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 I Imminent; school in 1934. won his Army, ter store. James Blair, manager ol ' apend the remainder of the week At the last meeting of the Se­ 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 April 29; aifford T. Pryor, New Wednesday, Sept. 29 ity set up here to manage the Fed­ pie toy SO Yearn. for the Dnieper river, the Suri-enderlng German soldiers Jn the Salerno .area of Italy march on the doublb pa.st a detachment Sorrento Peninsuhii* 7:80 tonight. The FeHowcraft de­ Take Care of'Childincn Housing project without a penny Germans counter - attacked To Civilians of Nation Have Been Brought Of Co-Belligerent; Con­ Britain; Dah C. Knight. Meriden; Various. Items to Be Blood Bank at St. Mary's church. eral units. of compensation for the work. 169 Cboreh Street. Hartford, Conn., of British troops holding a ditch position, during early stages of the fighting in this region. gree will be ocnferred. Eugene A. Jackson, Wethersfield; Meeting Directors Manchester "It seems to us that there is a Phone 6-2024 strpnglv today in a bid to About Months Ago cessions May Be Meas­ Allied Headquarters, North Disnissed on Monday. 8 Coming Into Town. Gne member of the board of Tralan Neag, Torrlngton: Ixiuis Improvement Association a t . definite need for a local Housing Selectmen last night was out­ maintain their bridgeheads Washington, Sept. 29—(:?)—A ih e Hepipublican Town committee Biro, Bridgeport. 'Thursday,' Sept. 30 Authority in Manchester to man; ,^By Use of Airpower. ured by Aid Delivered, Africa, Sept. 29.-^/P)—The will meet, tomorrowI------evening- In the '.The Selectmen' last night ap­ With three weeks of the present spoken-in his views regarding the on the eastern bank. Front­ nationwide complaint session has Fifth "Army has dnven th e Rummage Sale at 1011. Main age these units and to aasist In service of a 5-man Housing Au­ Municipal building for the purpoae proved the call for the annual atreet by Stanley Group of South school year passed it.has not been carrying out the recommendations line dispatches said the ene­ been arranged by the government 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. 4. Monday, evening at 8:30 for the R9II Call,, King David Lodge of war is over," Director Wiley wrote. Ucka daily with powerful air sup­ Senate today that the high com­ dogllo government’s obvious desire In Mancheater thia la the off year in Manchester. I t A^as thought, sat^m. is Interfcrring with the fair distri­ Larger Sums purpose of acting on the annual Odd Fellows, Odd Fellows’ Hall at "We sincerely hope that your RECORDS port. The (Sommuniat party newa- bution of foods and civilian godds. mand had failed to recognize the for recognition as a fuU-fiedged emy on the plain within 15 tn polltica and the votera do not municipal appropriations, take ac­ 8. earlier in the year that this might However, the Selectmen tabled Must be tamed la for sal­ paper Pravda reported that at one ToU Am ong Japanese miles of Naples, the fall of On October 3 board will coincide with these action on the Housing Authority Interviews will be held ■ by rep­ capacity of the American people to British-American ally, it now . take aa much intcreat In the elec- tion on the acceptance of the town Sunday, O ct.j8 be necessai-y in the Bunce school views and arrange to appoint a vage If you want to keep point a Red Army waa put In a create "a destructive airpower ; tlon aa they do in other years. until the next meeting, lo allow resentatives of the Gfflce of Civil­ For Families seems possible that Italy may be which appeared today to be reports, acceptnace of new streets Union evening service of Protes­ because of the number of children new authority," the letter con­ playing the new ones, “critical altuatlon” at one time, ian Requirements and the War which might have brought Ger­ accord^ the status of a co-belUg- imminent. The Germans routed and other towA matters. Town tant churches at So. Methodist cluded. Selectmen to visit'Ihe Glastonbury 2 but Soviet artillery came to Ita The. directors of the Savings World Wide Observance in Grford Village and those now FPHA Housing Authority and to >/|e each paid for old Food Administration In 20 select­ many to dust and to defeat months erent and that any concessions she out of the mountain strongbolda officers will be elected at the all­ church. Two menibers of the retired orda Irrespective of quantity. relief. ed cities, accessible to every mer­ Battle for Fiiischliafen' J^Q^Jofe U t ^'CS ago." may receive will be measured by In six days, of heavy . fighting, . Bank of Manchester will hold their day election In the Legion Home. Monday, Oct. 4 moving into Silver Lane Homes, board had previously expressed arrive at a more complete under­ No Further Progics# Reported War and Navy Deparl- BKin^ly meeting at the bank this By Protestants at Army chant, between Oct. 11-30. .Roarfi Toward Finish; Predicting “quick surrender or the aid she delivers. were in general retreat, leaving Itenm In .Vnnual Call Election Day. Annual Town blit th^ pupils in these develop­ willingness ' to continue to serve, standing of the duties of the com­ No further progress was report­ terrible destruction” for the Nazis the Allies in complete possession . evMfilng at 7:15. ments have been mostly taken into mittee and other factors of the To Be .Allowed 15 Minutes Each iiieiits Oppose Requir­ There have,been indications dur Gimps, on Warships. Following ia the list of items In meeting. High School hall at 8:30. but in view of the situation and the KEM P'S^ ed immediately In the directions Merchants will be allowed 15 More Than 60 Jap War Reports with slrpowipr’s effective use, the Ing the past week that Premier of the Sorrento peninsula, which the annual town ipeeting call: Tuesday, Oct. 5 the Washington, school on Cedar duty required which were stum­ of 21aporozhe and Dnepropetrovsk, ' ■■nie T. D. V. A. wiU have a spe­ street. feeling of all that there were so tnc. minutes each to tell what obstacles ing Wives to Prove Californian appealed for passage of Badoglio has been on the verge of separates the Bay of Naples from Election of Selectmen (seven), Monthly meeting, Pine Civic many ambiguous requirements con­ bling blocks in the local case. A Tel, two major objectives on the lower Planes Are Destroyed. Uie Wheeler bill to delay induction declaring war upon Germany In the Gulf of Salerno. cial a c t in g at the Army and Navy World Wide Communion, a spe­ report will be given at a la(er 768 Alain St. appear to be preventing them from cial observance of the Lord's Sup­ town clerk, town treasurer, tax Aasooiation. Some CTianges Made tained In the Federal lease' they Dnieper. getting enough goods to meet their They Are Dependent. of pre-war fathers Into an Army an effort to line Italy up with the Capture Vital Road Center ' clubhouse, Thuiiday evening at 8 Sunday, Oct. 10 meeting of the Selectmen. Zaporozhe lies on the east bank Be Franker o ’clock. All TD men are urged to per sponsored by the - Federal. collector, one assessor , for three' It has been necessary to change were required to sign, the entire customers’ needs. If certain pat­ Allied Headquarters in the ■which he said “is already too Allies. American ami British troopa o< Council of Churches of Christ in years, two registrars of voters, Outing Campbell Council, K. of some of the pupils in the- Hollister Authority would resign as a body. of the Dnieper behind a solid ring, terns appear consistently In the in­ Washington, Sept. 29-^>P»—En­ large." This would be purely and. Inde­ Ueut. Gen. Mark W. Clark began one member of Board of Select­ C., at Osano cottage, Bolton Lake. street school.It was found that of fortificatlona The main part of terviews, OCR and WFA will seek Southwest Pacific, Sept. 29.— With the administration grow­ pendent action, however, an4 it Is the final attack' on the enemy'a America; will be held in Protestant No Compensation Dnepropetrovsk, the suburbs of dorsing legislation to boost govr churches. Army camps and Naval men for tin-expired term, three Tuesday, Oct. 19 the flint and fifth grades in this It was also' emphatically ex­ corrective action. (A*)—The bloody battle for Will Prevent Cynicism ing more confident hourly of suf­ expected that Italy's new war role extremely strong mountain posi­ ■ 8ta^ Sergeant Floyd Mitchell of State. Convention. Knights of which already have been reached, ernment payments to dependents l^ydall atreet is spending his fur­ bases throughout the world on members of the Board of Educa­ school were overcrowded, but thei-c pressed by one member' that the Officials suspect, for Instance, Finschhafen roared toward Arid Lack of Confi­ ficient votes to return the bill to and her relations with the United tions S t dawn yesterday and by tion for three years and seven Pythias, Orange hall. was room in the Robertson school Uea on the weat bank. that some manufacturers have not of enlisted service men, the War the military committee, Downey noon had captured. Nocera, vital lough with his parents in McKen- Sunday, October; 3. In announcing 6 government had a "nerve’’ to ask (Today's German communique, its finish today, with Austra­ tiey. Va„ accompanied by his wife. this ..Communion whi(:h 'in recent, constables. Saturday, Nov: and those living near the Robert­ any su'ch group of Aten, tied up in CHEF’S SPECIAL DINNER and Navy departments today op­ dence in Leaders; False took the floor with a S^page (Continued on Page Pour) road center at the beginning of To take action on the reports of Regional meeting of SoropU- son school were transferred. aa broadcast by, Berlin, said Ger­ (Coatiiiued on Page Nine) lian soldiers exacting a heavy speech bristling with criticism of the coastal plain leading to Na- | Mn. Barbara 8. MltCheD. yean haa become something of a mist clubs at Y. these days of war with many man troops, engaged 4n heavy de­ posed suggestions that wives be tradition of great significance the Selectmen. Treasurer. Library Ail of the vacancies in the teach­ personal obligations, to take over For^ Wednesday toll among the Japanese de- Optimism Ires Fighters the Army's chiefs. . pies. directors, Board of Education, and ■ ------^------a-— ing staff have not as yet been filled, fensive fighting on the Dnieper required to prove dependency be­ fenders and the supporting Germany •-“now weakens so Castellamniare, important Naval A number, of the meniberi of throughout the world, leaders of such a responsibility as the active warfront, lost ground temporarily Mattcheatar Orange, plan to attend other town officers. substitute teachers doing the work fore receiving aid. ' By Eugene Burns fast," he said, and Allied air)iower 1 base on the southern shore of tha the Federal Council of Churches management of a 375-unit Federal I AT ; - yesterday but wiped out thejr bases of the enemy for 300 Some Leaks Bay of Naples, also fell quickly ; the' maeting of E u t Central Pomo- said: To see if the town will authorize in such cases at present. An ad­ Purse Strings. Speaking for the two depart­ miles to the northwest along the Pearl Harbor, Sept. 29. — (J*)— grows so rapidly, that “efficient aa-Orange tomorrow evening at the Selectmen to borrow funds for Further Honor ditional reported vacancy in the losses with counter-attacks. ments, Maj. Gen. Miller G. White, use of our bomber's and fighters Into Allied hands as the Germana "In these days of war svhen (The communique added Russian New Guinea coast bombed into Greater frankness in war news withdrew in. a flight that may not I Andover. j ‘ there is so>much dividing men and the use of the town for the next teaching foi-ce in the Hollister assistant Army chief of staff' in Imp'^tcnce. More than 60 planes will reduce the Nazis to quick sur­ On Marshall ensuing year,. and give notes for street school has been filled. Miss attacks at several points on the charge of personnel, told the House pi'csentation today will prevent render or terrible destroctlon.” cease until they reach the River I nations Christians must maintain For Rogers Co. Hotel Sheridan R^taurant weat bank of the central Dnieper Control "Seen were destroyed at Wewak by Al­ Ventura line, well north of Naples. I Memorial Tempte. Pythian 81s- an unbroken and unbreakable fel- same, Mary A. Connor has taken a posi­ Manchester Military committee he was in gen­ lied bombers and -fighters Monday. oynicibin and lack of confidence In > Called Wasteful Burden tars, will meet tonight at 8 o’clock tion to teach in her home town, were frustrated. It reported Rus­ eral accord with a bill passed by Under those circumstances, he (In London, the authoriUtivaI lowrshlp. . ; Various Appropriations sian bombers raided Constanta, Blasted to Harbor Bottom our leaders later. U. S. Senator Roosevelt Makes No Ef­ . in Odd Fellows hall. A good turn­ To make ■ appropriations for Special Award Because Southington, and her place is now CHICKEN NOODLES ^ • -( the Senate to increase the allow­ asserted, "a larger land Army Is British Press association said 1%] World Wide Feilowahlp New and Used Rumanian ^lack sea port.) Naming Crowley to Di­ Three tankers and four mer­ Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr„ (R. Mass.) had learned- that Fifth Army. I out of the members is hoped for as "On October third. World Wide Charities, highways, snow and ice being filled by a Substitute. ances and make them available to a wasteful burden and a tragic fu­ fort to Deny Pickinj; plans wilt be made for the conveh- Of Patriotic Action of (Tioice o f: ' New Advance In White Russia dependents of all enlisted' men. chant ships, just arrived in the said In an exclusive interview after forces had entered historic Pompn I CJommunion Sunday, followers of removal; oiling, walks and curbs, The question of evening schools Homes Available for rect Operations to As- Wewak■ 'harbor , with supplies tility. • L |lon here on October 19., is being considered by the school ROAST LEG OF V E A L ...... 80c A Sharp new Red Army advance "The dependency allowances arc war front visits where "I .saw .the "Up to 1943, at least,” Downey For World Command. at the foot of smoking Vesuyiissl Christ everywhere, in Army camps storm sewers. Cemeteries, street All of Its Employees. was reported In White Russia which could have been intended reaction of four fighting men to and only 13 airline miles from Urn J and Naval bases, on. shipboard, in lighting, schools, police. Board of board, Laat year a small number Immediate Occupancy CHICKEN A LA KING...... Sl.OO sure Congress’ Grip. a part of the pay’’ of a soldier; declared, "the high command had I Vi Members of the American Legion ■ • where dispatches said a consider­ suggestion by Representative for overland movement south, habitually optimistic news re­ diverted the nation's resources and heart of Naples.) churches large and imall, in the Health, parks and tree warden, The Rogers Paper Manufactur­ was enrolled and with working LOBSTER A LA NEWBURG...... S1.25 Washington, Sept. 29 — (4*) — t^,i^uxillary will enjoy a pot luck sup- able area was occupied in the Go­ General White said, in opposing a were blasted to the harbor bot­ ports." manpower principally to a vast The breakthrough on the ex-| homeland and overseas will bear spraying, building inspector, state ing Company, With plants located conditions as they are at present, SIZZLING VEAL CHOPS ...... Sl.2.5 Washington. Sept. 29 (/Pf ^ President Roosevelt left the gatg. ^'Mr a t the Legion home tomorrow it is doubtful if there will be aufil- Alexander mel and Mogilev sectors. After the Thomason (D.. Tex.) that the gov­ tom. He Will report to Congress that Army moat of which never can. treme western end of the front .ex­ wltoesB to this fellowship. 'The tax, county tax,Beragev election at O ^land and Mill atreets here northern part of (Chernigov prov­ President Rpoaevelt’s delegation of "our fighting men are mad because swinging wide today for Gen. tending across Italy from coast to j ?iWening at 6:30, after which they expenses, admlni^ation, advertis­ dent to Warrant starting the school CHOICE OF POTATO — VEGETABLES ernment exempt financially inde­ The coastal road leading from and never will, be used. Until this '4 jirill w'ork on articles for the Chriat- world-wide observance of the and lit Goodyear, this state, has ince had been cleared of Ihe enemy direslion over foreign econofhic op­ Wewak down to Finschhafen ivas of the false optimism of our news.” year. It has grudgingly and mea- George C. Marshall, Army chief of coast was accompanied by a gan-| Liord’s Supper will cross frontiers ing' and printing, assessment col­ been auth-orized to fly the U. S. this year;. Jarvis AND DESSERT pendent wives. ',|inas aals. the Russians moved north along erations to Leo T. Crowley was In­ .strafed at Hansa bay by Allied "It's a general condition of our gerly provided for airpower." staff, to move to any new or en­ eral advance on the entire fifth aad| of race, break through barriers of lections,. municipal and. court build­ Treasury "Minute Man” flag with 26 Alexander SL Manchester the Unecha-Kriefiev railroad to­ Favors Speeding Payments • news reporting, bur communiques, Eighth Army line. ings, Memorial Day, Armistice Phones: terpreted in Congress today as as­ fighters. He asserted that only 30 per larged command over Allied arms. "Private WllUam C. Avery, who prejudice, and rise above the clash the Treasury "T." and Silver Star Let Your "E» Bonds Buy ward Mogilev. ° He siippqrted a provision to our radio commentators and dor cent of the nation’s military pow­ American troops on the Flfth| of nations. Day, hnscellaneous. garba^ col­ attached. Office 4IIS Realdenee 7276 suring legislative control of the speed up the payments by .-requir­ Less than a mile north of Finsch­ a atatlonad at an Army base In Yankee Subs. Krichev,'' 60 miles southeast Of hafen, veteran Australian ground desk writers,” he said. er has been concentrated In air­ The chief executive made no ef­ In obedience to Him who said, lection, "Child welfare, bond pay­ This award Is In recognition of Mogilev, came under direct attack purse strings when the time comes ing that the government pay the He noted that censors perhaps fort at a news conference yester­ (Continued on Page Two) ibatoa, is oh a aevan-day furlough, ments, interest and discount, dog troops struck hard at Japanese craft while "more than 90 per which he la spending with hla par­ ‘"This do In remembrance of me," the fact - that sfnee the day the after the Red Army yesterday cap­ to make extensive appropriations entire first monthly allowance positions on high ground, inflicting overlook the fact that, unlike the cent” of the. Injury Infl'cted upon day to deny reports that Marshall ents, Mr. and M ra Arthur Ayery all who love Christ' are called to licenses, libraries, Whiton Trust payroll plan for purchase of War tured Klimovich], 12 miles south- for the relief'and rehabilitation of without any deduction from the last war. the news they censor gets had been picked for world com­ fund, town court, defense, recrea­ heavy casualties. the enemy has be^n d)ie to bombers of Purnell Place, and hla fiancee, gather about their Lord's table on Savings Bonds started, the em­ eaat of that railroad junction, Los- peoples freed from the Axis yoke,, enlisted man’s pay. Under this. back by radio within 24 hours to and fighters. mand of all Anglo-American forces. the first Sunday in October, 1943, tion, Old Age Assistance, Water ployees of the firm have pur­ tlukovlchy, 22 mifes south of Kri- A high administration official White told the committee, first Gther Australians have fought the men who-make the news, who In fact, he admitted there had been , hDMM Doris Mae Strickland of 709 their way to the banks of the Spurred by debate over the |fM ^ atreet and recommit themselvea to the department, zoning and pension. chased 10. per cent every pay day THE GREATER STRENGTH chev on the railroad from Unecha, said that one of the principal ob­ payments ;could be sent opt in not are wounded and-who have fallen Wheeler bill to postpone the draft­ what he called some leaks in prom­ Other Itenm in C^U G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. more than 15 days after a man llebbe creek west of Finschhafen. comrades. Flashes! unfinished task of His Eternal to the extent of 100 per cent Of its . . .'o f E lm o re ^ ilt WILBERT, NOR­ and Mstislavl, 25 miles north of jectives of the move-placing four ing of pre-war fathers, congres­ inent places. Kingdom." Other—Items in Jhe call arei' "employee force. During the current Klrchev, also was In Russian separate foreign economic agencies leaves home. ' The enemy's air and supply base, Fighting Men DIslllusJoned Probably ten per cent of the top (Lxte BuUetIns ot the {/Pt WVra) t . Mrs. Michael Gormkn, regent of WALK and MONARCH concrete bnrial which Is separated by only 70 miles sional demands for a new over-all l 8t Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Local Observance Police' appointments, fix a date bond drive the Oakland Street Lumber of All Kinds hands. Mstislavl fell yesterday to under Crowley, who already head­ "The greatest single cause of "Cur present news censorship as scrutiny of government payrolls officials in Washington leak badly. The churches of Manchester will for laying the tax rate, appolntr plant employees have purchased to vaults results tram constant Jests of ’ troops moving west from Grel ed the Gfflce of Economic Warfare, of- water from Japan's strategic saw it at the front enrages and Mr. Roosevelt declared, although ‘ of Isabella, has called a special hardship," he said, "has been the island holding of New Britain, is gained momentum todav. Hold Only 15-Mlle Strip observe this service after their ment of a Zoning Commissioner the extent of more than 10 per province. waa to simplify dealings with. Con­ delay In making the first-payment disillusions our fighting men in the the other 90 per cent are, aa He put r Inislness meeting for this evening Mason Supplies— Paint'^^—Hardware terial used, in our own laboratory. Our. virtually encircled. . „ While Senator Wheeler (D.. Allied Headquarters In Nortli| at the K. of G. Home. It will be own. manner and at the-times to be for a term of five. years, accept cent of their wages each pay day, Would Cut Railroad Knot gress when appropriations are to the family of the soldier. We truthfulness'of their leaders and at Mont.I, carried on an afpparently it, damn good eggs. quality standards are nei-er loWered. Allied artillery shelled it. home it breeds apathy,” Senator .etrica. Sept. S»—(/P)—The Gee-1 held promptly at 8 o’clock and will announced in the schedule of serv­ ance of a deed from C:7teney Broth­ and the employees at the Good­ Balsam Wool Insulation Gccupatlon of Krichev would cut sought. urge very strongly that the gov­ futile fight to head off the induc­ No News on Status mans now hold only a I5-ralle aUtpl be followed with the social prevl- ices. While the union service Sun­ ers for a parklet oh West street, year plant are currently purchasing ORDER FROM VOUR FAMILY a knot of five railroads running To Prevent Overlapping ernment assume the responsibility Wewak Heavily Bombed Lodge said. The chief executive said there Whom our rosy censorship and tion of fathers which is ' due to along the rust roast of Corsica, Ifil pufly aniysunced. day evening at- the South Metho­ acceptance of a deed from George on an atverage of 17 per cent of FUNERAf. DIRECTOR east from Mogilev, northeast from This admittedly was secondary for the entire initial payment." Headquarters, in the first report start Friday until Jan. 1, action was no news now on Marshair.s the Bastia- Borgo-FolelU area, tbel dist church v^bich is sponsored by W. Griffin • for land for highway their wajpss. Korma, north from Unecha, west to the desire to h^ve one directing on the new air raid on Wewak, said propaganda helps 1 do npt know. aimed at a re-shuffling of Feder- status, but he explained that when COAL COKE OIL ' He-estlmated the cost of the leg- If anything, Jt helps the enemy by French high romnuind annoiliirofil Robert E. Connors, son of Mrs. the Ministerial Association of purposes bn Hilliard street, ac­ The Rogers plant was the first from Roalavl, and southeast from and responsible head for American isiatioiT for the remaining nine that operational base was heavily he said therl^ was no news on a today. The Nazis had speeded up| i KatherinOv Connors, of 60 Cedar Mancheater will not be a Com­ ceptance of layouts for streets here to be authorized to fly the operations In each foreign area to ■ bombed and also hit by 160,000 getting us to unclerestimate him. (Continued on Page Two) subject at this time that might 2 Main St. Tel. 5 1 2 5 Cur fighting men rapidly are learn­ their retreat from the stratetldl I'Street, who recently enlisted in the munion Service, the fact that it (Carol Drive, Thomas Driye, "Minute Man” fiag. The authoriza­ (Continued on ta g r Four) prevent overlapping activities such (Continued oh Page Two) roumls of ammunition Monday for mean there. Would be news two Mediterranean Island, evacuatlugl Chester Drive), ia the Pine-Acres tion received today permits the C O N C R E T E as have brought complaints from an hour and a half by _more than ing that our propaganda which weeks from now, or a month or [Marine Corps, left Friday fortrain- falls on the Sunday when World makes all our Allies good and all the mountainous area betweeul rfillt. *-1 Parris Island, S. C. He was Wide. Communion will be observed tract on Center street. Treasury "T” to be ' atibched to members of the Trumpn War In­ 200 raiders. Fifty planes were de­ ten months from now. Gr It might fo rte and the sea. Pledlcroce, aul Also, to see. if the town* will the lower rlgm of the flag and the I." BURIAL VAULTS vestigating committee. stroyed on the ground, ■ some of our enemies bad is feunk” mean, he said, that no decision had 1 a e^lor atManchester High school. in most, If. not all, of the churches He told of seeing American sol­ Banker Killed Imiio'rlant center of enemy reslat-" in the morning will add signifi­ authorize the sale of the Oakland Silver Star to the upper right. NORWALK New Subsidy But the Importance of asking them fighters transformed into been made. ance, was csptiireil yesterday, tl school property: to see if the town Announcement of the award was **Concrete Saves Critical Materials” Congress to appropriate to a fully Editor Waits wreckage as they tried futilely to diers befriend Italian and German Gbviousiy, the President assert­ cance to the evening service. The prisoners but said no such camara­ communique said. Union ‘;ServiCe will be led in the will vote to appropriate $25,000 made today by Saul Silversteln, American agency waa said to have get into the air. " By* Prowler ed. he could hot say anything • • • vice-president of the firm. Influenced War Mobilization Di­ derie,i^ists in the Pacific. about the Marshall reports. Then worship by the massed choirs of for a War Memorial: to see if the RE-UPHOLSTER Fight Begins Liliel Trial Twenty got aloft. Eight were "Giir-fight with the Jap is a fight fo Draft Own Declaration PINEHURST Manchester churches. A feature of town txill accept a deed from rector James F. Byrnes to Insist shot down for certain, three others he asked: that the Gfflce of Foreign Relief to the finish," he said. Who’s going to time the giving Washington, Sept. 3 9 ^ 4 WEDNESDAY MORNING the service will be a Gospel hymn Shenvood G. Bowers for land for probably. Three „ raiding Mitchells . “The Japs made It that way. Son-in*Law Seriously Senate Foreign Relations subcor sing. Dr. Robbins W. Barstbw, highway liurposes on Baldwin 2-Pc. Living Room Suites . and Rehabilitation GperaTTons be fell prey to intense enemy anti out of a proposed transfer,? Is the Farm Bloc * Rallies. Be brought under Crowley’s wing, Charge Arises from Stor­ 'ftiey tortured our prisoners, shot press going to do it? No. It's got mittee decided today to pigeon hot Sjtore closes at noon president of Hartford Theological Road; to see the town will ac­ IF YOU .WANT Recovered in Denim aircraft . fire.^ All the- other dPwn our parachutists, executed Wounded in Buttle the . .Hoiise-approvct ..Fiilbri?,l Seminary, will preach'the sermon. cept a deed for’iand from Alex­ hind Drive to Halt alopg with GEW,, Lend-Lease, and Mitchells, Liberators and escorting Wednesdays. » ies Published Concern­ our Doolittle filers In cold hlood_, and (Continued nn Pa;e Four) "lasting peace” resolution and to ander Jarvis of land on Salem, .\ll Work-Guaranteed! fighters, returned to base, some our litter bearers are their favorite With Two Policemen. Federal Money Use. (Continued on Page Twelve) draft Its own declaration of pct$ Glass Top .Mason Jars. Jarvis, Whitney and Dover roads ing Maryland Official. damaged. targeU. war foreign tkillcy. Without sp for highway purposes. , FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL \ Atlanta. Sept. 29- (/Fi—Henry C. Suet for Mince Meat. HELP Harbor Given Terrific Pounding Should Drive Truths Home rlfically mentioning the Fulbri'-I James A. Woods Bulletin! Princess Anne, Md„ Sept. 29— The Wewak harbor took a terri­ “These truths of the Japs should Heinz, 63, AtlanU banker and Power Failure nroposal. Chairman Cpnnattv (I Pure Cider Vinegar. Washington, Sept. S9-r-- Previously her husband. Carl denilat, waa wounded, the officers light plant. oflicUla today urged 8,688 Visit Pinehurst Meat De- THURSDAY, SEPT. 30th t The controversy was renewed aa Lwmhardt and Walter J . Abt, a he Intended “to lead a crusade of the rate of aboiit a million gallona was wasted to a large extent but Uae Emergency Equipment COVERAGE under war pressure and the abort- said. Ing engineers - nt the ^ ^ m e n t Wednesday mom- the Houae Banking committee research engineer, pleaded guilty. outraged citizens" to Annapolis a year at the Nixa, Mo., plant of Mra. Heinz, daughter of the late HosplUl4,and Radio SUtions Of AH Kinds during the 1946 General Assembly the Consolidated Products Com­ age of feeds for hogs and poultry, WCGL and WBN8 switched to .Arnmtrbng nrms factory to Mg... ..vou will find a good called in War Food Adminlatrator Five others. Including three wom­ Asa Candler, Sr., AtlanU capital- to worli, after ai national "" FIRE - CASUALTY - LIFE Marvin .Tones and J.' B. Hutson, en, have been indicted- on slmllal and . demfind that Comptroller pany of Danville, a company the company found it couid fer­ emerxenc.y power quipment arid faiertiton of meat. ment out of the whey milk sugar, iat, told police, they said, that she tlon tribunal failed lo auppoti {lead of the Ckimmoility Credit charges. Tawes be impeached , . . for mis­ spokesman said today. was preparing to retire when she continued operations. - Four have been arraigned and use of a state-owned automobile Chemists uSe a by-product of a ffoteins and minerals to produce Officials at the--Curtiss-Wnght strikers’ claim to higher pM- CLARKE INSURANCE Corporation for an "if—why-:- heard scuffling in the sun parlor workers kava been BINGO hov/’’ answer on extension of CCC have been held In bonds of $25,000 and contributing to a breakdown by-prixluct of a by-produot in the 'eed concentrate.'' warplant said the change of ahift of her home. She said aRe found w eek s. Meanwhile 8,8 AGENCY end $50,000 for examination, the If public morale in its attitude to­ process, he explained, to make the The residue o f that process, had occurred before the break­ BCtlviUea after the end of~-the 'low-alcohol by-product (No. 3), her husband grappling with a Seettlah co a l fioMo year dates for which have not been ward ($P A and compliance with "white ttill" 100-graln vinegar used masked man. apparently a Negro, down but lack of power affected a 175 East Center St. Toitilght a^t 8 O'clock in preserving foods. next commanded the cheimata’ at­ "great part of the production. from warh for a aeei Chief Dtaeossion oa Terms .fixed. OPA wartime regulations." and ran to get a pistol. While ahe were proteetlng agal Mias Ciraca BuchananTDlneen, Matthews accused Tawea in a , HS^rikld the vlnegar-from-inllk tention. The Jeffrey Manufacturing Co. t Tel. 3665 Unlsas extended bjg Congress, They discovered they could dis­ waa gone, ahe related, ahe heard meat ed n few 8tl the COC will die on Jan. 1. T b m attractive S4-year-oId cosmopolite aeries of artlcIeX this summer of fsetory probably is the first of its two shots. Returning, she said she said the stoppage there was ’•to­ Bursadc Bros. kind in the nation, if not the wbrid. till it to concentrate to alcohol; de­ tal." while the 'Dmken .Roller whe refnaed to pe> and' defendant who was a govern­ driving in a state-owned car to ORANGE HALL is little doubt an Capitol hill that nature it, add hutrienta for the found Heinz on the floor, a bullet ter pertlelpatlen to aa PROMPT SETTLEMENT ' 459 HARTFORD ROAD the extension will be granted, the ment witness before the Federal Camp Wheeler, Ga„ to attend his The importance of the vinegar, he through his heart. The, Intruder Bearing Co. used Its emergency ADMISSION ...... T , . r grand jury, haa not yet been ar­ said, is in using a dairy material bacterial and convert- It into vine' power plant. effIcUl strike. OF CLAIMS ...... 25e gar,'which is By-Product N®.'.*’-. had diaippeared. (Continued on Page Nine) raigned on the indictment. (C:ontinued on P sc6 Nine) Once wXsted in large quantities,

. .... Jt.'i: H A N C H l w BNl ' HERALD; KANC -■*HxiroiESiEU‘Evil!ito?8r^isKAL^ si<,t'Xi:K z'st, 5=" U n son waK cited consists of stamping Yugoslavian King i blanks for bayonets scabbard Asree to Extend '-..SgTjM'tS.iS;?- 5*“= nlrht, an appropriation foiv-" a ! . - n added vaguely that "movements Foreman Gains ^ in force till Dec. 31 unless a new Naples Capture of our own took their anticipated catches from blank stock and pro- Memorial to the soldiers, at this O W X i e V ■ J \ a p S Reshuffle Puzzles agreement is reached before that Arrives in Cairo vniM n e w uoaMS scid’oniMS sslafal. . hion to Hol3 course.” Favor Giving cessinx them through forming and Work Agreement Ing tw. Msr itouadi saS fessHkani. at tin shearing dies, thereb;ereby eliminating time, Driscoll said. stHcriw #» iiiw-w^g^uwiewn At the meeting of the Select­ Now liiiiiiineiil; On the Adriatic coast the Brit­ Rationing Data Army Citation mstMMlto wlltf i j fetim la i tlusstakSlMia'i men last week there was opposi­ the use of more critical screw •ribiiii. N» linttw. isu*i»i.>t:sn^iiaiy^||»^ ■ Army Chiefs^ ish Eighth Army kept up its hot Larger Sums jtffT'Or dfiubls F0«r ^ . Special Meet tion to the plan. The members pursuit of retreating German State Department machines resulting in s saving of Waterbury, Sept 20—(J>)— Ex- Qalro, Sept. 28— (Delayed— (JP)— to U8. 25s St Sll dnifgtits. Reach Plain Area man hours snd metal. Prior to King Peter of Yugoslavia has ar­ of the union, many of whom have forces After capturing the big en­ Furnished Suggests Improved * and tension of a woricing agreement Warning Issued sons in the service, feel that the emy air base at Foggia. adoption of the. Corbin method, covering 11,000 hourly workers of rived here from London with his Plane Stand For Families OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION similar parts were made from staff. A U C B CX>FRAM • Exettitive* May Call selection of a memorial and its (fiontinaed from Page OneJ^ Repairs Being Rushed Simplified Process on the 'American Brass Co. in Water­ location should be left to the men Still'Not Clear as to Merger Is Yqted forgings. These forgings .required On Oil Coupon (King Peter's departure from (Known As <|asea Alice) Repairs to the base and its 13 Regional Department of Information bury, Torrington and Ansonla SPIRITUAL MEDIUM i Gathering to Oppose who are now serving their coun­ (Continued from Page Oi,r) air fields were being rushed Iri (C^nHnaed froir Page One) Where Office of For­ Scabbard Catches. 170 pounds of steel per 1,000 pieces pending negotiation of a new con­ London was disclosed yesterday in Army's .right flank smashed their M Tremont Street, Boston, 8, Massachusetts with 8.37 man and machine hours an announcement saying he was Seventh Oaughter of a Seveatk Son' try, For that reason, they declare, way .six miles northward against preparation for an all-out air as- For Eagle Lock tract, waa announced today by the V Action on MemoHal. per piece. The Corbin method calls Tomorrow will be the last day en route to the Middle East but it Bora With a V sa there should be no action taken at al personnel went ahead'on two crumbling enemy opposition and sault on Nazi targets in southern fiscel year at $393,- eign Economic Coordi' New Britain, Sept. 29.—(J>)—As CIO Mine, Mill A Smelter Workers for 27.5 pounds of material per to use the laal^-bll coupon Issued did not indicate when he had left. Readings Daily, teelodlag SwoSayg this time. fronts. were within seven miles of Avel- Germany, Italy and the turbulent Red and Brown Stamps -good i for three gallons .;eachj| union. 9 A. Mv to 9 P. M. Or By AppMat- A meetinf of the Executive Wheeler talked for nearly four Balkans Passed by' the Senate^on July nation Stands. the result of his suggestion and 1,000 pieces and requires 2.6 man in the oil ration book issued last His presence in tbe Middle East Ilno,-road !■*!' junction which Brown Stamps A and B in Book through November 21. N ahd C]| Terryvllle, Sept. 29— —The The agreement, reached at a oieot. In the Service of tbs Poo. c^ m ittee of the Textile Workers Yugoslavs Evacuate Split hours yesterday, charging that 8, the measure' would leave un­ s.>aistance in developing an im­ and machine hours per piece, re­ year. Few cases were reported stirred speculation that events af­ is the' key to inland communica­ The last of Field Marshal A l­ Three_^nd Red Stamps X, V and coupons are good for two-and- Eagle Lock Company, one 'of Con- conference of the management and pie for SO Yesrs. the administration had' failed to changed the present 'total pay­ Z good through October 2. Brown ohe^half gallons each. From nowij proved and simplified process for sulting in a saving of 142 pounds where the oil had not been used up fecting the Balkan.s might be In Union o f America, Local No. #3, tions cast of Naples. bert Kessciring’s rearguard was B y James Marlow and : necticut’s older and bett'er known union leaders yesterday, provides 169 Church Street, Hsitford, Oooo. adll be held tomorrow night. It is New York,' Sept. 29.—(/P/—A drive "draft dodgers and slack­ barely ousted from the Coronato ment of $50 to a dependent wife Stamp C valid Sept. 26 through oi,, 'the face of every gasolinc|{ George Zielke the manufacture of bayonet scab­ bf steel on each 1,()00 pieces and for continued negotiations on pro­ before this time, but for the few the. offing.) Ptione 9-2024 communrque from the Yugoslav ers" from government and war The capture of Avcllino 'would of an enlisted man but would coupon in your possession mustij I Industries, soon will - bs merged bard catches, John Larson, general 5.87 man and machine hours per who are fortunate enough to have The king reached Port Said being held to consider calling a constitute a threat to any German woods and the grain fields of the Oct. 30. Washington, Sept. 29.—(P>— with Bowser, Inc., of Fort Wayne. posals made to the company last Army of liberation, broadcast by industry payrolls, and said he ex­ boost from $62 to $68 the allow­ Blue Stamps be endorsed clearly in ink witbU foreman of the tool, die and ma­ piece. some coupons left they are remind­ aboard a British cruiser and - mo­ ap ^ a l meeting for Sunday with effort to make a new stand any­ hot Foggia plains before engineer­ State department men concerned Ind., formerly known as the Bow­ month. John J. Driscoll, union the object of opposing at the the. United Nations radio at Al­ pected to talk almost as long to­ ing units auived to patch the ance for a wife and one child, Stamps U, V and W valid to the car license number and name| chine department of the P. A F. Larson's suggestion waa submit­ spokesman said this was done to ed that .unless they are cashed by tored to Cairo, where a villa had ters, said today that the Adriatic day. ■ where ea.st dr south of Naples. with an increase from $i0 to $11 October 20. of state (for example, '‘Mass.|{ wjth the latest reshuffle of gov­ ser Pump Company. Corbin company of New Britain, ted to the 8D Conversion Engin­ tomorrow, they will be of no value. been prepared for him. Read Herald Aiivs. Town Meeting the following The British Eighth Army mean­ bomb-pocked runways and rehabi­ Stockholders voted In favor of insure continued production of seaport of Split “ has been evac­ Senator Bailey (D „ N. C.l, for each additional child. None ,. Sugar • 529,623” ). ernment agencies dealing in for­ was awarded the Army ordnance eering section on Dec. 6, 1942 and while wiped out the deep salient on litate the shops snd hangars. consolidation at a meeting here uated as the result of enemy pres­ whose proposed substitute for the To the. west the American Fifth of the increased payments would Stamp No. 14 valid through Stoves eign relief and purchases said to­ citation for outstanding contribu­ adopted by the office, chief of sure after heavy fighting." Wheeler bill would forbid ^govern­ its western flank, previously re­ vesterday. The management of tion to the war effort at cere' Army was slowly battling its way be taken from the service man's October .fit; No. 15 and 16 aacb H eatlnf'or cooking stoves using t| day they still were not clear OS' to ordnance, in Washington four days ment employment of able-bodied, ported. and established a straight good for five ..pounds for home where Uielr Office of Foreign Eagle Lock.'^is community's main monies in the Corbin company Persona] Notices line between San Angelo and Malfl, toward the ravished city of Na­ contribution, which would remain coal,, wood, gas or oil are now ra-| later. Since manufacture of bay­ Greeks Face Extinction draft-age nem-fathera, as well as canning only, expire October 81. Economic Coordination stood. Industry, will bv retained. plant today. while along the Adriatic Gen. Sir ples. Bitter, hand-to-hand combat at $22 monthly for Glass One de­ tloned. Apply to local ratlonii Terms ef the merger girovlde onet acabbard catches began under Washington assignments for most Shoes The ' OFEX: was created within The citation from MaJ. (Sen. the new process th# parts have Bernard L. Montgomery's forces in the mpuntains around Salerno pendents, or wlvee snd children. board for a purchase celtltlcate. that Eagle Lock stockholders re­ Istanbul, Sept. 29.—(/Pi— (De- draft-age childless officers, said marked the progres's toward the SerondSry Allowsncee Higher Stamp No. 18 in War Ration The Hume Front Pledge the State department last June by Levin H. Campbell, Jr., chief pf been supplied by the Corbin com Card of Thanks iayed)—Unless the Allies invade he would take the floor for his stormed northwai^ from Marg- Book Ohe go<^ for one pair ex­ SecreUrv Hull, at the direction of ceive one $25 twenty-year, five per ordnance, was presented to Larson We wish to tlisnk our frIrnCi, herita di Savola and occupied the road and rail junction town of The Senate bill also ups the al­ "1 will pay no more thao toplj pany to practically , all 'bayonet Greece before winter sets in and amendment later in the week. tended indefinitely. Stamps may President Roosevelt, to unUy cent debenture bond and one share on behalf of Brig. Gen. Guy H. relatives, all lodges, also - class- town of Zappanetta on the Gulf of Nocera, 19 miles southeast of the lowances for secondary depend­ legal prices. 1 wili accept no ra-| of Bowser, Inc., common stock for manufacturers in • the United Mtas and Miss JeSsle Keyifulds for bring large-scale relief, the coun­ "I'm opposed to the Wheeler be transferred among mem|}ers American economic activities in Drewry, district chief, command­ Manfredonia, due east of the great port. ents, such as brothers, sisters, and tioned goods without giving upH each share of Eagle Stock held; States at a greatly reduced price Kindness shown uS at the time of try's population, especially the bill," Bailey declared, "but. the On the right flank the parents, provided the service man of a family. ration stamps.". * liberated areas. ing the Springfield Ordnance dis­ resulting in dollar savings exceed the death of our son and brother. American people are entitled ta Loggia air base. This placed the country’s vari­ A ll Eagle Lock officers were re­ Anthony Patrleca. We are grateful middle classes, will be threatened cans were In Lloni ard Cas! involved hss been their chief sup­ Fuel Oil trict, by Capt. D. F. Llnsley, head ing 80 per cenU with extinction from malnutrition every assurance that the Federal British troops on the extreme Period V coupons valid until ous foreign-dealing agencies un- elected. They are; Chairman of the tor the beautiful floral tributes and southwest end of the Allied front VO, 46 and 57 miles reapecti port. It cut^ils the payroenU to board, Roy C. Wilcox of Meriden; of the SOD Conversion Engineer­ to all who loaned the use of their and starvation, a former official government is not being made the from the city. secondary dependents who receive September 30. Period I coupons The office ot the Local Rationing i : der the 'wing of the State depart' ing section, who was accompanied ears. hisven for draft dodgers. began the final shove against the Board is located in the Lincoln I president and treasurer,' H. Lea liOt Y:o«r “ E” Bond* Buy of the Athens government said to­ Vast Fires Raged Unchecked a "aubstantlsl” part of their sup­ of 1943-44 season now valid to ment whose OFBC was even aU' to New Britain for the :)»rsaenta Mr. and Mra. Peter Patrlcea and "1 have had scores of letters enemy in the mountain line north school opposite the post oRice. 0|-1| thorized by Hull in August to for­ Murphy of Farmington; vice .presi­ Yankee Subs. Tamtly. day. Vast fires still raged unchecked port from a soldier but of whom January 4, 1944. Class 4 coupons tlon ceremonies by Maj. A. H since announcement of my amend­ and northwest of, Salerno and en­ vvorth 10 gallons, class 5 coupons flee hours are as follows; Monday,; mulate and execute economic prpro­ dent and secretary, George Mack- countered the bitterest kind of in Naples M the Germans rushed the soldier is not the chief sup­ lin of Terryvllle; vice president, Murtha, chief of the Hartford ment that indicate the people feel worth 50 galloni. lU a. m. to 4:3U p. m.; Tuesday, 2j grams. = ¥ fighting at the town of Sala which the task of destroying everything port. \ * RoUin B. Plumb; sesiatant treas­ Regional Office, Lieut. E. H. Shel' that government payrolls Include which might be of value to the The House committee was ex­ lir e Inspection p. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Wednesday, 'll But the reshuffle order iMued don. chief of the SOD Hand Arms a great many, young men who already had changed hands many Second ifispection for A ^ o ok ,p. m. to 5:16 p. m.; Thursday, lo j last Saturday night by the presi urer, Wilfred R. Smith, and assist­ times in recent weeks of the furi­ Allies, indicating the Intent to pected to strike out Senate lan­ ant secretary, Otis B. Hough. section, and Frank L. Larkin, civil­ ECZEMA ought to be at the battlefronts." . withdraw to the north. Principal holders must be completed oy a.'m. to 5:15 p. m., Friday, 10 a. j dent took away thir authority ian assistant to Captain Linsley. A simple way to qifick relief Senator Byrd (D., Va.), who. ous struggle. guage making all dependents of September, 30. Wilcox, Murphy, Macklin and damage was in the port ares, but all grades of enlisted men eligible m. to 5:15 p. m.; Saturday, 10 i from the State department 'Today’s award of the Army from the itching of Eczema, pim­ like Bailey, believes the Wheeler This time Clark’s troops seized it Gasoline a. m. to 12:30 p m. The tele­ The presidential order created Plumb were re-elected directors for keeps and swept on triumph­ Americans aboard warships oper­ for assistance. Under existing along with Pomeroy Day of Hart­ ordnance citation to Larson la the ples, angry red blotches and other bill might Interfere with military ating off -the coast saw two fires Number 6 stamps in A- Books phone number la 2—0494. the Foreign Economic Adminis­ fifth given to industrial represen skin Irritetlone, ie by applying Pe­ plans, prepared to start a new antly. The OeiTnans, realizing that law, only enlisted men th the four tration which was instructed to ford, Lester E. Shlppee o f Hart­ just inside the city which. maps Utives of the Springfield Ordnance terson’s Ointment to the affected inquiry into government payrolls any further attempt to make a lower pay grades— private, first absorb the Licnd-L^aae adminis­ ford, Royal Little of Providence, indicated were in the vicinity of class private, corporal and ser­ dijtrict and is number^ among parts. Relieves itching promptly. 4 Huge Floor* — Countie** from the economy ai.gle. stand in that area was futile, be­ tration, the Office of Foreign Re­ R. I., Charles E. Rolfe of New Ha­ Model Room* of Exquisite th< city’s electric plant. geant—are eligible. The Senate Isabella Group the fewer than 100 merit Certifi­ Makes the skin look better, feel He said hearings would start gan to retreat. lief and RehablllUtlon, the Office ven, Charles W. Deeds of Farm­ Period and .Modern Fa*hlon* ^ F U E L O I L ^ ' From refugees streaniing into extended the group to Include the Rush to Pay cates which have been awerded by better. Peterson’s Ointment also within a few days before his joint Reports from the front empha­ of Economic Warfare, and OFEC. ington. Dudley F. Ingraham of — A Pageant of Beauty snd sized, that the enemy’s withdrawal Allied positions officers learned three higher grades of sergeants, Bristol and Richard C. Plumley of the Ordnance department in the soothing for tired, itchy feet and D IAL 8500 Economy committee with a view Plans Banquet I.eo Crowley, who had been cracks between toes. 36c all drug­ Value Distinctly Worth Your to eliminating 300,000 of some 3,- was orderly and there was no sug­ that the Nazis have embarked up­ or all men below the rank of sec­ boss of OEW, was named boss of New York. country at large. on a systematic mining program District Taxi XJi mi nates Critical Machines gists. Money back if not de­ Inspection! 000,000 Federal civil service em­ gestion that the Allies were taking ond' lieutenant in the Army and FEA. anv large numbers of prisoners. in Naples and have filled the ensign in the Navy. St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ State Short ef Goal ' The development for which Lar lighted. A special event — a KEITH ployes. buildings still remaining intact Thus, for the firat time alnce "Every— __ singlea— egency agency of the The ^ Germans . appeared td have Men in the latter three classes. ters of Isabella, held a special America aUrted to arm for war, event — planned for week*— MORIARH BROS. Federal government is overman-'they with booby traps. Chairman May (D., Kv.) said, Many in North End Do Hartford, Sept. 29— Con to offer you.an opportunity With the city ot Foggia crossed meeting and aocial last night in ail of the government’s foreign- must ultimately yield before the now receive pay and allowancea the K. of G. home, when it was operating economic agencies were necticut .added $7,900,000 in bond to «ee all that’s new and ned/* Byrd declared. off the list of immediate Allied ob­ Not Wait Until the] sledgehammer blows and accord­ putting them in the officer classifi­ voted to hold the installation ban­ placed under control of one man. sales yesterday, but still was $80,. smart in the furniture world. ingly made plans well in advance jectives it was considered likely cation insofar as. total remunera­ quet at the Manchester Country Opening Dat^.' 700,000 short of its third war loan Floor after floor — model that the Ftfth Army would soon (Edward R. Stettiniui, Jr., who for a swift retreat. tion is concerned, club, Tuesday, October 19. waa iend-lease boss, was made goal as Governor Baldwin declared room after model room of Tarachute Trmipk Captured get additional air help in its cam­ in a radio broadcast that "the peo­ 18th Century reproductions . . . Committee members Indicated The- committee in charge, all Although tBJfes for the Eighth 1 undersecretary of state in the re­ fOR On the Eighth Army front a mil­ paign. It was certain that the re­ disfavor for most of a dozen other, past'regents, is as follows; Mra. ple of Connecticut must not fail to —new- smart modern crea­ furbished air fields 70 miles from School & Utilities District are not i shuffle. Former'(3ov. Herbert Leh­ itary spokesman , reported that pending bihs to adjust the allow^. George H. Williams, Mrs. Robert man of New York, who had head' meet their quota, high though it tions by America’s leading German parachute troops who S a^ n o would figure Importantly ances. . < Some of them would Carney, Mrs. Andrew Healey, due until October 1, Collector Jo- I is." In Bridgeport, the Bridgeport designers — clever new and inl lUlture action ed OFRR, was made special ai' were captured complained bitterly boost the payments to as high as Mrs. Charles Donahue, Mrs. John seph Chartier said this morning ■iatant to the president. Dean Brass Company reported it had beautiful ideas for your that their only job had been to Most Important Victory $75 mbnthiv for a wife and one Lappen, Miss Stephanie ..Tunsky subscribed $2,500,000 in the cam­ home — arranged by Keith Military spokesmen agreed that that many are not waiting for the Acheson, assistant secretary of fight a rearguard action. One said child, with $25 extra for each ad­ and the present regent, Mrs. Mi­ state, was OFEC boss.) paign.. i decorators—priced to fit your that only 17 njen .were left in hi.s the capture of Foggia with com­ official date. He also said that ditional child. chael Gorman. Mrs. Philip Car­ persons liable for the tax may call purse. Be sure and attend. company as the result of recent paratively few casualties on the ney and Mrs. James H. McVeigh Will Not Have Complete Say-So at his home any time during the But even now Crowley will not fighting. part of Allied columns was the were appointed co-chairmen. With the advance moving ahead most Important victory thus far day or evening and payments will have complete say-so on what Mrs. Raymond Peterson served be accepted, . from the south and east, there was in the Italian campaign. FEA does. The order forbids any Already Gettins as chairman of the card social Mr. Chartier announced today adequate evidence that Field Mar­ Not only does the city contain FEA expendlLjres outside the l a ^ e which followed. First and second that every penny _pf the tax due a United States except for pro­ shal Albert Kesseinng long ago the largest and best equipped all honors fell to Mra. Philip Car­ Ready for Xmas year ago had been collected and grams approved by the War Mobi­ EAST HARTFORD decided that Naples would be un­ base in southern Italy bpt It is the ney and Mrs. Robert Carney, re­ junction point for-railways which there was nothing due for the past lization committee headed by defendable once the heavy, drawn ? spectively. Cake, cupcakes and year. ' This is a record believed to Telephone 8-3281 out'mountain fighting ceased. run south to the east coast cities Jamea F. Byrnes. Postmaster H. Olln Grant is coffee were served. be unequalled anywhere in the And at the same time FE A’s The capture of Ca.stellammare of Bari and Brindisi and the in­ starting to arrange for the Christ­ land city of Potenza, all of which state. All taxes, however, must work abroad must conform to gives the Allies a valuable ship> mas rush and is now taking the be paid before November 1 to es­ ping center and Naval base capa­ are now in Allied hands. Another State department foreign policies. -names of boys over 16 years of age Exact Heavy Toll cape a penalty. Thus Hull, apparently, has a cer­ ble of handling war.ships up to 330 electric railway cuts across the who will be given employment at feet long. The town hpa a popula­ peninsula to Naples. tain veto. However, FE A will con­ the office and covering routes dur­ trol all government relief activi­ tion of 45,000. Daniel de Luce, Associated Press ing that period. ' Aiiiong Japanese The air offensive against troop •var correspondent with the Eighth ties in liberated areas, the previ­ Postmaster Grant says the mail­ Police Court ous job of OFEC. concentration and supply lines of \rray, said that the capture of ing of packages to men overseas (Continued fron> Page Onel Tog^a came after a speedy The reason State Department NOT the retreating Germans was ham­ .which should be in the office by Oc­ Paul O. Kaske. 18. of Great Hill men said they were not yet clear pered by bad weather, although mile drive u pfrom Bari. tober IS, is far below what had Vella Lavella.ln the Solomons The city itself was taken without road. East Hartford, was fined on the position of OFEC may some Ailed squadrons which car­ been expected. The packages, not were driven off. have' been due to the final para­ ried out offensive patrols encoun­ a shot Monday afternoon, he said, to exceed in weight five pounds, can $100 and costs In Police Court this tered a few enemy fighters and and the British armored columns morning for operating a motor ve­ graph in the presidential order be mailed to the men or women in which said the various agencies shot down one of them. rolled into a dead city hanunersd hicle while his license to drive was / the service without request from Agree Severe Blow consolidated in FEA shall: “JUST AS O DO D” Fighters and fighter-bombers at­ into a heap of rubble by successive under suspension. , "CJtmtinue to exercise' their re- tached a train and a small motor Allied raids that started with the \ Dealt j€tp Base Kaske was arrested at 10:35 a.m. , spectlve functibns pending any transport convoy, the communique nvasion of Sicily. Men in the Navy or Coast Guard Somi»'.vhero in Now Guinea, "Ihiekday by Officer Raymond Grif­ said, while other Allied airmen con­ The German withdrawal was so Sept. 27 —(Delayed)—( ^ — Amer­ \ contrary determination by the ad' can have mall sent to them up to fin. ministrator (Crowley).” , tinued to patrol the battle area. jurrled, de Luce declared that the November 1. ican flyers retuniing from an at­ kaske pleaded guilty and stated thaf^e was on his wayto a North Chowley met with representa­ No Allied planes were lost. Germans did not have time to un- tack by more than 200 pla^e on tives of all the agencies yesterday, — BUT BETTER (A German communique said >rtake the extensive demolitions End garage to have his car fixed Japanese airdromes and Shipping "it waa reported, except those continuous rains preventedT major ind land mining encountered in T h f C C A r r C S t C c l at Wewak, New Guinea, today when he was interviewed by the operations in southern Italy, but from OFEC. other parts of the boot, V___ f agreed that the enemy base had officer. Steps to Creation lik e History Of course, you know furniture with fnnerspring con­ A SMART NEW IDEA! “POSTURE FORM” The Coronato woods yielded large suffered a severe new blow, but Patrick Hellahdbrand of 551 LIVING ROOMS BY KROEHLER The steps leading up tto creation struction is not being made for the duration, that some stocks of airplane parts and bombs In Lottery Raid reported that at least one air strip Spring street paid $10 and costa on ef FEA reads liks a history of ^S. and in the city’s railway yards the was still serviceable. a charge of loaning his automobile New! Different! Captivating! America's wartime development, woods are goings into gunstocks . instead of furniture An entirely new style created LONG ON EXPENSES ? British found 60 locomotives and Mitchell inedlum bombers froin markers to another person, a moving step by step, expanding, considerable ro'ling stock only Bridgeport, Sept. 29. — (ff)— bases on both sides ot the Owen minor.’ • by Kroehler designeiii, sleek, experimenting, clearing up dissen- And, of course, you're glad to do without them if the.v’re modern, overwhelmingly ac­ sli4:htiy damaged. Bench warrants were served this Stanley mountains, joined heavy Edward J. Goddard, an old court Sion, finding working organiza- SHORT OF GASH? Frpm Italian Naval officers morning on'three persons, arrested bombers and fighters in making offender, was given a suspended Tielping to win tho war. , claimed by leading American decorators— and luxuri­ tion: ously comfortable because made to conform to the body Consider the advaouges of a came word that the Germans have early this week in a raid on what up one o t the heaviest forces sent Jail sentence of 30 days on pay­ The Economic Defense board and give relaxing support. Style shown, sofa and chair loan. It ptovidea needed seized the big Italian liner Rex but police termed an "important deoo^ out on a raid in this sector. ment of court costs on a charge of cash. Monthly repayfflents take they said the Conte di Savola had' intoxication. Goddard was picked, was established in July. 1941, with But that’s no reason why you should buy inferior $169.50. OTHERS FROM $129, ' in the , numbers racket." State's B-25s accounted for most of ■Vice President Wallace as chair­ into coosideratioo rising prices been scuttled by her Italian crew. Attorney Lorin WiHis asked in up on Main street by Officer John the more than 60 enemy planes man hut undertook its first big as­ substitutes or d6 without. Knowing our reputation for and new taxes. A loan of $100 The twin motorshlps Vulcanla and Superior court yesterday that the Cavagnaro, too drunk to navigate.. destroyed, and played a major signment in September of that A HOST OF UNIQUE . costs $20.60 when ptompily re- Saturnia, converted into training werranta be served as soon as pos- quality, you know you get the best of the new merchan­ STYLES WORTH A SPECIAL part in sinking seven ships and year when it waa given control of paU in 12 monthly consecutive ships, attempted to flee the Nazis. aible. 29 barges. (The devastating at­ TRIP OF INSPECTION installments of $10.0) ca ^ The Vulcanla was captured but the Charged with conapirmey to aet commercial exports under a licens­ GARTER GIRDLES dise here, for we test and examine it before we sell it to tack was announced in' today's ing system. , A ftssewef loan on your own Setuipie reached a port under A l­ up a lottery are Louis Berber, of communique from Allied head­ NEW! MODERN GLASS TOP signature is made with prompt • After Pearl Harbor EDC’s name you . Feel confident in buying fine home furnishinga- lied control, the Italians said. IfiS South avenue; David Condon. quarters.) , ' 2.69 DINETTES private service. For a loan, come tS5, of 261 Iranistan aveiAe, and was changed to. the Board'of Eco­ \ In, phone or write today. " I don’t see how we could help nomic Warfare, still under' ,Wsi- Ceiling Price NOW at KEMP’S! Made with gleaming, steinproof, Warned About Oratultlee Bertha Matthews, 43, of 477 Broad shatterproof PLATE GLASS top having done lots of damage, * said NOW PLAYING lace. and them developed economic street. All have been released in Capt. Lee Klzzire, I-aramle. W yo„ table and 4 modem $ 5 0 New York. Sept. 29.—(ff)—The bonds of* $900 pending court ar- warfare analyses for the armed Feather-weight mesh (rayon, J ifw m td FINANCE CD. who was in on# of two planra Geh Mi e services, even to locating bomb chairs District OPA, with an eye per­ rmlgiimeni. which bombed and strafed a n ^ cotton and elastic) wide girdles ■tnta Thente* ■■lldloa haps bn the. epproeching holiday M rgt. William, Halpin and Pa­ tagawslire targets. aua PltMT PKeae M l aircraft positions on the seaward Slel|)i-fW*ll ,In April, 1942, BEW by presl- for light-M'Cti' freedom. Some QUAINT MAPLE BEDROO»I O. n . •rams. season, cautioned offloiala and trolman Oscar W. Butler watched aide of the Borum air strip near Ne. an employes today egeinst accepting the alleged office of the. lottery .dcntial order was empowered to are two-way stretch.. .all have GROUPS Wewak. -direct all foreign purchases of four garters attached. Tearose A lovely adaptation of an antiqu* gratuities of favors in connection Monday morning, until they were KizsUe, heavy-set former Na­ with their OPA services. recognized. T h r officers broke i BUD strategic commodities by the gov­ and white. Sizes small, n original. Full size )>ed, tional Professional League football ernment, some because this coun­ chest and dresser open the door and found $32 in lot- dium and large. $69 ptayer, added that "haU the planes try needed them, some to; keep tery returns, 100 numbers tickets mi the ground looked serviceable auid 114 unused lottery books. tlBOII them away from the Axis. r iStkJCENTURT when we came in. I am sure we Foreign Policy Supreme Remember our East Hartford - r Furniture and Music FIRESIDE CHAIRS hit almost aU of those." lOU When a question arose as to In the opinion bf Pilot Lieut.'W. Branch store will be open every TEL. 5680 nil S A superb reproduction, stately, dis­ where BEW’s-foreign work crossed 763 MAIN STREET r m s W E E K . A. Jamies, Metropolis, 111., and Co- Friday night until 9 o’clock. tinguished, fine in $ About Town the ^ State department foreign 44.5 0 Pilot Second Lieut. Alfred R. Kras- SE every detail*,. policy was supreme and BEW A L IM IT E D N U M B E R OF nickas whose parents reside in A son was bom Tuesday evening could do nothing to conflict with AUTHEN-nC at 8 t Francta’ hospital tp Mr. and South Coventry; Conn., the Bo ram Strip had been "nM«rad up" con­ it? But the State department had DUNCAN PHYFE SOFAS I I Mra. Arthmr Heffron of 76 Sum­ to recognize BEW's primary re­ .Anew interpretation of an age old f's?. mer street The child is a grand- siderably by t ^ bomlJlngs, but in all UkeUhood ft was still service­ sponsibility in matters o f buriness favorite^built to Keith specifics- A U SPRING FILLED eon of Officer and Mra. Harold Judgment in importing materials T ^v/, 1 _'< ■* able...... - lion, tor $119.50 Hoffron of 512 Center street from abroad. satisfaction 3-PIECE Meanwhile, BEW was doing its D m SUnloy Group of the South Airmen HU Japanese Bud ABBOTT Lon COSTELLO purchasing with funds provided by Methodist W. S.'C. S., wlU hold a DECORATOR STYLED FLOORS Sims P.iliu k Knonles F'y.eKnoi the' Reconstructteili Finaiice cor­ 'V!| S -R,: IN FAMOUS LINOLEUMS rummage tale from 0:30 a. msto- Supply Lines Again poration whose Tiosa was C»m- . .^1 . rfi m Too is ihorrow in the vacant store at 1011 New Delhi, Sept 20—(ff)—Amer­ PLUS A special dlsptey showing how you LIVING ROOM SUITES mtree Secretary Jesse Jones.' (with the help of Keith’a factory Main streoL Mra. Edward Ferris ican and BrlUsh a iir units struck “ 2 Tieketa T a London” Disputes arose: Was RFC, which Ueads the committee in charge. again at Japanese supply lines in I “ 2 trained experts) may enjoy floors wrote the checks. hindering and walls of ARMSTRONG and central Burma jreeterday with at­ BEW’s work by delays? .Was EXQUISITE 18th CENTURY tacks on rail InstaUations and river MIDNIGHT SHOW FRI. N A IR N llnoleupis with clever hor-, A son was born Monday at S t BEW spending RFC money need­ ders and insets as Seen in exclusiva' Francis hospital to Mr. and Mra. tr o n e p ^ headquartera communi­ STARTS A T 12:80 MAHOGANY BEDROOM DOORS OPEN AT 12:00 lessly T , magazines. GUbort Fj Saegasrt of 72 Linmore ques announced today. President Roosevelt settled (he I! GROUi* ^^ ■ -vyk. - IT- r- ^ J. ■-'i- 1* i Drfvt. American Mitchells raldsd Myo- bitter quarrel which developed be^ SC i. .1 . . ’ 1 -V ths, highway hub and supply point tween Jones and Wallace. He DIFFERENT! The Republican Town Commit­ on the railroad running between abolished BEW and with it Wal DUNCAN PHYFE DINING tee will meet this ovening at eight MandaUy and Myingyan to the lace's Job. In its place the Office ROOMS IN SOLID m a p l e o'clock in the baarlng room of the southwest, demoWshlng several of Economic Warfare was created, Specially designed for homes of 429 Municipal building, to make plans buUdlnga and starting fires. with Crowley placed in charge. today. ihiced individually to l i COAI Ml TOPE {VOTING I Osoae Heavy Dastractlon . The President took away from enable i you to select only the A particularly fine interpretation for the coming town election snd of a costly antique original at a meeting. Other U. S. Tenth Air Force for- Jones those RFC subsldtariea con- pieces you prefer: mationa caused heavy destruction Serne4 with foreign dealings and rare low price. Hand rubbed im­ TdDAY AND THURSDAY^ Extension Table ...... $41.9.) ported midiogany veneers, mahog­ Tbs Dorcaa Rsd Crtrsa Sewing in rail yards at TaOngtha, south of put them under Crowley’s OEW. Fall House Cleaning Season Is At Hand M^ngyan. They dumped one bomb That was last July. Side Chairs ...... $10.95 any interiors, dustprooflng, every' PRICES A R E L O W : group will meet as usual tomorrow Arm C h a ir*...... $13.50 fine detaU. Sleigh bed, chert M squarely on the railroad station. N O T IC E ! "" Before that. In June, the Presi­ evening at 7:30 at the Production Credenza Bullet ...... $49.95 chest and dresser...... 912»' headquarters in Center Church All of tho American pianos re­ dent had directed Hull to set up In As you plan your work and check over the job you will M I S $159.95 $169.95 $179.95 $298 Disk* Shortage Tteketa May Be his State department the OFEC ts House. turned aafely. Todtaj^d Tftureday. The. British war bulletin said eoerdlnate American economic ac­ need furniture polish, floor wax, varnish and paint in all Here ta your chance to bay a sprlnf-flltod eoite at leea tivities abroad. OB3W, Lend-Lease Ship Ootpot Meoorfi Set .11. A. F. Beaufighten blasted en- than moot Victory sultea. Vphototered la attractive eov- 'emy transport aloag tho Oilndwln and Lehman’s OFRR ail were doing probability because in addition to routine cleaning you’ll W e cidl it the Cofit of ’43 becfiuse it's first in f&shion.. .find the last erings. Budget Terms Available. WDi k abroad. BslUmove, Sept 20.—(#)—The and Irrawaddy rlvera In ono of A woi^ in fine tailoring. Check these features; 10a%^ Wool, Rayon By August Hull had drawn up Back th e launching of Bethlebem-Fairfield'a tbelr most -succsssful patrol op­ -probably find floors that need varnishing and waxing— Open Ij'hursdar erations of the past fortnight madunery for OFBC to formulate A tU c k ! ^tin Lining, and Sturdy Construction.. .add these colors: Black, 10th Liberty Miip for the month ard esilMte economic programs. and Saturday . seU a new east coast monthly woodwork that needs repainting and other articles that need Buy W ar Brown, Red, and you will know why we call it the Top Coat of ’431 ”1iia'^|ade the State department EvehinRS. production record, yard ^offldale CfiDsee Fall e f Cake Bonds—- Sizes 9 to 18. ^ irgMiil thr 8 8. PLUS: ' r.ot only a poUcy-hiaklng agency refinishing such as the breakfast set or the breakfast nook. CIoMd ! but an operatiDf aaeney. Now. bgr AU Y o b ------PreaUtaatlM'Orosr the State de­ W e d n e sd k y Get some of oiir colorful ipiick drying enamel for this Job. ■X Tx - ' ■ • For VkiDryl 1 partment la put back to where it Afternoons, 1115 MAIN ST. (Opposite High School) MANCHESTER ,ivB8 in June: Strictly . a policy making agency.

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Help Germans Attempt other OPA officials that he la Brown said'he was “very much clare, than he would diave had if a check ^as delivered to tht oB B s. [ill Is Forced Temple Marks Manchester Crand Master Brown Ready ready to give up the hot aeat he pleasM" with Bowles’ work. Thia he did not enjoy the confidence oi Bolton’s Aid of the Manchester chapter which : Americans Wondering took over when Leon Hendefaon led to speculation that Brown the legislators. brings to ju st $800 the a m o u n t : Mav Lessen Dale Book To Maintaki East resigned last winter. ^ might recommend that Bowles W hat Brown w ill. turn to When contributed. To Shut Down Holiday Rites Lodge Guest Kaaplng Own Oeandl' succeed to the title of admlnlktre- he leaves O PA Is a subject of wide To Red Cross Bolt'6n has reason to fsel proud»' To Quit Post conjecture, with most speculation for there are no mdustries in the' Teriiis^Sel Tonight Bank Bridgeheads Tomorrow Night 8 O'Clock, Odd Fellows Hull Brown made it plain from the tor when be leaves. Meeting Directors Manchester 8FON8UKBO BV HINO DAVID DOINiK, L U. O I-. About Events in Italy start theee confidante said, that Vigorous Criticism Still Heard centering on another government town to help swell the total with Improvement Association at 8: I- — he would withdraw from OPA aa Throughout his conversations assignment, or fiossibly a place on large contributions. Much of tha Water Shortage the Rea- Jewish New Year\to Be (Continued from Page One) Odd Fellowg Here to V vr .111.....— GAMES Hi — ew vr Contributions to W ar (Continued from Page One) Tom orrow May Recommend Bowles soon aa he felt hia program was in with friends. Brown has made it the Federal Reserve board.' money given esme from individuals 26 Gainea ...... $4.00 Prise Per Uamr whose work lies outside toe toara, «on; To Make pairs Observed at Beth Rummage Sale at 1011 Main Have Roll Call on Next 4 S|H^al Uamea ...... $10.00 Prtae '*ei Game fT n m o i we follow Is an expression p t the Succeed tf^Job as Ad­ effect and that he no longer was clear that his Mrvioes w ill be avail­ Fund Reach $800; Nations will be fixed shortly street by Stanley Group of South Orsha. Apart from Mogilev and Developments at needed. Just how close thls-objec- able as long as they are needed in and who were called- upon fo r do* 1 Special Game ...... $50.00 Prize Two Million DImM Sought nations where they work. Yet To Machinery. through negotiation. Sholoni Tonight. Methodist church. Gomel themselves, this is tbs most Friday Night. Battle ideals o f this republic. W e shall ministrator of OP A. tlve te to achievement ia there­ charting the ' OPA program More Than Double. im^rtant rSOroad junction In ^ Door Prlae flIO.OO And Behind they responded with a doubis con* Many difficulties He in the way Friday, Oct. 1 .. , $1.00 Admiaalon Include* All 'il the Above Qamea. not be able to claim that we have fore, ‘in Brown's opinion, the key through Congress, where vigorous San Salvador, Salvador, Sept. 29 southeastern White Russia. to when he will leave. And on this trlbutlon when called upon again. BscauM of an acute shortage of of granting Italy anything even The Congregation of Temple Roll Call, King David Lodge of Grand Master Edward Zollen of Special Hagda lOc Each. • Lines Raise Question as^ gained total victory In this war If W ash in gton, S e p t 29— Prentiss criticism is still to be hieard. —The Central Reserve Bank Last spring over $700 waa. coi­ approaching United Nations status. Beth Sholora w ill observe the Jew­ Odd Fellows, Odd Fellows' Hall at The Germans put up a stiff fight, the I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge, to­ any vestige of Fascism In any of score he is keeping his own coun- It is such spirit aa tola that irater, due to the continued All Bingo Pla.ver» Are Invited To attend! . M. Brown is giving serious thought Brown, who accepted the job uh haa requested the United States to i^ tiled In the town of Bolton to- One is the reluctance of the troops ish New Year-Rosh Hdshanah, 8. before Krlchev, attempting to hold gether with other mentbers o f the To Direction Taken. its malignant forms is permitted c a makes possible the work o f the der pressure from adminlsrt ration send twcl million dimes to Salvador \ ^'rd r the Red Cross W ar Fund drought, Lydall ft Foulds wlll be who have been fighting the Italians opening the calendar year 5704, in .Sunday, Ori. S the Ifey to Mogtllev. They also bat­ grand lodge including . District to survive anywhere in the world." to stepping aside as price adminis­ W hat set him thinking seriously associates who argued that American Red Cross. hls^o alleviate a shortage of fractional drive. This was double the previ­ forced to shutdown fo r three or to accept them as allies— a feeling the Temple, Myrtle., and Linden Union evening service of Protes­ tled stubbornly in the Nosovicbl Deputy Grand Master Smith of ' By James Marlow and George trator. of resigning was his satisfaction congressional connections would be currency. The government last four days. The main source of sup­ doubtless shared by a large part of streets, with religious services to­ tant churches at So. M^ethodist sector just southeast of Gomsl. Rockville will attend the annual ZIelke If one-third of the annual food .The only question now, associ­ over O PA operations under extrepiely helpful, has not Been week authorized circulation of U. ous year’s total, but the Bolton The cost of fuel oil to run a de­ the public in the United States and night, Thursday and Friday. church. /. ates said today, is when. General Manager Chester Bowies ply, through Salters Pond* which Is Red Star, the Army newspaper, roll call and supper here Friday W ash in gton, S e p f ' 29.*—(SO— waste in the U. S. could be avoid- entirely successful in avoiding con- S. 10-cent pieces in Salvador, stlpu- workers were still not satisfied— stroyer one mile ia 50 cents. located to the east of the plant in Britain. Roah Hashatiah ushers in the .Monda}’, OcK 4 said the enemy launched several evening of King David Lodge. The ed, it would be equivalent to add­ The former Michigan senator while Brown took a recent month­ greaitonal fire, but at the same latlng'that they would be accepted they were determined to have the stroyers are potent weapons velopments at home and behind the Parker village, Is dry with Only a Tlie attitude of Washington and Penitential season for the Jews Flection Day, Annual 'pown strong counter-attacks with infan­ supper will be served at 6:30 ing between eight and nine per cent has confided to erstwhile associ­ long Vacation. On his return, .the time he probably has had less as the equivalent of 25-centavo fund reach $800. against Axis' subs. Keep ’em sail­ Might trickle of water coming London, on the other hand, seems meeting. High .School hall a t 8:30. try, tanks, motorized guns, in the sharp. H battle lines In lUly now raise a to the total food supply. ates on Capitol hill, as well as to day before Congress reconvened. trouble, his former associates de­ coins. They have succeeded. This week ing by buying W ar Bonds. t d w ' that since the Italians appsr- Tuesday, Oct. 5 Nosovlchi sector but was repulsed NO MORE SOAP AND Sirough. According to Supt. Melvin The roll call will be held during question of what direction events i i ______Hathaway the mill will undertake Ontly.wish sincerely to help in the - i-“*n Monthly meeting. Pine- Civic and forced to retreat anew. the business meeting and accord­ are taking in that country where Associatfon. , WATER FOR MY FLOORS -, major repairs during the short en­ fight against Germany it Is only Swift Advance Continued ing to reports thb- biggest crowd the AlUes are stlU battling the Ger­ ■ WJVnraiPinF common sense to make use of .Sunday, Oct. to forced vacation. Numerous swamps and streams of the season will attend the meet* mans. Is Driving Wells them. Outing Campbell 'Council, K. of ing. Following the business ses­ / use PR £E N " But it is a question not likely to C., at Osano cottage, Bolton Lake. in lyhlte Russia- are lined with The company is busy at the ( A djspatch from William Mc- sion there will be an entertain­ be answered soon since President Tuesday, Oct. 19 mines, barbed wire and anti-tank present time driving down arte­ Gaffin, Associated Press war cor­ barriers. Red Star's dispatch said, ment for the members. Roosevelt only two weeks ago aqk- m \. sian wells both near the factory State Convention, Knights of cd patience In judging Allied moves respondent in Cairo, reflected a Pythias, Orange hall. but the Red Army continued its No need for making two Jobs ~ one ’ 'i and to the water shed to the east. similar viewpoint there. McGaffin and motives until they are finished >,y'’ Saturday, Nov. 6 swift advance. Purchase Webster Diary Mr. Hathaway also said that the said that British forces which re­ of cleaning and a second of waxing. and proved. Regional meeting of Soroptl- Along the middle Dnieper the •X * ienforced vacation would enable the cently occupied Coo and Lero Is­ Confusion Over PoUtIcal Situation mist clubs a t Y. ' > Red Army steadily extended its oc­ Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 29.— (P) company to accumulate paper lands in the Dodecane.se had ac­ PREEN—the new wonder-product—* Associated Press dispatches cupation o f the eastern bank. The — Trustees (A Harvard University 42- Stock from waste paper sources cepted’the Italians as “co-belliger- froitt southern Italy say^there is Kremenchug escape gap for the have purchased the original diary does BOTH AT ONCE and saves la* and make repairs which are badly confusion among American and ents" on the grounds tfiat the Al­ German forces below Poltava ap­ of Daniel Wfbster for $500,000 in lies' first task is ti> kill Germans British troops over the political needed. St. Agnes Guild peared closing rapidly after the war bonds. bor. And PREEN is so easy to u se - lA st summer the Connecticut -ituation. and that to accomplish this - they Russians took Olqbino, 20 miles ■'•si®-' >• Sportsmen, of Manchester, stocked spread it on, wipe up the dirt and The political problem Is being should use* every weapon and north o f Kremenchug, and Gra- Seeks Members handled by Gen. Dwight Elsenhow- Salters Pond with trout and were means at their command. I dizhsk, 15. miles northwest of polish. / ready last week to put in 500 more Capacity to Help QiieMtlon \ Kremenchug. •'r but it la unlikely he is acting trout for next spring. Lee Frac- without the general approval of How much Italy can help to HEALTH QUIZ i chia, president o f the’ club, said Mrs. Max Bengs of Pitkin Both Railroads Now Cut the Preaident and Prime Minister I ^ wage war on Germany is. of this morning that most of ■ the Both railroads from the Poltava n t NO Churchill. course, a question. Her capacity street entertained with a tea at tidut were in the lowgr pond near region to Kremenchug now are cut There was questioning at home to help may be limited mainly to her home Monday afternoon for kyMlmhlaiacbKr □ □ and the number of Oefman troops hers last fall when the Allies in­ s-'N ' < the mill. behind the lines assistance to the the members of the, membership Pint c Quart $ enclosed in that pocket has not 05 1,10 vaded North Africa and dealt with British and American Armies, but committee of the Manchester li|Hlackpifir«i|$r7 been estimated, but it must have Vichy’a Admiral Darlan. But now having the Italians with us might branch of St. Agnes GuUd, of been considerable in view o f the li|M|itinttallMsiljrf □ □ frank dispatches coming through simplify our occupation problems which she is chairman. .$ Some Leaks RabM Berthold Woylhaler stiff resistance they offered' at from AP Correspondent Edward and aggravate thosiiLjpf the Ger­ The conimittee Is making a Poltava. l$|MlfNliipnsti<-Nmas7 □ □ Kennedy in southern Italy say that r mans, poMibly relieving several which lasts for 10 days and culmi­ campaign for new members at On Marshall there: Allied divisions from occupation n a te with the observance of Yom present, with the hope of increas­ Numerous towns and villages op­ Evsrybedy knows thst poorly dtessted Half Gallon $1.75 food ottsn eausss a hudSchy, sluggish The Italian government of Prem­ tasks and tying up five or six Ger­ Kippur—the Day of Atonement. ing the- enrollment to 200. Or­ posite the spires and domes o f Kiev condition. ier Badoglio -*- who led Fascist man divisions, The beginning of the year is an oc­ ganized a number of years ago on the high west bank of the river ' (ConflnM from Page One) al.so were occupied and Red Star re­ But yoti msy not know thst Nsture Armies and succeeded the fallen Oil at once. d.e 6un. casion for introspection and self- the local branch ha.s grown to *150. The Badoglio government, mean­ ported Russian artillery and avia­ must produce each day, about two pints I Mussolisi last July— seems deter­ to be done when the time is ripe. while, retains civil administration examination for the Jew. A Shofar The need for work for the St. of the vital digestive juice— liver bile— — ram's horn— is blown .during the tion was hampering large concen­ to help digeet your food. mined to force itself upon the Uni­ Iliere may be discussion about in certain areas and is cooperating Agnes home at West Hartford has ted Nations aa an ally but Ameri­ services in the synagogue calling trations o f German men and ma­ If Nature fails— food dossn't digest F R E E N “CLEANS'AS IT WAXES* transfers without any decision well with Allied militasgr authori­ more than doubled. can and British troops are unen- upon the individual as well as upon chines at the Dnieper crossings. MADI lY THI MAKIKI 09 MINWAX WOOD HNISHft . iuiving been made. That is a per­ ties, though the situation natural­ " Besides thfc chairman, Mrs. tiiuslastic about welcoming the the nations to re-exam^e and cor­ At the southern end of the front fectly natural thing. ly is chaotic because o f war time Bengs, the committee includes Italians in arms. rect their- thoughts, fceir deeds, the Germans were forced back to .Readfe editorial Excerpts conditions. Mrs. Harold Garrlty, Mrs. Walter upset snd sluggishness can follow each The Eighth Army News de­ the tip o f the Taman peninsula other in a vicious drcle that k e ^ s you ' h Mr. Roosevelt read to reporters, In some areas the qountry is their attitude and thein con<}uct.'' P. Gorman, Mrs. John Lappen, manded that the Italians be not with obvious relish, exceipts from directly under Allied military rule, after the Russians occupied Tem ­ faeling rotten. Therefore, take Carter’s Special Prayers FoF Victory Mrs. Samuel Kemp. Mrs. William ryuk. Little u v e r Pills bseause they start bile treated as Allies but be made to two editorials in The Hew York with Italian prefects of police tak­ This year special prayers for P. Qulah, Mrs. Philip Newcomb, Dispatches said the Red Army flowing quickly—often within thirty min- “pay the price of their folly” in Herald Tribune. One editorial re- ing orders from the Army on all victory will be offered during the utee. When bile flow ihcreases— you may Johnson Paint Go. Mrs. P. R. Brannick' and Mrs. was pressing down both banks of following Mussolini ai)d fighting ked that in all the columns matters of policy. AMG (Allied .religious services and supplication Francis P. Handley. help your digestion. You’re onyour way to the Allies. the Kuban river, routing the ene­ faeling grana all over again. Remember— 699 MAIN STREET abmit what had been intimated, Military Government of Occupied TEL. 6854 Officers of the Allied Military for Divine protection will be made my out o f their last foothold in the you cairt get theee tame results from laxa­ learned, or said by •'authoritative Territories) is not playing as ex­ for the boys in the armed forces. Named On Commission Government of Occupied Terrl- aources” about Marshall, "there tensive a role as it did in Sicily. Caucasus and driving them across tives that fail toadmulata the flow of bile. A jMrvlce flag has been placed the Kerch strait to ^ e Crimea. If you fad headachy, liatlaa, irritable tqrlea (AM G) who went to Italy ' has not appeared a single solid in the sanctuary of the Temple for Washington, Sept. 29,—(g>)—The ordepressadjwta254paekageof Carter’a to administer the country have fo ct backed up by a man who Reporters Overlook Story the 29 members of the Congrega­ United States representative on Little Liver Jnlla at any dnigatora today. found, their organization side­ [."would put his name to it or support Taka aa directed. Tomorrow aaa how fit tion who are at present serving the Mediterranean commission will Let Your "E" Bonds Bny ' tracked while Italians control it, explicitly, by evidence that a and alive youTl fe d l______• Advertise in The Herald— *lt Pays Aurora, 111—(g>)— While report­ their country. be Edwin C. Wilson, 50-year-old civil power and they are resentful .freshman in history would look at Yankee Suba. ers for the Aurora Beacon-News The services will be conducted career man in the diplomatic serv- of the situation. twice.” " r^Eorvice. P a ssa ge s had been under- ministration, told a “Free Italy” : lined in red pencil, and the Presi- ra lly : .dent read the first part of the ar­ Will Be Dressed Differently ticle, after emphasixlhg that it was “Mak^ no mistake— if Badoglio written by the head of one of the and hia reactionaries have interim venirs-^'*'^ unwraps *..••» ^ great news agencies. It.waa obvi- control of the mechanism of gov­ VierhandSi'^^ I ous to his listeners that he objected They cost $7,000,00b apiece and they ernment. and access to Allied ra­ to som e parts o f it. dios, they will be prepared with f Behind efforts to “kick Marshall V:H|) something just aa bad aa Fascism, I upatain” to global command of are worth every penny of it. So far our L tbpugh it will be dressed In a coat I Anglo-American forces, the story rl72i/7 of many colors instead of bla,ck." I said, was a plan o f infiuential TC«Q Yankee Subs have sent more than 300 Badoglio haa used the Allied ra­ I W hite House advisors to give Lieut. [7Son dio to urge Italian opposition to I Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, chief the fJermwia. The Allied govern­ I of the Army Supply forces, control ments, however, long since prom­ ] o f the spending o f $22,000,000,000 in Jap ships to Davy Jones' Locker, and ised all freed peoples that they I the coming year through reorgani- would bo allowed to choose their tSd |Satlon of the Arm y production * . „„ow,tonVgW,agam Ifront. ' we're only getting started in the Pacific. own form of government. But at the same “Free Italy” Hutchinson credited informed WE HAVE QUARTS. PINTS rally. Count Carlo Sforza, Italian I sources with saying the motive was O N E - - AND foreign mlpister before Mussolini Ito use the Arm y’s production pro- PRESSURE and perhaps the most prominent Igram,.except aircraft, as a political COOKER 2-QUART SIZE I weapon in the ,1944 presidenUal Western Auto anti-Fesciet outside Italy, did ex­ Li Our Yankee Subs are-built over In Ibampalgn. LEFT! actly what Badoglio did: Urge op- M ASON J ^ S poeitlqn by his countrymen to the RepresentaUve Shafei^fR., Mich) Hurr In If Groton. To build one takes money iferred to the arUcle on the House G erm ans, * thousand-.1 otheroui fighting )or yesterday and declared that You Need Out They Go- At Deaoufloea Italian King IssodateSton Denouncing the Italian king. Ilf he could prevent "those in the One. Give-Away Prices and men— one is as essential'as the Igabal nri'entioned from taking over 856 MAIN STREET AT PARK STREET Rforza, who has said he would not War, department and building other. JHost of th(6 men who build serve in the Badoglio government, Yanks wiu push J hotnb- into a political machine" he told the raUy: “Our flret duty to­ miort tor get. buld be doing the nation a serv- day la: W ar to the death againet these subs are transported' to and the Germans.” He and Henderson charged the -- frpm their work in Connecticut G> in* Allied governments with failure to utilize boldly and constructively len Are Repairing < ' pany buses. Without bus service, the proved antl-Faaclst elements a t Italy in the war against the Ger­ ussoVc remetnb®*^ [High Smoke Stack submfpj|ie production would prob* mans and for the extermination of They Land Because You Lend Fascism . ably stop. . ^ He proposed that the AM O gov­ Nextti«.eyoug‘;^ ? S e is .Now that a conversion from Oil ernment In Sicily and southern It­ ) coal has been made a ly — ^where K ennedy -eald A M G It the Mutual Heating plant was sidetracked— should serve as ioryon-®”“ “^ " the rear of the . Hqum — By Investmg an "official rallyiiig point for Ital­ id Hale building, .men are w o ^ ian liberals." , „,i money ig on the smoke stack. It was He pleaded against the words of U. is risking “ll- found that several places where Churchill who told Parliament last ■ * askedonlytoiend . 'he stack had been welded to- BUT AH EnRA-SlOO Tuesday that the ItaUan empire ;ether, were starting to spread. In Bonds waa “lost. Irretrievably loet.” W a r Men were started at ijork and 'Sforza aaked for the Integrity of J -W ar Bonds, and ^ o « ley have worked nearly to the European ItMy. He said Mussolini's fop. By mending the sections When we refer to “they” we’re talking about W AR ROND THIS BIONTH "criminal conquest of Ethiopia and jt were found to be spreading American troops who, in ever increasing numbers, his focdlsh conquest of Albania" y o » d o in iT was said that thqre will be a should be considered territories iving o f fuel. are carrying the fight to the enemy. lost to Italy but that this should not apply to Italy’s old colonies of 1 quesuon ^ penny Y ^ ^ ^ e a t Held In Hon’s Death You need to keep up the fight on the home front Libya, M trea and Somaliland in by 8fivi||g your maximum ability to the war effort Africa, all taken by the Alliee. Surely, to ^ ^ w d o - t o )U S ^ ^ * i o v e . Los Angeles, Sept. 29.— A c- Warning Given VogoelavU little enougn V ^^^.^acribce aiu» ■•■Td by a coroner’s jury of hur- and placing your maximum savings in War Bonds . Then, at a moment when 7taly - hia 16-month-old son from a and your savings acrount. ' til a disarmed, surrendered battle- 1 courage, anu *nth floor hotel window. (Claude ground for the Allies qnd Ger- 'Txter. 46. secretary of a local mans, Sforxa warned Yugoslavia acker bakers' union, is- held In vriilch looks acroaa the Adriatic ill on auiplclon of murder In- N * sea at bis bomeland “more In ^ e ir | -s t witnesses testified Dmcter Interest than ours" not to put for­ _ drunk for hours before and ward demands that encroached er the child, Johnnie, plunged upon Italy's territorial Integrity. ' his death Sunday. j For those who wait to eee what | The Savings Bank the future holds. President Roose­ Ballot O b .Strike Vote , , . . r*'- velt In Ms Sept. 17 message to | I**' Oongrese said: •ton. Sept. 29.— UP)— Veteran .WARBONDS “I am sure that the Congress England flafiermen, members realizes there are many ettuatione | ’• Atlantic Fishermen's union, of AAanchester In this war—and there will be | quietly began balloting on a many more to come— In which It le MfrW Votb and ‘ vote today, the first to be impossible for me to make any In this a re a undier the A Mutual Savings Bank announcement or even to give any ____ onnally act. Union officials Indication of the policy which we .tiwy expected it would ukg are following. And I ask the Amer­ t943. Tbs N s« Hovsn I It to u days to complete thb OTIC SEHVICE * ' Bny Wftr Bonds and More War Bonds! ican people aa well aa the Otm- I .-F"' _ M aeme crews et sea gress to bear with me and with our J ; ■ . ■ expected to return before chfefa o f staff. . . . ; I ■ aww ■ ■■ ■ s ■ ■ - Q □ “The people and thq Congreas sBa aM ka m iMMt Eta {Dlkir TfWeh 1

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for office and Impeached .after hIs on a fast. They are dying from Witnchealpr volr, Va., Just before the sirphuie of state. Judge PallotU rules that main been complied with. Wages I fouted to, Mexico City, which is cij'tion, Aurelio being a Tam­ ravaged by the dls- Plane Makers makers, along with other war pro­ the authorization of ' the Town Separate Butter Rof'kville ducers, labor leaders and news­ 40-Mile have been increased approximately currently experiencing * a beef FEET ON FIRI Evening Herald many politician. So all techniqu eaS^ that go hand in harid with committee to fill any vacancies in Rotary Chief Union Serviee Told Comply^ 26 per cent, he said, while the "Lit­ shortage/ Therd's no misery like tired, 1 are at a loss to remedy the sit*, Lewis H. Ohapm^B Meeting Today paper executlvas witnessed a sta rt­ the p ^ y 's list of nominees ”is ap- tle Steel formula” calls for only 15; PUUUdHBD BV THB hunger.. And this, again. Is sec­ 84B. R4>okvtUe ling exhibition'of fighting men and Rationing Urget fng, burning feet. - Hurdredz • HCRALD PRINTING CO, INtt uation. Aurelio remains the 'can­ pUcabte^ to vacancies occurring in 3^1 in Fighter per cent. Income Shows Increase people who htri'e to gtsnd on ondary news, usually, in the news­ machinery in action. the futuffc and not to positions un­ With Order IS Bl<«ell S treet didate. There are an American papers co'ming to our desk; tucked Speaker Here Here Sunday Mr. Lee said that the manage­ feet all day are'getting marvet Slancheeter, Conn. Washington, Sept. 29—(^5— The filled by the. caucus. ment fully understands that one of New Haven. Sept. 29.—lexli-an Beef Returned Seeking A Gift? The Aetoclated Preae |a excluelve- for several hundred thousafi^ peo­ Rockville, .Sept.' 29- (Special) council. ~ the Board of Finance to its list of S. Hastings, 82, president of Hast­ shortages in some areas as long a preacher at the Union Service of firm compiles with terms of a pre­ ly entitled to tha uae of republlca- democratic process, technically ings A Sons Company, publishers butter is lumped under the aam ' 197 th district. ably has flown faster than any hu­ vious order by Saturday noon of tlon of all news diapatchea credited ple already in the United Nations As. the result of the special city .Confronting them la the word of nominees. Attorney General Fran­ Governor Treadway in his re­ man being ever has traveled be­ all Protestant churches in Man­ Mexico City, Sept. 29.—i/P)— powerless to remedy the situation, niei^tlng held 'Tuosda.V evening at cis A. PallotU ruled today. 0|fThe Lynn Daily Item. program^With meats and othe I this week. Bernard J. Lee, vice Here Are Some Suggestions Despite Limited to It or not .otherwjae credited tn fold, already our civilized respon­ Charles E. Wilson, executive vice Atlanta.—Henry Heinz, 63, paat marks gave members of the Man- fore. chester this- coming Sunday isve- Twenty carloada of Mexican beef tbla paper and alpo' the local newa the most shameful aspect of the which a special appropriation of chairman of the War Production 'The Republican town caucus had cohfimodltieS.” The greatest speed ' previously nlng. The service, sponsored by the resident and general manager of publlabed herei,. sibility. We have often scoffed president of Klwanls International Brandt, pr^ident ot a Isrg;, cheater club probably the beat and -le company, stated today that his destined for United States mar­ Stocks Due to the W^ar. All rtghta of republlcatlon ot $3,500 "was voted for the use of board, that next year’s warplane three nominations available for the most logical explanation of Rotary officially recorded by the pilot of Ministerial Association of Man­ kets were turned back at Ciudad case is to be found in the conduct at Hitler’s ’’new order.” Now it the Recreation and Civic Center and vice president of the Citizens dairy company hjid of the NaUona acompany has met the situation by apeclal diapatchea herein are alao of Aurelio himself. It ha.s been output will have to be half again Finance board. It named one can­ Southern National Bank of At­ service and Ideals that the major­ a fighter plane was that of Col. chester, will be held in South Meth­ petitioning the War Labor board at .luarez on thf United Staees bor­ reaerrad. seems his turn to scoff at our committee, .work' will be started at as large aA this year’s, and will ac­ didate to fill an unexplred term, Cooperative Milk'^x.Producers fed Cass Hough, also Of the Eighth odist church beginning at 7:30 one of brazen determination to lanta. eration, is conferrltig with fsrr ity of the members have had the Waahington for an oral hearing der. President Autla Camacho an­ ollant of N. E. A.- post-war world. Let’s.hope the once at the improvement of the count for a tremendous share of but, with two places open for full opportunity to hear. He spoke with Air Force Fighter command, when o’clock. nounced last night. Ine shipment, Crosses ami Chains ...... $1.65 and up Full aervica stick to his ambition, no matter playing field. the $80,000,000,000 to be spent for Chicago.—Tiffany Blake. 72. vet­ and congressional lea^rs here 01 Dr. Barstow is a native of Con­ and making applieation to the Servlca Inc. situation is not met as Hitler six-year terms, it nominated only eran Chicago newspaperman and Industry problems. a quiet enthusiaiam that caught the he dove a P-47 Thunderbolt "more Office of Price Administration to which had not been authorized by what those who nominated' him Mayor Raymohd E. Hunt presid­ war in 1944. one. TTie Democrats made nomina­ than 780 miles an hour.” which Is necticut and was born In Glaston­ Publlahara Repraaentatlvaa, Tba would meet it. If the responsibili­ ed at the meeting and City Clerk F. for 31 years chief editorial writer attention of all his Iletenera. be heard in a petition to raise the the Mexican government, was ra- Gents’ Ideiitificution Bracelets $5..50 and up Jnllua Uathawa Special Agency- Wilson outlined the Job ahead in tions for all three plaqes.. for The Chicago Tribune. He was In a question and answer period the speed of sopnd, in a test flight bury. After graduating from Dart­ think of him, no matter how wide­ ty were his. Leroy Elliott read the warning for an address delivered at Fort Bel- Let Your' “E” Bonds Bity mouth College and Hartford Theo­ Rev. R. W. Barstow price oif Jenkina Brothers’ prod­ New fork. Chicago. Detroit and In an opinion^ to the secretary bom in Chicago, Yankee Subs. ^ . following his Ulk, Governor in England last spring. ucts. Boaton, •— ly he is repudiated. Somehow, de­ the meeting which was attended by Treadway gave some very Inter­ logical Seminary be was ordained L ockets...... $.5.00 and up mocracy lacks not only the tech­ about forty persons. to the Congregational ministry and The company .was hailed before MEMBER -• DOIT BUREAU OF The appropriation was made esting and instructive advice on quainted with God,” a devotional the Regional Labor board last Get Mor* CIRCULATIONS. nical ability biit the moral force club problems. Ceiling Prices has served . in ' South Congrega­ book, and "Modem Perplexltlea,” Thursday by the Mine, Mill 4fc Smel­ Ladies' Stone Set Bracelets. . . .$7..50 and up Ope^ Forum without discussion. Lebbeus F. tional church, Hartford; First Con­ The______Herald ______Piinttng Company. to compel him to wdthdraw. If Blssell, chairman of the Civic and gregational church. Woodstock. and la a popular preacher at ter Workers' International union * Inc., aaaumea no flnancTalcTal raaponaU there were any decency in his Recreation Center committee ex­ Put on Wool Vermont; South Congregational achools and colleges both in New which asked through its businessK Comfort For Sterling Rosary Beails...... $4.50 and up blllty for typographical errora ap- Willard Wants To Know plained the reason the committee Jungle Fighting • England and elsewhere. . representative, Irving Diehjor, that psurlns Id Adv6rtli*ni6ntt lit ToC character, any moral sense of To the Editor: church. Concord, N. H., and First the board’s directives which In­ Manchestar Evening Herald. private or public honor, he him­ had ■ requested the appropriation Washington, Sept. 29— The (Congregational church, Madison, The music for the service will be The subject matter of this com­ He stated that to date from the provided by the massed choirs of clude setting up union organization Standing Feet Caiiieo P en d an ts...... $.5.25 and up self would have ended the situa­ \ Seen as Worst Office of Price Administration put Wisconsin. within the fllant be put into ef­ Wednesday, September 29 munication is in no sense meant entire fund of $8,308, the sum of An Extra Chair In Your Living ceiling prices today on . 1,500,000 Active’Civic Leafier Manchester churches. They will With A Daily Ice-Mint Treat tion the moment his fitness was to be critical, but rather 1s an at­ fect. Don’t lot tlroS. bam lns oonoltWo foot $192 had been expended on the pounds of wool bought from the Since coming to tht Hartford sing two anthems. J. 'Thurston Exceed ‘U ttle Steel” Formula so conclusively assailed. His fail­ tempt to obtain for the voters a grounds, $2,405 on the buildings Pearl Harbqr, T, H., Sept. 29— government of Iceland at levels Seminary Foundation he has been Noe, minister of music at the Herald-Tribune Speaks Out somewhat clearer picture of the Mr. Lee said today that the com­ ure to do so is a revolting exam­ which included plans,,etc,; $30 for (/P)—African ueaert and Italian prevailing for Montevideo wools, an active leader In civic and state Sogth church, will preside at the pany's wage Increases already ex­ on your ie«i nna anKias ww*w w It is the habit of the McQor- Town’s business affairs than is re­ advertising and $22 for stationery, with which Icelandic, wool was affairs, having been a member of organ. Jesse Davis, choir director kotpkoep them cool and eomfortabW.ootnd«nB*ort«bW..o»nd n fW h Mt N W /N W F T T i ^ ple of contempt for the ordinary vealed in the 172 pages of the An­ _ beach fighUng cahtipt be compared ceed the terms of the "little ateel worktwArV *Ato helphaitt perkMrk thame Counsel, Is earning his money, ered with six inches of loam and . 5 5 ner Welles could have been valu­ the field will be in condition so that Much Oreoae Thrown Away one thing worse than Moscow, able. but in hurriedly scanning the vol­ it can be used for some sports next uminous Town Report; ^ it would / 100% Pure Wool the White House with its present Failing that, the best summer. occupant next seem to me that there are some Gainsborough is s name that Hartford, Sept. 29.—(fl5—Report­ thing la to replace the good man ten Items of compensation for legal League of Women Voters means quality . . . It’s hand ing collectlone of 15,952 pounds of Yesterday, ^as President Roose­ “The World Tomorrow” is to, be English lounge chair featuring “knife- REGULATION ARMY AND NAVY gone writh another good man. serflces to Mr. Hyde totalling sprung, frames are hard­ edge” type arms and a T-shaped seat waste grease in Hartford last velt castlgat^ the McCormick- the subject for the Vemon-Elling- wood. specially seasoned In month, ^ecutive Secretary Bice That the President and Mr. Hull something like $3,599. Is this ton League of Women Voters’ cushion . . . old time spring con­ Patterson pliers for their lead­ amount correct? the sun and air and then kiln Clemow of the State Salvage com­ seem to have done in the appoint­ monthly open meeting to be held struction. Textured cover In light mittee eald yesterday that "Au­ ing part in fomenting the General 'Then I find that Dr. Moore, as dried to prevent warping or mauve-rose. ment of Edward R. StetUnlus. this evening at 8 o’clock at the Su­ shrinking. gust figures are- twice those of Marr tall controversy, he hsul spe­ Chairman of the Board of Health, perior court room. The League has the same month a year ago, but His assets include a’ favorable received $1,696.63, while I was re­ cial artillery. It was in the form been conducting a local campaign Choice of graceful Cabriole exactly one half of what should SWEATERS cently told that Dr. Moore’s an­ opinion of him at home and to stimulate interest in post war or imartijr Tapered leg have been tabulated. We know (Rejects) of two editorials from the New nual compensation was only $100. plaiming and cordially invites the that vast quantitiea of grease are York Herald Tribune, which hap­ abroad, created on the bSMis of Of course, if I had my way 1 would his conduct of Lend-Lease. The community to attend the meeting. 5 9 ” being thrown away by house­ pens to be a leaxllng American engage Dr. Moore as a full-time During the month of .S^tember wives.” ARE IDEAL_ GIFTS Russians know him and art re­ Health Officer at a salary com- neighborhood groups sponsored by newspaper, which, as sui eminent­ rhenaurate with the importance of AT THE FACTORY ly conservative organ, is not slave ported to like him. He has had the League have met to discuss Stolen Truck Wrecked charge of the greatest spending the work. problems Involved in “witming the to Moscow, and which, aa an emi­ I think, too, that the voters peace.” These meetings are culmi- nently Republican paper, la cer- spree in onr national history, and' would be Interested in. a break­ natlng.,in the discussion this eve­ Torrlngton, Sept. 29— dP) - i m not even a sharp-shooting Con­ down of th» salaries of all of the ning of several types of plans for tru(:k reported-Stolen in New Ha­ ' tainly not under the personal spell Police Court officials. ven yesterday afternoon was dam­ K' Of Mr. Roosevelt. gress has had a word of criticism world organization. , aged eirly today when It ran off for him. He is mostly ^familiar Also, I am curious to know why The program, conducted by Mias Mr. Roosevelt was able to read it is necessary for any Town- De Ellaruth______Shoff as chairman__ will be For a dramatic Hying room Perfect Privacy . . . Perfect Aftemooa tea...perfect setting the road near Ekist Litchfield these two editorials yesterday sus with smd interested in the eco- ...flank your window with Comfort when a Gaintborough bridge. State Policeman Angelo partment to buy insurance frons't In the form of a p ^ e i in which the with a pair of Gainaborougha Buffa of the Litchfield barracks; If they presented his own views. nomic aspects of our foreign out of town agents when we have speakers. Miss Lois MacFarland, a pair of Gainsboroughs.' i» added to your bedroom. for comfort and relaxation. so many excellent agents living in the Investigating officer. Is seeking 'H e himself emphsulsed the fact diplomacy; those aspects are Mra E. Benton Burke, Miss Gladys the driver who alleg^ly disap­ looming with Increasing ’ impor­ Manchester and paying taxes to Willey, Miss Natalie ITde and Mrs. that it was .an eminently conserv- the Town? Richard Graf will participate. Dur­ peared after the accident. The . Sitive, “respectable" American tance as we try to put practical I .think it is about time, too,‘ ing the evening they will speak on truck is owned by Josephine Co- newspaper which so referred to and solid foundations under w y that the residents of the Town the essence of seven conflicting danna, 32 Shelter street. New Ha- the “aleepl^ efforts of the Pat­ IMst-war scheme of relationship particularly those purchasing plans as follows: No Plans, World water from the Town, were advls- Federation, League of Nations, RETAIL SALESROOM terson press to spread disunion i^th the rest of the world. He Moequltee Mdre Aecufmte hlmseff is a business man, cer­ ed of the,net profit to th, Town of Urilted Nations, Western Hemi­ among the Allies and confusion In the Water Department. sphere, Anglo-Saxon ^ d Geopoli- 2-niCI UVING ROOM io o OiC their war planning.” tainly not motivated by any ideo I am, naturally, as an ex-Police SeatUe— (/IV-. M«J. Gen, John Marston and his . men on Guadal­ It is refreshing to find the Pres­ logical desire to make the world Commissioner and a Director of Harvest P^stlvAl 3- -V VAiUfe-PRICED AT WARDS l i L 7 o V D the Hartford Governmental Re­ The Rockxdlle Methodist church canal were bombed 10 hours ident so bulwarked in his criticism over, but just as obviously - and straight one night by the Japs certainly not afraid to do business search Institute, very much inter­ will conclude its Harvest Festival MANCHESTER KNITTING MILLS There's o'ltrong hint of tomorrow in the design of this sofa on4 of the McCormlck-Patterson pub- ested in the conflict which has this evening when a church get to­ 'Without much barm, he told newe- MANCHESTER GREEN OPEN DA)LY 9:00 TO 9:00 nabing plot The McCormicks and with u d fltd practicsd working gether will be held. There will be mfen. “But the moequitoes put me ehoirl Body-invitipg, generous ki size i i i and attractively stylodi arisen between^the Board of in the hospital -'with malaria. Pattersons repeatedly hide arrangements vyith anybq^y. SAectmen and the Board of Police a parlph supper with, the Woman’s And there's re^ol quoKty In the covering ; ; . beautiful, long-wearing Commissioners Regarding the num­ Society of Christian Service in Barrel Type They’re more accurate!” behind the claim that they are Mr, Stettinius has only to con­ mohair-and-cotton high-pile friezel Filled with resilient fiber and tinue his past standard of conduct ber of policemen - necessary to charge. This will be followed by an prmrving and typifying the sa­ police our Town properly. I note entertainment presented by the cotton. Built for durability! G et .it dt W ard i tomorrow! cred freedom of the press. They, and his past efficiency to win that Chief Gordon has recommend­ Sunday school. The Men’s Club will Wing Chair sapeatedly jeok to persuade their himself new high esteem. ed that the Department be au­ hold an auction during jthe eve­ Only 20% DewnI Monthly FaymenI PianI fellow members of the press that It is of minor interest that his thorized to engage twenty police­ ning. Upholsteired in Newbury blu«^ an attsudc upon them la an attack selection continues what seems to men. Of course, ours is a highly in­ tapestry. Have a Gx:a-Cola =Welcome, Short-Snorter be a Presidential trend away from dustrialized Town now. which Cogswell Chairs I'upon'^ all the finest traditions a t means that it is in the category Lounge Chair ^ I the whole American presa That his own definitely liberal ideologi­ which requires more policing than The Poet’s Column cal comrsuies toward increasing a rural town of equal area. ’The Tapestry fabric with tufted in ffgrured blue tapestry. dlalm is tommy-rot and the more By Hairy T. Mathiason backs. 6 9 ^ 0 it is rebuked by otE^ members of recognition of conservative ele­ average number of policemen for Towns and Cities of a population Local Marine Somewhere in the j the American press, as the Herald- ments in Ainertcan leadership. Pacific similar to that of Manchester, ac­ Can’t write a thing, censors to 59.75 IIIMbune has now .done, the heatth- One interesting way to express cording to FBI statistics for 1942, what the President has been do­ blame, 35.00 er the estate and reputation of was 1.29 for the country and 1.48 Just that Fm well, and sign my [the American press as a whole. ing is to say that he has been for New England per 1,000 popu­ name. lation. To amplify this matter, I The McCormlck-Patterson^ alll- turning the cold shoulder toward Can’t tell where we hall from. the tyi>e of men who instinctively Middletown, vlth a population of Can’t mention the date. J ance is a ^ciallst in abuse ot the 30,00G has 30 policemen; ’Torring- Can’t even remember the meal I IlCreedom of the press, and a blot demanded a third term and who ton, with a population of 27,000 ate, ' ■upon . American joumaUsm. It has instinctively demand a fourth has 32 policemen. To be conserva­ Can’t say where we’re going. v a ■ |iBiaught to do more damage than a term, and favoring, in their stead, tive, I do not think we necessarily Don’t know where we’ll land. men who will certainly never be have to follow any outside yard­ Couldn’t inform you if we were Dusand paid enemy agents stick. but I positively agree with met by a band, St conspire to dtj. The more his passionate advocates in suiy Ch^ef Gordon that ffia Department Can’t mention the weather. juejitly it is labeled for what political arena. Some analysis is definitely under-manned' under Can’t say if there’s rain. It is the better. sees this trend os merely ^part of present conditions. Our military secrets must secrets the fourth term campaign itself, Now that I am asking for some remain, information . f^arding ,'the Town Can’t have a flashlight to guide The Aurelio Case —i the idea betng..to assure the con­ I would like to repeat what 1 one at night. servatives of the country and have -repetitlously said in Tpwn Can’t have a cigarette except out .There's a good sample of what make them think that Mr. Roose­ Meetings. ’The present Town Char­ of sight. Iraerican politics should not be ter is completely outgrown. ’Hie Can’t keep a diary, for such is a velt is their man after all. This sin. like in the case • ‘of Magistrate may be so, and we woqldn’t at­ duties of the Board of Selectmen amas A. Aurelio, still "Demo- and the duties'df George H.. Wad­ Can’t even keep the envelope your tempt to deny i t We can observe, dell should be clarified in a new letter came in. stic and Republican candidate however, that we haven’t heard Charter. No one would question Can’t say for sure folks. Just pjor the Supreme Court down in of .any conservatives being con­ that Mr. Waddell is functioning what I can write. few York City. a Town Manager and I have not So I’ll call this a letter and close verted. with “Goodnigl^” FAMOUS BATES QUALITY |[^ Shortly after he was nominated heard any well-informed person C o v e r Wall-to-Wall with Marbleized - question his ability. I do, however, Harry T. M a th ia ^ is the son both parties, Aurelio was dis- definitely raise the question as to of Mr. and Mrs. Oecar Mathiason, Green Leather LBNOLEUM ON FELT BACK FLOWER-BASKET SPREAD in close Ues with Frank I^amine In India the legality of some of the acts Mr. of 691 Hartford road. ello, “underworld character, ', Occasional Beige Occasional Chair Simple, charming pattern that will look well with any style j A few years one day's Waddell under the present set-up, To Guard Against Violations Don't wait to modomizo old flooril Here's whom he expressed “undying is forced to perform. Lounge Chair Ingsl Fine quality, closely woven textured cotton . . . extra news carried, on the American I might add, also, that I am dis­ Aubusson Chair Upholstered !n blue tapestry. your chance to get llnolaum on felt bock at Ity" for the latter'a part in page one, an airplane accident in Hartford, Sept. 29.—(g>) — The sturdy leather that will giv* weight. . • won't wrinkle eosilyl And lovely pastel colors ore f ng bis nomination. Obvi- appointed that the Penslmi Plan State OPA announced yesterday it Words low prices. Theso delkotely-groined l o 2 5 which some dozen persons lost Jias to go over untU the March ad­ was sending two investigators to years of service. .,. or how to bring folks c^ser together Sq. Yd. Durable, economicol spread you'll wont for oil your beds! ily, for both parUes, and for their lives. American newspa­ journed Annual Town Meeting. designs can't w ear off, for the colors go clear public, the task was to get ’There were very few dlffetisnces of New Haven, scene last week-end .75 you’ll wont Another spread to cut Into o lovely pair pers of the same issue happened of a half million dollar fire in a fur When shert>8non«rs (traoz-ocoan flyers) moct and compare their auto­ through to the sturdy felt bock. Bring in your Ask eboul eur of him. Technical difficulties opinion regarding the type ot plan storage plant, to guard against any 1 2 9 0 0 draperies! See It at Words, TODAYl ■ . ttj carry. Inconspicuously and “in­ best adapted to Manchester smd it room measurements for on estimate todoyl Mistallotien Servicel found in the way. - Neither violation of celling prices on fur graphed dollar bills, the invitatioa H«m m “Ceie” Is fldrly rare to follow. side," the news that some two or seems to me that these might coats. bad I the legal authority to three millions Chinese had Just easily have been ironed out in time him. The state’s highest to. submit the matter to the com­ — another choice. Indications of thousands of Gandhi’s country­ said he had hanged himself acci­ Maj. Charles T. Griffith, «1, V.BJL dentally from a closet door with high-sign he prefers the plesisure men in and near CalcutU are get­ retired, noted for his treatise on COCA - COLA BOTTUNG COMPANY. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. two -trousers belts while playing b r o t h e r s . INC Bay U. S. War Bonds and Stamp*. MAN( |.Vt^g Aurelio declared ' unfit ting less nourishment than Gandhi .overcoming > pain, died yesterday The boy leaves his parents, Mr. and 821-828 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE .il6l 1 ' / . al his home here. Mrs. Melbourne J. Callun . o m i TboC-C Coh.

•/ ■ ' 5? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M AN ClfE^R, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEK 29, 1948 ^ rn m m Mrs. Joseph Dimock organist. Re­ 7 Church Plans Ellington hearsal at South Willlngton wUl Plan to Organize Federal Butter group Is in , a position to pay iU clerk’s office from 10 a. m. until [Stafford Springs be held this evening. Mrs. Arthur O b it u a r y Marlborough grocery bill.’’ " Signs o f the Times at Local Dining Place noon. StirU INSTAllTLY tt n M Pastor Leaves On the other hand, Representa­ Voters Made In connection with the coming 9. Netto Mra O. F. Berr J. Calsse to organist. ‘Paranurses’ Unit Mrs Howard Lord William H. Rider of West WIll- Buying Near End tive Monroney (D-Okla) contended election, the town clerk haa ar­ Stafford Open House 498-S. Rockville 884-3, Ibwt Hampton Ingtoq, bus driver and Miss Lor­ In November that the subsidy program was On O ctober 3 ranged for a demonstration of .the raine M. Emrick of Wethersfield, Deaths “about the only way to get stabil­ vetipg machines with the com­ The six-months old triplets, Hartford, Sept 39—(JP)— Plans Mrs. Alfred Vine la a patient Washington, SepL 29^-{JP)— plete ballot on the machines in SORETmOl |V Cdrp. Hugh J. McQuaJd, ton of have applied for a marriage llcenac ization in the cost of living. If I m st* ■ If. at the Hartford hospital. Mr. ^ Caufifid by CoM» ■ vlSra Hugh McQuald of Orcntt- Women'g Federation to children of Mr. and Mrs. John J. to Hartford. Frank O. Morhmrdt to organize, here, for the first time Representative Bates (R., Mass.) prices rise, then so will wages, and Cl>«Pirrf the lobby of the Municipal build­ Lusa, Maple street were christen­ The state highway department in this countiT, a legion of "para- Vine’s mother whose home is to Resignation of Rev. J. S. now it is thelmly method of put­ INi>Ul-AT«0N Special Session o f Select­ ing on Thursday, Friday and Sat­ Just rub on Mustarde-^it^ 1 »ino, graduated thia week from a Sponsor Annual Affair Frank G. Morhardt. of 31 Strick­ Darien is caring for the Vine ^sclosed today, after consulting aapedaUy to promptly raUevei ed Sunday afternoon at A o’clock has been trimming the roadside in land atreet, died last night at his nurses,” who would be rushed to ting the brakes on." « « v ta urday. Demonstration hours on sore throat and aching ebast flourae In Aircraft Engines con- baby while ita mother is in the the War Food administration, that Neill of St. Mary’s Ac­ men and Town Clerk to Thursday and Friday will be from 1 the vicinity of Willington Hill, the home. Mr. Morhardt had lived In scenes of disaster by airplane und Meanwhile, an argmfhsnt arose due to coldi. Mu ; ducted by the A.A.F. training On October 6. a . St. Bernard’s church, Roq||ville hospital. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.,' and on Satur­ past week. . - • this town about two years. He was dropped to parachutes, were an­ government purchases of butter over the action of the House Agri­ T iu x Be Held. break op local congaaMon in t i' MOiinand at Wright Aeronautical by Rev. James Dolan. The god­ nounced today. Ijeo Stubbs,' who has been at cepted with Regret. culture committee to approving a day from 9 a. m. to 12 noon.. per bronchial tract, noao and I The fall program of the wo­ secretary for the Cummins Dleael were about completed for the time (——— ■ [•OWporattoB, Lynbrook, N. Y. Center Church Women’s Fed­ mother and god-father of Bruce men’s wicietles will open Wednes­ the Veteran hospital in Newington bill to put a 100 per cent-of-parity '• ZXKSIIW. — iw a sTfiENcnifi eration of which Mra. Arthur H. Engines, Inq., Hartford, and was The idea for this proposed new being and production after Oct. 1 SiOtoo The Selectmen and To-wn Clerk Mra. Richard H. V*'ent**>e David were Miss Corinne DeCarll day, October 6, with a W. C. T. U. for more than two years following The resignation of Rev. James floor under basic farm commodi­ Wine On FUzfJBet Qrove street has left for Miami, IlUng is president will sponsor a charter member of Hartford civilian unit, which would be on will be available for civilian use. and Leon DcCarli; June were Mr. meeting in the afternoon at South Post, V. F. W. call by the Red Cross or the a gasoline explosion when he waa Stuart Neill, rector of St. Mary’s ties. Chairman Fulmer (D-S.C.) will hold a special session for Fla., where she will visit with rel­ "Open House" at the church, Wed­ and Mrs. Antonio Lusa; and for severely burned has been spending This would mean a conaiderable ' itiS'n*. -ttiusn'-.’': Willlngton. Other societies are Mr. Morhardt leaves his wife, Army, originated with Dr. Ray­ easing of the butter shortage, Episcopal church, for a quarter of said the full parity price would making .'voters for those whose London.— UP)—A young salei- atives for several weeks. nesday afternoon and evening, Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Negrelll. - few days in town. erase the need fozf subsidy pay­ qualifications to becc me electors man, attending his first horse race, lira, Robert Plccln and son of Ladies’ Aid and Mission Circle. Mrs. Jean Meredith Morhardt; mond Holtz, acting chief flight which has become acute especially a century, was accepted with re­ October 6. It has been the custom Prayers were said and gifts of James B. Service is a member The work of oiling the town aid ments. Representative Hope (R- matures on or after September 18 wagered (2 on the daily double at little Rock. Ark., are.the guests of this church for a number of four sons, Meredith Morhardt, Jon. surgeon of the State Department in New England and the east, the gret at a largely attended meeting money presented to the babies. A of the Connecticut Yankees. Naval roads has been completed. of the parish last evening. Rev. Kaa) described the bill however as and on or before Sunday, Oct. 8, Stockton—the first bet of hie life. ! 4ff her husband’s parents, Mr. and years to hold a welcoming social reception was held At the home Morhardt, Jeffrey Morhardt, of of Aeronautics sind captain of the congressman said. Aviation Cadet and attending the wing staff of the Civil Air patrol. Neill submitted bis reZignatlon on “another form of subsidy." on Saturday, Oct. 2 to the town He won (2,964. Read Herald Advs. Mrs. Joseph Plccln on Grant ave­ for teachers and newcomers in the where about thirty were present. thia town; and Roger who is with The shortage. Bates said, has KINDLYHITCH Pre-Flight school at Chapel Hill. the U. S. .Marines in the South been caused by huge purchases by Sunday, September 19, having re­ To Ask Similar Treatment nue. Her husband, 2nd Ueut. Plc- parish, at the beginning of the fall Guests came from Stafford, Rock­ The organization will be called The committee voted a)so to go N. C. He has had fifty hours of the government and military and ceived a call to the rectorship of YOUR MORSES i . cln. Is sUtloned on the west coast. season. An unusually large num­ ville and Somers and pictures were Pacific. He also leaves two daugh­ the American Legion of Para- Bad Check Passer before the Banking committee' to flying. lend lease administration require­ St. George’s Episcopal church, Lee, 534853485323532348535323534823235348485323485353482348235323232353234853233023532353235323 Frank Placek, son of Mr. and ber of new families have chosen taken. ters. Miss Judith Morhardt of nurses—in short form, ALPS—and request similar support treatment * H 6 R B ments. *171680 purchases now Maas. It Is expected that Jie will 5323532348484848484853235348535353485353238948 ^ )drs. Theodore Placek of West- the Center Congregatloftal as their A-S Francis John DeCarll of the Manchester and Miss ElUen Mor­ will be open to registered nurses for all war essential production, ,^iord avenue has been appointed Will Face Court assume his duties at the latter church home, and the purpose of Navy, stationed at Newport, R. I., hardt of Hartford; a slater, Mrs. and women who have completed are virtualiy completed until next such as vegetables, cheese, butter, PlKtlng Chief of Material and church early to November. the Open House periods Is to ac­ is at the home o f his mother, Mrs. James A. Mango of West Hartford, standard Red Cross first aid spring. In addition, there have citrus fruits and crops producing •ytocess control for the U. S. been heavy purchases of cream to Rector Neill is the dean of Man­ quaint-’the parents with the ad­ Mary DeCarll, Sand Hill, for a six Tolland and a brother, Harold Morhardt of courses. fats and oils. Army and will be located at De- New York. New Haven, Sept. 29.— (JP>— the mid-west for use in eastern chester ministers, having assumed vantages for religious instruction day leave. Mrs. John H. Steele They will wear a distinctive The government loan support on '■irolt, Mich. He is a graduate of Waiving examination on 16 charg­ markets, curtailing production of the rectorate of St. Mary’s church which the church school and other Mrs.-'Ethel Berr has returned to 1178-8. Rockville The funeral will be held Friday white uniform, white helmets and basic commodities nbw ranges Waifford High school, Columbia butter. in 1938. The greater part of the departments offers not only for her home after having spent a two afternoon at 1:30 at the Whitney footgear similar to that worn by es of passing fraudulent checks from 85 per cent to 95 per cent of I ' University, and took a post-grad- Bates said the government now time he has assumed full charge a ! children, nut for adolescent hoys weeks vacation with relatives in Funeral Home, 921 Main 'street. the Army paratroopers. drawn on the Tradesmen's Na­ parity. These commodities Include /jtiate course at the University of Rev. Ernest E. O’Neal had for East Hartford. Rev. Frederick F, is placing a regulation to effect this large parish, in addition to and girls. Westfield. Mass.- The paranursea will receive in­ participating in civic and fraternal wheat, com. cotton, tobacco and ' Michigan. H. Nason, rector of Grace Episco­ tional Bank, here, and the First reducing sales of cream, which he Hninr7i"ii>naaiisa Newcomers Are Welcome Mrs. Frank R. Flrtlon of West- the Sculpture reading during the struction in the operation, main­ activities. Since the first of April rice. (Parity for a commodity is a •; Oorp. James Abdo of Camp pal church, Hartford, will officiate, tenance and construction of para­ National Bank and Trust Com-, said would result in channeling —Herald Photo ' Druber, Okla., is spending a alx- The hpiirs in the' afternoon will field, Mass., and Mrs. Harold J. Sunday morfilng, worship service he has been ably assisted by Rev. price calculated to give farmers and interment will be to Grove chutes from Frank Young, Naval pany, Bridgeport, John Patashus. more cream into butter manufac­ Transportation difficulties to these war times are indicated to the a\)Dve photograph at 'Han­ ■ teen-day furlough with his par­ be from three to five o'clock and Martin of Albany. N. Y., were call- IsafAh 61:1-11. Sermon, "Christian­ Ellison F. Marvin. The young purchasing power equivalent ^to Hill cemetery, Rockville. Inspector stationed at the Pioneer 24, New Haven, waa bound over to ture. that which they receive to a previ­ sen’s Milk Bar, 348 Mato street, a t the com er o f Haynes. The dining place has just been reflniahed ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Abdo in the evening from eight to ten. erz Tuesday at the Berr home. curate, who was ordained on June ity Has z Mission." A personal Parachute company in Manchester Superior Court In City court today. ously favorable period for farm on the exterior by the~locaI Tilex insulation service and the management didn’t want tbe finish ' n icdgewood street. AH members and friends of Cen­ Main street. 29 at tbe Cathedral of St. John the farewell was e x te n d i to each and Mrs. William L,. Rockland and veteran parachute jumper. He Bonds were fixed at (2,000. products, usually 1909-1914.) damaged by bicycles being placed against the building. So a fence waa constructed as place to leiui ' ' Funeral services for Police Chief ter church, particularly newcomers One of the two voting machines every member of the parish. Rev. Would Withdraw New Penny Divine, New York City, was en^ “ bikes” and tie horses. ^ Word was received in town today is a graduate of the Army para­ Patashus, who Assistant City gaged by Rev. Neill and his asso­ George J. Kealy, 40, who died sud- will be welcome. The whole church recently purchased by the town has and Mrs. O'Neal will have their Attorney Russell H. Atwater said, !|taily Saturday afternoon sfere building will be open. The differ­ been set up in the lobby of the telling of the death at the Ashvllle chute school and former member Washington, Sept. 29—(,/P)—Sen­ ciation with the church-terminades new address 99 Sherman street, Nursing Home, Black Mountain, of the 118th Observation squadrpn, has an FBI record and is also charge aaklng for an interview held Tuesday from the Browne ent classrooms, of the church school Town Hall and anyone wishing to Hartford, Conn. They will spend ator Buck (R., Del.) is fed up automatically With the senior paa­ Editor Waits N. C., of Mrs. Henrietta Buckland, Connecticut National Guard. wanted in Waterbury, was charged tor. His resignation was tabled at Plan Meets and indicating a convenient time. Publio Records iuneraL home, followed by a re- will be open for inspection and leqrn how to operate it may do ao several months, at the Hartford. specifically with six counts ~ot with "bad pennies’’ with wbicli, any time this week. Someone will widow of William L. Buckland, for­ the meeting last night! Written statements may supple­ '■nlem mass in St. Edward's church superintendents In each depart­ Seminary to learn the Portuguese utterin a fraudulent check, six he reports, the natibn has been ment, or their representatives will be on duty most of the time to in­ merly of Mancheater, which oc­ ^ Libel Trial ment the 15-mlnute Interviews. Admlnlstratoria Deed i t 9 o’clock. Rev. Joseph H. Don- languwe before going to Brazil to curred oif Thursday, Sept. 33. She counts of obtaining money and short-changing itself. Announc­ ' To Uncover l^elly, pastor officiated. Burial was be on hand to Inform parents on struct. ing he waa prompted by personal i Conference)! will be held in each The estates of Jane Lewis Wil­ take up their new work ee mission­ was the former Henrietta Ingra­ merchandise by fraudulent check, of the follo^ng cities on the dates In S t Edward’s cemetery. Active any points oh which they desire In­ The solicitors for the "Buy. Columbia vexation, he introduced a bill (Oonttnoed from Page Offs) son and William Wilson to Edith aries to that field. Rev. and Mrs. ham and was bom in Mancheater and four charges of forgery. New Subsidy Sqre Spots specified: Searers. were members of the formation. The church sanctuary Yankee Subs” bond campaign re­ O’Neal have served the Tolland which would withdraw the new M. Wilson, property on Arch 75 years ago. The burial took Miss .Gladys M. Rice The total amount of the checks, Sesaloa a t SpringllpM Sorough police department, of will also be open and It is planned port that (10,060 in bonds were sold P'ederated church two years with son’s wedding, in violation of the streqt place in Black Mountain on Fri­ 575-13. WUIImanUo Di\-lslon four drawn on the New Haven steel one-cent piece with the zinc Springfield, Mase.; Minneapolis, Which Chief Kealey had served as to have organ recitals both after­ during the past week. Coggswell untiring energy with the Young coa*tng and require coinage here­ Fight Begins pleasure driving ban. (ronttilbed from Page One) ^ Building Pertnite District reports the largest amount day, bank and two son the Bridgeport Minn.; Salt Lake City, Utaly ikead since 1937. Bearers, William noon and evening. People’s gronp and all community Institution, was (132.75, all of after of pennies colored, shaped Arrested on Libel. Charge The bffice of the building inspec­ ^ v a i , Woodrow Pitkat, .Herman Mrs. Charles W. Froh of Proctor of (3,475; of which (2,025 were affairs. The O'Neals will be great­ Applications for renewal of the The day after Tawes had been adjusted their delivery quotas Richmond, Va.; Oct. 11„42 and l3. tor Issued permlte today to Homes, EXTRA which allegedly were passed to and designed to be readily diatin- ' (Doatinned from Page One) Dallas, Texas: Oct. 13, 14 and ffcbmidt, Evio Panclera, Robert Road and her committee from sold by the Pearl Oil Company. ly missed In the church and com­ A gasoline ration books are now cleared of this charge by a Som­ among regions to match wartime Inc., for the. construction of nine i This makes a total of over (20,000 New Haven stores. guishable from dimes. 15. LARGE SauUeau and Thomas Young., Group H will arrange for appro­ munity. Hla resignation was ac­ Funerals available at the following places: chief discussion centers around erset County War Price and Ra­ population shifts, so that boom homes on Hyde and CooUdge ibapresentatives of the State police priate decoratlona. Refreehmenta and our quota was (5,000. cepted with regret. Their first Burr’s, Porter’s and Squler’S stores, tioning board, Matthews waa ar­ communities are getting insuffi­ Harrisburg, Pa.; Des Motoea, streets, oft West Center atreet'The 72x90 the terms. Iowa: Oct. 14, 15 and 16. . jlquartment. firemen and Stafford will be In charge of Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. George Kibbe and work will be developing new The. fuheVal of Ludwig Urlch, and Collins's Garage. These should rested on the libel charge at the cient suppljes. cost of each home will be (4,500. family have moved from Somers ■MONTGOMERY WARD Before the committee's! session ' Los Angeles, Calif.: Oct 15, I6 . NEWTON iS w cil Knights of ColumhiuB serv- Suhle of Group C; in the receiv­ churches in the interior. They were who died at his home early yes­ be presented to the local Ration began, , Representative Wolcott direction of Somerset' County Other Poaalble Trouble Spots U as honorary bearers. Business ing line, will be Misa Gertrude Road to the former Laaka place af accepted by the Methodist Board terday morning at 58 Cooper Hill Board with the tire inspection State’s Attorney Prentiss Evans. Some of the other possible trou­ and 18. Baby Bom On Bus Sadds Mills. (R., Micb.) ranking minority mem­ BLANKETS MtablishmenU on Main street Carrier and members of Group D; of MIssiona Sept. 13th. The Fed­ street, will be held from hto late blank and the back cover o f the When the State Office of Pries ble spots Include; Vlckabutg, Miss.; Ctocinnati, O.; E. F. Humphrey of Newport, ber, said CCC would seek a boost SPECIAL! ware closed during the funeral hospitality, Mrs. J. Seymour erated church body and church home Friday morning at 8:30 and currently valid A ration book. Administration later revoked Shortages of boxes and paper St. Louis, Mo.i Oct. 18, 19 and 20 Goldfield, Nev.—(/P)—Driver Fred Made by PeppereU. 35% wool — 25% Vermont, spent the week-end at the of (500,000,000 in ita borrowing Sacramento, Calif.; Oct 20, 21 cotton — 50% rayon, with myon satin .’ifwvlce. Brown, Group E; invitations, Miss school feel the loss of severing the from St. James’s church at 9 The warning for the annual towp authority, bringing it up to (3,- Tawes’ personal and occupational products for packaging some items Nazarene stopped hie bus and or­ home of his daughter and son-ln- ties of Rev. and Mrs. E. E. O'Neal o’clock with burial at St. James’s meeting on Monday, Oct. 4, and SAVE AT WARDS ON ration books, Evans said the libel which themselves are not scarce; and 22. / dered the passengers out—ail ex­ bindings. Emily House, Group F. ; ■ P vt Donald Ronalter has retum- law, Mr. and Mrs. Empson H. 600,000,000. Memphis, Tenn.; Springfield, In Peach, Blue, Turqnolae, Green, Boee to Camp Deyens, Mass., after in their efficient work. cemetery. Friends may call, at the election has been issued by the se­ charge would be pressed anyway, transportation difficulties;, the in­ cept Mra. Rosie Basket and another Aboth. Other visitors were Mr. Simutaneously, he said, tbe III.; Kansas City, Mo.: Oct. 21, 22 woman. Later )ie called the pas­ and Wild Rose. ,jWanding the week-end with his The Tolland Grange at its last home from this evening until the lectmen, and ail clauses call for agency had suggested an extension characterizing the two cases as ability of a store 40 g—An reer as an assistant. bookkeeper. The money for the prizes was fur­ 824-828 MAIN ST. TEL. 5161 MANCHESTER FIND AT WAROSI *1 examiner for the .town of Wil- munition workers, unable to secure WUlla’m Brndiar was woundfd to Army doctor with years of .expert- He was the company’s oldest em­ nished by the Grange and the Par­ •gton to succeed Dr. Frank B. quarters in the cities where they the 'same theater July 14. ence in the Far East declared that ploye in point of service. ent-Teacher Association. work. Mrs. Leroy Getchell, clerk Obverse who ‘served for many Stephen J. Kubacka, soq of Mr. the danger of a serious spread of of the rationing board, e8timates*.a (p rs and retired due to ill health. and Mrs. Andrew Kubacka of malaria In this country in conse­ present population of about 1,200. Liickner has been a resident of Moose Meadow and Miss Rose M. quence of soldier borne infection ~ ^ o r d since 1935 and l.s a mem- Some misunderstanding has been MalAck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs was light . caused here by the fact that other »t' o f the local ration board, John Malack of-the Wilbur Cross He was Lieut. Col. Francis R. GET READY FOR WINTER towns with populationjtearly the highway, Willington, were mar­ ^ mA; -" ’ ■ r -1 tt ------same as Hebron reported a quota Dleualde of the office of the sur- ried Saturday gt 9 a. m. in SL geoh-General o f the Army and he Mythical Intenriewa With Famoas People greatly below ours. For Instance Edward’s church, Stafford Springs. Marlborough has reported a (1,000 gave hto views to the Nineteenth Mr. and Mrs. John Luchon of CUnical Congress o f the Cbnnectl- tb South rovenlrv quota. Columbia a (3,000 quota, West Willlngton are the parents and several others to similar pro­ cut State Medical Society, meeting GIVE YOUR HOME of a son bom Friday at the John­ here for the second and final day. feoman 3rd Class Nellie P. portions. HERCULES r e son Memorial hospital and a son To tbe •American aoldler, eepe- |•®),lfe, stationed-with the "Waves" Mr. Getchell belie.ves that this is waa bom to Mr. and Mrs. EilwArd claUy to the^^utbwest Pacific said I fnWashington. D. C., is with her due to error to the quota given for Tomasko Saturday of South Will­ Colonel Dleualde, malaria waa a IjUpents, Mr. and Mrs. WilliamjA.. the towns mentioned, and that Inquiring ington. formidable enemy, and ita preven­ A GOOD PAINTING! t-heir quota should be multiplied by ■ *)lfe' at Lakeside Park on a six . At the annual meeting of Wind­ .clea v e. 10, 'There are additional quarters tion waa only to be. acoomplished ham Memorial hospital Mra.-Wil- by "strict malaria dlsclpiine” both Reporter t “ lira. Elbert D. Sheldon o f the to be heard from here, and It is liam R. L. McBee of South Will­ o^the part a t enlisted men and Well, Hercnles, that east Shore, is a patient at hoped that strenuous work in the OTicerg. ^ - in’t Beat GRANTS few rehiaining days will bolster up ington was elected one of the was certainly some ■— tn»e dover. and Liverlght. From 1922 to McGill-Coiiverse, Inc. • * his home on WilUngton HUl. 1939 be waa president of Thonoas U. S. CLEANERS & DYERS \ Ward o t York has left Mofi- today: John Orcutt ontgomery Itor fi alM -day visit to lead- The theme o f . the. aermcm Sun* Seltzgr, Inc. 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WTHT — War Garden Forum;. niegal Radio S p m lp r K roundings, still observe the great- Uncovers Evidence of WDRC—Home Front Reporter; WNBC — The Lone Ranger. o c i i u c i D .care and resist even though Shopping New*: WNBC—Blue Frolics.' 7:46—WDRC—Mr. Keen. Elniii*a Downs pretending to be a Nazi. Judy ;8:00—WTIC-Mr. and Mrs. North; Play Important Role Intestinal Link. 4:15—w n c — Stella Dallas; Notre Dame^ Michigan^ Southern Cal _ _ , 1 4 .• "You would be surprised to Between the WNBC—count Basle. WDRC - Sammy Kave Crehos- Win Two Contests In Increasingly Active leam that the worst HUler an- Cutting 4:30— w n c — Lorenzo Jones; tra: W T H T - Sam Balter: WNBC Scranton 8-1 ____ '“f New Haven, Sept. 29—(PV— Df- Advertisemaat— AdverUaement-^ Advertlaement— WDRI3—Perry Como; WNBC— News. Are Choices as Combined Operations Opposition to Rule. of the opposition," be declared. Joseph L. Melnick, young research Neighbors Time Views the News 8:10 _ WITiT Music: WNBC Lum and Abner? Resentment .^gainst Germany assistant at Yale, while emphasiz­ use only non-inflammable fluid and Corners 4:46—w n c — Young Wld^er Miners Unahle to Stop Over Philadelphia (Ar\'kl Fredborg, whose Austrian opposition Is directed ing that much is yet to be learned Urird Bcuna and. t’eas Brown; WDRC — Ad Liner; 8:30—w n c — Beat the Band; Ventures Collide in College Football book, the Steel Wall,” la the keep hands ^ u t of the solvent I’ve heard several 'women say WDRC — Dr. Christian: News: at the same time tioth against about infantile paralysis, has un­ t'«ji Pinch-Hit for Meat by using a suction washer. Do the WNBC—Jack Teagarden. Winners Who Pound boaif for the' following article, 5:00—w n c —When A Girl Mar­ WTHT — Take A Card; WNBC Naziism and against Germany covered evidence that it may be an something like this: *T’d just Four Roses Steal Is a representative of the Oon- Dried beans and peas make de­ cleaning oiitside of the house, ries: WDRC— News; Ad Liner; —Battle of the Sexes. Covington Hard. By RArry Grayson Belated Start Enabled Not all oppositionists want to sep­ intestinal disease, instead a t e res­ licious pinch-hitters for meat and Qi m v j m K where all toxic and other vapors love to wear my hair up, but my Base In Blackout ser\-mtlve Stockholm news­ WNB<>—News. ,, NEA Sports Editor NONtiMMAIDCA arate from Germany, but perhaps piratory one, and that it is spread other limited sources of protein. will be quickly dissipated. ears .always stick out so and I 9:00-W T IC — Eddie Cantor; I V I W N R e Y A,| A Q N W T I Girds to Romp Home paper Svenska Dagbladet. His 90 per cent of the opposition is In more ways than by bodily con­ HELLO TM RE;— 6:15— w n c —Portia Faciss Life; WDRC — Lionel Barrymore; By The Associated Press New York. Sept 29.— Ooileges i > < Is the'flrst comprehensive. In­ Dr. Henry C. Sherman, chief. Bu­ look a perfect freak.” WTHT—News; Music; WNBC— Early; Yankees Drop^ Lancaster, Pa., Sept. 29.— against Naziism.. At the same tact. THE AVERAGE AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE IS, LEARNING WTHT Gabriel Heatter; WNBC blessed by the Navy and putting dependent report on the .situa­ reau of Human Nutrition and ' Distinctive Dinnenvare The answer to that problem at Dick Tracy. —Bitch Ban(lwagon. The Eastern League Qtrvernor’a I (A1—A stolen base ' In the time there is Austrian resentment In a report yeslcrda.v to the more and more the value of thoughtful shopping. She depends up­ At B. D. Pearl’s you will find tion Inside Germany since Home Economics, says, "When least for evening wear, is ‘?tuck a 5:80—w n c — Just Plain Bill; 9:16—WTHT—Treasury Star Par­ Cup Is in posaession of the Elmira combined operations ventures on Final to Cleveland. ! championship playoff of the against Germany and Berlin. Five Connecticut Medical society, the on her newspaper to guide her in a hundred and one ways to the a wide selection of Heritage Din. Interstate Baseball ' League America entered the war.) ordinary beans are the sole source best values along her own Main street and side streets. She is flower just above each ear so that WDRC—War Commentary; Ad ade. the field—with sailors, marines years now under German rule 29-year-old Wesleyan university nerware patterns in lOO-plece open clfib today, for the third time In I held up the game 20 minutes of protein, they do not quite meas­ learning to buy only what she needs and conserve what she al­ it covers at least half of it.” Liner; WNBC—Jack Armstrong. 9:30—WTIC- Mr. District Attor­ By Judson BaJle.i have revived' the concept o f Aus­ graduate said: ure up to meat, eggs, cheese, or stock sets for festive occasions. seven yeaih, after a best-of-aeven and civilians participating—have | Monday night—while the um­ By Edwin Shanke s tria. *'We find ho argument with the ready has. Today the wise housewife plans- as far as possible 5:45—w n c — Front Page Far­ ney: WDRC — The Jack Carson A. P. Sports Writer milk. This Is because the beans Also smaller 32-plece all Ameri­ A special drawer, section of a series which saw several records had things pretty much their own pire looked for a neW keystone Stockholm— Secret enemies Daily confronted by Germans, idea that direct contact plays a her ultimate family needs. In food, in clothes and other necessities. rell; WDRC—American Women; Show; WTHT — Music; WNBC Before they hhed their uniforms. are 'not so rich in one particular can sets of high quality for as lit­ drawer or a rack should be pro­ tumble. way In the early going.' What will safik. large part in the dissemination of To help the housewife, we bring you the values advertised in your WTHT — Superman; WNBC — — Spotlight Bands; Sports. The Pioneers won the series, 'or the “winter the St. Louis Card­ of the German Nazi regime are at many Austrians now ask "Are we protein building-stone called tle as $7.31. Select your dinner- vided for knives. Knives and happen when they clash 7 Midway in the game be­ the same nation as the Germans?" poliomyelitis, but it leaves much to favorite shops each week and also the recipes and household hints ware now, at Pearl’s! Captain Midnight. 10:00—w n c — Kay Gyser’s Col­ four gahtea to two, by defeating inals may have reason to be glad; work even in the highest positions cystine. other sharp tools are involved in Well, we’II find out Saturday tween the Lancaster Red Roses The question is now answered be explained and we are dissatis­ we find, many of them sent to us by interested readers. So, don’t Evening . lege of Musical Knowledge; the pennant-winning Scranton that they clinched the National, ’’But' a little meat or egg, or miss out on any of the ’’specials for ^hia week!” 14 per cent of the home accidents 6:00—w n c — News; WDRC — WDRC — .Great Moments In afternoon when Georgia Te«h. in­ and the New York White of the various party organizations, negatively by at least 75 per cent fied with -it when it comes to an ex­ Wior’s.Ilave Nice Watches for team, 8-1, last night before a near League pennant before the dncln- ‘ Roses, air raid sirens signaled even bread furnishes what the ______-a------■ fn the United States. Make all News; WTHT—News; WNBC— Music; WTHT—John B. Hughes; vades Notre Dame,' Michigan natl Reds became properly organ­ including the Hitler Youth. Arvid of the Austrian population. planation. of the seasonal and geo­ Men and Women In the Service capacity crowd of 8,458 Ih the tackles Northwestern at Evanston a practice blackout. When the bean needs in this respect. So A Hint to the Wise cutting strokes away from your Terry and the Pirates. WNBC—Raymond Gram Swing. ized. Fredborg. SwedfslT newspaperman, There doesn't seem to be a graphical distribution of the dis­ baked beana with their orthodox Waterproof Scranton Park. and Southern CTatlfonffii deploys | lights went on second base says in his new book, "Behind the ease." Benson’s have just received a watches are a body and when passing a sharp 6:15—w n c — History in the 10:15— WTHT — Concert Hour; A^ecord total of 40,919 persons The Reds steamed into second .sharp conflict on the form of gov­ accompaniment of Bdstoh brown Headlines; WDRC—George B WNBC — Miniature Minstrels. against California at Berkeley. was gone-stolen. Steel Wall." Foiinil In Bln«id nf Monkeys limited number of Spring-filled necessity for knife to another person, hold the witn^aed the seven games— one, place yesterday, mathematically ernment among the majority o f bread make an all-right protein blade with the dull side toward Armstead: WTHT—Sports; Mu­ 10:30— WDRC — CresU Blanca Georgia Tech’s 20-7 victory over Illegal radio senders play an im­ thase against the anschluss. Dr. Melnick reminded the group, three-piece livingroom auites— a service men and the fifth, was a 17-lnnlng 3-3 tie— clinching it against any belated dish. Peas are a good protein davenport and two chairs— avail­ Look! the palm of your hand. sic; WNBC—Sports: News. Carnival: WNIbC — National North Carolina was vastly more assault, by sweeping a doublehead­ portant role' in this Increasingly The author has met Social Dem­ that the disease had been found in Matthew Wior, to establish a new record for the Impressive than Notre Dame’e Breuer his first starting assigti- the blood of monkeys, and said "its food, even without any supple­ able at the nominal price of $59.95 6:30—WTlC — StrlcUy Sports; Radio Forum. er from Oie Philadelphia Phillies active opposition. ocrats who are convinced mon­ 997 Main street, series which was introduced in 41-0 runaway againet underman­ ment of the season and then sat In presence there makes it a potential mentation.” -1. ■up—hilt—^you’d better see them It’s the sparkling short ha's still a fine A sponge-rubber mat on which WDRC—PatU Chapin: WNBC— 11:00— News On All Stations. 1937. and running their latest winning Army Protection Evident archists, and monarchism was They keep well. too. All they Feed Bag Froljcs. n:15—w n c —Hsrkness of Wash­ ned Pittsburgh, yet I lean to the the staiids to see what happened to Some of them probably are pro­ reservoir for blood sucking insects, now—they won’t last long! black dinner dress that will choice with ft> stand while ironing will greatly Last night’s spectators added streak to nine games. very strong in Austria. It spread need is a cool, dry place and a 6:45—w n c — Lowell Thomas; ington: WDRC '— Joan Brooks Irish in South Bend, even though The Reds have had a couple of his sore-armed righthander. Whet tected by German military au­ like mosquitoes, however. It should catch all eyes this Fall! A sweep - second lessen fatigiie. as the soft surface $2,477.23 to a previous $7,35? .46, to not only among the upper classes tight bag or can to shut out dust, Every Bond Brings Them Closer WT>RC — The World Today; Sings: WTHT—Music; WNBC— the Engineers open with a strap­ six game at^’caks earlier, but it he saw was Bnier giving up nlo# thorities because otherwise they but also among the lower middle be emphasized that the virus has smash hit in 'N ew York, it hands and radium dials. For the of a mat. keeps the feet from be­ give the Elmira and Scranton clubs hits in less than live frames, allow­ not yet been demonstrated in the bugs and mice. To Homo spells fascination for your fiir- nurses and women in the service coming tired. News: WNBC— Rene Musette- T h e Music You Want. a record payoff of $9,829.69 each. ping fullback named Scharf- tpok the late days of September hardly could continue their activi­ class and among workers. schwerdt. ing a five-run rally in the fourtll l-i bloodstream of human patients." ' They are on the fighting fronts lough dates, with bared neck­ you will also find jutt the wrist ------. .-■/ 7:00—w n c — Fred Waring in 11:30 - w n c — Author’s Play The winning Elmira players -will for them to g ft really hot. They ties for months and years, Fred­ Archduke Otto Favored Pleasure Time: WDRO—I Love house; WDRC — Invitatloit to Frank Leahy and the Notre whipped the Phillies 4-3 and 2-0 and letting another five-run flurry Infa^ile paralysis virus also had We have had a request for a n o w ... you probably think of lines, stem-slim skirts—plus watch they need and will be so To darken light tan" leather ar­ split $2,628.66 while the Scranton- borg says, basing bis conclusions simple cookie . recipe to fill the a Mystery: WTHT—Fulton Lew­ Music. Dame vkrslty are smarting for with two seven-hit pitching per­ start in the fifth. The oiily pleas­ on work and residence in Germany Public opinion Is. now more fa­ been found Ifi* flics, he said, but as­ them while you are working, or sequins and glitter galore to happy to receive and all are low ticles such as shoe^ or belts, rub ians will divide $1,314.42. cookie jar and w'e think you’d like priced. is, jr .; WNBC—Joe Rlnes’ Or- 11:45-WNBC — Chez Paree Or­ revenge. The Rambling Wreck formances by Ray Starr and Joe ure for the. Yankees was Joe Gor- from February, 1941, to June, vorable toward Archduke Otto of serted that that could just as easily shopping for those still at home. make you sparkle! them with a cloth dipped in am­ In defeating the champions last lon’s 15th homer. Hapsburg than formerly. He has this— . chestra; The Falcon. chestra; News'. ' was a neat package a year ago, Beggs. The only runs the losers J943. be the result. Instead of the cause, With the money you put aside monia. night, Alex Mustaikls and his boys The Boston Red Sox troimced had great success with his radio of the disease in humans. l..emon Oatmeal ('ookies from careful saving buy that For That Shut-tn or to Brighten 7:15—w n c — News: WDRC — 12:00— w n c — News; Rambling poundedi out 13 hits, while the too, but caught the lads of the made during the entire day came In examining opposition to the (Majees six dozen cookies)) Harry James; WTHT— Musical In Rhythm: WDRC — News; (Jolden Dome before Leahy had on a homer by Schoolboy Rowe in the Detroit Tigers 6-1 and the :,Sazi movement one must treat of speeches. At least one strong The discovery. In recent years, extra Bond that will bring them Your Own Windows Pioneers’ maoager-pltcher allowed Philadelphia Athletics worked out I monarchist organization exists. that infantile paralysis virus some­ One cup shortening. 3-4 cup that much closer to home. Their potatoes, and scoop out the in­ McGonville’s, the Florist; 832 Gems. WTHT — News. but five scattered singles. Scranton smoothed out the wrinkles of the the first game. " .'jfaslstance in Germany and Aus­ 7:30—w n c — Across the Foot­ 12:30—wnc —Design for Dane The Reds’ clinching of the run­ on the 8 t. Louis Browns 8-3 with I Social Democrats and Communists times was found in human stools brown sugar, 2 eggs. 'i cup dark faces will be shining through the sides. Whip the'm with butter Main street, have an enchanting THE COLD WAVE players entered into the spirit of newly-adopted T. tria as welt as reckon with active corn syrup, 2 cups sifted all­ lights; WDRC — Easy Aces; ing; News, ner-up spot was assisted by the Rookie L6u Ciola scattering eight " represent probably more than 50 supported the case for classifying Bond that you buy during the 3rd and light cream until light and showing of potted plants— those the walkaway by making seven Service Schools Tough’ hits. political opposition and with Insti- purpose enriched .flour, tea­ Brooklyn Dodgers, who dropped a ' tutions which have political Ira-' per cent of the population of Vi­ the disease as an intestinal one, War Loan! fluffy. Stir in very finely vivid cyclamen, begonias (that ■ FOR miacues to give the Pioneers six Michigan's steamroller bumps said Dr. Melnick who made an in­ spoons salt, 2 teaspoons, baking doubleheader to the Pittsburgh portance without being actively enna. but they are rather weak chopped chives. Re-stuff the po­ bloom so long) and those' lovely unearned runs. into stem competition for the first vestigation this summer in Chica­ powder, teaspoon soda, 4 dup MISS MODERN! Batting honors in the contest Pirates 5-2 and 4-2 and fell Into -i-mgaged in politics. in other areas. Most Austrians Time No>%- to Think .Vbout tato skins, .sprinkle with grated African 'Violets as low- as $1.00 a time in Northwestern, which— go, whlch.1 like New Haven, has milk,. 1 teaspoon . vanilla, 2 '^ pot. Call 2-1059. Overseas Service Men went to Bob Stoner for a 360-toot the phenomenal Otto Graham fourth place as-the Buccaneers German 'opposition sgainst seemed to helieye that restoration / Christmas cheese and heat under broiler- un­ took over third. The Pirates were Close Scores of the monarchy under the House been experiencing a relatively cups quick-cooking oats, 4'j» tea­ til golden grown. Serve with home run in the sixth inning, cracker and all—hasn^t enough to 'Kaxlsm consists roughly of four severe epidemic. spoons grated lemon rind. You’ll jUst love the new held to six hits in each game, but of Hapsburg is the only possible Chenille Robes that pride—and a garnish of parsley. The, Way You Wear It Chet Covington, Scranton’s ace check It. 'jnain groups, Fredborg says, going There he found the virus In sew­ Cream shortening and sugar, (Author unknown) - To Hear World Series huricg;, was relieved In the eighth bunched five of them for three runs epn to outline the general situation. framework which could hold the Beck's, 848 Main street, California did not show enough in the sixth inning of the opener Feature Play I Danubian nations together. age which had undergone standard add eggs and beat well. Add When worn by a gob by A1 La Valley after giving up a against the Saint Mary’s fresh­ ‘ The mcmarchlsts are very strong, corn syrup and beat thoroughly. ★ are showing in becom­ To Wear With Your Suits and and fitted them together at timely At the same time the Nazi op­ sewage treatment and, what he Oiythe back of his knob dozen hits during his time on the men to warrant picking the Bears but handicapped because they are Sift flour with salt; baking powder ing pastels for $6.98 Sweaters New York, Sept 29—(/P)—Over-^the Columbia Broadcasting Sym- Intervals In the second session also. position is working there amid described as an especially interest­ and in lovely two-tones for $7.98. It means that he thinks he’s mound. over Southern California. without a pretender, since the ing discovery, he found it in local and soda, and add alternately - to Your new suit deserves a new dapper. seaa service men will get a short­ phony and associated with CBS In the meantime the . Cardinals Ladies’ Day at Giuntrjr j growing unrest, depression and A thought for Christmas!'Ele sure Elmira, which entered the best- Cornell has the' manpower and members of the House of . Hohen- sewera draining from sections creamed mixture with milk and dickie and we know where there since it was organized in 1927, is of-seven series after defeating the split a doublehcader with the Bos­ defeatism among the people. A to see their attractive selection of is an ace collection—at Glenney’s wave earful of the World Series, Carl Snavely the well-conceived .'loUem and other Protestant where no persons were currently vanilla. Add oatmeal and lemon W'hile down on the eye to succeed Alfred Wallenstein as WllkeS'Barrv Barons in the semi­ ton Bravss and did nothing to im­ Qub Produces Good 'iprinces do not seem to be consid­ heavy blow has been dealth to Hit­ rind, beating well. Drop, by tea­ blouses too— in every size, a mimi Men’s Shop. These attractive but at ’ times convenient ^ to the director o f the Monday concerts plkye. but Navy isn’t being trifled prove their prospects for - next ler's prestige because the people suffering from the disease but Means the tar is a guy finals, three games to two, got a with this fall, so it’s the Middies Golf Yesterday. ered aerioualy, Bavaria ta in a sep­ where persons had had it former­ spoonful. onto a greased baking her of flattering styles and an en­ dickies come with either a con- areas in which they are stationed. on NBC at 8:30. He takes week’s World Series with the New have understood th«t his personal ticing variety of materials from verUbie or Peter Pan Collar in Who likes 'to believe he’s a head start by winning the first in a night game in Baltimore. arate position because the feeling ly: sheet. Bake for )2 minutes in scrapper. They will do so primarily through charge October 11. Wallenstein, contest, 9-8. Scranton, winners York Yankees. for the House of W ltteUba^,. is influence on the war’s conduct has preheated oven (375 degrees). One $2.98 up. smooth Sharkskins and other nice daily 45-mlnute recreations from after hi.s last program next M on - Capable Colgate,, shaded for­ Blast Cooper The fair sex, meqibera of the cqpsed military catastrophles in May Contaminate Environment fabrics. In stripes, plain colors The Cold Wave is unbelievable over Hartford, three games to one, midable Rochester on passes, but very strong and the Bavarian "That offered further evidence,” cup of brown sugar may be u.sed On the back of his dome telegraph report supplied by the ; day night, goes, west to become took the second game. 1-0. Mort Cooper, the Cardinals! ace Manchester County'club, art tak­ 'iprown prince with his son is in eastern Europe. instead of the corn syrup by add­ Practical W’orkTCIothes for Home (reds, blues, greens, browns, p’ink, in the thrilling new softness It Army and through dally 15-mlnute conductor of the Los Angeles this week it's the Army, Mr. C i APIWIOCOOOONSCRRRSIOODIM pitcher, started the first game and hp i-eported, "Chat healthy Cariiera It means “ nobody home” The third and fourth games were Jonei. ing full advantagSof the extrema' I Hungary and therefore not under . The majority of the German peo­ of the virus may contaminate their ing 3-4 cup of milk. Or Industry etc.), also checks and white and gives to your hair, and gives summaries sent by BBC (British Philharmonic. He has been with * . was relieved In the slkth inning by they are only $1.00. And the wearer’s a boot 'or a registered in the Pioneers’ win Key:—Select any letter at random. Dot it for identification. ly fine weathyr and yeatordap the threat of the Geatapo. ple have turned their backs to the environment. Occasionally also Montgomery Wards are featur­ your hair that glorious young radio). . The NBC and CBS,short the 15-year-old program for seven Pennsylvania should get over Lefty Harry Brecheen’ with the rookie. column, 4-3 and 2-0. while the fifth Yale, Columbia over Princeton, Write the letter on sheet of paper. Counting clockwise,,write every . Supporters of Monarchism Nazi party. .The misuse of/power the virus has been imported to per­ Another fine recipe for Green ing two-piece alack suits in navy waves also will carry summaries. years contest was a blank. Monday Braves ahead 4-3. Boston went on turned in some fine' acorea. Tha by the party and widespread cor­ All the Latest Books sparkle you’ve always desired! Holy Cross over Brown, and Buck- sixth letter In order across the page, till you complete the circuit. ’ In Gwmany proper, monarchism sist in the stools of convalescents Tomato Marmalade. ■ from Mrs. blue twiirthat are just the thing But when worn —-square and These transmissions are in. ad­ Programs tonight: NBC—7 Fred night’s contest went to the cham­ to win In .the ISlh 6-5 and the fact second ro^d matchee In tha f a l I ruption has aroused the bitterest The Dewey-Richman Co., have Ask about it today! nell over Muhlenberg. Separate letters Into words. A word may be divided at beginning bas its strongest supporters among for months. These facts may ex­ J. N. N. to wear to work in dustry or co straight dition to the fifth annual exclu- Waring: 8 Mr. and Mrs. North; pions. 10-2. that, another southpaw. Max tourney / were completed yeator^ | aBM>lQyers, peasants and the small- feelings. There are three factors plain the over-wintering of the Green Tomato Marmalade use around the house. These are an excellent collection of all the siv# network relay in this coun­ 8:30 ^ a t the Band Quiz; 9 Eddie Purdue has .^together too much and end 01 mes.sage, If so, connect it. If lucky .you get six Lanier, stopped the Braves in the latest books—such best-sellers as It means brains in the pate Last night’s game concluded ac­ day and all were well played i «r BBlddleclass bureaucracy, of direct political significance virus within a given locality. Al­ Wash green tomatoes, trim and welt tailored and neat appearing Be the wearer a vet or a rookie! try, Canada and Hawaii by the Cantor Returns; 9:80 District At­ tivity In the Eastero League for for Illinois’ peagreens In the ini­ winner*. second game 7-1 on six-hit hurling f The liberals have no 'decided which are likely to survives the "1 the Time of Harx-est” by Sin­ THEULY tial Battle for the Cannon, which bard fought Tha aeorta of tha I though poliomyelitis is chiefly a cut Into small pieces or slices. To and come in sizes 12 to 20 for MBS station list under sponsor­ torney: 10 Kay Kyser Hour. the season. In the nightcap did little to camou­ various evento at the club flaHadri | poaltion on the question of state.j Nazis—the church, hgih finance, disease of summer and autumn, it four pounds of prepared tomatoes $3.98 and in extra sizes 38 to 44 clair, “The Fifth Seal’’ by Alda- ship. The first games in New CBS—7:15 Harry James Band; goes for Minnesota against Ne­ flage Cooper’s unsuccessful effort nov, “ Mother Russia” by Hindus BEAUTYJSALON (* Epitaph TBiii'iiainsiit form. In most cases they are split and the Army. In,_the fight for has been reported to occur In win­ allow two poundq of sugar, 1-2 for $4.98. They are practical and York next Tuesday, Wednesday 8 ^ed Barber, Sammy Kaye; braska and Wisconsin against In the first game. and many, many others, "niey' are Maude Turklngton, Class A— Caroljm Lakinff. oa whether the Fourth Reich shall freedom of consclen'ce the clergy, ter. teaspoon of .salt, and . 5 lemons. yet give you a smart, neat appear­ and Thursday will have an air Lionel Barrymore, Mayor;- 9:30 Iowa. I look for Ohio State’s kids, Tommy Holmes decided the bo a united national liberal Ger- especially the Catholic church, has conveniently displayed on ' their Proprietress. who made such a fine stand Claaa B—Kathartns 8 t Jal ’’This would indicate that polio­ Remove the peel of the lemons, ance, at little expense. 527 MAIN ST. CALL 7484 time of 1:15 p. m„ while at St. Jack Carson Show; 10:30 Morton Poor Bouts Sports Roundup opener with a single with the bases Potttng Oaateat r^many governed from Berlin or a taken the lead. myelitis is a disease which occurs counters and you are welcome to against the Iowa Pre-Flight pro­ loaded and Marty Marion and Lou cut It into thin slices and boil for look them over. Louis will be L i 5. Gould C!arnival; 11:30 Premiere Nellla Jotutoon—88 potto. federative Germany. Catholics Win Good Will throughout the year, but has a 5 minutes in 1 cup of water. Dis­ Lay-a-Wsy Christmas Plan for The Army recreation will be Shotakovlch’s "Second Piano fessionals. to hurdle a Mlssou^;! Klein each drove In thVee runs In , The liberal group comprises club which made an excellent Mary McOurk—89 potto. The Catholics have resisted the greater instance during the sum­ card the water and repeal the BeauiituI Dolls relayed at stated Intervals five Sonata." At Hai'tford By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. e Cardinala-vAIpha Brazle; AI- the nightcap. Blind Nine Bole T n a r a a l [jMlaly important sectlona of tho mer arid.fall because the greater parboiling if the bitter flavhr in This. Year's Christinas Shopping times the next day after each showing sgainst Minnesota. Okla­ New York. Sept. 29—5aociations aay* that Saturdaya’ , celved hIs aummon* la*t week but nterring the Giants in the cellar, The Roman Catholic church has of any little girl this Christmas You can make it a Merry UEALTIIY FAMILIES Kaplan's Decision Tops Low Oraaa I Tbs Social Democrats form a also won good wiJJ which will be which flies may be one.” Combine the tomatoes, sugar, and they suggest you use their po(5siblc time. The-, various Freddy Martin; 9:80 Benny Good TBriieels May Rebound ■back the attack ’ day at Belmont hopes to get a crack at the Yank* -2 in ten Innings end 2-1. A single [atrong group among the workers. It was now possible. Dr. Melnick salt, sliced lemoftt;?and drained Christmas for your man in the Park will feature a 'jiO.OOO *pe- i before donning Uncle Sam’s uni- by Rookie Eddie Sauer with the Nellie Johnaoo, 94. very important after the war. Lay-a-way Plan now of $1.00 S' rvlce with any of these neces­ tran.-!mi8sions will be arranged to mjin'Band; 10:30 Radio Forum. Poorest Gird of Year North Carolina’s Tarheels are Julie Faulkner, 96. V ut the Nazis have been able to ‘ Such -men as Bishops Konrad declared, to consider "an epidemic peel. Heat slowly and stir lintil down, and 25c a week to save one THRIVE ON MILK! reach outlying posts at available MBS—7:30 Hal Mclntire Band: likely to bounce back against cial for "the apeedieat older horees form: came up from Sacramento in bases loaded In the tenth gave the bripple It more than other groups. of polio not ns a group of infected the sugar ia dissolved. Continue sary service articles seen in Kel­ not In training." . . . .Sounda like July and has won seven game* veteran Paul "Derringer the 200th Alice BUah, 103. Preysing ghd Clemens Vin Galen for your child this Christmas. ler’s Men’s Shop window,r^ Money listening perils. 8:30 Take a Card Quiz: 9:30 Sol­ At Auditorium. Penn State, at CThapel Hill. North Carolyn Laklng, 108. Its Jews have disappeared and have played an important role in people, but as an infected place." stirring and boil 1 hour, or until Nicely dreued and with curly Give your family the full ben­ The BBC summary, provided by diers with Wings: 10:15 Songs. CJarollna Pre-Flight is In for an­ another Whlrlawav-Al.aab duel. . . since then, Ernie White: recovered victory Of his iflajor league career other lu ders have become ieo- the mixture is somewhat thick, belts; sewing kits, wallets, service But, all tvpographlcal errors aside, from a sore arm just In time for in the Opener and a two-run rally Mary McGuric; 103. fighting Nazism. All Germany hair—they are a bargain at $3.98 kits, furlough bags, shoe shine efit of Homogenized Vitamin Don Dunphy, Is (Kheduled for 5:15 Sunny Skylar. Hartford, Sept. 20.—(A1—Pitting other dose at Duke. Louisiana Second Round Matebaa ,ted and M ve lost every poaaibil- knew, for instance, that Bishop and the fruit is clear. Pour at and $4.98! after each game, with a repeat State doesn’t figure to have too this Is oiice when the boss race last year’s series and blanked the the ninth won the second ses o f participatbig in politics. Guarding Home kits, correspondence cases, apron “ b ” Milk. You’ll be richly eight club fighters ui four eight- Sion for Lon Warneke after Hugh Alya Davis dafaatsd Schulte in Cologne had spoken once into hot sterilized jars and the following morning at 10:45. What to expect Thursday; NBC round bouts was something short much ■ trouble with Rice. North customers really will get theirjYank.s with six hits: may repeat. iM stance Comparatively Weak seal. kits, jewelry, hosiery and neck-, for hls-fralLflipper seems East had pitched five-hit shutout Booth 2-1. about "the lie. that limps through NEW! lArcoIlte Washable Wall rewarded with sturdy bones Lieut Bob Elson, sports an­ —12 noon Words and Music: 3 p. of a howling success here last Carolina State is doped to repel money's worth (providing they to be f . Reslatance of the masses to the wear in regulation chlors and all don’t lose too many beta). ,. . . about ready for action. ball for eight frames. Ann Seaman defaatod Baia F Germany." He was summoned by Of Arelikishop P'Inish That Dries In 1 Hour! nominally priced from $1;00 up. nouncer for WCJN, ■ C!hicago; be­ m. Woman of America; 6:05 Mu­ night, but there was plenty of Clemson In a night game In Char­ : Natla therefore, is comparatively The practice .of running up and and good teeth because it con­ rhey’ll get the Futurity and the Yanks Lose ter 2-1. the Gestapo to explain what he { This -modern synthetic Uarcolite But get them in the m air before fore he went into the Navy last sic by Shrednlk. CBS— 3:1.5 howling from the customers who lotte, Wake Forest to take MaPj’-, Clara Rand defeated MS -^veak. down stairs is an open invitation tains all those vitamins and* year at Great Lakes and who has Elizabeth Bemls. News; 4:30 Per­ Jockey Clu'o Gold Cup. which, cost No Safety In Numbera The New York Yankees were meant by speaking in that fashion Philadelphia, S«pt. 29.—(/P i- wall finish will cover in one coat, October l5th! disagreed with the main bout deci­ land and an inexperienced V. M. Ayer* 2-1. •' But millions of Social Demo- to accidents. Always walk, and broadcast every series since 1929. ry Como Sings; 6:15 New Boh the track $25,000 apiece in purse beaten 12-3 In their final conflict about Propaganda Minister Joseph Police guahds were placed around most any surface—wallpaper, minerals you need. sion, saw only five of the eight box. squad to turn back Davidson. In a high school grid game the with the Cleveland Indians, hut all ' Peg Chanda defeated ImoglM| ^ a t ic workers did not disappear take extra care when wearing Becker aeries on Dogs. ULU— money, a $10,000 race for juveniles Goebbels. who limps. the home of Dennis Cardinal painted or new plaster, building Better Consider Your Fuel ...y- ' . . . has been added to the MBS game ers who had been billed to appear West Virginia is picked to other-night. Lakeland, Fla., high the score meant was that Marvin Kennedy. 4-8. i'iuid even now an important num- high heris, mules or clogs. Look staff to complete the roster. He like Bee Mac and Alorter that The bishop, indignant, aaid, "I Dougherty, archbishop of the tile, brick, waliboard or cement. Situation Now! 12:30 Farm and Home Program and witnessed less them 10 instead shade . Virginia in Charleston. was penalized for having only ten Breuer would get a good rest dur­ ^ r of elderly workers and petty where you step and use the hand­ It brushes swiftly and easily, and ORDER FROM has received special permission Kansas State College; 1:46 Third o f the expected 32 rounds. aren’t eligible for tho Futurity and ^ n cia ls can be considered Social was thinking about the devil.” He Roman Catholic archdiocese of R S. Potterton at the Center Arkansas ; hasn’t the Missouri players on the field and two plays ing the World Series. Let Your ”E” Bonds W nt rail. Install a gateway at the dries in one hour. It baz.no offen­ to help out Red Barber with balls War Loan. Sec. Morgenthau 4 Pete Galiano, 146<(i. of Balti­ the race mentioned above and later was penalized again for hav- Sjemocrats. was quickly released. Philadelphia, last night, after a has those popular Glenwood Cabi­ School of Mines in Texas Chris­ Manager Joe McCarthy gave Yankee Saba. head and foot of stairs where sive odor, and a whole room may net I^aters on display. You can »jid strikes. Bill Corum 1s the Blue Frolics Music. MBS— 10:30 more, Md., and Tony Gray, 152, of tian. but In their opener ihe Ra- war bonds instead of torn-up mu- tnir twelve men. . . . Seems when a . Communist .leaders are, among madman.,who had threatened him there are. toddlers. When carrying be done and put in use in no time. Brooklyn, N. Y.. substituting for tuel tickets for souveijlrs. ;those who want a total social and (Tomorrow—America Is great­ get them to just burr, wood or a other announcer. a. m. Shady Valley Folks; 2:30 zorhacks made it clear they are sub came In two players who knew several tiilths escaped from Norris­ glass or sharp objects, be espe­ It ia economical and ,)cpmea roady p. m Dedication Merchant Marine Freddie Addeo of New York.-went when to quit thought they were be­ nomic revolution. They are est nightmare.) - town, Pa., state hospital. wood and coal combination. They BRYANT & CHAPMAN CO. capable of stirring Aip headaches cially careful. for use. Ft may also be applM di­ Howard Barlow, conductor of Academy: 4:30 Full Speed Ahead eight rounds to a draw. All a Ixian / ing relieved and left , the field. aided by the fact that bun- Sergt. Charles Becknian of the are well made and priced from TELEPHONE 76&7 for the Horned Frogs in Little ! CrtMad by AAARICA’S FAMOUS H A T W ! rectly over calcimine, casein or from $69.95— if you think you will That was Referee Kid Kaplan's When Corp. Martin Futgol of When the error was discovered twro thousands of persons have detective bureau aaid the fugitive, Rock. To eliminate accidents in your resin emulsion paints. ’ In white be needing additional heat this decision, but virtually all the 1.100 Texas A. A m !’s band of non­ Fort Hancock. N. J.. former Miami subs entered the game and no one lost everything by air attacks or Last of Banana John Havldich, visited the cardi­ bathroom, put soap and towels and colors at The Manchester fans who paid $1,088, and'’ news­ pave been driven to desperation by Winter, you had better see these Phil Terranova letter-winners should take the de­ Beach golf pro, won_^e greater left. . . . Apparently there’s no nal’s home several ■ times in 1933 within easy reach before using Plumbing A Supply Coi: $2.75 a now.- Gubs’ Hurler papermen thought that Gray’s box­ ^ e hard police regime. cision from Texas Tech in San New York Army and Navy tour- manpower shortage ih Lakeland Boats in Service and demanded $50,000, and,<&ter the tub and hold on to A>methipg gallon, 90c a quart. Ask about it! ing was so superior to Galtano’s pjiment 4t Bethpage Park, L. I., but the coach likely- would admit ^ As a matter of fact there is wrote him a letter conttaif^^ a Antonio. secure while stepping in and out If you must dry-clean at home. Seeks Pep Bout attempted slug^ng that they cred­ Amos Alonzo btagg still has it last week, he wore golf shoes bor­ there’s some trouble over thought jTeat danger that anarchy can de,.th threat. Havldieta.was captur­ One of New York’s most famous ited the Brooklynite with an edge Oakland, Calif., Sept. 29—(/P)— of the tub. Never touch light \061E S BOOK of Makes Grade at 81, and his College of Pacific rowed from Bill Forbes, Fort Han­ power. i ^ a k out in Germany. The Com- ed on the grounds of the cardinal's switchea or electric ^appliances night clubs asks a very fancy In every round. <»unlsts have adapted themselves The last of the big fruit boats on tsam atands an excellent chance cock Y. M. C. A. Physical director, home and committed to the Norris­ while standing -in the tub or hold­ price for a vegetable specialty you Hartford, Sept. 29—(>P)—Appar­ Two other, substitutes on the p la y ^ with clubs belonging to Maj. the political forms of the Third the west coast Central and South town institution. of. winning from U. C. L. A. Sonicie Dept. American run went into govern­ ing onto a faucet,'. can easily duplicate. Bake-large Derringer Wins 200th ently Phil Terranova. NBA world’s card were less fortunate than Gray. With the sendee teams. Mar­ Robert F. Spottswood, Post Spe­ ^tclch. They have organized and In 1935 he escaped and appeared *v» ■ Smart DresHmakinA R. J. Lewis. 158. of Denver, Colo., ' Service pigskin chasers In Utah ment service today and that is why quette is given an edge over Camp cial service officer, and with a 1941 usurrled out intensive propaganda at the Catholic seminary of St. champion, is just as desirous of appearing for Sammy Ktrach of are talking about forcing a grid there will be fewer bapanas in the Game; Wariieke Fails Grant In Rockford on Sunday^ ban (unused) borrowed from ''^hich is ' camouflaged is factual Charles Borromeo, Overbrook, Pa., clearing up the dual championship Baltimore, w-as'^stopped in the fifth league that would Include Fort itriticism of the Nazi system, nation— even green ones. r-'B You will be doubly proud of your Great Lakes should parade against Frank Robblns..of the Fort Hamil­ where he demanded $10,000. To Hit Mark. situation' ih - his division as Willie round by Joe Bennett. 165. of New Dougla.s., SaH LakeArmy Air There will be no more bananas Pitt and Iowa Pre-Flight againkt ton Y. M. C. A. He hitch-hiked f Great Uifticultiea Faced Priests kept him in conversation distinctive clothes if you make Pep is. For Bobby Glesaon. Terra- York. Ba.se, Kearns Field, Logan Navy- Active resistance must work shipped from the west coast by them yourself. It’s all In knowing Iowa State. Tulane is selected over from Fort Hancock to New York Marines, Bushnell General Hospital until police arrived. Has Personality — Chicago, Sept. 29— (Ai —When nova’s manager, challenged Pep in Frankie Ross. 139'■a, of New and lugged his own clubs * round ^ d e r givat difficulties. The first rail to the east aiid middle west, how. Vogue’s Book of Snurt behalf of hia fighter 'here today. Memphis Naval. . / ' and maybe one or two other out In recent months Havidish bad the National League baseball, sea­ York, replacing Irish Bobby Henry, They’ll all know Oiey’veT'been the course while he shot a nifty 74. #ie(d9lem is how to disseminate in- says C. D, Doswell, west coast been on a trusty status in the state OrriMmaklng shows you how. A "Let’s clear up this muddle," v-as kayoed In the third round ^ fits. . . , Col. Harry B. Liversedge, fprmation on the real state of af- manager of the United Fruit Com­ simple matter when sketches guide son opened Paul • Derringer and hit, for the war haa the boys commander of Marine Raider units hospital. tersely stated Gleason. "I know Johnny Cesario. 1364. who recent­ You Pick ’Em li^ rs and-avoid arrest by 6 ie ges- pany, one' of thi world’s largest, When it comes to flattery and your every stitch. Vogue’s Book of Lon Warneke slated for reg­ Pep is In the Navy but If SteVe ly transferred , hia headquarters playing that way for the second In New Georgia who led the suc­ R^po. banana growing and importing Smart Dressmaking Is a clear, con­ straight season. (Asking the big question of the all out charm ^it would he hard ular pitching duty with the Chi­ Belloise and "Sonny" Horne can from Boston' to Hartford and has cessful assaults against the Japs The opposition avails itself of concerns. to exceed this gay, yoUng frock! cise reference book for beginnezs “If” men o f the world series pitch­ Baby Abau^ned; cago Cubs, thus improving theft- get time off from the same branch been undefeated In hia 14 starts as at Enogal and Balroko, was . a Itlvcry meaAs. Propaganda of the Some will still trickle into the See how it whittles your waist to and seasoned' sewers alike. On Mo(re Cssusltles At Home ing staffs.) member of the championship leath­ chances of moving' Into the select of the service, for fights. I imagine a professional. i Yankees—Charley Wensloff, a 'nderground radio stations es- eastern half of the nation through a mere nothing! sale at the Cheney Salesroom, 25c! WlUle can in time, too.” continued Earl Roys, 1194.---of Bristol, erneck football teams in the early ially is importantT'^lundreds of Gulf and Atlantic ports, however. / Parents Sought circle of hurlers who ha-ye won 200 rookie who doesn’t act like one; major league games Gleason. - scored a three-round technical Temple, Tex'.—(IP) — First Lsut. 20’s and took third place in the lousands of Gerhians live illegal- Pattern No. 8518 la in siscs 11, Arthur C. Msdley, Jr., returned may get a storting assignment over shot .put at the 1920 Olympics. . . , — The veterans, - in the twilight of Seaman uPep is home on leave. knockout over Pat O’Brien, 119, of Pv. To a certain degree they the il2. 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17. Size 18. ■ O I7 B 8 : tA.M.TOfP. M. SATCBDAYS • A. M. 90 8 P. M. Bonham of Borowy; not likely to The Jacksonville, Fla., Navy Air Denver, Sept. 29 — — A brilliant National League careers, He is anxious to fight again and New York, who wasn't mibatitutlng home from ’ North Africa and I. lews but in most casys they are Most Chicken with short' sleeves, requires 8 1-4 found: Hip lijother suffering from be upset by Oards’ base running; Raiders have three regulars from healthy: itwo/weeks-old baby boy, 'werejl^thln close range of getting plana to take - hts training equip­ for anybody. r nemies of the regime.^It is almost yards 39-inch material. Cheney Brothers Remnant Salesroom s cut hand, hia father's leg Injured ihakes a habit of pitching com­ Oregon U., Bill Borcher, Duke Iv­ left unclaimed for houra in a Den­ into the coveted 200 class. But ment back .with • hifh when he re- plete games. Marius Russo, the miracle that they cab solve the ver theater, was cared for in a HABTFOBD ROAD MANf.’HESTBR turna to Sampson, N. Y. In an accident, and hu wife with a erson-and Brad Ecklund, andjwo xil problem. Black marketing il To Be Cheaper For this attractive pattern, pitching for the second division Yanks’ only southpaw threat; had pita] today while authoritiea Ui TO WEAR NOW I wrrenched ankle. Madley had Just- from Western Reserve, Dominic of the explanation. Also false ^end 15 cents, plus 1 cent for Cubs they have found the home completed 50 combat missions. a sore arm most of the season but sought his parents. || THRU WINTER I itretch a rather rocky road and as Sanzotta and Paul 'Toth. . . . Tho ^entity cards, which are rather Washington,, Sept. 29.— (/P) — postage, in coins, with your name, M ajor Loaouc Neither he nor any crew member you’d never know It now; allowed Squadman who probably has ths The baby was discovered yester­ the season progressed, the. 200- ay to obtain. Most chicken will be cheaper next address, pattern number and size Sizes: . S Only Three Ways ^ got a scratch. she hits In his last two starts. least chance of becoming a regu­ month. day afternoon dozing on a settee in to The Manchester Evening Her­ victory mark for the one-time P A great part of the resistance is the women’s lounge of the theater. .'1^ Small, Medium, Large B lar on a Florida team Is a former piped through sabotage in the ald, Today’s Pattern Service, 106 mound aces dwindled. % L e a d w i ^ New Office of Price Administra­ Manager Murray Milholland was . ■ . .. ^ John Carroll college player—Cadet ading circles. The opposition 7th Avenue, NewJsYork 11, N. Y. Derringer, who atarted the sea- To Treat Cancer tion sOiedules effective Oct. 12 list certain '‘the mother was insida Robert Yanke. Its men in most of the secret reductions in poultry ceiling prices ton with 190 wins, was used aa a By The Associated Press watching the show, and would soon regular most of the season but his ®brty institutions. Many Nazis ranging from 1-2 cent a pound for There are enough sewing Ideas \ MARK Amerleaa Leagne m a n claim the infant. No ^ parent ap­ urton'sl ossea outnumbered bis triumphs. re trying to buy their future the so-called "hard scalded" poul­ to keep you busy all fall and win­ . i.js Hartford, Sept. 89— —Modem Batting — .^pling.: Chicago, The Standings peared. Finally he ca,lled police. U though he^edged toward the 200 money-making schemes to fool Last NighVs Fights Mtence by seAving the oppoai- try to 3 1-2 cents for the quick ter in the new 52-page cataldg of 841 Main St.. Manchester L' .320; Hodgln, C ^cago, .313. frozen varieties. p .tterns called or “Fashion.” Let OF HONOR •igure. Yesterday Big Paul, who people into purchasing worthless Runs— Case, Waablngton. 101 Former Film Star Dire * Phone 5656 W srill be 37 next mpnth, rang the Have Pulled In Sails The only price boost will be on this book be your guide to war­ apparatus have proved just as in­ Keller, New York, 95. n« of the greatest questions Is time sewing, Price 25 cents. Tell. He beat New York—8-3 in 10 effective In curing eancer^M the Runs batted in— York, Detroit, Yesterday'a Resnlte * Btondinga By The Associated Preu ADAM .»■ LONG dressed poultry which goes up a Hollywood, Sept. ^ — (P)—Fritsi for ANY BOY at to do with the Nazis after cent. J nnlnga; for hie 10th 1943 success. witch doctora, potions anoMlvee 111; Etten, New Yorit. 105. Amspionn Anserlcan New York—Henry Jeffra, 181 Brunette, 53, blue-eyed atar of al- He has lost 14. j :;' . W. Pet. i war. Thousands of Nazi party Also changed In the . new OPA o f former days. Dr. Matthew H. HI to — Wekeflold. Detroit, 191 Cleveland 11, New York 8. . Baltimore, • outpointed Davey mbers have pulled in their s«ii« lent films, died yesterday after a Warneke won’t make the grade Griswold, chief of the Division of Aj^ling, Chicago, 181. PhiladelphlaS, 8 . St. Louis 3. New York .. .635 Crawford. 124 1-2, New York, (8 ) Hara't i p«rtraH of o wal groomad revisions were prices on drawn long illness. She was best known his season. The Arkansas hummin’ (hincer Research, said today In the Washington , .550 - 1M3. poultry which were reduced a Cent ^■luiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniiuiiniiiiiiiiii^ ’Triploa—Mofsa, Chlcaco, 11 Boston 6 . Detroit 1. New York—A1 Davis, 148 1-4, for her roles- with Jack Holt, 535323234848484853482348535348 )ird, who needed 12 .wins to gain weekly broadcaet of the State De­ Cleveland . . . .53rK IBM . . . So't waoring a imart, naw hart lie • opposition has learned how and those on quick frozen Lindell, New York, and York, De­ (Only games schedulod.) New York, knocked out Tony Mitchell Lewis and other leading i KEMP’S RE(X)RD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS = he 200 mark, also beat the Giants partment of Health. He asserted Chicago .... .523 Idlvlde the sheep from the goats. "eviscerated * poultry, reduced two troit, 10. National Reno, 155, Chicago, v7). . . . tha t v t t t t i m q faatura of hit aipporol men of the 1918-28 era. A native FOR THIS WEEK: S •Xsterday, 2-1. But the victory that surgery, X-rays and radium Detroit ...... 497 M quposiUenal leader aaid they cents at .processor levels. Home runs— York, Detroit, 88 Cincinnati 4, 2; Philadtlphia 8 . 0- of Boatoo, sht was the former -as only the fourth o f the year are the only three recognised Keller. New York. 81. Pittsburgh 5. 4; Brooklyn 3, 2. 8 t. Louts ,. .«8() r Hartford—Pete Galiano, 146 1-3,- . . . hofyaa y o u w l f In cm A d o rn o r P gn u g to put a quesUonnau* be- Kosher poultry prices remain •‘W A R SA W CONCERTO” played by Ffedd.y Mar- § u-ife o f John E. Klcy, LouiavUle. hr Lormie, who is finishing his mesne o f treating the disease. Pitching—Chandler, New York, Boston 6 , 1; St. Louis 5 (18), 7. Boston ...... 456 Baltimore, and Tony Gray, 163. sveryone with thehk words changed. tin and his erehcstia. S New York, drew, (8 ). Long Hart . . . H will onhanoo your aip- lU you In a conoentiwtkm- Ky., real estate operator. Her laat i4th year in l^e National LeaguZ. Cancer can be cured if proper 30-4; Smith, acveland, lS-7. (Chicago 8, 3; New York 3 (10), Phllsdelplltk .324 >? If not why not?” screen appearance was in 1939. “SUNDAY, MONDAY OR ALWAYS” lung by S lut Warneke. who ia 84, probably treatment is given in ttroe and' the National Leane 1. Buffalo—Jack O'Sullivsn, ITS INeod General Program pOorameo diii FoM . German youth I met wtm. I Bing Crosby with “If You Please” on the re- _ S' rill bs around long enough to proper treatment proved ^ years ' Batting—Mustal, S t r u t s , .857 St. Louis . . . Niagara Falla. N. T., eutpolntot . convinced, is an enemy of the Given. National Service Awkrd verse side. S BOY SCOUT SHOES lang up el|^t more wins. He of use end experiment Is one of Herman, Brooklyn, .881. Today's Game* Cincinnati .. Frank Lumpkin, 178, Buffalo. (10) Haitford, Sept. 20—(.pj—Gover­ tarted with the Cubs in 1931, these three methods or eome com­ Runs—Vaughan, BrooWya, 118 Am erican Pittoburgh . system, dlacuaaed politics nor Baldwin, discussing manpo\yer, SQUARE DANCES by Woodhull’s Masters now as New Bedford, Maas. — Burlle and explained that the Wethersfield, Sept. 29—t/P)— vent to S t Louis In 1987 and rs- bination o f them, he eald. Muslal, St. L w is. 107. (go Brocdclyn . . . Lenler, 160, Philadelphia, outpelnti fuel and food problems-in a radio Warden Ralph H. Walker of, the instock. # . ' S urned to the Cube In 1942. Doctor Griswold urged bis lis­ Runs battod In—Nicholson. Chi Detroit at Philadelphia (3). Chicago .... $3.45 -$ 4 .4 0 -$ 6.0 0 elements smong the talk laat night, aaid the eflfective- . I f ' . ed Gus Alexander, 163, iSrenton, N a n . numerous, that young state’s prison, reported yesterday h Derringer joined Freddie Fits- teners to go to their d^tora when­ esgo, 133; Elliott, Plttaburgb. 97. 8 t Louis at Boston (3). Boston ..... J „ (10). neas o f ConnecUcUf^s food policy, that the Inmates, producing Navy Imn'ons. manager of the PhllUes. Hits—Muslal, St. Loula, 317 PblladslphU 1 ate meMned to form clrclee i GUSTAFSON’S ever they have any persistent eon CHsvsland at Washington (twi­ ' Bangor. Me,--Coley Welch, 165 calling for maximum utilization of •hirta in the prison workshop, ha^ •nd Cxrl Hubbell a t the Giants, as ditlon that la not normal and to bo Wltek, New ifYork, 191. W light and night) News York stance. Wflthla HlUer'a farming raaourcea for food pro- BUSTER 1-3, Portland, stopped Monty Mon and labor aervleea la mily been given the national service BrownbOt Shoe Store he only pitchers now In the league sure to have a thorough physical Triplee—Muslal, St. Louis, 30 Nattonal ducUon. was limited, and that "fwa award by the War Production Inc rho have won 800 games. examination at least once a year Klein, S t VniU, 1$. Nsw York at Chicago. Eastern toys, 174, Fort Devens, (4). :weapon adth which ypuths A general over-all food pro- 785 MAIN srr.. M A N O H B S m Jersey City, N- J.—Joey Bullck G LE N N E Y’S ' defend themselvee— tha^t is Board for "outstanding service to 76S Main Stieet , .^Manchester = BROWN If cancer ta found at an early Home runs — Nicholson. Chica­ Brooklyn at Pittoburgh. (Ptoyoffs) gram for the country and we have the nation through production for la the Johnson Block BtsrUngs will sometimes' strip stage, treatment by'one or more go. 28: Ott. Now York, 18. Boston at St. Louis. Elmirs 8. 8 cranton 1 (Elmira 140 1-2, New York, outpointed ff'M fcwqlar fheir m r- n a e ^ U lor aomc Uma.’* 8516 tba war dllorL" 11.17 ' biiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiM he cherry tree, in en orchard, of the above methods in all prob­ Pitching—(jooper, 21-8; SowoU Philadelphia at Cincinnati wins Governor's Cup, four gamealWlUis 'Chsatum, 139 1-3. Newark, •avinf au ethar treea unmolfstad. ability wlU effect a cure, he said. Pittsburgh, 81-9. (night). to tsro)> 1 (8). fGHERALb, CDNESDAY, SBPTl

MANCHESTER EVENING PTERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2!), 1948 i P ^ L V W - y . Schoolboy HoWlen /drum Slid decided to try it on hii HULO EVKRYTMINQ. J The cold at the North Pole ia wife: so great that the towns there are Men—Do you know why I am #i Sense and Nonsense not Inhabited. like a mule? Wife—No. I know you are, Barbarians are things put into but I don’t know why you are. fOB. Thlnk-Tw-loe 1 brill Sergeant ''(bawling to Not at all, lady. I come from a bicycle wheels to make them run fOR. Cl.£M Before you push a brother down awkward squad)—Ck>m-pa-nee, at- family of whale harpooners. slowly. Think twice, . ten-shun! Com-pa-nee, lift up Doctors say that fatal diseases A sdhjier and a girl had just S A Ii RENf Gius Classified Before at others’ sin you frown your left leg and hold tt straight are the worst., become ritgaged; A Wants ForVbur Benefit We think it Is jtist fine for all COWf Girl icooUlgl—I shall love to Think twice. in front of you! these Hollywood actresses to wear A talisman la a man who calls PRAiRte For who aie you in judgment hall By mistake, one rookie held up every week for the furniture share all youK troubles. tight sweaters as part of their Your brother to the bar to call. hie right leg, which brought it campaign' to save wool. money. Soldier (mimpuring) — But darling, I have no troubles.' Annopneements Motorcycles-r-Bicyclea, 11 Help Wanted— Male 36 Garden— Farm— Dairy ' Suburban tor Rent 66 Chapter 6 . j Tomorrow you may slip and fall— out next to bis neighbor’s left leg. Ambiguous means having two Lost and Found 1 Lost and Found to know Haines has put consider­ wives and not being able to get Girl—No, but I m u n when we Products 50 able money into X A L Mines— 'Think twice. brill Sergeant (hard-boiled) — LOST—SUNDAY, pure white male WANTED —transportation FOR SALE --THREE GIRLS' FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM single, Lodge Urges^ , "Oh, a deal, is It?” Jones In­ Is charity a quickened art? Aw right, aw right, who’s the Jack—You look as if you are all rid of one of them. are married. IiO«t—LEATHER KEY CASE bicycles, one boy’s, two small tri­ quired thinly. • He twisted up bought all the stock he could g e t in, Toni! What’a wrong? The Imperfect tense in French oontaining 5 keyk. State theater Spitz, with hameaa. Last seen in to Hartford. Office hours 8:30, a. FOR SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN furnished. Located In Bolton Cen- On margin. If the market fluc- Think twice. wise guy over there holding up cycles. 8J Seaman Circle, Orford ‘ ter, steam heat, coal. $75 per hie forehead In a corrugated { Toni— Last night I called on is used to express a future action op vicinity. Monday night be­ Bucklahd. Answers to name of m. W 5 p. m. Call 7109 after 6. potatoes. Avery ,street, Wapplng. tuatga—” And does it thrill both hand and both legs? Carr>- .Away Butler \ Buddy. Tel. 4084. Reward. - " Village. ■' Pasqualinl, Phone 4609. month. McKinney Brothers, 6060. War Reports frown, but the gambler continued: heart? that new girl I was telling you in past time which does not take tween eight and ten. Hexter to sit there ‘and. grin and 'Tubec ‘Tt won’t,” Jones predicted. "I about. Her mother opened the Motor' Company, Philadelphia, PLUMBERS, STEAMFITTERS know them mines. They’re at Think twice. We observed a chap in the park place at alli Automobiles for Sale 4 and helpers for Hartford. Open FOR RENT OR SA,j: —Cottage grew vaguely uneasy. Plainly this door and let me in—and then and Raleigh invented potatoes, to­ printed on caae. FMnder please re­ Pearce an’ sound as a rock!” That mercy you to others show, jLhe other day going around with (Chicago (8*) - Thieve who Announcements Wanted Autoa—, shop contractor. Chance for men Household Goods 51 on Arlington Road, Coventry, Be Fraiikc J was no ordinary tinhorn and, if That mercy you shall some day one of those pointed sticks spear­ there she demanded to know what bacco and the bicycle.. broke into the Burghard A Sons turn to Herald Office. FOR SALE ^CHRYSLER SIX "As a matter of fact, they’re! Motorcycles 12 in non-cssenfial work to. enter in near North end of lake. Also 2 sounded right, might reveal' a few know; ing scraps of paper and putting my intentions were * The letters "M. D.” signify wholesale butter and eggs firm sedan, good rubber, good shape, 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE con­ feather beds. Phone 3226. sounder,” smiled Blackwater, "But s p e c i a l announcement . e.saential Industry. Guaranteed (Oontiniied from Page One) things Jones could use In his With others’ faults be kind, be them in a -bag he carried. A Jack—That must have been "Mentally Deficient.” didn’t disturb the safe which con­ LOST—PASS BOOK NO, 47.'5S9— 'JIOO. 26 West Middle Turnpike. sisting of complete bedroom, liv­ the stock and the mines are two •tblh week only to benefit the third WANTED--GOOD 1936, '7, or '38 ■yearly work and scale wages, j business. So he dragged out a.i •low— kindly old lady also watched the very embarrassing. Philosophy increases 32 feet per tained $500. But, Frederick . Notice ia hereby given that Pass sedan, with good rubber and ing room, and kitchen. All acces­ different things.” ' war loan drive, at Madame Wil­ Write today for immediate inter- ; eeived while driving the Japanese smile that was bland as the gam- - Think twice. man. Finally she addressed him: Toni-r-Yei, but that wasn't the second. Burghard told police, they carried Baok No. 47559 Issued by The CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Any 35 mechanically good. Willing to pay sories Included. Everything for Wanted to Rent 68 blet’s. "What Kind of a deal?” h* - "I know ' all about stocks! liams, 532 Ann street, Hartford. to 41, mgb prices paid. Drive over view. Specify time when avail- j from Attu. I told him an official' Kindly Old Lady—Don’t ^U worst of it. Just as the mother away 1,870 pounds of butter. The auBULatmajL. UkAf 'Savlnga Bank of Manchester ha6 good -price, cash on the line. If $189.00. Terms. Alberta, 43 A*llyn announcement came over the radio asked, and Blackwater Bill Jones cut in grimly. "1 learned t>Mn lost or destroyed, and writ­ True life readlng.s given this week now to 80 Oakland street Brim- able. Write F>sential, rare.-df The about stocks from an expert! But In the parachutist’s language, find that going around jabbing had finished speaking, *-4he girl There is no use trying to joke retail price would be more than at a reduced price of 50r. ■ All .you have same please call Jones, Herald. street. that the enemy was defeated, ex­ chuckled slyly. that way is very tiring? $500 and many, many ration "Flying Sergeant Kloff, meet rag ten application has been made to her’s Open evenings untl’ 9. Sat­ w a n t e d —3. 4 OR 5 ROOM rent it takes hard cash to force forgetting to pull the cord is shouted down stairs: "Mother, that with a woman. The other day a readings guaranteed, and by ap­ Manchester 8254. cept for mopping up. In the first . "Just a deal,"- he said, "that’ll Park Attendant (courteously) brother Willie of the aotta Wid bank by the Person ifi whose urdays 6. Fhi '>e 5191—4485. EVER POPULAR Studio couches, by 2 adulta. Write Box Y, Herald. jumping et a conclusion.” isn’t the.,one!” man heard a pretty good cohun- stamps, Burghard sald^. pointment. Tel. Hartford 6-1370. week whereas actually the fnain put the skld.'< under that slick stock—” Alrcraftr name such book was issued, for WANTED—50 USED CARS, All $39.50: 5 piece solid Vermont “ We don't bave to force it up. 194’ PONTIAC 4-DOOR Sedan, fighting had not commenced and banker, Haines. We’ll - fold that payment of the amount of deposit WANTED—RIDE TO Air Craft. 7 makes and models. BarIow[ Motor maple ' ihtchen groups, $39.50; WANTED TO RENT 5 OR 6 room AU we've got to do is seU Haines 1941 Plymouth coupe, 1940 Ponti­ single or two family houae. Gen­ many of our men already had been bank up like an accordion." represented by said book, or for to 4:30 shift. Inquire at 9 Orchard Sslea. Phone ^ 0 4 . Open evenings. comfortable, cotton felt mattress­ killed. "How you figurin’ to., do it? ” the impression it’s being forced FUNNY BUSINESS RED RYDER The Slicker Way BY FRED HARMAN the Issuance of a duplicate book ac 2 door, 1939 Dodge coupe, 1938 es, $17.95; lamps of all types, tile couple, over draft age, no street...- BOY WANTED FOR LIGHT "It's that way everywhere,” Sen­ "It’s just the kind of dumb play up— ” - therefor. Pontiac convertible coupe. Cole $1.98 up. See Benson's. 713 Main children. Tel. Manchester 4948. “An' how are you goln’ to do Motors. Tel. 4164. plea.sant work, nice hours, gpod ator Lodge said. he loves, and he’ll gulp It down SO 1HATS IHE FROn HERE ))OW YOU’ RE^ NO.' IF YOU GOT WANTED —TRANSPORTATION Business Services Offered 13 aalary. See Mr. Litohraan, Arthur for furniture. hook, line and sinker." that?" _ OUTSKIRTS OF AITEC, Ori , WE’ LL TALKIN’ TYY CAUGHT, IT WOULD' for two young ladiea to Aircraft WANTED TO EXCHANGE a nice ■'Unfortunately, where they are BRUNNERS END OF MONTH Drug, Rublnow Bldg. 4-room flat for a 5-room rent. Jones said: "It must be gold, "Just you leave it to me. Once NEVI nEXlCO.' /\RE HAVE NEW , " L I N G O -m SPOlfEVERr THING.' via Hackmatack street on 8 to WINDOW RHADES—VENETIAN hit hardest and their outfits have Haines' is convinced eomeone’i CL0THE5 I GO STEAL LOOK-*. THESE specials, 1936 Pontiac cbach, $115; ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. blinds. Owing ko our very low Vlhcent Marcin, ?36 Bissell street, had heavy casualties, the news the way you’re guardin’ it!” WE STOPPlM’ HERE MALE HELP 5:30 shift. Phone 2-0370 after 1937 Ford sedan. $195: 1934 Ford WANTED— FIVE energetic boya. Town. Tel. 4848. "Dead center, Mr. Junes; I can monkeyin' with that stock he’U BEFORE CROSSih)’ RIDE ACROSS TWO GOOD GOLD NUGGEY5 PLEN^ 6:30 p. m. Call 3444. Full or part-time. Popular Mar­ overhead, get oiir apeclal low seems the worst misrepresented. move heaven and earth to save ' SADDLE 1 TOOK OUTA THAT sedan as is $50. For others Dial prices on high grade wrindow When suffering intensely.-they will see you’re a man of perception. TH* (jOLORADO INTO 5rYART-' WANTED 5191. Open until 9 every night, ket, Rubinow Building. WANTED—5 OR 6 ROOMS, for Gold it 1s. When you bait your his shares. He knows thoae mlnee COLORADO.' .HORSES,^,ACE' lU G O WANTED—RIDERS to Hartford. shades and Venetian blinds com­ hear a bland radio announcement are good well aa you do! That’s .Saturday 6. Brunners, 80 Oakland 17-B pletely Installed. Samples furnish­ family of 4. Permanent residents. saying 'The enemy Is routed. Our hook for a. banker, gold’s the only BUY TH’ . Laborers for Picker Room, Leave Manchester 6:20 a. m. Roofing WANTED—MAN TO DO light Tel. 3057. what I’m counting on. He’ll not Steady Work, Leave Hartford 5:45 p. m. Call street. work on small chicken farm, ed. Capitol Window Shade Co., losses are negligible. There is lit­ thing you can use." HORSES Tubac grunted. "Don’t make a want to see hie shares wlpril out, Excellent Pay. 8361 after 6:30. ALL TYPES OF ROOFS repaired. steady work. Inquire 37 Doane St. 241 North Main atreet Phone tle if any enemy resistance'." '' WHILE YOU Maintenance b f root, flashings, 8819. Open evenlnga. story out of It! Just give me the ev,en if It meana he’s got to dip GET CLOWES FOR .SALE— 1935 BLACK Ply­ Senator Lodge emphasized the into his bank for the money to ALbfTN- 8PINNINO .MILLS, WANTED' RIDERS. Leaver? a. and chimneys. For reliable service WANTED—BOY 15 or over to Houses for Sale 72 Importance of not disclosing Infor­ works an’ get a wiggle on." ' AND TWO Tnlcottrille, Conn. mouth coach $100. Call 2-0720. call Ed C.oughlin 7707. COLD WEATHER AHEAD. Select “ Hmmm. Great notions aren’t savo them. And when ha dips—" ra. stop at Hartford, Farmington work about home after school mation beneficial to the enemy but Blackwater BUI spread his ' and Unionvllle. Write Box AB, hours. Inquire 317 North Main youi; s'paee heater now from hatched In a moment. And, be­ Applicants now working In war FOR SALE—PKACnCALLY new added: _ hand.s and ■mlled. Herald. • . street. $45.95. Warm mornings, Glen- alx room house, tnaulated, screen­ sides. I aald a 'deal’.’X ladnstrles at their highest skill Auto Repairing— Moving—Trucking- wood Dixie. Budget ■ terms. Ben­ "However, the time comes when- Blackwater Bill leaned forward. Jones, staring bug-eyed, sud­ or those without statement oL ed, coal steam heat and hot water it is more Important to tell the peo­ denly laughed. "You’re a gen­ Painting Storage ' 20 WATCHMAN FOR construction son’s, 713 Main. heater, nice shaded lot In flne “ I want a half interest In this availability will not be consid­ WANTED-WHEEL chair for In­ project; 'Apply to superintendent ple the truth than to . keep the ius!” ne cried, slapping his thigh locality. Call at 85 Branford truth away from them. WTien the ranch.” f-lf ered. valid. Telephone 7894. FORD. CHEVROLET, Plymouth, THE AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO., In charge, - Manchester Gardens Jones grumbled, ’’I’ll give ,you "I believe It’ll work—’’ Dodge 1936 to *942 brakes re- FOR SALE— BLACJK kitchen street, between 4:30 and 7:00 p. time of military usefulness to the “It wUl work all right Now the local and long distance moving. job. between Forest and St. m. Terms arranged. enemy has gone, 'thfe truth should a half—if the deal cornea off." lined, $9.95. Best Comax lining Return load system, furniture, James streets, west of Main range. Phone 4422. "Now looKtaii" said Blackwater first thing to do,” said Blackwater BY EDGAR MARTIN Phone 5191 now. Leave your car be told to the home folks^ for the briskly, "ia to get our deposit BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES On the Job storage. Dial 6260. street. Manchester. FOR SALE—8 PIECE walnut IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; own­ sake of men who glve their lives suavely, ’The first thing to do is in the evening and wis will de­ er leaving state, will aacriflee de- for you to take all your money money into the bank—how much liver It the next day. Brunner's, dining room suite. Inquire 383 at the front.” of a auke have you got alto­ KiOlAi .HKViO’V . V CAKM <>\Y MJOOKiO W tW -V WE VOOV< NT T'AE K (E W WANTED Center street. ■ , sirable home, 5 1-2 rooma, closed and put it in the bank." >00 VViOW 80 Oakland street. Repairing in pprebes, steam heat, oil burn­ "In the bank!” Jones cried, and gether?” HiVJD CALL Help Wanted:— Tubac got out hia wallet and 00G60MY. r r iV iy OOT HEO lE ’. L \ v TA'vTnes was said to have point- general staff that 1.0 per cent of yank our money out again and ayfiou-v. of Coventry are hereby warned pies in solids and parti-coiors, 8679. leave his bank with crepe on the Stubborn MoturUts^ 5000 Help Wanted— Female 35 and some, full grown dogs. Jack I ed out to objectors that Congress military lend lease shipments. for , HARD T im b hOIN’ m o u t h 'Tteicrj and directed to meet at the FOR SALE would'.hesitate to make appropria­ 1944 have been earmarked for such door!** TH ’ _ WANTED—WOMAN to live with Frost Kennels. 26 Gardne- St. VICTORY PARLOR suites are I n o w / Church ■ Community Houae. North YARDS OF tions for any intematiofiaragency countries as France, Belgium. Jones shook his head. “ Mebbe Coeur d’Alene, Idaho — (l^i — **Cuv«ntry, Conn,, on Monday, Oc­ and care for elderly lady. Good practical but hard. We offer Sheriff’s Deputy CTlff Johnson Was such as the administration hopes Norway and Greece. . I’m just an Ignorant saddle bum tober 4th, 1948 at 2:00 P. M.. to 2-Family House .(home and.good pay. Tel. 4969. you comfortable spring filled 3 called to a lonely, one-way country it ,“ an ‘ persuade the United Na The grand total oi $15,235,000.- but that play don’t look very vote on the following, articles: Live Stock— Vehicles 42 piece suites in attractive coycra bright to me. Even if we’re lucky road at 6 a. m., and found two tlons to set up, with Ex-Gov. Her­ 000 includes $13,016,000,000 in LOAM 87-89 Cambridge Street. Good Vv’ANTED-SHIRT-'PRESS opera­ . as low as $159.95. Budget terms. enough to git our mazuma out of motorists sitting in their cars glar­ Article 1—^To hear the Board of reHldential section. Two 5-room tor, experience not necessary, At Benson's Furniture, 713 Main. bert H.'Lehman of New. Toik, as got^ds transferred and $2,219.0'''' - hTkiasce’a eatimates of expehdi- E'OR SALE-r-BAY SADDLE horse, 000 in services rendered since th* h's clutches, how’a. that goln’ to ing at each other. They’d been flats. All Improvements. Hot­ steady work, good pay. Apply age 9 years; also 4' English sad­ its world director, bun his bank? He’ll still have as there 12 hours, said the deputy, 'inrea with recommendationa. air heat. 3-enr garage. Price New System Laundry. Harrison 1end-lea.se program began o dles, and bits,' two hackney har­ j 'Could Dole Out Share mveh as he had before —^as he s each refusing to back up to a wide 'Article S--.TO take whatever ac­ $7,500. Terms Arranged. street. FOR SALE —GREY . ENAMEL Aug. 31. ?941. nesses and 2 driving harnesses. It was Byrnes' Idea that Con got -right now." s'pot in tlie road and let the other tion upon Board of Finance's esti- kitchen range. Call 8105. gress would provide what funds it atea and recommendations as Is COTTAGE Sole Agent: WANTED —WOMAN to assist 904 Garden street. Hartford. Releases Partridges "1 guess you’re forgetting. 1 by. with cleaning one or two days a FOR SALE —5 CUBIC FOOT thinks justified for world relief and said the circumstances won’t be HOMES, INC. PETER J. BAKER FOR SALE— THREE _ milking Week. Write Box H. Herald. Electrolux refrigerator. Can be rehabilitation to the newly-creat­ normal. When we pull that money Retire Still Hungry .-arit-*-; Article 8-^To make such specl- goats reasonably priced. Tele­ ed Office of Foreign Economic Ad­ Spokane, Wash.—bP)— H. F. W. Tel. 599-2 Rockville, Ct. seen at 48 .North School street. Beutelspachet went fishing on olit of there we’ll start a run >Ac appropriations ss may appear TELEPHONE 4112 phone 2-1009. ministration, which Crowley heads, 'that’ll make that wing-footed god >idviaable. I and that agency in turn could dole Eloika lake andf came back with Salt Lake City—(iP/— There was five Hungarian partridges—caught look anchored." . ' Article 4—To empower the Machinery and Tools 52 but America’s share to the inter­ quite a mob when the Beery BY MERRILL barehanded. "They were water- “ “ You musta been smokin' rat- brothers, Wallace and Noah, of FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Very Natural Question Board of Selectmen to borrow Poultry and Supplies 43 national agency. tleweed to think up anything money from time to time as need­ WOMEN SAW RIGS, WHEELBARROW soaked and weak.” he explained. movie fame, arrived. They weren’t Lehman, testifying before the He took them home, but the sea­ hairbpsin^ ^ that! No thank ed to meet current, expenses. grass seeders, cement mixers, autograph seekers, though— just WHV O O VOU t h in k L wEu.,vyHYO«>/r'iou? 7 ? Honr.v Street, fl-rnoin ntn- FOR SALE 15 LAYING Rhode Senate Appropriation's committee son is closed. He warmed them you. Miss Blackwater Bill. My WHEKE'S , HE'S GOME HOWE, DaO HES T h e r e g o e s ^ glc with sun porch. All Im- I.iland Red.s, $2.00 apiece. 136 used potato diggers, Fordson hungry soldiers looking for a meal. OUT OF OUR HAIR. 'FOR. QOOOI Th e 85,o o o / g o s h , TOLERATED THAT Article 5—^To see what action last spring, estimated that 1943 ■up, then set them free. money's a heap safer right in my So were the Beery brothers—who MU6ER.T, SON OF HiS ? WHAT the Town wishes to take in regard proyements. Oarage. Lot Woodland street. parts, milking machines. Dublin LARD7 1 WAS / i •'1.1 WANTED outlays 'would run $500,000,000 but pocket!" speedily retired in confusion,' still "T OlO \OU OO ^ MAKS to the expenditure o f the Town 98x140. Excellent lociifion in Tractor Company, WUlimantlc. GOIH& TO / DIO NT TO WORK IN he warned the Senators they would Wants Larger Reward “ You talk like a fool," declarea hungry. BORROW / KNOW HIW WAD — • 7 1 Aid Funds, Section 512C.-518C -if flne neighborhood. S. P.j IN STOCK FOR immediate Jlellv- be deceived if they thought the the gambler scornfully. "I tell FROM NIS YOU KCK HIW IN $8,500. C.AFETERI.A NIGHTS Arlicles for Sale • -A i;the Connecticut General Statutes. WANTED 45 ery new Blizzard silo fillers; See work of feeding and clothing civil you this is a sure-fire thing. It FATHER..' J W ERE\ TH6 r a n t s ? Denver.—(>P>—Mrs. H. W. New­ News for Wrong Officer CODDLING. ^ Article 6— To see what action BUCKLAND PLANT ua today Dublin Tractor Com­ .populations In the wake, of vic­ comb, who lost a valuable watch, can’t miss. First, we put the '.i the Town wiahes'to take In regard Several First Class FOl SALE- 3 COPPER water money In the bank. After an in­ HUBERT Wellman Road. S-year-old UNITED AIRCRAFT pany, Providence Road, Wllllman- torious American troops could be told Patrolman J. S. Breuch today Moses Lake, Wash.—W8| single with Areplnee. All Im­ Hot water heat. Oil burn* ask for our mohey. Is it plain to NAZIS AftB VERY THOBOUdH Hiuent Association, Ayers ; Tract, APPLY ON JOB Write Box L. M. Herald. you now ?” OVER A STRETCH OF 14 YEARS THE SKIPPER IS 79 S A M E S OUBt XTHCUdHTlie provements. Attached gar­ er. Comer lot. Fenced-in rent. Phdne 5002. WA6 A HARMLESS iiBellevue Association, Dugan age. Venetian filindn and "It's plain,” Jones said, “that BEHINp>"OLP MAN SiMS IN THEIR PINOCHLE COMPETITION ^Shores, The I^keview Terrace back yard. Ready for oc­ flCHOOt TBACHeW storm windows throughout, Rooms Without Board 56 n i lose my money—”., ------WA» ^Association, Tnc.. Northeast b . P. fIJIOO. cupancy October 15. "You might I don’t think you A Shore, Oak Grove Development, FOR RENT—ROOMS completely will, but you might. Even m , ♦Pine Lake Shores Community what’B two or three thousand? tfClub, Waterfront Manor Associa- Forest St., Baat Hartforil— FIVE - ROOM HOUSE — fumisbed. Single and double beds. Kitchen- prlvilegea. Girls only. Ain’t-'it wbrih that much to bust A ytlon, and Waterfront Park Asso­ Well built 4-Rooiu Single Chicken coop and garage with -every Improvement. Phone 3-1561. 387 Oentsfr.stnst Haines flat—and maybe. that ciation, Inc.----- WANTED with about one acre of land. Stampede crowd along with Article 8 —To see what action Oarage. Lot 125x450. 8. P. WANTED $6,600. D. P. $1,000. Situated oh Parker street. him ?" the Town wishes to take on the Male or Female r ' ^ Boarder*. Wsiited 69-A There was a -glint in Black- 'ollowing petition: 1 water's eyes as he said, “I happen A-^That the Town ql Coventry' Help for Important ADDITIONAL USTINOS SIX - ROOM HOUSE — ROOMS AND QUALITY meals. [ftgdopt a uniform, fiscal year. W on*^" 4infi Also rooms with light houssksep- AVAILABLE AT OFFICES. Large lot. Chicken coop^ in pririlagss- Central, reason- A ^ 1 S —Tfcat the Town of Coventry War Work North Nanehostor. s, launitey faellltlea. Ideal for iProvlde the Coventry War Price ' girls or eenples. 14' Arch street. ★ «nd Rationing Board 117.4 of the We Wi^l Also Use Em­ ALLEN AND Girls aPhone 8989. WUaiyou Wdk United States Government Offlc* SHORE FRONT COTTAGE • I fit Price Administration with ade- ployed Persons On a OUR BOARDING ROUSE MAJOR HOOPl at Bolton Lake. Fireplace. OUT OUR WAY BY Jr R. WILLIAMS [quate quarters and all facilities Split-Shift Basis. HITCHCOCK, INC I BainesB LocatloRs for .\rtesian welL Electricity. xrlusive of clerical help In the ■ ■ 'V- Real 64 W AR BONDS " I ’NE vyATCH«5 1 EGAD, MARTIAA/ REMBRANDT 'own Officers Building without Maaehaater OIBoat A SA.'»: *00X10 SPS1K& Vb ATRAIT ' , NENER. Inquire 05$ MAIM ST. TEL. SSOl NOUR A 0 A 6 O barge for the duration of the New Model FOR RENT—CENTRA^ store at Shi|M,'shfpf, Ships m o vem en t fo r . X DEEIABO BELO'jJ D V D A . (War Emergency. ^ - --- AN\ WllUmantic OOMt 1011 and 1018 Main street Suit­ O’CLOCK - lO MlbiOmE&.AMO SETTER. X Signed, 834 »$A1M ST. TEL. 1985 Stuart J. Wasley able for drug, shoe, millinery, sta­ Our shipyertte during July war« rA.KjpnOLD WOO'NE CONERED WARNMbiGOPTO STILL-LVFE George Q, Jacobson, Rogers Paper THAN Real Estate M id Inanrance Laundry tionery, etc. Improving location, building ocean going merchant ves- NOUTOBE TWO IMCWES-^-X -rMETASH,<5PAO-' Arthur J. Vinton, '' Steto Theater Building attractive rental. Bpply Edward selt at the ratf of 22 mlllioa dead­ HOME A3', UALUV WOULD THAT/ Arthur Sebert, Manufacturing Co. EIGHT- COULD POT THE Telephone 8648.3146 SaAmit Street j : HoU, Tel. BUS. weight tori! per yeer, after bringing THIftTV/ PAlKtr OAi FASTER MOU WA'sie IWE> j Selectmen of ,Town of Coventry.' Mill and Oakland Streetk our shipping up to 30,000,000 tons. PLUbiGE DiTO FOR r e n t — OOTTAOB atreet. WnYA A FOUbiTAiri Attest: Gladys E. McKinney, - That means we’re pUlng up a eiz- TW e m a e u s t r o f a Assistant Town Clerk. Read Herald Advs. Commercial building about 8500 able debt for Victory ehlps which p e m ; feet of ground floor space. Baas- cost from a million doUart up, de­ O F LABOR ALU ment under half of building. pending upon type and eize. AT O b i C ^ I ^— \ lUCKEY FINN Ambiuh LANK LKUN.AtUi Steam haatteF'-plant excellent Uglit duitable for Ught manufac­ W ' turing. Good location In business N€V&l~MlSIO-M£! section. Apply Edward J. HoU, By Mra. Anae Cabot jit with white—tie It with narrow satin rijjbon. i f ; OMf’-sor^Am y/ 1009 Main atreet Tel. BUS. .Make ’em pretty, ' but sensible I IN TO- w o o d s ! 6 0 - To obtain knitting instructions Afrefi-M M ! q u ic k ' and practicaL There’s nothing i for the Baby Soakera tPattem No. Houses for Rent 65 naore useless on earth than a pres­ IB871) and fOr. tlM Knitted Houae- ent for a baby which just can't be icoat (Pattern No. 6B08) aand 10 FOR RENT—6 ROOM single, aU {cents In coin for each ipattoni, used. It goes into a box, ia put I Improvemedts, except gas, house your name and address sad ths \y < wired for electric stove, 3 car away In a closet and that’s the end ! pattern numbers to Aqne Csbot, garage, glassed in porch. Two of it! Make baby gifts this year The Manchester Herald. 108 Sev­ f s miles from terminus, $B0. Write which pretty up the baby and are enth avenue. New York 11, N. T. Box Z, Herald. worth their Wright in g ^ to the Enclose 1 cent postage for each mother. Hie knitted "soakers" Q- pattern ordered. Sohariian for Rent 66 lustiXted are invalimble—they’re Find the designs you’ll enjoy Figaro a oal jramair. fUsOterf* soft, latmdered in a trice and are crocheting, knlttbig and embroid­ are adding -"iilirM e( dbOara to FOR RENT—SIX ROOM suburban Ineapnnstve to make. Three ot; four ering in the Anns' Cabdt Album,, our wartima payrolls. Tha tin y to aava money ia whan yon’ra mgkmg \S7ill h e 8(Ypm it of soft plak or bhw wood edge .bua is 16 «ntiL ' t : ' -. - *#i - * ‘ ■'1^' ■ • b ! MdnchesiiBr Evei^ Jerm Make the Home Front Back the Second Front m tba Stats Health department ble, after which all are invited to ford, October 28. Further notice report this past week Manchester D A R toH old a tea to be served In the pariah concerning this session will be giv­ About Town Is listed as reporting one case of house. Those who travel by train en as soon .as received. Average Daily Circulation may reach the church by boarding A board meeting of Orford Par­ scarlet fever and one case 6 t men­ For the Month of A.gnat, U4S P; S«rgt. Wchard B. NJchols, »on ingitis. The scarlet fever is very State Meeting trolleys.at the New Haven Rail­ ish Chapter, consisting of the offi­ f ;-«f Mr. and Mra. Jamei /If. Kichbla, light and the report rc;celved today road station, marked "D " or “J.” cers, board a t management, , and ’s 3 Day Special o f 49 Norman atreet, haa oomple- on the meningitis case is that it is going to West Haven or Savin all chap'ter committee chairmen not positive and. the quarantine has Rock. * will meet wjth the regent at the ^ ted trainlnf and haa been fradu- OrfOrel .Chapter "to Be Member of Uw Audit ^ atod fWmtoa Army Air Forces been removed. I^Hl'iin doint Meeting 'Y.M.C.A. on North Main street, Monday, Oct. 11, at 2:30. •Tntadnff Command at Cbanute ' Representcfl at Wei‘t This fall the first meeting of Or­ RnreM o f Ctrenlatioae r- Meld, took special Instruc- The directors of the Manchester ford Pariah Chapter, which would |V^, tlon as A Weather Forecaster. Improvement , Association and Huvoit oh October 8. ordinarily take place .the first members of the field day commit­ Thifraday In October will he omit­ Bhaman ^ Second Class Robert' tee will meet this evening at the The 50th state meeting of the ted, and instead a joint meeting of OLD VOL. LXll., NO. 308 (Claaained Advertiolag o . Pago 1 .) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. .30, 1943 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE C E N T $| | McCabe with his wile and younfe Y. M. C. A. at 8 o'clock when full Connectietit Datighters of the seven chapters—Suffleld, Enfield, son are visiting at the home of his reports on the Labor Day event American Revolution, will be held Bristol, Rockville. New Britain. — ------— +1 mother. Mra. B. J. McCabe of will be read and pa.sscd upon. in the First Congregational church. East Hartford. Orford, will meet RECORDS Russell street. Seaman McCabe 464 Campbell avenue. West Haven, with Ruth Wyllys Chapter In Hart- 5Iust be turned In for aal- stationed In Rhode Island at/the Friday, Oct. 8. vnge It you wnat to keep present time with the Seabees. His EMwnn.'J, Bolinaky, radioman, The morning session iBni open playing the new ones. Soviets Turn Guns teother. Donald Is In Oriifornia, third class petty officer, son of Mr. promptly at 11 o'clock. Ciirlcheon ' 2'/^e each paM tor old row. Save *39 American Army Rolls and la a cadet in the A)jrCorpa. and. Mra. Lawrence Bolinaky, of 15 will be served at the Congrega­ James A. Woods -ords Irrespective' of quantity. Norman sti'eetr'haa been assigned tional and Christ church parish Mrs. John McNeill of Union to New London. Conn., to continue house. All members of Orford Par­ RANGE AND On Cliffs of Kiev; stTNt wUl gram the use of - her his specialised training. aa_.a_radio- ish Chapter of this town who wish KEMP'S On A Limited •».*4 ' home for a^ beneflt kitchen bingo inan aboard a aubhiarine. reservations, should notify the re­ FUELOIL (no. for the I ^ r e e of Pocahontas bond gent, Mrs. William G. Cra'wford, 2M 8Uln St. tel. 5680 To Vesuvius Slopes; Dial 6366 381 Center St. fund tomorrow Evening at eight Pfc. Raymond F. Calhoun of the prior to Sunday. Oct. 3. There art Hold City Suburbs o 'e lo ^ Prises will be awarded the United States Air Force, son of no near available places to dine. MiijiSera refreshments served and Mr. and Mra. Peter F. Calhoun, of -Afternoon Seenlon Number Of Regular ..i'good time is assured all who at­ 305 Porter street, haa returned to The afternoon session is expect­ tend. The soclal is open to-the his base->at Moses Lake, Washing­ ed to close as near 3:15 as posal-. Some Lie Lew Than too 10 Miles to Naples] public. V ton, having spent a fourteen-day furlough at his home. Pfc. Cal­ $298 Ceiling Piice Yards Across River;, Jr houn has been stationed at Moaea ROOFING Lake as a radio mechanic since his UNION SERVICE Reach Railway Bridges P l a n e T o D 8 P.VINTING AND Sponsored by Polupei and Mercato San| PAPERHANGING graduation fro-m radio school at On Eastern Side o f /wv Nazis Forced Simple Aids Truax . Field. Madison, Wisconsin. ASBESTOS SIDING i Severirio Captured ii Good Work. Reasonable Kates. He entered the service in Novem­ Subdivisions; Snipers Z C F O T y p C ber, 1942, and this is bis first fur­ INSULATION Drive Acrosfi Coastal ■f MANCHESTER Hollander Get Unwary Germans. To Fall Back Saving Lives RAYMOND FiSKE lough. Plain; ^ Begin Phone .3384 Expert workmmnsblp. AD work guaranteed. Reasonable Prioea. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Moscow, Sept. 30.— (A*)— United States May Have In Yugoslavia Stages of Approacl No obligation for an estimate. iVi O f Wounded Blend Red Army guns shelled the ' To Send More *Big Write. Sunday Evening, Oct. 3, 7 :30 P. M. To Seaport Aroi Germans on the high cliffs of League* Battlers to IF YOU WANT T o B e H e l ^ n Kiev from numerous posi­ Guerrillas Active Near First Aid Kit^ Wide Ad­ Base of Volcano; Ra| Burton Insulating Co. Cope W ith Fighters. Rummage Sale SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH tions in the suburbs of the Nortbeastern Italian hesive Bandage and idly Investing City Jelly. physiology of the chest gained stages of their approach arounfi RESUMES TEACHING don Daily Mail, quoting German the base of the Volcano. Housecleaning Soviet forces which v pushed In­ American vickoriea over losses, radio accounts, said the guerrillas since the last war, he aaid, has ately to Meet Quotas. Two Towns Captured O CTOR ERl to the suburbs on the eastern whieh ran as high aa 4 te 1, has On Diplomacy had penetrated 100 miles into shown that a few emergency i>ro- bank of the river are exposed to begun to drop. Allied Headquarters in the Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhowwt'4 northern Italy to the Venice area. cedures which can be performed communique announced the cap Telephone 6Q86 af tM 4 p. m. heavy fire from natural fortifica­ Want More Planes Washington, Sept.' 30— (/P) — Southwest Pacific, Sept; 30. This account declared that fight under the most trying conditiona ture of both Pempel, 10 tions along the towering west On every front line air field the tVith Congress still debating the —(/P)—A huge store of am­ ing was in progress along a 125 of the combat zone, qan aulitain . bank where ancient cells of monks I'spectioii Committee along the coast from Naples, wisdom of it. the draft of fathers munition which the Japanese mile front between Venice and Mercato San Severino, 22 N e ^ s hewn into the high cliff afford ex­ (Continued on Page iSvo) (Continued on Page T>vo) for military service starts tomor­ painstakingly had transport­ Expected to Lay Crit­ Trieste to the northeast and north­ southeast of the big port wh cellent machine-gun and light gun ward towgrd the Ailstrlan border POPULAR nests for the Germans. row and an Associated Press sur­ ed overseas for use against ical Report Before Sen­ haa been shaken and swept for AT PINEHURST j, in the Dolemlte foothills. week by the explosions and fir (The Berlin radio said that So­ vey indicates an overwhelming ma- General MacArthur’s advanc­ Entire .Army “ Unsafe" set by German demolition' cr viet forces were continuing big- ate Executive Suf*fiion. It looks like a little better FOOD MARKET Steep Boosts iority of states will start inducting ing New Guinea troops was The newspaper quoted a Berlin Taking Care and ridden by vengeful machlna scale crossing thrusts along the family heads Immediately in order radio spokesman as sa.ving that isat supply and for Thnrs- exploded Tuesday at VVewak gun squads reporte.d to hava Curtain Rods 29c central Dnieper without revealing to meet their quotaa. Washington, Sept, 30-- (A'l —A the entire area waa "unsafe” and cited a reign of terror among ; »855 MAIN STREET by Liberator bombers in ' the we offer among other RUBINOW BUILDING the success o f the assaults.. It Local boards have been under critical report on British commer­ that German troop movements people. Made by Kirsch. Fit any window up to 36 inches. added that Russian reinforce­ 111 Tax Levies greatest pyrotechnic display eyer _^Of Uprooted item s: orders to avoid, insofar as possible, seen in the Southwest Pacific. cial and diplomatic activities may were possible only In convoys But it was probable that tlii| ments were being thrown against induction of pre-war fathers until Ronds, bridges and railways were Veal Roasts Auatrallans Inch Closer be laid before the Senate in execu­ troops were much closer than German defenses near Zajoroxhe, Oct. 1. Selective Service authori­ said to have been blasted. clos^ by the communique wh Veal Chops on the river south of Dneprope­ On Pragram Thia new blow, following by a tive session by members of a five- Big Problem ties contend that 446,0,00 fathers day the destruction of more than South along the eastern shore of usually contains no Information^ Veal Cutlets trovsk. and , Soviet forces “|^re must go into uniform between now man jnspection committee which the Adriatic, the Germans were operations late'f thafl’8 p. m. o f f still attacking with powerful 60 aftemy planes and aeyen ships •UNKI8T ORANGES MeINTOSH APPLES Crane Rods pr. $1.39 nnd the first of the .year to meet at Wewak, waa reported toilay in just returned from a 40,000 mile said to be.rushing additional forces preceding day. LEAN forces in the Kuban.") . One of Most Urgent • Post-War Rebates Pro- the demands of the armed forces. trip to the world's battlefronts. to the Dalmatian coastal sector to (The Cairo radio said the CANADIAN BACON 49c Doz. $1.69 Basket Complete with rings. It is not' known here whether a communique which also an­ Draft oflifials of 24 states, in­ nounced that hard fighting Aus- While committee members de­ strengthen the battered troops Tasks' to Bip Rcsettle- Army was rapidly, investing the Germans have destroyed rsiil- I visions in Cash or cluding most of the south, said which recaptured the port of Split LEAN SCOTCH HAM way and' highway bridges span­ traliana have inched throughj^t- clined to discuss publicly this phase city from the aouth and aoutbe BANANAS BARTLETT PEARS ~ ! Government Insur­ they definitely exnect to call pre- after 15 days of fighting. iiieiit of Eiirofieuns '(The German commun'uniquw ning the Dnieper at Kiev, and ter Japanese resistance to of their extensive inquiries in the Boneless Ham Ironing Board Pads ...... ••...a 39c Pearl Harbor fathers in October. Thi* broadcast Yugoslav cofni- broadcast from Berlin, saidd Oiafl ■jr 13c Lb. 5 for 29c there is no indication whether the 6( yards of the main Jetty at war zones, theie were indications Tender Beef Liver ance Npw Proposed. Only ten states reported that they Finschhafen. thev feel that American diplomacy munique today said heavy fighting Torn from Homes. harbor installations had been da Russians Intend to storm the rouid postpone it until after Nov. was in progre.ss near that cit.y, the Fresh Spars Rlha Ironing Board Covers . . . , ... 49c, 59c, 79c city's high cliffs frontally from The Japanese utilized 40 fighter and economic activity are falling stroyed in an effort to prevent f r E e s t o n e p l u m s 1. evacuation of which'*'had been sT- Montreal, Sept. 30—(A*i-- The In­ .Fork Km eys U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES . Tax Included. across the river or flank it by Washingtn, Sept. SO— —An planes and concentrated batteries far behind that of the Britl.ah. lied landings, and that "very Willing to .Act on Criticism mltted earlier. vere measures were taken agaiiutj .Lamb Chops and 2 Doz. 35c Complete Set With Extra cfqsaings to the north and south. outline of a proposed new tax pro­ of anti-aircraft guns in an effort Post-War Polirles Functioning ternational Labor office declared 59c Peck The War department, which has to prevent further destruction at The gist of their complaint, it Heav.v Losses Inflleted Communist riots which are flar' No Reports of Crossings gram, ' Including provisions for In the port of Stisak, adjoining today that "one of the most urgent Stewing Cuts of Lamb Heavy Pad . insisted that there should be no Wewak, where approximately 500 was said authoritatively, is that up."» .. $1.69, $1.98 There were no reports here post-war rebates, topped today's blanket deferments for any group the Italian city of Fiiime, all posi­ tasks of iK)St-war reconstruction” COOKINO APPLES PICKING ONIONS either that Soviet forces had al­ of their al»'craft have been wiped British post-war policies already Make 20-Mile .Advanea, FOR DOG FOOD such as fathers. Indicated a willing­ tions were said to be firmly held would be permanent resettlement While Clark’s Army continue FOR THREE DAYS ONLY ready crossed the river either di­ deveiopmmta in the capital. out in a little, more tliap a month. are functioning in a practical way W e Offer : " ' 5 Lbs. 25c 10 Lbs. 89c Covered ness to act on criticisms of law­ with heav.y losses having been In­ of between 30,000,000 and 40,000.- ita unbroken advance, Gen. 81 rectly above or below Kiev. ,.•* . Tile new tax measure, providing But the raiders shot down eight while American representatives flicted upon the eneipy. makers who have bucked the are at a lo.s.s to know what thia 000 persons'torn from their Euro­ Bernard L. Montgomery’s Eight Fresh Melto A t 12c Pound AS LONG AS THEY LASTl Hie fall of Gomel, river fortifi­ for steep boosts in income levies interceptors, added 145 tons of Units of the First Croat, corps father draft idea. General staff bombs to the 106 tons 'dropped nation's attitude will be on many pean homes. ' Army along tKS'Adriatlc continu (Only 1 point) cation abpve'4^ev, appeared immi­ in the $5,000 to 425,000 range, will men, meeting with a group of sen­ were crediteff with killing 60 Ger­ Monday and departed intact while important world questions when A 166-page report, entitled "The And a fiill line of Gaines nent as Soviet troops advanced to go to the House Ways and Means ators, discussed plana to deny gov­ mans and destroying 11 trucks in smoke from the munitions blast the fighting is over.' Displacement of Population in Eu­ (Continued on Page Four) Sleeve Boards within 12 miles of the city from coniihlttee Monday with adminis­ ernment employment to any able- an attack on a German column and Hunt - Club ,Dbg Foods, rope,” said the problem was far the northeast and other columns tration backing. The post-war re­ covered the whole Wewak penin­ As a result, the committee mem­ and trays of lean and not so bodied, draft-age non-father unless bers were said to have found that moving 'between BIhac and Knin. "beyond the powers Of^ any single Rid-Jid Maatermaid --- The Nationally advanced from the aouth and east. bates would be In cash or govern­ he is considered indispen.sable. and sula. The fighting caliber of the Other units derailed a German lean bopCs. .li WOMEN’ S CLASS IN VOICE AND DICTION Thirty villages lying athwart ment life and Annuity insurance. opposing pilots led returniitg fliers the British stand to reap post-war country” and added: to bar from Washington desk duty benefits from many American military train on the railway be­ "Miliions have been victimized Once in a while give your Gomel’s approaches and trans­ Other developments: any commiaaioned Officer in that to believe they w®*"* crack Navy tween Brod and Zagreb. II For Specjal Training In Advertised airmen rushed in from Rabaul. leHd-lease contributlo-ns to other by a narrow nationalisiii which has dog Stewed Liver or Pork formed into outer fortifications Rep. Cox (D., Ga.) resigned same draft category. The Yugoslav fighting "without Flashes! have been captured. Red Star, of­ from a special House committee Fuel Dump .Also Destroyed countries. • had a total disregard of human be­ Kidneys. Actually many fathers already Some indication of this repress­ doubt is preliminary to major ings. They can be helped only by (Ijite Bulletins ol the OPi Wiro^l THE ART OF THE SPOKEN WORD Irpning Boards $4.98 ficial Army organ, said. investigating the Federal,Commu­ The resultant flames after the events in the Balkans which may - Famous ‘ are in uniform. ed irritation at 'British activities international cooperation aiid or­ Still another Russian column nications committee, climaxing a Draft headquarters says some storar:c denot was hit could ije seen Jead to a junction of the Allied and ------1 — ------M Thursday Come To Reopening 7 :45 P. M., October 15, At The “Y” Very sturdy and dasily operated. controversy between himaelf and for 60 miles. A large fuel dump was given by Chairman Russell ganization." ■ To Prolte Gas Rationing (D., Ga.) when he told a press con­ The study wais prepared by Prof. PINEHURST GROCERY tConfinoed on Page Two) Clifford Durr, a member of the (Oontinned or Page Two) and several supply dumpa also ((Continued on Page Two) Washington. Sept. SO— •■• At 302 Main Street, For Under the Direction of commission, who had charged that were destroyed. ference yesterday that the news” of Eugfene M. Kuliacher. director of tull-M’sle investigation of gasoUl Other Ironing Boards .... $1.98 and $2.98 American military activities was the Research Bureau on Population FRESH FISH Black and Brown Beauty Cox was unfitted to conduct the Nearer the ground fighting at rationing «vas announi«d today inquiry; Oox bafi^been chklrman .of Finschhafen. Liberators caused being played down by British news Movements of New York, in ebn- MACKEREL LILLIAN GERTRUDE GRANT Cliairniaii I.,ca (D., Calif.) of tl Regular $1.00 Howard 24 Launchings the committee. Big Liner Used landslide obstructions with 1.000- services and the British radio. British Bomb .Miltation with Pierre Waelbroeck. House latcrstplc committee., Sole Fillets. DRAMATIC RECITAUST AND TEACHER OF EXPRESSION '*15 Different Views” on Policy pound bombs-on the coastal road Nol Mentioned in Reports chief of labor conditions, ernplov- announced the Inquiry, With hea Haddock Fillets ' 22 Cambridge Street, 8160 Dust Mops, , special • • • • ...... 89c Senator Nye (R., fi'.D.) told re­ south o f Madang. From accounts they read in ment and migration section 'of the ings teiilativciy set.(or mId-OgI Fresh Oysters Call Eveningn After 7:80 FUR COATS porters, after a session df..the Sen­ ’ The Finschhafen garrison, in Egypt. Rus-sell said it appeared International Labor office. They her, alter a conference with coi During Month As Transport that United States troops, were not Ruhr Targets were assisted bv many organiza­ Salmon ■ ‘ for ate Foreign, Relations committee, addition to falling back from some gressmeii who yesterday protest Information and Registration. Bamboo Lawn Rakes ...... •. each 89c C” ■ that the 15' members aeemedN, to prepared positions scattered doing any of the fighting in Sicily tions and individuals with informa­ an anticipated cut In ratlana oufl Cod and Pollack. have"I5 different views” on the through plantation and' jungle on ■He told reporters later •he had tion on European conditions. side the eastern stales. Lea an Mr. .Tones, when' he *phon^ ’ Private InstructtoB If Preferred. Oregon Shipbuilding subject of a post-war foreign pol­ Tens of 'Tbousaiuls of the northern outskirts of the mis­ made q'study of English news and Iron City of Bqrlniin Study Opiy Prelimlnary the Inve.stigafion w.iuld be mS' sionary village, also were menaced radio broadcasts and found that A preface cautions that such a us from the Boston Fish NOTE:. One Piece Wet Mop ...... 59c Employes Set Record; icy declaration. American Troops Car­ .'Given Fifth Foumlin|; by • a sulH'Omnilt tee of the Intel The-same committee unanimoua- when the Royal Air Force made a study, under pre.sent conditions. siatc group. Goyeninirnt offic’a Pier, “ just raved” about the If Interest Warrants, A Similar Class May Be Formed For Men.. (Contlnped on Page Foiir) sortie, it always was mentioned by Hartford Studio: 721 Main Street, 32-6800 ' Morale Given Credit. ried to Fronts in ’42. Of Year During Nij;ht. and representatives of private li quality of the Mackerel, so Regular Mop Handles ...... 49c (Oontinned on Page Four) name, but when American bombers (Continued on Page Four) dnstry jivUI l»e called as witnesr- went into action the results were you had lietter- put some on . - r-- ■ . he said. ■-Sk • Portland, O rt, Sept. 30.—(iP)— London,' Sept. 30 — ' (/P) — fh e Treasury Balance always attributed to "Allied Air .London, Sept. 30.—(Art-Return­ • • • your fish list Thursday. String Filler Mops v ...... v.. . 39c to 75c Weary, tin-hatted men and women liner Queen Mary carried tens of ing to Germany's great Riihricon- Forces.’ ’ Orders T rS tc Be Kept Sieving at the Oregon Shipbuilding Corp." thousands of United States troops Washington, Sept. 30.—(A*)—The Similarly, Senator Brewster centration of war industry after Gives Report At This Writing We Have: Tax Included. , stood * y today to, watch their 24th PickiBts Still to fighting fronts aroun^ the world position of the 'Treasury Sept. 28: f,R„ Me^i said he thought the time an Interval of a month, a British Providence. R. J.. Sept. SO MARGARINE (4 Points) Squeez-ezy Self Wringing Mop . Uberty treighter of the month in 1942, it may now be disclosed. Receipts, $264,267,989.69; expen­ had come to obtain more oU from bomber fleet last night gave the Gov. .1. Howard McGrath Inte ,lrt Prize ...... lb. 23c slide Into. tl)£ Columbia river-^^a The role played by the great ditures. $433A63.256.93; net bal­ big iron city of Bochum its fifth On Casualties veiled in the tour-day strlk* with extra filler ...... 75c DARK RICH BEAVER SHADE Stop Trucks nearlv 1000 Rhode IsUnd tr ELGIN ...... lb. 24c national record they figure wfll gray liner aa a troop transport was ance. $16,939,680,208.17. ' (Continued on Pnge Four) heavy pounding of this year, it was Ready For Cold Weadier? LUSTROUS JET BLACK stand for the duration. revealed after publication of a re­ announced today. drivers today, ordering state Parkay ...... _ ib . 26c lice to “use all their for Right Now Is the Time To.Get a Coal-Fired Space Heater They gave up vacations, home , port telling how a German plot to A communique aaid eight 6f the Blue Bunnett lb. 26c Rattan Carpet Beaters ...... 39c SIZES 14 TO 44.^ , I life and sleep to set this record, j W alkout'of Drivers in sink, hefe tsith 10,000 Americana bombers were missing. Stimsoii DtAcIoses Army throughout the state" to k» That Will Keep You Warm and .Cozy'All Winter If All Sweet is obtainable I. Many of them worked seven days Rhode Island in 4tb aboard was foiled with discovery of Other objectives in the Ruhr Total About 85,000 highwav traffic moving. Half at Swift's Thursday we will s week throughout the month. A t! a Germap' radio transmitter at Proposes Steps to Make valley also were hit in tjie raid, hour after the governor tuned . ■ / f e a t u r i n g Storage Chests ...... $1.98 tlm ^, some woj-ked up to 36 hours ' Day; Pineb Being Felt. Soa Paulo, Brazil. ^ .. the R. A. F.'s third attack against Incluiliiig Sept. 15. order, however, pickets hlocll' offer this at 2.3c pound. ' Early in the summer of 1942 the two main highway routes Iron To pack away summer clothes. without stopping. German war targets In the last 3 N ATIO N ALLY Queen Mary p l^ e d an important Federal Housing Taxable eight nlghta. eastern .MauachusettS Into Rk Bananas, when' we have Morale Qlvea Credit / Bulletin! Thia boosted pay checks, but Providence, R. I., Sept. 50—(A*)— part in saving 'Britain’a desperate Bochum, last attacked on June, Island at Pawtucket coatlaa KNOWN MAKES: Pickets continued to atop inter- them, are 13c pound. )rard officials credit morale, not position St FI Alameln, The Daily 25, ia the center of Ruhr coke ami AVashlngton, Sept. 30— '•A’l— their tactics, without Interfer One Of A Kind atate trucks at the Msssaebuaetta Handled Duster...... 59c n9onev„,. for bringing about the Mail'8 Naval correspondent wrote. Chicago, Sept. 30.—(A*)—George'^ Urges Taking “ Strong Stand' steel Industry. War casualties of the nation's bv citv or state police. Ail new official commu­ line today as a walkout pf 1,000 i record. Too Fast for Subs. Guckenberger, Hamilton (Cincin­ He urged the association to A heavy night raid on June 12- armed (orrea have reached ap­ truck drivers affiliated with the nity ceiling prices ap­ "Once she steamed right through nati) county auditor, declared to­ take "a strong stand" against the devastated 130 acres In the center proximately 115,000. Secre­ submarine Given Cltatlou Warm Morning L«s Voshell, welding auperinten- Intemationsl Brotherhood of pearing on OPA list 1-15-A Softee-Cushion Kneeling Pad, lent, said that after the first two a pack o f aubtnffrines estimated to day that the principles of Foder-1 present government housing pro­ of the city, which has a popula­ tary of War Stimson disclosed Washington, Sept. SO—i Third War Loaa M the last speed splurge. Next n)ltts«l la August, and pointed out flghting unit la asving the' sttus- government pay taxes, on certain He said the program, as now industrial artery, -the Dortmund- from Dec. 7. 1941. through caaual- ■nonth the yard wta begin can- Ciea at Salerno, and up to and" in­ goal of 815,000.088J8f ' that that waa the principal cause Uon.” types of houaing projects Just like cooducted, was "a comjplete de­ Enu canal. meL The aoen4agy. rertlng ways to conatnictlon ol a The Berlin radio,. In a broad­ cluding Sept. 15.-' Persign Ldmb of the walkout. • Alinoat Upaet In S to m ' any Individual owner of • targe parture from our American way iM o'te partldpate la lew freighter, the victory model. lajnrlag Owa Members With a full load of American apartment building, we will all o f life, providing benefits to some cast recorded by The Associated The casualties at Salerno, where I There is, however, one additional Press here, said the Royal Air •thd Allied beachhead was eaUbllah- lag a( aa laeaatea harfh^ Tobin pointed out that 100,UOO tropps aboard in the late winter find it necessary to abolish out- St the expense of others. Every EvaaavlUe thlpyarda, Tbc JW.HALi COM l acord still in sight. The yard de- members of-the union now are in in 1942, the writer said,: the liner present j system of res' estate tax­ effort should .4>e made to mgke Force bombs dmpped during the ed in Italy and now la expanding, ------711*711 MAIN fTAIIT The JW.HAU COM MAMCMisrm Conn* Federal low-rent housing projects ation and devise apm.thtng new MAMCMISTIR Cohm* I martijiMM OR yfMP ^ iCoBtUMMd Mi Pagq » a .i ICqiUxuMl M i ’4g0 Xwq^ ,to take itg $^ace.”_. taxable," ig lUoBttwwi MB Fagq £wol iCoatliidad m Fag* fw ug