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Bursadc Bros. Capture of Naples I Appears Imminent; Plain Area Mianchesteir Evening fferatd GSDAT, SEPTEMBER 28,1948‘ A re You to ou ve Done I oui weH About Toim Ends .Bomber Three “Tip .Top” Boys Servibg Uncle Sam Urges a Local Rotary Guest Kiwanis Bond Averaffe Daily- Circalstion The Weather ForocMt of t . S. iliditber Bureun <»- For the Month ot August, 1948 Jbhn Greeel, eon of Mr. end Mra Pilot Course Housing Board Sales High Continued coot" tonight and jUfred A. aresel of 7 i Blaaell 8,2 5 8 'nursday forenoon: modemte to ■treet, la home oe e ten-day fur­ fmsii wind* along const. lough. B e la a petty officer, flrat Second Lt. J. P. Boukus But Prcvioiis Group Re­ ChairiAan Glenney Re­ Member ot Uw Audit Blum iB the U. 8. Navy, and haa r Pnrcun of Olreuluffoue - .bopea of being rated chief in a few Of This Town Com­ fused to Take Respon* ports $ 1 1 3 ,1 0 0 Raiseitl Manchester— A City of Village Charm montlla. He haa been overaeaa for sihility of the Task. For Third War Loan. 10 monUia. pletes His Training, x, PRICE THREE CENTS (ClMslfied Advertlalagd^ PugeSiS) MANCHESTER, CONN., W'EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1943 (FOURTEEN PAGES) The Married Couplea chib will Hendricks Field, Sebrihg, Fla., The Selectmen last night read The Manchester Kiwanis club | VOL. LXIL. NO. 307 have a aupper meeting at the Sec­ Sept 28—Second Lieut, John P^ an appeal from Sumner K. Wiley, has certainly done a good job In ond .Ocmgregational church tomor­ Boukus, son of Mr. and Mrs. An­ regional director of Region 1. Fed­ secqging money for the Third Wai t - row evening at 6:30. Mias Elaie thony Boukus, 56 Thomas drive, Loan. Up to this morning, W. G. Newcomb, director of the church Manchester, Conn., completed Fly­ eral Public Housing Authority, Nazis in Double-Time Surrender aehool will apeak on her exper- ing Fortress pilot training at thla Boston, Mass., asking that the Se­ Glenney, chairman of the commit­ tee, reported that the members and nans Attempt Capture of Naples iencea in rural Vermont laat aum- Army Air Forces station Sept. 26. lectmen appoint a local Housing mer aa a aodal and reUgioua work­ After a well-deserved leave Authority to. take charge of the the firms they represent bad raised er. he will report to another station 200 permanent and 175 demounta­ $113,100. Of this, amount the for further training. ble units of the FPHA develop­ Montgomery Ward Co., contribut­ Maintain East Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Hudaon of Lieutenant Boukus, who was ed $30,000. This was the allotment graduated from Manchester High ment at Grford Village on. West Autumn atreet left thla morning to Center street. the concern gave for its Manches­ Appears IImminent; school in 1934. won his Army, ' apend the remainder of the week At the last meeting of the Se­ ter store. James Blair, manager ol In New York City and Brooklyn. wings and commission at Moody lectmen the Housing Authority the store ia president of the Ki Field. Ga., July 28. He underwent wanis club. Bank primary training at. Avon Park. previously appointed by the Select­ Mr. Glenney said this mornin The Mothera’ Circle of St. Anne men. consisting "of Georgre L. Fish, that he had received a check wit 'Win meet tomorrow evening at Fla., and basic at Cochran Field, chairman;- Sherwood Beechler, sec­ Morton C. Treadway Crorgla. All three son* of Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCiantis of '202 Porter street are In the service of the U. S. which to buy a $100 boi>d, fro eight o’clock at the home of Mra, Army. They are all well known locally through their association with their parents in conducting retary; 'Arthur Knofla, Joseph John Bell of Nlantic. MiwBell Is a| Counter-Attack Strongly J^JcetS Plain Area Reached T. Kennedy Bye of 19 Holl atreet. Other student officera from Con­ necticut who became full-fledged the Tip Top Market at Oak and Cottage street. Anthony (lefti is a Sergeant and has been in the army Hanna and Frank V. Williams ten­ Morton C. Treadway of Bristol, member of the club and nas bee dered their resignations in a body. To Hold Dnieper River j four-engine bomber pilots with 16 months. AJt present he is in North Africa. Cresent (center) the youngest of the trio,has been in Conn., District Governor of Rotary -spending the summer In Nlantic Mr. and Mra. Emeat Morae and the army four months and'is stationed at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma. Alfred (right) is also a sergeanb Their resignations were accepted Germans Driven from Lieuteimnt Boukous are: Second International, is making hia offi­ The campaign' to raise bonds ruti Positions; Powerful I Miaa Bernice Lydall left today for and has been In the service nine months. He is at present at Camp Von Dorn, Mississippi. with "sympathy and thanks” by through the renriainder of the week.; To Uncover Italian Help Lieutenants James V. Edmondson. the- town fathers, after it was re­ Downey Raps Last Mountain Posi­ Bijaton. ,Maaa. Mr. Morae, auper- North Coventry, who was gradu­ — --------:— ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ^-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- cial visit to the Manchester Ro-. Air Support Given; So- Intendent of the Mancheater Water vealed that the group had had po taiy club this evening. Mr. ated from Manchester High school opportunity to function aa a work- S ore Spots tions Above Salerno; Company, will attend the New in 1938, and Robert J. Lyhch, Treadway Is very well known AUCB COFRAN _;viet Force in ‘Critical . Army Chiefs’ M ay Lessen Bngland conference of Public Manchester Room Is Found .able organization due to govern­ Stratford. Town Meeting ment "red tape” which hindered throughout the state and his visit (Known As t|ueen Alice) Situation^ for Time. Fifth Army Within 15 Water Syatema which will convene Nutmeg State boys previously SPIRITUAL MKIIIUM at the Hotel Su tler during the reat their free action. la expected to^bring out 100 *per Miles of City; Nazis graduated are: Second Lieuts. John Date Book Seventh nanghter nt a Seventh Soni| Government to Find Out Plane Stand Terms Set of the preaent week. F. Pickles, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Call Approved For All Pupils Director’s Statement cent attendance at the meeting Bom With a Veit Moscow, Sept. 29.-^A*)—■ Ih General Retreat, John F. Pickles, 55 Hall street, Tonight Director Wiley of the FPHA tonight ' at the Sheridan restau­ Readings Onlly, Including Sunday, j Unleashing concentrations of What Is Interfering • The regular communication of Manchester, who was commission­ Meeting cabinet of Nazarene stated in his letter that Manchea­ rant. 9 A. M. to 9 P M. Or By Appoint-1| troops and tanks in the battle Leaving Allies Holding Mancheater Lodge of Maaona will ed and "winged"- at Seymour, Ind., Selectmen Go Over the church school at 44 Harvard Road. Few Changes Made to ter should have a Housing Author­ In the Service of the Pro-; With Fair Distribution Defeat of Nazis Might May Be Accorded Status ,%e held in the Temple beginning at for the Dnieper river, the Sorrento Peninsuhii* April 29; aifford T. Pryor, New Wednesday, Sept. 29 ity set up here to manage the Fed­ Housing project without a penny pie toy SO Yearn. To Civilians of Nation Suri-enderlng German soldiers Jn the Salerno .area of Italy march on the doublb pa.st a detachment Have Been Brought Of Co-Belligerent; Con­ 7:80 tonight. The FeHowcraft de­ Britain; Dah C. Knight. Meriden; Various. Items to Be Blood Bank at St. Mary's church. Take Care of'Childincn eral units. 169 Cboreh Street. Hartford, Conn., Germans counter - attacked of British troops holding a ditch position, during early stages of the fighting in this region. gree will be ocnferred. of compensation for the work. Phone 6-2024 Eugene A. Jackson, Wethersfield; Meeting Directors Manchester Coming Into Town. "It seems to us that there is a Gne member of the board of strpnglv today in a bid to About Months Ago cessions May Be Meas­ Allied Headquarters, North Tralan Neag, Torrlngton: Ixiuis Disnissed on Monday. Improvement Association a t 8. definite need for a local Housing Washington, Sept. 29—(:?)—A ih e Hepipublican Town committee Selectmen last night was out­ maintain their bridgeheads ,^By Use of Airpower. Africa, Sept. 29.-^/P)—The Biro, Bridgeport. 'Thursday,' Sept. 30 With three weeks of the present Authority in Manchester to man; spoken-in his views regarding the nationwide complaint session has ured by Aid Delivered, will meet, Itomorrow---------------------- evening- In the '.The Selectmen' last night ap­ Rummage Sale at 1011. Main age these units and to aasist In on the eastern bank. Front­ Fifth "Army has dnven th e Municipal building for the purpoae school year passed it.has not been service of a 5-man Housing Au­ been arranged by the government proved the call for the annual atreet by Stanley Group of South carrying out the recommendations line dispatches said the ene­ Favor Giving WashingtMi, Sept. 29—(J*)—Sen­ Germans from their last of planing for the election of town meeting which will be ad­ thority taking over Federal re­ Aiissies Exact Heavy Somewhere in Italy, Sept. 26 — Methodist church. found necessary to open any more of the Congress as to the method my, holding favorable posittona, to find out directly from retailera ator Downey (D„ CJalif.) told )he mountain positions above Sa­ town offlciala. The election will journed early Monday morning to Friday, Oct. I sponsibility of such scale as would OLD was launching 10 to 12 counter-at- (Delayed)—WP)—Despite the Bs- Lord^ Supper rooms in any of the public schools of disposing of the units after the be required here without compen- and wholesalers what If anything lerno and is pursuing the en­ ^ take place next Monday, Oct.
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