtained. millionaire camera king, he’s sure ' many times have I told you never The unsullied white of it. passenger lady preferred. Jlan- FORD. CHEVROLET, Plymouth, WANTED — EXPERIENCED CANNING TOMATOES — Pick up to $60 for ,5.or 6 room flat or Lewis H. Chapman I came horn*. member . . . H* '^I'o is without A ICK’S! advertisement announces | Nolle# if hfreby given that Pass Enrollment he can sell him on the merits of ; tft interrupt me during—er—busl- The blue and red of it. obligations is unworthy of respon­ Signs of the Times . . . When ch?stcr to Hartford. Leaving 9' Dodge 1938 to ’ 942 brakes re- saleslady. Good salary. Tel. 6002. yourself. Bring containers. 50c-16 single house,. References desired. 840. Roekvllle The,_ enrollment in the grade I the sale of ladles’ dresses one-third ; Book No, 54808 iaaued by The Phone 2-1^3. “The Terrible Eye,” hlN smazing n^s hours?" Tyranny’s dread of it! They*w’ere out colletitlng tub sibilities . . . It 18 the friends ypij we are told that ’’the signs of the Savings Bank of Manchc.iter ha.a a. ni. Call 3529 evenings. lined, $9.95. Best Comax lining quail ba.sket, .Sedlack Bros., 336 Schools for the Terwn of Vernon is Invention to picture events of the "But, lovey,” Mrs. Channlng ijiff. If they ever take a third ofl'| WA.NTED A WAITRESS. X)> llillslown Roach — Mary L. Browning. scriptiona for a new church'. One make that make you . . . As we .been lost or destroyed, and writ­ Phone 3191 now. L«ave your gar ply at .Murphy's Restaurant, 991 announced by Superintendent of past as they actually happened, i pointed ouj, reasonably, "I thought times 'J'! dre.sses we have seen, there WA.NTED— RIDE TO^ I’lhtt & In. the evening and we will de- Schools Philip M. Howe as follows: of the collectors met Uncle Ragson have said before, honesty is the other probability, it is well lo IKt. ' ten application has been made to .Main street. -Farms and Land for Meanwhile, he meets Channing’s you were on vacation." besLppliceman . . . It looks as if and think who says so . ’ . . . If Whitney, East Hartford, third livp-r It the next day. Brynner s, FOR SALE—.McI.NTOSH apples Bi<4 Campaign East school, 310; Maple Street daughter, Hildy, and promises to ; He glowered at her. "Good God, Soldier (sobbing, on month’s Tatters In front' of the post office •aid bank by the Person in whose at the farm. Winclfalls and hand Sale 71 leave after overseas’ duty)—Pity and asked him how much he was there are more liars In this country an early fall is predicted. It is well name #uch book was issued, for shift. Vicinity of Autumn street. SU Oakland street. YOU.NG GIRL OR WOMA.N to school, 266: Nortjleast school, 62; help her slope, against her father’s ' woman, a man in my position can’t Jack—Where In the world did Tel. 2-1349. picked. 529 West Center street- me, you who are safely married, going to give: than ever before. to consldier the qualifications of the payment of the amount of deposit play piano at dance studio, part FOR SALE—20 ACRE lot, Bol- Talcottville, 27: Vernon Depot 'W'lMiss. Jonah himself Is heart- ' take a real vacation, I’ve got to weather forecaster . . If this you get that black eye ? VALVES REFACED and carbon or Phone 8116. Is Under Way school, 35, making a total'in the with a permanent and unbreakable! Rhgson Tatters—Can’t give a Pack 1 went to a dance .and represented by said book, or for time, good salary. Tel. Hartford ton-Hebron road, one new build­ broken, for he loved Hildy at first watch my business every minute. We do npt approve of people is to be an off-crop year, what is L.\DY DEFENSE worker, whose clcaiieo «11.95. Chevrolet, Dodge, public schools of 700, with 540 in] alibi, can do as you please. You cent! .was struck by the beauty of the the issuance of a duplicate honK Imsband is in service, wishes to .5-1226, FOR .SALE POTATOE.S. "Peter ing used for dwelling, one large • meeting. When Hild} kisses him in What do you think would happen .sdiicitor— you roust con­ talking while watching s movie, or the knowledge and the experience Chrysler ft, Oldsniobile 6, Pack­ the High school. gratitude for his help, he wonders to the sales curve Jf I didn’t? How can even go home and go. to bed If place. therefor. .share new Tour rcKun home with ard , , Plymouth, Pontiac' . Miller, 743 ToUand ^. 'I^urnpike, poultry house, two good wells, 1 I f „ ,.L ..III** you like. You have no idea of the tribute something! « talkie, pardon us, but this, retort of the man who so predicts . . , . 6 6 WOSlkN TO DO. housework and plenty of wood, hard road, school i ivv i.lt Orlaiii lo Supper Tonight It there Is still hope for him. do vou think, jve’d live? How do If favorable financial reaction Is 9 -/ .young woman, excellent location, I^iithe 5191, Brunner’s, 80 Oak­ care for children, home nights. Manchester. terrible life I lead. What with all ' RagsOn-Tatters— No, ma’sm; I overheard in a local picture house' lAiST— 1941 DODGE HUB-eCAF. 2 bus, Manchester eight miles. Also There will be a succotash supper I you think we’d eat?” recently is too-gooij lo pass by.. to follow this war. on what facta Sig-naling for a left turn, a wom­ pleasant surroundings. • Telephone land street. $15.00 Week, Apply 15 Drive A, Reach Its (,>uota Say ■ ■ • •—•-r-... "E at?" said ‘ Mrs. Channing my old cronies either in the ser>L owe too niuch money— I must be Finder please return to Herald 250 nice red pulletst home-made •served this evening at the Vernon just, before 1 am generous. I must A young high school boy was does the progmralicator base hi.s an motorist had her wrist watch want to talk to you today Office or 53 Lyness^^street.______2-1593. , ' Silver Lane Homes, Manchester. Only $40,000 dreamily. "That reminds me. I’ll Ices, or holding poker tournaments LSCT US" POROELAINIZE' your Househdld Goods 51 tractor, concrete block maker. 32 The Cilv'.s Officials. Methodist church from 6 to 7:30 pay my debts. silting in the theater behind two assertion The sailor may be i stolen by a pedestrian, about complacency!” o’clock. The menu -will include /■ have to call the caterer.” and stag parties, single ladies look­ WA.NTED— b y a DRIVER-' of car. It Will last months to a Inch cord wood saw, power at­ ' Chapter X ing for a home, dissatisfied wives Solicitor- Yes, but you owe God 6 WA.NTED — .MIDDLE AGED 3 ROO.MS OF FURNITURE con- succotash. gafden vegetables, | . "Well, call the confounded ca­ Announcements 2 coupe, pa.ssenger to Pratt St year. Also save th.e paint and hoii.sekeciier. Home nights, North tached; qiianlity of biiililiiig ma­ seeking sympathy and understand­ a larger debi than you do anyone Whitney, Ka.at Hartford, Honis. sLslirtg, of complete bedroom, liv- j Rockville. Sept, 10'e(Special') — .salads, apple pie and coffee. . On the following morning, long terer, Clarissa.” make your car like new. Brun­ End preferred. Refcrcnce.s reqiiir. terials. including new frjinics, and Another meeting of the committee before Jonah Logan and Mahoney ing; restless young matrons luring else. , RED RYDER The Trapper Trapped BY FRED HARMAN WANTED—A RIDER from Man­ 7 to 3:30. Tel. 0873 after ft p. m. ing .room, and kitchen. All acces- ' ICehearsal "Why. lovey," Mrs. Channing ner's, 80 Oakland street, Man­ ed. Tel 3705 during levening. sash: wood shingles, nails, etc. in charge of the Third War l.oan were ready to depart to interview said, round-eyed, "I didn’t com# me to their homes with promises of Ragjion Tatters—That may be chester Green to Mavberry \il- sories incliidcd. Everything for Sunda.vs or evenings best time to Members of the Degree Team of U ANTED — PASSENGEr..S to chester. Tel. 5191. Open evenings was held this afternoon, at which Chester Saxon, Mr. Henry L. Chan- here to call the caterer. I came T p i f i eoTTA XCAN’Y REACH;L)fA . la£;e at 7:45 a., m. Call 5562. $189.00. Terms. Alberts, 43 Allyn see. Richm'd Ybung, Gilead. Kiowa Council are asked to attend ROOT,.RED RYDER.' Hartford. Leave vicinity,of Hart­ until 9. street. time fuithcr plans will be an­ ning entered what he was pleased about, that diamond tiara you WA.NTED —VVAITRE.SS-chamber the meeting of the team this eve­ (30, latiSE Quirq u ic k s" a n "d s o o n ‘ ^ ford Road and SicKee street, 7:30 nounced. ning for s rehearsal. The team to call his "den.” This was a taste­ promised me.” ‘ FUNNY BUSINESS maid. Tel. 3362. fully furnished room at, the back flhJD S co^'15', Aff „OULb U N D E R .^ a in; Ciall Kelly 2-113H between Garages—Service— WINDOW SHADES—VENETIAN Houses for Sale 72 The complete committee IncUidos will go to Hartford on September "E h ?" Mr. Channing jumped. "I Hl.’vxSEt.F I blin,ds. Owing to our very low Judge Ijaurence M. Dillon, chair­ of the house.. It had pine-paneled promised you no diamond tiara.’’ 7 and 8 p. m. . Storagi^ 10 PROFES.SIONAL ASSISTANT, 29 to' do the degree work. VICTirx care of invalid, or companion to overhead, get our -special low FOR SALE^ — TWO FAJIILY man, Claude, A. Mills, vice, chair­ walls and there were scattered ori­ - "Henry Livingstone Channing, OF HIS, Named Caretaker entals on the brosd-bcamed floor. FDR RENT—4000 SQUARE feet elderly lady. Free to travel. Coun­ prices on high grade window house^ ,5 rooms earh"slcle. Locat­ man, Mi.ss Amelia' Lentocha. sec- you certainly, did. You said that ■PERPE.CT WANTED Emil Spielnian of Windermere At one end of the room was a large Automobiles for Sale 4 floor space, concrete, suitable for try preferred. For interview e'en shades and Venetian blinds com­ ed on Kerry street. $600 down. retarv; A. M. Wade, Ralph H. Gib­ for my birthday I could have a dia­ CS)FXE” , avenue has been named caretaket flat-topped desk. The windows, mond tiara. And I’ye found'just the garage or storehouse. Will rent 4428. pletely Installed. Samples furnish­ Tel. 8047. son. Maurice Spurling. Mrs. Qeorge PLAdHEO .7 CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Any 36 ed. Capitol Window Shade Co.. j Coleman. M rs. J. Everett North, of the City Dump, He will succeed festooned by long mulberry-colored one 1 want They’re holding it at Mak* or Female all or part Apply 128 Bi.ssell Hyman Tucker, caretaker for moi'e A sm sx to 41, high prices paid. Drive over •STATE OF CON.NECTICUT 241 North Main street. Phone* FOR SALE - NEW ■» 6 ROOM Mr.s. Nelson. C. Mead, Mrs Kldrrd drapes, gave upon a garden inhab­ Brown, Moon & Snow’s. And my ■RED notv to 80 Oakland street Brun­ street. Telephone 4970. than 25 yeais at (ho dumn. Help for liuporlani I’ F.RSO.NNEl- DEPAR5'MENT 8819. Open evenings. house, in.siilated, scicrns. coal Dowding. Xtr.s. Oliver Peck and ited exclusively by summer flowers. birthday is next Monday," RYOE-R ner's. Open evenings until 9. Sat­ 'EXAMINAt'lON NOTICES steam heat furnace, and hot Mrs. .Nicholas A.she, .Moved Ixicatinn From this chamber Mr. Chan'- "Woman," said Henry L. Cffian- AND War Work urdays 6. Ph( •’« 6191—4485. Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 2-r9xl2 GENUINE pre-war Wil- water heater. Nicely landscai'cd. A War Bond Rally wa.s held for AttoriKjy Simon S. Cohen has nlng, when not governing In his ning. "you’re mad. Here we have UTTlE •Positions: Senior Case Worker ton rugs, also a few all wool Ax- (tTlild Welfare), No. 492, $1920- Call between 5 and 6 p. m. Tel. the High school on Thursday at moved his office from Brooklyn New York office, was wont to keep an upset condition. The world is BIAVER.' FOR s a l e —1940 FORD Tudsr FOR ".SALE— 1940 MODEL 45 minster rugs, at bargain prices. 3034. street to the Beckendorf block on his linger on the pulse of the Chan- seething with war. international We Will Also Use Em­ sedan, good condition. Bill’s Serv­ $2340; Social Worker (Child Wel- which time the pupils were urged Harle.v David-son motorcycle. Like 9x12 rug cushions. $4.95. Ben­ to completely fill their War Sav­ East Main strc(ftt. ning Camera Empij-e. gangsters are rampant. The coun­ ployed Pei-sohs On a ice Station. 134 Ea.st Center St. farei. No. 493. $1.560-$18ft0; son’s Furniture. 713 Main. new. Call between 8 to 6, 2-lftOl, Social Worker, No. 494, $1560- ings Stamp Books and turn them Crossing the rdom now, Mr. try is in a state of chaos. And 9-!0 Split-Shift Basis. Channing lowered himself Into his you gibber about diamond tiaras.” FOR SALE- 19.34 STUBAKKR 4 $1860; Social Worker (Mental WE STILL HAVE A.N c.xcellent in for bonds. The spe.akers were Smoke 3Iav Superintendent of Schools Philip desk chair. This operation was "Henry,' you promised. You're an dopr sedan, radio and heater $50, Wanted Autos— Defectives). No. 494. $1560-$2100. selection of solid maple kitchen Big Vessels Inquire at 14 Eldridgc street'aftcr M. Howe, Ralph Gib.son and Mr. somewhat reminiscent of an elder­ Indian giver.” inquire Application P'orms and detailed in. and dlnnette suites at reasonable "You do not understand thc c.or- BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Philosophy BV EDGAR MARTIN X 4 o ’clock. Motorcycles 12 Mills. The'qubta for the town of ly locomotive being deposited by a formation may be obtained at the pi ices. Sec Benson's ■ Furniture (iive Cities Not Ducks crane. Once he was settled, an ex­ rect usage of that term. I said, Personnel Department, State Vernon has been set at $1.221.0,00 WANTED—50 USED CARS. All 713 Main. pression of grimness arranged It­ Clarissa, that if business warrant­ vcA’bKi't e,d>iNA QV5 .VAti AY'.V Y5EREVV SKV NOO CAbi 9>E 0\SA990\»v)YEO I FOR SALE— 1932 .STEWART Capitol, Hartford, Or at local Ralph- Gibson has been appointed 1K> bXE. , * Rogers Paper truck ton. rack body, makes and models. Barlow .Motor New Rielies to have chaige of speakers and self upon the Channing visage. Mr. ed I might give you a diamond 09 ,«0>Y VM. t5\SW?90\KfXt0 \V^ VeXtlOAKj TO 'i5AYE’.F\6W . 1 1-2 1 1-2 Sales. Phone 5404. Open evenings. offices of the U. .S. Employment HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or For Planes To 9J5YE? NO'. KlOVOl ton duplex chain fall.s. also row publicity. .Mr, W a d e w ill see that Channing always grew, grim when tiara. Well, business doesn’t war­ )tO yOO'AOE KV'NA'Y'b Yt\00&i\Y Manufacturing Co. SeCvii e for f.Vmnecticut. rent fully adjustable. Rates rea- '(OO VO't'RE (5 YWO-VvyYEO &OV YV!t V\AK> THE boat, .fll in good condition.'Tele­ booths ai'c set up in stores, and about to transact business. He rant.” E'OE'a \4tXOWbX .OKI THE CLOSING DATE for filing appli- . .sonable. Call Keith Furniture. (Continued from Page One) •’But,” said Mrs. Channing pla­ - ASiO (AETtE V O O A W t .EYAVi'D , Mill and Oakland Streets phone 2-0835. Business Services Offered 13 Tci. 4159. the women members of the com­ I (Continued from Page One) reached out, pressed a desk button. ____ , \Kl& 0 9 0012 CC20e«b, \Ki A6 OK1V , %A\0 cations for all positions is Sep- i Miss Meath appeared from an cidly. "you can spend huge sums •’ V WHE« . VOtJOVOE Y )AEV\. YrtEV tember 30. 1943 , j waves already are widely used in mittee will see that these booths W E PAY THE HIGH dollar for YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND the best aie )iianned. ! assumed traditional tactical roles ante-chamber, like something sent on your race horses. I happen to \OCNfl*jrt b v 7 '®«hlng into unarmored bottoms. Ella Farris stood with her parents 'a- storage Dial 6260 was offered b y Dr. Han.s Nciiralh,' the 10th day of the month follow­ Open evenings until 9. .Saturday ply Center Restaurant, 509 Main ' WANTED TO BUY good used Mj^chacl Witinok who used it for ' destroyed the British battleships in a crowd at the union .station to small size 2 wheel boys' bicycle, of Duke Universit.v. Barham and Royal Oak. ing date of purchase . . until 6. street. Tel. 3972. j .shdoting crows, the coroner said. And so it went for half an hour, see her grandfather off on a train. in good condition. Call 7907. He .said laboratory experiments Scuttling wrecked' the German "Oh. Mora!" she exblaimcd. "Look Repatirng 23 employing sjnthcUc soaps'to puri­ "The' lack -of judgment displayed w ith Mr. Channing proposing and BOY WANTED FOR LIGHT bv Michael Wjtinck in placing the pocket battleship Graf Spec and at that man put his hand, in grand­ ISut Middle Turnpike. 0- pleasant-work, nice hours, good I fy and leftne certain scrums had Meath disposing. Theii. all at once, H #em single. All improvc- NEW CONVERTIBLE TOPS. Cel­ shotgun in .(he .brush, loaded, while' al.so a number of* French capital pa’s pocket!” Bystanders seized salary. Sm Xlr. Litihman, Arthur | WANTED—USED silo. Telephone shown promise of producing a there came'a hiatus. fBenta. Garkge in basenfenl. luloid replaced in curtains, all ivot criminal-'is at Ica.st culpable. ships, some of which had been “\Vh-wh-wh-whin-eeee," said a the man. Police said he had a long Drug, Rtlbinow Bldg. 6121. technique ii.scful • for preparing badly damaged by British air and criminal record. gO’xlSO’. S. P. $.5,890. kinds ot leather work. Chas Lak- greatly purified scrums for human It is hoped that, parents through­ fearful voice, close to. the window. "F-W.200. WANTED Ing. 90 Cambridge street. Tele­ out the coufity-wtll at least learn a Naval attacks in North African Mr. Channing rose from his .lublifiable Humicide BT MERRILL BLOSSBSi WANTED HIGH SCHOOL boy use. waters. Sr'cnt BeveaK Burglar I’RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS phone 4740; for after school work, to assist in ------,------— ^—f ^------home safely les.son thcrefroni and chair like a flushed partridge. W'anled—To Buy 58 not keep loacfed'firearms within The. British battle cruiser Hood .5 ■ ...... Center Street. 4-room sin- radio repair department. Bin- "(3ood God) What’s that?" TRUCK PIANO TUNING AND repairing. the possible reach of children. I was the victim of an old fa.sh- ’•I think,” said Meath dispassion­ Phoenix, Ariz —(/Pi—Mrs. Pau­ WHY, VES---&urCAN L HELP (P (A I'M lePESlSPBLE? Bur LAROiE. I OlDNt wss ' fie. 2 unftnltihed roomn up­ son's, 713 Main. SEWING MACHINES, vacuum D id MtLDA M iM .' Fie b o r r c w e o Player piano specialty.) John cleaners or any appliance. Esti­ 7'wo Pieces. am £[atisfied that Olga Bachiochi ioned slugging m$tch between sur­ ately, "that it’s the horSe. The one. line Wyatt reported her apartment KISS VOUOl^ — 1 Yftieo ID PUSH ME(? AWAV, BUT SHE FORCED stairs. Hot water heat with had been buiglarized. It Ava.s a Kt UPSTICK AND - Cockerham, 28 Bigeloi}^ street, mate given, A. B. C. Flxit Co., 21 is able to discriminate between face forces, being blown up and that roams at large.” _ THE CHEEK? HERSELr 0 4 ME HO-HUMMSCIOO NIGHT. LARO/ I MADE 1BOSE oil. S. P. .$6,600. Terms ar­ DRIVERS Tel. 42i9. — righP and wrong; that there was Slink by the German battleship cinch for Highway Patrol 5?iipt. ranged. Help Wanted— Maple street. 2-1575. T—1 no malice involved; that there was Bismarck in a great sea fight near She was correct. Bucephalus, a Edward Biaatelicn to nab the si(S- and' WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Male or Female .37 WANTED TO BUY combination no eriminal ihtent. I am of the Iceland and Greenland. pect hiding in a nearby irri,?ation I regulate your piano or player sprig of greenery depending from South Main Street. 7-rootn oil and electric stove. Telephone opinion that said shooting and the The Bismarck, although hit, his muzzle, poked Ills head In at ditch. He merely followed the piano. Tel. - .Manchester 2-0402. EXPERIENCED CLERK for cost scent. The loot included perfume. •inglCv All impriivcnients. and general office work. Apply in 3KM. t lesulting death w as not caused by managed to escape, only to be the window. tf' Good lot. S. P. $4,800. D. P. HELPERS the criminal act. omission or care­ tracked down and sunk by a com­ SEWING MACHINES, vacuums, writing. The Rogers Paper Mfg. Mr. Channing regained a meas­ \ -4tm $ 1,000. lessness of Olga Bachiochi or any Ticket Causes Traffic Jam irOtis. and all small electrical ap­ Company. Mill and Oakland St.. bined airland Naval attack. Tor- • ure of aplomb. \^\pply In Person. Rooms Without Board 59 other person, or perrons." pedo attacks by Naval aircraft 1 h pliances repaired. Genuine parts, »"G e t the hell out of here, ” he Los Angeles—iPi—Officer George C'oinmitie4i Meets - and a ' destroyer attac'k wrecked commanded in a voice that would BOLTON, CONN.— expert workmanship. Parts for all Wood gave a traffic ticket to a FOR JIENT—VERY CLEAN fur­ Following the September meet­ her steering apparatus and slowed . have turned back the Luftwaffe. On Route 44, 3-year-uld makes. A B. C. Flxit Co., 21 Dogs— Birds— Pels 41 nished bedroom, suitable for -2 Jaywalker. ' Other curious pedes- , 4-Room Dwelling (2 rooms Manchester Xiaple street. Tel. 2-1575. ing of the Vernon School Board, it her down. She was then blasted Bucephalus gazed at him with people. Tel. 2-1320. by British 'warships a'fid sunk by tnanr strolled over and a motori'st j partially Hnished upstairs), BOARD YOUR PET at a reliable was announced that Dr. E. H. Met­ pained and limpid eyes. Clearly f 8463 torpedoes launched b y . H, M. S. double-pai ked to look on. So ; BBSS.mtsvSB>iBsaet.iwe. rin.sic.u.• e«resr._ -/0 all Improvements. Garage in Lumber & Fuel kennel and enjoy your, vacation. FOR RENT—ONE SINGLE and calf and Dr. R. C. Ferguson had this was not his Idea of a courte­ Cocker Spaniel puppies iffor sale. 10-20 been' named school physicians for Dorsetshire. - Wood gave them tickets, too. basement. Lot 75x150 with Help Wanted— i*«male 35 one double room for girls, cen­ ous reception. After writing 17 he quit and said “ But, Bill, you ought to help me more with the weeding Company \ Jack Frost Kennels, 26 Gardner 1943-1944. •William Sadlak has "Wh-wh-wh-whin-eeee," he said more land available. S. t*. WANTED—AT ONCTC .waiti ease.s, trally located, two minutes fi-om he'd be back next day to finish up. —it does 8uch wonderful things for the figure 1” $6,000. D. P. $I,.50U. street. be^n reelected truant officer and I>og Detests Hitler again and retired two paces, to b Center Street Phone 5145 good salary, good Job. No liquor. South Main street. Gall .2-1614. - MisS Margaret Domheim has been stand'with his hind feet in a bed BY LESLIE TURNEBgj Telephone HUd. 8-149S.' ' elected school nurse. The matter Osage. Beach, Mo.—(/P)—Butcher of marigolds.' All Right—Who? NO. COVENTRY, CONN.— FOR RENT—PLEASANT room, WASH TUBBS Poultry and Supplies 43 centrally located, middle aged of the enumerator has been left Harry Frack tosses bits o f meat lo "Beat It!" thundered the over- I'OONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX BUSINESS COUPLE want school tUE JUST MACB A TlGCdVERy. ■Sliver Street. 8'.', aerea business woman, or gentleman up to ’■ the Superintendent of his 15-year-old dog-Dietze and says lord of the CJhannlngs. He ad­ of land, half tillable, ft-romn girl or Woman for housework, FOR SALE—FOUR MONTHS and Schools, "ThLs one Is. from President Wil­ vanced to the window and prompt­ MUidAMS IKNOINJMHO part time. Call 5905 after p. m. preferred. Tel. 5033. single with improveiiients. 6 14 week.5 old White Hall Ciosa The Building-'committee reports son . . : here’s one from Cooljdee ly emitted an excited blast "Hi! // THE Attached 2-ear garage. Barn, Pullets. Live broilers. i Telephone IN PRIVATE HOME, furnished that the •work at ^he Vernon Dtipot . . ." and so on. Dietze gulps Alje Get your feet out of those flowers." Chicken coop. S. P. .S.'i.'lOO. FOR SALE 4942. living'rPom and bedroom, close to school is nfearly completed, that the meat delightedly. She turns up h<^ At that pdint Mr. Calvin Meggs WI D. P. $1..500. Immediate Occupancy —- 4- center. modem conveniences, installation of the stokers at the nose, though, when he says "This loomed moonily on the horizon. High school is ' progressing mid onq is,from Hitler." "(jaJvln!’’ boomed Mr. Channing. ■ Room House, Hot water FOR SALE FOR SALE—CHICKENS, Inquire suitable for couple or three girls. C I ? heat. Larite lot. Located . Elast CXenter street Tel. 2-0593. "You. Calvin! Take this confound­ ADDITIO.V.AL LISTINGS AT at 214 Gardner street. \ ed zebra out of my'garden." AVAILABLE AT OFFICES. near, "Adams street. Mr. 'Meggs drifted up in bis BlAYESr ^^oarders Wanted 59-A whimsical way. “.Tsk, tsk," breath­ JOE'S GARAGE ^^Artlc|e» for Sale 45 \ A PAIR OF Crocheted Hat ed Mr. Megga, like one who is SMOCUIAR&L 7-Room Colonial. 3 fire­ ROOMS AND QUALITY meals. VLLE.N A.\U McKee Street FOR SALE—2 CAR GARAGE, privy to the desecration of a tem, Mis<:-MA«V places. Lot" 1^5 ft. front. reasonable,. Owner desires its re- Also, rooms with light housekeep­ pie. “Zebra?”, He placed a loving 'WOBTi.r'S - Situated on South Main IP to Chry.slcr 'Sedan, 4- ‘movaf. Inquire at 24 Walker St. ing pvrivileges. Central, reason­ . hand upon the no^e of Bucephalus. HriCHFOCK, I.^C. able, laiindry facilities. Ideal for KinoergarteH .ManvIie.ster'ifMliee: street. Full price 56..500. Door Tel. 6350. ‘■’Come away from the flowers girls or couples.. 14 Arch street. ■A m 9.53 -MAIN ST. TEL. 3.301 "dearie. 1940 Hudson Seda Phone 3989, “Henry," said Mr. Meggs. clear­ Willimatnic Otliw: List .Tour Property \yith' ' Door FOR SALE—CHILD S peddle car, y o n ing his throat. "I am here to Ulk 824 M.AIN ST. , TEL. 1935 This Agency. good condition. Tel. 8324. Apairtments,' Flats, business. One way or another^ I lfi39 Hudftofi Seda have amaaaed the sum of $13.75. Tenements BY J. R. WlLLliVMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR BOOFLB We Can Sell It. Door f; I assume that you are prepared to OUT OUR WAY Fuel and Feed ri' li cover It at thq prevailing odds?” FOR RENT—TWO ROOM apart­ Mr. Channing regarded his u k u s u a l OH.i’D-DbrT \ 1 8 0 t h e o u t ^ -L/TlAAT EICPLAINS ^ and l-Door Sedans. ment with bath, $20 per month. TOO, BUT ,MY I GOT TWE h o t t e s t FOR SALE- -ALL HARD season­ brother-in-law pityingly,. "1 am In a a b o u t a o j y NEVNS BIFice TUEH GANE 1 g l o ^ - T ( ^ t t e r l i T u e ■b t r e e t $145. to $225. ed wooq tor fireplace and furnace Inquire at Tailor Shop, 3 Walnut DBESSIKl’ LJPTO SISTER-IM^LAVW the midat of important correapon- MUSSOLINI t h e b o w s IS A TROLLEW CAR. L'Oe SAVO Oriler now for prompt delivery- 'Street. ■ .<30 HOME FROM A WORKS' HERE 'denee and you come to me bab­ I^HOP.— BUT WHEN • AWD SHE’D R u s h .'— UNCLE b u l g v •ADMIRAL.' TODW X-OITH- Tel. 523'4. After 5:30 P; M.. bling about $13.75. Go away, Cal­ T H E Y G O T O SPILL TH'BEANS! 19 A MOTORfANN — — HOWJ VOILL OOT A SO C K e'f- vin!” / NO. 1 W O U LD N 'T A 6US \NfTH -r- HE MOST Det Your “ E” Bonds Buy Mr. Meggs shook his head. ”No, TODAS H E .e o T Qh> TUE Telephone 8454 WRONiS T ^ C K AND A SO MUCH VMiLD Hi^NE. SPIED Read Herald Advs. Yankee Subs. Henry. I must remind you of our (BOOSE (N HIM P'S AKiO , little agreemehC You undertook LACN MOTDRHAN VtADE A jumper, smartly 'tntr^to show Hivt 8A C k. UP,^ . e n e r s t a s SUBMESRJSeCW off the. prettiest of your blouses to covsir any further monies I ON 5VAS- LAMt LEU^AitD and a' short, snug fitting jacket are might raise At four to one.” the two pieces whiph makes this ■ “Oh, all right,” Mr. Channing waved his handa exaaperatln$Iy. • c s one of the most useful fashions you'can have in a fair wardrobe. Pattern No. .8463 is in sizes 10, T Mie. Channing aank back into hit 12, 14. 16. 18, 20. Size 12 jumper , chair. "Well, where was ■ I ? " he Q > takes 2 1-2 yards 39-inch material, •aid. ”Where was'IT” short sleeve jacket 1,3-4 yards Before Meath could tell him. there came another intemiption. For this attractive pattern, send <2p 15 cents, plus 1 cent for postage. The door o f the dsn opened dis- In cockstbook. PticH, 25 cenla. (Pattern No. 5603> sent 10 cents album is 15 cent#.

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i l * Manchester Evening Herald FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19451 f For Better Living Tomorrow, Buy Wcir Loan Bonds Today

The Army and Navy Club Auxi­ an Important factor' Labor condi­ liary haa received an invitation tions were also good this year and The W,rather Soujh Church Manchester Tobacco Crop eMpeeially, ‘from the High ^ ch c^. FALL CKUAKS Average Daily Circulation About Town from the American Legion Auxi­ Forerant of T. 8. t^eat*er Bureau liary to attend its installation of Date Book and gratnuiar .school atudenta/T n For the Month of Anguat, 194S officerk Monday evening at eight In the Sheds appreciation' of their exp^lent TONIGHT 0 Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., will he rarley Plans work this summer the corpbiAtlon 8:00 O’Cnock o'clock a t the Legion home on Sunday. Sept. 12 ROOFING , Continued cool today and to­ Uie speaker at the meeting of the Leonard street. had them all. 300 of them, to a V 8 2^8 Uen'a Frtaadahip club, Monday 'Annual outing Army and Navy .spiTial party last Satut^lay at Rlv- night; gentle wind*. Leatlors of the Variou.s Club at Villa Louiaa. ('oiisoliflaU'fL.Cigur C-<>r- ASBESTOS SIDING Orange Hall Klember of the Audit •v u tb rn at eight o'clock In the par. The Home Nursing grorip will cr.side Drive, Springfield. Mass. m Bureau of Circulation* lor of The church. ThU Is the first Monday, Sept. 18 Another Party .Tomorrow % resume its monthly m c^hgs after fsroii|>8 to DiHciiHS the MeeUng. Board of Selectmen, at porutton Gives a Parly 20 Reg. Gamies At Manche»tpr——A City of Village Charm meeting of the fall season and a the summer recess. Monday eve­ Tomorrow afternooh Mr. Smith INSULATION w full attendance Is hoped for. A .Municipal building a t 8. Ft»r 3 0 0 W orkers. has arranged a party at Reyman- $3 a Game for 25c ning a t eight .O'clock at St. Year’s IVo^raiiis. Joint In.xtBlIation of the Ameri­ £11 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS social time with refreshments a^ll Bridget's churclr^Certificates wjll der's on Oak street for the older Expert workmanship. All work (Classified AdverUslng on Page 10) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1943 * follow the business. can Legion Poat and Auxiliary., employep^. There was some doubt be presented to the ■ members of A Fall Conference for Church FIr.at . rehearaal of Beethoven The Consolidated (^gar Corpora­ guaranteed. ReaMtinable Prires. 2 Free Games! VOL. LXIL, NO. 292 a t the^-mart of the sea.son whether No obligation for an estimate. the two classes completing the .School Ivoaders will be held at the Glee Club at Kmaniiel Lutheran tion ha.i harveated ita 1913 crop of G *>- Corporal Albert B. Carlson, son cour.se this summer. The remainder or ndl shade grown tobacco would Write. 7 Specials! of Mr. and Mrs. William Carlson south Methodiit church on Sunday church. ahade grown tobacco of 143 acrea be planted extensively hut the cor- of the'tlme*wlll be spent In reclcw- Flower Exhibit and meeting of Victory Smiles of 86 Fairfield street, is one of a ing'trcatments taught throughout and Monday evenings, .September and according, to General Manager. IKuation went ahead and took a‘ Sweepstake! Britons Told class of qualified aulomotlve me­ .Mancheater Garden Club, Center Paul Smitli, la one of the. be.st clinn'cc de.soite w hat most farm ers Burton Iiisulatinjj; Co. tte course by'one of the instruc­ 12 and 1.3. At five-thirty o'clock on church at 8, crops in recent years. Extremely were dr<*ading. a shortage of la­ Yanks Seize Salerno; chanics to be graduated from thp $5 Door Prize! 0 iRussians tors. Mrs. Be.tty Mcllduff. Ail .Sunday evening a Fellowship Sup­ Tueaday, Sept. 14 18U Oxford St. Hartford w Armored school at Fort Knox. JCy. those who. have, completed the favorable weather conditions were bor. M>-. Smith al.so 'said that the Hitler Appeal per will be served by the members Election Prlmariea at Amecican course are urged to be present. Legion Hall. St. Mary's Episcopal church of th« Asbury Group. At six-thirty school will, begin sessions. Sunday. Hoapital Auxiliao’ Garden Par­ A daughter, Marcia An-ne, was leaders will meet in thrtr depart­ ty at Mias. Mary. Chapman'a gar­ Entire Nazi Line Force Great September 19 at 9.30. born yesterday at the Manchester den, Foreat atreet. Wedge Is Deepened; mental rooms with superintendents Memorial ho.spital to Pvt. and Mrs. Aviation Cadet Donald W. Fish­ for a period of planning the work Wedneaday, Sept. 1,5 Edward D. Werner of Bremen Annual meeting and election of No Doubt Left Germans er, aon of Mf; and Mrs. H. W. Fish­ road. Private Werner, an aviation #or the First Quarter of the East of Dnieper er, of Academy street, has report­ Church School year. The best ways officera. Army and Navy Club at mechanic, is now somewhere in 8:30. Intend Strong Fight ed to Dorr Fieid- Arcadia, Florida. England with the U. S. Army Air and means in which to preseift- le.s.sons for children Iti the light of Sunday, .Sept. 19 To Maintain Hold on Navy Escapes Nazis Corps. Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr., and problems arising for them in the 3:30 p. m. —Song recital at Cen­ ■HAPPy f£€T Batter Fleeinjs German Senate Still Rev. Earl H. Furgeson pf the local w ar-torn world of today will be ter church. Thiplla of Mra. Chnrlca Italy; Rome Line Seen. Miss Erls D. Porterfield, daugh­ Yerbury. ’ Legions on 400-Mile __ Methodist churches. who have ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Porter­ studied. t^ t/r Several More German been , attending the Methodist The following group leaders will Fiftieth annivaraary celebra­ m I London, Sept. 11.—(.(P)—Britons Three Battleships, 11 field of 11.5 Pearl street has been tion. Zion Lutheran church. Front from Sea^ of t l a S M a y Ministers' Conference this week at awarded a trustees' scholarship at preside: Kindergarten, Mrs. W. Make i were warned by The London Times Dairy^ Pork Armored Allaeks Are ■ Wilbraham Academy, Wilbraham, Ralph Ward, Jr,; Primary, Miss Azov to Bryansk* at Cruisers, 8 Destroyers the University of Connecticut, for r k n fd!>FIi today not to underrate the force Mass., are expected home this eve­ high scholastic .standing. Mabel Trotter; Junior, Miss Anns l.*t Your *'E" Bonds Buy Repulsed hi Naples Northern End of Uk- L / f l o f f . Hitler's appeal yesterday And Numerous Small- ning. M. Wilbur; Intermediate and Yankee Subs. HAPPY ^ And Poultry Seelttr; Chaos Reigns Mr. and Mrs. Leland F. Spald­ Senior, Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. ------^------1----- raine; Rout in Places. to the German soldiers and peo- er Units Steam Out of ^ A daughter. Carol' Ann, was born ing moved today from .53 Gerard Fetaures of the program will in. In Italy; Berlin Claims. Tuesday at the New Britain Gen­ ATTENTIVE fVill Come to p’« Nazis’ Hands; 12 Units | .street, to the house at 33 Stephen elude dramatic readings by Miss M onth In an editorial, the newspaper Drop Likely eral hospital to Dr. and Mrs. Hazel Driggs and a "Fellowship Moscow, Sept. 11.— — Pitelied Battles B.e- street recently occupied by Mr. and ROBERT DOELLNER Close Officially Next declared that the German leader’s Arrive in Spanish Harold Greenblatt of that city, Mrs. Edward Daley and family. Sing". Mrs. Donald E. Deyo and Teacher of PUPILS Battering the fleeing German address, his first In six months, left tMt‘<‘i) Germans and Mrs. Greenblatt was the former Mrs. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. will serve j -A' i \ legions along a 400-mile Tuesday IF/ten Sena­ no doubt that the Germans intend Port of Palma de' Poor If cather and Trou­ Miss Edna Fradln, daughter of Mr. Miss Frances Hawley, daughter on a decoration committee. Mrs. front from the Sea of Azov to fight strongly to maintain their Italians in Nqrth Today and Mrs. Julius Fradin of Hamlin of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hawley Fred TUden will be the conference VIOLIN and PIANO tors Go to fVprk. Mallorea in Balearies.' blesome Transporta­ Stodloi 5ft Walnut Street to Bryansk at the northern hold on Italy and that the capture ■treet. of Coburn road, will leave on Mon­ pianist. of Rome suggests they plan a de­ On Monday evening the leaders Tel. 7961 ' • " ■ f ' ■ ■ , end of the Ukraine, Red tion Problems .May Allied Headijuarters, North day for her senior year at Nasson W ashington, Sept. 11—(4*1— To­ fense line in that area. : London, Sept. 11.—(/P)-^ The Manchester Garden club College, Sprlngvalc, Me. She is will dine at six-thirty o'clock and ______Shoes that fit right make for better foot Army troops have imperiled Most Direct of Speeches — Africa, Sept. 11.—(/P)—The will meet Monday eve'nlng at eight day, yesterday and weeks before An important part of Ital.v’s Change Output Map. majoring in dietetics. convene in their own departmental comfort and health! We specialize in the entire Nazi defense sys­ “It was the most direct of Hit- | Navy had run the German American Fifth Army has o’clock In Center Church House. rooms to conclude plana for the fitting shoes for school age boys and that were May 24 around the Unit­ ler's ■ speeches," The Times’ diplo­ Members will report on their sum­ fall curriculum. A consecration tem east of the Dnieper riv­ Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and* U. S. Chief of Staff Gen. George gantlet today and was safely Washington, Sept. 11 i4*)—Poor seized the port oX Salerno and Members of the Covenant-Con­ girls. er and are threatening the sole ed States Senate and the day — matic correspondent wrote. "He i Mar-shall must have had a hint of the victory alrad when they flashed mer gardens, and bring In speci­ gregational church are reminded service prepared by the members Siipp^ Apron Sale lied about the origins of the war, in Allied or neutral ports. An weather and troublesome-Ijranspo^- thrown back .several more mens of interesting flowers or remaining escape corridor of the phew!—will not end until next these confident smiles during a recent meeting m North Africa. They German armored attacks to^ of the special meeting this evening of the Conference will be led by Crimean garrisons. Sledge-ham­ but even then he did not indulge Allied communique anhounc- tation problem* may team up to vegetables., There will also be two Rev. Ward, Mias Wilbur and the TONIGHT AT THE Tuesday. , were plannlrlg*,:the campaign that led to Italy’s surrender. at the church on. Spruce street. ^ 's. mer Russian blows reported today In spasms of self-pity. ..Almost his ed only that “the battleships, make many significant change* in deepen iti» wedge in the Na­ classes In flower arrangement, un­ superintendents of the schools, In On Sept. 14 the merry month of only promise was his assertion that ples area. Allied headquar­ der and over 15 inches in diameter. ^IUARRYVILLr ^ CHURCH .turned the German retreat May will officially come to a close .some crui.sers and other units the country’* dairy, pork and poul­ Miss Ruth Norton, daughter of Mrs. Irene Towle, Miss Mabel I many places into a rout. Germany would be avenged for the ters announced today, while OuAts will be welcome. A social Mrs. Marjorie Norton of 57 Acad­ Trotter, Herman Davis and Miss Near Bolton L ^e as the senators troop back for air raids... So far as words can of the Italian fleet” had ar­ try production map next year. time will follow with refreshments U'e have a complete 1, f Vast Stores Abandoned their autumn deliberations after a The Agriculture department re­ Chao* reigned throughout Italy emy street will return Sept. 15 for Hazel Driggs. abandoned vast spur the Germans to fresh efforts rived off Malta, but Aa.sociated and Berlin reported pitched bat- ■ in charge of Mrs. Anne L«wls. her sophomore year at Northfteld The Conference will close with M-leclion of favorite The enemy 10-week summer recess. it cannot be ignored.” Fall of Jap Air Base Press dispatches disclosed that ported today that supplies of feed SUPPER 5:30 toK^O srliool-age alyle* . . . stores of material as they g^y« Confusing? Blame It on the Sen­ will be unevenly distributed after ties between Germans and Ital­ Seminary, Ekist Northfleld, Mass. members 'observing the Lord's Hitler told the German nation three battleships. U cruisers, ian* In the north. j Members of the W.S.C.S. of the Supper together. ^ Hamburg loaf, potato salad, mailr in long la.i- up more than 300 towns and vil­ ate’s fondness for "the legislative that the Italian surrender was of eight dcstroveis and numerous this year’s harvests, largely be­ ing, quality leal Iters. lages. Upwards of 6,800 German Fierce CoUnter-Xsaaiilts North Methodist church are re­ Oorp. "Tech. Albert \y. Heming­ All who are interested in 'the cole slaw, sliced tomatoes, rolls\ day,” which may or may not coin­ slight importance and that the smaller units had steamed out .of cause of poor corn and other feed minded that articles for the Silver way. stationed at ' Fortj Jackson, training of children, either friends officers and men were slain on the cide with the actual date shown on "ring of steel forged by the Ger­ On New Guinea Near the Nazis’ hands. crop* in some section* and the de­ Oack Nazi armored unit* Christmas sale, are to be butter, pumpkin pie, coffee. various sectors, said the daily the little pad below the pin-up girl man home front will never break. pletion of pre-war surpluses. Ship- lunged in several fierce counter- South Carolina, Is spending an or parents, are Invited to attend Soviet communique. Modernized in 1987 brought to the September meeting, eight-day furlough with hts par- the conference. Reservations may Adults 60 cents. on the calendar. "We may have to cede some ter- ning problema further complicate | assaulU against Ueiit. Gen. Mark the date of which will be an­ Mariupol, important port on the IVhether the legislative day and Two of the battleship* delivered the aituation ' W. Clark’s American ‘-'■•'c-n .nrt and Rritiah British enta, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hem­ be made at the South ohurch Children under 12, 85 cents. Sea of Azov, and Chaplino, rail to the Allies at Malta, the dis­ invaders at Salemp Friday, .but nounced later. ingway of Cone atreet. office. the -calendar day prance along _sir„.,giy _by Urfic Italians Sections in an unfavorable posi­ junction 60 miles from Dniepro- hand/ln hand dependa on whether able to guard the nation from all patches said, were the Andrea these were broken and the Allies All New Fall Shades In petrovsk—both strategic German Coininiinitfue Saying £ , •* 1~ft1 1 Doria and the Giullo Cesare. both tion include New England. Middle drove inland. The annual outing of the Army the Senate repesses or adjourns aasaults except the Brltish-Ameri- ! 2 THE\l)IORE WAR strongpolnts in the southern vyhen it finishes its daily chores. can bombing attacks. | Position o.f Enemy ^ t r i K P riIO W S 'i ancient 23,622-ton warships which Several pockets ot enemy re­ and Navy Club will be held at the Ukraine, — were stormed and tak­ O I.lJ.lV C / J-FIAJ TV O I recon.structed and mpdern- (Continued on P*g« Three) sistance have been wiped out, and Villa Louisa, Sunday. Members BONDS Y ou BUYOU I . . WUl R etaliate tor A ttacks { Manchester en by the Soviets. 1 (Continued on Page Four) Now Is Desperate. ___ . ized in 1937 Bach carries ten 12- prisoners now total several hun* should register on or before tomor­ THE QtqCKER Russian Naval forces from the | "But." he said, "technical and | . I inch guns as its main armament, dred, all German*. There are no row night at the club. HALE'S SELF SERVE . THE Vl(VICTORY! BOXY CARDIGANS Sea of Azov apd airborne troop.s organizational means are growing j Allies Direct rro illise The third battleship reported to Uulians reported fighting In this New and Used participated in the capturt ol which___ will not only . break the ene Allied Headquarters in the have reached Malta today, along German Army area. Salerno (pop. 50,000) ia on* The annual meeting and election The Offglnal In New England! Mariupol. / my’s air attacks foreve^ but will | pacific, Sept. 11.— On Ousting Germans with nine cruiser*, sin destroyers of the larger provincial cltlea ot Homes Available for of officers of the Army and Navy Editors Told Would Endanger Whole Line uv^meanT’’^"^ imminent fall of T o M arshal B atloglio. i »nd smaller unit., was not Identi- southern Italy. Immediate Occnpancy a u b wUl be held a t the cluh, Wed­ Volnovakha, on. t)»e Stalino- I fled. Use of Units U. S. unit* of the F ifth Army nesday, September 15, a t 8:30 p. m. and SLIPOVERS Mariupol railway and Barvenkovo, ' A Stockholm dispatch said that - the Japanese air base of Lae. Two Italian cruiser*, two oe- bore the brunt of the German re- midway betw*een S ^lln o and K har­ Jungle News in the opinion of men who have New Guinea, into Allied Washinglon, Sept. 11- i4*i-The j and two smaller units j sistance during .landings at Saler­ Alexander TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF kov. also were captured in the been listening to Hitler for years hands was indicated strong- pledged today to ou.st Ger- j were reported to have reached the no, and aUff fighting raged On th* hts speech turned out_ to be the Not Surprise day's advance^/ Fall of Chaplino j ly}\r today Lv'by n a f»nmmiinifiU6communique mans from* Italian soli and__ . w..by dt- | : RvitiaHBritish hbase n v at G ibraltar yester- 1 beaches. Five Nazi counter-hlows Jarvis To Insure Foitf Comfttrt and Proper Fil. We Use posed an immediate threat to Beat Tough weakest oratorical effort Of ' hts as t- « ‘ dav while a dispatch today irom were blunted on Thiiraday. British- 100% Wool Mixtures career. It was even weaker, they which said “the enemy’s reeling that promise to Marshal i Spanish port of Palma W Alexander St. Maaeheater Our X-ray .Machine To See That Shoc.s .Vrc Right. 0 Zapor6zhe.,/iapture of which would Swifl Disiiosilion' Matle Encounter Little Resistanoe rhoncs: in turn endanger the whole German said, than hts speech on the Gcr- sition now is despefate." Pietro BEUloglio and the Italian | Mallorca in the BaleSrics told of British unlU _encounUritd com- l^ lir Newsmen Have Chance Heroes ^ay last February). Whether the Japane.se, who have people immediately raised the ! the arrival there of 12 units of the Office 411: Residence 7M6 American Club s o u th e d line. ( held the Huon gulf town since Of F orrps fur Bailiff pajatively llttle”reslstance in their In tin t north, the Germans fell Hitler swore that the "treach- Italian fleet. landings gome distance away, but i ery " of Premier Pietro Badgolio’s Jan. 25. 1942, propose t.o make a question of what was to happen to Despite severe losses the latest Of Ilaly Displays Effi­ LGE. 24c ' w r ISSUE GREE N DISCOUNT STAM PS back from their DeSna river de­ To Report on Greatest,._ fight of it should become appar­ the ancient House Of Savoy. later were attacked by Gecman fuses near Novgorod Seversky, VST 1J u _ . i r . i government in deserting It* Axi* accounts indicated that In addition tanks which they repulsed. BINGO Story World Has Ever “^rtner to make peace with the ent soon. So far. only minor President Roosevelt and Prime to her battleships and cruisers It­ ciency Long Expected. ^flere the Red Army troops appar­ skirmisheR have been reported by Mini.ster ('3iurchill in a Jointly- "Steady progre.ss” has been $2.98 to $7-98 ently were heading for Gomel. 100 drawn statement urged every Ital­ aly had three aircraft carriers. 2.5 made by the invader* since the REG. 10c Kno»n, Covering War' two Allied forces pinching in on destroyers, 50 to 60 submarines Washington, Sept, 11—(/Pi The OLD miles to the northwest. This breach Lae from the northca.Rt an«j north­ ian "to strike his blow" now and MJIOUSe^SOH of the Nazi lines opened the way mier Badoglio and King Vittorio and a large number of smaller German Army's swift disposition (Continueu on Page Bes’Sn Tomorrow — ------^ Chicago, Sept. 11—14*»—Getting Emanuel equally for their action. west. denion.'firatc that, rid of Mussolini for an ehcircling drive towards Contemptuous of Japs' .\billty and Fascism, he desires next to be craft. of force* for the Battle of Italy RECORDS NEW “SOAPY-RICH’’ INC. Kiev, central Dnieper bastion. the new* in the jungles of the Up until a few hours before the Claim Battleship. .Sunk M M t o to m e* la for aal< From the northeaat, Austra-i rid of Hitler and’l'Nazis. display* exactly the aort of effi­ Night Gold Medal Unable to Lay Mines Southwest Pacific entails many armistice was signed, both had liana, who have battled the Ger- j I'tterly Ignore King The Germans claimed yesterday M ja m w ant bo beep Still further north in the Bryansk given assurances of continued Ital. -r and there has been no subatan- ciency and power that Anjerican ^lO lag the BOW oneo. hardships and dangers—but liews- mans in North Africa and areThey addre.Rsed the-m essage to 24'/,-Lb. Bag area. Incessant blows by Red In­ ian participation in the war. he openly contemptuous of llieir Badoglio. who succeeded Mus.aolini, tiatlon—that they sank a battle­ military men had expected • S'/jO each paM for old le ^ In Flour $1.46 fantry and motorized units forced men assigned to that war zone war-m aking machine that de»P'^« Flashes! RAYON GOWNS insisted. present foe's ability to fight, haveian^ the people, utterly ignoring ship and damaged cruisers which eeds lirespectlve of quanttty. the Nazis back- so fast that they have a chance to report on "the W hereabouts M.vsiery crossed the Busu river only tw'o King- Victor Emmanuel III. head had f)ed from La Spezin. batterings is sUH one of the wot id s (Late Bullettns e( the (ff) WlM) Carnation were unable to lay minefields. greatest story the world ever has Whereabouts of Badoglio - and Although the Italian Navy show­ Of Fine Quality Knit Rayon^ miles from the Malahang air of Italy's nilinir dynasty **^^So ^fa"r as could b* determined Huge stacks of mines were found the king were a mystery today. drome on Lac’a outskirts. ed reluctance to fight while it wa* ORANGE along the roads used by the fleeing known," says an Associated Press Rome radio has denied persistent here the German pteparaUops, in­ Battleship Sunk bgr Naala KEMP'S Round or V shape neck with ' ribbmi tie. Full Stockholm dispatches quoted The reports that the king has abdicated at war. its escape from the clutch­ Allied Headquartem '!■ Norik | Inn. Milk 3 c!:; 29c GET THESE AT GLENNEY enemy, the Moscow war bulletin war correspondent. Svenska Dagbladet as reportlnc "You watch," said one Aus­ cluding the Berlin claim of tpe tralian sergeant. "When we "ih favor of Crown Prince Umberto, es of the "Germans was considered Africa, Jiep*. 11—(AV-Soo« •*** 7U Stahl at Tel. 86M cut and length. Tea Rose and Blue. said. Muriin Spencer, recently return­ that Badoglio was In Sicily and as a major achievement for the Al­ capture of Rome, have injected no HALL Grade A,. Sliced, Sugar Cured LUMBER COMPANY (Berlin acknowledged the un- in close to the Jap, he’ll turn tail Tcprescrited as opposed to Musso­ new element into the situation en­ eftcapins from ed from the Southwest Pacific that Palermo would be the seat of lini's Fascism. lies. ports In nortbern ItaIjA ItallM - ceasing Russian advance. A com­ where he was on the front lines as the Italian government, following or fold up." The immediate benefit of its visioned by Gen. Dwight D. Eisen­ The ignoring of the king wa* hower when he announced to the warships fought a haU-hmir battta mentator on the German radio said an AP correspondent for more Rome's capitulation''toi the Ger­ The^e Australian*, stoived up pointed, to say the least. The capital ships to the Allied sea war Bacon Lb. 37c the Red Army pressure was con­ principally by sw am p and jungle, world Wednesday that Italy had with German bombers wbleb ab* than a year, last night ...told the mans. statements of the President and is problematical but there were tacked them off tb e laland-aC Ooca [ tinuous and that the German with­ Associated Press Managing Edi­ Berlin broadcasts insisted that now have. 25-pounders shelling long range possibilities. surrendered unconditionally. Ready To Eat the prime minister n'«iver''have been ,i\ssunned German Boa<^ Triio alca and asuik one battleatalF- A n I .69 each drawal "was atm going oh and not tors’ Association of some of his ex­ Vittorio had abdicated in favor of Lae. hasty, nor anything but well It will take time to re-equip likely to stop for some time. 'Very Up the Markham valley to the It is generally assumed that eyewitness account the ffctt j PiNEHURST WEEK - END NEWS periences. Crown Prince Umberto.The Ber­ thought-oiit._ them with new guns of Allied cali­ waa broughft here by an R. A. Jr, I . H.' grim fighting is in progress.") lin correspondent of the Zurich northwest of Lae. a large force ber and there is also the question Eisenhower is throwing into the We’ve succuried around this week to find different Smoked Shoulders Lb. 37e Have to Take Chances Whether it could "be concluded peninsula forces in sufficleiU pilot who snw It, Wing C om fclt I In many sectors, the Russians newspaper Die Tat quoted Berlin of Americans and Australians, that the United Nations intend to of manning them.. It was consid­ thinifs for your week-end shoppinj;. Have a good sup­ ’•There is news in the jungle, .which has been flown in by air strength to handle stiff J®' Law-W'right of South -AabdoM were reported cutting In behind officials a* sa%dng that not a single deal only with Badoglio. on the day ered that they would be useful for Cftenhire. He said the bnttlsalhlF ply of Eljfin .Mandarine and quite a'bit of Swift’s Ail more "than you can handle." .Spen­ member of the Badoglio govem- transports over the 12,000-foot- sistance and it is also a.ssumed t^ t cer said, "it is no place for corre­ of Italy’s liberation, was pure con­ the German boast of takiiig the sank after being spUt opM ^ Sweet' .MaTsarine. Try a pound.. .it’s only i points.,. Lb. Pkg. (Continued on Page Six) high Owen Stanley mountains, has jecture, however. . (Continued on Page Seyen Pure Lard 16c spondents who watch action reached Narakapor. 12 miles from Italian capital . and establishing hqmlst from the plane# of lialyWj and it will stretch the limited butter supply as Weil as SHOP through field glas.ses from a hill. • (Ccntlnned on Page Three) •v^Iore Than Mere Statement -what Berlin called "protection erstwhile allies^/ the enemy base. However, these Thft mc.saage was more than a anything we know of. We will have Cottage Cheese.. . Domino We have to go into the jungle are forward elements les-s than over the Vatican is true.. v GIRLS’ and take our chances. It may be^ mere statement—it waa beamed | The speed with which Gen. txr 12 Bim Passeiigers Killed no points.. .and several new grocery items, including - .. 14 ill Hospital 10 miles from Lae. by short wave radio directly to the | at some advanced airfield, at some "Our forces from both side.* are Nazis Expect Bernard L. M ontgom erys KiR^th Aldershot, Ortt.. Sept. H— COCOA MARSH AT 2.ic-JAR ' Ale and Flavors battle field or at some PT' boat Storiii Aides Italian mainland where the Brit- j British Army in the south and the| ^ fast Canadian National Rail-1 rapidly cloahig in on the main ish-American force* are at grip.*; Lieut, l.en Shurtine Beans Heinz Beans SKIRTS hideout along the coast. But while citadel of defenses.” today's com­ Allied troop.s under Lieut. I*'"'’-' «av* passenger train, streaking | i After Crash with the Germanji. New Landings Mark Clark at Naples move Hamilton at 50 mile* aa King Arthur Flour Pure Maple Syrup there is new* there, the jungle is munique said. 3 bdtfles 25c In-blaclt and white checks, red awful." Lose Posts . Said Roosevelt’' and Churchill to counter the Nazi aggre.*sions is, smashed into a staUed bus IgadogUo and the Italian people: PiNEHURST MEAT DEPARTMENT (Contents). plaid and plain- oolors. Pleated Spencer asserted that Brig. Gen. said^to depend on two things: The-.Aldershot level croealng all around. ..Sizes 3 to 6x. 42 Injured When Buses British Planes Blast "It ha* fallen to you in the hour Weslern France Viewed strength of the German dispo^i-j killing of. Ita 14 VERY FRESH (1 POINT) PORK KIDNEYS Hanford MacNlder. stationed in of your country’* agony to take the Southwest Pacific, described Gilbert Named Acting tions ih south and central Ital>. _ „j,„„pnger*. The other two were l f)c l*ound. Case of 12 bottles 99c Ckillide Head-on in Shipping and Ports the first . decisive steps to win As Mosi Likely Point and the effectiveness of Bnti.sh and and were taken to * . .CContents). jungle w arfare as ’"like fighting Foreign Minister as FNer Try (Jrote & Weigel's or Swift’s Polish Rings Bridgeport Avenues. inside a mattress except that one New Delhi. Sept. 11—(/P>—Roy­ peace and freedom for the Italian For Next Allied' Blow. American supp'ly operations. pital HuiilHton,HaiitHtc. . eight ffillee (Easter Polish it is also called), Grote’s Pres.sed Ham $1.98 to , can't aee so far. And I don't mean Gache, Bunge Ousted. al Air Force bombers, and fight­ people and to win back for Italy Must Have Base of Operation* away Their condition was be-l Regular Size Bottle ing planes, taking advantage o t a an honorable place in the civiliza­ B efore Clark can tackle the One of tbe| Bridgeport, Sept. 11—OP)—Four­ a nice, decent dry and uninhabited Stockholm; ..Sept. I I —f/Pi—New lleved not serious. or Frankfui'ts? All three are much in demand now. , ^ lull in the heavy rains, blasted tion of Europe. enemy on a large scale or make se- woman reinalned luilden- teen of -12 persons who were in­ mattress. I mean the kind you’ve Bucqps Airea. Sept. 11—(.Pi—. Allied^ oflensives overshadowing FRESH DO(i BONES...... 10c to I5c tray seen half afloat in a puddle by the river shipping and port installa- “You have already, freed your tifled today. The bus waa| Certo 23c $2.98 jured in a head-on crash of two Minister of the Interior Alberto country from F'asclst servitude. the Italian invasion in scope are (Continued on Page.Four) Bridgeport Auto Transit base* at Uons in the Akyab region Of Bur- sheared In tw o. Boifed Ham.. .Slices of Ham... Butt or Shank Halves of Gilbert has been assigned to the itia, yesterday, a B ritish commuhl-. 'There remains the even rriore Irh- expected by German military ex­ Fairfield and Sherwood avenues (OonUq.ued on Pngn T w o ); post of acting foreign minister in perts to be launched soon, dis­ Ham... Bag Sausage.. .Small Link Sau.sage. que said today. portant task of clearing the Ital­ LitlleyHo|»e of More Beer BOYS’ ^ yesterday afternoon, remained In place of Admiral Segundo Stoml ian soil from the German in- patches from Berlin said today. -Llt-I BARE MARROW BONES FOR SOUP STOCK d . ; St. Vincent’s hospital today. The • Vengeance dive-bombers e.scort- Washington. Sepf. II. ^‘Tl- Jar Rubbers 6 2 5 c who resigned after his failure to ed by fighters bombed and ma­ .vadera." . r They view western France, tar­ BontI>8 tie hope of alleviating the presenti 10c to lac Tray. others were treated Irf St,. Vin­ obtain' lease lend aid 'from the -One reference was made to Mus- get of ceaseless Allied aerial soft- inilloii-wlde shortage of beer wwM cent’s and emergency hospitals and Nazi Warships chine-gunned an- oil jetty at Sat- Use the vegetables from your garden and these Large Box Prenilep Jers_ey Suits United Stales, it was announced yogya*- creek, near Akyab. Bomb solini and he wa* called an "ac- entfig-up blows, as the most Ijkely offered today »>.v the War ro were later dischaiged. last night. point for the next Allied Blow, but IS .\dminlstration. Reporting on bones to make a delicious home made vegetable soup. Patrolmen William Dunigan and Aid for And Now We Olfei- You Fancy tirade wlth'short panta, in copen blue It waa indicated however,, that (ConUnued on Pago ’Two) (Continued an PageThree) said they are prepared there as - ______^ conference with a Brewing In ^ Cake Flour 23e and gray only. Sizes 3 to 8 Edwin Daly said the bus driven by Hide in Arctic Gilbert's assignment waS tempor­ well as in the Balkans for any , itrv Advlsop- committee, the WfS . Ralph Foley, 31, of Whippoorwill , j, SMOKED BEEF TONGUES Ml luffb . . . Mcfkdil. A Uktsd Short or long sleeve Jersey top. ary and that he also would con­ attack. '' Fliers Blasling Dav and said .govemment limitation*-^ (6 Pomlk) ...... pound 53c dtotr wifl ••d BrlfMM M lane, Stratford, travelling west oh tinue his duties a* head of the In­ riieris ^ ' ..roduetion and transportation tai Fairfield avenue, swerved far to Tirpitz and Scharnhorst .bdmit ItaUan Resistanoe 1 Lb. and IS Oz. Jar terior department until a perma­ Nazi military commentator* de- ^ Night at LoiiiinUiiicd- j-nities w«iuid not P""'** \\ e do not promise you all the red meat cuts of pre­ Prune Jam 35c the left around an auto it was fol­ nent foreign minister is chosen. con?»unt<*r war days. . .but it looks as if we could take caTe of you FOR NEXT WINTER! $1.25 to $1.98 lowing, wliich was making a right Reported in Heavily Woman Senator Opposes clwed their forces now control tlon of Stornl's resignation was fol­ most of middle and northern Italy, lions Around Naples. mands. with a satisfactory cut this week-end, including more Freeh California turn into Sherwood avenue. The lowed by the, removal of ^b erto policemen said the Foley bus crash­ Fortified Alt Fjord but admitted hat Italian troops GROUND MEAT THAN USUAL. Come in and look Separate Long Cache, undersecretary, and Rl- Ban on Drafting Fathers continued to offer rehistanee in j Allied Headquarters tn North ordereil To Pay ed head-on into an eaatbound hua chardo Bunge, head of the Divi­ Africa Sept M "I’' Continuous Omaha. Sept. 1 .Munlrtl around and we will do opr be.st to satisfy you. 3tockholiii. Sept. 11—(tP)—’The .some of those areas, yesterday. A inca, r^epi.Sept. '1 __ ^ ^ I,.....). , O'Brien has n» Green Peppers HEAT driven by Robert Connor*, 28, of sion of Political Affairs. This relavs of AmelicBil and British ,|udge Dennis 216 Garfield avenue. German battleships 'TlrpiU and Italian resistance also was eni Be sure to buy Bacon this week-end. . . it is only INSULATE yOUR HOUSE action caiiaCd considerable sur­ Washington. Sept.'il- m. closes at 6 p. m. ^Fresh Celery HOW. The fronts of Both buses were ex­ Except for one short excursion or prohibit drafting of pre-Pearl-l of Army and Navy officials Bolzano. Verona. Cremona. Rar- l u n u ^ to the Island of BJomoeya.Th the from their poata did not give any Har^r father*. the requifed alze of the armed m*. Modena. Bologna. Mantua and Fifth Army. offX l headquarters I o-Brieti. m 1^ Fridays and Saturdays. tensively damaged. ”I think if the Army and Navy forces, eatimsted at reports declared today. Omaha court* un^r _ BALSAM-WOOL Foiey received a possible . com­ Norwegian sea, neither of the pow­ reasons but it seemed likely that now Reggio Emilia. No. 1 Quality aj> the foreign minister’s principal needs fathers, there's nothing to' 10.000,000. and said she would not ^multaneously. U. S. A-36 dive- „amag** *ection o f j h e ^ i BUY YOUR FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BAKERY AND mA $1.50 pound fracture of the right knee erful warships was believed to Everything north of a line ex­ bomber* swooped dora n on large | price control law. ruled ATTIC INSULATION and Connors received head injur­ hav* been outside the northern advisers they were conSlderied to do but Uke them." said the only question their views. tending Worn the French, Riviera BIRDS EYE ITEMS HERE , . . share the responsibility for the woman member of■ the■■ --U. S-- Sen-- Her son* are lieutenant colonels Ge^^an convoys moving north- dav S - . thatk.. n..t«.«mo DIgiacomo mmust ust P*Tpny '» ALL YOUR FOOD AT ONE STOP! IS GUflRfiNTEED ies. Norwegian coast since they took in the'infantry, Paul Caraway be­ to the Adriatic aea is fully -under to' the soldiers’ attorney, Ht|| McIntosh Apples 'Two emergency hospital am­ up their new hiding place after be­ difficulties s^ith the U. 8. State she has two sons in the srm- German control although Italian ward on highways toward* the departm ent ed force* and contended that her ing stationed here and Forrest at Naples and Salerno battlegrounds. Boyle. • Canning Tomatoes will sell at 89c basket, TO S4VE FUfl Stamps Given With Cash Sales. bulances and the police ambulance ing moved from Trondheim fjord Camp Pickett, Va. , garrisons still hold some position* Selected 16-Qt. Bskt. and emei^ency truclc transported six months ago. Shortly before midnight news­ constituents in Arkansas feel about in. the Alps and some towns, the — - Destroy 100 Truck* ’ . ■lock,...not field run. $1.95 INCREASE COMFORT men were called (o government the father draft as she does. Senator Wheeler (D-Mont) has They 'were credited officially ‘■LJbLJBl the injured to the hospitals. All A Swedish Naval observer here a bill pending to postpone the Germans told the correspondenta tnicks Treasury Balance did not believe either ship partici­ House and told to expect a "prob­ -'Tve. talked a good deal about Win OouUnue "Elastic Defense with destroying fully 100 Na.9 Quality staff doctors in St. Vincent’s were it with the people down home and drafting of fatljers until Jan. 1 and andf damaging 200 more. on the called In and the shift going off pated In the German Naval Tftak able important annou'ncement” The spokesmen declared that Washington. 84pt. Uc They were handed Instead a rou­ they *U aeerm to feel that Congrea* Chairman May (D-Ky) of the road between Lagonegfo and duty rsmainftd to hsip. Fopoa #ald an SplUbergen two House Military Affair* committee Germany would continue her pOsiUon of the T r * * W ■ fP jJ ^ y s ago. * tine handout ^ ahouliln't 'hfiterfere, ’ Mrs- Chraway "elastic defense” of the Russian Auletta, north of Sapri. inmurst Gfvcemync. McIntosh Apples The W . G. Glenney Co. la ''Fairly OMKr* Coadlttea added. ”I can’t aee how Ojngress said that when Congrea* recon­ Few enemy. planes were en- ‘ Receipts. Tbc In "fairly good” condition In 8t. Three crack German cruisers, At that time, however, b semi* venes Ttiesday he will introduce' front while Field Marshal Erwin ditures.' I224.506.474.M: itat 302 MAIN STREET '^^'Coal, Lumber,.Masohs^ Suppliesf Paint JMtMLiU the Prin* Eugen, Admiral Scheer official tip said the military cab­ can permit sending 18 and 19 ance, »5,*43.9»1,1»*.8L j 16-Qt. Bskt. Vincent’s hoapital this morning legislation to bar such inductions (Conttaoed OB P*«! T hreel $1.19 and Koeln. were reported recenUy inet would meet in exUnordinary year old* into the services,ami (OMttaoed M P*g« Three> 3.‘I6 No. Main St. Tel. 4148 Manchester M A h C N IS T m CONM* allow fathers to go.” ' ‘ entirely. (Oe^tiaoed am Pag* Tktta) in the Baltic sea. session this morning.— ■ f