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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1 9 « The Weather PACT FOURTfiEM Average Dally Circulation Forecast of C. S. Weather Bittean Ula«rliif0tpr Ettwine Ileralb For the Month of September, 1942 Intermittent light rain wext of Connertirut river and Hllghtly Emergency Doctors St. Mary’s Ladles Guild will _7 ,6 3 7 , meet Thursday afternoon at- two East Sitle Kitls Collect Big Scrap Pile Knights Make warmer tonight, About Town Dr.-George Liundberg will re o’clock in the- Guild morn. The Member of the AudH hostesses will be Mrs. Max Kasul- Bnresu of Circulations spond to emergency calls to kl and Mrs. James Hprrison. Annual Report Quality ^Memorials Manchester— A City of Village Charm morrow afternoon. tka Oetobar matliiff of tbe en Sunda.vs A settock tournament betw-een were the cohicstants and while it lltn nirecl and Srf\-e Money! Ika mambera of Anderaon-Shea vention. teams • represent St. Bridget’s has)been the rule in the past to Auxmaiy, No. 204®. nill meet with Men’s Club and Campbell Coivicll award prizes for three essays, be tlM members of the Canteen Corps The Willing Workers grpup of K. of C., will start a week from cause. of the good work- done by Lower Age Urged tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock at the South Methodist W. S. C. S. Thursday In the K. of C..home. the children, It was decided to the V.F.W. Home. will hold ' their rummage sale make- four awards. m il 'iliursday from 9:30 a. m. on in ed in Mr. and Mrs. RobertJacK. .of 79 N -^ e papers were judged by Mls.s the recreation room in the base O am pl^ Council K. o< C.. will Branford atreet. .have received — Herald Photo* CSstherine Shea. Miss Catherine |Marshall Testifies Aver- H npior ShOGS /- ment of the church. If it IS im word that their son. John 'M. Jack, McGuire, teacher* in- the local, work toe first degree at, their possible for donors to leave thear me^tlhjg to be held next Monday who was inducted on September 11 y schools adu) Attorney William F. age Age of Combat Of. # Retlg Make New Gains oohtribiitlons at the church to and sent to Florida, has noW’ been Ferguson. tvbnlng. morrow. if they will conUct Mrs. Forces ‘Has Risen to j[ O mSG transferred to Texas. I First.Criae W’Innera Americdn Subs Sink \Norlliwest anil South Arthur Bronkie. the chaimhan, First prize .was won by FUcharcl Beginning at 8:30 this evening she will see that they are called East Side Youngsters Point Not at All Ac- jj . , r k o n w r t i the North Methodist Woman’s So Temple Chapter, O. E. S.,. will Voley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cor O^' Stalingrail; Coun- ciety for Christian service ’ will for. meet tomorrow evening in the Ma- nelius Foley, of 49 Scarborough ceptabfe to War De- briilgS UeiHal .sonic Temple. A Penny social will Jap Heavy Cruiser .l<*r-Allackg Roll Nazis serve one of their popular old- It was inconeclly atated in yes road and Doroth.v Kanak, daugh- fashioned chicken-pie suppers, at follow the bu.siness .seaslon. Re tM of,.Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kanak partment at Present. terday's Herald that Robert L. freshments will be served by Mrs. Tops in Metîl Drive Bark Even^ in Gitv; ^ , the North Methodist church. The Dwirc, who left with the Inductees of 198 Porter street. The judges ! Commerce Department Sarah Ciay and her committee. were not able U> decide between ' Fifsht for ‘ ^ ’iiiler Sliel- Simple Simon committee >Î1 be for service wi’,h the armed forces, Washington, Oct. 14.— {/P) Western Pacific Atldetl in charge. I’lans will al.so be completed for ing joust without sdme wînds. them and instead of dividing the Boots Anpther War- Himmler V was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cim- the annual joint rummage sale Gather -Monster Heap •V . ,s-~s. __Secretary of War Stimsnn, ler in R.iiihs Revert* rad.Dwire of Haynes street. Rob Many of Ike boys were sciAtched, cash prize each was given the Born Tale Out of IFin- To Area in Which Air with the Rainbow Girls on Octo knuckles were skinned, sbins were same amount. > I arguing for the draft of 18 j ert Dwire, who lives at 99 Foster ber 29. O f Scrap îlhoiit JLJse With the Apparent Vleat Shortage Showing And Sea Power Late ing to Artillery Duel. street, is Conrad's brother. harked .and the lily-whitC hands of - “The Lesson Which Columbus . and 19 vear olds, . .estimated dotv; Enough Leather. ToRom^Jtay Of Single Motor Vehi the schoolboys suffered in the Teaches Us," k-as the subject of No Signs of Iinproveineiil todav that the Army now- ly Pummeling Enemy. Rummage Sale Pfe. Robert C. Clauphsey, son of process. But' they fibt up steam young Fpley's essay ahd "Courage i Moscow, Oct. 14.— l/P)— Memorial Temple, Pjihian Si»^ Mrs. Jane Claughsey. of 12 Hrain- had 4,250,000 men and ne’jct Washington, Oct. 14—(jP)— The Tharsday, 9:30 A. M. tors, will meet— tonight in Odd cle to Garry. Junk. and are rarln' -to ' go the 'pest of and.Catholicity of Columbus” was ' Show Friction The lilunted German salient ard Place, hah reported to the the-, week, Miss Kanak's subject. Last year * year would swell to 7,500,000. Commerce department booted an Washington, Oct. 14.— (/P) Fellows hall' Games and refresh- Armore(]’_Force School Communi reaching toward the Volga So. Methodist Church niefnts will'^foilow the business. One of the fino.st bita of com ( ’ontrlbiitors to I'arty she tlnlshed second In the conte.«rt. ' He gave this breakdown of other war-born rumor out the —Âmerica’s far-roving sub cation department upon order of Both ars m'ember* of the eighth wa.s hemmed in tighter today Members who have been canvass munity cooperation in the current Here's -h- list of eontributors to POULTRY 1943’s Army needs to the window today with a statement marines have sunk another Gem%jstn Sii8|)iripn o f Lt. Gen. Jacob L. Devers, chief of grade in St. James’s*»ehool. L Ijy new Russian gains north Wining Workers Group ing on the five dollars for Grand the scrap Pile party for the East House Military . committee: Air that there Is no sign of any short the Armored Forces. Private drive- and there have been man^ Siders: Second Prize Winner , 'f will be more valuable than ever before. heavy Japanese cruiser, the west and south of Stalingrad, Temple convention expenses, are Claughsey will Ijfarn to operate Forces. 2,200,000; organized age of leather shoes. Italy w Attitude To- urged to return the stubs tonight. around town in the campaign— Schicldgc-Print Shop ...... $ 1.00 Second prize was won‘ by Mito ' ground uniU. 3.300,000.; services of As a matter of fact, the an Js’avy announced toda.v in a and hattlefront di.spatches and maintain a radio set In nini- wa* the show, put on last week by Rossi Barber Shop .50 Antoinette Brazauskas who read ard United States The drawing will take ■ place at bling. dust-clouded tanks linger ■- Give your poultry MOON’S FEEDS for supply Slid related duties. 2,000,- nouncement said, shoe production communique adding the rejiorted that even ija tha the convention In Bridgeport next the youngsters of the East Side. Bill's Tire Shop ...... 50 an interesting paper on “Who has been outrunning sales this EDUCATIONAL CI.UB actual war conditions. Jerry's Shop ...... ,...... 50 Named America?” The third prize looo. . western Pacific to the area i Source of Tmiibie. dehris-strewn sti’eets of the week. By and large the East Side boys best results. Y ou'll get higher egg produc ■ Average Age Too High year and 1942 likely to close Six New England governors called on Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes ,/»e«te(l center) city Red Army counter-attqcks Spruce Street T a ilo r ...... 50 was awarded to Jacqueline Hutch with substantial retail inven which American sea and sAr MEMBERS! ATTEND Daniel Sheehan, son of Mrs. have set the finest example to all inson who wrote on "The Faith of Gen. George C. Marshall, Army in Wa.shington in an effort to obtain more fuel oil for their .states. Seated (left to right) are. Gov had rolled the -Nazis back. Aside The Stanley Group of the South Ed Fitzgerald 25 tion with eeouoniv. tories," I ernor Saltonstall of Mius-sachiriVUs; Ickes. and Gov emor Blood of New Ham^hire^ Standing (lerft to power have lately be’en pum By The As.sociated Press FALL MEETING ON John Kramer, of 227 Oak street, other sections of towii in the man Ficst National Store.' Spruce Ooliinfibus.” I chief of staff. tesUfitd that be meling the enemy. The v^sterii from the sharp street battles in Methodist W. S. C. S..- of which cause the selective service sys And all this despite the fact that right) are; Governor* Willis of Vermont. McGrath of Rhode Island, Sewall of Maine and Huriey of Berlin announced today that* and -Sherwood Tedford. son of Mrs. ner they collected between ei'gtit street ...... ■...... Each contestant read his or her Pacific undersea a c t iv e , which which Stalingrad’s, defenders re THURSDAY, 4 P. M. Mrs. Mildred Hall is leader. w'Ul and ten tons,iof scrap for the big tem does not now reach men Americans have about 50,000,000 rtelnrich Himmler, chief of Hit Annie Tedford, of 12 Warren B. Alicza ...... paper and between the readings, brand new pairs kicking around in Connecticut. ■ ' » also included 4he sinking of a claimed positions, the fight for meet at the church this evening at pile located-near the Nathan Hale younger than 20, the average age ler’s dread Gestapo, "is in Rome "winter shelter’’ in the ruins LINCOLN SCHOOL 7:30. Mrs. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., street, have returned to the U. S. Bi.saell Street Tavern ...... there was a recitation ’’The Great their clo.sets-^bought because of mediufti-sized cargo ..fibip. a small for a private Visit ,as guest of the Naval Training Station at New school. "Jigga” Kills ...... Voyager ” by Frank J. Quish. Jr., I o f the combat army “has risen to cargo ship, a smajf tanker and a the city was reverting to .artillery wife of the pastor, who had charge Many Youngatejr* llel|tcd point not at all acceptable to “ rumored shortages." Fascist government," but reports of the church vacation school in port, R. Is. after spending a week's L. T.. Wood ...... and Irish song by James Hum- The department ^ in te d out small trawler. ^ probable sink of German-Italian fnqtion, cur duelling. • ,_____J furlough-here. They enlisted for There iire between 40 and 60 Smith's/Garage phries.-and a recitation. "America I 1 the War Department." Regain 1‘osltlnns Lost July, will give a brief' review of young.slefs in the East Side crew Larsen’s Feed Service Marshall said he was investi that while no ratioiflng should be Urges Giving ing of a medium-sized cargo ves rent in neutral European capitals, the program of study and recrea service a month ago/and 'previous State Barber Shop ...... For Me," by Claire Olds. necessary "excessive hoarding of British^ Bomber Fleet sel and the damaging of two suggested that it might be more Exchanges ot shells arid mortar to leaving tpwn were guests at of scrap searchers. Tlicy have suite Tailor S h o p -----j . ^ . Rev., Vincent J. Hines was in •18 DEPOT SQITARK TEL. 540r. gating the possibility of releasing grenades developed after Red tion. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Harold roamed far and wide into back any commodity, could very readily tankers, brought to 123 the total tl an a social call. , numerous farewell parties. Kltlel's Market . charge of the program. I older draftees from the Army, announced toll of Japanese ships These reports indicated strongly Arm^ counter-attacks had regain- ■ OLD Ogren will be the hostesses. j yards, open lots and fields in after the drafting of the younger bring about a situation which Mr. and Mrs. George Rowe After the awards had been an would force strict rationing even Rent Control sunk W damaged by U. S. sub that German suspicion of Italy’s ed positions lost liefpre a short search of old metiils, and all of it men. Strikes Hard at Kiel . Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxil Mrs. Waller, S. Coburn, former George's Service Station . . . nounced the children were pro if •supplies' were above actual marines attitude toward the United States lived German infantry drive Mon RECORDS has been carted to the school yard vided a lunch by the Council. Marshall was appearing before iary, li. S. W. V. will have a meet Mnnche.stcr Green resident. hAs without the use of a single motor Peter Condio...... needs.” Pl«'ture of Surceases was a source' of trouble. day. the Russians said. ~ .x, be tamed In for sal returned to her home in Atlantic CTiarUvs '’Reymandcr ...... the Senate Military committee. Conilucting s survey to lay Powers Now "Our artillery ijlcatcoye^ two, vageyou want to keep ing tomorrow evenin, at the vehicle. This - fact, aloije, - is an Asked by Chairman Reynolds (D- /'o th e r communiques from the A DNB dispatch from Rome, Y. M. C. A. The auditors are re City, N. J,, after a visit with’ Mr. out.staiuiing feature in this grnup's Oak Street Package ...... Results W ell Coin pen- Willkie Hops fronts gave this, picture of United broadcast by the Berlin radio, said guns, seven mortari and 11 trucks ptoyto^the new ones. and Mrs. Albert Dewey of Robert Broadway "Candy Store . . . . NC) whether If Was the Army’s (Continued on Page Nine) Himmler "has been receiveu by and wiped out about a battadlon ti/ê eaeh paid for old rec quested to report at 7:30 to audit effort to bolster, the national scrap WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Intention to dischafge "the physi sate for Loss o f 9 Air- i States and Allied successes; the books. The business of the road. William Diana ...... Bvrnes Seeks Authority II Duce (Mussolini), with whom of German infantry," -the noon ords ii i eapbctive of quantit.v. supply. I cally unfit snd return them to Solomon Islands A heavy cruis meeting will include the election Hiilleil to Scrap Heap Mahieii Grocery ...... craft; Several Hundred O n LaSt L cj er four destroyers and a trans ht had a lengthy and cordial con communique announced jn one of , of officers, and plans for their In The Sunday sthool te.ach'cra of- Sunshine Dairy ...... NOTICE COMBINATION SPECIAL AT civilian life," Marshall said that To Stabilize, ‘ Freew*' versation." two, paragraphs it devoted to th# For instance, L T. Wood donat it was, adding that "they are a Make Round Trip. port sunk; another destroyer pro stallation at the Masonic Temple Concordia Lutheran church will ed an old truck. The boyis might W F. B arrett...... House Action bably sunk; three cruisers tor But the broadcast gave no hint Stalingrad struggle. on "ntursday, October 29, also oth hold their meeting this evening at A l'Foy ...... DR. J. A. SEGAL burden to us. ” He said he was un All Rents o f Real of what Himmler, thV-man chiefly The Army ne'.vspapcr Red Star easily have appealed to some , able to estimate the number who pedoed and bombeo, one severely, er business matters of Important 8 o’clock at the church. trucliiman to tow the old trui k to Street Candv Store Property in Nation. London^ Oct. 14.— (/Pt— An O f Hi^Trip eight bombers, four fighter planes responsible for bending the occu said Russian troops advanced in Main St. Cel. 5680 I .Announces would be discharged, but the pied territories and even Ger- A good attendance la .therefore the collection area. Buf not these J-'AIcI arjland Threat Made R.A.F. bomljer fleet of wellw and three seaplanes destroyed. two sectors on the steppes north I'desirable. _ St. Bridget’s First Aid Club has The Removal of His Office pArmy was “working on thst now " Aleutisn Islands — Japanese 'many’a allies to Hitler's will, may west of the city. It reported there youngsters. They got the gang to- Asked by Senator Hilt (D-Alal Bulletin! have told the Italian dictator. \ changed its meeting night. The gether the other night, and with 1 •• ' From over 100 planes struck Kiel Expected tp Fly Direct ships, camp* and hangars at were frequent local encounter* In monthly meeting which would other interested youngsters a lon g ' A. K. k o r d ...... Whether passage of the 18-19-êar- lûHhlngton, Ort. 14— lA*)— last night with a concentrat ICiska, the invader's lone remain Reports were current in Ankara separate areas. FOSTER'S BV3 Solons and Istanbul that one demand Ger ordinarily take place ^night has the- way, they pushed am) puni4l-| Peter Rowe ...... old bill would "take the atraift off I'pun the request of Economic ed blast of explosives in a To Wajdîngton to Re ing foothold, blasted by aerial Seize Basie Boint been postponed to Wednesday eve the old’ truck to its final resting Correnti s Market 647 MAIN S t. the older men with depondeTila. " Director James F. Byrnes bomts and,burned by Incendiaries. many wa* about to make was for A Pravda dispatch declareo that FOR FINE FOODS raid possibly as destructive port to Rooficvclt on full control of Italy’s Adriatic i>ort ning, October 21. place. Spruce Street Package Store To the general said he thought so. for quick action, the House Resistance was relatively weak. the Germans al.so iiad been thrown .They .spotted an old car on FI or-: George Rowe ...... 5 jD 84 OAKLAND STREET DIAL 7386 "I am looking into it to see Will Attempt to'^.^rre Banking conmilltee |mved the as an.v of 70 which haye lieen New Guinea Enemy ground of Trieste. back in a .salient scuth of the city, Private John A. hillman .is; what we can do about getting way toda.v for House az’tlon Re^hit -of Journey. An informed Balkan ooaervrr and that advancinl; Red Army ence street and that was whi.«ked l2 MYRTLE ST. Wider Distribiitifm of made against the Nazis' bat fprees pushed b.K-k in the Owen in London suggested that such ru Kc(pp Your Shirt On! spending a ten-day furlough witli to the "scrap heap in jig time, so Total . .$22.00 them back home." he said, "not tomorrow on legislation giving .Stanley mountains towarrl their troops .seized a basic point in the only about getting them back, but tered lialtic Naval and inneapolis, Oct. 14 — . iJh mors might be Axis-inspired—p»’r- German lines and held it against his mother. Mrs. Cecilia E. Hill many youngsters alongside , the War Contracts Among President Kmisevell authoril.v U-boat base. British sources said Kokoda ba.se bv Gen. Douglas man of !l0 Falrvlew street. Since, how quickly we can get them to'Stabilize and ’‘rreeze" resi endell Willkie ' took off from haps a German propaganda move counter-attacks. But Don't Keep It On Any L o n ^ Than Ever vehicle that not another hand the results Well compensated the MacArthur's Allied troops while to screw down more pressure on lune J'7 he has been attached to could be placed on the chr. Old 1 Lb. Lamb Chops (49c) bficR.** Small Manufartt»rers. dential and oommcrelal real VVold-Chaniberlrin airport here at heavy bombers dropped 1,000- Red' Army tank forces, follow MarshaU said the average age R.A.F; for the loss of nine plane: Italy. . , ing up an attack which folded Company A," 11th Battalion, In the hot water heaters, boilers, êlectric prtqiert.v rentals throughout cost aiqiarentiy considerably 9:09 a.- m. (c.w.t.) Uxlav on the pound explbsiven on the Japanese The suggestion that recent Ital- Ohaags «• often ms always — but Armored Force Replacement Cen o f new divisions now being form i back advanced enemy lines upon utilities past the ' useful stage, Washington,' Oct. — the country. The committee low five per cent. Althoiigh/the airbase at Rabaul, New Britain iari-American developments figur with laundries so far behind sched- ter at Fort Knox. Ky. Upon ex- pipe, old stoves,land many smaller 1 Lb. Lean Ground Beef (39c) ed and trained advance fapldly. last lap of bis round-the-world air Drastic action In the. House to ti-ntatlvely agreed to strike numliers in the raiding fo r^ w e re Grounded aircraft smashed by ed in the reported rift between the Blas—you’ve really got to own piratlofi o f ' his furlough h^. w-ill items of scrap which many would citing aa an instance one division plane tour,of most of the prlncfp*! (Continued on l*ago Fourteen), force wider distribution of war | from the me,asiire tê provi not disclosed. The Evening News din ct hits. — European Axis partners came MOltll sMrta to follow your* own return to Fort Knox and enter the have mi.ssed. were toted alotig. which bad an average age of 26 contracts among smaller manu sion that so far as practirahle war sectors. He was expected to l>ose Oestroyer, Two Plane* i Lb. Bacon (25c) said that "several hund^d bomb fly direct to Washington, arriving from the Stockholm correspondent officers’ training 'school there. To Ikiuhle F.ffort.H POPULAR years in June. 27 .years in July and facturers was threatened toda.v the resits should lie stalilllzed The American fcrces. the Navy aehedule of ehangea. Bu.v good ers, including a larg^ niiral>er of of the National Zeitung of Basel. In fact it was a manual job — 30 years in August. on th^ basis of Sept. 1,5, 1942, In about six nours. reported, lost a lestroyer and two ahirta and theyil see you through by a trio of New York represen four-engined 'heasieg made the Switzerland. ' done by young.sters, willing and S8-Ysar-Old PrivateM and thus' leave to the presi Just before Wilkie stepped Into fighter planes in the Solomons. All the duration. enthii.siiustic, in the most indepen POOD MARKET 5 Lbs. Yellow Globe Turnips (25c) tatives. round trip of over/kOO fnlles.” the plane he was asked by news , He quoted the Stockholm Dn- ALICE CXJFRAN 'Even'k in amphibious divisions, Telling the Senate Small Busi dent the decision a* to the American and Ax'iM bombers re- Flashes !\ ■ (Known As Queen Alice) dent and basic way. Enthusiasm ia ____ JJi ■ . ■ . . I;isl dates on which to roll back New "Saturation" Tecljplque I sed men whether fie. had learned of which will be called upon to do ness committee that the Smaller The' attack was oft the new the nomination of United States (Oohtinued ^ Fage Fourteen) rtVinllniied on Page fourteen) (Late Bulletins of the UP) Wire) RPtRITUAL MEUIIJ81 so high at this time, that the boys 1855 .m!\IN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING 4 Lbs. McIntosh Apples . (25c) what he described as "toughest declare they will double their ef "saturation" technique -of the R. Senator Jo.seph M. Ball of Minne Seventh Oanghter of • Seventh Son “ Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” kind of fighting.” he said he had • (Continued on Page Nine) (Continued on Page Fourteen) Bom With a Veil. forts on off time this week and A.F.—which TOâns throwing .so sota and Gov. Harold E. Stassen, Plans Organization Drive roam far and wide to reach a new found 38-year-oId privates. many bombers over the objective both Republicans in the Sept. 8 Readings Dully, Including Sunday, i Lb. Coffee t (20c) Modem fighting demanded vig (Inclnnuti, Oct. 14—i/Pi— ITesl- 9 A. M. to B P. M. Or By Appoint total of-collective effort. in such a short space of time that primary. *Vnowm Aa The ^ eB t... < orous, aggressive soldiers who can anti-aircraft defenses are swamp Cays Both High TrihutP ilenl .lohn L. announced to ment. In the Servloe ot the Peo The neighboVhood- was so proud American Places Win da.v that the I nlted Mine Work .The Best Knowm!’* ple tor SO Veara. o f . the efforts of the East Side REMEMBER! This Store Is Open i Lb. Pkg. Tea (29c) “ keep it up." General Marshall ed and their fire made relatively W.iJkie said hi*, was. "grcatlv testified, adding: gratified" and then paid high ers of .Vmerlca would start an of- 169 Chorch Street, Hartford, Conn. youngsters that a collection was Gape of Good Hope ineffective. gunization dflve among 20.006 Phone 6-0091 taken for a .scrap pile blowout “ You can’t fight the battle to /X German broadcast put'British tribute to the abilities of both ALL DAY WEDNESDAY! day and rest totnorrow nowadays. ” cheinU’al workers In West Vir yesterday af'iernoon on. Spruce OID THE RUSHES! 1 Con YelloMôrn (15c) losses at 10 plants, but- said that men. First Major Victory $2.50* and $3 SHOP AT EASE - r AVOIl ’ Secretary Stlmson opposed * the North sea pprt of-Hamburg-- "They have seen the problems ginia; .’50.000’ coal-mine supersIs- street. Friend.s and rjelghbor.s col or.v eniplojes and "greni wgnirnt* lected $22 and w-ith that fund Thursday Prices In Effectci WeWednesday Afternoon. provision of the bill introduced by Sub Menace Grows linked by water -with Kiel thsough of International affairs and domes Oxford Cloth and Woysa Chairman May (I>Ky) requiring of agriniltiiral InlKir." ,\s the 37th ifadraa. In Whites. Patterns soda, hot dogs and Ice cream were the Kiel canal also was bombed tic affairs rightly and with great Total Valii-e $2.37 that niSh inducted from the 1'8 and clarity and foresight." he .said. "I FipliU‘rs Sropp in Mid I MW -eonvrntlon came to a..clOnC. and Soft Mellotonea. serveil during the night. ,. Repel Altaeks and alter conditional agreement to- INSULATION ’^Carried. Refreshments SUGAR CURED—vSMOKED 19 year .groups be given 12 piontha U-Boat Warfare Inp'iisi Kiel, 66 miles northej6 t_ of Ham- ffave no doubt that bpt)i will be ^ ^ 1 1 f o r S S 9 S 9 S S * dle East; Down two work a six-day week and |H»st- John8-Man\'ille And furthermore, no car or » 1 .M of training before beinj^ tont Into Reports |ll|1i. burg, is important not onfiivfOr its elected In November." combat- fietl in Area, big dpeks and-strategic position as WiUkie^^took off in the same IMineme . of wage demands, Lewis Home InsulationiDivisio'n- truck was used to transport the Messerschniills in Bat Soviets Start made a l.Vminiite speech pledging viands to the scrap . area. The (Limit one to a customer.) While the Army program nor rating . Subs/ Being a hub oT water transport hut as four motored Army ship "Gulliver" mally calU for at least a year of a center for coal, iron and oil. in which he arrived at 2:20 p. m. his union to "great cxVlttlnued ef boys, using the same’ home-made More Sinkings tle Over Gernian Lines. forts to organize the unorgan L. A. Williams ' carta, wheelbarrows and brought training, he explained,'"unexpect Forced Further Afield. lumber, railrokd supplies, cement Tuesday. SHOULDERS _ W onling o f Nazi Coin- ized." Repre.sentative the eats from the purchase points LEAN — MEATY — IN ALL SIZES. ed emergencies" might require s and food. The plane was expected to ar ■ * * themselves for the big party. ■■ shortening of this ^rlod- ’ The German communique, which rive in Washington about 3 p. m.i Cairo. Oct. n iu n id n e lin lieates Ini- ' TLLEPHONE :»8n2 Would Grant Deferments Total of 4 2 .United. Na London.. Oct. 14.— (/P)— An e.w.t., said X(aj. Richard Kightjed States fighter planes won iniiniqne ... 'Youths Jam itedruiting Office SSJ Don’t think the.se boys all came y-VriJbs usually -tries, to minimize the , out of the past week's scrap scour: Stlmson said he had no objec tions Seamen Lost authoritative British source R. _ A.______F.’s air' blow* by specifying chief pilot. I first major victory of tialive Goinji to Reds. Philadi-lphla. Oct. 14— — tion to granting deferment to high said totlay that German sub-1 „niy hits” on residential district^, Willki4. fresh frorn the p . . . , vc„r veSter- iliindreils of te*-ii-Bge le>>* lines in Egypt. Russia and China the Middle ha.t war " school studehts called up for the During Two Months. marine warfare has been in -1 acknowledged with rare carulor Berlin (From German Broad jammed the Ariii.t recruiting of day when 12 of them fought fice here today'in a rush to enl.st tensified...... in the area around casts). Oct. 14.- (iciieral Biddle diselosod CtlOn U y survivor was quoted by sia. had been chiefly mine-sowing ity of American manufacturer?, ti-riaTs evident in many of ‘ êto. — theater for sev- tin said, "on the road from Maikop j tfsla.v that copiei of his'tdluniliu* COLD CLTT SPECIALS Fowl I and occasioilal surface or U-boat siich as man-made fibers acu\e roie »■ «. ,i„rn beil as St. James's School Hall, Park St. N».srt Navy as saying that auction plus the availability of pre-war items and wood, bone, I eral months, this was described as to Tuap.se. German Army troops Ihi.c address, unnoimeing that 60’J.- Cooked Salami Turkeys Conservation of Tires Than Ever. Ol .. fH eXl- wee*,. 1^ ^ ^ foundering vessel tore raids. made goods, will ipsure ^“^ly for aninial filers «..u . combat for supported by Luftwaffe Sttika and i (Mid iiniciturulized Italian aliens New Phase Seen Pickle Pimento Luncheon Ixiaf Lamb Slew loors Open at 7. Play Starts at 8. five men sway from an overturned <’hrlstmas shoppers a nearly nor- shell and synthetics for metal. L , States fichters. destroyer formations, '’formed ad-■ living in the ...... I nited States...... would— ______44c pound. Shank Soup Bones ’Washington, (Set.' 14.—(A’)—The j lifeboat snd pulled them under. We now see a new phase be mal selection of articles in the curtailment in -phe successful American air- ditional dominating mountain irmii cUis.slficatlon as _ — .J .csxvvs 4 >> I vx ncvai >>_■ biggest tax bill In American his Had Heavier Casualties ginning witfT U-boat concentra nation's retail stores, a survey by was foreseen but there will Second Ueut. Arnold D ranges and mountain positions aliens.’*' now are ‘ lielng Wheel Alignment' On Your Car tory may be ready by the middle tions,” said this aiurce, who merchandise managers disclosefl placements for aluminum and men s 100 Strongpoints Taken SWAN ...... 4 for 25c The medium sized Panamanian tn.lHv stainless steel kitchenware. Jaqua oi ooiî ,„ a , George D Mobbs of Uttle Rock, TliompsiinWhite, Sccdless or tracting. snarling and pleading. of the Incident* available here on a complete supply set-up since "it the survey showed that "geoerally Bam said in re^rting the supply George - -■ sneaking, more than 90 per cent of Imported china and .dinner- A rk ..__ . , ranging easf'of -the V'olga in day into Italian, had been undertake* large Blue RIMers.. . If they areliot right tires* will wear , very fast. Aa------the 14 members of a Joint the baeie of survivor report*, ex would be uneconomical to send a as'part of fhl* nation’s psycho committee gather^ for th^r I plaining that aurvivdrs had land- submarine from France to the I of the kinds of thing* customarily ware now Is limited to that from I MesseThe American fighter pilots light attacks on Russian comrnu- 4 for England, Irish linens are being nications and supply "lines and logical warfare, and predicted th* 2 lbs. 29c meeting. Senator George (D. » ^ , t an east coast United States cape vffithoiit some source of sup- »<,ld to Christmas shoppers will be into action iri force aa the action w mild have a “ tremendou* 99e Let us check them on our special machine ahd said he no reason ^ '^hy ^ time ago. There were ply in the area.” I available this season." sent here as are Swi«i J :i'";arfare_over North Afrwa m- night raids on Russian airfields. A n in ces...... 2 lbs. 25c - 4 ' ' medium-sized freighter was said to effec't.’’ ], legislative diffe^rences \ 33 casualties—dead or missing— Oiie of the best means of com-1 He said that in addition to the And, for this year at icasi. new alongside • • • ancy Blue THIS IS AN ACTUAL CASE— c o m p o ^ by Saturday, ydth final bating the sub-surface menace, goods manufactured befwe the have been sunk on the Volga. ? among the 71 crew members of the Two Merchant Ship# Sunk HUBBARD SQUASH make any necessary repairs. roll calU completed early next Panamanian vessel which wa* the therefore, would be to destroy re- nation was at war and ordered be- of hollow and flat ' L -ho shot down two Junkers 8 i On the central front an enemy 4r lb. ' It Can Happen to You! fueling pointa. he added, detflaring | fore the conversion of many plants enough uggage. smokers ‘^'"'^Live-bombera and damaged six strongpoint was destroyed and a Kin De Janeiro, Oct. 14.—«4A— 8 for victim of the Au,guat sinking. number of prisoners taken, the LIFEBUOY CHiairman Doughton (D „ N. C.) The Panamanian ship was tor that United Nations warships pro- to war production, the stores will and stationery. 1 others out oi an enemy force (ierman suhinarines have sunk Ginffer Marmalade BOB BURNS and bis 22c HERE ARE THE FACTS: This targe old single-familyf two more Brazilian iiierchanlnien 39c MOTOR TUNE UP WORK VALVES GniilUND of the Houae Ways and . Meana pedoed at night in an attack by bably were now trying to seek out have available goods created by Toy* to Be Ditterent. I which included 12 dive-bombers high command said. BAZOOKA . . . EVUY dwelling was remodeled, without any exterior changes, committee aald however there supply ships and possible shore! manilfacturers ffOm materials not There will be toys—but they ^ ^ ^ escortipg fighters Fighting over the Don. Italian" —the ’20th and 21*1 sent to Ui* mo. HITL-C8S NETWOM two aubmarlnea. Shortly after 20 Fresh into three kitchen-dinette apartments. Total income BRAKES RELINED were numeroua pointa yet to be atfacking, the sube surfaced and bases. ' I needed In wkr. won’t be like tova of previous Down 17 Axis Planes planes were said to have shot ndow th.r Iiottom by l-b«»ats In this WM— PepperidEC Farm Bread LUX FLAKES ______ISTHiGAME f o r $ 1 3.0 0 agreed upon, and declared the Vital Avenue fj>r kuppHea I Shorlage* In Home IJnrs two Russian aircraft. GG’* the government announced today. 2^ $130! the flrat mate of the merchant ship years. They have undergone x F. fighters, beating off fighters operating over the Gulf of Toataloes group would do well to finiah early was taken aboard the Ikrger of the Because of the dsngersftK the ".Shortages will be apparent in It aald that the sinkings were th» LUX 25 REGULAR GAMES radical thangea. Wheel goods arc jlimpst constant stream of Axis Finland set Are to a Soviet gun GrceB Beans H ^ ’s What You Can Do! Work Done By First Class Mechanics. next week. two and questioned briefly. He short route through the embattleo some specific lines, and replace- out; and stores will offer toys „ver Malta, shot down 17 flrat since Brazil declared war on TOILET SOAP . .3 for 22c There Is » aertoes shortace of booslag spooe for .war workers More than $1,000,000 a day In In- Medlterranean. 'the rounding of ment materials will be evident in | boat in low altitude attacks, the the Axis as a result of attack* on Cauliflower 5 DOOR p r iz e s wax then released. con^ructed, ^ ’ith the exception of xxis planes yesterday, making a war bulletin said. .SPRY . . .3 lbs. 76c; lb. 28c wUck yo« «Mi help solve — to your own sad yonr conatry’s creased excise- levies will begin One o f the heroic Incidents of the Cape of Good Hftpe ha* be- others, but very few of the >tetM a f4w nuts and bolts, entirely of I j^ree day total of 38 Axis planes her shipping and that both ooenr- Beets or Carrots flowing Into the Treasury immedi FAIRY SOAP ...3 for 19c advmntacs — by msldBK repairs sad addlthNM la yoor home ALL FOR $3.00 ORDERS this sinking was udescrlbed by come the vital avenue for supplies usually given at holiday time ■will wood. I destroyed and more than 50 badly rrd joo the same day la 1 boBChes 15e that frill meen aew ttvfaiK spsoe for workers sad their families. ately after the Brealdent aigna the seaman -now recovering frdtai his from America and Britain not be totally absent." McBain said, Treasury Balance area of the western South -Atln^ SILVER DUST . .4 for 99c measure, although the frulta of "It already la evidant that I damaged, a joint R. A .' F.-^British ALL FOR Manchester Motor Sales injuries. He said that a »mlddle only for North Africa but also fori With one notable exception, he Americans are looking ahead— headquarters communique said to- tic, last Sept. 29 o* the po.ta.wn steeply Increased individual Income Washington. Oct. Robert Echaller, Prop. aged crew member who was India. Russia and China. laaid, there will be no shortage In with the realisation that this is a day. Brazilian *t*te of I'ara. Thf . and t^rporatidn taxes will not be Britain'aoccupation of Madagas-1 apparel line*. "Rubberized’ ma- position of the Treasury Oct. 12. ship* were the 5,472-ton freigmw ;i2 W e s t c e n t e r s t r e e t TEL. 4131 poqr svrimmer gave hla life belt hard war," McBain said. "They "Enemy activity over Malta was I PLENTY OF TABLES AND garnered until next year. car, keyed directly to this, wa* to teriala and rainproof ^yntheticf R e c e ip ts . $26,474,549.82; expen tnges and th* 2,7$6-to^ /nc/ui rjl U/vccri/. y/ic. iMxnilea Texas To Rise to a fellow crewman and, then dis- are buying practically. They have continued and again oar fightara diture*., $283,030,969.53; net bal ' e\ - saa \ r T r •- T PARKING CHAIRS FOR *-)peared. prevent the Japanese from estab-1 have gone to .war—but suit*, coat*, an eye toward long wear and iisa- successfully broke up__all attacks both In servlee berijieea T ; ‘.’ 4' G. E. Willis and Son. Inc. Cigur and cigarette takes are dtM I appeared fishing submarine bases on-the In- handbag*, glovea, snd all 'kind* of ance. $>,773,993,854.28; customs Caol, Lemhar, Hasoos’ SwppHea, Paint The tax on whiskey and ] The survlvora of the Panamani bilitv., comfort and utility when and laltod «•»* '., y y f iRflGRY SPACE EVERYONE to go u p . ------*■' cotton garment* v ill be available Hxk irccaipts for month, $8,577,919.02. T. TEL. 81X8 MA.VCHESTER they today." 'I 8 ^Csattowd m Pag* TwaJ (OMttausd M Fa«« Milssx). ix suflicisnl quantiU. ^ i Advertise iu The Herald-*—It Pays reertoeej. ^PAGB THREE MANCHESTER EVENING.. HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O N N , WlCDNEgPAY, OCTOBER 14,1943 MANCHESTER 0 HERALD, MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1943 .._ r PAcacTvro \ > . ■ , •rr'------NOWI The KEITH Event Thousands K1 and WAIT FOR! ter Corporation Monday had been meeting w ith'thf comniittee from Milk ’Ihic'ving ( rows to Villa Louisa- ItOacl, South to Vil the association and We oflicers of la Louisa Hotel and i;^fac 9i to Hallowe'en PaiiA; called off. As .. result there was l’i\ Tr;idc at the (ireni nothing to report. As the meeting the Manchester Corporation. The Outside Help | Divide Rural Birch Mt. Road, Northeast, north Red Cross Gets was called to hear this report ne^t mceting^.of fhc A.ssociatlon and northwest to Roiten's corner, Marines in Sblpmons - Cannot Be Held there was tittle other business. will be held om'the first Tii^njay I Milk-'men iiewarel Southwest to juuefion of -Volpe ■ Two, crc)W>. evide/itly tliii The . entertainment committee in Novembei..'' On Farms Here Mail Routes Road and Carter street. Northwest Scrap Returns ' neall.v took the caps off Ihe to Campmeeting hoad, VVest -to H k^d sh ips reported its inability to secure a I tops of two I'leani bottles til Face Tt wt* reported ftt the meeting: hall to hold a proposed Hallovt’e'en Porter street. Northwest to Post o x Ca.mp at Stafl’orcl front of the .Mani he-ti r .< ;recu •New Carrier lo Be A.s- Office, total length--28.25 miles. Moriarty Brother* STARTS TOMORROW! KEITH’S ONCE A YEAR, STOREWIDE of the Pine Civic Association last party and this has been called off ' school yt'.slerdav aiid were en- that the echeduled meeting^ for this year. ' About Town shoes because he'ÎjM to tsamp, Spring* Has a Manches I 'Joying the coptenls when a siîied by Poeitmuister I sfiU ^163.37 Check k Few Highlights Given tramp, ti-ainp, tr^ p . through with the oCflcem of the Maiiches- No date was set for another couple of .you4)g.stys iiMtitjeil Before ôveiiiher | \V lllJ£ie JrlOJJfS Chapter Secretary. plenty of mud. N earl^very day •X ter iMan in Oidrge. the Janitor. Sam Tro,uton On, What It’s Really brings some rain. The mild is black A young people's meeting will The owner of the hiitk truck be held this evening at seven and gummy but at these latitudes High School boys and giils who camp out .of llic .S' hool. heSi- Kftective. Novenibei- 16. the ,, Moriarty Brother* today tumedi Like in Islands Re- it doesn’t take long’ to dry dqt. BtSl o'clock at the fâlvation Army '■'-ing' the I nes of the yoiini;- Oil Last Le«r Nîtadel. All young people of the haVe been doing their bit in the -present Rural defivery route No. over to Miss Laura House, aecre-| .eeiitly Occupied. After breakfast, the men slriHe, war effort the aiimmei by .stera,^ .saw the i rows flying I. which hfii bên served- by Rural tary of the Manchester chapter of I out on their many jobs, amoi ^ coi;pa are urged to attend. away and _sa)d: j the American Red Cross, a check I them building trails and roadi helping the farners. are being ■ yUPSS--hav'e 'to furnish earner Herbert McCann, will be Of His Trip By Tom Yarbrough ' manning guns, building new C.ha/^s K I.athrop ol 27S Buin- succeeded by anotiier. vast army of straws, next flnif, ' | divided and a new- carrier will be for- $163.37, proceeds from the fli'Stl G uadalcanal, Oct. 14 — (W ide camps, unloading ships, flying fiarii atrCiU. Buckla-Hd, is planiiliig rnen, and.-women too, from the assigned to' duty on one of these (Continued troiri Page One) sale of scrap metal in the 'current| World)—Life in the Solomon Is airplanes, haulihg equipment,'and to leave F«day for Orlando, .Flori South, wmv arc harvesting the routes. ■•lalvage drive. r " lands is like a picnic in only one supplies, patfolin^ the jungle and da, where hc^cxpects to spend the later food afx^ iruif crops. The iiiers III the region around Stafford The division was made after a rested here, overnight after flying The local oil and gasoline deal way—the ants are always with us. searching out” the enemy. w in ter. .Mr, I.aU irop ha.s .'ipriit the CCC ramps which provided a line ..Springs raise, iiianv acresôf polk-, survey had be.cn conducted a l the froiii Kdmoiuoii. Alta., yesleiday. ers sorted the scrap iron and steetl They're in and on everything, Only Two Meals Dally i la.st SIX or eigh.K, wintrr.s in Or Trtstigation of Postmaster Thomas Since the tVhite Hou.se had saitl including this typewriter, and tiaining for boys during the recent toes a.id at present there are 155 from the pile collected at thelrl ! The Marine has bc^n Having 1 lando. ' ■ depression j'cars, are the present w h ite. men and .vomen and 50 J. Q'nish as the route bad grown the president Would like to see him station and it was purchased by al they never give up. The fact that soon, it was expected VV’rllkie prob the Marines who invaded the Solo only tw o m eals a day, .Wiith the dormitories for the harvesters. colmed workers'from , the South.- in the .years since its lorganization Hartford junk dealer. I second coming between' mtdafter- Mr. and Mrs. F ranc is\A L.iUlc<, ably w-oiild relate hisxhbservatlons The scrap weighed 29,140 poundal mons aren't ready for the booby- The great cooking utensils, recrea fpiarlered at c'anip Cohn'oi. The to 4S.45 miles, .and w'as therefore noonnuuii iuiu and nightfall./This fnlght" of 243 Fern street, have jcecoved tion, fai'ilities and sleeping quar different potato gtowers make ap- too long for one carrier to serve. to Mr. IJoiiseVolt .'sh o rtly afte r and the check represents a pay-| hatch affords still another proof reaching Washington m the late that the Miirlnes are stout fellows, sound surprising to persons Who word from 'then .'on. vyuribn^vi'n- ters are again in use for these plicatioh througli 'he Farm Buiv-ui '' At the request of Carrier Mc ment of 111 a ton for the metal. have been filling their stomachy neth"'Little, who enh-sted in niiftrator.v workers who are help fpr tllp number'of laborers They Cann, he. will be tran.sfe'rt-ed from afternoon. indeed. .But nobody expected this to be three times ^day all their'lives, tl. MaHnea last week Tiirsd ing to solve the farm Jabor prob need. They transport them from Route 1-. a fte r the division is rftafle. To (live public "Full Re|K>rt” a picnic . and >bo jpobody is disap but the Marines have not been that he is at the liaining school' lems. ■ the camp to the farm in the tuorn- to" that part of the route to be The 19-40 Republican presiden tial nomfhee’s plans after meeting Reports IVo pointed. - singing Ui^ "Miss Meal” blues. i at Parria Island, S. C. Potato Harceat \o« mg and return them at .the cjose numbered number one. After/days and days on that C'^mp Connor at Stafford of their working day of ^ôight Uic"president were not announced - For the record and so the folks Sliist Change Designation except that he was going to give back home Will know how th eir same/Hbbreviated-'gating schedule, .Manchester is^ e e of leportatile Spritjgs is perhaps -the- nea^^t hours. They have Sundayk off. The first part of .the present IMore Siiikiiigsl men are living .from day to day, I raH testify I’ve always felt well i'CC camp to Manchester l.hat’is They are paid foiii- dollars a day. the public a “full report” of his dl.sea.se.s th is week-., accnifling to route in point of trAvel will be trip, and. somCwliere along, the here are a few highlights on what fed. Perhaps it’s a result of eat the bulletin of the St^te Pcpait- being u.sed"for this purpose, the or piecework al the rate of twelve known as route No. 1 arid the it’s really like in these parts; ing comparatively more''at each "'Great Event Planned For one 'at Union remains closed. Far- line, go to hia Indiana home for a (Continued from Psg« One) ment o< Heajth. \ cents a barrel. F.xpert p o ta to 'T a tte r p a rt likewise w-ilI"BeXknown rest. Whether -the report would Day B«*glni* a t Dawn sitting. There’s always plenty and Month.* As A MiRhty “Thank 4 pickers can fill upv ards of 80 bar-I as route No. 2: Those living o\\ precede his trip 'to Indiajja and The day tfor those who ayen’t it’s good. Here’s a sample after You” To You 3Vho Have Made rels a .day route No. 2 will be required to an ship were out three day,* In a I noon menur cHlli with beans, rice, how he would deliver the rgport lifeboat before - being picked upj out on the lino watching t)re Ja \ Our Success Possible! »lxM-al .Man In ( harg e ' change their route designation be-j i,ad not been announced, panese) begins about d a\^ or be strlngbcans. bread, butter, can by a rescue vessel. ’ ned pears. Coffee. Another; corn Star^g in a tiny store 43„j)teara ago K eith's , A .Manchester cartcrer. Thomas fore the start of the carrier, I Indicating he did not want to fore. More often than/ not, the There ivere nine casualties out I Marine Is aw'akened/by the un ed beef stew. Navy beans, bread, hn.s gmv.n to its present position as one of Conran, ha* the job of feeding thus A new' carrier will be selected'j discuss iii driblets any pha.se of of a, crew' of 39 in the Amcrlcan.| Connecticut’s finest, most modetfT) stores \ll ProcPMs From Sale ______. for .route No. 1 by.the po.st office lus forthcoming public report and earthly fries of strAnge birds— butter, canned peache.s, coffee. small ariny of outdoor laborers, ship. The 27 survivors first reach-1 Occasionally there is fresh meat. through th e generous patronage and loyal sup ■uf This Scrap Will Be and expects lo continue e^rly into > flppa* bot a.n.nfluncert I siK'h observations as m ight be birds "that chatter and warble, ed safety on a small Caribbean is whistle and hoot, haggle and The outlook fqr food is increas port ftf satiMed customers. Keith’s is deeply 'Donated To Manchester November. As an indication of the R by the time the service is due to unade on a second front, lepd-lease land. Tiiere they received' food I giHtoful and has done everything in its power w a n t e d Chap.ter, Red Cross. food necessarv, about 100 quarts i start at the division on Nov, M6, ’supplies and post-war aims of the sqtiawk. and frequently -souna like ingly good but it wasn't always and medical treatment and ob-| bilious human beings in an ex like that. At ofie time, there ' to make this 43id Anniversary Celebration a of milk i!t reqtilred never less a carrier will be selected United States. .Willkie remained tgined transportation to the Unit- I ■,\ * sincere tribute of gratitude for its customers— than ,80 ' 800 man-sizcd sand-i'Ik'-^tmaslcr Qb'sb to .servii*!- until silent here on these matters but he treme state of annoyance. were .rations for omy two more The dawn breaks fast and the days, and the Japs Xivere just •wiv ■ an event which expresses in actual dollars and * ‘ wiches must be prepared for the' the riigular earner is named. i did have sum for "■on'e"'umdentll1ed survivor wa» smell of good strong American around tlte corner. . cents savings the heartfelt thanks of each and noonday lunch. A hearty hot As a result of the division of i old dic^haid Tor> groups. Quoted bv the Navv as navine- of every member of the . Keith store family. the route into two sections tho.se Eilmontoii, Alberta. Monday.' b> the as »a.\lng of coffee drifts through the camp. W m hes Own CloOiew ’ breakfast of scrambled eggs, fried the route into two sections, ino.s. have some- torpedoing: "There were • a /T h e Marine stretches tentatiye- OPEN EVERETT KEITH, potatoes and other items is neces- i patron.s living at what was the i ' ...... dozen, of us in the water, holding I The Marine in the Solomons THURSDAY President. t : «ld of the route will receive their t “"y about "flippant State- '•'ly, making sure his back has hot ^ *0nce A Year Storewide Reductions Of 10% To 40% I sarj'-for these' husky worker.s. ' on to an overturned lifeboat, with-1 been broken for he’s been sleeping washes his own clothes and let j They do not care to r hot cereals, ii - mail earlier, in the day than at | of certaii. public oHicials anyone who dares use that 'In AND •le'e-nt ■’ I b' com m ent upon thl* second-front in a minute after she struck. Buy with nothing between hltn and the ^ they use any.it i.s the rea-lv-to-cat the auction of the ship as she I formation again.st him when he S.\TURD.AY '’ The N’CU.T Route c.aiTier will ' “b-ses vations he had made while rocky ground but a Japanese mat. •On Furniture Ot Keith Inbuilt Excellence And Beauty ; variety. The big meal of the day,; went down tore five men swayj and a blanket or, if he’s especially gets home. He washes himself, EVENINGS ■ comes after the -work is done, and in Russia. Asked here whether he leave the officcrat 8:30 a., m and was ready to amplify hi* reply, and' took them with her.” lucky, a flat wooden thing abotit tod, in the river close to his camp last night they had vegetable soup, will he due back at 1 p. m. and the Willkie s'aid: ' The sinkings raised to Thsl six feet long (Japanese made). or wherever he might^^_ Tlie ^.baked m ackerel, s'we.et potatoes No. 2 earner.. leaving .the office .Opposition Great Asset A ssociated P ress c o u n t' .lof * n -| There isn't any reveille. As far as prime difficulty is In keeping the * BRING IN ALL YOL CAN FIND TODAY! and meat loaf with .tomatoJ.iiauce. 6:-3n a. m "retiu n s-at 2 p,. m. "I was gratified to fihd that the nouneed western Atlantic ship] I can find out. there isn't a single soap from going downstream. epic slaw and cocoa, and each IF YOU HAVK SOMETHIMJ TOO Blli Route -No. 1. afte r the. division, elements which criticized niy trip losses since America*! entry into] bugle in all the Solomons. Everybotly wears wrinkled clothe.s OR TOO HEAVY TO HANDLE ALONE w orker will average six .sluo.s of '.vill be .23 ir.ili-s in. length and No, '^vgre Uie sam e old die-hard Tory the w ar. J, ■Sleeiai In Clothri* because ironings are unheard of. bread to'the meal. 28.25 miles long. groups that still thmk . Amcnca The Murine brushes his teeth The officers too wash their own clothes and clean their own mess CALL 8 500 According to Mr. ('’otiian, the- Route I»esert|itions can live tp itself. Such opposition . ' ...... 7 ...... ' ■ w ith w ater pour**d from his can WE WILL SEND ONE OF OUR TRUCKS empioving farmer prpvide.s. the Follov ng -s the route' descrip-I is. a great itsant.'’ teen and washes his face in a Jap gear. It's every man for him Sketched necf^ssary uufis. .saiu’crs and pla!«’.s tion.s.of the dnasK'ins of the pres-- Wjnkie's plahe/made the 1.100 anese wash pan. The only dress-^ self, but at the same,time, every From kmvt's, .forkii anii .spoonn Utr hi.'i eut route: j mile flight here from Edmonton ing he has to do is to put on his man la pulling for the team. Stock ptu liculAr .scjiKui.; Sump or thum T' Route No. 1 I non-stop'and when he reached the shoes because he sleeps in his - Get Little Comforts m nkf in h day thu aiirii rharpod tui* St.irtutP at the post olliee, the ^ W’hite House late today, he will 2 CANNON MORIARTY BROTHERS clothes every night, ready to move As for the little comforts of 2.5% W«H)L board for a.wye.k .so that at the No, 1 earner wilt go .ôilthwest-| be only five days renioved fr.im at a moment's notice. That's a life, they:ve beeli coining along in 301-305 Center -— 307-31.5 Center .\1 Broad Street erly, .south and west to Bridge' the last,/ balllefront he saw — NOW PLAYING BLANKETS end of the jobVThe Ih iilty one.s small part of the preparedness for fairly gi«>d supply. "rhey have have a neat (die of money to .show .'-trect sotith on Bridge to Weth-r j Chink.. / ■ things that can happen here. S 7 . 4 3 ^ JOIN HATTIE n o n been' almost enough cigarettes for for- theii labors. erell street, west and .south t.’ If he .shaves, he's in the minor normal smoking jirid a good bit ! Bidwell .stTeet: .southeast and east Boiiiburs PANAM A!^ ity. Beards are extremely popu of candy, largely as a result of to "Keeney street, north on Kee- lar shd if he doesn’t have one. he friendly and welcome "raids”, on nCV to Poitland street, west '.o; IT'S OANCE TINE has a good start. every ship that .calls. Engagements Bridge street and, i)orth on '‘B rid^, Strike Kiel Hard itONANCI TIME Here is a sample breakfast a la The principal after-dark diver- ll)(llON'S..Jilfl BSl street , to Avon street, west 4Jn SING TIN E sad Solomons: Scrambled eggs (pow Avon to Litchfield, nbrth oii. . ^ ____ .slon is g ath erin g arolipd the radio SWINCXIME! dered), bacon, canned figs, bread, that brings in the Callfomia ata; 'Litchfield, and retrace .to Bridge j. fContlnued from Pag* One) butter and coffee. Coffee comes I*1ank-Luurts«ma : street noi tl and east to Keengy j lions writh remarkable clarity and i* with every meal and somelfnies in hearing news..and entertainment .Mr.s, Hazel G. LuuUsema. of 9 street anil retrace lo Hartfoid today that "damages to material between. The Marines wouldn't be Luxurious Squirrel On 1 0 0 Wool WlirrerlJstreet, announcc.s the en program*. . Aftet that, it's off to road, northwest...... and west _ to and buildings. were caused mainly part of the Navy if they didn't The I'tmnst K gagement'and coming marriage of <’*ushman's residence, ei^t to Me- i in the city of Kiel tied if a mere place to sleep with u have plenty of eoffcc. the .Japanese within railing dis In I.uxurj'! fOR V her dnughler. Miss Mildred Ethel Kinley street, .south oh McKinley “ Blm-k-Bueters’,* Dum|M*d Doesn’t We«ir Shorts Diineaa Ph.vfs Warmth.Wear.. .and Styling are the tance can be called a bed. DISTINCTIVE Luurtsema. to Buikelcy J. Plank, j street to- DiuUey street, east to Both explosives and incendiaries Unlike the British in tropical Mahogiih.v outstanding features of this all wool -coat. son o fM r. and .M:s. Sanuiel Piaiik ' McKee street.|and nor th to Wc.sl —including^ two-ton '‘blockrbust- (Personal note: It’s almost t i l t CH.AIR a n d OTTOMAN Coffen Tables MODERN HEDROO.MS REDUCED Deposit your old keys in BURTON'S Vic- ' climates, the Marine doesn't wear time for the news now. This of 1616 Hebron avenue; Glaston-^ I Center street, north and mrth- ers"—\vfre Jumpeil. op shipbuild I3rd .Anniversari- I’riee 43rd Anniversary I’riris Twin fur bump.s snuggle warmly under a bury. shorts. His khaki outfit of long place might stir up some news 89.43 tory Bo.x, They contain valuable metal.sV ' west on McKee Mfcet to Adams ing centers Br.d-dock)«'rds. .setting i trousers; shirt or jumper or uhion Peeplv upholstered over resilient DEFINITELY our lowc.st price firm chin..and double‘fdr bumps on the The Wedding wiH fake place. itself tonight. The report just ihat Uncle Sam storely needs now! / I street, north on_ Adams street to off many large tires, retumiijg CTa- suit, and heavy shoes looks more coll springs with tilting feature you will see this year. Usually henj lend A fashionable air to this slim Saturday, October IT, at 2 oclock ; HilliaVd street, east on Hilliard nadian airmen said. like an ordinary worker's getiip came in that there’s a gang of that enables you to reach exactly $100. Now $78.4.') .for bed. chest in -the .Buckingham Congrega Sons* of Britain’s great serial Japanese right near us.) I arid Woodland streets to Broad coil /IS- than a-soldier's .uniform but If.a the position most comfortable for $ and dres.ser. Note new WIDE coat. Beige, Black, orr Blue. Sizes 10 to tional ehureh. . dynamite wagons— foiii'-motored- rosTt* 32.43 VISION miriois. oak interiors, A lot of little keys can make pne-bijr ke.v I street, north on Broad street - to VOU. DRASTIC.VLLY UNPER- MtT TUNItjl practical for the job at hand. His to Tokyo! Milliard, west on Hilliard alieet .to l..anrasters, Stirlings and Hah- headgear usually is a cloth cap or World C irh’** PRICED FOR THIS SALE. diMlprooflng. rich walnut .ve $78-« Adams street, north to Tolland faxes—were in the bombiqg force a sun helmet that tomes out of his neer. exterior, olhei fine f,‘ii- Budget Term* Turnpike, northwest 'on Tolland along with smaller twiniieiigined tin hat—or none at all. He's fre In 1884-86 Thomas Steveni! trav New! Different! tuie.s RARE at so low a price. Wellingtons,, the Canadians inud. eled around the world, covering ■( Turnpike and Wiridaor street to quently bare from the waist up SIMMONS conmsBCOiDS I Burnham -street. West on Bum- The Air -Ministry said tly: •rid therefore h.ss a fine tan. land areas on a high-Wheeled bi _____ham______street lo 10 JJatson's B i____ r*Bidenc«. weather was good. Kiel was Kft in Panama It's a good thing he has heavy cycle. He pedaled 13,500 miles. SLU.MBER FELT fS,..F0R BESr 4 northeast on Nbc^h road to Wind- flam es afte r the la.st raid A pril 28 MA'TTRESSES l.sor street (Vinton Comer I, south-: and reconnaisf.ance photographs Bir.E1.0W and east rn Wind.sor strifet lo Burn showed heavy damage Ihere, 818.43 Mo h a w k o v ri ham street, northeast on Burn "B eaufighteis of the eoa.sta1 Hattie;? f- - Wool Pile BUGS command, on patrol over the Bay Genuine Simmons, ham street to Buckland street, Ann SOTHERN SKELTON .southerly on Buckland. street to of Bi.scay ye.sterday. destroyed two like you see in ex $13 Tolland Turnpike. nOrtjheast on Junkers 88s and one fl.ving boat . n''Rags" RAGLAND Brn BlUt clusive magazines. Is Tolland Turnpike to Union street, •without loss lo themsei'.'es," the Li.vers of fine felt, Air Ministty said. side. handles, tailed south on Union stre e t to No. 133 — P I.l'R DRESSES and retrace, northeast on Tolland Attack Freight Trsln roll edges, other cus "Army CTooperation Command Van HeBln tom details. Turnpike to McNall street, north bi // east on McNall and Aver,)' streets aircraft yesterday attacked a to Pero's residence, retrace Avery goodE (freighfl train and other “Kid Glove I and McNall streets to corner Mc ta rg e ts in northern F rance w-ijh- Killer” Nall and Deming streets, east and out loss." -f • ‘ 4*. northeast to Strong's residence, The thrust at Kiel marked the Buy U. R. Bonds and Stamps! retiace to Parker street, souther second consecutive night of R.A.F. ly to Lydal! street, south and action over Germany. Famons LANE X' southwest to post office, total Prelimina?)^ reporU from pilots M odem nTNER length? 23 miles. said the raid was "a good show.” . IIo|ie Chests [ Route No. t ■ It was understood the raiding May We Suggest la k e a I»ook At The*te Dresses Starting at the Post Office, the force included four squadrons of .\n d Y oa’Il A gree They’re the « 2 9 .I3 ^ No. .2 -rarrier will go-t-Northeast Royal Canadian Air Force bomb- Beat E ver: JOHN’S and norlh to Lydall street. East to err, among them a new French The Barn Dance Vernon street,. North and north unit making Itfl third operational east to Lalte street. Southwesterly sortie over enemy territory. Modem and Square Spun Rayons and winciiiE on Lake street to State Highway It was the" aixth night attack for Your Entertainment, No. 6. East to Miller residence and against (German targets in the 13 Relaxation, and Sociability! retrace to Cider Mill Road, West,' nights of October. French Crepes —^stalely Beaiitv liorthweat and w'est on Middle Tries to. Minimize .Attack —Keith E\eel'enc«i Turnpike to Princeton street. Re While the British said a strong St. Mary's Hall trace to Parker »treet, South and force was engaged, the Berlin ra GENUINE .MAHOGANY 18th CENTv RY BEDROOMS southeast on Parker and Porter dio tried to minimize the attack Main .Street, 43rd Vniiivorviry Prlt’o $2 .9 8 V " lu tin g streets-to Oak Grove street, South by saying north German coastal East Hartford, Conn. A b^âulifVil.rcprmluction of the tratiilional ISth" riU-twn res west to Highland street and east districts had been bombed In "ter M ahogany \ackitiR- And Up t o 8.3.98 Kneehoie Desks Centui’V. maslvrpiÂ'i's in imported I Builds "I* ■„ A is I*'-—-■! to Gardner street, Squth to Fbm ror, raids.” Every Wednesday and von*‘er.*i kind other fine w o o d .w ith nuvho);;iny vitam'ns A street and west to Main atreet. rl said (Jermai)” night fighters $29.13 ich JMorth to W’atkina com er. E ast Saturday Night, 8-12 P. M. Sizes 12 to 32 Intel lorf*. dm w er jiuide.'*. every fine ■ eon.*^t ruc 1.43 and sintiraircraft batteries brought tion feature. Sleigh bed, chebl and dleRaer^ and D- . * is cotv* • and. Ndrtheast to Highland street. down "a considerable number” of *i-Budget. Teniis,,.,'' West on Highland street to Hinch- the Invading planes. Featuring vitictng ey residence and retrace to Birch No Blore Obtainable. Reserve Yours Now! M t Road, Southeast to Cooper’s Unawa.-e of \tsr Art Webster's Roman Crepes GI.ENWOOD DUAL OVEN RANGES Saw Mill Road. East and southeast Old Timers’ Orchestra Lo* Angeles — i.Pi — Candino Warm Solid _8ANK POST, Prompter Colom for Fall 4Srd .Anniveraary Price Yorano. 40-year-okl farm worker, Gleaming enamel, modern der isn't one to fret over current sign, cooks or bakes with oil or events. He wss arrested for gas (available for coal and gasi. PINEHURST vagrancy, and could produce no $ 3.98 has oil burner, heat control, $169 « Pre War Folding draft registration card. "I didn't other DeLuxe featurea. Limit IriKUhlled ♦C.ARRIAGF.S know about this draft.” he ex limiiiTiswiBifsmtgu ed, number only. HURRY! And Your Old Ran^r Reduce Now ! Here’s a lovelx wool dress.. .trimmed with'' Plenty of Pork Raasft and Chops. H0U6LAI Included. Usable for 8 1 4 . 1 3 uniilFRANKlECARLE $3.39 and $3^79 dinette or In your 6-PIECE DlVA.NOI«A 2 IN 1 LIVING ROOMS 43rd .\nid\ersar> Price — ' •oft shoulder pleat* »nd an all-around Freshly Chopped Ground B e e f...... 36c PLUS 4 0 MUSICAL KNIGHTS living -room. ♦ PEPPERIDGE FARM BÊAD Solid Crepes ...... f4.29 A cha.rming living, room and shutter-pleat skirt. You’ll love these new “A Gentlemaa After Dark" bedroom in one. Includes Maple You’ll want severtil of the.se beautlfull'- de Whole Wheat or W hite...... 17c and 27c loaf Brian Doalevy - .Miriam Hopkins FRBP l-OW »Ry lusdous pastel shades . . . Lollipop Pink, tailed rayon crepe Slip.s.. .Lu.\urioil< ..xe OF MANCHESTER divanola divan (ojieris to full HRJ. • SAT. -ANP SUN, DONNA aeg DON JU A N S • J W O f Mi size bed I complete with con Lollipop Blue, Lollipop Maize, and Lollipop yoke and hem . . . Guaranteed washable. trasting Morns chair, coffee Green., Sizes 9 to 17. “FRIENDLY ENEMIES' JfcSUNRISE SERENAOERS table, end table, lamp table and $89-« White and Tearo.se. $2 to 44. ARLOW’ table lamp- all for $88.43 while CMABLES MTINXINOEK Jh a G L E E C3.UB CHARLIE RUGOUS tins lot Iksts. ' ------ALSO ------\0itbfia3OLfnuam>0n\ - FOR VALUES - I em s MAIN t ST w OPPOSITE HIGH s SCHOOL L i^ n tiu h i 41 MAIM SI' MANCHEM®^; MAINSI. MAN[ "The Man Who Wouldn’t Die tltuAlKWERS BY TH€ DANCERS - -• t PAGE FIVE mANV^niOTrER EVjiPflVfG HIERALD. MANCHESTER, CO'^N. ^ D N E S D A T , OCTOBER 14.1942

fkxm racrA aAmjnBsrrBK e v e n i i t o BncnAL,D, MAirCiiBpnrEn, w rrrf. wE7ur p. m. building Program . Bv Asoclated Preas have expressed the wish to <-on- seas want.s to be remembereil on they think in ternis of restrained I Nipping Fight in Bud. with the drive to enlist Negro The mslri,|clor will be ' William tlnue with the 10 hour advanced i^ristm na, ami hi.s bosses in production and protected markets. I women for the Women's Auxiliary SachT'if k and a I nge enrollment is By \VaIt«>r Warren “What has America to / fear I course and a rias.s will starl hoped for. We will be obliged for Washington intend for him to get Hartford Oct. (>Ti— tVnio-' Middlebui:y-licorgc A. Ows Army Corp.s, Col, Oti.s Porter, in. Oakland. Calif.. Oct. 14 (Wide from foreign competltioilT /it will I Hartioro. t=iri,iative «!'• vice president and director of rl;»rge of all /Jirmy reciiiiting in shortly. th(^ winter to liave clas.ses only that package frimi hmiie, liiil it not only humanitarian,/but-It I Crttlc .and Republican leR ■ t Scovil MamrtarturinK coni- Connectiriit, Iwlqy revealed that Those qualifying .for ccrtificatc.s when' scliool.s are ()|H'ii.in the eve is going to require a liltig coop World I—Peace , should bring a will be good busineas to o ^ s t In I Great Event l«ader8 have agretd that Gonnec- p„ny „np „f Waterbury's big bniw the Hartford office ha.s ieqiie.sted ai-e; Thi'rcsa Buckley. Minnie ning so that mo.*;! classes will I eration all the w'.'iy aroiifid: boom. Instead of a collapse, to building up the industrial fapaclty | Days o f ’s Bimlcisen. Ketmit Brodersen. PeaU Values for the Last ticut'a voting stat iVe should be mill's, died at his. home here yea- the a.s.siRnment to this area of a liereatter tie. held either at the' Mall — especially Chib.stma.s .•\merk:an industry, Henry J, Kais of the world. .Marion Chiistiim. Mrs. Bertha Tjiuie: .Si liool or High Si nbol. We : packages, — i.s an imp('utant factor amended to extend the polling terday after a abort illncaa. colored officer <>f the WAAt.'.s. er, the nation's foremost shipbuild "As far as competition is con-1 hour* unUl 9 p. m. in all commum- New Haven—Arthur D. Mullen, Such a representative would be .tiuliiw, Helen Feriell, Mrs. Irene need m:inv more First Aiders so in morale, and the Marine Corp.s cerned, we can take it from any I Foster, Harry Gould. Betty here is your chance to sign up for er believes. tiea In the state, thus apparently 63, a real estate and insurance used to acquaint Negro si-oiips will make ei-riw elforl to insure quarter under the superb protec-1 .F nipping in the bud a controversy dealer and'" former banker, who with the opportunities offered, and Ginolfl. Liireiia Giiiolfl, Mrs. T. J. thi.s new ckusH at the Tfa'le School. prompt delivery. It .suggests "U oiiglil' tti keep every wheel lion of our native ability to organ- that threatened to carry over Into was city imniptroller for 10 years work In the recruiting .service for Hassett, Hannah Jensen. Mrs. Call 6637 or enroll at the cla.ss these rules: turning in America for 2b years, " ize production for mass output In the spedlal Jiession of the General between IPll and 192t. being which she^has- been trained at Neva Laine. .Mrs. .Martha .Meyer, next Wednesday evening (11 Parcels should- be maik.'d he said In a speech decrying the high quality at low cost. ‘S Assembly next Monday. elected on the Democratic ticket Fort Des .Moines, la. Louise Narelto; Gilhiah' Peter.son, prior to November 1. forecasts of depression, revolution Tf enough persons ' will .sjTbw' In-. Time lo-Try Oampetltioa The agreement, adhering to a each two years except in lOlS-lfi. No itaclal oiMTtnilnHtion Fmma Roberts, D.iiothy Raymond, (2) They shimld, he limited to and disaster which have come to U Is time, he said, for a trial I nroposed bill drawn last week by died at hi® home yesterday after Colored girU interested in- the Mrs. Ralph Rockwell. MrS. Sylvia te;e.sl in a new nutrition 'cour.se the size of a sllo'e boX and .weigh his ears. of competition In production— not.l house Leader William L. Hadden. f brief illness. service are urged tb call at .ViS Smith, Davis Tompkins. George tpe local Red Cross will furnish an no more than six pounds,. "We need not have a post-war protection against competition. He I Republican candidate for lieuten Bristol—The estate of John S. Asylum" street.' Lieut. Hazel Mc Winzler and Mrs. Ruth Caldwell." instriictor. After irompleting the •l3.) Fach should he aiUlressod depression,” said the man who re doesn't fear competing with I ant fovemor, came out of^ ' iMt Barnes of this city, who died Sept, Kee, who as a gradiiato.of the of ■ Niirset.’ .\ldc*a nutrition course you may continue with the full name. rank. Marine cently delivered a .ship for a trial Oriental and Euro|iean standards night’s meeting of the Legislative 18, w-as valued at $271,494 in an ficers’ eoiir.se in Fort Des Moines, The regular meeting of the Ann v.ith' the course in canteen work Corps unit nuniber and pieftofflce. run 14 days after laying the keel of living, nor of building up for-1 Council, composed of the inventory filed yesterday with and. is .a.ssisting Colonel Porter, Spencer Nurse.s,' Aide ( orjis will as we ; need more canteen work at Portland. Ore. ers. i4i Fach should lie sei'uitly eign comiietltors. ■ Production, and ■'Senate floor leaders. ^ Probate Judge William C. Raffer said that colored as well as wh/te be held Thursday, evening, Oct, wrapped. Sees Most Prosperous. Era Kaiser ' insists, i.s the one big | $69.95 to $79.95 y sUtement was issued after the t y . recruits are needed forAhe s'nlist- 15, at 8 o'clock, in the Y .,M . C. l5i Postage must be fully pre “On the contrary, America can hope of the future. meeting: Hartford—Dr. R ay Hester of ed personnel, and that sliere is no A It is hoped that as many paid, at regtilar'parcel po.st rates, enter her most prosperoua era "The only possl'ole hope," he ob rntform Extension racial di.scriminatlon in the types the Granville, Mas.s.. Just over the aides as can will attend the meet Pay Raise Souglit only to port of debarkation. with the greate.st agricultural and served.- “of servicing the American I ••At a meeting of members Connecticut state line from Gran of work to which they are .is- ing. •• At that time the members debt is production and more pro of the Legislative, Council at the It is well to remember that not Industrial expansion, greatest in- by, was fined $?00 and cost^ yes signed. Some colored. members of the' third class will receive more than one package a week duction *-on a scale, and with, a Fur-Trimmed aUte capitol tonight, it was agreed (lividual and social opportunity, terday in Superior court;;on-’a are assigned to administrative du thVir diplomas and pins. Seen Lnjustified can he sent to the same Marine; and groatoiit chance to become the vision and daring never before un-1 *. unanimously to submit for the charge of practicing medicine' in dertaken. consideration of the Legislature a ties. If there are any aides who have no intoxicants, matches or lighter hope of Uie nations which will set Connecticut without* a license. The Lieutenant McKee pointed ■ out not paid for their uniforms thev fluid may be sent; no currency themselves to the task of rebuild “In tile face pf every former de-1 ■ Wir which would uniformly extend 5.'>::yenr-old physician pleaded nolo that colored recruits at the school Washington. Oct. 14—oTi- A fault we must I’^nd generously and the hours of voting throughout the may, if they care to, give the should be "mailed, and packages ing the devastated areas." contendere. in Iowa -ittend lia.ssos .ind drill money, to the president, Leona 1 2 ', c'ent.i an hour pay Increase .should be wrapped to permit in As a builder, he looks at post leni'ently to our proopecUve cUs- Winter Coats 7 ' ■ sU te. While It origrinally appear- mers. Already thyre Is a call for • sd to members of the .council that Hai-tford—Two men who alleg with the white girls. and*have the L. Reed. requested by 115,000, Ford Motor spection. war reconstruction a.s "the great edly lay low after the state's at same privilege of applying for .ad ^Klt Bag I iind If your favorite Marine com est job mrin.ever tackled. economic . statesmanship and it | a late eresthg hour would meet mission to the officeni' school af c o m p ly employe.s is con.sidered will be answered.” with vigorous objection on the torney began an anti-gambling ^"'"A generous gift of $33.58 has plains he ha.sn't been getting your "We" have the right at least Ui part of legislators fn.m the small drive last spring and then resumed ter completion of the basic trsirt- been receivt*d by. the local ^cd iinjijstified by the War Labor letters, it might he wise to check contemplate one e'xtraordlÂry operations recently, were arrested ing. Board. X up on flic waV you've 'addres.sed prosi«'Ct. We are getting rid/of a The Australian national bird. er towns, a local ojuiori provision .Cro.s.s from-the Womans Federa-? the emu, cannot fly. permitting such towns to limit the yejiterday on hepch warrants t ion (if the Center Congieâtionat W h ile the hoahl planned to ex them". . ' . lot of junk. The obsolete, the out voting hours was abandoned in the charging violating of the gaming church for the soldiers' kits. Many- plain its po.'ition snsm. WLB of- A recent survey disclosed that moded and the worn-out Is being Interest at imiformlty. laws, obtained by Prosecutor Hugh Death of (seniiaii of the women have lieen m a l^ g firials who asked not to he quoted ten per cefTt of all mail for mem melted down and fashioned I nto ••The bill will establish voting M. Alcorn. Jr., alleged to be these bags nn the days, s|>eny!»ew- by name .said the raise could not bers of the armed fbrees is incor- fighting equipment. Gallon Stomach Aotirs for the election on Nov. 3, bnokiea. They were Louis Abram tng for the Red Cross at^ln^huich be justified under the board's reetlv or fnsiilTiCiently addressed. "And. after the yâr. “why not son, 3L of Hartford and George General Reported principle which nllows increa.ses of turn the obsolete.' worn-out and RaliAvad ta S mSantM ar 1942, 'only, and further provides under the direction ■ of Mrs. Ldna ..Marine Corps oflflceni reiterate Toarrooa«]r back that aU public or private acts. a\l Adanna. 42, of Wethersfleld. both Ca.se Parker. It is .bpped that 15 per cent over wage levels of that all mail to members of the ruined armament into the mater Whaj otfMi grid rtUMg pglHfil. ggfTgrGt* local ordinances or by-laws, incon employed at Colt’s Patent FMre more ladles will volunteer to make Jan. 4, 1941, tnôff.set the rise,in service, serving outside the conti ials of reconstl^ctlon 7" ta« f M , gour B W ia M and lirgrtburii. daeurB ufM ltv sistent with its provisions shall be Arms 'Manufacturing company. < Ankara. Turkey, Oct ,12 iDe- the.se hags at’ home.as we have been living Costs since tl\at time, . nental United States, must in To get away from fears. Kaiser nltrf— giîngg ia* tltogg |a auspended and inoperative for the Hartfor,d-^Moae Pregeht, 63, of layed)—l>Pi— The death of Ger asked, by the W^gr .department to Ttie request, rejected (3<* the clude: •' counseled, the country mi^ht get a ftffy or 46uM« f « « r w n A r bock go r»t«n$ bottlo jli.story making value.s? Y ES, to UB. :5c a « u coming election. Wethersfleld was fatally injured man Armored Division Gen. Frwin. send ."ioa hags every three months. board ye.slertlay. was m%de by the ( li Rank, first name in full, new glimpse of production poasi I'ni.ted Automobile Workers of in times like these. You can "After careful consideration, it yesterday when struck by an au Mack "a t the head of his troops in .\(lvanced First Aid Class middle initial and Inst name, of be a great discoverer bene- was the opinion of the council that tomobile which Policemen Thomas an operation in the southwest" ■\ .new advanced First Aid class America, iCIOl In negotiating for the person addressed. a closing hour of 9 o'clock p. m. P, Bowen and David M. Piorot re was reported in the Berlin new.s- Ui"start Monday, October'19 at ja new labor contract. The present (2l Number of the Marine fitthig your.self for years to would meet the exigencies of the ported was driven by Frank J. paper Boersen Zettung in its Sept. High School hall from 7 until 9. one expires. Oct. 31 Corps organization of which he is come. Becoming, basically Situation." Choutke of this city. 27 issue received,here today,. All persons who have completed- While the union contended the a member. flattering silhouettes in warm f- Se To Help War Workers Waterbury—You can atill order The report was Interpreted here the '.standard First Aid course and inciea'se would bring wages In (3) Tost office in' .care of the woolens, black or in the new, The proposed change is to en a ‘'mug of Java” in Waterbury’s as Indirectly conOnnlng Yugoslav would like to take the 10-hour ad- Mine with lncre.»sed'living costs, a appropriate postmaster. The lo 1W able all war industry workers, reataurants and diners, but you advices of several weeks ago that vaneed course, may register at the ponrd official said Ford workers F^th Spillane McCartin tones; warmly interlined. Sizes T / many of them working long shifta, cation of the overse.is .station 12 to 20. E.xceptional value won't be able to get it for a nickel German and Italian troops In .school on the evening the class |,a,j receivi'd pay raises amounting should not be used. Women's S9.9.5 to get to the polls. a fte r next Monday. A meeting of Yugoslavia had been engaged in. a opens. After completing , the two to about 25 per cent above the lies in the lavish or dramati- Ouce-a*Year .^6.9,5 and .S7.9.5 Senate Leader Albert L. Coles, 65 nstaurant operators sgreed fierce battle In July and August courses vou will be eligible to wear Jon. 1, 1941, wage. SCHOOL OF DANCING callv manipulated collars of Fur C4)]lar DrciJs TM4)-I*ieee Dresses^— Bridgeport Democrat, and Qover- yesterday to boost the price to a with forces under Gen. Draja Mi- the First Aid Pin. The instructor We Offer S22.9.5 Dresses for JiiniiTrs xtor Hurley, Democrat seeking re- Deiulliiie Ncar.s SILVER FOX — BEAVER — G oats Beuiilieit at dime. hallovlc. is to be Virginia Sullivan of Arch .Are Exeitiiig at Dressmaker Type clTCtlon, bad announced on Mon Bridgeport—Employes of The Yugoslavs hersjssid that a Ger street, a hew instructor in \owri. MINK — PERSIA.V LAMB «139.95 to « 49.9.5 Dry Manlialluu Goals^ day that they favored a permissive Bullard company, machine tool man armored dwiaion' operating Home Nursing <'la-» 100 Talesiiieii ' For Tax Pavnienl Will Open For Its Seventh Season and WHITE DYED FOX. amendment, allowing towna to manufacturers, who raised $75,000 With Italian. Hungarian - and A new class in Home N'm-aihg keep their polling places open as in a two-:day drive, yesterday pre Croatian troops fought at long Mi- will lie started some time after Drawn for Trial Tomorrow will he the last dnv to REGISTR.ApON 1).\Y, THl'RSD.W. OCTOBER 15 Iste as ll'p.m . if they desired, or 7?oveiTiber 1 and anyone in v ested ‘7.75 sented the Army with s Republic hailovlc forces in Bosnia, finally paV tlie tax due in the Siutth Man .3:30 to 4:30 P. M, u THIRD FLOOR ^19.95 *5.34 to close them at any time between P -47 fighter plane. It wa.s accept forcing the guetTllla Army lend should enroll soon. This will he chester Fire District, wittuiut hav AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE • • and 11. er to retire Into the mountains of ah evening cliiss and' will Vie held Silver Fox, Runipx Fox Dyed Wolf ed by MaJ. Gen. Jam es E. Ch$ney. White PlEin.s, N. Y„ Oct. 14—(Ah ing interest charged.' Tax CoJIeotor ( In the Banquet Hall) OF FASHIONS The.se are nationally advertised •Thst brought a .charge from commander, of the First Air I^rce. south Bosnia but only after lie had at .*41. Bridget's hall knd wil) be in- Hkiink Dved Oiw-isunl ' riassroorh to dating types— Fine rayon crepe with iihawl col stiiicted by Mrs. Betty Mi IlldiiiT, A pane’, of 400 talesmen ha.s Hunt will be at Hose .flo. 4's housp Hadden that they . were “playing Hartford — Hartford reported captured great quantities of Ital on Srhixil street all dav tomorrow Hahle Dyed Squirrel from coast to coast for $2‘-2.‘.i5 flounced and prett.v or strictly lar and' edge on pockets smart- politics as usual.;' He eald they ian artillery. , R. N. You may regl.ster with the Iwcn drawn for selection Of a jury CLASS AND P r i v a t e instruction yesterday it had gone over tbS top for the trinl'of Edw.ird Haight, I'T, from 10 o’clock in the moi ning un and that’s proof indeed of t'he -I.v trinnned with sparkling nov were hoping that the larger citiea, in the scrap drive, collecting 1,611 local, Red Cro.s.s 663T. Mrs. Bins- In .'\ll Types of Dancing. Including Btitun Twirling. Before offering tlicso coats we desig - tailored with sa.uc.vdetail. Ra.von nan (if -Washington all cot. tele of Ptamford. Conn., ch.arged with til 9 o'clock at night. value you receive itt .$l!b!)5; Of where the bulk of Democratic aup- tons compared w^th Its quota of All t.axcB t'.ist liro mailed must TELEPHONE 8516 nated that each fur simply niusl be crejies,' rayon-and-wool or cot- elty braid. Black with geranium irt lies, would hold the open Reiualns nn Danger List phone 6.S27, or Mrs. M.rintosh of •sl.i.ving Helen Lynch, 8, and, her luxury-quality for its tyjie and g(?n- course, you. know, they' re ejiclu- and brown with aqua. 18',4, to 1,578 tons. Unofficial figures for Harvard Rdad, telephone 6063. sjfifer, Margaret. 7. last monjh. hear a po.stmark of O -toher 15 or Plea.se Call Only Between 4 and 6 P. M. •sive. The^ styles^ Roy coat," . ton-and-wool. Stiidy lirown, ete and that the normally Re- the state, baaed on Incomplete re llicv will not he accepted without erously used —■ each cloth, a nice 21' -J, a size, not an age. It’s one > publican small towna would retain Tprrington.. Oct 14 oP Eiiino New f anteen ( nurse The trial i.s schedliled for' Oct. Open a Wise Smith Charge Account weave and warm and richly toned— reefer, tre-nch and/xo»ichman. all ports. were 29.724 . tons, almost 35 Agne'U of this city, who was found la'lters have been si-nl out to 26th. an Interest charge being made. 'blue, gallant green, purple of the most fashionable dresses the 6 p.m. closing. pounds per capita. each silhouette and collar becoming |o “tops”, in- fleeces and Shetlands. No Lindt Ob Boaineee iinconsctous after his car pliingeil all persohA who completed the The unusually large panel wns Now — You Can *t Afford Not To miss or matron for whom it was, de dalilia; 9 to 11. at a typical Anniver.sary -saving A member of the council, speak down a 22-foot embankment in Nutrition Course to urge them to neces.iarv because, it was said signed. Black and deep'tcnes -12 to Nude to brown. 12 tv 20. Remlndk Him of Speed Collinsville yesterday, remained o^n cmroll...... in _a Canteen______Course_____ which ___ .-.yesterday, the brutal slaying 2 0 - 38 to 44. Not all furs in each WOMEN’S SHOP ing for the'entire group last night, with su ch , tremendou.dy imjiortant value-op|X)rtunities available (and THIRD FLOOR OF F A ÎO N S JUNIORS’ SHOP: 3RD FLOOR said no formal agreement had been the danger list, at the Charlotte is to start as soon"ils possible. This arou.si'd much public fi'ciing, and size. made to limit the business of the Unneus. Mo. -oPi— Finest Hill Hfiingeriord hospitai- here to lay. l aiitecn' course is necessary in many l.ilesrucn migiit he ili.-qiiall- when you ihust allot part of your money for war bonds). And you city electrician, found it dlffecult apecial session to the single issue He is described by hospital auth. onier that volunteers can as.-i .st Jied .for prcjud.ee agi:ms*. the de "nownuw haveiiavt; FORTYrwihx a days to pay. ------^ of the voting hours, but he e.ssert- to keep his driving speed below 35 orlttes as being in a semi-mn- with the lunches at the .school.s for' fendant. #d that all members of the council miles per hour. So he rigged up s scious condition. Agnelli received a the children. Many children who The bodies of- the girls were , hoped this wmild .be the case. gadget. Now when the speed possible fracture of the .skull and have been able to go.home at noon found mutilated, a few miles'from Several New L/ijjdbfl county leg ometer hits 35, the horn honks. other Injuries. for lunch will 5e obliged to stay their Bedford Village, N. Y., home. Upholding a Tradition Known Statewide for Fine Furniture Without E xorbitantP r^ islators have expressed a wish for action on a bill eliminating loll.s on the bridge soon to be opened . .You can between New London and Groton, but it was pointed out last night that, since the bridge will not open V for some months yet. this problem spot it every time 3-Pc. Sheraton' could be handled by the next regu IA lar session of the General Assem bly which convenes in Japuary, o u t h , in everything it does, goes for the people and things that are “right”. That’s why youth goes for Bedroom in Seen Aid To Mclievy. Y ice Harding for sheriff and William' H. Mortensen for. state senator in mistakable refreshment. A special blend of Its $99 Value the. Second district—retorted last flavor-essences merges all the wholesome in- ., 7 (A-n night that.their action helped Mc- Levy's bid for the governorship. YOUR HELP IS NEEDED gredieiys of Coca>Cola into an original taste > — The group was led by John R. Tbit it why wt ssk yM to of itsosvn. No one can $luplicate it. The only J74.50 Andrews. Hartford Socialist town chairmaniând candidate for state •hssni Ihtst wartims rslM: Coca*Cola is Coca-Cola itself: If rt Iwre a ^9^ price tag. you’d really '1 I'( comptroller. believe it ! It has all of the fine old mas i n i short months,of war hovo shown Now Englondors K i i 1. AVOID PIAK , The endorsement of the three Coca-Cola or, to use its ter’s classic line*; that* heirloom endur '.TRAVEL — 3 1 % of oR Andrews said. ' ui our judgment Mwhol a bus company con aehiovo. Today ovory Now abbreviation. Coke,' ance. It has the deeji color and rich Solid Maple Cricket placed on the ticket with .McLevy biff travwl .comM on Fri Save $3 on S(^d Maple Chairs men who have the same high England Transportation Company bus, ovory tiro and ovory days^ Sohirdoyt ond Son* and you’re in for aome- glowing rtnish of costl.v-suites; and the standards that he had. The drop of gas ploys o vital port in oqr war oconomy. Wo oro day*. W or worttf i ond^. thing special in delicious re> wood and basic construction are flaw- Chair, Usually $6t95 nomination of these men by the oHtor corMfM#tort inuct 90 les.sly sound. It will be the envy of your Large;* Loiihgy Morris Type SoolalKst-s n<>! only rhecaose Coke, being first choice, •onstnicttve accomplishment, they tells out first! pensive suites. Informal loveliness and homey convenience!. j prefer to. take advantage of the TMANSPORTATIONr COr war as a hafe and easy topic with The best is always Good from the hefty, northern maple to the ■ which to ■ divert your attention BUY FURNITURE ON THE heat-resisting lacquer finish of the refectory irom tb# real things at iaeue.’* SERViNS NEW ENGLAND IN PEACE AMD WAR * ' the better buy I " ' ♦ b u d g e t PLAN: 20<;f DOWN table and large, solid build of the chairs. SIXTH FLOOR •OTUio UNOEi AUTHOiirr or -TMi cocA -coyt cqnFAMv gy WITH 12 MONTHS TO PAY T7w» thaitod SUtaa. during $B« »»errid quarter, of 1940. Imported S omUI Oactylag Charge.. at eed Uvar oU. , COCA . COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. EAST HARTFORD, . CONN. - - v - t - PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTBIB E V E N I N G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN./ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBETR 14, 1942 ■ , '■ ' ^ ■ / ■. ■ : ' i- w ar and Was awarded the distin MANCHESTEH EVENING HER Al-D.. MAW CHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1942 SIX ed that the United States hkd a the outstanding Republican lead-^ Fuel Oil Shortafte guished service cross 'with three responsibility to work with other ers have beeh given command of Noted General oak-leaf clusters and other medals Urges Control nations to bring about a "world the two great defer.se departments JRevivesi Old Office for gallantry in action. [Major Johnny Smith understanding and cooperative of the government and that in the In 1892 he was graduated front key, positions of production, dis Dies at Retib Scrap Piles House Votes peace." the U. S. Military Academy at Scrap Collecting Drive By Democrats tribution. etc., the great figures of WilMamstown. Mass.. Oct. West Point, He commanded the Much Despised Jail Lists In House industry, regardless • of politics, The Dcmoclntic pamphlet, en —The town office of Gatling gun bn-ttery at Santiago, Downs 16 Jap Planes have bee^nlaced. Grow Hourly Roll Tax Bill titled “Stand by tlie President,” “ measurer of- wood and bark" Parker Nickiianieil for Cuba, during the Spani.sh-Amerl- "HoweveiV destiny haa charged —dating back to colonial days can war in 1898 and was a Watched by Industry AFTER Next Month’s Congres ^ sts the. votes by which the House a Deinocratic\admini8tration and Advancing Machine- Plays Role in Drive passed various defense measures but long since fallen into dis machine-gun expert on General _ - ^ '7 Rana -i" became ^ avl- sional Elections Seenr Democratic Congress with leader use—has been revived here Stormy Controversy on ; r 2 X » atoV. He has been flying for Uncle before Pearl Harbor and says: Gun asÂriny Weapon. Pershing's staff during the First Average of More Than Marine Iyer, ship in the great'emergency. That because of the fuel oil short World war. deavoring to .sell direct to the Most Important. “ No matter what individual or leadership must be continued, if we Outlawing State Levies Seven Zeros Nine sam ever since , group exceptions there may have age. 50 Pounds Per Person Household Junk, Must mills, apparently not " realizing are to function u n d ei^ full head Reno. Ncv., Oct. 14.—i/Pi— Brig. He retired at his own request Five Destroyers Filled ^ Tw • t Four In 16 Minute* been, the fact rer-.ains that it has Edward A. Walker, appoint after 30 years of service in 1924. Advice on Buying that the scrap collections must be of steam." > \ Gen. John Henry Parker, retired. In Ten Leading States. Pass Through Dealer Shifts to Senate. Bonibern; Native ot blasting four zeros from the Washingptbn, Odt.—14— iff)— Call predominant Democratic adtion ed to the post, will decide H^ha.s resided in Reno for the last With Sand to Serve extensively proce.s.sed before be questions arising from the in 76, known ns "Machine Gun Park Given Housewives nirliilinnia* Pressed b V i 8*<‘es. Major Smith spent 15 busy ing next month’s congressional which must be given credit. er,” because of his efforts in ad t<9 > years, spending much of hla For Proeessiug B<*fore ing suitable for open hearth fur Washington, Oct. 14 — (A5 — A U k l a n o n i a , g y action-packed minutes. He caught Himmler Visits Mussolini creased number of persons Af^ Breakwater to Go New Yo^ Oct. 14— —An elections the. most Important In putting through thfe various vital vancing the ninchine-gun as an time- writing. By The AmociBted Pr^M nace u.se. the first of the four from the rear . seeking flrewooein I ripped apart trol of Congress -Aiust be main Democrats.” it says. ‘The vislbie Reuters said today that Heinrich 6 ur word "Eskimo” iVxêrived By The Associated Press if vou buy wisely. handling the tonnage of piiblio Insulation Is Important tained and strengthened to prose from the Algonquin IndianXword the Army. ' , to.the Japane.se. and a'.daughter, "The State Department of Agri newspaper scrap collection cam national ^tTort , to collect metal lions that .southern Si.'naturs would i Ace of aces in the Pacific war ; Marine Corps pilot bank- evidence of this auministratioh’s Himmler, chief of the Gerhian Ges Mrs. Nuidene Parker CSlvert, of , , si ran olTered them. Industrialists cute the war under “ a full head •‘eskumatiget,’’ nieaiiiiig ” raw‘ bait General Parker was wounded The lowly Jail, 'ever In diigrace culture and the State Defense paign and the piles were growing filibuster the measure to death. I zone today is a plain John Smith, i g j his plane sharply, conception'that our party haa no tapo, was in Rome and had held Reno.v scrap for the nations .steel niill.s ,his drive ers.’’ three tlmca-jb“ 'the First WoiUV at I*»t U doing something con- council provide the following in- hourly. The bill won Hoti.se passage ye.s- an American and a Marine who at : Another Zero zoomed up from of •steatn.” monopoly.,of loyalty is that two of a long, interview With Mussolini. held, top ranking position in the if they will point out to their loral The committee charged In a I formation to Connecticut consum- The total bounded to 1.238,260 terday by an oyerwholming vote Writing baa ^downed 16 Jap- beneath, its bullet, ^,ppe_rln|_tê atructive. steel industry this week. seriip drive chairmen that hoii.se- ALL YEAR ’ROUND •Democratic Campaign Book of An expense for the taxpayers s ers on the thrifty buys in local tons or 38 pounds per person for of 252 to 84. after members had American's plane. Major Smith "Iron A ge" said in its weekly hold .scrap must pass through a 1942.” Just issued for campaign 1 tribulation for the. offenders, the. stores, the top 24 states, the Newspapers dealer's yard for proce.s.sing- and more im|mrtaiit than ever in the preseiil speakers, that the Republican j much despised jail now is doing Meats: Thrifty tuts, liver, sweet United Scrap Metal Drive commit ing millions of Negroes in the I nine boml^rs. Most sen.sational headed directly into the path of breads. tongue, kidneys, hearts. ".Steel pi pduction gamed a half before the mills can mse lt. Lodges and Watson “wrecked’’ j Ita part, too, in the ' newspapers’ tee reported, with many communi Mill (t|ienilsnd place .some industrial observers also may come home to^roost” i' " ' , tall, dark and hand.some ace of Pressing Major Smith for top Fall andWinter need$ in da. be watched hereafter by millions Advocate.!' of the hill tountered tervened. Woo>f this week’s “ (iwxl Enough (o \'ote" sands of his comrades, is now in Galcr, 28. of Seattle. serve as breakwaters, will be up iiiiM .'Vet■Vot 3 asH H o s t t o Utah w‘as third with 17.492 tons buting to state chairmen and can-11 ' ‘ ^ o r an average r f 63.6 pounds per points to 10.5 per cent, while at industrial news is the announce From Representative Mitchell the Solomons with important du Captain Cqrl, creditcdj,^th 11 Ward . . . and $ave! rooted. Fred Part, salvage chair St. Louis it ruse, by the same ment the Columbia Steel Com (D.. 11,1.), only Negro member of Jap planes, was shot,jdflw:Yi August didates copies of the ten-point de- i Over Fifty at the Y. person. Oregon and Rhode Island ties to'perform. cmration of policies and principles j man. believes they will yield 30,000 amount to 111.5 per cent/- Cleve pany's new Geneva steel plant near congress, came the a.ssertion that Tail, IHirU. Handsonie 14 by, Jap fighters. He balled out were tied for the next spot with recently adopted by House Repub tons. 55.7 pounds per eSpita. Their land steel operations climbed four Provo. Utah, will be turning out "if the Negro i.s good enough to TRUST COMPANY Major Smith is 27. He was born and dropped into the sea near an The U.S.S. Oregon nears the Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Loomis, licans.! 3îs declaration reedgniz- ’ '*-5 ..£3 totals w'ere 31^,363 and 20,100 tons, points to 101 per <‘ent and Chi steel hy next May. considerably .shed his blood for this country, Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. in Lexington and had planned to island 30 miles from his base. scrap heap. Parked at Portland, flS North Elm street., gave their ahead of schedule. The first open respectively. cago advanced a point to 103 5 then he is good enough to vole in become a busine.ss man. After Rescued by a native, he reached Ore.,' the one-time bulldog of the annual party la st. night at the per cent, with Phil.-idelphia pro hearth furnace at this plant is to peacetime, as well as in w'artime." completing grade and high schools his base after five adventuresome 1-N American fleet drew 704 persons Y. M. C. A.' for the members of nve Stites Close Together Five states were separated by duction a half point higher a t -93.5 be lighted in May, and the struc “ God bless you. and forgive you. in Lexington, he entered the Uni days. Sunday, twice as many as usual, the choir of the Second Congrega WAKE UP YOUR per cent. 'D etroit production tural and slabbing mills are tq Ix' for you know not w'hat v’ou lio," versity of Oklahoma in 1932 and "W h a t's Smitty's score?” was ' as oglers came for a final look. tional church, their husbands, le.ss than five poumis per capita,< N ■ slumped ton ' points to 97.5 per rolling in June. The. Geneva Said Reprcsent.afive Hobbs tO.. Capt'r Carl's first question. A Diesel engine which once wives and friends. Upwards of They were Pennsylvania with an graduated in 1936 with a bachelor cent. Yoiing.stown melting .sched plant, which will he among the Ala. I. on e'of the billis opponents, average of 49.4 pounds and a total of science degree in business ad Informed by Major General Roy LIVER BILE- Regular SOc „ powered i German submarine is fifty attended and enjoyed a pro ules have held another week at nation’s large plants. ,jvill cost Jii.sT before the roll wa.s .called. S. Geiger that Major Smith's total scrap pile bound. Owned by the gram of bowling, entertainment of 244,730 tons, ana New York 48.9 .AFTER ministration. He had m.ajored in -99 pier' cent. At Buffalo, an Im- $150,000,000.” BEFORE accounting and pa.duets with manv times ilaily why they can- iemperor in 1908 when he W‘as a Muslin— Now her sister, Mrs. Carl A. Gustaf 29.7 pounds and 7 302 tons. Mpnl not huv scrap hollected from piih member of round-the-world The Manville, Wyo.. schoor sys A Polorii&l suite ® tem vyas cioeed for ttfree days. son, .soprano .soloist of the choir. tana 28.9 pounds and 8.070 tons. lie drivi’S. .Many cities are.en-’- ship's crew. Iowa 27.9 pounds and 3.5,.338 tons, RUBON#VI55JfS Ward Week bri^^’ /^^^^^nJfronts are solid m Result: An average of almost The latter's husband was high man Michigan 26.6 pour.us and 70,000 1,000 pounds of scrap per pupil in the bowling games. lo; tons, Missouri 26.4 poi^pds and ,cnsaUonal fiends! Drawers are dust l o j the 160 pupils, \ Dinner music waas provided by Good sturdy quality at an ex Tbtw Obright’s orchestra and the 49,900 tons, Oklahor.ia,‘20.5 ptiiind.s birch, beech or map Morris H. Block. Pueblo, Oolo., ceptionally low price! Whitens D'Uhaldo brothers. . and 22,518 tons. Connecticut 20.4 POPULAR om of Vanity ba» big plate g...... manager, Ijas tied in 'with the drive with washing- 36". Savel' pounds and 17,422 tons. Alabama to modernize bis hostelry. The \ Is Rayon Satin o f Cr#p«l ^ 17.3 pounds a^d 24.500 tons, W is L i metal beads ctf the beds were cut FOOD MARKET ...... WoiAer Killed consin ■ 13 potinds snd 21,198 tons Sal»r'69c W , d W . U . O * off, and the beds turned around so and Maryland- 13 pounds and 11,- the head became the foot. The ho Cotton Plaid 843 tons. tel added style' and the scrap pile As fiiriiiii Bursts *85.5 M AIN STREET RL'BLNO.W BU ILD ING Blankeb ‘added 8,000 pounds ■ ■ ■ - \ "Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop" “ Prettiest donation: A shiny 1934 Stamford. Oct\ 14 —i/Ki — One 8lt)fl.000 Damage our in*M Lay-.\M'ay Pltin and selrct your Xmas gifts now, Rolls ROyce that coat $20,000 eight man was burned ‘^ t a lly and an Jpwplry is lh»* gift that is always opeiipd first.’. ( 6 2 ' years and 55,000 niilea ago. Mrs. other severely at 'The Atlas Pow not just .n le n g th , but m III Stiulio Blaze SHOP Soft, easy-to-waih cotton, nap -Kugene Clair Fl'atto, who haa tw o der company's plknt\here w'heh- ped on both sides! Pastels. 66"x bust, waist. . cars left, turned it in at Beverly one of’ several drums They were WITH V 76". Save in Ward Week. Hilla, calif. The tires went .to an unloading on a platforiti struck Culver City. Calif.. Oct. 14.—(VPi US THURSDA Y ! amine the A rm y canteen service. 1 rip-proof seams. double fab a pillar and burst, catching fire. Fire raged through a section of Herbert Temmer, Denver fire The accident, occurring yester the' Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer film' ric yokes for longer wear. man, has got it through his head SaUI Ward* day. took the life - o f. Michael studio lot late last night, wreck what this drive is all alxût. fo il Homesteadar double-stitched hems, D'Aquila, who died today ill Stam ing sever’al sets and 'Causing dam ■Temmer volunteered-to help dis ford hospital of burns. Anthony age estimated at $106,000, * EXTRA SPECIAL * . Work Skirt* adjustable straps! mantle an old- elevator. Lombardi, working with D’Aquila, A five-pound chunk hit him on ^ One of the most elaborate sets was hospitalized. destroyed, studio' officials said, TEM)ER, JUICY the head. Company officials did not reveal represented ' a New, York street Have You A Fireplace In Your House? “ If it can do this by Just drop the “ nature of the drum's con scene. The M-G-M fire department, I.iM'krt and Chain JgfonB-'SY.t Ring SIRLOIN, SHORT, ping on me," marveled Temmer as tents but' said merely that when Compare with 98c shirt*! 99*• assistexj by equipment" from Culver $3.95 O '"* * $9.93 i- a surgeon took two stitches in his the drum got away from the men PORTERHOUSE, CUBE ihrinkproof,—fully reinforced. i2l,a City and West Los Angeles, bat If so, this Is a year when you can use it to utmost advanthire to help ahuiR on scalp, “ think of the damage it can and rolled into the concrete pillar, Cut full for comfort! do when it's shot at a Jap.” it burst and eaught fire, setting tled the lilaze for more than an ablaze a mixinjf rooni adjoining hour beforX.bringing it'iinder con the fuel situation.. .and speakinff of fireplaces, we are now showinK the larRest trol. About 12,000 ships pass through the platform. and most attractive line of andirons and fireplace screens we have had in years. Unpointed the Cape Cod Canal in a normal Fire Chief Victor H. Veit esti . There was no immediate indica fiSSr $75.00 tion of the fire’s origin. *• & Dretting Tablet SPKIAL FOR WARD WEEK ■ REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK year. mated the damage at $1,000. ReducedI S 1 B K S Fall clean-up time Is at hand. Have you a good rake, bushel ha.sket. wheel 14 FRESHLY CUT-UP barrow, etc.? You’ll need them to do a good job. 3 Pepe*"' *** Ha* 1 drawer lor cosmetics, Stiine Set Ring ea. etc.! Sturdily constructed of t. Lighter $1.75 $5.00 up FOWL Ponderosa Pine! 18*36" topi Sole Pric0 AH fail eoktrsl Unpainted 34 pieces : 11 MEATY SHOULDER 00000053534823232348532353484848 4-Drawer Chestl ■ - t,«e' Every apron, m Limited \a Save Now l •'‘f ’ ’^ U u l , with «:lf U '» ‘ • • Elusive KnicW ^"„^, „ “FROM o u t OF THE HOLDEN WEST" | p^^cale'. B.b and »*me weight St 95 elsewhere. Nationally Famous VEAL ROAST it in sturdy ,-,cwe»t pat- coverall Weik! California^ 1 788 term. Sale pnee for « "I SHOULDiiR LOIN Reduced! Flush-to-floor chest Bus Schedule Changes BULOVA is made from sturdy Ponderosa ■ ' " V - Pine! 5 drawer chest...... 8.44 CroHN and Chain MATCHES "He Set $1.00 up $2.50 up Hand Print Table Cloths* I Nece.ssitatcd by .‘{5 .Mile Hour W ar Emeruency Speed Limit ^ LAMB CHOPS VEAL CHOPS No matter how frugal your war-time meala may become can Ribbed CoHon This State IteKulatioh Becomes Effective 12:01 ,\. M.. F or, Men and M'omen a^dd zest to even the most humble fare by brightening up >;|'ur t«h'e October 15. 1942 , M'e Have a I>argb Selection of_ Icib. iC lb. with a colorful California Hand Print. And at such a trifling cost. Sweat Shirt REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK I SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK Insignia Rings. Traveling Cases, 0 too! at Sale Price .Military Watches f«»r the Boys $ 2 4 *7 5 up ? l I f a s t -t o -w a Sh i n c c o l o r s Srheiliile Changes on the Harlford-Manchestef (•oing Into the Service, \ CREAM ER Y 75< 19c CoHon 3a-P*. Oim*e» LAUNDERED-READY TO USE. Full athletic cut . . snug Route as Follows: crew-type neck. Styled for ac Broodclotn > Choo.se From the tion . . . tailored for service. Ruses leave Market Street, Hartford, for Manchester, ROLL BUTTER lb 4 9 * CALIFORNIA Delightful Paltern.s 6.95 Ward* Supremi Now. Only _ 'on former .schedule until 2:00 1*. M. After 2 P. M.,the VANITY $ 0 ,9 5 Ofv« h«r a n«w HAND PRINTS Palm Springs $|.98‘ leaving time is 2 minutes earlier than formerly, con SET MY-T-FINE Daisy Bell Q uality Spark of.he»ir«WeWatd necting at Manchester Center. Inbound buses leave > LIBBY'S Magnolia Del Monte ‘cloth — all cotfon in Plug* Reduced TaVeadvantaero PURSi-ONALITYI Vfetk S.'ivmi* n Wears trtnatV Main and Charter Oak Streets for Hartford on former BABY FOOD A.SSORTED FLAVORS < Patio .Wall 52x52 " size. Same size in Del schedule until 2:30 P. M.. making connections at Man Shasta Daisies’ Mar cloth — 6 0 cotton — 40' ; k Iaoy Buxton'S "T hiee»W ay" hold* j 3^c. Oinn*' chester Center. ,\fter 2:30 P. M.. leaving time is Stripe and Wheat rayon—$2,’69. Del Mar cloth in Her money safe within its folds thing* W tiit'- ^ ' -3-minutes earlier than formerly. ' 3 cans 20c 5c pkg. Bougain Vill?a 52x72 ” size. $.3.4^- Wards exclusive knife-edge Of two-tone leather, trimly chic. ’ I £ electrode! Cuts down resist N o longer will she have to seek ance for sure, quick starts I 1 •Exclusive With Us In Manchester. Keys or license in o' flurry, Notices have been posted in all busei on routes where the BORAX * e * * e e e e e * e * ******** Her "K ey lA iN fi’ends thot worry. BORAXO Save Moneyl, Room Lots schedules have been changed. ^ l 1 Soye Now on Order to her. purse you'll bring Small 10c TEXTILE STORE 90-lb. Roll First Quality Wallpaper * fvary Dlni# * And yovir proises she will sing I Boxed Sets Roofing Kgisomine Now Reduced « CoaatB • • e . These changes are arranged to maintain the most convenient 2 r , 27c ^ A. L; SLOCOMB, Prop. e $S.OO Hs« M t Large 15c schedules poiwible for our patrons and to conserve the limited ' I 1 DEL MONTE 913 MAIN STREET ' NEXT TO THE BANK J Put yotire Into roll ■UMber of buses now necesearx for the war effort. SMITH'S 210 5 "19' * WAR STAMRSI I $49.50 A L L COTTON It’s easy to detect blown fusee 2 .=■ -V__ w ’ PILLSBURY GREEN SPLIT Enough forê 10x12’ room. S leeeeeeee*********** 52x52'* ClQih and Covers 100 square fe e t . 7. fade- Your m A t economical wall, through these clear glass tops. proof! Nails and cement in ceiling finish. Dries in 1 to 2 hr*. double' rolls sidewall, 16 yda. PEAS ! I 1 Fourf'Napklna border. Choice of many patterns. 15, 20. 25, or 30-ampere sues. . r IA aiawow FLOUR cluded. Choice o f colors t 1 coat bide* over light surface I 2 4 !i-L b . Bag ...... ^ I • B # 12c pkg. , $ 2.98 - = ? ^ = = BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS! ON SALE AT ORDER SERVICE SUNKLST ORANGES YELLOW BANANAS _ DEL MAR \ ■ ' K MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN you mor.e’y on thou bond \ o# »t ' .3!>r Do/.. Cotton - 40G Rayon m oy be used on ony pufchoscs lolnlmg wtf havtrn t room to block n our .rr 52x52” Cloth gnd $10 or more* Buy N O W pov LATER* MATTHEW WIOR FREESTONE PLUMS PICKLING ONIONS 4 'N a p k in s ...... $4.50 M0 XT(;0 .MI’RY WVBD JEWELER 2 Doz. 23c 10 Lb. Bag 33c MANCHESTER »7T MAIN STREET MAWCHEgl-EK EVCN P ^ HBRAIP, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTtIBER 14, 1942 ."■i—-■r . MANCHBSyEK EVENING HERALD, BKAI^fOlESTER. CONN. TTEDNESDAT, OCTOBER 14, 1942 BIGHT , r ter posltloa than Washington to T'ake Up Resitieiice Rumor Shoes should be so considered in~ these determine whether contracta could doubtful the Outcome of that first Everythiiig'n .Moving Fahli'r Those Dayn Houê Action be given to idle plants without night engagement might have emergency times. And ther,; • SERIAL STORY in On Portei: Street To Be Short ) ) piling up a backlog of order* -• Ration Board Office been—ao doObtful that the Japs would be no objection from 'resi a Daily Radio Programs others," CJhalrman Murray fD' dents, we are sure, if this avail- Threat Made Mont.j, commented. Brings Denial] Etmtist0 B fratt may have missed their prlie op Eastern War Time Mr.' and Mrs. Stanley Clulow portunity of the war when they table spac^ owned by the town. PLAY BY PLAY " I think most district . officers Open Tonight and young son, Bill, who have been ■. POBiaSHED BT THE are equipped 'to ' perforAfi that, failed to realize and press home wore pul to some constructive "Bv 3 Salons living- in South Bend, Indiana, for (OoetlBued from Page Om ) HERALD PRINTING CO., INC BY pX u L DAVID PRESTON. COPYRIGHT. 1042. ’ •/ -s function,” Colonel Johnson It Biiiiell Street the' advantage they had won— use. NEA SERVICE. INC. several years, plan to make their tfeneheeter. Conn. agreed. y . "erroneous reportz that there 1*| THOMAS F^GUSON This constructive use might Notable Cast to Present (Ooatinoed from Page (toe) The office of War Price and Rationiiik Board 11-76 in the permanent home here. 'Their furni there has been another night en y "Grave charges,/have been pre- an insufficiency of leather shoea I General Manager well lie In some conversion of the Crackup ■ -/responsible offi- 'Lincoln School will be open tonight and tomorrow night Founded October 1.‘18S1 gagement on much the same pat '1?' Pop asked me to borrow one. aented against^ ture arrivad yesterday from South 'rti Chapter -vVl War Plijits corporation nepded and and that strict rationing would bel tern, and that this time it was the- building into a number of family y told you Pop was in trouble, oul| cials of theÂrmy. Navy 'TrOhT’Z'to^lO o’clock to di.stribute renewal forms to all iBend. PnbliHhed Every Evenlnit Except You'd look so sweet, ^Murder of Lidice ’ Ov^r Air "extreme prodding,” Represehta- Wmmls.sion," Chairman necessary in the Immediate fu-1 apartments, perhaps five o r ' six, 1 don i Know enougn to ten you Maritime’ Mr. Clulow and his sister. Miss Snndaya aud HoHdaya.*' Entered at American fire which was "heavy Upon the seat— (If we had an tiye Celler (D „ N. Y ). said: persons whose supplemental gasoline rations expire ture.” the department said It found! the Poat. Office at Mancheater. what kind.” MurrayMont.), declared In a Beatrice Clulow, recently bought and accurate.'; In the certain or even more. The addition of other seat!) "W e mean this as a threat. , If Conn, aa Second Clasa Mall Matter. " I ou don't say I” Jack Pearl and-his straight man, atateraRnt. "The evidence indi- October 22. These forms must be filled in and returned that more than 207.000,000 • pair* five or six families to the neigh 1. Ot a bicycle built for two-o-o-o! New York. Oct. 14 — (W id e' we don't get action, we are go)ng the Munro house at 99' Porter loss of one h‘cav>- Jap cruiser, four He stopped Uie bike, the Ctettctl C liff Hall, are all rehearsed, or cates^hal there has been a failure street. The house contains ten of shoes were in the hands of M-| SUBSCKIPTIO.N KATES Duane Hogan sung that, with W orld)— Paul Muni of stage and to take drastic steps.” \ to the Board office by Monday if ga.soline for the next One Tear by Mall ...... 19.VV destroyers and a transport, and borhood in question would be an to talk to ticty' When he turned f nearly so. to revive their" "Vas You eriod is to be obtained by October 22. er, Mrs. John G. Clulow, ajre al hoarding. Slncle Copy t 03 the probable loss of at least an bas.so as he pedaled in the same mation Please and Alexander tlvity was echoed by Repreaentqr "aasteii. Bly.” he s(>oke Intently,! Woollcott of the literary world all night after a lapse of several that small plants must be mo ready occupying a portion of the PrndiK-tiun .Above Kales •< Delivered One Tear to 00 other cniisej, In the definite re establishment of a barrack's < lo^ rhythm oi toward the athletic lives Keogh „ mem, then - resumed pedaling blllty for tvpoitraphical errors ap- and converting them into ade* "Oh-h-h-11'no they wouldn't!" , "Girl Friend” o f Uncle Sam's new MBS— 7:30 Red Ryder Drama; earlni; In advertlsenients "In the honest ground in adhering to the ''Oh-h-h-h ye.s they woiild!" again. And 3lythe Knew he would Army, her title of "Sweetheart of 8:30 Henry Hull tlwiater. B quate living quarters for defense question her no -more. He had fanchesler Evenlnc Herald spirit of his party platform. For You could cut up thus with the A E F " in the" World W a r... J woi'keis. Posaibl.y this building already said a great deal more Garry Moore's show without -a that platform, no mailer how Duane Hogan: happily, youthfully; Wednesday. October 14 would, in time, come under thi.s than Was his custom. But she name, on NBC six mornings a What to ekfiect Thursday: NBC on the rare occasions when you pt!" U. S. Arm y Air Force often Governor Hurley taunts it specific- pwgrnrn couldn't end it quite so abiupyyJ week, now has one. It is "Ejfery- cduld be alone with him. jle band: 4:30 Lorenzo Jones; 6 Harp No Grpurh JustifiFil with being "pledgeless and spine "Duane,' it's Kind ui personal. ^ thing Goes." supplied by a ll.stonpr, •• On the other hand, here is an talked like some men. But.his. and vidlin recital. CBS—3:15 Lady strength and good humor W*Uûcas. But itv a YM CA Award, DonaW M. Nelspii and lie is, we'suspect., low in political should be. making a continual ef he lamented now! "Towing a girl." for a check up on previous Amer at all. Finally he said, calinly,| Founder’s Day program. others, 3:30 Shady Vallpy Folks. aciinieii; For the best honest ■ "It was your idea." she re ican information and Japanese fort to help it.self. l'ht..selectnieii, "I'll stick around. The com-l minded! him. ' Democratic comment on the Re as custodians of the building, mandant has already said 1 couldl claima on the outcome of thia bat " I never could think. Papa al publican platform should be' one take my duties easy this week.l M tle. TOe result, contrary to our might well look into the probable ways said 1 ought to be a— " He meant leave of absence, lf| of compliment. expense,, of such aiteratiohs and "So. yw.(admit it!" w n e • Kilocycles WDRC/ Kilocycles instinctive habit to grouch about needed. I'll stick around, Bly.” = 1874-1942' That platform did, for once, "H ushr Or I'll make him buck government news policy, isp't bad impruvementa as would be neces That's all be ever said about it,| you off." what should be done with all plat sary. and evaluate ^thia expense, and Blythe herself volunteered nol Wednraday, Oet. 14 at aU. "This isn't a horse. This isn’t • - Wednendey, Oc4. 14 forms If they are ever to .be . -V' more. As to his feelings concern-| P M. On Aug. 10th, the first aoflicial together with the probable return your ranch, either; this is Lincoln P. M. h ing Nancy, she had learned ex- 3:00—David Harum. brought back to real life and from renta, against the contribu boulevard, mister!" 3;0O—The Story of Mary Marlin. description of the landing opera aciiy nothing. 3;15-4Mews. meaning. Those who framed It "Nnnn!” He pretended to growl; 3:18— Ma Perkins. tions in the Solomons said '^con tion to Manchester's housing dif When Nancy had telephoned.! 3:30— Pepper Young’s Family. 3:20—St. Louis Matinee. siderable enemy resistance had wouldn't have had the slightest ficulties which would be forth that note of urgency in her voicel 3:45— The Right to Happiness. 3:30-Songs of the Centuries. of Fitie Furniture and Interior Decorations Back of their easy banter was difficulty. Governor Hurley can coming. HEALTH AND DIET was definiU. But Bly was.ailmost| 4:00~ Backstage Wife. 4 :0 0 -News. been encountered." the knowledge that each concealed be'assured, in putting together a a d v ic e afraid to face her again. 4:15— Stella Dallas. 4 :1 5 -Afternoon Melodies. Japanese claims on the same, ^ T serious thoughts. Duane faced a Afraid, this time, not because! 4:45— W ar New*. series of specific promises entirely 4:30— Lorenzo Jones. In 68 years Watkins Brothers ha.s gained an unique reputation. day listed one battleship and sev deadly earnest business of learn Nancy was making an adtnittedi 4'55— National Newt. Furnished by the McCoy 4:45— Young Wldder Brown. Nationally famous as one of the finest'small town stores in the as glamorous and appealing aa ing to fight in.the air. More im play for Duane Hogan's,.l6ve, andl en ciiiiaers sunk, three cruisers of Health Service 5:00—When a Girl Marries. 5;00-Ad' Uner. those contained in the old-style mediately, he nursed a burning de had even asked Bly's (t4lp in win-^l 5:15— PorUa Face* Life. / ■5:40 —Memory Lane. country; nationally recognized; for its assistance in bettering the Minneapolis class damaged. sire to win a football game this platform adopted by Governor Manhattan Address romniunlcatinns to The hing him; but aSrîji' because o fl ''S;30-Ju*t Plain Bill. / 5:45— Ben Bernie. the industry: known locally as one of the best furniture stores On Aug. 11th.'on the basis of week, because his beloved....coach what she bad overheard on the| 6 00— News. Hurley’s party. It is a coippara- By Oeorge Tucker ' Herald, .Attention McCoy 5:45— fro n t Page Farrell. ...w h ere quality is always combined with-good taste; where •Tncomplete information," Admi Health Service. and friend,....Pop Miller, was in stairs. 6:05— War Commentary. variety is large; where prices are con.si.stently low; where a tively easy thing to majte every some kind i f trouble. Blythe had Nancy HiJe haa said "A ll right” 6:10— Sports. ral King announced that we bad New York—The burlesque situs- I ^***'-'' fliase • thing.i also. We buy a new self-re 8:15— History in the Jleadlines I promise [wssible iinder''^ the sun spect and determination: we buy hinted of that trouble. He thought when a gambler's agent had of*| with Professor Andre | 6:15— Hsdda Hopper. friendly, courteous small-town atmosphere abounds. loat one cruiser and had two Uorf continues to grow more baf- There was a saying current on INstllled Water Alfl^ Kidney .Stone faith and hope and freedom. be understood; Pop wanted to beat fered her $i,000 to drug two foot Schenker. 6:30— Keep Worklpg. Keep Sing In recognition of the many thou.sarids who have had faith in us cruiaars damaged. aiid the moon and the stars and . Elimlnatlofi fling In this town. First the worcTl ch‘'ve it Time. 7:.30—Green Vslley U. "S. A.' ation, muat be ejipected." have burlesque once m ore,. this ou» too. Maple Coffee Table time called.muSical comedy. Bonds, I think of this saying and In.stead of houses, of struggle usually form .between the ages of self! Blythe's first quick Impulse! 7:15— News of the World. 8:00— Nelson Eddy. That, some- seventy-two hours promise, like that of a subsidy for "Duane," she asked, surprising to expose Nancy had been atifledi There was the same difference of its wise American truth. For agalnM the perils of a nW . unex- thirty and forty. Kidney stones 7:30— come Oii and Dsnee. 8:30— Dr. Chri.stian Jean Her- Connecticut farfiiers, still happens we are'âctually buying the fiiliirc plored land, of courage and ideal- ly, "do you have a pistol?" when she remeifibered ' baby I , sholt. — • Colonial pegged-)eg de after the battle in question had between a burlesque show and a niay be found In babies and people 7:45— h ! V. Kaltenbom. to get left out -of. the platform It wlth o.ur quarters and our. dollars, ism and vision. For every War "Do I—hunh?" Scooter Hale. And, too, there'a| 8:00— Adventure* of the Thin | 8:55—Cecil Brown— News. sign with an 18x28 inch actually been fought, was in fact girly show as there is between a past fifty but these are very un "Please, I ’lh not joking." self, that canj'be made in cam saloon and a tavern. Under the Not a future merely of personal ,-0ond is a reminder of 300 years just naturally'something des^.3-1 Man. 9:00— Bob Bums. Arkansaa / 8®5 top having a wooden gal usual cases. The passage of a kid and in inference, pretty close to securitV— although that in it.self is of democracy,, from the New Kng- "Sure I have. But w hy?" able about a tattfer. Run quick I Traveler. Tufted Boudoir Chakj paign apeeches. ' new guise, the difference seems ney stone or rena) colic has earned 8:30— Tommy Dorsey. lery. Solid Rock maple the full truth. to be a matter of location and sane and good, but the larger fii- land Coast to the last outpost on ' ‘Never mind. Would you lend and get the police after the girl 9:30 -Lionel Barrymore,.■ Mayor The platform-makers of the the name of being mankind's most it to me?” 9:00— Eddie Cantor. in antique finish. Reg. On Aug. 17th, the Japanese price. What is imnioral on 42nd ture of our country. With oiir War the Western frontier. AH' these who had stolen her boy friend? I 9:30—Mr. District Attorney. of our Town. .93 Bonds we buy security agaln.st years with their noble meanlnjis painful affliction. The extreme "Whatcha goona .shoot? Japs?" No; Bly couldn't bring herself to | $9.95. made their final victory claim Repubilcan. party could easily Street at .IS cents per head ia! mor 10:00—Kay Kyser's College 10:00—Great Moments In Music. .00 slavery and tyranny, against the for every American are Implicit I>ain arises when the stone is be ■'l afii no» joking, Duane.” that. N ot yet. 2 14 have done all this. If Governor al on Broadway at $1.65 orches ing forced down the ttarrow tube Musical Knowledge. 10:30—Man Behind -the Gun. pieces 439 .They claimed, altogether, some tra. loss of our way of life. We buy en and actual in every Stamp bought "Okay, then, I'll bring it over. They . Were nearing Pop's office I Hurley had anything to .do wltn into the bladder. Kidney stones 11:00— Newa. 11:00— News. Rounded “ tub” style back andl fourteen cruisers sunk, including It's quite puzzling, you see. listment in the fighting forces; we and every Bond attained. . Tonight.” . . when Nancy ran outside to meet 11:05— Sports. are of various sizes. Some of them "Thanks so much.” 11:15— Three Suns. the framing of his own platform, What intrigues me most is how buy that moral fibre which patri This is a wai in which the very them. Both Duane and Bly sensed | 11:10-’ William L. Shirer New*. arms, deeply tufted back, sepa one o f the Wichita type and five are .so large that a single stone "But I’m stll. curious. A fter all; 11:30— Author's Plsyhouse. he knows how easy it is. But hed-headed Margie Hart, the otism demands for its steady pur young and the very old, the poor he- concern. , 11:15— Dance Orchestra. ■ rate seat cushion and gay glo- of the Astoria tyi>e. w ill fill the In.slde of the kidney. lady, a gun—" 12:00— New*. — ahow-me girl from Missouri, can pose. W e buy the protection of and the rich, may join the fighting “ Bly," she b e g a n at once. I 11 30— Dance Orchestra. what happened wa.s that the Re Oi there may be a number of "It's for Pop." 12:06—Ray Mace's Music. Graceful Lawson Croup sheen covers make this a distinc- '■On Aug. isth, ten days after continue to be billed as the "poor the Individual, of h ii liberties and forces by this tangible means. And "Duane, Listen— the field hospital { 12:00 News. publican platform-jnakefa delib small stones . which may be con "Pop? . . . What’s a gun got to 12:30— Paul Martin and ; His -tive chair. Usually $17.50. the battle, the Navy found it pos man's Garbo" at $1.65 a gander. his dutle.a as an individual. From it is thi.s new under.standing of our called.^ Heavy Underwood Is hurt! L Tomorrow’s Program erately turned their b«-k on the privilege and our obligation as fined to one kidney or distributed dyjwith winning a gam e?" Music, , sible to issue some actual descrip the sacrifice of the pleasures for There' wa t plane crackup at I a "m. Perfect for the small living room or the large onef Americans which W ar Bonds of to both. Some stones A re com 12:66— News. usual kind of attempt to Include Michael Todd brought burlesque which we once spent more than we "1—I don’t know! But Duane dawn. He and the Instructor both Tomorrow’s Program^ 7:00- New*. It’s designed on light graceful lines.. .a modernized tion. It admitted the night bat back by daring to stage "Star and can now honestly afford to spend, fer us all.' paratively .soft and ./others are please! W 're friends, you ami hurt. And I— if Pop Miller is sick, [ every last possible promise. They A M . , 7:10- Shoppers Special. version of the ever (xipular Lawson design. Square, tle now more fully disclosed, and Garter" with Gypsy Rose Lee and we buy time to think of more Yes. the smart man buys the actually hard enough to scratch Pop and I. You you better just I'm afraid it may—the team—}" gla«s. ! 6:00— Reveille, and torsi 7.45— Rubarts Program. set the keynote for their unusual Bobby Clark as principals. It not principles upon which our Natjoq future, his own future and that of — trust us. And not say anything. The Impoi t of thie was obvious. 1 cut-back arms and tall slender said "the close ^ range fighting We do not kM w all o f the exact News. 7:.55— News. appeal to the people .of Connecti only is good burlesqut but good was formed and w(iich we .-as his children and their children, the He considered that, pedaling in Heavy Umlenvood was the reel | legs are new features. Hidden ■ during this night engagement re causes wliiclyiiroducie this strange 6:25— New*. 8:00—News of the World. musical comedy and worth musi Americans an- In honour bound to future of a recure and safe Amer powerfui. d e 1 i b e r a t e strides. power ot the Lincoln football line. cut in their fourth paragraph; di.sease w hffe substances as hard 8:15 - Shoppers Special— Music, materials are of the finest . .. sulted in damage both to the cal comedy prices. support. We buy encouragement ica. Ihe future of a new ani better "Hmm,” he murmured. "Where I The great charging center. The ■ 6:30— Doye O'Dell. "Honesty to the people of Con as rock are built up within a vital 1 6:45---Reveille. Time. ' hardwood frames, durable web enemy and to o u f' forces." It However, along came "Wine, to our children to think of these world. * team'a third man, following only organ. The probable basic cause Is come from, pistols swe used to— 8-30-N ew *. necticut forbids' the making of Women and Song," presenting to „ Norman Ijana and Duane. 6:55— New*. ( bing and springs: finest moss jpointed out that thia night en- a .set of factors which change the 7:00— Morning Watch. 8:35—Shoppers Special—continu political promises by politic,ai Margie Hart and Jimmy Savo. It "I know. IV-e(!ares me, too. But (To Be Continued) and cdtton. Damask covers. . gagement was the only direct hoped to do the same thing, and make-up of tê 'blood' and bring N g;00— News. ed. parties now. It would' be perfidy Regular $1’75.00. fighting contact between surface fell far short. As burlesque it ^boiit the presence of too much 8:15— World News R o u m ^ 9:00 Press News. to extend the hope that any politi would have been a bargain at 55 Uric acid or oxalioâcid. A t first 8:30— Women’s Radio '^Bazaar 9:15—School of the Air, ships in all the Solomons opera tions. As the pain lessens, the milk in its natural state? I hava- cal promise to any group would cenUi, but aa. miisical comedy it Washington in Wartime an exce.ss of various small crystals with Nan Clarke. 9:45-, Man Your BatU* Stations. tions. And' it added that "no was an imposition at $1.65. is found. Sometimes the first lab glass of distilled water may be been on a raw milk diet for the be fulfilled, because the future By Jack Stinnett 8:56— Program Parade. ‘10:00^Valiant Lady. : further statement is made at this oratory finding which suggests used at hour or two-hour inter post two weeks aind so far feel 9:00—Music WHile You Work. 10:15—Stories Ameri.ca Loves. will be determined by the exigen Burlcsaiio, under any name, has the possibility of a kidney stone vals. The patients should drink that it has dohe me a lot of good. 9:15— Treasury Star Parade^ 10:30—Amnad* of Honeymoon Hill ; tlnje of the extent of damage to large quantities of distilled water I use between three and four cies of the war. W e do pleilge only Itself to blame, for its pres Washington—If. Wmer Davi.s.’ everyday life will he SRTnething IS the discovery in a urinalysis re- 9:30—String Time. 10:45— Bachelors Children. Maple ^ Kneehole ■ our forces because of the obvious aa this makes tJie liquid excretion quarts of milk without the cream ent unhappy state. Thoûsual rule the'director of the Office'of War -A Citizen c^sn t now •port of too m.iny microscopic 10;00— Music Room. ' 11:00 -Mary Lee Taylor. that we wilt ,give to all the jktople more copious and helps to relieve per day, a glass of milk ' every 10 . value of aiich information to the hf competition being the life of crystals. These’ crystals become 10:15—The O'Neills. 11 15 -Second Husband: ; enemy." f- of this iita te honest', courageous, trade did not work hf“re. because Information, hadn t done anything ,5 ,. That Ferdin^d Eber.stadt attached to one another and thus any tendency to Inflammation. hour. What la your opinion of this During, the attacks of renal colic diet?" . , 10:30— Help Mate. 11:30Bright Horizon*. unselfish and efficient govern competition was the undoing of but cut or curtail this publication C. E. Wilson, the new vice- start a stone. As a general rule, 10;48— Young Dr. Malone. 11 ;45—Aunt Jenny's Storisa. Now, on Oct. 12th. this storv the- patient is moat relieved by Desk 29*^^ ^ Maple End Table ^ ment. for the common gooi. The stones containing cal dissolve into small particles so (Tlie “CrisU" Period) 2:30— We Lo'Ve and Learn. • major ships, the ene'niy retired 1:45—Cedric Foster, comments 2:45 Life Can Be Beautiful. \ Open every Tue.-iday and "I hurs- survival with wholesale promises within prescribed limits in any of agencies got busy and did their cium usually ca:'t enough of a that there will not be such pain Question: G. T. I. writee: - without molesting the transports given city. But the comici all seem own dllkmntinuing and curtailing, "Pleaer" tell me why orange juice tor. ' day evening till 9 (>. m. For to ev^ry imaginable interest and shadow to be recognized though as these pass out of the body. ; which had lai n his primary ob to be under the delusion that pet- some agencies cutting as. much as .■wmie .stones do not show up well. Readers who. are Interested in makes my feet and legs swell and 1:00— Concert Miniatures. other evening ap|»intmeiits call Quotations 2:15—Connecticut Men . and group. It would have been the version is screamingly funny, and 40 per cent their output of publi It is always advisable to have the receiving further înformation are pain me so. I am much overweight Manchester 5171. ject. It can safely la- a.saumcd a burlesque show without half a Women In the W ar—Jane 7,000 Witn^gB ".spineless"'' thing to play platform cations, official reports, news re- x-ray examination before a diag invited to send for Dr. McCoy’s and took the orange juice for four Closed Wednesday.s at Niatn. that losses maile him retire. dozen sickening perversion gaga leasei^ etc. o f five' days and lost ten pounds, Dillon. politics as usual. 'I am now convinced that we can nosis of kidney stones is made. In article entitled "Kidney Stones.” The 'enemy, in his claims of our is a novelty. • .iHow many balps of such .stuff big hospitals'the number of kidney ^ u st address your request to Mc- but had to stop on account of this 2:30— Little Show. Plane Pregentetl The Republican platform-mak Certain motion picture execu best help Rusia by-establishing a losaea, neve'i cntiir close to the rolls off Che government presses story* ca.>ngmont, Colo.— pP)— The auto* teach them how to owlm. held Wednesday. September 30.' second'front activitiea counteracted by using large quan give action. j Solid Maple Dinette^ 4 4 -5 0 unremitting vigilance against ide heeli Many patients report that mobile victim's fact was covered From 8 until 9 Mlsa McRae will "Tim e la more than ever the es- ; connected with the- battle were We all realize that the articles (2 ) . That President Roo.sevelt tities of alkaline-forming foods, conduct the Intermediate -swim- , .. v, ological sabotage. they do not even develop this pain with coal dust and bandages, but I the Japanese reliable. In no in- A Use For Union School in, The Manchester Evening Her in coming weeks will be seen and even though stones are passed. being careful, however, not to mlng class for women. This class ald were of invaluable asidatance. —Judge Hamilton HIcka, New a' feiend said he was Coal Miner Sturdy furniture. . .this dinette group.. .built to : Stance did our N avy .corn muniquea The objection of some residents heard more often—personally, on York Jurist. The pain is more likely to occur I? combine the acid fruits w iU any is for those women w)»o can swim, Notes 80tb Mrthday = We want you to know that we are Norman . Green. Mrs. Green was but who wish to improve their last for years. New England made of solid hard I depart from the truth; they told the radio and in the newsreels.''' the stone is large and has rough of the starchy foods, exception to the proposal that the old'Union deeply appreciative for the coop (3 ) . That Mme. Chiang Kal- to the acid-forming legumes are notified. She aat, grief stricken, by Htrokes and technique. The 80x44 inch table extends to 54_ edges. Dublin, Oct. 14.—OF)— Prime WATKINS Rock maple : us a surprisingly large part of school on North School street be eration we received In this effort. abek is on her way to visit the lima beans, which are alkaline the hospital bed. The news reach ^ t h these classes begin to • f t OTHERS. INC box-.seat ladderback* The old.world is dead. It was In the treatment of kidney Minister Ramon de Valera -cele inches. Notice the huifity > lha vtiola story almost Immedi- Very sincerely. United SUtes. ed the barber ahc^. The barber night and will -continue for a pe used as a dormitory for some" 100 dying even bôre it was broken stones I recommend a feat of plain forming. brated his 60th birthday today. His chairs. Regular $49.75. Jack M. Gordon, (4 ) . That the pbat-election pe . (YltamlB D MUk) peeked under the lather, and there riod of twejve weeks. Thoee Inter = Ualy, and it la a compliment, not workers was understandable. in pieces by hai.imera of Wotan^wmte'r with the juice of half a plans for the celebration were to Young Republican Oub' riod wiU aee the ^.giyllian man Question: Mrs. Geo. D. aoks: wae Miner Gfeen. The victim was ested In the swimming lessons are a (rouefi, wfiich aasma in order. and Thor. . None at us can 'now lemon added to each glass. This work in his office and attend the ofMNCH^STER The fact remains, however, that of Manchester. power and armed forces go into "Will you please' tell me what re-examined. This time he was urged to enroll tonight eo they escape troin the revolutionary may be taken every half hour aa openfng of the nes- aession ,of the AAd It In partieulaiiy taearten- the school building in question is high gear in drafting men for changes,' even if we would. long as there is severe pain, a.< vitamin D milk la? Is this milk ii'entifietl as Orlando kfoyo, also ran receive the full value of the IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIM^^^ a mlneR.'His injuries aren't aerU Iw clvs' lessoqs. DaiU to know that however a potential housing, asset, and Greenland's population la esti- m lK U ^ duty and essential indus T-Brltlsh Foreign Secretary A tP this seems to have s specific ef.- treated in sny special way to con n.il mated at 17.000. try and the resultant upheaval in thoay Eden. feet-in disoolving these concre- tain vitamin D, or is it pure raw ouz. PAGH MANCHESTE r V vTENTNG H E R A L d , MAyfCHRSTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1942 , 4...— n -I that the distance between Guadr from Ume to Ume to conform with alcanal and Pearl Harbor is about the requirement of competent mill Ellington About Town Auto Death the same as b e t^ e n Guadalcanal tary or civilian authority. j List New Regulations Much of the succesa In arriving and Tokyo, an4 that Malaya Is O. F. Berr even more distant. rs TW. 483-3, BockvlUe Sergt. Frifderic.K Hettinger, who Record Falls at true blackout condtUons, Mr. News Fro: is with the -Army Air Corps, has SturgeiflBaid. will depend on atrict He.sSid that whether the Jap anese were getting much from the Mrs. Mary Lyman has returned returned- to his station in Victor Vor State’s MacTtouts limitation oi the number of ve-. ville, Calif., after spending a ten- Stratfqnl Has First biclea which will be allowed to op Dutch Elast Indies to Rabaul, Jap to her home on Maple street after day' furlough with his parents. erate during period# of blackout. Nimitz Confident Amer* anese bqse on New Britain island. tlfied that she moved the furniture ter from their son. William, who a'short visit at her son’a in Am- .Mr, ami Mrs. Joseph Hettinger, Futulity of Year; of the Connecticut State I>efenBe He requested local council# to ,was hard to determine, but added is with the Marines at . Guadal- icans Can ' Consoli out of their home, in 1927. W ^ p p i u g Bolton herSL Mass. of North Main street. Complete______Details Are (Council, State Armory, Hartford, give ckreful consideraUon to all It was "safe to say the supply R o c k v ille Wladyalaw Piorkowski of 81 cahal. saying that he has been,, Hamilen Mow Alioue.' applications and eliminate aU un date Solomons Gains. problem is giving them many a promoted to private, first clas.s_ Mra. Clyde 3fanhall Schools being .closed Tue.sday Vernon' avenue was granted per- Mrs. W. W. Orant i for teacher's visiting day gave the Mrs. William Orr is chairman of Announced by Ihe De- reasonable requeats. headache. \ The Greatest Name in Radio! I^Mfla H. Oh^miMi mLssion to "change his name to 7394. Manchester and that he had been regularly re Ktaone 4032 the committee conducting ,a rum Administrator Sturges also ex ceiving the boxes and letters sent pupils a day to gather scrap Hartford, Oct. 14—The fatality fense Council;u r n 7 . New Applications tor labels of Iden- Pearl Harbor, T, H., Oct. 14—(.flP) "Every ship lost by the action M, BookvUle Walter Percoski, the name by mage sale tomorrow ih the vacant In Stratford on Sunday," October pressed his graUtude for the ef of our submarines Increases their by his family. This is the first metals and girls .haVe joined in the ji tifleation should' be made to the -Admiral Cheater W. Nimitz, dis which he was married and the About 12 members .of the La work with real vigor. The center store In the Magnell building of 11 broke Stratford’s record of no forts ot local and State officials problems," he said, observing that Thomas J. Herritage, who re word they have had from him in Features Explainetl. -Local Defense ChOhman in each cussing his recent trip to the Solo- name by which he is known. dies of Saint Maurice attended the' school yard has. the appeartincF of E.tpAnuel Lutheran Ladles Aid so- automobile deatlts.up to that date —^— of the citlca and_towns. The labels and civ'ilian defense agencies for American submarines âve been Court then adjourned until Mon turned to the Hartford hospital thirteen weeks, however. society. their contributions and sugges ’mon islands battle zone, said today Miss Harriet Fuller'" has been meeting held Monday evening ’at a real junk yard. The amount in this year, it is pointed - out in a u .rtford Oct. 14—State . De- are three and tlfi’ee eighths inches busy continuously and ^vlfig I Scrap Pickup day, November 2nd. last .Thursday, is very til there. pounds will appear in a later i.s- bulletin relented by the Motor tions in- formulating the regula- he was confident, “we can bold good account of themselves. ★ 8 Philco Tubes spending the past week visiting the Community Hall. The re A A (niiitrntnr Wcslev A. .square with a larfee white letter Beautiful Tone .\d\ance I>nte The Republican caucus,renomi sue as will the amount that, has The Emblem Club will hold i « Vehicles Deparlmcnt today. fense Adminlstrat "E " on a black circular field bor- Udhp during both hi# own and the what we have got and consolidate (U. S. fleet headquarters at ' '‘z- Becaiise of .the community Hal relatives m N'Jrwich. freshment committee, composed been gathered by tbe defense Com monthly meeting tonight at 8:15 John Seiler, 75, of 603 Ferry Sturges today announced a sene j,y words "Connecticut adminlstraUon of Colonel Samuel ^ Dates Are Set nated Harry F. Farmim as repre A "group of Columbia women qiir position# and eventually start Pearl Harbor yesterday disclosed lowe’en party on October 30th fpr sentative. He has served several 'of Mr.s. Frank PaggioU, Mrs. Don mittee. ■ . ' at the Elks home in Rockville. A Boulevard, Stratford, was struck of new regulnUons providing for ugfenag Council.” A serial number H. Fisher. that Admiral Nimits visited Guad ★ Color^Tone Control the Chitdren of the city, the mu- will attend the Fall Rally of the The membership tea of the V'er- members’ social will follow. near his home on Sunday by a car moving ahead.” Built-In Aerial terms in the Legislature and-is Eastern District of the Council of ald Tedford, Mrs. Barbara Daly; the identification and movement of i„ red numbers appears on each alcanal two weeks ago and that 1' •sical of the Rockville Baptist the present .incumbent. The ' cau non-EIIington Women 'Voters driven by Cecil Lopez of 372 The commander-in-chlef of the while there he presented 27 deco Congregational"~ Women at- the Mrs. Frank Riva. and Mrs. Joseph scheduled for Tuesday will be motor vehicles on streets and sticker,’ I Because of Amount of .Men'.s Club scheduled. for that cus also ^renominated justices of First Aiders of Precinct 11, Mrs. Olive .street, Bridgeport. .Must Obey Rules PaclQc fleet said he conferred with rations to Navy, Marine and night has been advanced to Oc Park Congregational church. Nor Zeppa, served hot dogs, cider and held instead on "Thursday at 3 B. F. Crehore, chief first alder^ The last' fatality in Stratford highways during blackouts or Mr Issue New Navy¥ Vice Admiral Robert L. Ghormley, ★ Very Selective Metal Rockville to the peace* who are now- serving. wich, on- 't^hiirsday morning’ and Every vehicle according to the Army heroes.) Push Button Tuning tober 23 at the church social They are Luther Burnham, Max soda. The members voted to hold p. m. at 15 .-avis Avenue. will meet Friday evening at 7:30, had occurred on" ' December 20, raids The regulations will go Naval commander In the South afternoon. .Rev. ,E. A. Babcock the November, December, Janu , Deboriih Lynch of Rockville has into effect at 12.01 a. m. <^têr regulations for which an official Work Two Days. rooms. Ailelson. (.Tiarlcs Jorgensen. Her in the WiiZhlngton school on Pleas 1941. Stratford reconled a total of label of identlflcationi is issued Marine Hero Medal pacific, and vioited Guadalcanal anlaGkout or air raul, I tape or pl^tic or metal materials San Francisco area. until late at night. I went to dlf- didates for representative to , the Jones. Edward F. DimloW, Grace held Fnd.ay evening, Oct. 16, at 6 During the week ending October trons will be guests. Mrs. Ethel for all of 1941; Manchester with Saturday and Sunday, October 17 K. .McCann, Mary J. McGuire, and subject to the authority of police and only the lowest o f the low Sergeant Pearson and,,Corporal ferent lelamLposts and inspected General Assembly at the Demo Mrs. Agnes Pratt, of Windsor, o’clock at" wfiich time a covered 9 the following certificates *crc Carter and Paul Volquardsen w ill four so far this year, tWo of the. OTHKR MODKLS and 18th. William J, Thresher, he caucus dish supper will be served to the- preside in 3he East; ' whole of 1941. having jurisdiction beam positions provided in the Miller were near the jk:en4 of an various inland Jiqsition#. It was both cratic caucus held Monday night made a brief stay at her Tolland More volunteers with also authorized the tffwn commit members and friends of the issued by the local rationing The records tor other towns in Identification fiabels beaiUlamp system of the car may airplane crash- near .Santee; Calif., just the. kind of axlrip you would can be | m Warren Memorial Hall.- Other be used. The headlamps shall be- Way fro Relieve trucks and man pow.T tee chairman to fill any vaca'ncics. .summer home Monday. church. The business meetin^-,will board: John Kollar, West Willing- The Women’s Missionary society the 20.000-lo-30,000 group follow: New featutes of Uie resulatlons on April 30. T94a,_Bhowlng utter expect a senior officer,^ to make to tiaed""The"trucks‘ will report on j nominations wore the following aimed so tliat ,tho lowest beam po get In touch with what is going The Young Mothers Cliih of Rev.’ Leon Austin, guest preach start at the conclusidn of the sup of the CTiiirch of the. Nazairene West Haven, four so far this year, provide lor the use of.official iden disregard for- tljelr own lives €uid Bstu'rdav and Sunday mornings a t , for justices of the peace. Angelo ton, defense worker, one new sition shall, check as follows: (1) despite explqeting ammunition, on. Ifrchy Pimples! $69.95 Wapping will meet at the Com er at the Tolland Federated church per. In charge of the supper will will hold Its monthly meeting t(> six for all o4 last year: Danbury, tification labels or stickers, on the ■When your skin is irritated with S o"cl(Kk in front of the Town I Argenta. Conrad Mohr, Wilfred munity House this Wednesday Grade B tire and one new tube; lower in.sidc left rtand corner of The lamps shall be so aimed that both Marirjes rushed into the " I have seen,the character of Sabourin. William M. Krug. Eli Sunday mornipg worship, had for be Mrs, Arthur Merrill. Mrs. Au A-lberfKane. East Willington. de nlght at 7:30 at the church. The two so far this year. 12 laat year; pimples, red blotches and other And I'p. Hall. The streets of the city have <=-w~.-tr evening at 8 o'clock. the windshield which will be the center of the high intensity burning wreckage and —removed the jungle an Guadalcanal a^d Pafircau, Attillo Fraasinelli, gust Mlldner. ass.sted by the fense worker.' two pas.senger re- regular choir rehearsal will follow. Torrington, one so far this year, zone of*the low beam shall be at. skin blemishes, and you’re crazy | been assigned to the various cap In a bulletin issued from the his sermon. "Now Therefore Give Illuminated by a green light of not the gunner. Sergt. Edward R. realize the difficulties of moving tains and the trucks will be sent Nicholas Armentano, Mario Toni- ybung people of the church. ca’pped tires and one new lube; nine last year;' Middletown, threa least 10 inches below the lamp cen troops to certain parts of the A^’iyi Itching torture, here’s quick Union Grammar School, parents Me This Mountain. ” Scripture The’, Savings Bank of Manches so far this year, five last year. -more than one candlepower inten Gehr. Jr., from the rear cockpit. to the different sections. The cap dandel. Ralph Smijlh and Joseph First .\ld Class Louis Lytwyn. H.F.D. Stafford ter level; (2) When the Headlamps country. Everywhere I found a relief. Get a 35c box of Peterson's b u y NOW! have been asked to co-operate with reading, Jo.shua. 12th chaptec. ter has sold the property at 123- aity, which shaU be attached be Roth'men tried to rescue Lieut. Oinlfnent at ‘your druggist and tains have a list of the places Kosiorek. Fraficis Fagan was The "Tolland Community Wom The organization meeting of the Springs, Trade school transporta are equipped with only one beam, B.^Jamln ,C. Fowler, the pilot, but fl: spirit of cooperation. • where there Is heavy material chairman and William M. Krug the school nurse in the matter of First Aid Class was held Monday tion, two passenger recapped 125 Spruce street, the former Great Britain consumes ap- hind the label. sui'h single' beam shall be aimed apply this delightful soothing balm. While Present Slock an’s Club will meet in the social proxirpately 50,000.000 gallons Administrator Sturges annmtnc- yirere. unable to do so because of .Marines Especially Tough which, will be 4>icked up and han clerk, Delliaan and Belcher are be keeping home children who are evening at the .North school with tires; Joseph Zizka. South Wil Jans.’sen .property, to William ot as specified in-the last preceding "The Japanese must now realize Itching reeved promptly. Smart- not well . enough to remain at rooms of the Federêd church Lewie. Mr. Lewie^ plans to re ice cream annu.ally. in normal ed that all permits for red lights the Inteqse heat. lng_jsOothed. Your skin looks bet dled by volunteer help accompany ing opposed by • Joseph McCarthy Wednesday. October 21at. at 8 Mrs. Frank D’Amico in charge. lington, defense worker, two pas for use durinff the period of the paragraph (1)'. Lieutenant General Thomas they are going against American Permits a Selection ing the trucks^ Volupteors should and John Mullen Republican nomi school, or those that are not suf The enrollment Is expecte'd4o in senger recapped tires. Rudolph model the first floor. times. ter,"’ feels better. Also wonderful p. m. Mrs. William Andehion will war emergency only, - ^*1 b. Nse of help Announcement- has been- made The gasoline and tire shortage the fact that Monday was a holi ing. farm and highway, ohe truck people just as tough a# they are having affected, school personnel, social hour . refreshments will raid regulations prior to the date hour. , ^ courageous ■ and spontaneoua ac ing in the removal of some of of the engagement of Miss Ethel day and several who were inter- tire recapped. tion *of Sergeant Pearson and themselves and Just as well equip is given as the reason for the plea. .served. All women in the com^ of these regulations c. No vehicle shall pyoce'ed with the heavy articles. ■H, GoWenthal. daughter of Mr. munlty are welcome. e.sted in .signing up for the course Private Johrr Mihaliak. who has come null and void upon the effec headlights extinguished. Corporal Miller was in keeping ped and trained fdr jungle fighting ______Ex-Vernon .Man to Wed and Mrs. Arthur Goldenthal of Many cases each year arise where Were not in .town. been stationed for five months at I as they are themselves. . Francis Hamiltor Little, 32. The roung People’s meeting will tive date of the -present regula- All labels of'ddentfflcation issued with the traditions of the Marine Easy Terms Rockville and Paul S. Smiraglla. the nurse or the school teacher haa MacDill Field In Tampa, Fin., is ; "The Japs must not be under formariv of Vernon, now serving be held Sunday evening In the so . Volunteer Meal Ration under the^ r^plations shall 'be Corps. sdb o fS a lv a to re Smiraglla of to take a child home. The parents cial rooms of the Federated church A most interesting and helpful home on a M)-d.ay furlough., ; Thire are two general classes revocable by tjie Administrator if Th* new a'ward. similar to the estimated. They are brave, .re INSULATION in the United States Navy, and are asked to notify the teacher in John Smckal and .Mr. and. Mrs. Keep Your Shirt On! sourceful. and . for the most part Miss Marion B. Veitch. 29, .o f 242 Brandon Heights. at 7:30 p. m., Oct. 18th, Miss Eliz pamphlet has been prepared by of motor vehicles under the regu he shall find that, the applicant has U. S. Army Soldier’s Medal, was Jphns-Manville Governor Robert A. Hurley w\ll the event of illness, before they abeth Hicks will give ‘a talk on , .Marion Evans Dakin. Extcn.sibn M. Hornak attended the ses.sions ; lations which will permitted to violatetl oni^ or more of the pro accompanied by a citation, from experienced fighters. But they Dyckman street, N. Y-, will be return to school. "In this manner Rut Don’t Keep It On Aiiy Longer Than Ever! '-Idme Insulation Division married tomorrow in the Little be guest speaker ati the open •’Travels in.. Damascus." People of Nutritionist, on the volunteer of the Slovak National Alliance of - operate during blackouts or air visions of' these' regulations. The the President of the United States arc meeting a people with those meeting of the T o lle d County the communicable or contagious the community are Invited. meat ration. Proceeding on the America at Hotel New Yorker. I ralda. The first class consists of labels 0^ identification will be sup through Secretary of the Navy same characteristics now and suf Handsome Chairside Cabinet Church Around the,Comer in New diseases will be controlled and a * ’ . • lôrk City, by the Rev: Randolph Democratic associati/m Friday Mrs. Grace Darling tTlough is most often mentioned amount of New< York. Saturday and Sunday. ; Change as often as always — but eight categories of vehicles: we plied by the Administrator o f the, Frank Knox. fering losses accordingly. L. A. Williams night, at 8 in Warr,en Memorial bettor attendance for the entire having a week vacationing among meat: Two and one-half ;pt)uruls superintendent of the Willing- 1 with imindries’so far liehind sehed- armed forces of the Un‘Wd S ^ te Defense Council. Sergeant .Pearson waq, .fescued “Furthermore, the Japanese RA5'. rector.: They obtained a school will be achieved.'' the bul Representativf Distinctive modern design. Ample space for lamp and aecewioriea. Bca»< Hall. Louis Phelps of Andover, her out of town relatives and per person per week, Mr.s. Dakin ton Hill cemeteries. Leon O. | States; the armed forces of the /Administrator Sturges also an at sea by a patrol plAne last Jan have a supply problem In the Sol license to marrv yesterday at the letin says. The school sulhorilies ule.*) — youi’ve really got to own Municipal Building .ki Neiri York. president of the association will friends. gives the following week’s iharT Woodworth, will conclude work on - State of Connecticut; the Federal nounced these regulations are sub uary after the plana in which he omons as difficult os our own.” TELEPHONE 3802 tifully grained walnut w«K»d. hand rubbed to a piano hiatro. ijinwnaiooai will continue to safeguard the the grounils. this week, for the I MORE shirts to follow your own Points-to Long Supply- Llnee Mr. Little was bom ‘ Inr Vernon, preside. Other speakers will In- The Church School meeting ket order for a family of four; 10 Bureau of Investigation; the ject to amendment or repeal and was a passenger . crashed imd 21 ^4” high, 28" wide, 16^•* deep. chide State Comptroller John M, hr*Ith of all children, and any scheduled for Wedne.sday evening pounds.weekly: 5 lbs. rump roast, -sea.son. Jo-seph Dimock has been j sc-hedul'’ of changes. Buy good United SUtea Secret Service; the they will be amended or-quspended sank. Admiral Nimitz pointed out the son of Kerwin Arthur and w'ho become ill during school hours Effie ilamilton Little. The bride- Dowe of Klllingly and Congress is postpone^ until .Monday eve (beef or veal); I's lbs. liver; 1 lb. a.ssistant and the, three cemeteries j shiits and they'll see you through Department' of SUte Police; fire will be taken hbmie If possible. have been v.-ell cared for. The old elect. who Is fhe daughter of man William R. Fitzgerald of Nor ning, October 19th. chopped meal; I'-j lbs. pork the ’duration. and police departments of any Charles R. and Fstclle Burnham wich. Refreshments will be servetl Miss Bernice Stewart, daughter The all-day sewing meeting for chop.s; \ lb. Canadian style ba cemetery on the hilltop dates back city, town, borough, or -fire dis- Veitch, was bom in Kew York. following the meeting. The public of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Stew the Red Cni.s.s will lie held at the con and ‘ ».Ib. dried beef. The re to 1732 to 'th e . Stone deed for a ! trict, provided the vehicle- shall Meeting Tonight is invited to attend. art of Grand street. Hartford, and church Thursday. Oct. 15lh. mainder of the pamphlet gives the burying ground."Pine trees shade bear official designation, marking OLD gtlRTON D. P E A R L S There .will be a meeting of The annual adjourned town Michael Patrick, sdn of Mr. and .Room will ,be open at 10 a. m. I menus for the week based on this the graves headed with .slab.s of i or display Indicating such sew- Mrs. John Patrick of Silver Lane. sandstone, marble, and of gia.v, 1 CÂlanAattan ice; ambulancea,.- whether ' public Stsiniey Dobosz.Unit No. 14. Am meeting has been called'for Thurs Miss Mary Harper who has been market l*st and also the recipes RECORDS 6S~ ]C u /IH 4/ u /U C iU t t 7L erican Legion Auxiliary this eve day evening at 8 o’clock in the East Hartford; were married Sat a guest at the home of Miss Eliz for man.v new dishes us'ng the fa red and white eolors. The foot- or private, provided the vehlc.e urday morning at 9 o’clock at St stones w;ere -removed and piled The Present W ar Has Demonstrated The Close Must be turned In for a#l- ning at eight o'clock In the G. A. atiditorium of Warren Memorial abeth Hicks, during the summer, miliar cuts of meat. C.oplas of thi.» "Known .Xs The, Best.. . ahall bear official designation, %*ge if you want to keep 399 M AIN -HOTEL SHERIDAN BLD6 * PHONE 7590 R, hall. AfYhls Ume a report will Hall. The warning ifor the meeting Roue’s church, Burnsjide. The bride will leave for her home in» New" pamphlet are available free of along the wall. The new or West ...T h e Best Known'." marking dr display Indicating Cemetery acquired later .and playing the new ones. be preaented of the parley held Includes an article referring to was given in marriage by her York City Thursday, to spend the charge by. writing to Mis.s S. Helen wd-f such service; transportation or 3< jc each paid for old rec laat week Ip Hartfofd. Final plans biennial elections of Stafford iown father. She wore an ivory duchess Winter month,'^. Roberts, ' Tolland; County Farm then the new exten.siim adjoining. military ordnance or war materi Ties BetXNêen Production and ords irrespective of quantity. will be com'pleted for the mem officials. The question originally satin gown and a three quarter The chureh hell ^ a ,t did service Bureau. Rockville, Conn. Frank Vona.sek. ertSployed at the als w"nen In convoy under police LaOuardla Airport in-Long Island, $2.50 and $3 bers Hallowe''en party to be held voted on favorably by local-voters length Illusion veil, arranged from for the Methodist church before .Miss Roberta also ha.s recipes escort. at the next meeting and also for a satin Juliet cap. She carried the society federated has joined for Cheese Apple CObblerettes and accompanied by Mrs. Jerry Va.sa / Any vehicle which Is being es KEMP'S the assistance at the. Kiddies party more than three years' ago will be of Astoria, was home over the Ox'ord Cloth and Woven ( i presented at the meeting. Other white roses and lily of the valley. the metal scrap pile near the Lis Sauer Kraut that should interest corted or ia to be operated in the The Combat Forces. It Is 9o be sponsored by the Legipn. week-end. Madras. In Whites. Patterns ^ Inc. articles appearing in the warning Miss yVinnefred Stewart wa^ her tening Post , in Tolland Center. homemakers in this area as the carrying out of services l^ted 76Sâln St. Tel. 5680 Embleni Club sister’s maid of honor, and wore a .Two Tclland boys. Richard llsh- recipes, use apples and cabbage Joseph Zizka {la.s .started work and Soft Mellot- nes. above will be granted an official Advertisff In The Rockville Emblem Club are: to see if the voters will ac at the Pratt and Whitney plant In cept the report* of the selectmen, gown of rust velvet and the two er. son of Mr. arid Mr.s, Merritt which tire plentiful In this vicinity label of Identification upon the ap will hold a meeting this evening brideamaids wore yellow velvet Usher, and Donald Morgnnson. and cheese which is a Victory Hartforii. plication of the lawfuUy register Largely a Mechanized WafT eight o'clock at the Elks Home. board of education, treasurer and at gowns. The reception was held at son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mo’r- Special: Dr. Wil.son Dakin, supervisor of ed owner of such vehicles or his Two candidates will be initiated auditors; to see if the town will schools in Connecticut, and Mi.ss 'L approve the budget for the year the hall for about 200 guests. The ganson. left town Tuesday morn Prize Posters Made agent and certification by such Into the club's membership at this bride and groom left for a wed ing to enter the Army service. Viola Larsen spent a 'dhy last owner or agent of the neceasity of tune. ending August 31. 1942 as prepar The pupils bf the tenter' School ding trip of two weeks, to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Campbell made posters for the acrap metal v/eek in town ob.scrving. cla.s.ses. the vehicles in the perf’Jrmance of It requires a ffreafer civilian effort than any D. of 1. to Meet ed by the boa.rd of flnahcând.to Mr and Mrs, Joseph Dolezî! of The Daughters of Isabella will see If the town will appropriate Mrs. Patrick is a sister of Mrs. and child, of Rockville, were re drive during the past few days IM E N S ^ SHOPS the service. • other war in-history.- Beside^ this, the home cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irv Long Island City. N, V., spervt.the •tf MAIM •TpCfff bold a regular meeting this eve the funds necessary to cover the Harold Snow of Wapping. and the posters were judged with mwfwtni Second General Clas# front has been called upon for greater sacrifices ■dai "iSaani ing Campbell and family. the following pupils receiving the week-end at their zummer home The second. general class of ve ning atigight o'clock^ at the Moose budget as approved; aiilhorizatibn on Willington HilL than ever before and for a greater saving effort-’^ looms. of expenditures of the town aid prizes. Mrs.Êvelyn HoHoran of hicles, according to the r-cguia- Tea On Thursday road funds, requests for a 310,000 fered two prizes for each grade) a tlona. which will be permitted to both the conservation of the material thin^ we The Vemon-Elllngton League of allotment to the town from the Columbia first prize of a 25-cent War Stamp operate during blackouts or air own and the saving of money we earn to aid the t Woroea Voters will hold a Mem State Aid Road funds; authoriza Hebron and a second prize -of a 10-cent raids, or blackout oq airj raid war effort. Extra money deposited in your ■ bersbip tea on Thursday afternoon, Mlsa Gladys M. Bice War Stamp. The winners wore: tesU. follows: services necessary ^ t T // tion for the borrowing of 3100.000 375-12. W’tlllmantlc Division Savings account and extra War Bonds bought, E October 15th at 3 o'clock, Mrs. in anticipation of tax collections ,The adjourned town meeting Grade 8. Shirley Anderson, first; to the operations of the Stale De fense Council during blackout or both aid the war effort. , 5 Herbert J. Regan and Mrs. ’^ u l and appointing of three commis will be held in the Hebron Town John •Collins, second: Graile 7. •i Canfield of 15 Davis avenue will There was a good attendance of Stuart Heopell. first; Richard air raid; war protaciion of indus sioners for Hyde Park. „ Hall Saturday. Oct. 24. 8;30 p. m. ~ be the hostesses. Members' and Rev. Kendrick, Grobel. pastor people fronl Hebron. Andover, and Hewitt, second; Grade. 6, Morris trial plants; transportation of .'k prospective members are Invited the Stafford! Springs Congrega'^, Columbia at a meeting at .Y'eo- instead of the 15th as at first stat Sllverstcln. first; David C. Too- doctor*, ivuraes, personnel of hos i-’ r to attend. The committee In charge tional church has ■Written a history mans Hhll on Thursday evening ed. The printed .town reports will mey. Jr., second; Grade 5, Ray pitals or clergymen; transporta 2 includes Mrs. Regan. Mrs. Can- of the First church of Stafford. when a squad of soldiers from be available fWr -distribution at mond Negro, first; Lillian Mur tion on active duty and assign ment of civilian employees of the r field. Miss Edith Casati. Mrs. John I Congregational) and haa been Boston were' present to explain that time. They are expected by dock, second. I Moran, Miss Betty Gessay and published under auspices of the the Importance of the airplane ob the 15th' and rtiay be inspected by The pupils of this school will Armed Forces o f . the United : Mrs. E. Fenter097 by chairman of Local Defense John, Fred, and Walter Spiclmaii of charge of a rummage sale during ^ 2 OIDSMOBILE Councils, or ottier offloera deatgS- Ellington. Arthur Spielmaii.,^^ of purpose on the il3rd of the month. ter at Fort Devens. having been the evening and all members are "The Grange meeting on Wed 'inducted into the Army on Sept. nated by the chairman of the area ^ s t Hartford; thri'e step ih7 a.sked to make some contributions.ntriBullons. within which the privilege of use tej.s. Mrs Albin Wetzel pf Hart-^ ne.sday evening is to .be .ighool 29 and now ' ending their two Mis.s Lucy Wathen haaas retuhied or transportation la requested. ford. Mrs. Winfield Bancroft of night with one number on U h' weeks’ pre-service furlough. .They to her home in Washingtongton, DVC.. program^furnished by each of the are: Alan Leonard Crickmore, Jg- Rummage Sale For the transportation of active West Hartford and Mrs. Ewald time—wsre Jackie of Mamhe.ster. The funeral after spending some six schools. natlus William Kelly. Albert D. Thursday. Oct. !•'», 9 A. M. duty and assignment of civilian with her brrilher, Thad A. Wathen " George Cobb suffered a broken LePage, Claude P. Poiter. Michael employ^ a the Armed Forces of ^ o t » r will be hcId"on Friday at 2 p.in. at M agnell BWk„ Main Street the Ladd Funeral Home. "'Burial and family. bone in his ankle when he stepped Solenski, Wilbur Krietzer, Dean T % O t€ 4 € U t d ^ ths United States or of Federal 1 P r o f walklnt « liltl<~ farther to the but stop . . . will bo in the EUlnffton Center Sixteen new voters were made in a hole recentlyand will have to Wiley, Clarence Weber, Louis GUI Ladiea’ AWl^bflety, and State agencies or departments pi' r eemetery. at Saturday’s session of selectmen wear a cast on it for several and Stanley Grochmal. The latter Emanuel Lutheran Church. Anc$u £ t / essential thereto and movement of and other minor inconveniences . . . are Clinic Being Held and town clerk. weeks. He is able to be about on has been lately living In, WUllman- the Press, certification will be by A Dental Hygiene Conference Is Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sweeney crutches, however. tlc, but registered In South Coven the chief executive officer of the Wing held at. the rooms of the and daughter Betty of East Hart The Parent-Teacher Associa try. COME IN NOW! Rem«nbpr. arvlcc or concern in which the fast becoming ■ PATRIOTIC NECESSITIES Rockville Pulllic Health Nursing ford spent Sunday at their cot tion is having a pot luck supper The Ladles’ Association wiUJiold employee ia engaged. ' •aaodaUon with a dgntal hygien tage here. at 6:30 on Tuesday evening,*^ pre a sale of home-cooked to p ^ at Uocle Sam says it ’m nof unpatriod'e to buy m For operation of public utility .Miss Dora Dickson. Miss Es TAKE THE.M OUT OF ’niE.j, vehicles, certification iA-ill be by ist in attendance. At this time the ceding the regular meeting, and the Congregational churetM' on PICTURE! ttow car. You save money by baying now. ' taeth of pre-achool children are telle Dickson and their guest. the new members and new teach Thursday afternoon, October 15, the chief executive officer of the ‘ being el^tned and examined, .Mjss Winifred Shenk. a teacher ers of the town are R> be , the at 2:30 p. in. ORDER Yoa get better aelection from today’s stodcs. AppUcant and by the chairman of i Soperlor Court in the New York City schools guests of honor. Îrs. Cesar Ruiz, of Breezeway, the Local Defenae Council, or any ; Mrs. Marion Domainc Coman of called 'on friends in^ this place Mrs. William Macht haa re is spending several days in New COAL Your “ trade-in" is worth more. And with other.officer designated by the 1 Manafteld Depot, an employee at s i day. ceived three letters written In York. AND COKE chairman, of the area within 4 tb« Manafleld State hospital and August from her son, Frederick, A son. Peter Charles Ambrose, a modem new Oldsmobtle, with new first- 'which the privilege la eought. Training school wss granted a di- Ban On .Xniericn'n Movies who states that he is feeling fine Jr., was bom at the Hartford Kbs- NOWI For movement of vehicle# of vores from John Lloyd Coman of and has recently been promoted pital on October 3rd. to Mr. and quality )irea, you should be all set for the services of the United States Post Keep your family healthy by Office Department , .certification OmtMl. formerly ot Norwich, on Vi( hy. Oct. 14 J*,— News to private, first class. ■Vra. Peter Ambrose of Waterfront Doratioa. Yoa may be eligible to bay a s f dosertloti, in the short papers broke the news to the pub Arnold Wiley, ion of Mr. And; Park. keeping them warm. Order n1ll be by the Postmaater or chief sassion o t the Tol'iind lic today that this was the last day iirs. John Wile^. was married on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spencer 'coal now while It’s available! Dew car and don’t know h. See as today. executive officer of the applicant Superior oour{ held in ■Umted States oV British-made Saturday >to MUa Fltrfwice M. were! given a party Saturday CANNEL COAL and by the Chairman of the L«cai Retail Salesroom B srlrhlli etc Wednesday. Judge moving pictured could be shewn Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. night In honor of their wedding AND BRIQUETTES Defense»Councll. or any other of •Mansi MsUUa presided st the In France, and throngs crowded Arthur J. Roger# of 1379 Boule anniveraary, at the -home of Mr. ficer designated by the Chairman, theaters for a farew'ell glimpee of vard, West Hartford. The attend- and Mrs. Herbert Love. There SEAMAN COAL of the' area within which the privl- Jndfs MelSts took the papers In their movie favorites. Vichy’s anth were Jack Wiley, brother of were 12 present. Igge laâoughL POL A COAL ( O. K4ANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, INC. Every application for a label of MANCHESTER KNITTING MILLS o t Frederick W. Bruce of largest theater put on an all- the groom, and Mia# Barbara'' Mra William Schieldge of Wa Chaa. D. Whltcber, Prop. identiflcatlon.’ authorized to be is . _ . . — _ w-q— !— vT.dH ft T eleph one o30^ ■kod for a divorce American bill headed by a re- terfront Park. Is a patlmt at the Manchester Manchester Green Open Evenings Until 9 Rogers, slater o f the bride. t M Center St. TeL SM7 512 West Center Street sued under IBIese regulations sball S. Brocs. It was te showln* of "Goodbye Mr. Chips." The WUey#'have received a let- Hartford, bospiUiL . ^ jÂmlalMntor r-S..

MANCHESTER EVENlNC HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1942 i. PAGE THtkfEEN | MANUHE^TER EVENING HERALD. MAKCHESTEI^ CONN. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1942

tional help in many bureaus, Increases Shown countless delay* resulted. 4 Japs Forsake Siiigle ^ tter Statistician- Ahna Halkovich; mg To Local Wonlen helping make; out the Pennsyl terns Qf Interest Super Cargo Planes By Five Diseases vania certified copies, noticed that Aerial Defense Plaii Adopted much of the information'tljcy pr6- I vided -was not required by the W ar * . ■ - (jV Department. She asked why a Advertisement— Advertisement- Advertisement—. Advertisement— Do Tremendous Job Hartford. Oct. 14.—(/P)— Whoop ing cough, measles, lobar pneu Expected to Save Mil single letter of certification, pool ------* Anti-Aircraft Shells Are monia. typhoid fever and meningi ing only' the re'qiilred data frpni traces of soap. After the last bakes into a beautiful glaze over tis Increased In Connecticut dur lions of Hours on De- the various certlflcntos, wouldn t rinse, press put exce.ss water, but the tender, golden dumpling crust. Only Oiiposition ' Met Apples Victory Food Special Northwest Airlines Op- Qeaihs Last Night ing the past week, thcTOtate Health serve the purpose. So Y o u Would Do Ariydiing Honey not only sweetens the ppiidency,. Allowances; do not wring or twist. Roll in a By Bombers at Kisak. Department reported today. Idea .Itelayed to Dunn thick absorbent towel to fttot^ûp dumplings byt adds a delicious erating Fleet, Flying ' _ ------Whooping cough cases went Her idea was relayed lo Pr. additional moi.sture. Hang over a flavor to the tart Apples. Washington. Oct. 14—(/P>— An Beno, Nev.— Brig. Gen. John- from 38 to 54, measles from 2 to Halhort L. Dunq. chief of the Cen To Help Win This War rod to dry. Ironing is notîieces- From Oct 22 to Hallowe’en Loads to Alaska Jor-; Alaskan Army Air Force Head idea advanced by a statisticiart in sus Bureau’s Divisloit of Vital Sta Henry Parker, retired. 76. known 50, lobar pneutnonla from 11 to sary. - Wearing Slacks? quarters. Oct. 14—(;P) :—There Isj the Pennsylvania btate Health de tistics, Who prompfly went into a United States Ann^L ' i i "Machine Gun Parker,” be^ 19. typhoid fever .from one to four One .single pair of slacks- Was From October. 22 to Hallowe’en, with oMons.., Cube or . slice iin- comforting quiet these days in the and meningitis from onef.to two; partment ' t(nd approyed by the huddle with, the War department. what sort of ^ p le might move shown- thkt is all— In the halt peclcd apples. Fry with onions cabee of his efforts in advancing When a great many women “ V jn. "Whv, He’s Painting. Right Over apples will b«' a Victory Food air over Kiska—a signal. Allied Scarlet, fever showed a drop of Arm y for nationwide use is ex-; Approval of—the plan—or any cut in thin slices in a single layer By- Slgrld Ame the fnachlne gun as an Arm y I they would like to do something why- should Mr. arid Mrs. the Wall|Ni|H>r;’’ dozen formal fall openings of .out Special. That’s succulent hews. pilots believe, that the enemy has two from 25 to 23. pected to save rrilli(>ns of man adequate similar one--followed Yes, he’s usf}{tosl|he new Sher- standing designers' collections cîn a small amount of fat—in a Minneapolia, Oct. 14 — (Wide weapon,: World W ar hero. ■! hours in administering the service to help win the war, they mean ^^^lerica feel they hn.ve a right to The Bureau of Home Economies forsaken aerial delense of tbe out and state 'bureaus .were notifle'd-. frying jian. Cover pan and cook. Decatutf Ga.—(3ol. John A. Nel .they would like to do.something nfe. and privacy as usual SCTiAPP/^G POP VtCTOPyf win-Williiwns Kein-Tone, the mod Which set the .styles for smart has listed ten ways to use apples World)—Don Kirig, thi chief pilot er Aleutian territory he seized men’s dependcncyi allowance- act. I Under the Ponnsylvahia system ern miracle wall finish. Whether women. Apparently, the fashion , until applea' and onions are well son, 62, automotive officer of .the W a r Department, and- Census already in nperalion. the letters nftt too Urlng, not too boring, and ■— things are as bad a^ they for those ten days. ' for Northwest Airlines. said, Fourth ServlW Command and a four months ago. your rooms are painted or un creators doôt expect women of | browned on both sides. Just before Flights of heavy bombers dis Bureau officials revealed tdday cost 50 cents each, half'the price not too Inconvenient. \ j now ? — ' Eat them 'as it.’ Use ih fresh ‘There’s one coming In now. She’s veteran of 37 yc?irs continuous HELLO THERE:— ■ painted, plastered or wallpapered, fashiohô/whip into, trousers too done. sprinkU with a little sugar patched almost daily to devastate Italian Ships that it ajso'may.save thousands of of eac'h of the regular certificates. Their son who ia In, the. Army apple salad by combining with loaded with hardware. Come on.” I f that were not true, the wom ALL LAST WEEK AND ALL THIS WEEK AMERICAN or of wallboard this amazing fin !en. and salt. ' ■ service in thCjArifty. the Japanese Island positions still dollars for servicemen's depend Dr. Dunn stressoil that the new en In crowded defense areas would ‘ doe.sn’t have much privacy. Life chopped celery, nuts and 'salad We rushed downstairs and out Seattle—John Fleming Main, 78. HOUSEWIVES and their families are collecting scrap fot Victory. ish covers most any surface beau O f course, thousands of women dressing, or mix with shredded . Every one likes Brown Betty as are bounced through the skies by ents; ' plan does not affect l.ssiiance of find the housing shortage a real isn’t arranged for his convenience, You would be astounded though, if you could go behind the scenes on the Minneapolis airport as a, a justice of the'Washington State Cut to Third The plan pi-ovide* for a single certifleates fof defense or Civil tifully-twith a single coat! You who work find them a necessity cabbage. a dessert. Place alternate layers anti-aircraft shells when they m - challenge to their Ingenuity. either. And he can't be choosy and .see all the scrap that has been rounded up. E.specially since the huge ugly duckling of the air Supreme court since 1812 and "letter tA certification" to estab just add water and apply. and in for modesty- and safety. They’re For sugar-saving applesauce, of even-toasted. .cruntMed bread .. . ------rtVI* over their targets. Service worker*. Instead of sitting, around and about the s o i^ o f people he ia liv- youngsters have been inducted into the’ drive---they have really taxied to B stop. She was the first chief juqtloe from 1923 to 19.25 lish- proof of dependency sb -that an hour it is dry and a gallon does essential in the industrial plant add Kweetening after the apples crumbs and diced tart apples in a of the -new super cargo planes I ’d The enemy’s ground fire, indeed, wondering why the government jng Svith tl le days. "gone to town" on ahy scrap that wasn’t nailed 'down and a lot Merchant Marine Loss the dependents may draw Enlistment* Piled Up if he can get along the average room. Ask for it at and the active volunteer defense have been cooked, also acid a pinch baking c|ish. Sprinkle each layer is imprbvlng ih quîty of aim if doesn’t do more about it. they . certaiphi that was. "rhe American housewife has gone all oiit for Victory in seen. their allowance. Johnson Paint Co.. $2.98 a gallon job o f any kind. And they’re be of salt to bring put gockl flavors, with , sugar, salt and cinnamon, So, to get a feeling of her big not in weight of guns, and many a Heavy Review of Offi would be working out temporary , under those conditions, his . family other ways, too. in wartime economies in every field from mer raiding plane returns bearing the Richmond. Va.— (JP\—Resuming In paste form which makes 1 1-2 ing designed well—that is, work-'' j Pour melted table fat over the top ness. I tried to reach the door on HtatiMtlo* Bureau Flooded makeshifts themselves. ] can jiia ke a few 'sacrifices, too. and ^serve hot. Horace Heidi busine.ss after the Columbus Day j chandise to food. gallons of paint. clothes trousers are being de of the crumbs. Cover; bake about one side. Even standing tiptoe, I scars of battle. * cial Reports Shows. ’This proof previously was sup Instead of hoarding • spare ' Every person living in a crowd- ’’On.îsc as baked apples. Wash holiday'Vhe Navy recruiting sta In.the column tpnight are nrfore items to help you find the most signed for feminine grace as well 45 minutes in a moderate oven. ■' couldn’t .reach the lower ledge o f But not since Oct. 3 has a single plied by several certified copies of rooms, the townspeople of a de-. ed defense area with a room to for your wartime budget and recipes to help you round out your anci' rohe apples but do not cut Heads Big Show Japanese fighter risen tb challenge marriage, bfrth and similar tion staff found enlistments piled | spare QUght to feel morally re Watkins’ 68th .Anniversar.v Saif as utility. through stem end. Fill center with Scalloped apples with sweet po the door.-It was hard to believe New Yoik, Oct. 14 —(/P)—Two- fensc area would feel obligated to wartime meals. Don't miss any' of themi • "'■'v ______'-;x. the growing might of the Canad- records. . Immediately after pas up. The first enlistment card I sponsible for the plight of the Of Fine Furniture and Inferior The pre-war style.- baggy brown sugar or corn cyrup. Add tatoes and cabbage ia another nu that the "litfle" plane next to her offer them for rent—and not at slacks which flapped at the ankles lan-American ai- attack. thirds of the merchant ’ marine sage of the allow.ince act. Vital filed was that of .JStoistopher Co-1 mqther who recently moved her Decorations butter or other table fat. Chopped tritious and tasty .suggestion. Ap was a flying fortress. unreasonable prices, either. and were cut low a t the crotch, is - Even Have Two Floors The greatest musical attraction 'Six Zeros met tlê incoming Italy brought into, the war has Statistics bureaus over the nation lumbiis Tompltlns, 49, of Rich- Of course, there are a lot of ob family of five chUdren to BalU- This Is Ward Week—Famous for cracker' meal. Add wh'jle egg. Throughout, the sixty-eigfit riflts. too, if the family likes them. ples, sliced land fastened on top of fiiond. He was assigned to the j Outstanding Valires in .-VII practically out. New ones con These air freighters even have in America, Horace Heidt, in per bombers on that last day. But as been knocked out of the conflict-! were flooded with request* for the jections to offering rooms in your more when her husband got a job spice, salt and pepper, and chop years that Watkins have been in Cover apples in a baking dishând port chops.* then baked along with the'y drew within firing range, Nay.al. Training school here as a ' Departments serve fabric arid enhance the fem two floors. The lower floor is load son and his MuHcal Knlgh'U ia the official papers. I 1 own home-for rent. It isn't so In a defeni^ plant there. She ped onion. Knead all together business they have built up an un bake in moderate over (350 deg. the' chop, ia a flavorsome .sugges American fighters swooped down destroyed, damaged or seized Despite the employment, n€ addi mail specialist. found that’ their own automobile rivaled reputation for selling- the inine figure by reason ' of being tion, too. And of course, there ed through dooni in the belly. The gala stage at'ttaction' playing oh cially quite the thing to do. (That During Ward Week , at Mont well. Shape into balls and fry ■F.) until soft. second floor is so high from tae out of the Sim. Itnocked out five of review, of .official reports showed had to be their home, for three best quality furniture and interior slimmer ih design^ must be apples to duck fo r ^ n is, hot yet.) It violates the pri gomery Wards there are special.! jn butter or other*-shortening, Of course, apple pie with cheese. ground that it ha* to^ ba lewed the stage of the State theater, the Japanese and drove the other today: weeks—until they could move feature^ in every part of the store decorations at „ reasona'ble prices. Or fry your- Victory Food Special Hallowe’en. Hartford, this coming Friday, Before June, 1940. Miis.solini’s vacy of home. ‘ It is often down . Here’s a way to save money for by a special truPlt 'Which has^ an to li'uiitic llight. from it to the comparative luxury and the savings are tremendous. You .Vlust Mall Service Men's Some of the outstanding item.s we Saturday and Sunday, for three merchantmen aggregate(1.3-*>iX!.000 right IpconvehlcnL And besides, that W ar Bond and at the same eievator that hoists the cargo in It was the same story all dur of two little rooms. In the women.’.s department we Chrislnias (lifts B(4nre N qv. 1st. urge you to see in this Anniver- days only. Forty stfellar entertain one never knows— does one ?—just time keep warm in the cold orange pea); combine apples and through the door: ing- September starting from the tons.-The United NSfi'ona''have LOANS FOR EMPLOYED WOMEN were- impressed .with, percale The Dewjy-Rlchmah Company ■sary Sale are lovely tufted bou ers are in this magnificent stage months to come. Instead of just raisins'for filling: add cheese lo These ships are big. time 'the army established its base chopped 2,366,0(jb from this total, aprons for only 27c, handsome will be plea.sed to help you select doir chairs, reg, $17.50 for 414.95. show; Heading the spectacular ar "junking" those old sweaters that lotting the pie crust; lop an open apple What’s more, they’re doing a on the Andreanof islands only 250 with 1,500,000 on the destroyed woman. M you need baby chenille hcjusecoats in love- gifts for the boys, in the service Beautiful nia{qe end. tables for ray of ‘stars Is Frankie Carle, Wt're addreHln* no longer fit or have become thick pie'with fluffy niariiigue, or light tremendous job up here in the miles from Kiska and thus made list. any amployad w4ihan cash — $t# to $300 — ly colors. $2.66, and those easy to and they do- have an excellent $10.95, reg. $12.50 value and America’s greatest pianist-com we'll sea that you get through constant washing, try orners ly whipped cream. north country. ' it possible for the shorter ranged Italian shipping construction has In thli community SUECT YOUR GUARANTEED Wayside Musings iron breakfast coats as .well As choice of watches, fountain pens, handsome maple coffee tables f'or many .months now North- poser. writer of ’’Sunrise ’ Sere wHo ' has a problem it without embarraae* making mittens or skating caps fighter planes to accompany and been tripped up regularly by Allied ment or delay, on fine quality cotton’ housefrocks, billfolds. Writing paper b y' the $8.95. reg. $9.95, as well as many, west Airlines has been operating nade” and others; Fred Ixiwery, which cath can solve. from them. - For mittens, simply Don’t discard faded curtains, protect the-bombers on their mis aerial and Naval attacks oh her Borrowing money is just your own signa* $1.27, made according to maxi many other specials. "Whistler Extraordinary"; Donna ture. *rhere ts no diT* . ‘ countryside and cities alike are pound and many other sugges trace, the outline of your hands on •draperies, beiispreads, if they are a fleet of cargo planes for the sions to the west. . ' flow of matcTials in tlie Mediter never wise If It means mum government rulings. . Do and her Don Juans. "Highlights of making dimcultlea •Acuity in handling The Helping Hsna ^ together and working out tions that they will pack for you paper, then cut the sweater ac Arm y’s A ir Transport command, By the month * end, the Allie.s ranean. A .scarcity of fuel also has WALL PA PER drop in this week! | whole. Now is the time to use in flying loads to Alaska. United. Harmony” ; Gordon MacRae; OlUe wnr»e . . . but thare monthly paymehta on The nelghbor’a value tathe com- other’s problems, and irtiaring to send. Their prices are very rea "" Honey .Apple Dumplings cording to your pattern, leaving had established a phenomenal 22 hampered Italian ship movements. •rt certain circum* a loan here. For ex* genuity i»nd imagination to make O’TOole; The Sunrise ’ Serenaders; BMinity in which he- lives Is meas sickness, sorrow and work as well — ^ ■/ sonable. 2 cups sifted flour plenty of room for coInfort, With American and Penn Central have to 1 ratio of'Japanese plane loss Destroy .’’>00.000 Tons '■ sUnc«« in which a ample; as the few pleasures that are left 11-2 teaspoons baking powder what Ls already on hand d off the same way to make ample. remember when the hoapl- sionally have spotted a P>sn®s Italy betiveen , Italian porta and colors, supplied in hat and match select, or results may be disa^- j mous radio novelty, “ Answers By one's earhin# power — then a FIN.VNCE CO. • they live and not in the sense of that Hitler, Hirohito and Musao- with hard, sharp blows, or drop it. and pared a cute skating set. Then, too, tal at Nome burned? For obvious scattered on the water at Kiska. Axis North African base*. , loan la aUo common*aefwe. of ManchCHtc-r ing gloves. A smart. Fifth Avenue pointing. Also, be sure material reasons no Alaska towra can af- The Dancers.” Here’s a chance to f the number of dollars or material llnl couldn’t, be expected to under- 2. Don’t dash cold water Into it store displays a siniple toque— 1 tablespoon butter there’s the thrill of h a i^ g made None of these ever nas left the During • 1941 In the Mediter Here at Pcraenal Ftnanoe Com* .staff Thratfr Building you are dyeing is absolutely clean, fofd to be without a hospital. test your musical knowledge—It’s pany we apeeUlUe serving 1 things they possess. sUnd in their bloodthirsty way of while it is still hot. really just a smitch of a cap with 6 tablespoons honey it yourself. 1 surface, and the conclusion here ranca'n.. the British destroyed 56 2nd Floor Phonp S4.3(! I The tiny finger of an indigent measuring human life, but it is ^ Never let it boil^'dry. De-. 1 tablespoon lemon jlilce and tk> tl\e Job bv daylight, to b# Nome needed ’ a new one. And loads of fun; Cash prizes awardW is that they probably' are dam a full frou. of soft loops all certain the shaiie is just what you of Italy’s fastest and biggest car D. R. Brown, Mgr. 1 child brings the same response just one way that will help us to crease flaipe after contents have 1-8 teaspoon salt With apologies to Ted Malone’s quick. , j . to winners at every performance. aged, useless hulks. go vessels—itotalllng 244,816 tons. I.lcfnsf No. 391 DURING OUR around of cotton velveteen. want. / ' There are two midnight stage * from a good neighbor as the de- win this war. as the people all reached boiling point. Honey Sauce page . in Gocidhousekeeping wc Northwest loaded a 24-bed hos In the last days o f' their air Included Were these ships, rang Matching gloves are - of hand- and screen shows this week-end, ; of the town’s most Impor- over this grand United States, with 4.' Do not clean it with abra 3-4 cup honey print one of his poems selected for pital Into two planes, from X-ray defense, the Japanese resorted to ing from 15.000 to 20,000 tons: stitched suede ■ with startling When washing very soiled wool machine* and beds to h>T>o one Friday midnight, and - the ! taat dtixen. Prince and pauper pleasure, renew their courage in sives or steel wool. If contents are black palms. (Colors are purple 1 1-2 cups water , - "Between-The-Bo'jkenda." desperate bluff. A favorite trick The liner Liguria, torpedoed, sharing with their neighbors. 2 tablespoons butter, en socks, try soaking them, if needles and rubber gloves, and other on Sunday midnight, both • rooeive the cams kind attention stuck, soak with wrarm soap suds. grape, cyclamen, topaz, royal Naming The Baby was for an enemy pilot to .simu bombed and beached at 'Tobruk;' { swA care— there ia no distinction 2 tablespoons Spry colorfast, for a few minutes—• no had It In Nome two days after stage shows starting at 1:15 a.m. late a deliberate collision with an blue. Father .said, ’’Call him Anthony;’’ longer than five— using .a very the troopship Lombardia, dyna 1-4 teaspoon salt. the old one burned. It took just The show* Friday are continuous attacking bomber, hoping thAt, to j mt race or creeid; Save gS.OO This Week by Taking But Uncle Jonathan said, "Peter. " mild suds and just .warm .water. mited in Tobruk harbor: the Conte I Today, when the world is facing Clean Attlee Are Safe Sift flour with baking powder two planes, notice. through midnight, and patrons avoid the crash, the bomber could Lai iliara ba • saw, mots cliaarM beavly ’ai yow horns lh!i whiisrl Lot tho -Vdvantage of This Special Mother thought , "Oliver" was Alway.s have thorn turned- ' Inside Rosso, torpedoed by the British privations of war, when travel Foundation Garment Care' and salt. Cut in Spry-fine. Add One day the Army needed t may come ;inytime. On Sunday, be made to veer from Ita course. frothnou o n j tho charm of thoto boouUful now Unitiiid W olpopor pottorao I A t The Benson Radio and Fur sweeter. out. Rinse carefully in water of submarine Upholder off Sicily: the } to curtailed, help U at a premium Now that you've cleaned every Wash foundation garments as milk, mixing until soft dough is sawmill pronto. They phon^ the -doors for the midnight show The Americana soon grevi- wise niture Store they are featuring Sister liked ’"Stephen." and fihal- the same temperature until rinse \l liner NOptunia, picked , out of a ond colon ihorto* thoto "ttoy ietido" wietof moetht. IMUiaJ Wtopepor S M d sorrow is heavy on the shoul- frequently as any Other undergar formed Roll dough into rectangle, "There’s no roads in tha place open at 12:01 a.m. bit of available scrap front, the at beautiful mahogany qnd tables, in ia clear, and dry on sock forms, to this strategy and refused to Mediterranean convoy by the Up h crootoJ by tho worUt ho«t wolpopor orBit and ; ders of many, it ia tha good neigh-'' ment if you would be fastidious, 12x18 inches. Cut into 6 squares. . ly. W e can’t take time to build one As usual., there are late stage tic and turned It over to your lo three different designs,-for $5.98 away from artificial heat. Woolen swerve from their bombing runs, holder; and the former cruise ship keep them long-wearing and Place an apple in each square. Fill X Can you fly it in?” shows Saturday and Sunday. 10 *W AU TISTID *SUN TISTID ) hor who cornea to the reacue in that are a regular $8.95 value— After we’d scourer the Allies. toea and travel havV’wore or leai ed If washable, and arranged When all perspiration and soil and bake in hot oven (400 de f they needed a gSroUne truck—bne Al South Chiireh JOHNSON PAINT CO, throw them out for-hopeless and wiped out the eld fashioned vlslt- neatly in such a manner that they some waysi'-Add to apples, before! of those huge l.aJO-gallon trucks A prize seizure was the Oonte invest in new ones, rip your are removed, transfer the gar grees F.) 30 to 35 minutes. Serve Vision Throufih TEL. tM.saaatona of yesteryear, but if will not be obstacles should a fire baking, shredded lemon o r ' Cut Truck In Pleoea Biancamano. taken at Cristobal, 699 .MAIN STRKET draperies apart and see what the ment without wringing into a with or without cream. Santiago. Chile, Oift. 14— (/P)— t M w ar can be said to accomplish occur. You will want, o f course, The truck wouldn’t go through The Socialist party’s Executive Beginning this evening St 7:30 Panama, and assigned to the U. S. inside looks like. Careful wa.shing clear rinse water of the same Boil honey, water, butter. Spry, Proper Glasses UBjr good. It will revivs the tradi- too, to be supplied with whatever the cargo plane door. So North committee reComii\.ended early.to o'clock. *n the mid-wreck Bible Lines for North Atlantic duly. in lukewarm water and plentiful temperature. Use as ihany rinses and salt together 5 minutes. '•4 ttonal Amsrlcan spirit of giving a civilian fire-fighting equipment burton'» Work' Goes Smoothly and west’s welders cut the thing In day that Chile brenk-;Off diploma Hour, the pastor of South Meth Twenty others were taken from suds may restore them as good- as( as are necessary to remove kll Th® mellow-rich honey sauce .iMipliig hand to those who In nor- your local .authorities prescribe Life Rolls Along In a three pieces, loaded it and flew it tic relation* with the Axis coun* odist church. Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Italy in 1940 and this year. new. Wash the drapery fabric mu timea would be -too ahy to rq- for combatting incendiaries, up. The wflders went along and tries and also settle difference* Jr., will begin a series of discus Italy’s known losses, excluding separate from the lining. When Pli-a.sant Way! qiuast help. For people in the should air raids occur. buttoned the thing up at the oth with the United States so that sions on "The Bible Speaks to Our capliires. were 17. scuttled. 10 the pieces have been dried and er' end. They came 'back with big President Juan Antonio Rios may Generation.” TTie topic for this mined. 15 bombed by planes. 15 .pressed, they can be stitch ^ to Bring Your Prescriptions grins. carry out hi* postponed visit to ev'enlng v/lll be "Getting Along blasted, by surface warships, 58 gether again with the bright side tor Glas,ses To Us. This cargo haul to Alaska isn’t Washington. With Others.” * sunk by submarines and four lost of the fabric showing. - Leaves from Anne Cabot’s Album 4 We Do All Kinds Of Optical ■ the only such job going on. But (As, an. Indication of the Social ' This .series of discussion.* came In accidents. r ■— Afternoon Dress — K may be the biggest such project ist party’s strength In Chile, three about directly through the choice Diamond Engagement Rings There Are Racks and Racks of Work. Clown Doll and Snow Man Come and take a peek at ’ at the moment.- out Of the 12 cabinet ministers are of the people,of the congregation. Shoes to Suit A'our IndivIdiuU our lovely Fur Animals. t* * ^ Socialists.) /-F« m m to rMkve M O N TH LY 'S Fewer toys will be on the mar The flying has to be done over Several weeks ago Uiey were giv $27*50 and up WThat art th* features yoii look | Choice Fascinating designs on unbroken buaJf*countryy and that The- committee, presided over by en opportunity of choosing from a for first in-a new dress? Do you I , There are thousands of pairs of ket this sea.son— it behooves iis to the cutest jewelry of the Senator Marraaduke Grove, met ii.se our nimble fingers and a little 5 2 6 0 means danger. / UB't'of several themes the topic TO ALL M AIÊSTER VOTERS look for a pretty neckline? This j 'shoes bein g. 8how,'n at The Shoe y e a r .I. with two cabinet members in atr_ imagination to turn out jolly toys It means cutting/down forests, most ihtci-esting to them. Almo.st styles feataures one which is flat-1 Box, LaSalle Road, West Hart The Dewey- ■ leveling ground, making runways, tendance. unanimously this topic _iXTts cho FEMALE ntlj Wedding Rings $7*00 and up for our children! Chile's chief executive earlier taring in its shape and because It i ford. In all sizes and widths. Can in country thaFs more wrild and sen. "Therefore,” said Mr. Wartl nervoiis feetlnga, distress of "Irregu- .\tlcntion it* called/to the provisions of sFi’tion 91f of cellation numbers from famous The baby will love Hl-Ho. the’' this week announced he had decid tariUc*’’—due to funcUonat month to. so stfnple, is a lovely back-', C?lown. He is. 15 inches high from lonesome than anything , within In commenting on this series of ly disturbances—should try Lydia E. ; pound for your necklace or pins. , .shops at the low prices of $3.^8, e d -to put off His projected visit Ptnkham'sTableU (wlthaddedtron). the tip of his bright red crocheted plus tax. our borders. mid-week tervices, “ this 1? the 4he F’ublic A c ts^ 1911 reqii'irinK notife to the reRistraiti Do’you like a smooth fitting skirt? $4.98, $5.98 and $6.98. Open eve Richman Co. to Washington, at leaat for the They hava * soothing eBect_on one hat to the bottom of h|s white The moot fantastic such ptory people’s hour. This is the kind of of troman’t moat important bfpans- D dN N E L L Y ’S Here again this model scores— | nings 'til 9 o'clock. ' Jewelers Stationers .present, after his government had pantaloons. i eoncems a new Paul Biinyan., a protested against references to Bible study they desire, and.lt will Also, their iron helps build up red of voters of^ny with a pieced skirt which hangs' Optici.ms be the kind that should be most blood. Follow label directional .FEWELERS AT THE CENTER -You can complete him in less tough Norwegian of 6-foot-3, who Chile in a speech last Thursday at . with the 'straight line you admire, j T ry this main dish for fall helpful.” The study will last for than an hour— 2 skeins of white [ Burton's was dumped alone in (Canadian Boston by Acting Secretary of ^LYDU L POMHAM’S serving when meat, is left off the one hour and everj*one is welcome. Pattern No. 8268 ia in sizes 36, i wool, a smalt amount of bright' 841 Main St., Manchester bush to cut, a nmway for the car- State Sumner Welles. V ' • .....^ S8, 40. 42, 44. 46. 48. 50 and 52. ! dinner menu: Bake aCom squash. - go planes He had only a rifle, food When soft, refiiove and mash the red wool and four red buttons are | TIANGE OF RESIDENCE Bite 'S8, short sleeves, requires 4 Read Herald AdviT. and tools. He had to bring down cooked pulp, reserve the .gkina. all you nee yards 30-lnch material, 2 yards , trees, dynamite the roots, level the For each cup of pulp add-1 beaten His ridiculous and gay hat is edging for neck and sleeves. ground. In 60 days he trudged out âch voteV who has moved prior lo October 1, 1942, and egg. '1-3 cup broken .or sliced crocheted of red wool—necktie, to a telephone to tell the North For this attractive pattern, send nuts. 1-2 teaspoon each of salt and* I>elt are made of single cro west pilots to come on In. Their whose transfer, of reifistratitm has not yel been effected, Ific in coin, your name, address, and sugar and 1-8 teaspoon pep chet and his ankles and wrists are ' runway was done. ' pattern nurhber and size to The per, Roughly refill the skins and just tightly tied with a strand of WE'VE GOT AN must make application for su^-ritjansfer not later The course'" is so unpredictable Manchester Evening Herald To brush with melted butter. Bake 10 red yam. Eyes and nose are put that the pilots have queer gear. day’s Pattern Service, 106 7th minutes in moderate oven. on with a needleful of black yam. V AX(IS)^TO GRIND! than October 17th in order to vole a( Ihe election lo be .^venue. New York, N. Y. Smiling mouth is a generous loop They’ve abandoned gold braid. start right .ôw by .contiervlng They wear coveralls. And each Plan your winter sewing with Youthful Style* for the Half-Slz» of red yam. clothe*. I f * ’ûniversal Having held November !1. 1912. ■ the help of thk Fashion Book, our Too in Manchfnter’s Neweot -man, on every flight, takes along 'n e Irresistible snow man that’* going to do murh to help a fishing pole, sleeping bag, snow- inspirational catalogue, of latest AVomefl's Shop ;'v stands 10 inches in his stocking vtin this war! .All po**lble ma shoes, rifle and concentrated food. ROHEUT N. VEITCH. pattern styles. ^ All sizes from 1 Frocks to give you a smart ap feet and with his black sUk stove terial 1* neede«l to clothe our Now the men ate studying to 52. Send for your copy today, pearance for every occasion an'J pipe bat off. armed forr*^ Don’t deprive a celestial navigation; that Is. the i:m\ ARD F. MOIUAUTV.' 15c. Or you may order a copy intriguing mil)lnery are being He's made of easy-atltch cro itoldier of hi* uniform. . .make way to get around by- the . stars with a I5c pattern fpr 25c' plus Ic shown at Beck’s, 846 Main Registrars of Voters. chet In white, blacl^ and red cro your clothe* last! That’* where And how would you like to be’over \ . - > # 5 5 * ' for postage. street, Manchester’s newest worn chet thread. Shoe buttons are used (Curb Service doe* It* part! the Yukon territory some night Bn's shop. Lovely '' -100 per 5241 (irntly wa*he* vour clothe* with J ' / for his eyes and to decorate his hiinUng a way Into Fairbanka Apples cannot be stre.ssed 'too cent wool skirts, both plaids waistcoat. The little bright red mild Hoap* and return* them and solid shades anil splendid 100 from the big dipper? much these dav.-i of combined jacket and g!ovea are removable hrautifully flnl*hed! If** thl* The cargo planes can •carr: Save ^Yourself Time and Effort economy and high standards of per cent wool, warm, and attrac "—and very cute. Black stovepipe copy them. I have the directions ber to Anqe Cabot. The Manches *pedal care that make* clotbes tive sweater*. $2.98 each. Half- either freight or troops. A aeries nutrition. Mix them with other hat is made separately and then so I can make another— while the ter Herald, 106 Seventh avenue. wr*r longer! of bolts can convert them in less sizes 16 1-2 to 24 1-2 are fea fruits and vegetables in desserts, sewn on. first ia on its rounds.” New York City. For each pattern than an hour to big hospital ships By Filling In This rm tured for the in-between women TRY US! or salads. They pay dividends in You’ll enjoy making this loydble For complete crocheting In- ordered enclose 1 cent postage. with four tiers of-bunks. The walls as well -6s regular sizes in both taste, health and economy. doll and the kids will be crazy Btruettohs for the Snow Man Doll The second issue - of Anne are lined with little metal "bucket casual, dress and business ap about him. He’s ju.st the thing to (Pattern No. 5260) send*10 cents Cabot’s’ Album ia now ready— the scats” for troop-carrying jobs and Mailing To: ^ parel. put In the top of aomeone's dirist,- m coin, your name and address Fall and Winter Album— timely The seats button up to the wall mas Btocklng- and the pattern numter to Anne helps for warm knit and crocheted when the pWne carries freight. ITS MORE IMPORTANT Special .Meat Bails Knlt-Knacks Cabot, The Manchester Herald, garments, patchwork ideas, quilts, CURB^SERVICE Loading SyBtemsilr (Serve* 4 to 6) . - i f ' ■ ’ THAN EVER TO SEI,ECT Sweaters will be worn by all the 106 Seventh avenue. New York embroideries . . . (Christmas pres LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING. INC. The loading of the planes is REGISTRAR OF VOTERS COMFORTABLE SHOES! One and one-half cups milk, 1-2 exty. For instructions fo^ the ent suggestions. Send for your systematic. Obviously the frelghi; cup cracker meal, 1 pound round females of the family this* winter Manchester Green Tel. 4260 —from the baby up to Aunt Aggie CHown Doll (Pattern No. '5241) copy today. Anne Oibot’s Fall and can’t roll around, and It must be stesde. ground, 1-3 pound pork Winter Album ia priced at 15 Municipal lluilding . . . fashion experts'predict that send 10 cents in coin, your name balanced. shoulder, ground, 1 egg, 1 tea- and sddresa and the patterq num- cents. The Interior* of the plane* have si>oon salt. 1-4 teaspoon pepper, we’ll even see cardigan -sweaters Manchester. Conn. worn as bed-jackets . . . father been divided—on paper— into 700 I V a n . 0 1-4 teaspoon allspice, 1 small on "unit*.” Each unit wa* plotted for Is ion. chopped. 6 Ublespoons evap w ill also become sweater conscious again . . . he may even ask to the pounds it could carry. • Now , . ^ , 1 . orated milk or cream. have- one -of those old-fashioned THE DAIRYMAN-c"i the freight is weighed on the Place crackers in bowl; pour In f a b r i c s ground and loadied into the ship mUk and .Allow to stand 10 mln- "weskit" vests knitted up for him. A MODERN . uce 8268 . . . new woo!, rayon and cotton thart. *fh*n i f * lashed with rope* 14-42 utea ’Combine chopped beef and FOR FALL to dosens of metal loop* that line perk, then combine with moist blended yarns are being spun now WARRIOR and will be on tbe market before . the walls and celling. lie fight* for health...for you ■ too long. . . . they’re all going to AND WINTER There’s a special spur to the STEPS! abuuld be your and you c m he healthy and men who are blazing this air trail OLD ADDRi^SS...... - - f; tbe.shoea you've seen in Jm be labelled so we’ll know Just ex actly iât percentage of wool atrong. If with the ..milkman They know, and anyone who can U to uto Vac«e- The shoe that Do stop to aooa and *ee the exclttag yonTl'*trlnf niong! Hr fight* read a map knows, that the .routie we’re geUing . . . lots of lovely NE>V ÂDDRESS...... •■elMuited every wearer MAKE YOURSELF coHectioa o f Fall fahrtca. Including sptm for yon, cooperate with hlm;^ they’re now making could ^ ex- colors in them, too . . . fuaebia, B E B R lt F • Its light and fetninlne rayoM, Boft warm woola. new aorface ih. drink milk each day for Vigor' tended. And. be«ldea, aU arf fans LOVELY!:! lilac, violet, very bright greens The shoe that gtvea tereat fabrics and lovely cotton vehre- Vim. They both begin with know it’s th* round-the-world and half-a-dozen exciting blues. and Street ...... jraar toot feet geanlBegeanl eomfort with Xow is the time to get your new Fall per teena Perfect material* for every oces- tbe letter “V” Md help u* ntand route Howard Hughes took back manent and make younirtf lovely lor "his” ito soft asto 1 euahioaed Letter Box; alon and an toexpenulvely priced yo a ll firm lor Victory,! You'll win furlough and the Winter holidays ahead, in the '30s. .... State.' Friendship Circle seems to be wMt to bay yar^ and yard* to *ew the approval o f the whole fam So every grease monkey on the City,.• . . . W Ith a natural looking Zotoa or Jamal per working happily in 'Metuchen, youmeir nsMy handnome fmeka, eonta, ily with Bryant A Chapman's job. from Minneapolis to Alaska, > $6.50 manent you CM have M y o f the >iiew short New Jersey . . . Mra. C. H. Mc BUlta and otbey Fall aece—Hle*. llomogenlzed Milk prodnerd un wants to be right there, should the hair-do* Hhapered to' your head aad be- a S iR n flfu f^ ...... I t • • * • ' A t Adams wrttea m.e, ‘"My sincere der the Sealteot System of Lab time come. Heck, they’re on the resU Amertcap Beauty! thanks for giving ua these beauti HODBS: • A. M. to « P. N. oratory Protectloa! job now, with blqed In tbe eye. fully crocheted pieces at thisAlme SATURDAY: t A. .M. to'S P. M. UHHECtSSM« Sifntature ...... THE LILY BEAUTY SALON of year. We havd time to make FrcM h oaietol Btoa Gustafson*s them aad then I loan them to my I ■Maude Turkhigtoa, Proprletre** . Cheney Brothers Remnant Salesroom Bpyaint & Chapnuui Co. mm Store friends who are older and cannot s ig n a t u r e ...... 81 527 Mala Street TeL 74S4 M ANCH EM TCa T E LE P H O N E 1W 7 Vichy, O ct 14.— (JP)— Jean Du- Ma read the printed directions so'>relL HABTFORO AD iic Tbe Southeri New En^laiul Telepbonejompany rtl______four, 39. a high official of the They admire'the pieccs ’and Uka to Mintotry of lôrmatkm, died to ' . ; i day o l^ heart attack. He was ed[l- tar ef tha utwasagm tm M atte ba- ■ ' i -. »AQfs yD rim i jiANCHEOTEll kVB|?JNG HftRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, 1 4 ,1 9 4 2

WAWUTICSTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN. WEpNE.SDAT. OCTOBER 14. 1942 F O U R T E E I f ground units as can b« sent over cal defense council. We wrt-e life of^Baseball to^Be d in seas. Ht^ state to put the-. National Urges U hI Engaj^Piiiriit Gives Loyalty Making Voters* (Duck Hunting ..Stimson estimated that the Gual-d on a war footing. W e were ground forces needs for 1943, in the first, to organize a State Guard." ' • v Rent Control cluding those now abroad and in To President Again Tonight -6 Seaion^êars training at home to go overseas, - No Partisan Pollllcs leting .Planned at 3..300.000., , :o There are.no partisan politics in Funerals Stimson was the first witne.s.s In this. We arc dping our duty. I re osaq , pQw ers Now Former Governor Bald- Town Clerk and Sel*'“t- luebas No Match All Prophet-^No L H Open Tomorrow; the committee’s hearing on legis member the intense pride I felt tis Thomas .Sullivan lation to lower the draft -^ e 'in win Makes Pledge As a Junior officer on a .destroyer iiien itr Seiiision at tlie foe Lack of Ammuni- The funeral of Thomas Sullivan (Continued Knmi Pnge One) accordance with Presidrat Roose which was Assigned to escort To Map future of Sport was held this morning at 8:30 velt's reqi»est broadca^txo the na He Did in First War. President Wilson across ^ e A t Municipal Building. Hon This Year. from the William P. Quish funeral the charges for use of real tion Monday nlg-ht.^^ lantic to attend the epoch making For Gha] cdUCAPS Tvtm [} home and at 9 o'clock from St. pro(M*rty. It also decided Original l-aw'a Provision session ot the peace conference." Torringto'n. Oct. 14 nilng houses. vears but' Congress deemed it county Republican Women's As stood by his side while he has been cipal building for the purpose of" ^ Bousing Le4igue\ Schedules for Teams h inttoo calls attention of bunters. sang, "Lead Kindly Light." A t the "pnidetu" Tnen to po.stpone the in- Badly Battered by sociation ^ t its annual luncheon in Connecticut reviewing the prog making voters. The'Session will be Ready for War " to the "Connecticut law which ^ r - offertory- Mrs. John Barry sang Washington. Oct. 14—(/Pi — ducJKm "bf the ybunger men. To Keep Sport Going here today! in the first Naugatuck ress we have made in . defense Wright; Doty Hands Wds taking wood duck. This "Pic Jesu" and at the recessional James F. Byrnca, economic di iarller plops for induction of while 1 was governor. I felt an in from 7 to 9 p, m. /■ Johnny Hcdlund. assistant SPOT For" Durations Small . rarlety can be taken In Rhode James Breen sang, "One Sweetly rector. asked Ctongress today, to tnesf men. he .said, were "baaed Valley . address of his campaign. tense pride in Connecticut and the Any citizen a resident of the ' Evans a Pasting. director at the West Side Rec Together With Pesky t U an d and Maasachusett.s, Tbut this Solemn Thought." add to President Roosevelfn updn history add upon experi pledged a forthright energetic andj^ j)(?9ple when the president com town six months and, of the' state reation Center, will hold a I WITH GRAHAM I The bearers were Frank Rieder. ■ ■■ ------■ J Orcuits Hit Hard. state does riot allove shooting of time ieconomlc powers the auL ence," adding that “ in. facing a mented to the press that Connecti meeting this evening of all the Will Train First at Thomas Wilson. Lawrence Bou active loyalty to President Roose a year is eligible to be made a vot chalky Wright did fifit have toy By Dillon (irahain ! wood duck. ity to stabilize and "fr e e z j^ all rritic.Tl war like thlsHe*^naturally cut was leading all other states in teams interested in forming a dreau. James McNamara, Harry velt fos commander in chief of the er. Another session .will be held Extend himself toJmockout "No- IP Wide World Sporta Editor By JudsoB Bailey ■Hie tegular game bird season rents of real property, bojh ’ r.eai- look back to similar cases,” preparedness. We must keep that bowling league over at the, ■ Amherfit College. Gilbert and James .McCann. Burial armrtl forces in the prosecution of Saturday, but . the. night sos.-iion o New York. Oct. 14— Whltey Ku- jh'opens on October 17. The Uw dential and coiilmerciaL Al.i major wars in which . lead.- It is not a matter of parti Cuebaa. of Puerto Rico, at ' ■West Side this aeason. Last s o . New York. O ct 14.—oPi .— Th# calls for the season to open on Oc was at St. James's cemetery where the war. WB» scheduled to a'ceonimodate TO!vskl started and ended the drive Byrnca told—the Hoase Bapking United .Stales has enga*e. Americans before we ape Repuhll- I'eat, neatly, and quickly, in the ■ In tho'clrcuit. The following „ League's triple batting crown, and tl. take advantage of Saturday lay- ‘4 Woodrow iVilson, during the last' Last Saturday 98 voter# were teams aia asked to. attend - the It wasn't until Billy South worth mined, at meetings of both the ma 200 per cent, nertably in New York from .18 to 20. war." Mr.- Baldwin said. cans. - ' fourth round' when' Referee Kid ; tPim ON Tti>E UPS£TC Johnny Pe*|^, hla Boston Red Sox oSs. ' Janl4v> C. Remlg made by the board of registratioh. k,apian stepped between the boy* meeting tonight at 7:30; Pa- put th# young rookie on third base' jor and minor leagues in Chicago city. . “It is a contingency ^Which we "Pointing out the manner in teammate/âVe Just one more According to local sportsmen This w^ck Saturday "wMl be the Vfter Cuebas had gotten up twice gani's West Sides, West Side VOLUNTEERS that the Cards really began to the first week In December. Himmler Visit • He jw i^ h at it apparently was have faced, based upon experi which he put the State Guard on CUP month before they launch their hunting will be enjoyed to only a Mr. and Mrp. William J. Remig, last opportunity to be made a'Vot- ■ fn this round The featherweight Tavern, Moriarty Brothers, move. Frank Crespi had bumped The majors now ar# In th# pro by "oversight" that Congreas ence. that the c o u n ^ will have to the alert in .1939 and brought the er before the State election on careers as Naval avlatow. .-5' limited degree this year and proba- of Pine street! have announced the Soon Will Gel tbampion gave a convincing exhi Lee's Esso. Side Dairy, Into a bad stretch at second base, cess of approving .the change o f fîed/to embrace in the recently rely os men of tljdSe years;” he National Guard up to full fighting November 3, . ' miPCATF" CLAWS The two Red Sox Stan have bly for the duration of the war due engaKement bt tpeir .daughter, bition o'f punching after he got Polish Americans, Woneer so Soiithworth shifted the versa the site pf their sesaiona from New . To Rome May en^rted anti-inflation law ^provi- continiVd. "The truth of the pbw- strength long before It was called Attention is again called to the called up tn a group which p ' to the inability to get ammunlUpn. for rent controls,"aaweli as Janice Celia, to Alfred CTiase Kel vaTined up. ' His opponent seemed, Parachute and Sllbros. Any open It# greond school tn in - tile Jimmy Brown to second aad York and the date to coincide a*ith' Ix>cal stores have a fair stock but er of youth to meet an oppflslng ley, son 'of Mr. apd Mr*. Robert to active duty, Mr. Baldwin told Huge Tax Bill posting of the.town voting list in other team desiring to enter brought Whltev Into the lineup. ^ the minors, but It was learned to- the w-artime regulation of wages, •youth has been made a funda front of the Municipal, building. ■ bit a w ^ to be In 'ihe .same ring at Amherat College. Novem It will be almost impossible to re M. Kelley of South Yarpiouth, the association that ^he served may attend the meeting. That shuttle prorided-thp spark ttav that enough clubs already ha\'a Show Frictioi salaries and prices. mental conviction In'^'iiay mind." 'Voters should exaniine the list to k-lth the cnamp and acted that ber 15. After two month* there plenish it. Mass. more than two years in the United (Conttni^ from Pb^ One) RAUjCCCAT BUTTS they will transfer to Chapel Hill, that set th* cards off—but they agt«^ to the switch to make the Yesterday, at Byrnes’ request, The secretary said medical rec make sure there are no errors' in k'ay except for a brief flurry In States Navy during the first World BiJLLOOC c: N. C;. for "econdary ground train were so far behind the Dodgers douhte-header meetings certain. (Continued from Pnge B) (Chairman Steagall (D., Ala.) of ords disclo.sed that the 18-19 War. No question, he aaid. ever the spelling or street address; Any |.he third chukker. The major league confabs ar*. other distilled spirits will rise from Torrea Bolibed ' ing In the North Carolina _ pre- that no one gave them a tumble. ri German Salient /- the Bankiltg committee, intro group had a ,muc)i higher percent arose on his destroyer whether one errors should be reported to the planned tor December i. 2 and 3, $4 a ggllon to $6. The tax on rail Joe ^Tor-i-eE. a riusky-sklnned flight school. Then they put on tjne of the great gens Nyheter as reporting that duced the legislation to extend the age of men fit for military service man was a Republican or a Demo Registrars of Voters, or the Town Eight Teams a week earlier than usual, and the' About Town road, . plane and bus tickets, .now I'oungster. also from Puerto Rico, Joining Williams and , Peaky In est finUbes tn buebaU history, the differences were accentuated controls, but not affecting farms. than-.Jt)ler ^ e groups, and "it is crat. Clerk pilnors meeting. December 4 and Near Volga Now 5 per cent. Is scheduled to double. Nearly handed Angelo Callura of the group of Naval air cadets, will with Whltey holding up hia end. to by Italian permission .f(Jr Myron Reports have come in from Vir also patepi; that their induction 5. three, day# U ler than In the Faithful Sen-ants The Federal charge against tele ^lontreal. Providence, and way be a pair of Boston Brave# play win 47 of their last 57 games, C. Taylor's plane to land at Rome tually every state of rent in would he leas likely to disrupt in , G. A F. Liindberg. Jr., son*of In State Loop I past. "This is the time when the peo phone tolls will rlM to 20 per cent liolnts, in their eight-round Joust. ers, Louis "Buddy” Oremp, part- overhaul Brooklyn, clinch the pen HeUI i l l Tighter when the special envoy of Presi creases, the economic director aaid, dustry, agriculture and normal do Dr. and Mrs. G. A. F. Lundberg, of ple-demand. and should have men o f the total price. Present tax is 6 His .Leg Broken But Referee Kid Kaplan again time first baseman, and relief nant and barge into the orld Se .This gathering, one o f the few dent Roosevelt was on his way re particularly since Oct. 1. These in mestic life. 223 'East Center street, has been in publtc office who will sen-e times that major# and minora ever’ - creases Were' noted in commercial p8r cent on calls costing under 25 I'eBdered one of those famous de- pitcher John Sain.' Another mem ries, cently to Vatican (Jlty for confer But tho.se are matters of au.xil- W the Mu Epsilon chap- them as honestly, and faithfully as Bankethall Circuit Is ber of the group wUl be Paul Then In the ninth Inning of that have assembled together, will re L tOoatlnoed W md Pago One) ences with the pope, and by de- property, including grocery stores, ter of B<-ta Theta Pi national fra- cents, and a nickel for each -50 Dsions that CohnecUeut's 'TjtWk- iary and secondary importance.” they did in the first World W ar cents pf higher priced calls. Reiiioviiig Ti%c Kliick. catcher for the LoulsvUle laat game, with Walker XJooper. place th* big convention of th* velqpfnents in the treatment of butcher and wearing a p p a ^ terplty at We.nleyan University, iieeplng referees turn in from lime Formed for Winter! r the German flank northwest of ^ e he added, "the important thing is and as we served the people of The first conference-on ’ the big farm team of the Boston Red Sox, parked on aecOnd, Whltey ended* NatWnal Aseoclatlon of Profea- Itafians in the United States. shops, as well as on . residential Miiiilletown Lundberg prepared |o time. sional BaoebaU Leagues, originally city, were reported to have “ kill tlHit youth constitutes the perfeet- Connecticut during 1939 and’ 1940,” hill was scheduled yesterday, but Torres won the second, fifth, Campaign Last Night. It with hla.homer Into the left\flel.d / Mentioned specifically was the property. ly indispensable, cla.ss of men nec for ■ Wesleyan at- Loomis School. he declared. Michael Paul, of 207 Forbc,s WFDOCS scheduled for Minneapolis, as w4U ed about’300 Kitlerites. destro>-ed, fiouse conferees asked for addi fventh and eighth by wide mar stands. announcement by U. S. Attorney ■ "Under the general price control essary to make an Army ” Windsor. street. East Hartford, bo.ss Hggec. A part of the bone Is missing In «a the major league pow wows 1* four guns, eight m'ortara, , "Connecticut has a vital part in tional time. kins and h,sd Callura * eye, the 'HURUE ACCIES General Francis Biddle that ef law now in effect the Office of Stimson declared; for the McGray Co'Tj.otnirtion Com West Hav4n, Oct. 14— (JP>—The New York. Ci chine-guns and several t r u c k ^ ’lth the American war program. She Estimates of yield from the new ight one, tightly closed from the Hark-~The George Kurowskl’s right hand but fective Oct. 19 Italians in the Price Administration Is empower ■‘I want to sa v ;to you. that The Permanent Armistice Day pany, .suffered a broken right leg Connecticut State basketball lea this handicap doesn’t bother, him. ti suppiiea” . must continue to play that part hill range from about $6,800,000,- third round on. The most aston The Minneapolis msatlng yrtm United States no longer would be ed! only to exercise rental control whatever the size of the Army, one Committee will meet Friday eve this afternoon when a" large tree His throwing arm ia crooked be The comifiunique said 2Z snipers with increasing efficiency. When 000 a year to $7,.90rt,000.000'---tRe ished person of the 2(H1 who wit- gue may operate this season with Herald Angle cancelled moia than a month ago under restrictions as enemy aliens. powers-on residential property In .sole . criterion for gauging itfl, ning, at the Arfny jind Navy club which was being removed on a cause as a kid ‘he fell from a fence by William G. Bramham, president B< one Russian detachment had the war clouds began gathering in first figure by the TVeasury, the ^ssrtl the scrap was Callura hlm- eight teams, after all. - The Basel. National îtu n g's defense areas. ** .strength wiil be its striking pdiV^r at Main and Forrest streets at 8 Job he tvas dlrecling. rolled Withdrawal* made It appear for of the National AssocUUon (the slain 323 German.! in two weeks 1939, we began our preparation latter by Chairman George o f the plf, Torres got a. fine hand when and cut bis arm on broken glass. correspondent In Istanbul reported It issued an order early this based on the calc.ulatlnn of mo o’clo'ck' Reports of various com against h.s leg. Both bones in his a while that the circuit would A fter an attack of osteomyelitis, minors), to tonform with th# of this battle. y ■and supported In every way the Senate Finance committee. It is ke climbed out of the ring. Bv 4a«>k Dw t «*’ rumors current in Turkey that the month designating the entire na bile forces cfcpable of offen.sivc ac mittees will be heard at this -time leg were broken. have to get along with six. and dread bone (iiseaae, part of the wishes of the Office of Defense I i Russian Marias were cited for national administration in our ef expected to increase .total Federal Johnny Duke aUP received Herald Sporto Editor Himmler-Museolini meeting might tion as a defense area but is re tion, which is the only way we can and the committee 'expects to Paul was brought to Memonal perhaps only five clubs, but a Transportation and at th* time It M two actions \Xf the battle of the forts to get the country ready. We revenues, to somewhere between Tirlstmos present from Kaplan at ‘Âll-Stars Play Columbias bone was cut out be followed soon, by another con quired by law to wait for 60 days r western Ouiduus. one a raid by a win this war." make a decision relative, to a pa were the first state to organize $24,000,000,000 and $26. 000,000.- hospital at 2:15 by -his nephew. E. league meeting here last night re Why Haag CrepaT was plannad to have only a saastow ference of Hitler and Mussolini. 'before assuming control of rents. he end of his six-round bout with i landing p «t.y against a German- But he warned "our Army Is rade on that date. .Jhe State Defense Council and lo 000. C. Jarman. ceived applications for franchise* Just wanting to be different 'Whltey ■ was tabbed as 'th e o f the league president*. Himmler's presence, would add This wait Is to. give local authori Slippery Mike Rosen. The tall occupied^ town on the Black sea getting too old. There are men from interested parties in Water- •weak sister" of the Oards as th* However, the revised arrange-i^ stropg-arni backing to whatever ties an opportunity to make ad lanky Rooen scored repeatedly from the rest..no matter who coming from the indiirtion centers The scheduled meeting of ..the bury and Hartford that changed Of Hartford Here Sunday I honestly believe that the nation series began. But Southworth ment will make possible the praa- demands Germany had to make. justments snd reduce rental levels with a long, lanky left "hand and Be noon communique said the who are too old for . front line caqtccn Corps and members ' qf the whole picture. should- carry on sports in spite knew better. Me remembered tho«e ence of minor leafnie club official# Strong detachments of his Gea. to th.o.se of ’a designated date— kept Duke off balance throughout Another meeting will be held and major leagtM rspreaenUtlvaa ne detachment, moved to the fighting.” .-\nderson - Shea Po.st Auxiliary three homers George hit when the tape have been reported in Italy March 1. 1941, in most Instances the bout. But once more Kaplan next Monday when these appllcar The East Side A ll Stars will of the war H . . . . and high who sponsor many of the teams in f^hore in motor launches, wiped out Stimson told the committee that which was to have been held this Cards took three games from the for more than a. year, making free TIRED OF YOUR OLD WALL PAPER? iw it differently than the rest of tions will be acted upon and when open the local football season water. Perhaps, better than- any' I a squadron of German cavalry, where controls have been applied a stud.v of on?^ Army group di.s- evening has been cancelled. It will Dodgers, back in a cnicial July the small circuits. with high authority in their, task to individual defense areas.' closed that 50 per cent of the men Jhe aforementiom^ spectators and the status of the proposed Stam^ Sunday afternoon at the West one else, this writer it aware of The banquata, enterUlnmant and I hlsw up an ammunition dump^ he held next Wclhesday. October what Sherman said about war. seriea And Whltey came through of keeping the Italians up to the Byrnes said the new bill “would of that outfit were over 35 and 35 21 at 8 p. m. in the V.F.W. home. PAINT IT OVER YOURSELF WITH gave Duke the duke. ford entry wUl be definitely de^ Side Oval! This game will start other frilta of pr#\-ioua convention# I dastroyed a radio station and re- DON’T Red Doty, of Hartford, knocked also know that there is little enyy by kmicklng in more runs than at 3:45'sharp and the Columbia’s I turned to Its base without losses. mark in /sharing the military biir- remove any uncertainty of power" per cent over 40. ^.He gave the cided. vrill he mlsetng, but the meeting# [)Ut Al Evans, of Provldencq, R 1., of Hartford will be the opposing among the boy* away from home any other Cardinal, including that Other sea aoldiers Improved dens of the axis. over all residential and commer average age of. men in'riivislons re First Aiders of Precinct 5, Ray J3ag. representing the Will be open to all Interaatad par cently activated as follow-s.; March on* of the best flghU of the Hartford Auditorium, was one of team. Semi-pro football returns regiyding the athletic prowess of all-lmportnnt final one. ties s# much aa aver, although th* illM ir poaittona southeast of Novo- Adding tinder to the situation cial rentals. Lew’is'M illigan. Instructor, will MIfi IT! KurtJwskl is another product of was the quite obvious failure of —26 years, 2 months; June— 27 ULTRA LUMINAL! light. The Hartforil red-head the. applicant* last night, and John . ilx-man football and never played to Manchester after a two year th osew h o ita y behind. W ar privilege att voting In th# National Several committee members meet tonight at 7:30 in 'St.* Bridg-- By Hugh FuUerton, Jr. F ' fosslsk following the repulse of an scored a knockdown In the first Lauria sought a franchBe for the the regulation game until last workers are Just as ■ essential to the (Cardinal farm .system. A sys Asaociation meetings la, reatrletad I Axia attack, the midnight ’ eom- Italian occupation forces to throt contended the bill should carry years, 5 months; July—27 years, 10 ' e fs parish hall. W ld* WorlTns said he months. . Thomas .Haasett snd "Tiny” to think how hard a sport* pro ' Today'# Oncer Star from Manchester in bygone day# Red Arm y men fightjng in the ____ a thorough going over in The five teams already in the Final report on the World Scries for discontinuing the nation* team can' as.semblp. Tbl# year meetings ahead o f tha minora la s « | dismembered Yugoslavia. -"had no idea of applying the reg "That la too high." he said. Johnson who enli.sted in the U. S. moter to work to get you to the All-SUr# this year ta a yoimg- am# area ware threatened by nu- ^ e second and finished up the Job league are the New Lamdon Elec by Sergt. Junlordipry, Fort George sports program. Up and there's Stan Muslal. on* of the the key to-the entlra arrangemaat. |v.awvleany superior enemy, "forces There patriot forces under Gen. ulations to hotels." . but remarked "Whqn the crack comes, the older Navy, left today, for the Great buy a ticket for his games? . er squad'than any that ever rep men will have to be supplanted with BINGO the third. tric Boat quintet, the New Britain Meade (Md.l Post: "The CardlnaU youngster# certainly should not he league's top hitters, and Johnny because moat of the small laaguaa .rpl Draja Mihallovlc have been re that he was "astounded" when resented the towTi. Its smart.... ."wWch penetrated to their rear, Lakes T-rainlng Station. They j J,utherans. the West Haven Red We never had thought milCh deprived from carrying on despite Beazley. standout pitcher. Out and cluba are withholding a dad- r«f| ported striking with Increasing ore member said a Washington younger men, untrained with the It was announced that Bobby won the 1942 World Series. If you and young. "Yosh" Vlncek is the' hot eouater-attacked, cut off the were honored with a party recent- Devils, the Bridgeport Spring- abouT it, either, untU A l Sutphin. fielder Harry Waêr and First •ion on operationa naxt yaar till poWer at Axis conrimuntratlons liWti'l now was charging $1.6 a divisions then in battle, and this kvy and Lulu Constantino, o f New doh't know th* rest of the story captain and will, hold down left the war. Tank Force from the main Axis l.v at the home of M’r. .and Mrs. TONICMT woods and the Bridgeport New- the big ink and l.c# man from No« One-Sided Basemqfi Ray Sanders. Beazley, they learn what aupport they call and supply lines and even fighting night for .quarters formerly priced would weaken the .fighting Army. fork, would be the star,attraction by now, you're nqt a baseball fan halfback spot. Rahdy Brou-n Is Indjr and “using their advantage- Kenneth Wilson of Bolton. fields. CTeveland, started teUlng the other one of the league’s two 20-game count upon from tha major it out In pitched battles with large at ^8. "Men over 40 should not go into ./ ■ next Tuesday night. and wouldn't be Interested any at center and Bob Turklngtpn at The situation 1* not one-sided. I poaltlctia, killed about 400 Hit- the kind of fighting into which Doors Open At 7:00 night how he got such crowd# to way. If you do know all the thrill winners. Is one of the two rookies Waguaa. ■ tua," tt'waa reported. German and Italian detachments. In another development In the Mr. and Mrs. OSear- Johnson i watch hla hockey club . . . Thing* guard. These three player# Were Reports drifting In from th* four American Armies have got to do." Play Starts At 8:00 , ing detsiils. We w on 't' make you Irr baseball history to win two One* tha majors dadde to what SeAs Improve Positions A Sept. 27th edition of the Ber housing field, the government ami their .son. Bror, moved today like providing a winning team, formerly on the Manchester team comers of the earth where Amer read them over again. The Yan ican troops are fighting indicate World Series games. extent they can contlnu* thalr con led Star aaid that on the lin newspaper Boersen Zeitung warned that it might have to re from 22 Henr>- street to the I I bringing in new men every season of other yearn. nections in th# minors, th# mem kee# loat," that, they listened to the broad Ir-jMS... ■ II northwest of Stalingrad received in Ankara reported the sort to billeting and,commandeer Submarines Sink house at 38 Hemlock street which I and spending plenty of cash for Hutchinton,' Dorsey and Byrnes bers of the National Aosociatioa continued to Improve death of German Armored Divi ing of private buildings., to house they bought of Joseph Pearson. St. James School Hall I advertising are Juat the #tarter* with McConville- at quarter along casts with avid Interest. That figure they can datormln* how positions In elaalhs swirlhig sion Gen. Erwin Mack "at the war workers. Mr. and Mrs. leouis Lester Hohen- Park Street I . . . "I see to it that there’; aith Brozowski and Benny Pa- certainly showed Interest from the Sonny Horne many league* will b# abl* to fqno- |?nihinia trsncfa lines, hlUa and vil- head of his troops Hi' an operation Foreseeing a serious housing Jap Heav>; ( juiiser thal. owners of ,the property, will i hockey ganie every Saturdayday , Bummy Davis ganl make up the backfleld posi chaps stationed in these far cor tion again next season. In the southwest,” and this was emergency. John B. Blandford. occupy the upper flat vacated by .5^ ! night with no exception*,” SutSut- V tions. ners. A ll o f th* things pertain interpreted in Ankara as a refer housing administrator, said the ing to sporU are deep rooted in lii TTm uidBigtat communique re- (Continued from Page One) the Johnsons. i phln explain*. "The fans always The fine, in addition to Turklng- Gets Verdict ;partad the defender* of Stalingrad ence to the fight In Yugoslavia. government would offer to lease i know what to expect. Our club Wins by Kayo ton, will have plenty of power and each of these chaps and one wonr homes and buildings for the use dors If a program of mushy stuff ■ Wfm aa firing points along a su- Official Y ugoslavia forces m turned from the \ieiitlan ami Nev.- The Young People’s Society of i spends $9,000 a year mor# on speed. ColpitU at one guard, Irish Hoping ' London said that both Germans of war workers. could ever take the place of the •'l/aAma. atreet yielded to the Ger Britain raids al hough some suf the Concordia Lutheran church I travel than the others Just to get teaming up with Turklngton form Ohio Mifhllpweiglit ^ ins mane Monday and attacking and Italians had increased the size "But if this does not yield s' will serve a .spaghetti supper. $50 N those Saturdays . . I'll even move a nice trio at the center of the seriea college games and boxing sufficient amount of necessary, fered minor damage. Billy Scott Goes Down bouts. ,W hat have these men. . Oaardainen preased back ad- of their forces in Yugoslavia re Japan’s losres as disclosed by Wednesday evening, October ■ 21, a circus out overnight for a line with Brown at the pivot post GlofiP Dreifiion Over To Top Hawks housing on time." he said, "we 6 ISiîber Free Game S’ho are ’practically insisting that li^-wanced lines of the Nazi flank cently. and that the German ac .,'avy romfniinlqiies ye.sterday and .01 six o'clock m the vestry of th? game." . .,. Then there’s the little In First Round;' Is Pockett-4 at- one tackle and the '^•orUiweet o f the city. tion was prompted lanjely by dis shall be forced to recommend the (luirch at Winter and Garilcn HAN1>Y_ I matter of arranging special night# other ?ipot. undecided between big league baseball discontinue; 'Rofia at New Haven. last night; piish-d her total Solo boxing bouts should cease ' Maaa attacks generally gave satisfaction with Italy's handling compulsory use of available pri mon islands toll to 260 destroyed street*. Miss Lnulsie Heller, presi . ' for club# and induatrlal organisa- Badly -Outmatched. three candidates make a fine fo r that - ...... „ One Coat and football should fold up to of- Noire Dame Change* to . way again to artillery and mortar of the problem. vate farillties through billeting, planes, eight ve'.^sels sunk, three dent of the Young People's Socie ' Uona. and after-dinner apeaking ward wall. Zebula and Gumble -Son- commandeering, requisitioning and Auelltoif In the struggle to decide These sources aaid there was a probably sunk snd 37 damaged-' ty. is chairman of the supper, com ROLLER . . . Al ia th# orator, bat he ha# Bridgeport, Oct.. 14- ilp\-- Al are likely choice# ..for starting who, Traditional Green for • wiMthw Axis or floviet troops will growing ' difference, too, between similar devices." mittee. Covers Completely a apecial promotion staff to fol berths at ends. as s The announce*! American t5>ta] "Bummy” Davis, the New 'York « » „ > . Bull.".pp-T-'" arlnter In the ruins. Fros^, whiten the Axis partners over control of w.as 10 Io.st ships. . »150 For PaintinR Over low up his talk# . . . "There are T!»'entj' Three Player# I preliminarv performer at the New Rent of Season. middleweight who had a habit of ed the breaths of the soldiers on Yugoslav territory. The latest series of beatings ad Changes in the voting lists are Instead o f re|iapering — for a about ISO club# In Cleveland anq In all the squad number# twen everj’on* cannot _ work at war Haven Arena! knocked over his Wallpaper I've probably spoken befqre all of disregarding the belt as a line of plants, or be engaged this 51st dsy of a siege begun in A Tass dispatch from Geneva 1.250J)00 ill Ariiiy, ministered to the Japani^ne in the being made by voters who have change.. .Paint over with ntra ty-three players and for the past ‘" . . '^ opponents with a great deal of South Bend. Ind., Oct, 14— (P>— " August's heat. reported yesterday that the Ital noticed wrong addresses on the IN PRIZES them." he say*. demarcation when tossing punch two weeks,have ^ n drilling ' at efforts alone. There must PI be !I ease,_ had u;.hi# first l^ a l rhnneechance asa# •southeastern Pacific rtarted Oct. l.umlna). Easy, to apply—driea In In Jip Tim e; If Notre Dema trip# the hlgh-fly» . Appreciable easing of the de ian-backed government of Croatia Stiinson Estimate; 9 when Marine Corr^n aircraft board placed olitside the Munici Beak-Boaklng Ballyiioo es at hi# opponent#, apparently the Charter Oak' street ground# seme form ofentertainment ‘br i âin bout star laat night and ing Iowa Seahawka here Saturday. fense crisis was’ indicated in the had resigned and interpreted this damaged two crulScrs and shot pal building an,d cards for making no time— %rashnble. too. Oood Another Angle Sutphin pointed haa ##en the error of hla ways, Ridoin looks like a nice bet In the stayâtrhomra. ' I j^^t hia man. but it was far from It will ba something of a moral Soviet Information Bureau's mid as “ proof that Germany no longer down three seanlAnes. these address or other address also for plaster, wall board, ce out la that Cneveland'a boxing re which were rather vigorously either guard or tackle and he 1* Boleter Mor^ U" victory. victory for gridiron auperstltlon. changes are available in the office 2!) Regular Games! pointed out to him by the New The sensible thing to do is to | ■ while virtually all #pec- jaight report: Intends to allow Italy's predomi Lower Age Urged _ O n the night of O ct! 11-12. ment, etc, 89 vival began when the promoters aggressive and fast. Foot# Pagan! - ...... •, . . I —...... - ■ , To begin with, the Irish wlU ba “Our troops recaptured positions nance in Croatia." ...nlted cruisers and de of the town clerk. shifted their show# Into hi# Arena York Boxlna Commission. is out for an end berth and is a bolster t.ie morale of ihe atay at ^t^^s agreed wtth the decision of areen Jer.tlea again. Thay * . .r>. A t least; he kept his punches not m a t on the previous day in one of 5 Door Prizes! good replacement prospect. Randy- homes and by ab doing a 1 Referee Lou Boga!^. a lot of them juêarded* their traditional blua (Oonttnoed from Fags One) stroyers .Surprised. Japanese ves from the public auditorium, which the city's (northwestern) quar sels atteinpting to land reinforce The Old Age Tax enumerators hold#-more peoê but ian't strict'' only above the belt but even above Brown Is co-captain alth Vlncek. drift to faraway places th^ w»l thought Home’s i^ygin oyer jê green shlrta laat tan. In other sectors artillery and I m en t''on Guadalcanal island and met this morning in the Municipal ALL FOR $3.00 ORDERS! r ly ■ s ^ rt# ball . "W e had .the the neck in a comeback, attempt The team ha* voted to play its also give these an ] tough Manuel Rosa, 154, of Balti* week against Stanford and soorad draft during their academic year, mortar duels took place. Our artll- w lja torpedoes and gunfire sank building and were assigned terri sport# crowd# coming In and we here last night. It must be said, first game and donate th* entire America is sports minded, more so more was-cloaer than the Referee a their first triumph of the Manchester provided the deferment did not ex tory...to- canvass for the tax -enu- than any country In the wtirld. ' lery Are destroyed three German a ;!l0.000-ton heavy . cruiser, fpur 13th Game for $13 told them about th* fights . . . however, that Davis had scant proceeds, _ after _ . expense*, to the 39-35 score card Indicated. —a 27-0 win. ■< tanks, three artillery batteries and tend beyond the end of the school meraUoD-”by Cecil England,, sqpcr- THOS. McGILL, Jr. We’ve brought up our children to Rosa’s left hook apd stiff coun destroyers and a 5,000-ton trans Larry Atkin# 1# a good match chance to go astray because he 1 American Legion Poet for Ita U 80 Then, *00. Notre "Dame nevet , Date Book visor. Those assigned to districts ter punches both er^ the hard 16 mortar batteries, demolished year. He added he did not believe port. The enemy sank a destroyer maker, so they juat caught on," is needed only to land three punch program. Th* Legion plans to talk hi terms of sport. It'# a natu )iaa loat to Benli# Bierman. who 10 blockhouses and wiped out the blanket deferment should be were Charles Murphy. Louis Cor es to win hla fight from BlUy Scott ral outlet for pentup emotion*. hitting Horne throughout, but B<^ Today unidentified as yet by the Navy. Paints • Wallpapers Supplies • Artists’ Materials Sutphin's veraioo , . . "A ft#r #11. have a recreation room at the post the 18-year-old before taking over dfPectloir of t)»# . about a.company of German in given to all college students. net, John Quish, Pat Ryan and V o l Chicago. Now take it away and what la gash credited *■" Monthly meeting of Mons-Ypres Failing In its landing mission, you couldn’t expect an opera to home on Leonard street for th* Naval Pre-9'llght School team thla fantry. 'j, When May asked why the de 'Otto Nelson, TELEPHONE 6887 They airlanded before two mta' there left? Must we revert to|o)uoan with winning five of the Post. British . War -Veterans at the Japanese fleet steamed away 645 MAIN STREET •advertise a fight." soldiers stationed her* and th* year, twrice watched hla Minne "Northwest of Stitllngrad our partment wanted' more teen-age utea of the first round of what was 1 will do it* share to help out. some other form of amuaement I ,i^ht rounds, all by ore point mar- sota elevens bow to the Iri.sh—in British-Ainerlcan . Club. tut wa.s caught a few hours later Sportpoorri not vet offered in th* place of g,na He gave Roaa one round, also troops continued to defend their soldiers in this war than it had In In a torpedo and dive-bombing scheduled as an ejght-ronnd bout Hartford Indicates 1837 and 1938. ■ American Legion Home, 10 to the last war. Stimson pointed out Public Records If th# Governor of North C!*ro- sport.#? What will It be? It’s a | by a polnta and called two even, I , former pomtldna and on some sec assault by pursuing Nfivy and had expired. Thev next two, smash- which will corns Inversely. Notre Dame' never 4:30 p. m.-"-Work on Red Cross llna stops to chat with the Gov siê bet th%t non# of these high- tors carried out reconnaisnance that the last- war lasted only 5 5Iarine dorp* planes. A t least one ihg right hobks to th# Jaw, toppled Sunday afternoon is fast and haa beaten the University of Iowa, surgical dressings. A standing in-, months after United Spates troops ernor of South C3aroUna these raids, .ptiardsmen of iX l unit at- more cruiser was badly damaged. -M'arrantoe Dneif ' Scott on his face, and Davis 'vas I ©imposed o f former, high minded men have dared think “ , i . r » , • and it's, th* "Iowa" In Iowa Sea- rttation to-all women to assist in \\ day*, they’re probably arguing taclted the enemy's forward lines, got Into combat, and asked: Later in the day. the plaries at Medard F. Lettre to Ferdinando well,. atarted_, e»ti .w-the comeback K..W | from Hartford. Bulk*- the country without aomethlng to F ja h l F ra C lIC e hawks that curries on ominous this worth-while effort for -our "Do you think it I* going to last A-bether North Carolina’* Chan preased hark the German-s, some- tacked again, Teaving a destroyer Dlminlco, property"' 'hu -Oakland trail. take lU place. It Is an easy mat- ring for the Irish. armed forces.' Come at any hour Higtaamlth Is a better center than ley and Weaver. It ta expected to ■ what and drslioyed an anti-tank 5 month* frdm the time our troop# sinking and smashing either the strelet. The winner weighed 151; Scott U r to .follow th# Unea o f least re 80 either way. thoa* having au- of t-he day most convenient. actually get Into battle?"^ South CanSlna's Uouia Boasomon teat the local* m the openlhg sistance. but much harder to pro- For Grid Teams jun and 16 machine-guns.' damaged cruiser or another one ■ E. J. Holl to Frank and Mabel 162. perstlUoua leaning# point out. old The communique said tanks-and "* Tomorrow No one replied. . . . Wilbur Wood, th# New York 'mote morale. sufficierrtly to cause the crew to M. Zimmerman, land on Brook Undercard reaulta; Th« Atl-Sum w in practice thl» man Jinx can’t lose. slanes suppvorted two German in Eflijcationai OUb meeting. Lin-' Heavy Draft# Soon Jun’s apoita editor, hs# figured out L et Ua Oo •'AH Oat" abandon- A lp . field street. ' Bobby Root. 124, of New-York, ^vvnlnK 5:45 »t thr We*t Sid# r But even on the material side, foln, school at 4 p. m. fantry batlaliona (n an attar k rai a MaJ. Gen. Joseph T. McNarey, * t that. If tax## remain at th#lr pres In... winning.______thU war thare U on* , Boaton. O ct 14 — (Jb — Stiff and deaplt* lucceaalv# Saabawk Friday, October 16 ' outpointed Johnny Oockfieldi 125. ôund#. #Ad aI#o on #v#ry night Red Army position in the .Mozdbk supporting the call for younger ent level#b Jo« would hav# to thing that this writer will agree scrimmaging was the order of tha wins over Kansas State, North Meetii)); Armistice Day -com men. told the Senate committee U ke down $2,170,000 in purs## to of New York. thll w#4k. with whole-heartrtlly, namely. England a eleven* aa •egion of the central. Caucasus, Jimmy Dolphin 14T, Of Milford, western, Minnesota and Michigan, mittee. Army and Na\-y Club, at the Army expected to have about LEATHER JACKETS sa ve’enough to pay his debts . . . let’# go “an out” But untU aoroe- I approached the peak of their But the defenr'ers slew about' 300. the chances of Notre Dam# hav# 8 .. knocked out Frankie Wyatt. 150, raptured supplies and .hurled the 5.000,000 men by the end of this Pat Your Radio On Wheels ! ! No wonder Jo# I# a bit confused one offer# a batter aoluUon that a 1 preparations for Saturdsy clashes, Increased bv the return tp torm Sat urda.\October 17 year, "which would make a rather about whether he haa r#Ur#d . . . of New Tork (third round of alx) baseball, football, basketball game. Lightest of the workouts was lurv’ivors back to their original ’ STYLED BY JOe Brown. 172, of New York, of pass pitching Angelo BertelH. Ines Smorgasbonl at the Emanuel heavy draft lir the next three Jakl# At*, the r#t«raa Texa# Hartford High a boxing bout or any other sport- y^^ êld at Boston College, where scored a technical loiockout over While calling aignal# agalnrt Lutheran church m ontha" < lâfue manager, has r#covcr#d ing event let u# try to carry on. -oiach Denny Myers atreaied Again a relatively heavy local Our Ration Board Saya: EXTRA VALUES ^ Steve Burkas, 178, of Newark. N. Wisconsin and fJeorgla Tech, iction was reported from the Tuee Soviet troops captured a .large Thirtl and Fourth Degrees con His figure of 2,200.000. hi the warm and long we^rin];. On Wilh Manchester women, now working every day, ponenta. the Nor.th Carolina Pre- But even t^jach Ed McKeever, W e’re aaklng your oo-opera- for quality fabrics in the season’s newest patterns. Then I ||tmount of booty." ferred by Manchester Grange . at Air Forces he described as “a And Bristol Squads. are going to do with their time Flight school'B cloudbusters. and subbing for Flunk Leahy who ta I ■ Masonic Temple. conservatlv* estimate," adding ttoo by bringing In your Curlee’s expert designers have anticipated the season s off. provided, that It U a aen- | Myere wahU hU charges to be undergoing a physical checkup at. Friday, October 2$ ’ that any changes will be upward. 'fi rndio tor repair service. We ZIPPER or BUTTONED STYLES trends on smart masculine styling. Finally, Curiee s slble aoluUon. but until then “ keep I ^tter.perfect in their fundamental the Mayo CUnlc. probably had the I Ho8pital Notes Chicken pie supper at Second Th# Arm y, he said, ia training GRI The Hartford. Bristol and Man- tEe Amcrlcaif tradlUon* alive and | work. fee) that Manrhester’s hun skilled craftsmen have tailored these coats to insure com Luck of the Irish" tn mind whesi Congregational church. . and will continue to train aa many chaster croaa country tasma are everyone carry tm." W e fight Harvard had a stiff acrlmmag* dreds of radio home# are , SUEDES-BLACK HORSEHIDE- fortable, easy fit and good looks that really last. he aaid: Monthly meeting. First Aid As racing over tha local couraa thla that'way so let us play that way. but Injuriea and illneas forced the ‘Wa ll wear green Jeralea again. Adnoitted yesterday: Mrs-. Ctath- sociation. at Trade"-school, at 8. Ustenlng posts of extreme afternoon In the annual Triangu of a makeshift firat team Ilne-^ hrine Fournier, Stafford Springs; I f you ar« one of those discriminating buyers who Bevond that 1 won't vantura a Saturday, October 24“ Iroportanee, not only to keep TAN CAPESKIN-BUCK SUEDE lar maet. Tha Capitol City team _ s • ■ I up. only one change in th* lineup^ gucaa on what wtU happen Sat )6asoa Markham. 98 Spruce street; Ladies' Night. Tail Cedars of Personal Notices wants the moat in comfortable warmth, good Ipoks and won tha mart last aeason and ac tlcbard Taggart, 111 Cboper Hill our people alert and Inform urday. Lebanon. Masonic Temple! wearing quality — you will choose a Curiee coat for your cording to tha baat < ft advlcaa it U » t Night s FlghU I 55? ITwA! itrset; Ronald Tedford. 55 Summit Monday, October 26 ed. or summon help when should rapaat thla ywu-. Brtrtol Perkins aaema to haire the inalda ; Mr*. Adeline Territco, 147 Cart Thanks winter wanhobe. <. YilUT- Flr»t 0#mv Woman'a Auxiliary meeting in Wa miah to express our •tne^re help is needed, but also as a la admittedly weak and Manchaa- By The Assoetated P « » a track now tn hU fullback battle street. the Ctiamber of Commerce offica, thanka for iha klndn»M principn) menns qf relaxa -SUEDE ZIPPER Bead Oono)i af Alabanan U r should cop tha aacond, placa Brooklyn—(Tannine Fatta. 135 I with Wayne Johnson and Fort W ortl4—On Injured knm Admitted today; Mrs, Margaret 8 o'clock. saKFs of Nympnthy »howft Ifi our Laat weak Mia of our dumb COeren and may start against rei-ent h^rravemcTtt. tion — ever ready to antar- 100% ALL W(X)L COATS without too much trouhla and'may 8- 4; Brooklyn, outpointed Richie c#uMd #u#rd JdUi# H#rt®r to mi## Idge, 15 Ash atreet. Twem^mf, October 27 guards kapt pulling out the wrong push tha Hartford taam to a new Lemo*. 133, L«# Angelc# (8 L Dartmouth Saturday. hia flrrt gam# r)th Texas < »r ^ . Marirar^t Crulckahanka and Faml- taJhi. PCiiiligsit yeeterday: Mrs Cooking School at StaU theater !>. JACKETS I way, conking kaada erlth the other couraa raoord. Bridgeport. Conn.— AJ "Bum ian sine# 1840. He waa out o f t ^ Foley aaid infant son, 66 at 1 p. m. I guard. Tha course wUl ba, run the i my” Davia. 151. New York knock Kan### anfagement after paroct* . gtreat; M iw Ann Steele, .Nutria shade — warmly Waves ClMer Badgers Satnsday, Octobar M In MfiRioriam $22-50 and up I . So from than on erhaamrer the as pravioua yaara with csm axcai^ ed out BUly Scott. 152, Chicago putinF ^ ^ ^ FOWe f t r t e r street; Mrs Ernest Klixabrth Ulpsena . , 'ilned. Sizes 36 to 48. $10-95 aignal era# given for him to pull Annual Hallowe'en parties at Few' Arc Allowed To Buy Tire Retreads— tlon. TnK*t'4 of cutting through Bolton; Miss Nora In lovltiK memorF of m f darltnc BUCK SUEDE ...$I4.M ha# various acboota by^ the American dauKhtfr who pataod away Oct. 14, But Anyone Can Still Buy Good Radio' Repairs! 1 out. the centar would call: M t Nabo It wfll4toDow ouUlde the • Camrter Oak street Legtcm. . 1 1 “ Depot, tootl toot! Dapot, toot! Iran fanea on a naw path cut today; Eugene Car' Tneaday, November S (to o t!" - through for tha mart today. M a^ R*Irtgl^--Win*rt Fwd loa sBaet; Oliver Qooking School at StaU theater r oftan alt sll»nca. ' This meant that It ema tima 4or ^ o a m , N oftk CaroIlM BUta M No ayei may a«« me waap: G L E N N E V ’S - chaatar aoppad tha iw t « atodytng at a n M o tralalag i; Mra. Sophie.Dar- at l^p. m. ' him to pun #at. h im a train. L Foravar In my achinv haart totrn maat this, yaar dafaattog a ) . Irtbort on tlta emnpua. ar# tvlBia • L t aon. 6 Mala street: Saturday, Noi-cmber 7 Tour* mamory I will kaap. 789 Ifeiii SfreH 1 ' PYom than aw ha went Tight j ) PlalaviUa High laat w w * M-SL U4T Main street Caremonial Tall Cedars ot Leb- Lohaly I am without you I emy, and no more heads roUad., Taylor, 70 aipoB. Masonic Temple. ' How I mlaa you no ona kn^^* « e n s o n ^ s -My thouvhta aaa always wl 19?V Tuesday, becember I ’ tVhan you laft ma broWn b JLU All k VIA WAY] Juat two yaar*s aô today- . / mm %a Mr. and , Caledonia Market at CenUr 7II-7ID MAIM rrA IlT \ 3^ PAGE SEVENTEEN M a N c h b ^^'ER tSVENlNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOl^R 14,194) MANCHESTER ETVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEpNESDAT, OCTOBER 14, IS4» -X. ÂXm BDCTEETI LANK LfcU lAKU MICKEY'FINN Classmates! I'M BEGINNIN’ TO THATS JUST MO WISJS IN^CTOR ) ftNO T H I ^ SERBE^NT, OICK ' THtNKiN* Sense and Nonsense < 5 L M ^ USRCHMONT, Ô N QS (B _^ C H CPiUFORNI^ TO KNOW NEW YORK/ OONT t , 0 0 K ^ Aus Wants Classified For rour Benefit A bore, to a person who, when Tom—I tore my expensive hand 0EPf5RTMEN+| / VYPO BOTMi ' i d l e r s you ask hlin how he to, tells you. kerchief yesterday. through the magnitude of the »k y, Sam— That must have been an through the labyrintbian sea, .When a man wants his handker awful blow. I 'He baa gone to do or die Automobiles for Sale 4 Repairinsr' / 23 Help Wanted— FeAiale S3 Househfdd Goods SI Boardem Wanted 69-A chief he reaches around and yanks One Thing Years Do To A Men Lost and Found Houses for Sale TA Fdr his country. She It out of hto pocket. When a girl MOWERS s h a r p e n e d , repair G E N E R AL O FFICE clerk, tq BETTER HOME OUTFITS Wno must sit at home and wait U To Make Him Feet A t Home Jkt Mandieeto* UO.ST — BETWEJCN CKE.NEY 1941 PLY.MOUTH 4 door deluxe, BOA » much cover how little extra time is re VO iarM two worda Iflnlmura eoat have same by proyiiitr property, WANTED-MIDDLE AGED man mirror, smoker, ,>etcf; a Bedroom Susan . —„Is.,.your - soldier boy !• BHea o f thrao llnaa gummed, power and hand lawn Suite with -Boudoir chair, sheets, as money; quired for trips, while they save' and paying for this aov. Call at 9 .NEED NEW B R A ID S ? Ford., for tacking covers oii baseballs. MANAGER THEATER WANTS 2 FAMILY HOUSE, 6 and friend broadminded? U m ratM por day tor . tranalont mowers ovcrhatiled, and sharp blanket, Lucitc dresser set, lamps, Practical Person (sadly)--My Mabel-*Oh. yes, that's all he rubber and gaisollne. Griswold. ChevroleU Plymouth 'rellned with Apply Tober Baseball Mfg. Co., 3 or 4 rooms. Highest references rooms, 2 car garage, 4 acres off ened. Stored all winter, no extra etc.;, a dinette set, dishes, silver dear su’, you disregard the fact March IT, 1M7 the best Comax brake Unlng Elm street. fumishe^ Call Hartford 8-2210. good land, near bus. (Jood Incumel ever thinks of. Caab Charge charge. Axes, knives; shears etc. ware, etc. VVe invite your inspec that it taka* brains to get influ Train your children In the way $8.95. Will call for your c A ^ d W rite Box S, Herald. ence and infiuence to get money. V i OoaaoootlTa Oay'a...| 7 ota| i eta shai-pened. Capitol Griiidlng Co., tion ag. we know this outfit will TO Get The True Measure Of they should go. Call upon the A l \ a Conaecatlra. Daya... » cta|ll ct^ Announcements deliver same day. Phone ^191 EXPERIEN C ED Hnoleum layer, W A N T k D --F IV E . SIX or seven OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLE 53,1 Lydall street. Fci. 7958. stand Comparison. Any Man's C?apaclt‘y. Note How mighty to assist you in using good BY J. R. WILLIAMS a Day . . ^...... 11 otalll Ota Brunner's, 80 Oakland street. for full lime W'ork, good salary. room tenement Imnjedlateiy for Recently ah old Southern .Negro OUT OUR WAY W AN TE D HAN.SPORTATIO.N Logal Notices^ Much More, He Does Than Is I n Judgment.. .and then hope for the All prdera tor trragnlar inaartlpne PIA N O TIJNI.NG and repaLring. Apply Art Lowe,. Montgomery (ALBERT'S, 43 ALLYN ST. family of 4. Telephone 4396. who claimed to, l)e_‘'haviiig symp v lU ba charged at the one tlfije rate^ to Whitney /fehalhi' 8 to 5. Tele- Ward. Hartford—phone 6-C1358 quired O f Him. best I DOM’T KSiOiN LOOK, VEAK, ^ i'OK SALE 2 HOT water car Player piano specialty. John -\'r A COCKT OF. PUOHA'l'K HKI.ll toms" went to see a Doctor. The VOU SHOULD •\Afr4UT? r e a d Bpeelal ratal for long terib eyery phone 753 Train, bus Or Car expenses refund VENTED—3 OR 4 ROOM apart CLYDE/ W VACK/IT; ' Aay advertlelng gtren upon reqheaM heaterar-SS-Uhryaler and 33 Ply Corkerham, 28 pigelow street. lit .Mfimiuat.T. wltliin nnd for tlur Doctor plied him with questions. READ THIS . A B O O K O M ABOUT THAT.' Ada ordered before the third or mouth. 11 Main street. WANTED-MIDDLE-AGED man. ed on purchase of this merchan ment or house In Manchester by 'ilntriUi^V MaiicIluHtC'r, (*n th« 13t)| rr LISHTG NAAN S B A WA.NTED TKANSPOKTATIO.N Tel. 4219. (married preferred), steady work, day of Oclohrr. A, !>., JIM2 1 Among other rather personal ques SOME TIME -- A L m J M M VdHEKJ MAYBE TH' BOOK flttb day will be charged only tor dise.. . ‘ . younR couple;" no children. Mr. FUNNY BUSINESS OP H\S 'TOUCKOOWNi, the aetnal number of timea the ad to Pratt *• Whitney Alroraft. 7 $30' to start. ■ Apply in .person. Ft-estnl WIUIjIAM S, HYLiK. KnaJ tions, he asked.: ' . WOKJDERFUL Y O U ’R E r i g h t IS BETTOR THAM Stanley W. Helm, 166 Eldrldge JuiIk*' * S peared, charging at the rate eam- to 3:30. Call 7188. .Campbell's Service Station, Jâin street. Doctor -And now are your kid IKl IT/ WHY. AUTUMKi— I’VE M U G BUT I'M* hat no allowance or .refui|d*~«an Husiness Seri'ices Offered 13 Help Wanted— Female 35 HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE or KHtalc of 'Wmiani J Alklnuon jat*; neys, .Uncle George ? , - DESCRIPTIVE stre.et at Middle Turnpike. of Manchentfr In an Id dlRCrJrt, doH THAT’S SILLY, h e a r d o f PAIMTIKI’S L I K E 6T1LL vMNT- be made on elx time ade etopped WA.NTECt RIDE'TO Colt's Flow rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea Negro— Well, Doc, dey is all \n r \tvwg.' it after the fifth day. ATTENTION HOME OWNERS. sonable. Call Keith Fumityre, WANTED x THREE. f o u r oivflve W H E M Y O U ; THAT (X)ST THOU BROAD* “ING FOR A No “ tni forb id !"; diaplay llnea not er street, Hartford, 7 to 3, or will G IR L OR WOaIA N Wanted, r^bw WA.NTED YOUNG MA.N with room apartment or hduse.,-Tele Upfin appUrallon of Joi»t*ph Atklni grown up now and some of 'em is MAKES VOU .Now is the time to re-roof and Tel. 4159. ‘ / R(»n praytnp: tliat an InRtrunifnt purJ C A M E M J G Y FUMBLE bold. V drive alternately, Tel. 2-0307. Mbfiel Laundry, Summit stfeeL driver's'.license, for full or part phone 7389. y - married. FEEL THE VERVj The QaHId WlHtiot be reaponelbia re-side- yoiir home. Under no portlim to, \u' thp IiiRt'Wni and taR*] T H ’ R E AL for more than o,he Incorrect Inaer- obligations for our estimate. We time work. Weldon Dnig Co. 9x12 LIV IN G ROOM r p g s .^ mit- tainent of nald dcr«*aR«“d l»c admlltiîl WANTED- RIDE TO Hamilton WA.N'FED HIGH school girl as ■\\’ANTEQ—3 OR 4 R ^ M apart- to proliatp HR p»'i^ uppMcatiotv Your Job ■* THIMG* Uoa of any advertlarment ordered guarantee all work, and we’ are ed. nuniber $49.50. Yes,;s. We have a u t u m m / Propeller, second shift, by party mother’s helper on Saturdays and ment. Couple, no children. Imme fi I c, 11 IR , tar mere u an one time. still able to quote the old prices, a llv-lng room suite, for you! The wisest thing J. suppose', 77 The laadvertent omiaeion of Inr of two. Telephone 6551, Sunday morning only. Telephone diate occupancy. W ^te Box. AA, I > U D K11K P lut I ! l i f «•> rt* 4?o I n k as there have been no advances In Help Wanted— Male or Spring construction ‘ too! Nice applU'ation l»** hfard ami dut«>rn)lnJ That a man can do for his land. eorrect publication of advertlelng 354^ Herald. ' / \ w ill be reclined only by canoellatlon WANTED— TRANSPORTATION oiir prices. Write or Phone Bur Female 87 line of easy chairs w-ith sprlng- ed at tire l.’rohrtlf « ip ManJ Is the work that lies under his o f the charge made for the aervlce chcHter tn Raid Platrlul, on t!u- 2ltlJ hose to Colt's Van Dyke plant; 7 to 3 ton Insulating Co.; 180 North Ox CH KiferM AS CARDS. - Complete, lllled cushions. SCe Bensop’s. 713 day of Oottdier. A. P,, U»I2. at rendered. WA.NTED— -POT A’rtr PICKERS With the tools that lie . under his All adverttsementa muat conform' shift. Call 4847 after 4:30. ford street. Hartford, Conn. Tel. easy-selling ling. .50 for $1.00 per Main street for value! ' Houses foi] Sale oVlock ( w, t.l'lh, ilic focenoon, ami to pick by the bu.shel.' High Aergs 72 that noUOf tw Kivi-n to all p« rsoriH hand Kipling In atyle, copy and typography with 32-4515 or -Manchester^3309 eye- sonals. 9 box assortments^ De- regnlatloni enforced by the publlih- farm, Bolton. • Tel. Manchester UÊD WHITE EIÂMEL kitchen Inien^Rtuii in Haiti * Rtaiu of the pen mngs. Luxe Personals. Stationery.. Big FOR s a l e :— O N ^ s e v e n room dency of Raid apHdlcation and thFl era apd they reeerve the right to Automobiles for Sale 7870; oil and gas combination range, Gnfndmother— Junior, are you edit. rcTlae ee reject any oooy con- profits. Send name for samples. single at Manchester Green,' one time nnd place of henrin»r fherconJ C H AIR C AN IN G done reasonable. can be easily converted to coal. l»y puldlRhlnK a copy of thlR ordeil studying ? aidered objcetlonabla 1941 PO N TIAC CLUB coupe; 1049 Wallai’s Brown, 225 F'ifth Ave.,. six room single with land. In CU>8IN 0 HOURS— Claaained ada Kenneth Beer, 184 Highland 122 1-2 Birch street. Buckingham, with all improve In Rome lu-WRpaper hnv.lnR a ctn'ii-l Junior- Yes. Can you help me Packard coach; 1939 Desota Dept. 13204, New York. lation In anld dlRirlct.,, at UaRt tiycl to bei pnbllihed aame day miiat be street. Tel. 8197. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41, ments. See me at once! These are with this problem 7 received by U o'clock noon Samr- sedan; 1938 Ford club coupe; 1937 FOR SALE—TWO PIECE living days iieforc the day Raid hearinK.I Grandmother— I ’cpiild. dear, but COUNTEUt GIRL wanted. Experi .COCkER SPANIEL from cham good-buys. Wm. Kanehl, 519 Cen to aptiear If th4«y see caiiRe at Riiidl daya tOiSO. Chevrolet coupe: 1938 Dodge room set,. in nist' London style, time and place and he heard rela-l I don't think it would be right. ence not-essential. Goo'd hours, pion stock. Adorable, hbalthy pup ter street or Tel. 7773. , Telephone Tow Want .Ads sedan, $198; 1986’ Plymouth Household Services with slip covers, very Rood condi live .thereto, and make returii tof .Junior— Jlaybe it wouldn't, but sedan, $85; 1934 Dodge sedan, steady. i6'hrk. Middle, aged woman pies, . jn blacks, reds, huffs, and tion. Call 3576. thlR court, and hy nmllinK in ji| take a crack at it, any-way; ' . Ada are accepted over the tele Offered -e 13-A acceptable. Apply at once Holland parti-colors. Jack Frost Kennels, ri'iriRtered letter, on pr hefnre. Octn*-f phone at the CHARUE RATK given $16; 1930 Model A Ford coupe, Legal Notices .78 l)er 14. a copy of tiilR orde above at a oonveneince to adver- $50. Brunner’s,' 80 Oakland street. CURTAINS LAUNDERED to ^êaners, 1007 Main street. 26.Gardner street. * WINDOW SHADES. VENETIAN add'reRHed to KrnoRt Turkti,^Kfoti.l In Some P laces-'A ir W-erdens Uaera. but the CASH RATKS will be Open until 9 p. ,m. every nighL satisfy, straight or' ruffled. Rea blinds. Get our low prices on Hol- Hi port Ilf comiltUm tin- .Man- care »*f Hotel l>etroiter. Detroit,! Have Met With Acqident While aooepted aa FULL PATMENT H w a n t e d ^ W OM EN' TO WORK -land shades, and high g;rade cheater Truut Oom|»an>\,^ of Mun- .MlrhlRan: Kdna lilamond. 13 Server! M id at the bualneaa offIcr dn or be Saturday 6 p. ja. Terms and sonable. 91 Main streeL Tel. 8254, 4*h4 Kl» r. t'onn., al the of busl- Rtreel, Worrester. Mhrr, On Duty. in kitchen. Apply M.anchster Me Fuel and Feed 49-A Venetian - blinds. Phone 8819 for fore the aeventb day following the Trades. Drive 6ver now. morial hospital or call 5131. on S« ptPml»»*r T**. ih42. ^ WILLIAM S. HYr>K SrM Inaertlon of each ad otherwiae SEA.SO.NED F IR E PLA C E and special prices and samples. Capi ■ ASHKTS JudK«* Soldier—Do you dance? the CHARGE RATE will be qollect- FOR SALE—1933 • PLYMOUTH Building— Contracting 14 tol Window Shade Company, 241 Louns H-ld-14-.fJ, Girl— Oh, yes, I love to!_ ed. ,No reaponslblllty for errora in W A N T P P .—-5rrDpLE-AGF.D tv<> furnace hanlivood or -mixed wood u v A u »l 1 n i.V»2.o‘t sedan, radio, heater, good tires. North Main street. Open .pye- Soldier— Well, then let’s love. taltphoned ada will be aieumed and FOR YOUR REMODELING or man to work in- cafeteria nights, for .vale. Order now, for early o V I- ril 14.1 f in) ...... 11.322,342.94 thalr aaearacy eannot be guaran- Inquire at 146 High street after from 3:30 to 11, 6 day week. Must nings. Status tjo*v4'rn» repair Job call Wm. Kanehl, con November delivery. Phone 4285. ' inent oLltifalionk. ({{• ^9#de 5 o’clock. have birth certificate. Apply to Baxter — Do you ever chase tractor, 519 Center streeL Tele FOR SALE—DOUBLE mahogany ruot and fully Kuar- American Planes women? Index of Ckeeifications FOR SALE—1936 PLYMOUTH Mr. Walker at Cafeteria, Pioneer antuud ...... phone '7773. ^ ' .. Garden— Farm— Dairy sleigh bed. spiral spring mat Bnnd.« atid oWIit:ati<>ns Rowdy— Lots of them. .. _ IlfcTo. A F*T0FT\ SECObJD MATURE nirtba A sedan. Good tires, heater. Phone Parachute. .i«».lMPalASlSY«t.S- ABBoaneaBUMta 1 ’ 8058, Manchester. before daniage could be infUcted,’’ | •Vn .\fter-Thought ' OK , BOTHERA ^^LL'V Ught/Toe light and good tires. heating. Repairs and Jobbing. Tel. Herald. mt*nl ■Vht.i4)^,26 the communique said. BY GALBRAITH e o e r y t k im g o k a y . .la.. .. f Heal taki n for SIDE g l a n c e s MAME AKSYVOAV '.MOVsl THEM- iBieMlea Lower wym average market ^233, 37 Hollister street. Machinery and' Tools 52 The British defenders of the is Oh, whal .a lovely world 'twoiilcl — TOOTG ? WANTED—MIDDLE-AGED wo FOR SALE —CA'BBAGE and dfbt and . real _r~ = ------gle ...... a . # . t price. Call TO91 between 5:30 >n'd f Btill »■ <1 wned .. ., .... 243. land. which is a constant threatl bo, V, -dh —Til—- gchangi .... I man for simple pastry cook. caullflow-er. Inquire at 131 Char _T 7:30 p. m. USED TWO ROW power take pff Chsh on hand and to Axis convoys moving across! ■ (And, folks, 1' don't mean maybe) T u c i.\aLM - T Ir ii ...... • Moving— Trucking— Morning work only; Apply Silk ter Oak street. nnct'f ' - with other THE \G B00T5. TV\N f A «ta|'napalrlBg—PalntlBg « ... 1 potato digger In excellent condi- the Mediterranean, lost only onel I f 'that Mrs. Scliickelgruber FOR SALE—1940 F ^ T IA C four- City Diner. hank B ...... 1.458,Ot>5.«6 M R. BUFFVMGTOM ^ Skater Soboola f—A Storage 20 . tion. Oliver manure spreaders, itiliifi and «x- Spitfire yesterday, tn addition to| Had never had a Imby. “ RHOOEY! door sedan In excellent condi Canh Aataa Bhlp by Truck ...... I WANTED GIRL FOR FULL OR Household Goods 51 tractor plows, .disc harrows In chan * ffl vfor clnarluK'.. 14,Sy9.98 the 17 planes reported destroyed! —Jennie F,, Palen Aataa For HIra ...... t tion. priced right. Call 8846 for THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co...... 1.433.68 part time w-ork In. our branch—. stock. Fordson parts. Dublin Otlur aFHeli* .many others were damaged. the| •Mracaa—Sarviea—Btorage k.. lb further particulars. x local and long u,sLince moving. FOR .SALE—ANTIQUES— Vic Panda nr_i n«l<|p Inr unh Mataruyelaa—Bloyelaa ...... 11 836 Main street. • lif7"S. Cleaners Tractor Company. Willlmantlc. communique said. Sincere Cltison ^— Wisdom Is . Return load ^stem, furniture torian Love ‘scat and chair, ma ItiKa (lVp«tNitorm$ iWBBlai Antoe—Ifotoreyelta ... II ■ ' ------IP;— and Dyers. M o r t K ukfe ,loanj« ■ 6 Hea\-y and medium bombera at-1 greater than ;wealth. nwdMaa aad Frefeeeleual Parvleaa storage. Dial 6260. hogany Swell front bureau, In I>*ans • •n ciTllat'oral and tacked Tobruk and along the I Friend— Perhaps, and yet you Sarvleta Offered ..... IS laid cherry desk, cherry and nal fterurity ... 0* OBMhold Barvloea Offered ....IS .A s WE PAY YOU $2.5.00 for selling Wanted—To Buy 58 North African coast and night I can. found a college with money, maple che.st of drawers, .large'6 L'nlUfl Stati'A (io\ ern- fighters carried .out an offensivel oBtractlBg ...... 14 Repairing 23 fifty '$\.00 boxes. 50 beautiful as nient ohllKntldn** . dU but you can't start a bank with uitata—Nureerlea ...... U sorted name irhprinted Chi-istm.Ts leg cherry table.îtchcock Sheri- WANTEtL-GOOD USED furni reel and fully Huar- .sweep over Dnba, it waa reported, f wisdom. • Xêral Directors -...... I t FOR SALE W A N TE D ^ TU NE, repair and ■ cards sell $1.00 yrtiir profit .50c. tan chairs, bedside’ tables. V. ture. W ill buy part or co q ^ e te ante •d : ...... 0 W eetlBM - PlBBabluy—RoofIng . . .11 Hedeen. Manchester Green. BondR and ofd'iKiit ioni SABtarBBae I t regulate youVx piano o r » player Free samples. Checi-fiil Card Co., house of furniture. Cash waiting. of Staten, m.unlclpali- M lUlaery— Dreeaauaking ...... I t piano. Tel. 'Mantheater 5052. 28BN, White Plains. N. Y. ,ôsis Report Fierce 8-Room Single EVERYONE E.NJOY8 eating ih Jones. . 31 Oak street, telephone tlcR. etc. HOLD EVERYTHING ttoTlBF Trunking—Storage .. M 8254 or 7247. Other bomlR. notcR and T FebUa Faseenger Serrloe .....M -A an attractive kitchen or dinette. dehenturcR ...... Battles Over Malta Bllgg Fapertng ll One of our attractive sets will Bank RtockR...... Berlin .(From German Broad (easIeBal Bervioea IS House ■xolve your problem. See BefiBon’s, Ueal eRtate taken for casts), Oct. 14— (/F)-'-Fierce aerial I _____JrtBg ...... a... tS Rooms Without Board 59 delit. Rf»ld on •contract combats over the British Mediter-1 CaUertag—Dyelag'—Cleaning .. Si In excellent condition. New 713 Main atreet. ■ lAT. othcrwlRC acquir /o - /V, Toilet dooda and Serylee ..... ll W A N T ^ FOR SALE ed ' ...... - ranean bastion tit Malta were re-j WaBteft—Bualneae Service . m . S< coal llred heater. 2-car gar 5- RQOM COtTAGE. Bol-DELU.XE GA.S RANGES, coal or FOR RENT—ROOMS, excellent Qafkh on hand and hal- ported today by the German high’ ! MBwcattoBBl TWO GIRLS OR WOMEN bus service. Gentlemen; 65 East aiuM R with otlit-r command which .said that ont I OsBrasa aad Classes tbiy^Lake. Can be easily wooai- British planes without loss to | WASH TUBBS S One for Sorting and son’s; 713 Main atreet for value! convenient to Buckland A ircraft (SEMTLEMEU ’t HERE is (S0IN6 'aafeB—iBstruetloBS M plenty of shade trees. PRICE .'. .V...... S.3.500. tors ...... themselves. . and Y ^, CAPTAIMl HOW DID VOU FAIL TO ^ n a aaclal Woman preferred.-Tel. 2-0678. oetRLeuniANT, you a r e responsible G 'B .J . THEN HOW PID TO B E A LOT OF HEAP WASH* Beato Btoeks—Mortgages >1 , Wrapping. Total aBset! ...... ;i3,008.487.17 The high command said six j NOTICE THE PRESENCE OF AN iX T R A y 4 - ACRE C OxU N T R Y HiVVE NEVER HE 6ET IN ? A COMPLETE HEARING Bagtaesa OpportnalUes ...... II IIROB IN — OR CALL IN — FOR R E N T —ROOMS, double and Ll.tnll.iTIKS British planes were shot down and ^ FOR BXAM1MM6 AMO USTIM6 EVERV PRI5 Msaey to Loaa ...... I I Demand deposit! o f tn- p r i s o n e r L A S ’D ^ "' ------Telephone 6762 Apply in Person. PL.VCE, 6-ro«m Kouse. barn single, men preferred. Telephone two German planes lost In all-day OMER VWO ENTERS THS C AM R W E N SEEN HIM} PERHAPS HE W tL OCCUR AT 9 TOMORROW Mela aai tttaatleas Tb dl%ldua,ln. partner air attack yesterday bn "British NI6HT// 5IR.1M IB ted— Female 16 and chicken coop. Needs a 2-0759. ship! and coriMjra- MANE VOO SEEM THIS MAM feEFORE ? LONGED FOR THE MORNWii. ALLOFFICERS WlU McKlNNEY BROTHERS mechanised groups and te iit. ^FaBtea^~Male- 16 New Model Laundry little fixing but good.buy.at tlo n ! ...... |2.«6€.0<)4.M BE PRESENT. ALSO A SfA*h _ _^ ^FaBted ...... Ib-A After 6 P. M. For Insurance Time deposit!'- of Indi camps on the centt^ and southarn (SAY LIFE (OF A Help WaBted—Male or Famale 11 Summit Street . the price. — . ~. 50.5 Main Street (At the Center) FOR R E N T— ROOM In new home. viduals, partnership! El Alameln front*'. In EgypL COMCENTRATIOM tSH iMTEBPREtER TO Ageata Waatod ...... tl-A and .corporation! lex- X $5950 .for a 4-Rooni Cape Manchester, Conn. Ideal for single, tnan. Call 6759. CAMP AMD JUMP' QUESTION THE, PRISONER. ■itBaUoBs Wanted—Female .«. II Telephone 6060 - 7 4 » cept savInK" deposits ■ItBatlOBS Wantad—Male . . . i — Cod. Situated off East Cen FOR R E N T —3 H EATED rooms, tn savlnifs depart EP THE FENCE, Baploymant Aganetea ...... ment ) .'...... 4 Siih Peril Grows 7 XAm Ptoaa F ata F aBitry ■ ter street. This Is a new second floor, 829 Main street been Deposits of Vnited Tohlalas hou.se ready for occupancy. used as office rooms, suitable fo r States Oovernnient Off African Cape Bbg^^^Blrd^^~Pate sleeping quarters, bath room (Includina postal sav- Live stock—Tablclas ...... ln «s ) ...... 6- ROOM HOUSE, steam FOR SALE privileges. Apply G.. E. Keith. PoBltry and Suppllaa ...... 41 Deposits of Stale, munl- (Coattoned From Page Oas) Wanted —Pate—Poultry—Btook 44 heat, on We^t Center and NEW CAPE COD HOUSE Phone 3150. rlpalU les. etc...... IftJ.OliO.tl Worn PaJai' MtsaollsBvowa \Var Productioii McKee streets. Can move Deposits.of other hanks 47.Sri.83 Lesu eowt tssi ST m* stianet. aie t. m. ata u. a >*7. ew. Artleloe For Bala ...... 46 Four moms, 2 tmflnlslied on Other d ep osit! certl-V dlan ocean side of the, cape and j Boats aad Aoeassortaa ...... 44 the second floor. Open atalr- fled and officer^ •Ducks flyln' aoulb. Herschel! right in. FOR RENT—CNE BED room for converting the Mosambique' chan “You can’t fool me. Doc— I’ll bet this bifi order of gro Building Malarlale ...... 41 way to the second floor. checks, elc.1 nel off southeast Africa into a trap Think of the trouble we skip,, Diamonds —Watches—Jewelry 46 Hardwood floors, flreplaoe, two respectable ’girls. Call 2-1320. Bils piiyahlc. redls- being hicked In snug for tbs. ceries is just another one of your prescriptions for some Blaetrieal Appltancaa—Radio.. 4t Help Wanted •counts and other bor for Allied shipping. Pnal aad Food ...... 41-A Stuart J. Wasley stenm heat. All Crane plumb FOB RENT—ROOM yfith. board, rowed moneyX. tcoro- ■ winter!" hard luck family!” ing and heating. Large lot on Oardaa—Farm—Dairy Products 60 Rml E »U t« and Inaurance / with private family, for reflned merclal dept.) Honsokold Ooodt ...... 61 ' State Theater Building’' A g i ^ street, Amounts set aside\^for is Claim Two Liners Maehlnory and T o o le ...... 6> Female-Help Wanted young gentleman; CTonvenlent ■ to Interest. taxes kpd BY FONTAINE FOX 1 Mnsteal Inatrumants ...... 61 TeL 6648 - 7146 VINCENT MARCIN bus line. Home privileges. Tel. other expenses unk by Submarines TOONERVILLB FOLKS Office and Store Equipment ... 64 136 Bissell Street Ot)t.er Itahlllttes .. Spaelala at the Btqraa ...... 66 to operate power sewing machines and 2-l«76. Reserves for losse« and Berlin (From German Broad- securities deprecia BY V. r. H.AMLIN wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 61 W A N TE D — ROOMER. Centrally caaU) Oct. 14— (ff>)— The German Wantad—To Buy ...... 66 other miscellaneous operations. Mini tion ...... -0 high command. said today that Its || T h e V e g e t a r i a n C o n t i n i ^ e n t Thai's Telling Him Maauas Basra— Hotvle—ltraoraa located. Call mornings 3157 or Capital account; . ALLEY O O F U-boats had sunk the 23-456-ton .1 Rratasrauta mum age limit on most of these opera until 3 aftemoona. First prefer- /’’" a n ' I'm OOMNAV h.WHiOHT,V(DU B'lG’ Boome Without Board •le rsd atocki. • British liner Orcadoa and the 20,- :| iWHATCHA MEAH,YW'R|^ Second prefer-• A SWELL BUKJCH VOU ARE I RISK MV Boardars Wantad ...... ; f 6'« ..$1 •A tions is 16 years. ------119-ton Canadian liner Duchess of J . NECK TO GrrCHA OUTAEENYS LEADER?? WEARIN' »T_ Country Board—Retorts • e #6 red ,atock .. ® Atholl, and declared that they |l Hotels—Raataoranta ...... • e 41 Common stock 10fl.oaa.9S . ALLTH' THANKS I GET JU S T A S LONG , EENVS THUGS were “engaged In transporting i| Wanted—Rooma— Board . . . . e a 41 Several Women Assessors Surplus . . , , , lOfl.OOO.OO US H ^ (VWOTOE5'\ ,3 ^ CLOUTIN’WITH . r/lFAnFD? ' " ^ ‘ ^ J >NHO*S WEARIM’ AS 1 CAN STAND , GiTCHA, DON'T Ural Batatv For Rant Male Help Wanted Undivided troops to Egypt nnd the Middle 'LAMBS'^/NE THINK STIONES.' e.T/-wiccf Aa FINEeiwic UUA.VWAY TT U.HULK‘. I THIS IS NO '^TH'MOOVIAW ON MY HIND COME CRY IN’TO Apartmvota. Plata. Ta.nrmai] u t l profits 11.04®.I t Etost." WHERE'S! HE 15 'TIM E FOR 1 C/ Xotkw to the Inhabitants of tl SavInRS department tacked, and the claim waa added Real estate Por Sale TO W N MANCHESTER, borrowInRi ...... to 65 years of age Will be considered for or Other Ilabllltlea (sav- to a lengthening list o f German- 'a'; Apartment Building for Sale e • t » AU ProperW Owners to flle Bualuaaa Property for Sale . • • n InffS d ep artm en t)...... reported submarine successes, ad employment. complete list of A LL PERSONAL Parma and Land for Sale . . . .« • 11 WOULD LIKE vanced recently without subatan-' Houaaa tor Sals ...... 11 PROPERTY (excepting MOTOR Total liabilities No experience required as we will train new employees. capital accounts ...... 1^()04,4» 7.i7 tiation.) Lota for Sale ...... • a 11 VEHICLflS) owned and taxffble The command said the Orcades Raeert Property for Sale .... • • 14 Persons now on war w'ork will not be considered for State of Connecticut. County of In the Town oUMancheater. Hartford, ss. Manchester. waa sunk off Cspetowm and the. Suburban for Sale ...... • • If ' employment with us. Real EsLala tor Exchange .. e • It PERSONAL PROPERTY I, Harold ,C. Alvord. Treasurer of Duchess of Atholl between Cape-’ Wanted— Real Eatata ...... •• 11 ROOMS Aircraft, Machinery, Water the above named bank, do aolemniy town and Freetowm. It described, Bus transportation to cover all shifta now .available swear that the above statement la aoetloo— L.egaT Natleei 1 Power, Dama, Horses, O tU e, Leret Notfrea ...... I t direct to the mills from W'ilUmantic, Andover and teue to the best of my knowledffe the ships as “equipped with arms Sheep, Goats, Swlna, Poultry, and bellef.^^^^^ ^ a LVORD and prepared for the transport of V . Bolton. Jewelry, Household Pumlture, Subscribed and sworn to twfore 9,000 to 10,000 men." With or Without Board^ Commercial Furniture, Libraries, me .this 8th OcUthe^r^Wr In addition, the high command T * • I t ’B S !»T 0»» / 4 FaiW ng Tools, Tractors, Road ^ssiid, two other ahips totaling 17,- pfipa. *s4t rr at! HSIOCI, »«;_ Notary Public. CHENEY BROTHERS Write Box M\,X, Care of The Herald Machinery, Farm Produce, Me ^ tons were sent to the bottom Employment Bureau Main Office Hartford Road chanics Tools, Goods of Mfg., Ca H-10-l«-4t. ' ______the South Atlantic off the Afrl- bles, etc.. Bonds and Notes, Ex a t a COURT OF PROBATE HELD 1 coast by German submarines BY MERRILL BLOSSEB^ A-1 Reason cess Credits. aU other Taxable at Manchester, within »"<•***' and “In spite of the fact that con FRECKLES AND HlS FRIENDS District of Manchsster. on the l«th tinuous heavy autumn storms con- Goods. '' d »y of Octobor. A. D.. ^ MUST BE FILED ' Pr#i«nt,WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Kaq.. aiderably handicapped opexationa,” A n d twatS o n e o f t nh . RED RYDER No Plac* To Linger BY FRED HARMAN other U-boats sank 14 ships total Such lists shall be filed not later lAMNY 1 PONT bCamb REASONS WHY 1 DIO/ than October thlrtyrflifft In each ■'"Iriate of ing 82,000 tons out of fully-laden Mancheiter.- Ill Mid District, d«- YOUfRE- HIM FDR Bva.-. year, or. If the thirty-first shall be convoys bound across ths North IMG FOR.y o u /, ItVOLiT HE’S W A l£AM£? •WkC THERE’S A lOT IKMOVO A lL f Atlantic for England. Terribly MYAONCE ■ACOUT THIS MESA HELP ME SET Sunday or a legal holiday, then '*On*^tnotlon -1>f Josephine Emonds SWEET, . 1 ffll in LCVE HALLOCK F|N£ SfOT on the next business day follow o f aald Manchester Admilnlitratrlx vAiiTiJ \jru I t j e e B E F O R E H E IVIAMT TDKJtoVJ O ff 1H\S ME6A ORDERED:—That six months Freckles/ ing. Failure to flle euefa lists, ftom the 10th day of Prisoner-Laden Ship A l i v e . V4HOLET21BE T4ESE PEOPLE AiMDl VIILL means (T E N PER CENT) addi l f 4l b* and the aamc ara nmltcrt FAMORS . l U R l W O i ANTJ IW E lE U .'tX i/ tional to taxpayers’ lists. Sunk by British Sub THE OFFICE OF THE BOARD In which to brlnit. In their claims I D l i S f awalnat aald eatats. and the said Rome (From ItallAn ^Broati- OF ASSESSORS IN THE MU Admlnlatratrix la ■^,*'‘*®**®,,’ “ **T* pasti), OcL 14— (85 —The high NK ÂL BUILDINO IS OPEN public notice to the* c "| "tp ” command said today ax Italian FROM - brtn* In their clatme within said ship loaded with 400 British pris time, allowed by Postlnff S A, M. to 4:M P. M„ daUy, ax- thia order on the public alffn post oners had been torpedoed by 'a oeptlag Sstorday, 9 A. M,, to IS to th® place where tha de- British submarine. ' NOON. ?eaJ?d last dwelt within said town An Italian submarine was re BOARD OF-ASSESSORS, and by publlshlnff the wm o In tome ported missing in the Atlantic. . newspaper havlnx a clrculMlon In EihU it. G. Hohenthal, Ji',, uid probate- dletrlct. within ten The Italian communique said Chalmiaa. dayi from the date of this order, that 261 tit the British prisoners Thomas Y Lswle and return make to thIa court of on the torpedoed Italian vessel hatl Henry A. Mutrls. th. notice ^ bieen saved by the Italian crew. Manchester, Conn,, October 1st, Judffe. Of the Italian submarine lost 1942,» ■ B -10-14-A$, ______• tn the Atlantic, the Italian com ♦ V r ^ a / REAL ESTATE AND MOTOR munique aaid that “the crew for Mi f l aegto ffjwSkals, l e t . ' VEHICLES need not ba lncluded the most part baa been dgptured Fi in D>ch UsL Read Herald Advs. by tha enemy."

■ I iêiewfiwwsi.'* ; /• B lM irE g l f WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14,1941 . 1 iimtrltr^nr Ewnitts Ufralft The Weather. Average Dally Circulation Foceeaat of O. 8. Weather Bnrean lôr the Month of 8dptemh«r. W4S \ Haleys October Sale of Intermittent light rain with Pt- 7,637 .1- tle change la temperatore tonight. .. Member of the Audit \ - V ' . 1 Bureaa of CIrenlatlona SHEETS, TOWELS Manch$»ter--~-âty 61 Charm X (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS CGlaaaned Advertiabig oa Page i t ) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942 and BLANKETS VOL.LXIL, NO.YS I» One Of The Big Value / Military Leaders Testify On Draft Events. Of This Season! o r tan t e of lanese •s in SO M o r e ! Is 100% Wool Filled To Regain ons Nazis Clai; ^ . y ->■ Continue Move to Drive Aiition on Consparatively Flying Autos Infantry and Panzer Un- j T [ All Airdrome Aineriean Army and. Power Tied Small Scale; Every (The First Shipment Sold Out in I Days!) . itM Break Stubborn Marine Forces Out of Probing Thrust by Ger Area Alight Seen Likely Special Sale of Ruaaian Resistance O f To Farming Islands Despite Con Mr, Clark, buyer for our Fur Department, has just returned from man TaiikB and Infan fered in Blocks of After War siderable Losses in try Reported Repulsed After Raid New York where he made a-very unusual purchase of Houses and Barri Arid Lands Last FoOr Davj*; Guad W inter —Red Army Lines H alcanal .Virfield Hit cades; Tractor Fac [Rabaul Is Dealt Fourth Possibility of Pevelop- FOR MlSJt OR MATRON mail) Stable; Nazis f Government Converting Hard in Jap Attacks tory , Is Taken by Heavy Pountling in ment Pictured by Wil- FELT AND VELVET PILLBOXES, BONNETS Deserts into F ood- Bury Additional Men. Storm; Blit Pillboxes. Period of Eight Days; soui President of Unit Wasliington, Oct. 15.—(/P) AND MEDIUM BRIMS Producing Areas in Moscow, Oct. ■ 15.— (/P)— All Return Safely. ed Aircraft . Gorp. —iThe Navy announced* today Regularly $1.25 to $1.69 Bulletin! Harnessing of Rivers. The Battle of Stalingrad that the Japane.se have ’ Berlin (From German brought up heavy Naval uni^^ For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Quality deadlocked today in compara . Somewhere in New Guinea, Oct. Boston, Oct. 15.—(/P)—The pos Broadcasts), Oct. 15.— in their apparently all out t(- •v/ Denver, Oct. 15—■(>?).—At part tively small scale actions 14^(D elayed)—(/P)—Flying tort* sibility of post-war deyelpppient ■ edfirimunique as being seven mJMtHAM ' Berlin (From G.er.man was explained today to the Na- which lit -up Lakanai and Vunuka- press (ocean) liners of the late ships, including a battleship, dam- M iM CM KrTM Co m m * Uonal Reclamation association by the factories forming the back nau airdromes, flanking Rabaul'a Broadcasts), Oct. 15.—i of New York, one of the authors of the Lieut. A1 Progar of Springdale, nal to help the Marines defend to Moscow crept southward to Pa., w h o piloted the fiare plane, inaide the beaieged city.) Tri^l of Axis ward the Volga basin a.id the Caut original. selecUyAêrvice law, before taking the stand before the the Solomon 'islands key point $13.98 Valuea said ‘> 'c made our run ov^r the against .newly-developing Japa Kellef Attacks Repelled casus, the Russians rep orts the committee. targcti unloading bomba knd then To Big Plants Values! SHOP EARLY! Stalingrad situation unchanged nese attacks. "Bomber and Stuka formations Leao^s Now started dropping flares." The damage done to the Guad 2 4 H - T b .B a g in rolling engagemenU smashed for the third successive day. Rsbaul ■was well blacked out, he Flour May Be t« Be-Equip Nazis alcanal air field, whtch^had previ enemy pillboxes and artlUery em aaid. blit h e . saw several .fires Somervell Accused ously been - bombarded------by Japa- Be here early for one of these Wool f’ illed Quilt.s. At placements.” the war bulletin Military observers expressed the around the base "most iikelj lit by F v i i a n d i n i f P r o d u c t i o n warships, was not dlacjoaed this low price only becau.se they are made of .short dared, "pnemy attacks of relief Proposes SperiaK Tribu belief that the lull in German ac the Japanese to confuse '«nen upon a height, an^ kill ■ "fhose Having Wife; hit, but oor navigator. Lieut. Irvr «V>ntlnued on Pag© Eight) Spaghetti Pk,: 5c of the Ru8.sian announcement, he ed about 400 of the enemy. Russian ficials "are still expanding big % - Favors Iîwer Age. ing Rappaport of- Montgopiery. plants" e%-en while they are cur Value seemed to be the' most Important fliers aided the defenders. Ala., said our bomba landed right "Soviet airmen destroyed seven Two Escorting Vessels tailing production of "aome they Sbakeiip Seen if not the only captive ■ Axis ad across the dispersal strip." previourtiy expanded” withodt tak herent falling In the category of German tanka and 40 trucks and, X Washington. Oct. 15.— (/P) Lieut Jack Frost of San An Nabisco 100% Bran in air combats, four enemy planes • Damaged Severely by ing full advantage of exlatlng V> prisoners against whom immedi —One million one hundred tonio.' Texr. saw one big fire when Flashes! Tax Included In Nazi Army ate .action was sought by Russia. I were brought down." it was an- Gunfire; TJamcH Visi his fortress crossed over the tar small factories. Hess, former, deputy fuehrer, 1 nounced. ' __ _ tliousand more men will have get area and three when it left. He Somervell aaid there had been (Late Bolletint of the (JPl Wire) ^ 19c M«,Pk, 10c ------S -- has been a British prisoner since 12 Blorkhouaes DemoUfebed [to be drafted by .lanuary 1, said, his bombs burst among park some curtailment due to a de ble from Eiiglisb Coast* creased flow of certain raw ma May 10. IM l, when he parachuted ■ AtKiut 300 Germans were re Selective Service Directoi ed planes. ' , Halder ami Von. Bock ported slain in two days of action I The flight of. fortresses., which terials. but said the situation Matron Fined $150 - - to earth .n Scotland, bearing what lA?wis B, Hershey testified .\tlanta, Oct. 15 —(iF) — Mte Reported ^ Ousted in both Statin and Prime Minister on the Leningrad front. The Bulletin! Sweetheart Soap today in support of legisla - y(ri»iIntinoed on Pag© Two) • Elizabeth .\rnistrong. matron jH Cannon Fine t»ndon, •Oct, 15;—i.ev—The (Continued on Page Eight) tti© C.omnmnlt.v _Honi© for Ulrla, Shift of Commanfls. (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) tion to draft 18 and 19-year- R. F. kept up ItH rla.vllght was fined $1.50 and-given a ana oldp. Most of these 1.100.000, nffenHive * against northern pended prison sentence of U Combination 4 f.,21c Kram-p toda.v when, for the Pitch Black London, Oct. The belief he told the House Mihtary com months toda.v on an a ^ u lt coa- that Hitler has made a drastic second successive afternoon, victlon stemming frorti' te s tlm ^ Tellow Glohe mittee, will come fromxtoe group stronif bomber and fighter MUSLIN SHEETS ahakeup in his military commands, of nfen having aecondsrjc^depeno- Heavy Bomber Attack tVW two girls that she punlshte ousting -both Col. Gen. Franx Hai Rickenbacker Sees Air forces swept across the chan them by burning. She was co n v w Woven for longer wear, with -soft bleached finish free enls. such as parents, arid those Turnips 10 u . 25c der and Field Marshal Fedor Von having a wife only. The\ rest nel. » ed .vestenhiy after., a brief trial from sizing. Made by the makers of the famous Cannon Bock, was expressed today by w-ould be men with no dependimts. In whl on the teetlmiiny ol t o w e ls . basis of persistent reports from Trend in Allies’ F ay or 1,.500,000 in Younger Group X.. ily-eacortwl German supply ship two teen age former residents o. Stockholm. Hershey estimated that drop ^ scribed as Important, was sunk the home that she burned then Yellow Onions 10 li» . 43 c PERSIAN Haider V w chief of the German ping the minimum draft age from with matthes as punishment foi general staff, and Von Bock com Euro(>e,an Theater to Re 20 to 18 would make available 1,- in the English channel early Wed T»» BirecI Hil» Arr AllOtliei' Slliu smoking. Today’s sentence war . . . . manded the ijowerful Nazi drive 500.000 "of what Is the besj of our nesdky by British Ifght ■ Naval appealed hi defense oouHael. 8 lx 9 9 $1.49 Bill to Curb main Air Battlefield forcesNYhe Admiralty announced Scored on Large Mer------* ■ • • • • Fresh Spinach 3-Lb.êck oa StalingracL manpower." These obaervera. whose names Until Superiority He explained to the committee toilay. \ chanlman in Daylight Sunk in River 1‘osipones Considering Bill _ , could not be diactoaed, said that Rent Passed that after Jkn. 1 selective service Two o f ^ h e escorting vessels Washington, Oct. 15—i.T)— T18 Mrlnliioh . the continued rejiorts that the gen Over Nazi Airmen. must look for its manpower needs were dama’^ d severely by gun Assault on Tobruk. Senate todav post|M>ned consider 72x108 . . . $1.49 : erals had been ousted appeared to the .teen-age group, to men em fire, the Admiralty said. It report ation of a $6.000.(KM) supplement^ LAMB ed that in a separate Naval clash Torpptloiiip Farther Up baaed on fact, but that the names ployed in Agriculture and essential appr»|trtution ‘meaMurt’s princIpaUj of their succeaaora had not êt New Anti • Inflation Washington, Oct. 15.— (/F) Bulletin! Apples stream , ill Si. Law mone.v for fhe Navy, so that th« been dlaclooed. — Capt. E. V. Rickenbacker (ConUmi^ on Page Eight) . (Contlnned on Page Eight) Cairo, Oct. 1 .5^—?uths here were sUnUaj Fresh Rhode Island Clams GREEN STA.MPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES! (OontlMMd oa Flic* lackt)^ 1943 levels, thus apparenUy open Oaptaiii Rickenbackei'a report it in diseased, injured o f abnormal- mine when they may return to engaging roost of the raiders be The merchant ship was a 4-000- to some in Mexico which ■© ing the way for the president to to the War Department waa made from heredity, Schwab, aaid. The sen'ice. fore they were able ,to • do - any ton vessel and was in a small con to the National Sina^niato MACKEREL FLOUNDER "It muat 'be emphasized," he Treasory Balance'' fix any le v ^ he deemed fair. public by Secretary Stimson with science • is known as electro uamage. a joint communique ot voy group. Dlax, head of the orgisglMtWh mm C »D SMELTS the explanation that Rickenbacker encephalography. added, “ that thU type of examina the RJV.F. and British Middle (In Otta. d the lo#a was an aeetlon 815 for Night's Beat tion la In no way a short cut ex HADDOCK BOSTON BLUE i Th€ JW H AL4coitB was sent hs ttigland to survey Asserting that culture and scien East headquartero aalfi today, nounced by Navy Minister Angus tional Anttaaslfasclsta Washington, O ct IS—(Xh—Tha Stipulationa for the regulation clusion to careful history and neu MacDonald who aaid: "Although ■ALIBITT SALMON M A N C M ISTM CDHH* position of tha Treasury O ct 18 of hotel and rooming bouse Army Air Potve personnel and tists are now held In contempt "In Air activity over the Egyptian of Mexico, came, her© » equipment under actual combat the land of our German enemy," rological , study, but does, aid. aa some abatement in the toll of mer e n .L E T i o r H A im orK - p e r c h - f ix iu n d e r Tt.JW I|ALCeou Receipts W.651.700.97; « charges were written la after one any laboratorv procedure does, the battle front waa reported on a re- Mexteah kadei* Ihte lochl pendtturcs, $81,208,034.19; net committee member aaid a con- conditions and in comparison with Schwab said: MdUIO IM T I Com!* "It is tad to note that Berger -Navy doctor in being promp|,^M- balance, *|3,71&,0Sl,0S3Ji8; eustoma H piMted oat ii< M* Mbomtoty tB ounto and •lOdMit,’’ 9 n i n m » f O i S .- ■ ■ li