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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

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 nPi -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