Average Daily CtrenldCion ■ i IHDRSd Xt , SEPTEMBER 6, l94S^' i^e/Weather i f A ^ X S E L V B Manchester tvening Herald For the Month oC Aagna^ 1845 Forecast of C/ 8. Weather R«ireao 8,985 Fair tonight and Saturdny, ex­ cept for fog In lowland# tonight; Chapman Court, O*’*!**’ ELECTRIC MOTORS Member o i the Audit continued warm and humid. ranth, will meet tomorrow eVe^- Seven SeW of Twins Alleiid Church School Squires Elect Tocal Soldier Repairing • Rewinding Bureau of Clroolstlona About Town nlng In the Masonic Temple. . Thtf All Work Gudrantecd memorial aervlce will be> 'e*em- Their Officers Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm T te fln t MMion of th« Matoa pllfled and the officers are re­ Is Decorated Acc Electric Motor Repairs tor tho North Motbodlrt church quested to wear white. 221 N. Main St„ 0pp. Depot (Mnaatlled Advavthiag aa MANCHESTER^ CONN.i FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1945 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS •Choel la achodulad for Sunday, Richard Foley Is Chosen Telephone 5642 VOL. LXIV., NO. 287 !•) ■antomber 16. A board meatlng Mr. and Mrs. Jo.seph B. Pave- Ffc. Albert D. Worden ■ af all olflcera and teacher# will lack of 144 Main street have re­ Afi Head ( Lift of the 1)0 held at the paraonaje, 70 Hon- turned home after spending a Receives Purple Heart; .-y atreet, Thuraday evening. Sept. few days in Boston. Other Officers Selected Yanks Run Into Trouble With Jap Auto IS, at 7:30. Story of Heroic Deed 90,000 Idle Mary Buahnell Cheney Auxil­ Richard Foley waa alacted 'cblad Oil Burners > Fanatical Officer^ Americans Mr. and lira. Edward P. Paganl iary, U.S.W.V., will meet Monday Pf& AhMlrt D. Worden. 24, aon squire at the meeting of Brown- of 135 CSiarter Oak atreet, -have ^ and - During Wave evening at eight o’clock In the of iu . and Mra. Joaeph Blnok qt LaGacc Circle, Columbian Squire# r Isaued Invitation# for the marriage State Armory. It wlU be inspec­ 36 Aah streeLVwaa dacoratad Aug' at the Knights of Columbus club­ Furnaces of- their daughter, Miss Carolyn, tion night, with Department Pres­ uat 31. with tha Pumla Heart by house last evening. He succeeds Failed to Prevent T. Paganl to Raymond R. Glnolll. ident ■ Mrs. Elisabeth Holland of Brig. Oen. Lnrry^B. McAfee, com­ John Donovan who was tha first A Few Stin Available. O f Disputes The ceremooy wlU take place In manding gonaral', Bnins General Hartford present. The color chief squire of the organiaatioa. In Center o ; StI James’# church, Saturday] bearers are asked to report at Hospitol, Santa Fe, N. M., during Although the new officer# will not morning, September 22, at 10 a retreat ceremony; Private Wor­ RACKUFFE OIL CO." 6:30 lor rehearsal, and the offi- be installed untilO ctober Chief Tel. HaHfnrd 1-8181 Surrender Report New Work Stoppages o’clock. cara are also requested to wear den auifered a shraphel wound at Squire Donovan vacated hla seat Roth, Germany, December 16, 18 Maple Aveitcn — Bartfetd whlU. A aodal time with refresh- and requested the new executive In PasL Few Days manta wUl follow the meeting. 1944 and wna taken prisoner the following morning, as stated In to carry on the remainder of the Push Total to Highest meeting after the election. Commanding General of MacArthur to Enter! this paper February 20 Iqst. DON WILLIS Other officers elected arc; Notorious Jap Since Late in July With 12 other men manning Deputy Chief Squire— Charles Emperor Hi^hito's GARAGE 1 two halftracks towing three Inch Tarplnlan, Jr. DO IT NOW LECLERC i anti-tank, guns, Worden became Personal Guard /Divi­ Bulletin! Three Mile Parade Ic Oonplcto Aot® Serrle* Notary—Martin- Scholsky. Black Dragon Chinese Units I aware that he had been cut', off Bursar-^Peter Pinto, Jr. Before Cold Weather! Three Lines Begin Within Sighlj FD N iRAL HOME from his own lilies. It was \a. sion Killed in *' > Yain By The Associated Press 18 Mato 8 t Td. 8085 6 Marshal—Francis Mader. The number of workers ,m., December 16. Through-tfw in Mhhi StTMt Sentinel—Thomae Shea. Effort to Keep Peo^e Society Ends made idle throughout^the na­ Given Ocean Of Emperor’s Palace; early morning hare the Tank.s Captains—Donald Hubbard and AH types Hot Air Furnaces Alone to Run Phone S268 could see moving enemy fehlclbs. From Hearing Rescript tion becanah of labor hlaputes wj- n s , Seventh and Eighth Donald Donovan. , cleaned and reset. Eaves- aoared beyond the 100,000 a u o b o o f b a m They cut loose with their artillery Auditors—Gerard Chapdelalne, troughs and. conductors re­ Most Rabid of Nipppn- mark Ibday—-for the first ttme H o p -c I d ft 6 8 1, Regiments of First Cav<| (Known An QMen Allo^ pieces. Frank VIchl ahd Herbert Keama. Tokyo, Sept. 7.—(A*)— Well- Nanking Show ■x I fi l l DnnKhterofnBevenHiSdh since months before Japan’s For one'liqiir the Americana re­ Following the business nqeetlng placed. 21 years* experi­ Cse Super - Patriotic BUlTender^^, Fluctuating be­ \ ------j ‘ airy Division to Bom With n Von - tained communication with theijr Seven aeta of taina wlH befCarol and Barbara Hewitt of the Informed, Japanese Bources FENDER AND tha Squires and a large number ence. Free estimates given. tween 80,000 and 50,000 dur­ ■anA n n Dnfly. tnoWdlng lines, until a- Jerry shell demol­ among the children and yOung Priiriary; Robert and William Von Knights Prepare of *prospectlvc membera viewed a said today,, that fanatical Organizations Dissolv­ Americans Ordered to Probably Will Be Able corl General; Band B A. M to • r. BL Or Bj App^t- ished the radio. When the gun­ people-' retumlng to Church- School Deck of the Intermediate; Lucille young Japaneije officers on ing August, the strlkt total . BODY WORK movie program, Including two rose sharply to 75,000 near the Play Martial Musk ■ant. In Uw BerrleoxOf tho Peo- ners saw Royal Tiger tanks mov­ In South Methodist church thia and Lola Smyth who one year ago For r.alJiolic Houl* comedies and an educational pic­ CALL 5413 OR 641,4 Aug. 14 killed the command­ ed at End of August Stay in Background at To Begin Commercial ] pla for M Tanra. _ .SOLIMENE & FLAGG ing In on their left Bank they real­ coming kunday morning. One aet had perfect .attendance- in the month’a end. New strike# SPIBITDAL MEDIUM ture about an elephant hunt. Later ing general of Emperor Ilinv brought the number of idle Flights Over ISorth 4f-i INC. ised that they had been duped at least will be found In each de­ church school of the young peoples; they were entertained by a trio Tokyo, ^ Sept. T.—C*V-J*pan’a Official Japanese Sur­ Ballct|n! i m Chmeh Strqot, Bnitford, Conn. earlier into giving away-their gun and Robert and Barbara Haugh of hito’8 personal guaiTls . divi­ to 104,000 today. aS4 Center St. Tel. 5101 partment of the school. A meeting of the CathoMe Hour ennsieting of Fred Bocchlno, Jr., notorious Black Dnigon society— Membera of the U. 8 . llth Alrbomq division Rave trouble trying render in China lantic in Few Weeks Yokohama, Sept. Phono B-Mti positions when the enemy moved Beginning In the front row of the Intermediate. sion and by forging his name comniittee of Campbell council, drums; Richard Brunette, saxo­ most -rabid of tha hundreds of to keep operating the tiny Jap auto provided for their transportation obsolete vehicles such as wagona the picture above and continuing The picture was taken in thc_ phone, and Robert Munson, trum­ By The Associated Press in Yokohama. (AP wtrephoto.)' General Mac Arthur will Ic sent troops to surround the Hanking, Sept. 7.—(O —Indlca-: Washington, Sept 7—{/Pi— and old gun carriages Into range from left to right, the names and chancel of South Church by Ber-' Knight.s Ilf Columbus, haa' been pet. Rev. Frederick A. McLean palace In a vain effort to prevent Nipponese auper-patrlotle organl- A wave of labor disputea Idled a three-mile parade of Amer«| Blew i:p Ro.y«l Tiger depdrtnienta of the persons in the nard Campagana of the South JAMES A. tlona today were that the official Three American airlines probably AMBULANCE called for 8 o'clock this evening by also displayed his ability as a the Imperial aurrender announce­ miiions. was dissolved at tha and more than 90,000 worker# today, ican military might into thd But the anti-tank gunnera suc; picture are aa follows: Church Choir. Copies of thia pic­ John Lyons, chairman. It Is the drummer. ment from reaching the people. Japanese surrender In China -will be able to begin commercial ture were mailed this week to all of August while headed by one of one o f the largest totals on the heart of Tokyo Saturdi deeded In blowing up one German Donald arid Ronald Stevens of expectation that this event will be Light refreshments were served SERVICE membera of the parish welcoming WOODS Hot Cbaae After Recording its original organiaera, Japanese would take place In this capital flights over the North Atlantic-in (Friday, U, S. time) and Royal Tiger. Private Worden, as the Beginner's: Barbara and Bev­ .ocheduled this year either late this 'to end the evening’s entertain­ nation’s strike list .this summer. ;e (6f Missing Sunday, (Chinese time) and an them to Rally Day services st The kining- climaxed a fantae- sources M id today. six to eight weeks." They have maehina gunner, watched through­ erly TUden of the Primary; Joan month or early in October and a ment. From a low of around 30,000 A'mericah spokesman made It within three days all the cap-| AeaManI aan laaewany , r Prompt 1 out the day until 5 p. m. when the South Church this coming Sunday.' Range and Fuel Oil tlo attempt to keep; Japan geared been assigned the necessary four- and Janet Tedford of the Junior; decision on the date is one o f the to vrar, theae aourcea related. The Toahihlsa-Kuzuo, onh of two In mid-Aqguat, the strike total clear It will be a "100 per cent ital will be occupied, it wg e d io o l Hu m began to move up the infan­ men who orgapiaed tbe Black has fluctuated'between that figure engine planes from military sur­ announced todav. chief points of buaineae to come finale to the battle over aurren­ Chinese show. " pluses. INSURMCE try. Wordm kUIad three Oer- den saw a • group of American beforeth e meeting of the com­ EAVES-TROUGH Local living and Dragon before the turn hf the and 60,000 hut new work atop- Plane Believed Found shell or rifle grenade which hit the der, between the emperor and cer­ “ The 'Americana have been or­ First operations, however, will bmh' aeldlara with hla machine planes come .over. The aircraft mittee tonight. and Gondnetora Need Kepalring century, waa chief executive when pagea In the laat few days pushed 4" dered to atay In the background g w during the first aaaault and window of the house where he was Trucking tain mlUtarlat elementa. Involved be tpver only parts of the routes Yokohama, Sept. 7.- scored a direct hit on the f house Other members of the commit­ or Replacing On Tom Ho)ne7 It formally disbanded-, after Ja­ today the number to the highest and let the Chinese run It," Mid got two more with tala carbine. firing hla machine gun, Worden a hot chaae after the vital radio Sighted Ten Miles East they have Men 'certified to fly. continued the flght all night. Dur­ where he hatV spent the night. TTie tee are: John Burke, Thomas recording containing the omper- pan’s surrender, thete. aourcea since late in July. Other strikes Brig. Gen. H. It. Bbather of New A three mile parade Arthur A. Knofla Denplte his wound, sustained CALL NORMAN RENTE 29 Pearl Street aaid. ToKtics’ Seen The reason; Much remains to be ing the hours of darkneM, all 'the planes also atrafed the road which Dannaher, N. Leo DuBols, Ber­ oria hlatorle capitulation reacript, threatened and If carried out Of Florence, S. G , Orleans, La., deputy commander American military mightl 875 Blain S t TeL 5440 URKE@ from an exploding enemy bazooka nard M. Fogarty; John Hayford, 692 E ^ Center Street Kuzuo, 70-year-oId profe^cmal would boost the total to far past done in obtaining landing and Yanks took cover in that building, was filled ,by enemy .toUllers and Tel. 6566 they aaid. of.'■the Chinese-American combat transit rights in foreign coun­ through I the heart of Toky« ^^^umikaS.'^^’h r n L Timothy Holloran, Martin Mader, Telephone 8966 patriot, aubaequently departed for the 100,000 mark. command, who arrived here yes- “ Ask Tour Neighbor” destroying all documents. vehicles moving up to the front. Numeroua kamlkaM (auiclda) Near Pee De^ River; Behind Inquiry tries. beginning within sight of th^ )SMUNTtliU HiMHtSIIR Out of Ammunition Private Worden enlisted May Paul Morlarty, Jo.seph Plcaut, pOota dived to death In Tokyo bay his home In the country. Auto Industry Hardest- Hit terdayf - TALL CBDAR8 Thomas Quinn, William Quiah, 'The BlacH Dragon became wide­ 22 Reported Aboard Briefly, here la the picture: emperor’s palace, will ms The small Amarloan foroa waa 20, 1943, taking banic training at aa tha result of the aurrender and Detroit’s automobile Industry Boatner said the Americana All three lines— Pan American practically out of .ammunition Camp Hood, 'Tex. Besides the. John Rohan. Dr. Bernard Sheri­ some, threatened to kill Japan’s ly known from the activttiea of was the hardest hit by the walk­ would, stand by and do only what the triumphal entry of Ger dan, Arthur Thayer. John Tierney the late Mltsuru Toyama, long Its Charges Swirl Around Airways, American ’ Export Air­ about 8 a. m„ Deceniber 17, when Purple Heart he wears the Euro- surrender envojrs to Manila—but outs and strikes, approximately Sumter, S. C., Sept. 7.— the Chinese asked them to do dur­ lines and Transcontinental A eral MacArthur Satur a German-speaking doughboy was pean-African-Mlddle Eastern Cam­ and Samuel Tiycotte. thero wera no furthor major dla- president and an active jingotst 40,000 tvqrkers being off their ing the surrender , of Japanese (Friday -U, S. date), it W wmwfwwwwwmmwm until his death in 1944 at the age — The Shaw field Army air Congressional . Probe Western Air—may fly to ‘Eire by 8 Bingo sent out to negotiate a surrender in paign Medal with two bronze ordera. jobs because of labor trouble.. In troopa in China, '' estimated at way of Newfoundland. This la learned today. A Dome! hr Tokyo tensely had anticipated of 80. . ' base reported today the CALL A MAN WHO KNOWS the face of a hopeless stluatlon. clasps. He attended the Howell Just Received!^ scattered sections of the' country Into Pearl Harbor about 1,090,000 men. because the United States haa said he would arrive at 1 1 , If your refrigeration Instollntion la giving trouble,. caH About that time, American arttt^ Cheney Tech, and-before poaalbia Army revolts and Inaub- Influence Weak Recently wreckage of a plane, believed Situation Without Precedent transit rights In Newfoundland (10 p. m., today, e.w.t.). wdlnatlon. A comparatively small number an expert to set It right. Call Maneheator 2-1226. Orange Hall lery started plastering the town as the Army In May, 1943, was em­ SIMONIZING Japanese My, however, that the halted production In at least 30 to be a missing Eastern Air Washington, Sept. 7.—(JP)— Ftrat Such March in Jap Only expert, experienced men eerve you here. the . valiant anti-tank section ployed by the Hamilto- Standard A Shipment OE Olacaaalons in February ; Black Dragon’s influence recently industries and businesses.. liner with 22 persona aboard, o f ' Chinese, aasiated by U. S. (ConBnoed on Page Slz) The Body Stiop Method The sources which gave this In­ Any Immediate hope o f reduc­ Charges of “polltlca” swirled to­ troops, will accept the surrender, T]he battle-equipped Sev4nt Service NOW — Sniee SOON marched out of the building with Propeller Company. had been comparatively weak had been sighted ten miles ah(i Eighth regiments of the Elr Tomorrow Night The private’s .wife, Mrs. Con­ formation aald that the firat aur- compared with other patriotic so­ ing the number idle In Detroit day around an assured congres­ and General Boatner, commenting their hands up. SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Inc. rander dlscuaslona among the east of Florence, hear the Pee (Cavalry division will .maioil Marching to the rear under Ger­ stance W. Worden. lives at^25 High cieties which received more di­ faded last night as strikinr em­ sional Investigation Into Pearl on this, aald that “ never in the 2S REGULAR GAMES 25c 634 Center SL TbL 5101 milltariaU began In February—at history of the world" had there through the bombrshattarhd capt*| man' guard a half-hour later, Wor­ street, Goffstown, N. H rect support from the militariata. ployes of Keisey-Hayes Wqeel Dee river. The report said Harbor. Party Pointed 7 SPECIAL GAMES The NEW tbe time of the great' American company vbted to continue a 15-- the plane appeared to be "a been a military situation such as tal city of surrendered/Jap "rhe government has not yet is­ It waa A question of who was the first such march ot > con -XT carrier raids on Tokyo—and that day strike which has halted car complete wreck.” the oQe now existing In China. SWEEPSTAKES tha emperor began in March a sued any instructions for dissolu­ playing the politics. He explanied tbe collapse of or there in Japan’s long history. r/rasFwwiww wev '' _ tion of secret societies.. Sources and tractor production and Idled Searching Since Early Morning Toward Left WEEKLY PRIZE fruitless effort to obtain advice on 26,600 workers at Ford Motor The Investigation became a tha Japanese came so suddenly An honor guard from tha «v at ..Lluchow extended throughout high govern­ 12 Republicana noted this quickly prevent its reaching tha Tokyo^a- stage a walkoutT ’ Production Shaw field reported the liner was Democrats and three Republicans at Kwhngzl province to he taken ARGAINS The W. C. Glenney Co. ment’ and military circles and em­ has been aerio\isly curtailed this apparently flying about four miles in their appraisal of toe printed dlo. One o f them was aald, wlth- from each branch. They will,, of­ on the O ^m ile flight to 8bang- PHONE 4148 braced nearly all ranks in civilian week by A. strike of about, 800 off its radio beam when it crash­ message. It looked-^'for >11 the (Late Bultettna of UWUT) W in ) Attention! fer the amendment Monday, but world to them like a , morro w and Snnday to consMefl "New way riiithlcsaly, snould Norway’li body was found in tbe woods just Valves ahff' neutrality be violated. Quisling tea- sleeping peacefully with hla broth­ ifin~Up Girl Seen Escape leased fellow-prisoner just arrive Individuals,. 32,500,000,000 to rceommendations of the War I Carbon Brakes State Armory off a highway Saturday.. ' er at his home, readily told them in San FTancIsco, said Wainwright 33.000. 000.0()0. f WORKMANSHIP . Ufled. Mlsa Dreyer disappeared - after Labor board thr.t they resume fhn { CHEVROLET ...... 5 9.95 % 9.95 He aald Hitler respected nim he pounded the girl with bricks had been beaten and slapped by Elimination o f one or two excise prodiK'tion nd'ng setleroent. -finiahlng umrk at a restaurant when she stumbled and fell trying the .Tiipaneae. taxes, such as the automobile use CHRYSLER 6 10.95 11.95 • MATERIAL "because I took care of my people’s MTly laat Saiturday morning and Service Men Will Forget their 31,500,000 bonus pay dispute I Hospital Intereata.” to get away from him. 'T have no comment ■ on that.” tax, for ah unspecified saving to with the maijageraent. This wan I FRmAY m d searching parties have been look­ The lad dreaaed, accompanied Wainwright Said—terse aijd tense. taxpayers. DeSOTO...... 10.95 11.95 , Claims No Seorat Plot announced this afternoon John ing for her since that time. .. officers to the scene and reenacted by I Expanse Plan Regardless of the type of He aaid there waa no aecrtt plot Atlantic city. N. J., Sept 7.—((H t-when Johpny came marching Then he. relaXtd and added, “he George, after studying Presi­ J. Driscoll, state CIO seeretnry^| DODGE ...... 10.50 10.95 The yijiung woman was known the details. County Detective Jbhn shouldn’t have Mid that. But I dent Truman’s recommendation to rv»r Mai, Womai and to deliver Norway to the Nazis. - 1.G I Joe gladly will leave hla home In th e l^ t war ^ e la ^ u - following a meeting of a Joint \ klemorial you may desire, : SEPTEMBER 7 and 8 to friends as the ‘/sunahine gjri” J. Carroll said. still have no comment.” He teem­ jCongresB yesterday for “ limited” NASH ...... 12.93 11.95 C hlkbdB j ’Any charges fhat I gave Ger- . u/nii too. There will be no flap- gaining committee with rep re ve can design, p.rodliM and Mny secret Information are fan- becauae she tock ‘simbatha |uid Jack Bennett, aaaistant district pin-up girl on the barracks wall ^ ed to reconsider. "But I’ll have 'tax cuts in 1946; predicted that OLDS 6 ..... aeeaaanae 10.30 10.95 tativsn of American Brasa nnlatM| P A Y S P p R t klace it for yon. We guar- latic," he aaid. Words flowed exercised hekrtlly'to build'heraelf attorney, aald the boy made a plenty to aay' on it when ! report “a quick tax reduction bill” , would up after an- attack of rheUmktlc statement of which a stenographic when he returns to civilian life and j nourished on bootleg gin.” in this city, TorrlngtM ainl_ PACKARD 6 . I a « e a'a • 6 • • i 11.95 12.95 L et Us Tell You: About vvlftly from his Mpe. to General Manhail and the War ■be passed before Christmas. nrhM'aMfiand In aay^Sll^tei intee evei7 Memorial we fever. record was wade^-but that he had will settle for the 1945 miaa back^. Na Actual Formula For Beauty sonhiu------He acknowledged meeting Grand liome who is both fqmlnine an d' Judge Arthur William 'Brown, departmeril in Washington." He tbld' reporterirhe"bdpecr to PLYMOUTH . > • • • • • I 1 0 .5 0 ^ 9.95. •nywhefe In the O. B. A. oi build to he, lastingly satis­ Strangled With Belt not yet asked' the youth to sign It, Admiral Erich Raede.r, Ge{9aa»> capable, three judges of the “ Miss magazine illustrator and president Wainwright'is scheduled to lead see the excess proflts tax and the Bullet Wound F »t-' PONTIAC 6 . 10..50 11.95 Canada. \ Room and board ex,- factory. Naval chieftain, but said the con- ilKlfioritles aaid she had been Authorities took four blood­ a parade in San Franciaco Sunday capital stock levy on corporations peneee np\io 86.00 per day fni strangled with a man's belt, stained edeks weighing a poqnd or America 1945” beauty pageant of the Society of lHustratorz. aalo New Haven, Sept. 7—(#)—W w l STUDERAKBR 6 ...... 10.',^0 verMtion was "perfectly innocent” there waa‘ no actual formula for and to arriVe' In Washington Mon­ eliminated entirely, with “corre­ 11.95 firat SO days’ eonfinement— which atlll was twiated tightly so each from the creek bed as evi­ predicted today. . sponding if not slighUy greattr” Mary Rita Fo#ter, 38. o f Wos4*| and had nothing to do with plan­ "The pin-up girl waa an escape beauty today. day. bridge, died in New Haven heapltel 1 83.00 per day for inext 90 dasrs’ L Dr. Sakbury’s ning the invasion of Norway. about he'r neck when she wga dence. From 'the outset, he 'made it reductions for individuals. ^ MANCHESTER for the service. man.” said Brad­ T he time la past when the today, shortl.. after she wM feuMlI oonfinement Thia ptan may be The Kitchen Is the W’orkshop of the Home, But At the He explained his friendship with, found. Sergeant Bunch said the boy told plain he was “ not goinjg. to talk Qeqrge Indicated the cut in in­ .officers he did not realize he had shaw Crandall, creator of cover measurements of Venus de Milo In the bedroom o f hm home with f|| olanged and deafgnrd to Bt the Same Time It Can Be Made One of thg Most Attractive the Nazi iMder, Alfred 'Rosenberg, Some of. her clothing lay near-/ too much" until instructed by dividual taxes might -he a hori­ needs o f . any Indlvidiial group MEMORIAL by. and other pieces were ha far killed apyone, hut that he knew h'e girt illustrations for leading maga- were the standards for judgment,” bullet wound In ber head. Rooms In the Home With the HOIFODiT Planning by aasertlng that Roaenberg work­ Brown aald. Marshall and the War depart­ zontal one. cllpplng/each taxpay­ at h a m n i workers. No medi- aa a mile away. The police ex-1 had dorie something wrong. No zihes. "She waa good for enter­ er’s obligation by a percentage, as Kenneth Howland of th* Wz ed for better treatment of Norway, tainment, but. when G I Joe gets ■Today, a girl may have big ment. ool exaodnntlon. Guide Now Available for the Asking A t: much to the distaste of Josef Ter> pressed belief she had died in ah motive was established. .yet undetermined. He added that bridge poUee department auM I rbone. Write or OaB On COMPANY home, ho is going to run for the feet, but if she la gracious and Hair Barely' Conceals Scaba Mrs. Foster's rootbar-ln-lsiv, boven, German commissioner for automobile, and that her body was HVs . short cropped hair, barely phase would have to be worked JL Abnettl. Prop. taken from It to the underbrush.. : Treasury Balance .. girl he wants to marry and spend graceful and the feet are coordin­ A. G. Foster of 824 Dexter 1 Norway. . ' ated in the movements of her concealing scaba which ndght out in committee. Bcpre*enta- BRUNNER’S The ALLEN Quisling aaid he considered Ruar One of the young men ahughi 24 hours a day with.” ' tive Knutson (R., Minn.) has pro­ Lynn, Btaos., had boowd ■ QOJt. PBAKL AND HABRI80N “And a line girl awaits him," body, we may say she has beauty. have been caused by anything from the daM(htor-lB-lMr> OPEN 7:80 A. M. T IL 10:00 P. M. TBBBT ala justified in moving into, the already had been questioned - by Waohiiigton, Sept. 7.— (JPi—TTie from malnutrition' to brutal treat­ posed a flat 20 per cent slash. Inauraiicie Agency 8 8 police, but reiraaed. Officers wished aald Dean Cornwall, illustrator “Beauty is something which snd upon laveatigattag. U am tM Rusainn-pdjmlBtcd fastern parte, of position, of the ’Treaaury'Sept. 5; touches your artjstic feelipg, Ypd ment, seemed to bristle whenever Many luxuries and aemi-luxur- l-aAKLANDRIREm^.. MANGHEE^R ff—TEtsPiiowii rni cm ut/t Poland, B iif he added that Po- to question him. again, and a Receipt#. 3173,84.’1.287.10; expen­ and muraliat, ’’she is better de;- Ijiag M th# 8oor la a An Unee of Wi MAIN i^E^T TOLEPHONE T Larsen’s Feed Service •v*lop4d physically and mentally know it is there, but j»ou Sap V 227 friend.. hut reported they 'could ditures. 3646.075,180.15; balance. blood. ' find K with a tap# measure.'! - tOnlHtetel ..aa g » f - .T a a y ; (CMtteMfi k aw ani—foi^’^"extraordinarv hero­ !ire will play a part when a new ing surplus officers and freeing voted on Tuesd. v X - in their (signatories') eyea.” ‘ ism." and a gold star in lieu of a House and one -third of the Senate those who can show personal S You get lop value and wear oi^t of our suits. •*11 DO IT NOW ‘Politics’ Seen He had planned a short visit second distinguished service med­ ia elected in 1946. He left room, hardship or whose return to civil- al. too, for some additional notes to t ian life is for the "national health, with lia wife here', then a trip to Come in and look them over. e1115 MAIN t ST w OPPOSITE HIGH s SCHOOL FAIR Before Cold tVeather! Behind Inquiry Washington lo report tor c new as­ (liven Three-Way Tusk - his former colleagues. ^safety and interest." He said these would deal with The overall Army point system signm ent. \:- OPEN TONIGnTXl*- 1 P. .M. TO 11 P. M. On May 27. McCain returned to universal military training, the supersedes oiie under which th* All types Hot Air Furnaces (Continued From Page One) Full of Post-War Plana the command of TF 38—in the proposed merger of the armed Air Force wa» discharging offi- Peoperv aad forward-looking middle of the .fierce . Okinawa cam- forces, use and control of atomic cers whose point scores ranged cleaned and reset, ■ Eaves- \ y ' they decided "to take credit for it. despite the tired lines in his face, 1 had the three-way energy, additional foreign lending 1 from 36 to 70 points, up to the Need A Pai^ Of tmughs and conductors'-re- It was sm art politics.’’ I he was full ' I t-war plans . task of neutralising the kamikaze power, a health program, social! grade’ of captain, stAte armory ,.„priPM bases on Kyushu, prote Demands for a. congressional in- “Give me enough fast carriers, bases on Kyushu, protecting the security expan'sion and education-1 The establishment of the' A rm y-/ placed. 21 years’ experi­ and smashing vestigat-lon ■ had come primarily and ^t ^e run Vem and you can Okinawa force, .m-,hin. ,al aid.’ I - {-wide point system.xhowever, win .‘\Uction—Sat. Eve. _ ence. Free estimates given. told i Japan Itself, Interestinir Exhibits. 1 from Republicans. It was some-, have the atom bomb," he loiu i ^ - , ,, The Democratic liberals got a not interfere with the. reiea^- of ■■ ( SLACKS newspapermen in Honolulu en I Detailed figures are not avail- lift out of the president's recom-1 a .A.F. officers now being^'proe- For Your Own nile Grange Enter­ (By Reid Bros., Auc­ what of a surprise to them when C.\LL 5413 OR 6414 ■Seriate riem oiTatic T;<-ader B ark- "Z i/hC e hv air. : : able, but from then unUl the truce mendatlons on sever*! issues. ___ | essed for discharge .undCT th# y Or - tainment. tioneers). , ley (Ky offered his resolution for McCain was graduated from the his carrier force added 6,000 Jap- They liked his plug for the 125! a .A.F. plan. . a “furthir searching inquiry!” Nav^ academy in 1906. Thirty.anc.se aircraft and 2.(^.po0 tons for 26 weeks for the unemployed.; Enjoyment Crowning of H anest .Music. , B ark' J added that he was acting years later, at 152. after having of shipping to its great record. His call for a permanent Fair To ResuoieI* rtrkw ay Work THE' R.R. Queen lia tries. “with the full knowledge and ap­ serveii on almost every type of McCain .shared fame with Mit- Employment Practice Commission.: Odd (Sat. Eve.) proval of the president ofe the ship from destroyer to battleship.^ scher as the world's greatest car­ plea.sed ’ them. They cheered his . ~ j » ! United States” ' ., he received hls-' p.. Technically, at least, the inves­ L ate in the sum m er of 1944. the subject Of Japane.se handling Th; tigation now is a Democratic- Mctlain returned to the Pacific to of prisoners w as brought up. »v,. r " , , Fried Scallops I! home. PINE ACRE TERRACEl; TK VeeU Scaliopplni With Mushrooms You can treat younelf to a pcffect, Kift, wuiHEiliiirc PINE ACHES! ■ Slip-on Sweate^rs Fresh Fried Shrimp • Depresi^bn Afte natural-looking permanent wave—done Broiled Veal Chops priclien CatcUlore 5 Billibii Slash HEIGHTS WQODRlbCiE! ..mxo MUU OUaON $5.00 and up at home-!!-in three hours ot less with the ALSO A LA CARTE SERVICE " AND>ICINITY THEREOF S«fe fop rhildrp|i'8 hair, too 111 Taxes Seen ^ANN HARDING LMI8ENCE OUVIER • DAV19 WV|a SMC esMa ■ MW xmm a-«yawiLUAK WYUa The Last War? simple, ready-to-u?e CROW NING ,.suM!itniaa- unMnaToan Pure, miW, Crowning Glory per- (C^iattaaed Frtira Pag* Ofiel - < iwwwie qu eaia* GLORY (Zold Wave Permanent Solu- Miss Jeanne Announces - Let's n«l he a sucker and gut hooked with manm- M(«ving solutions will safs^trd the Business Men's Luncheons ies carry apeclal heavy - wartime Plus: “A Sporting rhapoe’* Men’s and Young Men’s bons . . , Simjily put your hair in curlers, PLUS TH|5 HILARIOUS The Opening of Dance Ciasses for Your Child ,, X another depression . excise taxes due to expire guto- CO-HIT:' ‘‘PACK UP T,. feeby-^fmeu ory’bitu little girPs hmr. C«n«Mg 12 Noon to;2 P. M. matlcally six months after the end SUN. - MON. - TUES. Al Her Home C^oOt Sweaters dampen each curl with Oowning Glory, of the war.- George said it was. “OUT OF THIS WORLD” YOUR TROUBLES” 4 THINGS TQ.DO TOi KEEP PRICES DOWN Glory wtU givf her a lyitural lMking premanent wave, with curls not his personal intention to. call With LAUREL HARDY and in leas time than you believe, you Pina; ‘Gahga of the Waterfront’ 542 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE you caiVieasiW coaa arousKl''vot2r ftngirr. She'll be proud e( for earlier repeal of the auper- AND HELP AVOID ANOTHER DEPRESSION lelHea, but he said the "quickie" ft have a lovely .new permanent—ready to In the Pine Acre Terrace Traci her Crov^ing Glory permanent, and yeiill ha prou4 her. Try Our Selection of bUl . ought to fix a date for the ter- 1. Buy^ohly what you really need. .set in your own most flattering style . . • i mination of the war, for tax pur- AIR-CONDiTIONED l A T f # - 100" e oys' Zelon poass only. 2. When you buy, pay no more than ceiling ifrices. And aQ you need ' is — Wines and Liquors - Beer On Tap "But only for that purpose. ” he TODAY Registration for These Wool emphaaixed. Ja n e ts $2.00 and up 3. Keep your OWN prices down. Dqn’t take advantag*, CROWNING GLORYl SAT. ANt> SUN. C la ^ 8 Will Be Held I George added that he waa In At Her Home: /' Plaid Flannel ofi conditipns to ask more for your labo)*, your serr- George Smith at the Hammond Organ I tboroiigh agreement with Mr. Tru- ices, or the goods you.^11. ' man’s recommendation for a long- Shirts $8.70 ’ 1;-' ' , range modemiaation of the rev­ Thursday, Sept. 6, Under N^w M^nageraent: -■ ■{ Plain and Plaid 4. SAVE. Buy and hold all the War B ^da you eau R't As Rtaiab (• TMst enue laws after enactment of the Friday, Sept. 7, Malcolm L. Junp and' George R. Miller, transitional tax cutting bill. Ho afford -— to help pay for the war and insure your % said he would call the Joint Taxa­ future. Keep up your insurance. 5 J**.** „ Pi^prletors. tion eomnritUe together, .poasihiy After 1 P. M. 160% Wool Plain Cotton Flannel ^ S ’- '''- " ..... ' ■ ■ " ' Flannel Shirts $7.50 Shirts $1.61 clnd iip You can count on Sehenley Reserve and.manjv For Further other fine hrahds isold here. Information ' • ■ • - ' ' ' Trt^v“rt»AMPr Available In Case Lots. DANCE Please Phonu . Footwear _____ Footwear Modern and Old Fashioned » . Studio Sports Center For 8 8 6 0 F.. h |C4JI0DS&’'S0H f m WeilsStreet INC. Formerly At Miller’s Hall Residence All the Fopiily All the Family - PACKAGE STOim DRUG COMPANY Every ^ t . Night 3 2 2 8 Comer Spruce and Bissel] Streets PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS A Good 'Tlnie for Tomtg and OM Alike! SOI MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5321 'Peter Miller, Prompter It

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—— ------— f - MANCHESTER E\T,S'TNC HEHALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER T, 1945 / cents, the discontinuation - of this \ of .the gasoline panel of the local. expressing his thank# verbally, deep appreciatibn for the .-wide ha* resulted in the reduction. I mse Foxnt rationing board, where he rendered Crippled Flier P. O. Receipts/ The fact that there will be fewer 'Hill, Mias Elizabeth IZubia: Red Is Candidate service that ,^made him many tribute shown him could be seen 2()()tli anniversary on September 3, in his eyes. Christmas packages sent this ye.ir. ir, IiodI. Mrs. Marion (3owdy and B iitllfrs'T ’laii friends. Known for his fairness, 1 and 5 with many events achedul- Sugar Shortage TRUSS FITTING “It’s stlU like a dream to Jim ­ Will result in another reduction in : GE A N D FUEL 03L Turkey \ol .Silver street. Miss Dorothy . Gif­ ♦ Mr. Turkington made e'very effort Gets $100,443 Show a Drop the recelpta at the post office for ci’. There will be a two-act play At Primaries possible to lusslst locM citizens my,” said Thomas D. Taggart, Jr., entitled "Love and Tea" in which .'Worries Bakers ford. All Coventry schools opened o (Uose Week By AKRON Graduated Experts. former Atlantic City mayor w ^ ' this Inonth over September a year $ 'a x Rate of 21 Mills Wednesday. '1 with their gasoline rationing prob­ ago. Wholesale Gasoline W ant Anvlliiiifj; thw following will take part; Mr*, Also Abdominal Supports, Elas- volunteered his servicea aa Pri­ Mrs. Maud Murphy has left for lems. End of War and Return .lennle Bolton, Miss Elizabeth tlr Hosiery, and all types of sur­ Harold A. Turkinglon Mr. Turkington is married, and Da2ed and Silent When vate Wilson’s legal coum^.' . “I Newington, where she teaches In Hartford. Sept. 7.—(A5—A loss can’t blame him for nof-^nowing Air Mileage Up Sumner. Mrs. L. H. Levey, Mrs. ^Hartford, Sept. 7 — (A5 — The gical appliances. Private Fit­ has six children, three of whorri He Learns Americans Of Soldiers Are Given I Is Seen by Official^ Ankar^Sept. 5. (Delayed.) — Frank Abbott, ’Miss Adelid Jviom- the High school there. of 42,300 rnan-hours will be suf­ Born in Town and Is are graduates of the local High what to say. You can tell every war-may he over, but supplies, of Mrs.' Annie Carpenter of 1^11 fered by workers In Connecticut ting Room. one of the peopleXvho- helped so American Airlines flew 711,216 Bantly Oil Company (A»i Prime Minister Riikru Sara- is. Mrs. C. F. Sumner. Frederick sugar and shortening are still low \ School; all three writing their Guarantee His Future As Reason for It ! ------^ . ..— V21 mill rate The amount to be ^ o a n c and Morgan Alvord. On street. South (Tovehtry, repiipt* her bottling plants during a one-week 0|i Ration Board generously thajxtney have a right 450 reveritip passenger mileV^ in With eaUmated Income* totalli^ ! away cogKi told a press conference to­ —^and bakers are worried about it. class songs. Mr. Turglngton is Saturday there will be a historfcal son. '•rivate Flrart Class QjArles E. close-down this month. It was an­ Quiiin^s Pharmacy pledged to P)— The He remained motionlesif in his able trust can be arranged to less than last year. ^ close friendship with all nation#, Hartford bakers now are getting tember, blaming reduced sugar, ing Board' and is employed as as­ wheel chair, unable to speak. The guarantee Jimmy a steady life in­ were $11,093.09 against $11,929.63 1 The ‘figures showing the amount rei^all tWk .'event. Fire Destroy* Barn Cellars and Yards Cleaned Connecticut Federation of Labor The present grand list is *47.- of appropriations and the estim­ especiallv our neighbors." Sara- 66 per cent of the.sugar ey used allocations »by the OPA for the sistant manager of the Q. E. KOTh stumps of his hanijs twitched as comp, Taggart asserted. for August a year ago. This Is HOSPITAL EXPENSE PLAN / ^Bolion Briefs t .. Call 5848 or 7487 Furniture Company, 181,731 snd with a natural in­ ated Income were completed this eoglu said. "Our relations with Pfc. Fred Mohr Is spending a j in 1941 and 70 per cent of the *hut-do\vn. (A FL) has pledged its full .support he lit a cigarette with artificial And none of the money, It was due to the ending of the war In crease the list will be sufficient to ^.Stamford, Sept. 7.—(JP)—A Four plants will be closed during Europe and the return to this morning by Treasurer G. H. Wad- Britain, sealed by alliance, are thirty da.v furlough at the home | shortening iised in 1942. three-story barn on the property R. CAMPOSEQ Born in Manchester. Mr. Tiirk- to the program outlined by Presi­ limbs. Then-He shook his head reported, will ever be subject to FOR OLDER AGE GROUP Mlse -all the jmoney needed for a . dMI and is as follows: very close and wili always remain of his sister. Mrs. Joseph DTtalia the week of S ep t 24, seven duHng Ington is the Son of, the late Mr. dent Truman in hts message to In bewilderment. income or gift taxes. The 20- country of many service rnen. of the Stamford Hall sanlUrium the week of Sept. 17, and eight and Mrs. Edward Turkington, who There has not been the amount of Appropriation Receipt.^ close." of-North Bolton, was destroyed by fire Thursday, Congreas Thursday and, in a tele­ “I atltl can’t believe it,” the year-old crippled flier will receive / Recommended Kstimated He added that Turkey dc.sired to Robert Skinner S 3-c has return­ Will not close,, according to Secre­ will be remembered as the opera­ gram, has told the president his Starjt,' Fla., soldier said. "I reck­ every cent that a kind-hearted mail sent out during the past For and Women 60 to 80 jAccoiuU . ; doing, damage estimated by Fire tary Carl Schlrmer of Higganum. tors of the largest milk route in month and ab nearly ail the letters I 6.'’i.ooo.no $ 18.000,00 help Breere in eVery possible way. ed to a base in Boston after spend­ South r.ovei>tity Chief Victor H. Vglt at $8,000. recommendatior)s, if enacted into on 'a fellow never finds out how America gave to endow his wel­ Dospltal Indemnity Hospital Premium Rates .iCharltie.s ...... ( .The assixilatlon’s annual conven­ Manchester for many years. Har­ Wonderful people are until some­ fare. sent were air mall and cost Six Highways: ing' thirty davs leave' at the home Veit' said he believed the fire law, would "benefit ail secUurj) of ^ _ U ^ T o S 0D b j s __ Service Benefits Anniih Se m I-Annual___CJimrter^ 80,000.00 _ i2.nnn.on of his father,'Albert N.’ Skinnerj of tion Will be held here on Oct. 15, old A. Turkington was educated our people, especially the -common thing like this happens.” I General Mi)inte.nniue .. Miss Mary Griffitn. eight year- started in a ground-floo-r room WHEEL CHAINS X 10.000,00 ■ (■ 0.0(1 ■ North Bolton. , it was voted. in the local schools, and graduated man.” Though Jimmy had difficulty $5.00 Per Day Up To 520.00 8I9..50 $10.00 $.5.25 ' Snpw and Ice Removal 7,0(i) »r old-daughter of Mi's . Mary Griffith used to store hay and hay-cutting frorh the Manchester High school Walk and Cui b ...... 'J. 12.000.00 Bolton Pfc. Harry Hoar is hoirie .for. equipment. No othei sanitarium HOSPITAL BEDS $4.00 Per Day Up To $16.50 815.60 \8 8.00 $4.25 10,00000 0.00 thirty - days after being overseas of the Nathan Kale Place, has re­ ' with the class of 1920. During his $8.00 Per Day Up To $12.00 $11.50 IK0.0O ' $3.25 Oiling ...... 0.00 turned hom^ifrter,convalescing'at property was endangered. Fire­ For llent or SalA . . High school days, Mr. T’lirklngton See WONDER WINDOW 2.1.000.00 He is spending his furlough with men fought the blaze with seven NOTE: You pay $2.00'additional on-llrst premium only — Renewal premiums h ereafter are Storm Seweis ...... , ...... 1.5.000. 00 0 00 The WSCS of the Quarryviile, the Convalescent hospital in^^New British- was twice president of his class, New Equlpmerit ...... Methodist church resumed meet­ his wife who was the former water lines for more, than two ARTHUR & JAMES, INC Til* Ltwatf Prieei Ualt Avalltbit / dneed In accordance with regular rate schedule abovis. 18.000. 00 8.((00.00 Gertrudc'Ziitter of West street. Haven fior flve and , bne-half 193 Farm'gtfu Arc. Htld. 2-4348 'du.ring his Junior and senior years; i Cemeteries • • • ...... 4T. (100 00 0.00 ings following a summer reress. months. ' Miss Grifrith.-Kas rheu­ and one-half hours. wrdte.and publlsheiFliis class song; BEFORE YOU BUY Sickness or accident expenses when confined in any hospital anywrhet. Tlollectlons ^ ...... ------please rail her: -Anything is ac­ Hall to select candidates for-^he^ STAR-LITE Exdutive “full-screen" feature. 10 (8)0 00 700.00 Sundays 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. came associated with the then w. 1" Municipal and Court Blilkllnga ceptable as; prize. Already she coming town election to be held h i RAYMOND P. Exclusive burglar-proof patented 7.50 00 0.00 0«*t. 1, Kemp’s Musje House, and was ■ Memorial Day ...... 0 ()0 has prizes Of, butter, ohlckena, Road Service! with that ftrim for over seventeen fasteners. _ , Armistice Day • ...... 'X:;''' 125 00 Mrs Keeney Hutchinson ahd JEWELL SYUDIO 17.000.00 3.000 on eggs, gtiissware, ete, Announcement years. I p / April of 1940 Mr. * Backed by the manufacturer's ■* '■M iscellaneous...... f'onimltlee'Named Mrs.. William Minor are the re­ □ ■, Oarbagt' Collections ...... 34.00000 0.00 j spective chairmen of the Ways Nichols-Brislol, Inc. ORANGE INSURANCE AGENCY Turkington joined the G. E. Keith guarantee,. 0.00 ■ ■ Bt’rmurt Ackerman of Rockville Child Wf4fare ...... 4.000. 00 and Means Committee for the Furnijture (Company organization OF DANCDIG 54.000,00 ' o.nn.; \Vho will .serve-as county-ghiiit- New 155 Center St. Jel. 4047 109 High St. Tel. 2-0382 w h^e he has been a.s.slstant ■ Pays for itself. Cuts fuel costs f “ Bond Pdyments ...... • \ months of August and September up to 35% . ntWf$st and D iscount...... 10.800.00 0.00 mnn of.The. Tolland County USO of the Ladies of 8t. Maurice. They HALL Residence: Bolton Notch manager, in charge of appliances. Licensee ...... • 0,000-00 5.000. 00drive ■ has ai'poinfed Mrs. Keeney have comblneiJ and will serve an Office Hours M r. Turkington is well known for REGISTER NOW! ' The lowest priced unit available, ' Pliblic Libraries ...... 2S,500.0<>x X 0 00 Hutchinson- as chairman for Bol­ Italian spaghetti supper to be fol­ . his sales ability, and ha.s won r Budget Plan Available. ton. The .late of IHe drive will bo starting Monday, Whiton Ti uat Fund ...... 1.000. 00 l.OOQ.OO lowed by a dance. The full com­ ■numerous sales contests during his 8.00000 aniaineed later. A'ssistfng Mrs. September 10 CLASSES BEGIN Town Court ...... \ 9.000 00 mittee and other items of interest association with the above firms. P. A. L. Const. Coi, y 500,00 " 0.00 Hutchinson will he Alexander The On Gasoline Panel SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 _ ' Veterans Center ...... • i will be given out in the near fu­ 67 No. Elm St., Manchester |r. Recreation ...... 2^600.00 O..56O.0O Bunoe as treasurer and Kay ture. The date is September 22 For the past three years, Har­ < j ■ Old Age Assistance ...... : 31.308.00 48.OOC.0O Mrirshftll as publieit.v.- In starting and the place the Community Dr. A. B . Dewey-Richman old A. Turkington was a member PlcAM Mnd ■• W^nitr Wlod^W 185.000.00 the organization' of the drive Mr. —RECORDS— Tap Ballet ' V Water Department ...... 185.00b,00 Hall. cYalar*. ^ n in g ’ ...... ■ • • 1.700.00 200.00 Ackerman stales that , he feeis fARDS PRIC this vriil in all probability be the Co. Acrobatic . * Ballroom , - Pension Plan"...... 16.964 no 0.00 . Approximately 2.7 per cent of MORAN Lt jUabUity Insurance ...... 0.950.00 0.00 last one? .But while there 'ire 8.000 0.00 soldiers in hospitals, etc. it will tho population of the PliiUpplne* * 16 Depot Square OCULIST Character 'ciephone 2-0696 Ls. Swimm.ing P o o l...... no knows some English. ,J PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED PRESCRIPTION f ^ SU te Aid ...... 0.00 0.00 be necessary to do our utmost in Mornings 9 to 11. / Manchester 30.7.84.00 XlO.OOO.OO the. coming drive. PHARMACISTS Baton Twirling or tT-lpark Street Bridge ...... NEW FRAMES Cilj BUM lirHonor Roll ...... ‘ v/* 1.405.00 \ 0.00 <’hiirch to Be-Open ^ Afternoons 3 to 5. Always On Outyr i. Mail This Coupon for ] jt *^ v n Deposit ...... I.OO N200 00 Services will be resumed at Evenings 7 to 9. LENS DUPLICATED Arthar Drag Stores FOR INFORMATION Further Information (1.00 9:3(1 Sunday morning at the Quar- Ik Federal—Lieu of Taxes ...... 25.000. 01) REPAIRS MADE 845 Main 8t. Manctiester AND REGISTRATION XJquor Licenses ...... V , (1.00 20.000. 00ryville Methodist church in North SIMONIZING (Except Sundays). COLUMBIA — DECCA — VICTOR — CAPITOL 5064 Penalty Taxes ...... 0.00 1 ,(«)090 Bolton. This charch has been The Body Shop Method p?-Accounts Receivable ...... jO.OO 2..500.00 closed for a summer recess. There ’ ; Balance on hand—August 15, 1945 ...... 0.00 . 85.825.73 \will he choir rehearsal at the SOLIMENE & FLAGG, Inc. POTTERTON*S lurch this.evening at 7 and all 884 Center St. Tel. 5101 $ 478,62.5.73 m^bera of the choir* are asked At The Center * 6^9*541 Main Street I / Ttotal Estimated Receipts Other Than Taxes ciosee a w a y At styi r 1 f j s c e s w y Property Tax ...... 980,775.37 to ^tend. JA M ES A . .US 70 T/I Back Tuent.v-Flve Years Sl.4.59,401.00 $1,459.4 Froih the RpekviUe Leader The Army and Navy Club> These Stores Are Twenty-Five Years Ago — "The WOODS had to be a soldier in th^(Glcrman town of B(iltoii is celebrating its RUBBER Incorporated Schiiieliiig Will Go Army during the war “or the Range and F u e l, Oil Na?ls threatened to shoot him.’’ , SHEETING On Trial Monday j- By the Yard. Local Moving and MANCHESTER ( Arthur Drag Store# Tracking Gnrles Session. 845 5taln St. | Tel. 3806 I .1 ' j^amburg, Ss|>t. 7;— tJP)— Max A U TO BODY 29 Pearl Street Schmeling, former world heavy- Set for Oct. 12 50 Oak^Street BINGO Might boxing champion, will go Telephone 3979 Tel. 6 5 6 6 Wards Handy on trial Monday in the Hajnburg Auto Body and BOYS’ BROWN '^Eycry Sat. Night A t 8:3.0 Sharp! Fried on dty ball on a charge, of "bj-tacl. of Mexicb City, Sept. 7.—(A5 —A Fender Repairing Lace To Toe. Sizes 2Vi To 6. Carpet military government orders." •session of the ^exiled Spanish Re­ Auto Painting MONTIT'S and Tucks Tape Bchmeling's arrest • on the publican Cortes has,been called for Simonizing 21 Garnet Including Sweepstkkes charge, which was not explained Oct. 12 In Mexiiio City to ratify Restaurant further, was announced by British the new exile government recently Next to the Aircraft MEN’S BROWN ^ ^ - V I S I T I2< authorities yesterday. It followed formed here under the premiership East Hartford Admission $1*00 Lace To Toe. Sizes 7 To 10. Btu.d ite.l. . . flat h.ads. . . il.rl. Fine for electrical use} and house­ a refusal by the Control (ximmls- of Jose Glral. hold fobs. Strong, tacky t } . prUc-- Mon to grant the boxer a license Jose de Benito, a sUb-secretary ELECTRIC MOTORS . liz.dl Choice qf .foor diff.r.nl publish books on the grouncla in the cabinet; predicted |:hat 140 Repairing - Rewinding Umler langtht. Paclcog. containi ]A lb. fically ravel-free. 4 ounce roll now', liv- LOANS tbat.he was "a symbol of Nazism.” deputies—including many 'a# w-ell All Work (lUaranteed .New Management Men’s White Oxfords o irr bam o iwnirAnrUyi but Schmellpg'- wife. Informed of ing in European countries if • loan U the beet eohttkn to lOD-Watt as I.atln-America—woiil' attend. .\ce Electric 5|otor Repairs D Asserted his arrest, said ahe was happy It your probtei^ thi8 epeciel aenrice wuI Seldaring had taken place because It would 221 N. Main St.,' 0pp. Depot •eve you time end trevcL Phone, tell Carriage Open Nights and Men’s Black — Lace To Toe ,,, U8 bo9» much you oeod. end chre u« a. m. to p. iti. Peppermint is a herbaceous !»• 9 9 Iren give him an opportunity to prove Telephone 5642 the neceoeery SMte fcr your opplke* Belts •lie was not a Nazi.” She aald he rennial plant. Sundays tion. Then else in tw eppoletfDeiit • X NOW OPEN to eitpi end pk> up the money. m m n aftly |I9 Basketball Shoes Leene ere mode on eignature elo^e. tax Best Foods and Monthly payments you can afford will Underwriters approved. tip, 2348485353535348232348485353485353482348534848484853485353482353485323235331232353534889234848532348535353534848235348 be eitenfed A loan of. $|00 coete so carriage boHi.ln Vorlout yliei. - ^ Liqtiors $M.60 arbeo preamtly ropald 6i IS complete with d-ft. cord and blug coMoeutiva wnntw . inetalatents The JW .H A LC CORK Round head . . . gquare neck ..« Boya’ Non-Rationed of II0.0S each. Prompt, privata. for altadiing.. ^ay’s Beauty Salon friendly eenrka. If yoo naed$tO to M a n c h c s t b i ^ C o h m * rolled Ihreodt. NuH Included. V. Grandi, Frop* $ioo phone m todiv io| • t-vWt loan. Or if Ineonvcniant for you to Brown Blu. Oxfords apply petennaHy. telepbonr or writo. Oear-top Roomy (Formerly NclTs Beauty Salon) SUE GREEN DISCOUNT STAMP Electric X Steel Sv^rt Yo^ir^orH Fuses i \ Sized 1 To 6. . $3-75 pair T if iA c n a t Teel Rex CAPITOL MOTORS PAYS 35 MAIN STREET FINANCE CO tad FiMr * fct* ^ 2 4 5 “ Sky High Prices ^ state ‘rbester Bldg. CCJIOUS€^SOK ' stride Into Fall hi smart, ocmifortaMe sport Pbose MSO 7i a I fill INC. Oeor-top fusel In 15, 20, 25 orj- Spot-welded for extra strength. elothea from Clifford*#. They're noted for sport • For Used Cars’* D. R. Brows, Mgr. elotbea that are good looking and long-wearing. ' PHONE 5921 Uceoso No. Ml 30 ampere sizet. Don't wait for 16x7x7 Inches. . . handy remov­ No Individual or dmier eiui pay the lights to out. . . buy nowl able troy. Hasp and two catches. more. We buy all makes, mod­ els and types of cal'* and tracks Open Every Day cunusc<'soN regardlese of yaar: or coadlUoa. INC. 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r K. ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HF.RAI.D. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.1945 FACE t/IMUNU MHIKAL-li. MAWCIttliaTBll. VAIWN- I-KID AY, SKPTK M BEK 7, 1945 out patienta, 43; total treated, 128; trouble over the. Stockbridge golf s i x that the Somersvillc buses will fol­ low toe sam* suggestion. | discharged, 71; X rays, 41; Acci- Two" Lose Lives course and gradually lost altitude other segments of thJi TW A rmlte : before crashing on the rim of the negotiations will be nf,sjessary In Rockville School Physicians Appointed dents, 16; births 8; operations, 24; Oil Burners fi ;ht Which was behind these Tliree Lines Open Foriim Shadow of Roosevelt largest number treated, 29; small­ swimming pool on the estate of t-.; ■.■.•u'jiV"of In :C3. Ami HJi, Portugal and French North Africa. Dr. R. E. Ferguson and Dr. E. 111 Plane Crash Manchester plane.*.. That will saved Britain, List of Locdl Dischargees H- Metcalf have been appointed est number treated, 18; ,|lally Owen Johnson, widely known t'ongien.'inicn are on safe grou ' Planes of 'C-.Y4E Type ; gainst the then greatest air fJiveii Ocean Thanks Firemen . school phyelclana for the school average. Patients, 21. writer. , if aome reduction prove* poasible The planes awarded by an In­ Drop Reported year.' A Idg.book found In toe wreck­ Furnaces Evening Herald In the world, when Britain terdepartmental board yesterday Editor, Behind Truman Plans .Softball Content Stockbridge, Mass., Sept. 7.— UP) they can claim that their agita­ From the Various Services Manchester, Evening Herald. ' Repairs Made age indicated that th'e plane, on PUBUISHKU BT 'l l ' had duly a handful of planea.'That Hop Planes to three lines—eight to Pan-Am The Stolle. A Gjspible SoftbaU — A plane crash, which killed two A Pew Still Aveilable. HERALD PRINTINU CO. INU tion did lt,„if none provle* posaible, Manchester. Conp. Announcement is made, tha( team- will play toe-winner of the a flight from Troy, N. Y„ to Great will sAV^ the United States, and six each to Amex and T W A — 111 Eiirollm eiil young men yesterday, was being 13 Slaaeli StrMt they can atill take credit for " 7 “ Dear Sir, Deceased Presidenl Di­ many repair* have been made. at Stafford Recreational League this Barrington, w'ae on it* Way to ,Mtneh««ter, Conn. To date'fhere have been 2 !» 're- • er, Francis E. Sweet. Sherwood T. A rt a type known'^a C-54E. They Investigated today by police and Pittsfield, arid that the .two men RACKLIFFE OIL CX>. against , oV^ib^'helmln^ Japanese turned honorably d isch a rge mil-. Sniith. Veikko Slmola. Earl O. • fkrrtlnuerl from Pare One) ■ Through the medium of your Show Opens Today the schools during the past sum­ evening at 6:15 o’clock at the tI iumas rBRouac wanting it.- I a^eady- are equlppfd with plush state and Federal aeronautics, then had planned to return to IW. aaittnrd General Uanaccr * naval strength, when our .Pacific Stevenson, William H. Sharp. paper we wish to extend our rectly Indirectly in Rockville Has Slight mer with toe. drin'king fountains Recreation Centcr^here. The Stolle • BUple Avome — Barllai Their agitation ha* already and full landlqg rights in Eire stats and are readily convertible; examiners. Troy. roundtd October 1. sea forces Were'Xlmost non-exist­ diets, .sailors and member of dif- JfMn T. Spillane, Walter R. Smith. thank.* to Chief Albert Roy and to being removed from the sinks at A Gamble team recently mSde a Identlflt^ by personal'papers as foi-ced several official* Into warn­ Beyond that the situation varies commercial use. Even .so; at j! the men of Companies 2. 3 and 4 Background o f l.S of 'ferent women’a war organixatiorta Michae Schuelz. Edgdr C: Smith, Decrease in Students toe old East and NortoeSat echool fln^ showing in the Manchester toe occupants of toe dual-control ( Publiabed .Exery Esenina ent. That will saVgj* R ussia.^^'lfe greatly. 'east 30 days will be needed'to of the'South Manchester Fire De­ ■ llunday* infl fifiHtdiyAv ,.Sfil6r«d At th« ; ing* that taxes must continue at Frank W. Schultze. 21 Suggestions Made buildings. twilight league, managed by Cap- monoplane were M. H. Fairweath- Moscow . and HtaJingrjd. i^Jlpn w ho have filed Ufeir papers for them ready. partment for their splendid work In Its Public Schools >0*1 offic* *1 Uancha.tar. Conn. *■ i a liigh level. But the American Limited Flights to London The roof at the Maple street 1 tain Ken Gayton. The Stafford fr. 19, o f 28 Va'nderbllt road. W est record with tlyKAOwn clerk. T The United State* Is certain to diirthg the fire in our homes last ■ wood a * M Mall Matter. ______every military expert In Iltp^orld ..Pan Am and Amex may make school has been repaired and j team completed its season with Hartford, Conn., and Wesley .L. ______public ought to be able to figure Edwin M. Thompson, Elmer R.' dangle a group o f the same mod­ Thursday morning, August 30. By Jamee Marlow Rockville, Bept. 7—(Special)— conaidered the Russian,,-e^u8^,,lo8t. j There we 11'3 filed before the a limited number of flights to bon calked: hot water'has been run to! only two , Jhsses. The team la Klrchey. in hi.* early 20s, o f 3lt01 W . au w C K l^IO N RATES ■ . thing out for .Itaelf. Now akihg photoslatlc cop­ Timmins.- Thom w J. Totten, Jo­ els before .foreign air Interests Their promptness and . efficiency Waahlngton, Sept. 7—f/P»— The ; don under ,a wartime agreement Superintendent of Schools Arthur toe sink at toe cafeteria Ss Is re- managed by Rev. Henry Clark who Main street: Buffalo. N. Y., OnV-woiild think‘ that P^entuaJ-J m ethod^ seph B. Triis.scll, Samuel J'. 'i'ag- while n c^tlating for commercial .prevented a stubborn fire from shadow of Rreeident , Roosevelt ^'Per month by Mall ...... | * Jhat thlp war i* over, we ought to. ies w B^in u.se. There have been g*rt, Bsfrtolomeo.Ianibomini. An­ subj'ect "'(o'cancellation on six E. Cha^ferton reports a slight de’- qulred by. the State for all eating is also toe pitcher on the team and According to witnesses, the Superfluous Hair Removed ly the would-be Aggres.sois of thus' 140 o f the.se .filed. ,When the copy air rights. Some 20 or 25 more proving more serious. stood behind a majority of the 21 ^ On. Vilr'paying for it. Th«t w* drew J. Tomko, Arthur J. Te.saler, months’ notice. , In addition, un­ cre^se in the enrollment of toe places, and the new brickwork In who recently pitched a no-hit no- plane aeemed to develop engine world might be dliRouraged by j j,^ade the original is returned der a permanent agreement. Pan-. C-54Es , — the ^ Douglas Sky'master. Their consideration for personal auggesdons President Truman the oil burning furnace is expected , run gaiqe 'o r his team, • WMUm au t*. and APO ...... i — l^l'.s go for Y ed with Bel^um. Czechoslovakia; two-engine Douglas planes of the Jewish New Year -adH- start at the The Selectmen of, the Towm of Tba Haraia Printing tkwnPVif.- uIf merethere i*Is «i.yany aiibstantial =..ad Arthur M. Anderson. DC-3 type known militarily as the ground of 13, directly or indirect-' year will" be operated by F. W. aasumaa no financial raapona'bli ty. for, j ■ • - tfua- railroad ride -It’s about tiie blg- Richard W. Yerks, Henry J. Austria, Hungary, Romania, Tur­ Bradley arid William Darico, toe B’nal Israel Synagjbgue this even Vernon, Ernest A. •Schindler. Vln- typographical error, appearing i n ^ - j justment of the tax burden either B C-47. Many of these will have ly. Only aix could be said to be typographical Yerkshot, Earl W. Yoat. Chester key, Iran and India. latter succeeding Mr. Friedman. Ing at 7:30 o’clock. There w ill, cent F. Jordan arid Christopher E. vaitlaemanU o Thr Manrhaalei Bea- ge^adventu re ypii'can have now Auguslf) Bele.slro,. \\illiam too high conversion costs to be o f new With Mr. Truman. TbC other possible or advisable, it should be Yaworsky, , Herman Yules. T W A '* route goes to Newfound­ Ben . Carter, Manten Moreland Mr. Darico is operating a new 48 also be services Saturday morningi jones will hold tke second of their Bing Herald. in Ja|wn under' pie.sent reatrlc- Butler:. Albeit b. Bla.ck. Kenneth value to domestic airlines, but two could have been qffisred by made with the Idea of stimulating land and Foynes, Eire; ' then to CaU 8171 for A-1 Service Hunt/. Hall, Bobby Jordan passenger bus. Six trips will be at 8:30 a. m. and Saturday night *es.*ions to make voter# on Sat­ R Bieii. William B. BlaufuM. some foreign countries will be Mr. Truman, Mr. Rposevelt or rriday. September 7 tiona. y • Big Tongue Paris, where negotiations remain .on Hoover and ail other run daily instead o f the four trips The time for the evening service urday, .September 8 fro'm 9 a. m. business capital Into new enter­ Bruno W. Bycholski, Phillip O. able to use; them commercially. anyone;. They bad ho social sig­ It’s like*'^going for a jaunt dur­ to be completed; to Switzerland, vacuum cleaners. Getiti- An all-star Hollywood stage and also the one Sunday morning to 6 p. m. Those wishing to teke prise to provide prodiietion and Bourbeau, Glen D. B o w m ^ , ^ * - nificance. ' ' during the past two years, this ing rijsh hours on .the Manhattan 'Thurman hJ.elson, Irondale, M o , where we have landing rights: ine. Hoover Parts. will be announced on Saturday. pact in the .October election mav ter E. Behiend, Cha|-les R. Baz- Montezuma, the last Aztec eni- Here are the dnes new with Mr. show, fcatiiring^i well-known per­ being made possible through the Let’* T r y T h e Middle Road jobs and more Income. But to to Brooklyn subway that , had been has a unique-clhlm to fame. His Rome, where an interim agree­ Hospital Report bt- made voters at this time. ■ Ahy zrfil. Austin H. Briggs. George peror of Mexico, never saw “ Mon WATKINS Truman: sonalities of stage and screen is cessation-of hostilities. This Is create hope that the individual is tongue measprea three .inches in ment should be easy: to Greece, MiSi. Emma B. Smith, superin- , other sessiop will be held on Sgt- pumped up to street level. , Blanchard. Philip O. Bartlett I^on tezuma’s Castle,” the vast cliff 1. Higher unemployment pay estimated to save about $500 for I- The essential controversy in width and is believed to be the Egypt, Palestine. Iraq and Sfiudl BROTHERS being presented at the air-condi­ going to find his individual tax - Wo are taking a 20-mile trip ____Blotniskl.'__ Joseph I___VI' W. Rvehniskl. Bycholski dwelling in central Arizona which for joble^ia workers. The're la no Connecticut Company bus tickets, tendent of to* Rockville City Hos- ' urday, S ^ e m b e r 15 from 8 a. m. Washington over the agenda of largest in the land for a man of Arabia, in all Of which negotls- tioned State thester, Hartford, to­ pltal haa Issued the‘following re-, to 8 p. jn. slashed In a sort o f victory ceje- from Y'okosi,ika Naval base to Y'o- Kenneth A • Beebe, Wilfred W. was inhabited about 800 years ago natlqn4il uniform rate of pay for as the children will no longer be ; thia geaslon of Congress and over normal proportions. tions must be completed. For' port o f the work done at the , ------^— at kohama on an electrified line'that Bulla. John J. Baldyga, Raymond JoM m people. Mr. Truman day, Saturday and Sunday^ Amohg carried to Dobsonville. The last bratlon la Irresponsible pollti Hospital for the'month’ of August.The regular, professional Jap- th* recommendations of President goes on to Tokyo. The Yokosii B. Brown.- bouls Buscaglia, Eu- WUted the pay raised uniformly the headllneps featured are Ben afternoon trip for Mr. Darico will Its worst. ka station looks pretty much like 1945: Number of patients in Hos- arieae soldier , has q*: high an ed- VTruman's message la- a basic con- ECTC Br'odeau. Joseph J. Blnok, in all states to a maximum of at Carter and Mantan -Moreland, be at five o’clock to allow the out­ pltal Auguitt-l. 1945, 28: niimbef/ncatlonal level ,ak jhe average a town station back home and'you Horace w : Burrill. Fred R. Blank- leaat |25 for 26 weeks, even If comedians .of the Bob Burns’ radio lying pupila to participate in all - trov*rsy in which we are_ now admitted during the month, 57.;4 American. ' / MY only have to wait a! few nhinutes enburg;, Elmer A. Boyle. Q'fu* government money was needed, to show, and featured comedy stars school activities, and it is ncpected f' some dostn years old. It is the The Most Methodical Plans in line to get a ticket for 30 centa. Biancharst Sr., Henry W. Boland, d o lt. of over 100 motion picture hits, One guy in our crowd was stuck j Controversy between "rugged in- Ernest J. Brigham, George R. 2. Iqcrease the minimum wage Co-headlined are Huntz Hall and Reading Premier Hlgashi-Kuni's for all the tlckeLs because he was « dlvlduallsm,” a# on* extreme, and Booth, John P. Bonino. level from 40 cents an hour. Un­ B ob b y Jordan, , those lovable, addrea* to the Japaneee Diet, in the only oHe who had changed der the fair labor standards act laughable screen rowdies o f “ Dead i *HitatB collectivism,” as the other dollara into yen. • c which he explain* Japan’* defeat, Spiros Costas, Arthur. M. CSard, firm* In Interstate commerce must End” fame, whose antics will make llgB trem e. Japa In Ragged Clothing one Unde explanation crowding Joseph S. Campbell, George E. pay at least 40 cents' an hour. you hoWl with laughter. Extra .One extreme say* the people The station's platform is crowd­ Mr. Truman’a policy now it wages upon explanation. • Jdpan had lost ed with Japanese men and women Charbonneau, Otto-b: Cook. John added attractions include Don Ze- ( ^ must and should take care of C. Chartonneau, W ilfred CrockeU, o w n go file prices up, if price* CM be held down. laya, “Hollywood’s Famous MusV its fleet, and much of its aiir dressed in ragged and'worn war­ ttwmSelvea. The other extreme time clothing. They look curi­ Harry N. Chandler. Stuart B. Problem of War'S End cal Humorist:” Fred and Sally strength. Japan had lost its mer­ S. Continue draft o f men 18 says the government muat take ously at the noisy, chattering Cheney, William G. CTark. Ray-1 Hartnell, famous dancing stars; chant fleet. Japan’s supply of Yanks but strictly keep , to their mond M. Connolly, Alton N. ; through 25 fo r a two-year period. Lenora Roberts, "Little Miss Per­ j > care of the people. Thle is a problem whIchMrose raw material* and Japan’* rate of own business. They yet are Cowle.s. j sonality.’’ and many others. Show­ LONGDISTANCE "Rugged individuallam" did on every pwee of with the war’# end to provloe mili­ ing on screen is "Divorce,” one of production were at au^h a low ebb little stunned at loaing the war D . ■ • - much to ijuiW this country to and American troops are still ‘Thomas F. Donahue, Jr,. James tary replacement#. the moat outstanding pictures of IS IN THE that Japan could no longer supply 4. He wianta Congressmen to What it la. But It did not and ap­ novelty.. They wlll:fie.e hundreds F. Duffy, Earle W. Dougan, James , the year, with Kay Francis. Bruce equipment to lU troops. When raiae 'their aalaries from $10,000 of thousands more In foreign uni V. Dolan, Henry X. Dcpuls. Con^ Cabot and Helen Mack, parently could not prevent ,th# yearly to $20,000. H e’s been talk­ they *tm eucceeded In making forms before it is over. rad A. Dwyer, Francis P. Donahue, Redding in stock in There are late stage shows Sat­ lt29 depression. some plane*, they didn’t have fuel Suddenly a number—of-yo u n g-N ea l S. Dunham, Oswald H. ing about a raise for them ?in;e urday and Sunday starting at 9:45 becoming president. R0I6 Therefore, and in reacUon women and a small boy start run­ Duhamel. .John F. Dahlqui.*t. Jo­ p. m. for them. In short, Japan waa 5. He wants toe merchant ma­ against. "rugged Indlvlduallem' ning about the platform, and cry­ seph D’ltalla. James Duke. / feeling herself povverlesa to con­ rine to resume operations quickly. REMINDER and its 192» failure and Incapaci­ ing; through stiff red paper mega­ E tinue the war, even before the phones. They are train an­ ^covers This it natural result orf the war’s Joseph Ecclcnte. Chester G. ty, w* went IB for tha theory and first atomic bomb fell. And all nouncers—and they make you •nd. ' Scoboria Lists Emrick. James M. Edwards. W il­ Mr. Truman wants the gov­ the practice of having the aUta homesick because they sound just 6. this means. In turn. thSt the liam Egan, Lawrence J. Klbto^ ernment to purchase and store aasunie reaponalblUty for tha like train aqnoiinceis hack in United States did a brilliant job, F aiway atockpUea of strategic ma- Positions Open America, like they were trying to bread and butter of lU people. Andrew S. FileWicz, /Ralph terials for national defense. with Ite sea and air foVees, of yodel in one note. There is an Fletcher, Walter T.-Fopde. Burt Only No*. 1 and $ can be called The particular situation in bringing military paralyals upon advantage, however, in the im- floor sam] W. Falrweather, Charles E. Fuller, ■uggeetiona for aoclal betterment. Hartford. Sept. 7.—(IT)— St which theae two extremes are pressloh or -delusion that the Jap- a oo'untry we never even Invaded. Nicholas R. Ffiltcer^n >• Her# are the two suggestions Personnel Director Glendorf A ''facing each other in preeent con­ snese are understandable. It Is difficult to realise, as one er, Arthur R. Frederick., Thomas which Mr. TVuman, Mr. Roosevelt Scoboria haa announced (he fol­ troversy is the situation of recon­ They seem to be crying "Chat­ J. Fitzgerald,, .^thur G. \Felber. or anyone else would.' have been lowing open competitive examina­ reads stich Japanese confession of tahoochee - Swanee - Shee Ka- George H. FUicher, Jacob Freed- ; version from war to^'psace. warehouse- Hkely to makcUf he were present: tions: Eleyator inspector, salary # 2 5 Years Business Experience on Manchester's Main Street. the totality of Japanese defeat, go - Kansa.* Citeee!" 1. Continuance of power to re- The adherents df th* school of Old Cars Go to Japan man. $l,800-$3,00p; - senior serologlst, that Japan had plans by which . tain some wartime controls—like When the train rolls ih you take r. $l,980-$2;220: 'Benlor sanitary ' Help returning service “ rugged individualism'' are pro- controls over, prices and rationing • Over 3 Years Voluntary ^Service to Manchester, as a Member o f victory*In this war was certain, one look and realUrts that New Raymond A. Gamble. Feury A. chemist, .52,160-$2,640: and direc­ Olaiming their belief (that the — till the country gets on its feet. and that theae plana were. - by York auburbanltes are wrong In GarhSrinl. Charles A. Garhn, tor qf nursing, $2,400-$3,300, leas Gasoline Panel of Local Rationing Board. 3. Permanent and wide author- men get their Long Distance country Is now ready to atand on thinking that Ve may be principle. This ad«ertlseiuent la paid for by a friend of the candidate. most war-Ilke, and th# two moat cause th e w ^ n pack in more cus-, Henry, Martin J. Hanser able to atand on our feet, tomers jitondlng,- Most Japane.se ^ j Less than 22 in this group; both single and. full size; some 2. Creation o f a FalrJ Employ-1 methodical nation* on the earth’* ment Practice committee to re without government pump-prlm- womeiFstand or clliiig to overhead | Raymond Albert ^hnSon, John! to match box springs. Nationally famous Red Cross. Sealy, -1 place the temporery wartime | Ing. They want the pump-pHmihg aur/ace. They studied and plot­ Simmons and i^rta.. atraps. | L. Jenney, Lawrphee S. JaKe, | FEPC. Mr. Roosevelt wanted. principle adopted, in any cafib.- ted war with a seal and intensity The train pulls out but halts , prerterlck C. Ju” V every mile or two to take on more | that. W e can only guess at the nuRid I no other nation could approach, 3. A law strengthening toe De­ customers. I* Raymond ^ Kristoff. John B. ; of th* average American in thl«4 or cared to approach. They had partment of'Labor. Mr. Roose­ you wonder where all ; Rarnev Watter R. Kotech, Ben-1 eontroverey. B u t" we can guest reason to believe themselves are going at that hour. There arc ^ j Regular $29.75 Mattresses \J * ^ 0 velt auggeeted this indirectly. masters of the craft they had 4. Continuance o f toe U. S. | that It Is what It should be—a no sh ^ s open _ j Krause. ,N arry A. Kfodel. Robert 1 * Employment service as a national i Things Are Fresher At The Only a handful at this p ric e .. . Simmons, United SUtea and mood and an -instinct not to trav­ choisn, -And, in culmination of Moving rteture o f Riiins ^ I a . .Kui^ana. Richard R. Keeney.; Serta. Box springs to match a few. If you want an outfit. , agancy, at laaat temporarily.- Mr. ] all tSih’ progreaa toward, expert- -. Aa toe cars click Frkn)t M. Kasevich, Alf.red Ko-l' Rooaevalt wanted a national em -, PAPER COLLECTION el any farther Into th«i way of get a moving picture of Are bomb ^ neaa in ihelr chosen field, they eat zicki, Harry Kleltman. waiter J. plhyment service . permanently, j state soclaliam until we have giv­ ruinsruin* along to*the Yokosuka ^and Kullgowaki. Frank Kuclenskl. ■r^ I IN THE down antf .drew up plan* which Yokohama water fronts. Fanatical y ” | The state employment offices Were j en the 9ld way of self reliance a / ^ ' L . . taken over by the government ] M oth er5 could not, by any atwidard or Japanese have approached solitary new chance.' For a dosen years American passengers in the last' Corado J. Lombardo, William. C. during the war. ^ knowledge known to them, fall Regular $ 3 9 .5 0 Bo^ Springs 2 9 5 0 5. Stronger machinery for con- ^ we have been traveling in the di­ few days to denounce them for toe Lynn, Leo R. Lange, John, A. **WHERE G ElSim E OU4UTY PREVAILS’* Lawler. William F I<*Pine, An-1 tinuing to give farmers i Federal i T&hp grocer rection' most commonly designat­ Then they went ahead, and .destruction. But we arc a good thony L. Lanzano, John H. L a r-, A big selection In thia group of prewar-postwar quality box support' fo r their prices. Thta'i 997 MAIN STREET A Pew Steps Below Haie’s TEUEt'HONE 2-0?84 now here they are, flat on their sized ghoup and if any Japfip*** ed as "left.” There are oply a rabee. Richard E. Lewis, Sebas-. spring* by SerU, Red Crosa, Sealy, Stearn* * Foster. Deep, kind of price support was passed’ in our car nurses a grudge „ _ resilient, hand-Ued coU apring conatructlon. SECTION backs, all their consummate plan­ by Congress in Mr. Roosevelt’s ; now lias a few die-harde who now prppos'a keeps It to himself. Ouri OflScers | tlan F Lombardo. | time and was signed by hipn. ] -that w* ihould enter any audden ning merely a boomerang Into atm pack their sidearms...... M - ____ , their own disaster. They have all Most natives who speak^Engllsh j Jgmer Mayhew, Horace L, Mil- 6. Low rent housing with Fed­ reverse o f direction and try to eral help ritould be resum.pd. It Complete line FREE DELIVERY ' head back to the *xtrem e"rlght/' kinds of ,alibis for their defeat, seem well disposed. One little | ler. Stanley W . Majew-skl, Jr.. Nipponese, after hesitating scverall i John Muachko. William A. Mac- 19.75 was atarted, in the Roosevelt re­ and all these alibis mention tome Regular $29.75 Box Springs ANYWHERE — TELEPHONE 2-0784 :0n the other band, there are many timea. comes over and haltingly ] Donald, Joseph Martino, uafnriiPatrick 11 gime. Mr. Roosevelt said, every d A-tiierlcan has a right to a "decent smooth who think we ehould try to halt material thing, like the number# aays, with a friendly, proud grin: J. Mc6inn, Harold R. McLagan, Over 16 In tola group of full and twin aize box apringa. Select NOW — Model Friiits and Vegetables Are As Near To You As Your T^lcpbone! home.” on or near that center which Pres­ of our planes or the production bf "I play baseball.’’ George 8. McCollum, William P. l| them to match a mattreaa abovi, if you want a TOmplet* Give Us a Callfor Things That Are Fresher. McCarthy. Woodrow H. McCann,: Study of Poselblllty Ordered • ______*1______■ ______ident Roosevelt was always "a lit­ our factories. But every one of We a.*k him whatypo.*itlon he outfit! Simmons, Red Cross, Stearns * Fonter and united ime-teictttted Gloria S. McKinney, Lester W. 7. A single Federal agency for these alibis lies within the zon.e on plays. ■ States makes! * ' ' ' ^ carrying out scientific research tle left of,” many who think that He looks puZzlfti at flr.*t and McIntosh. Arnold C. Mortenaen, j we should now consolidate and which they did their own perfect then .replies"yFir.*t base—1' pl% 'buncan T. MacDonald, Vincent J. and development for the good of SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK-END! ail. Mr. Roosevelt ordered a riudy settle down after a marked, peHod planning. It was on the basis of first base 3fi/years.’,’ . ; McCloud, Henry , A. Mallett, Mere­ dith Murdock, Palmer R. Miller,' croiuK i»oi . . . ao quantities subject to prior aale,----and-- offered------"A * la.” Some ware made', o f Jthls possibility. It was YELLOW RIPE of change, and many who think,^ planes and production and ^ toe When w t tell him that's a long doing fast Franklin J. Murdock, Elton E. houae piece* have had their wrapping tom allghUy, allowing them to beco^me aolled on completed after Mr. Roosevelt’s v»- like that they predicted their pwrt time tp’''oe stuck in one plqce. he therefore, that we should not rush noda/and gringl with understand- Morae, W alter C. McLachlan, j corner or aide. Nothing that impair* the Bleeping quality . . • nothing hut what can death. The study'said such an into new experimentation now. victories. IngT He scrawls out his' name fob Raymond A. McGegan, William E. be eaally clean^. ; , . _ .. agency ehould be created. Baby Foods 8. Moderate tax cuts in 1946. If there is going to be anything Sooner or later, it should b e g i^ S ^ H id e Sudzukl -a n d says he Is Mahoney, Edward W. Miller, Fred j J. Minlciicci, Joseph J. Murawskl, | Mr. Roosevelt sald'toat after .the left of oUr free enterprise and now a truck driver. He Is so small to strike the world, wnd even t h o ^ looks like h e woultj have to Bernard F. Mcllduff. \ wap minor tax adjustments would in glass-jars self’ reliance tradition in the who still retain ideas of unlimited use a stepladdeif to field a ground­ be necessary. ^ ' N ; 8. Appointment o f a single siii>: America of the future, ^it has to conquest, that plana for su«h’-eofi-' er. He says, lie played against -Silvanua Nlcol, W alter A. New-| s m -Re t f r e e s t o n e .MELIXIM’ RIPE NATIVE visiting American teams before phia property director instead ou be given ita chance now, and it quest, no matter hpw methodical comb, Fiorlno Negro, than in July. In July there were Ohitnarv house Electric Corp. yesterday by story continues. Thc.se former WH’TD—Terry and the Pirates; Irishman friim TaftvUle may have ( Prephta^lons were under way ^buke" enter Utp service and she cd with flying colors and was Legislature at the "small town"’ Freedom'-Of Opportunity; W n c j; 81 eaaea, representing a vote o f 8,320 to 45t, favored a premiers were a.skcd their opinion WTHT—Meet the Band; W n C Danny O'Rourke Choice | a cbance/to prove this should the The Dilworth-(?orneH P o st' I02,,i for Japa^se surrender in Shang­ wss even more plSa^ed to have her shipped off to a Coast Guard base elections to^ be held throughout —Correction Please. Athletic Director Timers, Yanks § flw n aid at a cost of 13,214.37 strike to enforce demands for a about efforts to conclude a peace. —When a Girl Marries. Filers whip the' PA’s, tonight and American Legion is expected to de- hai. A/elaydd dlspatch .from that pet home again, 'thcldehtnlly a while a certain little girl in the the state In . October. 9:00— '■■~)RC — 'It; Payj to be I g ­ Of Thread City Nine n ^ ^ 12 to 6; Tony Berube il,ieh«e In Auinwt there were ^ bonus and incentive pa^ rates. A Most of them favored peace but 5il5—WDRC Main Street. Hart­ if he pitches against either Mickey i fend ,|helr Hartford Couiity -Bowl- clty^^lald Lleut.^ Oen. Chen sK>i-' much better dog tharT'^hcn he McCann household shed a few tears Their elections of town officials norant; WHTD — Famous Jury H'eaaes and 74 persons an 1 the cost date for the strike call jwas to be rcfraincvl from .so advising the ford; W H TD — /'Drck Tracy: Delucca or Lefty Perzan. ing 'League laurels this coming Si>d; repre.senting the ^Thlrd went away and he was a'fw; tion will be answered- tonight when : tie In the sroond. clflc area. He arrived two days'i teafti of T w l stars night at the trucking busl^pM. to -use" it to set up-.a club room ance of the war. One of the lead- who said that his office would not By Jack Hand other Chlne^ officers are assisting Plane Wreckage —Tom Mix; wnC/^Front Page WHTD —Fight—Boxing; WTHT befqre the Japa surrendered. I He leaves be.sldes his wife, Mrs. of some kind for thelr^use, as he northern Idaho, Montana and rers for, continuance was' Lieut. certify to the vote on the ques­ the Willimantic nine, faces the Po­ Ass<>rlated Press Spurts Wrltor the West Side Oval before a small' General (^en.) ' j Gen. Teichl Suzuki, one of Tojo's Farrell. — Box..,^ Bouts; w n C Dun- In other towns In the state, Augusta Bo]^t, four sons. Sea­ says that was one of the, things northern Oregon. Union leaders tion u'nllf’ thc final votes were re- lish Americans at the .West Side Hal Newhotiser’f aching back crowd in the annual all star ciass- Yankees to March ’The ./'/nlng of the Surrender Believeti Foiiiul henchmen who reflected Tojo's in­ Evening ninger the M aster. Mentslist. afhletlc -contests are staged by the Zemanek, can be recalled as the man 1-c Henry Boulet, Jr., Robert, lacking when he returned'-'Jrom said they would make a final at­ C6lV6d. • . and Dutch Leonard’s lame shoul­ ic. terms/t Nanktng will take place tempt, to settle the dlspujte with fluence even after the latter was 6:00—Newa on all stations. 10:30-^W'DRC — H a rry' James Oval at 5:45. ' X Police and Fire Departments to swivel hipped tornado that paced' RaymondyMd Norman Boulet; two the previous World . W ar flrith The trouble, Googel said, lay Inj 6:15 — W DRC Jlmmv Carroll Music Makers; WHTD:—^Sport der further complicate the Am eri­ The Blues coached by Paganl In Tokyo^ Center, In’ the national government build­ other veterans. • .operators. toppled from offleg following the O’Rourke has been the shining raise funds for worthwhile cases the Red and- White eleven to an daiightoM, Mildred and June Bou- j(CV>iitlnnBd from P »ge One) the submlttlnifr act accornp.snylng Sings: W H TD —Digest o f the can League flag race today as the scored all their four runs In the ing. Boatner aald he )>elleved the The Mls.ses Sylvia and Kathleen loss of Saipan. Show; w n c -r- Sports News­ light in the Thread City nine’s late among the two departments. It unbeaten season In '43. The local lef, an of Wapping: three step- "^Ljirge Strike Reported Settled the amenfiment adopted by the Air; Orchestral Interlude; WTIC reel. clubs go back to a normal single second inning when they pounesd mSln surrender there would - be Martin and Miss Alice Markha War Minister Kobclchika Anaml, spurt that gained the team a tie seems- that It wouldn’t be a bad Marine has Bill Shaw, husky full­ General to Enter sops^ Sergeant William Meek, sta­ Bf, Wou)d be soon. On-e..of the country's largest 1945 L,egisli»turc. It provided Music: Concert Hour; W T H T — game gait. after two dizzy days on the offerings of Mike Saverlek. ■followed by other surrenders at. the , story continues, was one of 10:45— wnc — Program from for fourth place with the Meh’a idea In Manchester to follow these back on' the same team, as a tioned In Guam; Philip Meek, re­ ’’ Griffith said the plane was due were here for the week end from | single...... _ Walkouts, _ , effecting 15,000 'th at the amendment Could be vot­ — Victory Is Your Bustne.ss. New York. lines. and nights of doubleheadei-s. The latter' waa .making his flr*t such points as Cantop. Peiping arid their work at the Lawrence Me- the prlnclpaL proponents of sur-' Club _during- the regular league buddy. Both were outstanding cently discharged from the Army IhiNew York at 6:49 a. m., e.w.t., workers aV-Uie Consolidated Steel ed upon only In those towns- and 6 :3 0 ~WDr C—George B Arm­ Newhouser - reported to the pltehlng start in four years after (OoatlDued^ from Page OneV other cities. In each area, he said. render, explaining that as former 11:00 News on all stations. schedule.' it took two games . to prospects for college ball. after three and a h flf years’ serv­ to^ay. mortal Hospital, New London. Corp- *n B"aiilnt«5nt. Tex., was re­ cities where town elections were to stead: W H TD -Answer Man; Tigers yesterday, before their lengthy Army service. It was likely that the local Chinese Inspector general of Army aviation 11:15- WDRC — Night Owl; settle fourth place but It was In baseball; players are Imported ice In the Paclfle, and Alfred Meek ^lEastem Air Lines said the Miss Kathleen returned for work ported settled but'jio confirmation be held to elect town officials. W TIC—Bob Steele split with the Yankees., but Man­ tha Allied /powers motora/i>ast commander would decide the he fully realized the extent of 1 W H TD — Music: W TH T — Base­ O’Rourke that did the trick. and play under one banner, and the TTie Country Club- will be the Yosh Kinel went the distance of Wapping: a stepdaughter, Mrs. Monday but the two others spent was Immediately available. 'The Will Not Vote Until Illil 6 :45 -T- W DRC — News; WHT|D-/- ager Steve O’Neill - is n ot' sure doiwn-towi/ buildings- to ^ ^ e emr method to Be em ploy^ In hand­ Japan's nerial defeat. Anaml's i ball Scores; It's Dance Time; .j New Lease ot Life ' | opposing department does like­ scene of one o f . the grandest for the winners and aitbough Clarence Strickland of Wapping; Labor Day here. Beaumont Enterprise Said work All but tlye of the 169 towns ■C^iarlie Chan; . W T lC —Lowell when he’ll be able t6 start. bassy, there to raise w seme ling Japanese who lay down, their I Robert Horton spent the week subsequent suicide was due princl-' w n c — Harkqess of Washing­ Last Wednesday, night It was wise. Tickets are made up and parties of the yeaf tonight with a touched for twelve safeties, hs two brothers and two sisters In 121 Persons Killed would be resumed M o n d ^ -lh the and cltiea wnl elect-officials In Oc­ Thomas. O’Rourke who threw a two hltjter " I t ’s all up to Hal," said Mi* American flag which JKW over the arms. *nd and Labor Day with his uncle pally to his failure, as war, min­ ton. ' “ ■ placed On sale aeveral Weeks be­ fine program arranged. A cock­ managed to withstand the assault Woonsocket, R I., 'and five grand­ As Plane Crashes Navy shipyard op rated by the tober or November. Five Towns, T:00— W D lfC — Mommie and the at the Hamilton Props and his nooka Steve. ’The doctors in |pe- White House In ^ s h ln g to n . D Boatner aald It Was possible the and 4iunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. ister. to control the A rm y,' these 11:30— W DRC — Night Owl;. fore the game. Both teams tail party at 6:30 will start the with the help of some brilliant children. company, '•'’ending the walko'Ot. however, all of them biennial elec­ Men: WHTD —Headline Edition; mates scored two runs fo r a 20 tn trolt said he’s underweight and C., Dec. 1941. the day that will Japanese might be left tn control Linde In West Hartford. ; sourcesBpur insisted; W H TD — Music; W THT--Dance capitalize on the move and It has evening off, followed by a buffet fleldinrt especltily bj Pete Kapura The funeral will be held at ten which started earlier this week. tion towns, will not vote for town W T H T — Fulton Lewis. Jr.: 0 shade. The Fliers have taken Bruno Bycholskl luncheon. A t 9 the. various teams plenty of rest was needed. He’ll Mve^lnfam^V" of such matters as utilities and Miss Marjorie Martin Waa home fter these , ^bombastic develop- , ..... Orchestra: ivn c — American become one of the big sporting at short. The latter started' two o’clock Monday morning at the — Twenty one p/^rsons Were A thi .'e-weeks-old strike by officials until May, 1947. They w n c — Supper Club. on a new lease of life since the in tb« third Annual Team Cham- go when he sayS he's ready. That bether^sicArthur will pro^ other civilian services after the from Boston for the’ week end and ments, .Empe.rihr Hirohlto acttxlelv Farmington. Naugatuck, Story. events of the season. twin killings and fielded hia po­ Holmes Funeral Home, 28 Wood- killed early today In the crash carriers, halting publication of T:15— W DRC—Jack Smith Songs: addition 'of Red Barber. Whltey Bnino '‘Buck" Bycholskl, veter­ could be today or next week.” ,, _or car tb Marunou- Labor Day. ’’ entered the fight In the A«g. 8; Trumbull, Sherman and Slmshurv. piunship will be atictioned' off by sition flawlessly. ' bridge street. Manchester. Rev. official surrender, until such tlrrie of an Eastern Airline plane eq three St. Louis newspapers, was WHTD —Raymond Gram Swing: 12:00— W H TD — News; Music; Ramajan and Adam Lesneskl. an local baseball, basketball and H&ud Ge(ighegan as MC. - Leonard came up with bis sal­ /waS;^ot disclosed although car Mr. and Mrs. John VanZander cabinet ipC^lng and with his sub­ T J e hasebali season Is on tlje Jinrmy Blanchard relieved Sav- Edward C. Duffy of St. Francis as the Chinese can take over — route from Miami to New York, ended and the papers—The Globe- The submitting act, which spe­ ■WTHT— Hartford Heroes Speak: wnc — News; Mr. Smith Goes Barber and "Lesneekl are good ary wing trouble after retiring probable. A four-lane sequent surprito. surrender broad­ football star.has been engaged as w a/out. 'Basketball Will be htTre erick the~rourth and hurled thv of Assisi Church. South Windsor, perhaps In about three months. Betty Frier, of The Florence have returned from a trip through Democrat. The Post Dispatch and cifies the manner in Which- the . w n c —News of the World. to Town. • stickers snd along with O’Rourke. Reser\'ationa may be made fo r r ‘ 1’^ ‘^"1 * Browns in order in tn ay leads from his present the Canadian provinces, spending cast—the first tln)e, say these recreation director at the St. sh ort/xn d possiblv an attjractlon last three frames, givinjg. up. only will officiate and burial will be In The American officers said _ he News, told The Associated 'Stal--Ttmea—planned to resume popular referendum on the 7:30—WDRC — Jerry Wayne 12:3(V- w n c —Three Suns Trio. Leo Dadilt and Happy Mlela'give tonight’s affair hy calling pro Ben ‘ he first Inhlng of their twi-nignt .quarters at Yokohama to Ma- a week. Mr. VanZander has been sovirces, that he ev"^ had taken Stans schbdl in Meriden if was re­ for the Police aYul FIrif'Depart­ One hit in this time: George Dix­ ttje Buckland cemetery. believed the only way td handle Pre.ss. An of the passengers publication. The carriers struck amendment shall he ^conducted; She ; W H TD — Lone Ranger; 12:45— Wn<3— Lee Sims, pianist. the Flieqa plenty o f punch at the Roman ^t 2-0234. Plan now to twin bill at Washington. Marino ___ ouchl. the geographical center released from the maratime serv­ (Jlt-ect action on his owp'-responsl- vealed today. ' ment may be staged. / It Is some­ on with two hits in three tripe lad the Japanese surrender was to ' and crew members died In the over publishers’ refusal to recog­ limits voting to those local elec­ plate. attend. Pieretti finished off [the ' Job In f o f Tokyo apd logical starting point The funeral home will be open bllity. The towering local man, an hon­ thing to think over by the parties the Blues while Tony! Berube with have them "turn In. their suits.” crash and several of the bodies ice and will go back to the Uni­ nize Iheli ilfiion for collective bar:^ tions whefe town officials are to The Filers have one of the hard­ aatisfactory fashion but Manager for any parade. ) from seven o’clock Saturday eve­ versity of Connecticut to complete be chosen. ' It prohibits voting orably discharged veteran of concerned. - ' ' , a perfect night at the plattar, He said If varloiu staff problems were badly burned. Miss , Frier gaining purposes. y - i est hitting teams In the league Carl “Genersl" Custer the first Osate Bluege has cause for fu­ Win Be Fully Armed ning until funeral time. a degree. Mrs. VanZander, the. on the questlo'U.at the 1946 state World W ar il, has been o n e 'o f th'ree for three, paced the - looing were allowed to Interfere with, the said quoting wltnes.ses who had Sor,-e of the stoppages were Resume Fight^ Broadcasts with all their regulars on deck. base mouthpiece, won the attend­ ture worry In Leonard’s condition. The Seventh and Eighth regl- former Mi.ss LUlian Grifflng, will election, he said.-. Therefore, he^ Manchester’s leading til around A game between the North End White nine. turning In o f Japanese arms, dif­ returned from the scene of the several weeks’ duration, IneKidlng AH Willlmahtic's hopes wHl rest ance prize last night despite the Dutch ha.sn’t gone the route Ip menU will be fully armed, dressed Mrs. Helena Ho^dhd return to the Nathan Hale School, Manchester wlU 'have to wait iiutll May. 1947, athletes during the past decade. and South End firemen would be ficulties might arise. crash. those at the Midvale Steel Co., tn upon the shoulders, of O’ltourice. pirotests^jof his buddy; Dickinson any of Ills last five' outings, losing There were plenty of solid baa# In combat khakis and will wear Manchester, as teacher of home before the full vote Is la and the In the coaching field he guided the another natural. Now that the Mrs. Relpna HollpM of 26 Un­ ’The American officers said he Nlcetown, Pa., Idling 6,500 for 19 Tonight Over ABG Network The ’ P A ’s are the defending that U '^'08 in the bag. three of four before last night. hits by both teams. Al Surowlae steel helmets and field boots. They economics. secretary of state cart'certify as IX Polish Americans to the Twilight w ar is over mors competitive collected the only extra basa hit den street died last evening nt the ^ lieved the only way to handle the days; the Spicer Manufacturing 'Date Book league champion's. The team b u With only 20 games to play, and a n from the Second, brigade, com­ Manchf ster M ^orial' hospital A pleasant family party "took to the complete result. 'This de­ League-.championship last year. sports between organizations In of the night, a double over tlia Japanese surrender was to have plane had made scheduled stops Co. In PotUtown, Pa„ where 1,870 r o M the rooet for the past two The All Rockville football team five doubicheaders listed before manded by Brig. Gijn Hugh Hoff­ after a shoi/lUness. She leaves place Sunday In observance of the lay. he said, would be lacurred Mew York, Sept'. 7—(4^— Fight "Atlantic Spotlight: 3 Mintirel In addition he- has helped many town wouldn’t be a Sept. 23. loss of Leonard for an road in rightfield tn the second them "turn tn their suits” He said at Jacksonville and Savannah, have been out fo r 20 days, and In Tonight seasons. This year with til of the bad move at ^.jn j,o)d their, first drill Tuesday man, San Antonio and El Paso, two alstera/Mrs. Michael J. Barry birthday of Mrs. Cliarles C. Sel­ even If there was no doubt th^ a broadcasts resuming .tonight on Melodies;'6 Sustaining the Array local'lads In the finer p oln ^ 'bf all. extended period cuulu well doom that gave the Bluek their first two If varloiui staff problems were al­ and that stops had been scheduled Hollywood, wliete 7,000 employes Grange Fair, State Armory, Wings; 7 Our Foreign Policy; 10 stars o f the 1944 team gone, the play i/the big three sporting evening at 6:30 at Recreation Field Texas. of Mancjrester and Mrs. Michael at the Ralelgh-Durham airport lers. A chicken dinner and a large Frtdajr evpfllng. Saturday after­ majority of the voters In the other ABC, fofm/^ly the BLU and the team managed to plug along and In Rockville. All local players in-; pmnant chance.": markers. - . . The Seventh regiment, led by lowed to Interfere with the turning ^ _____ ...... have been a IdhIdfed by a months-old Judy Canova show . . . (JBS —10 games. Darcy ./of Deep River; also aeveral and at Washington. handsome cake graced the' dining ! 164 rniinictpamles had either a ^ , network of their origination be­ with the help of servicemen and The American Legion and V et­ terested in trying out -are Invited thlrtgs look orlghfer for The losers scored single tallies Ueut. Col. William A. Adams, of in o f Japanese arms, difficulties table and Mrs." Sellers received ! "trike of tgChnlcal workers In mo- noon and evening. a. m. Give and Take Quiz; 2:30.p. nieces and nephews. Names of Civilian Passengers ■Voting machine demonstration proved or rejected the amerid- fore the pre-wa')\transfer .to M B S,. discharged vets. He has p l/ < d and . refereed erans of Foreign Wars and the to attend. the Senators today In the w;on and in the fourth and fifth innings. in Paso, will open the occupation might arise. tlon plc^fre studios, m. Barnyard Follies; 6:15— Peo­ ’The fjmeral will be held Monday Griffith announced that the "lopy pleasing remembrances. hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Ij ment. . . . i will start with a/acheduled ten-; Fliers Better (Yinditinned many basketball gqmes and is one lost column for they’re only a Keene;v singled in tlie first inning o f Tokyo, scheduled at the outset Gen. HSlao Yl-Shu. chief of staff More than a score o f other dis­ ple’s Platform "Should the-Draft afternoon .at 8:30 at the T. P. Hol- names of civilian passengers Saturday, Sept. 8 I Ohly a special session of tbs'-1 rounder between Nick Morati and s -CToach Buck Bycholskl is unde- of the moot pop iilii/p layers In game and a half back of the and w;hen he attempted to stretch- to take In 40 of the city’s more -to Gen. Ho 'Ylng-(?hln. Held < om- putes were reported, affecting Be Continued?” 8:30 Lionel Bar­ Tortn Funeral home, 175 Center aboard, as relayed from Miami, Making voters at Municipal Legisiatiire can correct this sit- Ike Williams. Don Diinph ;and Bill etded oil his mound choice. L eftv town. Buck has the i/ it wishes Tigers.. Waahingtiin tofik.a hhrd. ihe hit toto a double ho was to than 200 square miles. mander o f the CThlnese Armies, ar­ wpfkers In coal mines, packing 3 afreet, and'from St. Jamea’a church building. Hours; 9 a. m. to 8 uatton, GoogSl aald.- rymore’s . mayor;— 9;45 Jessica Jadziniak who was hit freely by Of lucal rgna Iti riil* nevir asBi^- fiuight pair from the St. Louis cd out by a fine throw from Suro- Dome!. Japanese news agency, rived here yesterdsy for the .sur­ inrludcd; Corum will continue at the. ring- Warren and Jarvis F a c ^ at 9 o’clock. BuHal will be In St Ahoilt Tomi .plants, bakeries apd in manufac­ Dragonette Serenade . . . A ^ C — the Grill In hl.s latest start may be ment. « Browns. 2-0, behind .iohnny N ig­ wiec .to Kapura. said the first troops would enter render ceremonies. R. ShClnfeld, no address; L. F. p. m. aide, starting at 10 o’clock. 'x. Jbaeph’s cemeWry In Cheater, turing plants. ^ Orange Fair. State Armory. 10:30 a. m. LaHd’of the L ost;'1:30 on the moiind -and then again iti geling and 3-2 on the Leonard- Buildings and automobiles In Cqckbum, 1744 Southwest Fifth AfteV/each fight. Joe Hasel is lo. Hliiea (4) . the eity at fi a. m. tomoirow (5 Conn. Alex Eagleson. F 1-c of 87 'West Voting machine demonstration p. m. Roundup Time; 4 Saturday may be Bycholskl. The latter holds Pieretti combine.' In addttioti to the capital have hIo,s.somed out street, Miami;. W. E. Gray, of. the! conduct a aports show with guests,^ Nicholsj Bristol Tonight AB. R. H. PO. A. E. '■'p. m. Friday e. w. t.) MacAr- ’The Holloran Funeral home will art. I-street. Is aboard the A ircraft Car-, hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Engagements Symphony: Ann Kullmer; 6:45 a decision over the Filers. [ an efficient relief Job. 'littie Mar with Chinese'national flags, for­ Standard Oil Co., m home Us length d^iendlng on how much Maiqr Leqme Pagsnl. cf . . . . 3 1 1 0 0 0 -ihlir ia leading Ifi.OOO troops Into be open at 7 p. m. Saturday eve­ rler U. S. S. Randolph Ift^tm! Pa-| Fanatical Officers Sunday, Sept. 9 Labor; USA: 8 Gilbert and Sullivan rino contributed three hits to the double play. Even AB. R. H. PO. A. E. wrongfully appronrtating to, his The story continues that they Main street announces the engage­ Sec. Harold L Ickes from Wash­ Aaton Robinson,/Yankees, and P ^ ^ fou gh t in Hartford, Jammed central Honshu, negotiations were morial Hospital, Monday, Septem­ uated from the Avigtion Store- Annual Softball J^ague banquet. flanked by A1 Surowlec and Swede ; Htts— Holmes, Boston, 196; Ro- games before Warren and Jarvis Joe McCarthy got so excited, ar­ Keeney, 2b ___ 2 0 1 0 2 1 o"wn use, money not exceeding-$200 approached Lieutenant General ment of her dau^ter, Miss Lois ington .. . MBS 5:30 Finale of Les ’Milejler, TiMlWr-RobUison's the Outdoor - auditorium arena Osborn, ss ___ 4 0 0 under way for the American Navy ber S, were held yesterday aftef- Name.s of military passengersschool at Jacksonville, Luthanian halt. two horned set pace In-14-5 rout Salmonaon, twp good hitters. The! sen. Brooklyn, 168. finally edged .the Center Streeters guing that Doc Cramer had Inter­ 2 2 2 of the Montgomery Ward Com­ Mori, commandant of the Impe­ M. Coleman, to George W. Pal- the service series, American Eagle last Tue'Sday night to witness the .Saverlek, p to take over a Japaneee bang on noon at two o’clock at the John were withheld promoted to Avla- Sulida^'. .Sept. 16 of Detroit; J^eller’s three-hit P A ’s punch...Is in the outfield al-1 Doubles—Holmes, Boston, 42: 1 to 0 belilnd Firehall Pop Glea­ fered with Frank Crosettl’s throw ___ 4 0 0 0 2 6 pany of Manchester on June 18. rial Guards division—the emper­ lein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael, In Britain, originated b’y BBC from Nick Stato-'Rohbv PoIowitz«T bout .. . 4 the extreme north tip o f Honshu. B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 East In addition'to Captain King. f|on Storekeeper Third CTass In Annual outing, A rm y and Navy pitching gave l^ngals even break, though Bychrilajd and Mike Saver-1 Walker. Brooklyn, 37. son, at second, that he was thrown out Kellis, rf . I 1 1 0 1 1945 and was sentenced to 30 davs or’s troops— at the barracks In Palleln of 224 Oak street. , N® London. "The program, started In . . . .ijtato in winning never looked Shortly after B a. m„ today (fi Center street. were R. A. Kelley, co-pilot, and ‘ he U. S. Navy Entering the Cflub, G ^den Grove. 5-2. Ick can break ujy.an.v ball game. ■ Triples—Olmo, Brooklyn. IS; Gleason will carry the hopes of of a game for the second time this -Barber, lb ...... » u 6 0 0 In Jail by Judge Raymond R. Azabu, a 20-mlnute march from 'wedding date has been set. November, 1940, Had as its pur­ better. . ...The Greek under ’^ic p. m. ’Thursday c.w .t). Rear Ad Rev. Alfred L. Williams, rector Gertrude Graham, flight attend- Navy Oct. 12, 1943, he received Field'TYlala. Connecticut Sports- George Kell, Athletics, and .Starting time hits, been .«et at' (fucker. New York, and Pafko, the WJ’s into battle as 'ife has in season. Johnson, if ___ 3 u 1 2 0 Q. miral Kanome, chief of staff of Bowers, presiding. the palace. men/Manchester Dirialon, Talcott- pose a trans-Atlantic link between 5:45, with watchful eyei^qf 'BlIl Gore, Pep’s Berube, c...... 3 0 3 3 0 0 df St. Mary’s Episcopal chtirch of. ant. All were based at Miami. his recruit training at Sampson. They demanded that Mori sta­ Wally Mo^s, White'' Sox—Kell’s the lumat' Aftendance Chicago, 11. the past. If Pop la right and he has The Tigers finally copped the Judge Bowers also suspended 20 e Flats. G I’s in England and their folks at prize. . guiding light, boxed Polowitzer, Menoch- 3b. .. 3 the Omlnato Naval base, led a whl^h Mrs. Leemon.was a mem N. Y., later being tran.sferred to tion his troops around the palace ninth-inntog single broke, up first Home runs—Holmes, Boston. been in the past month, he, richly nightcap, 5-2, with Les Mueller, 0 0 0 2 1 days of the 30-day Jail sentence Wednesday, Sept. 19 borne. It goes off on the premise displayed a fine Jab arid his fre­ Salmonson, cf . .3 4 Japaneee delegation aboard the her, iifllclilted. During the service the Niival Air Technical Training on the pretext of guarding t ^ game, y U Moses tripie«i and 28; Workman, Boston and Adams. earn* the dtgtifictlon as the ace an ex-soldier, throwing, a three-- 1 1 0 0 USB Panamlnt, fiagship of Vice when attorney Jay E. Rubtnow, Annual meeting' Arm y and that it has completed its wartime quent one-two’s usually, found Blanchard, p .. R o ^ r t J. Gordon, baritone, sang Center here. emperor but actually so all Range ond Fuel scored/winning .rim in finale for St. Louis. 22, hurler in the league. hitter, after absorbing a 14-5 lac­ 2 0 1 0 0 0 Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher, off counsel for Blumenthal stated that N avy Club. assignment, in which hundreds o f their mark.,. .There wasn’t any two o f haf favorite hymns. ’’'Dre going cars could be searched^ fo f Sox split,, 5-2. • Stolen bases— '.“Schpendlenst, St. King Carl Kehler or Hook Bren- doubt as to the winner. .. .Pplo- ing In the opener. Four Yanl^ north Honshu. restitution of the amount taken, Hebron ^tu rd ay, Sept. 22 servicemen were Interviewed.- Totals ...... 31. 18 Old Rugged Cross" and "Abide Members of the American Le­ Skeetef Newsome. .Red Sox^ j Louis. 23; Barrett, Pittsburgh. 21. ran.are the Ingicti starting r'.ound witzer was game, but badly out-- homers, two by Icatchef- Aaron 2 12 8 8 ’The delegation opened discus­ said to have been $109, had been the recording. Boys’ Soap Box Derby, auspices Bebe Daniels has ’'esn in the pro­ With Me.’’ \ gion Auuxiliary are asked to meet Mori KlUed on Collected three bits including dou­ j Pitching Brecheen. St. Louis. stars for the NB’s with the former Robinson and one apiece liy Bud Innings; sions to transfer that base to Ad­ made. Manchester Rotary Club. gram since Its start. The finale classed. .. .'The winner has been ...... ’The bearers^ ,were John Hamlll Arthur/R. Gillette, probably this evening at 7:30 at Main and Mori refused, saylpg he would ble. stole s 'base snd drove in two I 11-3, .786; Passeau, ^ ic a g o , 15-6, Metbeny and Cfliarlcy Keller, add­ Blues ...... 040 000 X— 4 miral Fletcher whose warships . Tn explanation. Attorney Rubl- Supper Social, Masonic Social likely to start with Brennan In the assured a shot at Dennis Pat Joseph Hamlll, Edward McCauley, Hebroij;/ dldest male resident, Hollister streets, to enter the W. take orders only from th* Impe­ OIL will include a pickup from this pf Boston's 9-3 margin over Indi- ,714. ed to 15 walks and two hit bats­ White .,...... 000 110 0—$ outfield. Brady and it appears that the moved to the assignment from the now stated that his client w)io Club, Masonic Temnie at 6:30. side for Vice President Philip Car-, .American League Rous batt'.d in, Surowlec, Pon- Thomas Leemon, Raymond Smith, reached his 91st birthday the last P. Qulsh Funeral Home where rial household, atld the conspira­ ^ans. Both teams no doubt wiP be at match will be signed within the men by' the futile Detroit throw­ Aleutians. Omlnato is nearly 400 had been previously employed by I Saturday, .Sept. 29 A. H. Hayes Fuel Co. lln of MBS, ^ . standing* Batting— Cuccinello. ,Chicago. gratz, Johnson) Savertek; tWo-bass all o f Manchester/ and WllHarfl they will pay final tribute to Mrs tors killed h li/ o n the spot. 'They Johnny Niggeling and Marino full' stro igth with Coach (Trank next two weeks In order to hold ers made It a cakewalk for the miles north of Tokyo. ' the Montgomery _Ward CMmpany of August, hale and hearty. Charles Krob who was h member All Service Night here by State When Phil Lord's Gangbusters ; Boudreau. Q e v e l^ fl, 306. hits, Surowiec-; Stolen bases, i ^ 'Turklngton of Bridgeport. Inter- then Wrote/fake orders to which Ray and B, M. Fogarty PleretU, . Senators — Niggeling Eastern ■Vittner seeking 10 keep his perfect it outside, before cold weather home club to the delight of 37,808 Plans call for occupational here as a salesman had taken the /In aditlon to mention which has of the unit. Guard, parade and exercises. resumes on ABC next week at the RiJUf — StlrnweisA -New York, pura, Surowiec; double plays, Kor ment waa In the East/Elmetery. they forgCd his name, but some blanked St. Louis In opener, 2-0, W. U Pci. GBL. record intart since taking over the sets in .. . . Where Matchmaker paying customers. foreea to move into Sendai, 190 money mentioned as a deposit ^ Laying of cornerstone and dedi­ new Satuirday night time of 9, Po­ Utica ...... 82 50 .621 — 91; Ste'(>benB, St./Loula 77. By the split New York remain­ pura to Katkaveck 2; left on bases. already been made o f him It majr of his Subordinates recogplzed the cation of Andersoh-Shea, V. F. W. arid Pieretti took over when Warren and Jarvis team. Gus Browne dug up the palokas miles north of Tokyo, Naligata, furniture required by a custo— Manchester Girl Scouts Leaders lice Commissioner Louis J. Valen­ Albany ------7 7 '5 9 ..566 7 Runs ' Dotted In—Etten, New ed 1-2 len^hs out of first. St. White 5, Bines-4; strike-ouU, SaY- Mrs. nizabeth B. Kroik be said that he Is a fine gardener, after part of the troops Home, Manchester Green at 4 p. m. Dutch Leonard retired with sore The winner of tonight’s game Who fought on the umiercard. no 6 16Q miles northwest, and Aomori, gave the customer a recelpf Association will hold its first fall tine of. New York ((Sty will be the York, 91; (Ju,Ilepblne. Detroit. 83. Loiils Is five" games behind and The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth departed for the palace. Sunday, Sept. 80 256 Center St. Tel. 2-1633 arm to earn 3-2 second decision.- Wilkes-Barre.. 75 59 ..560 8' one knows, He fcertainly scraped erick 1. Blanchard 2. KInei 1; hits serosa Mutsu bay. from Omlnato, Montgomei, Ward re eipj/ taking care of his own crops with­ meeting Wednesday evening, Sep­ program’s new commentator^ and Hits —StirnwetSa, New York, will fare RockviUe^s Stolle and Cleveland, virtuatly eliminated, Buzzell Krob who died at the Man­ Finally, It was declared, some Legion • outing. Garden Grove, Bill Nicholsbn, CubS;—Knocked Hartford . . . . . 68 64 .615 1 4 the bottom of the barrel... .The off Saverick ,5 Tor 4 runs In 3 Inv within the next two weeks. but had not turned In receipt out outside help, unless for plow­ tember 12, at eight o'clock In thj Rear 829 Main' TeL 4366 “chief Investigator." Simultaneous­ 161: . Moses, C hloag/4 50 .' Gamble ten next Monday-night tn dropped eight off the pace by chester Memorial hospital ’Thurs­ ing to begin with. His tomatoes of the conspirators committed sui­ Keeney street. In half of Chicago’s runs In 6-1 S ciw n ton . . , . . 6.5 67 .492 17 best scheduled fight on the under­ nlnga, Blanchard 1 for 0 rua" in S ’The laborious, far flung task at the office. y" osct the fi-st game o f ^ best two out of ^ Center Congregational!church. cide within the Azabu barracks. ly with this announcemen.t came margin over New York, two com- Elmira ...... 62 72 ' .463 21 Doubles-;- M ^ Chicago, 30; card Jailed to go on. One featur­ bowing to Boston, 9-3. innings; losing pitche Taverick; of occupation elsewhere than In day rooming will be held at the The customer la t^ went to the are worthy to be exhibited beside, three, game series for the league Another conspirator, learning of another that be was resignittg as Ihg on fifth-frame hpmer. Binghamton ,. ’ 55 80 .407, 28'a Binks, Washington, 29. ing Wendy W ilo and Kenny Chicago broke even In a pair umpires, O'Leary, Flaherty: tlma, a " Japanese home Islands was sW. P. Qutsh F^ineral home, '225, store and r e p o r ^ the Incident those of any prize taker in the Mias Carolyn T. Paganl/f 125 Triples— Stlriiweisii,..New York, championship. town. He'has been a farmer moat the mi8,ca.rrinK« original contmissionkr, effective the da.v Howard Fox, Reds— Broke nine- Williamsport .'. 51 84 .378 32ii James.;. , ,Pat Brady, was fed a with the last-place Philadelphia 1:26. epped up at Singapore and In Main street Sunday afternoon at Which resulted i/ th e Investigation Charter Oak street, whose mar­ Auction Market 17; Moses, Chicago, 14. o’clock. Rev. W. Ralph Ward, o f hts life but has always taken scheme, drove to the radio station before the new scries staHs. after game losing streak with six-hit National Igd who was scared stiff before club which took the first contest, China. and subs ,uept arrest of Blumen­ riage to Raymond R; Glnolfl of Hume runs— Steph«tp*. St a great interest In carpentering with a squad of men, cornered the 11 years tn that Job and after effort against Phils, 4-1. Chicago ------82 47 .636 ' '^Mterday’s Results he entered the rin g .. . .It .wag olj- 6-5, on George Kell’s ninth-inning Time Umito Set Jr., pastor o f the South Methodist thal. It was stated by Attorney Birch street will taxe place Sep­ To Open Siinclay Louis, 20: (?ullenbine, Detroit, 17. and Is atm able to do fine work in radio staff In one room and began nearly 42 years in police work. Bob Elliott, nrates—Raked St. L o u is ___ _ 78' 53 ..59.5 5 vlous tp *11 that he took several single. W ally. Mps«<’ triple helped church will officiate. Rubinow/tnat his client had re­ tember 22 In Str James’s church, Stolen bases - Stlrnwetss, ^ e w Reluctant Japanese elements of repairs and actual construction. a methodical search of the building Brooklyn pitching for single, dou­ Brooklyn ...... 72 56 .563 9'^ Eastern dives before Referee Kid\ Kaplan Orval Grove even the store in Among those who survive Is a tained Hie deposit money, planning was the guest at another fiS.OOO officers and men In Singa­ He comes of a long lived famljy honor for the recording. *rhi Manchester Auction Market On the A ir Tonight: NBC — 8 ble and homer, driving in six runs New Y o r k ___ 71 61 .538 12'i York. 28; M3uitt, Washington. .27- Scranto'n 3, 4 ; Hart^o-d 0; 3. finaily stopped the match,... the 2-1 ’finale. son. Alden C. Krob of the U. S, to p/chase the furniture at an- miscellaneoUB shower 'Thursday Pitching — Muncrief,,%t. Lotils> pore, nervously eyeing vengeful Navy. Hla name was not In­ and his many friends here hope he This maneuver also was thwart­ Is to open Sunday at the Charter Paul Lavalle concert; 9 ~ Waltz In 17-5 rout. P ittsb u rgh ---- 72 63 .533 13 ' Utica 10. Wjllinmsport 4. Brady would throw a body punch The St... Louis Cardinals lost an­ Chinese and Malayan guerrillas, othlretore as the'typ e waited may be spared to see his 100th evening./^ It was given In the ed when one station employe man­ Oak street grounds. It will again Time; 9:30 People Are Funny; 10 . Ed Wright, Braves, -(and Ken Boston .58 74 .439 25>a 11-2, .846;. Newhouser, Detroit. while In a clinch and his dusky other half game to the Chicago cluded In the, list published yes­ State/((dmihistration building., by \^Hkes-Barre” 6,/4.1bany 2. were g;lYen untjl 10 a. m. today ywre not In stock In the Mopening day the sale o f cauli­ Detroit ------75 56 .573 — Chlcag/e, New Y^k 1. ■' a. ni., e.w.t. today) \ to evacuate ofdnmken driving Wedneaday ceded a dinner at .the Sea Food All the while, the aU-lmporUnt BUnd Date; 8:30 This Is FB I; 9:30 l.sd’s purse-s-/. ,,HoW ubmit holding W right pf Boston turiied back tli* G. Welch were held at ning'o’clock all his own house work, and get­ flower. ‘ Other produce w ill also be Washington ^. 75 59 .560 I I 5 New York, Sept. 7 -//P) - Nick (lincihnatKl; Plutadelphia 1. southern • Johore. aftem w n on Oakland street and ting his own meals. He formerly restaurant. recording was still at the Imperial The Sheriff . . . MBS—1;30 Cab Waahingt.n. Sept. 7-^45 -^Th « up ,G>i* Browne f 0r\feedlng . the world champs with three blows, this .morning leatrlngi W. P. offered. Sales will be held each St. Louis . . . . / 70 61 ,.534 5 I Moran, MeXica'n welterweight, Pittsburgh T^Brooklyn 5. - Iri China, United' States trans­ waa flriefl $105- Griffin waa ar­ sang In the Congregational choir palace and was delivered to the Calloway band; (8:30 Firedom of pennant chances o f the^Washlng-- ■paying public mlsmaushes?______9-'l,' arjd Ken Burkhardt ot the Qulsh Funeral H om e^/ 8:30. A be observed as day starting at 2 o’cl-'k, with tjie New York .. A 69 61 .531 5'.. - maKes bis Madison Square Gar- rican ports, were engag^ in the great­ rested (by Officer Edmund F. and was a help in amptCur plays Sunday /wlU radlp station only a few moments Opportunity; 9:30 W ill Qsbarne ton Senators were dimmed today Frankie O irrle khocked out one Birds squared matters for his 16th solemn requiem rtuiM was said Rally Day by the South Method­ exception of Saturday. CHESTER S, (Cleveland . . . . 65 62 .512 8 I deu debut tonight against N. B. JS’ew York 14, / D etroit 5, 5. est airborne movement In Asia's Dwyer 'who investigated an Acci­ ih which he excelleiL/but he has before the broadcast at noon on band. ■' by the ' disclosure tha| pitcher Jesse'James, a colored lad,- no victory in the 7-3 second game’ for with Rev. James/P. Timmiiis as ist and Covenant-Congregational 1 Chicago 65 fid .496 10 A. light champion Ike Williams Boston 9. Clevela/ 3. history, flying contingents of 80.- dent .Involving a car driven by given up such f^ vo ilty of la August 15. Dutch Leonard has a lame 'ahoul- relation to the famed desperado a twi-nlght double. | celebrant, Re/^BronlMav Gada- church schools, the former at 9:30 OSOSKY Boston . . . ( . . . 63 70 .474 13 of Ti'enton, N. J., in a feature Philadellihia 6, l ; Cffiirago 5. 2. 000 Chinese to N(uiklng and other Griffin near the Oakland street years. The public, which had been told Saturday Listings: NBC—12:30 fer. . . . / James couldn’t throw a purtrh Chicago flattened the New rowski as dekeon and Rev. Robert a. m. and thq latter In connection WASHING MACHINES Phlladtiphta .. 41 88 .318 33 10-round non-title bout. Washington 2, 3; St. Lapis 0, 2. cities In coastal provinces. The bridge. , ’The Elsaiiiafl country place was only that the emperor would make and,for the fditr. minutes that he York Giants, 6-1, in thC after-1 . . $12.95 Carroll aa/ib-deacon . with the 10:4(5 worship service. Teacher of , lasted he took an unmerciful beat-/ movement will require 40 days. Upon arriving at the scene 'alive with sociability, and life over an unprecedented broadcast. Was REPAIRED noon,, an easy seventh victory lori Mrs. Arlyne Garrtty sang and ■ V in g.l.. .Whe're James ever came In Manila.' It was disclosed to­ Officer Dwyer found' the GrKBn the week-end and Labor day. Mr. stunned because he had been ex­ ALL MAKES AND MODELS Eordbam Hank Borowy, the ex-/ Chevrolet ,. . . $9.95 presided at the or;: an. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam G. Bond Piano-Accordion froni, nobody knows..Jackie day that 10,000 Japanese troops car straddling a fence with the and Mrs. Arthur Eiseman of Elm­ pected to urge Continued dogged Yankee. , Bill Nicholson’s 12th ^tfri'" was'Jn St. Bridget’s ceme- who formerly lived bn East Mid­ The l^ory of the Atom No. 4: Radium,. Another Stepping Stom MoplVrty a fair featheiAvelght in the' area of north Luzon’s driver at the wheel trying to back hurst, L, I., their daughter. Miss reactance to the Allies. THE S.&L. SHOP homer with a roan on backed up Q ir^ler 6 . . ..$11.95 y where Rev. Gadatowskl .read dle Turnpike, and more recently Peitro Method , , \from '.Waterbury had for -his ’ op- Cagayan valley laid down their the car Into the highway. Anna, their son, CpU Arthur Eiae- 'The same sources which . gave' 34 COOLIDOE 'STREET Borowy’s efficient effort. ' / at 672 Center street, are planning thtf account said that the emperor ponenlt. another bloke who could­ arms Wednesday before 1,00^' "ihe committal service. The bearers He was arrested and taken to mah, Just home from overseas, PH O NES: 8822 - 5059 89-91 Union St. Tel. s7o9 Brooklyn took It ’on the; chin, - De Soto . . . .$11.95 to move to Hartford next week. earlier had won a momentuous tug- n’t ight a lick ---- Why Hartfoid American doughboys of Ma]. Gem were Russell Richards, ' Gustave the police station and was exam­ where he has been for the past but hard., in' Pittsburgh/ losing I of-war with the Army for control can’ put on decent cards once' Robert S. Belghtler’s 37th ( ^ k - Fallot, 'Thomas W allett and Frank ined hV Dr. D. C. Y. Moore who year and a half, Mrs. Eiseman’s 17-6, anmlat a usuat rhubarb with) Dodge ...... $19.95 Lt. Francis, T. Sulilvah met of the Suzuki cabinet, during a in '• ' while is beyond these tired eye) division. ’Their acUpm fol- Nackowskl. adjudged Griffin unfit to operate brother, Alfred Reinhardt and the umpires. Leo Durocher andj Congressman R yter and the Con­ meeting the night of Aug. 8 after . eye." .. . Bob Kelly great Notre F o rd ...... $9.95 ’ lowed by two days the formal sur­ a car. Griffin was represented In Mrs' Reinhardt, and their daugh­ diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiU: Luis (Jlnio well* chased-by Torn ^ gressional CJommlttea during a re­ Danlj^ back last fail IS said to render of all Japanese forces In court this morning by Attorney ter, Miss Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Don­ Russia had^declared war. Dunn during an ’ argument about 1 the Philippines b^^Lleut Gen. George C.- Lessner who brought cent visit to Prague,. Czechoslo­ Taking his first direct action, the have, clinched a starting berth a called strike in the fourth) Hudson 6 . . . $10.95 ald Ronnacher of Massachusetts, vakia. Lt Sulflvan.had a long Tomoyukl Yamqsnita to Gen. ilSospital Notes out In testimony that Griffin was emperor was said to have demand­ with), the US Naval Academy fi:ime. I and MIsa Patricia Campbell, made ihat with Congressman Ryter ed that the cabinet agree to his eleven. .. .Army will .again field Nash i .$11.95, Jonathan! WahtWright, now bound a veteran of two wars. a full house. It seemed like -old I CUFFORD^MOYy SHOP I Fre.’fliman Howard Kox to Cin-1 about friends back In Hartford and surrender proposal. 'The - Army their one-two punch of Doc fo r a hero’s adclalm in the United Admitted yesterday: Cyril Ed­ Dr. Moore. Officer Dwyer and times to have the house open, as cuinati celebrated hi* first pitch­ Manbhester. L t Sullivan, son of clique simultaneously was demand­ Blartthard and Glenn Davis, both Olds 6 _____ ’ $10.95 States. wards. 30 BIssell street: George Chief o f Police Samuel G. Gordon through war times It has been ing succeSa since July 6, snapping Michael Sullivan of 96 McKee ing that the cabinet reject the. em­ All-Americans last year... .Dave The xWercitul task of* freeing C>ivikln. 166 .Woodbrldge street: testified that Griffin was druuJ? closed much o f the time summers. a nine-game losing streak, at the AHle4^ •^rl-soners" of war was high- street Is now serving as Supply peror’s suggestion. Representa­ Fefriss, ace Red Sor hurler may Packard 6 . . . $12.95 Paul Buck. J96 Vernon street: and unfit to operate. Allan L. Carr Was In town part Phils’ expense, 4-1. Izzy Leon was by a .rescue team of 24 Griffin testified that he had been and Evacuation Staff Officer with tives^ of the emperor and of the be through for the year. The rea­ Mrs. Alice Johnsthn, Rockville; of the day Sunday. He had finish­ the victim. , ' Plymouth .. . $9.95 udlng five American Army Mrs. Eva Oimpbell, 267 Oak receiving treatment at the, Vet­ a Medical Battalion, stationed In general stoll sat In on the long pal> son. A sth m a ... .Tommy Holmes ed work at a boys’ camp, Na-Ka- Pllsei/CJzechoalovakla. Inet meeting and reported fre­ BOYS* TROUSERS slugging Braves’ outfielder has 'Iniraea. which boldly took a Jap­ street; Robert Ames, 361 Center erans Hospital for ten months for I I Pontiac . . ., . $11.95 Kwa, In Clinton and is making anese troop train to Kobe—300 street; Mrs. Gertrude Gibson a tumorous condition In hla throat. quently to their principals, who Well tailoscd trousers that S; finally been supplanted by' Phil'i his headquarters at his old were not personally present Cavarretta of the Cuba in the race ' ^tudehaker . .$11.95 miles beyond the nearest American Rockville. Griffin’s car wss badly damaged Edward Boyles of 53 North are made especially to take SI Sport Schedule occupatidn troops. fashioned place in East Hamptoa street left WednesdAy morning, 'The 6ame sources told this story the gaff; S' for the National League batting i Admitted today; John -Mullin, In the crash on Oakland street He is planning a public auction ‘ ’The team took 608 infirm pria- 18^ William street; Mrs. Margaret which knocked down four highway Sept. 6. for Amherst (Jallege, of the neutrality bid to Moscow: ohampionship. Holmes led since there on Saturday, Sept 14. Tonight Prices include linin$ hoara. Including Americans cap- Glenney, RockvlUej. Mrs. Ann Al- fence posts and damaged the where he wlU take a course in the Japan last June offlclally sug­ the early stages of the season. WOOLS PA ’s vs. Fliers, 5:45—W-eat Side torad at; Bataan. O>rregldor, Wake vord, Boitem Centor; Mrs. Helen fence. A' dance at 'the Hebron Town Arm y SpeslsJlzed 'Training Re­ gested to Russia Japan’s willing­ I 4 wheels and labor and Guam and put them ork-a Wilson, 24 Knighton street. ■ -The accused stated that/ he suf- hall Saturday evening was weH atr serve Program. He graduated ness t o . g lv f up Manchuria and $3.9B to $9.95 1 Today’s OantM Oval. . tended .and a nice .little suroliis north China.) 'The document de­ 1 WJ’s vs. N B ’s, 6 p. m.— North L c a v * c a r ! ■ tlM train today liound for Yokohama. Discharged yesterday: Roxanna' -fered a head Injury In the crash with 1945 class of Manchester jour ; (Ik X-nys, discovered 90 year* «g® it) <^ief radioactive minerals were A t Guam, the Navy disclosed Lewis, Wapping; Mrs. Herbert but none of the state’s witnesses waa netted after paying off I the High school. livered to Moscow by Ambassador chemical elements. It was a constant tury cbemlsu seethed to believe. The Eastern End field. 1 s. mominf and pick It Bf h aaotber bold stroke—>a tasK force musicians; to go toward the con­ Naotake Sato,'said no more than i>T WUhelm Konrad Roentgen, started pitchblende, an oi'e containing ura­ source of heat which seemed never to 20th centurv physicists found thqt ra­ Hartford at Wilkes-Barre. Monday ’Thompson and son; ' 29 Haynes remembered Griffin complaining CORDUROYS I tha cYcninff. movement Wednesday and Thurs street; Mra Marion McKay, 500 of any Injury after his arrest or solidated school fund. I • ■’The regular meeting of Dll- that—but it Implied In Oriental a spectacular trail of research that pro­ nium. Searching for the source of diminish. Radium compounds could dioactive elements, as they gave off Albany at Scranton. •’Twl League Playoffs be boiled in water or cooled in liquid day Into Formosa, where more Porter street. during his ‘ examination by Dr. Harold L. Gray, chairman of wopth-Cornell Post. The American fashion that Japan was bargaining $3.98 and $4<98 duced the atomic bomb. 'They helped radioactivity in minerals, Pierre Curie their radiations, changed to other ele­ Utica at Elmira. 5:45- West Side OVti. for Ruasian neutrality. air and the rate of heat production re- ments. 'The meud uranium changed to “ SoftboU League Playoffs OP|^ t:S0 TO !•.*«• than 1,200 Allied prisoners were Discharged today; Mra D9rothy Moore. the Hebron "W ar Council, wishes Legion, will be held Monday night Antoine Henri Becqucrel at Paris in and bis wife Marie Sklodowska Curie Binghamton at Williamsport. Moscow failed to Answer offl- nnained the same. A n enormous sup­ radtiim and radium finally to lead. 'Th* taken off from that fortified island Gerroux, 342 Woodhrl^e street; Bonds, o f Richard Armstfong, to express hearty thanks for co­ A t this meeting the balance o f the 1896 discover radioactivity. Roentgen’s in Paris isolated » small fraction of a NaW-nal . < • p. m.—North Ekid. field. daUy, but the answer waa implied ply of energy or power seemed to be heat from tbeie transmutatioOs.yWero BtlU in J^>aaese hands. George Flavell, 552 vfoodbrldg* 16, of 41 PuSn^ell Place and Donald operation of all members of the amended changes In the by-laws X-rsyt caused certain minerals to glow gram of radium saltifrom tons of pitch­ New York at Cffilcago. when Stalin soon concluded a contained in an inflniteaimal amoupt believed to be the aource of the heat Savaath Fleat Navaltaunlts were street R Haugh. 17, of 100 Spruce council as well as others of- the will be acted upon., W orld W ar n w ith a phosphorescence. Becquerel blende. 'They also isolated-radioactive Brooklyn at Plttaburgh. NlekolMa Out a* Slnasp of matter. ’This g a w some hint of a in the earth a interior. .It iaalso believed ■Bdiored at P ort Dairen, Man townspeople who have helped to treaty ot friendship with China. bbterved some minerals bad a natural polonium, and Andre Dcbieme in Philadelphia at Cincinnati. ' Death yesterday; Mrs. Helena street both arrested with five veterans are cordially Urvlted to at­ new aource of power, which later was the heat of the aim is due to this form ';jPtoula while (Xkttact was sought raise the war fund of $1,000 .for Riiasia alao failed to anawar [low, And discovered that invisible rays Boston at S t Loula (night). Chicago, Sept 7— Big BUI Holland, 26 linden street other youths on a morals charge tend. Members o f the post are re­ Chedoe o f Tweeds, M ix­ France prepared a pura compound of to become an atomic bomb, w of atom tmaahing. and that the sup ia ' With a prisoner of war camp at Tokjro’a notification In July that roip [these minerals produced photo­ Am$rkMui Nlcholaqn ha* bruahad off the klb- involving a lSry«ar-old girl, wers veterans of World War 2. When quested by Commander BYaneia tures and solid eolors in ? radioactive actinium. A ll three charged actually a huge atomic bomb. kden. believed to hold men of all our boya get home there will Miner to meet at the Qulih Fu- JiqMB.waa conaidefing aenffing an graphs Ih the dark* A metal key placed the air around them with electricity. Detroit at New York. Itxera aod paraonally packed the Brunner’s Lightning is the visible flash Incrieased tfora 1200 to $500, by an slzea A J radioactivity, keientists t a :^ captured on Guam and accompanjlng an electric dis­ order o f Judge Bowers and all be a form al preaentation of the neral home at 8 o’clock tom ontwr envoy to request Ruasian media­ between the mineral and the photo- found that The chemical elements, the Cleveland at Boston. sock back into bls-teirlflc “awlah’’ M OAKLAND I tion. (3) .Radium had startling, properties charge binween tw6 'clouds' or be- seven were-held f w court on Sat- ^rooMto-them in a-‘body, for what- night' to pay. respects to Mrs,. /graphic -plate left its image on the foundation stones of the universe, were Tomorrow; How Einsleui Helped Pav* Chicago at' Philadelphia (2). to give the league leading Chicago P H O N B im Both PriBoalCoooye and Forpar, iUUIIM lM M IIMIMIIIWilMIHHIMMlitWHIBHIl j l a t a ; ^ ' X before . observed _fiifiong thy., Cutas UirobblDg World serlaa fsvar. Insida to w tt % gloHd »a d Uu sarUu ,urd%L - ayar use they ma£ datfidfi ■pon. Gbailea Ktoh. I. H0t as uncbfiBgggblg w . , tkM.Wm.km .ilt*- B c h . .. - A t I«u ia .lyaahittgton ioigbQ,

r . ~:r -t HV F0NTAINK>0.\ Lust aind Found WANTED—High school’ boy to SLAB v:0 0 D for sale, $10 a cord, i WALTER SCHULTZ, 82 .Congress! EXPERT REPAIRS of Shingle.M. U)ST -In vicinity of veterinary K.Dft .SALE 1934 Ford-convorti- work, afternoons and Saturday. 69 (Charter Oak street. Phone [ (sified street. Aslies ar.c rubbish remov-| slate, composition and tin roofs Sense and Nonsense ennyhow r ig h t h e r e is on e o f t h e places iiospital on Woodbridge street^ /b le , $125. Call 2-0370 between 6-7 Rebuilding V nd repairing of Good starting salary. Excellent 2-0541. ! Well, , ^1^^ Classified p. m. ed. Local trucking. TeJ. 2-1588. The $64 Questtoa ’’’ Courtship Ip * Garden gray maltese cat, large paws. chimneys and flashings. E. V. working conditions. Apply man­ ...... •■-•■.fc’&Cv/.w.'.w...-;iw.-.w...-;...... On her way to pay the premium I SAIP WOULP BE A NICE SPOT FOR YoU TO PICNIC SLAB WOOD for sale. $8.a load, Advertbem^nts As an engagement atone on her accident policy, a Balti­ Tel. 2-OajO. . ' FOR .o’ LE-— NA.SH four-d^r NEW POWER Oil burners. Com­ Coughlin, 390 Woodland street. ager, Montgo: ,ery Ward’s^. A pMr in f*. hammock Phone 7707. sawed . -1 delivered. Call 2-0374 The diamond stands alone; Attempted to kiss. more, Md„ woman was knocked Advertisements LO ST-S keys on small )r^.v-ring. aed-n. radio, heater, cii^,tom built pletely Inatalled. Plumblnc, heat-; or 8962. For Reul Far, Sale XI ing amt repairing. E<1. Tanner. WANTED — Experlen ed book­ ^inemotional. “ Yes, Mom said she For a marriage symbol And In less than a Jiffy down by a bicycle, collected for betwr Forest and Park streets. body, ('an be seen at^* Snfitty’s ROOFINt.,- ASBESTOS sidewalls, How about the grind-stone ? 5747. « keeper for part-time work, Man- forgot her key and you were good •spn “ iin pn»'i«i ^»iix medical expenses. For R e ^ For Sale Telephone 8186. Reward. Service .Station. .575,Ma /s tre e t. eavestroi gh conductors, Nu- che.vtcr TVust.(Company. To Buy To The dream waS a cruel one. One enough to come downstairs and •' —Mrs. Evangeline Baker. Garde- '^arm— Dairy moment Brock held Thayer In ALL APPLIANCES serviced and 'vood ceilings and Interior walls. let her In.” To Thayer’s ears the Bua Conductor To Buy \ T o Sell WANTED — Experienced tree Products hla amis; the next she was gone Initions (calling fr^ Atilo Arcossorfes^TIres 6 repaired, burner^, .-efrlgerators, Wood shingling, general repair­ emphasis was unmistakable. Fungus—You mean they thVew uppar deck)—la there a mackiiicktn- Annonricements ing Free estimate. Time 'Vky* climber. Not afraid to work. Who and only laughter came back to "Well," Mrs. Kittridge sa(d, ’T you out of the theatrieals for no Back Slapj^r; A gazabo ',who ranges. washeriT. etc. All work him when he called her. It was hopes he can Induct you to cough- tosh down there big enough to WILL. THREE .persons who. came FOR .SALEHopSe trailer. 2 dou­ guaranteed. Metro Service Co. men'ts Louts I.AVlgne. Manches­ can do anything in oucside work must go see about breakfast. Coma good reason? keep young ladies warm? such ns grading, etc. Write Box RYE SEED For Sale. Highacres .a nightmare which had tortured ■ Wirtgusi-Well, I was acting as up something. to Windsor Locks la-st week for ble beds. Can be .seen at 127 Ea.st Tel. .Man'heater-2-0883. Hartford ter Roofing. Call 7-1428, Farm. Call'7870. In right away, won’t you?” Thayer Voice From Below — No, but F, Herald. hjtrt in the early daya of hospital- watched her cross the grass, her electrician, and in the quick- Seed Catalogues: Books show­ ,A.ost and Foupd bedroom furniture, please call Middle Turnpike. 7-9663. FOR RENT-;-Filrni3hed room on IsttUdh. It Wakened him now and ing what ihe things would have there’e a MaePhereon that’s will­ ROOKTNC - SPECIAMZTNG In FOR SALE— Canning tomatoes, Main street for gentleman In head up. It was M i f she said. change scene the star called for ing to try. Windsor Locks 1119-2. * repairing roofs of all kinds, also he 'rifid. trying to remember looked like if you had planted X>dST, L ift week^find, hro REPAIRS MAIiE ON washers, large, firm. ripe. Bring your own private home. Te.epho- 6120. T h is I can do for my son; this I her tights and I thought she said Garasres— Service-!— new roofs No job too small or Help Wanted— Male or where he 'waa. Then relief flood­ lights. them last.,year. leather key holder, full of keys, s t r o n g ! .serviceable shopping - vacuums, beaters, Iron.s or what container. 214 Gardner street. I Hill do. A Buffalo, N. Y „ man put to­ also MasaachiisetU registration large Good work, fair, prtee. Free Female S7 ed over him. . It was at that mo­ Hick; A word used to ridicule birgs. 60. 85 and 90 cents Man­ ‘ S torage 10 have .you. Pirkrup and deliver.; ROO.d FOR. RENT—CentraUy lo- people who do not hurry and nwh gether ^an electric motor, two p.il- attached. Will find; r please re­ The Friendly Fix-It Shop, , 718 | eatimalca Call Howley Manehes- cat d, private home. For, a quiet, ment, aa his nruscICB tensed for chester Plun.bing and . Supply WANTED— A < ouple, woman as FOR SALE— Apples, McIntosh, movement^) he Somehow became ’’Brook.” said Thayer unceilaln- A local hoy who la attending an like city people . but the city leys, a'fryin g pan, antt a'couole turn to UV Spruce street. call . CompiH- 877 M,.ln street. Tele­ North Ma street. Telephone ter 5361 Now reaejy at $ 1 ^ a basket. Call refined gentle.;.an. No other need ly when they were alone. “I went eastern dolled writes his mother FOR RENT (fARAGE 142 Oak cook-waitress, man a.s chauffeur aware, of the fact" tjiat he waa people beat them to the cemetery lengths of stovepipe and produced 4250. Reward. phone 44Si^. 4777. W. Burnett, Prbp. and hoiuie man. \ GomI wages. 8116 or. L. Bunce, 52iB West Cen­ apply. 2-1186. alone. Re fought baOk what must to vour room.” Interesting I^ e rs. He described a by at leaat 10 years. a rotacy anow plow. Isn’t this an street. Inquire after 5 p, m. ter street. Tve been up a good while.” classroom scene In this way: tpan'a wife, OIL BUR.NERS Serviced and re­ Moving— Trucklngf— Reply Box 831, Mar."heste.r. surely be again the dredWi, strug­ Home; A place where there Is Infringement op the original Mod­ l o s t —By service DEPOT SQL^ARE Hall, 10 Depot 'Brock, I wanted to tell yoii.''to ’•yestdrday, a profesaor talked always one favorite upholstered el T Ford? ^ brown bill fold.lvlclnitjrpf Cheney placed. Warm air furnaces re­ 20 FOR SAL'l — Canning tomatoes, gling towaid reality. Slowly,- then Square, for nXetihRf. socials, iM olorcvcIes— Ric.vcIcB- 11 StnraRe " Apartments— Flats—r w»th desperate ihtenaltv. his hand explain . . .” on the evil effects of smoking and chair for Dad . . . and where you — as— milU or Main street. Contains etc., .$6 per day.'p^ontbly 2 days paired and replaced For full In- Situations Wanted— bring .Containers. Antonio Ros- Ten >ments 63 ’What ? That last night was a the room waa so dense with ciga­ LOCAL .MOVING and trucking. groped, "nie spare bpslde him was can always find the loose change To reduce traffic accidents, la!|:e sum of money, ^photoB $8. monthly 4 daysX$12. ’Phone foruiatlon (‘all Van (7amp setto, 82 Lake street. farce? Why explain. ’Thayer?. I rette smoke that I could hardly that slips out of his pockets aqd valued as keepsake, Chene^^pay 15 years’ experience! Tel.' 6244., Inquire 28 Foley street. Phone Female FOR RENT—3-roJm tenement up- empty. thus saving passenger can from 8927. ■ TRK.'YCLE-For Sale, for 4 year Soniethiitg tijsthtened painfully know the score. Let's ‘forget It: sec the speaker.” slides down beneath the cushions. the scrap heap and Insuring ade­ slip with name on it and Free In.spections! ~ ",6718. stairs, $18 per month. Inquire old child. Call 2-0062. WANTED— A practical nursing; In his chesL lurt and anger be- that’s best, Isn’t It?” quate transportation of war work­ security card. Reward. Call 2-0.'5.'>i WANTED- Ride to Unlted-.^^ Air- position ,In a private home. Tel. Household Goods 51 123 Spruce streev She stared incredulously. Then, A wealthy man with-whom Wa s. craft. East Hartford. 8 a. m.NV45 GE.NERAL Landscaping, garden AUSTIN A. C7HAMBLRS Com­ gan to boiVi inaide him. So it A grouchy fiU ifr snarled at hla ers, the International Association after 5 p. m. 2-0670. was that '•N'l’ED— WE NEED used ckrs LIGHT TRUCKING, ashes an^ .Small-depo.slt holds it—$4 weekly or gentlemen. Call 5383, 38 Haw­ ing,' buy gf'oceries, plan mi)ala, rubbish removed reasonable. Tel, companion to housekeeper Noy^ while he slept she had fled sneak. "You don’t believe me. Can you tell me if the people over and j»a> top prices Uash talks for gentleman or full responeibil- Consists, of bedroom,, living room thorne street. Brook.” krap hotihe, make up beds, etc? Man—Do you oWn an automo­ 1934 NASH Coupe $265; 1935 ,3661. Painting— Papering 21 A'ay. Yes, fled. From the maimed in England understand Ameriimn^ bile? and w^-have It. Stop and get our i Ity care of baby young child. and breakfast s/t and additional Silence. She repeated. “ You Y c ^ g Man—No sir. I can’t do LOST—$10 BILL bj Marine vet­ Buick coach $150; 1941 Dodge 4 ROOMS and bath. A few mllet nan who was her husband. Brock slang? thrae things. Why do you ask? F'cH^nd-Yea, I own a Bplffy offer (3ota..Motora—4164. Tel"phone 2-0513 Manchester. pieces. don't believe me.’f ' n We—Some of them do, but It la eran. Reward. Call 4722. • fluid drive sedan. Brunners, 80 R~EFniGERATION SERVICE PAINTINCj—Interior and exterior. recoiled from the thought, sick all Eight. Can be purchased separately. from Mancheste , $35 a month. ’’Does It matter?" Greek, to others. Why do,.y6u ask, •'^^ther (grimly)—Because my Oakland street. ■Oper. 'till 10. MORE MONBW FOR your car Best of paint and workmanship. Write Box M, -Herald. o v e r / Thayer had tried: he sup. daughter can’t, either. • Man—How much do - you atill F, MON'tey Orunow. Coldspot. Crqslcy, A-L-B-E-,R-T-S posed she had honeatly tried ... "Then you won’t believe either anyhow ? Phone 5191. than It's MyortiNxlght now. Brun­ Westlnghou.se. and sll other makes. Phone Edward Price 2-1003. Situations W'anted— that I went up with your mother owe on It? I/3ST—SILVER. ankle bracelet. 43 Allyn street,-.Hartford FoiTRENT^a-room heated a ^ t - He was Very still fo r a long - 'Wealthy Man (explaining)—It’s ner’s. 80 Oakland Street. Tel. 5T91. Comnierclnl and Domestic. Branch of ' beoause .she asked me to ?" Initllds, R. C. Call 2-1324. 1942 PONTIAC sedan coupe, 1942 Male 39 ment, hot water, shower,.. $45 a time,''unaware of the moonlight’s my daughter. She'^ls alrout to be - A Main street shoe store pro­ Open 7 a. m. to lll>^P- na„- also PAINTING AN D, Paperhangltig . Connecticut's Largest Fiirniture "How chummy! I suppose she KIsaIng under the rnistletoe la Plymouth deluxe' sedan, 1941 SCIENTIFIC month. Adults; Apply.^^ 68 l; ^oing. of the small hours creeping jnarri'ed to a British baron and he prietor was hiring a - new sales­ traditional. LOST—Black cocker spaniel pup­ Sundays. \ and wallpaper. John P Sullivan. MARRIED Man. American, strlct- Store ■ on. Very still, staring Into space. asked you to stay so she wouldn’t Ka,s sent me a cable asking me to man; . / py, white marking on neck and Pontiac sedan, 1941 Plymouth 2- REFRIGERATION CO. Phone 4260. ■ ly temperate • .shea position as Spruce street! . be lonesome.” . Kissing under the automobile door sedan, 1940 Chevrolet de­ Special disedunta and consideration Once he moved: he clasped hla coiirte acro.ss for the wedding. Proprietor—Suppose, 'a lady toj> is facL chest. Please return to 69 Cottage 37 Oak St...... Phone:2-1226 private chauffeur. Excellent ref­ ~7^ "Why. . . . " She stopped, aware customer were to remark, while luxe sedan, radios, heaters. Cole Business Service^Offer^,^ 13 C. Y. PAUL. Painter and pam given to all merr.bcrs.of t. e arnficd hands together and bent his head - \ l / street or Smitty's Service Sta­ erences. excellent driving record. forces and members of their fam­ Houses for/f(ent 65 upon them,' rubbing his forehead of the danger Into which her you were trying to fit her, Don’t .Motors, 4164. PLUMBER. ateaniHtter, pump ie hanger. New a '."ss, W esj/V ll- Read It Or Not Farmer (aa he: dodged a vicious tion, 575 Main street. BUARANTEED r a d i o Servliia.^ P. O. Box 53. Manchester, Conn. ilies. We will ^adly send one of back and forth aa if to ease an promise had led her. She stared A New Orleans man; Charles you think one of my feet is bigger ch'anic. Carl Nygren.' 15 Sou*i lington. Phone. Rockvllle/>67-14. ITS DIFFICULT TO rent! Why at Brock. She miwt tell him the than the other?* what would you kick and turned to a visitor who ,T I Complete cleaning and check-up> \street. /rcl. 6497 our Courtesy cars to show you this unceasing pain. Carey, more than 80 years old, of your radio $3.00. All makes not Invest in/h home foi security He told hlmaelf grimly from the truth. It waa unfair she should say?. had come out to the bam )—I cer­ PAINTING and P^erhanglng, Dojfs— Birds— Pets 41 furniture. No obligation on your pedaled a bike 70 miles in one day. tainly will-not get rid of that mule. radios repaired. Expert service. W ANTED—ALL KINTW «f slec- part. ' - and happtfi^. See McKinney depths of his bitterness that she be bound with such a pronjISe. It Prospective Salesman—I should Outside painting A. specialty, was too mueh< . say: "On the contrary, madam, It would make him feel too good, Military training. Phone 4553. trtc ‘Wiring and repairing. Any gla."«a replaced, windows ■,puttied, FOR SALE—English bull dog. Fe­ Brothera/505 Main street Tele­ would ^ver^ have to worry again, Gay Young Fellow --- What is HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME A FEW Reconditioned console and phone/6O60 or 5230. "Ixiok,” she said desperately, one ia smaller than the other.’ amd he’d consider it a personal, vic­ size lolKgtven prompt attention. storrii sash, Cptfed for and de male, 5 months old! regi.stered. and the blackness of- befote-(lawn home without a mother? REFRIGERATION service. Gen­ 2 automatic combination radios “ your m'nther . . . ” Proprietor — The position' . is tory. He’s been trying to get rid of HreOnU, liM. Call 3976N»efore 7 p m. ' livered. All/'^ work guaranteed $.50. Richardson. 203 Highland hid him. He’d Ifacc it now. Deep Cautious Gii1—My m other' Is YOU HAVE BEEN PLANNING? eral Electric. Grunow, Crosley. for sale. Call 4607 o. 32 Oak down had persisted the hope. , . He cut. in sharply. "For God’s yours. me for three months. ■ flr.st clas.s.,Free estimate.s. Jo.seph street. Call 8059, home—fm going right home to Frigidaiu and all oUier makes ELECTRIC ^tEERIGERAtlON street; Wanted to Rent 68 Now he knew there whs none. sake let’s not drag on with this. SEE JARVIS AT ONCE FOR EVERY DETAIL! , Murawskf. Painter-Decorator, 14 be with • her. We Invite you to Inspect Ihe materials and workmanship Incor­ Work .Guaranteed. Motor repairs Or bring my mother Into It." Friend—I aaw you,the other-day Call 4394, B. A H. RefrlgerfiUon •, s e r V<(:e Essex Street. Fhope 2-0338. . FOR SALE—Cherry writing desk, YOUNG eXJUPLE, with expected porated Info the several new homes we now have under con- Live Stock— Vehicles 42 baby tn November, desire 4 room Exhausted. Thayer slept In Anger s^vept Thayer. "How can Welcome home the men of the at the. comer of Main and Oak BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Three Guesses Service; Servicing All Makes arg- TELEPHONE 4762 . ELOCTtmON — CTear speech! family of 2. 4-5 room singla ro! - hurriedly. A glance showed hoiise. References. Manchester o* her mother-in-law’s door was now succeeding pretty well.” into civilian life as quickly and as Friend—She got In your car, Office: 6 Dover Rqad Residence: 2« Alexander St. es C. O D. Manchester 2-1489 RADIO Cfiassea — Ten lessons, YORKSHIRE Chester white pigs, FOR SALE — Used Vaishing ma- T9VtVIO& r' 116 Keeney St. Manrhe.ster/R.t. vicinity. Write Box X, Herald. closed. Good! Rest was what His look held scorn. "Can’t v/e as easily as possible. too. AWO XWt mornings or evenings. tenth lesson a broadcast. weeks old, $1'2 each. Rogef Ol- chine. Phone 7045. Phones 4112 or 7275 -r- Week Days and Sundaya BOOKKEEPING and Accounting Mrs. Kittridge needed. accent the blame for our own mis­ '..TUTORING— speed In reading— Cott. 403 West Center. Phone-7853 WANTED To Rent— Four, five ot takes! not lay It on someone else ?” RANGE b u r n e r s and power records ‘tept weekly. Balanced phonic spelling. mathematics. PREVIOUSLY Aflvertised prices ‘nie clock reasauiied her as she DtaKZt xo six room flat or tenement. Tw* diessed and she took an extra "Will you accept the hlame for burners of all makes and kinds monthly for Income tas purposes, White §tUdio, 709 Main. 2-1392. of Old Mill am cut 20 to .5( per FUNNY BUSINESS Sfetvi children. Urgently, n ^ e d . Tel. |,.momeitt- to perfect her make-up your refusal to face facts ?”^ . , cleaned and adjuateo 10 years' confidential noUry .public. Phone Poultry and Supplies 4.3 cent or m oc^ — Iron beds,, spring "Just what do you nrean by IK>WJ6\.VC, experience. Tel 2-1731. 44 Main 3627 days or evenings.' complete $2; other beds $5 to $18: 2-1168. \ before she sped down the long stair, straight to Prock’s door, anc] that?” street. Help Wanted— Female 35 FOR SALE—0..e thousand N. H. dresaery^4 to $18; washstands $2 CENTER STREET— HARTFORD ROAD— KADiO AND Electrical work done pullets and roasters, S’ j months WANTED To Rent — 5-6'Toom I some remote part of her found Siitldenly her- anger died. Her Kn $8^ stands— house rrr npnrtnarnt Couple.!. F Per-m - time to be amused at her haste. hands came out- in entre 4 Rooms Down—2 CuHnlsh- _ 2-Famlly House In business' ASHES AND RUBBISH removed ,'easonably, George Cone. 180 E. .W’AN fE D —YoMpg lady for selling old. Ter. 7158. h ! A. Frink. 50^tabies $1 to $4; combinationL,n^jment residents. Write Box A, She pushed open the door and her ■’Brock, does last night ^ ed Up. heat with oil. section. On busline. All co n -. Attics, cellars pnd yards cleaned Middle Turnpike, Manchester. who knows c / . etics. Weldon 1 «a and oil range $20; Franklin Herald. eager, "Hello, darling,” died on nothing to you?” Full bath with shower. Copper venienees including steam R. Camposeo, telephone .5848 o Drug Co.. 901- M^k> st.eej;. FflR SALE—BrpUers and roasting SEr , heat. Good site for a store. HAVE YOUR boilers and burners chickens, live weight. 214 Gard­ Sfoyes $15: tabletop white enamel [ her lips, half spoken. The little He staled at her with the cold plumbing. Set tubs In base­ 7487. kerosene range $25; baby car­ 5 ^ Property also includes large cleaned and'be feady for winter. WANTED — ReUable Woman for ner street. oom was. empty. eyes of a atianger, and she was ment.! Excellent condition. riages $2.50 to $6; dlnlr , tables WANTED—5 room rent. Richard' vacant lot. Good location for FLOOR MACHINES Call 2-0461. , light hou.sework, 6 mornings a /A lw ays Brock waited tp be too blind with hurt to see how his 9 -r Price $6.!HM). 81,500 Down. FOR SALE—too R. I. red p^ets with chairs $5 to *10; buffets $7; Berggren. Telephone 5537. gas station, tf Interested in week. Call 2-0062. ' I called to breakfaat.l Strange that fingers were clenched on the FOR RENT / s a n d e d and cdckerals. Excellent Utock. Lester upright grand piano $90; this cnitch, or the quiver of an over- l y d Al l s t r e e t — latter, (vlll build It. OLD F^XKIRS 1 Laying and finishing. WANTED —Woman. Apply 4n 12 weeks old, $1.50 eacjr Call antique secretary chiffonier $.50; Outside the terrac»‘*was vacant. ^ nsed muscle In hla jaw. "Yes. ALLEY OOP He Finds Bronson 9-Room Single. Full bath Sanders and Polishers. Houses for Sale 72 A ADA5IS STREET— J. E. Jensen. person. Memorial Corner Store,- 6023. .set of 5 Victorian chairs $18: I Thayer railed. "Brock —Brock.” Plenty I’d rather forget. How _ ■ . _ * 'N up, lavatory down. '!-rar ga­ 6-Rnom Single, good condi­ Tgl. Wllllmantlc 9928 evenings. Books 5c to 25c; 6 foot by 12 foot but received no answer. She about you?” rage. Chicken coops. .Approx. McGILL-CONVERSE. INC. 352 Main street. 4-ROOM house, -pace for one large tion. Price S.5,800.' tent $7; large mirrors $1. Entire •oom upstairs. Furnitit .e and all. walked slowl^ , around the comer (To Be Continued) 7*/] acres of land. Outdoor 645 Main St. Tel. 6887 WOOD CUTTING, plowing! re­ stock reduced in price. On sale I of the hou.se, then stopped short. fireplace. Fruit trees. NIe* moval of trees, ulao grading done. Pine Acres. , Phone 7208. CORNELL STREE’T— RADIO REPAIRING. Pick-up GIRL TO work in. parts depart­ Saturday aihd Sund^ 10 a. m. tp Across the lawit .she saw Brtxik location with brouk running Alme Latulippe, 758 Vernon ment. State age. Box P. Herald. 5 p. m. at Old Mill, Mason street, FOR SALE— FOUR-room house I and hfs mother. They were talk­ through property. Price 89.000. 4 Rooms'Down;—2 Unfinish­ aervtce. Kadloa checked at the Social Situations ed Up. Oil hot air heat. Stove street. Tel. '607’i South Coventry. with, 1 room unfinished on 2nd ing. the man leaning Jiearily on T^rms Arrange00. Temis Arranged. w a n t e d /- Woman for general tables with uffet to matr' Ma­ arranged. M. J. Cusick, Beavef ^ ' p THE DRAPP CURTAINS, Hand laundered, J_ T hou.sewdrk. 1 day a week. Call jestic , cabinet radio! , circulating Trail, off Daley road. 'Telephone SHAPg. AND — J' FLORENCE STREET— A.NDOVEB— called for and delivered, 24-hour Building Materials 47 Willimantlc 1021J2. VFamlly Duplex, 4 moms 5096/ir 36 Bigelow street. heater, walnut Pnish With coal CARNIVAL fty Dick Turner SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CIDER .MILL ROAD— service. Write Box N Herald. grate, dishes, 9x12 wool'rug, oak each. Price $5,400. $800 FENDER AND W yfNTEf),— Woman to handle FOR — SLA'IE flagging, Down. 2-Room House. Electric various colors for stepping stand, bridge lamp, ! fewt. odd Wanted— Real E^tat* 77 tights, running water. S '{ loiLseware dept, of large depart­ dhatrs, pre-war constructed st'hdio 6 BODY WORK ment store. Write Box D. Herald, atones, terraces and walks. Green, WELLS STREET— acres of land, brook bordering. grey,. purple, varigated blocks. couch with, maple arms and ba^k. CUSTOMERS WAITING for sin­ 4-Famlly, 4 rooms each ten­ 3 bams. Price $2,700. Terms giving experience, salary expect­ maroon upholstered, a green up­ gle homes, flats, duplexes, farms | SOLIMENE & FLAGG WANTED ed and references. Richard Lewis, 56 Ardmore road, ement. Price $8,000. Terms .Arranged. Manchester. Phone 7191. ® holstered occasional chair and lake properties. -Jat with us. i / i : Arranged. INC. SEVERAL LABORK WANTED-1-2 women 6r girls ii rust colored sofa. Telephone McKinney Brothers, 505 Main ROCKVILLE—Orchard, St.— 6S4 Center St. Tel. 5101 BIRCH STREET— New Model 'Laundry, Sumn 6412 or 5387. street: Telephone 60 -3 or 5230.— 8-Room Single. Price $.5,800. AND'FIRST CI/CSS street. N(j experjence necessap Tea Towels 2-Famlly Dwelling, one 7 $1,000 Down. . HOSPITAL BEDS or wheel chairs, and one 4 moms. Price $6,200. C A R P E N ^ R S for rent or sale Rates reasonable $1,000 Down. Twb Piecer BAST HARTFORD — Tolland WANTED—GIRL to assist with' Phone Keith's Fumltur»„ 4169. Street— AL^O 2 BtXJMBERS ADAMS STREET— M A L E H E L P housework. Call 6158. RED RYDER Matchicsa Fireman 8-Room Single In good con­ 2-Fariillv, all conveniences. Capable o ^a k in n complete Macb'nerv and Tools .52 SINCE OURflAKHES^ dition. Nice nelghtmrhood. Price $6,000. taken THEN 1 SET OFF Price $6,500. heatin». ANDTOODOMT I A <3UV HESITATE MAM’S C-ADSET 9SS MAES STREET 'TELEPHONE 5105 PIIONR.S 4113 OR 7275 v . Box Q, '.lerald. ‘And AvouW you still love'me if I weren’t the most beauti- HAVE ■SO'k EEP <\ TOLD A SECOND —VOU CAN’T Week Hays and Sundays 4 :.30P. M. Box 331, Manchester. '‘W uter, have you any portable bathtubs and toweli lavim ”Em dowm W Nie, t IN OIVIN" THROW OUT ^ ful Rirl in the worli^?’* handy for these lad^eaT” AW PICKIN' ’EM CREDIT VOUR CHEST Rooms Without ..Board 59 UP — WHERE WHEN VOO’RE CREDIT, DOCKIN’.' LANK LEUNAKD IS MICKEY FINN He;s Up TWe Furnished roo.ns for rent by week or night. Continuous hot ASH TUBBS Gallant Warriors BY LESLIE TURNER water and shower^ p>ivate en­ trance. 101 Chbatnut street next MP P O llg UQffit o n TIkA* BIMTHBR, lOU INNX KMOM «O0N 8HAMH! MM / yoinn IMM: ^M<^_Pl6UWF^gtFU. TBMSUajWEM A to Chestnut Louge. NO NceoTo ut AuyMon. |o auMii you MIIP V€9 MOST sy TELUNA / TNAICVM By Mrs. Anne Cabot JipM«4eT«»Pe(>II$M(S»0FR j These cahary-ln-the-kltchen de­ viaM6«TtR IU6 e M n i S o \ FOR RENT ‘ — ROOM, private signs work up into the gayest and tSTUA* prettiest set of tea towels you've h()me. suitable for 2 girls, couple. By Sue Burnett Near bath, kitchen privileges, VffiMMMK ever embroidered. Thn,dlmlnutive . Simple and yet, very di8tihctlve| leuooN i three-inch canary la done In golden continuous hot water. Near biis. is this well-cqt two-plecer for-tha yellows In outline stitch—the rSst Tel 2-1625—2-0296. slightly heavier figure, of the picture-setting is done In Pattern No. 8918 is'ij^gned fo ATTRACTIVE RODreason­ sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and| blues, greens and rede. ably priced Ught housekeeping To obtain 7 transfers, color 48. Size 30, short sleeves, requif facilities provided. Central Night 3 7-8 yards of 85 or 39-lnch ma chart for working the Canarlea-ln- or weekly rates 14 Arch street. the-Kltchen Towels < Pattern No. terial. - .\ 5028) send JO cenU in coin, plus 1 Phonje 398'. ' For this pattern, send 20 cent cent poetage, your naine, address In coins, your name, address, sf and the pattern number to Anne desired, and the pattern numt Cabot (The Manche.stor Evening Read Herald .\dvs. to Sue Burijett, The Mancheste Herald. 1150 Sixth avenue, \Nev ^HE DODOEE H-eraldi U50 SUth Avenue- New T orklB . N. T. ^ York, ,19, N, T. / . " ■ ( \ : ■

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