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T h t W M th fr Averagt M ly Cireul«tion Foreessi of WottBssr Waa Ismg - For tha M w tli aoptambar, 1040 commander Frank'VaUuaat leulflit Hear­ The business property m Mata / ■treet south of the turnPlke, Party Is Given plained that the post had planned 6 ,4 4 1 ing by Friday nwralog. eoMer FH- which Is owned by to give the local National Ouarda- day aftamoaa .and aigM. nettl, did not chsnge men a fartwaU party end decided Naoiboi III tiw Audit ^or Guardsmen to hard tha offlcara and men aa the Burs— ot OIrawlatInua i i l i r Ouator o f 435 EM t terday, as was expected. EMiy Th€ J M C H A ^ corr / In September James W, Foley, n d ^ s gueata befera ofdbra art re­ Manteheitet’^ A City o f VOlage. Charm "H i TurapUt* and Joseph J. Sul* ceived and the men busy with MANCNISrm CONN* rW • In n i arrest are among acting for a man who was tater-^ other duties to accept. PRICE THREE CENTS BOW students enrolled at ested In the proper^, Officers and Men of MANCHESTER, GONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17,1940 (FOURTEEN PAGES) ^ Junior OoUe»e, Hartford, posit to Mr. UrbaheTti. The ^ t e Spesehea' Mtads 1 AtfvertMag m Pago 12) for cloelng of the sale was set at Local Units Are Enter­ Talks wsfe given to the men of risrsB. 4 ■ 1 . October 15. The option was not tained by tke V. F. W. the National Guard nnlU by Past A New Shipment O f m . T. H. Dlasouette, head of taken i|p yesterday and the sale Commander David McCollum, a UoloKy department o f Trimty has been called off. war-time aergeant In the old Com­ Reopening of Burma Road Makes Orient Tense ,^wUl speak at the \ Tri- one hundred and fifty officer* pany O 102nd Regiment of the imd members of Mancheater’s two Yankee Dlvlaion and Archl# K il­ Switch Unlon roeetlnf at Marl- The Held work of taking the Martha Mi Director of Draft Germans I Octoiber 18, instej^ of school census which started eaWy NaUonal Guajd units. Company-K patrick. who saw aervice in the or Edward I* Troxell, who In September,''Will be finished this Phlllpplnea with the U. 8. Marines. and the Headquarters Company of Industrial movlea were shown Models \n. ^ tS unable to keep thh date. week. The cards will be turned the 169th Regiment were the Corduroy and Snun Rayons over to Superintendent Arthur | - . . .t — the men through the courtesy ot MILES ' H is fall rUmmaare ' sale of the Illing, and a check will be made ! guests of. Anderson-Shea Post. Alfex Cols after which the enter­ See§ Registration ; Womens H^SitS^^AUxUlary will Green tainment Gommltte served jefresh- To Ma^ against the school records, before ] v F W at the Manchester ConluroyB In one-pji^ and two-piece' models ments of sandwiches, doUghnuts . ^ike place tomorrow at the store, the final statement sent to Home last night. Archie" K il­ Lxsvely shade* of b)de, rose and tan. Size* .2 and coffee, cigarettes and cigara. 1009 Mala street ' Hartford for the toum’s share of to 20 patrick. first commander of the The men enjoyed games and darts . the school grant. As Effective Job Croup 5 of Center church worn- VFW unlt w’sa toastmaster and during the evening. en. Mrs. A. Hi Illlng, leader, ?111 Captains of ,the six teams that called on the officers of the units, $ 5 .9 8 Nazis’ War\ Bases Hit have a work meeting this evening Capjtain James H. McVeigh, Capt. ” Mght"o%rocrta"i:he'5.urch par" members"Tthe ^ym on d E. Hagedorn, Captain Declares Those Who Be-1 Selin Rayon* In pastel shade* with embroid­ Hiimlreds of Warplane# lor. _ ! ington Social -Club are to meetNH o ra ce F. Murphey and Lieut. Ilevetl We Are SoCtf^“ V " N ew ‘Extfjnfflive Fires’ at P lr w n n S n t r e r s motifs on blouse*. Colors>s.Aqua, rose Attack England Tmlay A daughter I fore* th^ start" o*f\he ‘ league ptaV. TeiTy Yanishewaky for remarks. M d natural. Sizes 14 to 20. |Apd Supine and^ As KielKi-I ami Fresh DamDam- ^ J -E U n f l U t g to Attorney and Mrs. Jay E. Ru 1 I games will be played in the The dfflcer* thanked the post for Willkie Win . —Most of Nazi FighteP- now of / v - ^ M d club and in addition to h a ^ g five the destlmonisl smoker held In Democracy -Could Not age at Hamburg, Bre- E v a C U a t C la the first grandchild of Mr. and ^ the.dfx teams their honor. Mrs. William Rubinow of East |mrniueio ----- $ 3 .9 8 men, Cuxhaven Is Re­ Boml>ers Forced Back there are also resents In each Move with. Effective- In Election Center street. Her maternal grand- team that will assure sufficient sult of Incessant Bom- L o / l r f o / l / O 6 a , By Anti-Aircraft Fir- parents are Judge and Mrs. Jacob ; members' present at all league Spun Rayon Plaids In soft tones of hrown, ness Disappointed. Schwolaky 'of Balnbrldge ____ . Some Manage ’ games. . THIS COKE IS green and wine. Sizes 14 to 20. hartlment by Royal West Hartford. ' By The Associated Press Anrdyit Who Forecast To Penetrate London I ----- Air Force; I a j s s of Five Mm* Nannie Hlldlng of 65 Blge- GUARANTEE^ Ciarence A. Dykstra de­ Election of Roosevelt British Government Has street ia confined to her ,horne New^ooks Added UQUORS $ 3 .9 8 Planes Acknowledgetl. Defenses, Drop Bombs If you are not satlolteB wWk He clared in his first public atate- In 1932, 1936 Fore­ ISo Intent of Leaving with an attack of grip. I^iDwest Pride* use. wo will remove th,/6oke and nients as draft director today To Cheiiev Ubrarv refund the mouCT/ for the Cotton Shop. London Despite Re­ Bulletin! The usual Wednesday, evening that “ those who had thought sees 1,500,00(1 Margin nulietin! In Town. amount removed. London, Oct. 17.— nd6n Again ‘ Today. favored western route Inland and B w dhsn DHly i A. 5L to 0 F. M. .playing will be enjoyed. The room Sells Regularly for $2.20! ed in the way of the opening. Italy, his foreign minister. is now on sale for a . with which the reglatration. waa ent One Sub Normal. dertaken ImmMlately. It.was said that Russia, is being Political observers regarded the ./^parently this was a subma­ circled towards the capita'- Or By Appotatment. la the Service will be decorated with autumn Pkgs. carried out, only' a month after "The preliminary InveaUgstlona 21c limited time only. Buy Informed by the reopening of the shift aa sure to be welcomed by rine Mtion—a follow-up to the re­ Berlin. Oct. 17.—(/P)—The Ger­ O n ly"* short time later the e f the People tor SO Fears, leaves, pumpkins and com stalks] enactment of the qonacriptlon law, whlijh 1 have authorized Involve no $ 1 .9 8 Aboard Willkie Train eh Route road. the German and Italian g;overn- cent i*eported Naval bombardment man high command drew a pic­ siren* in the London area ahrilled i n Ohueh Street, Hartford, Conn. for a Hallowe'en atmosphere and enough to make that Cake Griddle an evidence that government and actual conatnictlon or commit­ out for the fourth time alnce Phone ^2237 each guest will be given a party | Cast Iron to St. Louis, Oct. 17—<4b—Wendell May Reopen Hong Kong Route ments, for Serrano Suner is con­ of Dunjicrque and Cherbourg, dn ture today of new destruction In­ bedspread or banquet citizen* can work together to do ment to cortatruct,” the prealdent the German-occupied French coast. dawn, as Germans tried to beat hat V. , Others to $3.98. . “ a moat effective Job." Authoritative circle* said end­ sidered one of the atauncbcat Jell-OTony flavor 14c cloth you’ve always $1.00 value . L. WlUkle, bareheaded In the said In hla raeasage and “ in taking In the Mediterranean phasea the flicted by Its air raiders on Brit­ off the Hurricane and Spitfire .....79c bright sufishltae of hla native In­ ing of the Burma road agreement friends those powers have In Spain. wanted! And if you're / !>’o Change In.PoUclea this mean* of advising Congress Franco’s degrees scotched ru­ Admiralty admitted the 9,i00-ton ain. pf sea war auccesaea and of squadrons patrolling the coast. / Aaaertlng he had no suggeaUon diana, said today he wanted to of the survey* I am having made also paved the 'way- for re-opehing Some of them alipped past the wise, you’ll “ stock iip” of the British crown colony of mors that Serrano Suner. hi* cruiser Liverpool had been dam­ futile British, attacks on the TaU Can Sih'cr Flash Cast Iron Skillet for changing any of the pollclea bring about an American standard I wish to makp It clear that Con­ aged In an Italian torpedoplane at­ British guard and approiaChed RUMMAGE SALE . Hong Kong to arms shlpmenta to brother-in-law. waa slated to go Reich; at the same time Berlin re­ RUMM.AGE SALE for future Use at this and Ash Tray thua far eatabllahed for the draft, of living _ that would ■ make ’;our gress will be kept adrined of such tack. The Liverpool, one of eight close enough to put the London Skirts present one seem sub normal.’* China If this actWm seemed desir­ out of the cabinet. Instead, he em­ ports said daylight waves of Nazi In Rialto Theater Buildini; truly bargain price ! Dykatra aaid hla firat plan* were further steps 4a may be neces­ erged stronger than ever and pos- ships of the Southampton class, warplanes were ovjsr , London area in- a state of alert. Salmon 2 c.» 29c to get acquainted with the organi­ Contending that the New Deal able. Before this reversal to mass tac­ Thursday, Oct. 17, 9 A. M. sary." aeased of a portfolio he la kno.xx'U reached her base with an undis­ again. Given by Corduroys — $1.98 $1.90 value-. $1.29 zation which had been aet up by believes “ America is through High Point of Controversy The Hong JCong route was closed tic* the Nazi* had been using ^ Soldier blue, beige, and to have desired. closed number of casualties. The high command communique Group 1, Center Church. Store 1099 Main Street (Corduroys and L ’ jut. CoU Lewla B. Herahey, who WlUkle told a crowd In the Evans­ Development of .xiddltlonal pow­ to the transport of arms to ClUna Unfavorable weather hampered planes singly or ta very small Eagle Brand ■bright red. Franco Titular Head reported that British war vessels waa acting' director. ville, Ind., .ball park that hla elec­ er on the St. Lawrence was a high laat Jan. 1 for “aecurity reasons ” last night's R.A.F. operations, the formations, • . Women's Hospital Auxiliary. ; Ail Wool Flannels New Hinge Cover “ It aeema thla organization un­ tion would mean an “ alive, a de­ Left in working charge of the seeking to raid the French coast A few minute* after the fourth Thnraday, Oct. 17 at 9 A. M. .and movement o f gasoline, truck*, mifilstry of Interior— which con­ A ir Ministry said, but nevertheless Flannels Dutch Oven der Colonel Herahey ha* done a veloping, a hopeful" nation. at the western outlet of the Eng- alarm wailed,...... air-raid..... warden*...... Sardii^s . A large selection /of (Continued on Page Two) rallw ^' equipment and other *up- trols the police—waa Under-Secre­ the operations were described as $1.98 and $2.98 I magnificent piece of work,” Dyka- The Republican presidential ------P------lish Channel were beaten off patrolling the streeU and roof- botfi in plain colors or Offer includes- a one-egg pllea WB* banned at the same time tary Jose. Lorento Saenz. Franco ••auceesafiil.’’ Naval artlllerj'. plaida. Sizes 24 to 36. Black, soldier blue, wine. tra declared;'' 1' nominee repeated hla view that Light Meat skillet. e O A Q ' In reaponae to queationa. Dyka­ the Burma road waa shut. became titular head of the depart-. "Good Besults" .Attained The war report aet forth that a ; (Continued on Page Four) y-" “ more JhlMf waa a key campaign ■ Numerous heax-y bombs, the $3.15 v a lu e ------tra said the Imihedlate adminla- No assurance waa given Japan menL German submarine had sunk three ■ issue and added: ministry's communique said, were "Release us, release us, ao that ‘Hate’ Drive concerning continuation o f ' tb# Reports had been current for armed steamers totaUing 21.000', Again this week, a mid-week sale on Frying Chickens . . GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. several months that Serrano Suner Tuliafish (ObnUnned on Page Two) the people can build a new life In Hong Kong closing untU the tons,^ one of them a 10,000-ton i would take over the' foreign minis­ (Continued on Page* Eight) large size to serve four or five . . (they weigh just under this country, I f wc go dqivn to Prolje Asked Burma road agreement waa reach-^ tanker. ' Quits Pending 4 pounds each) . . cut up ready to put in the pan . . or 1 1,-Pound t^an DInty Moore ' / ' stagnation In defeatism, we will nd. it waa said, and since that try and that Beigbcdcr would be British air losses were listed aa j not ptoduce and will become shifted back to his former post of three planes against two German if you .want to roast them, they are large enough . . . agreement has now lapsed It re­ high, commissioner ta Morocco. planes missing. mains within the dlacretlcn of the Serrano Suner has risen steadily Official Probe Spag|hetfi and Meat Balls Willkie stood beside an Ameri- [H o USC Lcaclpr^^ailtS In- Wariiing Given Detail* Night Bombing Tender, FreA, Pi emium Flashes I governor of Hong, Kong to rescind In Franco’* confidence in recent his closure order. Detalltag German night bomb-1 (U ri* B olM tM of tlM OP) W in ) platform in the infield. The crowd, vestigaUon of Adver- months and It was as the general- ing cirrled out In spite of bad g.bk:^LE / (The Tokyo press reported from 15c 2 for 29c eatimated by Pdllcc Capt. W. iaaimo’a personal representative About Troops weather, the high command aajd Bouthhy Suspended at* CHICKENS each 99c PRINCESS tisement ^>y Bank. Hong J4ong that the Japanese con- that he went to Berlin and then to Fun For A ll! To Reconstroet Lifeline Reiatager at 12,000, sat in shaded the “ retaliatory attacks" against (To Fry or.Iloast!) v vo POUL^Y - sul general there'hid advised the Rome for conferences with Adolf ■ ■ ■" Own Request in Pay-' Chungking, Oct. 18.— (Friday).— aeml-circular bleachers- London were in “full force” all 100-Lb. Bag a L I V E ^ C K ; R E S tA U R A N T ' “The young people of America Waahington, ' Oct. 17—(/P)— British that J a p ^ regards the Hitler and Premier Musaolini. He night. With heavy bombs hitting iiient of Czech Assets# Good cutii of Pinchurst Corned Keef . . lean Briskets and (/p^—Chiiieae labor aqu|MlB sere only recently returned to Madrid/ ^iimaniuns Told Not lo Sugar $4.7^ • ‘ Cor. Mata and Pearl Streets Representative McCormack of closing of the ^ong Kong route pa both side, of the Thames until other pieces . . will taste good this cooler weather . . Dance at Pulaski Hf drawn lip at atntegte paint* of the Maasachusetta, Houae Democratic entirely separete from the Burma Beigbeder was high commis­ Burma road when It reopened to­ (Ck>ntlnued on Page Tw o) DiBCin>s Movements of “ the resulting fires lighted up" the London, Oct. 17—(/Ki— Robert Our Meat Department just finished grinding (using the — - SPECIAL ------leader, aaked the Senate (Janjr road agreeTOnt. He was said * sioner o f Morrocco under the Purple Topj^or yellow Globe day under order* to reconstroct Germans in Nation. cloud.*. Boofhby, parliamentary secretory purest spices and nothing but Fre.sh I’ork) .some of that Modern, Old Fashioned and Hopn paign Expenditures Committee A stab at ah airport south of the lifeline highway aa fast a* today to investigate what he (Continued On Page Tnelxe) (Contlnued On Page Twelve) to the Food Ministry, waa aiiapend- FEED Japanese bombing plane* could Liverpool waa called “esptcially cd today at his own requeat pend­ tasty old-fashioned Country Style LUNCHEON Carl Wiganowski, Prompter* called a $30,000,000 “ Hate Bucharest, Rumania, Oct. 17-/- Turnips > dentroy It. The road opened offl-. Mus^ Guard ing an official Investigation of hi.* Rooaevelt movement." ’’ (>Pi—The press' published warn­ (Continued on Page Eight) SAUSAGE MEAT pound 33c Thursday, Oct. I7th at 8:00 p. m. ,cia^y at the stroke of midnight In a letter to Chairman Gillette ings today against spreading ru­ actlviUea In connection with pay- ARSEN'S 40e Door Prize Admission 25«| Ijotter three months of closure aa a' Against Split (D., Iowa) MeCtormack forwacdsd mors about “ the number of Ger­ menta made out of Czechoetovak Fresh, Tender, Genuine CALVES’ LIV E R is a “ buy” at FEED SERVICE ^Brittah appeasement gesture to what he aaid was a • photoatatlc Record for Deathless D ays man troops in Rumania, jwhaJ: kind aaaeta In Britain. Fresh Spinoch 'D in n e rs...... 6 5 c Japan. copy of an advertisement placed •of food they arc eating, where and The call of. Prime Mtaiater |>59c H). Remember that there are as many ^ four grades gS Deiwt Squat* Phop* 5466 • • • , . Trail of Blood CSiurchlll for appotatment of an In- * of calves’ liver. This belongs in the A-1 quality bracket. in The Chicago Tribune on Qct. how much.” Hhell Nazi Speedboat Wallace Sees Action by 10 by the First National Bank Of Brings Problems to Dallds There waa no published state­ veatlgatlng committee wa* ap­ Dover, EngUad,‘Oct. 17 — (Jb— ment. l»owever,' of the German proved quickly by (Tommona.- Aggressors If Inexperi< Englewood, III. CSiurchlll aaid that after the British long-riaage guns abelled a "nie advertisement contained a military strength here. Seen Only Glue TURKEYS BROILERS FOWL HEALTH MARKET German occupation o f Prague the '____ *______1 , , , . . ' ____ German torpeitoW rylB g speed­ enced Man Elected. statement of the bank’s condition Dallas Oct. 17—(iP)-—SomeUmea,4 ed :the stalled .,machine. His bump- The general staff qrder.ed sever­ boat aeveral mtlea aS the French al town* In Moldavia, whi'ch ad­ -question arose of payment of Small— Taaty . and ended, McCormack aaid, with: Pollce capt. B. B. Smith a ^ W s *«• ‘ »>e rear fender of the clalraiiagalhat-Czech aaaeta to ,Now..Get€ASHi ooant this afternoon. The speed­ 'In a laat stand for democra­ other car and-the owner pulled out join* Russian- ot'cupied Bessara­ Sheriff Predicts Slayer PINEHURST FRESH FISH boat apparently ^ neaped Cunhlt. Wheeling, W. Va.. Oct. 17.—{/P) why hla head does not ache all the a piece of lead jpipe and whacked bia. cleared out in preparaUon for Britain and Boothby became chair­ TWSNEW.SIMrUlWAV, -rrHenry A. Wallace. In a campaign cy, every, dlrfector and . officer of man o f a oortunlUee prearing for Watcher* on tlie eoant wdtb field thla bank ^11 'Caat hi* vote fOr time. The captain’s Job 1* to keep the good Samaritan on the hoggin., arrival of German Army “ inatruc- Of Man land Sister-in- Mackerel stop, said today Prealdent Rooae­ payment. Our Fresh Fish shipmet.) will include BUTTERFISH to It’s a Higher Grade - Clearer Product glaane* saw spout* of water shoot Wendefi Willkie.” * Dallad the' champion deathleaa day “ A bad case of nervea,” said the tor*.’’ A t the same time 70 more up near the small craft and, aHer velt la "a man of peace.” cops. i: Britons,' including several news­ Law, Seriously Hurt. He aaid evidence had been plac­ N i l at 17c lb. . . Fillets of Haddock and Perch. Salmon, SUced or in Piece That Win Deliver More and Better Heat! The Democratic ■vice presiden­ It 1* generally knpwn,’’ fcald city of the nation ta the 250,000— ed .before the government Indicat­ 'N £ W ■ anotiwr British long-nage. bat McCormack, "that the Republican A Negro was Injured in a wreck. papermen, left Bucharest. Fresh Mackerel to at 16c lb.. Halibut. Clams and tial nominee, beginning » Went 500.000 population claaa. ing Boothby had a financial Inter- tory'opeaed fin, the boat apiad off National. Committee and the va­ Hospital doctora said he would The leader of tl\® I™ " GuarA 'Orovllle. Calif.. Oct. 16--0P)—A Oysters. AppIktiHea form j In a flurry of foam. A German Virginia tour, appeared on a plat­ Hla trouble* are manifold ahjJ on, die. The traffic sq.uad, undaunted, Horia Sima, meanwh.le urged hi* dim trail of bWod lieading from a eat in one large claim. Bokton'Blue TEXACO CRTSTALITE form In the Wheeling ijailroad rious w illkie groups, and certain thU. the town’s 138th day without Inconsistent With Stntement* tvH 4vMf ram Hornier ^ n g boat blrcled above financial group*, who are trying aroused ..a noted brain surgepn at ffllowcr* to join "the battle for Feather Rivet highway camp waa Keep in mipd our Friday Lobster Special .... the price yards. ' a traffic death, the captain la'a bit the only clue peace t^ c e ra had Thla appeared to be Incoaaistetit, to bbtata control of the Federal S a. m. and the doctor saved the Iron,” asking that.,they collect ajl Fresh— Sweet in hall Aggressor nations. Wallace said today In the riaying Frank T. Churchill eald, with stotemenU by will be low . .i lAibstfers as fresh as express autompbUe government for their own special wearj’. 'iHefCto’t life. kinds of metal. eVen shoe poush ot W* bclievV'that get­ would be glad “ to have an taex The wear and tear on peoples Two Deaths Cloae to ija e. cans, and alao old rubber. Wilder. S3, and Doria Alger W il­ Boothby to a former chancellor of delivery from Maine to our doojr can jmake them. RANGE OIL Report fubmarine Sunk. Interest, haa spent tremendous ting a loan aboiild'be perienced man elected' prealdent of nerves 1# beginning to tell. Most That’s Just one o f the town’s 60 More Train* Suspended 'the exchequer. ' Pint a liiiDptC' pleasant transaction. Berlin. Oet. 17— A V ■<'>'r*T'OBEK 17 1940 HANCHE5TEK tVEMiNU i^w.ALU,1------11, appeooe the Napolonle syetam, TWO Quick Arming which doclined to yleM lU Inde­ Tax Receipts ot rsgistrants amsog the 66 srsss Pacific Coast S^mral States Exhaust pendence to Great Britain In 1813, thlrd-Urm enndldaU was running Direclor of Draft In tbs stats stopped off in bdard Power Survey which maintained Ita way of llfe^ R««ubUcana voting In Man«*e»ter for a second term.” Must Guard 38 In tbs cspltsil dty to rssdatsr College Students Tum againot the ImperioUara of the past wort outnumbored by the WillkieSees Job Possible O ver $47,< ' WllUde deecrlbed a cartoon pic­ Registration 6,186, about ons-thlrd of/whom Is Seen Safe Registration Card Supply century, will not abandon lU Inde­ E n rolled crate to the tune of S85. She urg^ turing him with a sign saying, “A Against Split gave out of town addressed. Cash Allotted pendent right to-maintain\1U Inde­ every member to nrork for a Job In Bvery Homa." Ha said It RoglstrattOB figures/^oni other pendent destiny In the presence of pubUcan-^ctory'ahd to do their ‘More Jobs’ was Issued by the Damocratlc Na­ Thoughts to Defense Johnson Points to Plans 90.3 Per Gent of Soiid^ GOPClub (Oonttaoed from One) A^ffective Job leading Connecticut cities Included Head of N ktkI Subcom* B y The Asioeiated PreM »>is wifs would stick any threat of force." full duty on November 5. tional Commlttea “ becauss they New Haveo, 33,320; Bridgeport, iBy Roosevelt In Answering Speech Enil Fire Dietrict In* Dellvere Talk thought It wha vwjr slUy. 21,979; Waterbury, 12,800; Btam- of tbs Naval ROTc unit at Nortb- mittee Returnfi^ from An unexpected outpouring of | n , Y.—Alvin D. Ijoty Preildent Bomt read a nun?^r As Key Issue •'If America has reached the presidential nominee, said at (Omstomed From Psg« One) Preparedne«8 Program westem university, Evanston, ni., men, exhausting the supply o f : mis, 86, who voted for 16 presl- debtedness Collect^. Youngstown, O., on Oct. 3 that If ford, 6,016; Noiwalk, 5,671; Meri­ By Lindbergh. Women's Croup of eacerpU from_the addr^M by tte point where that le a elUy • and den, 4,815; Bristol, 4,348; Ore«n- (ContiiiiMd From P sgs Oss) sold three Umas as many sppUen- Tour of Defenses. reglstratlon cards In several see- j dents, sought to enroll, saying be Former Cataloni -1 preMrenWnomlnee.VVenden W^^ the Roosevelt administration la re­ trative detail to be handled was to Projects Itaelf Force­ (Oontlnned from Page One) laughable idea,” he added, “then wleh, 4,354; Danbury, 8,863. tlons for admission to ths unit tlons, upset earlier coleulatlona of A coUsctlon of 118,416.64 OB fOtoCUSSeS D etails o f the ^ before the Federation ot there Is not much hope left for us. elected "ho social security will cleto with state governors the point of controversy fivs or six war and too old for all others. New York, Dct. 17—(T) — The fully Into Life on were received this year than aver Waotalngton, O ct 17.— — draft registration In several states Leader Is Exei^te ’ r«___- '^ l lc a n Women's clubs must choose between a party that In his Cincinnati speech, WUlkie ever be paid because thla nation itment of sppesi boards, years ago when ths Sonata n jo ct- before. Tbe unit has been Increased Little Falla and Herkimer, N. United State* can do In two years Tuesday and mors thhn $1100.00 .; Politica] Campaign. will go bankrupt.” are sure to be appeals,” ed a treaty with Canada on tbs Cholrnaan Darden (D-Va) of a r«;i m^th, a. a pep talk to the promlaea them a career on tte re­ called relief a human problem Nation's Campuses. ■UgbUy In Stic, from n strength of House Naval Bubesmmlttoe return­ YMtorday,- I T.— Each city had eight sons of the Job of arming that Germany on Wednesday brought ths total members. lief rolls and a party that promlaea rather than primarily ah economic Wallace, while not mentioning ______as soon as the lottery Is subject that would bsvs provldsd "It’s like a madhouse,” said Wll-1 one family among Its enrollees. WUlkie, said: About Town 240 to 280. ed from a tour of Pacific ocean de­ did In seven, says Louis Johnson, tollecUons on the 1940 rata book to nepubUcan Women’s club The annual meeting with elec­ them Jobs." or a poUUcal one. The Roosevelt held and actual selection of men for msklng ths St. L>swrsnoe bn Ham J. Korth, county clerk at Salt Glendale, Calif.—Triplets regis­ New York, Octr"l7.-5-(A') - The "Such talk is In the same class ocean-going nsvlgsble stream from Rt. Louis. Oct. 17—OF)— World Indians University a t Bloom- fenses today with the statement former assistant iKcretary of war, to the South Manchester Firs Dio» ____ 1 tta October meeting last night tion of officers will ^***^P'®®* !■* Advocatec Five Owagea administration tiaa abused that beadns." that he had "no concern over the Lake City, Utah, who was among tered. German wireleae broadcast a Bar­ November, and the following principle, he declared, adding: with the story that went out ,hi . Miss Ann Whittle of Center the Atlantic to the Great Lakea evenu have s ta p ^ a new c o n ^ those harrassed by a shortage of | and thla can be done "because It trict to $47,147.69 or 90J) porcsat the banquet ball of the Y. M. C. His statements were made as he pay anvelopea ju st before ytha Early BegtstraUon Figures safety of the west coast."- Chickosho, Okla.—Chsrles Gll- celona dispatch last night stating to dtoe with the fiscal year endlag nominating committee was ap­ PeUttea la BelM street lUui been admitted to the and for producing additional hsrdro- for thousands of students-nsU6n- ^ greater than In 1989. aupplles. Ism, blind.piano ' tuner, was led preceding the open meeting, started a htovy day of campaign­ tfecUoa In 1989. that you Early registration figures re­ elsqtrlc power to be squally divid­ AsscrUng that Johnston. Midway WAS planned for and developed." that Luis Companys, former presi on October 81 which leaves 15 days pointed to bring in a slate of mem- "The fliat and moot shockhw HarUord Hospital. Regiatratlona were believed to to registration place by hls dog. In a nation-wide broadcast last tors: Mra. John L. Wlnterbottom. ing In Indiana, Illinola and Mis­ have to wear licsnaa anmbers ported to Washlngtcsi head­ ed between the United States and f i defense. j At the University of Wisconsin, and Palmyra Islands, now being dent ofCAtalonla, nad been execut­ for furtheir oollectlona which, to tore. Oeorge F . Burst, the presl- abuse has bSM the injeetlaa of ^ e preparedness program, call- | Madison, voluntary enrollment of have exceeded previous estimates Gtllam told he would "play In the night In reply to an earlier radio ed In Barcelona on sentence by a Mra. Allan Coe. Mra. C. A. Good­ souri following a speech a t Cin­ arodn9 your necka like d(M quarters gays Ifiess stats results Mr. end Mrs. Edward J. Mack Canada. improv^, constitute a fan-shaped in New Mexico, Idaho, Florida, course, are subject to interest t e it . called for the reports of olfl* cinnati uut night on his relief poIiUcs into reUaf. The New Deal Syatem Too Conservative as compared with eaUmatea: lug eventually for conscripUon of | freshmen In the ROTC Increased protection for the Hawaiian Army band." address by <3ol. Charles A. Lind­ Spanlah war tribunal. rich, Mrs. Henry Huggins and Mrs. has locked upon unemployment as of 153 Summit street had the Emphasis has been placed recent­ Nebraska, Georgia and perhaps laeists He Has S o Nome. charges. * Oifs ond connnittw*» dll ^ which views. A ig ^ g that the New Deal "Aa a matter of fact; the unem­ New Hampshire, the first state ly on tbe power phase of the proj­ many of the students, has project- 1 jg p*r cent, 800 registering Islands which are themselves pro­ bergh. Johnson, charged the famous Several hundred dollars w en .indicated that the club is grCwlng Edward Noren. an opportunity to exchange bread pleasure of listening to relatives other states. New Orleans expect­ Seattle—A Negro who insisted County Gathering. had help^\ create a "slavery of ployment insurance system has reporting, placed Its registration In Sants Barbara thla week, by ect Slone, Mr. Roosevelt declaring ed Itself forcefully Into campus compared with 476 lost year. tection, Darden said: aviator with "ignorance of the Companys was elected president also' collected on delinquent fs ts bp loapi and bounds—there are ai- for votes. Thla attitude has been turned out to., be too conservative Compulsory drill, which would ed 10,000 beyond eatimatea. Wash­ he hsd no name chose one from United States, of Its state of pre- of autonomous Catalonia Dec. 31, Mrs. Gloria Goodrich, vice idleneas," n e advocated live St 56,333, compared to an eatlmst- means of an amateur short wave 'that more power was needed in life. 'I have no concern for the safe­ ington, D. C., registration was books. moat 700 enrolled ^ the present changes in tnk WPA program; expressed by H a ^ *nd It will have to be made more ed 52,000; Rhode laland. 84,483 set in the Southern California city both countries for defense pur­ "How can we get ready for take In between 7,000 and 7,600 ty of the west, coast, but I don't among samples written by a reg­ parednesA. and most of all, o l Us 1933, after serving three months The amoUest tax psld- wss for chairman of the Republican Tovm put It this way: We got about ^3.- j^nerous. In Pennsylvania, for In- almut 15,000 above advance esti­ time, due largely to the efforts of 1. Greater emphasis on public compared with 82,000; Vermont and In this tov^n. Mrs. Mack has poses. what'a ahead?” la a question fac­ male atudenta, probably will be an mean to say that is stray raider, istrar. Iron will." as Spain's minister of Navy. three cent* and several of four and tbe membership chairman, Mra. committee directed sttentlot to 000,000 people working ^ stance, from the beginning down mate. Baltimore—Bar tenders who Under Companys’ leadership, the meeting and luncheon of the works projects twder private con­ 39,894 and 40,000; not seen nor heard her lister’s The president also issued today ing the college youth. Issue before the next Wisconsin roaming the ocean, might not Fewer Than Expected Johnson called Undber^jB ad- five cents were collected. H. B . DeWolfe and her corpa of tractors. \ --WUlkle------alao charged------that WPA to July. 1040. 3152,000.000 has Legislature, which meets In Jan ­ break through and sink a few mer- have been unable to tell whether dre.ss a plea to "sacrifice the prln- Catalonia declared its Independ­ Approximately 760 accouata Hartford County Republican money had been wasted "through Connecticut, 225,000 (tentative) voice in eight years. Mrs. Emma on executive order, creating the St. They are answering It with a ■ On the other hand, New York wmkers. The treasury la also In a 2. Placing W P A personnel on been paid out and 3261,000,000 Talbot of Santa Barban.was able uary. It has been proposed at chant Ships or maybe shell a city, youthful customers were minors ctples on which the United States ence on Oct. 7, 1934. The revolt were received oh Tuesday or bsttor Woman's As.sociatlon at the Ho-^ tnefflclency> poor ’ planning. Im­ and 203,000; South Carolina, 237.- Lawrence Advisory Committee to rreat increase, In some cases qn- city and North Carolina reported healthy condition, due to the re­ the merit system, and allocating taken in, leaving a aurplus of to contact her sister hen at noon advise him, he said, "In plannlBi' ecedented, In enrollment In uiirlta other legislative sessions, lnclud-| but the damage would be slight.” hereafter will reqqire .them to was built," to "appease Germany collapsed, however, and thretoHays than one account per minute for ceipt of membership dues from so tel Bond Tuesday at 12 noon. proper bidding, over-staffing, and 3109,000,000. Thla la too much of a 457 and 198.000; Arkansas, 280,- fewer registrants than antici­ ■bow re^atratlon | 'cards ■' before relief funds to the stu e s in accord­ 294 and 225,000; Maine, Ofi.llO and Mon^y for the first time through the work and to cooperate wlUi s f the Reserve (Jfficera' Tralnlitg Ing the last one. Preparing Keport On Survey and Japan" and to "stop helping after its start Oimpahys Surren­ the twelve hours that the collec- many, and the recent bridge tea Reservations must b«j In by Sat­ many other abuses.” surplus and the law wiU have to pated,- and an Investigation was being served. i dered to government officfals. urday at the latest. A large and ance with the am'outo of unem­ 89,000; Maaeachusetta, 478.370 and the amateur radio station In ques­ proprlate agencies of the Cana orps. They are replying with en- Triple Average Nuosber. Darden said that he and his ordered Into an unexpectedly light Britain. tloh office was open. at the Y. M. C. A., of which Mrs; ployment. Before he went from his special be amended. tion, and Mrs. Mack enjoyed and subcommittee were preparing a re­ Rochester, N. Y.—"Here's my He, was a political prisoner ilntll enthuaiaatlq attendance, she sa d train to the ball park, more than "I know and so do you that the 493,000; Illinois, 1,008,316 and 1,- dian government." 'thusiasm through the pilot train­ Among other achoola covered response In Pittsylvania county, . At the outset. Johnson declafed: Kaymond B. Bowers was chalr- ' 3. Treating men and ^omen on heai^ the broadcast on personal Membership Of Committee port to make to the full Naval exemption,” said a registrant who "With the political side of Col­ February, 1936, when,'the leftists will show support of the splendid 40 reporters, photographers, rail­ president la not satisfied with old- 048.000; and Colorado, 136.025, and ing program of the (?lvil Aeronau­ In the survey were the University Virginia’s largest, where a rumor brought along his son in a baby >»»"■ ..X wo’rk relief "not aa a cIm s apart, lubjects os keenly as If she had To Its membership he named Le- tics Administration. Committee on their survey of new onel Lindbergh’s sddress I do not won an easy .victory In the national Bring Out Voters record made liy the party under road employes and campaign help­ age security as It now stands. The 134,000; DUtrlct of OJlumblk 114,- of Kansas at Lawrence, . where tqat registration was not compuL carriage. election*, "nie new Icft-Hepublican but aa employes of the govern­ been talking with her sister in the land Olds, chairman of 'the Federal And more and more of them arc work the Navy has undertaken In sory^was circulated widely. propose to deal. Ij therefore, leave New Umd«r-urm Mrs. Borst took the opportuni­ the leadership of Governor Ray­ ers traveling with him reglatiered law '.as already -been amended 341 and 95,000. same room. . the ROTC enrollment was 731, government of Premier Azana mond E. Baldwin. The Governor, ment." \ The approximately 5,000,000 Power CommtsstoD, as chairman; finding- a, solution in specialized the Pacific. Other subcommittee Jteglstration hitches toveloped on onq aide what I consider hls ty of Impressing upon the members for selective military Service. Draft- once, and the president served no­ triple the average since 1920; Tu- members are Representatives An­ granted amnes'ty to Companys and Cream Deodorant Lieutenant Governor McConaughy 4. Inviting labor and other officials came into a crowded tice that aa fast aa public support civilian eoldlera to be drawn from A. A. Berle, assistant secretary of studies to promote their usefulness lane University at New Orleans, most frequently, it appeared, from parUqbn plea to vote agaln.st the the necessity of not only voUng on groups, Including the AFLXjand Peter, son of Mr. and Mra. Erneat derson (R-C allf),y Jacobsen (D- on Nov. 9, 1937, Catalonia again saftly and Paul L. Cornell will apeak lounge car to fill out the blanks. can be obtained, further Imprpve- yeaterday'e r^dstranta wlU, ac­ state; Brig. Gen. iDomas M. Rob­ In'a national emergency. which had a 50 per cent Increase temporary card shortages and Mint Production prioldent.” election day. November 8, hut of BoTst and Mrs^. Goodrich are CIO, to help set up a - naU Robinson of 452 Main street, cele- ins,. Army Engineer Ck>rps; and lowa) and JenksxdR-NH). n elected him president, a position taking a more active part by Besides hia stop at Evansville. | ments are in order. cording to present plana,J be spread * rated hU fourth birthday yeater- A former ROTC corporal at the over last year In applications for from the inability of some men to Not Sane Policy he held until Madrid government committee for this county , training or apprentice program. We look forward to the day Gerald V. Crulae, representative of University of Missouri recalls that "I don’t think any enemyNwould learn where they should register. Johnson asserted that as In past Stops Perspiration b r ln ^ g out the Republican voter.s, ? ‘ 5. Coordinating relief efforts ol Winkle’s schedule today Includeil over a five-year period,»with the j Cucsta were prea- a Naval ROTC unit; and the Uni­ even get to Hawaii but evw If fell to Generali.ssimo Francisco rear platform talks, at McLeahs- when every elderly cltiren can the trustees of the New York moat students jwere only too eager versity of Washington, Seattle, In New York, William McChea- Of Coins Record American history, adequate • de­ and offering to transport others to shw"nff of^the picture. “We, Federal. State and local agencies' flrst call to go out In Mld-Novem- from Stafford Springs, Rock- Power Authority. they did. It wouldn't do much Franco. the polls. She urged those who are ro. Mount -Yemon. Nashville, have a decent old-age pension ber. ' Uillc, Coventry and this town. to turn in their uniforms after two which turned away scores of ap­ ney Martin, Jr., president of the fense of the country today "means 1 vvinuii." and aev- by congressional action, along The president told Oongfess that good," he asserted. “With- _thtoe Stock Exchange, roamed the city He wa* active in the cause of ■ able to drive cars to telephone the People and WlHkie . a n ^ „?ablishlng a research de- lellcsville, and Elnst St. Louis, HI. without red tape or humiliation, aa Estimates Exceeded l.uncheon was served and all had a years of "squads right" In the re­ plicants for Naval ROTC train­ keeping war as far away as possi­ the Madrid government liefore Its a natural and proper'dividend on Surveys of the Power Commission islands out there, we ought to have and stood in line six hours before Washington, Oct. 17— —John the Republican headquarters in the F\om there an aUto caravan was Aa the counting and sorting ol :},icaaant time. Peter is the grafid- quired baste course. That, however, ing.. notice, '2,300 miles away of any ble from the borders of this coun­ fall. i wUh il^uVd Prepa«^^ tS:o iT ^ m en t to study relief in opera-^ his cltizenahlp In the richest na­ and the NaUonal Power Policy was before the ■ European war he found his registration place. Q. Citizen la using a record brieak- State Theater building, dial 3285, bemg arranged to'take him to Bt. .vesterday's registration cards be- son of Mra. Jennie Robinson Committee bad convinced him that For the first time, Columbia movement against either Hawaii try’. Waiting until the enemy can atattng the hours on election, day pro.scnt campaign, were shown , • slightly Hoarse - Louis for an evening address. tion In the world. Our system in gan, preliminary reports from !East Center street, and of Mr i brought home the necessity of University, New York, U. offering He and thouaands of others waited Ing amount of coins these days. get into and devastate our terri­ lU present fonn is far from -bank­ development of the International or , the United .States - they are In line more than an hour. The mint produced an All time, they will be able th drive, as lists across the country said with fre­ Mrs. Peter Smith of Ridge streets Rapids sMtion should be under­ strenRthenlng the nation's de-, certain types of mllltanr study, wonderful shields." tory, Is not a sane policy;" “"The*“Roruh"can“‘ headquarter ' His voice slightly hoarse and 1 rupt; it la more troubled with sur aasses In military engineering Had Nperlal Moments high of 449,855,841 new coins In The American Navy Is the most are now being tnade out. There Is wWch opeLd yesterday in the caaionally breaking, WUlkie spoke Cam^mffn Handicapped quency: ‘'Registration exceeded taken qmckly "aa a part of ade­ fenscR In spite of annoyances, though, ■till opportunity for the members plus than with deficits.” Members of the Intermediate Twice As-Many Apply will be conducted, some qf them the three month period ending powerful In the world, he contin- i \ .Softer hull. In^ .home of the Wallace was introduced - by advance estimates." quate provision to meet the con- registration had its special mo­ Sept. 30, but the Treasury De­ Tired Wdneys to offer their services at the head­ State theater until elec- world champion Cincinnati Reds, Good-humored and even gay for J?**. unrfh Snlvf the tinuinjc power requirements of the At the Columbia, Mo-, school this ^ t a camp at Bantam Lake, Conn., ued. and working In conjunction, By Lack of Funds Philip Murray, CIO vice-president which has been equipped for win­ ments from coast to coast. For partment reported today that 1. Does not tot dresses, does quarters, by remaining on duty street will remain, open until elec ^^o^a applauding crowd estimated the most part, the young men st*'e-45 tomor- defetoe program In certain essen­ year. Col. Lloyd E. Jones, in charge Prepared to Meet vrith the British fleet "can keep air tion day. New Yoflc. Oct. 17.—(/T):—Ernest.'who seconded his nomination at of the ROTC, reported more than ter occupancy, Instance: there was no sign of a letup In the not irriutc skin. there on certain days or parts of by Police Chief E. G. Weatherly T. Weir, dhalrman of thb Repubr j the Democratic national conven- Amerlca from 21 through 35 liter- Pf°^Pto’^.ttend^ tial /centers, of war material pro- Philadelphia—A schtxjl teacher and land forces bqyond striking Often Bring S. NowaitingtOd^.Csnbcuscd days and In other Ways. Mrs. Borst twice «s many applications for The University of Chicago’s demands for more. distance of Americwvcoasta. at 14,000. A cold white moon llcan Nati|)nal Finance Commit- tion. ally nishcd to the 12.0OT «B‘8tra- Nutmeg Trail fall dution In the northeastern states." Any Aggression acting as registrar got a proposal The department .said the July tight after shaving. called attention-to the fact that In shone down, but Willkie shunned advanced training ns in 1939. A course in meteorology. In which "If, and only if. Britain and her tee, says slnesB men who "want- tion places. Joshing each other and gt the Bumaide churiii. from an enroUec who wanted her to 1-Scpt. 30 production, represent­ 5. Instantly st6ps penpitstion the last presidential election the a topcoat. When he finished talk- / total of 699 Juniors—131 more than fellowships are offered atudenta Navy fall Into hostile htoda. would Sleepless Nights lot 1 to !) days. Removes odoc Police Testing ed Wlllklef’ and "long before the the Army In which they may serve rrlarry him aiid "save him from the ing a total of $15,797,820.37 In Dbetora m y yvxtr kSdaryt conulo IS mUtf I’lg, he jumped on top of the read- J they fell Into long lines, patiently a year ago—were accepted. from the Army, Navy, Marine we face a dangerous situation." from penpitstion. .rPhiladelphka convention gave as­ The usual pleasant evening was Corps and the Weather Bureau, Philadelphia, Oct. 17.—(J»;—The Army." pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters . of tinrtebeii or Alters vhidi beiptopurifr tlM S lllin tacllilie G u n s iig stand ih wave goodbye. Public Records Hospital Notes , Land grant universities, like Hardy. Ky. John Boggs Tom ^Would------Have- Wasted Moi blood ond keep you henltbr. When they get 4. Apure,whiie,gtestel(ts,SlaJs- surances of financial aupport to waiting their turn for the nation's spent by the setback playera wh(> la a "sell-out.” The university United States "now stands ready” and halves, was an Increase o( 155 OlllJlIltU-Ill I Cincinnati and Evana- ■ew adventure In peacetime, con- ’g^^gnj weekly card parties at Missouri, make military training Dick William Howard Taft Wed- ^ Johnson declared that the conn-' tired eod don’t work right less vanishing cresm. Personal Notices his campaign. * • • have not made , compulsory ' for freshmen and also has a course In balllatlcs add to meet the challenge of any ag­ per cent over the comparable i93q. 4-,. trt havA hiiUt innny people hnre to get up nigbU. Fluent 6. Arrid has been awarded the _ _ — ! villa speeches contained an argu- good their promlaea.” scriptlon. the V. F. W. Home, Manchester gression, sB>Ti Lewis (/ompton, as­ dlBgton could not get hia full -period, try ttaa ^tl8e not lO na\e nuiiv yyscantypeeeegeawithsia»rti:pgand burning The two submachine gpina or- H ent that the Roosevelt admlnla- Admitted yesterday: Elnar An­ sophomores. Other schools with an informal - course In rlfle-shoot- name on the registration card. He. up its Air Force earlier because ; ■om.tiiaes thaw. tb«r« b •onMthinx wron* Approval Seal of the American Aa a result, Weir added, the ilult ('Uam Deed In many cornmunitles, they oreen, and the winners (aat night derson, 85 Middle Turnpike Blast; sistant Secretary of the Navy. The coin demand has Venirthr. “v>«,I hiiilt «n iiir fleet in 1 n34' . with Toor kfctoey* 6t bl»dd»r. Don't Institute of Laundering lot dered by the Police Commissioners tration did not believe unemploy- The Savings Bank of Manches- quickly exhausted the supply of ,wers Mrs. Walter Wlrtalla, first; ROTC units differ in their require­ He told the Franklin Institute settled for John B. T. D. W. H. T. mints at Philadelphia, DepVer and had we built sn air ncet in ihos, campaign of the Republican presi- Scott Brown, Rockville: John Fal­ ments. many of them offering drill Set i:p Defenee Boards. being batmleai to (abfict. In Memoriam for use of the members ■ of the ‘ment could ba cured. dentiar’candldate, who came from | ter to Henry S. and Wesley C cards. Printers went to work hast- jir * . Maude Boas, second and Wal- last night that eonstfuctlon of Weddington. I San Francisco working' at top we should have wasted our time ' In loving memory of Mr» Ida Manchester police department, ar- -The New Deal tells ua that we lon, 32 Bank street. an an optional course. In all cases, Armour Institute of Technolo­ Shreveport, I.A.—One negro and our money, and have been lur- ' rol»onou» m»tt«r to rn«^n in jrourHood. lt as MILLION Jars ef Arsdfl died alx years aRo behind to capture the nomination. I Gryk, land and buildings located lly. Airplanes were chartered to ter Wlrtalla, third. Refreshments bases in the Aleutian Islands, the , speed on a 24-hour-a-day basis. Eagleson, who rived today and this afternoon have nothing to look forward to make quick dellveriea Registrars [were served at the close of the Discharged yesterday; Walter the two-year advanced course lead­ gy, C3ilcago, and_ St. L/xiia Uni­ went to register, carrying hls ed into a false .sense of security, j have bsen aold. Tty a (aztodeyl today: "la being handicapped by lack ol | on Blssell street. Stamps indicate Borst, Dobsonville; Gustave Fallot, versity are among schools which mld-PacIfiC and Puerto Rico Is I The Treasury announcement did Chief Gordon. Officers Lucius |as a pation but endless unemploy- funds. Not one activity la being a consideration of 5 6 ^ 0 . called for reinforcements. Some gomes. ing to a commission Is elective. running six to eight months ahead suitcase, ready to go to camp Im- j not attempt to explain the unpre­ Even the Germans are rebuild­ awellinx. puffiseaa midar tba «]raa, If wa had all the. world to give Thrall and John Cavagnaro, with I ment. grow ing dependence upon registrants themaaivesthemaalves were aepude^u-1 ------97 Ridge street: Irving Spencer. Increase General have set up defense boards to co­ ing their pre*ent fleet because the; •jmI dizziness. . . „ x» . properly supported with money. Warrantee Deeds of schedule while other ba.ses ar4 } mediately, cedented coin demand which Don’t w sitt Ask 9oat drogglst for Dm *! ARRID ■We’d give It, yea and more. a representative of the Thompson j the state," his Evansville text tired to register others. Delays James O., Dowling of 152 Oak CkilcheSter; Mrs. Mary Lang, An­ A nstlbn-widc survey of schools ordinate their activities with the newer British models outfight Pilis. used fuoeessfojlybyniniions fororer 40 To claap the hand of her wa loved It has been a difficult thing right Jam es O. Dowling to Harold A. rapidly nearing completion. i Newark, N. J ,—The city clerk promise to- make this the busiest AaHlM^wwBtoat lli l f4 ran Into-hbura in some cities. Icrove street, who purchased one dover. of all types showed today the in­ prepardness program. refused a marriage license to a yrnrs. They give happy relief and will help And hear her voice once more. Company were at the Bolton range ^said. along to get money to run ^th is and Ruth Hue, land and buildings "When this program- is com­ year in the bureau of the mint's them." the 1S miles,of kidney tubes Aosh out poison* {■99* testing the guns. . | “Obviously, no administration Admitted today: Nancy Cowles, crease in ROTC enrollment was George Washington University, man who said he w-as marrying "An America which declined to , campaign and has been difficult on the south side of School street. ' CompUInta Scattered i«f the ho^es I I I Main street; Jacqueline Nash, pleted," he said, “thla country and history. out wMto Xjron your.bloodo Get Doan • IPiUg* Mr. and Mra. I'elphla Jar'ls.and The workings of the g\ms were that doesn’t believe it. is possible Stamps Indicate a consideration of general. at the capital, la planning several to escape the army. A man Family. ___ for me to understand why business Complaints were scattered, how- i»dld l^e 20 Newman street: Robert Gold': Innovations in conn^lon with na­ the whole western hemisphere explained to the board of police |to get Jobs will ever be able to $4,000. ever.- and dtaturbancea were few Parka Compaq Princeton reported an ROTC en­ should be able to stand Impregna­ wrapped In a sheet while waiting men have not contributed." ■old the property to Domenlc Ber- snider, 334 Summit street; WII- rollment of 625, against 438 last tional defense, ta^the discussion cofnmissioners earlier ■- In •’—'getthe them. The New Deal saya to He told a group of Queens coun­ Robert J. Smith tq benjamin T. although one man was killed In a ble against an attack from any a t a school to be the first In line To raltovs month. It la proposed to have you: Why ta.ke a chance? Why nardi has occupied the house lium Pagoni, 178 Copper atreet; year, the first time the unit has stage are new courses to be offer­ was reported to police as „■ a ty business men yesterday that "I and Blanch E. Sayory.'fiuildtng lot gun-fight at a Nebraska registra­ ed In engipwrlng. especially In possible combination of enemies." .them mounted In the police cars. take a chance on changing ad­ on Green Ro.ad. Stamps indicate a Anna Armstrong, 43 Purnell exceeded Its War Department "ghost." MFB would not say we cannot win with­ tion place, another dropped dead Place; Marcia Albro, 192 Highland ronp-makiqaf. map-reading and New turbine equipment Installed : COLDSt ministrations a t thla time? _ consideration of $500. In Raleigh, N. C., one was arrested CHapmaiKCourt, Order of Amar­ quota of 600 in several years. Uncertain About Wife. lilqatd "We say to you; What ha^ve you out money, but I fear that If we anth. at Its mieetlng tomorrow eve­ atreet: Joseph Haley, BoltPn; Pe-\ Lieutenant Colonel Cook, com­ Naval architecture.itonltecture. i °n U.;S. Naval vessels gives them The ^lanchester Corporation has and several conscientious objectors A gt^winjf demand on th6 pflrt'i nn ndv&ntAgc ov’cr foreign Bhipji Plainfield, N. J .—A qrtjn listed TtobIvU Too Ijitc to Classify got to lose? do not get the money necessary ning will obserire past matrons and ter Mitchell, 19 North atreet. manding the unit, attributed the 9alvr for the campaign we may lose •conveyed deeds to property owners cavuied flurries of excitement. of women for training In special- (n cr^-*—sing radius -and------economy,- »’•he ’ his sister as being the to™'’*' w-ho Non* Drops Failed to Solve Problema past patrons n l^ t, with Past Discharged today: Richard -inc-ease directly to the war in LOST—PAIR OF girls' eye glass­ the responsibility rests on the on Chester Drive and Thomas CJompliance with the law appear­ Europe. itod fields, such as laboratory tech- said id “we shall no longer have always would know hls address, «66 Drop* "The choice la plain before yoi Drive in the Pine Acres tract bn ed to be general, but subpoenas Royal Matron Rni?^I Tllden and Blow, 91 Foster atreet; Franklin ie a speed superiority to j explaining that he did not know « x^’onderf'al es. near Nathan Hale school. Call business men.” Past Patron John 'Ttotter acting Delaney, 22 Hawthorne street; Harvard's ROTC unit enrolled, rlicians. Was reported at 'Temple 5314. The New Deal has had eight ye*: Center afreet to T. Uncoln and were se^ed on eight theological 484 compared with 347 last year. University. Philadelphia, where an vies.” .1______/ ______- . I.lnlmrnt in office and has miserably fall! Ethel Pedrson (lot 36) Samuel B. students who rafuaed to register In matron and patron fo rlh e evening Mrs. Douglas MacLachlan and In­ fant son, 160 BIsaell street. At the City College of New offlcial said, "Quite a lot of thla to solve our economic problema and Rosalie Cravelg. (lot 28) Har­ New York city and one man was A light supper will be sensed after York, voluntr y enrollment. In the can be tied In with the prospect We have more than 9,000,000 un­ ry L. and irfabel D. Brown, (lot 34) Jailed in El Paaq. Texas, for refus­ the meeting by Associate Royal Census: o6 patients. / ROTC increased 35 per cent, the of more opportunities for women Hnrley^rges Old ' employed today, as many as we O bituary Henry and Matilda Miller (lot 53) ing. Some ohJecUng reglstraaU Matron Lela Webster and the other largest gain in the unites history, In sUch fields under the national HYSTERICAL had four years ago when the Stanley M. and Corrine Baldwin wore black arm bands. ‘ officers,- In the banquet hall. Myhe W. P. Quish marriage license in the town cards and give them serial num­ I.,anslng, Mich., in welcoming neW’ applicants brcause of .lack of room. re.strlctlon* to permit beneficiaries ' Vegetable Compound-famous for Dated at Manchester, Conh„ October 11, 1940. funeral home. 225 \talr^street last caught In the dryer and the flesh The normal waiting list la 160. to keep an equity in their homes ; Calls clerk’s office WedneStlay. bers which will be drawn in a na­ and muscles of the forearm were students to the campus, urged over SO years In helping hundreds evening. The Maaoill^ ritual In ■ th!:m "to accept the obligations of The Citadel and CHemaon. South and a small quantlty o f, In.surance \ of thousands of such women to re­ tional lottery In Washington to burned and bnilaed. MAUDE R. HILL, Secretary. charge of Lafayette Lodge of determine the order in which men military training as never before Carolina's major military schools. while still receiving financial aid lieve distress, calm Jittery nerves both showed enrollmeftt Increases. | from the state. and help build up resistance Hartford, was carried 6qt. The will be subject to call for service. In f 5 history of this In.stilutlon.” against these annoying symptoms. POLICE burial was held this momUig in Did You Know A lawyer defending a thief In a Mii.'-ary instruction, he declar­ At Clemson the Increase was 150 | ^ t present, such- prollertles In Within a few days, the boards will Cairo court missed hls v/allet. In­ PlnUuun's Compoundls one of the -V Grove Hill Cemetery, . Rocfeyille. begin publishing the aerial num­ ed,, "lit a preventative rather than and other applicants were turned , possession of the applicant.s ! most effective "wamsn’s" tonics Mr. Herman was a resident'pf Thai-- vestigation showed the prisoner Laughter! a provocative of war." away. must he assigned to the state be­ made. WORTH TRYINa! 4 3 4 3 bers and. when they have finished, had picked hia pocket as a lark. Vernon Center. . \ the lottery will be held, sometime Melody! \ Officials at the University of Valley Forge Military Academy. fore assistance may be given. Wayne. Pa., planned a, stiffened .■nie Pennsvlvanla Academy of between Oct. 26 and Nov 2. Florida, Gaineaville, Fla., report­ EUzobSth M. Upgena Many persons believed the earth Mlokev ed there was far less indifference program to give Its cadets better Firfe Arts Is the oldest art associa­ was round 4000 years before the ROONEY and opposition to compulsory preparation for "any possible fu­ FIRE Funeral services for EJlizabetn tion Iq the United States. Margaret Upgens, 12-year-old 224.725 Answer birth of Christopher ^lumbua. Judy training than in the past. Florida ture national emergency." has a cadet corps of 1,888, an in­ Among the plans wa* the con­ daughter of Mr. Snd Mra. Carl W. An ^glishm an who planned a GARLAND /New ' 5 4 3 2 1 Upgens of 715 Wethersfield Call in Slate crease of 150 over a year ago, with struction o/, an obstacle course, magnificent game preserve im­ in "STRIK E 312 students In^ the advanced along Ihe Hnea of the German I avenue. Hartford, formerly of this ported the Russian wild boar now NORTH By The Associated Press ' ATTENTION, LADIES!' UP THE course. trainlngDase at LImburg-on-Lahn, Sensational town, were held thla tnomlng At located In Graham County, N; C. Acting with a smoothness and Several school reported an I 8:30 from the Hollorart Funeral Plan' Now To Attend Our to provide the students with a sam­ alacrity which must have thrilled BAND” awakened Intereat among upper­ ple of actual fighting conditions. 4 3 2 1 Home and at 9 o'clock from St. Steel head trout are only rain­ officials in Charge of Connecticut’s Callente Matineee Thursday or Friday Afternoons; classmen. I James's church. Rev. Edmund Bar- bow trout that have spent a part conscription machinery, a total of — ON TUB SAME SHOW — At Stanford University, Palo SOUTH ^ f their Uvea in the occaft, accord­ Avota the Evening Crowds! 1 rett celebrated the miLSS and read 224.725 young, men answered-^ the JEAN HEHSHOLT Alto, Calif., where training is op­ lARTON the committal service at St. ing ^to many naturalists. nation's first peacetime draft In tional, the ROTC enrollment 91,036 Federal COMBINATION James’S cemetery. James Breen In "DB. CHRISTIAN MEETS this state. TODAY FRIDAY WOMEN- reached 400, an Increase of ap­ 1 / AMB\| LANCE was the sololsL More than 25 per cent of all Today, officials hopped Into the proximately 30 per cent, «ver last Employe§ Ad^ed The bearers were Arthur Hef- machine tools produced for do­ huge task of sorting and number­ autumn. (U O I> sion.skid. today.' / (QIJISH) No Untoward Incidents Syracuse Unlvcralty. Syracuse, TTie July payroll / figure, the Not an untoward Incident was Akim Tamiroff N. y., t^rted Its ROTC enroll­ commission said, toowed 1,023,- 4 3 4 0 reported anywhere In the state, al­ ment .had doubled last year's all- 341 persons com pw d with 932;- though some places listed a few time record of 550. Sergt. Leslie 305 for Dec. 30. W39. Of the In­ conscientious objectors .among the Loken. assigned to the. univer­ crease. 20,521 waq reported for the The difference between Spey- registrants. u n t a m e u sity, said: ‘ final month of tqe pet^f*!' Royal and younger Scotch Whis­ HOSPITAL Hartford led the rest of Connec­ those who have no hope MOrc than hajf of the increase ''cA getting a commission through kies is in the taste—not the price. ticut In the number who sighed up during the Detotnb«r-Ju"*' “"ly the ROTC course are anxious to time for which a breakdown was Try Spey-Royal yourself . ; . the ■with 24,1M names, and the selec­ PLUR! "MAN WHO TALKED 5131 tive service headquarters an­ , TOO MUCH” enroll |or the puiroae of prepar­ available, was attributed to the only natioDslIy advertised 10- nounced that the largest number ing themselves for conscription national defense-program, which I;/ yesr-old Scotch in America, and a possible call to arms. the commiaalon sold, accounted for "Many who shied away from more than 40,000 new jobs. WATER DEPT. the course In their earlier college The War Department reported Ceasectlesf llspertlRg tie.. New Haves, Caao. years, now upper-classmen with an Increase of 13,217 civil em­ Agtntf for Connecticut 3 0 7 7 no chanee of getting more than ployes in the first six months, partial training, arc now eiwrerly whila the Navy Department gain­ (A fter 4 P. M.) enrolling." ed 18,957 and the Panama Canal PSBl They (May Get Bettor Job# A feeling among students that ** . <. ■ ■ 7 8 6 8 they might ''get better Jobs In the GIIBEY’S SKY-ROYAl Army If! they have received prior Wealthy Merchant MANCHESTER training" was reported at New Make A Record Of Your Own Voice $ 2 .6 3 York University, where the ROTC Come In and Try It! il’aPunI klf Liquor Shops had Its largest unit In 81 years Taken by Death I 4/8 quart WATER CO. wiU». 1.200 enrolled. 200 iqore than ■ MANCHESTER: last year. OTHER SPARTON VALUESi 723 MAIN STREET 'TEI.EPHQNE .3822 5 9 7 4 ThS three Pittsburgh schools all Wilkea-Barre, Pa., O ct 17,—^ BIG 10-TUBE CON^LE ...... : .$59.95 I reported Increases, the University —Death has ended, the brilliant BIG 12-TUBE CONSOLE...... $69.95 of Pittsburgh from 900 to an un­ precedented high of 1,203, Car­ business career of Bired Morgan BIG 10-TUBE RADIO AND PHONO WITH negie Institute of Technology from Kfrto> wealthy merchant who AUTOMATIC RECORD PLAYER—ONLY. . $99.95 GAS CO. '610 to 687, and Duquesne Univer­ played an important role In tbe (With Your Old Radio.) sity from 187 to 221. Rigid physi­ founding of the F. W. Woolworth | flve-and-ten storh chain. EXCLUSIVE AT BENSON’S! TEXACO CEVBTAMTB ESSO 5 0 7 5 cal examinations at Pitt 4nd Du­ quesne eliminated 25 per cent of In 111 health for six years, he I BUY ON EASY TERM S! RANGE OIL FUEL OIL Sponsored By King. Dsvid Lodge, the applicants. died of pqeumonla last night at hls estate at nearby Glenn Sum- | I.O,O.F. A notable effect of tae nstlonsl ILECTRIC COT defense program at Georgia School mitt. He| was 79. WBLCOMK NKWt far Hm m d w Iv m froM p e r g a l. of Technology, Atlanta, was that Startlhg os'a $2-a-week clerk In ■f .R ^ iGULAR GAMES new students all wanted military a Watertown, N. Y.,, store, Kirby IhD Balmrs Df B m n I Braadi Tk* MMD flM Far OsUoa 5181 training, even those who'iqould be had acqultod 96 atorea when he I EaOs si 66 Oalleas sr I|I

quarters, msanwhUa, that the gov­ Gernums Go Back ern meat was conslderlag rwaovliig Wanoing Given . from ar*u amat eodangarad by Editor Replies To Mass Tactics Nasi air attacka all parsons not , About Troops| WENDEU Migagad la assm tlal occupations. Says Any Milk Price Cut fiRST R ational ^ uper Mahkets Health Minister Malcolm MacDon­ (Orattaoed From F»g* On*) WIUKIE (OMtIaaetf frooi rmgm Om ) ald was reported to be In favor of To Flynn Jab ew8 From Manchester 8 such a step. Would Affect Producers As London was held under itat ment said that the 25 per cent ex- I tops whistled a ohrlU secondary port tax had been dropped on warning which means "raldsrs accond air alarm of the morning, S*y» Democratic Nation-; Mans, peas, lentils and other dried ' ^i«artford. Oct. IT—(10— Robert f cent milk are either groMly mis- " I f we are economically 'iti overhead.” , Th* Press Association rsported vegetables which are being ship­ al Chairman Owes In earlier attacks, Nazi airmen that a strong force of German ped In large quanUtlee to C 8 a.,k o< p r,-d ,n t << [“ iST '" next meeting wUl .be « tafford Springs who worked their way through plonee had croeeed tha Kent coast, The Connecticut IVholesale Milk meeting on Oct. 30 with Mrs. Al­ "Hundreds of surveys of the A|N)logy to Papers. [ outer defenses dropp^ tons of obMured by low-lying clouds, and The newspaper Universal Producers CoUnclm leeued a state­ milk Industry here and elsewhere bert Katzing. Jaka O. Nett* bombs on the so-called “horn* headed inland on a noHhwesterly Seventy-three young men regis­ «n, 8Uffnrtf launched a campaign for eevere ment In which "self-appointed have failed to show that a reduc­ N*w York, Oct. 17—(g'J-The | counties'* surrounding London and course. / tion of even one cent a quart In a Otapowa tered from the Second District yes-, on the ouUkirts of the capital. control of food prices to halt friends of the farmer who lack Republican State Committee made , The ack-acks opened fire on t l» raNflIy 1‘vlng costs. the retail price could be obtained public today a telegram to Edward ; M , BMkvlU* terday for the Selective Service. Ths (oUowtfig. committee* were There were no report#, however, raiders but when British fighters either farm experience or real knowledge of farm problems” were by cutting the dealera' profit J. Flynn from Tom R. Hutton, : The foijowlng volunteer# aseleted of bombs falling in London proper. appeared over the coast f n sev- )p In price could come during the day: M « . E>»1« elected for theStaftoi^ Olrl Scout Stab at West Coast Invited to attend to their own fluch a droi Binghamton, N. Y., editor, reply­ troop for the comta^syear: badges srM miles along the Ahore th* Preparing to House only through;gh drastically curtail­ ing to the Democratic national-, ler Harrv Olecn, Mrs. Beeirte Next to London, the raiders sound of machine-gun and cannon business. ing' service to consumers; by cut­ Strack. Phillip Holway, Joseph and awards, Mias EUtabMh. Baker, seemed to be making their most 200,000 Children The C.W.M.P. (k)uncll, elected chairman’s charge that newspa- ; fire was heard as the English en­ ting thw wages of labor, or by pers are under a "financial dicta- ] Tasco, Miss Beatrice Friend, Mlaa iirs. Chester Baaton afni Mrs. determined sUbs at the west Eng­ Bucharest, Rumania, Oct. 17— representatives of the state’s milk gaged the Nazis In a running cutting the price the fanner re­ tonhlp of their advertlaers.” 1169 Register Mary Sochor. Miss Alice HeeWer, Floyd Brackley; pubUcity^sMi*. land coast. One coastal town re- fight. OP)— ^ house 200,- prtxlucers who sell, their product ceive* for his milk. Our experl- Miss Esther KoehlCr, Miss Ruth ported German planes overhead "You owe an apology to honest Philippe- E. Rondeau ( camp Formattea OontlnoM Inland 000 children now being removed to dealera, struck afN|dvocate8 of enofe over more than 20 years leads Best Amy Vinton and Raymond Orerel. ^ e r e far a second time shortly after from Berlin, Hamburg and other 11 or 12 cent milk anu^Karned In newspapers and newspapermen all I n Rockville M n. Henry- Hansen and Mna^j One formation of German ma­ vd to believe that It would be the over the country,” the telegram were 154 registrants in the First aiorge Vollana; perfonnel, Mrs. lunch. . chines continued Inland with Brit-' large German centers are being their statement yesterday^hat re­ fanner that paid. abroad. 'Tfie best army this nation District, a total of 227 for Coven- fourth all-clear signal this made In'the Benat region of west­ said, "for falling Into an Ickes. tan­ xbuld enyst is to put the JO,000,000 Jo s^ h McCarthy, Mrs. Raymond Ish fighters In pursuit while a tail price reductions woulo'i:°'’jjf Would AHect QuaUty trum of uninformed generalities. Your purchat* of N#M|f Inglond products will bring lorgo^ try. C. Barrows and Miss Dorothy L. afternoon was followed at once by seednd turned away from Its orlg- ern Rumania. It was reported out of the pockets of the Connlsq^- Any serious reduction in the unemptWed men back to work.” The Committee for the Harvest rsporta that a raider had dive- authoritatively today. cash income of milk producers mt about the good faith of newspa-, rolls and continuod prosiRprlty to Now Inglond pooplo. Stbek Yoiing Men of TolIaiMl Supper which will be served next Schofield: finance, Mrs. D. Francis iiial course and flew' 'flown the cut farmer. ;■ 'S permen who have been conslstobl" Adams; Mrs. Richard Y. Browne, b om bed ^ section of London, de- coast, paralleling the shore-line. The plan follows upon a Berlin The council consists of . three its tttne would maKe It Impoesl- up on ovorything at First ifUflonol. You will sovo consldorobly Appear for Selective Wednesday. Oct, 23, met Tuesday molishlngbq^ea and causing some announcement, widely publicize bl^cfor the farmer to keep up the ly fair through the years and on and planned the following menu. Mrs. Elarl Howard, Mrs. Prlhao Some German machines fell out of ){halesale milk producers' from whom no advertiser pressure Bachlochi and Mrs. John M. Mar- casualties. The invader made oft formation and flew back across the In the Rumanian press, that ch county In the state, elected lUallty standards set up by Meeting Site and your nolghbor-workori Will protpor. Service; Efficient Job. Corned -beef and cabbage, mashed quickly after weaning Ita bomb man women and children are to pus state and municipal could be exerted under any clr- potatoes, buttered carroU and torelli; secretary and treasurer, channel. hnually at county meetings cumsiancea." Mrs. Arthur Vollans. A chairman rack. As reports of last night’s raid removed to "avoid Imperiling wholesale milk producers. ^For regulations, 'The onions, creamed Cauliflower, mash- .endlture of the Hutton declared ' that; ^Flynn’s Kockville, Oct. 17— (Special) and vice chairman will be named W’ithin a half hour^ later a fifth on London came in, the attack ap­ health." /leveral years the council h^s'^ rep­ / Not Offered MliLBROOK )BTE0 FUVORS ed turnips, isquash, buttered beets, dairy farmei^te" for high protein statement "dantaged not the hony A total enrollment of 1169 was later. daylight alarm v.aa sounded, but peared to be heavier than at flret resented the pro and Mrs. ter, left this afternoon to visit their was followed soon after by an­ rule forbids in both Yugoslavia and Tokyo, Oct. 17|;-(SV-Delegatee American Bras* Company.^ effec­ cials said they considered adjourn­ '»25c Emily B. Swindells. sister. Mrs. George Bennett. Jr., The Ever Ready Group will not tling room of the London Stock of the sU largest Protestant ment unlikely uotll after a conven­ other alarm, which also ended In a Blxchange was open for business. Bulgaria are attempting, as they tive Nov. 3i following negotiations The finance committee Includes of Harrison. N. Y. They wfil take Mr. and Mr«. Joseph meet Friday evening October 18, short time. expre.sB It, to "expose" Jewish churches here formally announced betweert'the management ai)d Lutheran Pastor tion clty,was chosen. PRESERVES Colonel Francis T. Maxwell, in the W'orld’a Fair on their visit, ' but will meet the following Frl- Traders were not able to use the S«e« Expense Responsible ^ U H E R Wappiu Formations of planes could be Stock Exchange for ordinary biisl- commercial Intere.sts. today formation • of a National Waterbury Brass Workers’ Unloji. Arthur T. Blseell, Charles McLean; returning home Sunday. Pricliartl to Observe ' day at the usual hour. Yugoalavla this month restrict­ The increase was expected to Bishop Middleton S. Barnwell of SHOULbERS Mrs. IV. \V. heard flying overhead during the STRAWBERRY or RASPBERRY nominatthg committee, Phillip M. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, of Klcmbers of the local school ncss yesterday, but buying and Christian church reUlnlng sec­ feet about 9.000 workers in )the Will Face Jury Savannah, Ga., suggested that the FIN A^ - FANCY QUALITY olden Wedding To­ 7394. Ktanchest*!' second alarm and in several sec­ selling orders were entered by ed Jewish school enrollment and HofWe, Sherwood C. Cunvmlngs, Vernon, arc 'spending the rest of j board have been Invited to attend tarian divisions and entirely in- Waterbury, Torrington and A; “heavy expense of the convention FRESH tions of London the "urgent dan­ traders in the street. Bulgaria undertook to disperse Mrs. Emllv B. Swindells; member the week with Mrs. Annie Por> morrow at Church. ■ . a Joint gathering of members of asserted Jewish dominance In cer­ control of Japanese officers. nia plants. to the city in which it is held” was The Board of Assessors of the school boards which are under the ger" eignal was sounded by the responsible for the lack of Invita- 2 lb O O e i 4-6 Ib average ship. Mrs.' Eugene Boure; Rome ter. ^ , whistles of the air raid wardens. tain lines of trade. \j J The remilts of two months of de- New Haven—-An unidentified Pittsburgh, Oct. 17.—()Pi—Noti­ v l5c Paul Vinson, tester for the Tol­ town of South Windsor will be at | supervision of Martin B. Robert- fied that a western Pennsylvania tipns. . io r s jar XSr\iBr 1 3 Service, Rel.son Mend. Rockville, Oct. 17.—(iP)—( Spe­ A strong force of German planes One to H In Ilberatlona toward the formation man, about 64 years old, w m kill­ J S ^ X Tyrolean Night At Maple O land County Dairy Herd Improve­ the Wapping Grammar school, the sob. This meeting will be held at Two arid one-half tons of good clergyman had failed to register Acting on his proposal to charge ment Association, has been testing cial)—Mr. and Mra. Joseph Ppeh- Saturdays, Octotar iSi the Grange Hall in Salem Thurs­ was reported/ crossing into Eng­ of a new organism conforming to ed when struck by an automobile TTie opening of the social sei seasoned oak logs, regarded as a Japan’s new religious law were an­ for the military draft. Acting delegates a $10 registration fee to the herd of Je r s e y s ^ t John E. ard of 6 Woodland street will ob- 26; also at the Town day evening, November 7. land over the Kent coast during Although only one inch was while attempting to croas State U. S .. Attorney George Mashank "lighten tee cost to the host city." FRIEND’S jte ROAST at Maple Grove will get under serve their Golden Wedding annl- Wodrtesday Oct. 30, an^ There will be a supper which the second alarm. gained In a line play by "Moon" fuel, equal ode ton of coal. nounced at a mass meeting of street near Grand aveniii 28 oz Saturday evening, Oct. 19. whe Kingsbury's. / . i. 5,000 Japanese Christians. said that such cases would be t.ie House of Bishops named a or B & M ^ cans The Willkle tor President Club versary tomorrow. Qct. 31 and November 1. ' will be followed by a visit to the Open Up On Raiders . Mullins. Notre Dame fullback, Waterbury—The W.'C.t Aj .’s two- turned over to a Eederal grand committee to consider financing BAKED BEANS the Active Singers of the Gesat) There will be a dinner (or the against Nayy in 1929, It scored the The new church embraces Prea- fiz* 2 esni TOP or BOTTOM ROUND and Declamation Club will present' will meet ^ Id ay evening 8 The South Windsor Branch o f , new Salem Elementary school, a Apd-aircraft batteries opened day state convention cUjsed with Jury for action. the 1943 meeting. Immediate family followed by a re- Cross wUl hold lU annual I ProKi'an' ^^e children and sev- , upon the raiders—fighter bombers winning touchdown. The play byteriana. Including the Reformed a banquet of the Youte Temper­ "In each case where a complaint Pot Roast noted for Flavor lb 3 3 c Tyrolean Night. There will be o'clock InXhe Grange hall. North Market church; Methodists, including the Bishop Tucker called a Joint UNDER­ oventr^ George Bell of Hart- ceptlon from 7-30 to.lO p . m. at St. Wood M e m o r i a l ,*ral speakOra among whom will be ^crossing the coast as soon as started one Inch from the goal. Depot Square ance Council, young people’s group Is registered.” the prosecutor said. Session ot the Houses ot Bishops concert 'numbers by Ernie’s Band Free Deliver}’! Phone 7023 United Church of Canada; Congre- can of Hartford, and the Men's and rdytfrill be the speaker. Refresh- John’s Eplstopal church. This will evening at 8 o’clock, i Everett D. Packard, of the H art-i (hey came within range, the silver associated with the smlor organi­ ”we will gather the facts and take and Deputies at noon today to DEVILED HAM WOODS be open to an friends and neigh- , Emllv B Collins and Miss I ford Trade school, Stanley It. bellies of dozens of planes glinting Of the. total amount of car mile- getlonallste, including the Evan- hear the Rt. Rev. Noel Baring Ladies' Choruses will sing, under ts will be served. g-itcal United Brethren Disciples; zation, and the awarolng of a them before tee grand Jury. Then bors of. . the . couple ------and- it -Is------expect­- returned t o ; Loren.sen. principal of .the East | ^ the sun. age. It is estimated that ’62 per F I L L tt OF pearl medal to 'RoW Kessler of the violator will be treated Just as Hudson of Great Britain outljne S ^ o z the direction of Ernest Giergin.sky. Hampton High school and Dr. and Baptists, Lutherans and Holi­ Smoked HAMS The men's choru.s will he nssi.st^ ed that many will call to offer their the home of Mrs. Collins, from a Moat of them apparently were I cent is used for business purposes. HADDOCK. Ib. . Bridgeport for her ^ say on youth any other person charged with a needs of overaeas missions of the jar congratulations At that time. Fred Couey, of teg University of 24c ness denominations. crime. That .iia t isIs min accordance with I war-weakenedwur-„ canvj|,ru v.iiuiwiiChurch op Engr MUSTARD PREPARED by singers from the -Zipser CU*b^^f tAfO weeks vacation, with rela- I turned back, although a few seem- Greek Catholics are Included In temperance work. Mr. and Mrs. Prichard were mar­ . lives of Miss Snow In Vermont. Connecticut. ; ed to have penetrated the defenses our InstrucUons, from 'Washing-' land. Bishop Hudson is ^a special Whole or Either Half 0 1 #■ Manchester and the Saenge^orbf Fllington The Ever Ready . Group will SWORDFISH. the new organization, but not Bridgeport—Adcllf Lederer, 54. Hartford. The conccrr^ll start ried by Rev. Cffarence E. Ball at 1 The Ladles Aid Society of the and reached London. There were, ton." ; representative of the 'archbishop FINAST 28 oz One Price / A l W ) % <1. F. Bert the home of the late Mr. and Mrs. serve a supper to Ufg Kiwanis Ib...... 35c Roman CathollcsN. / deputy sheriff and a former repre­ The Rev.'Allen Clay Lambert. 34. !of Canterbury. ' at 8:15 p. m. ^ Wapping Community church is however, no, _ immediate repofts Margery G. Daley .The Episcopal ^ u r c h Is the sentative to the General Assem­ 13 VariftiN cans \Tel. 493-3. Boclcvtlle, John Green of Orchard -afreet holding its annual chicken pic Club, of Manchester, Mdnday eve­ that bombs h ^ been dropped. pastor of the Sinking Valley Luth-1, Included in ^'tee American BAKED BEANS Special attractions will be intro­ ning, October 2S' at Richmond, SCALI.OPS, only major Protestal church not bly, died after S year’s lUnfsa He duced during the^ evening. The aunt and uncle of the'bridc.^ho this evening at the Corn- Dozens of bombs, however, were eran church hear Altoona. Pa., said Church’s reconimended, triennial attendants were Miss FlorenceHouse. The committee-is Memorial Library. unloaded on the shopping district Teacher of Piano p in t...... at present Included served In the 1922-23 Legislature he had notified Mashank that he budget, yrX X o be approved, is a CORNED BEEF 16 oz^ committee has secured this Cham­ The \hlrd and fourth degrees The cast tor' the Grange ^ play 29c and .was appointed a deputy sher­ LAMB CHOPS pion Shuh-Platler dancer-s from Clift, cousin Of the bride and W1 1 - j , , follows: Mrs. Ashu A. Collins, o f'a southeast town by twelve Episcopal Decision Delayed had violated the conscription law ! 5117,000 .annual appropriation to can Will be conferred upon a class of "The District School at Blueberry Studio: 33 Stephen Street OYSTERS, iff on Oct. iV 1939. ‘ “conscientiously’’ and would "sur- ' aid British missions, PRUDENCE HASH Bridgeport, consisting of three candidates at the next meeting of 11am CTlft, brother of the bjlde. tpairman: Mrs. George H. Sibley, Nazi warplanes after a dogfight Bl^op Yoshlmune Ab^who is Mr. Clift will be present at the .j^ s . Walter S. Nevers. Mrs. Corners" has been chosen and re- high above the clouds. Several -expected to be elected sttereme Danbury—iMembers of the Con­ render upon call.” .Adopt* .Official Church Flag couples. This is a dance that l.s Ellington Virange to be held Wed­ hcarsala/ror the day will begin Phone 8397 pint ...... 29c necticut Coherence of Congrega­ KIDNEY 1 ,b3 5 r new^o Rockville people and will be anniversary observance. Homer Lane, Mrs. C. Vinton Ben- buildings were demolished and 10 head of the church, said the ques­ The law provides maximum pen- After conjiiderlng designs for. WHITE MEATY nesday evrinlng, October 23, In the Born In England Jimln and Mrs. Victor Nelson. soon. / tion of ordaining bishops and mte- tional Churches elected the Rev. allies of five years’ imprisonment 20 years, the convention adopted MARMALADE 25c prMented here for the first time. town haU.\when the following, 'the Democratic caucus which persons were injured. MIRABEL Mr. Prichard was born in Trow- supper tables will be ready at 6 Other raiders were rep'orted over Isters apparently is delaying the Richard H. Clapp of New Haven and—or 310,000 fine for violations, an official church flag, submitted /Another feature will be a profes­ committee \\lll be In charge of the w ^ held Tue.sday night the fol­ sional yodeler from Bridgeport bridge, England and came to this apu 7 p. n>. Mrs. Ernestine Sulll- weit England towns os the attacks Episcopal decision. as moderator and heard the Rev. ______^------. . by William M. Baldwin, 78-year- supper: Mr. \and Mrs. Charles H. country in 1888. He has been as- van and Mrs. Edward J. Russell lowing nominations were made: Whether churches will be able to Dr. A-lIart Knight Chalmers of * old New York manufacturer. It SWEET- 1 lb who will sing and yodel several McCray, Mr.\ and Mrs, Claude Representative. William H. Lleser; fanned out over a wide area. box Fish numbers. This entertainer has a sociated with the firm of Kuhnly have /charge of the fancy work A cold October rain seriously function outside the framework of ew Yo/k speak on "The Law of U\/,-5'*.I t will replace many unauthorized CHOCOLATES HOME Dimock, mVs. Beatrice 8. •ludge of Probate, Mrs. Mary L. W a s a i a c t B flags used in various parishes. State-wide reputation and Is In Plumbing and Heating Company |tablg. This will also be a food sale, hampered the operations of Nazi the new church is not known at Ldve In/a World of Hate." FRESHLY SLICED Cooley, Miss Ida Bancroft. Miss Hall; -Justicea of the Peace, All.an The flag has a red cross on a great demand for entertainments. since July 1888 and is president of and plant sale, W, Chambers. Harry G. Kinghorn airmen during the night, serving Dante’s Restaurant present. fCAKE 12 oz Mary Wood, Mk. and Mrs. Mahlon the company at the present time, j Mr. and Mrs. Robert W arfel to give the rubble-stfewn metrop­ \ The national church program white background. In the - upper Following the entertainment Chapman, Gily Hudson and Mr. Jr., and Leslie E. Hodge. Ordered to Strike btl there will be dancing, music being a. He has been a member of St. Ignd family from Agawam. Mass., olis some hours of relative peace'. Odd Fellown Building stipulates the cessation of foreign left corner are nine Jerusalem TIMBERTIMBERLAKE STEAK COD and Mrs. Albln Peterson. 10 East tiehter Street Arrest Reported |\ white crosses on a pale blue field. sirRUP 2Se furnished by Ernie's Bavarians of John’s Episcopal church (or many jhtvo moved recently into one of Pour Bombs On Gountryslde metal assistance and places \ Hartford. There will be refresh­ Judge Theodor* iX. Palmer has years and has served as treasurer Frank C. Stoddard's houses, In his Too Wet or Too Pry ools, hospitals and social work­ Mexicq City, Oct, 17.—(/P) Other actions included: been named by Gdv. Raymond E. Only a few raiders succeeded In S '\ReJectlon of a proposal to cre- ments served throughout the eve­ for 25 years and as choirmaster i.ew development In Wapping. ■ " ' ' .1 piercing the curtain of rain and ers entirely In Japanese hands. In Gandhi Drive Union leader* today ordered a ning. and favors^ will be distributed Baldwin to serve W tee State Some areas of the earth’s sur­ strike of iriectrical workers in Mon­ ato,a separate missionary district for fifty years. He Is a Senior War- shrapnel, which protected the city, ORCHESTRA for Negro communicants tn Geor­ Fresh Fruits to all. Tyrolean Night, which Is draft board (or EIUBgton. den at the church and also a ves­ Colorings I’rotect It face do not get enough rainfall to terrey which they said would para­ FINAST WHITE BREAD Carlo- Turrln, etptoloyed on the and the others, turning away, gia. Alabama and Mississippi. for members of Maple Grove and tryman. He Is a member of Court mea,sure for years, while the other poured bombs on the surrounding ndon, Oct. l i . — OP) — Reuters lyze that Important industrial farm of Bert C. Fuller on Somers An excellent example of prote.c- Every Thursday and Lecture I b Given city’s factories, pumping stations, Final approval , of membership their friends, will a gala open­ Hearts of Oak. Foresters of 'sections get several hundred countryside, which suffered con­ Iritlsh news ageihcy) Said the in the World Council of Churches. As Ssits* Ssead BaJLmdt A* Psios A nftJm s*! and Vegetables ing entertainment (or a busy sea^ Road, who fell from a farm truck America. Fayette Lodge A. F- .* tlve coloration is'the Sargassum and public facilities. last Friday striking bn his head inches annually. . siderably. ..jmbay cotton and'^prodUceid\Di mar- Concurrence by deputies with son at the Grove. A. M., General Kitchener Lodge. fish. It is rendered almost Invis­ Two hospitals were bit in the On Coiieh Shells eta closed early today on the yu- The strike was called after union on the hard surface road has been ible when swimming In the float­ Saturday Night bishops , to establish the National Food Stole Friday Sons of St. George, and the Hock- southeast, with a nurse killed and or that the first a r r w had been representatives ami officials the cathedral in Washington. D. C.; Big ■ The teachers of the East school placed on the danger Hit at the ing beds of Sargassurii weeds It At the present time teere are K, Canadian-owned Monterrey Power Average families will Johnson Memorial hospital, Staf­ anum Sick society. several persons injured. made1 in Mohandas Gandhi’s in­ as the ; .it of the presiding bishop. are sponsoring a food sale for the Active In Civic Affairs Inhabits, by Its brown and yellow approximately 1.400,000 gasoline The aovernment said "reports im'bl: Catholic dividual civil disobedience, cam­ Company had, failed to reach Bishop Tucker now haa headquar­ save between 25 to 11b 4 o z ford Springs, .where he vyas taken pumps in use In some 408.000 ser­ benefit of the Athletic a.ssoclation Mr. Prichard haa also been ac­ razzle-dazzle 'markings and the indicate, however, that the general Ladles of Columb In ford has started work on the new and Fire Committees. ritlah bombers, meanwhile, concholbgiat),' as , tjae from Nagpur, where a member of ■ continued- negotiations ■with union 'HEADS road to be constructed from.aandy THE MANCHESTER Rockville, where they had no church to as­ LARGE WHITE charge of soliciting the food and Mrs. Prichard was the former Bows and Arrows First attacked Naval bases In Germany, guest/ speaker. Miiw guetei Gandhi’s seminary delivered , a Xnd power company spokesmen in sociate with a Presbyterian con­ cracker Miss Bernice Morin will be’ in Beach, Crystal Lake to the'Staf­ Miss Amy Clift and was born in the Nazi-held channel coast and gave''an 'unusually Inlereating ^ d pacifist lecture. , atv atte/)^pt to reach a settlement. Mayflower 2 pke* 2 ford town line, a dlstapce of ap­ ‘an impflrtant oil teeget In cen­ , gregation. The deputies voted to Codfish Cakes charge- of thC sale. Pdrtsmou’th. England, coming ‘.to PUBLIC MARKET educational talk on the the origin About 300 persons braved a \ ■ extend the resolution to Include proximately two miles. tral Germany,” It was announced. of many varieties of copch sheila, heavy rain to hear the man, named Poe'Seup ^n” 'l i e Reception Tonight . this country In 1889. She Is a mem­ ..V. other denominations. COTTON’S :/ 2 ran” 2 3 c The annual reception of the ber of St. John’s church where she Even after the moon broke and illustrated It with an exhibit Vinoba. the dispatch said. 2 oz SPINACH through th* mists Over London of rare specimens she has collect­ (Gandhi’s plan for Individual Workers Miist E le^ Member* of Council Baker’s VAN Extract b”25c Union Congregational church will Quits Pending served as secretary of the Ladles The House of Bishops'elected 11 be held this evening at the chapel. Aid society for a mrniher of years. late in th* night few bombs fell. Hne Seafood Spedids For Friday ed during her extensive travels In civil disobedience, approved by the NATIVE. lbs She Is a member of Hope Chapter, Informed sources in Berlhi iwid this country and abroad. Many' of All-India (Nationalist) Congress, Pledge Allegiance njembefa'of. the "Church’s National Maltex breakfast food ^ri.r2Ic 3 10c Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, and hundreds of Nazi warplante had Boston Blueflsh...... lOc llK,2 lhH. 19c Council and sent their names to Marsh. Fluff Mrs. Brookes will receive the mem­ Official Prob^ O. E. S. No. 60 and Stanley pohOaz them were obtained in Florida, on was insUtuted as a result of the Unit. No. 14. American Loglon taken off for the Britleh capital, Mackerel, strictly fresh...... lb.10 c he Ete*t and West Coast;'the Ba- refdse! of Lord UnUthgow, viceroy ■the Hcmae St Deputies for concur­ / bers and friends and thCro will be but the British said several hours rence. CThoBch (or six-year terms ‘LSMSc 2^r*"17c Underwood chowder 2 29c an ehteriainment program. The Auxiliary. Fniet of Haddock, strictly fresh...... ib.23 p, nias, California . and- Europe. of Jridla. te permit Gandhi to Harrisburg, Pa.. Oct. 17.—((Pi- GRAPES (Conilnued From pjsf< Four children were born of the later “they must have got loat, ...... lb,15 c' ,e ha* made a deep study of this preach anti-war ptopaganda. Under penalty of disml.ssal, the were: annual report of the historian will for they definitely are not over Fresh Cod ...... branch of zoology, and W'lyi her Gandhi haa renounced mass civil Bishop Henry W. Hobson, Cin­ Silver Dost: 2Vc CALIFORNIA be presented by Mrs. Martha Skin fnarriage, two of wh6m are living. Chowder Clams — Steaming Clams .... 1___ |,2 qts. 25c 20,000 state workers under Gov. Z T e ibt tile motion was maqs to give They are County Commissioner London or lather parte of Eng­ graoious manner, and unique dis­ disobedience during the war.) Arthur H. Jam es’ Jurisdiction cinnati; Th* Rev, Edmund P. Irish lOc 2 ^ " .n * n 9 c )KAY 3 ner. I BWhby a chance to clear himself land.” Small Stewing Oysters ...... ,pt. 29c play of shells give* a talk inter­ Dandrldge, bishop coadjutor 6U Fancy Clems Dinner ‘ Francis J; Richard, prominent In must pledge allegiance to the : against a "whispering campaign.'’ (Berilh eources eald Britleh Fresh Salmon —^ Swordfish — Fresh Halibut — FreSh esting to any group of people. state and nation and . shun any Tennessee: The Rev. Everett H. Ring M The Tolland County Republiean ' Republican circles, and Mrs. H. )lanee en route to the Retch had Coffee 15c 19c Pearson Smith of Windsor Locks. Scallops — Smoked Fillets. ______Refreshments were served by organization that seeks to under­ Jones of the West Texas diocese; Bosco ^t*”35c APPLES Clubs are holding a dinner nteeting leen forced to turn back- over Mrs. Robert Campbell and her Per Capita Incoiiie The Rev. Kenneth D. Martin, Mil­ this evening in the social rooms of I Would Extend Life Mr. and, Mrs. Prichard have five HoUandl One Engltah bomber was mine the government. NADVE grandchUdren. Francis J , Prichard, .lb. 29c committee consisting of'Mrs. Wil- Jam es announced his order yes. waukee: Dr. Frank W. Moore, Cen­ ib» ' the Tolland Federated Church. The said to I have been ehot down by Special On Fancy Rib Lamb Chops brod Messier, Mrs. H. A. Mac- COOKING 4 1 9 e ' I Of parliament Jr., of this city, Mazie H.. Pearson, anti-aircraft fire. iNew England High terday and said Attorney General tral New. York diocese; C. Jared dinner will be', ^rved at seven Lpndon.'Oct. IT. — (^ — Prirne Jr., , Francis__ and Dorcas Smith of Tender Calves’ Liver, Western .... ;.lb. 35c Ardle, Miss Helen Thomas, Mrs. Claude'T. Reno advised’ him he Ingersoll, Pennsylvania dlcicese; o'clock by the women of Uie All Clear Comparatively Early Charles Mather and Mra, William Pairtiolive Soap Minister Churchill Introduced a hilpj Windsor, Locks. The all clear ending the night was within hla rights, Dean Vincent, Oregon dioceset and church. The program to follow In,Commons today to extend the ! ----- ^------AT OUR BAKERY t E I ’ARTMENT Barrett. Dr. Kenneth D. .Sills, Maine ■ dior will include addresses by State alarm sounded comparatively Washington, Oct. 17—(4>)—Oon- Formerly Super Suds POTATOES life of Parliament which.' except, i Danish Pastry, filled witli jam or, sliced nuts . . ; .doz. 35c The meeting of the' Assembly necticut’s per capita Income of ceae. Treasurer Joseph E. Talbott, .State early in London, but Liverpool got scheduled for November 5 haa in the Red Pac’ ackage for the war, would i expire next a stiff dose of bombe. One smash­ Custard Pies, plain or coconut . i ...... each 29c $768 was the highest of any New Named for three-year terms Klek SWEET IlM Senator Claude A. Mills«of this- month. A Thought been, postponed to November 8. England sU te In 1039, the Com­ Electric Alarm were the Rev. Albert R. Stuart, TO 17c city and Richard Belden of Hart­ ed a surface .shelter, killing and Jelly Donats ...... doz. 27c Blue Concentrated Under the Parliament act of wounding an undetermined num­ » merce Department reported today. Soupi Carolina diocese; W. W. Ic S*lcl Wnti purchRM of 2 ford, tha tatter prealdent of the 1911, five years wae made the max­ ber of persons. Bomba also were Apricot Pies, well filled ''ieach 23c The figure compared with , a na­ Clocks Increase Connecticut Young Republicans. Injuries Prove Fstel Grant, Colorado diocese, and p c imum life of Parliament but this And they spake unto him, sajr- dropped on Merseyside, the ship­ * tional average of $536. Stoughtpn Bell, Massachusetts Super Sud WiMtwIiNl 3 > ! ^ 3 8 Select Date period was extended several times snying, If thou wilt be a servant building and dock area of Liver­ FRUITS AND FRESH VECETABLES Second highest In New England diocese. The date of 'Tuesday evening, during the World war when the so- Naahua. N. H„ Oct. I7 -(S > )- unto til* people this day, nnd wilt pool. Other raiders ranged over Young Carrots or Beets ...... 3 bunches for^lOc Gordon Johnston of 123 Preston was Massachusetts with 3705, fol­ Washington, Oct. “17—(dX—The November 19 haa ,ben selected for called war Parliament existed for nerve them, and anMver them, nnd. Wales, Scotland and scattered sec­ lowed in order by Rhode Island Census Bureau unwound it set of the annual Charity Card party of seven years; nine' months and 25 Long Green Cucumbers...... 2 for 15e street, Worcester, Mass., died yes­ figures today which tentf to show speak good Words to them, then tions of England. terday in St. Joseph’s hospital from with 1666, New Hampshire, 1519, IFV b D lE the Rockville Emblem Club. This days. they win be thy servants for In a fow London districts a Snow White Caullfiower ...... each lOe Vermont 3486 and Maine 3481. that one of America’s principal Speeil Is Urged The present Parliament was injurlfes suffered last night when forins of indoor exercise is ertmk- annual event Ui sponsored by the ever.—1 KInge 12:9. number of dwelling houses ware Fancy McIntosh Apples, hand picked...... 5 lbs. 25e he was struck by an automobile New York’s per capita income Emblem Club to raise funds for eliected November 14,1035. demolished, causing some casual­ of 3825 was highest In the nation Lig an alarm* clock. ' Fancy Table Pears...... 5 for 15c - driven by Henry Caron of Merri­ Electric alarm clocks manufac­ Clearing Debris Christmas'charity work and. is ties, including several persona - ^------— ^ mack. Caron told police he did not and Misriaslppi’a, 3203, the lowest. largely attended at the EHks Home Iralnnd Being fe tch e d “vlr- killed,” tee government said, The national average was 3515 tured In the United States made a London, Oct. T 7.-(J> )-T h e ques- ! the gMi^ev FRIDAY GROCERY SPECIALS see the man until he felt his car production gain, all right, reach­ ' A POPULAR COFFEE H l u on Proepect street. 'Only a few. industrial buildings hit something. He was not held. In 1938; 3679 In 1929, and 3376 In tlon of whether. Information is tues lay upon ui.—Sir P. Sidney. '-were affected.” CUms, Royal Scarlet, fancy...... 2 cans 2 ^ 1933. ing a total of 920,336 last year. London, Oct. 17.-^A^—The News at A POPULAR PRK:C X bABS However the output on the hand reaching Britain's'ensnUes by way Trade Dollara Three German bbmberi were re­ Oyster Crackers, N. B. C. or Sunshine . . . -----lb. bo* 18c Chronicle led a campaign today of Eire (Ireland) "is under con­ ported shot down. . I . Xo Suspend Bacon Issue* models -as 10,070,666. for speeding up the work of clear­ stant review,Commons was told Eggs, Local, Strictly Fresh, Medium Size...... doz. 37c Killed to Ante'Orasli. ing away .bomb wreckage from The silver dollars issued under DenlM Troop Train BMbed today by Harold NIcolson, Pat^IIA- ^ e Air Ministry denied a Nazi Cottage Cheese, Kraft’s ...... pt. 10c; pint 15c Londonr Oct. 17 — (P) — The Fortam,ofith, N. H.', Oct. 17~0P) Multi-MinioiiaJra Dl**. London’s streets as the result of mentary secretary for the Minis­ the Apts,of Feb. 12. 1873, and July Claim that a British troCip train —Sergt. Stanley H. Kupp, at­ New York, Oct.' 17—(/P)—Mat­ complaints from 'business men that 22, 1876, were known a» Trade Crab Meat, Top-Test Brand, Imported...... can 25d Ministry of Food announced yes, The Mothers Club, working for try of information. | was bombed yesterday with at Ravioli, Venice Maid, It’> Delicious ------10t*r. Com. •o (poke ajalnat that meaaure. He Barka^ here, recenUy. It was put down Also, Harvsst Supper at Eman­ in f e r e n c e . Ssttls OMni te Rootlas Sehool Pupils. Wotk Accomplidied* THOMAB r*ROOBOK buffer territory he can get along YMTUDAY! plea another river which only Mer­ '"A{ter the motorists got over They've probed through the Oonorml Manafor waa one of only 88 membera out laperta here for b few momenU where it Car Is Struck. r uel Lutheran church. iin his froaUers and waiting for Ger­ Ha la MWible to stood obediently, and then picked Oct. 23 —Educational club pre- ritt Perkway officials ever see — their mad at having to pay toll, With a $10.00 contribution froi fumes in these alcoholic brains and Federal funds toteUng $75IJSI Beandad Oeto^ar.'t. I of the entire Houae memberahlp rd. Oct. I7-4e)— Four the stiver river of dimes from the when the ISootJi was first tastelled, xcome up with quite a number of ’\ret*era spentnt in Manchester by tlw many and the democracies to tear MeHtlfjr It. or tho moo lo MU Ho up Soaln. U you look you wUl see An accident that happened at eenU Hoylahd BstUnger, HolUsUr exhihlUons have been ar- the O Clef Club, local women’s Publiehad Evary Eaeaiag ■aeaai voted ag;alBat thli meaBure, awpriaoo SlSoay by onooaaclBg be where it stood. Whoever held it 3:40 this momlns was the cause of street school color movies. Ml booths..' ths collectors Quickly settlsd down sons why people drink alcohol) WPA from the begUmtng of Ite off each other’s arms and legs and the Avmry aad Morgan Of the 1480,000 Income from 4,- to a steady routine. T he wise chorus, beading the Hat, the. sum which one eminent psychiatrist .jrogram . in 1985 throughrough Juno Mk tt."‘'Vo*..‘ "off?c"."‘"aT‘ lda"n;i;:lt.r! aa a*alnrt 830 Including *v«y oth- use up their resources; waiting tor eofTleo a goB. Mrs. Laafdao la- had dry, feet, but the dog did not." another five hours latsr In sxaeuy Oct. 38— Manobsstsr Mothers lOriala in deferencs to Uie clasaSflea ad a "kddely used potsoa.” aJ4i Conn.. Of 8»cnnn "Lock has been oiled receptly , the same spot, saw the damaged 4»POWerS / aay in ai im a Berger, curator, la sst- distribution back to all the states for a while, one of the men In the and a/swlm- ly could. back seat remembered that he had Lawrence W, Caae ...... 1.00 Why a person takeslKdrink. in the > ^creation buildings i Full ffrviff elUnt irf N. E- A- voted againit the conacription of learned that thoae cold, blue eyas key would have turned without " Lghway fence and the overturned Seasoit W as B etter I ting up In the tepestrv. hall a c^ in the union. George T ruem an------1.00 i first place. That“ would ' ' z in a King pool with 4,000 ■quars fast 6ervfr*fnr____ If by intervening now Russia could compel sn answer and draw click,” the captain of the etal Btomoblle. He alowed down to In- m lljctlon of woven, quilted, .pieced d $1 Mil.” -41,17fl.649. In CIRrUl.ATIONS V already taken a tremendously tree had forced them to detour. He tain,” Sidney aaid. the same spot where the car dime as he approaches the booth, such matters, but tee mental ex­ did not want to aee Barkea need- "Yet Miss Langdon beard foot­ ing in the earlier accident has been taken by some of the i-i recognition of the 400th anni- leave some security. Some day, Dr. G, A. F. Lundberg .. \ 1 .00 tieqoimty aa a whole^^deral sx- The Herald Prlnilnf Company, greater battering than she did In and after his car has been ground­ BofUnelll Monument Co. .. 1.00 perts and tbe doctors have found Inc. aeiumee no financial reaponal- That.Xowever. Is s very long leMly Involved. steps." landed.' „ / amateurs. ^e^•ary of the invention of print- there’s going to be an auction of I enditures were $15,461,780 and blllfy for typographical errora ap- the World War and if beaten will With alow delil>eratlon. Plow­ "There were intervals Of fconv ed bt« static electricity, hands it all the screwdrivers left behind W. S. Hyde ...... 2.00 atroDg similarity between alcobol- e )onsote spent $4,490,441 ^11 be tin- Augustine Lonergan will return At first sniffle, ansasa er nsasl britB- This is one of a series of spe- ^ lioness. The rest of us were at the Bridgeport, Get 17—(ST—Roy L. night with only two m ^ b e rs of lar customers out of occasional two women. turn, put 0 Uttla Va-tro-nol up m O i more about him, really, than do uency is scarcely a warrantable cisl article# rewallog typical cases Here is a bad constellation of Given a healthy human /body, only memberi of the household who coffee table, though there waa Sutd^r^lcVc tables and benche^ til real cold weather sets in. the opposing major partlea apeak- to Hartford from Washington to James Lynch, a South Norwalk It Is the fact that of the more we have a machine which rihould McLaughlin, superintendent of the speak at a Greek rally in tee drinkers, and topers out of steady t>oatrfl.BaaUmulaUng action s ldaWo- any of us over here who have ne.v- reason for blocking the progress of nervous and mental disorders ideaa to take to bed with you: ” Oh, could have locked the rest of you some moving about juat before as wall as drinking water j — (Connecticut School for Boys in ing-Robert A.\Huriey ./Democratic drinkers. bailor, told tee jury that hls store tu n ’s dafanaas sgaiiiK tbs cold. than 16,000,000 offering them­ how I dread theae hours in bed!’’^ deliver a certain amount ener­ In?" Plowman asked. that. Really, I can’t recall exact­ has been tested and apprm^ by i gubernatorial i\omlney, in Putnam Greek Orthodox church here, Sun­ was used as a headquarters by . . And rasiemlMr—when er even been on his side of the of national defense by even one and their treatment through Meriden, left today with the Con­ day,- Oct. 27. Senator Francis T. Each year tee nation's drinkers selves as a great pool of military thought control as carried out by "I know I shall lie awake and gy. And this ability to put forth "Yes. but he had driven to the ly what each person did." tee SUte Board of HeaKh: ; A n i l O U I l C e W i m i C r necticut Conference of Social and Paul L. C » rn ^ Republican spend three billion dollars for liq­ three of tee accused, hls only pay eOld rnskas you auSar, or day-rwhlch is precisely what Sen­ thinii about all my problems’’—"I energy in work or play Mould be Maloney, and Robert A. Hurley, coageatlon “nils up” ness i______manpower, there were none of the ocean. the author and his associates at village.” "Then, after the lighU went out TS • ■» Work a plea for tee eetabllahment nominee for the yUnlted Statea uor. With such a.money total there being for tailoring work b(t per­ Bleep,' S-purposs Va-tro-nel gtVM vnl* ator Holt did on Monday when he, the Boston Dispensary, famous shMl toss and tumble all night"— attended by ^ feeling /of well- "What about hla parking down and you were all armed, Mr. Liang- Senate, over the )/adlo from New DemocrmUc candidate for gover­ formed for them. adolescents, none of the older chil­ ■We wish we knew whether the being., When we try tri put that Of r ri$e KaCHO of a cWld guidance cUnlc In every nor are also on the program. evidently are many millions of u s ^ blip sa it (1) abrinka aneOan by the entry of a Solitary objec­ rharltahle health clinic. " ^ h a ll be more tired when morn­ the road, returning when the fain don returned tb the lioness ?” Doorman^s Body public school department of any Haven. drinkers. He was followed by Sergt Hen­ membnmes. (3) nUavaObritottea, (8) dren, none of the immature strip­ numerous apparently excellent ing comes than 1 am now”—"Oh, feeling into ordinary wrirda we say "Evidently. But the ladiee re­ Hurley said that the Democratic ry Pslau. member ^ a special tion. denied unanimous consent it is the feeling of "TCing up on lly were at dinner and biding in size to care for the problem child Dr. William Mayo ssiid that three helps flush out lings whom the toUlitarlana have pictures of Stalin that have been By Winfred Rhoadea /how nervous I feel!"—"I’m going mained at the coffee table. No • party was corafmltted to the ea- McLevy To Open Campaign out of every ten who begin as so­ service squad of state poilesmen nsasl paissgaa., to the confirmation of the appoint- to turn on my light and read.'.’ your toes and ready w ” the Jungle?” and to diagnose Me case. clesrtng clagftng! herded Into their armies by the published In America are really One of the useful coriceptlons of/| “He could have done It, though doubt Lengdon thought he could Fouitd in Kitchen Paul Turcotte, of 17 Trumbull TMs. he said, might prevent de- tebllahment o f a State Labor Rela- cial drinkers end aa addicts (while who raided tbe place and rounded ment of Dr. Clarence A. Dykstra. If you go to bed with such In those cases t>f low blood pres­ get a good shot if anyone tried to street, a senior at Manchester, Hartford, Oct. 17—{/D—Mayor mucus, ffnjoy tb e , millions to send into the msel- good pictures/ truthful portraits. present-day psychology, is that of : sure accompanied b/y^ disturbing he would have had to park in open anquency or Insanity in later life. tlona Board in Connecticut "to en­ the other seven show tee phystcal up the gang. relief Itb ru w president of the University of W'fi- thoughts and expectations clus­ rush the door.- The Uoneea la in High school, was a winner of the ^McLaughlin spoke at a dinner sure labor’y fundamental right of Jasper McLevy of Bridgeport, strom of war before they have If they are we don’t believe that a "constellation ” of ideas. Every I tered about the idea of aleep ig it symptoms, we find that some­ road. There are no side roads with­ radio given away to raise funds to making hls eighth bid for tee gov­ consln and former city manager of thing is depressing the energy out­ in easy walking distance." direct line with it.” - ' Greenwich, Oct. 17—(4h—The meeUng last night of the VUltlng collective bargaining.” even closely approached rtap- he la stupid—they don’t make him idea has. others associated witH^ It. {any wonder If you lie awake? A faint gleam rose and died In provide sideline Jackets for the Teachers Association of Connecti­ Cornell/warned Americana that ernorship. will open bis campaign Cincinnati, as director of selective Build up, instead, such a constella­ put of the phyaicril machine. Thp "Say he did return,"! Plowman body of Richard August Torgusen. here tonight at a rally in Bushnell hood’s estate. look stupid. If they are good pic­ It is impossible to think ;Of the patient. Qomplainri ; of tiredness, peralsted: "Could, he have escaped Plowman’s eyes. He turned hls 37 of East Port Chester, was school’s football players. S. Ray­ cut in connection with the 20th an­ "we are/sitting on a powder keg, service. original Idea—or even to haye it tion as this; "My body needs rest flash on the mouth of the new mond Smith, secretary of the which id our national debt, and we Memorial hall. He and other mem­ It is the fact that among the tures, We don’t even.believe that and so does my mind” — "How j weakness, easy fatigue, and lack through the open door tn the dark, found today in the gas-filled kitch­ nual meeting of the social work bers of hls ticket will speak under Dr. 5>ykstra is one of the most subeonsciously alive in your mind ' of endurance. When he needs the while you were looking for lloneae, and drew out an old-fash­ en of an apartment house where Board of Selectmen, drew the win­ conference. must |damp out the fuse before It i^xteen million and more are no he is a fanatic—not in the sense —without being influenced In your good it Is to go to bed!”—"I wUl ioned key. ning number at POtterton’s store is toq^Iate." He added that Increas­ the auspices of the local Socialist. widely and favorably known of energy, it just isn’t there. he was employed as a doorman. Members of tee Public Welfare * that Hitler Is, or Mussolini is, or reaction-tendencies by associated ! draw down the curtains of my matchea?” ,"I’m stumped!” Sidney breathed. Tuesday. The drive was con­ ed production waa the great Issue ■ old men, past the years of their Americans • and has a inagnifiuent mind and shut out all thought"— He may 8tart^,a piece of work Medical Ehcamlner John A. AssociaUon also held a dinner Isst full^ftrength and vigor; none of John’ Brown was; not a fanatic of ideas. and find that he has to fight the It must be t'he key to t ^ Jungle Clarke, who said the kitchen was ducted by Mrs. Samuel and Mrs. night and beard Hague Ha:rion, of tee day. reputation for executive ability. An Illustration will help to make "In the morning I shall feel re­ How quickly Gundpim’s theory and if it Is, then—" Milton Turklngton and sufficient cqmmlssloner of public welfare, / Will Publish Views th^ greybeards so many of Whom hatred. - freshed." Yorir expectations will j sensation of being too tired to had turned up! In this caae a part of a vacant apartment, gave His choice to head the draft could this celar. Around the idea of finish it. And yet, he knows Very "Then it looks as if some per­ a verdict of suicide. money was obtained to . purchase Greenwich, who spoke oh "Social Meanwhile, tee Connecticut ;have been forced to abandon their We wish we kneiw the man.'Well milk, in Mrs. G’s mind, was this lead you to have a good night. | suspect waa attached to it and son who was in the Jungle locked parkas for all members of the erit System Association disclosed not possibly Have been Improved Here la another application of well that he should be able to do ' - The body waa discovered after Welfare In Our State." 9 " ^ I t e ^ fiiesidea in the totalitarian states enough to really khow hliii—and constellation of asebetated ideas: it easily. He a?ea others around Barkea, In Sidney’s opinion, was the door," Plowman said with • tenants in other apartments, smell- varsity.' The conference will close on Fri­ that It would soon publish the on. No one at all in the Senate "I don't like milk’/—"I don't like the idea. Day after day when your innocent. He decided to tell the and wearily tramp off to YiatUes in so feel fairly sure that we could him accompUshing' the same tasks faint Irony. * ing ga*. noUfled Harry Alstrup, day. merit syirtem views of all candl was opposed to him, not even the the taste o( mUk’’—"I don’t like work la over you , suffer from he tried to carry out. and appar­ truth. dates for the Qeneral Assembly aa which they T>Bve no heart, for make a good gueas at what^ he the smell of milk’’—"Milk brings headache, Irritability, tears, nag­ the sufieriotendent. To Hold Open Roues disgruntled Holt. ently they have enough energy "Possible but not probable, Cap­ It flashed Into^raltwood's mind He told police that the kitchen judged by replies or refusals to re­ causes which Iq their wisdom they would do in certain circumstances, out a rash on me"—"I can’t drink ging pains, a feeling of utter ex­ tain Plowman. I didn’t move from teat Marta and Adam himself had His confirmation had to go over haustion. The trouble may come left afterward to look for a good doors had been sealed and that all Middletown, Oct. 17—(<«—Offi­ ply to a questionnaire sent recent­ you" know are wrong and ultimately as you can feci sure of with p^o.- milk’’—"I won't drink milk." time, wl/ereaa he is so weary that the- door mjrself, and though It waa had the beat oppokunlty to lock five jets of a kitchen range were Curb Stocki ly to approximately '700 aspirants till Tuesday solely because Holt That, it Is easy to perceive, was from your relations with your em­ dark, I’m aure I should have heqrd the door and hide th^key. Inward­ cials at the Middletown State hos­ hopeless. ple you do know. all he 1* ready for it a quiet spot open. , to seats in the Connecticut Legis­ exercised the power of any single a bad constellation of ideas. ployer. where he can rest hJs tired body anyone leave.” ly he breathed a prayer that her Torgusen leaves hls parents. pital announced today that tee In­ lature. is the fact that America’s Everything was negative. Every­ The thought of him brings up stitution would hold open house Am Cite Pow and Lt B ^ cJmI But there doesn't seem to be Senator to block unanimous con­ and watch the fun go by. "Where’e the car the chauffeur fingerprints might not be found'on Ark Nat Gas Harvey L. Willlama, chairman of sixteen million are men—not boys; thing helped to produce a revulsion this conslellaUqn of associated Instead of having the feeling used?" PlowmM demanded. tee key. Nov. 12, 13, 14 so that the pub­ the''Aviation Division of the Re­ anybody, at least) outside of Rus­ sent action—and every day is im­ ideas: "He’a always finding fault” lic may Inspect several new build­ Asad Gas and El A young men, not men too old for to- milk. ItJs not difficult to un­ of being up on his toes, he has the' "I imagine ItXmust be in the "Professor Gundrum spent some Am Super Po«V.---- publican State Central Committee, sia, who does know Stalin. Arid portant now. We have had much derstand why Mrs. G was starving — "He picks me out more than feeling that he wants to be Some­ garage at the end^of the rear gar-, time fumbling-, about the lioness. Open Forum ings and additions to present the most effective fighting. It Is anyone else” — "I don’t like him” structures. The new buildings in­ Cite Serv annou^ed that at least 50 planes so nobody at all can make a rea­ more serious results from Sena­ herself to death when rft Is re­ where flat on his back—resting. den.” \ He lifted Langdqn’a coat to see Cits Serv pfd . . . . . and pUbts would participate in a the fact that when the unavall- vealed that similar constellations — "I’m afraid of him” — "I can’t "O’Connor,” ' the captain order­ how far the scimitar had pene­ clude an administration structure, soned guess at what fie may do or torial obstinacy and revenge—but stand It shy longer" — "I shall , 1 It .IS tp be admitted that there Lindbergh’s SUtus , a north, wing, tuberculosis Infirm­ S3 Bond And Share "Winga for America" Wlllkie ables have been culled out we have of ideas were associated with other is a ' fairly large group of people ed. "check that car.” trated." he told Plowman through Nlag Hiid Pow .. demonstration In -Connectlcpt on whether he will do anything at all. this is probably as impressive an kinds of food. break down Jf I don’t leave." dry lips. "Togi could have slipped Editor of The Herald: _ ary, dormitory, print shop find in this body of registrants the ma­ With such Ideas In your head all With low blood pressure who de­ A "Now where’s the desA man?’' In the past The Herald has call- Penn. Road . . : . . Sunday. - o ' Yet we keep going back mental­ instance of spite venting, of let­ What was done With Mrs. G.. velop no symptoms and who aeem As they passed into down here after he had gone to laboratory. He said pilots would fly from air terial for such an army as none was to hflp her to build up a new the while you may Indeed break . ed Charles A. Lindbergh the num­ ly to that circumstance that Sta­ ting personal soreness stand ness of the lower hall hls room with an attack of nausea. ports at Bethany, Norwalk. Bridge, /"Vi — of the totalitarlana has ever eve.n and better constellation- of Ideas: kept K powerfub flashlight playing Not teat 1 believe he did, but It ber one Nazi of this country—now port. New Haven, Meriden, Wall- lin’s pictures do not indicate that squarely in the way of the public "Milk is a needed food"—"It Is stress or it caUs him tee moat dangerous dreamed of, not only as to sise but must build up a new and better on the walls and floor In front of could have happened." ington, Qroton, Canaan > and Dan­ be is atupid or blinded by fanati­ Interest, as the Senate has ever easy to ' digest’’—"Milk is deli­ strain. But in adjjition,, there ia Plowman nodded. “This man man. To disagree with another bury to Hartford for a rally, re­ • Meny times s day we repeet •as to strength, vigor and chpaetty cious" — ’'I dldn’i know milk waa conatellatlon: "My boas provides them.. persoh’i opinion is. In this nation art# cal emotions. He looks more like witnessed. me with my job"—"He pays me this other group in whom the low “You heard footsteps out here ? was kUIed with a Lllllput, judg­ ceive wnikle campaign buttons the phrase, but let’s stop for for endurance, a shrewd Oriental who can be very so delicious"—"I can drink It with blood pressure state ts attended he asked. ing from tee size of the bore. at leaM, a perfectly legitimate act. ahd literature,, and return to their entire 8afety’’-r-"I will drinjt it"— my salary regularly"—“I will try b'- various symptoms. Make a search for It, O’Connor, as It should be. But. to label him just a moment and reflect tho 'yesterday Is something for Aals good natured part of the time to understand him better"—“I will "I didn’t hear them myself, but Corporal 6 r C oli^el? bomOx*ln>orts for separate rallies. "Here goes!" In addition to' the symptoms Miae Langdon did. Her senses are and fix hls heel marks on the block with one of tee most distasteful meaning back of those .words. •’leaders'* to think abouy and would not be likely to mis­ She began to drink milk,, and be too big to let the unpleasant having to do with fatigue or weak­ names in our vocshulary—"Nazi" 'n things hurt me’’—‘Tm mighty abnormally keen. Mr. Gundrum so that we can tell how far he avoid EMIARRASSMENi I Realty now, how #r« you? treat anyone whose Interest* he she did not have the rash: It was ness, tlib patient may complain of thought he heard someone, too.” swung after being shot.", —to state that he la dangerouq to similar With other foods. Her dis­ lucky to have the Job”—"I will do such symptoms as, inability to That military chap with tha two chavr . . on hit iloovo it a Perfect Marks \ If your health isn’t quite up Mr. Miller’s Status did riot s ^ as clashing with his Washington my best to please my boas and. not Before the storeroom Plowman j, "I’ve found the gun already. the well-being of our country, juat satisfaction with life, and her ex­ aleep, being unable td concentrate, Captain.” O’Connor said. "It’s a becBsfle he holds a belief which is corporal. Ha might.'ba plaated if you caH lim "eolonal," but tha to par, why Rpk^al# tomtibing own. He doesn’t look as- though let other things matter.” stopped. "You didn’t mention I r / . Shortly before the convention of pectation of bad effects from headache, ringing noises In •, the dog." little bit of a gat. It Just fitted In­ contrary to that of many persons colonal won't bo.'with moro ond moro miformt bn tho ttrooH. In Attendance gbout it.* G o to see yqur Doctor • t hq knew’ much about fear. Daybook foods, those things, and not the That new constellation of ideas ears, nervous fears, and the sen­ the ^Irat Connecticut '^Congres­ will not only help you to do- your "A dog? There was no dog to the upturned mitt of that ugly in the United States, is one of the you'll want to lifiew what tho insignia /an. Hart thay ara: without delay. A call now may And unless Stalin is stupid, an'd —— .Jly Jaeh Sltmmelt > < foods themselves, hac} been the sation of the-arms o r legs having here." Sidney waa astonished. brute of a rftonkey next tee door." dirtiest'tricks in the book. sional^ District we expressed the cause of the difficulties she expe­ work better but will also react gone to.sleep. Dizziness, rapid save much expense end need­ if he is as shrewd as he seems, it Washington—Here are more healthily upon your physical con­ "There has been a small dog (To Be Continued) •you state that Lindbergh pro­ / FIRST (Thlldreii having perfect at view that the Republican party rienced. . beating of the heart, stomach gas, bably thinks of himself aa the tendance for the month of Sep­ less suffering liter. And be f ure could do better than to re-nomh would seem as though he might answers to some of the million You can apply the.jdfs in maqy dition. and feelings of faintness are also LIEUTENANT tember at tee North Bolton achool. mentioned with some frequency. ' (rest American ReaUst. It la un- to bring that prescription be nate William J. Miller because of have come* to the conclusion that ! questions that young men, their top and bottom. When tee air In iMunate teat there are not more were tee following: Ernest R. An­ Stress , which overtaxes the pow­ SECOND draws, cynuun b . ».:namDenin, k may write to thifeattbliahmant \ his attitude toward, compulsory just about now is the right time ) parents, relatives and friends are any given, room seems \ unduly ^ la ta or at least more who voice drews. Cynthia B. Chamberlin, asking about selective service; ts said here unofficiallyiclall; that It Is the policies o f' the government. ers of the patient is likely tb GENERAL l i e u t e n a n t Ann L. Erickson. Robert A. FUnk, \ / o r sccurats compounding. T«£ OTHER. COID MORNING THE N€16tiB0RS ALL THOUGHT THEY WfRE GOING selective military training in.time to stop Hitler, likely established ‘physicians and If, for example. It waa known cause pains over the region of the stale, thU may be Quotations^ their opinions. The United States Q. I am a sophomore in a heart br stomach. This is tVue ; opening tee windows moqc widely has greater need lor realists now Michels J. Glglio, Patricia E. of presumptive peace. Mr. Miller Stalin dbesn’t have to be stupid • theological seminary, study­ "dentists will be asked to take re­ that there waa an older compe­ Griswold, Joseph Holey, Herald L. T0GETA600D LAUGH ON OIZZY DUGAN WHEN HE WAS STARTING « IS f U R N ^ serve commiaaiona. tent pharmacist in . your commu­ whether the patient has been un- for a ^ u t 1() minutes. than at any Ume since 1917-18. Lee Jr., Carolyn M. Morris, Bar­ WELDON DRUG CO. has sent US a complete record of to have believed fdr many years ing for the ministry. Am I nity who is out of work and you der physical, mental,' or emotional (Bronchitis or |Bi;,-ngltlB) If Roosevelt is re-elected, he will •When a msijority ruthlessly at­ MASTER PreecriptlaB Pharmacists flR E . INSTEAD, THEY LEARNED ATRICK OR TWO THEMSELVES. THE HOPPERS COKE exempt? Q. (Also py the yoiing doc­ QuesUon. T. R. aMts: "How can go on serving as long as the peo­ bara J. Nichols, Alan E. Rogers, hia position in all record votes on that a big European war would be, have no other reason for not serv­ strain. ‘ tempts to stomp out all Ideaa con­ ^ ^ T h SERGEANT Kenneth J. Skinner, Gordon V. 901 Mala Street !n a military sense, the best thing A. Yes, But you must register tor.) If I am drafted, will I ing your year, it is probable that Insofar as .treatment Is' con­ a person tell whether he has laryn­ ple elect him. trary to their own—then Demo­ WoDeUver iHal 5821 matter."! in any way affecting na­ if vou are of draft age. ------Ministers' he just another private in the gitis or bronchitis?" , —Raymond A. Moley, former New LIEUTENANT GENERAL Yates. " , SERVICE MAN HAD BEEN THERE AND DIZZY KNEW HIS fURNACE fROM A TO Z q that could possibly happen for you would be called. cerned the main thing' is to over­ cracy Is In real danger, t , . . Many ef tee Mends and rela- tional defense taken in the House and men who are studying for the I ranks? come tee weakness of tee patient, Answer: At the onset of the ill­ Dealer. Lindbergh Is not an accomplished K11I*B11 • Russia—so long as she kept but of ness it may be soniewhat difficult tlvea of the children attended tee of ^,Representatlves during his ministry are in one of the few i X . If you are, you certainly replacing It with tee strength politician—he has no axe to grind fair and musical program given groups designated Jn the law as ^ squawk coming and should Q. My widowed mother baa which the patient desires. The to differentiate between the . two. All the itoriea you've heard TECHNICAL •••••• term of service there. it. He knew of course, for he a amall income and I contrib­ For example a laryngitis may ap­ nor has he the gUt of honeyed last Friday night, at the school had plenty of pretty gbod s n ip ­ exempt.* ‘ , I make it. Men will be classified at strength will in turn breed tee about shoriages (of men and oratory with which so many speak-^ SERGEANT PBiSUfipilON', We are quite free to admit that,-- Q. I am a chemist. Working ute regularly to her upkeep. courage and confidence necessary pear first and then by extending equipment 1 are sad but true. houae. ers working for him, that if'Brit­ ! the reception centers and from Will the selective service offi­ downward, the Infection.- may in; ers maneuver through thousands NOtODY LAUGHS AT DIZZY NOW. Instead, they're taking so far as appropriation of public for a company which does not j there you .Should be ordered into to take the patient out of tee —MaJ. Gen. Lesley J. McNair, of words without actually saying MAJOR GENERAL ain and France and Italy and their now have any defense orders cials recognize Such “partial handicap class, so that he may run volve the bronchial tubea and re­ chief of staff of V. 8. Army gen­ his advice and calling the Koppers Service Man. You’ll ben­ funds for the provision, of defense the medical service. An army dependence"7 sult in bronchitis. Generally anything. Hia frankness and lack material is concerned, Mr. Mil­ lesser aatellltes could get along to­ but expects to get some. Will officer, who is one of the high his race with" some reasonable eral staff. FIRST , I be drafted? A. Here again ia a decislan for hope of success. speaking, when there ia bronchitis. of tact are lamentable, but—he has efit from his agrvicee too. Without cost or obligation, hdH gether long enough, there waa a selective service officials, told me cc gh 'B likely to be a promlneiR an Idea which he'll trying to get SERGEANT ler’s record of votes shows him to A. The fact that you are recently: "It certainly la not the the local board., The selective The article c.i LOW BLOOD Government and business are inspect your heating system; check your chimney puD, have becri co-operative with the pretty goqd. chance that by and by chemist does not exempt you, and service law is veiy definite about PRESSURE is still available. symptom, while In laryngitlii, necessarily Interdependent and across, and he 1* just as deserving - purpose or Intent of the Army hoarseness is likely to be the out­ of se much courtesy and respect as i r ASSESSORS' NOTICE defense program. they would begin ,to think of pick­ your case will be one for your ^ I denUst or dependencies and very etrict. Un­ Readers are welcome to send for must get along. •RiGADIER GENERAL The State Tax Law requires ALL PROPERTY grates, dampers and drafts, and look for leaks; advise proper cal hoard to decide. It is consld- worker or professional man der the letter of the law, you it by writing to The McCoy Health standing’symptom. A physician is —Jesse Jones,, secretary of com- anyone else who has or ever had But nothing can be more obvi­ ing a war with Russia. And he Service, in care of this newspaper, able to m ue a differential diagno­ 1 the courage to say what he STAF> OWNERS to file a (kimpleted list of all PERSONAL firing practice, and help you get better heating results with eref ! tack. Sept. 73, 1814, the Americana O la g e r M e CONTCMTO 4 this month with varioilt opening 4:00—Backstage Wife. , programs which ara expected to A4P fancy A body, daughter of Mr. and licensing of television stations for only two known to exist. [ could see their flag flying from the dates provided foi" dlfferbot spe­ In carrying on the work of Selec- 4:15—Stella Dallas. commercial rather than experi­ give the Federak government con­ C v iS Main* a«iU«n w ■28* cies by the state and FederiK au- Wyvlllo H. Peabody Hrtlls- , gervlce boards was given to The library obtalne(f it from ! ramparts of the fort. In the first ItalUaUt R eport 4:0—Lorenzo Jones. / mental opeiatlon. trol-over upwards of $1,600,000,000 Jesse L. Castard, of Baltimore, l-haif of the night 'the rocket's red thorlUes. \ 4:45—Young Wilder ^rbwn. “ 0ie-Ple” *?;M '::"2 CANS Msncheater's ■econd •elective; day’ t ^ j’oseim Francis McCooe. representaUves of the local boanls worth of food and fiber supplies by who found It In an c^ld scrapbook ^are’ aisured them that the Stare Patrol Clashes The season for migratory wke j 5:00—Girl Alohe. / mld-wlnter. IftM Brewi BreMI 2 CANS 21 service regirtratlon and the j terfowl opens October 16. A wa­ •on of Mr. and Mrs. John McCooe jn Hartford County at a meeting Dialing tonight; Europs, NBC- In his attic. The only hteer known aiid^ Stripes had not been baiiled Rome. Oct. i 7.-(iP)—CTashes b ^ 5:15—Life Can Be/Beautlful. Similar loans will be made avail­ copy la In the Walters kxt Gallery ewiducted In peace Ume. closed at I terfowl stamp, on sale at all post 3 tlis Blssell street. The cere- i held last night In the Hotel Heii- .5:;i0 -Jnck Armstrong. Red 7:lf-;British Refugee Chll- dowh., I FrIead’ taaowN B rea d 2 CANS 2 5 * tween Italiari and British patrol* 7:45; MBS 8, 12:30; CBS able on com and possibly several In Baltimore. ".Shortly after midnight, how­ ff o'clock laat night vi-ith a total of |In Egypt and air bombardments offices for $1.00, Is required in ad­ I bleln, Hartford. Ronald H. Fergu­ .k:00—News im« Weather. dren, other crops within a few weeks. 6 15-Jim Britts Sports Roiind- 8:65; WJZ-NBC 9:30; NBC .12 The first printing of Ftm cIs ever, thil.attack suddenly stopped, Baked BeatsNr:.V.s2 S.OSS men from 21 to 36 register- j on both aides with . attsclw on dition to the state hunting license. son, secretary of the Manchester Agriculture Department otfl- Scott Key’s famous poem happened The woodcock season', establish­ up. / . . ml(i. but it wak. not possible to tell ed In the 14-hour session at the Perlm and a British convoy In the board, attended In place of Judge Politics, WABC-CB8 10:16 — clala said the loan programs, de­ to be a broadside because'at whether the fort had fallen or the Pndeaea''°atar Hath SA* 1? Red Sea were reported today by ed by Federal regulation, extends WlUlam 8 . Hyde, the chalrm ^ 6:30—Democratic State Central w m Senator Scott Lucas ot nilnoU; signed origtnaUy to bolster produc­ time of its production In 1814 al British hod abqndhned the under­ srBJory. The regUtraUon con­ from October 25 to November 8, here, who was unable to be .pres­ Ittee Program. C r a ib e r r y OCCAN lesav 2 c; n“.* 2 1 « ducted without incident to detract the Italian high command. WABC-CB8 10:80—Wshdsll WUl- er prices, wers being fitted Into the newspaper? In Baltimore had sus­ taking. Key paced the deck all In the Sudan, Italian troops inclusive. No duck stamp is re­ ent because of another, engage­ LoWslI Thomas. from the fine service of the largest kle from 8 t. Louis; WJZ and New national defense program to assure pended publication while every night with mlxed^ emotions ot W hippla’ s minci Mtai; jas" drove the British out of one of quired. ment. 00-Fred Warlng's orchestra. th? country of reserve supplies In volunteer group of workers gataer- 15—History In The Headlines, York State only 9:35—Thomas E. able-bodied loan In the city shoul- anxiety and hope. their positions southeast of the The opening date for pheasants, It was polnt^'Out to the ths event of wsr and to protect (tered a gun against the British. Mahex Cereal " kg' ed together lor a national duty Andre Schenker. Dewey. Exoriatlpa Fumlsbnd'Iaapiratloii fr Daga river and Fascist filers d^ grouse, quail and gray squirrel la that they must: \ WEAF-NBC. 8 — Fsnny Brice consumers against'sharp price ad­ Virtually Complete Collection since World War days. stroyed U planes on an airfield October 19. Because the 2pth falls 1. Obtain headquartera 7:30—Bob Crosby’s Dixieland Mu­ "The ^ Ita tlo n whlcb hs felt Mlaits Taplaea 2 esoa Constantly Checked snd others; 8:80—Aldrich FamUy; vances such as occurred In the last The Ubrary df Congrese now when ‘ths.x^wn's early light’ dis­ at Ghedaref. the hlgli^ command on Sunday, this date was advanced csntrally located place. sic Shop. war. has virtually a complete collection So efficient were the records- one day by the state boftrd of fish­ 8:00—Good News of 1940. Bob Bums Hour; 10—Rudy Valise closed b iscou n try 's fls^. still P ly m ia tb R ock aet^uN exa kept by the selected group of reported in Its d a ^ communique. 2. Employ a chief clerk. and John Bsrrymore; 10:80—Musi­ Crops being placed under gov­ of early editions of The Btar eries gild game. 3. Employ a stenographer, 8:30—The Aldrich Family. proudly waving furnished ths'.' In­ G arbam ’ t ilLVCR POLISH JAW i checkers who remained constantly 9:00—Bob Burns - and Johnny cal Americana. ernment loans are mainly those Spah’gled Banner, including the spiration for his poem. 'v Raccoon Season There Is no money available which normally would move Into on duty during the entire 14-hour Mussolini Inspects Trotter’s orchestra,.. WABC-CBS, 7:30—Vox Pop; 8— first printing with music, engraved "A prellroinarV sketch of the, •or 4 ’The raccoon season was not present time for paym ent^ a Ask It Basket Quiz; 8;30—Strange foreign markets now closed by the by Thomas Carr of Baltimore. R e fra s h -r wirH'iflRAYta Mriod in order to eliminate ^ y advanced since only one night's 10:00—Kudy Vallee ptogram. song, with some at, the lines left ONE PRICE-ONE QUALITY OZ i , Socslble mistakes In transfers, that Munitions Center r^ tal fee for office s p a c e / The As It Seems; 9—Major Bowes wftr» About the only thing it lacks Is the •or hunt would have been provided local boards are to seck,ssesBor. hour. . ^ the treat Temi munitions center. be able to start until midnight of / l 1:30—When Day Is Done. Show: 8:30—New Tommy Dow jr| event the United States became In­ cartel ship for the guards to be j PRICE as here advertised! Accept our offer of “satisfaction Cards To Be Bectlfled Accompanied by Gen. Ubaldo t^terks i\pe Paid .Song Writing Series; 9—Singing; volved In war and prices began to "The exact clrcum#taoces under guaranteed”—It Is your assurance of getting what you ex­ B e ir t October 2D. . '' 12:00 -War News. removed, so that the vessel could : p OZ Town Clerk .Samuel J. , 'furX- Soddii, undersecretary fdr war; Provl.ston Is ^ d c for the pay­ 9:30 - (network)— Frank Black increase sharply, supplies stored which the first broadside came to pect to get or your full purchase price refunded. \ PKQS A seven-day .shooting season, ment of' wage# to the chief clerk AM. return to Baltimore. In a tavern I Baker’s Cbaealate 2 ln"ton reported at 9:30 to the. Renato Ricci, minister of corpora- 12:05-T h e Party Line. Concert; 10:30—Senator Rush Holt under loans could be released from be printed and distributed iiiay that evening Key completed the j tldns, and Alessandro Pavollnl. October 19 to 26. with a bag limit and stenographer. The amount to on "We Should Not Go To War never be known,” says F. A., Blos­ Marthmalltw Flaff LOf CAN II* Selective Service AdminJ-strator of two per dfty ,ls 'established for 1 :.55—News. storage, and probably would count­ stanzas and wrote out the first for Connecticut that thw town's minister of popular culture, he be paid IS limited by regulations With Japan." eract price advancing tendencies. som, publications officer of the quail In the counties of New Ha­ under the act and is determlneil by 2 :00—Silent. -full draft. I Graadma't M tlatsei ’ can ^17* returns wbre all in ami properly watched 6,000 w'orkers turning out MBS, 7:15—Talk on Defense; Lioans totaling about $150,000,- Library of Congress, "but the gen­ "The next morning Key took his | ven, Middlesex and-New London. the thmiber of registranta in each 8:30—Drama "M eet the People” ; accounted tot There were about armor plate, cannons, rapid J. Turkington the 3.035 completed regi^^^^^^^^ ^ | Edward Moriarty (left and right. Tomorrow’s Program 000 already have been made on eral sequence of (ivents surround­ poem to Judge Nicholson, of Baltl- ' Ckoealatea io^' 35* In addition to private land which d l^ ict. , 10—talk, 3lr.^Walter Layton of ing the genesis and first publica­ 200 car(j8 Improperly filled out, the rifles., machine-guns, and anti-tank in the state armory last night, m-gistrar Of vpwm ^ 14-hour , v.„... ! fnay be open for public shooting, AM. about 210,000,000 biishela of sur­ more, whose wife was Mrs. Key’s } ' same to be rectified by the local Mrs. Joaeph F. StbCooe Applications for positions or England; 10:30 . Chicago Sym­ tion has been put together by va­ STEAKS Uaderwtod’s machine-guns. 6:00 -Knights of the Road. plus wheat. Loans amounting to sister: ,the Judge was very pleased i I'^e^l^l^Kena^d:^ and Joseph-Vol.______^ ; there are three classes of land set chief clerk and of stenographer draft board officials when the Man- The J>rcmler appeared faacinai- mony was performed In 6:25--News. phony. about $226,00(J,000 have been ad­ rious writers. with It and,-, according to some ac- | Statlar Tlaaie 3 WOLLt 19^ ' hooter register and cards are aside for use by hiinters-state- shoulil be addrc.ssed In writing "During the War of 1812, after PORTERHOUSE ed as exiierts set up a section of owned, state-leased and state-reg­ James’s church at 6:30 a. fi;30—Gene and Glenn. vanced on about 520,000 bales .of counts, took It at once to the office i tutted over to them within a few battleship armor and fired a can­ Btatlng qualifications to Selective What to expect Friday: Europe, the Battle of Bladensbtirg and the B a k er’ s VANILLA IXTRACT ulated area.s. All state forests, the rector. Rev. William X/Dunn. Service Board, No. 4 c, P. O. Box 7:00—Morning Watch. cotton. With little cotton moving of The Baltimore American and I N. Y. SIRLOIN, 2 5 * days. „ ^ . non pointblftnk at it. He examined ‘Hale’ Drive Hiirja Sees. The bridal attendants ^ r e Miss 8 :00—News, weather. NBC 8 a. m., 1:45 p;\m.: CBS 8. Into export markets, officials ex­ sacking and burning of Washing­ Commercial Daily 'Advertiser for ' 1 19 U»sfSM(an To Kegister the dent and expressed pleasure at with the exception of the Mohawk 590. Manchester. Conn. ton, a certain Dr.. Beanes, / of Spry ’ci: 47* CAN !?• Boys’ Director and Mattatuck, are open to public Thelma Walker of F>aji Hartford 8:15—News from Here and 9 e. m., 6 45 p. m.; MBS 11:45 a. pect upwards of 2,000,000 bales of publication. Other accounts sug- [ BOnOS R O U N D ______As the glock showed but minutes the armor’s fcslsfhnce. Cards to Be Numbered 10. WEAF-NBC 1:15 p. m .~ Marlboro — a small town east of, OVtN StOZ.NVA P robe Askeb«cn turned over to tlve local board views; 5:15—Music In ths Air. t'-p Hatch act and empipye intlml- ten perml.ssion is needed to hunt gift to her attendant Strings. on old crops. Included are about of Dr. Beanes, arranged with the In the defense of the city, all the OMUBI bII n A l f l v whole or ^Anlc hsif LB | V Elm street. The first man certified — r» , . inoncthose UdVtifjs»«F*belonging i n /—• /h — e r distric t a WJZ-NBC, 9 s. m —Breakfast TINS From Amherst; Has •".t;on .and direct eviden"e of how United States and 70 per cent of 9:45— Playhouse. 6,500,000 bales of cotton, 88,000,000 Federal authoTitles to send him out l(x;al newspapers suspended pub- ! FANCY FIEShK B&M OCVILLCO L obster 2 V ^ r2 5 * was Ralph H. .lohncon of .OO C’in- bn state forest lands. The posses­ string of rosary beads Md . removed ajhl dispatched to Club: 12:30 p. m.—Farm snd Home the Reniibll-'an National Commlt- the middle western counties. sion of a Connecticut hunting li­ the" bridegroom’s gift to his best l pmper dlstr’i'ct. Then the Io­ 10:00—'This Small Town. bushels of corn, 190,000,000 pounds to the British fleet oh a cartel ship. Hcation from-'the 10th to the 20th NATIVE-5 to 6 lb\. ' LB B&M Cera Relish ton street at 7:10 ft. ra. To bred Much Experience. 10:15- Bv KathJeetv Norris Hour ; 2 —Music . AppreclaHpn John S. Skinner, agent for the of September. Samuel Sands, a LARGE FOWL c. 21' (ic‘A ? i1 5 * Bocchino of Bl-sell -street goc.s the *ce l.s belti" assisted in flaunt'n" "In Illinois, he lost in 87 coun­ cense is all that Is necessary. nian was a tie set. ] board mentbers will shuffle of tobacco, 1,500,000 bushels of 10:30—Ellen Randolph. Starting 13th year. MBS, 12:45— United States government in con­ fourteen-year-old apprentice, was SUNNYFIELD -whote\_ Elanirtad Chiekea 3 5* honor for being most intcreoted. Y. the H"tch act by indirect expendi- ties." Hurja related, ’’ih the Lake State parks-are not open ta Both bride and bridegroom were i ^ j s,> that Uieyi are not In IntemaUonal Plowing Contest; wheat, 28,820,000 pounds ot peas David Parsons is one of the new States he lost in .64 per cent of the public shooting, with the exceptlbn graduated from Manchester. High 10:45—The Guiding Light. and vetch and 68,296 tons of nection with flags of truce snd the only employee left Ip toe shop or either hail LB CHICKCN He started the long line of regi.s- tiirc.'." \ any certain order. When the cards 2 30 Garden (TIub. Short waves: E lm w etd fWlCApSiZ ‘ t’,n° ’ 29* boys’ directors at the local Y for Wl'* Be Requested to Resign \ counties. In the farm belt np lost of a small portion of Hamnieinas- ^hool with the class of 1936. ’The 11:00—The Man I .Married. rubber. The rubber was obtained exchange of prisoners, accom­ of The American. Years later he COOKED HAMS trants at .'>:30 a, m. have been shuffled serial num­ 11:1,5—Against the Storm. WJZ DXB Berlin, 7:4 5 -Opera f’ resh n a t iv e - Y 6 b ko il SODA Pleased With Eesults Adams E.xp . the 1940-41 season. Mr. Parsons Pc.u’ II. Anolebv. a-’tln": rcc(-e- in 74 per cent. The same holds true set on the w-est bank of t^'H am - bride has been employed by the bers will be placed on them. in a deal with Great Britain under panied him. told the story of how he set type H aN ptea ..CMCKEPS 2 IW PKO 14* 11:,30—The.Road of Life. . Melodics; HAT4 Budapest 7:30— Temporarily DetaUuHl on the flrat printing of our na­ CHICKENS- -Z m L z ’.iiol'.IBSIZES LB Chief Registrar Elmer W’cdcn Air Reduc .. cbmeX-ffhut Amherst, Mass., and tarv of agricu’turc. dp-'"’-''' * in ,the border states.” monasset river where six blinds Hartford Fire Insurance Ctompany \Vhen the serial numbers have Concert and News; GSC GSD Lon­ which that country obtained sur­ WWAHAM and two hunting ( osijBons have and the bridegroom Is with Bill­ 11:45 D /ld Hamm. The tvi-o emissaries persuaded tional anthem." / . WILDMtRI SMOKtO *!L fOSK UNS H am ptta CPACKCWt • LB PKB 15* and his associate %vorltprs were Allegheny Is a graduate of Springfield Col- that an'i member of an AAA farm 'The publisher said that while beeh affixed ILsts bearing the name don 8;30—Britain Speaks; TGWA plus American cotton. pleased and mighty tired when tae corrvm'ttce who e'i".cge ! In ’'.a been constructed by-'this depart- ings and Spencer of Hartford. I2:00-Noon Your Treat. ShfNlders »16* Saisage ts23* MAIN! MO. ^ |P| Allied Chem r-| I : I ' ■■ .... the president polled a greater.------r~':~ : irf each registrant and hia serial Guatemala 10—Radio Theater. Other crops of which supplies S a r r iiie i ."AOMIWAL: TIN 9i final cards were placed in the Am Can ...... y .. .Jese. He has a fine background of cal aotivltv wcu 'll he rcqucptcd to , popular vote In 1936 than in 1932 | ment. Permits for the1 use of these number will be posted at the P. M. ' are stored under government loans S Q U (S r» - WHOLI 'or lITHtS HALS fBCSH N*TIVt NSW iN O O N O ained from the 12:15—Gene and Glenn. itfective through SiturtJay, Oct. 19 custody of Town Clerk Samuel J. Am Rad St S /.: experience ' In community work rcs'gn his ponU'on,n. he actually lost electoral vote | blinds may ^ (jbt Announce EnKaRement / borinl's office. The list will also be include 1938 and 1939 com. raisins, as having "alienated the moat Fresh Hams 1. 18* Tarkeya l. 3 6* Turkington about 10 o’clock for _ ...... , U 1.1 Ihi. hl« renlv atrencth iri rural communities, and | park police om'the grounds after 12:30—The Weather Man. powerful military nations of both Am Smelt with boys. During his college years Appleby said thi.s w as nls r e W ;, m rorai i o'cloclt for the following d#y. Dr. and Mrs. H. GoldspiUh carried In The Herald and still an­ 12:3.5—Day Dreams. barley, hops, rye, dat^i and pecans. Jackson Raps storage in the Town Clerks safety | added: \ , Phlriadel- other list will be forwarded to the Commodities placed under loan# Europe Asia, at a time when deposit vault in the Municipal ^ p he Sesisted In yic West Springfield ?-lven to the ren.ato C.' .’.-ilii Nallor of Germantown, 12:45—Stngln’ Sam. WDRC we ourselves are unprepared for Community Y. C. A. Bojhi’ De^ Committee, to Repubilc.sn com- "He made a^! iIn"‘^e"ffo/r;;rovlile‘ta; m^xi^m^um phia. Pa., announce the Engage­ State headquarters. The serial I;00.r-Ncwa. weather. are sealed in warehouses,.cribs and building. All day long relays o f , elevators and cg'nnot be sold as Flier’s Speech action, and while the people of our partmVnt for three years. He nlalnt.s that some of the farmer ment o*f their daughter. Miss Mary numbers will be the basis of selec­ l:15-lThe Little Show. nation are overwhelmingly oppos- volunteer registrants, .mcu ana ^y^aconda■ proachifig Washington or ^ state-owned tion 6f men to he called up for ser­ Hartford long as the loahs are outstanding. - a# T-10 P* H. women, offered their Armour Kl . supervllicd boys’ club* In neigh- committees which , operate Agri- ^atc-leased Louise Nailor.df this tqWn, former­ 1:30—Marjorie Mills. 225 m. ------' ed to waf. . . . ” OVMTIME 1 IwrhoGd^ouses. has been a Scout I'liltura' Adiustmen't. Administra­ with which to cpnduct pubUo | c" vice. By applying a code that will 1330 ke. the registration officials and were i fo o t in g grounds arc located at: ly of Germantoira, Ho William 2:00— Your Neighbor. ■Z" W eekW assigned to shifts at the Corp Ma-:ter, a yub Pack leader, and di­ tion pro-rams had been active works." I’i'Pnrmine'trin.Farmington, Cromwell MeadoWfl,Meadows, Marcus Fallon of Hartford and be ftirnl.shcd by the National head­ 2:15—Medley Time. SavB Lindbergh’s Only! ~~~ ~ ^ ' , rector of ^urch schools for sev­ “ Great Slgnlflcance’’ ln Gains ^ Durham Meadolvs, - East Lyme, quarters against .the numbers 2:30—The Career of Alice Blair. ThuriMtay 0v Sneering One. * e., I I Keady-sliee!j(^LOAVES | Q * l jy more than 500_men_ were_r_^^^^^^^^^^ Boys gave him additional under­ t -.-o hours with Chairman Gil’fttte ed detection from R o1. He interpreted theseipte s-..—gains —“' as Otm ; ""hunting...... " ------license is“ neei^d "7'for .the v " T rail of Blood Next Meeting Monday >-,:00— Ad ..iner—Dance progrsnl /Joe Penner, famous screen and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s most Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Fred Mor- | Case (J. I.t ...... C' A. after being Xllrector of the A'oplebv to'd rcoorters that the reglatered, fewer men appenreym AAA hud attempted to e'iminate “great signiflea/e" and said that^use of these areas, At Farmington The next meeting of the local r;.46__Scattergood Baines tadio comedian heads the biggest recent radio address,' Attorney gan Kirby, 79. one of the found-j g en u in e s p r in g , LB “ .Master” baked Iqr line and there was never a lineup Cerro .Do Pas . . . Amherst Boys’ Clu^for the 1939- the shift rnigbtAetermlne the out- a shooting area for the use oY LAMB LEGS 23' Ches and Ohio . . -U polit'es in the farm admini.-rtra- Seen Only Cine board will be hold on Monday, it 6[00- The Esso Reporter, — New^ stage show ever to play the State General Jackson held today that ors of the Woolworth store chain, Aft Fa own e x i^ t New at the door from 10 ° (lO scaron and this pakt summer at come In mafiy previous borderline ' women license holders is provided Theater in Hartford, starting this I Chrysler ----- .. • tion bv requesting resignations of is expected. It must await the call . w-eather New York—W. Vaughan Spen-; England bkkert. closing time. There were M t 300 the Northampton Vv M. C. A. States. and is patrolled by the depart-, of Chairman Hyde who Is out of 6:05-Hedd8 Hopper's Hollyn-dod ; Friday, for a four days engage- "no speech,'In Its timing and sub-'; PORK LOINS wHirE'S’ ^H Lr .21' registratiohs filed du rin g> e eve­ Coca Cola ...... farmer committeemen v.-ho heU' ment's woman warden, Miss Edith cer, 41, secretary-treasurer of the ; Camp. \ „ Froi* 11 to 14 per cent of the (Omtlnoed from Page One) town for a few (lays. RaJio °£.'" 6 :20—Edwin C. Hill i ment. In addition tc> Joe Penner, atones, could more perfectly have Association American Agricul­ FANCY ning and aft\it was evident at 8 Col Carbon...... During the J940-41 season, Mr oart's.an po"tlcal p'aces or became A. Stoehr, who will be on duty of Laab Forts ,.13‘ Sbrlat■lIHip grccn GREEN lb c. 19* voters, he found, now are in the Ill seeking a suitable place for 6-30 IVul Sullivan Revlei^ the itlls gala stage show also features, served the purpoiic of .those who ture Editors, and publisher of o’clbek that ^ l local ekglbles had Ool Gas and El . Parsons Is taking extension cours­ candidates, for office. there during the hunting season. as the result of three bullet wounds '■ / I the young screen star, Carole would weaken the morale of de- 1 X:oml Inv T r ------'don’t know'” class. He said the headquarters it wan suggested that Eastern Standart Time „ The Kentucky Farmers Some Tarkeya s*riz“r.v; f 29* Oysters stew’ no pint 25* registered. ChiM Reg^trar \Vcden es at the Hartford Semirtpry but Republican Complaints Male In addition to the abov^ areas 6-46 - The World Today / Landla, famoiu tor her ’’Ping Girl'’ niocracy and undermine the spirit . discharged most^rif m assistants. Coml Solv ...... lere are twenty-seven regulated the civil service room l/i the Fed­ Journal. '-.e will devote several hours a week His lengthy conference with eral post office here might possi­ »n,i« tole in Turnabout. George Hall of our defenae effort. OF FLOUNDER The day passed yrithou* a sing^ Cons Ellison ---- to the' bovs of the Manchester areas scattered throughout the New York. Oct. 17.-( 85—When i;00 Amo. - end hia w'orld famoua orchestra to- F U iN ' lette came after comp’n'nts were do in 1940. state on which permits are re- bly be used. Postmaster Thomas "It was significant,’’ Jackson i OR CUSK LB untoward incident.', No man ob­ Cons Oil ...... Community Y. M. C. A. as Club made by Representative Hope (R-. certlflcate whlfch Taylor said show­ the Mclrop'ilitan Opera starts Its gether with Dolly Dawn and her told the Law Society of Maasachu- : FRESH FILLETS 17' jected to the d ^ y-for any reason , Cont Can Leader and advi.sor of basketball Hurja said he found 67 per cent quired in addition to the state J. Quish Is writing to post office 7 :.30—VoxPop xirvvil-r^® ''’" Patrol.” Kas.), that attempts hpilT been at. the votera-were opposed to the hunting license. These regulated ed that on sept. 1, 1926. Etori* G- authorities In Boston t.15c sr.itl B'rmingh'am.'; Neville Cham-; ’ xCliheed Aircraft Hartford Stm. B5>ll. 54 than more-voters were rcgl.stered will be held Saturday at the Villa the landowner against damage by night or early Saturday mor^ng. previously Indicated tlmc\‘ NBC gathering of torces against free­ NATIVE CRISP SCOT TOWRLS bcrlain's - home town, 'viis among Loew's National Fire .. . 57 in many West Virginia .prfecincts thoughtless hunter? and to pro­ Although they believe the Wilier One driver was held for reckless telavlslon. l.s expected to get, back *'opt Ward ^ ■ Louisa In Bolton. For the afternoon ■the year, don’t miss Joe Penner, dom And democracy is apparent CELERY C - the places hit. Phoenix . .x. • ■• • • *3 than the total population -count as vide a(l^uate sport for the In­ was wounded In a struggle which driving after knocking down a on the New York air before Octo­ 'Thursdsy’s Program from the speech nightN^fore last and HOLDERS Nash Ke'v ...... a .program of sports consisting of telephone pole and another was ber ends. Preliminary there^ tests |li person at the State Theater, Last night’s Brlti.sh raids on Travelers ...... 75. 410 shown by the census. creasing number of gunners who preceded the death of either Wilder a m , Hartford starting this Friday for of Mr. Lindbergh,” the' attorney Bunch W C BOTH! German tcrtitoiy, the German NaUBisc ...... Public rtllltle* Disfrlqt of Columbia residents softb^l, volley ball, horseshoe go afield fOr recreation. The regu­ or Mrs. Wilder, there was no evi­ charged with operating a car with­ are to be run next week. Plans for 7:00—The Esito R ^ r t e r — NeWs. NATIVE WHITE . sou •fBOTH2yC Nat Cash Reg . pitching and a game of football four ,4ays. general said. '\ Swid flF Pile r*cl»B W*li. AddrvMilvM- HOi.ocas 'ricEume said, resulted in fio mili­ Conn. i t . and Pow. 57 have no vote unless they cast ab­ lations are ^ven in detail in the dence of such a struggle at the out a license as a result of minor the schedule to be followed have weather f Undbergh on Monday night CAULIFLOWER fACH lic F O R Nat Dairi' . . . . will be, played. leaflet issued by the board which mishaps which occurred last night " not been reVealed, but it may be tary ilam'age but in many cttics ritaiiii CVm'n. Pow...... 50'i sentee ballots In their home''states. ' Those wishing to attend are ask­ camp. 7:10 - Music Off i#h# Record criticized the nation’s leadership residential sec’.iona were hit, pftr- . Hartford EleC. Lt. . 67 is available at the offices of ‘ all and early this morning. As a result reduced somewhat over that in ed to contact Cfiarenpe Chambers. 7;55 - F:s.4 Miami University footballer, rides standard permits have 'been.- pro­ Wed in Danielson patient In Memorial hospital, Meanwhile, the National Tele- . pura hydfOflfn- Penn ...... o’clock, 3872 tonight. Dinner, will vided and each hunter Is required 8:30.—Elsso Reporter at 9;o0 a.m. Industrial . 20 miles every morning to take KUllngly, Oct. 17— (85 — Vita) strt)ck by a car driven by Michael Ated vtgetablw Phelns Dodge . e'/T. be served at 6:30. to have a permtV on his person 8:35— Shoppere Special BaJ Weather -No H.mlrliiice Acme Wire ...... 19 flying lessons. statistic records available here to­ J. Buccino of 13 Blin street. East 9:00—Press News 2 Bch.N. 5c shorttmng Bad Cliannel weather did not Phil Pet ...... Am. H ardw are----- 24 while hunting.-' These permits are day showed that Doris Alger Fort (ToUtns, Colo., April. 17— 1 LB Pifti Serv N J Issued free of charge by the land- Hartford. 9:15—American School of the Air NATIVE hamper the German raiders last Arrow H and H. com 38 Wilder, found sl^ln at a camp near Car Breaks Foie (85—The Women’s (Kristian Tem­ They Make Deliciout Tea TIN 1 4 e The i Radio ...... -- owners or by an ageM appoints 9:45—Figures In Music perance Union Is opening -”a great GREEN SPINACH night, these reporU said. Billings and Spencer 4»4 the Feather River highway, Oro- enlarged >vith motor vehicle la' 10:00—By Kathlesn Norris 3 LI bombers were said to have reach-. | by the ,fandow«er8.i ■ The permit movsmsnt to protect the boys Bristol Bros# ...... 49 One Side of Line by Himself •yitem enables the department to vllle, Calif., and John HyWilder, vloIaUon is Henry Nlelsbn,,.30. X 10:15—Myrt and Margs TIN 3 7 c ed their designated, goals on the I Rey TOb a (bolt’s Pat. Firearms 77 H took 6ut a marriage Itoenpe Qct. when they go to camp,” reports Sears Roebuck regulate the number ot people 64 School street, who while 10:30—Stepmother Mrs. Adrionna Hungerford, Colo­ 3 Lbs. 9c /IIGHT O’CLOCK south coast, in centVal England Eagle Lock ------614 31, 19-26 and were wed in Danle.- traveling north on Oakland street3l i Shell I.'nioh .... hunting, and provides a means for l0:45—Woman- of Courage rado president.' - •. and in London. i „ Fafnlr Bearings . . . 133 checklnjg the number of game ani­ son Nov. 4 the same year. near the C. R. Burr Nursery, 11:00—Short Short Story COFFEE Supply centers, factories ani), I .''.ocoqy Vac . . . . Hart and Cooley . . . 134 "TTiey are ;-flne boys and 'need o e c siLVEiMooK armament works were' said to have ‘i Soijth Pac . . . . . mals -which kave been taken dur­ Miss Alger said she was 21 at struck a pole on the East' side of 11:15—Martha Webster protection,” 'she said in a Regis­ ■ SUNNYFItLO Hendey Mach., Com 11 ing the season. the time, a telephone ope|ator Hy­ the street breaking It off and dam­ OeR BEST O D aEAMEUT LI WW been affected with conrtagrations | South Ry . r . .. . Landers Frary *Clk 26 11:30—Big Sister tration Day .interview. BUHER * U B . ' The permit!! are issued for the ing In Lynn. Mass., and a native of aging his car. He was examined aU; 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories reported raging at many. j Std Brands . . . . New Brit. Mch., com 42 R ^ ^ i r "As long as they ore under the 1 LI CTN 7 * Two British and two German Std Gas and El upland game season to . members Taunton, Mass. the-police station by a physlclay l2:00—Kate Smith Speaks REFINED I BAGS North and Judd . . . 31 of the various clubs which sponsor guidance of their mothers, they PURE LARD planch were, reported' downed• In■ Std Oil Cal . . . . Wilder, who gave a similar age, and adjudged fit to drive. Police­ p. m. •rs' safe from the evils of today. Peck Stow and WU. 6 tee areas. said he was a Lynn carpenter and. man Raymond ,G. Griffin, In his 3 ails 2 5 « the -night’s raiding. std oil N J ...... Russell Mfg. Co. . . . 1414 12:16—When A Girl Marries It Is our task to get the Army NUTLEY OLEO MARGARINE Tex Corp ...... • 33 a native of Charlestown, Mass. report of the accident stated that T O N / r £ 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent personnel to give them close su­ Timken Roll B e a r ...... 47 Scovill Mfg...... 28 The rtiarriage ceremony was per­ Nielson had been drinking and SUex Co...... 12 Royal Air Force 12:45—Our Gal Sunday pervision in samp.” IONA PEACHES iL id o C laim iV elc D e fe n s iv e Trans A m erica...... '• • • • i formed by the Rev. Roger C. Stlm- thiit witnesses had stated the Ni 1- WELI/ I f - 1:00—Esso Reporter ^ S A - B A f l S „ 5TAN0AIID M 19 OZ A A t Union Carbide ...... 74 Stanley Worka ..... 50 son, then pastor of the Danielson Air Raid Weapon do., pfd...... 29 Bon car had' been zig-zaggtng 1:06—Us On A Bus TOMATOES 'FULL NO. 2 CAN OXYDOL Union Pac ...... 82 SOH Hits War Bases Methodist Episcopal church. shortly before the accident. Nielson l : 16^Woman In White Berlin, Oct. 17-OflP)—The Ger­ Unit Aircraft ...... 39 Torrington ...... 2814 Sideshow Material IMALL LARGE mans claimed a new defensive air Veeder-Root ...... 63 >4 66'4 Is being held for court tomorrow. 1:30—The Right t o Happiness ANN PAGE GRAPE JAM lUtt Unit Corp ...... 1 Had No License l;45-^Maln Street—Hartford raid weapon today — a super' Unit Gas I m p ...... H (Continued From Page One) Slain Pair Left searchlight which would blind Bank of New York 310 330 ■ Romeo Lajeunesse, of 929 Park \^NL(r) 11 2:00—Young Dr. Malone , Beady for Army CAMPRELL TOMATO SOUP CANS 2 2 * 8 * 2 « « 3 7 * U S R ubber...... i ...... 21 .52 V4 .54 4 Together in 1937 street, Hartford was held for op­ 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girt Intfrne British night raldefs and make U S Smelt . . . . . I...... 61 Bakers Trust . . . . dropped in target areas at Kiel, 97 100 erating without #■ license after his V A T R ' ^ 2:30—Fletcher WUey ^^n‘ s 2 5 * them fly directly Into its rays, U 8 Steel ...... 61 Central Hanover >. pausing extensive fires. "Good re­ Norton, Mass., Oct. 17—(85 HEINZ SOOPG where they would be easy marks Chase ...... v . 32 34 sults” were said to have been atn Doris Alger Wilder, 36. and her car early this morning went off the 2:46—My Bon * I By The Assiofillfited Press 'Western Union...... If 45 H 474 highway near the Allen Riding 3:00—Mary Margaret McBride . for antl-sircraft guns. W.est El and Mfg ...... IDS cniemical talned at the tw» other ports. bi^her-ln-taiK Frank T., Wilder, 33, If the Army wants to add a cir­ STERLING SALT 1 PKGS 9 * DNB, official German news City ...... ,•••• 27 29.4 T he synthetic oil production found slain In California, left here Academy on the New Bolton road, 0^4. -' _ 3:15—Jack Leonard—Songe I cus sideshow to its 'entertainment Woolworth ...... 35 12>i Motcci LUX FLJUCES agency, sold the weapon was used (Continental ...... 144 plant at Leuna was the objective damaging the car and knocking 8:30—Esso Reporter program for draftees, it has some Elec Bond and Share (Curb) 5% 61 Fa together In 1937, Police phlef Ben ■uni«H'9''*'''^^/oV*am 25c IrMlo 2 ;“ .^ * auccessfully last night against a Corn Exchange . . . 534 of another bomber group, the min­ Jarhin Scanlon reported today. down. several highway guide rail 3435—Studio Matinee attractions already booked among SAU. ' Brttlsb bomber on the Dutch coast.. First National...... 1700 1750 istry said, while munitions fac­ posts. The driver told the Investi­ yesterday's registrants. KlffcllW"’* 5~ F CAKt ^ First Streamliner 285 295 Chief Scahldn said Mrs. Wilder': PKG 9 * ^ 2 1 1 The bomber, the agency said, was Guaranty T ru st,.. tories and a power station In Sax­ mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Mox'on, re gating officer that his front wheels IVDRC- ■Fo^ty midgets from the Worl(^s Vnnight down )n flames., - 10 H 124 CaUforate Feels Tremor. SaM Drwttint ‘"S;*** 2le KM iim ii'8 rtAsn eaa 2 0 # Irving Trust ..... ony were hit. lated that she had not seen her struck a stone In the road. Fair registered in New York. A The agency said that In the In­ David G. W^ems designed the Manhattan ...... •15^ 174 Five British planes weer report- Buccino, operator of the car last “quarter boy,” and 88-pound ”mie- tense glare o f the eeorchllght the first streamlined locomotlVe In Manufact. Trust .. 36 38 daughter slnqe that time but that El Centro, Calif., Oct. 17—(F)— ed'Iost. She last heard from her on Sept. 29. night at 9:16, which struck Jald Britain lost versity of Connecticut’s undefeated Mms., graphically iUustrates why he is the biggest “ “ *J^** ing teelr orMt# outside tegi of tee ty while driving, it is recommend­ Huskies. Last arear the Pale Blues •nd of tea 18te century, and, In baUer in New EngUnd. end possibly ^^^he wuntw. rines wounded. 20S nlaasn la tba waek anding last 1809, bscan^part of Russia, win­ parte; liiferlor planets have teelr ed that the driver hold thS rim of ••tmrday, i>ta|pn tha Germans lost won 20-7 and Coahectlcut hasn't 20 years old. stands 6 feet 8 Inches., weighs 274 pounds Gum«JNi^ Three Italian destroyers were the etoerinc wheel, not tee spokes. A' forgotten. The Huskiee hope to ning ite freOlom and bacomlng a CpoiMM, left, and Halfback Bus Hanna, ara a v w » g e -s ^ grldders sunk In tel# flxbtinn. orbits within our own. tot tea Blit- ^avenge Incident Saturday. rapubUq after tee faU o< tefTwar. MANCREBTER fO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17,1940 / IG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17,1940 MANCHESTER E\ [TEN / Tennessee, Minnesota Picked in Key Games For Grid Clash ^ Gain 4 6 Wins and Y Tllja in 57 Softball ' ’ " Games Club H0M 8 With West H Helen Estes, Fnculty Adviser Michigan Oiit Sportsnu <'.ompiled by StudenU of Maocheoter High School Three Ncwcomers\ Are To Avenge ’39 F ield dais on/Sunday M'*—! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 Claim Illegal Due to Start at i VOL. v n l, KO. T MHS H am ers « Prom w November 8 Watch Our Rhythms Roll Upset by Illini The annual field trials of thi ing ’0^ ataks, to be judged f 'a Nebo Tomoirow as Dr. Biishnell Talki - » Ballea of ThompaonvllU t- W in at Purdue Manchester Sportsmen's a u b , WlllUnt A. .True of West _ _ _ , ^ I Kelleyites Sedt 2 nd Knitting Craze Hits M. H. S H. 8. will, as in the past Add Two Wins club's tvi^years, enjoy a high achool tnc., win be held at the ford.- Priaaa wlU be ribbons d t a t e j win in 4 th Game. MHS C i ^ n s For Biology Club ProwLNovember 8 is the date i Syracuve Next Viclim grounds In South Coventry this ah In/sll aventa. By PaiO set f o r ^ ls year's frolic. If. Bundsy, with the event eoheduicd Philip Vosiksr Trophy will Team Edges Out Tconn Of Corneirs Power­ to get underway at eight o’clock be up for temporary posaeaalon In , ' I Eeatcn la Ite last two starts T o Vote O ct. 24 Juniors ahd seniors buy 90 of i th- AU-Ags Stake, It being nece*- An Informative talk, which held the $1.00 tk*eU by Monday,; house; Harvard, Dart- In the morning. Signs will be ffs t- Buckeye's Kicker Re- ,fter cppplng the eeseon’s opeaar. the interest of all of the Biology Frosh and Middletown ed along the roads to theTleld so sary to____ ^__ two lem pema- the dance wlil'-tje open only to ; ■ John Baloonl of a ported Entering the [Manchester High Wfll have thrsa a u b members, was given by Dr. those two classes; otherwise i t , —Olsoii-Mansfield Star. inoiilh Also Favorites. that those planning to attend will ,nent poaMSelon. newcomers in its starting Uasop have no trouble tn ^aching Hie.|Ore#nwo^> , was the winner State and National Offi* Forbes Buahnell at the second will be open to th^^hool at St year and will Oash Twice in Same when tb« Red and White football trials. cer» on Ballot; De* meeting of the Biology Club, large. , \ Led by^Captain Jack Olson and By Jerry Brondlleld thlB handsome aggregation seeks to regain ths the. up-and-coming freshman star, NEA Service Staff eorreepondent John Malln, sscreUry /'J ■< Period Against Rules whith was held two weeks ago to- flub, announced tbday that compe­• fk w ^ j^ e x f Suw winning column at tbs expsnso 0# niocracy in Action. Bill Manafleld, the cross country Another Dixieland Donnybrook Refreshmente available tition be cohdne* d In the fol- tn Lafayette, Ind.. Oct; 17.—(85— WtUlam Hall High of West Hart- ***Suggestion were asked for by team has come through with three heeda the football program for l-)wtng claaafS: AmaUur •}> V * to vtsitore on AB the 1940 presidential cam­ Dr. Bushhell as to what phase of Victories and no defeats since the Oct. 19, with Alabama and Tenner- charge of genlel BIU n. Plenty Whether Ohio Bute’s footlwll ford St Mount Nebo tomoiroar Football Team ehooUng dog stake, to be judged .aaaured 7 . paign continues In meat inspection he should speak season atarted. zee. two of the South’s fsw unde- by Juiai Barton, Jr., of Srocktjm, of epace for parking team legally defeated Purdue a afternoon. Ths game to sched­ ten^ V with both sides trying dea- on Someon^ asked for the history Last Tuesday, M.H.8. joume>c Ited teams, renewing one of the - as., and Ken Jones of who attend. week ago last Saturday became uled for three o’clock. of meat inspettion.' This started Shows Good Fight to the University of Connectlcij Lost Intense rivalries atisrpne ever For thoee who with to ster the nerately to secure grove. R. I.; junior shootlnirdog .secur- the question of the hour today on Cibsch Tom KcUey has baw Manche^ster High Sch^ l back in Egypt, when it was forbid­ at Storrs and brought home a rooked up. In SlrrainghamX staM. to be judged by Willard trials, « ‘try blanks may putting fils charges through attff to 2 viejory over the U-Conn fr c from Herbert Tenney Ifood- win have an den to eat pork, unless it was The party of the flret pafl'.^an Gay of Meriden and Ben Tooker of tha Purdue campua dally drills at the West Side Oval blessed by a priest. In spite of this, Although the Manchester High man. ^ be reted no mqre than a "godd” Taunton, Mesa.; and alt-age shoot- bridge street, this town. Gorman Graham, sport# adltor this w-fok and has deoldad that A the pork caused a l«t of disease. school pigskin toters were defeat­ A difficult course to begin with, AJabama team, but you can her of the Lafayette Journal and few changes in hto lineup may ed by a fast and fighting array of the race was made harder by a Above la pictured the Depot Square Garage aoftball team\ t4-hlch Mpped the 'TMCA and ‘Tov.-n Oct. 24. School omctals. 4’’” ”'^’’ By the first century, it was dis­ your last bale of cotton that tbs titles for 1940 In winning 4S out of 57 games, the moat'extenalvc/schedule ever attempted by a local Courier,- precipitated the turmoil produce the combination needed to the cooperation- of town officials. covered that the eating of diseased Monahanmen at Bristol last Sat­ heavy downpour, lasting several Crimson Tide will rise to flood wrhen he reported in his column turn back the invaders. D ogr"* urday, October 12, they had fight­ minutes, during the ninning. Prov­ ifthali team Standina left to right. Manager Jimmy SplUan^ !'Hook” Brennan. Frank Vlttner, iJIvP Bccurcd two voting roa- meat caused rabies. In the year prf,portlons in an effort to etop Sumls^W JM k B ra ^ c k H ar^ Davis. Altle Cowl^. Fred McCurry, "Cop” Pollnskl that mioUon pictures of Ohio will be at one of the guard b« dilnes and all high *'^‘’ool pupils 1000, cattle were thin and emaci­ ing spirit and put up a strong de­ ing themselves equal to the -wet the Vols. SUte’s l7-to-l4 triumph over Pur­ in place of MeCtobe. Thoroaa ated from a plague,- probably of fense. it wasn't tight enough how­ course, Olson took first placexin This bustness of sto rin g MaJ. CWpeli Gains Most s S ^ r e 1!??|!^5!’ I^Soellng. left te rlghL Cy Com ber."Fat” i^ a k . Bill Archivy. Paul Qulmby, will be taught the 13-29 with Bill Mansfield three sed^ Pavelack,, Joe Sebula and Frank. Vlttner, Jr. \ due showed that (Tbarlay Moag. taking over the signal calttag vote This is the second time In the ticks. The people couldn't cat ani­ ever lo stave off the attacks of the Bob Neyland, Johnny Butler. Ed who came in to kick the game- from Genofll and Atkinson is slat­ mals with claw feet, or birds that hosts. The crowd saw some nifty onils behind. U-Conn took the next Mollnekl, Bobby Foxx and the reet ----- ^ I — — u y o it hUtory of the school when such a four places' .one of the runners be- winning field goal tn the last 19 ed for the blocking back is iV' ■ ^ j e c t has been carried out. ate other birds. By the year 1100, ball carrying when Fritzy Mohr of that crack brigade, la something Rudiing and Passing seconds of the game, was an .in­ place of McCollum. (^erfftos M iup. .se>n«ivf Twr H rlrlH devoting moat of their spare Romatw ate {>ork_in fifty different laid his hands on the oval. More are .strainera, key holders ami Ing Bob Odermann, captain of last that should be entrusted to the *^^n order that all students may be ploying "floating'' heads, new- eligible player when he re-entered the local eleven will be/ha same .^pfoTnifti^raurfe “ io”;ight:^l^’c’r.? Klshel Marge Noren.,Shlr- ways. About one hundred Romans than twice did Mohr slice through year’s M.H.S. cross-country team. mai-tnca, so the Knoxtnlle array aa in preiloUs games wjlth Skinner properly InstnVcted, Pro&rams wdl separate tension lug claws. \ Fran Reldcr, another fast-running ehotdd enjoy a comfortable mar­ tha first drop kick attempted at Majo^ Hoople the contesL ^ h#ld in every home room Mon Kimball. Betty Barstow and June Allen. practiced salting meat. There is no the line and out into the open, once Stars of Sport Sign and Brown at ends, Jfok TurWng- ___ •_ recorded history of the Dark Ages. for a touchdown and other times — K - freshman of M.H.S., took seventh gin—If a one-touchdown edge can Big Red Eleven Tpps Lawrence since 1922.... Horton Mai Elward, Purdue's coach, de­ morning! October 21. The fo ^ clined to comment as to what the. ton and Murdock ay Tackles, Bob In the Middle Ages, the church for good sized gains. / place and McCann. Man., took \be called' comfortable. Nation's Ground ahd Smith and Jimmy Thomson are Speaks Up On lo^ n g questions will be 1 Professor for Graduation Cliiblf^lerlaiiie and B Rorriav. a rc la y , fourteenth. fn The apro Vbut Boston College should balance game—the figure by which the one at Louisville. ./.Mike Jacobs, New York, of qpurse, gave more who made a net gain of only 22 return to the field in the fdurth tion? What connection is there tern and needles.. Beginners their mothers to look over the col- ] horse's tail hanging over the door. of the three games in which Man­ athletes to the team that may yards against 207 from scrim­ that Ms quad will bs ready to S ,n S It l o has fine school .also thinge by swamping Idaho. bureau ranks the tesme. * off to Beantown to •«* Billy Conn period to try for the field goal. wage a good fight from tha opso* with our Parties and a Presidential could gain much valuable practice Icce and talk with • some of the ' After his talk. Dr. Bushncll an- chester has competed, they have ^ rv ard gets the edge over have to fight the bWgest battle of mage. Cincinnati was inside Bos­ What the final ecore would Election? Names several functions " V, Kn.it th4i I’niirses offer- ! .swered the qucsticins of the pupils, spirit,” said Miss Helen J. made these displays arid po-i", vVith three, victorieji under it-s The Cornell average for yards fight Al M’Coy, Says they'll draw a ton’s 20-yard stripe seven times Ing wMstle 'tomorrow. With Al by knitting for the.se societies. teachers about , the courses offer , was: "When a dog is only received 1 penalty for either Army.'.^Penneylvsnla should down J20.000 bou-Vf . .. ■ Jack Corbett, ’em all than any otoer city. Prob­ have been had Maag been ruled of Political Parties during a Presi­ Troop One, Girl Swut.s are a foul o r a n off-side, which is ex­ after spending a day In Wllljman- Uprs herself made them '""''e in -, preparing to meet per game through the air was a ably some; 10.000 players stood on and inside the ten or three of these Nordmark aa ths speorbaod «d Ito Princetdn, and Pordham rates a phenomenal 23.5, or 61.5 yards former ow^ier of the Syracuse ineligible in the second period was atteck. West Hartford eomao koto dential Election year. planning to knit for the British ‘ V h e "^eirls visited several build-; hurt, does he realize it If you try tremely ^ n s u a l. There was not* tic on the evaluating committee, iteresting to the K/;/ two of its'stiffest riyals. Hartford small margin over Pittsburgh. Chiefs, Is, beaded eaat from Holly­ the sldewsJks of New '^rk yestte- occasions, but scored only once. another topic of argument at Pur­ 7. Explain why the Presidential War Relief. in js on^lhe campus including the ! to. help him?” / h e answer was one penalty inflicted on either side Mr. Arthur llUng. s'>PeHntendent they were_ done so vei>^s^^^ p b -, and Bristol, next Friday In Hart- ahead of second place Illinois. day in front of little rCd school- with a big. laat team bad the Yale flgufog to lose three In a Mississippi and. Detroit, on sta­ wood with eomething up hla sleeve Bloe 16, TuUne 7. ------y due. . acMeved tU first victory toft and Vice-Presidential electors are It is necessary for beginners to dormitories, the Medical building, i that it depended on how when Manchester engaged Leaven­ ot Manchester schools, and Miss, After t h | S ^ row. this Urns tq Dartmouth; Holy —aa Usi\al. . . . Lou Arcaro. cousin i Indiana IQ, Iowa '6. houses making aour puns\about "I New. York—It's been spras time When the big ?uckeya guard devoid of all personality? How learn such fundamentals as cor- injury wals and the breed of the worth High achool, but East Hart­ — Elmer Weden, '42 tistics available for three gamek feel a draft, don’t you? ' urday by knocking off Moridse, Estes were among the ^wen y/, rary. froea should bekt N. Y. U.. and each, tied for second place In total of the ' famous Eddie, also has IPltt 18, Fhrdhani 7. since the eaat has .hacj a , truly made Ms second qjiarter entrance ford fouled freely and- werd Penn State has tod-piuch for Le­ iHarvard 10, Army 10. Bobby Feller and ’fOom \Paul 20-7, after bowing to Bristol bg I ^hTBcandt and the penalized accordingly. There were H igrs™ ^ ^ ' room. ‘ C.loria Sapienz.-,; '42., ' offense with marks of 321.7. taken up the Jockey buslneas. great ..passer, but John Supulski of there was only 41 seconds to go 20-6 and playing • soorttoos tM the last vistage of personality or feienl stitches, and how Women Regis-; could be ^ D^Bush^- high. • \ V lOolgate 14, Duke 18. Derringer,.baseball’# prize pitchers JIanhattan may fill the bill this and Ohio SUte waa on Purdue’s Individualism? rctft rtilstakcs. Once these L . about the, courses in which than a bite of the dog. comparalivel.v few penalties ln\th, j^ji^g Estes remarked that ind- Georgia Tech Is a alight fav’Or- Lafayette in three games averaged Princeton 14, Penn 13. headed the baseball parade U^tbe with Weaver. ______amentals have been mastered, the ; interested and learned ; nell answered. Rabies is usually Teacher and Boys S89 and Drake, after losing to Kan­ PubUc Notice year. Of the 13 touchdowns the three-yard line. The Bucka scored Tomorrow’s clash at tha lasaal 8. In what sense ie.the President ga'me la.s't Saturday. \ ham ‘ High is not as large as "M. •’1| Ite o^'er Vanderbilt tn another Beginning this week we will in­ Alabama IS, Tennessee 7. polls but the names of Harry D. Jaspers have scored In three in those ebsing second*, but It elected by Popular Vote? In what knittiiiir will go along smoothly. : w.Ko't sil^lccts were required. As | spread by the bite of' a dog, biR Sidney Thrall, 42B. S„ but that there are very crowd­ Routhsm feature. Tulane tAJong sas last week, dropped from first ' CaUfomla 7, U.^C- U. .A. 8. ning of the Giants', Manager J rates as a toss-up and abenld ha One ^puld always carry cr"- as bei;ig impressed with the j .sometimes^ /^al- to fifth with 371.7. Tennessee. troduce a new ^ feature... .each games, eight ha've come on passes Maag waa ineligible bla team close all the way. Sumner Df*a •enae is he not elected by Popular ed conditions: the students are Take Railway Tour overdue and should beat Rtf.e. ^lorado 14, Colo. St. 0. Cronin of the Boston Bed Sox rown chet needle to pick up dropped educatioiii^ side of the college, cased, meat of a dead animal Trivial Pennsylvania, Nav>-, Creighton and Friday during the football season Hank Greenberg, reputedly the by Supulski, who also has would have been set back to the of Storrs will refsras with CSyda Vote? Has there ever been a Presi­ though this scldoni happens.” i looking forward to a new high North Carolina is favored over the guest star department will be Georgia 10, Columbia 7/x tried the ball over the goal line 18-yard line. dent elected who did not have ihe stitches. ■ J both girls reported that they liked North Carolina State and Missis­ Georgia round out the first ten. leagues' best-salaried player, Waters of Bristol as umptre and When asked if it is always neces- ; Art Glnh Initiates school building which is to be supplanted by a "guess star” de­ Cornell 58, Symiuise 0. Tha star pitcher baa com- One authoritative eoince at ‘nm Murphy of Hartford aa head popular vote?. All beginn^rj! sbould start j scenery of surrounding moun- built Jn the near future. Thoughts Nathan Gatchfll with sixteen sippi gets the nod over Duquesne. figures on Georgia’s 28-14 loss Vanderbilt 11. Ga. TCrb 6. i were put on the white cards. 2^ ' aerial at- .something .Simple., the experienced I tains and/he building on the sary to shoot a horse with a broken boys went on a railway fan to MtasiMippi last week sUII un- partment In which a leading sports ed out of 43 Purdue said that th^ pictures .defi­ linesman. 9. What other National Officers teg, he answered that the serious­ The evaluation committee was expert will give you his week's N. V. C. 9, Holy Cross 7. I Mel Hein of the New York pro pt# for 386 j-ards. nitely show Maag going into the knitters say. A sweater is too campus. One building in particu­ Six New Members composed of siiperintendenU. tour through Rhode Island and the Northwestern ConUnnee avall ' grid Giants took hla whole team besides Electors will the Connec- lar, the Southviick Memorial, is ness of the break and the age of The Joy of Being .\n Editor best long .shot... .we hope every­ Nebraska 51, Kansas b. game in the second quarter after ycut Voter select on November 5? difficult to begin on and would principals, teachers, and three eastern and southern sections or nureh Agiatnst Wisconsin Illinois? which also was second : to the place of re ^ tra tlo n and the a recreational' building where the horse arc dctermlrilng factors. Getting mit this paper is no picnic body makes monej'. Kenttirky’ H. G- Wash. 0.' ukee— Harrj- Stuldreher, having been, taken out tn the same Morlarly Oagen Why will the Connecticut Voter, probably be too discouraging, A The talk was greatly appreciat­ represents Ives of the Department ( ’onncctleut last .September Northwestems’ rampant Wild­ last week,/^gained 192 yards Illinois 10, Michigan 7. ; pcoa and collegians who on Satur- period. Tl&is person asserted, simple .scai^ is a good article to there is a gym,- a kitchenette Favored by a lovely "Indian If we print jokes people say we are This tour which extended, from cats should make It three In a row through the alc,.per game, followed days and Sundays are big shots— Who o u ^ t to know, has labelled select more National Officers than where the students cari entertain ed by the members of the club. of Education at the Utiiversity of .Mn't It Tbongli ? Duquesne 7. Mississippi 0. I however, that ’ nothing can be Mortarty Brothers’ the Voters in most of the states? tackle. ,Gradually working' np Summer” day on Friday of last Connecticut. X^lr. Paul Collier, State too silly. , Hartford southward to New with Wisconsin as their victims tn by Mlsaourl. ISSv^^ Marquette, a. Missouri 6, Iowa State 0. ; but who were just guys in a line Ray AjSlskls of Marquette "an their own guests, and a huge ----Miss Carr announced that she has If they don't, they say we sre jOo Jimmy Durante’s horse. Bally- : All-Ameriean center If there ever done about it now-.” ' team wiU bold a prsctlcs aesslas 10. What important State Of­ .to ha'nler thing.l will give a be­ dancA hall furnished with lounges j on display a tapeworm and a specl- week, meipbers of the i Secondary S cV °l was Haven, thence to Mlddletowj^and a midwest thriller. Iowa and In­ newcomer to the t^per bracket, haste, lost by a nose at Jamaica j No. Car. SI. N. Can St. 7. yesterday—^followed suit. Whlzz^r tomorrow night at 7 o’clock at tha ginner V^e needed confidence. diana are a toes-up. was ong.” \The Wisconsin coach Under the rules, the umpite Is ficers will be chosen this year? and drapes. The University has an ! men of trichina which causes and Crafts Club? gathered at the of the committee. Be- serious. westward to Wllllmantlc and 169J1; Indiana, which dropped from Tuesday... .too bod the nag didn't | Not Dame SO, Car. T 7. UTilte, Tuffy Leemans. Tommy charged with the reaponaibllity of Eaat Side Rec. all esndldafas ara Why should the Voter be just ns V\Tien buying wool, it Is ad-- home of Mrs. Everett Fish, the sides visiting classes, separate If we takp them from other papers. Rhode island and back again, was Notre Dame should have little third, 144.5, and' Oklabdima. which Minn. IS, Ohio State 10.’” Harmon. Coach Georfee Llunger of put hla pralsMn print in an alumni i t : enrollment of eight hundred boys | trlchinasUs. ' have Jimmy's bugle. determining the legaUty of subzti- urged to attend as meaauremsDlO careful In his selection of , State vl.sable tn get all the wool at and six hundred girls. There are j The next meeting will be held on art in.structor, for the purpose of groups rated such features of the We are too lazy to wrUe them our- .sponsored by the Railway En- trouble with Carnegie Tech. rose from tenth. 141.5. '.‘^>rakc. Kanai. Ht 9. Oklahoma 7. < Penn and a host of oUicrs answer- bulletin after/the Badgers and for new adits and jackets wlU ba once. Wool purchased later Initiating new members and hav­ Mleeourl is favored over Iowa ^ed the call. Avalanche met\n their annual tus­ tuUona. 'W. D. Knight of Dart - Officers as in his selection of Na­ numerous winter* sports available ; October seventeenth .school a.s the schobl plant, adminis­ \ selves. Ihu.siasts Club. , Texaa A. A M., New York Ui^er- So. Calif. SO, Gregon 0. 1 mou^ umpired the gams. taken. / would be a bit darker or lighter Jerry Sapienza, ’43 ing a hot-dog roaat. tration, vocational guidance, and If we don't, we aj-e stuck on onr Among the group of boys that State: Nebraska should rout Kan­ atty. Arizona and Texaa foIlovWsjj. Auburn 6, So. Meth. 0. Crolt top-flightera. ■ National sle at'Madison. tional Officers? in this location. * ■ I sas; Oklahoma and Kansas State In addition, all pupils will be in shade. A new, .sUppiy, al- Besides visiting the college, the] Ten of the old members and six teaching effectiveness. ' own stuff went on this tour were three boys 'The bureau mentioned that N.Y;/ Bowling T. A. A M. 20, T. Chris. 7. champion Lawson Little and though meant to be the ----- Is-- ^heir mothers visiieuvisited | of the new members left for Mrs. In regard to extra-curricular ac­ If we don’t print contributions. are too close to call. t ., despite its 47-13 drubbing by | P G A . kingpin Byron Nelson reg- Instnictod by their teachers in the from Manchester High school: Colorado has too many guna for Ore. State 14. Wash. 6. \proper use of the voting machines. never the exact color as *;he last, friends in Vermont and looked Fish's home immediately follow­ tivities, they have less than M. H. We don’t appreciate true genius. Richard Pitkin, Donald Scranton, Syracuse last week, turned in the Wash. S t 9, Stanford 7. iste^d, as did the prize ring's if one can't pnrcjinse her wool . al . .around the city, of , Burlington.Burlington Wrong and Right ing the dismissal of school. After S. because of their limited space. If we do print them the paper Is and Hamilton Jones, Willard Rob­ Coloradd State in . the Rocky best passing display of tbs season, Night League Wls. 18, Northwestern 7 champion Joe Louiis, madcap A Hlstoiy. is a required .subject in at /once, some stores’ will hold Mountain feature. Utah ehould ^xlYMCA Alloja) High School as every student Is They left Manchester Friday arriving there, every, one was sent Windham has a Junior-Senior Dra­ filled with jijnk. inson, '.vho is noW In .Iilnlor high completing 23 of 38 for 203 yards A’ale 7, Dartmouth 0. M axie^er anij light-heavyweight some extra skeins for her. morning and arrived in Burling­ out on a nature scavenger hunt. matic club, a Latin Cfiub, Library If we make a chitnge in the other whip Utah State and Denvnr The wddneaday NJght Bowling king Billy (Toiin, who quipped ”I'd obliged to take it. Thus, the illus­ Manners Shown school, and the son -BtUy ToUl ...... 511 504 568 1583 sports when he' replied: affording much kno-.vledge to the were her ok-n. | situation. Each pupil played an In- they estimate expenses and assess Conn of Pittsburgh, and AI MeCoy Chambers Mover’s (1) . waiting for?” > ”I ain’t choosey.” ‘ Civics classe.s taught by Mr. Defealeil Twice Geraldine Fisher and Shirley Kim- cheater, is 165 feet In height and By Bddla Brtetz I . Erns.stine Wilkie gave a speech i tcresting and dramatic part the class dues accordingly. After . We wonder what caused the high extends for a quarter of a mile in of Boston, wound up their serious New York, O ct 17.—Extra— |R- • • •,• 120 116 98—333 ■? Dougherty. ~ They are learning The second demonstration show­ spiriU displayed h.v the.band at the while chewing a hot concoction, ** Shirley Kimball, '42. paving class diiap a Senior is en­ length. It la from this viadiict to training today for their clash at Mlqkey Cbchrane definitely is in -1B- .McGonlgal 94 ;04 92 —290 about the, Ingenuitv i>f New Eng­ ed the correct and courteous be­ game in Bristol last Friilay. It ’* 118 119 88—323 f ‘ i - M. H. S. soccer squad, still t ^ - Evelyn RClder was made to Imitate | titled to the yearbook free, admit­ Willlmantic.where the speed lim it- Boston Garden night In the sea­ terested In that asveiand job "if Ellington Softball Champs . if ■■ I land In-ve'ntors. Miss Volet McRae in a gym class, havior. Upon entering the dining: tance to the fall dance, a class ban­ certainly couldn't have been the son’s first big fight card. C'i.-i--ber8 n iv 97 115—323 Punts—Passes When the general farming in­ ing to win their second of the '40 room, Mike Quish. a.guest, helped is only fifteen miles per hour. they decide to change managers” 88 |V I i caippaign, bowed .twi6e In the last Gladvs Scolsky sang a song, and quet! and celebration of Tree and game. With his , status as a challenger ..one Ohio paper said .North­ Keish .... 98 131—312 dustry was ruined by middle west­ his hostess, Alice Darling to her Pupils Subscribe The entire group enjoyed them­ of heavyweight ehamp Joe Louis ■ Wind Up Season a s Sb J week. Last .Saturday they were Phyllis Sherwood turned her dress Field Diy. , ^ selves thoroughly. western showed Ohio State more By Tlie .Associated Press ern competition, fa.'iners went to irttri a dancing costume and rend­ chair and placed her comfortably Windham High’s Class. Day 1» A tunc that's beginning to bo at stake. Conn has pointed for a Total ..... 536 523 5i2 1581 dairying. The clipper ship and drubbed by Bristol, 5 to. 2. Last at the table. Wendell Cheney, be­ '' —Sidney Thrall, '42B. fundamsntal football In one hour Fayetteville, Ark. — Evenfbody Monday they lost a heart breaker ered a toe-dance. quite different from ours. They whistled frequently now. again quick knockout,, anxious to show than the Buckeyes had absorbed Manrhester Motor.Rales (2) schooner trade was destroyed by ing the hqst helped the .guest For Book league that the punching which gave him Hair ...... I’Jl 122 95 -338 'The Depot Square Garage soft- can sympathize with Leslie 'Ross,, steamboat; whaling-.ruined by the to "South \Vindsor, 2 to 0. Ells­ Running up and down the Main give an- entertainment in Which takes up the spirit of patrloUs'n J in 40 praotlcss. Wow?___where freshman footballer at the Uni­ Building stairs has been turned in, Evelyn Olsen into her cljalr. Ade­ every member of the graduating It's called ‘VHe's My Uncle” and a K. O. over Bob Pastor recently Bohtdik- ...... 94 120 - ’J14 baU team closed a highly sucefw- kerosene lamp; New England went worth High's boys have a -jinx on line Phelps, as waitress, demon­ did Pat Ooinlakey lose bis right McIntosh ...... 119 109 97—335 versity of Arkansas, who wishes the Rccdnicti, who haven't beaten to an art by Mildred Piercy and class appear on the stage. H pertains to Uncle Sam. Most stu­ (!biiiiiiercial Club was no flash In the pan. hand sissp producer? He bounced ful se*»®fi •** outing at the to manufacturing Textile indus­ strated- hqw the table . should be Five hundred and ten pupils McCoy, who arrived here from Tanner ...... 101 122 88—311 he nevep had heard ot Jack Crain try was lost to the South, and the them for three years. Mabel Phelps, who were obliged to have joined the High School Book sists of singing, dancing and skits dents have beyond doubt "fallen” ’em off old Henry Ooper'a jaw for Villa Louisa In Bolton last Sunday. of Texas. Ross has to wear Crain's The game with Bristol was a count the stairs, 'each on opposite correctly pet with the courses plao- Jane Irwin, 41A. New York yesterday. Is In the McCurry 110 —110 "1116 party Included team members defense program and more varied cd correctly In front of each pupil. League for the first time this year. for It and we can't say that we Is Foriiie-'z Guest Rter goalie. The team is improving but Shorthand Club was held October scribes for four .consecutive Tuesday meeting of Miss Jeanne ‘’Shall or shall not America go Leone. A Program committee group of hla bo. rs to Middle- Total ...... i»14 662 546 1801 team, and Jimmy aplllsns, mana­ by It^slded counts the Ithacans SEE AND HEAR IT TODAY Oonsgs Honors. other water with a teaspoon while months, he receives the book for Low’s French club was a short to war with Japan” ? This most Robert Hooey, OMo elate Jour­ Chagnoto Firs Chiefs (8) ger, were presented ■ gifta of. ap­ every team they play seems to be blindfolded, and Elsie and Dorothy 10 during the Activity Period. Aft- consisting of Jean Phillips, Nor­ town tonight to present an exhl- have divided the scoring among .' Two Manchester High- School the regular proceedings were over, the fifth month free, but it I* " “t skit given by two' of the mem- controversial subject was the man Batch, Allison Lee, Norecn bm?n c a S at the Garibaldi »«11 nal: "Lookf like Tom Harmon and Goodrich ...... 99 121 126—846 preciation. nine different men. . Thirteen b etter' Asplnwall raced while- pushing a necessary that a student subscribes topic of discussion in Miss Cath- Babe Ruth are -in the same class N. Barton 100 117 106-- r gmduatss, Louise Chambers '39B At South Windsor the game was marble acrow the floor with their, a spelling bee, consisting of brief Pratt, Carolyn ReCd, Charlotte there. -Tomorrow night the fight­ - Ihe schedul* of flfty-saven games players have carried the ball from forms, was held. The two cap­ every month. The play was the third ‘-scene, rine Putnam’s Modtm European . . . .after all there’s no defense for Madden .. 106 12 106—332 was the most extenslvs ever at­ Bcrimmage and eeven have done and Woodrow Trotter, 37A, are a dribbling and head duel between Jones, and Barbara Strange, was ers will appear at Danielson. 108 87 109—309 . Imported ao having achieved hon- the two teams. This engagement noses. , , J tains were Margaret Webb and Five books are chosen each from Nicette. a story studied by History classes,, during the past appointed. a boms run, boys.” L e e ...... tempted by. a local softboU team the passing to 12 receivers. Only ^ ^ . 9 5 A "blarney stone” was kissed month from approved reading lists. week. H. Barton 106 109'il4—320 \ ofo in tiialr academic standings at was fought hard and everybody three times by Marian Cotter. The Eleanor Vincek- Margaret’s team all French II students. Sidney At the second meeting of -thej peatpona Baaqinet ^ and resulted In 46 vlctertos against eoUaga last year. Louise was oil was getting bumped around. It won and Margaret herself was the The subscribers may buy on^ 'Thrall .was Anatole and 'Thomas The history of , our relations club, which was held on Tiie.-'dav./ Get Togather. dents 11 losses. The Roymen swept South Bend. Ind.—rpotbaU fans first time, she kissed a brick, the The books chosen for this month with Japan: the importance of our HeadUna tn one N. Y. paper to­ Total . . 619 666 560 1629 tbs Loan's- list at Bates College. was a scoreless tie until late in second, a pan of water, and the best individual speller. After this Fergucson waa-M. Bouvard. October 6. a spelling bee took Psgani'a West Sides, who were through both round* of Um TMCA who are famUtor with the names the third frame. The Greermen the rest of the period was spent In are: "Adventure of .Huckleberry trade with her; possibilities of War day said: *rrals alunml back Millar She la taking her further colle- last time.her face landed in a pan The play was very well acted place. Florence McGuegnc, win­ sfheiLlsd. . . to . eslebrata---- ...------League and compUed winning of. Harmon, Kimbrough. DsOorr®- glata srork at the University of tallied once ’ again in the final taking dictation. Finn”, by Mark T w ain ; “Action and caused much laughter among duo to the treaty; and our means in grid blast.” Another ssld: "Yals BA’s To rrMties streaks of 18 stnight and 22 vont and other heroes bad better BARSTOW'S RADIO SHOP of flour. , J , At Aqulla”, by Hervey Allen; of defense were all debated. ning' first place, received a prize Of nlng Of th® town bsosball alumni up In arms ovsr new foot­ Ths P. A. A. C. boy’s basketball OoMWitiOUt. Woodrow Trotter quarter. Captain ‘'Zip” Kennedy Games were played and refresh­ A committee consletlnif of the members. a box of chocolates. with ’• banQitet this Satwday, ■tra'ght games. ’The team then learn about Steve Juzwlk of Notre scored once but the referee refus­ “Vaquero of the Brush Country , Monday of this week the topic ball policy.. . .when pob Owen, squad WlU practice Friday eve­ ki • IMior at Boston University ments of cider and doughnuts Eleanor Vincek'. Bertha Klein a u b members answered to the Mrir.' Warren and Mr. Mllbury have .joatponod ths avent for a went on to beat St. John's ten for Dame. In two games.he has car­ LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON YOUR Oily k ' ed to call it a goal. The Reedmen schmldt and Margaret Webb were by Frank Doble; ‘'Goodbye, Mr. discussed was "W hat is more lixi- cop pi® of weeks and ths exac^date Lawrence Collejge sophomore, drop- ning from 8 to '. p. m. All are re­ OoHm * o t Buaineas Admlnlstra- served. * ^ roll call with the name of a famous nortant in mpdern warfare, air or are in charge of this organization. quested to appear on time. the town championship. ried ths ball from scrimmage eight UeeuM Lyeer. R s Is manager wdll travel to West Hartford on appointed to take charge of the Chips”, by James Hilton; "Ramo­ French Womo^ or man. Bob Kurland. ‘43. udll be announced' later i kicked vs Knox Satiirdav. rt was Friday to seek thjelr second C. C, • The evening ended when Marge na", by HelerwJackson. naval forces?” S. M. K. '42. oC.tho football tsianq and an offl- Cordero, president, handed" Miss next'meeting. ' L U victory. ^ . Frances Struff. Virginia Whitham, 42. ! ta tha Rwarra omcara' Traln- Norman Pratt. [McRae a j y of sweet cider. i ^ • \ ...

PAC MANCHEOTBB EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17,1940 MANCHKSrrKR KVBNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THORSPAT, OCTOBER 17,1940 BY PRED HARMAN^ IIE U R Y D E R Dwptratc Mi Sense uyA Nonsense

Mssksr—TsU ms, Julilar, do you ONLY A DOG UlksUve passenger was ig himself s nulasncS as the svsr pesp through ths kejrbols I’m only s dog—not much, you when your sister and I srs sitting say? .In passed through his native country. here on the davenport? But I have great sport I play a Passenger - - Ixxik at those Junior—Sometimes, whan moth­ day, fieldal That vllUge over there, er or sistsr Jane aren’t looking. Not Planiiiug , I’m only s dog—You’re sorry/for near ths river!! Isn’t It wonderful! Dug»~-Rird»—-Peta 41 HousehoM Goods Refused Place me ? At last, as the train approached Tourist—This sssms to be LMt and Round 1 Roofing-Sidtng 17A Draft Jar" to See Service Again? I sleep well at night, froip'worry very dangerous prsciplee. Its WHY SLEEP ON A hard old maL a small town, he gripped the arm f e m a l e d o g s p a y e d 82.80. Tp Evacuate' I’m free. of the man next to him and ex­ Vonder they don't put up a warn­ IX)BT—SMAU, BLUE pWd *‘P- WE SPECIAUZE in roofing and tress 7- Trade It In now—for a On R ifle Team I'm only a dog—sad lot, db you ing sign. siding. Worwnvtnahip guaran­ female cat* apayed 83.80. male Comfortable Inner .Spring. We claimed: por purM, oppoBlt* Circle heater, cats sdtered 81.1W. Dr. Q. E. Bit- Loudon Jobs think? Passenger -Look, my friend! A Native- Yes, It is dsngsrous, tjherai reward If returned to box teed. Time paynients arranged. feature the famous Dr. Mattlson a I've good things to silt, find plenty but they kept a warning sign up good, Jr., 10 Laselle Road, West Perfect Posture Mattresses, — marvelous place!! T was bom In Also carpentry. A. A. Dion Inc., Hartford, or 62 Sliver street. Mid­ - if '' to drink for two ysars and no one fail eofs*mtr oftlce of Circle. 299 Autumn street. Phone 4860. $19.50 up—allowances - up to 810. Pretty Co-Ed Barreil I'm only a dog-T^whsii I see men this town. dletown. • . (Oontlnned from l*age One) The other (glancing wearily over, so It was taken down. for your old '■mattress, Terms. From Varsity Array at strife through the window)—I can’t see Aotomobiles Foi Sale 4 $1.00 weekly at Benson’s Furni­ I’m thankful/tb God I lead s dog's It. There’s a cow standing In Those new-fangled, trsnsparant, wnn MAJOR HOOPLB Moving—1 rucking— leave London so long as they have . life! BY J. R. WUXIAMB OUR BOARDING HOUSE Live Stock— Vehrclet 42 ture Co. Dlaces to g o ." Despite Her Ability. front of It. • /, elastic-glass belU and suapsndsrs OUT UUR WAY 1987 FORD SEDAN, 1937 Storage 20 envltle Klelser. I low on the market sre baffling, aedan, 1933 Plymouth sedan. 1938 VACUUM c l e a n e r Specials! 1- ^ A t ,tjtie present, the article add­ V ’VOUSBE.TWlGIlS.TWE PRINCIPLE 15 THAT CF THE S«V MO mo« e, m a j g « AUSTIN CHAAIBERS—Local and ed, "there is no •question of any Columbiis, O., Oct. 18.--(ff)—All THERE’S ~S O ~' THRHX IN to say ths least. They hold a man's Xr<5 A DIKTV, DIKTV YOU WAMTEO *,— CATTLE BRAWOiNGI Ford sedan. 1933 Chevrolet pick­ f o r s a l e - h o r s e . Inquire 307 u.sed Electrolux cleaner with at- IDI lL S ../ld esls sre like stars trousers up without any vialbls •electric EVE.'— WE ERECT A CatfrEWOV THROUGH Lone Distance Movers; Teh 6260 compulsory evacuation.” this controversy about Ohio State EASY SAILING, WHEN THE TRICK ! THAT DOG , . HIM TO GET UP. up. Cole Motors, Main Street lot, Ganlner street. ^ ______tachmehta. $12.95. 1-new Univer­ 6u never succeed In touching means of aupporL WOMT YOUr WEU, WUCHTHE CATTLE H f ^ TO PASS ONTU&R WAN TO 8V remote COtJTRDU is; oppbsite Armory. ,Opeh evenings. 68 Holllslei street. sal tank type cleaner, demonstra­ University’s football tekm, follow­ SKIES ARE CLEAR AND BLUE D10NT g e t IMTO TW' . thedi wltl^your hands. . . But like ...TH E RE ’S NO JOY IN MERE­ THERE HE IS — I . WATER — AS EACH CALP WALKS TMRCjjGH THE GATE- PROCnCAULT h e r b / FOR SALE YOUNG cow and qld tor, .was $69.95, now $39.95 with Be sailors on ths 'win-tossed sea, BATH TUB BY HI5SELF 1937 OLDSMOBiLE trunk sedan, JAMES A’,‘ w o o d s moving and 500 Expectant Mothera ing the more or less' unexpected LY DOING THAT WHICH ANY­ She—I’ll nevgr go anywhere GAkJE YOU A W«y______HE STEPS ON A LAR^ METAL _ „ PLATE WHCH SETS’ UP HOW COME YOU horse. Max Freltag, 319 Gardner old cleaner. See the new 1941 De- ^ou chopte the stars as your guide with you again as long as I liva. AM' TURM TH' WATER 1939 Plymouth sedan. 1937 Pon­ trucking. .Ashes removed weekly. loss to Northwestern’s Wildcats ONE CAN DO. I .BUT THERE 18 OW—THAT WAS DONE A CURRENT OF EUECTRtOTYvRUMM!N& ACROSS THE GATE-(HAVEN'T CLEANED UP •street. lux Universal tank type cleaner. Leave London Weekly ...A n p if you follow them wlth- SOME SATISFACTION THAT IS He—V.’h-why T tiac seilan, 1938 Packard 0 sedan, Coal, coke and wood for sale. 381 Cleans everything, only $59.95— last Satuniay, is Just a tempest In^ ;t. sd'ervtng you will reach your FOR H IM -A U , RIGHT, WW FROM POST TO POST—^HlS CURRENT \S INTENSELY UTHE PERPETUAL 193" Plymouth sedan. Cole Motors Center street. Tel, 6566 or 5030. London. Oct.’ 17— —Malcolm MIGHTY SWEET TO , TAKE, She—You asked Mrs. , Smith Boy, STAY IM TH' less $10.00 trade In allowance- MacDonald, minister ' of health, a teapot. nation. WHEN YOU REACH A DESTIN' how her husband was standing the |«ATEO, AND AS IT STRiUES ^ E ANIMAL rf SlMGES US M0T1OM PROBLEM? . at the Center—6463.______Poultry and Supplies 41 free demonstration at Benson’a B€.P—WET IT UP told Commons today about 500 ex­ The Buckeye campus has moi^ ATION THAT YOU TOOUOHT jheat, aiTd ha's been dead two GOOD ! 28 Furniture Co. Call 3535. Tm so proud of my boys”, said Kepairing f o r s a l e —f r e s h EGGS and pectant methers are leaving Lon­ serious things on Its mind—an YOU COULDN’T MAKE. • months. ' t T ^ don every week to escape the dam­ they all center around a 1940 A r IS, of the happy mothers of thla THECURf»Nr PASSES • Business Services Olfered M fowl, I7c pound. Moi-larty's, 184 FOR SALE—MODERN 4 burner WA.NTED TO TUNE, repair and Woodland street. age of -German air raids. nie Oakley. / / ' neighborhood.’’ not one of them ’THROUGH A DISK iM regulate your piano or player gas atove with oil burning kitchen Air raid casualties at present, he ha« ever been arrested except for BY CLVUK LRWIS a s h e s - PAPERS removed week- '.heater, separate or together. Tel. She’s Mias Helen JcnklM of HUl.D KVEKY’I'HING , WHICH IS STENCILLED • ly. Chambers Thicklng. Telephone piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. said, are “slight” despite “ the columbiis, a cute TheU c ^ d of speeding and on liquor charges.” THE RANCH'S BRAND, V Articles For Sale 45 3880 after 5 o'clock. 6209. _____ strenuous and wanton efforts of 20. with blue eyes, blonde^alr and •so YOU S E E - LA WN MOWERS SHARPENED, the German airmen,” and only . LIFE BEGINS AT 40 AND SO repaired; sheai-s. knives, etc., SALE — R^A.SON ABLE. a determined attitude. She wants SEPTIC TA.NKS. 2(m, .300, 400. 600 FOR SALE - MEN’S'- rebuilt and some 5,500 beds In hospital wards to shoot on the v a rsl^ rifle team,/ DO FALLEN ARCHES. LUMBA­ grminiJ: keys .'.Itted or duplicated; rclasted shoes. Better than new- White enamel Hot Point electric GO, BAD EYESIGHT, AND THE gal. capacity. Electric ami ga.s are filled by such casualties. Mors and no one disputes Jlie fact s h ^ ''If welding. Smith Welillug Com- vuc.i'.rt cleaners, clocks, phono­ cheap shoes.. See them. Sam range, excellent condition. Tele­ t e n d e n c y t o t e l l a s t o r y I” 7f < phone 5384. 13 Fairfield street. casualties may be expectedi how­ the best rifle mailtsman In tge pany. Buckland. Call 3825. graph: etc., repaired overhauled Yulyes, 701 Main, student body, bu 0ho powers-thSt- TO THE-BA ME PERSON THREE Beallhvaite. 52 Pear! street. ever, he aald, "before the enemy ‘a OR FOUR TIMES. ELECTROLUX VACUUM cleaner, finally beaten back from London.” be have turnei/thumbs do-v^fi on Manchesler REPAIRING AUTO TOPS, side Fuel and Feed 49-A with all attachments. In good He also told Commons that her request. ' It happened at the Spring train­ curtains, luggage, hand made dog w^orking condition. W ill sacrifice about 489.000 school children, or " tfo girls/On our rifle tegm!" ing camp of a major'league base­ Eveiiinu HcraWI collars, harness. Charles Laking, FOR SALE- 8 ACRES of standing for $15.00 cash. Phone 7738 or In­ about 56 per cent of the school the ruling/ of Sergt. Fdnad ball club: 90 Cambridge street. Tel. 4740. meadow hay, in Bolton, Telephone quire at 43 Olcott Drive. Under _ population, had left London. Sh'kia, cpSch of the squad. Gate Keeper (to the manager) Classified Adverti.-*emenls 5427. Reports Fever Incresse The /la rg e, not bettig blonde, —The umpire for today’s gsme is Cuunt siA ttVeiuBi* lA-rfd* lo M line c Hned with the capsule- ennta.n.ne The minister said there has been also Assessing a determined at- at the gate with two friends. Shsll fnltlalB numbers and AhhreviattonF Help Wanted— Female .15 SEVSONED HARD WOOD for Machinery and Pools when chosen in blindfolded aach count n% n word and compound ”an ominous increase In the Inci­ blue^yed, petite or a Theta, blit 1 pass them In? sale, cut, any ength for fireplace tUUde, is definitely In the wrong, Manager (gasping)—An um­ words as two words Minimum cost SALESLADY. Permanent posi­ FORDSON PARTS, Oliver imple­ lat this hisToVic ja^ see service in present Con- dence of crebro-splnal fever w;hlch la price of thr^e lines or furnace, $9.0( a cord; also slab tell tourists .should make us pause In conteni- According to the University’s B. M. pire with two friends! Sure!! Line r.nteg per day for transient tion. opportunity for ■ advance­ wtpod $8.00. Donald Gehring. Tel. ments, large stock of used and scription. rebuilt tractors. Dublin Tractor platlon of the coming winter.” des-^ O.'C. (iBlg Men oiT Campus) who ment. salary plus com'mis.slon, 8758, would like to have a bit of straight- Jos—I’m glad you've been get; Rflerlfve Mnreli I*. state age ami qualifications. Write Company, WiUlmantic. ____ plte the discovery of new drugs * low Cosh'Charife Burma road would cause an arm­ deal with the -disease! ^ shooting pulchritude on the varsi­ ting to work on Ume lately. XLLUE^ 4 Conatcutive Uays*.*l ^ ^ Box A, Herald. The government dlscloaetl^Uay ty tiring line. Jim—Yes. sir, 1 bought myself t Conaecutive Days.,.1 9 ctaill cia Garden— Farm— Dairy ed clash between Britain and Ja­ NEEDS 19 I Day ...... Ill ctRilS CIS CO.MPETENT GIRL for general Musical Insiruments F^ai^co Gives pan which would embroil the en­ that 676 mothers and 1,158 chil­ Today Miss Jenkins took matters a parrot All orders for Irregular insertions Products 5U Jos— A parrot? I recommended A BACKER’ hou.sework, preferably live In, pay FOR’ SALE—.UPRIGHT piano in tire Malay peninsula in war. Offi­ dren have been removeil from the Into her own pretty hands,. She ^ that you get yourself an alarm ' will be chfiri?e'l nf Croydon section near Lrf'ndon to skipped all over the campus (In­ I’waEv ^ Special rales for long term every up to $10 Sveckly, country’ sur­ FOR SALE—CABBAGE for .sauer­ gtK)d condition, very reasonable. cial quarters In 'Tokyo were sl- clock. I ~ “^WHy MOTHERS roundings. Phone Glastonbury Stiller Foreign reception areas In th^/past three cidentally skipping a few classes #ay advertlRlng Klven upon requesi kraut, good solid heads. Phone Call 7500. lent.) Jim—I had an alarm clock, but i Adi ordered before the third or 2254. The decision to close the Burma weeks. / en route) to place her case tiefore fifth day -wUl be charged, only for 7965, 108 Ridge street. soon got used to It. Now I set the . BY KDG4R m/ k IIN tha actual number of tlmea the ad road/or three months was reach­ Political quarters/hlnted that the meni))ers of the Board of Athletic clock beside the parrot and wh?n | X Gosh Is Right appaarad, charging at the rata earn- WANTED—WOMAN to help with FOR SALE —MEALY GREEN ' Minister Post ed by the British government In government wa/r'^cpnsldering re­ Control. , HUGl'S AND HER BUDDIES general housework, and cooking. WearinK Apparel— Furs 57 the alarm goes off, what that par- . aa but no Hllowanca or refunds can Mountain potatoes, cabbage.. H. an effort to avoid troub»» with Ja­ moval of all per^ns not engaged in The National Rifle Association’s rot says Is enough to rouse the I CAL.V. be made on six time-nds afopped Please apply In person at 19 Mclrltosh. 1633 Tollahd Turnpike, NO FADE. NO SHRINK long o w ! o w .c^ ^afoCALyiE., after the fifth day. (Continued From Page One) pan in the Far East, where Brit­ essential occupations from regions record books show that Miss Jen­ S'hole block. sues COHUt VWXSN A\X.tSorento Saenz Kunming, capital/Of -Yunnan pro- ''’This wa.s Mi.s.s Halladay’s third Clapper Captains accepted as FULE PAYMENT if McKINHET actuilly would direct the depart- yince, which is linked with Chung- shower. Two others have bCcn giv­ propaganda release, published in V Hk\ 1 KHEW IT.* W LL more. Chestnul street. Tel. 7912. ______nAVK. TRAPPED. TUT.TUTi PERHAPS 1 F0R6 0 T TO SHHHl SNEAK OVER pal'd at the bualneaa office on or bei> BROTHERS ment. ■ king and the YelngUe by highway. en by the members of the "18-35” United States, uses a British Hon­ « DOCKS INTO TO THAT CLOSET MIS fora the seventh day following the Will Sell On Ea.sy Terms T^TTiTliENT-AVAILABLE Nov. Carceller, the new minister of / . TURM THEM OFF BEFORE I LEF,' ----- ^bOOf?) ysRH'C flrat Inaertion of each ad otherwise FOR REAL ESTATE enub of the Center church and her Bruins in HoekeV/ duras issue of the coronation A CLOSET JUST I VIS. )5 M0SSIM6 TO WORQ'T 6UM, KXI AND MERMAN, We’ll deliver this outfit for only I scries to testify to the illegality the CHARGE RATE will be •collect­ AND INSURANCE $20 down, and the balance can be _ . . . fellow workers at the Phoenix Mu­ AS THE F08EI6N I ABOUT > OPEN the poor, ed No responelbillty for errors in provemehts, garage, at 4 Oakland f^ ’Sl ^Ji ' Batth pilay. Removal tual Life Insiirance Company. of Britain's claim upon the Cen­ AdEMTS BETUONl .SOPOENLy telepbonod ada will be assumed and 505 .Main St. Phone 6060 paid off within 18 months. ,No pay­ their aecnracy cannot be gtiaran- street. Telephone 7251. / S . “ Ameriean CMMren Miss Halladay and Leonard ' Hershev, Pa.. Oct. 17—...... order to move the moment \he Wanted—Instructions ..... :iu rare bhrgairfi). For particu­ the popular new shorty coat and ^5il! Finnnrlnl Many Dollars lars, prices and terms . . . Jones Fumituit Burma road Is reopened to tralfl skirt enwmble, thanks to this Bonds—Stocks—.Mort gages Chinese sources ■ said, howeve; The Zoning Board of ^ p e a ls \\ clever and inexpensive pattern. Buslneat Opportunities ... ,pn Axminster and Wilton See— * 33 Oak Street^ that It was unlikely the trucks ,U meet at 7:30 thU e^nlng to Young as a giggle an, exhllarat-. BY MLKKH L ItLOSSKK Mon«y vto Loan Slightly BcfuddlEd / Help and Slfnattona Open Every Evening would move In big concentrations ganlze and at 8 o’clock will re­ ‘in’g as a 90-yard sprint for a FKECKLBS AND UI8 FK1BND8 Help W.Tnted —Female ...... because of the danger of bombing ceive applications for/zoning ex­ .touchdown, this informal outfit l.s Help Wanted—Male ...... RUGS . Tel, Store 8254. Res. 7247 by Japanese warplanes operating ceptions. Applicants tor exceptions WHAT Salesmen Wanted ...... Jones Realty. a pushover to make and wears for­ L fiR O S U M * M A /B U r > e u CUMSBD ARE Help Wonted--Male or Femal 3.1 Oak Street from neWIy acquired bases in will be Joseph Steinw of P'i«h Hill ever. The casual coat has an in­ W 8 NT t o A t o r THE tk E B VOO COUtO S 8S YOU Agents Wanted ...... * . .i: ..\SLOW.\S 5 2 4 ^ neighboring French Lido-Chlna. Road.. seeking co^lverslon o f a verted pleat In the back and OP TiouBur *lb VNH«W SOME O F ^ ------DOING UP Situations Wanted—Female ... Open Every Evening (Japanese military authorities trimmed with saddle stitching. Th4 yards of 54 Inch fab­ SCUKCHY SMITH Hike With a Hitch ■{••■sa.—nnanl—Hatela—nraorta 'Auditorium Heated Chairs for All Lunch Truckmen tained to transport war material ric. 8% yards for.bias-cut skirt; ROBERT M. REIO A SO.NS, Auctioneers contest for a name for the new r/ (iii.ii.i— iiFWwmaui ‘ ” THEN fiHB'LLHAIfETO , . flestnUranla .AILpersons liable by law to pay from Soviet Rtisala. mlHlon-dolIar East Greenbush Cen­ 1 \ yards for straight skirt. G FljPC* iWA«INA’n0N«]R6l»<.P1P0->tJU WHAT ABOUT Booma Without Board ...... M 'lOl Main SL • Manchester, C’onn. Phone 8195 For a p a t t e r n of this attrac­ BUT lYfi A DIFFICULT TRAIL n s ALU6A70RG AND CROCOWLLOS COME ALONG/ HBK Boarders Wantedti aa -(•aaaaa.S9*A taxes in the Londoh newspapers gave com- tral school. After much considera­ t i r s GO WDRiflNG OVMTIME /PONT HAVE TO we CANT LSAVi EIGHTH .SCHOOL AND tive model' send 16c IN COIN, AROUND THI M0UN1AIN TD A U AROUNP Country Board—Reaorta...... paratlveljr little attention to the tion, the board agreed the name 6 0 THIS ^ ASAIN./ VyiTH I HERg/ BLONOm/CBT , Hotalt—Reatauranii . tm U T IE ff DISTRICT scheduled re-openlng of the road ^11 bo — “ East Greenbush Central 'YOUR NAME. ADDRESS, PON RiCMtPO H i HACIINCIA/ X'Nl NOT gLEFHANTf/ h m m y for a h ik r / Wanfed—^Booma-r-Board ...... STYLE. NUMBER and SIZE to lUal Ratair For Rent of Manchester are hereby notified In their early editions, limiting School.'* . ______- J vm CAN AAAKE TON Apartmenta. Flafa. Tenemtjtta that on Ocl. 1 'l shall have a rate themselves to a few paragraphs. The Evening Herald, today's Pat­ Bualneaa Locaitona for Rent .. bill for the_ collection of three Increased Tension Seen- Autos Postpone Schooling tern Service,' 106-7th Ave., New Mouaea For Rent ...... mills on the dollar laid on the list- Suburban For Rent ...... ■ There was evidence In’ financial York, N. y . ■ Bummer Homea For Rent...... of 1939. due to the collector Oct. circles, however, of Increased ten­ Alton, ni. .*-: (/P) — Automobiles Everything newt .Everything Wanted to Rent 1st, 1940. To Settle An Estate! sion In Brltlah-Japanese relations, Just won’t le t 6-year-oId Estll Mc­ smart! Fashions for everybody Raal Batata Faa Sale 26 LINDEN STREET — CENTRALLY LOCATED Kenzie sUrt to kindergarten, A from little size 2'a to stately size Aoartroent Building for sale .. ’Taaea accepted every .worU-day The Japanese Bank of-.Chosen Bualneaa Property for Sale . . . and evening during October at 47 Must be sold at once! 8-ROOM HOUSE. Steam heat, prepared to close Its Liondon oftlce broken ^eg suffered when _ struck 62's! Wearable, practical verslors ra rm t and Land for S a l t ...... Main Street and every day until fireplace, RaraRc. Lot 80’ % 173’. This type of proper­ Saturday because of "slack busi­ by a car put him on the afdeiinca that will, fit right Into your doll" Hontaa for Bale Saturday noon. at Blacksmith ness” and It was underttood that for two months. Up *nd ready to life and give endless satl.’.factl')'’' Lota for Bala • • v _ . ty is hard to fiiid. CD lUaort Proparty for Bala .. Shop 12 William Street. the ifig JapaneTC firms of Mitsu­ start schooL Estll was hit by an­ That's What you’ll find In the r* • I) 'Take Notice! All taxea unpaid bishi and Mltsid were closing thff' other car. Injuries are postponing FaU Slid Winter Fashion Boo rf i Nov. 1, 1940, will be charged Inter- banking aide of their business matrlcuUUon again.______Send for It this very day—rig .eat at the rate of I$>I0 of 1 per now! . R. T . MeCAMN here. Cui^tly, about two-thirds of Pattern, 1 5 c’Pattern Book 16. •Ueae cent Iter month from Oct. 1. 1940, (DomM, the Japanese news until paid. . REAL ESTATE -agency, reported from Bankok the stats have outstanding some m i 72 One Pattern and Pattern Book or­ Joseph Chartler, debt lor -highways. ■ dered together, 25c. (0 lt«0, Fealelai fea) 69 Center St. , Manchester . Phone 7700 or 8631 that fear was spread through totals sbout $1,650,000,000, % Collector. Thailand that rs-openlng of . tbs Read Bam ld Advta Ufinchatter, Com., 8«pt 18, 1840.

6 5 /y ThsWsatlMfr raraenat et V. B. VfaattNV B Ifoatty aloady, HgM ahi p B FOUBTEEM jfliotfbratrr clearing tanightt. Satantny New Haven, Japies P. GaUaghet- ooolar. Sunday clandy nod wai tf- ' exists. It is s well known fact that of Newton. Maaa. 1st vice p r u ­ The ;j' : " ------^------Tha P61tah Roman Ca^Hc the local unlta never had to go to New [wani8 dent of Klwanls Intematlohal, Union pf^ockville will hold * <5*"“ Call Practice , an out of town company for their Michael S.' Svlhra of Bridgeport. About Town on ^ r d a y «''enlng, Oct. ^ a t offlcera due to enough local boya Conn., Lleut.-Governor of the New EASY Washer PRICE THREE CENTS being Interested enough to take Hub Formed England D lkrict, Edgsf M. Brown (SIXTEEN PAGES) i hall. Village One of the oldest MmO-ites^ ™ je. The music will ! For G Guards the courses and qualify themselves of the Hartford club wsa toast­ - No tw e i due in the South M»n- ^ h e s t r a and there wiU be door to fill the vacanciea when toey ■“ master and Introduced the guests Wsshers on the market. Bold olwter Fire Dliitrtct wlU be coU^t^ prl»a. -left open. ' , . Local Members Attend and speakers. . s ■ S . \ tomorrow or Saturday, ae we To Play Weekly Games In the event that men be­ The principal speaker of the eve­ pllector wlU be out of towiy^on 'All local members of the fore the board are succmsful, they Inaugural Cercinoniw ning was Rev. Ernest F. I days. / ' Hartford unit of the Connecticut Until the Boys Are wUI be te n d e d comnflaslona in Gregor of Norwalk. Lleut-Gover- Sportsmen’s Association may the NaUonal^iard^ the United In West Hartford.’ nor Michael Svlhra of Division 1, KEMP’S, INC. Report Fliers Foiled of the BriUpli^"Ameri cure their seaspn Ordered South. States lt> InfantnMm Second Lieu­ presided at the formal organising Repairs On All Makes can O u b '^ reque#ted/to at organiKitlon meeting to be hdd at tenants, war vpdahey. The Manchester Klwanii' club •lervlce and extended the well the club roOT>etonlgM>t 8 © clock of Washers the local Am erican Leglort Home All members of the K Guards was well represented last night at wishes of the clubs in his district 788 MAIN 8T. TEL. 5680 and proceed toH h^om e of James on Leonard street tomorrow night who have signed up for the com­ to West Hartford’s club. JohMton at 217> ^ t e r » tw t to the Rockledge Country club, West at 7:30 o’clock, \ pany basketball team wUl report Enj^ain Couple Hartford, at the organization of Ralph V. Weaferberg accepted RIOHT HERE! pay their respepfa to^frs. Johnston the charter of "the club from Dis­ Attempted Invasimj; to the armory for practice Sunday the West Hartford Klwanls club, Genuine Igrtition Parts are in­ Who died T ii^ a y even A Democratic rally Is to be held sponsored by the Hartford Klwanls trict Governor Fred Mitchell of morning. Private Frederick Lucas At House Party Lvnn'ond rospohded. Following the , stalled here \iiickly, by e». In Manchester on Wednesday, wtll be In charge of the session, y club. Manchester’s delegaUon was Masonic Fellowcraft cluM »rty October 23 at which time, Robert led by President Charles Burr and presentation of the charter a re­ CHRYSANTHEMUMS ports factory-wained in Igni­ w hlch^as to have been held ^ It is planned to schedule w e ^ y ception was held for the guests of j A. Hurley, candidate for governor games for the K cagers d u ^ the Mrs. Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plants and Bouquets tion technique! \No waiting, John^. Trotter’s cottage at Co­ the members of the * w e Mrs. W. J . Waddell and her Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. hohor. t .u.. ' lumbia Lake tonight has been remainder of the year t o ^ pjayed Pre.sidcnt Cliarlos Burr of the n\ Parts-substitutW , no un- Clouds Hamper Raids O p e r a t ic ticket will speak. The daughter. Miss Lucy A. Waddell of House, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Blair, ^ tp o n e d until Tuesday evening. on Monday nights f^lowlng the Manchester club prc.sented a Cana­ GRANTLAND NURSERY r^sonable charge^^ P w v Also Listens to Two Wit­ rally hsfo be held In. High School 178 East Center street, entertain­ R. K. Anderson, Jam es Turnbull Driver Even With Policel 'October 29. regular drill perlodk.'Thcir season dian fine ns the local club s part Keeney St. Tel. 4781 motor performance ^ually hall In a^lition, the candidate for will open the e n d ^ th ^ month and and Thomas Ferguson. nesses enlarge Work­ ed with a party at their home last The West Hartford Kiwanis club in aiding the new club. traccsXright back to IgniUon. Congress this district, the will continue urflil their induction ers Being Coerced to Columbia, 8. C., Oct. 18.—(/Pi First Alarm of Day ftJr Bombers of Royal Air Betty Ann Bane, crndldate foiNenator from the night, honoring Mrs. Waddell’s started off last ntght with a I 'n r- And Ignition trouble, too^ Mrsr-Mae Bane, relebrated her nfth into Federa^'servlce in January. —Walter T. Love. Columbia re­ Nazi Vessels Fourth District and the two It^al It is DMessary that all team nephew. Earl Ruddell and his ter membership of 43 men and the : I Vote for Roosevelt; London Signalled Force Frustrate Ger­ birthday yesterday, at the home or party was graced by the attend­ 2 quently,\races right backj altor, is even with the police camUdates for repre^ntatives of members be present this week so bride, the former Miss Bernice inexiKtrt repairs! Stup.^X4^ cash box again. man Move Sept. 1 6 , Mrs. Jhhn T. Hayes at 24 La\irel the. party will also sfwiak. thaLA captain for the season can Dunbar of Hartford. Thirty rela­ ance of many high ranking officers Hunter Denies Prac­ Afternoon as^^ Black- street Hefreshments were served, of Kiwanis International headed by a check-up.\It may save y« WIftn he got a Ucket two Flee Before the chief attractiorn being a very bo'Mccted, and a manager appolnt- tives and friends from Canton. RCA Victor tice in Other Years. months ago for a minor -traffic out Fog Over YUian- Forcing Nazis to Aban* The second .sitting in th eJ^ back -6!, The soldiers will have free use the New England District Presi­ a lot in the en^! prettily decorated birthday cake. West Hartford and this town *vere dent. Fred Mitchell of Lynn, Mass.. infraction calling for a 50-cent tournament between the KntgM of the armory floor tWs year, as present to offer their cqngratula- F. E. BRAY nel Curtails Both Brit­ cion Ships by Feroc­ Games were enjoyed by the chil- of Coliinihiis, St. Jam es’s 9*”y Governor-elect Robert D. Pryde, of Washington, Oct. 18.—(/P) bond, he sent the police depart­ British Units dreti. Betty Ann received mpny all outside teams are banned from tloiu*. and to Join in the >i e8cnta- JEWELER ment $1 with a request that the ity of Attack; Long Name society and St. BrJ#tget» the building under the new defense tlon of a complete fireplace set to, , N O R T W -The Senate Campaign In-1 ish an d . German Air dainty a.s well ns ^useful gifts. Holy Name society will b ^ e ld to­ additional be held for "ray next orders, unless they are playing a Mr. and Mrs. Ruddell. v ^ igating Committee heard | ticket.” Yesterday a aecond let­ Survey Given of Dam­ Aipong the guests pircsent were night at the K. of O, JjOrne. Play military team without charging ad­ State Theater Building E L E C T R lb iL Operations; Two Naval German Flotilla of Four L,orralne Mooney, Jean fto.ssiter, Bingo was one of the amuse* 5 ' . to d ^ an official denial that ter arriving from I/ove enclosed age Inflicted on Foes. wall begin promptjy'’'^ at eight mission. ments. During the evening Carl 737 Main Street lNSTRUMEN'^^UO. another ticket and aaking, Command Changes. and Marilyn Johnson. Commissions' Pending the ivTA was padding its I)ti»troyers Escapes in­ o’clock. Cubberly made a comic speech. A Hilliard St. Phort^ 4060 "pleaae give me the credit Your correspondent was Inform­ buffet lunch was served by the rolls jn ri political maneuver to Srest Naval Base London, Oct. 18.—(/P)—Au-i Brandia Lodge, No. 2.1. Order of State Welfare Commissioner ed yesterday afternoon by Major now.” ■ Bulletin! ./aaa, will -hold its regular meet- hostesses,, the decorations in the Watch and Jewelry and also listened to two wit­ thoritative British aviation Robert J^^ilth. of Manchester, Smith at ReglmertUl Headquarters dining and living rooms being late London, Oct. 18.— (/P)— I In Failing Light of Day at Orange Hall tonight at 8 this morning at a session that several commissions as Sec­ nesses chhrge that WPA source.s asserted today that o’clock. A feature of the^ se.sslon autumn flowers. The nightly air raid alarm of thS 39th annual convention of ond Lieutenants are now’ pending Repairing Al^ .\LiCE UOFBAN workers w ellbeing coerced the R.A.F. bombers frustrat­ will be the presentation of a Pmst Connecticut Conference of in the regiment and are awaiting to vote for Pr^ident Roose­ was sounded this evening-— London, act. flotilla District Master's • Jewel to Nils final action so that the applicants (Hnown 4s queen Alice) Lies Program of German destroyers “retired ed a German attempt at sea­ Bjorkman of the local lodge by M Work held in the ballroom of SriRITUAI MEDIUM velt. the start of the 42nd consecu­ The Hotel Stratfield. Bridgeport. m ^ appear before- the board for precipitately” without damaging borne invasion of England on George Johnson of Norwich. Reiasonable Prices Seventh llunghter iit a Seventh Son Howard O. Hunter,\acting WPA tive night air attack directed any British vessel when a British Dr. Creightoh Barker executive examination. Local Guards who House Cleaning? Born With a VeU. ; commiaaioner, teatifleU that In- Sept. 16, forcing a Nazi aban­ director of the Connecticut Medical have finished the Army Extension Charge Made at London. The only daylight unit attempted to engage in bat­ Greei.wny Park, Inc., deyClopers ■ Keudings' Daily 9 A 51 to 9 U. !tl. \atead of being awollen, ‘WPA roUi tle 100 miles southwest of Land's donment of / inva.sion ships of the trnct of lnntl bet.wpen Wood- society and Professor Edward C. courses, according to Major Smith, i Or B.v Appulntqient In the Service on election day would \carry a attack ended before nightfall. stand a good chance of being ■"call­ Largest Assortment of End yesterday, the Admiralty an­ “by the ferocity of their st- bridge street , and /^laiichestcr Llndeman of New York iJity were Greeting Cards for Ilf the reitple tor S<» Years. "emaller percentage of utf^ploy- By Roosevelt nounced today. • tack. / . ■ Green road, where 25 houses are speakers. ed up ’ prior to the Induction into 171 i'hureh .Street. Hartford. Conn. ed” than at any comparable ■ London, Oct. 18.—(;^P)—In­ Federal service In January. All Purposes In Town The Admiralty declared that the "After Uerman troopa wera now under oon.struction. will de­ Phone 6-2337 aince the beginning of the visible in the clouds over Lon­ German flotilla, of four destroy- William J ., Custer, of 11 Well­ The new year of Army Exten­ MODEL 17K loaded onto their ship* prepara­ liver, under a deed, three of the sion Courses has just opened, and program. * don, a number of raiding tory to braving the channel crow­ houses ne.xt week. Of the houses ington Road, Is a guest at the BOTH DeniM BoUa Being Increased To Discuss ‘Misrepre- ((Continued on Page Fourteen) Vanderbilt Hotel, New York. the Biib-coutses have been mailed 12” Dynamic Speaker ))lanes were heard this after­ ing, R ./ ^ . bothbera sped over and under, const niction, 11 are nearing ONLY *3 9 ^ The official denied conten­ xsentalions’ in Series of to the men who applied for them. 7 Preferred-type Tulies ralier noon after sirens signaled the made /their departure . impossible completion. Within the next month Only members of the Guard units tions that relief rolla were being by me ferocity of their attack,” it is expected by the developcra, Troop 15, Boy Scouts will meet Here , submitted affidavits i of fact” was "deliberate” \ather ; Willkie Won’t Vice Admiral John C. (Jack) tected British Gruisers adopted because of the sustained s< • Modern equipment I22S3230 ' to support his contention that than "unwitting” and said', he | British Delay Opening To'vey, a destroyer expert and a ______offensive by the R.A.F., whoseex- 3 r tomato SOUP^ there was a "conaplracy of the • Expert dVrSCtlon would ''tell the American pebple ' . hero of Jutland, took command of | / / traordinary accuracy in bommng lobster Wm. E. KRAH WPA vote to the Democratic party in what respect they are false I the home fleet, a step generally!, Berlin, Oct. —The Ger- Incidentally has been much ad­ through an unparalleled campaign Trade Bread These Prices Oct. 14th to 19th. WALTER N. LECLERC BARSTOW’S ft73 M AIN ST. 367 Main St. Phone 44.»7 Reporters- w-ere told, howevef^ Interpreted as a forerunner of In- j man high command declared to- mired by the Dutch" Stock I'p On CampbeU’sTrod- of Intimidation, espionage and to wait for the addresses to learn Of Hong Kong Route I tenslfied sea warfare. day thkt German/destroyers, dash- On Sept. 16 the commu­ RADIO SHOP • persecution.” what he considered ’‘misrepresen­ 1 Admiral Sir Henry H. Harwood. I nt nique told of a direct hit on a Ger­ ucts Now! Legal Queatlon Puzzlea Committee tations.” ’ 1 ' For Ballots - Bristol i hero of the batUe of the River i British man warship, severe damage to an V A legal question puzzled' ~ths* May Be 8hlfted to Baltimore ! — . Postpone Imlefinjtely Plate, was promoted to the post of ! Cl>annel, bad attacked oil tanker and supply ship and the Slenate Campaign Investigating There is a .vossibillty, the Dem o-1 /' ; cruiser unit protected by destroy- 3 Cans Pletionat's new Application Supplies I lord commissioner of the Admiral- rinking of three supply ships and Range and Fuel Oil Committee today as a result of cratic nominee said, that one of I ty and assistant chief of Naval ers and scoreil a bU on one war­ Form saves time, speeds serv­ 8 e lf Amateur at Passage of Oil Prod­ ship, whereupon the British force damage to others. WE CONSIDER OUR Get CASH Have Vour Tires RMroafled Now fbr Winter OrivInKt charges by Representative -Mc- the five addresses, scheduled for I staff. Pinehurst Fresh ice. Best of all, wc make loans “broke off the fight.” Also attacked that day were 22c - — Auto Window (ila** InMallpd Oormack of MsMachuaetts, the Washington on Oct. 30, might be Takii^ Relief Money ucts and Railwav* Mate- I The^Londoti press regarded both Live or Boiled THIS N iW , SIMPLER WRY on just your own signature. shifted to Baltimore. Over Lifeline Bristol phannel Is a vital Brit­ concentrations of war supplies, Charges Sre 3% on unpaid \ House I)emocratic leader, that a appointments ns highly important. ESSO RANGE St FUEL OIL -’’hate Roosevislt movement” would Newsmen told him that the Ami ™x Forcing Men to rial to Aid China. ish sea /route directly pit the barge.s and shipping at Hamburg, ! Longest-Night Atta^A NEW Application Form monthly balances up to $100, change would put him in Balti­ Wilhelmshaven, Antwerp, Flush­ Doz. Cans 2 % monthly on balances above. (]aiididacv. ! German raiders, adopting the LOBSTERS cuts questions in half C. S. BARLOW (Continued on Page .Six) more the same day that Wendell , Vote foV, To md China (Continued on Page Fourteen) ing. Ostend, Dunkerque, Calais, EQUAL TO ANY! If you need $25 to $300 come L. Willkie is scheduled to speak : Hong Kong, Oct. 18.—(/P) new technique of attacking in -Boulogne and Le Havre—virtually TIRE.S T|:RES — GASOl.lNE AND OH, dozens of small groups of fighter- 88c 31c lb; come in today. BA'TTERIES REPAIRED AND there. * j Board Willkie Tri fi.ln Missouri, — Reopening of this British the entire "invasion eoa*t” of .X. bombers, meanwhile subjected the r a n g e OIL II , 69.5 MAIN STREET MiONE 5104 The president said that was i Oct. 18 WendHl L. Willkie, crown colony to the passage Traffic Resumed at, Bur­ Germany and the occupied Low In Luts of 100 X’ good. London area to its longest night Couhtries and France. The (pound average) In Lots o( 7 ^ 6 . 1 c Gal. standing before a w^ther-worn of petroleum .products and attack since the start of the aerial Foresee Move too Gals, or More » h* Gal. iGals. or More Mr. Roosevelt’s statement start­ ma Road as Anti-Air­ Crushed Without Loss of^PIsne Chicken Lobsters, 31c I.tces.e Xt,. 301, Flashes ! ed out with a reminder that in statue of Thomas Jeffer.shn, today railway material to China has blitzkrieg. 7.VI HbIii 5fre^< While bombs were scattered over He asserted invasion attempt lb. Larger 1'4-P«*und (Late BoUeUna of the WUe) his address accepting the thir,d- called'hlm.self a ‘‘political ^ a te u r been postponed indefinitely, craft Guns, Point >to »«a(e Tfiemer term nomination last July 19, he wide areas on London's outskirts, On Gibraltar apparently was crushed without' L. T. WOOD CO. Tel. 4496 lliillitInRr at taking relief, moit^ and'Xprc- ah official announcement said Lobsters Ib. 35c Hooma 3 nntl 3 VOTjiD THE BEST EVER! had said he would have neither the Sky at Vantage Points. however, few fell in the capital. loss of a British plane. The R.A.F. TrI. lU.TO / Estonian Archives Seized time nor inclination for • purely Ing nieir.lo vote because the ^ v - today. Besides the London area, points communique covering that day CLAM Shanghai, Oct, 18— —The Es­ political activity but would never ernment fulfills a social obligati Colonial Secretary N. L. Smith Chungl^ihg, Oct. 18.—i/P)—With hardest hit included the impor­ Expect Axis to Use Spain said that all the attackers re­ tonian consulate in Shanghai was had announced yesterday that the be Ipathe' to call the attention of in keeping them froth starving. anti-aireVaft guns reported poking tant shipping center of Liverpool turned safely. „ raided toilay by Shanghai munici­ the American people to deliberate ‘‘Wendell 'Willkie will never Hong Kong route would be re­ As Springboaril for At­ The German high command’s Homemade Hot Pizza pal police accompanied by a So­ or unwitting falsification of fact. trade bread for votes from those opened to these goods at midnight skyward at many a vantage point (Continued on Page Two) tack on Stronghold. communique, is.sued Sept. 17 but stop In Tonight and Try It! .Saturday, Too! viet government representativa, The president volunteered , the who can lea-xt afford to demand In- last night simultaneously with the the road from British Burma covering Sept. 16,'\pffera only a "Asparagus; Mock Turtle. Bean TRY OUR HOT PIZZA TONIGHT! who seized the archives. Consul V. information to reporters that for det>endence,” the Republican presi­ reopening of the Burma road and Mandalay, ttaffic wa.s re­ denial of any such R/A.F. offensive You’ll Agree It Has No Equal) Miller, who represents 140 Eston­ “backdo-. • supply route for'(^ i Ronie, Oct. 18w;P)— The shake- with Bacon, Vegetable, Beef, Made In Our Own Ovens CHEF’S SPECIALS the benefit of certain peoples’ dential nominee told a crowd in sumed today on that Chinese life­ action. ' While You W ait! Tomorrow We Feature ian residents here, angrily ' pro­ ethics, the trips on which he will eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's line. ! ^ up in the Spanish government “Yesterday and last night th* Vegetable Beef. Bouillon, I*.*p- tested, declaring, "we will fight front of the Missouri capital at ni/se armies. France Puts \ making pro-Axis Ramon Serrano Steaming Clams. , Roa-st Beef Half Broilers In Any Quanli^— Any Time Clam Chowder Fish Fry Sandwiches speak would be p^id for, obviously, Jefferson City*. Under the imminent threat of enemy attempted no attacks on per Pol, Pea, Celery, Chicken ^ DANCE TONIGHT Roast Turkey fire with fire, poison with poison.” Hcng Kong was closed^petro­ bombardment from close-at-hand Suner foreign minister was re­ German territory.” Opened Chowders. \ Saturday: by the Democratic National Com- “I do not knoW how to ait down leum and railway supply ahip- garded in foreign circles here to­ Noodle, Chicken (iuinho. Ox To the Tunes of the Veal Cutlets WholesaIe"and Retail He said the governing consular ihittee, although he said some of Japanese air bases in French Indo- But the R. A. F. communique of DELICIOt^S RAVIOLI - SPAGHEITI AND CHICKEN ImmI.v of Shanghai—made up of In dark rooms with Frank Hague mtents to China last^Jan. 1 and Ban on Jews day as a possible forerunner to Tail, Clam ('howder, Scotch Chowders in Shell. Oak Grill Swlngsters Clams and Oysters them would include additional in- and the Kelly-Nashea of Chicago,” China, supplies for .Generalissimo On the Half/Shell V h o t d o g s a n d HAMBURtJBlBS British, American, Japanese pnd Was closed, to m uni^ns shipments Axis use of Sf>ain as a springboard Broth, Consomme, N'cgclarian he said. "I do not "know anything' July 17 when the,iBurma road was erlang Kai-Shek’s .war machine (Continued on Page rinehiirst Stewing ' W INKS — LIQUORS' Fried Oysters tTilnese representatlyesi^-had re- for an attack on the -British Vepetaiile. IL COMPANY Je»-ted his appeals. (Continued on Page Six) about the stealing of -votes . . . closed. started rolling in the earlydark- Strict Measures Estab­ stronghold of Gibraltar. a n d b e e r BANTLY / PIEL’S BEER ON TAP ... nes/today after a three-month ALSO BALLANTINE’^AND RUITERTS about making .lofty speeches over Based on/London Telegram Italian quarters described tlie ! OYSTERS WE CATER-TO BANQUETS. Center Street \ Phone 5 2 9 3 To'Slick to Principle the radio.” A comrotmique said that Smith lished; Grandparents'' shakeup as “a prelude to decisive i et (Continued on Page Two) so Oak Street ’S«*v York, Oct. 18— —^Ten ^ Cant Create “Emergencies” had - buCd his announcement on j events through which Spain is to Tiirkev•/ Voices 3 Cans 27c 33c pint Servings the Public T or 2 3 Years. , his interpretation of a telegram I Test Is Provided. reach coveted goals.” Tel. 8894 young men. eight of thSfflN^vInity Wallace Denies Willkie said he could' never "en­ OAK GRILL ^IhARTER o a k ST. TAVERN students, who refused to register recj>tved from London, but that he , They said those goals included., Dozen Mackerel. £ gage in duplicity, in poses in the ow understands consideration, is Vichy, France. Oct. 18.—(/P)— acquisition of Gibraltar and a New Defiance I’erch Fillets. 120 Charter Oak Street \ under, the selecUve service act, re­ creation of imaginar>‘ emergen­ Cans ...... $1.00 turned to the Federal grand Jury- Business Hutt icing given to the suggestion” Italian Paper France followed the lead of moat wider/ portion of Morocco. , j Halibut. cies.” that the Hong Kong closure was Salmon. room today saying they w * e de­ of Europe today, establishing strict mgarded Within .Axis termined to “stick to principle." know nothing about h ov^ to not limited by the three-months I Since Serrano Suner's visit to British Envoys Plan Try It Haddock Fillets. seek to control men’s votes as rep- limit specified in the Burma road , antl-Jewish measures for the first Flounder Fillets. They are unde'r instructions to Contends Enterprise Has Site of Blast Berlin and Rome, Spain has been I Tomorrow rontlnue discussing with authori­ reiientatlve.s or senatorsCon- agreement. time in her history. regarded by Italians as virtually j Conference at Istanbul Fillet of Sole: ties their "c-nsclentloiis objec­ Grown Stronger Stead­ grc.ss.” he' said, "by throwing the Local rcstriqtions not only on j Morning! C'<«I. Persons with three Jewish grand­ within the Axis but waiting until —Turks Really to Fight A SlWflll HOME WITIJ APPEAL tions” lo registering. full folx^ of. the patronage and munitions but on other specified I fYptp..|ivpti Probe Pos- parents or with two Jewish grand­ a propitious time to enter Uie i Pollock. ily Under/Roosevelt. power of the presidency against articles have not yet becii removed I -A 4 1 t-Ouiu’c Cans ■5 parents and married to a Jew were war. , . SAVE UP TO Ja{is .Attack Kunming. them in order to^aefeat them if and will no* be until,the result of ^ sibility PhiladelphiaJ excluded from all public adminis­ Whether closer “technical co- ! I.stanljul. 'Turkey, Oct. 18.-^Ab Cincinnati, Oct. 18—(JPj—Henry they do not b^e6^me mice Instead, of operation” with German and ital- | — Preparations for an Important BY EXl'HESS FROM Hong Kong, Oct. 18— 1 ^ ■ south China fleet announced that The Republican nominee made ' Dozen Cans Tnc"* FRID.W MORNING Japanese Naval aircraft today at- Deal discouraged business by con­ no reference to * previously- pre- j Philadelphia, Oct. 18.—{/P)— (Continued on Page Fourleen) (Continiied on Page-Fourleen) countries were reported afdot here , D DUO-THERM’S NEW POWER-AIR UNIT! cked Kunming, southwestern tending enterprise had grown pared text. i plpsions and fire demolished , the today a.s the Turkish radio voiced FRESH steadily stronger under the ad­ McNarv Points , ■J0-(>unre'runs lO # * ilna terminus of the newly re- Saying he was a believer in the I printing plant of an Italian-lan- new defiance to the Axis' power* 2 ,«l.19 1)07,<’I1 I T C ened Burma road. It was the ministration of President Roose­ and their a-splratlons in the east. Thomas velt. ... • constitutional system, the cahdi-'j guage daily newspaper, today and Irst Japanese action connected date added that he would “never | Word of the impending confer­ Boston Brown Bread. The Democratic vice presiden­ To Shakedown detectives said they were investi­ Five States Contain Areas ence was circulated following the 1 50-oz. Can ^^Oc with the road reopening. Bomba tial nominee said the. New Deal’s by stealth, by Indirection seek, to | Cinnamon Raisin Bread. in were dropped on Chinese munl- gating "the possibility" it was."a arrival in Istanbul Of George W. “long task of protecting legiti' dMtroy the power” of the legtsla- | English Muffins, tlona factoriet in the suburbs and touch off job.” Rendel, British minister to Bui-, |U mate capitalist industry against tive and Judicial branches of gov- Two blasts' before dawn " blew Or Wheat Muffins. military establishmeats within monopolies and rackets was hot ernment. i.Says Attempt Made to Not Listed Part of Nation garia. ' DUO-THfRM the city, the headquarters oom- out both sides of • the two-story . •> * • > The British ministera of Yugo­ Corn Muffins. finished. “I know nothing about drafting i Get Money from Town- brick building, located in the heart — • __ ..1— milulqne said. Japanese planes "It never will be finished,” he pamphlets that seek to smear,” he slavia and Greece were expected Spaghetti English, Raisin Bread. FUEL OIL HEATER dived at the city, capital of Yun­ of a. populous South Philadelphia Washington, Oct. 18-(/P)—Dujty . They beUeved cerUin seeUons to join Rendel and Sir Hughe IN THE BA SEM EN T said, ‘while this is a free c'ountry edntinued. “I know nothing about I ship Committees. Italian district. files in the General Land Office drained into the Mississippi when wHh rOWER-AIH sett nan province, through ga|m m with free enterprises to- serve making up pictures that seek to Knatchpull-Hugcssen, thh Britloh heavy clouds and were unopposed The building is owmed by The disclose the strange fact that five ^ actually they drained into the ambassadq-r to Turkey, in the next Buv Native Yellow Tag amazing raeard—giv.t I Sedalla, Mo.. Oct. 18.—(dh— Metropolis ITinting Company, states contain whole areas which, ' Great Lakes, So. under terms of 3 funs 25c by any Chinese planes. (Obntimied on Page Tw5) (Continued on Page 8hr) few days.’ TURKEYS —Of do your p ^ t cam stand around same fore.d .h*at •••. .... Senator 'Charles L. McNary which prints, but does not publish,- aa far as the country’s title goes, ' the treaty, parts of what became Axis Active in Greece cljarged today that "zealous third- II Popolq Italiano. Dozen O Q At Pinehurst for the madam fumacal .Markets at a Glance. are not a' part of the United Minnesota, North and South Da- Axis diplomatic activity, mean­ Cans ..... y O C on tha floor? ' , term partisans had attempted to Blame* "Incendiary Bombs” States. 1^°^ properly parts of the Week-End. • • • ■ New York, Oct, 18—(/P)— shake down towmship (AAA) com­ After a preliminary investiga­ Only one of the states, (Colorado, purchase. , while, was reported from Atbisna — you have to worit in tha IcHehan 'The' new Power-Air Wower Stocks—Slightly mixed; leaders mittees” and exclaimed "the pros- tion, Detective William Martucct has taken the trouble to do- any- : The same thing happened in by the official Turkish radio, We will also have ^ found only on Duo-Thenn narrow. pect • • • of rural Tammany-type said the two explosions may have which raid Premier-Dictator John and pleh up avarything whan it's tima^ —Jrlets e r e lii a well proportioned Bonds—Steady; rails Improve. thing about the situation, hoisting ‘ Louisiana. Metaxas of Greece had received Fancy Northern Tur­ hemt to the floors shingled cottage Which organizations • • • Is frightening.” been, .caused by ‘‘incendiary a flag several years ago and’ claim­ A, portion of this state—thought keys. to gat dinnar? and to far corners—you cen H Foreign Exchange — Quiet; Draft Questionnaire Saying the New Deal was silent bombs,” but Inspector of Detec­ to drain Into'the Mississippi—tura- the German and Italian ministers heat the whole .house jatltr appeara to spring from the minor ohangea British, Swiss, Ca- ing the area in the, name of the yesterday. There was no hint of ground. It Is a typically axis de- both on “vanishing world mar- tives George Richardson said lat­ Federal government. ed out to drain into the Sabine A Workroom in tha garaga lab and hetlerl aigned house, that is, 'everything nadlan cifrrencies. licts" for the nation’s agricultural er: <1 Aa far aa the land office knows, ■ river. the subject of their talk. C otton — Quiet; routine trade (In Moscow the German ambas­ Confectionery or Brown you work In paaea with avary­ Duo-Therm heaters.hsve -ycvolvca about one center point. In A full sized facslihile of the 8eIecUve Service questionnaire whiciv products and "the wide-spread at­ ■ “An early search failed to re­ the others—Minnesota, North Da­ , Colorado .Situation More Involved Sugar ...... lb. 7c the world’s most efficient thia case it is the entry hail provid­ T ^ r r support. ' each' man called up for conscription will have to fill out tempt to use the farm program veal any bomb fragments, and kota, Louisiana and South Dakota : ^ A part of Cjblorado was a little sador, Count Frlederich Werner thing handy. M ora than pays The Biggest Sugar—Narrow;'; trhde seUliig von dcr Schiilenburg, newly re­ burner . special Waste- * ing easy access to all rooms. Other will be published in The Herald tomorrow. Two full psges machinery for campaign ends, ” there are Indications these explo­ —have neither claimed nor "con­ more involved. lor Ibalf In comfort and con- 3Sopper . . . radiant door to features of the design are the well Incroaaes. y will be devoted to the questionnaire. All Selective Ser\lce .the Republican vice-presidential sions may have been caused by a quered” there no man’s lands. i ‘ A amall part hear Eates park turned from -Berlin, loot night vt*. French Fried or Cara­ roIoRM flood* of direct ncRt planned wall spaces simplifying the .M etals^tead y; export copper ited the Ktemlln, where b* waa Heater Yalue f t registranta will be interested in reading this questionnaire nominee aaserted in a prepared po­ tank of cleaning fluid. However, Story of Paradox woa diacovered not to drain into mel Popcorn, bag 15c vanianca. . . . handy dial control. placement of large pieces of furni­ firmer. whether or not they are called. The Land Office files tell this the Miaalaalppl, and hence was not underatood to have conferred with. ture. and the provision of cross* Wool Tops—Higher; short coy- litical speech: we have not eliminated’’the. posai- See the 12 beeutiful modele "Everywhere else you hear'that bility .this was a touch off lob, one stpry of the paradox which has a part of the Louisiana purchase. Premier-Foreign Commiaaar Vya- Coma In and gat astimatas on what matarials today—for heating !■ to 6 On the lilarket ventilation in bedrooms and living- 'V i ; rr*ng in October. Selective Service questionnaires will be mailed to draft regis­ On the other band, it was east of cheslsdf Molototf. The Turkish sm - Beets. Carrots. dining room, piqs the ventilation partisan interests are seeking to of incendiarism,”. existed for 137 years; will cost for a naw. garaga. Or to ramodal rooma. tranta when and if their aerial numbers are drawn. Read the proiititute the Agriculture Adjust­ Amondo Forte, owner. - of the When Napoleon peddled that the continental diride and not q bssMulor to Moscow, Haidsr AJt^ 1 Can l6 c by means of louvres in the atiic. copy of the questionnaire oa published in The Herald tomor­ part of wliat Mexico ceded to the tsy, was in conference with Molo- tha old bna mora to your liking. Treasury Bhlance ment Act and soil ' conservation plant, said he has had no labor large aub-dlviaion known os the CAULIFLOWER row. It will show exactly what each man called for con­ setups. trouble and has received no LouiaiOna purchase to America he United States in 1848. toff ’Tuesday.) PER For Further Information — Planning and Financing Advlce- scription will liave to answer. could have used a better surveyor, AU these areas may not be! parts The Turkish radio warned tiM VVa’jhingtCn. Oct. 18—(jP)—The Fls)igrant Example* In Mlssoorl threats. D O Z E N ****.- $1.19 15c each I On Display At ■ Sec " I ' understand that in Mlsaouri Reno Zuecca, publisher of E to say the leaaL of the United States according to Axis power* last night that If tbsy position of the Treasury Oct. 16: Broadly, the territory included strict official tnterpratation, but oa attempted to drive scroes the DM^. Receipts. 813,891,588.11; expen­ flagrant examples have come to Popolo Italiano, skid hia newspa­ light. That la one of the dangers per' is really an American newSr ^ e western drainage basin of Uie an expert at the Land Office said; danellee to Egypt and Um LESLIE NEW ditures. $63,833,884.91; net bal­ I n T h e H erald T o m o r r.o w MlasioSijkpi river. The negotiators "I'd tike to see someone outside Manchester Lumber & Fuel Co. ance. $2,129,506,087.95; customs Authorized WOLGAS AppUMM« G. L WILLIS & SON, Inc.| (Cuatlnued oa Page Xwo^ made miatakes, thought of these atat!)i* try to claim Utem." (CaatlswMl em % g a Russtell Paul, Mgr. 115 Mabi Sfaaet. BEnnchealer Phone receipts J o t month, $14,758,068.18. (Uonllnued on Page Six) ^p.indmr^t Groce n/ me. Coal, Lumber, Masona’ Supplies, Paint "------—T- • 'i i : ., ' '’ "'2 STREET CENTER STREET ' PHONE 5145 8MA1N8T. TEL. 5125 MANOHEirT6»| .KfsOM m i ARMOR-