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work and did the greatest amount The Eisterhood of Tehiple Beth TOs daughter born Saturday Sholoin has postponed Its first night' at.the Memorial hospital to. of damage resulted a call for meeting of the fall.'which was to Private and Mra. Clifford Eagleaort, No. I at 4:40. A tobacco Jhed own- * I'he Weather have been held tomorrow evening hpa been named Patricia Anne. i ed by the'Hilliard - Compahy at Forecast of U. A Wtsather Bureau, at '^ e Temple, to Thursday eve- Mrs. Eagleson was the former Mies i Middle turnpike and Adaihs street Troop 15, Girl ScouU. Mrs. Mir- nlng'at 8 o'clock, at., which time Dorothy Kregin, and the baby is a was burned. It was used for' stor- 2*Pc. Living Room Suites carent Maiocaan., leader, will meet great granddaughter of Mrs. John Robert B. Grimason,' o^ this age. of wool and waste from the Mrs. Umah, director of nutrition I Member of the’'^udlt Not so cool tonight and Wednes- thia evcnisf, at 6:30 in St< Mfnea’a of the Ahjerican Red Cross, will be Zimmerman of 116 North School town., now at the Naval Air Sta -1 Sotilb Ehfl Department I mill .when it was in operation. The • Recovered m Denim dny forenn, achool. ' the guest^speaker. She will have street. Private Eagleson is at ; tion, at Bunker Hill, Indiana: has ■fire 'in the wool burned through Air Work Gnaranteed! Bureau of Clreulat^s some interesting recipes ' to 'dis present stationed at Camp Swift, ■ boon advanced from Lieutenant, Has S«yen Calls; One ' the night. It w»* necessary, to con- Private George T. Evan* has re tribute and it> hoped every mem-, Texa^., ' I Junior Grade, lo the Tank of Lieu- { nect a hose .to a hydrant 1,200 feet FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL ‘ / Manchester-^A CUy of JEUlage Charm turned to Ann Arbor, Mich., after her will be^relK^nt Thursday eve 1 tenant, Senior Grade, it has been A Hard^iie to Fight. > away and keep it conneoted to wet spending an eight-day furlough ning. / \ 'The Scoutmasters Association ^announced by Capt. D. D. Gurley, I down the fire that continued to (dnsslflsd Advertising on Page 8) with hiB parent!. Mr. and Mra. will hold Ita''first meeting of the } the commanding oHlcer at the sta- I break out.. As the fire was outside VOL. LXIII., NO. 10 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1913 season wiH take Annie Benson, Mis. Doris Truste- The first call came to No. I at catied to 'Thumas drive fo.r a grass Imdge, Daughters of Scotia, will ^h>ee tomorrow afternoon at 2;,'I0 nitzer and Mrs. Margaret Stiles is 1:45 for a grass fire at McKee and fire/At 8:17 the same compahy Azores Anti-Sub Sewing Machine meet tomorrow evening at 7:15, and wlirbe followed by a tea. preparing a pleasing program and Westwood street. At 3:30 No. 2 agAin waa called to Oldott street' '•f ' ' with Mrs. Esther 8. Wolcott of 36 ail members are requested to at was called to 65 Bigelow street for add at l.ap this morning there WOMEN’S CLASS IN VOICE AND DICTION Eart F. McGeown, son of Mr. et Madison street. tend. a grass fire. ^ en; I :vas anoth»s call for No. 1 for a For Special Tralnine In / ^ and Mrs. Francis H. McGeown, of Biggest Fire of the Day 1 fire in the wdod* o" Middle tum- Vacuum 49 Wek-street, has graduated Staff Sergt. Roger J. Alisci is The fire that caused the most !/pike, w e st. Bases to INSTRUCTION from the Radio School at Great convalescing at Kennedy General THE ART OF THE SPOKEN WORD Lakes, III., hnd has been rated as Hospital, Memphis. Tenn. Wound -X \ — / , ------7 — :— Beglnnliik and Advanced a third class'■petty officer. He is ed in action, in the South Pacific Reopening 7:45 P. M., October 15, At The "Y” Will Remain Neutral in | now waiting to ije assigned to fur Rains Ha per Typewriting and Stenography; Repairs in July, he was removed to Cali / ..... Court Reporting Conrae. ther duty. fornia. He says he Is making good \ Under the^^recSon of War, Policy Approved _ / __ / progress and la looking forward P rivacy is e sse n t ia l By Britain at Start; MARY JAYNE .MITCHELL to a short furlough home to see LILLIAN GERTRUDE GRANT Plights Bombers Attack • Nazii Dial 8705 his family and friends. . . . to the well-ordered funeral. Germans May Refrain Lashing Given Manchester Here at the Quish Funeral Home DRAMATIC RECITAUST AND TEACHER OF EXPRESSION Family Gels For Seventh' Successive The Savings Bank of Manches /^two separate fime'ral apartm ents 22 Cambridge Street, 8180 Front Hostilities ter, The Manchester Trust Com with separate entrances assure . Call Evenlhga After 7:30 Day; Only Artillery New and Used' pany, /The Manchester Building for ■ Keep Spy Ceiitefr’ O p c^ Wake Island All Possible this necessary privacy. Anri Patrol Action! ARE YOU Homes Available for and Loan and The Personal Fi InformaRon and Reglttmtlon. Reconversi to Produc- COOPERATING? nance Company will be closed to Along Volturno Front; Immediate Occupancy morrow In observance of Colum Private Instruction |f Preferred. London. Oct. 12.—{fP)— tion Peacetime Heavy BloW Army Data bus Day. Tiny Portugal, Britai^s old ^ Calato and Heiakle- NOTE: M a t e ^ l s Reported If Interest Warranta, A Similarimilar ClassCl as May Be Formed For Men. est ally, has granted the.Brit Alexander ’V - — _ UMtUUKCt SElMCr ^ i: n i Main Street. 82-6800 ish anti-8ubmari^ bases in Results Declared to Have Scanty Information in ion Airrlromcs Also \ Hartf^Yd Studio: To /Tool Engineers. 125 MAIN ST .MANCHESTER DAY ' NIGHT 4 3 4 0 the Azores islands — the Justified Efforts Ex Telegram otf Missing Unrier Yank Attack. Pennant ? Jarvis crossroads of, the Atlantic— 28 Alexander SL Manchester IF YOU WANT ■hdisnspolls, Oct. 12.—(4^—Re- pended by Powerful In Action Often Is You ean belp by bnmlng cpal Phones: Prime Minister Churchill an bnveraion to the production of Allied HeadquarteriiL Al and ooke. - Vital oil Is needed' o n c e 4112 Realdenoe 1278 nounced thday, but will con-, peacetime materials already has Sea and Air .Force. Only Word Available. giers, Oct. 12.---(/P)—North- Any Make! Any Model! for the «nur eftorL tlnue h » ^ policy ','of nentrali,'' ‘ we$t African Air Forc4 HELP on Ote ^ European malnlm occurred In many former war fac Paris For All Makes! FIREPLACE COAL Churcnlli, aiinouncjnp this / itep tories, says, the president of the By The Associated Press Washington. Oct. 12.—i/P)— "I bombers, pursuing their at vajsfly strengthening A U i^ abili American Society of Tool Engi Japdns mid-Pacifle outpost at regret to inform you. ...” tacks on the Germans in th4 FREE ESTIMATES SEAMAN for planning any sort ty to .combat resurg^t Nazi neers, which concluded a semi Wake Island has received a sea These words begin the telegram Balkans and the eastern OLD U-boat warfare, told tne House annual meeting here today. and air lashing cnmDsrable to the which notifies a family that an Mediterranean for the sev FUEL & SUPPLY CO. of Commons tha^ President "Many factories have dtsmah- .heaviest' single blows dealt the enth successive day, struck a INYOyRHOME Successors to Seaman Coal Co. of a banquet or cater* Have You Joined Roosevelt had beeiyfcept fully in tled war production assembly American soldier )s missing in ac nod Pols Coal Oo. RECORDS formed of the negotiations. •lines and are producing peace Axis in'any war theater and the tion. smashing blow yesterday at PHONE MAN, 2-1575 . Musi be tamed la for th'e Nazi airfield on Corfu, strats- The Azores 11^^1.000 miles west time goods,” President Ray H, results were declared to have The scanty information^ in the vage - It yon want ta ing occasion then see of Lisbon on w airways and sea "jutlsfled the efforts expended.' gic Greek island dominating the playing the new onee. Morris of West Hartford. Cohn., telegram often is the only Word entrance to the Adriatic, Allied. lanes from ^iSrtugal to the United said yesterday in a session de Smoke from a burning tanker caught In the en trance of the channel rises into the air at WAJee’ Rear Admiral Alfred E, Mont available for weeks and months. Complete Service On Moef 8 '/|e each imld tor old States. voted to reconversion problems. island during attack on the enemy-held isle by a U. S, Pacific fleet, task force Oct. 5. Wake Jslaiid gomery, commander of the most headquarters announced today. ords Irrespective of quantity. o r call ■\ What the' family frequently does JSIectrlcal AppUnaoes. ^ R O O F I N G Wonl^ Include Airports Prodiictioh Peak Passed is on the left in the picture, Wilkes island on the right. (AP Wirephoto from U. S. Navy. I powerful U. S. carrier task force not realize, said Col. 'George F. Prepare for .Assault # iubmarlne bases” would yet a.saembled, assessing the cost Irons - Toasters • Heaters • This means, Morris said, that Herbert today, is that the wire On the rain-bogged Italian bat- ^ASBESTOS SIDING include' .both harbors for the dis the production peak for certain of attack disclosed that 1,051 also contains all the information tlefront, only artillery and patrol Fans • Etc. KEMP'S pa tcUof Naval craft and airports wa'r goods has been passed. tons of exploding steel smashed actions were reported as Fifth lac. ARNOLD PAGANl available to the War Department. - jrln ii^y o iir ApplUuiee fn BLANKET fo)xplanes. “For example,” he. continued, Wake in the two day attack Receives Casualty Reports Army troops along the awoUsa INSULATION 188 Slain S t Tel. 8880 Telephone 3902 or 5790 Although Portugal has an Army "the United States had to manu Retail Sales which opened at dawn one week Herbert, as head of the casualty Volturno river front prepared for For Free Esttmate! bl only 150,000 and a negligible facture 2,000,000,000 (B) .30 and Red Army Fights ago today.^. an assault on powerful Gemaa Expert workmanslilp.' AH #ork Air Force, it was considered possi branch of the adjutant general’s .50 caliber cartridges during the t Not Off Map” office, is the officer who receives positions. gnaruteed. Reaaonable PrlceA ble that the Germans may refrain first six months of the war. but Tax Favored The Island ^ s not "wiped off U. S. Mitchells sweeping from No obHgntlon for an eatimate. We Have Hundreds Of from hostility toward the country rile casualty—reports from troop there was no need to continue the mnp,” he conceded, byt it was commanders, checks them—with Italian bases and escorted by .W rita in order lo keepxjpen its'valuable their manufacture a t the .same To Suburbs of Gomel shelled by 731 torik of exploding Lightnings struck'^ Corfu, bomb diplomatic and spy, center in Xis- the assistance of a staff of offi ing the Garitza airfield, and the A. B. C. Rxit Co. Mem bers. Start Nbw rate after the six-month period. By Chamber steel from the battems of Amer cers and civilians—as thoroughly bon. \ “Thus, many of the factories ican cruisers boldly standing off Lightnings scored two direct hita Burton Insulating Co. Amid nufngrous rumors that the as he can against the possibility on a merchant vessel in Corfu 21 Maple St. Manchester which once produced shells have Little Return shore and drubbed by anbther 320 of. error, and finally prepares the IM Oxford at. H artford Portuguese, who now a i\ engaged been told to return to peacetime Kive> in sector to r ur- . tons of bombs from big\land- harbor. in the biggest ihilUary maneuvers production.” / Joins in Proposing Levy telegram which is sent by Adjt. New raids on C^ato airfield ia 80% Wool based Liberators and carrier Gen. Jam es A. Ulio. ot the war. might dcclar^f liOTtill- The use of sub-zero refrigera To Substitute for Atl- thff Support Salients planes.. \ Rhodes and Herakleion airdrome ties against Japan. Pr|me Minister tion. instead of extreme heat, in For Aid Given "We know the uncertainty and in Crete also were announced. \ The Navy reported that the at\ the anguish experienced by the Mothproofed Churchill disclosed in the HouseNjf the treatment of tool steel was niiiiistratiou's N e w Iti Middle Dnieper. lack resulted In the destruction These missions were undertaken by Commons that Antonio dfe.QliveiitK of 61 enemy planes, two ahips and American Liberators that poured Salaiptr's government had hcceded (Continued on Page Five) Revenue Program To Russians (Uoattnued-oa Page Five) bombs among parked aircraft and to a British request for faciHJies Moscow',' Oct. 12.—(/P)— numerous shore installations NOTICE against the loss of 13 American buildinga near the airfields.- to aid the Allies in their fight Washington, Oct. 12 The The Army fought its Bomb-carrying Lightnings made against, the submarine menace. planes. LEBAmN United States Chamber of Com wqy through the suburbs of £ lle m le r Deniamls lin- ' Besides neutralizing the ene- their first raid on tbs Antiaiacbia ' Churchill told Commons that all Dr. D. C. Y. Moore X Asserts Gomel, the first ma.ior objet- mysa installations, the many new All Jugoslavia landing ground on the Island of M ESS/ ■ ‘‘ • X ’s” British forces would be withdrawn merce Joined today in proposing a mediate Iiivegtigation Cos in the Dodecanese. This air 56 tive in White Russia, today sea and air 'units among the raid from the Azores at the end of hos F'deral retail sales tax to sub^ti- field- has twice changed hands in ers received needed training for tilities. The Portuguese them and neared the upper Dnieper Of Lend-Lease as Re fighting there. j. Has Resumed His Practice BLANKETS G ^ ^ Subs t'lto for the'administration's $10,- future offensive action in the Pa T owuxTacing selves have constantly been rein river in that sector to bring Heavy rains still impeded the 500,000.000 n^w revenue program. sult of ‘Secret’ Talks. cific. forcing the Azores garrison to the The chamber's spokesman, Ells further support to the sali Allied troops along the ^Volturno. Please Call Office, 4567 extent of their limited facilities worth C. Alvofd, r^rred to the Elaew’here in the Pacific the cn- and across the mountsins to Ter- since the beginning of the yfoir. Real eiiace ents on the west bank of the Washington. Oct. 12.— De eiuy felt the might on onrushing Nazi Bdnibiiig moli on the Adriatic. administration f^larf in testimony middle Dnieper. Ruasian forces Allied forces. .5 0 The Azores, nearly 2,500 miles before the Housc^ays and Means manding an immediate investiga Eighth .Army Patrols .Aggreseiva For Apointmenf east of New York, consist of nine were lined up along the entire .\ttack Oil Deimts \ committee as-'a, plan "supported ioo-mile east bank of the Rozh tion of lend-lcase operations. Sena Artillery duels rumbled along islands the most . important of solely by politicaK expediency.”-, Aii.stralian - based Liberator GermaiiH Threaten De- both the Fifth' and Eighth Army which is Fayal. .'Ihe chief city, Renewed Activity river for an assault acro.ss the tor Efiender (D-La) reported to bombers made their fourth 2,400- and said It "falls,\of its own stream which runs south through . Htriietioii ami SIid fronts, and eighth army patrols' Horta, is a transoceanic communlf dersea Raiders in weight." He opposedXjncrea.ses in day that Russia's reciprocal aid to mile round* trip attack of the war were aggressive, a dispatch from cst'ons center and a stopping Gomel to its Junction with the upon oil (lenots and docks at Ma levies on incomes of \ individuals Dnieper. the United States had been limit iiig of Ho8tage8 to' Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgomery's V $3,00 Down $1,00 Weekly point frr the Pan-American clip lantie Considered fetid corporations, as su^ested by kassar in the Dutch Celebes. They ^ .^adquarters said. pers. "The Islands, with a total Some Suburbs I'aketi ed to .supplying and servicing ons Secretarv. , „ ,, Arherican ve-ssels in Soviet porta. returned without loss after drop Halt Guerrilla • War. 'hese advance units encountered A beautiful quality, 4-pound, SO^cVool blanket in Cherrywood, Rosedu.st, Antoinette Blue, and Green. Guaran population of about 21>5.000. are bv Called “MokI Practi( .Some suburbs of Gomel, includ ping ^5 tons of explosives and G erW n tanks in one foray west at an integral part of the Portuguese Ellender said the information HALE'S SELF SERVE teed mothproof. Alyofthsaid a tax lmpo.sJvl upon ing Novo, Belitsa on the ea.st bank wa.s contained in a letter from setting great fires. London. Oct. 12 -lei—Germany Termoli. $ 1 . 7 5 republic sod not a colonv. Washington, Oct. 12.— - retailssale^'is the most oraVtical' of the Eozh, Have already been A 6,000 ton enemy freighter Enemy opposition was increas The OrigfaisI In New England! Speculate oh Effect Former Lend-Lease Administrator has- threatened to destroy every Back at his desk after an extend tax at\;hia 'tl|np dlscrii taken and bridgeheads have been Edward R. Stettinius, Jr. transport was set afire o ff Cape ingly stiff, but the Eighth Army The immediate effect o; Portu tions anh^ administrative di established on the west bank. at. George, New Ireland, and a 1 -1 city, town and village in Yugosla- forces gained ground In some /■ gal’s action was the subject of h^t ed tour of Eiiippean battlefronts. In making the contents public, ties can bc'Savoidetkif: The main part of Gomel lies the Louisiana Senator called for 000 ton cargo ship was'sunk or j via and to shoot an unspecified, speculation In London. The first Secretary of the Navy' Knox as •'1. There a|-e ,no dxymptions: west- of the Sozh about 25 miles damaged by Allied reconnaissance • „uniber of hostages in an effort to i (l:ontinuM(\m Page. Two) Kraft Cheese Spreads Extra Special! 70% Linen an.d most important result for the serted today that renewed activi A tax is imposed at ~a. uniforu an inquiry "at once” into-the more unitsr ' ^______^ ... : i from the Dnieper. The elimination than $13,793,000,000 hf United heastem New rtl.sar.s and guerrillas now Allies will be to (pve them one ty of .CJerman siibmarinrs in the rate; 3. No other Federkk, taxe: of the Germans from the Sozh- On the \ more valuable base from which to States lend lease expenditures. He ,uaging wai against the Reich lay > 3 pound box $1.45 North Atlantic can be considered, \Diiieper triangle A'ould expo.se said his demano grew out of the “very serioua*' (Continued on Page Two) '• 1C Germans’ Dnieper line, which (ContiniMff on Page Tuo) ; down thfir arms, a communique of = Notion Department (flontinoed on Page Two) ".setret” reports given the. Senate I the Yugoslav liberation army, Sugar Heart Questioned. at his press confer ••(sN already broken north ^of Kiev, last'w eek by five Senators w ho /i ------' - Flashes! DISH TOWELS ence about reappearance of the re\ncw attacks... I broadcast bv the Free Yugoslav toured the major battle theaters. U-boats after the late summer German communique, rc- •.radio, declared today. (Lute BuUetiJU of tbe bnNWIn) Peanut Butter Lb. Made From Remnants lull, as evidenced by a recent at Dodger Given porthig'''psumption in On the othfer hand^ Knox report negotiate flow for perm anent pos to the Gull of Fiiime. and added; Ripe Olives 9! 2 Oz. Jar LukiM ■ . \ / ■/ • • "The G-v'rman -Luftwaffe is con- age was . Immediately available. 29c / ■ " All Metroppbtan Areas ed he had observed, on an inspec. Quitting Native 1.aiid. Aerial buttiVs "over the Dnieper, session of strateglc^hases in return For Allied Govt'Piiiiifg. : Destroyed by the flames were a These practical 70% linen front line dispatches to the/Mos- for lend-lease aijK ' . large biiildliig, a smaller building, (OontiBued oa ^ g e Two) In the letter written dated Aug. (Continued on Page Two) ONLY BALSAM-WOOL dish towels vary in size from Washington, Oct. 12X:^yP)—Conr- New Haven, Oct. 12.— Washington. Oct. 12--I-4*)—The and a tank car reportedl.v loaded fronted With a new 'and discourag Arherican citizen who a.sserted he (Continued on Page Two) 21, prior to hlh^ recent appointment political-militar)’ commissieffi set . ~ , with oil. -Firemen were unable to Ovaltine """ 63c M edium 31c 20” to 22’ long. Put two to would not fight for hi.>i country as undersetfretary of state, Stet- •up to deal with war-born problems 1 ^ ^ rsa» 1 ■Se ration act vtofators, were: Nickel! said that the genuineneaa faith m democracy ringing through 8. Reorganizing Italian armed- patriots hy giving the mobile exteadIve doboto' provsksd bp ft year since 1933. In the w est north J.> M. Bandy, carrier specialist Nogro delsguto’s ebasga tbot The W. G. Glehney Co. The H A M CORK central and south central regions, for the Birmingham district office ■ Frederick J. ■ Krueger of 220 of the Lincoln manuscrip.t which th'e aimple, majestic sentences of forces to serve behind the lines guards jiermisslon to use their Crisp Celery / Bch. 19 c \CoaL Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint J tfH Green Stamps Given With Cash Sides. is to be purchased has been affirm Lincoln's Geltysturg address,” unions gnvo bln roes'only tbs MANCHISTBS Comm- Nickell said. , . • , (Continued on-Pfige Five) (tkmtlnued jp .Page Twn) to pay dues. 336. No. l^ain St. „ Tel. 4148' , Alanchester (Cdstinued on Page Flve> (CoBtlnneti eu imge Tw-o) (Continued on Pnge. Fts-e) ed bV Paul ,M. Angle. state hls- W-'- kAWC'HllSTBR EVEMWG/J^EKALD, MANCHESTliR, TUEbDAX, UCTUBER 12, 1943 M ANCHE^lR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESUAY^OUIO^KK 1943 PAGE TIlflEtt i • ■ ■ ■ ' —...... ' /" , . "" ■ V '.'- ...... ' been started agein on its destina expat^{a,,tion, spd econ?)mtc ■ anc swim, Aut who wish, to improve throughout the state am|'has de U. S. Naval Academy at Anna» tion Monday. About 5 ‘ o'clock Plan Festival .social i liniinatiQii. of .lAn's a.s t About Garden 61ub Lashing Given Study School Senior life " their ability. Nazi Subs Suffer Grand Ixidge voted a large amount of'hla time oUs. X ' Stolen Truck Monday morning another truck ffiiwIanicnlBl poliiy. ' ‘ ^ • ., Miss Betty Ahn Allison will be and Effort in this connection, eaqni- driver driving past the warehouse A , O - Meanwhile, imiicaIiqns>T, 1C thatj >iany friends of .Miss Teresa Margiirme-Makers Will the instructor for . these classes In Convoy Duel ing the unstinted praise of Pyth Nomli for Re-ElectlsB noticed lights burning and when he A t O V l i a i r O i l l i e flcimans were being lotted lo ft ^ o t U will be pleased to know Hears Addi'^ss Wake Island BusProblem s . v i ^ a . » and she is always ready and will ToiMeetHerip ian leaders hi all sections. b Found Here reached Bridgeport decided to V O C5 /^put in effect the rigid'm easures that she has returned to her posl- ing to 'pvs .extra help to those who Linns Lodge, K. of P., will hold ry, Oct. 12— (Pj-rMayor^ telephone liack to New Haven and Ihey intended to save fo r the eon- uon at the Weldon Beauty StiicflO, do not leant aa quickly as the oth its regular meeting in Orange JoluyB. Monagan and virtually all the Try to Shake Off Tax lyashlngton,. Oct, 12.— (F)—Ger Incumbent city officials were aoa- have a check made. It was not Un trol of restless h'janee after- 911, East Center street Miss'.Cesot' eavy Blow ers, ball tomorrow night, the last reg Feast of JSuccoh^ to Re Alkjyrinvaslon liegln.s I>«*cliire Given by W es Tliose Going West from FaH Term to Open man subs have again come out sec State Convention of hikted for re-election, last night by Suite Policeman Di»* til then that the truck was missed.- tl litis been in Cnliforiilii for t\yi> *1116 charge fo'r.^ese classes is ular meeting prior to the.conven months. . ond best in a raid on an Allied con tion. Many details are to ba a Democratic convention. Not Notified Here ObservefI at Beth Sho- Ilurtfonl Experl at ed from Pagre Uae) Lincoln School With All Sections of^ Coun Tonight at the East very nominal and Itvla hoped that Of P. to Be Held on coTcrs it. Robbed of An alarm was sent out but for Beheading Story many Women, especially ^ e new voy.. . discussed at this meeting, and. >'4 some.reason the Manchester police loin on WcfIncHflav. The I-adles’ Auxiliary gf the Zip- O flobiT Meclin Z out Adequate Service. Side Rec Center. comers to Manchester, will avail October 19th. full attendance of members ip/'ide- Guinea land front the Au.stralian try Concerned in Out O f a duel between a westbo'und Part of liquor Cargo. were not notified of the theft. The Rcacli Accord I ser Chib will hold its regular meet thentselves with this ^fiiiAvoppor- slred. The meeting will basiled , , Seventh, diviaion. veterans of convoy and a pack of Nazi under state police were covering all roads ing tonight at 7:30 at the club. To Be Examined to order at 8 o’clock,. / The members of Temple Beth Roderick Croc tt of the West Crete and African campaigns. • Action to provide better bus come of Fight on But tunity. Further details may buck oimad by the Seaboerd and in driving along North Main *rhe fall term of the women’s tained by calling the East Side sea cra('t,/the second joint state *rhe' annual state convention of Sholom will gather in the Succoh Hartford Git.fdv»»- night ' for observation OcJtdber niecting held at the Y.M.- Reports Raid In Holland tober 19, from 9:30 a. m. through loaded with 542 started was taken to the state po l)pvrlo|>t*r to I plied the advancing ,Ati88ies who the Connecticut Company. Last ZIelke the recent beheading of an Allied ’Three escort vessels and a Ri.nulf Compto.n yesterday an A special booth, or Succoh. has , • V. Ill'll ii—suspected cu.se of poliomy- ^A. It had Ic do w-it|i' {ireparing roll tonight to get the'full benefit until late that evening:.. Grand Uqoor'''^talued at $16,000, lice barracks in Hartford, where it were considerably ahead of .their, week nearly 10 0 little tota could Waahington, Oct. IS—(ff)—^The airman by Japanese In New "small 'mimber of merchant ahipa nounced the appointment of Pri was learned that the 294 cases had been erected for this purpose and l i i i r i N o f ( l o s t o f W o r k • elitls developed. It v)yj*i classed the garden for winter.'^■Many peo of the 12 lessons. Were sunk^^but a "larger number Chancellor John R. Wenhergren vate David I^ewcomb tn the Army was found in Mimblsester by State timetable, and only weather and not be taKcn aboard a west bound . greateat long-dlatance food fight Guinea, as well as reports on sim- London, Oct* 12.— (/P)— *rhe Ger been reVnoved. A check also show beailUftiliy decorated by mernbers a border-line' ca.se and it will-be ple think plants are dormant dur Tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock of U-boats we|Tc sunk or damaged' of Sjk Alton street, a member d( A ir Force*, *on of Lieut, and Mrs. HAKO Policeman William xBraithwaite the need of consolidating positions bus after school weui dismissed and Ita. atrocities, are being carefully man-controlled Vichy radio re of the Sisterhood. It reminds the (In ^llfinlp 1 lirn | IIK P # some days before It can be estab- ing the cold months, when In real in thla country—margarine vemua Linhe Lodge No. 72. K. of P.,' 6f Robert ..Newcomb of . Guilford, as ed that the higher priced brands slowed the,advance. the chief asked the company to ' examined against the day when the beginners swimming class (or ported today that Allied bombers in the four anil, a half day battle PIE CKUST last nlcht He was on#NQf many Jewistv-people of the days when ——^ . i Jished just what his illness is. ity there is much activity in plants this town w ill preside at the cen- his principal appointment to the were those that had been stolen. Vila .\irdrome Quagmire send someone .to Manchester to butter--now goes into another full retribution will be exacted. women will get under way and in had raided a town= in eastern Hol by surface and kir escorts of the sutc police assigned to l< The New Haven police reported their forefathers were' living in and vines, y d the speaker gave ventton business meetings. 1944'cla8s at the U. S. Military An agreenynt for laying walks t In the Solomon Islands, some make a survey. In-order to try and aharp round with all eectlona of Curtin said the victim o f the dications are that a good-sized land 4ast night/ causing some convoy. Both are'home made tfuck* that the warehouse had been brok- huU during their forty-year Jour- i ^ , “. The first ol the bingo games to several examples, one of them the' Enviable Reooitl j A,cademy at West Point and Stan H ie Tehicle was parked under ' ' was reached between 800 miles to the ^ast, the Japa- overcome the trouDle Sppt A.. H. the eounUy concerned hi the out beheading—disclooed last week-In class will be formed. At 8 o’clock damage and casualties. There was The statement addAd that the quality products. ' into and the truck was checked ney thrpugh the dessert. b«' sponsored by the Men’s Club of ordinary' pussy-willow, which in ' a- captured Jaganese (iiary—■wa* tomorrow evening the intermedi no immediate confirmation here records o f merchant ship losses for Grand Chancellor Wennergren ley Arthur Jacobs, son o f Mr. and electric light near the home Irvipg .SUtch, who is erecting St Bridget’s will J)e held in the .pesc A ir Force was "hanging on Illing arranged to have the- lower come. foV^ngerprints at the police bar A special ceremony will be con mid-January begins to make battle cornea at a time when ah Australian, but declared his ate claaa fo r women i9lll meet. that British-based bombers were Augu.st and September were the has made aq enviable record In. ^ s . Israel Jacobs of this city, a.s Everett Strange on North Main ducted in the Succoh by Rabbi j houses on the south side of .Middle churen hall tomorrow evening. the ropes," in the wSkds o f the grades In school dismissed 15 min *1116 Buy U.S W(ir Ronds i o racks^ growth, and by the time the first butter, acarco, la rationed at 16 name would not be made public. *1108 class ia for those who can out last night. "best record of the war." the furtherance of PythlaniS'm his prinpipal appointment to the street and must have been there Berthold Woythalei and refresh- tiireipike and the town, at a meet- warm days occur in March is all commander of the Allied air group utes carli I. This was tried yester for several hours as it Was notice^ Mr am Mrs. John W eir ’ and In that theater, Maj. Gen. Nathan day. A checker from the Connecti pohita a pound and margarine, ra menU will be served under the ntlhned from Page One) lawns; even the woodlands are not During Last Evening truck. The ear driven by the Hart offer, was accepted last night, j held in Hartford today to decide measure. 'Some represent dairy Was Held In Warehouse . John G. .Stoutnar of 351 Tolland exempt from its ravages. ford man was badly damaged. w. . »«, It The walks will be laid according v.-hat to do aboy,t the Manchester farmers. Some represent soybean The truck left New York loaded Turnpike, who injured his back Fall Flower Show And Today. Taken to the Manchester Memorial specifications-followed In Man- situation." and cotton growers. Oil from soy- with the liquor on Saturday and While at work In the Aircraft plant Announcement was made of tlie hospital Pandelise waa treated for vesJSS I? tie gendaim^rie. ,4dio I Chester and will be laid under the b»ans and cottonseed is used in was hold at the New Haven ware- at East Longmeadow, and was re annual fall flower show of 'the Company No. 1 of the South cuts on the face. France in Algiers, in a broadcast | inspection of a person named by margarine. So is peanut oil. houae oVer Sunday and was to have moved to the Hartford hospital, is Massachusetts Horticultural So *rhe National Association of heard by The Associated. Press,; the town. _ ciety In Horticultural hall, Boetbn, Manchester fire department had showing slight Improvement. Margerine Manufacturers—aom said that persona reported assist- j With the laying of the new walk November 4, 5, 6 and 7. Leading all the calls for Area yesterday Knox^sserls tng Allied airmen shot down in i and curb it will be possible to clirysanthemum developers of the and .so far today. A t 9:10 last of the largest meat-packera France now risk the death pen- j properly grade Middle turnpike country will give their first public night they went to Thomas Drive members—says that becauM of various taxes only one-thiM-bf the alty. and Imptove the roadway Littte Beturii view of 1944 productions at this to extinguish • wpods and grass German Subs The blow at the Jews came from The selectmen last night ac show,, both early-flowering and fire. A t 1:30 this morning they nation’s retail grocers cah afford Darquier de Pellepoix, commission cepted a layout of- a development | frost-resisting. In addition to mul were called to Love Lane for an to handle margarine._/ DOC'S GARAGE er. for Jewish questions, who was in the Oakland District known as For Ai^ Given titudes of niums, there will be gor- other fire in the grass and woods Real Menace ’The aaaociation be in there quoted by DNB over the Paris the Bowers’ Farm which shows 85 geptls displays of orchids, winter- and again at 10:45 this morning alugi^ng. 16 BRAINARD PLACE radio in a broadcast heard by The lots. The property is owned by Rowerihg begonias, winter bou they were called to - the intersec (OonttniMd (rMD Page''One) DislrynM Wifl Oppooe Bill e Associated Press as urging the Sherwood G. Bowers. To Russians quets -and gourd.s. tion of Middle turnpike and Hil- A t . the National (Cooperative Cuttings were brought to last likrd street for another grass fire, tion of the Atlantic coast all the M ilk' Prodticers Association, rep night's meeting of ivy. philoden The Manchester fire department resenting-^dairymen, it waa said (fkintlnued (mm Page One) way from Recife, Brazil, north, a IS NOW OPEN North End Group dron and other house plarits for was called again yesterday after "competent defense organization.’’ that organization would oppose exchange, and displays of asters noon for a fire in the woods on and particularly praised Brazil’s the bUI. of Russia's own requirements and and roses. '■ Pine Hill. Th.ls was the fifth contribution to the fight against ^/^Champions o f margarine admit To Honor Merz by the absence of American forces After • brief closing on account of illness The November meeting will be time since Saturday afternoon the submarine. , 'that when early legislation waa in areas which can be supplied by the annual one. With election of that they went to the woods on He referred to Brazilian .air first enacted considerable quan Russia. ■ , C A L L : 3430 The Manchester Improvement | officers and showing o f slides of Pine Hill. bases as becoming an increasingly tities o f margarine were sold aa As.soclalion will ohsei-ve' the first "Thus far. therefore, such' aid members’ gardens. Misa Mary important (actor in that light ^ butter. A n y margarine aold that Don't borrow unnaceiSbrlty, nr.s been confined to repair, sup- but if a loan U the best lolu- of its Old Timers Night tomorrow Chapman, Mrs. Fred Pohlman and Brazilian forces, he said, are way, o f course, la fraudulent. tton to your problem. ‘Per- evening. The meeting will be pl\ and servicing o< our vessels Mrs. Christine McVeigh were ap in g ingtructed by "thp besU-ffien But they say that now mar tonsl's' 1-VitU loan service held In Liberty Hall and will be in. Russian ports." he said. pointed a nominating committee. |letail Sales ' we have.’’ In addition, he n »^ rted is the time-saving way to get garine, fortified with vitamins, ia known as Matthew Merz Night. i Siding with Ellenuer, Senator Brtetl had a growing fleet of . as g o ^ aa butter. 'Those aie one. Just phone uc your ep- Wheeler (D.. Mont.I declared that pllcatlon. Then make one Mr. Merz has been a member of | ships for use against the U-boat fighting 'words to butter-miUcers. the disclosures made to the Sen- visit to our once by appoint Ihe association since 1911. It is | All Yugoslavia Tax Favored menace. Production of margarine has ment to sign and get the cash planned to give over one nlffht a ’ touring group call for a A lean o f iioo costs (20 so "The Brazilian picture," he climbed in the war years, is now when promptly repaid In 12 month to one of the older mem'- [ ‘"vestigation 'before said, ’'is one of.tfiarked and gratl- up in the hundreds of millions'of any more money, is appropriated montby consecutive Ihetell- bers. There arc about five char TownsFaciiig By Oiamber ! fying progreas.” pounds. It ’a still a dw atf com mente of (10.05 etch Loans for this purpose. 1,000 M ile« Fironi Home made on your signature ter members still connected with ; pared with butter. “The giving-away of taxpayers’ (Continued fronrPsge One) Sccretsrfy Knox said that the alone. Call ue today It you the a.s.sociation, .'Ir. Merz being monc.v lavislilv to every Tom, Dick Drop in Septenober FUEL O IL need (10 to (300. one.of the most active. . ^ Nazi Bombing British ^submarines which have and Harry w-ho'wants it or as!:s The Milk Producers association are imposed upon retail sales Imnaoblllzed the German battle He came to Manchester 01 for It is little less than crrmlnal,’’ says butter production in 1942 t DIAL 8500 ! The- tax is imposed upon aggle- ship Tlrpitz lopera.ed 1,000 miles T i f l 6 0 $ u J t FINANCE C a years ago to leiii-n the barber Wheeler said, in an interflew. (Continued- from Pa •ie O i.^ )^ was over 2 billion pounds, in the trade vC-ith Thomas Moriarty. i gale ^urchase.s; 5. The tax is im- from home with two man crews. first seven months of 1943 ran •tale 'I'beatev Halirtinp Wheeler setd he inferred that 'The submarines slipped through •-Jd Floni rknnr S4M Later he lived in New Britain and : posed upon the purchaser; and 6 . parallel to 1943, ^And will have tne touring senators were "unani___ tlnulng its ruthless ' attacite on mine fields and mazes of subma- D. (L Miwwa Nwr. coming . back to Manche.ster I Fractional cents are dlsregardsd.” 1 shown a lO per cent drop in S e ^ Llswaae Na (SI mous In their opinion that lend unprotected towns and vrflagcs. I fine nets to launch their torpedoes MORIARH BROS. opened ^^his own '.shop and today The chamber, an oiganiziUiOl ganization of tember fo r various reasons. / lease had been mismanaged and The town of Novo-Meste has against the mighty Nazi battle is the oldest active barber in Man business and commerce, made no Margarine makers, ready for mishandled, and that the British been completely destroyed. Not a ship in a Norwegian hideout. chester. There will be motion were getting credit for. lend lease sjieciflc recommendation as To the the fight ahead, note: living, soul remains.” size of the suggested retail tax,' Knox, in his first press confer pictures shown and Leon Thorp ; to other .countries which we actu- Novo-Meste is 46 miles west of ence since his return from a 25,- In addition to the Federal law wlll speak. ' Refreshments will ■ ally were furnishing.” b.it Alvord said a 10 per cent levy ' all states—except AMbama, Ari Zagreb, and 10 ipilea east of Zu- orobably would yl(ld In excess of , 000-nille t )ur of European battle be seiA'ed. Stettinius said "It is impossible merak, last UstaShi stronghold be zona, N ew Mexico and Oklahoma Se.OOO.OOO.OOO during 1944 and a , ____fronts, . said that the attack on the to measure in' dollars either the tween Trieste pdhd jSagreb, the cap five per cent tax. about $3,500,000,- | Tlrpitz was carried out while he —have additional taxes or re cost to the British or the value to ture of which was announced in strictive laws of one kind or an ATFHtST 000, was In England and waa "charac UE. for example, of British .engi MNOFA the Yugoslav war bulletin. Other (■■hamber witnesses sug- terized by a high spirit of daring other on Margarine. neering and designs of weapons The Gerinan threat of exterral god courage that Is amazing.’’ Margarine was first produced in based on two years of combat ex nari^n ccal' ;^ e « ' _ ' ' ‘ i rf^%VUrthJ"fa"x France in the 1670’a, waa made perience before we entered the ed • senes of victories which in here shortly afterwards. Befim war. , program. House Republicans al cluded the capture of Slankamen, ready have started a drive In this passage' of the Federal tax in 1886, r T t 6 6 6 i "A ll this ha.s been freely made a to..the atrlke.atriira wwas a. raiiaaricaused hvby 1 making fighting there virtual- ment raade*^ by Prime Mlnistef ENDS TODAY: . Among Woiinded l the W ar Labor board’s 11-month ly imponlble. The Fifth Army Chufchill concerning the use of delay In acting on a request for facilities in the ^ o r s ii, the agree “DESTROYER” continued to consolidate its posi ' WaahlBgtoo. Oct. 12—(dV-The higher wages and longer vacations. tlons for ah eventual big drive to ment on which the statement ia plus : rr“HON^YMOON W LB C3ialrmahWllUam H. Davis in based was' concluded by virtue' of War department made public to War ha* stepped into the picture and completely crack the Volturno line. Lodge” day the namea of 189 United Washington tele^aphed Daniel J The Fifth A rm y and the Gef- the ancient Anglo- Poiiugueae To.b^, International prealdeflt of alliance. The United Statee gov States soldiers wounded in action. changed it. In vital w a r areas the demands h t w a r indus mana face iuadi other across the The srjiduncement includes casu the AFL Teamsteri’ union, , that ernment has been Informed and aarrow, twistiog -river awaiting alties In the AsUUc, European,! "the present strike will not Sfteed has approved the arrangementa tries are Jeopardizing the supply because the demand is ex the signal that will touch off one North African, Pacific and South made.’’ ) ENDS TONIGHT: UP a decialon but will have the op of the biggest battles of the war, west Pacific areas. The names The possibility was mentioned in ceeding the natural production. posite effect as the Itoard does >u>t a front-Une dispatch from Associ “CRASH DIVE” T Usted'in North African area in Commons that tbs Axis might re apt on a case during a,strike.”' ated Prus Correspondent Reiman clude casualty reports received | gard the cession of Portuguese “HE HIRED THE BOSS” Morin said. • . ^ from operations in Sicily., • J ■■ * basee aa -a hostile aoL ‘ Americ;^ artillery blasted con * 11111 Connecticut: Soviels FigKt Way tinually at Nazi positions on the brought no response from Chiuch' ‘ Avery, Pvt. Charles A.—Charles j . pareful, conscientious cooperation of all civilian users ^ V s • 1 I north bank of the river, Morin said ffl. “ T Avery, father, 39 Maplewood To Gomel SuburbsUcftog: . Portugal haa no land . frontier place. Stamford. ia needed to cope with the situation. ', ’The site of the coming battle with the Axis, but its shipping In Oorio, Pfc. Julio O.—Carmine is a cup-shaped valley almost oom- dustries and harbors might be ^One Complete Oorio, father. 62 LeXingtea avs-| (Cbatinaed trom Page Om ) pletely ringed tyith hlUs. W e hold opened to long-range Oennaii' at ttue, BridgeporL the southern and southeastern tack in case war waa deolared Show Eveplngs • cow press (aid, have become al- ] slopes. The Germans are entrench upon her. HEART-SHIELD moft incessant. ed solidly in the north. ’They prob WED. AND THURS. n | n f rt /'if' Sn ugly in The Red Array’s heavy material ably are relying upon defense in tha Bic Muaieal HH! College Students as well as large numbers of men, depth, having sunk their tanks d B u U Uniform Pocket however, have been transported for use as artillery and covered W A L T Z E S . H O P S CABIN IN THE SKY across the rivwfTto face the Ger large areas with barbed wire and 'Will'Entertain iHtEHGRAVEOGOLD FlNISHEOSim EVERV TUESDAY AND With ROCHESTER FRONT COVER PROTECTS HIS HEART mans. concrete pil’boxes.” Collective- farmert And Dnieper Gemian macblne'-gun nA ts are FRIDAY NIGHTS and ETHEL WATERS” fishermen, meanwhile, ■ have re strung along the-rlver baqfc. ------2nd HTTl — =- New Londao, OcL 12.-^(d>)— ceived high pralM for important Allied filter-bombers _ . elaabed Service men In the N ew London work in tri>’"n i"g boats which took yesterday at enemy gw" positions, K. OF G. HAi-L a s s ig n m e n t IN ares are ta be entertained Uilf the Red Arm y across the river to I motor transpbrts and trkinS. and tS Ptwepeet s treet," Hartford year by undergraduates In the surprise the Germana. |fi|^teM, unopposed by German BRITTANY "Connecticut College (Mtmteen,** that toWraC a variety show written by the students. *Phe thshM wiU be “ W ork on the boms front.” Songs, dances snd sUts wm bs the materials. Bsrvios units (riio win ••• the show include, soldiers, sailors and Coast Guards. ... A . l « ,1 0 4 S Fotm flel* State hospital that ended af^ahd abetting the escape of an In -' lost him on the subway.. The ln« race, PorUigal.haa long-standing problems. Involved In holding the Aiding ill Esciipe - baseball, gams in New York ! tie jierson (ronj the hospital liipt iqate has not been found, ninate Hazard Paper S^age New Residents Request To Use Union M anchester allianc* and Wendahlp with Brit bases, once we gained the right to Ko<‘kville Mrned foY, Blchard J, Grant, gjf, of i moht^ 1 use them.' H8 Atlantic street,' Stamford, a 1 ‘ Qrant explained that althous Lafayette; ,lnd,!.“John Gsnls and ain. Ih tha aacond place, Portugal Lewis fL Chapman Brings Jail Teriii Alex Asase are scrying as Purdue's th e mlragit i4 hla country en- fine of $250 arid sijx moiit^' in jail | he had permission to take a young Star|;mg Well Mellon Tract E vening has material' reaaop for adherence MB. RoekvUle .l»St nigh«. I inmate for a walk Hrouml/the co-captainp. (^nl8’\v/a3 -Illinois’ More Police Protection vuauiH BO to the" Allied aide, having herself joyf^ momentarily-was ah Ulilslon .liKlgp Waller ARejlmolU^ .sen- grounds, he had taken hit faptaln-eloct, AgBse Att-Aif')'’)'' n South Main Street 4 Gets Off to Good Stia ju a____ j PRilNTl Newtown, O ct t2 A walk, ...—h, ...... | f -----v, ...... •— jnautr*'— It suffered aggression in the 'Japa- that our five tourist .senator! had arouiid the grounds dt the Fair-item ed him on a chatgc of aiding the baseball gahie and >«a guard at'the sanic\lnstftittlon. MUre Paper Collected in Residents of South Main street • to Burnside to get a telephone Town Employees Not limnoitMiar, uonn. VBO^fTjiR<}VtpN neaa occupation of the Island of come back with a sound, states Joint Meeting of the ■re not toe only ones who want and had to get a toll line to notify Air Haid Wardeun at En Pacific area, lauded toe USO Eggs Smashed M anchester * One Section Than in additional police protection, thf local police. On Sunday aft- Allowed to Lay Mains spoke of toe effect toat a USO ! Timor. - manlike report. The actual daCel- Townes Officials Held ia*a Ootebai' Iv > opment has been thgf our sena Learning that there was to be a ernoon at 5:20, hr said, Alicia thusiastic , Assembly, end its stuff had upon the retuzi^J Now various indications ralae whole Town Before. meeting held last night to con- Mayer, 4, of 28 Dover roatt was On New Project. ing' soldiers from Jungle fox-hMM tors haven’t proved quite as In Accident ' ,To. Discuss Fatal Ac D ale Book tlskaa’• Md ■»•!» HoliaBja. Bniarad ®5f*S at5 the possibility that Portugal 'may aider toe traffic conditions on struck by an automobile h r l^ op- Hear Stories of\Flier fighting, elevating him end restlig/|^ tii« pMi offiM *» be about to change her status in grown-up as we hoped, that they cidents at Crossing. ' Manchester’s paper salvage South Main street, a delegation, crated by Rene A. l-amothrr of 31 All work done bn toe new' de- hta jittery nerves to a normal atat" A* laMBa QIbm Mali Uattar. Tonight BaeKX, from Pacific. thla war Portuguese troops arc behave as If they thought It their Twenty CaMPs Are l)t’“ FalLterm ,of Woipon’s Scnlafl- campaign started off with excel from Woodridge, • where 104' Vernon street. RorkVIlle. and had vclopmertt on Lenox street,'^where again after, hectic weeks undee’^ ■0B80JUPT10N RATES lent results with the collection houses have been sold during the su sta in e d broken leg and head 80 houses are under construction ■ 'V direct enemy Are. audUenly engiged In. large scale naUiral duly to bring back con- Jay E. Rand, secretary of the Saving Clasa opena at -pest year, came to the meeting, i injuries. , • ' Mrs.* Theodore,Crosby, of New Taar.br Matt I troversy and scandal, ' and that slroyetl as Truck in Side Rec a - 7. , carried out in the southwest sec has been done by union labor and Was .At HIckham FieM ^ UoBth1 or Mail military maneuver!. The popula board of police commissioners, Monday, Oct. 18 ' tion of the town. The town has Edward Marshall was toe spokes- The .speed of thi Connecticut Haven, reprcsenlirtg the National . ,..*sa w ssam O i't v. -»•> 12 ----—(Special) Police Commissioners and School taain.s in the tract yesterday, school hall at an as.acmbly of the I rttany of hta friends and huddles,'] . Tfca Abaoeiatad Praia W axoiuaiia- Board held last night, started work Statc'^ Convention, Knights of yesterday as was picked up in the protection for the Center' street place between 4 o’cloi’k in the aft w'bre slaughtered by the sneak J e t ’'J l» rattilaa to tha nta of rapubllca- “Portugal preserves her ■ neu they would operate, to make their | The residents of Kusl Main street section* from Adams street to ernoon and 7 o'clock In the eve starting at East Center street, the local CD Air Raid Wardens, active Issues less sensational. T h at' itMW • ' this morning to clear up part o f: Pythigs, Orange hall whole town the last time a collec work was stopped. T7ie shovel ‘--^bing.bor ' trality. but the war has stretched many {hedous eggs 'going to ths hasard. at least, that exists at Friday, Oct. 32 tion Was made. Love Lane junction. To back up ning to eee what was going , bn canvassers here for the Manthc.ster Other speakers at toe 'rally « to It or Bot ■ otharwlaa craditad lo makes It necessary for the coun waste on .'tt^day when approxi hta claim he told of an accident and try and bring about a reduc operator is a union tnari and he. thla paper apd alao tha local oawa all oven the world. Portugal can toe two Intersections of Hackma Mobile Blood Bank at St. Mary’s William Ostrin.sky, well known would not work when lie wa.s cpiota of $3.5,000 in the War Fund CD ta^rdena were ARP Chairmaa 20 Parish House. * local dealer in junk and paper, is that had occurred there a 'short tion of speed. drive. not keep away from what Is going try sttll to do Its own reasoning mately rhaes of eggs, headed | tack street and South Main time ago when an automobile, ordered to stop by the union repre- H enfy^Rllory, who stated that h« : •"i!l*^?2h?a*'*of '. rapubllcatlon of Sunday, Oct. 24 handling toe job for the manufac They were told that the case felt confident the apaelal dlapatehaa baraln are alao on taroughout the world. Our dig alwiit their report. for a hatchery in Maryland, were street. speeding down the hill, had hit a would be looked in t o ./ •sentative. M rs. Crosby described the Work lhat warden! The meeting held last night came Outingv Linne Lodge, K. of P., turers a.id usera who are sponsor would do. a good Job again, as ta ; raaertrad. ______nity and our interests may re Smashed in an acCidcnt on Minter-! utilities pole knocking off the gen David Ro.se, the owner and de of the agencies conducting ^ the burn Hill. as a result of the fatal accident'on at Villa Louisa. ing the campaign-and all proceeds drive throughout the United States, the recent. War Bond Drive, wher | Full aanrloa cUaot of N- B. A- quire that we end our neutridity.” Field Trials Manchester Coon outside actual expense are going erator and as a result the entire Hauk Has Narrow Es<'a|>e veloper; was told of the situation The driver of the truck, from i Wsdnesday at the north intersec section was without jelectric pow and rather than stop work on the and stated that it waa of extreme the organization made an excellent Saraiea tna and Fox Club, at Coventry Club to the Manchester Memorial hos in individual sales; Passenger ahlpi achedyled to Bishopville, Maryland reported to tion of the two streets which was er from 10 o’clock at night until Litchfield (J’l—A Sturdy gos entire project he got in touch with advantage to the workers, due to showing ant! Publlabara Patrolmaii Alden'SkInWr that he] the second fatal accident in that Ground.^. ' pital. Mr. Ostrineky oald the pub the scoreit.v of canva-ssing agen Secretary Ray Cooper, who promta jBlIna Mathawa Bpael^ sail have had their aaillngs can Connecticut Wednesday, Oct. 27 lic cooperation In toe first district 2 o’clock in the morning. That hawk. crashing throughe'a window Fred Parker of the town water de waa driving down Mintw'burn Hill section in less than two months. was not so bad, he said, but there cies. that the dri.Yc_hcj;Qn(lucjl.ed as ed to devote intensified effort te.'| (taw York. Chlcaro. Datroll and celled or postponed. Present at the 5leetlng Meeting Educational Club,' Na‘' he worked yeeterday was very at the Litchfield HiStprlcal ttfleie- partment. As Mr. Ro.se is paying the coming drive. Boatoo. In low gear when he felK the load was no ■tally of notifying the prop ty feyb/l hta long<^ad and stuffed the entire bill, it was np to him to a single unit, rather than by a News stories from London on the truck shift. The triick aide- Attending the meeting were tnan Hale School at 7s^0. good. nuiltipllclty ot drives for separate Chief Air RnidVWarden Thomas. MEMBER ■' UDIT bu rea u o r Friday, Oct. 39 The next district to be done will er euthorities as there ta not a hrethreh with fear and trembling decide and he capre to the conclu stresalng the possibilities of Por wiped a pole tn front of the home three members of the police com- single telephone In toe tract. Ap and the/scramnved through the sion that laying of the pipes would orglhization.s. Wetr explained the final set up. of CIRCULATIONS. of Paul Menge and the jody'of th'e .mission. William A. Allen, chair Hallowe’en -Dance, Army and toe northwest which will he the campaign, whic'l^ is now under tuguese aid to the Allies are ^ A Navy Club at clubhouse. Monday, Oct. 18 unless It ta plication have been made by sev hole it had made, apparently am- be done by union labor. » Makea Dramatic IMee Tba Harald Prlntlof Companr. truck separated from the chasels. man. Mr. Rand toe secretary and eral, -but toe telephone company willing to become a museum piece. wav. IBC, aaauBiaa no SnanoTal raapomjl. heavily censored when they begin The sidewalk and gutter was ftll- Arthur McCann, who met with toe Saturday, Nov. 8 stormyS\ Further notice will be The speaker pleaded in a drama \ bllltr for trposraphioal IP : Regional meeting of Soroptimtat given of thta collection. Collec- cannot supply them. Demoted to Patrolmen tic manner for funds with which to telling what value' the Aaores Two''years ego The Great Jas ed with broken eggs, as the Hqhld commission for the :^flrst time. GivM Another Example Injured WhOn Ptast«r Falls >artnt IB •‘ ’'•'‘'••SlSifa ran out of the cases. Tho driver Everett McKinney represented Clubs at Y. tlone will be'^e^h Monday unless Sid the starving children of Greece, Canehaatar Braning Harald might have to the Allies. per;' seeking reelectlon, chalieuged He told of another Incident Harlforfl. Oct. 12—(/Ti - Stale the nhderpriviteged chiidrch of his opponents "to name any hlty estimated that about 20 cases oK the school board and Miss Elisa- the weather ta unfavorable. Do not Tuesday, October 12 In all this, coupled with the In put your waste paper out end let where ■ epeeder going down the Danbury, ,Oct. 1,2—dP) — Miss Police Sorgl. Leon MchliiU of Dan .vast China and the unfortunate BABY'S COLDS with a better police department, eggs were destroyed. The body of ^ beto M. Bcnnet, principal of the hlU had left the road end gone In creased toughneao of British pol '^ rnard and Nathan Hale schools Family Gets It get rain eoaked. Mary E. Desmond, Juvenile court bury was demoted to patrolman refugee ielcincnts of many overrun Relieve misenr feat record.’’ Since . that challenge, the auto was considered a total | to two of the front yards and had investigator, recelvei^a broken left yesterday after a hearing '.at lands. • r* -externany. Rub ea • Kidding The “Uttle FeUow” icy toward Franco Spain, there Is news of the doings of the Bridge loss. were present. Keep Paper Under In case anyone ie overlooked In Just mlsssd hitting toe houses. arm Snd possible back injuries yes Bethany barrack^ on charges of Liciit. Robert Gnrechels of Brad historic pooslblllty that this war, port police department has occe- D. A. K. Meeting Gaiifield Keeney, father of . the All Possible The person wished to notify toe terday when a piece of'plaster fell It U a continuing and constant^ Sabre Trumbull Chapter, boy killed last week and the boy's I any district on any one colleOUpn conduct unbecoming an officer, ley Field, I'ecently relumed to the having already paralleled the slonally been eomewhat lurid. So police put since there are no oh her as she.sat In her xcounty State Police'Commtaaloner Edward Wind.sor Locks Base after over a * issue which 1* raised by the that department will again be Deughtere of the American Revo grandfather,, also attended. date Just notify toe eupervisor Napoleonic wars In Russia, may Army Data your -area but keep your paper hones ta toe tract, he had to go courthouse office. J. Hickey announced. .year of active flying in the South Treasury's new tax plan and con- eomewhat of an Issue In the lution will hold iU first meeting The qieeting Opened with the develop still another parallel—an Bridgeport mayoralty campaign. of the season on Wednesday at 3 reading o^ a petition signed by 123 under cover until toe next tniUec- “ gieielanal reception to I t I t Is tlon. opening Into a conquered Europe Now, as two years ago. It o'clock at the Rockville Public Li resldenta of that part of toe town (Continued from Page One) the leiue of whether w» are go- As now planned people ere again through Portugal as Wellington won’t matter. Two yeara ago brary. . In which toby asked the Police r tag to take the tnopme tax—the The Great laaper polled aonse Mrs. Winifred Noyes, supervisor Board to take action to , remove families o t men who are missing urged to remember that ths'paper found-hlo flrot opening ogotaot 1s to be put out at the curb on day fairert of aU tt««i Ineofar as It lo 15,000 votes to 0.800 for hie of tha Rockville Public Health the haxard wh/ch had resulted in in action,” said Colonel Herbert. Napoleon. Here, If Franco can »?e DemooraUc- opponents and Nursing Association wlU .be toe | three deaths in\ less than three ”We would like to give thena of collection. Collecting will start ^ Bpphoilii-ond f j w “ ** hkould sufficiently cowed, looms the pos BOO for hie Republican opponenL speaker. Mrs. Noyes Was a mem-1 months. V more information. But the plain next Monday at 8 o’clock to allow be ap^led to all classes of In- her of the Harvard Unit of the In presenting tlW petition. Se the people time to get their bundles sibility of a relatively safe land It doean’t take great clainioy- truth ia that, nine times out of ’ come for the revenue the war I ance to give him equally com- American Red Cross and saw ser- lectman Reed, who liyes on South ten, the only source of additional out to the street in the morning. tag In western Europe, perhaps I aoeds, or whethlur we are going fortable victory this time, even vice for more than a year In Eng Main street, spoke a ^ u t speeding information is the enemy, the gov land during toe bllta period. She on the street and said that he had ; to tnltmonage the inoomo tax for not as tho main throat ag»**«* It ha did' eurpriee and chagrin ernment of the country with which Nasr strength In the wesC but as himself by running second ta has mrny Interesting exj^riences> been informed that toe police we are at war, and there is simply TioUtloal purpooeo and then reUo The committee In charge of the cruiser did not cover the street Former ‘War one more front certain to attract hie own city In the atate election no way to bring presaure to bear the revenue we need through the a year ago,. meeting includes Mrs. E. Foster | and had also been inform^ that i,n an enemy government” and divide and extend that Nasi Hyde, Mrs. Robert Hyde, Mrs. Jar on# had never been seen on toe BXiBg tay, one of the moet unfair .Beyond tho police department, His summary of tha situation ‘ Plants Turn strength and thus Speed Its even vis N. Clapp. Mrs. John Fullerton, street. \ ot oQ taxes. . there are Interesting Issues lying was prompted by published ac Mrs. George P. Wendhelier, Mrs. Denied by Commissioner \ counts of a meeting of Kansas As UBuat. the politico tayolvoa tual orack-up. on tha aurfaoe of the Bridgeport Abbott Tnompaon, Mra. James Mr. Rand said that this was nbt To Old Line The Portugueoe situation thus altuatlon. There are, for Instance, City parents whose sons are miaa- tho vota ot tho "Uttlo follow;^’ Quinn, Mrs. A. B. C. Mott, Miss true. He knew that there was ^ has poaslbllltles of major Impor the doings of ComptroUer Perry Fannie Thompson and Miss Jane .ing in action. The group of 40 de A t tho prooont moment, the cruiser patrol over the street just eded to send to othelr congress (Ooallaoed from Page One) tance. and It la perhaps very olg^ W. Rodman, who runs the city In Wood. toe same as was given to other Treoouiy Is proposing that tho most details, and who recently Complete Plaae parts of toe town. Me said he had men, the Army, toe Navy, the Itod nlflcant that these devclopmonU Cro'ss and the Y. M. C. A., n^taes dtacuBMd by ecveral engtaesrs. Uttto follow bo oxouoed from pay gave a moat touching aample of At a special meeting followed | entrance enters South Main street formerly of Italy—these reports Decision Time Tronauiiy oosnio to feel—that It faults of The Great Jasper are led on Ah Engineering Job no bearing on tha faet that there that usually are forwarded through toe l>y toe bueinesa sesatan end an en He did not think that this was will bo popular and politically la present dbarth. If Manches minor, but that the goods from tertainment to complete toe eve International Red Cross Ip nnpsl pnoAtahlo. Xt la quits Ukoly, ta hta stewardship are major, ^ all that should be duns- The other cases within a few weeks, but oc (('/onttanad frons Page One) ter people got out of the habit .of ning’s program. worfc, such as changing toe two othor words, ttn t a now tax law Tha nnalB raasoa why tha CouH casionally taking os long as foufv aavtng their ‘wasU paper, that eraL puMIe oontlnuea to /bp- approaches was an engineer’s job, months. The Japanese, on toe .Main street, Hartford, fined SgpO •aotag tho burd^ on the UtUo Louis Rsale, 31 of 133 Union |T WAS SATURDAY ARTIRN06 n . Th« eonvoy Not ell tho millieni of wor colls thot orowd tolo- he said, and that it should be stud doesn’t mean that It Is any diffi ■' faulta of The/Graal 110 other hand,' make little effort to and six months suspended on a fellow will go through. ThorCo _minor An tmiNMrtanea street was fined and costa In ied further by the town engineer. charge of falsely swearing he was cult promaa to get back Into the the RockvUle City Court on Mon WGS duo to toll noxt day. Giving thoir worship phono linoi oro oi urgont os this. But our tolo* supply .such Information. A year 1 ioB^now the two oM aartlaa, da- AllIn SUUiLlUJladdition toLAJ this,LltlBf hellc said,BttlU, thereLXlCsC, « ’ • ± _ Foil o# - tkss a citizen. ^ a not ««ai electlon^pow only day by Associate Judge Joseph M .b .. pto^n. habit again.' tra of political 0 lait-mi'mAo'jnspoction, loilon ditcovorod that phono eporotori must hondlo ovory ono os Philippines, the Army still has not Joseph Tanguay of Milford, six year away. \ If your reaponsa to the Bret col- Nash. Reale e|as charged with to teach safety to the older people. months suspended on a charge of The UtUo fellow, as iw pccepta it tha banda ot tha 1‘ecetved reports on all the men votera ot Btldgdport, etUI do no speeding. State Policeman P eter' e vital turrot boaring wot noodod, Thoro wai He knew toa> this was being done, transpOftirtg a stolen car across lecUon ta eomewhat skimpy, be Laumark of toe Stafford Springs though it woro motkod "rush." That's why some* ta the schools and was getting on Bataan and Corregldor. this boon, and ooee hlmMlf ex- bettor thasKasKiimaiBato '*^''*^** minor flg- state lilies. cause you may have been burn barracks who made toe arrest tes not a momont to loio. From tho dock, tho ofRcor 'good results. There was not Followed by Personal Letter JoseplrKoullIard of New Britain ctiaod from porUone of hlo ^ropor- area ta qivpae Ike Groat iaa- times you may oneountor delays on ydur per The information that a soldier ing Instead'’’ of storing, get Into haW not yet pot their tified that Reals drove .55 miles an enough police to man every stop fined $50 wd four months suspend tlonato ahara of tho burden tasder per. hour on Route S3. in chorgo collod a cortpin Connoctieut war fac sigh 'ta to\m, he said. has been killed 1s telegraphed to ed on a change of buying and sell the storing routine from now on. -lotganlM^Be In any etata sonal oolls. Your potionco and wndoipstafiding the individual he listed as hta the tacomo tax principle, lo i» t to >rin tho eonateoe ot tho vot- Recelvtag Bids tory. Tho noodod port would bo dolivorod ot Shows Map of Area ing 'tasoline^t/oupons. *rhe paper Is needMl now, and, as The Health committee of toe. Selectman. Chambers showed a "emergency addressee.’ This is Herman Siitascalco of New Brit . suppoaed to sea the rest of W the local manufacturers aey. it is Iboy havoXoot yot prised onco — and tho ship could soil on tlmo. help o lot on our end of the lino. followed promptly by a personal -i^ctory enough th oacrifloe oven Rockville City Council, Paul map preparetk.by toe town engi ain, $100 and 'four months' sus picture. likely to be needed tor a Ions Mange, chairman WlUlam Baer neer. He suggest^ that the grade letter, not a "form” communica- pended,' gasoline coupons viola But tho. rest of the picture la t h ^ own potty fonda for It. be reduced from 14'pei’ cent to 10. tionr-ouUing any additional. In U^e to coma. It Is a small Last fall, ta the « a to olectlon, and Fred Schindler are receiving tions. \ . thero. In* the next oceno tae Ut- sealed bids for the coUectlon and ] Thta could' be done, said, by formation javailable about Uta cir Henry Diperaijr— of Meriden, forStou to do. But If you don’t tho two old, parUes flhaHy cam# to / starting 150 feet back on'Hackma Ue faUow who has Juet been dealt Uio oxperlment of fusion against disposal of garbage ta toe city of cumstances’ of his death. three months, selling gasoline do iC th e consequences are likely tack atroet west of toe to p to e The I letter offers the condo without accepting coppona. with so lenlehOy ta the matter 'Thb Oroat Jasper. That sont two RockvlUe. The bids wiU close on to be serioUa end big. October 30th. bill and by cutting aWay toe top. lences of the goverament. 'Vitto Cozzolongo of New Brit (tf the tadoma tax la called upon Democratic and one Republican of the hill; also to close the south' itato senators to Hartford. But PImi tttf Hr , Other letters are sent—report- ain, fined $60, purchasii\g and sell to pay a sales tax, which deals Hope Chairter No. 60. OES 1s . tatersaction. Ing'lhe time and place of the sol ing coupons. that experience, instead of paving Miss Bennet explained toe work Nick FoUngo of New\ Britain, with him not lenienUy at all. In Mirage Shattered the way for future fualbne, as ■poneoring a baxaar and food eale dier’s ' 'burial, arrangemtinta that that Waa being done in toe schools can be mad^ to return hta' body to 840, buying and selling gasoline TIME TAKES ITS TOLL on Thursday afternoon and eve fact. It severely penallaes him for I might have been this fnU, found in-town and said that safety had coupons. \ For a few,day# after the return the Democrata thinking they had ning. October 38to a t Masonic tots countr^After war; concern i^»>g> a Uttle feUow. It makes of our flve war-tourist senators, Hall A Hallowe’en party will be been taught in all of the grades ing pay/and 'hepeflta due him; Charles EYamuIawo of Bridge been cheated when election day for the last three years. port, 1100, buying and selling gos- hlni-fboulder a much large^ehare this coubitry had a beautiful mi results Indicated they would have held In toe evening at eight a letter from the /eterane ad . Among those who favored elim ministration, about his life Ineur- oline coupons. \ ta tad burden than he would ever rage. It waa the spectacle of flve elected all three senators without o'clock. ination of has^irds waa the..fath$.r Louis Mario of Bridgeport, 1 any fusion. __ Wedding Saturday ance. ' ^ have to car*T' * ***■ share were individuals, representing as many of toF-boy killed^ He did not ob-' If toe soldier ta mtasing, ''tlje 3100, buying and selling gasoline determ ta^ by income tax prlnd- .All this necessarily leaves The Tlie mafrtage of Mias Mary ject to ctoalng of the south en coupons. Individual points of view and rep Orest Jasper serene and happy as, Ronan of Grove street to Arthur telegram Is toe only communica-^ plea trance and said toe street at that ' ^ ^ llip Dimino of New Britain, resenting both sldeo of the na thta fall, he faces opponenU who Ertel will take place on Saturday, point waa but' 18 feht wide. He tlon to bis family—since It con 3lOO;^Jbuying and selltag gmsoUne The Treaaub^, wpile oppoalng tional political division, appa^rent- have done the Job of defeating ] October I 6th at St. Bernard’s lives at No. 2 Hackmatack street tains all the information available couponk. ■ V themseh’ea thoroughly before- church. During the past few weeks —until soma change ta toat status the sales tax, la ^bus proposing iy fiihdlng harjnony and a g r ^ To Prohibit Piulcing Paul Btise}ne> of New Britain, tacome tax - polic;^ W hich would, harid. Ten years ago. the noon Miss Ronan has been the guest of . The final action taken waa to is reported. $50, buying 'and selling gasoline \' ment among themselves In cer after election. The Great Jasper honor at a number of showers. Reports on Progreee Made ^ sooner or later, make the sales name Mr. Rand as a committee of coupons. , - FatKsr Yiifw Kli toll frfSm moYfeg Ifii- tain questionings and'criticisms of pleased everybody by having his Bowling Meeting one to ace that the shrubbei^ is 'In the case pf wounded men the Ifincent Deamiejj Ot^Bridgeport, t l k S I S . tax necesaaryf Congressmen who the conduct and progress of the lunch at a dlnCr operated by Ed A bowling meeting will be held cut back,' to have proper stop notice to their families ta accom $150, buying. snd selling i^asoUne may claim they are protecting the ward “SUm ” Young, who had this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the -A, panied. by an invitation . toat a c k in c r y — wmht A tt thortsm Rfc o r In braak- war. I,-’. , signs erected where It. ia consid coupons. '/ iMn«e of Rxrviiig perta— with a 4ny gM flame to lltUe fellow^ by adjusting Income been one of hie great boosters. Conran bowling alleys. A league ered best in his judgment and also telegram of cheer be aent by toe Michael Gessaro of Middletown. The mirage didn't last very Today ’'SUm” Is Republican can -i tax schedules so they pass him will be fortaed at this Ume. AH to prohibit parking on both aides family at Army expense. Re 8 monUu suspended, vlolationa of downs that diYwrt f|umpbw«r and mstcrlilH^ to' long, ju st how badly it has been didate for mayor against Jasper, former teaihs of the" Hof-Brau of South Main street from Sunset ports on toe soldier’s progress are rationing order; over ar^inevitably' exposing him do etl the freein g. . . the OAS wWi 1m irtiattered, only'Tuli publication of and we hope that, some time dur League or other teams that are street north to Nebo place. made at. intervals of about two Barto Liqulgll of Bridgeport, to a sales tax which 'wrill smack ing the campaign,he Invites Jas riptir itrYlM . WlMcIwr In factory imMildfMry, the Senate’s secret sessions on the Interested In entering toe league Mr. Rand said he would get In weeks. two months buying, selling M d o tra i^ t into his pocketbook. per to lunch the day after the are asked to have a repr«;sentaUve touch with toe proper persons at The casualty reports originate possessing gasoltao coupons. . * t a t Iko Me time burner . . . tlw sbnpic In d»- senators’ report would reveal. But votes are counted, as wouU, be fit If/the Uttle fellow were inteUt- present at this meeting. ones today and ip the meantime he with toe company commander Anthony Barbiero of Bridge 8D t o ( ^ b d «8 or nMcbankal appKancM bi tfit enough has come out to reveal the ting for what looks like the open wished to have it known tHht now who routes them through battal port, 10 days, poeaession and gedt. and given his own chance to ing of a new ten year stretch of rfgn sod eeay. IB (ipwta OfAf WATliL lO A 'I. fact that at least .one of the tour^ that tor^ cruisers are in opera ion, regimental and Army - head transfer of gasoline ‘without iw- drade, he would choose to pay his office for Jasper. tion, toe polite will be able to cov ceptlng coupons. boRMt the atory liilw Mung. ista. Senator Lsxlge, seems to be quarters to the theater of opera share of the coat of this war The Democratic opponent. Veteran Newsmaii er more territory and that auto tions headquarters, which sends iaborihg under the delusion that Uoyd R- W h ^ er, is one of; IA... ind the duU N e w K I U T ^ through the income tax, rather mobile 'Violations ■jvould be en them to the War department. ' , our real enemies are the British those anachronisms, a nice. In- Is Taken Ik Death forced by the poHce. . Efforts have, been made to dS^ than run any risk of a sales tax^ toUlgent Yankee sttU In the tur . HEADACHE CURED Efasic Pattern . ■■ • 1. • and the Russians Instead of ‘the termine some method by which ‘vddkta'htaliftery . . • But much as they profess ro bid gisota of city poUtiee, and Naxie end the Jape. In matteni THIS IS THE ARMY! - . . . BY TELEPHONE toe scanty information can be T h e p ro u d otwtmi o i O A S Ikliiil MppRaMik tftts love him, the politicians haven’t we sorrow for him, He, the H ogpitnl INotes’ Seen in Talks like the overdoi^e fear that we nsorotag after election, should Waterford, Oct. 12.—(/P)-—John THE INSTALLATION of o giant now tnachln# brought amplified, siUd Herbert, but noth much respect for the intelligence H. Curley^ 70, veterOn New' Lon THE AJMY h « to move quickly. Naturally, telephone an unexpected.headache ■to a Connoctieut WOr foe*, ing has yet Ifcen found which ■hall never heve'bny use of the move to the hills, as all Yankees congratulate tJiemfrfTM on rfwir fenlgbacdncai of the llttie fellow. He’s not lup- don newspaperman, dlrd todgy at sbrv'KS must be ready the inoment the army needs H. Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Lil would not present JDUsy field forces (Confiiiued trom Page Orie) air bases we are building abroad, , wiee^in-tha.Acts of survival have tory. Its size prevented the two operators from seelitg poeed to' kriow that If he la ex done long since.. . a nursing home here. His wldow% or hearing each other, yet quick communication bt— lian Tedford,. 48 Academy street; 'with sn Uistipersble administrative Senator Lodge flnds support from carrying <>n in his. stead, called This ealii for- telephone leomwork of the highast Raymond Gardner, 20 Griswold burden. In "thoosing gia." TJie dmplicity of d«^gn and They all eb n trlb ^ lb tavlng irtMfcpOwWf « 3 cused from paying a bill today he tween them was necessary^to avoid sarlous’dongor ~ and release Allied eoldlcra for toe all his fellow tourists. The Associated Press, which Cur orde'r — installers and construction creyrs who»or# •treat; Joseph Tully, 263 North front. 'wlU etlll have to pay It tomorrow. ley served as New London corre to thoir own safety and to tho uninterrupted flow of Main street;. WlUlam Russell, 105 In this fear about air bases, In ready to go intd action at o. monrortfe notico . , . Any plan must be sgreed to by operation of these home servants semoret .the mafaisanaiioa meieHela rltiel to the oHe's Bupposbd to applaud the Deaths Last Night spondent, to report hta death. war m«t(Ariats.'A telephone man solvod tho problem b y Birch street; Mra. W lnifr^ John< Milk Output the four governmenta'a before- it ta their blind demand that .we get Curley, - formerly employed by operators who ore swift and occurota and suro. Serv- arranging a special telephdno connection, batween tho •ton, lOM Main street; Mrs. Nellie hMd that lifts the tacome tax McAlltatsr, 49 Wadsworth street carried, ou t the diplom.sts threat pf frcquoQi tegyiice. ■ Immedtate use of Russial Siberi Plttsburgh^Dr. Samuel Harden The New London Day and The ing the ormy is one of tho most important woys that Seen tow er phasised: As without ever noticing that same New Haven Reg'ster, was strick two workers. This is just one smoll oxompla of tho way Admitted today: William Croc|t- e . • ' -I PCOMNdOB an bases, the touring Senators Chdreh, 85. noted educator, since tolo'phono mon, oquipmont and motoriols oro sorving Mag VMIoes Boom Pattara hand comingr back toward him, a 1914 president of Carnegie Insti en 111 O ct 3. ' Ccyinecticut's J^900 telophon# employees orq working i t t 20 FUrfield street; Mrs. Best' have, so far as we can know, trice McKee, 95 Pearl street; Har This pattam ot crguiiaation ' moment later, with a ealM tax. tute snd a former vice president Curley, a native of Waterbuw, ki tho wor. 1 ^ in tho w ar. '(OonltaiMd (rom Page One) painted only one side of the pic ry Oriffta, 28 ^rroU road. may be ^followed ta atnilar coot WeU, it may be Uiat roe UtUe o f the Pennsylvania railroad. He leaves hta widow, Mrs. Helen D. mtaaioiM to deal with Qeriuany, ture, and have done that with ex was born In Caldwell county. Mo. Curley, a ' daughter. Miss ■ Jane Dlodurged yesterday: Frank where a large .percentage of toe fellow will- fool the poUUclan. If Curley, and' a brother, *L«o J . Cur Rtffre, 224 Charter Oak street; Ani toe Balkans, and. economic prob aggerated colors end Inferences. Plttaburiih—Judge H. Walton milk cowsowe are of beef or duel pur- lems' geoersUy. he does, It will be'with a demand ley of Waterbury. . Irew Brogard, Wapping. ' They speak, as If we had al Mittoell, 76, a president of the pose breeding, the percentage in Officisl working on toe Moscow for Washington to keep the In- Funeral arrangements are In- ■#■ *'•' • . * V*' '*■''i ■ ■ Births: Yesterday, a son to Mr., milk production wsjf toe lowest ready lost these air bas^s. In face board .'of toe Penhsylvarila State 'C ' ' ‘ F , V and Mrs. Henry Osron, 'Eoyentry; parley from this end do not - ex cofloe tax in opersUon, with prop college from 1929, acting presideiU complOte. ' , •V ■ 1 1 ; for O ct 1.since 1925. Maiibhestelr Division -la-i' -'L ■ ' of ^eslden^. Roosevelt’s state- •on to Mr. and Mra. Robert Wat- ‘ilie crop board said this year’s pect Foreign Minister Anthony er krsr-time eeverity, on ell scales of toe institution ta 192^21, and Eden,''Foreign Commissar Msxlig ment that both he and Prime Min wn. Wapping. production 1s ^pected to drop''at ofm RationalRauojiai Income—downincome—ao-wn tolo the'me . _ , ■ j ... toe first laymah to be elected Deputy . .Sheriff Convicted Births: Today, a son to Mr. and least 1,20D,0(X1,0(>0 pounds below Litvinov and Secretary df State 2i6e Hartford Gas Co. bottom a. weU a. up to toe very b»ve agi^d on toe moderator of the United Presby In peace .Mrs. Robert * Nelson, Etast Hart the 1^2 peak le"el of Il9,000j000,- Hun to reach decisions, on these V general ckmviAMol tiHnrinlfsprinciple of.of - frptoHnmfreedom of terian church. Middletown, Oct. 12—IJ’)--- Su ford ;,'a daughter to Mr. and Mr#- 600 pounds. , questions. the air, and in 'face of the proba , Chicago—^Paul Jarabek, Crocho- perior (tovrt Judge Charles J. Mc; Harold Qigllo, 219 Hartford road; WFA officials have. said that . Ratoer, they . anticipate, the slovaklan consul ta Chicago for 18 Laughlin yesterday convicted De 1 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hkrry erection of a framework of com' ble fact that no definite poitey civilian rationing of fluid milk and Portngal Stirring . yeara. ' 1 puty Sheriff Oke SegerbeiY; 50, of larvla, 148H Maple street milk products will be necessary moq terms which will enable with regard to toea^ baaea has yet Muakego,' /Mich. —Donald J . Durharn* oX indecent u sault on and we serve this winter If the dealer quota ays- techMcal repfescntatlves- to work IR contrast to toe questionable been decided upon. Campbell. 8». taveator and pretl- two counts and sentenced him to 4 ■ CUaiC tem doe# 'noi work eetlsfactorily. out possible solutions. of any Turkish entry Into They speak of the Siberlaa dent of the CampfaaU. Wyant and to T years In-Jail ori toe first count Wednesday: Well-baby s t 3-4 at This sysltm leaves the matter of Cannon Foundry Oo.', and 3 years on the second. Execu there has never been bases as if we’bad asked for them ate T. M. C. A. clinic. distributing supplies smnng eon The |nnexatlOn of the Rswalian B A C K th* A T T A C K with, IT A R B O N D S Indtanhpolta—Howard C. Car tion o f toe sentence was stayed for K^IELEW ONf COMPANY Friday* Well-baby from 2-4 at ■sumers tc to« dairy Industry It rslsnds to ' the United- 'States oc RneB^douht silMut. Where Portugal and. beSn refuseii by Russia, and michael; 68, father of Songwriter a possible'appeal to the- Supreme THf SOUTH8RN MtW SNOIAND lospltal clinic. self. . . cum d August 13. 1897. a‘X;. |g|| atood all along, la tha fln t they apeak as if there Were no > Hoagy Carmichael. . i Oourt o< Errors, r^es wDBo^tsso / OuOy^ 8 iCOCtiO w?:BO~t4ie 'Eaatera War Cbna Miserably as Yankees Wi Price Control V • ' ^ / . ♦ 4:00—w n c — Backataga Wife; WDRC — American Melody Home Front Pledge Must X WDRG — Home Front Reporter:T Hour; WTHT—Arthur Hale; News; WNBC—Blue Frollca. WNBC—Andrlnl Oontlnentalea. , Vork If American Way ■ V ' ■ ■ 'V'' / ' . 4:15 — W ^ C — Stella Dallaa; T;45—WTHT—Knights of Colum Still Packs a Sock Baseball/Catches On WNBC — Bob Crosby bus; WNBC—Pop Stuff. Dickey, Crosetti Star^ Of Life to Survive. 4:30— WTIC — Lorenzo Jones; 8:00—'WTIC —Johnny Presents; • ...... E em dor Goes for It ■ WDRC—Bymphonattes: WNBC WDRQ—Big Town; WNBC— Now It’s in Writing Hartford. O ct 12.— The —Time Views the News. News. ' By Allen St This ancient city, 9,000 feet in In Final Series Gaatae home front l>ledge against black i n g / ^ r c e s 4 .4^_WTIC — Young Wldder 8:15—WTHT — Newgr Music; Quito, Ecuador—Bdaeball dC' the Andea, ratained aa lU national Browff; WDRC — Ad Uner; game “peloU naclonal," a aport in marketa must work it tbe full ‘ WNBC—Lium and Abner. spite the shorUge jM equipment, WNBC — Woody Herman. 8:80—W ir e — Noraee HeUdt’s Leo Houck, Former which the implamenU are a atud- *Spud’ Chandler Blonlui American way of life U to aurvlva fiVoo-T-WnCr-When A Girt Mar- Treaaure Chest; WDRO—Judy is catching On in the land of tha i.ed racquet-shaped bat weighing Wins.for Yanks the war, State OPA Director An rteVt WDRC — News: Ad Canova Show; News; WTHT . Penn Boxing - Coach Incaa, due largely to the mis between 16 and 21 pounds, and a Redbirds in x Closare thony Arpaia declared last night ■WTHT.^—■ News; -Music; WNBC —News: Castles In the Air; For 21 Years, Writes sionary work M three Ameriesne solid rubber ball weighing two 2-B; Record Broken; in the weekly OPA b^oadcaat —News.''.^ WNBC-Duffy'A and an Ecuadorian who attendedJ pounda. In some respecU the game a-is-w nc^.,Portia Faces Ufe; 9:00—W n c —Mystery Stories; To Servicemen. school in .Uto United SUtes. is like Jal alal, without the speed Outlining the inflationary threat \ Care Yanks Take $6,123; WNBC—Dick'Tracy. WDRC— Bums and Allen; Basebajfl has iSoiirished for many at the Basque sport. prewnted by high' wages and war 5:30— WTIC — Just Plain Bill; WTHT — Grabriel Heattcr; years in Guayaquil, where John This year, however, Jorge Cards $4,321 Apieee, acarciUes of goods to spend them AP Features WDRC—War CommenUry; A<1 WNBC—Famous Jury -Trials. Mark .and AIlMi Reed, aons of an Philippe, who went to Pennington on, he asked every customer and State College, Pa.—Leo Houck, I Uner; WNBC-Jack Armatrong. 9:15— WTHT— Music. American missionary, introduced Preparatory School In New Jeney By Sid Feder dealer In the state to sign the 9:30— Fibber McGee and boxing coach at Penn State for 21 tha game, Reed, now with the Co and played left field on the team promise not to pay or sell above 5;4b—WTIC—Front Page Farrell; wnc— St. Louts, Oct. \2-4JTt—The Molly; WDRC—Report to the years, still packs a wallop In his ordinator's office In Guayaquil, ia there, organized a baseball league eelling prices nor without ex WDRC — American Women: scattered pieces of the busted St. Nation; WTHT—To Be An co;ialdered the best pitcher in in Quito. changing valid coupons. WTHT — Superman: WNBC — good right hand—he’a writing let* Louis Cardinal-biibbfe were being Captain Midnight. nounced; W n BC — SpetUight, ten to the boys In the service. Eucedor. George Campwell, an The lack of- baseball equipment swept up for shipment to the near Have Double-Barreled . Bands; Spoiikt! American in charge of the Guaya was solved by Philippe's Ingenuity. Evening Every day, Houck, 55. pens est ’"iiseum today.aa Frankie Cro- “We have a double-barreled Job U t 10:00—WTIC —Bob Hope . and quil electric light .company, alao He experimented with various was handed the bouquet! 9nd on the home front,” he explained, g:00 -WTIC — News; WDRC — three to ten letters to his two sons has boosted the sport. Being a sea- woods and found that eucalyptus News; George Armstead; WTHT Company: WDRC— Suspense; in the Army Air Corps and scores a dozen Redbirds tried oh sets • “first to produce the things that coast town, it wail only natural m ade' excellent bats. He had a — News; WNBC— Terry and the WTHT — John B. Hughes; ot Penn estate boys now fighting goat hoilis from the late la- are needed and then in producing WNBC — Raymond Gram that OuayaqulII should follow the shoemaker copy the last of his ented world scries. Pirates. for Uncle Sam. them not to trip ourselves up by Swing. “The boys," Houck says of his example of. Barranquilla, Colom baseball shoes and a blacksmith One and all .-igreed no block the earnings that come to us w h l^ «: 15—WTIC — Connecticut on the buster ever went off any louder Alert; WDRC — Dinner Hour 10:15—'WTHT — Concert Hour; self-imposed chore taken \ on bia, La Guarira Venezuela, and made the spikes. Philippe made a we do it. Price control and ratlpn- WNBC—Listen to Lulu. shortly after Pearl Harbor, "like other coaatal cltiea in the Carib catcher's protecter out of canvas, than the exploalon of the (Cardinal Melodies; WTHT — Dick Mc myth In ;h1s year’s fall claasle. ing are the two great c o n tr ^ lh a t Carthy: WNBC - Sports; News. 10:30-WTIC—Red Skelton, and to hear about their old friends in bean. In adopting baseball, but paddlnx and duraluminum fVom a help us to win this p a r ^ o f t. CO.; WDRC—-Congress Speaks; Quito is different. wrecked plane. When the New York Yankcea «:30—W nC — Strictly Sports; Lhe campus.” wound it up on Bill Dickey’s hom home'front battle." / WDRC — lack Smith; WTHT — WNBC—n ,U NaUon at War. Some Good Ones Failure will result in the chaos W t H 10:45—WDRC — AA Berle-Asa’t. er to win four games to one for the Overseas News; WNBC — Feed Going moat of his writing in his tenth World Championship in their and ruin "that toake it possible Bag Frolics. Sec. of State. office in a far com er of Penn for Hltlef-s to lake over." he de 11:00—News On All Stations. history, the Cards were as weH «;45—WTIC — Lowell Thonaas; State's \ recreation hall, Hotick beaten as the parlor rug in spring clared. and in that case “we would WDRC — News; WTHT—Music: 11:15—WTIC^J^rkneaa ofW ish- -(jount,, giieh former NIttsny box- Leo Houck nousecelanlng—the *am« Carda, face Uidtraglc result of having WNBC — Bing Crosby. ington; WDRC—Joan Brooks; Ing starv bs Stave Hama* -con- Writes to Beys to Sarvloa WTHT—Music: WNBC— The mind you, who had been built up p M fu e energy and wealth of our T:06—WTIC Fred Waring In quf -r of Mkz Scbmallng — and as the ninningest, fightingest, 'SSan to buy disaster.” Pleasure Time; WDRC — 1 Love ' Music You Want Billy Sooae ambng his correspond B y Hugh FuUertoa, Jr. 4 never-say-dyingest collection to . “And in all of this because some A Mystery: WTHT — Fulton 11:30—w n c Polish Orchutra; ents as well as a Xumber of former Sal Bartolo Meets New York, Get. 12—(iP)— One come down the pike in quite a few folks at home were too ^eedy Lewis. Jr.; WNBC — U MetcaU WDRC—Raymond Scott's On- freshmen. herd-to-undeinand point about Spikes Failing to Bill DMtev piece. and dishonorable enough to-betray , Walling and Alfred C. Fuller. cbeatra. ( Col. Harry Wilson, form er Penn the world aeries to why there Isn’t Hold Coat Gordon It was a nice fairy tale the St. their country and their fellow t:15—W nO—News; WDRC — 11 :45—WNBC—Danes Orchasna; State and Army star, who is now Pitt’s Billy Bates more showmanship in the wortd’a Mark for Aaaiats Louis not-so-swlfties had written countrymen. That U why the g w t Harry James: 'WTHT—Musical News. with the .air corps in the South. greatest sporta show... .Not more by taking the 1942 series—about majority who are right and think GU^ Gems: WNBC—Famous Fath 12:00—^WnO—News; Roy Shlald’a Pacific, hears regularly from than half the apectatora, eepe- St. Louis.--Joe Gordon’s World Series how they were tbe most sure-foot- about this thing must curb BATAAji ers. y Oreheatra; Newa; WDRC — Houck. Hartford, . Oct. 12. — Johnny olally in New Yoik, are real base eight assists in the opening .ed, sure-hitting, sure-everythlng the small minority who can do so T:80—W n C —BaluU to Youth; Newa; WTHT—News. Father o f a family of aeVm, ball fana... .Y e t'little effort to game o f the World Series tied around; about how they never beat Houck makes It a point to gK off Duke, Hartford welterweight, wlll- Notes much harm." ,g/^RL_JHlARBOB made Ur tell the customers about the record estabUshe/ by Ger thcmflelvea It was a nice fairy tal* at least two letters a week to each tngly telle you that hie last ring the players other than giving many Schaeffer of the old De while it lasted, but the ending had of the two sons In service. Leo, J.r., eapay fibre waa anything but a their names over the P. A. sys troit Hgcrg. Had the Yankees’ By Ned Nordneas a new twist Instead of the old World Series Broadcast is a flight officer In the gilder com success. tem when they%ome to bait. . . .. second "DSMman thrown Ray St. Louis, Oct. 12-^/Pj— Well, “they lived happily ever after" tag Supply of Coffee mand at Bowman Field, Louisville, Why not give them individual In Sanders put in the fifth inning it's all over . . . the New York line, this one wound up with- “w* and Eddie is at Providence Col But he promises a different kind Yankees are In as world cham of a- fight on Wednesday night troductions and have each one he Would have aet a new were only kidding.” At War-Time High Cost a Quarter Million lege, Providence, R. I. take a bow when the lineups are mark. pions—and the 1943 series Just Cards Beat Tbemaeivee Helpo Trainees when he tangles with George Ma goes to show there is no stable rino at Bridgeport in a six-round being read off?,.Yankee pitcher / “ I had , to go out on ' the' If ever a club beat itself, thla Houck’a tinie these days, when 'grass for tfie ball,” explains measure for compering seasonal year's Cardinals fit the pictur*. he isn't writing letters, with his er on Prombter Lou ^cual's Marius Ruaso, who startled 8t. .q K'REG i d OP a . New York. Oct. .—(ff>—WwM^ cart on Friday night as-a means Louis fans with his two hits Sun (Gordon, "and my spikes didn't I records before the classic starts.rLs. Mostly, they missed Terry Moor* New York, Oct. 12.—Coffee aup- 12 family or talking to friends. Is Auditorium boxing card. The St. Liouto Cardinals toppeipped pUea in the naUon’s warehousea^re • kmaiv-aatiTir runs iBtoLOl celebrating her tenth annivM- day, started out a.s a first basq*^ hold. I couldn't put anything and Enos Slaughter in the outfield. \ Series broedeaating runs broadcasting. . . . The taken up from dawn to dusk help^ . It'll be Sal Bartolo, New Eng the Yankees during the season now at a war-time high. ^ o t land featherweight champ and man and a pretty fair hitter but on my throw." After the second game, laat Wed qulU a sum, tn fact approximate- broadcart Which the tng put 2,200 Army, Navy and 4— — ' ’ — - '■ just ab.mt every department nesday, which Mort Cooper won only are grocers supplied wiui line trainees at the college Into leading contender fdr the NBA was converted into a flinger'wken Jib ly a quarter o f a million dollars. b l U had announced for Wednes- Copt home runs—which leads to with a magnificent competltlva ample stocks," according to Fran fighting trim. crown, against Billy Bates of Brooklyn College waa suffering little time coaches have these Thls U the amount the sponsor' day night In what t t h o p ^ would pushing across those pay-off coun performance, they folded up like a cis M. Kurt* of A * P’s coffee-buy The veteran coach came to Penn Pittsburgh in the main eight. Jerry from a manpower shortage in that days for detailed instruction. ."It ters. ‘raey led by some 24 points ing afflllafe, “but the amount of paid this year, ' i be a return to the ringside after department. straw hat that’s been sat on. As Wa k e i s . has been can- State hr 1922 after flghUng 200 Zullo, Boston lightweight; and may be a good thing for football,” In team batting, held a .976 to .974 running specialists they were prac coffee in warehoiises has reach^ a Of the toUl. 1100,000 was for a long absence, professional bouts between 1906 ceiled. Chick Santos of Bridgeport meet said Andy. "Perhaps the game advantage in team fielding. tically stationary. They appeared WAr-time high. Oo Dec. SI, 194^ tha broadcasting rights, the and 1929 against such boxers as in a co-featured eight. Today’s Gueat Star had become over-specialised." And yet what happened in this there were 1.492,81? bags on hand money going to-the Major League Gene Tunney, Gunboat Smith, to be only going through the mo Getting back to Johnny Duke, Tommy Fitagerald, LoutovUle scries? tions In the fourth game on Sun In oomperlson to mi .Aug. Ball and Bat Fund for service Tuning Umlght:' Harry Greb and others. the local battler tried to explain Courier-Journal: / ‘There seems Bla<'kout The blasting bombers oackedup day. And in yesterday’s convtneeT inventory which atewed 4,184,270 Tha reinatoder. approxi- NBC—7:80. Saluu to Youth; 8, Under his coaching, Penn SUte Mystery his sho'wing against Charley Tay nothing like a wpfid series to take During a aoldlcr boxing bout splendid hurling by both outhtt- th' had Spud Chandler on th* b a » “Suppllea for civilian con- mately 8150,000 went to the m b s F S b ir V c G to and boxing teams have won seven lor here thuaf the public's mind off the war and at Camp Lee, Va„ tbe other night, ting and out-fleldlng the Impotent aumptlon are more thsin sufficient network for its facilities of 294 TheaUr; 9:30, Fibber McGee and Eastern titles since 1924 and more ropes In six of nine innings, yet “It was my first fight before a the Cardinal^ off' baaeball.’f one lieavywelght walloped another Redbirds. failed to throw a big punch and now Biat tbe needs o< the armed stations fai the U. 8. and 82 m Molly; 10. Bob Hope; 10:80, Red than 40 of his proteges took indi Skelton. home-town crowd in many months so hard that the victim's head were put on Ice for keeps by a 2-9 forces hava baen m ct.- Canada. This Included tbe regu vidual titles, four of them going and I guess I was bearing down One-Mtoute Sporta Page thumped the floor. Jolted ah elec Mr. Kurta’a advice to persona CBS— 7:80. American Melodies; The National League Club Just score .on ancient DtckeYa two-nia lar network list of 211 atatlow on to capture national crowns. too hard. I was witling to take two Stout Stbve Owen, who watched sixth inning homer, which gave storing coffee away for future the others being temporary addi 8. Big Town: 8:30, Judy Canova trical connection loose and the couldn't get the extra base blows show; 9, Bums and Allen; 9:30, to get in one, hoping to stiffen Phll-Pltt lick hia Giants Satur lights went out....When they When needed, but look what well- him a record of having been oa nceda ia to uae B up smd tbe«i buy Tunis * tions. placed hits meant to the Bombers: eight aerieo winning clubs Kno* in accovdanoe with weekly reiiuire- Besides the continental stationa Report to Nation; 10:48, A. M. Taylor. But it didn't work out that day, plaima that the Steagles are came on again. Referee Joe Bauere menU. “Nothing is more import- / • Ucrle, Jr., on “ SUte Department Look Out for Cats way." run^ng the “T’*\formatlon much already had counted the boy out The deciding punch in the third 1928. and short wave relay, the game was a triple by Bill Johnson And while Oie Cards wsi*. Ol- ant to the coffee drinker,” he point W'ere ci^ed by Hawaii’s KGMB PoHcy In lU ly." His out-of-town record speaks bettei than the Chicago Bears... and he was )>eing hoisted to a 0 BLU—7, Awake at the Switch, Is Wardens’ Advice for Itself. He first left the home And equally atout German Hick stool in his . co m e r.., . “And with the bases loaded. In the lapsing all over tha pises Ufcs th* ed out, “than to have fresh coflM and ^ B C . fourth contesL a double by. Joe ins in a bowling alley, tbs T aa- used ki the pot or percolator. When gags; 7:45, Pop Stuff: 8:30, Duf hearth a year tiga for a few m an nominatea Navy’b'Don Whit that." comments Wilbur Jennings, f ’s and Orson Wellea: 9. Famous months’ seasoning around the New” mire (ex-Alabama) as h)s No. I the Richmond News-Leader sporta Gordon followed by Bill Dickey’s Sees reminded the folks that wbea It la atored too long after being In getting back on the air. Jack single gave the Yanks a leading you’re talking about tsama that ground, coffee loees ita fine flavor V Benny has two stooges new lor Jury Trials; 10:15, Usten to Lulu; York fistic marts. He retunned choice for an All-America tackle scribe, "is one worse than being run. A »5 later in the game Mari don’t beat themselves, tbs Bomb- and at«ma.“ Persistent rumors hisa show-rMlnerva Pious « d 10:30, Thl* Nation at War. Charleston. W. Va — Just in ere and has been busy on the this year. ...L e o McNamara, T. paid off in the dark.” MBS— 8. SlnfcdnetU, new time: I case you "hould come face t^ace ingland fronts, fighting main A. Duke, Henry H. Knight and us Russo’a double placed him tn era sre better than gresn haada. that n vanewal of coffee rationing John Brown from the Fred Allen 8:30, Griff Williams orchestra; | with a bear in the West yirginia position to score on a sacrifice and They may havs been ovwxeatto was IB prospect were‘ definitely Of Our Enemies On Far Fluiig Fronts cast. They will go to HoUywood be too alarmed. \uts' in many csiseis. Harkneaa Edwards may make thf Service DepL long fly. » ' dent laK year, but they want at H denied m an official .O.P.A. atate- with him when he does his first 9:3oi New-time for American Fo-; mountains don’t e followed up his loss to Tay October Lexington, Ky., trotting As National sprint champion, rum, “ Should Women Be Draft But should you bump into a wild lor ,'Wth a main-bout victory over races an annual affair, fiuring Everyone knows the champion like business men in this sat. Tb* menl necently iaaued at Waahlng- broadcast from there October 24 catT look jut. for the animal is Hpl Dav'i.i. the Pacific Coa.sts can ed?" 10:45, Music That Endures Pat poyle in New Bedfbrd. And that the take will reimburse them ship was won in the fifth “meeting result was while the not-so-Kvlft* —after two programs from New aroused easily. That's the advice didate for the A. A. U. Sullivan by Dickey's two-run circuit smash. les were making errors that e ^ York. In taking them on. Jack ...... ^ _ , of the conaer\’atlon commission, he’a b^ked for a ten-roimd go for any losaea"on their yearling award, might have had a good ■ ’ ' What to expect'Wednesday: with Jqe Lemleux there on Tues sales.. .^Penn State’s soccer cap them two games, and almoK mill agreed to release them to Allen NBC— 1:80 p. ta., Uaa Morrow which repor^ that the ^ a r and chance' pf collecting a commUsion ed s third, the Yanks g o t t » tbs I day. Oct. 19. tain w ^ chosen by mail this year. The • Cardinals left 37 men wbett he is ready to resume broad- tong* 3:80, Pepper Young; 6:30, | the cat. West Virginia a two non- but he Joined the Marines as a paying teller’s window for ths Yonng Son Dies We At Home Have A Job To Do For Our Fighting Forces To Moke Their Seven 1942 letterroen, all in the private and figures to get his bars stranded bn' base for lack of pow er at the plate, only five short of seventh time in eight series tris* Jack also .sta rts the season armed forces, wrote Coach Bill the hard w ajr;.. .Ensign Tom Kin since 1932. After Accident with four naw gag writers, who Jeffrey -that Jose Lombana and ney, former Rice Institute basket ihe record sat in a five-game se Frank Wo jack ries by the Y’anltees in IM l. Dickey Series Hero took over In place of hla two reg- Sammy Schnure, the only return ball star, recently 'began training Dickey was right up there in tha Time Off Duty As Pleasant As Possible. / . ulart of paK season !, now in ing regulars, should split the job ,.N '"*“ '!rS'cat1ut arfi'rrrflc’ffiS ^ If with the Navy athphibious forces voting for ths series hero’s spot, Uncle Sam’s armed forces. ^ a. m Baby InsU-: hungr>’ or cornered. Those foumi Old Leaguer, Dead ....Jackie Robinson. (Cornell’s at Little Creek, VSi^W here the The Cardinola were so helpless Vemid. tnah, Oct. 12 -W —Run when scoring opportuniUei. pre because in addition to catching over by a truck driven by his moth » „ K aQ n S d lt o Be Smt- m this sUte, the commission sa>’s, star punter last season, can’t play six-foot, six-inch Tom^^must feel five tough gamea he got four of Mary. Small, who started in sented themselves in . the first in er, two-year-old Clair James Hard- It Con And Will Be Done Through The iresemble the house cat. although football this year because he’s an a trifle out of place. .Eugene his' five bits with men on bases and radio when she was twelve yemm n in g o f the final contest that one inger was ^ In g rushed to a hospi M M --10:15 a. m.. Choir Loft; j they are much larger, . New Britain. Oct. 12 — (jP) ^ Army trainee but he can find time Ellinaon, a tackle who bsed to three of the four' brought ducks old and now hi a Broadway musi to work as trainer for the team. clear the path for Frankie' Slnk- Yankee follower voluntered the, tal in a neighbor's car—when-it col. 12:30 p. m.. Coast Guard Band; | — Frank (ChuckI 'Wowack, -■widely suggestion, “Maybe somebody home off , the poiid. So was Jo* tided with an automobile which cal production, will join tbe gueK known baseball player and mana 'w(ch at Georgia, ie athletic offi roster of the Kate Smith broad- 4:80, Full Speed Ahead, variety. should try for a field goal. Gordon up .there, for his first gam* carried young Hardinger's home ger who w^s shortatop tor the Chi 'HerJhd Thoughts cer with a mechanized cavahy homer and his all-around second- ward-bound father,^ cago White Sox twenty years ago Lieut. Commander Mai Stevens, outfit at Camp Barkley, Tex.... base magic; and Rookie Bill John The child died liefore reaching quently, to make sure the most re- Sport Briefs on their world tour, died suddenly former Yale and N. Y. U. coach, seema like the right place for one You can’t stop the -■'^Army de M t ones are the'onea being used. partment: When Murry pickson son, whose bat waa the loudest of the hospital. His mother, Mrs. at his home yesterday. remarked: "I think ooachito are of those one-man tanks that them all, and Spud Cffiandler who Harry Jarnes Hnrdinger, suffered CaaiHe Hospital vastly overrated” th explaining relieved Max; Lanier, it was the Table -' tennis waa originated in Wally Butts called linemen. chalked up two pitching victories. severe facial cuts m the second ae- Furniture in good condition ia Moat Valuable yesterday that he set up the wrong first- time, so far as is known, that the '90a by Salem. Maas., manu a soldier fleshed his stuff in a But the majority of the boys and .cident. She said her son ran un always tn demand for use by the __ defense for hia Sampson Naval girls, while well divided on which der the truck a.s she- was backing ChiDp and Hospital committee in facturers. Lynchburg, Va., — (d*) — Art Training Station team to use World Series. Uncle Sam gave the Bowling League slender hiirier a epecial leave to CarA was the No, 1 goat, it out of a driveway. fumlabing day rooms, or Just k Lopatka, pitcher-outfielder. was against Vtllanove but It ’ worked to the old guy at short, Frank Dolpfi OamlUi led the National chosen the most valuable player of anyw ay.,. .And (3oIgate4s Andy DC with the Cards during the comfortable spot, for the leisure League in atrlkeouta and in walks Crosetti-of the San Francisco Cro- the Lynchburg Cardinals, members Kerr came up with the aame gen world series.'.If he had Jiist hours of the men and women tn in 1989, fanning 107' times and Meetg Tomorrow brought along- some heavy artil settis as the top hero. He’s 33 and uniform in this eecUon. of the Piedmont League tor 1943. eral idea recently in telling how Urges Conserving drawing 3-lO .Dasea on balto. lery. before the series one fellow Easy chairs, davenports, desks, he was so banged up they had Production — Honday through fuga, lamps, tablea and bookcases Brooklyn and Pittsburgh are T' re will be a meeting of the tie him together with strips Friday, 10-4:30; Thursday, 7-9 p. are among the arttclea desired, and Said Mort <>ioper: VThat home . Paint Coutuiiiers the only major leagues cities that tape and little pieces of wlr In m.; Center church. a call to Mrs. Philip Cheney, chair Rec Bowling Lee^e at the WeK run pitch ‘.o Dickey was a fast In have not played host to the AU- Side Rec Wednesday at 7:30 sharp. side b across his chest. It wa.s fact he wasn't supposed to be Surgical Drenilnga—Every Wed man of tl?2 committee, at 3313, .will Notre Dame Rated Yankee regular at all this year, but provide transportation. Star gams. Just what I meant to throw, except Washington, Oot. t f.—(B ^ A d a - , nesday, American Legion Hall, 10- Seven teams have already entered Joe McCarthy finally had to send quate Industrial paint supplies d ^ l - ■’ ■ Playing cards, musical instru I' intended it around hla hips." 4:30. Tha Laay F. Ranch's .Ck>copet, the. league and the league ivould Dickey exulted: 'The pitch was out the alarm for him to take over. pend on conservation of paint con- Blood p<^iors—It ia not too early ments, radios, player piano rolls, like to have one more team to So he did. And going into the records, books (detective stories crack 2-yaar-old filly, waa bought perfect. Jiist where I wanted it." .tainers'in five-gallon and larger to registar for October 22-visit of for 8900 at the 8id«toga Yearling Best in Its History have an eight-team league. scries, the smart boys said sbortr, All America Is Asked To Give $125^000,000 To Carry Out The Work Of 17 preferably), puzzles and any other sizes, the War F^roduction board re- 4»obtle unit. Call Mrs. Swaiuon, Sales. 'Te. ns already entered - ere': atop waa tl)c weak link. Well* porte—Nlne- two touchdowns, wtup„a third (Bet) Brazle undoubtedly wish the ! Frankle’a base running was officer in WPB’s Chemical division, Agencies Coifibihed In This Effort. Of This Amount $61,227,000 Goes To 1982. Futurity there was no mu nl’s West 'Sides,,,. Pioneer Para said damaged m e^l ' containers Myhavef, 6214, A subscription to a popular t y ^ ^ c of the nation’s footbaU xith paaaee, plunged for a fourth chute, Lee Darling's AH'Stars, the series was sUll going on, but they | big factor in the first magazine rnakea a nibs gift for tual bejttlng in New York and writers agree with Cbach Frit* and converte ■ part of the., yam quota for this OUll MIN NIIO ful thing. of the, game. And y^terday he building when it started, half an for' their firK donations, to help Iddeline study ot the Irish Satur X’es.temers, coached by Amqt New Ortoans-*- 09) —Something hour before Sunday ■ school, es chapter has been shipped, end It la * B O O K S * came up with three chances he bad hoped that it will arrive toon, ao replace tbe blood being abed on the day,. a-as quoted at Ann Arbor As Alonso Stags, displaced Idle Mia- hew-in football personnel at Lou- caped without injury. ' saying "that It to by far the bast^ neeota In the top ten. Bill Veerk, Milwaukee baseball absolutely no right to get to ham that it can be made ready for. battle fielda. isianas' two largest achools—Lou toam president, was; nicked- for Chan!«er~out 'pf the stew. He mt m Regietar now by clipping., and Notre Dame team ,:I have' ever BoclaUsta* Bkidorae O'Connov - I . When A Warden Calls At Your Home Be Prepared To Give Geriere knitUng. The Leedem isiana State and Tulane Univer 8160 by the quick-finger boys be tn 'four of the five games, .soataa mailing the Mank In the paper, or aeen.” - ’ fore he oould bargailn for their act The Production staff la vary Notre' Dame, triumphant by a The Reading Uevens with point sity—finda tbe Bepgal ‘ngers and in three, and was a dli|siislve brick can Mrs. Swafison, 2-1442 for your to be booked, in his Brewer stad _ ^ a ^ r d . Oot. 11—8H—Ear*, anxious to have all knitting re 86 to 12 score oyer the Wolverines, totals (first place votes in'paren Green' Wave aquads composed en wall. lord. Socialists, .meeting Sunday appointment. ouslyF turned Just as soon as poasibie. collected' only half of the first thesis) tirely of southern boys.- ium. Not Hirongk YK bight in the home of Town Ghais- This, of course, does not apply to Junior Red Crbaa ’ t place v6tes-in the Inaugural poll First ten: Notre Dame (86) 941; Louisiana State’s 45-man roster He told a couple of pals bsfofs John R. Andtmm, bndOMMd knitting taken but very recently > Over seventeen 'million Junior lists 30 Bayou State' boys', five Once there wer* two room- il last week but skyrocketed to 87 Army (1) 847; Navy (1) 669; ths ssriss that hs sxpsetod Peinoov»tib''~Mayov p, Therb are aeveral Navy turtle Red Croaa members are back tn Pennsylvania (1) 408; Purdue 898; Mtoatosippians, five Texans, three matea, Billy Soutbworth, Mana- was going to be hto Isst fsQv OXkfOOOf iDV school this fall, many qf tham after per cent this week after trouncing neck eweatera that should ba re Duke 870; Iowa Pn-FIight 825; Arkansiuis, and one each, from fur o f the Cardinals, , and Luke cliuuto. Weil, he bow*d out w ith . BeBaol TMmMby. toHnw aummera spentJa doing their share the tabulation's erstwhile seoend turned at once. The staff la very ^ u tb e m Cjalifomla 809; Michigan Flc -Ida and Oklaboma. Seweh, S t Loiito Browns 'Mana bellFrtnglng. - . "j IK omnMmkt Sov V- S. SenaSOB ttr bellTprevant food ehortagea tn team. Tulane Hats a 29*man “player ger. They shared the same apart- anxious to pack tbe second ship O isler intimated that . much of 273) College o f Pacific 125. GenersUy, ths ssriss was a duR> ■ SeaMiwid the aominattao. ment of this quota before the end their home localltlea, by ralehig •INP rccter,” including IS Louisiana menL one oeing on the road while affair. It sst a nsw attondanos l* * -^ vegetablaa themaelvea, or helping the Irish success this season Second ten: Del Monte Pre- th* other stayed home. . . . And of this week, and every bit. 'of Flight (6) 114' March Held (4) boyp, five from Taxaa, three from ord for a flv*-gams fuss acme farmer raise his. They have M i Toil CAR 89AM , ' should be credited to Angelo Ber- Mtostoalppl, and one *“ from do' yoii know, Sewell didn’t once LeVs Meet Our Quota By knitting out befoie July 1 should HQ; Minnesota 109; Great Lakes 600 277,312 through the turnstUos. eupervlaed swlmnflng’ poola and tellt. quarterback who reports to . I'snnessee, Kentucky, Florida and rip off Southwortta to the power of be back now. 79 I-2i Memphis Naval Air Tech eluding the all'kiiB* t playgrounds, aito have gained ThK 9#efc yeutoe enjeyed — the Martass on NoV. 1. Alabama. thoss' TankeesT If any woman has knitUng out “ rve aeen many quarterbadka nlolans 81; Dartmouth 48 1-2; He bad reasqn te know of It.. of* 89.990 who sow b new asnab of re^Mmsibllity, aa wall f paaa it alsnf to a man In uni that she finda It impoaeible to fin aa more recruita than evar before. who were fine ball carriers but Southwestern 34: Texas A A M 1; the Tanks trsinplsd the Browns 17 •crambls to Nsw Tork. As9 it ] Mtt, Omui^ ish, it would be apprsclatod if she form. Leave it K the nearest' none who could take the ball dis Washington 9: Georgia 8. times ia 22 tries!.:/ , off the ptoyors eai • rsooid ' %voi'id call the center, 5542, ao that 848S,006.TA from oM tB — inaa aubww train - Sunday, ko- celliierien center er publle appear and then turn up . Also ram: "Tula* 8: Colorado hnnan Thaodeua Carotan aald he arrangements can be made for V here slat Uka BerteUt." OiaMr OoUege 6; UtosOiirt 6; Texas 5; kss roosivsd ^|bw Squires Kvnge onto tbe tyacka aoihrone else to compirte the gar itbrMy’fer the 1948VICTORY told newsmen after 8aturday*s Georgia 'Ihch 4; Indiana 4: Texas Catottnal ssuM Sot at^ " ment. • BOOK CAM9AION. game. “He’S a magician and In my CH^tlan 2; Tulans 2; Ohio State euKomarjr And once more, 8 reminder tp satlmatlon ha la bettor tbaa t|d 1; Randolph'Field I; North Caro- itWagJl ciSiBi m kaittliif taatniciltoas ft*- Rm U ■■ ■ r.V ' ^ !lx S ^ C B n S 8tE!R, CONN„ TtrtJSDAY, OCTOBER 12,1949
MANCHESTER SJVENING HERALD^MANCHESTER, CONN., TUKSUAI, OCIOBER 12, 1949 nejtt thing you know they’ll. be i^d of right living, an example of HOLD EVERYTHING trying to make us. stop, too. love for bur fellow men. a goal to ElGHt attain, a leader to follow, and a Sense and Nonsense A European Ambassador once law to obev! - visited Lincoln and found hint s i o R s e fiV cleaning hla aboea: We heard a'bout a pastor whose Wagt to Enjoy Lifif Mo k ? mobile. . ' / Daddy—If you ara good, I’ll Ambassador—ph! We are not CLEM Learn to like the sunrise and sun give you a nice, bright, new pen- salary was Increased $500 a year ’then try the following sugges set, the beating of . Tain on ny. ' accustomed to.Cleaning our own by hla congregation. shoes! enefit COLT tions; many who have tried them roof and windows^' Sonny—A nasty, dirty, old Pastor (tp his congregation) — ♦ Lincoln—And whose shoes do learned that they helj. bring peace Learn to keep your .wants simple. quarter will do. . T refused to apeept .the false. I A City's Wants you clean? have trouble enough trying lb col AiRtE of mind: siy^ REMT Refuse to be. Owned and an lect my present salarjr. ■ ^ Licarn to like life for Its own sake. chored by. things and oplnr HappUteea 68 Learn to jike what doesn’t cost Ions of ojlhers. Talkative Boarder—Why do Repairing 23 Live Stock—Vehicles 42 Musical Instruments S3 Wanttfd to Rent Chapter 17 him caustically. It is Intereatlhg to - note that people say "as smart as a steel Automobiles lor Sale 4 Garages—Service- "■Well, I guess your. yarn's much. the signers jof the Declaration of . Mails Package Too Noon Lost and Found 1 10 FOR- SALE—ROSEWOOD Grand WANTED—ONE Oft 'TWO room So Tubac told the marshal, that Learn to like plain food, plain Cgcktiey Sentry—Halt! Who trap” ? I never could aee anything Loat and Ponnd Storage . .NEW CONVERTIBLE FOPS Cel- ^ was the , man who had put straight," he said dourly. "I don’t Independence did not propose hap particularly smart about a steel 1937 FORD COUPE. 1938 Ply • piano. Can be seen after 7 at 413 furnished apartment with kitch service, plain cooking. goes their ? piness as an inalienable right - - - LOST—ON FRIDAY between Bcr- lulota repiacMl In curtama. all JR JSAlALE -F O U R PIGS. Cheap, ■ the bum money Into HI Grab’s hardly guess n* man would ro.!!!*® trap.' - .New Britain— '(iip) - That rosy ' —PURE WHITE. MALE mouth coach, 1940 ,Laaalle sedan, East Qeiiter street, or Tel. 7864. enette. Tel. 3988 from 5 to 6:30 Learn to like fields, trees, woo to sent First Sailor—I hear that the The world has not, and never the spell—yep, there was Ser makes. A B. C Fixll Oo., 21 FOR SALE- NEW, ALL WOOL Lots for Sale had' quite a . real pile of jack, an’ away to wash. One day his moth' streeta Reward. 'Tel. 2-0251. ed in your own home. CalL-526.3 motor, tires gooc\ 81 Seaman Maple street. Tel. 2-1575. 67! s, rie.,. He felt lower than a centi • ncse. Admirals are. going to try to stop will, outgrow the need of religion. geant Jurezyk, back home for a hand knitted box coat, lined and you ain’t got the look of having er, losing patieime, said: for appointmenL George Dew, Circle. Orford Village. Wanted Autos— interlined Navy. Size 40. Cadi FOR s a l e :—ONE ACRE and also pede’s belly. ^ Learn to like the song of birds, neaklng. , j . . ; For It la religion that gives the while to train more jungle-flght- lO U N D —SUM OF MONEY on FOR, s a l e — PULLETS. $2.00 forty-five cents. What would a the companionship of dogs, Mother—JunjOr, why do yoti Second/ Sailor-*-Yes, and the world what It most needs—a staiid- cri. “Quick! Rush relnlorcemenUr : Bifelow street. Owner njay have photographer. IF YOU WANT to sell your used Motorcycles 12 Mrs. Kuhpe, 34 Liberty street. one half acre lots on Hackmatack man be owln,’ you all that money But where had Chacon got hold Help Wanted— F'emale 3.5 apiece. CSII Fred Machic, corner of fhat counterfeit money? If re and laughter and gaiety of persist In coming to the table by proving property, paying for car see tis first. If ,Vou want to Phone 3271. street. Inquire 09 Hontestead St. for?- I’m not promising a.nything, - z - ___ ------i - — WILL SHARE 6 ROOM apart- W A N TE D - 60' USED CARS. All 'of Bolton Center Road and Finley porta of the wily outlaw held . children. without wasnlng? You know I al trade for a late model used car, WANTED—WOMAN or girl fm but If you don’t conie clean, by |V ad. So Lilley. ' ment with oouple.;/No objection to makes and models. Barlow Motor street. Tel. 5373. truth he had been much too busy Learn., to like gardening, carpen ways seija you away. Crisis Fustponed BY FRED H.4RMAN baby. On bus line. Write Box B. see us first. Oole Motors—4164. housework, full or part time. Tel. Wanted—To Buy 58 the goda you’ll stay here till hell tering, . puttering around the Juni^ l meekly)-^1Vb11, mother, RED RYDER Sales. Phone 5404. O ^ n evenings. FOR SALE—4 MONTHS old New freasM! Now what about 'this hiding his trail to have any .time z: M.. Herald. 7464. left over for turning out counter house, the lawn and the auto once /jmu forgot. f o r s a l e —o n e t o n f o r d Hampshire Reds p'ulleta. Tele 3 Local Y941II1S money? Who’s the guy that owb^ ''IHtRt'S TK'NES VOE YOU JUST LET ' R A. V’ AN’TED—9x12 RUG, preferably feit currency. So it must have ' z ______- lou idiD-un ANb SPOIL OUR WANTED—^FIVE passengers to truck ^dth sideboard.s. Can be Business Ser'cices Offered 13 WANTED WOMA.N to do cleaning phone 2-0415. Oriental design. Also club or it to you? An’ when did he pay ------^ d e a v e r ?o u n o t . SiHOUUD E»E . \AAlp.UA\-flirt fool CHANCES IlYR A LITTLE seen at 11 Spencer street after 6 about 3 hours a day, morning or been given him — or else he had .MEICHBOR.LY — >ou,euT IF YOU ee Hartford at Tam. One way only. w ^g Club upholstered chair both At Maxwell Field you? An’ why?” stole it from someplace. There lOC'ED PI31DL here' EW3INES5 pEAL FIRST.' FLA m. Tel. 6448. afternoon. Telephone 3055. FUNNY edsiNESS soiN’ "© help 5n.VIA\ 3 UCkER,M£. site: COME ON-1A'JANT TO Inqulrb" at 41 Pioneer Circle. p. In good condition. Phone 2-0790. 'The way ’Tubac told it was quite were a lot of real likeable things WHY lOU UCAO-U^\ ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. Articles for Sale' 4& an Involved storj’. Boiled down It It WITH &(JOM-3HOT^ UNCLE iSUAfilD SAME eAlT,-|30? 5EE If-FIREPLACE coal These aviation cadets are re firmation when a bunch of Rur- urdays 6. Phone 5191—4485. Roofing 17-B who can operate' typewriter and FOR RENT—DOUBLE room, suit well have been printed in M,exico. 125 Wa r BOND REWARD bile fog lamps. Call 7332. take dictation. Write Box K. grate. Telephone 5910. able for 2 girls. Call 2-1614 or In ceiving nine weeks of Intensive ales had come up, hot on the trail He rather inclined to the belief FOR SALE—1930 MODEL A Ford Herald. quire at 47 Cottage street. physical, military and academic In of the bandits. that It had. for Information ficadinsr to ALL TYPES OF ROOFS repaired. struction at Maxwell Field, pre A hard looking butfit and eager roadster, A-1 mechanical condi Maintenance of roof, flashings, With a scowl Tubac dismissed 5 or 6-Room Rent. tion, good tires. Call 7609. Auto Repairing- WANTESJ—GIRL OR woman for Fuel and Feed 49-A FOR RENT—ROOM for 2 girls or paratory to beginning their actual for the kill: and their Captain— the whole business and turned his and chimneys. For reliable service assembling small parts. The Nor married couple. Call 2-1940 or in flight training at one of the many a great ox of a mim with a fierce Phone 5002 Paintings call Ekl Coughlin 7707. mind to thoughts of Sue. Nof to BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES What Gims? BY EDGAR MARTIN ton Electrical Instrument Co. 100 CORDS f i r e p l a c e birch quire at 7 Florence street. primary flying schools located in mustachlo—had demanded he give .say that hla thoughts were .seri 'I for sale either 8 toot or sawed. the Army Air Forces Eastern Fly -them fresh horses. Though not ioo DON’T WAIT ANOTHER minute. Hilllar4 street. ous. He might be the boneheaded Make offer for lot at farm In FOR RENT—ROOMS completely ing Training Command. keen on the notion; a number of s 0«Ar<,W\'«V‘i*l A W ■SLY I BA4!.W<^OU^O \ - V OOHS’T ^ Moving—Trucking- .vap Jinx had called him, but his OlHTOWWAVlOp WANTED Winterize today, here Is what we WANTED— CLE1A.NING woman Columbia. Also wood by cord, de furnished. Single and double beds. These men are Aviation Cadets; conalderatlons had swayed Jonek ^ ------do: Grease your car, change to Kitchen privileges. Girls only. head waisn’t solid Ivory. There A VVCYUMt OF -OH .AAV OCR I------yj. Storage 201 for doctor’s office and also home. livered. Telephone Wllllmantic Leslie G. Andrew, son of Mr. and The Rurales’ mounts had been were not going to be any gal’s .OROONOI winter oil. clean and flush radia Call 6125 before 2 p. m. Phone 2-1561. 237 Center street. pretty whipped out. but they’d •raE AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO- 1929-J3. Mrs. G. C. Andrew o f 478 East apron-strings hitched onto' Tubac eWLYAONtV tor, use 1 quart rusterizer, change Center street. Is a graduate of En been 'first-class bi onca in anyone’s, Heated Garage to winter transmission and rear local and long distance moving. STENOGRAPHER WANTED at FOR RENT—CLEAN comforUble Jones, by grab! ) WANTED field Public High school. TTiompi language; and besides, though But she was a dang nice critter end, charge battery, check all Return load system, furnitures Burton’s, full time or part time. HoutMihold Goods 51 room. Suitable for one, twd or Jones know the company had For Dead and Live Storage. couple with or without Kitchen sonville. Conn., class o f 1939. Just the same, but he' w/i.s'n’t going tires, also renew your application storage. Dl^ 6260. Apply in person. A-C Harold C. Cannon, son ot been oul^ of bounds. he had 'll" Male or Female for A gasoline book, all for . $4.95. 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE con- privileges. Call 7019 or apply 15 to think of her serious. Too many Apply Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cannon. 91 wanted the horse thieves cap guys had got hPoked In that Phone now 5191. Open unUl 9. slsUng ot complete bedroom, liv Proctor Road. Chestnut street. .1* a graduate of tured. -Sol he’d nodded agreement Help fair Important Brunner’s, 80 Oakland street. Repairing Help Wanted— Male 36 ing room, and kitchen. All acces fashion— and some of them right FURNISHED ROOMS, single and Wllbraham Academy, Wllbraham, and the Rurales had cleaned out good poker - players, too. Girls Alexander PIANO TUNING AND repairing. 1 WANTED^EXPERIENCED bak sories included. Everything for Mass., class of 1940. He attended the last Jiorse he’d left and gone ,were all right if you ju.\t kA>t War Work $189 00. Terms. Alberts, 43 Allyn double. Shower bath, steam heat, Player piano specialty. John er. Good wages and good hours. free pirklng. 330 A,dam street, Dartmouth College 194Q-43. off driving their own bixuics. your head: too'much girl vlVeli. Jarvis Comoany WANTED IMMEDIATELY! Cockerham. 28 Bigelow street Apply Davis Bakery, 521 Main street. A-C Richard W. Mwcwell, son of "W hat!” exclaimed Mueller In •anyway, she was hand.some as an We Will Also Use Em EXPERIENCED near Plant J. Tel, 3934. Tel. 4112 Tel. 4219 street. John Maxwell, 70 Laurel street, credibly. "You let ’em clear ' put ace-full on kings, and the pros 'alia lilaliBi'relir'KJfdlj i-i'if ployed Persons On a Center St. BEAUTY OPERATOR WINDOW SHADES -VENETIAN with nothing to prove—” blinds. Owing to our very tow graduated from Manchester High pect of taking her horscbacking Split-Shift Basis. Pleasant Atmosphere and W'ANTED r o TUNE, repair and WANUfiD—MAN WITH executive Business Locations for school Manchester, Conn., class of ’’Well, they seemed to figure HPmc night Wa-s nothing to get Tm taking this one with a halo—it's for a campaign Asitociates. regulate your piano or player ability. One to take charge of overhead, get our special low they’d ought to have remounts 1 me to believe you hung onto that T h £ PaC-ECT.'.t eUefcen ooop. 8. P. t5,200. W a n t e d - w o o d c h o p p e r s . .’120 Tolland Turnpike tion oil heaters, $7.95. Benson’s. Mrs. Helen Brown of 240 Henrv money all this tim e?" BEEN D. P. $1,660. IK—you need’ repair servlee Inquire Oscar Forand, RKD-' No. a ON PARKER STREET— Tel. 4386 1. Rockville, telephone 742-.23. 713 Main. Street. In civilian life he was ^ "He only. 1 give it to me two Boosting''Sorghum Molasses FOJNO. n o b O^ A.~«V'0(?p w h o s e IV* acres. 6-room house, Wanted^o Rent W Piopcrty construction manager in months ago." PRESENCE ABOARD fT HAS NOW IF—you need tubes... B E E S p r e t t y AELL IdTABudnEO West Center Street. 8-room Bring your radio or tulies to MAN WANTED FOR general FOR SALeV OIL AND GAS Hartford. « Muellc^ just stood there and garagr itnd other buildings. range, also oil burner. Inquire 32 WANTED—TWO RGGM fumiah- Oklahoma City—riP) — Seeking Magle. Steam beat with coal, us and .we will take care of laundry work. S_tcady work, good cd apartment, by middle aged gaped. car garage wltta workshop p r ic e ...... $.5,500. Cottage street. national fame for Oklahoma’s g you to the best of our abil pay. New System Laundry. Har couple. Phone 2-0619. •, "Well, it’s the truth,’-’ Tubac im above. Chicken coop. I*ot .sorghum molasses. Gov. Robert S., ity to get needed tuh."s and rison street. grumpled. Keri* (D) says he'll invite Mayor 188x214. S. P. $7,500. Terms WEST SIDE OF TOWN-r- parts. WANTED TO RENT—Five or Six Engagements "An’ you’re claimin’ this queer anaaged. OCCUPANCY IN Machinery and Tools - 52 LaGuardia to a pancake breakfast 4-Room Single, hot water CALL rooms. Good Welghborhood. Call you been shovin’ ' is the dinero in New York Oct: 17. Furthormorc, BT MERRILL ggD AYS,. ' I>og^>Kirds—Pets 41 this Captain give you?" FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Them’a Strang* Words heat, oil burner. I.arge, MILKING MACHINES, saw rigs, 8818, he said, he’s toying with the Idea Fordson parts In ' slock. Dublin ' Landrum-Reulher "Honor bright," Jones muttered. FOR SALE —COCKER Spaniel, WANTED TO RRNT three or four of sending sqme sorghum to Gov. N Oakland Terrace, 6-room w^cll landscaped lot. S404 Tractor Company, Wllllmantic, Mr. and Mrs. Cart Reuther, of "Hmmm. What did tkis Rurale Thomas E. Dewey of New. York— W h a t weae y o u WOULD vou weu-,w.MV uiw* black and white male. Well train, room apartment. 3 adults. Write ehigle. Hot-air heat. Bam. PRICE ...... $.5,800. 156 Eldiidge street, announce the bird look like?" ’’it ought to be good for what ails WHISPEBING ABOtir,'LABO ? PlEASE LTg) TXtKlM© I AND tN i.n* aaiM rrait* WE NEED GOOD U^ED ed and good disposition. Tel. 3304. Box W. Herald. "I’d say hs, was tall, gaunt an’ Chicken coop. I.a>t 100x160. engagement'-.pf their daughter, a Republican." ■■ W th SIDf DUMPING YCU*. some quick. Dark an’ t doep-.set 8. P. $6,000. D. P. $1,000. CARS AT ONCE COCKER SPANIELS from cham Look Young Miss Lillian M> Reuther. to Ray UNCLE- pion stock. Adorable healthy pup mond L. Landrum,, aon of Mr. and eyes. Sqttare chin—wa-s in- nood URIAS Legal Notices 78 of a barber’s services last time I GONE, 1 Stuart J. Wasley 1936 and Later, pies in solids and parti-cqiors. Mrs. Claude Womadk^of Huaebua, I’refoi'N Ulil-Fashiuned Nets T Main St. 8-fam»ly house saw hlnv-jicTosa tbe line, below LET'S GET Beal Estate and Insuranee and some full grown dogs. Jack District of Coventry. *». Court of Ariaona. ' ON TO i with two 5-room flats. Steam P rn bat., O ctob er l'.M3. Naco." 7 1 heat upper flat. Hot-air low Slate 'Theater Building BARLOW MOTOR SALES Frost Kennels. 26 Gardne' S t . . Mr. Lsutdrum is an electrician s Norristown. Pa.—(4^— Fire Chief oyheb Telephone 6648 - 7146 Katato of I’erklna I„ Latlirop. !«t* “ H elow ' Naco. eh?" .said Jinx er flat. 2-car garage. Lot 595 Main Street •if C oven try, In aald D istrict, d e- fnate, second class. In th^xU. S. Miles Riley... told 2,000 high 'school Things -•(. FOR SALE thinly. ’’An’ what’d you say his pupils at a demonstration, "we 78x108. Ideal for man who Manchester eeaaed. Navy. No date has been set for the name waa?” ooald make small repairs. Trust Kstate for the benefit ot w e^tag. are now going to demonstrate the n u sse ll H, tVclKold. "Chacon—!!_ Tubac a t o p p e d new safety chute which replaces 8. P. $6,500. D. P. $1,000. ..Notlee Is hereby given that pur short. LOW ER FLAT NOW suant to tbe order of aald Court Superior Court the old-fashioned safety net.” FirC' Bissell Street W ANTED made on tbe 9th. day of October, |'\ "Yeah,” aiiarled Jinx and man William McGuffln started to AVAILABLE. 'started swearing. "You’ve sure Notice of the 1943 all tbe righ t, title and Interest Somera>Oct. 12— —Pleading slide down the chute. A rope 1*^ ' whieh said estate has in certain real pii ;ed...... hell j 11 roithd, you ha'vc! broke-and McGuffln fell 15 feet, Birch Street. 6-ronm sin estate situated In the-Town of An guilty to u«pg their car to take Au^ %hacon! You bone- WANTED Carpenters' dover, Conn., and mora fully-' d e - potatoes and ^ o m from a Tarm. breaking his elbow. "I think we’U /0 ’ /2 gle. Steam heat. Garage. 1'i!X Collector _ TAVERN 4 head! TTtat guy’s no more Rurale cers. iT MO isevics. me. t, m.'hic. u. a fat, orr. acrlbed In the application tor the John J. Sokol.\26, and hla wife. stirk to the old-fashioned nets, i.,111. MT V.;fi Lot 157x140. S. P. «$,200. Bale thereof will be sold. Terms than you \ a fe: Next to Joaquin A pp ly Marion, 25. of Haven, were said Chief .Rila$'. D. P. $1,500. READY TO Construction made known at time ot sale. Murrieta ItatB the toughest Mex 'Be careful, dear— he's taking Judo lessontr All peiffon.. liable by law to pa.v THE H.VRTFORD-CONNECTICUT bound-over to the next term' of su t r u s t c o m p a n y who ever' went bronc! There’s < 1 BY LESLIE TURNEB taxes In the _ DO BUSINESS . perior court yesteril$y by Judge WASH TUBBS No Wond*r West Street. 4-room single. Mechanics Greenbrooke Trustee. twelve thousand Tcward on that EIGH’TH SCHQOL AND H-I«-li-13i Francis W. H. Bill. \ bombre’s pelt sn' ypii give him I'OONEHVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Lavatory. Hot-air heat. Lot UTtLITlES DISTRICT 5SU50. 8. P. $8,800. D. P, Apply iomes, Inc. horses to ride off on! of Manchester are herel y notified SEE "But—” protested Ttitbac. "he $1,000. that on Oct. 1 1 will have a rate I Walker Street Job was dressed like a' R u r a le ^ ’ the THE Po w e r f u l Katr in ka bill for the collection of two and Alexander Bed Socks as Gifts rest of ’em called him C i^ ain one-half mills on the dollar laid on c ■ How waa 1 to know diff’rent? ADDITIONAL LlS’riNU^ the list of 1942. due to the collec Geo. Griffin. s h e 's r ig h t b a c k h e r e o n t h e PAM ...... , AVAILABLE AT OFFICES. Jarvis Company all them others was dressed Ilk tor Oct. 1st. 1943. HOTEL SHERIDAN 'Rurales— " Taxes accented every work day Center Street; Read Herald Advs. "In stolen uniforms — prob’ly and evening allring October at 47 stripped ■ off. their owners’ carcas ALLEN AND Main Street. Take Notice! Ai: taxes unpaid ses.’’ Jinx Mueller came back at HltCHf^OCK, INC Nov. I, 1948. Will be cbisrgeil-In- tereat a f tlie rate of 6 per cent hlanchester OlHcei per year from OcL I. 1948, until 958 51AIN ST. TEL. 8801 ★ - , ' ' "ft paid. Wllllmantic Oltlce; Joseph Chartler, Whaiyou&mfWiUt 824 MAIN ST. T E L 1985 Collector. WANTED FIREMAN Manchester, Conn,.. Sept. 13, 1943. J
Women and Flill Or Part Time Hgnd to H^md Bahting .PUTTIN© EXTRA-WATER INTO OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING KOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE .Our Marines who have given such 'DOM'T v^ORR.'4,')y4ILL.Moa j Splendid Business Opportunity Girls' splendid account at themselves lit all HEAR n w OH, HERC." He r e ONE of B&M>,B0V6/-^AMPAZIMG WQ'jJ rrs s* X D O N 'T ^ WEAR- A . THE METROPOLITAN LIFE HAS A SPLENDID sectors of this global war, are taught eoA R o- MARVELOUS.' HEBE,'S a . A VVACTERFALU” MM EVGUtiE ftTlLL RE.T#NN9 ITI^ hsnd-to-hand fighting tactics and are H E A R r i ? JUST like ■ PITCHER OF. 'NOULD the ATHLETIC TrtlNVA OPENING FOR' A REPRESENTATIVE IN THE deadly in the use of the Marine raid D oe's rr XXI VVAS A LION-- ROAR IN A GEA A 9 COACrt OF THe UiGM SCHOOL ^T^iERE ARE ) BE EURE TO TOWN OF MANCHESTER WITH A GOOD SAL er’s knife. Every marine carries S O U N D 6 T A N D IN I' s e e IF w SHELL GO • eLE\JEb4 V'JOULDN'T IT B E O D D SO MANV < AEVt FOP^A Mutual Heating Co. NATURAL? RI&HT O N ,TH' ' ' KINDA .r o a r GOPO WITH SLEEPyOALKERSlSMALL QNE ARY PLUS COMMISSIONS. ANYONE APPLY New Model this wicked weapon and it proAcient BEACH LOOK IN WILL GO GOOD A w ater i'F- PEOPLE GMOULD MlSTAkLE AT rr-ONLY. OF " WITH A fall AROOtsJD . ^ TWeV ING FOR THIS POSITION MUST NOT BE IN in its use. It cesis, with sheath, ? ■ AK’B FOW ONiE OP TKE. Oak Street $1.7$. V COIURSe.Yrie WAVES LION.''. PUfASEP.'Sf liOVOADPNS WON'T ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY. WHEN RE- AIN'T TWiMkN PLYNG STATE AGE, WHETHER MARRIED OR Laundry MOviN’.V SOO'RS ^«INGLE, AND NUMBER OF CHILDREN. Rear of Circle Theater Look young, look''slim too. by A ' Sammlt Street t . . ' tyeirtng this fresh., original frocjt BOYiCARr WRITE BOX “E,” HERALD ■ tihroukh your busy, long days. The cut of the bodice la, an at- tritatlve feature »nd eaay’ ltt lew, too. r o l l e r LANK LEONARD .....THE LAWN ! MICKEY FINN Favor Granted Pattern No. 8452 is In sizes 32. By Mrs. Anse Cabot •and the Pnltam Number to Ann* 34/36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size There couIdn’'t be a more appro Cstbbt fTbe klnncheoter Evening HOW Mte HIS COULD WC GO UP CERTAINLY— 34 short sleeves, requires 3 1-4 HersJd) 108 Snventh avenue, New 6 0 AHEAD! priate gift—In view of the fact CHANCfS, TO TMf H06PITM.. yards 39-lnch material. that we’U have even lower house York 11, N. Y. Enclose .. cent peet- OOCTOft? SIR— AND WAIT temperatures this winter as part age for ench pattern ordered. TO $ n IP— For. this attractive pattern, send ' 'The Juet-bS-dJie-/prcee Ann« 16 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, of the all-out determination to win this war! Make a pair for those In Cabot Album for the fall and win in coins, with your name, address ter of 1943 will be available or pattern number, and tlze to Thie your 'family who are working hard in the war effort and who need a October 4. It contains free instruc four purchase ot War Beads and Manchester Evening Herald To tions' for timely .CaurietmM g ifts- day's Pattern Service, 106 7Ui good night's sleep every night. to Other pevenuneat Bend hwags helps keep h^th at a high lev^ As the beautiful and praetteal dedisna foi Avpnue,' New York 11,. N. Y. provide these weapons tor bur dar-' iTrtLEni bed socks are as pretty as they are warm, smart garminU for col< ^g Marines, Even purchase of War wcathei^-aU aorta o t dsalgns foi Keep up your wartime sewing, useful, delight an invalid or an household acceeficriM tbe Albun $tampa oould buy ena at these knives' thus you are helping bring victory elderly friend by giving her a pair bre of Soft, pink and pretty, ones. itself will make a m,emormbl< aooner. You’ll fliif) 62 pages of ab- CTtriatmaa gift! Order your copj Lsorblng -/tewing, news, 102 'new To obtain complete knitting Instructions for the Bed ’ Socks now-<^price fifteen oente. Bncloe't designs in tbe new fall Issue of. 1 cent postage for each copy eeder “Fashion.’* Just out A copy Is (Pattern N a 64461 send lO'cenU ed. ' I35 OSBtS. ' in Coin, Your Mama and Addrase uppor , the ^^Uorne Away From Home’\ Through .the War Fund : and Mrs. Michael J. Sberl- Private Samuel J. Taggart haa Ever Ready Circle of King’s been tranaferred from North ROOFING Daughters will -hold lU annual wlll meet for luncheon tomorrfor aal- Methodist W. B. C. S. will calls tomoH^w afternoon. on "The Effect of the W ar on the During the evening he .\va.s pre Graziadio,- who has ;becn living In INSULATION chairman of the com'mittee ar Churches of Europe." Members sented with seyeral appiCpriate Texas for the past three months, vage M you want to keep Thureday afternoon at the church. ranging for the sale. pU^lBg the new oaca, M l*. lUahil McCormick a ^ ^ r a . are asked to bring their penny gifts, including a wrist Watch, is also in Morganfleld.-* Expert workmanship. AH wsefe 3 <4 • each m M for oM roe- *W l»beny win be the hoa- The Manchester Coon and Fox bags andtontributioii for a sun identification bracelet and a purse gnsraateed. Reaaoaabla (hrtees. The Cosmopolitan Club will of money. Philip, a junior in Man orda Irreapetflve of qaaaHty. Club announce field trials for Sun shine basket. No ohilgatloa for aa omit itw meeting which would or chester High school, cnljsted Oc Write day, October 24. at the club' dinarily fall on Friday afternoon, A cecent,graduate of the King- tober, 5, on his 17th birthday. grounds In Coventry. ' . October 22, bciause of the meet man-Army* Air Field flexible gun Manchester KEMP'S ing of the State Federation of nery school, situated a few miles Mary Buahncll Cheney, Auxil Temple Chapter, O.E.S., will Ine. Burton Insulating Co. (Classified Advertising oa Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESD.4Y, OCTOBER 13,1!M3 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS WEDNESDAYS Women’s Clubs, in St. James par- outside of Kingman. Arizona, was. VOL. LXIlh, NO. 11 iary, U.S.W.V., will meet tomor- meet tomorrow evening In the . New and Used 7«8 61alB St. Tel. flflflO Iflfl Oxford at. Hartford Lsh house. West Hartford Center; 22 years bid Stanley-J. Kirka, son Vow evening at eight o'clock at Masonic Temple,. A social time on Monday. October ’2.^>. The of'M rs. Sarah Kirka of 118 Oak MORNING the Army and Navy clubhouse. will follow the business session Homes Available for COME TO PINEHURST Cosmopolitan Club is affiliated street, Manchester. Sgt. Kirka en and refreshments Will be served with the federation and . many of tered the Army on Oet. 21, 1912. by Mrs. Alice Hoaglund and her Immediate Occupancy Where Giant ‘Boohy sTraji! Blasted Naples ANP ' The weekly setback session, Of the members will no doubt attend. He attended .Manchester High committee. Menibers are 'remlrid- . DO Y O U R SHOPPING the Bed Men»s social club will Sessions wlll be held in the morn Bchfxii. cd to bring ar.^clcs for the rum take place tonight at eight o’clock ing and afternoon; arid the ^ird- mage sale to be held at the -Tem A le x a n d e r Allied Troops Seize ' FOR THE DAY sharp. \ All members are re Store closes at noon on gram will include speeches bn r*fc. Kennth Ft. Ferguson, son ple Thursday from 9:30 on, jointly G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC quested t«j bc-preaent. timely subjects, and an illustrated of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FcrguSNi with the Rainbow ..Girls. Jarvis Wednesdays.' lecture. of 51 Foster street,, has returned- 36 Alexander St. Manchester Menace to^ E n ^ y The Emblem Club will hold Its * Lumber of All Kinds PINEHURST to can'ip at Elkina, West Virginia, Phones: monthly meeting at the Elks home after spending a ten-day fnrlotigh OlHod 4113 ReaideBoa 7376 MEAT DEPARTMENT Mrs. Elizabeth Veitch' and Mason Supplies— rPaint— Hardware San Croce to in Rockville tomorrow evening at daughter. Miss Charlotte Veitch, with, his parent.i. INSULATE Win Offer: ^15. The president, Mr.s. Robert of 21 Churbh street, left today to Balsam Wool Insulation New Guinea Fliers FRESH LAMB PATTIES J, Dower will hreaidc. spend a few days with friend.s. ■ The Coventry Fragment Society, ' , N O W i ! Mr. and Mrs. William Beattie, iir will serve Its annual Harvest sup S3c pound. 5 Points. on )c^ap uc? tmc Dilworth-CornVll Post. The j New Haven. Mrs. Veitch will be per tomorrow evening from 5:3Q to Payment* May Be Spread CAQACL at Fciur Down Also Calves’ Liver, Scotch American Legion, held a member- | 91 yejrr.s of age on Christmas and 7:30'. in connection with a sale of Over 3 Years . . . COAL COKE p iL al Least P Q Q f e t G U S British Tak^ Riccia Ham. Canadian Bacon. ship social meeting in the, home | IS making the trip to New Haven aprons, fruits and'vegetables. The / Eight Jap last night. Conrad pwirc, recently I As Low As S5.25 Per Month 2 Main St. T e K ^ I2 5 Birds Eye. Fish Fillets. by train from Hartford. supper and .sale-will be in the CLARKE returned ff/m service in the Aleu Church Community House, North No Down Payment Piling into 32 Jap-” Batter Down Powerful Soup Bones and Bare Mar tians, ontortained the Legionnaires ; For Civilian A canvassing crew-of six start Coventry. Necessan I Mv irenRANCt seen row Bones. Trays of Dog with motion pictures anrf G. Al- i ed this morning taking the Old k MOULD ee anesc; All Unseathed Enemy Positions in bert Pearson-led the gathering in | Italians Declare Bones. 10c. Age Assistance Tax enumeration Consult U h for I Of THIS songs. Baked ham Sandwiches • A^ One Pilot Becomes Use lyooms Central Italy to Punrh Frying Chickens. throiighoiit. the town. Those mak ROOFING ,^ I) SIDINf; and coffee were served. ing the canvass this year, ate: We AinyTo Please! Ace in Single Battle. • Nine Illiles Northeast NO DELIVERY tpharles M. Miirphey. Mrs.X.Iohn Rummage Sale No reportable diseases vS’cre list- ! Quish, Mrs. Walter Walsh. Mrs. British and American Drivers Also Told to Ex War oti Germans O f PoDlelanflolfo; ON THURSDAY Thur.s., Ocl. 11, 9:.l0 A. M. ed during the past week in Man- ] Margaret Lane. Mrs. Lincoln Mur- Tilox ^iifllruclioH Co. Allied Headquarti’rs in the- pect Sntfdter Share To comply with the latest Chester in the State Health dc-j phey and James B. .lohnston, M ASONIC TEM I’LE Southwest Pacific, Oct. 13.— Bonefro ,4lso Captured partment bulletin issued yester 19 RuMf^l Street — Phone 493.5 War Relief Roo,eveh Churchill and J^ggg C aU tioil O.D.T. rules, it has been Temple Chapter, 1). E. S. 410 .^vliiin Mtreet, Hartford (/P)—-Japan’s badly mauled. Because of Shipments By 8th Arinjif in Excep necessary for us to change day. J___ Mr. and Mrs. N. Ceraas, of Man and Rainbow Girls. Phone 6-837S Staltn Announce Ac- chester, are recent arrivals at the New Guinea Air Force now Abroad in ’44 and ’45. tionally Sharp Fight. our delivery schedule and Cadet Elmer M. Tlirall of 277 Copley- Plarai Hotel, Boston. INSURANCE has to reckon with a jie w tion After Budoglio cut out Thursday delivery. East Middle Turnpike, has gradu sky menace— the P-47 Tliun- By Roosevelt ated from the training school of Washingtot^' Oct. 13— i^i— Ci Allied Headquarters, Al We now, deliver on Tues COVERAGE derbolt. Gen. Douglas Mac- Informs Eisenhower. the 64th Flight Training Detach vilian drivers werfe bidden by the giers, Oct. 13.— (/P)— Batter days, Fridays and Satur ment, Camden, S. C„ and has been Of All Kinds Arthur’s headquarters ' dis- Office of W ar Information, today to Washington. Oct. 13.—
l lied troops have punched nine'' care of the others.on Satur CLARKE INSURANCE Japanese fighterk over Wewak, Minister Churchill and Pre Hus VoliiiitePreil His A p day. Phpne the girls in the his credit. \CouifhIln Bldff., Depot Sq. 2*Pc. Living Room Suites New Guinea, Monday and sent at produced in the east, southeast mier Stalin announced today miles northe^t of Pontelan- AGENCY least eight down to join the ap and midwest must be shipped \ EVER Re a d y c ir c l e , that Italy had declared war praisals of I„ate Devel- dolfo to se i^ ^ San Crocie» office early and they will let The Girl Scout Leaders A.ssocia- Recovered in Deuini Tonight at 8 O'clock proximately 500 enemy aircraft abroad in 1944 and 1915. Allied.:.apldiers rush into the- area about the Naples post office afte|: cxplo.sion of a gigantic you know when to expect tion will hold Its monthly meeting \ KING'S IfAL’GIITERS. 175 East Center St. The domestic gasoline shortage against dermany. The White opnieiits ill Europe, while the Eighth Army a d -' All W'ork Guaranteed! which have been wiped out there Nazi time-mlit* pet. 7, killing scores of civilian.* and several Allied soldiers. Note dazed man at your order. tomorrow evening at eight o'clock Tel. 3 6 6 5 since mid-August. Two others will "Intensify for the duration,” right, still lying where he, was knocked by the blast. (# P Wlrepboto via'Signal Corps radio). House said Marshal Badoglio vancing along its enltrs front at the V.M.C.A. may have gone down. said an OW I report on civilian i Pacific and at Home. captured Riccia and BonefrbKOffl- FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL ORANGE HALL had communicated Italy's clal front line dispatches Come to the store Wednes Thunderbolts Unscathed supplies, and even the Pacific! ■Ward Cheney Camp No. 13, XJ.S. coast—which npw has high stock declaration against her for Wsshington, Oct. 13—(/Pi- Presi nounced today. day and Thursday. ADAflSSICJN sssaooosoaoooo'doaooooooo.oo****** a 25C The four Thunderbolts were un W.y^., will hold its monthly meeting levi.-ls — faces the prospect of mer Axis partner to Gen. Dwight Bpea.rhead Further North loch ahead ^n/ui/w scathed. D. Eisenhower, Allied commander dent Roosevelt showed Increasing Please ’phone your order Thuraday evening at the V.F.W. "more severe rationing." 1 The plunge to San O oc* sent - home, Manchester Green. The elec One Thunderbolt pilot. Col. N. Concedes Several Errors i Young People ^Russians Developing in the Mediterranean theater.' signs today of being less chary ahead early and we will try MacDonald Uphoktery Co. E. Kearby, 32, of Dallas and San deeper northward ' the spearhead tion of officers will take place at OWI conceded several govern- - All Tie* With Pant Broken about giving oin war news. outflanking the strong German ^ Antonio, 'Tex.,, got five Japanese and have it ready for you this meeting. . / American Industrial Building: mental errors in the handling of In his mes.sage to the general, With official reports from all Volturno river line. • > planes to become an ace.'in a sin *.ne ga.soline problem but contend Badoglio said that "by this act over t.he world at his elbow, he has when you calk 983 MAIN ST. HARTFORD TEL. 2 4127 gle engagement. He also got cred (Although this dispatch did not.' ed that: all ties with the dreadful past are volunteered, at his laat two press- it for the probables. And he eai - identify them. Fifth Army troops ! AUCE COFBAM "The government has met mili- * J^s^Rapped Bridgeheads broken and my government will radio conferences, appraisals of apparently took San . Croce). ried a record of three downed en (Known As Qoeea Alice) l.ary demands fully—demands uri- be proud to be able to march with late developments in Europe, the Riccia, seized by the BriUa)i is SPIRITUAL MEDIUM emy planes into the battle. prcccdented in modem warfare. It you on to the Inevitable victory.” Pacific and at home. only eight miles northeast of San Seventh Daughter of al^vfn th Son Survivors of Uie big enemy has maintained essential civilian Berlin Report. Ne« ]>JatioilS In a joint statement releaoed- WItile no reasons were given for CJroce.--- , Bom With a V< fighter formation, which was es :ransportation, although at times Soloiis Charge Inexperi Drive Launcheil by ' by the White House, Mr. Roose offering these analyses to the Along the Adriatic coastal flanic, Readlnga DaUy, InoludlngNSnnday, corting 12 bombers, broke off the with difficulties.” velt, Churchill and Stalin accepted American people, there have been Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgomery’s ■ 9 A M. to 9 P. ML Or By ApMlnt- USE LESS ELECTRICITY engagement. Civilians are getting 1,200,000 enced Youngsters Coii- complaints from the press, Con Reds North of Key t O "the active cooperation of the meoL In the Servlee of tbe^eo- R ^ a d v S in il troops smashed four miles ahMd OUTIN Cause DamoKe To Shipping barrels of ga.s-dine daily, instead of Italian nation and armed forces gress and other quarters that the pie for SO Veara. stitiite Real Bottle- Capital of Ukraine. y ^ '© beyond Termoli against atrong But . the Japanese Air Force got the 1.700,000 they got in 1941, as a co-belllgerent In the war country was not getting enough German resistance. 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn: OW I said. The military now is Fboao 6-3034 in some licks elsewhere. The com lYeck in W a r Effort. against Germany.” war news and that Prime Minister Bonefro, 20 miles aouthwest of to Save munique said the enemy raided „ „ , Financial Pact Italy thus turned against her Churchill of Britain was divulging Bulletin! Termoli and flve„ miles northwest Guadalcanal on an unspecified date (Continued on Page Fourteen) former partner a little more than information which American cor ' Wa.shiligton, Oct. 13. —i#*! — A Moscow# Oct* 13. (/P) X of Britiah-held Colletorto, was and caused damageSto American a month after her armistice with respondents knew but were honor- captured after exceptionally aharp! HANKS to OK. SALSiUarS shipping in those Solomon Waters. eongie.-tsionai committee charged| pej ^rm y ’ has* driven Holland, ^ Belgium, Lux-,?he"Amed“i)J)w^-.. bound not to print. fighting. ' today that ’’inexperienced young •COAL dnd OIL , Other enemy planes struck three within 1,8 mites of Kiev, P iiib o iin r A u r e e lo ^x^ Must March with Frlmds No Territorial Ambitions Southwest of Colletorto, patrola times at General MacArthiir's Thirty States sters" liolding some of the top per Yeatedlay, minus prompting, Mr. of tMontgomeryA Rri(tah, i-(Cana i W l - T A B great German bastion on the ~ ^ ^ ® # r* ! Th^a proclamation to the ital Roosevelt idngled out as the im WITHIN THE MEANS newly acquired air base of Lae> Ian people, Badoglio said that dian and Indian troopa penetrated: Prollt-mnklAkiW chicks sr« siwsys mt • MANPOWER sonnel jobs in Wa.shington "con-'-•p„jgppp piver. the newspaper Pegging Kale of Ux “ ‘ portant news of the day Britain’s . m«r«h. tMUhaltea, New Guinea. six mllea to the village at Santa In front stitute a real bottleneck” tn the ijjve.stiff announced today. It •‘shoiikler^^, shoulder, we must agreement. with Portugal for use In ground fighting, headquarters Gain Strenafth change oi>'^ Money. i Elia. Along the Volturno river OF A L L march forwaM,w‘ith our friends of of Azores bases. He said it seemed ialtburr's Avi-Tsbl \ said that Australians mopping tip government’s war effort. 'declared that the Germans, j the U’nr.ed State*, of Great Brit- line, a tremendoua artillery duel ,9 •TRANSPORTATION The youthful executives lack obvious that in emergencies the Avl-Tab Is a northwest of captured Flnsch- a.s on so many other occa Londun, Oct/TS. i/l’i The gov-;-ain. of Ru.ssia, and of all.the other developed with British and Amer Elmoro-Bnllt WILBERT, MONARCH, iontr. m*M •Mllr in i^ h . OoBWln* "the experience and tact" r.eces- United States would use British jiiM ••MBilal 4rua»—lonid*. stlmsUs^ hafen had killed 400 Japanese. At Convention sions. had laid the torch to ernment8-iii-.eiile of Holland. Bel- LJniled Nations ican artillery of the F)]fth Army and NO R W ALK concrete burial vaults thkfs whst t»k«« Other- Aussies moving along the saiy .in "top-notch nianagement facilities to protect American lives itImuUt* Usslns bj* pr^ MATERIALS ^ Luxembourg and ships. Both Britain ant] the hurling hundreds of shells acroaa have brought secure burial protection a Ramu valley acahist the enemy oificrals.” declared the House Civil the city’s suburbs, and dam-ipium a iy i Have ; ^ - mot* b^y funclTono: Traoo '^omonto United States, he said, have as the flooded stream.' within the means of every family. Order provido mlnorsU noodod for a*** coastal base of Madang continued Service committee headed by Rep aged Kiev itself also. iagiecd^n sa uipam tripartite ie monetaryshortly monetary' and . that. . repl trItloB. Mold Inhiblllns Ini Increase pf 58 Dele sured the Portuguese they have Line* Being Btreagthenad these lastlpg, protective vaults FRO.M mnk* A»l-T*b btipful in Irontfi.. „ ■/ to oust the enemy from outpost resentative Ramspeck of Georgia, j pact .pegging the late of excha:ige I ge„tatives of every political party n
Pi -The I.Federal jobholders: steadilv developing t/n e i r Officials of the three govern-ipj right of the people of Italy to the last six months>he asserted, There wa* no report of any BURIAL VAULTS aood repair. led the mopping-up of Japanese 1941 Kepublication national ElmoreCo.-‘‘Concrete Saves CrlHoal‘Materials’* LARSEN’S Reap The Rewards 0 '' ' ' Government workers are "blo.w- PVPi-w'idPtiimr hridtroheads on o ff'-! choose their own form of demo- sinkings have averaged about 1.10,- troops on Vella Lavella island. vejition will have a delegate yot- j yp” their own deacrlptions of Widening^ 3 iu ig ^ e a ^ ^ _ ^ agreement with-1 pratlc government when peace is 000 tons monthly, or about 1,400,- (Continnad oe Page Twe) , ' MONARCH FEED SERVICE the west banks ^ 't lie Dnie Lights, radios, irons, fans and many other small electric appliances waste Infllet Heui'y Lonses ing strength of 1.U58. ai. increase j their jobs and getting salary hikes ^ week and perhaps -sooner, but i restored,” the marshal said, 000 tons a year. | ime Ownershipj^^ (After landing Sept. 18, ele- i of 58 ovar 1940, with 30 states and ranging from $600 ‘to $1,200 a year per river today, And have*^^ aq- in advance of signing no intima-| "Italians!. 1 inform you that Produces Mure. Slatlstirs O 38 Depot Square TeL^406 electricity when carelessly used. ments of the ThiS^ New Zealand ' cording to Berlins launched a nc'.v tion was given as to whSt rate of j ^is Malestv the King has given And, to give the people an Idea^ bawaii Showing gains in delegates for, doing practically the same There’s a homi loan to fit you. Whether you vrant to buy division under M a^ Gen. H. E. ' po ver drive north of the key city exchange would be fixed. ' , ^^e task of announcing today. of bow they art helping to pound and five state losses due to revised work. . or refinance . with our NEAY L O W INTER EST Refrigerators use. more electricity when not defrosted regularly — when Barrowclough pushed\ rapidly up Build Up “Personal .Machine*” of Kiev, capital of the Ukraine. Expect Trade Agreement* the'13th of October, the declara- Germany by air,, the chief execu allocations designed to stimulate tive produced more statistics: Flashes! RATES, it is esp^ially economical. C q r ^ in and talk' it the island's west coastVto contain Republican voting. Radical Change Out of the monetary agreement! tion of war against. Germany.” opened frequently — when erbwded and when used to store things that keep Some administrators build up , In the 855-plane raid Friday on (Late Bulletins 0 ^ ^ * Wire) the enemy in a five mile coastal ’i" 8 is on the basis of an unoffi .The newspaper |Was expected to come wide post- .Xeknowledg'e Italian Pledge over with us. \ z'' . .lersonarmachines’’ of friends on Biemo.n and Vegesack. alinost without refrigeration — when food is placed in them that has not beeii' strip and inflict comparatively cial tabulation at G.O.P. national the payroll 'who move with-them Red Rthr reported the abandon- war trade agreemei.ts am’ong the The .Briti.sh. Soviet and Ameri heavy los.ses.' Enemy attempts to headquarters today. It will not be .ment’^of aerial offensive tactics by countries involved, with the pos can governments scknowledeed 1.000,000 gallons of gasoline and Death Delay* Houar -Artinn •x allowed to cool to rddm temperature. from job to- job. "their salaries 25,000 gallons of oil were used. evacuate the island were thwarted made official until the National usually being boqsted on t.he doubt- thtr Nazis. The ' newspaper’s mili- sibility of a customs union and the Italian pledge to submit to the Washington, Oet. IS — (/PI " ■ • . ■ ■ committee meets in December or' ry expert. Lieut, (iol. Nikolai even the relaxation of- visa re- The planes carried, some 2,,’100.000 House action on legtslatioa ta pounds of bombs. 2,750,060 rounds Oven cooking uses less electricity than top unit cooking. It saves electri (ConUnued on Page Two) January to select a convention (Continued on'^age Two) nisov, said the initiative hadJ quirements among nationals. (CohUnued on Pa e Eleven boost benefit payments to depend- city. passed to'Soviet airmen and de The agreement wrapped up the of ammunition, 8()0 pounds of city to place cooking utensil over unit before switching it on and by turhiog New Rules Adopted la 1940 scribed the .situation as a radical "good neighbor” hopes expre.s.scd maps, and more than 5,000 crew grades was put off today by the’ off unit before removing. It wastes electricity to cook with too much The 1940 convention at Philadel change froni the earlier days of hy Holland and Belgium in the men. They. . . flew . . at . least 810.0001 death of Representative (.'real (D„ BUILDING*KgL0AN ASSOCIATION.INC Drivers Asked phia adopted new rules rewarding the campaign when the Germans original annoiincemeni of prelimi miles ahd traveled 1.400 miles in | ny j, Speaker Rayburn announced water. Violently boiling water is not hotter and cooks no faster than water with ihore delegates the states and Plane Outppt were blockading Russian frontline nary moves a fortnight ago. Since Food Grains >h«t general debate on the bllL — ------OROAN/ZID A f> R lu e 9 l------^ that is just boiling. ^ districts that got out the Republi airdromes at will, boiinblng air then'Luxembourg has joined the (The Office of War Information | „.h,,|uled to hav7 started toda.v, To End Strike can vote and-'-wilh an- eye chiefly bases and .sweeping the skies over negottations, represented by Bel repotted laat night that the ga.so- begin tomorrow, with a on the south— penalizing states Probe Bfegilis the Russian front with huge for gium. Luxembourg also uses the Under Curl) line _shortage will "intensify for j vote e.xpected Friday. The HouaS HoKwater saved by repairing leaky faucets, by not washing in running and districts that didn't. ' - -- — ^ mations of fighter planfes. franc. the duration" because of swelling „„|y , brief session toda.v. *d- war demands i The 10 states that cast their ' Terrific bomber losses suffered bong linked ' by cultural and . 1-. jodrnleg out of respect to Creal. wateri by not filling the tub to t| ie top, means a saving of fuel whether or Union Officials Prom Exiiorls from Iiitlia Arc xMoat of the Presidential -news 'electoral votes' for Wendell will- Sweeping Public Imfuiry by tlvf Germans in air battles over language ties, the two monarchies conference was devoted howevei, to not your WateT is heated with electricity. ised All Possible Assist kie in 1940— Colorado, Indiana, Orel, Belgorod and Kharkov and ennounred the currency pact was ■ .Vhsenierisni Complaints False lo'va, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Undertiiken by House 'in the making along with the in-1 Halted to Relieve Pre BoHton';N(><-t. IS— millions of pounds of freight— both, governments hoped, they the World’s best. Compared with dimout regulations. Further savings should be made eliminating day much of it war matefial. ,, by the. Brewster .Aeronautieal , to. relieve the prevailing acute' Are Repair^ . corpdratlon.Under^retary.of were making a real co'ntrlbution ah others in qualit.v and quantity, The request was .made after Treasury Balance shortage. 'we leatl, and all other* follow.” , time and window display ILghting. /* ' , ’ the N av y . Jamea V. Forre*tal toward International co-operatioh Germany Forceil I q topresenUUves of strikihg drivers d the devetopment of a godi;,. The National Food department received written assurances from New Lpndbn Service said today. Tesll.fyiqg a* the rienour l‘^hh6nnued provincial governnients - fint witness,.before a House Washington, Oct. IS.-^ig*)—'The neighbor policy. S e n d in T r o o i i f l N e e d e t l Kaintuii rtetinguishe* Fire* Interior and show case lighting should be reduced and cliiiiinatcd whero truckling operatori. the Armv and position oiotheTreasury Oct. 11: Thlii't Iwrrowinfc^ of Prosidchl woiild bf ov.crrlddt if necessary, j -D — I -I . -• ' I CJ- . . -Marquette, Mich..\ll4*h.. Oet.06*t. 1.1.—I (A> Gradually - Returnin*; l^ v a l Affaini subcommittee (6n. Oct. 7 the maybr of Cal U. S. Oonciliatloh service officials Receipt^. $68,197,537.25; .expehxpeji- Rooaevcit’a good neighbor pltrase ' “ *' Hanly in Utnerfetors. — After a week nr hazard, a gea- practical Every office, store and factory worker: should guard against * inquiring into Brewster output, cutta asked the mayors of - New that they would lend all possible To Normal Today. ditures. $198,341,861.46; net \)al------I era I rainfall .Itslay extinguished wasteful rfBd inefficient nse of lights and of all sppliances using electricity^ assistance lit obtaining an early -Forrestal stated: “The com York and London to aenePfood to pany’s management was weak. ance. $18,688,760,255.79. (Continued on Page Two) London, -Ocl. 13- '/P>- Germany smouldering forest and brutth decision from tbe W ar Labor board Bengal province where “people The compM.v’s labor troubles haa discovered, that she haa inauf- •»> northern .Michigan.. State, ami Do not attempt savings that create haisards—or results -in eye strain and In the drivers’ wage increase case. New London, Oct. 13.— OP)— are dying in thousands” of hun- Water service in this cMy was have been chronic for a long, ficieht aoldlers in Yugoslavia to] Federal hillftary authorities woro working f a t i g u e ^ r curtail production— or decrease the usefulness of your Carry Proposal To- Loral* kc-'} ' gradually returning to normal to time.” hold the petriot Armies at bay and advised-by foresters that tev *™ Tbe 14--representatives - of the The announcement that food * business to the public. ’ . - day all men of the Public Works haa been forced to send in large re- ; of/ soldier* In keeping -the flame*-- Brotherhood of 'Teamsters, Chauf- grain exporta had been ;.slopped department rested after repairing -Washington, Oct.T3. — . (;pi — A Mined Coal Rediscovered inforcementa, a Yugoslav Libera-' under control'was no longer re leura Warehousiemen and Helpers y * «ufl4iis ^ ' five leaks. which riddled the w ^ sweeping public Inquiry into plane waa made : tion Arniy; tommunr^^^ said to -: quired. One thousand mte. Includ- union (A F L ) carried the:proposal ter distribution system Monday. production at, the Brewster Aero fourte " of “ay. _ ■ lag soldiers, had fought about 156 U their locals ^fter a lengthy con ^ ,1^^' Troops that are“badly needed In separate blaze* which swept •Water pressure, which was at nautical CJorporation’a three plants . To tielp Relieve Shortage the India G®^*™ment F o ^ de- - e elSewhere along the ! aeVos. nnire than 7,000 acres, J «M1«| ^ ference here yeaferday. xero throughout yesterday, began wna undertaken today by a House dee*, nriM i Uilion spokesmen said the driv to-rise dAortly after midnight this Naval subcommittee with Under- ers quit work because of dlssatls-: Pottsville. Pg.,’ Oet. 13.— A^of ’'waate," piled1 about 10 miles im- ‘iif'Cl^rman high com-1 five Coal Mine* Idle , morning and the gauge at 'city secretaiy of the, Navy- Jainea V. j obtain more shipping for food im- ^ sectors of Yugoalavia, , BirminghaAi. Ala.. Oet. IS.—Philadelphia ana iteaaing ■ uoai ^ a of the country has atir.recL eluded the two large Seyrete* around thete cities the Germans 000 members in the-south were in- repaired at- 11:30 o'clock’ last Repre.sentative Vinson (D „ Ga.l, cite. for which there was no. mar and Iron,Company to lease the i depths. It I* our aa- minee of RepubHc Steel Corp^em- v . volved In the strike. ket wheq it waa mined before the waste piles, *nd work waa start-alleviate that dls- h a y e -concentrated auffirient ploying approximately 1,1##: Oellflj'd night and pressure started to in head of- the fpll Naval committee, strength to open. an offensive . Thq Regional Office of- Defense turn of the - century. But stokers ea fmmedlately on preparing the t r ^ *„d pr?vent Its recurrence. ” of .AInbanm By-I’rodhcto Cofj|te3“ crease shortly afterwards. asserted “labof, management, and agglnst the patriots. Bitter Tight- Transportation estimated that 8UU without Water the Navy— all three\iMm respqri- and other modern equipment coal fbr market.. Moat of It .will - einploylBg 8fl6: Calumet e# THE LESS YOU USE THE MORE YOU H1SLP ; more than' 25,000.000 pounds of- Some pi^r^ o f ths. city . still slble” fo r.“deplorable” production. make it auiteble for home heating ba ahinnsd to Cities along thej Deeply Grateful foe Shippliig „ liM t 0 * 1 Oe„ abeut 186, _ ^ easterw^mahemrd He M id he wa* deeply grateful aveaa for the past aaVeral daya. freight is tied up In Memphis, At- were without water this morni.ng, High-ranking Navy officials will now. Operators estimate there • la Warrior River ef BreekHdP-Plst Anthterlte oneratora mid the to the British government and the' ‘ The flwis* radio, broadcasting By using kgs electricity you' sava coal, oil tran^xirUtion, be called after Forrestal and Henry 'enough of It to heat 100.000 homes coal .MInlag Cm., about Iflt- ' Irfnta, Nashville, BlrailnghABit however. Bulksley school and Bt bonlinM w xuldT ft ^ nation, for what they had r e ^ r U from Yujgoalavia. M W A h't aMnpowier oqulpalant and criti^ materials for war .p ^i^io a. Knoxville^ and Jackson, M)as.^ be Joseph’s psroehiaJ school had no J. Kaiser, west coast ahipbiiilder all winter. epokremwi foe the eoul op« cause of the strike; r- . . . seaaioiia: because of lack-of- water and newly-named president of Remember* Ranks of “Waate” m M uo dsmeude hud boea_ HrHairil War BUteriala in Uieir buildings. Other schools Brewster, is e x is te d to appear When the anthracite ttortage bv raiaere. but thel ’The , A t S t Louis, 500 members of faicniding all public acboola, were later. became serious recently, and talk atoriag the mlnea teprixete] Ideal uhions voted to haul war in session, but two— Harbor and •'Wizard that Kaiser iitey tei” of rationing was hcartj, an official Mod miiuhtsdly fjii tfed/dM .of th* Stevena'Ckial CXimpany sud- denlv, -remembered the hfil^ banks