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V - ■ TltUKSDAT, OCTOSBR M, 1M4 W A m T W K L V * Manchester £!venirtg Herald Average Daily Circulation The Weather For tha Moatk o f September, 1944 Forocaot ol L. 8. Ueatber .Aays and during ,that Bms soma gree work, and for presenting such Roderick M, Crockett of West of ^lem visited a nearby salt a large class for 'initiation. ‘ Hartford, president of the Connec Boys Saw War Gt^ange M eet Rain lon'ght, bepoming heav> AH oulTow ii mine which 'was 160 feet below Preceding the degree work a 8 ,9 0 8 late tonight nnd Saturday; not e«i ticut Horticultural Society and ground. In this mins tbers was harvest supper ednsisting of'meat WEDDING Well known to Manchester Garden loaf, salads. Cola ilawi peas and Member of the Audit cool tonight, but continued cool' an altar carved out of asdt and Well Attended Saturday; lacreaalag'wlada. Club, members, will give a series Coming in ’32 also a ballroom, used for a dance, served by the Home Economics Bureud of Clrculattoaa Offican and tMchera of the Sec of Lessons in Botany, beginning cariots, rolls, coffee and pie wras BIRTHDAY ond Coacrentional church school once a year. An old caatle also \ iHandtoifcip— 4 City of Village Charm next week Tuesday and continuing was visited and, before entering, committee. The chairman of that will meet at the church thU eve each Tueeday at 7:30 tlismigh Large Class o f CantTi- committee. Mrs. Nonnle Hllding, ANNIVERSARY ning at eight o’clock. Miss Edna Speaker .Tells Coliim- it was necessary to put on a Maseh. The eonrse wtU he given mocassin-like piece of-'TWJtwear who was unable to be present, as (ClaaaUlod Advertlalag oa Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1944 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Ward, the new director of the in Room 123 of Hartford High dates Initiated ia the VOL. L X lV .,N O . 17 hian Squire* Trip He over their shoes in order to pre sisted the committee with its church school will speak to the School, Broad street building. All plans for the meal. / MADE TO ORDER group on her plans for the year's members of the society are invited Took Through Europe vent scratching the highly-polished 3rd and. 4th Degrees. work. A social time will fellow to bring guests without charge. flqjir. Blue Danube Gray THE NEW CHARLES BAKERY with refreshments served Iqr the •When the Polish boys at the TTie ipaii). lodge hall of the: Ma church school committee, Mrs. From the Krakow camp the 18J-187 NO. BAIN STREET PHONE M»9T The intermediate Fellowship of camp near Krakow said tho Ger sonic Temple was filled last night DR. I. GERSHANOFF Ferdinand Klein, Mrs. Albert Post tie South Methodist church, an or group went to Vienna, Austria. by Grangers. The occasion was thp and Mrs. Karl Keller. ganization of boys and girls 12 mans were preparing for war, we Mr. Smore started out alone to conferrIng'-Qf the third arid fourth OPTOMETRIST to 14 years of age, will gather at laughed at them.” declared Fred the famed blue Danube, got degrees pn a large class of candi Successor to D O N 'T FORGET! Wednesday Is Mrs. John Hillman and daugh the church tomorrow night at seven erick Smore ih felling the members l^!ost t and re-directed so that ho dates, enrolling, with Manchester of Brown-LaGace circle of Colum Dr. Walter Oliver r inos to Hit Japs; ter, Dorotlw. o f 20 Fatrview o ’clock. A motion picture will be found the river and then was dls- Grange. ., street, left n is morning for Mont shown and games arranged by a bian Squires about a trip he took aj^pointed to discover that It was The ladies’ degree team under 915 Main SL Tei. 6030 D O N U T DAY!!! e s , Canada, where they will committee of young people will be abroad in 1032 in company with a a dlrlv gray. the direction of .Mrs. Fred Man 7 spend two weeks. They wlU make played. Nancy Erwin is chairman group of other boya under the Lucerne and Geneva ^ Switz ning of the drill team, and Mrs. JELLY DONUTS - Dozen 28c their headquarters at the Wind and will be assisted by Mrs.. T. B. sponsorship of the Y. C. A. erland were the next stops. At Earl Swallow %a master exempli sor Hotel. Feebler, superintendent of the Irf- “Whether they were giiesilng or the latter city the League of Na fied the thflrd degree. The fourth termediates. and the pastor, Rev. really knew what they Were talk degree wSs exemplified by Master ing about, their predlc^n nonethe tions building was viewed. He W. Ralph Ward, Jr. also remarked that there was a Wilbur T. Little of Manchester BOILERS less came tnie seven-yesra later," Orange and his associate officers. TALL CEDAKS tremendous beach on Lake Gen AND on A number of members from At the Salvation Army citadel he continued. eva. , this evening at 7:30 a tea and get- ‘■yta I look back fhe German boys Granges In surrounding towms that I met apwfar to have been They then ' traveled across were present. Including East Hart together wilt be held for all sol southeast France to Paris from FURNACES - 4 * diers of the Manchester Corps. just like the English, Dutch, Pol ford, Tolland, Vernon, Wapping WAYNE W. PHILLIPS Bingo ish, Czech, Austrian, Swiss and which several side trips were and Cromwell. The State Grange HIGH POM^a^VACUUM This special meeting will be for taken. In Paris Mr. Smore re Where Philippine Landings Are Reported the purpose of discussing the win French boys we met on our travels. was represented by Ira Willcox of CLEANKD membered seeing the Eiffel tower, Tolland, assistant stewa/d of that Commercial Refrigeration ter activities. Major J. H. Sweet Yet apparently Hitler was able to Get all the beat yon ehoold tmoi Orange Hall Instill the poison of racial super the Arc de Homphe, the Louvre' group. Mr. Wilcox complimented will preside. and the Unknown Soldier’s grave. yont rationed fuel thle Winter. Ground Forces Pour the local Orange for its fine de- inants iority In them and make them Engineering and Service Garrison The cazt;le at Fontainbleau and the Let OB condition yonr heattag MILES Mary C. Keeney Tent. Daugh thipk it was their destiny to go out plzut now. Call aay ttme! Tomorrow Night ters of Union War Veterans, will and conquer the world. I sometimes palace of Versailles were viewed Service and Equipment for Markets, Grills Hospitals, 2S Wonder if some of the boys I met on the side trips.,e HE.NRT J. PARENT 23 REGULAR GAME^ 25c. meet at the Y.M.C.A. this evening Dairies, Restaurants Milk Coolers, Deep Freeze Cabi at eight o’clock. camp were not among those The next stop was Cherbourg TEL. 2-0155 7 SPECIAL GAMES who, during this war. have dropped where the boys took the boat for nets Etc- by Y anks; Ashore Upon Leyte; SWEEPSTAKES bombs perhaps on some of their home. They ran Into a storm TELEPHONE 3622 MANCHESTER WEEKLY PRIZE campiMtes.” coming back which reaulted in HAR#ORD PROMPT 1 42ianglng of the Guards minor irritstlon.s and one of the Aecideel and ladeaieily CeapaBy MONTHLY PRIZE Mr. Smore told of seeing the finest sights to .see on the whole FOR EXPERT - W AR BOND D/\Y a n d N IG H T whispering gallery In St. Paul's in trip was thjj Statue of Liberty ,Te Be Drawn Oct. 27 INSURANCE • WELDING London and the changing of the again. City Left Ruins Three Points Seized guards at St. James’ palace during Next Wednesday evaning the • WIRING the few days spent in England. At circle is planning to have an open TRY A DELICIOUS HOT MEAL this dally ceremony a crowd al meeting at which pirdspective Arthur A. Knoflo • RANGE BURNER Huge Convoy Under OM n oors Sanded aad Beflnish- ways was on hand to watclb he members will b* guests. SERVICE Last Convulsive Gasp of g m o k e N o W Homonhoo I. said. < 875 Main St. TeL 5440 Double Header British Force Big Planes ed. New- Floors Laid aad Ba- The chief memory of tho visit to A t the 5 a PHILIPPINE IS. Protection of Naval ALICB OOFRAM “ Ask Ypar Neighbor” CALL Resistance in Center; fahhed. SO Teais^ Expeitaaea. Holland was-the viewing of a col Comotet It., And Air Power; Gen* lection of the paintings of Rem (Known As Queen Alice) Of City in Which 100 ,.’RURKE@ SPIRITCAL aOBDroM n A t FaStCSt Attack Made Japs to Quit Now Lead WILLIAM NOWSCH brandt. Rudy" Johnson eral Tells People He Crossing into Germany, at Seventh Dangliter of • Seventh Son Hartford Road Tavern SS Men Barricaded Pkoae BoekviUe 507-12 ^ Ir-^’ taKiftsT HinruKim U3«ii Cologne, the young travelers saw Borii Wnb n Veil. Fulfilled Vow to Re Readings Dally, tncloding Sunday, 3 7 8 Hartford Road Telephone 3813 Themselves in Defi Rate E ver On Stuttgart Burma Town In Output its famous cathedral, a fine ex Higrh Quaiity Cleaning Of Phone 8028 Siorgoo I. ample of Gothic architecture; at B A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint- Before 8 A. M. or After 5 P. Bf. turn; President, and noent. In the Servfea of the Peo Heatinfi Systema and FULL COURSE MEALS ance of Artillery ; Di Coblenx a castle whose grounds ple for SO Veara. Chimneys Withdrawal from Falam Non-Ttwtical Types Ac Cabinet Re-Establish covered 600 acres and where the W’e Also Cater To Banquets and Parties. rect Fire of 155 mm. Answer Given by Ciga Large Forces of Hali- troops of the American Army of 169 Cbnrch Street, Hartford, Conn. FURNACE REPAIRING - Phone 5-2024 Gun Wrecks Building. rette Industry as Rea faxes and Lancasters Important as Jap Po count for Only Two Government on Island. FUEL Occupation were quartered aftbr on . BURNER SERVICE HEAR .the last war; terraced land along A Fuel Saving Investment son fo r Shortage in Pound City; Third At litical Influence Over Per Cent of Produc General MacArthur’s Head the Rhine river where the grapes Is Vonr Patriotic Doty. London, Oct. 20.—(/P)— Suriqoo SULUAN quarters, Philippines, Oct. 20* for the famous Rhine wines were For Full taformntlan Call Ruined Aachen, a sprawling Supply at Present. tack Blasts Numberg. ^ Chin Hills Natives Cut. tion by Weight Now. WITH PLEASURE! raised; and at Nuremberg the Iron ■ ^ JP )— Gen. Douglas MacAr- Maiden, torture racks and the like city of death and destruction, LECUERC Van Camp Bros. fell today to Lieut. Gen. New York, Oct. 20.—(;P)—There L,ondon. Oct. 20. — (O — TTie Southeast Asia Command Head Washington, Oct. 20— i>P)— Re thur landed powerful invasion Next the group went to Prague, quarters, Kandy, Ceylon, Oct. 20— forces in the heart of the AS nOKAHAS AM $011191 Czechoslovakia where, he recalled, FUNERAL HOME IS Tears' Experience! 7th and 8th Graders! Courtney H. Hodges’ U. probably will be almost as many R. A. F. made a shattering double- flecting the continued emphasis on header attack last night on Stutt- i (JPt — British presauie exerted bigger and more powerful combat Philippines, announced to the VImc At'ZiaiA gadiaalc Heulas they saw the famous clock on the - 2.3 Main Street TELEPHONE 5244 S. First Army on the seventh cigarettes made for dome^ti^' con Aid k doiiw fac ifaianaaik of oOwn ~ city hall which not only tells the gart, one of the main centers of j southward from captured Tiddim plapes, training planes and other people of the archipelago "I h cia mmt Ukolr do for r«u. Our Miss Jeann^ director of Jeanne’s Studio of day of its siege. Tonight the sumption this year as in 1943. hour and the minute, but also the Phone 5269 Free Inspections! electrical engineering industries in j in northwestern Burma has forced non-tactical types now account for have returned” and called up S lU DO IONtrBATKNr Itt* four OW B day and the month and shows the victorious Yanks started "What about the cigarette MIN mm doddo. No 'Msh pconato." Wo Dance, is replying *o your many requests re shortage?” you ask. The cigarette Gei-many, with two large forces of | the Japanese to evacuate the town only two per cent by weight of the on them to “ rise and strike” bo «ao bo positions of the atara in the heav mopping up the last rem- of Falam. it was announced today. entire American aircraft produc their Japanese conquerors. la oad tw * k oid-oo ens; a aide altaV in one of the nantz of the Nazi garrison, Irap- Industry kimply answers^ "Amer Halifaxes and Lancasters poundink j garding a class in which you may learn how to icans are smoking at the fastest Map shows where sn-American fleet attacked the Leyte Gulf in The withdrawal waa described as tion. Ground forces poured ashore in churches which contained 27,000 F ' on the outakirta. The capture the city four hours apart. Important in that it weakened Jap This contrasts with 1842 when Leyte gulf, from a hpge convoy pounds of silver; and a wayside of the first major German city, a rate in history—thst's why there’s the Central Philippines and troops were landed from transports on Have It A third large scale attack was the tiny island of Suluan, 425 miles southeast of Manila, and oh anese political influence over some 15 per cent of the airframe weight under protection of a terrific Na A shrine on St. Charles' bridge. gateway to the Ruhr, was com a shortage.” carried out simultaneously on RAMONie Waltz Fox-Trot Polka * three beachheads on Leyte.—NEA telephoto. 40,0b0 natives of the Chin hills. accepted waa in trainers, com val and air bombardment, quickly At the international camp near pleted at 3:30 p. m., (10:30 a. m., Picture Of Esthnated Output Numberg, another engrlneenng The town, 30 miles south of Tid munications, and special purpose YeSf We Are Open e.w.t.), official announcements seized three stm ng. beachheadf Delivered HIARINO AID Krakow the boys were billeted in The National Association of center, and a lighter raid waa made dim, geographically is the natural types. along Leyte island’s east coazL such fashion that different nation Rhumba — Conga and Jitterburg from the field saifi. Tobacco Distributors, Inc., and M M n m on Wiesbaden in the Rhineland, seat of administration for the cen KhirUng Emphaola Shown I Broadritata Over Rndio alities were mixed together in the The city is 340 miles, ftom Ber other trade sources today gave More than 1,000 bombera partici tral Chin hills. " H I M«4«IA-a-A ^Classes Will Be for Hollister Street School At That lin and 40 miles from Ck>logne on this picture of estimated output A review by the War Production While they pressed inland to NOW! same quarters. They played For Business pated in the four attacks^ Operating In Advance Units ward the fertile valleys General WiHi N«utr«l*Color basketball and other gamM and School Auditorium At 5 P. M. Thursdays. the Rhine. It had a peacetime pop for domestic consumption: While.not m common practice. It Nazis Report Reds The hillsmen have been operat board today of shifting emphasis lorpKpfiD end Core ulation of 16T-.000. Production could range as high ing in advance units of the 14th in aircraft production since the MscArthur took to tbs sir In a went swimming imd, while they waa. not the first time that R. A. F, broadcast over the "Voice of Free had* verbal,arguments, there was For Barnard School Pupils At Tinker Hall, Attacklag Slam Sept. 15 as 262,0(X),000,000 cigarettes in night raiders haije struck twice in Army throughout the present cam fall of France In 1940 stressed that B A N TLY the output now is tioncentraled in dom" radio, telling the people he no suck thing an a fist fight. Each I.«ast year’s Period 4 Fridays At 4 P. M. The doughboys had been attack 1944 but ^ill be pared several bil the eame place. Several months paign beginning in India at Im- Permanents $6-50 to $15-00 phal. More than 1,000 Japanese tactical .types—bombers, flghtera, had fulfllled his two and a half day was devoted to a particular ing aipce Sept. 15, and for a week lions by manpower shortagea and ago they hit Cologne three times Move to Frontier; year old vow to return. OIC COMPANY country when the boys of that na and 5 Coupons Good they had engaged in street by between sunset and aunriae. casualties have been inflicted by 155 Center Street tion would take over the program. atreet fighting with bazookas, (Continned on Page SIz) them. (Continued on Png Six) MacArthur told the FilipinoB Two Expert and Popular Operators: Fires sa il Burning their president, Sergio Osmena, For example, he said, when the Until Aug. 3 1 , 1945. bayonets and self-prd^lled guns. The first wave waz over Stutt The Japanese now withdrawing PHONE 5293 Americans put on'their program MRS. BETTY MARCO - - MISS EILEEN CRATTY along the Tiddim-Kalewa road and hie cabinet were with him on Aachen waa left a mass of gart last night about 8:30 p. m.. Leyte and had re-established the American folk songs were a fea L. T. WOOD CO. wreckage by fanatics! German re and when the second force reached Debreeen Quitted were under attack by American Mitchell bombers of the Eastern Carobnas Hit government on Philippine soiL ture. Phone 4496 sistance. British* Enter the city shortly before 1 a. n). They stayed there about seven Announcing Young German officers, many of crews said fires were atill burning Air command as well as British "Rally to me.” MacArthur said them not long back: from the Rus from the initial blow. The bomb* Hurricanes. to the Filipinos. "Let the indomi sian front, threw away their lives era battled storms'snd icing condi- Russians Mass Vast W hen Storm table spirit of Bataan and Corregi- Cesena; Other « dor lead on. As the lines of battle EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S NELL’S BEAUTY SALON to gain another oak leaf cluster on ditions to and from the.target and Tank Forces in Roiiiin- i Japs Claim British WHY NOT PAY A 35 MAIN STREET TEL. 5922 their iron crosses—waging war both attacks were made through roll forward to bring you within Cmraad Beef apd Cabbage Insulate Now! Our Re-Opening Saturday fare for vanity. thick clouds. Carrier Is Sunk Goes Inland the zone of operation, rise and VISIT TO The last convulsive gasp of re- Gains Scored ter Heide, 2 0 Miles Stage Is Hit strike.” N A TIV E B r o i l e r s It Is a roundtrip of approximate By The Associated Press Keep cool in Summer, * siatance in the center of the city ly 1,000 miles to both Stuttgart and South of Eydtkau; With MacArthur waa every D^ICIOUS STEAKS .GREENBROOKE was at a large stone building In Japanese Imperial Headquarters warm in Winter. Save fuel Numberg. A few O rm an night asserted today that Japanese air Heatlfi Northward Slow-! IN MANCHESTER which 100 SS men had barricaded Fifth Army Makes Lo fighters were seen but there were Great Titnk Battle In Campaign (Continued oa Pnge Ten). CLAMS AND OYSTERS ON THE HALF.SHELL during the critical period themselves in defiance of artillery men had sunk a British aircraft DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! You’ll be thrilled when you see cal Advances in Cen few combats. Fought in Hungary.' carrier arid a destroyer yesterday ly with Decreasing In this new community of smartly and enjoy lower fuel bills. YES! which had pressed the defenders Crews said by the time the lajit into an ever narrowing space. in an engagement with a ^Naval styled, solidly built homes. — OAK GRILL- Live and sleep in comfort. tral Italian Sector ship started its bomb, run over Dewey Prepare New At task force which Tokyo earlier had tensity After Causing | ReymandOTV Restaurant Choice of five distinctive models Knock Out Last Stronghold Stuttgart the clouds were lit up by London, Oct. 20.—- ' Ih e Ibtlay revised upward, to 660,- National Restaurant (Continued.^ Peg* 7en) Work in Peacetime. (Continued on Page fe ) ^ tkken at gunpoint Different P 1 a e e a . With Isolationists. (Continued OB Pnge I’ien) (Continued on'Pnge Ten) : last night from' an armored enr Wartime Conference;— \ driver by two ovemlled and arroed^ G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Reno, Nev„ Oct. 20— Gov. ' robbers, railing It "the largeot rob- we’re ready with Vinl Boston, Oct. 20.—( f l—More With Truman En Route to John W. Bricker today offered this i Hails Invasion fbery In the history of tho police * Street Battle Butte, Mont., Oct. —(/P)—Sen Lumber of AU Kinds ^ $55 BUYS .lan 200 persons, thany of them three-point formula for guaran- m -n-ai • z • • i deparL'ienf.” Inspector Charles T. and Vigor and brim servicemen, were driven from the ator Harry 8. Truman, Democrat Cold Buttermilk Become teeirg jobs in peacetime: ic vice presidential candidate, re O f FhllippilieS|^“„X"T ..Id opemtor. of th. MasQU Supplier— Paint-:r*Hardware Ck>pley Square hotel in the Back Fatal for 19 1. Provide stability in govern-- ______Transport Company, one of • eTHi Dry Food Y our ALL-YEAR ming ovir .with'new newed his attack on Oov, Thorogs ment; w’honi Is a policeman himself, had Balsamj Wool Insulatiop Bay district early today b y ’a firs E. Dewey’s foreign policy views Warm Issue in Campaign 2. Maintain "pur system of pri reported that, in addition, to the ill o v i which rDeputy Fire. Chief John F. today as his special campaign car Doo W L I ideas — to Seri e you vate enterprise.” Roosevelt Says Japan $35;000' ' previously announced* COMFORT ' McDoiiough said' had been "Set In Mob Fights Troops in headed' fOr Butte, Mont, where he* 3. "Repudiate those alien forces there waa* an additional 615.00# < T bU« fBBllr waf BrlMm k*9 Dbr Ch«w belter HANSEN’S ,fa- six different placea." speaks over the radio tonight. By Francis J. KeUy Reminded of a claim made by wljich. If given a chance, would destined to cash payroll checks dinnor. tscaMM pBf Cti«w COAL COKE OIL r Palermo After Demon Will Be Taught .Cost McDonough estimated daniage He departed from his prepai;.ed W ashington,Oct. 20—i>P)—Cqld the late Bulgarian scientist-Metch- mqke our workers economic slaves, for shoe workers In. Peabody. 1ms b Cav«r d*t« vMlIy f* In froB* mous quality f o o ^ to the atructure, located at the address at Seattle’s Civic audito buttermilk became a hot campaign nikoff that buttermilk topers live the servants of the state.” Of Treachery, Deceit. « * • •hBicB foodinf tBsti eemduclBd bf Fur* 2MainSL Tel. 5125 comer bf Huntington avenue and stration Chver Wages. Inn R w w eh, daft prrftff d l>Bf Ch««r rium last night to assert that he issue today. to a ripe old age, Ickes said that ^ e Repubican ndiplnee for vice ; Three Aviators .Missing \ Ebeeter street, at 65,000.. did not believe the Republican was all right with him. As for to all BlHBr BinbiUr tjrpB fMd« toaUd. Harold L. Ickes, a seif-admitted president In a prepared speech re- j Bulletin! Boston, Oct. 20,—lAb—Three And D«c Chaw k tottar than a frmh Special Re-Openingi The deputy fire qhief said Rome, (Jet. 20—(S')— Nineteeij standard bearer "has the intesti buttermilk addict, contends that Dewey;,he indicated he’d like to leased in advance by his campaign Naial aviators were listed es ■Mat dkt tor fa «r da«e far nat avan l l « blazes had been “set on the aec- parsons died as the result of a nal fortitude’' to “read the isola Republican Presidential Nominee have him around to run against staff asserted that the New Deal Washington, Oct. 20—t/P)—, haat partarhaiMa atrah pravldti ALL tha missing tcMlay by First Naval dis - ond floor, in ball curtains on the street battle yesterday In Palermo, tionists ouLof his party. 'Thomas E. Dewey shoul^l drink it. the Democratic presidential nomi "can not return the American President Roosevelt aflnounred trict after their bomber crasiwd |1 ■sral pratolMe cnlmral«e vitomlna aad second, third and fourth floors and Sicily, between a mob and lUlian “It’s taken six long years for nee in -every election from now on. athar toad aiaMitlala aiipyHrd h f Dac . "1 don’t think anyone is going goverriinent to its fundamental today that operations In the Into the sea off Point Judith, R. L* |i: Attraction in two different closeta bn the troops. him to tell us he’s not an Isolation Philippines are proceeding on Vs Chaw—aaaantlj^ a dac naada fto U p td be elected president on a sour Desirable Nutritive qualities traditions of freedom for the in and burst Into flames. The ship* aanrfttlan. Start larding Pac Chaw ta> third floor,” SMvatore Aldiaio, Italian high ist, but he’s still a satisfactory note,” Ickes said. "He ought to The Department of Agriculture dividual under the constitution.” " schedule with light losses and from the tjiionset Point, R. I., slf toy-waaaHittnIwSSw SA'TURDAY, OCT. 21 SUNDAY, OCT. 22 Among the 200 persona driven conimiasloner, said today the dis candidate to Willie Hearst and drink buttermilk with his lunch conceded., tha* buttermilk has some "It la too tired and too confused that the enemy was caught farillty. went down . aboot 19:3# lMlto.hacr and in batik. RECAP YOUR TIRES to the street as amoke swirled order followed, a demonstration Bertie McCormick,” . Truman told eons." highly desirable nutritive qualtties within itself,” he declar^. strategically off guard by the p. m.' last night. .Another ONE DAY SERVICE! through the building were Boat- staged by employes of private con the audience. In delivering the oral prescrip but didn’t go overboard for It like Favor Allen Philosophies attock. The President read to witnesand the accldeat a»d s * ^ avmln’s Mate Fi];M ' Class L. A. cerns who wanted wage rises "I wonder if he is willing,” he tion at his press conference yes Ickes. ' "Besides, , it is a prisoner of his newB conference a message moned hlr aad surface crnl4 bu» wtaterz! InttzU laew y-lifht L i^re, USCXrR, of Rudington, asked, “to read Col. Robert Mc equivalent to those granted state terday, Ickss failed to aperify "Buttermilk isi similar to skim forces and men who hold allegi received Inst night from Geb. an all night sanrch lolled to d ^ Bring Thfm In in the Morning . . . Have Them In tht KqraoUs Cottea TmaUfiBa in Jilcli... and his wife. aad local government employes. Cormick and William Randolph ance to alien philosophies df gov- whether ha was speaking as ssc- milk in food vsliie," it decUrsd in Dougina MoeArtkar and ad- claae any trace el the pinna er lid Evening! yonr attic kt s fm hum. Am Carried J>owa Ild a r s "JoUMd by Law laamMita” Hearst, publishers, and the “blglit farmers' bulletin 1706. "It contains dzamenL Hillman, Brow'der! the drnasnd to Gen. OMrge C. pUot-efllcer .Sad two Lietrasna. The crowd Of demonstrators had Republican isolationist senators retatY of the interior or os owner PAC and the Communists won’t ONLY GRADE A, TRUCK RUBBER USED! avwzfc zoic com 1)3. Yowa Several other guests were car of Headwaters farm In nearby most of the protein but very little ftlarshalL Army chief of ataff. M f coat kaa er liigiiilT awa% ried dowi) ladders and one woman been “Joined by low elemenU” named by Senator Ball, out of bis of the'fat of whole milk.” make any, effort to return to the In It Mnc.\rthur amid the-troops Union Woman Solclda • PurinajDog Chow which marched on the headquar party. 1 don’t believe be ban the Maryland, where Ickes’ chickens . Dr. George E. Holm, chief of the American'system. 1 Gsillon Sealed ^ n io f Mobil Oil, Grade 20 Gat aariiaata WMay! Downuf/ake ; atwaate was:reacued from a seventh floor Inyeggs tor some df the best peo he cwmnMinded In the Philip Stafford, Oct. 2#*— 8trs.' 30e fire esmpe aftei* Police Lieut. Ed' ters of tb« high coipmiBBioner, and intestinal fortitu d e^ do it.” Tru department’s Bureau of Dairy In "They don’t want it." pine landings suffered “ex- ple’ In Washington. Not did the The Ohio governor, rolling into, (Greene) Moore, d#, ed ITnIea, wO#,:; aud 40 only. Reg. price $1.40, Now 98c. D O N U T S ■ ward L Twohig pleaded with her the police called on troops when It man sc6Wy White House sources disclosed that inajor iaaua o f this campaign. With that buttermilk Is "good for a 'meddm o f enterpris* conte jobs, vaalPt: of the Philippines today anid BIre. Maew hnd heal 533 Main St. ; TeL 6227 TELEPHONE 3963 position of the Treasury O ct 18; Aldisio' said S l^ y has qnly 0M,poo,0OO war plant investment President Rooecvelt himself drinks health far aarae Hans, t t n ln i Comer Main Stfect and Middle iiim pike sour stomach. buttermilkr “on occaaii,n.” There ipporifinitles and a rising standard. with the. aaaertton that "ws^ have ReceipU, $49,949,997.69; expend- enough grain to last until rtiid- to Stimulate post-war production -e vived hy twa dnoghlsni hffi • | Di^ajpAber,. and expressed concern "I happen to like it myself,” he was no amplification of tjie latter IturM, 6239.067;334.26; net (CnnttiMsnd e6 Fnge Biz) alt ed Unleo. ■ w e e 9U.970.779,369.60. ,for the ikisnd's wrifsre. -'(CMiUBned oa rngs BU). added. phrase. - (Ooattnned oa i I r -j,; ...-r • •;'•'• '^ ’ 'V'x* ■' f^ \' I.--: t- ’ '. , ’ ' ■ ■ ■' " .. ■; '/■ ■■ ■’ . 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anothA. li)rd knows we will al a brdad sense, tiiis Am- accom ways have plenty of' men who plished by the same' meanrEvery '• Show Opens Today Plan Classes e .—John Begush. father, S Wol Thera Hansen, mother, 93 Wetilv Hat brings to 68,743 the total num -' Reserve. Wounded. Parents, Mr. f eadjustment Problem either can’t or won’t take the trou where. Rach committee analyses 31 Prisoners cott avenue, Windsor. street, Hemden- ^ From State bef of Naval cosualtiea announced and* Mrs. Leodore Idsyer, 67 Pom- ble to learn a trade or skill. We and assesses flVst Its own local fa- WEDDING BertuzZi, Staff Sergt. George A. Hogan, SsT^^, William L. —$m - since Dec. 7.-1941. . ' |fret street Putnam. . » TRY A DELICIOUS HOT MEAL ctriftlDly do not need tp build 'up cllitles, then the State and Federal On Nutrition —John Bertuzzi, father, 64 Wood Kathryn R. Hogan, mother,' 20 The Connecticut man and next i Milleij, ^ b e r t H., private, first any backlog of unskilled labor by facilities, and works out a program B IR TH D A Y . From State land street Glastonbury. > Amity street NeiV London. Are Casualties of kilt: ' ' j class, U;'S. Marine.Corps Reserve. pushing every last roan on any to make the best and most intelli Bonner, Sergt George H.—Mrs. Koomm, P v t Michael—Jolirt Ko- Bums, B ert private,'first class, I Wounded,. Psurents, Mr. and Mrs. Serious for Veterans Lena M. Bonner, mother, S2 Green pos, 8 r„ father, 41S Spruce street, A t the temporary road job. I think that gent use of all these existing fa Variety in Meals Is U. S. Marins Corps . Reserve. Michael MlUsr, 26 Bsmea street I ^ cilities. Most committee inembers ANNIVERSARY wood street New Haven. Bridgeport / ' Bristol. before any of us come to any hasty Fout Wounded and One Wounded. Grandfather, Harold 1. ori^iaatlona and groupa . which conclusion about putting men to are u.*uially amaSed at the wealth Made Simpler by Ad« liliduded in List of Bryg, Tech. 6th Or. John J. — Loaeonde, Pfc. John R;—Mrs. Blanchard, 29 High street. New Panicall, Dorando, private first Real Difficulty Rests in of facilities available. MAD^ TO ORDER Mrs. Bill A. McCloskey, sister, 78 Marie Lioesonde, mother. Palmer have a very definite Intereat In work,, we should study the phil ^'^1,635 Held by' Ger Dead on List Navy Re Haven. class, U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. Hartford Rodd Tavern Putting Returned Serv* seeing that the reaponalbllltlea of osophy of our Plan and that we In fact, Ih are so many in vice of Expert. Kneen 'street, Shelton, « Street extension, Norwich. Edward James Francis, sea Wounded. Wife, Mrs. Dorando the agenclea are fulfilled, and that should bear In mind the dictionary terested agencies qnd groupa avM Carr, P v t John W.—Mrs. Made Leathern, Pfc. Thomas H.—Mrs. leases Today. .378 Hartford Road - Telephone M13 many‘Released Today. Alma 'Leathern, mi!>thef, East man, first class, U. S. Naval Re Panicall,* 459 Honeyspot Road, ice Men in Jobs for the beat uae la made of the ft;; definition of philosophy — "practi In comparativi^ly Small communi Just' now, when It seems to every THE NEW CHARLES BAKERY ------line Carr, wife, 123 Roosevelt ave serve. Dead. Mother, Mrii. Frances Stratford. nue; Torrington. i Oronby. - 'n . A v A m irSitM l :" « > « • and faeillUet. Thua, you cal wisdom.” If we do this, I think ties, that the first Job of the' e^>m- meal planner that It is simply im 183-18Y NO. MAIN STREET PHONE M 997 Washington, O ct 20.—(ff)—The M. Eldwards, 667 New Britain FULL COURSE MEALS W nicn Iney Are riliea ^ 0 and ©« the CommlMlon;'men' that we wUl all come to the con mittee is just like that of the Com Waahington, Oct. 20— (VP)—The Cerreta, Pfc. Andrew X, Jr.— Neils, Pfc. Arthur R,—Mrs. possible to include variety, appe namea of 110 NeW Englandera are names of 18 New Englanders ara avenue, Hartford. Primitive man carried on exten •------! euch aa Mr. Fltagerald, head of clusion that now is the time for mission—to coordinate these vari Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Cerreta, Elizabeth Neils, mother, 346 . Mayer. Joseph,. Raymond, quar We Also Cater To Banquets and Parties. parents, 30 Hinckley avenue, Farmington avenue, Plalnville; included In a list of 263 casualties sive trade operations, according to Tbe.,tpxt (rf Major Robert B. the War Manpower ComrAlaslon: us to fit square pegs In square ous agencies and groups to pre tite appeal and vitamins all in the DON'T FORGET! Wednesday U Included in a Hat of 1,645 United of the U. S. Naval forces— Navy, termaster, first clas$, U. S. Naval discoveries of archeologists. ! Commander Robinson, head of Se- Stamford. ^ ~ Northrop, Corp. Charles B. — Oate’a address - to the Women’a holes. vent overlapping of effort and in ssime meal, the Red Cross chapter States soldiers held prisoners of Marine Corps and Coast Guard— lective Service; Myer Schwolskv, Not Kxpenslve • ter-agency friction. If this coordi Ciullo, Sergt. Joseph A.—Joseph Mrs. Gertrude Dellocsmer, sister, If Club members at Center cnurcn ; ^ Veterans Administra cornea .fourth with a aeries of lec the enemy the War department 248 Munson street. New Haven. announced today by the Navy de K'<- “Then there Is another philo nation is not accomplished,- the DONUT DAY!!! A. Ciullo, father, 115 Seymour tion; Dr. Grace, head of the State tures on the subject of Nutrition, announced today. A total of 1,635 Palmer, P v t Edwin T.—BCdwln partment. this noon follows: sophy which I think is also worthy veteran is all too apt to get the street Waterbury. Publication of thU additional "I am sure that you will all Department of Eklucation; Dr. of that designation. That is the oIdi‘'run-armmd" from one well- to be presented in an Interesting are held by Oermany, one is held Coady, P v t Emery 0 „ Jr. — C. Palmer, father, 14 Bobkside • PULL THE TOP LEVER • and practical manner, with mov JELLY DoH u TS Dozen 28c Mrs. Ida Coady, mother, 11 Milk boulevard. West Hartford. readily agree tnai methe returning ' , Jorgensen, head of and the renreaenta- Ufilveralty Idea that this Plan can be put into meahiiig office to another. by Hungary and nine are held by of Connecticut, and representa ing pictures used to illustrate the Slovakia. street, Wllllmontic. Patry, First Lieut William G. veteran and 'Ifie displaced war operation without the creation of l.iOcal Committee* —Mrs. -*an M. Patry, wife, 468 SAVE 30% FUEL! tives of other responsible agen an expensive agency. It is a part talks. ' The New Englanders—all in Countryman, Sergt. Gebrge E.— High Quality Cleaning Of worker will be faced by many and Anson street Bridgeport AND ENJOy GREATER COMFORT H'- cies. You will also find on the of the second philosophy to have "There surely can be very little The first lecture In the series terned by Germany — and their Mrs. Olive Countryman, mother, Heating Systems and varied Individual adjustment prob- Commission, representatives of quarrel with the Commiosion’a will be Tuesday evening, Oct. 24, next of kin Include from Connecti 206 Black Rock avenue, Bridge SUgliano, P v t Joseph J. —Mrs. lema. I am sure that by now, no coordinating Committee in every Mary StigUano, mother, 7 Haw Chimneys Veterans organisations^ the Manu city and town in the State. 140 first philisophy—to Fit all square at 8 o’clock in the parish house of cut: port. W ho said: RUSCO 3-WAY COMBINATION WINDOWS one expects that any miracle will facturers Association, labor pegs Into square holes. Aa for the the Center church, when Dr. Mar Arcori, Pvt. Oino— Liouis Arcari, Cutler, Sergt John W.—Mrs. thorne street Hartford.; occur that will permit some twelve such committees have already been FURNACE REPAIRING EXPERTLY INSTALLED unions. Industry, and other distin formed In the State and most of second philosophy which includes tha Potgleter of the University of father, 23 Hollywood avenue. West Celia F. Cutler, wife. Dial house, Turebtte, Pfc. Sylva J.—Mrs. on . BURNER SERVICE "W e not only are going to try to get jobs or thirteen million veterans and a Westport WITH THE EXCLUSIVE STEEL SEAL guished cltixens. the towns that have no committee the need for local Commlttes to Ada I>>onard— IMosa fVmtello Connecticut will be the speaker. Want Your Car In Top Condition Hartford. Marion Tureotte, mother, Cady A Fuel Saving Investment like ■ number of displaced war put the plan into effect, I would Dr. Potgleter will review the basic Sanaa, Pvt, Frank—Mrs. Lucy Friedman, Flight Officer Oene street, Danielson. workers to slip back into normal Federal lAws are very tiny. This goal has been Is Voor Patrtotte Duty. for returned servicemen and displaced war 1. No Draft! No Rain VeatUmtion! “At the State level, it Is the very nearly reached. These volun like to quote General Hines In his A giant “ AH-Glrl Musical Rs- principles of nutrition and how op Banas, wife, 186 Putnam street, A.— Eugene J. Friedman, father, Wagner, Pvt Jacob C.—Jacob avory-day life with neither per- they may be applied to every day F Winter Dming? Hartford. 170 Peck avenue. West Haven. Wagner, father. Route 4, East For Full Information CaU tcorki^rs, but we are going to try to get the C h ech 2. Change Screen to Storm Sash in ^ Mia- ■ooal nor community adjustment Number One Job of the Commis teer Conimlttees are coordinating Number One, Order as head of the vue,” featuring Ada Leonard and ate From INSIDE Yonr Home! Re-tralnlng and Reamployment living to promote buoyant health Bekupre, P v t Lionel J. — Mrs. Griffiths, Tech. 5th Gr, Daniel Hartford. problems. Therefore, I believe that sion to Coordinate the efforts of available efforts and facilities In a her 20-piece AU-Glrl Band, is the these various agencies apd ^groups. Administration. General Hines has and vitality. LET US VITALIZE YOUR MOTOR Eugenje Beaupre, inother, 17 Ham L,—Mrs. Mary K. Klincke, sister, Walker, Flight Officer Horace Van Camp Bros. right job for each individual, so far as it 'is T h ese ** Bolky-Wlndows to Store In Cellar! we can pass over Incidents such as friendly, neighborly spirit, so that Headline in person attraction at No FnM — No Ladders — Little Time! As one proof that such coordina every Individual will get the rights been for many years the national Not 1 only moving pictures but ilton street, Hartford. ^ 8 Windsor avenue, Stratford. A.— Mrs. Horace A. Walker, wife, 15 Years' Experience! tiie farmer’s son, a boy who liked the State theater, Hartford, start guinea’, pigs will be used to illus . Our Spedal T h o n M n Bednarik, Sergt. Andrew W .. — Hale, Pvt. Sherman B.—George 63 Garden street. New Haven. "humanly possible, according to the aptitudes, fanning arid who expected to re tion Is absolutely necessary, let and benefits to which he is entitled, head of the Veterans Administra Features ^ ** Itself In Fuel Saved! tion In Washington. The Retrain ing today. Feattired In the band trate the lecture, and It should Vitallzer will presrars clean Andrew J. Bednarik, father, 34 C. Hale, father. Hales road. West- Wood. Pvt. William H.—Mrs, TELEPHONE 5244 6. No Down Payment— 86 Months To Pay! turn to hla father’s farm and car me refer to the Federal laws cov and which he may need to solve his prove both valuable and entertain needs and preferences o f the individual"? ering the reemployment of veter Individual adjustment problem. ing and Reemployment Adminis afe Florence and her drums, Ruth your motor, removing all Woodbridge avenue, Ansonia. port. Irene Wood, wife, 27 Park square, Free Inspections! ry on, and probably Inherit the Winger and,her "Swing Piano", ing. Begush, Second Lieut Thomas Hansen, Pfc. Walter R.—Mrs. Jewett City. property. Unfortunately, this lad ans. ’There are three such Fedir,. ....VSpeaklng of "Rights and Bene tration conals* of General Hines rust, oil dregs, Sfiid metal Let Us Show Yon a Rusco S-Wsy Combination tVliidowl tpe Symphonettes and the Glee The talks are open to the public, F. H. A. FINANCED — 86 MONTHS TO PAY. a very serioua attack of rheu eral laws imder which the respon- fits,’’ I did get one odd reaction as t?hairman; General Hershey as without charge, and every inter chips, leaving it nbspintely RAYMOND E. BALDWIN matic fever, which left hint with •■Iblllty for the reemployment of from a Committee Chairman, al national head o f Selectlvel Service; Club. Other headliners on the bill are Dios.a Costello. "Puerto ested person Is cordially Invited to clean. A special «olyent Is such a bad heart condition that he veterans is’ given to no less than though maybe ' not so.odd at that, and Mr. McNutt, head of the War attend. Following Tuesday eve GOyEHNOR OF CORNECTICVT will probably never be able to do four different agencies. With such ’This man said. "Rights and bene Manpower Commission. Under the Rican Tornado,” , star of stage used to .insure you that BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. screen and radio; Cordyn and Saw ning's fine beginning, there will be 108 WOODBINE S'TOEET HARTFORD (6 ) the laborious work that is required a condition existing, it Is very evi fits ore fine, but doesn’t anyone law passed In 1944 known as the four more meetings In the pro your motor oil will be clear on the farm.' Nevertheless, until dent that there Is bound to he ever think lOf duties and respon “ G. I. •■^IIT’ which is one of the yer, and the Conover Cover Girls. WHY IS EVERYBODY TALKING ABOUT TELEPHONE 2-1259 gram, on Nov. 14, Jan. 18, Feb. 13 antf your motor free. Evenings and Sundays — Hartford — 8-6M7 had happened, the inhabitants overlapping of effort unless some sibilities? 'That Is not a bad three laws concerning the respon Ehctra added is Bert King, con and March 13. with excellent • Y O U W I N WITH BALDWIN • o f that particular community had means of coordinating these agen thought either, and It reminds me sibility of the returning veteran, ducing hla novel contest, "Dates speakers and pictures. Our Power Reverse-Plusher, when attached, will m ' thought that they would have no cies is found. At the State level, of my recent talk with Brig. Gen this retraining and reemployment for Servicemen." Girls are Invited flash all rust and dirt from your radiator, cleaning each adjustment problems. the Commission has done an excel Gramcr. is an Assistant Divi ailministration is the latest gov to participa'te and "win" a date Family AdJusUneht lent job. and I can say to you sion Commander of a combat divi ernmental agency to have such re- with a sailor, soldier or marine. core and assuring you easier 8tarting:and better driving T am sure that it Isn’t ncces- truthfuliv that the heads of the sion that has already seen two sponsibUity, and as head of thia Cast! and valuable prizes awarded NOTICE! this Winter. . Come in and let us rejuvenate your car for SILBROS-THE FAMILY aary to mention the case of the lad three principal Federal agencies years' service in the Southwest Pa^ administration. General Hines, to all participants. Showing on the bitter Winter months ahead. ,| ^ who lost a leg at Guadalcanal, but are fully In accord—not only aa to rifle area, so that he knows where among other things, says: “ Local screen, "Storm Over Lisbon” with Office of Jc^ph C. Barry, J am going to mention It because t|ie sphere of responsibility of of he speaks. cooperation is Important since Richard Arlen. M.D., 154 Main Street, Will it has a peculiar slant connected their own agrency, hut also fully in Want to Settle Down local organization may render serv- There will be a midnight show w ltt the necessity for family ad a; :ord with JUie plan of the Com "He said that "the .men, all the ice outside the scope of the Fed tonight only. Be Closed From October 21 Depot Square Garage HE\’S SHOPS justment, rather than adjustment mission. There are l.ate stage shows Sat FASHION DEPT. STORE men, over there are oonc.ernedf with eral programs...” "...the varie to October 26. ERNEST ROY, Prop. for the veteran. This lad survived “ Now, at last, I guess I can ty and complexity of applications urday and Sunday at 10 p. ra. get down to brass tacks and tell just one thing: to get home, get both the'wound Itself and the at for assistance will be great. Fed 241 NO. MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5113 tending shock and was fully pre- you what this Plan of the Com- married, settle down to raise p a r ^ ’ta.his mind, and in fact quite mi.ision Is all about. flimlly In peace and comfort. Some eral programs will by no meana Mger, to take vocational training “ ’The Plan itself is aimed at will wont Jobs at once; some will meet all of these demands.’’ that would enable him to overcome finding solutions for Indlvlduar" ad want to go Into business for them- "Some committees have done a British- OF MANCHESTER bia jdiysical handicap. However, justment problems. If most -Jf selves; others will want to farm much . better job than others. I BOILERS When hs returned home for a rest these problems are solved In any it, and still others will want to sincerely hope that I have Inter AND period before undertaking this vo one community, then the commu further their training or education ested you enough so that you will American Club cational period, something hap nity adjustment problem of that —all to the same end, to live out want to find out about the com CHOICE their lives in peace and comfort The Big Reason! pened. Hie too loving mother sold commiuiity will also be solved; mittee in your home town and i FURNACES Mm oh .the idea that he should elt likewise on through the state and They don't want anything handed what it plans to do." YEAR’S BEST BUY down under the apple tree and re nation, so- that our overall adjust to them on a silver platter, but HIGH POWER VACUUM BINGO lax for the rest of his life. ment problem ma> never develop. they will expect the old home town CLEANED to have some tangible opportunl REAL ESTATE "Surely there Is no need for me The Plan is based on a philosophy Get all the heat yoo should from to mention the fact that a great which may very readily b e . sum- ties to offer. ^ You GeiCASH PLUS ^ your rationed fuel this Winter. IN many Iwys went Into the service rred up something like this: to fit ‘These m^ will know what T omorrow QUR NEW with m Loan from v» Let us condlttoB your heating dirtctly from school. They never square pegs Into square holes. their lights and benefits are, but plant now. CaO aay ttanel ' bad a job. Many of them haven’t they will also have a very keen ONT borrow unneceiMrUy. FOR SALE Most Trim HonM Pegs IlENRT J. PARENT the faintest idea of w^at they “ Let’s carry the figure of speech sense of their duties and responsi D but If a loan will lolve a Night would like to do for a living. And bllitles. All that they will want TEL. 3-0l8fi SINGLES— 4, 5, 6 Rooms. $4,800 - $7,000. As low as a JitUe further. Maybe some of the problem come to I and |et t ★ ★ ★ ★ STAR tlMU f am sure I could pass over from the home town will be rea theee plue advantagei: $400 down. the case df the young fellow who pegs win need to be shaved and In trimhled and polished a little, pei> sonable opportunities to fulfill 1. Loan* made on (Ignature only. SINGLES— 8,9,10 Rooms. $7,200 - $9,000. TOPCOATS & OVERCOATS worked as a sppol boyJn the Blge- these duties and responsibilities, low-Sanford plantpianf at 50c an hour. haps equ ei^ up. ’Thia, In the case 2 . Complete privacy always. For the Larger Homes with beautiful landscaped t of the indlyldiiM, can be done but If the community does not THRIFTY W AY TO He is now a fighter pilot in the come through with something very 3 . Prompt, friendly service, ORANGE grounds, $10,000 - $25,000." Southwest Pacific, and his Cap- through adjustment, training end ...... Hurry In Tomorrow Par Yours! education. Maybe, too, some of tangible, thru some of them may 4 E\rlu«lve— Nationwide Cash- A Reminder! 2-FAMILY DWELLINGS— $6,000 - $10,000. tMn’s commission with flight pay start looking for things on a silver Credit Card! laaued and hon and overseas pay brings his earn the holes must be reamed out a little. Orientation courses for boss platter. Some may even fall for ored here. When''You Need More HALL ONE 6-FAMILY DWELLING— $18,000. A fine invest S R ^ T CLOTHES ings to more than five thousand all sorts of wild schemes, and there Come In, phone or write today. ment. Good income. \ .dculan a year. I don’t believe any es, use of the Physical Aptitudes \ Approach by Industry, betterment are always demagogues ready o f you tMnk that this young man rise up and offer some. «»S«V" FARMS OF ALL KINDS—With and without stock. WHOLESALE CONNECTIONS of working conditions, might be • M U Insurance will be content to return to work A ssite af "It Is the duty of each commun ManMy UguM r From .3-150 Acres; $6,500 • $25,000.' ★ Aism FACTORY OPERATIONS It would be hard to dnd any coats as well mode aa as a spool boy. However, his em some of the answers. . ’Then we U te PuY— sN P n ■an*$ must match both peg and hole for ity Committee to be sure that the A FEW COTTAGES LEFT. Priced right. Buy now for these at anywhere near the price. H m ctrttlng, the ployee realises that this fellow has t l o o t 1 l 4 « 11173 $1003 Fire • Theft • Automobile FOR YOUR A S ^ R E LOWER COSTS AND alse. Counsel and guidance will be veterans get whatever rights and atitching, the nnder-the-snrface eonstraetton, the evidently developed qualities of benefits they need. The veterans 300 UM »* 7 4 or Furniture next Summer. Lake fronts. $1,200 • $5,000. SELLING TO YOU FOR LESS! atyling . . from start to finish . . . Is phuined leadership that had never been needed to take care of this. 300 $4.48 34.30 i9 .1 T "So there is the phiTosophy of will be only too happy to assume OVERSEAS BOXES We Also Buy Your Property At Fair Prices! no yon will have a perfect fitting, hondaomet]^ de euapected and that Blgelow-San- and carry out their duties and re- Tb« aWve sttedw** l« teted te CALL signed coat that will give yon long, aatlnfsi^ry ford can make good use out of the Plan. Most people do accept SMB*ly ttpaymeaH ted feehede elwte Mortgages Arranged. For Prompt Service, List Your BUYING DIRECT IN FABRIC it, but there are exceptions. Once spohgibiUtles. service . . . that will always look good on you. Uloas qualities of leadership. No Two Problems Alike U«n« $10 •• $100 Xmas paper — Seals and Property With: Commission Plans In a while I find a man who says MARKETS, MAKES US CER that all this talk of training, coun No twp community committees Alexander Greeting "Since there can be no doubt in work exactly alike. However, they Ribbon .. . . Al TAIN OF LASTING QUALITY your mind that there will be Indi sel, and so forth. Is the bunk. Slap the guy into a job and forget all have one common goal, which is Cards . . . Sto| At The AND READY ALERTNESS TO vidual and community problems of to fit square pegs Into square holea. W IL L IA M F. JOHNSON adjustment, I would like to tell about him, they say. But what FINANCE CO.: Jarvis PURCHASIN G OPPORTUNI \ | about the lad with the bad heart Real Estate — MortKages Builder of Fine Homes you a little about the plans of the Stste Theater Mdg. Blue Front Restaurant TIES! \ Connecticut Re-erriployment Com who wax' slapped into a laborious *nd Flnar. TrI. S4M Insurance \ 100% VIRGIN WOOL mission for finding solutions to Job and dropped dead from over- U. R. Bruwa, Mgr. MRS. K O W A L SK I, A
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Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r , cur FKipAT, OCTOBER ZO, 194« X BIAniUHESTBK EVSNINO HERALp, MAMCRESTER. OOim„ FRIpAT, OCTOBER 20, 1944 Saturday, Oct. 21. They will .at The Public May Fool Them tend a Nuptial High mass at -St, quest of John J. Hillmian o f 198 that .haa been done In Conm maintain a ^Commufiicationa aya- > Manchester Expect 3^000 New Voters RockviOe Patrick's (Cathedral in New York Soap Makers So much of the c,ampaignlng In Groups Visit Vernon street to build closer to the Ord^ers Support in World War Two.” tem ready stifr^iiutant uaq tlilit ;city on Saturday morning at 11 Bo^d’Denies street line, because o f Isck o f in W ar Without the council, he W d , reaches even rM rn er o f the atate, this alKimportant election of 1944 ^ Evening Herald o’clock. formation. "Connecticut never could havA es- he said. The clrctla fira disaster at Here Before, November 7 The couple have two children, Offer Blood For Unborn Child has been devoted to the lowest lev Dance Places Tolland First tabllahed its inagnlflcent record of Hartford in JulVyand tlie tropical Azitezica's Finer Tea a*S§i^?iS2 ma , els o f human intelligence that it Thomas N. Bums of Spring street Liquor Pleas Work Lauded co-ordinated activity in time hurrtoana w)ilch. swept the state U BiaMlI StrM f and Mrs. Herbert Spiller Of Union Los Angclea,' Oct. 20— (F)— An national emergency.” Jn^Beptember wqrevclted if two . KuolMatw. Conn. would be a proper thing, once the The number of new voters m ade®of new voters made this year and street They also have two grand Per Cent o f Orford Yugoslavs Seize 'IH TIIAS fTOOtTBON Adults and Youngsters 20 imbom child has the same right to 51,178. Trained as Raid Warden disasters whicll th^commulilca- election la over, for political atrat- with another session to be held to To Get Quota children, Thomas Bums and Jo- Zoning- Officials Grant Ctaomi U k a v n in Manchester this year went over support as any other, Superior Baldwin Sees Record The council, he said,, waa n fe tlons ayatemto brotight prompt re- To Decide bn Site for morrow from 9 a. m„ to 8 p. m., Ann Spiller. Soap Co. Employees fioana*d Ootobw 1. MP , egista responsible to be compelled the 2,500 mark when 4# were made Two Other Requests Dalmatian Port Judge Goodwin J. Knight ruled In ated during hia aponse by alerting -all. emergency \ta Justify publicly their estimate the number is expected to go over Pinochle Tonight To Donate on Oct. 27. ordering Western Actor Rod Cam As Being Without Any ‘and reorganized r v lc e ^ - • POMUbai^ £??7 M A Teen-Age Canteen. at the session of the Selectmen 3,000. Goal of $950 Is Over- The Men’s Club of the Rockville term and it had ______SBniOays •»< BoHd*jr». ^ **J ? _** of the American public. And Table Another. eron to start payments of | 1 6 0 The W ar council, he said, had and town clerk held from 6 to 9 The session tomorrow will be Methodist chui;ch w ill hold a pub London, O ct 20— (F)— Yugoslav Equal in All Nation. and wemen aa aii:-;itiid wardens, rn S o n e m «t Conn.. subscribetl; Rockville The Orford Sokp Company ia / monthly today to Toni S t Jqhn ruited workers for the state’s ■SondOMo UPl Hatter.______Are the great majority of the The Youth Activities Advisory o’clock last night. One soldier was the last opportunity to be made a lic pinochle party this evening at partisan forces have captured the for support of a baby she sayp she when civilian d^nee waa one of the most recent addition to the in in-'uitries and had sponsored Council with Chairman Louis U made in absentia- Of the 49, 18 Voter with the exception of those 8 o’clock in the reemation rooms Two petitions before the Zoning expects in December. Bridgeport, Oct. 20—(F)—Gov its major du^iek. i n BBCEIPnOW BATBS American voters mMOne? Must a Campaign Progressing dustrial planta whose donations of important Dalmatian port of Du jnSiiy major improvements not Hohenthal. the Housing committee registered as Republicans and 15 whoM right to vote mature before at the church. Board of Appoals, both rriatlng to Miaa St. John, former secretary ernor Baldwin in a radio address In addition, be eald, 12,000 aux only In Industry but In Federal OIM Tonr by I" " candidate, in presenting an issue In New Guinea blood do 80 much to help keep brovnik, Marshal Tito announced Par month by and the Young People's Council, as Democrats, while 10 did not election day, November 7, when a tho aalo o f Uquor, were denied. The today in a communique broadcast to Ventriloquist Edgar Bergen, al last night lauded the record of the iliary >-flremen were recruited, housing. m u H " Rockville, Oct. 20— (Special)— Stnclo Cop or a point of view, ajways restrain yesterday afternoon made a can register with either party. session will be held November 6 to Major Francis H. Burke of the Manchester’s record high ^ t h the leges Cameron is the baby’s father. manyireplacing the volunteer flre- United States Army is now sta Red Cross Blood Donor Service. apifilcatlon of John Unites, of 484 by the Free Yugoslav radio. Connecticut W ar council as-being Dollvoind i himself from making the- Intelli vas o f the places the youths sug This brings to 2,516 the number | make them. The town of Tolland is the first The bulletin also announced He denies paternity, and'saye he ineh in rural towns; an approxi Woctern StetM tioned in New Guinea. He is the Twenty per cent of the Orford Wethersfield avenue, ' Hartford, “without equal In , the United^ gent argument end deliberately gested as places where they could town in ■ Tolland county to reach that partisan artillery was shell and Miss St. John went through a mately 1,200 auxiliary state po The\Bureau of Animal Industry head of the 63rd Portable Surgl- workers have signed up for ap for permission to sell battled beer TEA mBHBSR or gather evenings. marriage ceremony in Mexico last Statea,” and said that the council lice and 4,000 auxiliary local police of theYl. S. Department of Agri select, instead, the argument even more devastating blows at its quota in the W ar Fund drive, caP hospital. He was stationed at ing German positions in Zagreb, TbO A880CIATBD PRBS9 The Housing committee with Smoke Now pointments for the October -27(h at the Arcadia Diner on Tolland capital of Croatia, and said the April ” to legitimatize U)e child.” deserved ”a great share of^' the had been recruited and trained. culture \ waa founded on May 29, h i Pac^cagM and Tea Bag* at Year OieoM*s Tho AMOclated Pro»i 1* McJi^ToIy which will best appeal to primi Ji^an.” according to the announcement of Camp ^w le, Texas, before going visit of the Mobile Unit, which la turnpike, which he reeenUy'open- The marriage later was annulled. glory for outstanding war work •■titlod to tho u»# of ropuBHontlon
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who escaped from eorregldor in Double Header Manila bay prior to its .surrender British Enter Ticket Dcnimicl I Schools Here May 6. 1642. Today’s Radio PA’s Hold 'Basketba Memorial Game Datie Hub Women in Meet, Bent on Avenging Dead Boatara War Tim* Those heroes came back bent on Cesena; Other Is Continuing Collect Pods Attack Made avenging the men who died there By Hugh FaUerton, Jr. Be Heard* day In town with boys and girls Germans always made an effort to Force and by the Royal Australian Emanuel Lutheran church, offici.'Ut- 4:46— WTIC — Young Widder —Parker Family. urally dew opa the instinctive day, went hack ten yards and then patently was only In the eastern Tuesday night will be Informal, Brown; WDRC -r- Connecticut 8:30—WTIC — Duffy’s Tavern; Church This Noon. repair them quickly. Air Force," the communique aald. ed. G. Albert-Pearson was the moves for good d^enaive boxing” went for a touchdown sgadnet from-all of the local schools taking Nurnberg produces a big share part of the town, the communique Heroes; Ad Uner; WNBC—Hop i 'WDRC—Adventures of the Thin The Polish Amsrlcsns perennial Yankees' Slugger Vowed 111 Campaign 'The Invaalon brought the Ameri soloist and Fred E. Werner was the Everett J. McKinney, chairman of -----Since CMch FYank Murray Cansatota. Sounds like some guys The High school foo^an. f*m* an .active part In the state wide of Germany’s Diesel engine.^, arma Indicated, but gains by other Harrigan. ' Man; WTHT—Freedom of Ap- town basketball obampions and Major Robert B. Cate, Held repre- cans against the largest segment of organist. The bearers were, Ebble the dinner comnUttee, stated today. They Carri^ Vitamins Introduced the ^modern "T” forma with similar names heading for with Ekuit Hartford, campaign. ments, tanks and. electrical equip the ■'Japanese Army yet encounter Eighth Army troops-to the south 5tOO—WTIC — When * Girl Mar- I portunity; WNBC3—Brlen Mc Rec Senior Leagu* champs for the aanUtive for the CtonnecUcut Re (Continued rrom Pmje One) Welman, Arvld Welman, Eric Wei- Many request* have reached the past two years will hold their first tion into sou th m football, )ils the goal line in Tbkyo. scheduled to be played next Fzl^ • After going through a drying ment. It likewise Is an Important ed in the Pacific war. The esti made the German position In ries; WDRC — News; Ad Liner; j Mshon. -Cords Used Pep Pills. employment (3ommlssion, explained l-bor in man and Leon.'.rd Welman, all general committee, of which Se 8:45—WNB(>-Henry Wallace. I session of the season tonight at the Virginia team s'teve played 80 day srternoon, has been moved np process, the. pods are sent to Pe- railway center. mated 225,000 defenders included Cesena extremely difficult. brothers of the deceased. WTHT — News; Music; WNBC! Headaobe For Howlers . . What the sUte commission is doing Headquarters said the bridge lectman Jack Gordon la chairman, 9:00—WTIC — Cfov. Thomas B. Blast Side Rec at 8. games and scored US point*— tockey, Michigan, where they will Terauchi’s 14th Army troops. Seven —Terry and the Pirates. ! New York — George Stallings, averaging better than 19 a jrame The gasoline company that goes to Thursday afternoon It was an In regard to the adjustment and re t under a new admlnistra- divisions, the 16th. 25th, 30th. head across the Pisclatello river, Burial was in the family plot In aa to the type of party It Is to Dewey; WDRC—It Pay* to ife The PA'a have dominated" the nounced by Edson M. Bailey, lo be processed to make milkweed the East cemeery. 6:15—WTIC — Portia Faces Ufe; local basketball front for the past the Braves’ 1914 miracle man, ....When Saint TTi^as marched for football broadcasts has bought floss for life-jackets. The latter is Germans Launch Robots 100th. 102nd,, 10.3rd and 106th or above the highway and west of bo. Ignorant; WTHT—Gabriel Hest- cal High school principal. employment of veterans and dla-1 yon.” | WTHT — Calling AU Girls; ter; WNBC—Gsngbusters. decade and have repealed every once by mistake ate a mouthful of to the ring to be Ntffened by the. rights to so many big games used by all flying personnel In the 107th have be‘en identified. Macerone, has reached a depth of It was stressed again today that WNBC—Dick Tracy. that It recently had to run a The main reason that the gam* Blaced war workers at the fall Forecasts Rolling Bkrmge ISinth Successive ISight Martin Mayer |the affair la open to the general 9:15—WTHT— Screen Teat. ch ^ en ge of local quii^ta jn their Melio Bettina the othe\ night, hie moved ahead a day can be *t- S e S S i g ^ the Hartford and Tol- This forecast the same sort of armed forces. It takes from three “’The Strategic result of captur two miles and has been joined cocoanut custard pie which he three-day school for announcers London, Oct. 20—(iP>- For the ing the Philippines will be de Funeral services for Martin I public and will open with a steak 6:30 -WTIC — aust Plain BUI; 9:30—WTIC— People Are Fiuiny; bids to dethrone th* PA aOjp’egs- fiddler. Little Davld,\ followed 2)-ibi:ted to the fact that there is rolUng barrdge that the New to five weeks for the pods to dry- with a bridgehead farther to the WDRC — War Commentary;;' detested.. His team won th* day's playing *T11 be seeing In all so it would have enough men to land county divisions of'th e Con- ninth successive night the Ger cisive," General MacArthur point west established three days ago Mayer were held at 8:30 thin dinner at 6 o’clock. '^®ro wdll m , JVDRC—TTiat Brewster Boy; tion. no school next Friday due to neeUcut SUte Federation of Wom York governor laid down against sufflclently. mans launched flying bombs at Sports WTHT —■ Superman; Democratic National Commit Many at the original members of ball game and that started a win the old familiar places.” , .\8ounds handle them all. Meantime some the Now Deal administration in The state wide drive Is under the ed out in the communique. (Vlincordia Oaptur^ morning at the W. P. Qiiish Fu- s speaking prograrn followed by of the better-known broadcasters teachers convention. In addition . en's clubs at the Center Congreg[a- southern England and the London neral Home with a soldmn mass entertainment and dancing. 'WNBC—Jack Armstrong. tee: WTHT—Double or Nothing; the team are now scattered all over ning streak. George kept on eat as if he had hla spot on can both of the schools' Iwnds would his Wednesday night indictment direction of Owen S. Trask, state South of the Emillan way Celln- 6:45—WTIC — Front Page Far WNBC—Spotlight Bands; Coro .who work for other outfits have tlonal church here this noon. area lasT^ight. Only a few got of requiem in St. James’s churen The demand for tickets is still ing the bated pis until the streak 'vas picked out. be unable to participate in the Major Cate told his audience that in New Yora City on President supervisor. Schools all over the through night fighters and a bar cordla has been captured and far rell; WDRC — Swoon or Croon: net Story Teller. had to take leas Important games Roosevelt's handling of foreign state are taking part and the re ther west .several villages and at nine o’clock. Rev. Frederica continuing and it may be neCe.ssary stuped. program as many from both the main objective of the reemploy rage of anti-aircraft fire. to stop the sale In order to provide WTHT — Tom Mix; WNBC — 10:00—WTIC — Amos ’n Andy; Today's Ooest Rtar \ . . . .and, without mentioning schools are schedule to take 'part aftairs. And there were indica sponse has been exceptionally British Force hills have been cleared of the ene McLean was celebrant, Rev. Bron- ^ b e Ruth 'VOWS that the hot names, we’ve heard some spielers ment commission is to fit veterans ’The attack was brief and first re all who have purchased them with (3sptaln Midnight. WDRC — Durante and Moore; dog carries the home run vitamin Sgt. Buck Ek’Ickson, (jamp Bnil*, In the conference music festl'val tions that Mr. Roosevelt would good. Mr. ’Track estimated that at my south of Caleata, the com islaus Gadarowaki, deacon,- and WTHT—Boxing — Tony Janlro who sound as L they had acquired A few months back we had the ' and displaced war workers into ports Indicated the damage was Rev. William F. Dunn, sub-deacon. seats. Evening and, in pursuit, he became the ni*.. News; "Don’t take too *ert\ next Friday...... jobs for which they are Suited and counter-attack briskly in a speech least g.OOObushels of pod will be small. Some of the buzzbombs munique said. va. A1 Guido; WNBC^-News. ously this belief that we have' their football knowledge In three opportunity to write up a water- Saturdav night at a dinner there collect^ In the state. Japs to Quit TTie heaviest fighting in the cen Mrs. John F. Barry was at the Willard B. Rogers Is to be toast- 6:00—WTIC — News; WDRC — concessionaire’s delight. Tia said boy who made good. Remem The game will be played In Jwfll be most happy, providing came from the North sea, Indlcat M iss' master and the Bond Hotel dinner 10:15—WNBC—Top of the Eve football at Camp Ellis solely for \days- memory of the boys who gave of the Foreign Pollc> Association. All the towns In Hartford county tral sector in the Po valley drive organ and solos were by News; WTHT — News; WNBC ning—Ted Malone. that the Bsinbino once ate 30 of ber? His name was Ray Za- whatever additional training or ing the Germans were launching Mary Lantieri. orchestra Is to furnish the music. News. the “puppies” at on* sitting. the entertainment of the person their lives from both schools. It In a speech designed not only will be cbyered next week and was reported In the vicinity of 10:30—w n c —Sports Newsreel— trvloe Btept. menak who was one of the beat education, la liecessary to atUln them from aircraft. Burma Town Burial was in St. James's ceme 6:15—WTIC — Victory Is Our Many times in the past a ball nel—that’s strictly for the birds. will also be the final home game of this objective. to appeal for labor siipport in his other Cquiiltes will take part In the Monte Belmonte and on Route 65, Bill Stern; W DRO—Stage Door The Army Is 1 winner___ the rc. Frank “Creepy” Creapl. football players In the history drive later. tery where Rev. McLean read the Business; WDRC — Lyn Mur player has been rated not only by of Manchester High. Above Is the local Red and White waiTlora. Cites Examples campaign against a fourth term north of Poggioli. 'The Germans Canteen: WNBC — The Doctor the world sa members of the armed Anny likes to win—that’s the forfner Cardinals' shortstop who Impressive ceremonlei will be The schools In Manchester which committal service. Bearers were 40 Hours Or»ens, ray’s Music; WTOT — Music; Talks It Over. the averages but by the size apd the usual scene when and why a Me related several examples of but to bid strongly for Pennsylva , Continued from Page One) were putting In heavy counter-at forces. The only two members left number of steaks he could put most fortunate thing In the world bustWl hla leg in a G. I. baseball part of the afternoon’s activities nia’s 35 electoral vates, Dewey is cellected pods were Hollister, Lin Ground Forces tacks from their positions at Joseph Hartl. Anton Hartl, George \ Concert Hour; WNBC — Digest 10:45—w n c — Brlen McMshon; wuterboy is called. the types of adjustment problems Helm, Ignace Horne, Ig^^ace Relz- of the* Airf- Race Results. are Johnny Fslkowakl who coached away at a sitting. for America.” game\ last summer, got Into a with the bands from both schools * ' veterans In particular are being expected to promise the unions coin, Washington, Barnard and from Allied quarters any. op Monte Belmonte, using tanks, WNB(3—To Be Announced. wheel O^lr race in the corridor of Buckland. er and Stephen Kugler. Sunday Mom in" 6:30—WTIC— Gulden Serenaders; 11:00—w n c — News; WDRC — the team and Bruno Bycholskl. The Now the trend is toward multi playing an important part in the faced with and emphasized the direct representation in the cabi Pour Ashore; erations near the' Nlcofara, "which mortar and artillery fire. WDRC — Republican State latter was given an honorable dis ple vitamins—not only in baseball One-Minute Hporte Page a Topelta, Kas., hospital recently, program. The lists of all the de net and the consolidation of gov- News; WTHT—News; WNBQ— need for understanding in helping Tokyo first announced yesterday. American armored units have Central Committee; WNBC — charge from the Army. Hbwe'ver, bUi. all other sports as well. The Connecticut Sports Writers crashed mto the wall and broke ceased boys from both seboMs these veterans to readjust them- e.iimental functions affecting The text of today’s Japanese reached Marano on the Pistola- News. his game ___ “World High Seconds 3 Points Taken The annual Forty Hours Devo Program of Song; Parade of 11:15—w n c — Haykness o f neither played ball at all last year 'The records don’t say who Alliance will revive its annual will be read prior to the *tart of aelves to civilian life. them in the Labor department. Nazis Report Reels communique, as recorded by the Bologna road west of Highway 65. Hospital Notes Stars. and the makeup of the quintet that started the zip pellets In sports dinner this winter and devote the Series extra” of the Sixth Infan the kickoff. Principal Bailey of He pointed out that the sUte re At Charleston, W. Va., the Re' Federal (Communications Commis tions will open In St. James's Washington; WDRC — Joan 6:40— WTIC — Your Connecticut. Brooks, Songs; WTHT—Music; ran Uirough the Rec slate with an but Sam Bredon, owner of the proceeds to its members in the try “Cockat^” reports that a big Lose 25 W 30 the local school and the Elast employment commission is accomp publican nominee said in a major (Continued from Page One) sion: chyrch at the’ close of the II unblemished record was composed world champion St. Louis Cardi- Armed F orce*.. .CTialky Wright’s winter sportsXpropam Is about to Hartford principal, Harold Odell, “On Oct, 19, our air units inter Jack Stevens. WNB<3—The Music You Want. lishing lU mission through coordi speech recently that the Republi Move to Frontier; o’clock mass on Sunday. There 6:45—WTIC — Lowell Thomas; of almost entirely new faces. 'nals, claims the honor as far aa purse for the Willie Pep ^ h t, start in New^Gulnea___ In the will read the lists of the two cans are “pledged to full support cepted a British task force that Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Cora 11:30—w n C — We Came This nation of existing agencies at the abIe-)>odled survivor of Corregldor. About Tow n will be the Procession of the Host WDRC — News; WNBC —Hen The PA’S have always been a baseball is concerned. which was held up until h* ful- Philippines too.V^e hope. schools. aUte and local levels and sUted of the guarantees of free, collec had raided Car Nicobar in the <31arke, 175 East Center street; Ed Way: WDRC—Mildred Bailey Debrecen Quitted While men and supplies poured at the close of the mass and the ry J. Taylor. Show; WTHT—Abe Lyman’s Or drawing power in state circles and It seems that Sam was out golf Red and White Second A moment’s silence will be ob that 140 local committees have now tive bargaining through the na^ In to meet an estimated 225,000 Nicobar islands and sank one en ward Wirtalla, Vernon Center; A son was borti yesterday at sacrament will remain exposed 7:00—w n c — Music Shop; chestra. although plana are not dellnlte, the ing one day in 1941 and his game served In memory of Oie boys who been formed in the sUte with more tional labor relations act and to Japanese in the Philippines under emy carrier and one destroyer and Charles Lathrop, 14 Avon street. Cross Country Team have, made the supreme sacrifice damaged one battleship and one the Hartford hospital to Mr. and until Tuesday, when the devotions WDRC — I Love a Mystery; 11:45—WNB(3—Variations by Van team has visions of playing on the was terrible. He blamed It on his than 2,000 members to consider restore freedom from government (Continned from Page One) Field Marshal Juicht Terauchi, road in addition to playing in the aa taps will be sounded. dictation t'o labor in this coun destroyer In^j .waters south of the Mrs. Edgar J. Berube of 50 Turn- Admitted today: Joyce Berk, 88 will close. Out of town priests will WTHT—Fulton Lewis Jr.; Cleve. health. So a doctor suggested that Suffers First Loss. ' ways and means of meeting the President Roosevelt ' messaged Homestead street; James K. Dick be present to assist lii hearing WNBC — Ed Wynn. 12:00— WTIC^-News; Mr. Smith Rec League. Cross Country Tekm The game will start at 3. two weeka and the Germans said Nicobar Islands." bull Road. Bredon try multiple vitamins. He problem In each local community. try.” from Washington: son. Jr., 98 Hamlin street; John confessions. 7:15—w n c —News of the World; Goes to Town. Members o f last years squad who did. His golf became better than The text of Major Cate’s address As in New York, the Repub 41g Russian tanks were destroyed “The whole American nation to The local High schools cross Wallace Ferguson, seaman sec Nawracaj, 85 Birch street; Miss WDRC — We Who Dream; 12:3<'—WTIC—Three Suns Trio. have been signed include Johnny he ever dreamed It could be. will be found elsewhere in today’s lican nominee and President in the fray. Moscow said the Ger day exults at the news that the Greene, Earl Yost, Mike Diskon country second team competed Roosevelt will cross campaign ond class, is at his hirtne, 97 Fos Charlotte Dollinger, 6 Broad street. WTHT-^Muslcal Quiz. . 12:45—W TIC—Lee Sims, pianist. As quick as a flash, Sam hurried Herald. mans lost 1,528 tanks. gallant men under your command Discharged yesterday: Clifford and EM Kosak. Newcomers include Meets Bristol Td^ay against Hartford High’s second trails in Pennsylvania. The Carolinas Hit ter street, on a ten day leave. He to order several dozen of the pep Business Session PoHslbiy a decisive battle was have landed on Philippine soil.” Wright, 18 Chestnut street;;Mrs. Herb Peterson, Wally Nelson, A1 A. team yesterday afternoon at Ke- Local Sport Mrs. Arnold Anderson of West president wHl speak Oct. 27 In The Leyte landings put the in is stationed at Bayonne. N. J. He pillS'for the Cards. The team pro shaping up along the north, cast is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Joseph Nlznlk, 64 Grandview Surowelc and Jimmy Blanchard. ’ ceeded to win three National ney Park in Hartford with the Hartford, president of the Hart- Philadelphia, just a week after and south frontiers of East Prus vaders within 415 miles of Manila When Storm street; Thomas Morrow, Jr., 26 POOPIMC The PA’S plan to open their sea Capitol City team winning out by fbitl County Federation of Wom Dewey’s appearance In Pitts to the northwest and marked an ander Ferguson. Only Two Football Games League pennants and two world T^e Part in Triangular, goStO H B ru h iS sia. Berlin frankly asserted that Birch street: Mary Pow6U, 142 son the second week in November. championships. a scant 25 to .80 score. Chatter en's Clubs, presided at the morn- burgh. advance of 600 miles north from ’’the twin battle for East Prussia A large, number of the members Cooper Hill street; Jean Aaplnwall, l\ & S ID IM C Any local player interested In This year, the Browns looking Meet Agoinst Bristol i ' The Red an(l White team ran 15 Inir session of fall meeting of the is nearing a climax.” MacArthiir's base at Morotai. trying out for the team la cordially men to 18 fori the winners, The hunting *eaaon on uplahd Front line . dispatches said the Goes Inland of Nutmeg Forest. Tall Cedars of 65 Summer street; Miss Viola On the Networks Saturday up from the American League cel combined clubs of Hartford and Moscow said nothing of the Thrasher, 99 Laurel street; EMward Estimates Freely Olvea. invited to attend the session and And Hartford; Locals j A ppeH T StTO llg summary birds and squirrela opens Saturday, Tolland counties, held ■In Center Leyte landings were preceded Lebanon, will attend the ceremo lar decided to see If there was any October 21, The shooting of wood four-day offensive but allowed AP Smith. 784 Middle turnpike, east; Worfcmeoslilp Onsranteed. take part. The first ten who pieced; church house today, with the local Yankees Trap three days ago by landings on (Continued from ^ g e One) nial of Providence. R. I-. Forest thing in the BreEuion- theory ana Copped First Meet. ' Shuchus, Hartford ...... 14:41.2 chuck which la regulated by Fed correspondenta to radio that “the tomorrow evening. They will leave Donald Lucas, Stafford Springis. Political Broadoasto via net- ""choose hla new team, off with the schools first caga tenax to strength. who has enjoyed marked success earls'performances It would appear DlMagglo will remain at Hamil marine views and landwMipea- by larger, however, was indicated by street fighting has been in prog 226,000 Japanese troops In the 'around the historic battery district New York Rangers, hockey team, ton field until assigned to ageneral two years and )m ha* hopra at rail New York, Oct 20—OP)—Foot Rockville will present a much is going a step further. He's going on the team in bis previous three >hat Maurice Courteau 'wUI take other members of th- Glastonbury dispatches from Aachen today ress most of the week. Smoke also Philippines headM by Field Mar "I wefe reported flooded. | Bronze Star stronger lineup than they have in hospital, the Army said. ing candidates out th* a s ^ p u t c f Woman's club. Incidentally this which said from 500 to 1,000 Ger shrouded the northwest suburbs; shal Julchi Terauchi. 1! Seventy miles Inland, trees were ; WHY NOT PAY A ball for the networks Saturday to be sure his puck chasers have years. / over the net-mlndlng duties. Cour next week. * ' afternoon *ls to 'be confined to two the two previous starts with the the pep pellets every day. He haa Bill Bray, one of the six lejter- teau played with the Boston Olym club won a Guy Wiggins picture mans remained in IsiSlated traps shells c mstantly were exploding in Fulfilling hla promlac. made two i uprooted and signs blown down at i four local players on hand to help A Natlonsi Winner games, both In the midwest. One named noon aa the swallowing man who Is bdek with th ta'^ ar’s pics in the Eastern Amateur for Its achievement in Art. The arpund the edgps, while nearly 2,- the streets; German SS troops veara and seven months ago when Florence, S. C. The Florence Air | VISIT TO pin a defeat on the EHm City rivals. 12 The Tech schedulo Is far toons sKbiblt by the neighboring Glas 000 already had been captured fought from dug-in tanks in one he took sad leave of the Islands Base weather station recorded 40- contest is to be carried by three Washington, Oct. 20.— — The hour. Every player must report to i»quad la expected to plajria heavy Leagpie last season. complete but the white hairad nan- GREENBROOKE ' chains. Thlc is the announced The local boys are Carl Peterson Pavot, 2-year-old grandaon \ of tonbury club was complimentary During the siege the Germans section, Izvestia said. Russian and that "I ahall return,” MacArthur mlle winds. bronze star medal has been award Patrick and take their pill In hla part In- the final oupemne of the Three other aspirants for the Man o’ War, won each of his fllist tor ia In hopes of booking many schedule: and Johnny Cressey, backs and at and added much Interert to this had been able to feed a few hun Yugoslav forces were said to have went back aboard a warship. ~It Electric service also was dis IN MANCHESTER ed to two New England members Billy Tumienskt and Tiny Pockett presence. meet in the Bell/Town. Bray cage job are being closely watched, six ' starts by more than t the teams that graced the schedulo department. dred reinforcements lilto the gar captured the Sava river railroad was part of a giant convoy, sailing rupted at Southport, N. C., but the At Columbus, O., Great Lakes I f history rep)eat8. It could mean missed the mert w t h New Britain in particular Harvey Bennett of You’ll be thrilled when you see va Ohio SUte—NBC, CBS and of Army ground forces units, the linemen. lengths. of the team In fom or yoan. Apron Display rison, but since Sunday they were bridge and driven the Germans from New Giijnea, which stretched extent of damage from a 65-miIe War department announced to another Ice championship tor the but he will .hs on band and ready Oshawa, Ont., who was with the from the port works on the Dan gale y-as ufidetermined. this new commimlty of smartly From Noon On«> BLU * : 2:45. "silver fox.” The local club displayed a col forced to rely on parachutes as out further than the eye could see. styled, solidly built homes. day. to place te this afternoon’s meet. Memorial Cup holders, Oshawa gen orful collection of aprons made their chief agency of supply. ube, but the Nazis still held the A t South Bend, Ind„ Wisconsin eral. Jerry Fodey of Regina and Navy Rnlee |Braslon Scene Choice of five distinctive models vs. Notre Dame—MBS at 3:15. Recipients Included: The..^reet of the local squad In- by the members. These were sold Canadian infantry and armor Alexander highway bridge, Izve's- The American Navy. In unchal-. Russell F. Bakey, Captain. (Then Beiser Likes llilrd clu t^ g Don Hall, Jake Donovan Jimmy Ptneo of Halifax are the tla said a large German tank force Is available Bach has four fine Announcers are: For NBC, Bill other Contenders. during the day, and the proceeds struck out in a new offensive lenged strength, ruled the Invasion rooms with space for two extra Firqt Lieutenant), CAV (tank de W est Side .sfid Bob Bfay will make the trip win be devoted by the director. was surrounded and ' wiped out SATURDAY Stern; for CBS, Ted Husing; for St. Louis—(iP)— Pete Reiser, thi through the mud and marshland scene and the seas about it. on second floor. Fireplaces. BLU, Harry Wlsmer, and for MBS, stroyer), 42 Beardsley Park Ter Mo Bristol. Aubrey "Dit’’ CHapper will be the Mrs. E. E. Fish, to Red Cross north of Antwerp today to bolster throe miles southeast of the cap Allied Air Forces virtually fortner Brooklyn Dodger outfield' ital. Semi-air conditioned coal flred Russ Hodges. race, Bridgeport, Conn. key man of the Bruins’ defense. work. the Allied powerhouse salient be monopolized the skies. furnaces, plastered walla, besu- For: “From March 6, 1943, to League er who led the National L ea ^ e In Cube Bet Reeord Johnny Oatvford also is. expected Other examples of art in the ing built tup in Holland against Budapest Conditions Oraro 'Tn a major amphibious opera Feb. 25, 1944, he performed hla 1941 with .843, asys he^^^mita to to be back on the Bruins’, line. Robbins room included decorated Red Star, Russian Army news tifully finished woodwork and Orson Welles, ; whose recent Adolf Hitler’s northern defenses. tion, we have seized the eastern floors, full concrete foundations, duties as motor officer of a tank ML at a play third .base for the Dodgers The CTUiuigo Chibs of 1606 won. Bill (Jowley, who might have antique chairs and trays, painted At the same time French In paper, said conditions were grave coast of Leyte Island In the Phllfp- broadcast actlvlUto have centered destroy battalion in a superior T. Morrissey when the war Is oyat: Pete, now their 100th victory of the season been the league’s leading scorer in Budapest. Many officials of large landscaped plots are a few Bigger Prizes In numerous guest appearances, la old-time flatirons to be used as fantry fighting along the ridges pines, 600 miles north of Morotla manner. He at all times kept his H. Csrvey * stationed at Ft-» Riley, Knn.sas, on Bept. 9. earliest date the feat last season but for an Injury, U various ministries have deserted of the features. Priced at reported negotiating for s regular book-ends, pottered and hammer of the Vosges at the southern end and 2,600 miles from Milne ' bay $6,000. Low first payment, malntenanca section close to the w. Shea a-as a recent visitor to the World has ever raen accomplished ta the fast regaining condition and Is ex ed copper and pewter objects, all their jobs and gone into hiding. (New Guinea) from where our of CBS series which would put him of the Allied line outflanked the F.H.A. financing. on the air for 15 minutes each Fri fighting In order to assure a speedy W. O’Hara Series. National League. pected to be one of the spark plugs ' execu te in a skilled manner >by village of Ventron at the entrance The newspaper said scores of Hun fensive started nearly 16 montlis second echelon msintensnee, and F. Mosser Xmg force. the clubwomen. garian rail workers had struck Be Sure To Inspect day night Name of the program to the 15-mlle-long Bimsang pass ago.” the communique stated. would be "The People's Request," efficiently supervised the recovery M. Clvsllo Guidolln, Jackson and Boll are Following Mrs. Hasbrock’s ex and were sabotaging German de ‘TTils point of entry In the The New Model Home which opens out on the Rhine Fornlslied By WatMns Brothers. under which Welles would produce and matatensnee of all dsipaged C. Wad* automatic qualifiers when they re planation of the art exhibit, the floor only seven miles from Mul- fense efforts. Russian troops were VlsayOs (group o f islands of which vehicles, quickly getting them back Pagaal’s port. clubwomen had opportunity to ad any type of show he deslr^. house. reported within 50 miles o f the an Leyte is one) 1*. midway between MURPHY'S into action. At the battle of EH B. Pagan! Four Consecutive Passes E'rank Mario of Cornwall, Ont, mire the display before luncheon cient capital. Luzon (aite of Manila) and Min GREENBROKE' (iuettar, when his bsttslidn lost 21 P. Hansen who played with the OornuqUl Fly The Americans of the Seventh IS c In the banquet hall. Group E of Army on the latter front also cap Berlin said the new Russian of danao and at one stroke splits In tank destroyers, hs succeeded In B. (less ers in th* QtMbsc Senior Hockey Center church women of which fensive along 60 miles o f the two the Japanese forces in the HOMES, INC RESTAURANT AND BOWLING casts, In wlilch five of the coun repairing ten vehicles and securing C. Freihelt Defeated Dukb in Bowl tured firuyeres, 13 mlle.s east of try’s major symphony orchestras ague two years'ago, is aiiothir Mrs. J. Seymour Brown is leader Narew river between Warsaw and Philippines. Walker Street, Maachester 16 replacement units, all within 72 A. F r e ^ lt canaldate. Ross haa not intimatefl Eplnal, in a further stab at two - ■»■*, ' are to participate, is being ar catered at the noon luncheon. The more passes leading through the. East'Hruissia had resulted in enor The enemy’s anticipation of at 1W. 4112 or 7275 hours.” C. Wannsrgrsn ' . _ how long his axperimental stage autumn motif was carried out In tack in Mindanao (southern island Soadsy, Tel. Maneheptet NEW ENGLAND BOILED DINNER SATURDAY ranged for NBC. It' will nin 24 F. Wilkinson By Bed Gtong* 9Gaapar recovered for the Trojans Vosges to the Rhine flatlands mous Red Army losses. Russian weeks as a continuation of the pro will continue. It may last until the the decoration, small pumpkins on liasted daily slnce_ September by 2-0545 or 2-0964 or 7275 Ih e Original Man-tn-Motfon on the Duke 10. The Durham Bruins leave for Moirtreal to meet around Colmar and. Strasboprg. breakthrough attempts betyreen grams Isst spring in which the- OtfswoU Oarage the tables surrounded by autumn Su-walki and Schlrwindt on the MacArthuris Southwest Pacific air J, Twaronlta Speaking of toug$ onea to lose, outfit braced, however, end Oea- the Canadiena or he may make a The British Second Army, fight Chicago sjmiphony appeared flvs Last Night Fights par miasod a field goal. leaves, napkins with autumn leaf eastern frontier of East Prussia arm) caused him to be caught un- ■. Kovla there waa the heart-breaker Duke definite lineup decision early next ing to clear out the Germany west a-waros In Leyte and beachheads in times. H. Stavensen ■"T Upton kicked to Boutharn Cali decorations, gnd at the officers’ of the Maas (Meuse) along the wero frustrated and the tank Besides the Chicaga ensemble, dropped to Southern California in week. For the present the Boston table a wonderful, arrangement of Army in- the Kaiser’s deer forest the Taclolian area were secured ' R. Msrehisottl fornia’s 39 and Grenville LanadeU skipper prefers to maintain his Reich border, fronting the Holland orchestras to he hestd include the By The Associated Press the last 40 seconds of the ffose fall fruits was the attraction. The was unable “to achieve a penetra \rtth small casualties. P.. Fagan sparked a drive to the Duke 85. haUtual pH-season silence. salient made slow progross, almost BpoiliardiiieBt Devastating 51 Gauge Indianapolis, Baltim ore and Boston — Bobby Ruffin, 139 Vi, R. Tc^lnaon Bowl game, Jaii. 2, 1936. The Doyle Nave replaced Graiuiy. meal consisted of creamed chicken tion,” Berlin said. Rochester symphonies the bogged down by mud, and stiff T h e landing was preceded by IlOW— For A Limited Tim e^In Full Suit Lengths New York, knocked _out 'Vince T. Cowles Durham varsity completed its reg LansdelL Nave, for two years on biscuit' potato chips, carrots (Jerman resistance. ' Oaptaro Not Oonftamed Kansas City philharmonic. Ekich DeU’Orto, ISS, Philsdelpbis, (7); and peas, cole slaw, olives, , rolls. heavy Naval and air )>ombardment Pioneer Paraehnle ular schedule unbeaten, . untied a dsimiaed bench-warmer, hadn’t The C^anadian attack, spnmg at Moscow reported further large Sheer Hose 93c wilt do 1 wo or more broadcasts be Young Brown Bomber; 159, Boston, P. Annlello Ruffm Knocks Ice cream, cupcakes and toffee. scale successes in C^choslovskia, Ich waa devastating in effect” - FOR MEN AND WOMEN^ . and unscored on, tbs' latter * vir playeci enough that season to oarn 7:30 a. m.. 'was launched from an _^tlclpatlng in the preparatory tween December 16 and May 26. knocked out Bobby Howard, 162, F. Hence tual "Impossibility In modern foot Mrs. D. C. Y, Moore, founder of ’Transylvania, Hungary and Yugo Th« pn^pAms ¥dll be titled “Or a letter. Hia head waa swathed area about eight - miles north of blows were carrier planes of Ad Worcastar, Msss„ (8). B. Schubert ball. The fact that the Iron the hostess 'iub. which this month slavia, but did not .'Immediately chestras of the Nation,” arid will ■V in a large bandage, the result of O utD ell’Orlo Antwerp along the railroad and miral WlUlam F. Halsey’s Third Fall River, Mass.—Charlie Smith, N. Angelo Dukes played a rapresentatlvp a fall to the ooncret* floor of the celebrated Its fortieth anniversary, highway leading north to Rosen- confirm the e^ture of Debrocea. ' 100% PURE WOOL run sn hour on Saturday after- 132, Newark, N. J., outpointed Jeff A. Maasaro gave the Invocation. fleet which since O ct 9 destroyed jioona. Origination polnta will be eight-game card mad* the feat ahower room which caused a gissb daal and Rotterdam. ITie fleeing Germans, running more than 1,390 Japanese aircraft Holloway, 186, New York, (10); A1 C. Caladen Reiuune Session* for the Bohemian-plateau, wero re the home clUea of the oroheatraa. all Uio more, remarkable. They that required several sUtchea just Boston, O ct 20— )—Irish Bob Balanced Tailoring* makes Planes Support Driro sank M ships and damaged 127 Barbosa, 152, North Carver, D. Merriland closed against a fine Pittaburgh UP ’Ihe business sessions was re ported abondoning arms and before game time. by Ruffin, th* Astoria, N. Y., light Rocket-firing T^hoons and more In forays extending from the Mass., eutpolntsd WUlls Bcott, 156, Datilag'* team after repulsing such os Wake Deciding Catch In End Zone sumed at 1:30 with a Heraid-Trl- muinltiona. Autumn floods, how " Listening Tonight: -NBC—6, Lu New York, (6). R, Rrid w eight (-today gloated about a fighter-bombers supported the the Ryukyus within 200 m iles'of WORSTED FABRICS cille Manners finale; 8:30, Duffy's Forest OAhta, North Carolina A penalty for tod many timea Bune Forum, Resume conducted by ever, wero impeding, the T usaisns J. Cataldl carafuUy-planned knockout which drive, designed to strengthen the Japan touth acrosa Formosa into . Highland P a ^ N. J.—Joey Red- and .Georgia^ Tech. out put the hall on the 40. Fad Mrs. Douglas A. .Johnson of New advancing over the Carpatho- and OorotHy Launour; 9:80, People dlek, 158, Paterson, N. J„ outpoint E. McAdsm > erased a four-year blot from his | Canadian column six miles to the the PhUlpplnea. TO BE T.AHaORED TO YOUR Are Funny; 10, Amos and Andy; Ainl they had 6 formidable ing far back, keeping out of range Britain, legislation chairman of Ukraine,, or Ruthenlan, sector of “Our* ground troops-are rapidly ed llg e r Lou Jones, 167, New York, R. Guiltch ■ boxing record. the state federation; Mrs. Frank West which lias speared to the Southern California club beaten, of rltahlng ends. Nave paafed to Ruffin, who indicatcij hia inten neck of Zuld Beveland and Wal- (jaechfoalwakls to some extent. extending th«Ir positions and sup (8); Al Mobety, 189, Newark, F. Brasky , ' .J.'Oatrofsky of Bridgeport, state 3-0, with time rapl(ily running ou t aophomore Krueger for 14 yarda. tions at the opening bell, stopped cheren, German-held Islands plies and heavy equipment are al INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS knmdied oift Lou Mssonl, l'40, Free J. Skiba chairman of Fine Arts, followed What makes this story all the Changing directions,' Nave whip rugged Vince Dell’Orto'of Phila- blocking the Schelde entrancM to ready flowing ashore in great port N. T* j5). J. Redlund • , with a talk on that subject, and PhUadelphia — Rocky Jackson, Mala Stnet levvio* more unusual la' that the Blue ped th* ball to Krueger for 10 delptals, during the seventh round Antwerp. Fourth Degree KC volumea,” the communique eald,. J l u t m IMvils were beaten by four suc- more. He completed another to of their scheduled. lOrround fea 'm u s i^ numbers were -provided These ground troops, comprising COVERTS SHETLANDS 146, PhUadslphla, outpointed Lsn- J. gobleakl look better. *. linger : im the ’ West Hartford Women’s In the first few boqrs the Ca D. Walker cossive passes—from Doyle Nave the hig find fleet youngster from ture at Mechanics Building last nadians rolled toiward several element* o f the Sixth U. S. Army n w Olngls, 144, I%lladelphla, (8); club under the direction of Mrs. C. To Meet in Town GABARDINES Mika Dsstaphano, 148V4,; Phila L. Brown < to A l Krueger. And the three Antelope 'Valley, Calif., but It lojrt night, . , t miles. and unlta' from the Central Pacl- FLANNELS that spelled the difference were During the fourth and fifth aes- H. Berry. flOk Included every able bodied man TONIGHT delphia, knocked opt J o ^ Gam- P. Prldnraldo. * two y n d s. Gales, giving impetus to floods Corduroy Slacks O. Kanhey oomplstad ov^ th* finest pass de- The cipek was ticking oiff tha sioiis, howavor, DeU’Orto appeared A t 2:20 the Manchester Oosmo- pouring through' bombarded baro, 146, New York, (2). ' ~ politan club, Mrs. Elmest P. Bent CHEVIOTS T^'EEDS - C. QuagUa fandw In tha south. Brie Tipton. seconds. 93,000 persona ware roar more than capable, of balking Ruf breaches in tbp dikes, have Member* of Bishop McMshon Montreal — Dave OatUloux, 188, fin. as he did four years aggrin o n president, presented Willard B. Montrsal. outpointed Joey Peralta, T. Beattie Antpkmo Al Krueger mode eoob ings with excitement aa Nava TIMELY TOPCOATS $35 knocked out a number of big Ger General Aasembly, Fourth Degros, $4.98 Wanw catch U) a different position. d iw ed far back and fired again their first meeting In New ^ rk . Roger* of Manchester, who was K. of <3., of Hartford, have been 138, Tamaqua, Pa., (10); WIUI* introduced by Mrs. Robert Leslie man guns at VUsslngen (Flush See Final J; Sullivan - UahanUad BubsMtuto CUcks . 'Die btdl cut diagonally acroas the But after boing rocked and atung ing) on Walche^en, and rock«t noUfled that the October meatlngr SEP THESE FINE FABRICS TOMORROWI Willie Roach, WUmtn^n, Dei, by Oei;)prto’a wrrlfic right* to the Cooper. He chose to apeak on his M. Mareo ACurlra sMea opttoklad rato aa field sind bad eaten up .the re OTHER TOPCOATS $22.50 AND UF and bomb-carrying ‘ Typhoons of the Assembly will be held In 8t. outpointed Horace beftadch, Buf id body, RulBn gathered home town under the title,, “Man- CHRYSANTQjEMUM Lt. Gov. Hadden O. Jarvis the taama ' battled aeoreleeMy quired 18 yardp when Krueger scored direct hits on tailldings Bridget’s hsU'ion Tbursday, Octo Men's Shorts falo, N. T. .. W. Jarvis for th* klU In the aevento liooklng Forward.” through three periods. in th* oaught It la Uie end son*. concealing other gqna at Elle- ber TS. The Assembly is made up DISPLAY KNIT WITH ELASTIC C. Msgnuaon be had hla opponent helpless A L ^ CIO Union Agent' fourth; Duka drovs to Boutbanf D ^a was scored, upon for the th* ropoa for ohnost SO osconds MoUwr woutsdijk on Zuid Beveland yes of- memtots of the Fourth Degro* WAIST ...... 5 9 e VOTE REPUBLICAN B . Di*ts Ontfornla's 16 following a 28-yaril CbuncHa from Hartford, Msnehes-- THIS WEEK-END! r . winst first time slno# 1987 and beaten. 'ora finally knocking him out terday.' • Mas from Eric tha Rad Upton ,to ter, Glastonbury, Windsor Ixicks, BUTTON WAIST'...... 39e A Fine Showing of : SdOtlUngton, O ct 2a—9P) — HartfMfl Xnvecn TA, aa Phil Goapar plara-klcksd. with a right to the hoocL Ruffin Fot^tond. Ore.—