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•;> I i ''W ED N ESD AT, NOVEMBER T, 194* The Weather M anchester " Evening Herald 1 Average Daily Circulation ForMSst of C. a. WesUMT Barisu For the Maath of October, ISU Moctijr embody sad eentlssta Staff Sergeant .Frederick Sla- The Fellowcraft' Club of Man odld wltfi sofne tog toBlght; Fri der, of 51 Avondale road, received chester Lodge of Masons wilKmeet 8,995 day partb' doody, eoatinood mild, I Lend A Hand his honorable discharge from the toraor'rvw evening at 8 o’clock iq (oDowed bjr scattered showers. About Town Mamber of the AoAt the Masonic Temple, This meet Army st Mitchel Field, N. Y., on Biness of Olceaistloos The family of Fred McKenney. Monday. ing is in preparation for the New Mrnicheater— A CUy of VUIage Chamt victims of a fire in their home on Britain participation, November RiMlI M. HcNein. of 330 Mount Nebo Place Monday night. I^OliKar atreet, haa received hie hon- Corporal Richard G. Hollemam 13. All members of the club are (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS de.sire a home for their three hcil- urged to be present. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1945 ‘^ omble Oaclierfe from the United of 74 Drive B. ha.s been honorably (Ofaiasiasd Advertiatog os U) ■ Mu'______dren for about five days until the discharged at Camp Edwards,! VOL. L X V ., NO. S4 -Mates ifarlac Cbrpi and ie el hie lesidence can be cleaned up and Itome here. A graduate of Man- Mass. j Second Lieut. Robert Samuel! dried out. The children are two, Sherman of the Air Corps has! eheeter lUgb School, he enlisted in three and five' years of age. It is M’ the Marines in April, 1942 and i Captain Alexander J. Mozzer of been promoted to the rank of not ncccsaary that all three go to ithe Army Medical 0>rps, is taking! First Lieutenant, according to a Child. Shows Jap Bayonet Wounds h^vgraduated , from the USMC Me- one home. Anyone willing to care ll'A a a ie ’a School at Jacksonville, I a course in inteinal medicine at! notice from the War Department Training Plan Meet for the children for a period, of I Bellevue ami New York Medical' today. He Is the son of Mrs. Sarah VIA At the time of hie diachargd about five days is asked to con Chinese Communists laet week he was a Ground Crew l(”ollege._ • I I. Sherrrfan of Talcottvllle. OPEN tact Mias Jessie Reynolds, local Chief at Cherry Point. N. C. social .service representative and ^ Red Croas nurse. Miss Reynolds ^ lYc. John P. Scarlato, of this may be reached during the day at town, ,was on board the SS Her- 5360 and" evenings at 3617. A t HALE’S Seek Yank Apology; Broken Up by Row; . mitage which arrived in New York yesterday bearing troops from the The Married' Co\iplc.s Club of * 72x90 100% Virgin Wool ■uropean Theater of Operations. the South Methodist church will AND WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE MOST hold Its monthly meeting Friday COMPLETE TOY DEPARTMENT IN TOWN The Past Chiefs Club of Memo evening. A representative from Blocks Short Move rial Temple. Pj’thian Sisters will the New York, New Haven and Chatham “ Wookhire^^ Want Com meet tomorrow evening at the Hartford Railroad will give an il-1 home of Mrs. Emil Dickenson, 35 liistrated lecture on "This Is New DOLLS Bigelow street. England," and "New England; Missouri Republican to Yesterday and Today." The enter The Most Beautiful and BLANKETS Also Demand Chinese Renew Attempt to Major Hugo Wlberg of Hartford tainment committee includes Mr. Complete Line Ever Shown. Action Seen Soon and Mrs. Harold Lord. Mr. and' Government Withdraw will speak at the Gospel meeting — Direct From Hollywood British Beal Off Postpone Further Ac-1 . tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the Mrs. Morris Bennett. The-refresh-j Salvation Army citadel, following ment committee, Mr. and Mrs. i Series— Listed Below; From All Red«Domi* tion Until Next Year ■ the open air service. Ray Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt $ 1 0 9 5 nated Areas; Yenan On Full Jobs Bill Tomorrow; K i 1 d a y Stiil.son and Mr. and Mrs. Ray LITTLE FRIENDS Indonesian Band Volts. I American Legion Auxiliary PLAY MATE Five beautiful colors: Peach, green, rose, blue and Spokesmen Label Gov Raises Technicality members who wish to march are . Lieut. Alfred Paul Werbner, cedar. Full four pounds of fluffy, winter-weight warmth. ernment Claims Na asked to meet at the Army and NURSERY RHYMES Repulsed by Indian Sol Rayburn Predicts House G>mmittee Cannot! Navy club at 9:45, Sunday. Ar- son of Mr. and Mrs. David Werb Made of 100% Virgin wool, it offers the added comfort of tionalists on Defen Task in Japan Urges Cabinet Sit During Session] misUce Day. Those unable to ner. 29 Stephen street, who has RAINBOW SERIES an e.xtra six inches in length. diers emd Tanks Near Will *Get^ Somewhere . march should gather in the lobby been attached to the Fifth A ir; sive iis ‘Complete Lie’ o f ' Center Congregational church Force on Okinawa, has been GARDEN SERIES Batavia as Tension Pretty Soon* on Bill Tie for Army, Washington, Nov. 8,— transferred to Irugawa air port, May Be Ended fv at 10:30, Following the service I Truman Desires Passed — The House Military com- j at the church, the unit members just outside of Tokyo. He is a ct-' 72x90 75% Wool Chungking, Nov. 8.— (/P)— Mounts in Java Today . will proceed to the Memorial Hos- ing as adjutant and special serv Chinese Communists de Navy Leaders mittee’s first session to con ^ ta l fOr the annual Armistice Day ice officer - with the, 93rd Air manded today that Lieut. In Five Years Batavia, Nov. 8.— (JP) — A Washington, Nov. 8.— sider universal military! Group. ■ OTHER TOYS memorial service. Chatham “Airloom” Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, band of 1,000 Indonesians — Speaker Rayburn predict training broke up today in 4| HOLLWOOD STORY BOOK DOLLS U. S. commander in China, Confidence MilitaHsm was beaten off by British In ed today the House will “ iget MacArthur Expresses dispute over a move to post TOYLAND SERIES apologize and that compensa dian troops and tanks today somewhere pretty soon” on Belief ‘Professional pone further action until I BRIDE SERIES tion be paid for alleged Amer Can Be Eradicated, near Batavia as tension Eleven-year-old Rosalinda Andoy, testifying at the war crimes the so-called full emplojnnent next year- The surprise mov«| trial of Lieut. Gen. Tomoyukl Yamasbita In Manila, shows the court WESTERN SERIES - ’ BLANKETS ican “ interference” in China’s mounted throughout Java. hill— a must” on President Heads’ Should Sit in as by Representative Short (R4 I All For The Little Reasonable Facsimile some of the 38 bayonet acars on her body which, she said, were in Mo.), was blocked on a technlcaWl LUCKY STAR SERIES Almost simultaneously Dutch Truman’s legislative pro Ex-Officio Members internal struggle. The Reds Of Democracy Planted flicted by hysterical, drunken Japanese. (AP wirephoto from Signal Ity but he asserted he would veil WE HAVE RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF PANCHINELLO SERIES qlao demanded that Chinese gov forces threw back another Corps radiophoto.) ______gram. The Texas Democrat {new toe attempt tomorrow. H*| CHECKERS — CHESS — DOMINOES ernment troops withdraw from all attack on the TjilUitan air made the forecast to news Washington, Nov. 8.—(ff)—Gen. told reporters: Folks-For Now And Red-dominated areas, as the price (EdItoVa Note: Glenn Babb, JACK-IN-BOX ■ $ 7 .9 5 field on the southeast 'outskirts of men at the White House following Douglas MacArthur has expressed “You can say tola blU la deadtl fo f peace, but asserted that the foreign editor of Tbe Asao- a conference with President Tru COLORFUL PULL TOYS the capital, acattering a band of his belief that ’’the professional It would be dead right now)w If w il government, instead, was plan eisted Press, has returned on 300 Nationalists after a pitched man and other congressional lead had been allowed to vote toU l WHITE FELTS TOY TELEPHONES ^ Beautiful quality Chatham blankets that will give years tou^ to the Orient, to stndy Auto Workers.’ Fight heads” of the armed services For Christmas Too! ning an aU-out offensive for which battle which laated nearly an ers. morning.” EXTRA HEAVY TEN PINS of wear and comfort. Green, peach, blue, mse and 90 divisions already were being conditions nnder AlUad occn- hour. Elariy Report Seen should sit In as ex-offlcio mem FOR WINTER WEAR pation. Babb went from Asia Patterson Completea Testfmoay'^ RUBBER CUSHION POOL TABLES cedar. massed In the north. Under Organized Leadership He did not go into details but bers of the president's cabinet. to New York in 19S5 after The controversy flared Four Protecting Letters The British colonel whose expressed belief' the legislation (Similar t4> IMuatratlon but In white only), ARCHERY SETS long service in north China Heads for Showdown The general's sugge.itlon Is In retary of War Robert P. Path VEGETABLE DYED BUILDING BLOCKS The demand for Wedemeyeris troops beat back the first attack, would be reported by the House cluded in a transcrip: taken by son completed testimony in apology was contained In one of and as chief o f bureau in aimed at a camp for released Al Expenditures committee this WE HAVE A. B. C. BLOCKS Tokyo. This is the first of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Special half of toe program reque four protesting letters sent to the lied Internees and war prisoners, Last Group of Employe week or early next week. committee. This group Interview last month by President Trumaia' TOY TRAINS American commander by the three articles in which he said that for the first time the In dfsensses the occupation of YaiikandRed Committee work on the full em ed top Army and Navy leaders on Short demanded a vote on $2-98 and $3-98 LITTLE JASPER ACTION TOYS Communists’ Yenan headquarters. donesians appeared to be fighting In ‘Big Three’ Votes ployment measure la part of a a proposal to set up a single de motion to defer consideration of| Japan after conferences wtth under organized leadership. KIDSTRUCTION MIRACLE TOYS Smart Spokesmen at the Commiinlst General MacArthnr, Premier In Favor of Stoppage two-way approach by the House partment of national defense. the legislation untU next year, MODEL AIRPLANES AND BOATS headquarters at Yenan called “a He said, that when the fighting Views Remain to the problem of easing Iab*r un The transcript, made .public by at least until after toe Senat» bai| complete He,” government claims Shidehara and other high ceased near the camp the situa WALKIE TALKIE PHONES American and Ji^tancse offi To Support Demands rest. the Senate MiHtary committee acted. that the Nationalists have been tion was under control, but that which Is considering Army-Navy Short bad a majo'rlly of vo VISITING NURSE AND DOCTOR KITS cials.) On one hand, the Rules commit and would remain strictly on the the attackers might "come back tee is set to act on antl-strtke merger plans quoted MacArthur as many committee members ' again after lunch.” At Extremes ETON CAPS PAINT AND CRAYON SETS d^Mislve. More than 70 govern By The Assodated Press legls'ation approved by the MIH.- as saying at Leyte lo toe Philip absent, but a roll-call was bio Woolens ment divisions have massed around By Glenn Babb (A delayed dispatch from Asso In High School Colors. $1.29 G-MEN FINGERPRINT SETS The fight by CIO-United tary committee, a Rules commit pines Dec. 3, 1944: when Representative Kilday ‘•liberated areas” of Honan prov Tokyo, Nov. 8—{IP)—America's ciated Ptms Correspondent Vem I believe that toe professional Tex.) raised the technicaUty Haugland at Palembang. Sumatra. Automobile •workers to ob Negotiations on Variety tee vote was postponed today, ince. and Hopeh province Is sur tremendous task In Japan possibly however, because o f lack o f a heads of toe services should be -the committee could not sit In Plaids, Checks rounded by more than 20 govern sMd reports reaching there told tain 30 per cent wage in can be fulfilled within three to Of Problems Appear quorum. ex-offlclo members of the cabinet. toe House Itself was stQI in ment divisions, the Comtmmlst of the slaying by Sumatran Na creases for'the nation’s auto Sion. The Hous* had convened and Plain Colots five years, with sn occupying Begins Planning Compromise They should be present at all cab asserted. tionalists of a British doctor, a workers appeared headed for Far from Success inet meetings without powtr of few minutes aarUer. Th< J W HALC COUP Chou En-Lal, Yenan negotiator force of approximately 200,000 British officer and several other An Expenditures subcommittee Patterson testified that deve a showdown today as the last voting, but permitted to express The J W H A U CORP. , 58” Novelty Plaids men. high ranking British near Ben- Officials Had Hoped I began planning a compromise “full opment of the atotnlc bomb MANCHESTER COMM* here and No. 2 Chinese Communist, group of employes in motor’ s their opinion, and above all ela«, M A H CH ISTia COMH- announced the Yenan answer to That is the expressed opinion of koelen Tuesday. . employment” bill. The full com to bear toe cabinet as toey dis essential prompt adoption of $1.98 to $3.98 Kuomintang peace proposals ahort- many of the men here who should (The men reported to have been “ big three” voted in favor o f" Ry John M. Hightower mittee yesterday wound up six cuss not only external affairs of versa! training. ly after reports that the Russians know best, provided the present slain were members of a unit en weeks of hearings on the Yard a work stoppage to support Assoctoted Press Diplomatic News the United States but internal .“There Is only one jusUflc had withdrawn from the Man rate of progress is maintained and gaged ill fescutng Allied prisoners the union’s demands. Editor measure,’ which already has pass problems.’’ for toe establishment of a unis there are no drastic changes In of war and Internees. The re churian ports of Hulutao and Ylng Gompromlse Offer Bejeetod Washington, Nov. 8—(IP)—^Nego ed the Senate In (nodlfled form, Suggestion Not Possible sal military training prograat” kow (Newchwang) leaving the policies given occupying authori ports said the natives charged 58” The imlon yesterday flatly re tiations between Moscow and Most o f the military group argu B rig., Gen. F- Trubee Davison, Patterson said. “It is needed Chinese Reds In command, height ties. that the British failed to observe ed that toe best way to halt labor give ’ toe United States seeurlt; There is confidence here that the terms of the agreement under jected a compromise wager ad Washington over a variety of prob member of toe Army-Navy Staff ened the already tense atmosphere. justment program offered by Gen strife ie to provide stricter regu and to make it possible for us Houndstooth Checks Chou said the Communists de within such a period militarism which' they were allowed to op committee, was quoted as telling eral Motors Corporation at the lems ranging from Japan to Tur lation of -unions. ' underwrite world peace. Ib a t manded that the Kuomintang can be eradicated, a reasonable erate there:) ,. MacArthur his suggestion was renewal o f negotiationa In De key appeared today to be farther Generally,- those supporting the not possible "In the cabinet today the only basis for asking that sv-^ $2.49 to $3.29 withdraw to positions outsldh the facsimile of democracy planted 14 Indonesians Left Dead "full employment” bill oppose ery young American give a •Tlberated” areas before the civil troit. Earlier GM had formally rfom success than officials here the way toe government Is set and a destrlctad measure of econ The Indonesians left 14 dead tai such action, urging Instead that of his life to such training.’’ Yard fighting began and order aU Na the battle at the Internee camp turned down as "exceaslve” the had hoped. up.” Most Wanted Furs omic well-being restored. Then, union’s demand for a 30 per cent assurance of jobs for all la the Patterson wa« toe first wit tionalist troops to cease firing. Several Indonesians and two Pun MacArthur added: according to this view, American wage rate hike in-^the motor in Here is the situation; best way to quiet unrest. Hie woirled looking Communist and other Allied Armies can be jab troopers were wounded. At 1. Foreign Comlinlssar Molotov "It was our forefathers who (Canttaraed on n ige 58” Plain Shetland repreaentative told newsmen of the the Tjllilltan air field, one Indo dustry. , has replied to an American pro Acting Chairman Cox (D-Ga) wrote the constitution looking at wlUidrawn, possibly to be replacei) Meanwhile, early returns from Yenan reply to Chlang Kai-Shek’s by 'some other form of control, nesian was killed, one was ckp- posal for an Allied control ageqey of the Rules committee told a re- Europe, fearful of military dlcta- Of The Season $2,9^ to $3.49 offer and said he would deliver It tured, and two Dutch soldiers were yesterday’s National Labor Rela lb Tokyo which would be subordi portar It had been planned .to tioiv and military influence, and / with confidence that Japan will be tions bogrd ejection among 80,000 to Nationalist government officials wounded. nate to the Far Eastern Advisory await conclusion of the Manage a useful member o f the family of Ford compaiiy workera desclosed a they made the great mistake of Yard later today. nations with no desire or power to A t Magelang, near the center commission in Washington. There ment-labor conference here before trying to keep toe mlUtary Isolat / ”T lie; situation,” he added, ”ap- heavy majority approved a work make war again. of Java, the Inhabitants were re are strong Indications that Molo acting on the ahtl-strike leglsla- ed;” peara dangerous.’* stoppage to support the imlon's tov turned down this nronosal and Many Japs View Fntura Darkly ported extremely uneasy as armed wage proposal. Previously emplpy- Discussing MacArthur’s togges- (Latr^Oettas ol ttae jP) Wire) 58” Ch(^ BUd he would propose a that Secretary oi State Byrnes Is ((k>ntlnued age Bight) tlon with a reporter today. Sena This picture was developed from (Continued on Page Eight) .es S t Ueneral Motors and Chrysler not Inclined to compromise the Is corporation sanctioned the posal- tor EMwin C. Johnson (D.. Colo.l, H olland Northern Back Mudoral Plain Dress Weight (CoattailBoed OB Pag» iJght) talks with the highest leaders of sue further. acting chairman of toe MlUtai JTiobpti Fire on Crdwds ble strike action. Bnehareet, Romania, Nov. both Americans, and Japanese. The Short Of Russian Desire committee, said ”I disagree confidence exprtosed is perhaps Declines' Secretary’s Proposal (JV-Troepe fired sn a crowd $2.49 Yard 2. The United States had laid Admirm Hits ily with that plan, i toll more American than Japanese; After-Hours “ The newest flareup In the motor forefathers were pretty wise. We onstratlng before toe Royal •(irey Indian Lamb there are many Japanese . who industry labor fight came as the a four-point program for revising aCe today In honor of King Mitaapj Ian contort of the Dardcnelles before have got to continue i^ lia n con 1 1 1 1 '*^*'*’ future darkly. A few United States Steel corporation de Melrger Plan trol of the mlHtanKAgencles.” birthday and killed or wou Deal Revealed clined Secretary of Labor Schwel- the Turkish government. This six. ’Troops blocking the ent Plan Tackled lenbach’s proposal to reopen wage Would give Russia some advSntag Must Contlnm^^vHlan Control of the Royal square before •Black Persian Lamb 39 inch Spun Rayon and regarding It as a ahleld against negotiations with CffO-Steelwork- es In the use of the straits which Cooke Says Single De Senator Awtln (Vt.), ranking patawe opened machlne-gim ers-under a special conclHator. she does not now have. But It fnlla Republican member, said he did into email crowds st one of- Story Unfolded in Su far short of Rus-sia's reported de A llied Reparations Com - General MacArthur and hlB to engage-in a direct entries. The casualties were CIO President ’ Philip Murray sire for mIHtarv bases on the vital partment Might Have RonSna I«li were among those with whom perior Courf Today earHer had accepted the labor sec coptfoversy with MacArthur but lying on the street as this - Cotton Prints m i s s i o n B e g i n s J o n ^ discussed japan’s future, but the link between the Bla>-k Sea and Lost War for Natioh ded that this country must con I patch was being written at 8:4 •Northern Silverblue Muskrat retary’s suggestion that the coUec- the Mediterranean. O n C om plex P roblem general would not permit his con By John Maiudott tlve bargalnlngi conference be re tinue Its "traditional attitude to I p. m. (9:55 a. m. e.s.t.). versatlon to be quoted and he is in sumed i ‘n the spirit” of President 3. A Russian-Tiirkish treaty of Washington, Nov. 8—(IP)-pyVice * » * SKI PANTS $4.98 Hartford, Nov. S— (IP) — The Truman’s recent wage - price nonaggrestoon a n d friendship Admiral Charles M. CopKe, Jr., (Continued on Page Foiir) MacArthur Orders Arrests Tokyo, Nov. 8— (IP)—The Allied which hsH run for many years ex 5 9 c yd. (Contlnn^ on Page Fooi‘) story of how a "deM” allegedly speech. The union had asked a 32 said today that If the U: S. Army Tokyo, Nov. 8— — Arrest Reparations commission today be pired yesterday following Soviet OTHERS AT $2.98 AND $ri.98 ^ was made for the opening o f ah a day wage increase. A strike vote and Navy had^been^^d^ratlng un charges of responslbUlty for atr gan digging 'into the complex among some 500,000 steel com denunciation. Diplomatic officials der a single de^rtment. they cities and mistreatment of AUle problem of how povertjkridden after-hours liquor and gambling say they fear that Russia may Beautiful, large, floral patterns with colored grounds. place In Hartfofd—with assurance pany employes is scheduled Nov. might not hayer^on the war. \^ eeler Raps prisoners of war was ordered Japan can pay reparations for the make a few psychological passes Terror Reign that police would not interfere— 28. -.i- The deputy chief of Naval op- day by General MacArthur. colossal damage spread by her at Turkey .In order to gain the eratlona-’fold the Senate military directive required that the su was Unfolded In Superior court to Beujamln F. ■ Fairless. U. S. right .to fct UD Dardenelles bases ja c k e t s $5.98 Armies. , day. Steel president, however. In a let committee In prepared testimony: Troops Setup pects, mostly guards at pris AH members except the U. S. on Turkish soil and also to win >\ilh Long Corduroy I*sfnts. Stories Told The stpry was related In testi ter to.Schwelleiibach ssild existing “It Is my belief that not only camps throughout Japan, be Commissioner.- Edwin W. Pauley, over certain territories in north would the supervision of the war prehended by the J a p a n ^ gov mony by John Mazsiott. 38, of ceiling prices ”do not enable us to eastern Turkey, which the Russians Hdavy Canvas or Duck met with Brig. Gen. Richard Suth- grant a Wage increase at this have been less efficient, but tak Says LefflsIaUon Would., emment Then they are to erland. General MacArthiir’s chief 1808 Broad Street, first witness for have claimed. In Stock Again! 25.000 Men, Women, the prosecution as Judge P. B. iJme,” and that aegoUations would ing Into consideration toe prab- -- ^ ' turned over “at the earliest of staff, and planned future con ■ 4. ,*nie problem of the atomic abllity of a eeriouety hampered Let Security U O U IlCil I ticable date” to the Uth ferences with other AlUed officers O’Sullivan and a Jury began the bomb and peacetime uses of atom Qiildren. Mistreated of trial o f seven Hartford men (Continued on-Page Eight) grovi-to of toe Navy during toe corps to be held In prison In Yoh COAT SWEATERS 8-ounce 27” Single-iPilUng Duck...... yard 45e as well as leading Japanese offl- ic energy becomes more acute be Send Boys charged with conspiracy to inter past 20 yesrs,^ we are confronted ; hama awaiting trtel. Pajstels — Navy — Red ■=- .Brown. cials. Murdered in Batangas tween toe two countries. In the with toe real possibility that the 10-ounce 27” Double Filling Duck...... yard 59c fere with Uie administration of opinion of diplomatic authorities, Sizes 1 Through 8. Pauley was scheduled to arrive Justice. Treasury Balanee victory would hays been delayed Washington, Nov. 8— Sena- j searth of FUe# Denied . All Furs Subject To next Tuesday. as the time approaches for con tor Wheeler (D-Mont) today, criti Senate-House committee $2:98 12-ounce 30” Double Filling (Extra Fine) Manila, Nov. 8.—(AV-The grim Testifles He Saw Levitan for several years, or that we would Shortly theraafter, said the com' Washlngtoh. Nov 8—fff)-i-The ferences among President Truman cized legislation - to' make the ! denied to Senator. Brewster. (1 OTHERS .SI.98 TO .'<:5:25 story of a Japanese reign of ter He testified that in April, 1944. hot have won the war at all." 2 0 % Tax. , Duck ...... yard 79c mission’s temporary press repre and Prime Ministers Attlee of Cooke said that "during tots United States a working partner Maine) the right to look Into Nav ror In Batangaa province where he saw Herman Levitan, one o f position of the Treasury Nov. 6: sentatlve, IValdo Drake of The Los Receipts, 8220.n7.267.58; ex Britain and Mackenzie King of greatest and most ^complex war In In toe United Nations organiza department files In search of wfc" 25.000 men, women and childrenthe accused, to find out from Levl- Angeles Times; the group wlU penditures. 8348,858.7*2.30; bal Canada. TTiese talks will open all history, toe United SUtes has tion. He aaid it would let the se Brewster said Is a missing i Easy Budget Terms were brutally mlatreated or mur ^tan whether It was all right to open Figured Sateeii Puffs for Cribs ...... $2.25 leave , on a 45-day tour of Japan, ance, 812,707,261.993.83; customs been singularly blessed by the cor curity council ’’send our boys Into sage bearing on the Pearl Hi / dered In aeven months began to up an after-hours liquor place. » - . Have You Seen Manchuria, China, Korea, the receipts for mohth. 86,979,901.09. (ConttDned on Page Bight) rectness of toe strategic decisions war.” disaster. Brewster’s motion th Arranged. unfold today before the Military Massiott testified that Levitan \ PhUipptnes, Malaya- and possibly reached and actions taken In Wheeler la toe only senator to he be given authority to commiaaion hearing war Crimea said he would have to come back GAUGE FITTED DIAPEKS ...... 69c other invaded areas. charges against Ueut. Gen. To- Washington. far who has taken open iueeptlon through the files was defeated - The Modem PlaUi^ Fabric again. because he had to see the Package of Six. , “The decision of no one of toe to toe implementing legislation a five to five tie vote. Chair Has Dual J-'S>. f / PAGE T u i ^ P^GE TWO ..J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESl'ER. tXINN- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1944 BANUHESIEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X>NN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1948
200.000 eoldiera, 45,000 aallora and received from' ships which had! eluded; Ansonla 801; Bristol 332; 500.000 civillana. The PhUIppinei Ixical Pedestrians Warned brought them from the then' Danbury 645; Danielson 518; Mer Award (krroll Army and Navy bloody Island of Iwo. ' "TAKE IT EASr* 41 Per Cent < iden 1,019; Middletown 1,128; New^ :ress atilt held 46,000 civilians And To Use Only Crosswalks Stamford Girl 112.000 beaten eervlce men, Jlpl Through the Iwo Jima and Oki ANTU Ts Effective me^gm Britain 1,469; New London 636; said. Dinner Nov. 14 nawa campaigns, the men and Tiwmei* Given Work Norwalk 886; Norwich 776; Stam C ab T a x i \ Bronze Star women of the Fleet hoppital con Attack Victim ford 722; ThompsonvlUe 293; Tor- Will Aid Army Officials Shortly before noon today a ----- NOW PLAYING — UNIMUAU.V ____ ' f In Victory Bond Drive Anti-trust authorities from white Highway Safety Com tinued their work. Killing Brown Rats rlngton 539; Waterbury 2,156 and Washington will aid General Mac- mission auto with an amplify The many sections of this mod WilllmanUc 242. Announces Increased Aiith:mn St. Solclicr Is Arthur’s officials, In. breaking up Aniiuiil Baiif(uet to Be em haven In the Jungle still stand aomE RAFT* CUIRE TREVOR Stnick on Head With 3,666 Persons Placed ing act drove up and doi^n ready for patients—the long j -/ ing. Not only are they working Now \ Awaiting Dis- Japan’s system of financial com Main street from the Center field Next Wednesday .SI6NE HASSO i In Jobs Last Half of State Nurse* to RIeet Telephone Facilities _.inche«ter’» /Total Is with the utmost zeal, but they arc bines. Jo the terminus Issuing warn wards with their twin rows of | TenlEighty Dangerous War Plitn% Wifi fiammer "Wielded by determined that this Victory Loan charge in Utah jCol. Raymond C. Kramer, chief ings to pedestrians to walk At Clubhouse beds, the laboratories, the air-1 Passing Motorist Month of Octdber Now $58,100 as the shall be a personal challenege to of MacArthur’S economic section, conditioned surgery rooms, the ; To Humans; Partner New Haven, Nov. 8.—(If)—The For Faster Service carefiillv and cross only at the galley, pharmacy, dental clinlC:—f Get 'fax fiefunds 41st annual 'meeting of the. Con Women’s Division every loyal American to do his or Private First Claaa Raymond B. said today that the government crosswalks. The annual banquet of the Hartford, Nov, 8—(If)—About 41 her part.” apcclaliata are coming to Japan even a theater 'and a Red Cross Poison Does Not Kill Ambler, Pa., Nov. 8—(J)—Jus necticut State Nurses Association Carroll, aon of, htr. and Mrs. John During the past few months .Army and Nayy club will be held *->S ✓ / MV per cent of the Job referrals made / DIAL/5141 Continues Phone, Calls Where.I'nlts Operate in the near future. He doesn’t recreation building. Other Animals tine Hume, 18-year-old Sitamford, will fie held here Nov. 15 and 16 Carroll, of. 19’ Aubumn street. Is there has been several fatali at the clubhouse Wednesday Hartford, Nov. 8.—(JT—A by 18 U- S- Employment service it has been announced, In con It might be well to list Just stationed at Fort I^iglas, Utah, have nearly enough manpower to Plus: “Senorita From the West” Oonn., girl, told Upper Dublin carry out the huge Job. ties on Main street In the busi ni'ght, Nov. 14 with a turkey din Salvaging Merchant Ships fund of 9321,152.24 in corporation offices in Connecticut between Oct. junction with a meeting of 'the Manchester—the Home of Vic- where the different organizations awaiting discharge umjer the Ar ness section. Feeling that by. By Harrison Humphries township police today she was Connecticut State \League op ' tory Bonds—for that is truly what afe working, as some of the sub my point system. \ The most Immediate task In warning the pa.sscrsby on the ner being .served beginning at 7 BUY A BOND HERE NOW taxes to 40 Connecticut war struck on the hsod a half dosen 15 and 31 resulted in placing 3,666 liquidation of the zalbatsi,i, Kra o’clock: Members of the club are Tokyo, Nov. 8—(/P)— A Tokyo Washington, Nov 8—(/P)—Ten- persons in empIo}rment, It was said Nursing /Education. Manchester Is these days: the scribers to the bonds might want On Aug. 6, 1943, after ^ grad mer said, is selection of a Japan street, ' possible accidents In And Receive • Free Ticket To eighty, the powerful new rat kUl- plants as a result 1>f war ountract times with a hammer wielded by a today by USES State Director to Credit a sale to some psrtlcular uation' from I Manche.ste^IIigh the future may be cut down, asked to re.gister at the club by company today began the ten-year town that is not letting the price ese commission which, with Allied Tuesday night if they intend to bo Job of salvaging 60 Japanese mer See tho Premier of “Weekend er, haa an effective partner in an cancellation or renegotiation since passing motorist last night and William J. Fitzgerald. , . of Victory go unpaid for, has in unit. The Anderson-Shea, Veter school in June of that year/ Pri supervision, will execute terms of the experiment was tried. V-J day has been approved by the knock^ unconscious as she wait New Haven led with 764' Job ans 'of Foreign Wars Auxiliary is vate Carroll entered military ^ r - at the banquet. chant ships sunk by submarines At The WaldorT’ PUying Next other poiaon developed during the vested the sum o f'$53,100 in Vid> a free trade declaration. The I'lub's board of governors is along the west coast of Hokkaido State Finance Advisory commit ed for a Philadelphia-bound bus on placements during the two-weCks at Watkins Brothers; Dllworth- vlce'and trained at Fort Bonn ing, Tuesday Night. war. It’s called ANTU. tee. a street corner . Fresh Sea Food Market ' tory Bonds to date through the cf- ' The commission will acquire In charge of preparations. Arnold period;' Bridgeport was second Ojmell Post, American Legion Georgia -and Camp Qaraon. ColoX in the final weeks of the war. Meeting here Wednesday, the. The girl was found lying uncon-! wanowsi » m r couwea : forts of its Victory ' Volunteers, Aiikiliary at the Municipal build ^holding company stocks of the Paganl will cater. Following the SclentlsU expect both to become with 642, and Hartford third with 139 NORTH MAIN STREET rado, before going overseas in committee also allocated 9152,250 scious by the roadside'land taken -______f r Tosterday's sales amounted to ing; Catholic Ladies of Columbus imilles Which control Mitsui, Mlt- dinner there will bo entertainment important weapon* in man’s re 567. «i0,300. August of 1944. His outfit, the 104 sitbish!, Sumitomo and Yasuda To Photostat provided by a professional bureau. lentless war against destructive, for the purchase of equipment, In to Ablngtqn Memorial hospital Job openings Oct. 31 in .the DiONNE'QUINTS' at the J. W. Hale. Corporation and '’Tlmberwolf” Infantry Division, cluding bed and surgical instru- where several stitches were made alWays rely on this grsst rub for Chairman Harold C. Alvord to Hadns.«ah at Cheney Rrothers, If iino\pay them Ir. government An added feature will be selec disease-spreading rats. state’s four major cities were,: day praised the workers in this saw 195 consecutive days in front bond^ MacArthur haa not de tions by the Silk City quartet. Teh-eighty is more toxic to rats n)pnts for the Rocky Hill Veter to close five deep gashes in her. o-Weds to Hold Hartford, 3,425; New Haven 2,335; last drive and said that he was de you wish ttKcrcdIt a bond to one line combat in Frabce, Holland, Papers Free than any other known rodentlclde ans home, and approved $316,000 scalp, police said. Waterbury, 2,156, and Bridgeport, COAGHSVeOLDS OUR CHOICE LINE of these unit's, you have only to Belgium and Germany. Private cided the sjze or personnel of the Club members are reminded of lighted with the showing made. commission. the Armistice Day program on* DANCING except strychnine. But It also kills for the construction of new State Miss Hume, a student at the 2,091. CMM't Mifd tell the Victory yplunteer that you Carroll wears the Bronze Star, the Highway department garages at School of Horticulture for Women Monte Carlo Party •Trae spirit of cooperation between wish such and siieh an organiza Other sbiirees said that no pol Sundnv. They will meet at the other animals and 1* dangerous to , Other Pla45Mnents MUSTErQLE VlrtOry Volunteers and the invest- Purple Heart for woupds received icy regarding possible prosecution humans. Norwalk and Fairfield. here, said she was waiting for the Placements by other offices for FOR FRYS— FOR BAKE or BROIL— tion to receive the credit and it at' Merkin, Germany; three battle Local Insurance. Man to club at 9:45 a. m. to take part In \ ;ors,” said Mr. Alvord "has been of Zaibateu raiciale on war crim the parade and to attend church Every Thurs. and Sal. Evening Specific Poison For Brown Rat Other allotments approved by bus when a sedan "drove up so the two weeks were: Ansonla 98; , Markorel. Cod, Blue, Sal ■ particularly heartening and I feel will be taken care of".,," stars and the Combat ^adge. Give Copies of Dis ANTU, on the other hand, Is a close I thought it would knock me A Monte Carlo party will be Bristol 50;'- Danbury 118; Daniel Oysters, Clams, FIIIet\;of mon and Fillets. Deliver During EY-enlng ' Since retutiiing to the States In inal chargee nas been received service at Center Congregational the committee: Cody . Iladdork, Solo and £roud of the Job being done here from WaalilngtoX^and np action Is church following whlqji they wlU specific poison for the Norway rat, Payment to hospitals for state down. held In the Banquet hall of Center son lid; Meriden 90; -Middletown I Manchester.” For those people who arg not at July, 1945, he has been stationed charges to Veteraps or brown rat, which Inhabits every "Something hit me—I thought 50; New Britain 177; New London Ocean Porch. CHOWDERS — COCJK- at Camp Snn Ltils Obispo and planned at present There has proceed to the hospital. aid. cases, 913,000; (Connecticut church Friday, Nov. 9 at 8 p. m. Mrs. Cheoey PIcaHed home during the day, arrange been some agitation, even among DEPOT SQUARE GRILL state in the union. It Is less effect- river pollution (from state ptlson It was the side mirror on the car,” by the (Jo-Weds. 174; Norwalk 117; Norwich 71; __Typewriter^ TAILS or STEW— Mrs. John P. Cheney, Jr., chair ments have been made to deliver Camp Knight In California. .Tapanese.' for MacA^hur. to try Thomas E. Dannaher, repre tive against the ‘ Alexandrine, or cannery waste) survey, 91,000; she recounted. "Then I saw a man Stamford 136; Thompstfllvllle" 86) FOR STEAKS— QuahogH, Cherrystones, man of the Women’s Division of bonds during the evening hours.- The citation accompanying his 14 DEPOT .SQUARE TELEPHONE 3835 black rat, which is also numerous leaning out the window with alior- Members will bring samples i of Waterbury 260, and W'lllimantic Bronze Star Med.sl reads a.s fol leading Zaibateu officers. senting the, Thomas E. Dannaher pholoflourometer for a^cultural Halibut, Salmon, Sword, ^'fJttle Necks and Open Manchester. War Finance commlt- Just tell the Victory Volunteer and To Return Puppet Officials in this country. It does not kill experiment station, New Haven, lible leer oh his face. He had a their bobbles at this meeting as a 65. ■ Cleaned Repaired Cod and Blue. Oyrter*. ' tas, had nothing but praise for her lows; Insurance Agency, announced to Was at Guam big hammer In his hand. Lwas so Job openings as of Oct. 31 in the time of delivery will be ar General MacArthur’a headquar day that hia office will run a free rabbits, chickens and many other 9325; temporary ' maintenance second feature of the program workers. "'Their efforts.” said she. ranged to suit your convenience. "Private First Class Rayniond ters ginnounced today approval of Try Our Delicious Pizza animals and is not deadly to hu state - fuel emergency office, 91.- scared I Just froze. The hammer This will serve as a get-acqualnted “are a direct confirmation of the Still other people have foui.d It B. Carroll (Arpiy Serial No. 31- photostat service for all honor seemed to pass before my face and Overhauled a request by the Chinese govern ably discharged veterans of World mans. 280; t improvement technical fa session for Cto-Weds with common .fact that women will never give up more convenient to pick up their .380761): Infantry, Company C, 415 ment for the return to China of At War’s End The black rat is believed to have cilities, New London docks, 97,- then it came down 'on my head Interests. ; : When Uiers la a Job that needs do- bonds at the bank, and In this ca.se Infantry, United States Army, is War II. Lz>cal yeterans wl)p wish been brought to this country In the with an awful crash. . . . As I lypmpt Pick-Up Service Nanking puppet government offl-' to have their discharges photo 500; Rocky .Hill. Veterans, home, Jilr, (uid Mrs. (Jharles Crockett FENDER AND FRESH LOBSTERS Just tell the Volunteer to mark It awarded tlie Bronze Star Medal cials who were In Japan at the first ships from Europe. The brown plans and specifications for re sank to my knees hel hit me four are chairmen of the committee ■«lephonr2-l506 or 8275 "hold at the Bond Department” for heroic achievement • in connec stated may do so free of charge Loral Sailor Helped in rat first made Its appearance in or five times more.” planning this meeting. Other com time of the surrender. by simply dropping In at Mr. placements, 97,500; to finance BODY WORK THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ; iMMVf Stains, Md Naw Sparicla la and you can pick It up the next tion‘w;Hh military operations In Allied counter • intelligence 1775. It gained footholds at the Connecticut Labor-Management mittee members are Mr. and Mrs. Manchester day, all made out aa you wish. Holland on 25 Oct. 1944. Acting M Dannaher’s office at 52 Bigelow Hospital While Japs various seaports and gradually C. Donald Makepeace, co-^alr- SOLIMKNE & FLAGG Open Tuesdaj’ Through Saturday, 8:30 A. M. to 7 P. M. named nine Chinese who served street. ‘l l ’g the Talk of the Town* council, 95,000 from governor’s DENTAl PIATES Don't forgst that the Bond De 1st scout in his unit's first maneu the Japanese-dominated adminis Wfere Still There spread inland, driylng out the contingent fund; renovation of Episcopal Women men; Mr. aiid Mrs. Versey McBride ' INC. Typewriter Exchange Thursdays Until 9 P. M. partment of the bank will be open ver against the Snemy, Private tration. However, the Eighth Mr. Dannaher stated thatlhls smaller black rat. two houses at Fairfield State hos and Mr, and Mrs. .Roy Warren. 634 Uentei St. Tel. 5101 Carroll sighted an eneijjy outpost, office will handle this courtesy for THE N EW ------= The brown rat thrives best In Refreshments will be served. ^ i b M U SH IN ^ from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. to aell Army has reported the arrest of Fleet Hospital 111, Guam (De pital, 915,000. Bonda—drop in and buy a Bond." signalled his Information to his two others, both in the puppet the veterans as’he is one himself. the temperate kone. The black rat Meet Tomorrow platoon leader and Jed the platoon Ministry of Education. Two free photostat copies will be layed)—Emil M. Dickenson, Sea predominates In some places In the K l« « h « n i t m tttr . k » r» - across an open field to flank the given to every veteran who drops man, Fir.at Class, 35 Bigelow southern states and along the gulf Rpa<'e .\Uotted for Filers sighted outpost. Private CarrojI In to see Mr. Dannaher. One copy ! street, Manchester, Conn., was Fair Trade Plan ItMe* ts a tiau •> vatar. • > ••!» OAK GRILL coast. Hartford, Nov. 8—Dr. Francis •*{ KltaaHa. P m la l tlataa. WiMlaraiUn. accompllshecl this so quickly and will be pocketbook size and the 1 helping to carry on the work of Jawbreaking Chemical Name m i 4*alan aSara 4t«aapaar. Yaar txlk Tokyo, Nov.^—W— The Far smoothly that the enemy were be other larger. i this hospital, whose foundation Cho-mln Wei, prosident of Central •Mrida Ilka aaw. Aak raar araftiil ing killed before they were aware Post Office ! was laid "lit a Jungle thicket while "For Your Eating Pleasure*Today! ANTU la the abbreviation of the To Be Applied (Jhlna College, who has Just ar % titt far Kkanlla. E o t Air Forces haa been alloted Loral veterans who desire addi jawbreaking chemical name al- shipping space for 11,679 men, pL^the presence ,of American tional Information may- call • Mr. that thicket still was infested by phanaphthylthiourea. rived in this country by plane to enough to start home all Its 60- Jroops. Private Carroll’s alertness, Dannaher at 5863. Japs, when word of the war’s end ^OAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF lEENITE f/ie Brushless Way Clerks Elect Its discovery, admittedly acci- Bridgeport, Nov. 8.—(ff) — The take up his duties as professor of ■point enlisted 'men thla mopth. coolness, and daring were Instru Mr. Dannaher, a graduate of reached here. • dental, la credited -to Dr. Curt P World (Jbristlanlty at the Union Kleealle 'Boday At Wieldoo October shippings cleared"^ all, mental In the utter route of the Manchester High school, served From its beginning as hardly s o u t h e r n FRIED CHICKEN Richter of Johns Hopkins hospital General Electric Company will Theological Seminary In New York : Co. - J. W. Hale Corn. - C«n- F.E.A.F. enlisted personnel^above" enemy at this point. His courage In the Marine Corps with the anything more than a few mess fair trade its small electrical ap^ (Jity, will address the afternoon and devotion to duty exemplify the BAKED HAM STEAKS in Baltimore. > Uolnn’s Pharmacy 78 points and all offices above Frank Ziinnierman In Third Marines In the South Paci and emergency tents, the hospi C:hemlcala that make up the ro pliances at the retail price level. session of the Sixty-fifth Annual All Good Druggists. 85. highest standards of the American fic and was honorably discharged tal now has grown to 2,000-bed VEAL SCALLOPINE WITH MUSHROOMS denticlde ANTU had been used Fall Meeting of the Connecticut soldier. Entered military service Again President of It was reported today by C. W. Branch of the Woman’s Auxiliary Sept. 30 after 28 months of active capacity, besides Including living safely In making taste tests In hu Theleen, manager of traffic appli z frpm Manchester, Conn.” Local Fcdefalion i duty;' He enlisted in the Marines facilities for the staff. Its build mans. Dr. Richter, in working on to be held In (Jhrist (Jhurch Cath- ...... « , -__ DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT ance stUes for the company’s Ap edfal, Hartford, tomorrow. August, 1942, and after basic ings cover an 80-acrc plot. a taste problem, fed a little phenyl pliance ' and Merchandise depart Training at Parris Island, Joined The main body .of the hospital thicurea to rats In his laboratory. The meeting will be opened at Manchester Local No. 1592. Na To the Tune* of ment. 10:15 a. m. with a celebration of Jap Payment tional Federation of Post Office the 10th Marine Division for ac personnel and a 'great portion of Next day the rats were dead. Covered by the new policy are tive service in the Southwest Pa the materials were landed at He continued his study of the Holy (Jommunion In the Cathedral Mobilheat Fuel OjJ/v 7-1Oc gal. Clerks, held its annual election of cific. ART McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA clocks, Irons, mixers, toasters, Rt. Rev. Frederick G. Budlong, officers last evening at which Guam Oct. 6, 1044. On Jan. 3. poisonous qualities of the sub roasters, coffee makers, waffle ♦ Plan Tackled Me participated in the Invasions * 1945, while construction still wm stance urtder a grant from the Of bishop of the Elpiscopal Diocese of President Frank Zimmerman and FINE WINES — LIQUO^ AND BEER irons, sandwich grills, portable Connecticut, will he the celebrant. his entire staff of officcra was re of Bougainville and Guam as a ' going on, the first patients were fice of Scientific Research and De Mobil Kerosene gallon 9c member of a weapons outfit. received. These were the sick and velopment. ANTU waS' the res\ilt. heaters, heating pads and heat The Rev. Henry Mattacks will be (Continued from Page One) elected. lamps, sun lamps, fans and auto the preacher. Mr. Mattacks was In (lu lots of 25 nUbns or more). The local was fortunate in being Prior to entering the service he injured from Navy and Marine Ehctenslve tests conducted in was clerk -of the Manchester Town forces based on the island. On 30 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3894 ■ Baltimore showed that one pound matic blankets. charge of the parish at Zamboan the po8.honD for your loor CALL: 34304.1(1 I vice ministers that about 6.000,000 membership. Made to Jump Into Well COMPANY OF 100 40 GORGEOUS MODELS — 40 sample ANTU, poisoned bait again. With Little Worry demobilized service men and dta- The meeting was preceded by One by one they were made to IN SENSATIONAL NEW REVUE ices to be held at St. Joseph’s Eat, talk. laugh or aneeie without Poison 1080 Is not recommended cathedral, Nov. 22, it was announc (ear of Insecure false teeth dt-npping. Don’t borrow uanKMtsrIly, but service. A loan at 'ParaontT sa- charged war.workers, were in need a supper. Everybody reported a Jupip Into the well, Umali said. for use by persdns inexperienced slipping,or wabbling. FASTBEN'TII It s loan U th . best solution to tabllahaa your credit batlonwlda of Jobs. most enjoyable evening. “Why my time came, about 200 in handling poisons. Its use so far ed at the episcopal residence yes holda platea flrmer and more com your problem. 'Ptrsonart' 1-vtilt St nasriy 400 omcea. Call ua to Jljl News agency reported ■ that already- had Jumped and after 1 I: t-LLJ has been limited to rodent control terday. The Rev. Raymond La- fortably. This pleasant powder has no strvics is tht tlmt-tayln| way to day If you need $10 to *300 to 206,533 demobilized soldiers and Jumped, at least another 100 fol Fontaine, faculty member at St, gummy, gooey, pksty taste or feeling. ■at ona. Just phone ua your ap aid relatives, pay debts or for by the Army, Navy, Public Health Thomas’ seminary, Bloomfield, Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaltne plication. Than make ona visit any other worthy purpose. civilians had .been repatriated Admiral Hits lowed me.” / service and Fish and^tldlife ser (nbn-acid). Checks "plate odor” (den- to our oOkia by appointment (on since the surrender, but that 6.- Before Japanese soldiers cover 2 BIG FIRST RUN vice. and (Jathollechaplaln^of the State tute breath). Get FA3TEKT.H at any your lunch hour If you wish) to 500,000 were still to be brought Merger Plan ed the well with nktive bamboo iThe government , says that until Guard, will be the celebrant. drug atore. al(n and get the cash. A loan of home. In Manchuria alone, the sheets. Umali said, they threw lh,l HITS ON ONE BILL! 1080 is tested more fully, it should ■100 costa (20 80 when promptly agency said, there are 700,000 some rocks, "droppei^ repaid In 13 monthly consecu {Li_ad Hyf6ona£ ■■■■■ a sewing i FRL, SAT., SUN. he used only by professional exter I FINANCE CO. troops and one million clvlliana. (Continued- fMni z / - Page Onej machine,” and flrei In many' minators. I ' tive installmenta of IIO.OS each. tad Fleer Loans mads on your sl|nstura State Theater Bldg. Awaiting repatriation from Korea Shota. * Suggests Spraying With DDT alona. Prompt, private, friendly Pheas MSS were 85,000 troops 'and 700,000 strategy, tactics and budget re SomeUme after midnight, the S h o Some authorities suggest that in Let F. & S. Sell Tour Property D. M. Srewa, Mgr. civilians. In Forrn'osa there were quirements,” Cooke eald. witneas continued, ^m e Filipino any large-scale rat eradication The proposals, he added, "kllow Each Eve. Orch. and 1st Rol. $8 00.98.80. 94.20t 2nd Hal. $1 JO, 92.40. Lleeaat Ne. 3(1 women sneaked to the well and program, both 1080 and ANTU We Jiave many clients w^ting for property of every the Navy to retain a so-labeled, lowered ropes up which six men UlSHlS SaL Mat- Orch. and l*t Bal. 91-80, 92.40, 93.00; 2nd Hal. 00c, 91.20 should be followed by spraying so-called 'fleet air arm.’ The ‘fleet escaped. Many of the women lib ^(including 20% tax). Please enclose payment and stamped ratnrn with DDT. description in Manchester and suburbs. If you hav^ air arm' is what was allotted to envelope. No Order Blanks are being mailed for this show. Tele erators-! were captured and never Plague, typhus and other deadly property for sale, list it with us for quick results p'^ns the British Navy by the Royal Air seen agqin. m phone Hartford 5-9117. diseases are carried by the fleas Force at the end of the First Another FiUpino, Victor Man- SCREEN i that Infest rats. DDT, these au personal atifntion. ^ World war. quiat, said be was trussed up and thorities say, would kill the^fleaa "6 6 6 “As we all knoTV, the British that otherwise might leave the marched off with 300 to another m i ^ COLD PREPARATIONS Navy entered thla war with a Na well. The one Umali had been In dead rats and carry disease to oth The F. S. Realty Compaiiy LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE, vy almost fatally defective in its was flUsd with bodies by that er animals SQd to humans. NOSE DROPS air arm and had to come to the Urns. REMEMBER!! (Tomorrow: U. S. now Independ Photos: 2-1153 and 6719 USE ONLT AS DIRECTED United States Navy to get aircraft Found Bodies of Many ent of Imported Poisons.) Weekdays, Evenings and Sundays with whlab It could defend Its En route, Manquiat dashed to shlp%from air attack and contend freedom but was hit by two of For Food At Its Boot Cuba is the outstanding Latin on even terms against a modern seven bullets Japanese soldiers America sugar producer and ex Navy aa possessed by the Japa fired after him. He returned to porter, supplying more than half nese. The development of a British the well a few days later and of the total Latin American pro air-sea offensive power was out of found the bodies of many men and duction. . , ADAMS STREET— COVENTRY LAKE— the question. • i r s C A V E Y ' S 4-Ropm Lake Front Cottage. “And yet. we have proposed here women with whom be started the •, • 4 - Family Dwelling, 4-4 C ^m tely furnished, electric ALL an-organization of the armed for march. rooms, large lot, handy to bos Manquiat eald that none of the and school. lights, electric stove, hot water ces which would put the United marchers was seen alive again. $8,500. Terms Ar- MAKES .States Navy in the same position NORTH MAIN ST.— ged. as WHS the Royal Navy In 1941 A youth from the village of An- tiopolo, EusiUo Linotoc, said he Dancing Tonight 2-FnmIly Flat, 5 rooms each from'whlch.- Inferiority It haa not apt„ oonvenienoes, large lot, / 4- Room Cottage, 16 ft. from RADIOS yet by any means fully recovered/' and hundreds of bis towmsmen 9 :.30’Til Closing. lake front. All conveniences. were marched two at a time to S-car garage. Sale Price 98J00. Completely tarnished. 93,100. The Army-and Navy developed Down 91.000. / Repaired a partherahip during the war ‘Japanese who kill people.” . Terms Arranged. which ^should be continued and He said he was pushed into a WELLS STREET— 5- Room Cottage, lake front, group of a doaen soldiers who As Usual a a a GeorgB and Ralph Reasonably should be strengthened,” O>oke 4-Famlly Dwelling, 4 room* year ’roond. AU Improvements. said. ”1''do not believe, however, stabbed him In the thighs, 'back, each apt., modern oqdvenl- Sale Price 95,100. $1,800 that the' possibility of growing co hands, stomaclC back of the neck, With Their Electric Organ and Drums. Down. THE INSTANT MAGIC OP ”I didn’t count 'howr many times— Directed hr encea, recently radecoi^sted In I Tubes Tested operation and’^lntegratlon will be kiACKOAKIE WUHaaiWaltaiea . side and oat. handy ta schools, EAST CENTER STREET— promoted by marriage forced upon I shudder whenever I remember.” “ ^ “A Treat for Dancing Feet” buses and shopplM sertlon. 7- Room Home with large Large Stock an uBwlUlng Navy.” He said be regained consciousness LAUGH NO. 2! I Good Investment- / s4le Price sonparlor and garage, la a hours later on river bank Ut 18.000. 83.000 M w n. very nice location of Olnnches- tered with the corpses of other The Finest in ter, hot water beat with oil, Parts Antipolo ruidents. "maybe a thou ADAMS 8TR|El&T— . ..i. Braplace, taU tile. Jiath, con sand.” 6-Room Single. In good con- venient to school and buses. Personal Notlcea Yamaabita Shrug* Shonldera CAVEY^S • DESIGN , ditlon. Prira 96J00. Down Sale Price flOJOO. Down Yamaiftaita was shown a picture 91,200. / 93JOO. „ M AN EXQUISITE NEW JAR Card of Thanks of Llnotoc’a 16 back wounds, and (At The Center) • WORKMANSHIP TV* wish to express our thsnks to shrugged his shoulders. COBUR^ ROAD— EAra CENTER, ST,— our neIxHbors and friends for their S-^ooniL Staigle, all ooavenl- AU-OAY K3UN0AT1ON, fomoui The defense announced it would 6-R^om Single, nR eonvenl- sympathy and kindnes.s at the death of attempt to show that the kiUing • MATERUL laclndlng steam heat, eaedgt, inhlndlng ell hot water for its long-kisting, avar-clinging our husband and father. Also for = LATE STAGE SHOW(^ S A T . U SUii. at lO! those who loaned their cars and aent of more than 12,000 civilians 4n the Llo annparlor and 8re- heat, I-car garage, Breplace, magic, now comet In on exciting 589-841 dowers. We especially extend thanka rich old Batangaa province town very nice location, ban- large, lot and nice location. MAIN 89 to the Knifthts of Columbus, Gammons of Llpa was in retaliation for con DAV ' ReiDirdless of the type of ’ to schools, buses and stores. Price $11,000. Terms Ar new jar Inspired by a priceless Chinese A Iloaglund Co. and amployets, and stant night attacks on .Japanese Memorial you may deatre, Price $13,000. Down ranged. antique fade, holding Instantaneous Mother'! Clrclea. Wa are grateful to r.wsuN. Open Tharsday Until 9 P M. the American Red Croai and others communications tines by Filipino IN we can design, produce and 9SJ00 COVENTRY— beouty for your face i ., put it on and- who assisted In trying to locate our guerrillas. place it fdr you. We guar Farm, 39 acres. Mostly till- Closed Saturday At 5:30 P. M. eon and brother. Commission members then ruled 20 ANDOVER- forget it, sure that the4nimitabie, . antee every Memorial wi sMe. 1-Room Home, with all Mra. C. 'HcCluakay aifd family. that they would bear limited tes WEST STREET eeuvenienoes. Bara equipped well-groomed soignee look Is going to timony on guerrilla action but WUIAM JOAN build to be lastingly sgtia to tie up 20 bead cattle. Sale stay right with you oil doy long. warned that they would not con factory., / S' Room Honae, oil convenl- Price 98,000. Down $8,000. sider It grounds for excusing cruel- BENDIX • BLONDELL tndndtng.. steam . JMaL;. oil, tall bath, copper '"ND. CIWENTRY— ~ pffpirtri t ed by-Japan w -sol- m SILYERS. dlers. MANCHESf ER plnmbitag, Inlaid linoleum In 8- room House, aU conven- The prosecution wound up Its Idtchen mmI bath. Continaous iencFs, poultry bouse. It acraa presentation of Manila testimony . water.' Attrnrtive locsfloa . land,' 3-car garage, good loea- AU-OAY rOUNOATlON CUAA, |J25 vrtth.. introduction.-of.a- deposition MEMORIAL ;r lake. Price $5 JOO. Terms ''tion ' in the country. Price In 7 ihadai declaring that Red Cron pack Arranged. . 98J50. Down flJOO ages intended for American civil .COMPANY ian Internees were found looted In ------END t o n ig h t ------A Almritl Prop. Cali 5105 for Additional Information <)n Any of These FOR PRODUCE COUNTER the head()uarters of Yamashlta Properties. who today observed his 60th birth “CHRISTMAS IN CONN.** ! ‘OR PiSAUI ■ AND HARRISON WELDON DRUG GO. GOOD SALARY TO START 5ipAy WEEK day. “CISCO KID RETURNS** STREETS PRESCRiPTloj ALLEN REALTY COMPANY PHARMACISTS Heads of colleges and univer TRUEPRONB 1781 OR S ttl ||k MAIN STREET Apply Manager, 717 Main St; Bu.v Bonds Hera for a Free w An Lines of Insurance, Inrluiltng ^fo tgagra t e l e p h o n e 5321 sities in. America are known as Ticket To the Victory Bond Open Sunday* 055 51AIN STREET V TELIVIIONBILETII 5106 I presidents, rectors, ehaacaUors, -Show, State Theater, Nov. IS- provosts .an4 ptlncipgls. F Boy DIraet nad Bara Moaeyl 1 Vi-.f
■ y - MAHCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1945 PACE LGEFOUR IMANCHESTEK EVENING HEKAM), MANGHES’ITEK. CG NN/THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1945
• -v-:. which Russia .hag not yet Joined, and negotiations - etmoerning the Urges Cabinet Trade School *arents m four-power ' _ THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC IFA CO, tdvoci ☆ _ ------, ^ __ increase Army, Hhupr Roll * iib'f*^, ® High School Tuesday _ ■ ’ ’ v' ■■■' ' ORANGES ; .9 ' ne t'b' Wscuss 'IVfurgliul D iirkee .licatj^e-4)HU' mders Direc|p.r Echmalian ■flORlDA-SWEET . O ' 0 | S C . ’4 in JllH . 1L1t?^SJZE-2f6's ' f c O O z D l J ^ovel Program to Be , Iiistriictiotis for Paniife’ manlfesti''"’The _____^ One) Gives Nameis .4ml Ghurrh ProfTraiii merit, despite the retu, Leading Studeil^' Held in Observant of who spent the year of mllltar CleaF. clvllhiit ntrol Education Week; I'o domination in eclipse because ot , military b ra n ^ . ^ " t James \y Diirkee. who has been their liberalism,, contain mgriy ^Ivlliaii. ebntroi' ^ Director John G. Eolimallan of SRAPEFRUli Open WHIy Am named marshal for the Armistice men of conservative,.-h'oelal aijd trlhuttyj^i to the orderly 'deVel the., Howell Cheney Technical aORIDA THIN SKIN ebonomlc view’s/^.'I^iggi.^r* known' ment'df bur Federal aystei School announced today that Day parade to be held Sunday, twelve boys have made the school's JUICY-SIZE 64'j 2 ^ . 1 5 ' ' ■ Tuesday evening. November 13, to fear the dkngs'r Of commiiniza- Austin continued Inlan Intervl ha.s Issued his orders for the par tlon if Russian influence becomes “We must have carb .we do ,,^t^ 'onor Roll during the months of ■CAUFORNIA SOLID A , the Manchester High school facul ade. This Includes the lino of strong. spoil this counterbalance to Slid- eptember and October. LEHUCE CRISP HtAOS A HD9 ty will observe National Education march to the Center Church where -The elemrical department leads CAUF(/RNIA Fear Russian Exeesaes - den and unforeseen ch'ange.s in our g YOUNG TCNOCR A FCH* Week by Inviting the parenU of the veterans will attend’,services, Stories of Russian excesses In civil government.” in the nui^ber of boys on the list CARROTS Jiigh school pupils to become the reassembling and the march to with six Witb{ three from the ma northern Korea have wide cur Influenced by Pollttcal Outlook YELLOW TURNIPS 3 c 10> “school pupils" once again, Princi the .\Ianche.ster MeprorlaJ hospital rency among Japanese leaders, chine de|lai'tm|ent and two from pal Edson M. Bailey announced to grounds for the services to be who profess to fear similar devel . MacArthur noted that although the carpentry (lepartment and one ALMOND'NUT MEATS 59* day. The plan provides an oppor held at the monument. ther«. opments If there should be a ter the president is commander-ln- from drafting. ' r y tunity for all parents to meet the The orders: ritorial division of Japan among chief his decisions are "non-pro Tlroae on' Honor Roll SALTED NUTS ASSORTED * teachers of their sons and daugh Having been appointed marshal the Allle.s after the others Join'the fessional” and “influenced to some FollowiirgNja the list: NEW CRDP WALNUTS Uo* 4E« ters and to become more familiar of the A'rmistice Day. parade, I Americans, and If the Russians for extent by the political outlook of ■ Carpentry Dept.; George Bid- svith the daily routine of the hereby take command and appijint instance should be allotted the the United States because the well. Stuart' Grlsel. SUPERMARKETS CIDER cAtOS* School. The program opens at 7:30 James McCullough chief of staff. northern island of Hokkaido, which president of the United States, Drafting Dept.: Chester Small. NEW 1945 CROP HGS p.m. The following aides will report la in American hands. whoever he may be, has been, and Electrical Dept.: Rudolph Lugln- Parents will be asked to meet to the chief of staff at the Army official American always will be by our system of bubl, John Marston, Edward Nie- Layer CAurosNiA 23« Vkq* 48> in their son's or daughter's home and Navy CTub at 9:4.'5, Sunday confirmation of. or comment on government, .8 servant of politics. mlc, Walter Nowak, Joseph Pla- (dom Just as pupils meet in these Nov. 11. these Korean reports, since there "He depends upon the suffrage der, John Zapareaky. Callforaia Finger *pk°g 24* ''iocmis every day. There they will Edson M. Balley Donald Hemniingway, Army is no communication between the of the people, and to survive he Machine Dept.: Robert Eryer, Black Missloa CALIFOSNIA *K0^ 17« receive a program card which con- Prlncipel, High School and Navy Club. American and Russian zones In has to yiel(i to some extent to the Harold Pease, Alfred Surowlec. ' tainh the daily schedule of the pu- Francis Miner. American Le Korea. But. there has been Ameri suffrage of the people. . . . There Black Missloa CALIFOSNIA Vxu* 35* Ml. Notices containing directions gion. can disappointment over the lack have hardly been two (presidents) for the remainder of the evening of cooperation there. .will be read. The "Sessidh" Wlir Fred %aker, Britlsh-Amerlcan who have the same' concept as to Pupils Present War Veteran's. Present progress of Russlan- what their duties are.” Husbands! Wives! VfOTva g m /« e en with an assembly in the as Bertie .Moseley, Veterans of Chinese negotiations concerning The general said military de V sembly hall. The assembly i- pro-. Foreign Wars. the occupation of Manchuria, In 50 gram will be provided by the high partment leaders "have suffered Want new Pep and Vim^? Fine Program Ernest Peterson, Disabled which the United States is involv frightfully In the past” because JhoitMiida of roupl« Ere irorn«out. iv $ 4 school musical clubs, and A Cap- ed because American transports bAutud fioUfiy ptckim borir Uck* For orw LB BAG pella choir, the Round Table sing American Veterans. they did not know what went on vim. vltAlltr. trjr Ottnn ToniO TAbWU. Coouiau U S NO. 1-ilZt A Frank Fenton. Spanish War are carrying the Chinese forces in the cabinet sessions. iron too, for pop; AltO'fui MAINE 01 CONN ers, the Boys' choir, and the high thither, is being keenly followed ltAnUp.Bi. ______„ W 'm'm ■ school band with’ brief talks on I Eight Graders of Bar Veterans. Lack ProfMaional Knowledge or UM At All drug noret tvArywbcrA. h Andrew Holzheimer. Yankee here as a test of harmony among nil m m m f high school education by Superin-1 the powers that crushed Japan. ”It is no answer to say the sec I , -tendent Arthur H. Illing and Prin-1 nard School Give Flay Division. V|l W iw». V W| Alfred t’alshaw. Marine Corps Debate Russia’s New Role retary of war and the secretary of cipal Edson M. Bailey. j For Junior Red Ooss the Navy are present.” MacArthur After the assembly, parents will j League. Among Americans here there is Leonard Aceto, Italian War Vet the same disagreement and debate continued. "They are not the pro be invited to go through the daily Eighth grade pupils in the Barn fessional heads of the services. ! PINEHURST ' routine of their son or daughter, erans. as at home concerning Russia’s ard school enjoyed a performance Color hearers for all units bear new role In world affairs and the . . . However they may want to —5 — 2 . - ^ 4 5 : “Reoltations" will be entirely un of the play "Humanity’s Flag," at protect professional interests, they MEAT prepared and parents are assured ing National, or orzantzatlon’a difference between her- concept of fklllfklf'ClIC NATIVE that teachers will "spring'’ no the assembly period this morning. colors will report to the chief of democracy and the American or haven't the professional knowledge ullluliCIld '. 2hto'3Tubs. l6v39 This afternoon the dramatic club staff at 9:55. British brands. Some express con to do so, and they are not able to | DEPARTMENT quizzes. Parents will have an op repeated the play for the seventh come back and tell the services portunity to meet teachera and to Members of all units participat fidence that sufficient understand Fresh Oysters learn more about the apeclflc ob- grade children. y ing In church service will march ing can be reached to permit com what went on.” » The Red Cross Club of Grade 8 pletion of the American-style dem The general said he saw no Cod Fillets LARGE FOWL .42' Jectlvea of each subject. Regular also presented to the scholars the behind massed colors to the Cen study periods will afford an op- ter Congregational church, leav ocratization program, already well "danger” in his suggestion be Fresh Mackerel history and functions of the Na advanced under MacArthur. The cause "no man can be a conspira •portunlty to' visit other school fa tional diildren’s Red Cross fund,^ ing the Army and Navy (ilub at Cod Steak VEAL LEGS “ if .32* / cilities such as the library, the 10:15. opposing view is that Russia wants tor against the government of the Steak Pollack cafeteria, and the gymnasium, or drive for which Is nqjv on. The to see Japan Sovietized. Some United States In any way shape program follows: All units will reassemble at apeak of the danger that the do or form if he sat in at cabinet either of the two school offices. Part I—"The National Child 12:15 under direction of the chief VEAL RUMP R0AST °fZ° .32* Members of the Student Council of staff at the rear of the Munici cile Japanese people might again meetings with him having' respon MILK FED VEAI. Will act as guides to aid "pupils” ren's Fund": History of the Fund become regimented for war-like sibility for the military. forces. Veal L ejfs-----.... .lb. 37c —Jean A.spinwall, Nancy Crock pal building. purposes under Russian domina RIB VEAL CHOPS ' .37* in finding their class rooms. ett; What the Fund Is—Jean Hew Parade Order Boneless Veal Roasts Attendance is not restricted to tion. “Take where revolutions flour 34* 2 t* X' itt; What the Fund Does Barbara Police Flscort. MacArthur is known to believe ish. down in Central and South ’ Veal Chops Shoaider "^aoi’NW La Haatbarg ^"No”pon?T$*'* La the parents of high school pupils. Harmlni Gift Boxes and School Marshal anej Staff. Anyone interested in the work of Colors. that It would be a great thing for .America. You will find that' the Pinehurst Farm Fresh Veal Lola ^hopspomt, ls 40* Cod Fillets l.3 2 * the school la cordially Invited to Equipment—Joyce Crahe; War the world If.Japan could be Chris leaders are men who have not been attend. Nurseries — Annmarle Mullen; Salvation Amfy Band. tianized, although he feels that Connected with the government.” POULTRY Veal Cutleta S polnia La 42* Siaelts extra ui*ac La 19* Food and aothlng—Judith Woods. Ladies Auxiliaries. this would be difficult because of Veterans Units, World War I and Tender Young Turkeys Fraikforts no polnia La 37* Haekerel FRESH CAPL L.1S* Barbara Yurkshot; How the Fund Japanese materialism and aloof 54c pound la Maintained—Lila Gagnon, Patty World War II. ness. But with the destruction of no point! LB 31* aiimNO eiNT 89* X- Rember; The.Future of the Fund Organizations not connected (We are now taking or Bologaa Oysters To Show Pictures militarism, its strong. spiritual "FT' —Jean Griswold; The L'.'e of with Veteran Organization. weapon, the naUonal Shinto ciilt, Local Priest ders for Thanksgiving poul ■X . At St. Marv’s Hall Henry Dunant - Jacqueline Ubei t. Spanish War Veterans. has suffered a draatlo loss of con try. It will be well to or Part II—Junior Red CrossSpng; Gold Star Mothers and Fathers fidence. ~ ffere’s a new euggestion , . . Bug Junior Red Cross Pledge. I in c a rs ) . Makes Address der Capons and Turkeys Part III: Has M'elcomed dinrchmen now). "Thy Will Be Done,” a Mund | Disabled Veterans (In cars). The supreme commander baa HALF-TURKEYS' 53' motion picture, will be shown in Play—Dramatic Oub—"Human Line of March Fresh F ow l...... lb. 42c You got mort turkoy moat for loot monty. It'a otty ity’s Flag”: welcomed the arrival in Japan of Father Timmins Princi* to cook . . . and tatlor to carvt, too. St. Mary’s parish hall at 7:45. to Center street to Main, north to a delegation representing the morrow evening. ’The public has Introduction and cast of charac Haynes street to hospital grounds. Council of Churches .of Christ In pal Speaker at A. A» Native Fryers or Broilers been invited. There will be no ters by Helen Amback; Norma,. Aides will stand by- to assist at 48c pound ^ admission charge since this is a Marcia Keeney; Sylvia. Barbara Memorial service. America and previously an arch New York Banquet Kloppenbuig; Tohla, Molly Mc bishop of the Catholic church. He Large Roasting Chickens ac picture distributed for education Memorial address—Rev. James has given them facilities to help Eight O’clock 2.’ \4H< al purposes. At a similar event Bride; Ada mo, Gary Beckwith; A. Young, Church of the Naza- . 48c pound Madame Zaney. Marilyn Francis; their studies of the fate of Japa Rev. James P. Timmins, of St. last year a plate was left Nat the rene. ^ nese Christianity during the war Bridget's church, was the principal Nectar Tea °»o? Vg34‘ | door for contributions toward Theresa. Ruth Smlthj*Angela, Lola and the prospects of renewed mis speaker at the llth annual ban Link Sausage bringing the picture and operator Prokopy: Madame Tostin, Helen Grote & Weigel's FruitCocktaiPt!^rc.:32>^| to Mancbeater. It la expected that VVachtel; Madame Herman, Mari sionary efforts In the new era. quet of Alcoholics Anonymous held this pnctlce will be repeated. lyn Gleason; Henri Dunant. Ralph MacArthur has no present plans In the Hotel Cbmmodore, New Frankfurts Grapefruit Juice a°N 27'^| Four of the laymen of St. Kennedy: Voland, Joan Schuetz; Task ill Japan for returning to the United States. York Cltyi last night. Sliced Tongue Bonita, Ruth Gibson; Toni, Walter He la known to regard his respon Rev. Timmins, who was instru »•*. NO 2 I a e I Mary’s had an opportunity to at sibility for directing the vast pro mental in organizing the local Jellied Corned Beef Green beam RILtABLE CAN 14 tend a abowing of "Thy Will Be Blatter.r Beef Kidneys V Done" last month, and returned Stage Manager, Ramon Longttin; May BeCiided gram of democratic changes he branch ice maintenance of the present basic morning and the.offlfce of. Station The Board of Education needs transportation for CAMAY SOAP llVORY FLAKES J o r refreshments will be Fred character of the occupation, with A will be opened at 7 a.m. and 12 children, from Birch Mountain to Highland execution and responsi close for the d«:^at 10 a.m ^ , J^RCE wMeans committee; Mr. and Mrs. ' SoJodayA- Vesper-servlce at the bility pfimarily'IrTaccordance iHW .3;.^ Park.-aiid Nathan.-Hale 8 eh o ^ ; Bnd^Jor~I I Emanuel Lutheran church will be i the policies of free governments'. children from north end of Gardner Street to yfrancis Getchell. Mrs. Martha In charge of the Dorcas Society. I CAKES iPKc... X, pHqrriaon, Miss Eleanor Stoughton, I It Is anticipa.ted that British Permits Granted Highland FArk School A station wagon The committee has secured an in- elnplre, Chinese and Soviet unit's •‘WtiRW AvallaM a” jpirt, Gertrude Qulah. Mrs. R. E. Uresting'film ‘Who hi My- Nnigh- ‘ _ h< suitable for this transportation.___ kbom. Mrs. Ralph Wetherell, Miss bor?” which will be .shown. The may. he added to the occupation laia And Mlse J n n Herring, Mrs. { armies, within' a reasonable time For Two Houses^ devotional period will be led by and that other powers will be giv Anyone interested in providing this transportation f, L, Copeland, Mlaa Ruth Avery Mrs. Theodore Chambers and there 1 ^ Mrs. Fred Clark. en a larger share than' how In the William F. Johnson today took is invited to submit proposals to the Board, IVORY SOAP I IVORY SOAP wlU be a solo by Pastor Theodore oyer-all policy making. But the N, Alan Olmatead of Tolland E. Palmer as well as selections by permits for the erection of tWo of. Education office, 1146 Main Street, Man Medium 4 ke, chairman of children’s Japanese especially hope that the dwellings. One Is for a one family chester, Conn., before noon on Tuesday. No LARGE a quartet from the Emanuel choir. ~final word will remain with the M e 3 ea, held her first get-to- The service will be held In the bouse to be located on the oouUi vember 13, 1645. rAgcc I f ■' ■ ■". t . wlth the children, Friday, United suites. side of Pprter street. It will con CAKES |PersaaalSizi 2 c r '■-r church vestry at 5 o’clock and It Anxious Study Of Dlapatchea tain seven rooms and the coat la y iPersa Bbcr 2, a t the Buckland Is hoped that the Dorcas members More detailed information may be secured from \ «Wh«n Avallabi*” ' R “ WhEn Avallabla** , , The boys' and girls are , For that Ksson, there la anxious to be $13JH)0. The other Is for a / as well as others from Emanuel study of dispatches from Washing one ftmlly house on Oak street to the same office. THE (HEAT ATlAHTIC 8 MGIFIO TEA e B .^ "l r Jilana for a Thanksgiving ihls mUresUpg be keld November 3L ton and Moscow reporting meeting contain five rooms and the coat la All prlcss subjsst U msi hat thaRuts. Ws rsssrv* rl§ht t« limit mvuntltlss. of the Allied Advisory commission. given as 19,000. ¥* , ■/ f A P A G E ' S ! ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8,1948 ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, NOVE>IBER 8, 194S SIX Crawford and N^ayne Jensen, fate of the London thg"ui^r trumpeters; Patty Young, tap ahoteiir SpillrtT Jr./Ked Cross dance; Shirley Wilson, violin; John Manchester the two questlona our own dlpto^nuich W lIR t— 1.180 W i n 1 — 12811 Politics Seeii Evading Price Ceilings Provan, Hugh Maine, Maurice La- macy has been trying to Ignore aa 1)0 nor- W I'IC — 1080 Today ^8 Radio \VHTI>— 1410 Evening Herald a i l s o f 1881 OH tuUppe, Neal Illlng, guitar and basic, he was o^ mucJj.»eflom "WP; iiiality, Eastern Standard TtniO ►rive Helped quartette; Robert Hanaen. solo; POBUSUED BT THK As Obstacle BBRALD PBlNTIN'G CO. INC. batable ground threw in-1 themselves shall^ gro^ Phyllis Silverstein. recitation; IS BtsMlI Street 4:00 — WDRC — House Party; On Cars Breaks Law James Rogers, solo; Mary Provan, to his speech a smug boast about | As If the , typicnl Hollywoi 'Aghington, , Nov. 8 - One W T IC - New* of the World. llMcheeter, Conn. Newa; W HTD — Jack Berch; G^eeii School Upper piano: Patty Sullivan, tap dance; the basic quality of Russian ‘.'de-1 product weren't bad enough,' tfif', of the eight German saboteurs 7:30 -W D R C — Mr. Keen Tracer TBOHAS FERGUSON RcpiihlicuiiN and Doiuo- W TH T — News; The 4:00-5;'00 Doris Cormier and aiatera, trio; General UanaFer C o n fe r e n c e landed by U-boals In iSliT made-gt of Lost Persons; 'WHTD - Grcr;n Automotive Enforcement branch, mocracy.” | American double feature system' Sfioff WTIC—Backstage Wife.’ Graders in Program Imelda Vlncek, accordlan; Mary Fomded October 1, iSSt b e ielin »fp g ^ e FBI aod'spitied the crats See \*filae of • Hornet; WTHT—Arthur HA^p : Dealers Can ^elL New says It la useless before aales are The background for this boast . makes it almost impo.s.slble for i 4:15— W HTD - Time View* the details of their rhlssion. . W TIC — Bob Bums Show. ■ completed to try to learn whether jV r the Fund Fogg, piano. Publlabed Erery Erenlng .Except News; W TIC — Stella Dallas. Unrationed Autos Any BNeryone enjoyed- each, act !m- ' VuBdare'end HoMdaya. Entered at the was understandable. He bad just | parents to undertake any .selection Ul Or'guiiizutiaiiB ^!|o Inquiry in Danger 7:‘!.5—W TH T— Connecticut Worn- these down-payments are really This tip resulted in the ■ group 4:30 WDRC - Swing Time; on on the Air. menaely. ■ Repeat performances Poet Office at Mancheater, Conn., aa been discussing the fact that the of prograrrts for their children, being rounded up within Id. days, Way They Please; Will side-payments or bonuses. The annual • Junior Red Cross ond Claaa Uatl Matter. Giilher to D iiuc' iim b WHTD- Chester Bowles, 6.P.A.; 8:00— WDRC— Suspense: W HTD were given at Lincoln school where TO HAVE DONCHIAN’S CLEANSE YOUR war had brought many contacts I Hollywood can and docs produce j ruining their plans to wreck TV A Washington, Nov, 8. (J*)—R i- WUl Begin Checking Dealers drive opened at the Mancheater publicans and Democrats on the W TIC- -Lorenzo Jones. — Lum and Abner: W TH T— Mu Be Some Evasions various groups met to enjoy the SUBSCRIPTION RATES . between Russian people and the ! films whlrh are of Recent appeal IVliiiiici|iaI AfTairH : -i^aflurce of power for the atomic 4:45— WDRC -Main Street, Hart sic for Millions; W TIC — Burns But Diamond says OPA w Green school on Tuesday afternoon fun. The total amount of money One Tear by Mall ...... J •■99 Pearl Harbor Investigating com RUGS .SO THEY’LL BE BRIGHT AND bomb project—and other key war ford; WHTD Hop Harrigan; and Allen. move in when the sales start S|id collected for the Junior Red Cross >Per month by Mall ...... ••» •'» and communications projects. mittee contended alike today that By ■•lames Marlow begin checking on dealers. with a program arranged and pre W TK ; Young Widder Brown. 8:15 WHTD- Nows; WTHT ^ will be announced later. ;■ Slagle Copy ...... » 03 mitted, us if to philo.sophlze over'film s are shown-,'the double fea- Rockville, Nov. 8 •(.Special) political considerationa are imper Asked why anyone should /tell pared by pupils of th e , upper DellTcred One Tear ...... J Disrio.sing this yesterday in a .5:00 WDRC Thi.s Living Kay-O-Quis. Washington. Nov. 8~(45— Are SHINING FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS ,Waatcm Statea and APO ...... J1-.00 some of 4he things the Russians , tlire s.vstem ^ten means that one The Service Bureau for Women's statement. Attorney Geneial Tom iling the value of the whole in O PA he had given a bonus to a VVoi'ld: W H T D —Terrv and the 8:30 W DRC —.F B I in Peace and you going to wait your turn and grades under the direction of Mary C. Clark aaid arrest of the group quiry. dealer for a new car or connived MEMBER OF had discovered, that "o f course/of Hollywqdd's worst products Is nrganIr.Rtions e.stablished by the- Pirates; W TH T Meet the Band; War; News; WHTD —America’s pay only the regular ceiling price Fogg. Bob Fidler introduced the caused the Germans ' to change, "They have -given it auch a po in any other way to evad* ceil proceedings with an informative Donchian’s thorough cleansing gets THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the acquaintance with the life and on the sa-ine program. If we can't Beatrice Kox Auerbach Kounda- W T IC -W h en a Girl Marries. To'.vn .Meeting; W T H T —Rogue’s on a new car? The Aaaoclated Preas la exclualrely plans to seim over a batch of sabo litical turn,” Senator George (D., ings, Diamond sSid: talk oh the history of the Junior 5:15 W H TD D ^k Tracy; G.sllory; W T IC — Dinah Shore. Or—because they won’t be ra ^ rugs clean . . . CLEAR through. It , entitled to the uae of republlcatlon of customs of other nations, w iir be stop Hollywood from prodiicing Hon and the State Home Demon- teurs by ■ submarine every six Ga.i. said of the Republicans, "They do, just the same/ If ten Red Cross, after which the follow W TH T — Superman; <\'TIC — 9:00-rW DRC -- Music of Andre tioned and so manyr people want FOR SA LE all newa dtapatchea credited to U or not of benefit to our people and will its,^'regular quota of trash, w e . stratlon service will hold a con- weeks. i"that I doubt the committee can people did it, we'd probably be ing aonga, dances and instrumental rids them of stubborn soil, dust and otberwiae credited In thia paper and Portia Facc.s Life. Kostelanlz: W TH T — Gabriel them— will you try to slip the One Hod-a-day Water Heat might at least hope that when a ; ference on Community Organiza- accomplish very much.” sure to find one of them wjio would selections were presented. aieo the local newa publlahed here. widen their outlook." The informer,-\ George Dasch, 5:30 W DRC — New.s Commen Heatterr- W TIC Music Ha'l. dealer something efxtra to sell you er and P ip e ...... $5.0(1 gritty dirt . . . that e.scapes the mo.st Senator Brewater iR., Me. I, tell about it because he was sore The program: "Then, lest that outlook wiiign' good film does happen along fhp ' Hon ■ at'thi^ ftiion (’ ongregatlonal contacted FBI Director J. fldgar tary; Swoon or Croon: WHTD- 9:15 WTHT Real Stories from one? faithful home care. Your proof 'of that All rlgbta of republlcatlon of apeclal Hoover soon after slipping ashore terming the Democrats' .itand at being'forced to pay/ extra or Harvey Barrette, tap dance-ac One 30-Gailon Hot Water diapatchea herein, are aiao reaerred. Jack Armstrong; W T H T —Cap Real Life. Dealers can sell the new unra- too much, he ad.1ed the statement rest of the program might be kept Id ’ and continumV’^^^^^^ with SijO.opo in cash and boxes of "very unfortunate.” addCd: "if tloned cars on a flrst-come-flrst- for some other reakon.’/ companied by Miss Holcomb; How will be your rtigs themselves after a Full eerrlee client of N. E. A, Serrice tain Midnight: WTIC — Ju.st 9:30 WDRC Hobby Lobby; T a n k ...... 15.00 that "unlike parliamentary de sane and clean. Mrs.- Robert Mahoney will pre- explosives. He said he and Ernest there ever wAs a committee that aerved basis or any way^ they The QPA, Diamond nid, ia filing ard Hlgley^ castanets: Donald tne. ______Plain BUI. WHTD — Detect and Collect; One 40-GaIIon Hot Water Donchian cleansing . . . brighter, fresh side and in the morning there will Burger, another of the saboteura, should be free of partisanship, it charges against 306 to 400 used Publlahera Repreaentitlrea: The mocracy, the democracy of the 1s here.’’ , • 5:45 — WDRC Old Record Coronet Front Pagck WTHT ■please. T a n k ...... 8«-00 be a panel niscusslon with Mrs. had agreed to notify, the FBI. Shop; W H T D —Tenne.s.see .led; CelllngK Only Controls car dealers a month/for violating er and fluffier than you remember see Jullua Mathewa Special AgenCy—New Soviets 1.W a true 'democracy of Brewsier's contention was that Starlight Serenade; VVTIC— Vil- ceilings on used car^. Tork. Chicago. .Detroit and Boaton. I Rhea- Eckel, executive secretary The saboteura were sentenced to WTHT — Tom Mix; WTIC — There’ll be no govemhnent con 5,200 Linear Feet t'/i Inch the people." otherwise the public would lack . lage Store. The. National Automobile Deal ing them for a long, long time! of the New York Citizens Council death In August. 1942, but the 'Frorft Page Farrell. trols except for the ceiling prices CIap|j)oards ...... 1 6 5 .0 0 AIEMBER a u d it ' BUREAU OF There, of course, la, one basic -. as the leader. Others taking part late President Roosevelt commut confidence in the ultimate find 10:0,0— WDRC First Line; which O PA will announce In a few ers association says this; CXHCULATIUNS. Connecticut ings. „ Evening will be Mrs. George Passmore, ed Dasch's sentence to .10 years W H TD — Contain Time: W TH T Any violations by dealers will be Childl Colds Six 2’ 8'/i” X 5’ 2” Window Our -cleansing includes a demothing difference between Russia and the George and Brewater were in- 6,;00— Newa on ail ntationa. Music; W TIC — Abbott and days. ■ far outnumbered by the violations The Herald Printing Company. Inc., western democracies upon which ; .Ml.ss Lisbeth Macdonald, special- imprisonment and Berger's to life Evasion of those ceilings are a RrtmMisHi Frames and Sash, that kills any moth larvae present. aaaumea no financial reaponalblllty for ; 1st In Rural Community Health, Imprison ment. tervleweci separately prior to a 6:15— W DRC - Headliners Club: Costello. ' ^ violation of the law. They’re occurring between 'individuals In typographlcar errora appearing In ad- '-M m $3.00 set we cannot possibly yield. We do Yankee Mrs. Julia H. Bartman and Hfn. closed door session o f the commit W H TD —Digest of the Air; Or 10:30— W DRC — Powder Box punishable by fines or imprison private sates of new cars. rertlaementa In The Mancheater Eve not believe that it is democracy to tee (10:30 a. m.. e.s.t.).' chestral Interlude; WTHT -r- TIm -Tk M One 5-Ft. Bathtub . .$20'.00 ning Herald. ______By A. H. o. Fred Coney. A t 12:15 p. m, there Theater: WHTD — First Yank ment. dictate to the people, even when ' will be a box luncheon with coffee There are live senators and five Sports: Concert Hour: WTIC — Into Tokyo: W T H T — JIusic for Once the sales atari, O PA will One National Boiler, prac Thursday, November 8 General Gleetric representatives on the committee, Professor Andre Schenker, THORO*CLEA*NSING 9x12 RUG it may be for their o« ti good, It will probably disconcert Gov being served. Moderns; W TIC — Rudy Vallee keep watch to see that the price Unable to Resist tically-new. Will heat 600 as.signed the job of getting out 6:30 -- W DRC — .Miusic; W HTD Show. ernor Raymond E. Baldwin con I At two o'clock Mi.sa Edith Rock- ceilings are not being evaded. Rven admitting that It is conceiv the whole story on the Japanese — Answer Man; W TIC — Bob 11:00 New.s op ail stations. The National Automobile Deal sq. ft. steam or 960 sq. ft. siderably-to be told that the hin ; wood o f the Children's Bureau, To Buy New Plant MANCHESTER from $.5.40 up (incliiiles ilf-iiiolh- The Mololoff Speech able that our brand of democracy success at Pearl Harbor in 1641. Steele; Five Minute Mystery. ers Association says the majority D ^d WifeV Voice hot water. Pipe and 9 terlands are -full of _ Republican i Department of Labor'in Washing 11:15 WDRC Night Owl Show; Want to Dig for Facta of the dealers wjll deal honestly radiators. $300. ing; fiizing) In all the long and moderate might make mistakes, we would i leaders who. consider that it will ton will...... speak on ...... "Community Re- 6:45—WDRC- New.s; W HTD — WHTD- .Musical Roundup; AUTO BODY . The inter-paity wrangling — Easy Aces; W TIC - Loyvell WTHT It’.s Dance Time; WTIC with customers but that the asso l^ieech which Foreign f’ommissar rather have those free mistakes { not be in'the leAst difficult to up-' "«> fa re. Bridgeport, Nov. 8.--(/P) — The 50 Oak Street Representatives of all Women's General Electric ■'llus division," -Brewster called it Thomas. Harkness of Washington. ciation "will not vouch for all be Bridgeport, Nov. 8—(45 — Al- than the dictated smoothness of set his own plans to retire to that .,t oii ------— - ...... Company has Telephone 3979 WILLIAM tM olotoff delivered on the occasion t'hibs and organizations have been completed negotiations' to pur- — has been centered on a thus far 7:00— WDRC--Mommie and the 11:30 - WHTD — Gems for cause there may be a crook here phonso LsGaipa, 49. of this city the Soviet regime. And, although "good job in prlyate industry" unsuccessful demand by Republi o f the 28th anniversary of the Oc Invited to attend this... meeting chase ^a new factory outside ot Men; WHTD —Headline Edition: Thought; Discoverv of X-Rav: or there, aa there Is everywhere." acheduled-today to resume his de Auto Body and which was the favorite slogan >t cans that-members be allowed to WALDRON tober Revolution, there were only we can and do accept Russian which is one of a .sei ies being held Trenton, N. J., for the manufac W TH T — Fulton Lewis, Jr.; WTHT Dance Orchestra: WTIC Assuming that the majority of Fender Repairini his first administration as gover dig for facts individually as well dealers will play fair, this story fense against a charge o f assault CLAKK ST. ' W APPING . I satisfaction with the Soviet brand nor. during the present week in each ture of automatic washing ma- W T IC —Supper Club. — Storv of Music. Auto Painting Genuine OZITE I- three points which pointed up se as in group style. wlU speak of those who might pot. with intent ,to murder Dr. William PHONE MAN. 3848 Phone Hartford 7-1171 of "democracy" inside Russia, we county of the state. •chines, H. L. Andrew.s, vice presi 7:15— W DRC— Jack Smith Son^s; 12:00 W HTD — .N'ew.s; Music; !,* rious or basic differences between But It is true that Republicau Senator Lucas (D., 111.), has Can Be Evaded With Connivance H. Curley with a shotgun on June Simonizing Food Sale Frida,v dent in charge of the company'a W H TD — Ra.vmond Swing; VVTIC— News; Design for List Rug Cuahions Tell Operator It I* a "Uollect Call" cannot accept the same concept of leaders are thinking that way, and 19, told Judge Ernest A. Inglis Russian-and American policy. On The W. S. C. S, of the Vernon Appliance and Merchandise de said he never would vote to give W T H T — Hartford Heroe.s 6peak; ening. Ceilings can be evaded with the democracy for those outside for several raasons. In the fira.t connivance of a customer or by a andjs Superior court jury yester and Donchian’a Pay the Charge*. two of these points, the atomic Methodist church will hold a food partment^- announced today. Republlcan.s authority to go as in- Have One Fitted To place, they have to think that dealer taking advantage of a cus- day that he “knew he acted wrong countries where our own pledges sale at the McCarthy Flower shop Between 900 and 1,000 persons djyiduals into files of the late ' bomb and policy in Japan, Russia way. for early discussion of guber- President Roosevelt. tomcr's desire for .* new car. It fully” in the shooting but he had Your Rug When It la of democracy meant our kind, not natorial possibilities for 1946 has on East Main street Friday'after-1 will jie' 'emplo.ved in the plant is right and we are wrong. On Lucas told a group of reporters could work like this; , been unable to "resist the voice" Here for a Donchian the Russian kind. And it is par- I revealed that the potential candl- noon, November 9th starting a t w-hefi full production is reached. Norman Brokenshire Badk( DONCH IAN'S TRUCKS the third point, Mr. Molotoff's as- last night that the investigation 1 By side payment* or bon o'f his dead wife Lucy who he said The New Sensation! ticularlv in thia connection that i i^^dy and willing one o’clock. Andrews said. uses. In addition to the regular Cleansing. aertfon aa to the superior quality * R^iirned to States "was conceived in Republican poli urged him "to kill'the doctor be V - .. . are at least several degrees below The 270,000-square-foot factory celling price, the customer would cause he killed me.” Mrs. LaGaipa IN MANCHESTER there is a difference between us | Baldwin in popularity, if not in The following from Rockville ' at 2231 East State street, Hamil tics, born in Republican politics Was Pioneer Announces OZITE make* any nig ,„o< Soviet "democracy,” we cannot pay the dealer for the privilege died in October, 1944, following upon which w'e cannot yield or ^ability. It la true that the Dem- are listed as returning to New ton township, N. J., haa been bwn- and will die in Republican poli softer and more luxuri- East Hartford — Mouth Windsor — Ea*t Windsor litlieve him right. Beyond these tics." of getting a new car. an operation performed by Dr., compromise, as we should on th e' ocrats have an equal paucity of York on the Hermitage this Week,; ed by the Defense Plant Corpora-. CARS LUBRICATED ou» . . . help* prolong it* three points, there was nothing in Declining to elaborate, he add New York. Nov. 8—iC)—Nor 2 Unreasonable trade-in allow Curley. candidates for 1946. But smart Pfc. John L. Mercler, T5 John F. ! tion. During the war it was used by Lobby; lO First Line . . .“SiBC life by many year*. on the super- ed: "A lot o f these boys are.going man Brokenshire, veteran of the ance. A . dealer could give a cus LaGaipa's defense is that he was the speech with which Americans jbomb and Republicans realize that it is fool OrloWBkl, T5 P'rank S. Badura, ' by the General Electric Company's —8 Lum and Abner; 8:30 Town Available In three differ EVERY WEDNESDAY to be caught out on a limb when earlier network days and recalled tomer fir too little on a used car mentally unbalanced at the time p could differ; in fact, the whole ish to xely too much on the possi T5 Donald R. Neff, T5 Joseph F : Apparatus department for the Meeting. "Establishment o f Jewi.st ent weighta. ail the evidence ia In ." for hi* pailicular "How do you do" traded in for a new one and then of the-Shooting. While In Swaying Motion bility that the Democrats will Cyrklewicz, T4 Alfped T. Gottier, / manufacture of Navy switchgear. state in Pale.stinc?” 10 Detect and For PIck-np mud Delivery. qieech seemed a helpful affirms-1 ' ' announcing, is traveling the road sell the used car at a big profit. oblige by nominating weak can Lt. Dorothy M. Roberts. Andrews said that the wartime Seen As “ Private Snoopers" Collect; 11:35 X-Ray anniversarj tion of principles which evM-y in- j Lights to a comeback. He passes another 3. Upgrading. A dealer could INCREASES THE LIFE OF YOUR C A R - didates, and they cannot resist D^C equipment was being re- Lucaa said Republicans on the drama . . . MBS—8 Raising a Hus 1>TA Meeting milestone with a new MBS five- charge a more expenilve car price dividual and nation seeking peace thinking of a way to be sure of meeting o f theJ ^be building and that committee want to be "private band quiz; 8:30 Dick Powell mys DECREASES REPAIR BILLS! Lights of one kind or another The November day-a-week afternoon series to for a cheaper car. For Instance: by l^lnstead of new war must endorse. their ovvh victory. They suspect work preliminary to setting up snoopers" rather than Impartial in tery; 9:30 Bca Wain and Serenade; Northeast school Parent Teacher start next Monday. calling a coup* a cabriolet and Government occupied most of the time of the that the only way to be sure ot the new automatic waaher pro vestigators. 10:30 Swing’s The Thing. Mr. Molototf must be given Association will be - held at the This will be in addition to his charging a cabriolet price. Board of Selectmen at its Tues victory in Connecticut is to .have duction line was now under wliy. Brewster carried on his cam school this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday night ahnouncing for the In Oalioot* With Dealer credit for being mild and reason Baldwin on' the ticket. paign With the slogan: "What4 Friday’s Programs: NBC—1 p( Furnished A u t o -R o c k day night meeting, and all the de A public card party will follow, Theater Guild on ABC. The pro m. U. S. Marine Band; 4:45 Young 4. By selling a place In line. For able on the two questions where, In the second place, they are good enough for Truman ia good cisions taken are of some conse the business meeting starting at 8 enough for me.” gram will be called “Remember." Widder Brown; 6:30 Sports Spot instance: A dealer tells Jones, LUBRIC.\TION PRACTICALLY UNDER DRIVING ,aiorally speaking, he has . the encouraged by past history in o'clock. Pinochle, bridge and set 87th on the Hat for a new car, that Material quence, wltli public safety and Held for Murder This was a reference to pro made up of older melodies by long- light: 8 Paul Lavalle concert; their assumption that Baldwin back will be played,, refreshments maybe Smith. 3rd In line, will let CONDITIONS! DONCHIAN’S p.-'Unifed States' at a disadvantage. cedures o f the Senate W ar Inves known entertainers. An element 11:30 Huckleberry Finn Part 3. . . convenience directly Involved, can be had. It is just being real- will be served and prizes awarded. him take his place becau.se Smith For Sole ' Discussing Russians interest in tigating committee w1ien it was will be the use of recording* to CBS— 12 noon Kate Smith speaks; It was decided, first, to attempt I tu these quarters, that the .. Ward OsiB-iiSM Of Her Young Sou doesn't want a new car now. But I^Ahs Japanese question, Mr. Molo- under'the chairmanship of the then bring back the past, as "Broke" 3:.10 p. m. Sing Along Club; S At SWAYS SQUEAKS AW AY 205 Pearl Street—Est. 1884—Hartford, Conn. to cure the situation of pedostri-1P*'®^^***' by w'hlch Governor Bald- Republican Ward CaucuSies to Senator Truman. It nllowed indi helps out with his own reminisc School of the A ir; 8:30 Kat« Smith charges Jones 3100 for let toff said: . , . . . . . u win was persuaded to reverse his nominate one Alderman in each ting him take his place. Yet all the an hazard on Main street bv the - - - vidual investigations and, said ing. The time will be 3:30. Smith's song; 10:30 Eddie Cantor W E —Locate that HIDDEN 1944 decision not to run was some- ward will be held this evening at Houghton, Mich., Nov. 8—(Ab—A time Smith is In cahoots with the The G. O. Simons W E— Pull Ihe spring leave* "T o consolidate this victory is, Brewster, reached unanimous Previously Brokenshire had par for Danny Kaye . . . ABC—9 a: m. berk into their natural BODY SQUEAK: we de installation of traffic .lights at numwhat more moi'p mvoivea involved man than it it ap-:7;30 ap-‘ 7:30 o’clock o’clock at at the the followlns:following 26-year-old mother wa* acheduled agreements "aa a result of thi.s ticipated in an Imogene Wolcott Breakfast Club; 1:30 p. m. Chi dealer. in the interests of all democratic Already a lot of people have curl— we call It “Tem tect Impaired parts. Oak, Park, Bisseli and Pearl peared to be on the surface at places: First ward. Police Court for court arraignment today in the freedom that was always acetuded series on MBS. But in the early cago’s Varieties: 4 Jack Berck Corp. ■tales. It ia therefore under made down pasrmenta on the new porary Re-arching." streets. This will involve an un- .V'®* " b a t was on the aur-:roqm: second ward. Episcopal death of her three-year-old aon by the chairman.” thirties he had had many a net show; 7:30 Lone Ranger: 9 FSnf- W E— Lubrl(»te "Knfee-AcUon" cars which haven’t reached the Rockville, Conn. standable that the Soviet Union Dleasant and an Inconvenient , lace" i ” —at . the...... time. was i * goods'"" deal church enuren oasemeni; basement; mira third waward, Flt- who waa auffocated in ‘ hla crib Representative Gearhart (R., work assignment. One of the.se was oua Jury Trial* . . . MBS— l;4f W E— Put the proper lubri cars. See It' work, Fl'ji pieasani ana an inconvenient spontaneous pressure upon the ton Fire House; fourth dealers yet. APPROXIMATELY cant* where the AC attaches such great aigniflcance ward. Tueaday night. Calif.), a House member of the in the W ill Rogers aeries on CBS John- J. Anthony: 3:15 Victors perfect while the part* slowing down of Manchester traf- ' ------■-=---- . - Harvey Diamond, chief o f O PA ’a T U A L W E A R take* Governor him.self. But it is now} Princess-Hall, Houghton County Sheriff Emil committee, expressed hope to news in 1934-35. Matinee; 4:30 MBS Melody; 7:1! 12.000 YA R D S OF are all in motion — to the negotiations among the A l' place — the hlgheet fic movement, but it may, even believed that Governor Baldwin] R«Tju.r ' G. Schumacher oigned a murder men that today's meeting would Come December 3, the ABC net Korn Kobblers; 9:30 Eddy How-- CANVAS DUCK "floating - action." lies on the establishment of due points of friction. more efficiently than the safety in order gt. Joh n ^ EpiscoSl church is charge againat the mother, Mrs. settle the question o f individual work expects to add a couple of ard Band . . . MBS and N. Y. State OR T W IL L \ control by the main Allied pow Robert Salo of nearby South investigation. half-hour .Monday-through Friday only— 12:45 p. m. Gov. Dewey ad W E— Permit 100% lubrica WE— I.ubricate and free bear islands, this column haa been sug- u- u._ ? bolding its annual bazaar starting ings even in W INTER so ers who participated In securing Range township. I f U does not, he said, then the matinees. One is to be another, re dressing N. Y. State Welfare Of SICKNESS Cut up into strips varying tion, apply grease while snow and water won’t .h. condi. KUr:.r’p,':z,r:K 's:.''d;s !,%"sr£oT;L'w;;v's'i! Schumacher charged the woman whole Congress may be asked to turn for A l Pearce and his gang; ficers’ Association. AND from 1 to 8 yards in length the car Is in motion and the surrender of Japan. rust them—-also FORCE Uon ot p«lo.t.r.o dongor. Will, . I dj. d.cl.lOT^ ! ot artlcloa Tld. ovonlng tli.r. wS stuffed three handkerchiefs Into go on record for or against the the other to concentrate on newly and 27 to 36 inches in while the weight of the "The differences that exist on OLD LUBRICANT OUT traffic light system st the most P'®”®'"® ''bich persuaded the in- (jg ^ public card party at eight the, mouth of the_____ son, Ronald, as procedure. weds. Both plan to use audience Attend Rusafaui Reoeprioa ACCIDENT body is on the AUTO width. « and f r e s h LUBRI this qsMstion hav]e not yet been important inter.sectlons' pedcstri-1 J f '’°*''®^ ^*3at o'clock with pinochle and whist be-J**® "^®® **lccp b* s bedroom also Brewster took the stand ‘'it participation -stunts, originating ROCK. ... i. I should surrender him to the pub-1 inc nlaved -occup ed by his 11-year-old sister should not be necessary to go to London, Nov. 8 — (fl>) — Prim* This material can be pur W E— Spread spring leaves - CANT IN. eliminated. But tjke Soviet Union ansa n . who are. r p not Constitutional ■ lie interest, and to the Republican' ^ piayea. _. k y year oia sister. from Hollywood. INSURANCE Bond Forfeited The sheriff asserted that the Congress— thia is a matter that the\ Pearce, whose last series wa.s on Minister Attlee, member* of hia chased at our plant byi sub even inside the covers to ' WE— Make old cars ride like aapresses the confidence ^hat ail jaywaikers 'will have their ojip ojipor- party, for another two ye'ar.s. Alexander Jarrts, agent assures Edwin E. ketey, 35, truck driv- woman then made her way to the committee has power, authority CSS ending in the spring, intends cabinet and foreign diplomatic rep mitting your bid to the G. actually put lubricants new ones, keep new ones the peace-loving/ powers ..are deep you freedom from worry about between the leaves— not tunity to Cross in safety. This nearby home of Rev. Edwin Kyllo- and responsibility to handle." to mix his usual comedy situations resentatives attended, a reception / Bospltal blUa when offering O. Simons Corp., on or her ly conscious of the need for con sumD^rnMlhat .*■ ®>' 1^1 N®«- York avenue, /' Just smear on the out riding like NEW . Me town coul^ not go on in good con men of the Baltic- Finish church The committee has decided ten with audience cooperation, includ given last night] by Sojvlet Amba*-/ moderately priced sickness and nntnfn I ***"* 1 ^ *** Huntingtou, N. Y;, forfeited his J25 fore Nov. 13,1945. side. provr It. solidating victory over the (ag ^m lnated again Is. then, based tjond in the Rockville City Court where the clergyman said she told tatively to open its hearings a ing the selection of a daily “Mrs. sador Fyodor GuSev ]to celebrate accident Insurance with liberal science .without making some im week from todav. gressor Japan and for creating in indurTr? i n Wednesday when he failed to him what she had done. America.” who is to bf over 50 the 28th anniversary / o f the Red benefits requiring bospitallza- All materials are free mediate effort to halt the trend Rev. Kyllomen rushed the baby yeata of age. The show goes on at revolution. Members of- Moscow’i AT NO EXTRA COST this connection the appropriate ^ I k- r '’®.P®'- appear. He was arrested by State tlon. from mildew and water of pedestrian accidents on Main hating u f" ‘ '“ John J. Yaskulka of the to a hospital but the child was 3, replpcingythe current Beat Sel Dynamo soccer team, here to play Covers Individuals or family p ro o f^ to government spe- conditions for collaboratidh among street, and 'the selectmen showed J Stafford Springs barracks on dead on arrival. Is Honor Guest lers drama. several British teams, also attend group to meet yonr bndget. Stop ed. eificaiions and are O. D. 242 the Allied powers." that they realized that. even a hliifTlmr ^5, charged with violation The other, for 4:15, is to be the at onr office “ Bride and Groom," u ^ g an eri'-, finished. I f they are not, they should be, V of the rules of the road, 8 DOVER ROAD SAM and TOM’S The board faced, Tuesday night, right, Baldwin hinMelf might Mllltarv nanep At Bridal Shower gaged couple, a * newly married and that means us. Extradition Case OB PHONE 4113 a mounting tide of public protest not have raui-h choice, about U. Company C, C^erticut State couple and a coupl6 married 50 For Complete Details THE G. O. SIMONS Molotoff's discussion of the against the process 'by which the nof'Ba"dwrn'‘^himaeR Guard and Stanley DoboSz Post of years for interviews. It is planned SIMONIZING 4 CORP SEkVICE STATION atomic bomb was likewise reason regular street lighting in the old Decision Reserved Miss Beatrice Strom of 29 Walk to send the engaged couple out- tention o ? ‘ "ha"‘ m r h lg % “e% nl^; •Alexander Jarvis 415 MAIN STREET — JUST BELOW THE CENTER able. Conceding that the powers er street was honored with a bridal durlng the program so that they The Body Shop Method , Rockville, Conn. er portions of tow n. has been shower at her home Thursday eve can be married, they to return AOENT who intend to protect the peace Mems "to'us ^Uiat ^t'h * Wednesday. November 21 at Prln- "thinned out" for thfe benefit of Hartford, Nov. 8—1>P)—U. S. ning, Nov. 1. The shower was giv then for further questionaj SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Inc. muat have "the ^ecessary’ force of Topics Tonight: NBC—8 Bums Jthose newer sections which have. S t h m T ^ e - K.lt ?®nce ,Marling at Commissioner W'illlam J. Wholean en by her aunt, Mra.' Cari Hilding, 8S4 Center St. TM. 8101 7 ^ / arms at their command,” he went and her cousin, Mrs. Arthur Kelly. and Allen: 8:30 Dinah Shore, through the war years, been betg'SanU/Vul wlU yesterday reserved decision for on to aay: two week.Ken
's Driving Order Now! went o n .'"a word rau.st be said - t h e ------' ■ ■ 'wnnlil h» ,ii.c.,o..wi ------1-. , . '...... » ant U. S. Attorney Milton Nahum, committee involved to make be disrussed. The in.siiranCe: two weeks ago in Waterbury and at a- hearing at which the New ^ about the di.scovery of atomic en- a re•e-survey of the cemov'al.s thus i I, ibtere.sted; of the regional meeting being held Britain resident claimed he Was Gets Discharge School when fou btif clcctticiiif .... " a i *'* Ji^SGsiauon and m srovermnent. i in MAnrh4»Qti»r tminv ergy and about the atomic bomb, far „v.^wM.p„c,.cu,accomplished, withwiui thewic reeom-.jamirecom-,,and merettiere^are are some who regard.it.regard.iti 'TheThe ho.stesse.s fo^for the meiHngmeeting not in Florida on the dates alleged Learn To Drive the' C A LL 4026 the colossal Ucstnictive Tore# ■ of Diendalion that, where protests'*^** the dominant present '** * * * -* ~ — - -- ® in the Indictment and that he had Easy W ay! You Are Cordially Invited To - See The New will be: Mr*. Donald C. Fisk, Mrs. S-Sgt- Dwight R. Phelps of 93 ■ which ,was Ui8plave', age either a propensity to exploit seems likely to be the result of Is responsible for the fact that other actors. He waa a native one thinks of taking chances. no present rrillejsin or suspi Bruasela, Nov. 8 — (/Ft — The The beslth of^oxir house refrigeration, cleaning and dozens of other kinds of work in I the discovery in the play ot forces Tuesday night’s action. Rev. Henrjy; Duster, of Har of Germany. ■ newspapei- Le Soir said today that cion attends his temporary oe- hold is loo important a I In International policy or an at- vard. chosen in 1640, was the first New Y ork —Klngdoq Gould, .58. B^ian Premier Achille van And The Fleetline, Chevrolet’s Finest \ ru|ianc,v of dual roles. American college president. a member of one of - America'a WATKINS matter to chance an unknown I titude of complacency se regards Acker, now in London, may aoon the easiest, cleanest, most .carefree manner the world affords. wealthiest families, the oldest son vi*it Washington for important ■ aOTHBAS. IN C course. And fortunatelf there the future of the peace-loving na- Hollywood And The ^oung of the late George Jay Gould and talkstWith President Truman on is no need. Htra at Prescrip [tlon a" grandson of Jay Gould, financier FUNERAL tf a British member of Com economic matters. tion Headquarters you arc and railroad executive. There should be no basic difter- mons thinks that Hollywood's in SERVICE The more you let electricity do, the bigger the bargain you enjoy. How To Make Direct Donations Palo Alto, Calif.—Frederick assured skilled service, fresh, t«nce betwreen, our two countries fluence on British young ptfoplc is potent drugs and uniformff Hall Fowler, 66. a former presi ' Ormand XWest liw ar t u A thoughts from Russia. a "major evil," what 'woiim he To War Funa Z' dent of the Society of American -fair prices. Bring us your D irector | jt la only our own unhealthy bom- say its influence might , be on Military Engineers and the-Aifter- doctor’s next prescription. lean Society of Engineers. Will Piiy 75c. Dozen st about the atomic bomb, our American young people, who arc Tliose who wish to make their donations direct to the I 'sBiug prelerise“'{fiirt.''we'Tiavw 4reiisurer of Manchester’s War Ftind campaign can, do so '^xjki8ea'tt?1ftr-nfnA'^^ Greater Caiitlbh Asiteff for OW Style Sunsweet WELDON C h e v r o l e t G o ., inc. laomethlng we can hold over the There is S terrible contrast be- at the Manchester Trust Company. Checks should be •THE CONNECTreUT POWER made payable to "Manchester War Fund." Window of the., world, which differs tween the age of the children who Rome, Nov. 8— i/PV—The Italian Prune Juice Bottles, DRUG COMPANY , stickers which indicate that yout home has subscribed government press office asked 3/96 191 Center Street >- wHh Russia’s altitude Wo-«w-tt»ejjU>cJc-l«Ui-the theatres of America PrescriptiuB Pharmacist* otarting the atomic bomb - to the fund, and taper buttons will be furnished to those newspapers "today.....to exerclsa | and the age at which the enter; "greater. caution" in the treat any quantity. and if that race continues, subscribing at the Bank. 901 MAIN ST. TEL. 8331 tainment they get could be con ment of crime newa. The statement Tho ^Ign of a ^,•111 be primarily to blame. said auch news was likely to be sidered relatively safe and harm The house-to-house canvass for funds has alreadv be .Molotoff was mild and rea- transmitted abroad at a time when S. L. McFarland WORTHY SERVICE . 1 Ailvt»rlise in The HeraUl— II Pay» less. An adulti can“ dismis.s ' -‘the. gun and it is e.xpectcd that it will be conipletpd b.v the it could do grove damage to the 5 Henry Street iMa and'sane on the two ques- exciting- giorificalicin ol crime as 142.Kitsl Center Street end of this week or the middle of next week. government, which has been seek Hartford 6, Conn. eeeeeee R ’irMch really decided the muth fiction, and an adult can ing restoration of full aoverelgnty Manchester from the Allies. » 1 MAWUHESTKK KVENING HE LD;MANCHESTER. 1X)NN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1945 % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1945 PAQB
on toe Communists In liberated named at its Organization. Row Breaks Up ..areas everywhere. August 1944. Sgt. Jfack Gets ' ’This is very clear,” he asserted. Big Ceremonial P-T A Selects Squir es Hear Deputy Chljf Squire Charles Weddings Laymen’s Rally /Training Meet; Cliou said bis meeting with Tarplnian, Jr., announced that toe Koumintang representatives* to Best Squire award for toe month On Saturday Its Officei Rationing News Coach Clarke Ironze Star morrow "looks very dangerous," McCaughey-EIIsworth Friday Night ES of October had been won by Delay Blocked 'and obvioualy, will deal with “ toe Miss Betty Ruth EUsworto, O ffic e of Price Administration COLUMN Francis Mader. The Best Squire military situation,” Gen. Ho Ying- . are ' superfortress announcement In Washington that planning a “ bang-up time” to cli with V neckline had tiny buttons ] M*'*- Thomas Woods of Stricklan Usually I can give you at least be guests. The women of toe sew never get around to it. But if he Knights of Columbus home. “Re responsible military authority who a small bit of encouragement ment will have to be rebagged In ment owe you some overtime?" combat crewmen, groundmain- American Marines would be with max a very successful year. to the waist and long sleeves ta-1 Mrs. Douglaj ing circle will be in charge oPtoe wants to hire somebody to do tt member there are foiir others ptay^ Views Remain shares that belief. about any of our acute food situa- jute bags before it can be sent on asked, another- officer. tenance workers, and admlnlstra- drawn from the trouble zone with A large class of candidates. In- pering to a, point over the wrists. I ^i®**®* Woodland street; an lunch. for him, 1 will chip in ten bucks— Ing with you on a ba.sketball “On the contrary." he declared, A taffeta pppliifn, edged with lace. [ treasurer, Lewis Gels of Tanne] Uons. But this time, I’m afraid toe long voyage here . . . as a mat "No,” replied toe lieutenant, "all are agreed that the liomb’s ca a wries of four protests to the Dr. Walter R. Schur, M.D., of and furnish hd^ll If there’s any team," , topped the bouffant net skirt, street. toat encouragement will be no ter of six weeks en route. To sum Webster, Mass., will be the guest "I’m just going to beat Hell out kickback.” • pacity for destruction and the sud American commander In Yenan, up, toat sugar will help us later Coach piafke traced the early AtExtreAies arfd held. the Americans "respon- which terminated ’in a cl'rculari Since many were present las ticeably lacking. Our Boards can’t speaker. He la a graduate of 'Val of a certain colonel toat’e been In history* of basketball from its ./ denness with which It can strike meet toe demands of tiose people . but not right now. my hair for two years.” enormously Increase the need for .sible for any grave consequence” train. Her.finger-tip veil fell from 'flight who did not attend toe firs paraiso University. He Is president OIrcue Fir* Awards Mad* origination by Dr. James Nal- (Continued from Page One) a-Dutch.cap of-net and ahe ,caT-| the minutes were rca who feel they must have just a lit Pulling all toe strings on ths of toe Lutheran Laymen’s League "Hsyl You can’t do that!" sk- maintenance In every section o f .'resulting from their presence. current sugar situation together smith In Spiingfleld ln.lS9l to the The reported Russian i^ithdraw- : ried a prayer ' book with orchid , their benefit, tle more sugar because they do not of the New England District. The claiined a major from a coraer of Hartford, Nov. ;8.—(8*)- Awards Sunday aboard toe /presidential toe United States trained cltlzen- have any silch quota set up. AU then, it all bolls down to this: a bunk. ’’Beating up oolonela Is one •present., soldlers capable of swift moblllza- al in Manchuria posed still further i marker and show’er of stephanotis. -May Have P.T.A. Council International Lutheran Laymen’s of $9,p60 to Mrs. Alyce F. Berry “Basketball Is one of the most yacht Potomac. / the sugar toat Is currently avail We’re down to the bottom of toe League sponsors toe Lutheran o f toe. enlisted men’s post-war of PUinvlIIe, $4.20200 to Elmer W. tloft'In the event of an atomic or troubles for the Central govern 1 The matron of honor was gown- Mrs. Hussey ^ then Introduce barrel, depending on current pro popular sports In Manchester,” he Byrnes decllneil at/ an afternoon ment. and greater delays In toe • ed in aqua chiffon w ith shlrrej through December 31. ing toe sound film, "Youth for toe to find out when he gets bis die- lling $20,800 approved yester PUaiaat Wg4^! basketa. They started playing would have atomic energy and "But we know enough to know Recent reports about the finding lived its usefulness last week and charge and I'll be waiting for him that It has made war more terrible tran.sports as yet. ' arm bouquet of yellow pom)X>ms' units, Mrs. Keithline was able t Kingdom,” also as a publl6 service day by the Board of Arbitration with 40 on a side and the only that the secret of the bomb could of the Java sugar board, and toe so was quickly discarded. You when he steps off the host at Siu^ hearing. fire de'ath and injury and more total than ever before. Would Strengthen Position land ferns. I give the background ot the P. 1 don’t need a coupon any longer to to help fight juvenile delinquency fouls called were those for travel not be kept. But.toe subject evi I The bride’s mother wore a two A. and Interpret ita objects an prediction of a large sugar crop In and‘'make for happier home life. Francisco. I’ll bs there If I*h ave^ claims against toe Ringling “There would be no non-conjbat- The turning over of the ports to -1 get pair of shoes. ing. After 1892 It was decided to dently was vepy much on Byrnes’ : piece black cvepe dress, black ac policies with relation to the locsl Florida this year, have led many John Krompegal Is local secre quit my job and ride the rods from Brothers and Barnum and Bailey have only nine on a side, but no mind because he went directly nnts fn a future war: every man, the Communists would strengthen people to believe toe palmy days Despite toe tightness of toe shoe Ne)v York to get there. Now I'll woman or child would be In the cessories and a corsage of white unit. At toe close of her talk 8h.| situation from time to time during tary o f toe L.L.L. and will intro circus. ^ < other changes were made In the from the news conference to the their position in the area where stated 'that with three Parent! were here as far' as sugar Is con duce toe speaker. Following Dr. show you what I’m going tq/do to 5 35 pompoms. The brldegr.oOm’s moth danger zone,’’ be Warned. they have opposed bitterly toe cerned. That just isn’t true. The rationing, none of us bad to go rules. In 1892 the game travel White Housb to disCuss with Mr. er wore a black crepe dress, blade Teacher associations now forme f Schur’s address there will be a him as soon aa he steps qff that ed to France and by 1895 had Truman preparations for the Both Patterson and Secretary of presence of the Americans, reports are true but the hope of babefoot. .. You could always get boat.” accessories and corsage of white in Manchester, It will be posalbll a special shoe stamp in a case of question and discussion period, af become popular In many places in week-end .talks. Navy Forrcstajl. who also was The protests, which the Com for toe town to have a P. T, Al more sugar because of those facta ter which there will be opportunity Bows To Imaginary Figure called as a witness, have lh-..the munists New China Dally News pompoms. real need. And I think most fair- Europe. The first world tourna In toe lease of Japan, Russia la A reception for relatives and Council. This would be merely a I Is unfounded. for recreation and sociability. He put down his glaiu and step ment was held at the Olympics In reported by Allied diplomatic au past advocated a program requir said were addressed to the "chief The blackest picture of the sug minded people will agree that ped over to a B-4 bag Into which GRAPEFRUIT friends was held in .Wesleyan hall advisory body and important I ing every young man to take a ar situation comes from toe Indus without sohe rationing, most of us Berlin In 1936, the Germans being thorities here to be standing firm of the American military mission at the Rockville Methodist church, ’ Its way, but she stressed U e poinl he had been stuffing some shirts. FLORIDA the last nation in Europe to take oh her contention that Japan year of military training. in Yenan,” were written by Chu try lUelf. As a matter of fact would Jiave had even more diffl He bowed to an imaginary figure. Patterson contended that univer after which the couple left for a n . that ea “ 1 9 « power council In which the United sal military training would insure, chief, and Yeh Chlng-Yln, com York (Tty’s Important sugar brok pair pf shoes . . . and some of us Colonel Baggypayts,” he said, and Once Very Rough Game bride wore for traveling a powder T. A. might not have been able to get ‘"Basketball of 38 years ago was States would have, according to “as no other method would," that mander of toe Eighth Army. ers said toat he expected sugar ra Waves Observed let go with a roundhouse right fist trained men would be available to Wilbert Hadden blue wopl dress, brown accessories Bylaws Are Adopted tioning might be needed right up any at all. Undfir toe shoe ration a pretty rough i game. At that Byrnes, a dominant voice. T-Sgt. John M. Jock They objected to the landing of and orchid corsage.___ The bylaws of the new organjj that sank up to his elbows in the /The United States on the other meet the first attack of any future to 1948; However, toe rise In In ing program, I hafe never heard wHiTi t « icH COOKINO time It ,was thought that a good American forces at Chefoo. at the The bride attended Rockville, zatjon. drafted by a committej bag. He moved In closer and pump. CELERY/^”^" 21« huid Is reported by Informed live personnel that have made ex- aggrf.ssor. They would organize eluding many lOL-al business men, | centive payments to grtwers In of anyone wh9 actually suffered Cd lefts anF)— Gus PKG same In making basket's and on the under which the goveriiment la re Start of the trial seemed des-* confer with other Nationalist posal toat another truck be pur The kit la made up .of about 250 slacker!’ he yelled at my private. BRITEX W ALLS, FLOORS, ETC. said, does not include an estimated be decided tonight. One la relat wage. ' > occupational therapy for toe han Edwards, beloved Tinpan alley defense he believed the 1938 team quired to conduct* such votes If tined for delay yesterday when leaders at Jogjakarta, ancleift' chased for No. 2 will not be road! pubUcations, describing toe major $3,500,000,000 post-war operation ing to the request of the General The non-striking CTO has reach dicapped person, but also aids In tunesmlth end discoverer of count was probably the best. properly notified. In addition, it State Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn. capital o f toe Indies, where the by toe officers this year. Therl jobs by which Amerioan people would: al cost of toe Navy. Ice Cream C o m p ly to use the ed agreement wito four groups of bit psychological adjustment and less adtM of the stage and screen, He said that prospects for this Jr., protested a ruling by Judge Nationalists are said to have is $17,000. held in a fund to pa] earn their Uving. Information on Ban contributions by national If universal training is adopted, Manchester Dairy tor the handling operators for a 12'/i cents an hour In many cases enables him to be specific jobs includes duties on the la dead, The ‘ 66-year-old song FINAST year look good, adding that he had O’Sullivan excluding toe state’s Patterson told toe committee. In of milk In Manchester sold by lOO.OOd troops. Their command pay boost, thus accepting half of for a new hook and ladder wblc come either partially or wholly SAVE ON CREAMERY BUHER banks, corporations or labor or witnesses from the courtroom until er In chief. General Supryadi, has job, hours of work, wages, qualifi writer, actor and producer died in never felt this way regarding any ganizations to any political con ductions under toe draft law pro Bryant A Chapman, and the other toe original' 25 dents an hour, de has already been ordered on self-supporting. team before. they were called as Individuals to broadcast a call for all former vote taken over a year ago. Th| cations and training needed ad his apartment last night after a Continuing First National Stores fundamental polic)r w * are giving vention, primary or general elec bably could cease by toe end of is toe request of John Andlsio to mand. Frank (Tiapman, a Carpen The Society provides teachers vantages and dlsadvantagee, and long illneas. PEANUT During the business meeting testify. 1946. jnove his package store from Wal Netherslands East Indies training $10,000 that toe new truck Jusl ^killed in a variety of crafts, helps which followed Mr. Clarke's talk, tion Involving a president, vice ters’ union representative in toe future prospects. The jobs des our customers the benefit of a savings of FIVE CENTS A PO U N D on president or congre.s.smcti. This When Alcorn declared he could Veterans’ organizations, led by nut •street to Center and Lilac Instructors to report tap the Indo northwest, quoted William L. delivered coat, will not have t f the patient In procuring his raw use Chief Squire Richard "Foley an not proceed without the presence nesian training center there. come out of this fund as $10,0 cribed were selected from many Parenta of Baby Boy Bu N eR as, long as our L O W CO ST purchases last. would hit directly at the CIO's Po the American Legion, generally streets. Hutcheson, Washington, D. C., materials, and seeks out markets thousands as those likely to offer BUnER nounced that all plans had been of certain witne.s.ses to al^him In have backed the proposal. How The British said there appeared was set aside for this two yq for hla finished products Accord W« r«g«rvB th« right to limit quontitiM and completed for the communion litical Action committee. the presence of certain evidence, genera] president ot the Carpen- toe best long-term postwar oppor Hollywood, Nov. 8—(P)—Actor Nourishing, Wholsfome and Outlaw work st6ppages by any ever, some ■ Wf ' them during last to be a gathering of extremist tera, saying regardless of toe “ un and a half ago. ing to Miss Pasco, the teachers are breakfast Sunday morning at St. toe court modified Its ruling to ex The district will end toe yea tunities. Other materials tell how David Nivan and his wife, who are positivaly non* gold to doolers. union having a no-strike-contract summer’s hearings suggested a elements on “a fairly large scale” necessary sellout compromise” by trying to develop speClaltlea for to get a job and how to succeed now in London, cabled Producer Filling. Juit right for the Bridget's hall and the Investiture empt State Police Comtnissioner compromise that would allow About Town with all bills paid and a balane] which they find a real demand, H e in z with .an . emplo.ver. The penalty at Bandoeng. An official, report toe CTO, toe AFL was to continue In It. . Samuel Goldwyn yeaterday to an PiSRiS Children's Lunch. of a class of morejthan 30 candi Edward J. Hickey, and' County De on hand. : FRESH 11B would be loss of collective bargain youths to break up toe year of Girl Scont Troop No. 4 of the said Bandoeng,. the summer capi its demands, backed by full finan "suiting toe activity always to toe All information in tlie kit la re nounce toe arrival of a baby boy. dates at Tinker hall in the after tective Joseph F. Mitchell. patient’s physical needs.” Such CREAMERY loul ing rights for a year and'liability ‘training In summer-vacation Iiv Emanuel Lutheran church will tal, was .believed to be the head cial resourcea of toe carpenters. liable and recent. It was prepared The Nlvena have another son, EASIEI • FASTEI • CLEANER Condensed noon. Exclusion of all the witnes.ses staUnients. Items will comprise toe first ex BUTTER for damages. omit Its meeting next Monday, It quarters of six divisions of Indone Meanwhile, there was prospAit after extensive study of feeding Pavid, Jr. The mother is a fbrmer r 1-LB JAR C'uinmuniim In .\ Body Ropi’esentative Outland (D.. had been sought by William M. being Armistice Day, but will re hibit. ______Harney. Ward’s counsel, who sians now in the process of forma of a tieup In toe Pacific coast pulp Businesses Closed American occupations by Science WAAP, In the morning the class of can Calif.), rhaifmnn'of li group of 116 sume ita meeting toe following tion. and paper industry after two AFL Research Associates, publishers o t ■VANGIUNI didates and present Squiren will charged that “because many of co-sponsors of the ’Tull employr Monday, November 19. Mrs. Amy For the first time British reports unions called for a strike' vpte in occupational information and vo IVAPORATEO .UNSWEETENED 4 meet in St. Bridget's hall at 8:-15 mont” bin, told a reporter he is I them had an Interest In ine the case-case” Chinese Reds On Arm istice Da> AAILK Carlson Is now leader o f tola troop. referred to toe Indonesian army a wage dispute. Ballots will be Ordered to Stop cational, guidance materials. 8ug. to attend the,9 oyiock-mass at.St. hopeful.. the legislation can be Ihey might conform their test! mony to what they heard from the in military terms. Previously re mailed Friday to Oregon, Califor gestions on keeping the job infor noz Bridget's church in a body and re-, speehcct to the lloor. Seek Apology; , Elsie Alice Becclo, Ph. M. 1-c, nia and Washington mem'bers of .The Manchester .Trust Oom-I mation, up to date ar6 i^ven Ih I SPAM TIN celve communion.. Following the Chairman Manasco (D,. Ala.) 6f witness stand. ports referred to the forces as Playing Dominoes ’ Harney wiis supported by attor of toe "Waves,” daughter of Mrs. armed extremists or “ members toe AFL International Brother pany, toe Savings Bonk ot Man! handbook which la Included In toe 14-OZ mass they will return to the hhll the Expenditures group said in an Want Pavmient Rose J. Becclo. of 46 Norman hood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper rhester. toe Personal Finance Uo.| klL MNAST BTL and partake of the communion interview, however, that it “will neys for six other accused persons of the so-called peace preserva CATSUP in the case. street, has been honorably dis tion corps.” Mill Workera and toe Interna the Manche.’iter BuHdihg A Los I? In order to keep toe Vocational breakfast which will be prepared be quite some time", before the sub information Kit up to date. Miss 20-OZ Alcorn told the court that exclu-. charged from service at toe U. S. Guests Have Narrow Escapes tional Brotherhood of "Paper Mak and the three lumber yards, tod Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 8— — by two members of the Knights of committee can write its compro (Contifined from Page One) Navy Personnel Separation Cen ers. T h e ballots will be counted Cambridge police are under or Smith has arranged to .have its QUALITY TIN slon of the witnesses—-state and Shooting was reported again W, G. Olenney Co., the ManchesJ Columbus, Frank QiUsh and.Jamos mise. ter, New York. She enlisted on Nov. 21. A strike In the Industry ders today to "stop playing doml pubUshers supply new material PEAS The measure before the commit municipal police officers—would last night near the Hotel des ter Lumber ahd Fuel Co., and G| PINAIT 20-OZ F. Tierney. ConnSellor.s and the neutral committee be formed to In- February 9, 1943, and saw 3Z would be toe first In 10 years of E. Willis and Son, Inc., will all noes." regularly during the nexteU out a government force him to ask a continuance of Indfls In Batavia, where U.' S. Con GOLDEN BANTAM TIN several weeks In order to famiiiar- .vestigate civil war conditions, and months of active duty. She saw successful collective barg'aining. closed Mondaiy, Nov. 12. The directive was issued by through a subscription to ths Oc CORN Columbus : also will be present at policy of supplementing private in almost the same breath charged service at Navy hospitals at Phila sul General Walter A. Foote ^re Management officials said Louis (jhlef Timothy F. Leahy after he cupational Information System. M IC H M O N D 19-OZ toe breakfast with the Squires. enterprise, when necessary, to as Ize himself with the details con sides. Several guests in the' hotel tained In numerous, papers and Chiang Kai-Shek with attempting delphia and Sampson, N, Y., and ville’s multlmiUlon-doHar veconver-. said he had reecived reports toat This subscription insures the libra GREEN OR WAX TIN Past Chief Squire John Dono sure 1ob opportunities for all able- to exterminate toe Communists, at toe “ Waves” training station, had narrow escapes. ry well-rounded and last-minute C U T B E A N S documenU whlch^ad, he said, slon construction program faced' police vehicles had been alow in SOFTJENDER SUCED van was appointed by Chief Squire bodied Arneiicans'wanting them. \yhlle holding peace with Hunter College, Bronx, N. Y. Despite these new o(itbreaks of complete stoppage because of twO Ho«ipital Notes responding to calls. occupational publications. Further TMOMPBON 32-OZ 24< . Foley to be toastmaster at the Man.iaco said the group would not been arranged^fbr orderly presen CIAIIIFHD ITL tation by the police. them. The investigating commit violence a feeling of optimism per labor disputes keeping 800 WQriters He said an. Investigation de questions asked 1^ library users APPIE JUICE breakfast. approve “any binding assurance tee also would consider activities Members of toe Frank J. ManS' about toe occupations will be for Becau^ of the peed for a long vaded Dutch political circles. The from toeir Jobs. ^ ' Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Idd termined that "they (toe police U l of jobs for all." ' of American troops in disputed field Marine Auxiliary, who are to men) are rambling around toe warded, by Miss Smith to toe pub BREAD n o SUNSHmi In vesUtuir'. Cereinoiiy ___ ^ contlriaance, he said, he would also feeling seemed to be engendered Operations o f frotp' 45 to 60 OIACKRRS PKG areas. march In the Armistice Day pa Wpodhouse, 19 Benton street; And building, playing dominoes or lis. lishers for answer by their re For the investiture ceremony, be^ohllged to ask for a mistrial, on by new confidence that Britain builders supply ' construction drew Goldschnelder, Atidoverj WHOLE wHiAT 10* KRISPY which will be conducted by officers The Communists have obtained rade, Sunday, are asked to report firms were vlrtugHy baited when tening to the radio." search staff, 1-U Morieoni Loses .toe ground that If his proposed ap would aid-in’restoring Dutch sutB- Mrs. Oiovsnna Pella, 864 Bldwetl •UNSHMfi of the circle, th^ , candidates will proof that while toe peace negotia at toe Army apd Navy cluljhouse ority. . — * ’ 'moralhan '2S^-’AFL Truck Drivers CRACKED WHiAT >^^10* OIACKRS PKG peal to the Supreme court from street. Kind to the hands. Harm HI-HO gather at the KnighU of Columbus tions were under way, Chiang or at 9:45. Those who cannot march Although there was no special struck In g /# a ge dispute. < A union home at 1:30 o’clock, and be takep 11 is Damage the court’s ruling excluding the dered “ his northern 'generals to should be In toe lobby of Center Admitted today; Ronald,. witnesses, were granted 'the case pronouncement to this effect by ent called toe walkout less. Dissolves grease and to Tinker hall where the cere "liquidate” the CommOmlsts, Chou Congregational church at ,10:30. ibrlzed) If it is not settled tour'irnd L«o Cyr, 30 Seaman OOUGHNUTS RAIN MOPS 21< should not go on before this jury said. Following the;, service, members toe British, toe DutcH'said they be cle; Michael Fitzgerald, 9 u y Vietory Bomds banishes dirt quickly. monies will be held at 2:30 o’clock. The suit which J o s e ^ Morieoni' which would he at liberty for sev lieved Queen Wilhelmtna and The Iip^ptly, management officiala JOAN CAROL 4 K. Invitations have been extended by Orders,captured from a govern will proceed to toe Memorial hos Khighton street; Jerome Ton Rinses free instantly. •brought against counclL for whom ttis ciri^a was joy a supper at the Sheridain to- storeJs located. .HcMurdy will take office Jen. 1. already ordered on al|-out oaaault mrnrasr at fl ix. ■os. ■hana. oflshors now. lIANCnESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 ,194¥ PAGE E
itMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. T^HCRSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1945 T Sport Slant! Walt 434 By Earl W. Yost Sports Editor
Starts With a Bang that he wiU be, glad to see you Hodge, TalarsHi Star Local Sport Chatter Center Service Five H. Leon Sheppard, newly ap and make your/acquaintance. pointed full time Recreation Di- Who U/At FsnltT the Legion, and the later has de Miss Helen Estes, Esculty Adviser News that AI Obuchowski, an THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Compiled by Students of Manchester Hifh School restor for tha Town of Manches Last Friday / afternoon at the In Inter-class Game officer In'the Army, is due for a cided not to enter the Rec League. Records 1,812 Total rOL./XlII, NO. 10 ter, in the short space of time Manchester h-Bulkeley High discharge in the near future Is that he has been in town haa made football gami Municipal Sta- gooi news to PA' cage fans, Obie Golf fans who took in the match 'ord at half-time we many new friends. dlum in Ha: starred for. many seasons with the at the local Country Club last All Teams in Y League Pick Comniiltees Plans for Prom were comeri by a dozen or more Seniors Score 28-6 ..Win week are still tnlklng about the Principal Honored Safetym ' SUidv ■ m ...... Climax Season Shep, as he preferred to be PA’s Shar^n- PA championship teams. Steve Bagarus — Legion of Honor — caUed haa a lrea ^ started outlin high school >y% and girls that At Mt. Nebo With All greatness of the four. Art Wilkie. Turn in Good Scores; W rth Win Excitement and expectancy ing a 'fine program for youngsters were plent; peeved at our report Earl Ballslepcr, Chet Brauq and Starts Nov. 13 In Stiuleiit Council that the cheer leaders did a good The PA ’s will hold a practice Joe Witkowski Records Princlpai Edson Bailey ot "Why is she well liked?" After is running through the air at With 32-0 Loss and adults alike at both the East Proceeds Going Into Up for Season BIU Peach. Rookie Find Manchester High school was M. H. S. these days. The ques and West Side Recreation Centers. job in MidfUetqwn and the response session Friday night at 8 o’clock For Runners repeating the question, a clasa- that th ey «ot waa poor. Fine Triple of 485 appointed to a committee tion l!». "Is you is, or is you- At the East Side Rec on School School Band Fund at the East.Side Rec. Playing for the Team Champ mate of Evelyn's thought a min Thls year the Student Council, It can /te truthfully -stated that which reviewed the stand Home room classes in safety ain’t going to the Prom ?" street, the larger of the two build ionship of the club, the quartet ute. and then—a beaming smile in anticipation of a full season, Curtain Is Lowered on while thS girls and boys were talk Washington 'Skins Back The bowling pins at the Y alleya ards for admission pf Private will begin November 13. '^"These Ninety Cbiiplcs must be ings, the game room under the su- Marshall Hodge and Stanley Coach John Falkowski We have just learned of the tough battled to a deadlock in a cold, ?H«1I and McKinney classes "will continue through spread over her countenance. has been divided into various com ing, it was impossible to get a took a terrific beating last night Secondary schools at the meet "Well, gosh I", she continued, "the signed up by . tomorrow, No Grid Season; Ed Weiss perA^on of Ralph Gilroy Is hum TalarskI, two Sophomores, com Drilling Charges; Ohie break that the BritUh-Americana wet rain that failed to hamper Oose on Heels of ing of tlie ■New-Englanti--As80- Tuesday, Nov. 20. There will be word In edgewise. They bad their In the Y Wednesday Night Bowl Pace Harriers' to Oiie^ main reason ft so obvious that’ it’s mittees. ' vember 9, in order to insure ming nightly. More and more beefs imd some sounded legitimate. pletely stole the show yesterday encountered at their initial cage their atyle of play. ciation of Secondary Schools five class period mornings for Jhls financial bucking. Reviews 1945 Season boys are taking advantage of the May Be With Quintet practice the other night. Seems Standout Don Hutson ing League when all six teams very easily overlooked. Evle’s a The Elxecutive committee con However, the cheer leaders did a afternoon St Mt. Nebo when the Side tn Middletown. annual Manchester High school In- Hotel Statler in Boston. Mr. loads of personality and a wonder dent, Robert Genovesi; vice presi must remain a secret, but Jane offered in the Rec program for studenta claimed that some The Polish Americans, perennial players were contacted and prom three-sport star has drawn his re (Chicago, Nov. 7—{IP)—He may Bailey has been a member ot tinued. Manchester High’s 1945 grid sea them. They have a special roomi terclass football game was played. lease from the Marine Corps. ter. * Don Hall and' Bob McKinney fully sunny disposition." dent. Robert Clifford; secretary, Waller, chairman of the Prom of ;he boys on the team were town and Rec Senior League bas ised to play with the team. Conic be shooting at the moon, but Steve the executive eommittee of the There will be a safety a.ssembl.v son when Bulkeley High of Hart for their use that Includes two Although the more exjierienced the night of practice and only The league leading Center Serv I paced the M. H. S. Ctoaa Country And there, in the opinion of an Mary Kehl; and treasurer, Thomas Decorating committee, says cheered as they were substituted ketball champs have been sharpen Bagarus, cat-quick halfback o f association for the past seven Nov 15. It is plaqned to have a ford sounefiy whipepd the Red and pool and one ping pong table as and heavy Senior eleven scored a organizer Huck Taggert and Coach Both the Eaqt and West Side ice five racked up an Imposing l aquad to lU fourth' straight tri average ‘‘M. H. S.-er," are the rea Bailey. Bob Genovesi, as presi that a very unusual atmos le other first string players ing up their eyes for the coming the Washington Redskins, is in years. The .other members ol speaker with experience in this dent, Is automatically nominated phere will be created as a re Whiters on November 2, by a mar well as several dart boards, card 28 to 6 win, it was. these two pack Johnny Hedlund ahowed up. At Recreation Centers will be closed hot pursuit of Don Hutson’s pass team total of 1,812 .in their win umph, at the expense of a great- sons vi'hy Evelyn L^nz, daughter gin of 32 to 0. This marked the Id just come out of the game ages of dynamite, Hodge and 'I'al- 1946-4,6 campaign under the direc the committee arc Dr.’ H. D. work. to each committee. sult of the committee’s efforts. tables, magazines, papers and take a jacket and sit down present there are only two organ all day Monday In observance of of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lanz of fifth consecutive loss for M. H. arski that drew the plaudits of the tion of 'CJoach Johnny Falkowski. receiving championship; in the Na- ning match against the Manches- - ’ ly outclassed Middletown team Word, chairman, principal of The -freshman class will Use the Revision of the ConsUtqtion, to On the night of November common table games that boys I that was it. Other beefs of the ized team# in town, the Pa’s and Armistice Day. tionsd Football League. Hope High school. Providence, 219 Summit street, was chosen for against one win. crowd estimated at 700. The p a ’s to date have signed six ter Motor Sales. The Service Gang Hall and McKinney tied for first manual as a text. This.Is a small be studied later in the ye^r, is un 17, the lilting' rhythm of a like. up, and it was not only these Bagarus, who stands a fraction H. T., and .inseph Priwers, prin this week’s Legion of Honor—as Coach Kelley's warriors who The game was played for the ball players. Of the group, three took all three points and main . place in the exceptionally g o ^ booklet which explains briefly the well as being elected Class Secre der the supervision of Mary Ann known and well-liked' orches The other evening It waa al ten or fifteen students, were that under six feet and weighs 176, tu m e of thirteen minutes and eight cipal of Boston Fnglish High regulations and rules of the road. started the contest were; Murphy, benefit of the High School Band played last year and one played tained their one game margin over tary. Pazianos, Philip Turklngton, tra' will fill the air, as the Ireat to walk Into the Boys’ Room the students had the spirit and not with the team before entering the chiseled the great Green Bay end’s Seconds, which was the best time; sohool. • 'Hie work for this group will be Michael Vignone, Wendell Austin Fogarty, ends; Weiss, Turklngton, at the East Side Rec and find Just *'"* uniform fund. All proceeds col Several Changes Expected the second place (Chambers Mov - Sports seem to top the' list of ushers, headed by Doris Wig- the cheer leaders. lected were turned over to Bill Va- service. margin last week-end by .spearing turned In on the Middletown divided into four lessohs and an and Connie Rogers. anowske and Wjiliam Mullens, tackles; Andreo, Cartier, guards; about every type of activity golni We admit that cheer leading and ers. The big gun in the Service at extra-curricular activities of this Genovesi. center; Brown, Beaure ders, band director who has been The veterans are headed by^jAl six passes as the Redskins nased couAe since Fran U:ary estab- examination. In the past those Betty May, George Kelley, Dawn will accompany the arriving on from cards to homework, vocal support Isn’t down our line, tack was Walter Hilinskl with a blond, hazel-eyed senior. Through gard, Moller and Tedford. in the conducting a drive for the past Surowiec, the Rec League's scor-' out the Chicago Cardinals. 24-21. fine triple ol 396. Pop Gleason, 379, Uahed the record in 1938. ^ that were sixteen years or older Muraski and Connie Crough will couples through the receiving building Is open from 6 to yet we like to see a well coached ...... S ....- . . I In Navy’s Athletic Setup Captain Don Hall grabbed an out her high school career, she backfield positions.' For all the year in hopes of reailizing a set That gave the rookie halfback a Hank Keye, 363 and Harold Barton were given a card by the Conn. has participated in basketball, vol be In charge of the 'Victory Stamp line. o’clock evenings Monday throi team of cheer leaders execute ,aarly lead In the race, and h e /e - Bach Descendant starters, except Turkingtbn, this. sum of $2,000 to complete the band season total of 23 receptions, com with 351 backed up Hllinskl’s fine Motor Vehicle department excus leyball, bowling, Softball, tennis, campaign. Friday for lads of school age. proper cheers and maneuvers at aained at the front until the final Now, truthfully, don’t you was their final game of varsity from head to foot. coaches on the Severn in addition pared with 32 for Hutson who has chucking. In a losing cause Danny ing them from the questions con b a d m i n t o ri and ping-pong. It will be the duty of Felix think It sounds like fun? Well, Events planned are the annual athletic contests of the school. By Harry Orayson ' 100 yards when McKinney un- Student at M.H.S. competition. sket- The Senors took advantage of a to submarine Cmdr. Oscar Bag- only four games left to play while Hair and Freddy McChirry were cerning hii^hway regulations when (Whew!) Besides this. Evie has Evelyn Lnnx Sarabogna, Donald Buckminster fellows, how about looking up Junior and Intermediate We have noticed one thing. At costly fumble In the first minute NEA Sporte Editor Bagarus haa five. I Hashed a terrific drive and suc- From the opening kickoff till the ball leagues as well as mai new berg. standouts. < applying for a driver’s license. two years of Girl Reserves, plus and Shirley Fogarty, as members your best girl, and asking her several of the games, the cheer of play In the first period to score New York, Nov. 8—Navy’s Bagarus, who was Ignored by t?-----i_i jn tying Hall for first final whistle, the Bulkeley eleven features that have proven bpular The claim is that a coach does Walter Kompanlk stole all hon r S M^chester captured ten out Tihls, of course, depends upon the the fact that she served as vice- of the secretarial committee, to to join you for an evening at leaders have been lax in going out a tally with Norm Beauregard chances against Michigan were re the pro league when he left Notre Pet peeves? We decided not to completely dominated the field of in other sections where Sj haa and getting the crowd steamed up, not linger long enough at the ors for the night when he tripled F iofthe first eleven places, relin- A newcomer to Manchester this saliiifactory coippletion of the president one year, to her credit. send out notices to representatives the luxuriously colorful, semi- driving his way Into pay dirt. Here ported brUhtened by word that Dalne In 1940 and wasn’t even delve into the subject of kome- play^ Complete knowledge of the been in charge. Cheer leaders are expected to in Naval Academy to master the art, for a score of 434 in leading the l,<^shlng only third place to year Is a direct descendant front work. A mark of 80 or better will Girls’ leaders for for two years in each home room. formal High School Prom! Hodge, the little passer, and Tal fullback Bob Jenkins would be placed on its draft list, appears to composer Johann Sebastian Bach, be required. work—. The Paper Salvage committee local offense seemed to have been ject enthusiasm into their support that he departs just when he Is Don Willis Garage men to a shut «Coughlin of Middletown. .. (seqreUlty the -second), a few —Lucille Kiely. Talking with the lads,/they are arskl as a blocker, both weigh ready for full-tiipe duty. be the one player capable of de Dolores Bac_h,. lately from St. There are but 200 of these book- yeSra on the Somanhis Business Evie's followed the secretarial is comprised of James Oakes, Paul in possession of Bulkeley. When all high in their praise for the new ers. Regardless of the score of th'e catching on. Well, Rip Miller, out win over Bryant and (?hap-. Next week the local haiTlera ever Coach Kelley’s ace passer, Ed close to 130. went Into action. And all the tlnta^everybody sus throning ■the 32-year-old Hutson John’s Literary Institute In Fred leUt. Necessarily^ one booklet;will Staff, and the same amount of course throughout her high school Peters and George Vlncek. director. Shep has fitm y estab game or the time to play, a good pected that it waA'not additional the old Notre Darner, has been man's Milkmen. Kompanik'a three I'will take, part in the state me^t, Brown, went into the passing slot Hodge’s passes were straight as pass-catf^ng champion. string total is the highest reported erick, Maryland. have to serve for two pupils. time serving as a Student Council career and plans to continue with Any special assemblies sup lished himself 'sdth both young group of cheer leaders can be as and accurate to potential receivers. backs, hut formatlonh^nd block on the premises 19 years, was 1 't)eing strong favorites to annex this type o f work after graduation. each of his receivers were checked much to the game as the players head man three. He was one of He has the league’s best passer, In local bowling circles this season. ■the 8tate\champlonship. Dark-haired' Dolores, who was The booklet "Society’s Respon representative complete her out ported by the Student Council will sters and older members alike. It Butter fingers cost a couple of ing to get them over tije ground Slingin' Sammy Baugh, throwing bom in Chicago, considers her We have little apprehension as to.-£^ under the direction of Owen- by two or more of 4he Maroon clad themselves from the standpoint of the- Immortal Knute Rockne’s Walt’s three games consisted of 1, The finishers and their times fol- sibilities" wll. be used by the side activities. Effect of die War defenders. Having their aerial at was no easy tyk to come to easy scores but finally Tommy that was troubling the iqldship- strikes at Mm, He-.ft exceptional hometown as Denver, has been in "Blondie" naturally favors all her future success. She seems to dolyn Glenney, Marion Dickson -tow n , unknown to all and take the crowd. Seven Mules, and if the little Nor 152, 123 and 159. The latter was I low: Hall. M, 13:18: McKinney. M, Sophomore class. Juniors will use tack subdued, Manchester could Robinson, a colored boy from the men. ly fast with the deceptive change every state In the U. S.. and has sports, as well as enjoyjng dancing know the formula already—. and Albert Patch. over from scratch tis Shep has Nobody wants to go to a foot wegian didn’t know all about also the best individual high single 13:18; Coughlin, Mid.. 13:30; Hook- as a test. "Driver and Pede.strian only play a defensive battle. North End, leaped high in the end Capt. C. Owen Humphreys\ is of pace, a good r e e f e r must lived in many of them, due to her and all kinds of music.' Phyl Karlin Financial responsibility will fall Studied bV Senior ball game and hear a bunch of kids quick-opening plays I’m a shoe mark for the evening’s rolling. l er, M. 13:31; Bray, M, 13:38: Responsibilities.” The seniors will ’The Red and Whiters during the done. , zone, between two Senior defend quite right In saying that have. And finally, he Is oqly 26 father's traveling job as a super have as their text, ‘Sound Driving upon David Donovan, Peggy Heat- During the next few weeks cheering any old thing and annoy' ers to snare the pigskin out of the should he some changes made maker. Joe Witkowski was the second Waite M, 13:46: Cunningham, M, first period, checked the - rivals Ing other fans. ' yet uniformed years old, just about the prime age 18:44: Brown, M. 14:09 Buckmis- intendent of a construction com- i racticea-” ley and Everett Buckland. leagues in various "fcports wiir be air for a tally. 'Ihe try for the Annapolis and in coming out Keith Molesworth has been member of the league to gain a scoring power. However the de cheers that Manchester High drilling the middle backs for eight for a pro footballer. select berth in the leagues "400 t*r. M, 14:10; Accomero, M, 14:12, pany. It will soon become apparent More Infomialion Evelyn Lanz, Ralph Azinger, The effect, of the war on Indus organized at both Rcc Centers. point was blocked. There was no 'against the graduate coaching Hit the Mark! fense of the Kelleymen was crack school haa adopted could go over campaigns. All he did was quar Commissioner Elmer Layden rc» Club" when he tripled for a 405 and Flaherty, M. 14:13. ' She hopes to graduate from that the fundamental philosophy Tom Kelly, Doris Wlganowske and try was recently Investigated . by To you boys and gyowhups alike further scoring in the first half. system. Manchester High. • Although she ed in the second quarter, and 20 big if all the cheer leaders and terback the Chicago Bears for sev called that Bagarus waa a stand 'toUU. Chambers Movers with Wlt- Jack Shea ’46. of these baoklets is the creation of Given on Greece Harry Sweet will plan the social "member of the Senior English points were scored. who haven’t as yet taken the time Time after time the lighter Un Crabtown' could also use a di previously took the college course, Manchester High school has activities of the Council. to drop down to the Rcc. do bo to- student body cooperated 100 per derclassmen would break through rector o f athletics who could re en years. He was the original out on pass defense when Layden k ^ s k l leading the way scored a proper attitudes toward law and Class, as part of a project on how The third and fpurth periods - cent. she now has commercial subjects— the rights of individuals. an average of 97 per cent ifi The sending of Christmas cards day and meet Shep. I sm sure and snare Senior hall carriers for frain from criticizing the coach- man-dowii-.under in Ralph Jones’ coached him at Notre. Dame in th r^ . point win over Morlarty the war has effected Manchester, each offered a six pointer for the modem T with man-in-motion. Brothers Gas House Gang who history of music, typing, Rnglish. T h e accident rate in Connecticut its War Stamp sales for Octo past and present servicemen losses. It was through the air that 'ing staff and players Jn midseason. 1939 and 1940. Owner George :Navy Life Agrees shorthand, and bookkeeping. Al its grammar schools, high school, opposers. The last few ihinutes Navy is stumbling no more Marshall of the Redskins saw have yet to score their first league increased 45 per cent, during the ber.. Let’s make it a hundred In completing the study of the will be supervised by Mary Hobbs grocery stores, drug stores and ended, with Manchester rolling i^to < won the game for the Seniors. The On the eve of the pier six brawl ready she has joined Girl Reserves. per cent for No-vember and get winners incldently with the excep than any other major squad that great poslbilities in the lithe half victory. month of October as compared Persian Wars, George Carleton’s Patty 3teven8on,*Melvln Cox, Wil farms. Data gathered on schools scoring position but the passing One, Maybe Two John BycholskI in Cleveland Captain Humphreys A Capello choir and the Somanhis behind the Victorj! War loan. Rockville Host tion of tackle Fred Turklngton, suddenly switched .from the single back when he encountered him on Stan Hilinskl, Smith and Keish^ With Peterson with, ,the corresponding time in freshman classes In Ancient His liam St. John and Joe Liebledz. was given to feature writer Archie attack clicked too late as the game for no reason at all went out of staff. —Charles Moller. Lucille Kiely (,|;oach Wilfred J. Clarke an represented Coach Torn Kelley’s ing champion with an average of hla way to warn the middies prac wing or some other formation to the west coast, playing for the were also standduto for the Movers Dolores has had voice les.sons 1944. Naturally tlje repeal of tory discussed the arms, armor Kilpatrick of The Herald. ended before Manchester could at tfle revitalized T. gasoline rationing will be cited as tain a tally. nounced last night that if the 1945 varsity. close to 20 points per game. Earl tically to handle the Notre Dames San Diego Bombera in the Pacific while Atamian pqced the Osa ‘I t ’a like going to school all ovei and hopes to become an opera Extensive increase in workers’ To Meriden AA Winners Dominate Play As a matter of fact. Navy to Coast League during his Army Housqrs. a cause for thia. However, this is and seapower of the opposing wages and the eetabUshment'"6t" The teams wbieh M. H. S. waa new exits at the Armory are Yost and Johnny Green round out with kid gloves. "Our relation again," la the way Carl Peterson, singer. She plays the violin and sides and pupils gave voluntary re The second half was all Seniors date has a superior record than hitch. Center Service ( 8) but subterfuge since the real reshmen Boys time and one-half for overtime are pitted against during the season not up by Thanksgiving, and the holdovers. Johnny BycholskI, a ship with Notre Dame is some *48, who recently vielted ex-class- cello, and sang at a bond rally and ports to gain information not in it appears that they won’t, the as far as the scoring went but it PA before joining the Marines,' ia thing we treasure a great deal,” he had Notre Dame, Army and the Marshall used Bagarus four Kaye ...... 140 122 ^01 363 mates, at M. H. S.. dennes the cause of accidents can be traced to two of the foremost changes of were Bristol, West Hartford, Mer Washington Redskins under slml at Camp Dietrich In Maryland. Her the present textbook. iden, East Hartford, Middletown, Unilcfeated Silver Chy Manchester High varsity bas was Hodge and TalarskI that elec back with the club and the two told them. "I want you to re years during exhibitions and, while N. Barton . . . . . 97 — -i-, 97 Navy Service School that he is favorite music Is Strauss, Bach, two sources, drivers and pedes Sporis^Scope industry in the war, it was learn lar circumstances. The Greek infantry was provid Exploring Course and Bulkeley High of Hartford. ketball team will engage the trified the crowd. Hodge in addi new faces are Bozo Horvath, for member not to do anything to on Army leave, the speedy Hun W. Hilinskl .. 143 128 125X396 now attending at the Great Lakes and Handel’s ’’Largor plus all the trians. ed. The take-home pay, however, Eleven to Provide As Col. Eari Blalk of Army A casual glance "at the news ed, for the most part, with merely Throughout the six contests the Alumni in two games. tion to tossing most of the passes mer Manchester High captain and damage Jthat relationship.” garian played for the Redskins In G leason...... 120 139 120 i t t Training Center. He went on to sentimental songs. With the cloise of the football hoti'« nnri .u T T -----'' waa not nearly as much as it would points out. one of these days Navy H. Barton .. 122 122 107 351 papers will tell you that the acci Red and Whiters scored thirty-two Stem Test Sunday The first game will be play bvit considerable booting and for an honorably discharged Air Force The Irish went home with less the 1943 All-Star game. So It is aay that the hours are somewhat Other special interests are Van and soccer season the scene has have been had it not been for the will bres()< out tn a rush of touch P h illip s...... , — 117 109 326 dent record in Manchester is one been set tor basketball and swim armed Green . soldiers possessed Bookcases, magazine racks, end points, while the opposers gathered ed .Thanksgiving night with a little guy, he really got them officer and Otto Kubelle, colorful teeth than Mike Jacobs arid more with tongue In cheek that Marshall longer that at M. H. S. "Instead Johnson and John Dali, skiing, bonds, victory tax, withholding down.s and all will be forgiven. balls hia prize pass-grabber a to demand immediate remedial ac ming teams at Manchester High. long spears, huge shields and pow tables, lawn chairs, hall trees, sta a total of one hundred points. On adults only permitted to at off. TalarskI, a fair pass receiver bucket star. cuts, bruises and bumps than a of going to school from 8:30 to horseback riding, reading, basket erful swords. tax, hospitalization Imnirance, Red The Ueriden AA. undefeated In and a shifty runner gave the Un Good news was received by Joe Louts victim. Sudden tliotight; When It No "rookie.” Totals ..622 628 662 1812 2:10, I go from »;00 to 4:30 with ball, sewing and cooking. tion. The cross country squad has sev tionery boxes, combination end Cross drives and unemployment ly one game was won, that being tend. On Friday the same-two The Persian fleet, though it sur against Bristol. The highest indi four starts will supply the opposi derclassmen side of the field plenty Coach Falkowski during the week Obviously one word from Cap tre Dame going, to quit tackling Owner Eari (Curley) Lamheau Man. Motor Sales (0) an hour off for lunch and mail I. I. "46." Creation of sound safety atti eral meets to be run off before Its tables and bookends have already compensation. teams will clash with students Navy and Armjr on successive season is ended. passed that of the Greeks in num vidual scorer was Bob Tedford tion for the All-RockviUe eleven only permitted to attend. to cheer about when it was learned that Al Obu tain Humphreys and the midship of the Green Bay Packers express Hair ...... I l l 137 106 854 call." tudes in the minds of the student been made by the 209 freshmen Working conditions in the fae chowski is expected to draw his week-ends?'That whs all right in body will surely have a benefleial bers, contained few ve.ssela as lAith two six-pointers. CaptaiiiTeK Sunday afternoon at Mt. Nebro. Through the afr went the Seniors, men do as they please. ed the hope this week that the Bohadlk . . . . 101 121 99 621 School work la divided ’ Into I boys who are exploring industrial ries underwent a number of discharge from 'the service within Capt. Dick Duden the end, not pre-war days but lt’s\unftdulter- perennially "retiring’’ Hutson parts, be saya. In the morning they effect upon student^ and their The soccer team ended its sched large and Well-equipped. as the ect Bob Clifford was unable to The Sliver City team was booked in the last half and It was here McChirry . . . . 117 135 90 342 Athenian triremes. The triremes fields, in their classes at the How changes as a result of the war. it that the team ground out their the next few weeks. Obie was the the officer, evidently felt the ated assault and batterysqow._ would play for another season or attend regular clasaes in math, Old ('lollies Dance homes. ule last Monday. when they were complete the season, due to injur with the Hartford Pros last week Tanner ...... 126 93 90 309 of the fifth and fourth centuries ell Cheney Technical school. The^^ seems. First the 48-hour week was ies received In West Hartford big margin. First Ed Brown standout player on the great PA same way, about the coaching Col. Red Blalk and nlne'^aailst- two. If he does, a whale o f a . Algebra, phyaics and electricity. An accident policy is for pay beaten by a- strong So. Windsor but the contest was cancelled. '\and Howard . . : . 141 .110 115 866 B, C. measured about one hundred are greatly benefitted by this new established and the idea of work game; Tedford was the appointed passed nearly 60 yards to Bob Ted fcams,durlng«,the past ten years. when he took the law Into his ants scouted Notre Dame '\and grabbing contest should brighten IP tha hftemoon, they go to ahops ment for repairs to the hi-mah squad. The team's record Is one tie experience, as this year's addition Big Bill Panaroni of Branford U Racing Notes that Is Lively Time and fifty feet in length and were ing overtime. It was necessary in acting captain. Excluding the'in ford for a tally and this combina Attempts are being made to sign own. hands In the closing minutes Navy In Cleveland.. Was the National Football League for where they learn the use of differ body; whereas a policy of sound and the remaining contents losses. to all Freshman boys’ programs. the big gun In the Meriden hack-, Totals ...... 596 596* 500 1692 equipped with about one hundred many cases to have three shifts terclass contest, the football sea tion again worked In the last Buck BycholskI for the club and of the Pennsylvania party. trip necessary? two years. y, ent toola and to take motors apart safety habits is for prevention of As explained by Lester Hohen- field. Injured earlier In the season and seventy oars, they learned. and to keep production going every son at M. H. S. has come to an By The Associated Press period with Tedford snaring 'the should OUe and Buck return, the It is rather unusual at that— Lt.-Cmdr. Bob Meyer’s descrip who caught only three and repair them. these conditions. The latter policy Although the record of the Red tbal, student councilor, each of the the backfield star has responded to Brj-ant and Ompninn (0) Red and black lumber jackets TTie Persians from the start Sunday or altern*ate Sundays. end. . Ed Weiss ’46 The eight-day victory meeting ball in the end zone. PA'S can well afford to book the Navy’s coaches being kicked tion of Herman Wedemeyer, the the Packers were spilled Wilson ...... 90 125 110—325 Later on they will get cour.seS may be had at no cost. and White hooters Is not bright, six groups of freshmen who have treatments and ia hailed as the and a .pair of blue jeans were the proved no match for their foes. With so many men working, it that opened at Jamaica yesterday The fourth touchdown by the top pro teams in the east. around In their own circle despite Saint Mary’s tailback: "He’s too Sundai^Npy the Chicago Bears, Burr ...... 101 95 113—309 in fixing power phones, and the several underclassmen have been classes there different days in the sparkplug of tha team. good to believe. He Is something attire for most of the 200 M. H. The titles of the reports were waa necessary to have and to ob is expected to . produce about Senators was a gift when 'Tommy Coach Falkowski has called a an unbeaten record. booted three extra points to raise Farrand ...... 96 131 104—331 Wiring of a ship. founded- Next year’s- squad should week, are divided into small oec- The vlsltion* have been scored S. stiides who attended the Novem "Greek Dieties", "Helen of Troy", serve rules for cleanliness. A more $600,000 for. charity, boosting the practice session for Friday night And permit me to draw your out of a pulp thriller." his pace-sm ing scoring total to Fish ...... 153 102 117—372 “ Here at Great Lakes they are MHS Participates have a better than average sea tloni of four so that during the oh only once In four games while Johnson’s kickoff boot went Wottaman Wedemeyer vrill be ber 2 "Old Clothes Dance" In the, "Flarly Ships", "Greek Education' efficient first-aid system waa call total for the season from the five at 8 o’clock at the East Side Rec. attention to the fact that there Skoog 114 107 99—320, aven more strict than at Samp son. year each boy will have rotated *Round the Rec scoring 67 points. Rockville baa ththugh a player’s legs on the 15 Hawaii’s first All-American. 78 points. as.sembly hall from 7:30-11:00. "Cause o f the Trojan War," "Greek ed for too, wherein more flrst-aid New York tracks to more than are at least two rather capable Frank A k b i s ^ Washington son." he says. “We havp to have a around to the four flelda of study managed to score at least onca In ghd rolled Into the end zone. The Hostesses who sold tickets and In Play Day at Mall Literature” , “Chinese Story the $1;200,000. 554 560 543 1657 Clean hat, and our shoes shined Red and White ex-gridders who o t drafting, machine department, stations, more doctors and more Hip! Hip! Hurrah! Only three each of their three starts, two of losqrs stood around watching the kept the ground-ghlning leader helped get the dance started were: Creation", “Freedom of Speech in nurses were needed. Besides this, With similar receipts from oth ball and Johnson ran down and Last Nigh I *8 Fights Brent, 15744, Chicago. 5. Bob Fow- ^ ship with 391 yardsXm 81 at every morning. If your hat isn’t Judy Handley, Priscilla Wade. will face Coach Clarke In bis prac electrical work and carpentry. more quarters to go. We hope which have been winning engage Don Willis Oarago^ (3) Greece", "Clothing of . the Ancient er tracks in the nation expected fell on the pigskin in the end tempts, 24 yards aheadN^ little clean enough to suit them they Rosemary Quish, Norma Henry, Two teams of girls all tice drills are Ed Brown. Mickey The aet-up is exploratory in na a special Safety Council waa set everyone si/rvtvsd this trying ments. ler, 152, Chicago, outpointed Mike Cargo . . . 104 107 116—327 Peoples’, "Slghfts In Strange up In some factories which in- to top $5,000,000 for 1945, the zone for a tally. Sopko, 15714, Indiana Harbor, Ind., Hank Margarita of the Beara who Kompanlk 152 123 150—434' give 3TOU a few hours of extra duty Dot McCready, Shirley Glenney. classes represented M. H/ S. at the Murphy, Norm Beauregard and ture, to let the boys see what field* weeH- ^ , Coach Ralph Gilroy of the Rock four-year total from racing would By The .\ssociated Press cleaning up the schoolrooms or playday held at Hall Hwh, West Bob Tedford. All are varsity ma India", and “TT»e Seven Wonder i^ c te d workshops, made safety ville team expects to have his full Ed Brown's placement. kicking 8. wrested second place from Steven McGuire 102 — ------102 Jane Waller, Evelyn Lanz and of the World” . a n most interestijng to them. exceed $22,000,000. 'Kansas City — Billy CX>nn. 194. working on outside details.” Hartford, Tuesday, Nov 6 for the terial. The ..drafting fundamentals rules and made sure there were Sweetpeaa to the art students squad on hand including Joe Rich, was great. He split the uprights on Pittsburgh, boxed Bearcat Jones, Cincinnati—Mutt Schartz. Co Van Buren of Philadelphia with Twaronife 113 121 131—365 Nancy .Corcoran. The money, The narrators Were ’Thomas Carl is studying.to be an elec about $30. will go Into the band purpose of demonstrating field taught to theae boys by Walter guards on dangerous machines. who drew colorful “Jitterbug” il Pat Murdock and Prutty Majew- four occasions after touchdowns. 190, Pittsburgh (three-round ex lumbus, knocked out Chuck,Moore. 267 yards In 70 tries. MargarltA -P’Brlght . 103 104 114—321 trician's mate, which requires six- hockey to Weaver and Hartford Meegan, Nancy Quilitsch, Roger Increase of production during lustrations on the blackboards of When Zacawon rah second to Thrills and Spills Pittsburgh, 6. skipped 116 yards against Green LA|1 105 ------105 uniform fund. The Red and White third string Bchober qnd Frank J. Crowley, ski. all hacks who were nursing Silver Spy in the second St Ja hibition). Lee Savold, 199, Des jbsen weeks of hard work. If, at the Public High school representatives ers of the football team have en Sims, Mildred Hobson, Robert the war of course was. great. In study ball announcing the Old Before the game the cheer lead Rec League Bay. Kuf 86— 36 Rerords were played under the deals with orthogi|aphic projection Injuries last week. maica, It ruined the lowest daily Moines, knocked out Sunny Jim m d of this time, he is able to suc- who have never played hockey. gaged the third string elevens of Liebe, Janis Rogers, Gwendolyn one instance the increase went Clothes Dance. ; ers formed a circle in the center Baugh maintained the passing direction of Evelyn Lanz and Judy pictorial drawing, detail drawing, double at' a New York track. Williams, 185, Toledo, 3. Pat (3om- They Got Around Warren and Jarvis ( ) ceaafully pass all the exanis, he Handley. Girls from East Hartford High, Klngawood of West Hartford and Glenney, Carolyn . Estey. Janet castings, gears, cams, assemblies, from $50,000,000 In 1939 to about 29-Year Jinx of the field and came up with a iskey, 219, Paterson, N. J.. knock 8 lead with a sizzling .708 percent 574 560 606 1740 will receive the rating of Fireman Iverson, John Goodhart, and Mor Spcedball terminated temporar Most "double” players held a cheer . . . Why . wasn’t this done Keeney ...... 104 89 118—311 age on 80 completions and only Chaperons were Principal Edson Hall High and M. H. S. participat East Hartford. Both affairs were' etc. $800,000,000 in 1944 and the ed out Dan Merritt, 200, Cleveland, Denyer—Following their match first class with an E Jifs badge ed in the games. ris Sllverstein respectively. profits went from about $9,000,000 ily Monday night because a prac ticket on Leo L, winner of the before? . . . "^m Kelley, Bill Jarvis ....•••• 107 94 89—290 one Interception In 113 tosses. Sid Morti Bros. (0) Bailey, Vice Principal Chester upsets In Manchester’s favor, the In'* the machine department, Wil Lincoln—Kansas’ football team first event,' and Zacawon, a 1 to 2 3. with U:e Third Air Force in Den signifying that they are electrician - A chartered bus took the girls to Mary Donadio showed pictures In 1939 to about $16,000,000 in tice for the field hockey playday Sacherek and Vwirlet Phelps, all Magnuson ...... 108 113 88— 309 Tinsley of Pittsburgh tops the Newcomb . • * • xUi3 122 106—331 Robinson, Mls.s Doris Kibbe, Miss first being won 7-0 and the second Ham J. Hanna Inatructa the fresh came to Lincoln seeking to break shot. If th* combination clicked Bangor, Me. —^ Paul Frachette ver. l^e Second Air Force of Colo- mates stripes. When an opening West Hartford, when they were 13-0. of Greek ruins In the period two 1944. on Tuesday was necessary. a 29-year jinx. The Jayhawkers members of the/football officiating (The Blond Tiger) 126, Lowell, Sullivan ...... Ill 107 141-359 league punters with a^ 41-yard LaChapelle \123 101—322 for an E M 3-c- occurs the boys Catherine Putnam, and David men on bench work, the drill press, the payoff would have been only rado /Springs meets the Air Trans Kauset ...... 104 105 109—318 Hartwell. met by two girls. The girls from class. Greek maps were shown lathe, milling machine, ahaper and Shortages of personnel waa In hadn’t whipped Nebraska here in board handled ihe game . . . The Mass., outpointed Don Hernandez, average on 35 kicks. Zachea ...... 1 3 1 . . —237 will be given a test, and if they $5.10, beating the former record port-Command in Lincoln, Nov. 11; KroII .... ___ 93 l l K 112—317 Colorful decorations put on the ul Ithe schools met at the gym be- by Janis Rogers in the sixth period auxiliary Information. some cases as acute in war indus "All good things must come to that length of time. Seniors cheer /leaders, there were 13414, Los ■ Angeles, 8. Mickey are able to paae, they will be as- for the program got under way. class. Mary. Dingley and Cyn an end.” Next Wedneaijlay after of $6.30 dating back u> Jxme 24, the First Air Force In New York. 534 608 545 1587 Ataniian.. ..,.1 1 0 117 '121—348 study hall board in 23M to adver The electrical work under How try as It was elsewhere. Many em 1944, at Aqueduct only two, were drowned out by the O’Brien, 146, Baiigor, TKO Tommy Nov. 18; and the Training Com- algned-to various ships. Girls from Hall High demon Stuflejiits Visit thia Hillery chose the topic “ Greek noon wULbe the last opportunity lassies on tM pther side of the Lawless, 147, Portland, Me.. 4. Pocketts (1) Starred In Stadium Brdgm .. •• 125-T-123 Letters from his frlend.s and tise the dance were by Bob Geno- ard Fisher concama signaling cir ployees were taken Into the arm id In Fort Worth, Dec. 2. strated hockey strokes while M. H. Olympic Games’’ in the fifth peri cuits, voltmeters and ammeters, ed forces and there was often not for hockey enthusiasts unless the field . . . In e band entertained Pj^terson, N. J.—Freddie Russo, Pockett ...... 92 113 93—298 classmates would be deeply appre vesi. Burt Carlson, Jane Waller Pimlico stewards were booed New York—M/P) —Jackie Rob S. girls illustrated six player field Radio Station od class. wattmeters; lighting circq}ta, re enough help to 'meet the demand. girls want to play In snow suits. before, during imd at halftime a^d 131U , Rahway, outpointed Pat De Dickinson ...... 101 99 109—309 035 580 563 1 6 ^ ciated by Pete, and would shorten and Ro.semary Qtilsh. yesterday when they refused to inson. star shortstop of the Kan hockey. The girls lined up in their The students of the history sistance measurement, transform The two teams that participated _ added that little something extra mers, 133, Brockton, Mass., 10. WaterfleM Iron Man Richmond . . . . . 109 98 104—311 Chatnltcrs (3) the gap between home and Great I. I., '46 In one instance, however, the In- allow the foul claim by Jockey sas City Monarchs of the Negro ^positions while Miss Cole explained classes are urged to present more ers, motors and electric signaling. cresM in employees went from in the playday on Tuesday will t® the gam q', . . Al Hatch, the Freddie Patterson, 148 V4, Roches St. George . . . . 89 155 103—347 S. Hilinskl ...124 119 107—350 '"Lakes. III. His address is: Carl the differences between six player and varied topics of this kind os play a game. Tennis is also com Mike Baalle, whose mount, E- C. New York-^Whlle doing heavy Simmons ...... "99 112 105—816 American League who, has been A visit to the N. B. .C. Broad In the wood-working depart 10,000 In 1939 to almost 70,000 In lad everyone had their eye on. T^as ter, outpointed Buddy 'Jackson, Kelsh . . . . I...117 95 130—342 Peterson • F 2-c 2077295. Sec. bockey and eleven player hockey. they broaden their knowledge and ing to an end this week. Elastwood’s Challamqre, waa beat ’duty at quarterback, Bob Water- signed by Brodklyn for 1945 de Smith ... ___ 109 135 108—352 E-10-3. Brka. 402, S. S. C , U. S. casting SUtion at Rockefeller ment under F’rank Carlson the 1944 and to about 1,250,000 by the hept under wraps by the Under- 151, Newark, 6. Frankiiii Building The program. was arranged so Improve their marks. en by a nose by Quarter Moon m clasamen /. . . ’The star of the Milwaukee—Tony Martin, 1584ty field of the Cleveland Rams Is a 490 577 514 1581 livery at Montreal. plaV.ed two Witkowski ;..134 137 134—405 N. T. C.. Great Lakes, 111. Center in New York City was part boys learn about handsaws, dreu end of the war. a photo finish. taht three games of ten minute Janet Iverson, ’49 lar aaws, jigsaws, cut-off aqws, Inexperienced help., was' a neiUtah and Brig Southern Association umpires There is no need to list, each Weaver High Monday. November Sportsman’s .Park—Buahwack- each time my healt was in my likely will breathe easier now that Rules that apply In most offices School; two concerts; (one for the ham Young will be tough and Pre-Iuduction Gvnt ; home room's per cent in Franklin, Anuouiicemeiit o f U*Conn Entrance Exams Feriod II of Miss Jeanne Low’s 19. Speedball wiU be featured at er, $4-60. - mouth. But in the next two Jack Fresco Thompson has called In Stockholm. Nov. 8— (jq—Arne were pointed out by Jean Finne convention itself, the other a radio JUST ARRIVED "Colorado U ia a cbich to-have an I the total per cent speaks FOR SALE Map's ;26-inch bi .'dASON WORK, chimneys cleaned E XPEki KEPAIK8, of shingles. T h a t f e u p b e t w e e n t h e S k i p r b k & G r a n d m a P i n k MAN WANTED At 37 Oak street. VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF ers, stationary and portable trac . Gassified cycle. balloon tires, deluxe and rebuilt outside fireplaces. Slate, composition and :in roofs % a n d Sense and Nonsense THEIR FAMILIES tor sawrigs, Fordson parts. Dub Classified gtreamlino model, fully equipped, Telephone 2-0418.’ Rebuilding' and repairing of cbimneya and flashings. E. V. If You Are Interested lin Tractor Company, Willimantlc light, horn, metal basket, mod^l Coughlin, 390 Woodland street AdvertiseiL,2nts DD, 2 speed New Departure shift, AIR CONDITIONED UNITS In an Exceptional BUY % V -S , \ He waa a major, a medical doc The less a man knows,. the Advertisements Phone 7707. ’ SHOE salesman. O. R. Kinney In a complete 3-Room Q—^What was the origin of Reel- pre-war, like new, $.55. Box DD, INSTALLED Mnsical Instmmenta 63 foot lAke, where President ’Tru tor, Just back from nearly three more anxious he is to argue. Company. Inc.. 903 Main street. HOME OP MODERN Fo r Rent Fo r Sale Herald. ROOFINt., AdRE.STOs sldewalla man vacationed? years In Europe. Hla, last post For Sale ’ Hot Air Furnaces Installed FURNITURE A touri^ stopped In a small Fur Rent eavestrbi gh Conductora; - Nu- FOR SALE—Pre-war Conn brass T o Buy To SeU the^ artist, but for the safety of A—Earthquakes made It In the whlla the war waa still on was In and Reset. Please Consider This One! 1 FaU Again town: Feeling a bit hungry, he T o Sell wood celllnga and Interior walla MAN. helper wanted. Steady work. trombone and case. Ehccellent the audience as well. winter of 1811-13. It Ja U by 6 the general hoapltal at Uege, Bel To Buy ^ . _■ AT $497 asked a townsman where he could Wanted Autos— Eavestroughs and Conductors. Wood shingling, genera) repalr-i - Call, W Scljultz 2-1588. condition. .. Priced reasonable. XXX miles in expanse. gium. About 3,000 buzs bombe hit 12 It Includes Living-Room In red and the area while he waa there. Of find a place to eat. Motorcycles All Types Sheet Metal Wort. Ing. FYee eatlmate* Time psy- bills with,all necessary accessories. Telephone 8410 evenlngs.„ . Some agents were anxious that menta Louis Lavigne. Manches It yaudevllle vdoa on the wane I enlarge my apparatus for the Q—What Emperor started Ja six such hospitals, his was the Native— Mister, there are two Situations Wanted— 7-Pe. Waterfall JBedroom, 5-Pc. Wanted to Rent 68 eating .places here but I hate to WAV.'EIt—WE NETED used cars MANCHESTER ter Uioflng can 7-142H THE PIANO Shop 6 Pearl Street jin Europe, it was definitely a fade- Madison-Square and Boston Gar pan on the road to being a world only one not to receive a direct Lost and Found I Male . 39 Dinette outfit, new 1945 Model Fine pianos at fair prices. Always power? direct you to them. Whichever one and paj top pnees Cash talks SHEET METAL WORKS COMBINATION Oil and Gas WANTED — By serviceman’s I out In the United States. Every- dens, always played by the Ring- hit. a fine selection. llanos tuned. A^MelJi (1868-1013), who fos W e—What has this war taught you go to you will have wished LOST-rBrown billfold containing ^and we have It .Stop and get bur ■ Jll Veara’ EJxporlencc . . Stove. -This furniture is brand father and mother, 6 or 6 room I ling Clrcus^^th whom they were Moving—Tracking— CX3YNE Electrical school gradu Factory reconditioned. Bought dy excused - the m uddle ra- tered induatriallxatlon and partial you that la really worthwhile? you had tried the other. aome of money, valuable person Qlt^r Oolf Motors -4164. PH^NE 5413 O'R 6414 ate. with three years’ experience NEW—not used. Actual value rent Call 2-0447. negotiating tor my act. Any al- sold and appraised. 3328. araals and various drawbacks westernisation. Doctor (without a moment’s al papers. Vicinity of Spruce and Storage 20 repairing refrigerators, etc., $695. teraUons in thAlength of my ropes RANtJE BilRNEfiS and power WANTED — By ex-serviceman, hesitation)—^The value o f little Since the newspapers have lost Maple. Finder may keep money. would like work with concern In Why this has become available will by aaylng that variety had been meant that the umlng had to be Q—Where was our Pledge of so many men to the armed service, Husines.s Service's Offered 13 bumen of all makM and kinds AUSTIN A. CHAMBLR8 Com wife and child, four or flve-rt>om changed, and thlsNrequlred careful things. ’Tha very simple little cleaned and adjusted 10 years’ Manchester. Call 6955. be explained in person. UPRIGHT piano,. Inquire 10 destroyed by the movidi and that Allegiance flrat published? some o f the news articles are 2-OWl. pany. Trailer ,yan service.. Local rent. Gordon O. Tuttle. Dial 5020. rehearsals. At once-| started mak thlnge like a good bed and a warm e.xpertencs.. Tel 2-1731. 44 Main moving; -packing and storage. May be seen at your convenience Depot Square, Apartment. 4. II should have been here when A-^In Youth’s Companion, 1892. fearfully written. IXJST—Boy's brown peaked cap, ASHES AND RUBBISH removed at ing these changes, using the rather meal. And that money isnd longer n street. _ . Dial 5187. WANTED —2 furnished rooms |the Palace was open. This, o f I One of the new reporters recent 7 between Laurel and Park streets. Attics, cellars and yanis cleaned I Inadequately sized gym on 47th ImportanL Live Stdek—Vehicles 42 A-L-B-E-R-T-S with light housekeeping or apart course, was probably true, but It I d —What does the Joint Council ly concluded a murder story as Telephone 2-0001. R. Clamposco, telephone 5848 o RF.PAIRS ON washers, vacuums, 43 Allyn Stree.t Hartford. TENOR BANJO, like new, Tel, did not do me any good. All Im- Street, where the Iron gM erz dU of American Engineers—civil, rain 7487. ment. Preferably near Hollister He—Janet, will you marry me? follows: beaters. Irons or what have you. Painting—^Papeiing 21 "Conn. Largest Flirnlturs Store 8015. ortant houses had four to five turbed my high" swings u d , leaps ing, electrical, raechsmical, chcml "Fortunately for the deceased, LOST—English setter, 19 months' s a d d l e horses for sale or rent. Street school. Best references. One Morning the agents dropped She— Why, you couldn’t keep me Pick-up and deliver. The Friendly Phone or write for Free Courtesy Call 8848.;. ’ ■shows a day, which undermined cal—propose for keeping Ger he had. deposited all hla money in old. black and white. Call Lee's WOOD CUTTING, plowing, re 637 Main street, Buckland, Conn. In to see the progress of myNvork, in handkerchtefe. moving of trees, also grading Fix-It Shop. 718 North Main. CONTRACTORS. Interior and ex Auto Service. .We will call for you Imy. strength considerably, and al-'- many from starting another warl the bank only the day before. He Esso Station. 4540. Telephone 4777, W, Burnett terior painting, paper hanging. and bring you hpme^, No obligation Wearing Apparel—Fnfa 5.7 Ithough T had a personal' success and their presence and an ■ ,un- A—Prohibiting synthetic flxa He—^Well, you don’t mcpect to done Alme Latulippe. 758 Vernon have a cold the reat of yoilr life, lost practically nothing but his FOUND Sum of money. Owner Specializing in spray painting, Poultry and Supplies 43 on your part.Phone 6-0358. Boases for Sale 72 land was becoming known, I had nerving effect on Bill, who tlon of nitrogen, manufacture of street. Tel. 6077. BUARANTEED RADIO Service, still very uncertain of- hlmse' aluminum and oynthetio liquid do you. life." may have by proving pro^rty equipped to handle large spray FOR SALE —^ Blue fitted coa t ■made up ray mind to play the Complete cleaning and check-up ing contracts. McKinney A Fenn. FOR SALE—Fat turkeys, live or WE HAVE the finest assortments Persian lamb collar, chamoia i ^ SINGLE home, 6 rooms, one par- | ■parks and fairs through the sum- with the result that to a particu fuels, limiting steel capacity, and and' paying for adv. Phone 6276. Neighbor Lady—Junior, I need a Boss (to new hired man) —'Why RANGE BURNERS SERVICED. of your radio $3.00. All makes Telephone, 2-0106. Manchester. dressed. Telephone Manchester of. kitchen linoleums, also ttle terllnlng, misses’ size 14; T e d ^ Ually finished. Excellent neigh Imer —- one or two good circus larly high awing that precaded my 'tabooing any attempt to develop radios repaired. Expert service. and wall coverings. Manchester borhood, lot 60 X 135. SenU-alrl dr use atomic energy. dozen egge from the grocery store, aren't you working? Telephone 6940. 7733 after 6 p. m. bear coat, brown, red trim, size Idates then return to Paris. ankle ' leap, he'lost his head when didn't see Military training. Phone 4553. PROPERTY Owners Attention. Floor Covering Onter, 467 Hart ’conditioned heat On Middle he saw mine nelring the girders Do you suppose you could go tor New Hired Han—I Announcements 12. Dial 2-1626 after six pi m. •After my Russian assistant got you coming, air. PKrrUPE FI'_ MING. Have that Paperhanging and painting. In EGGS—Strictly fresh, delivered ford road. Call 5688. Turnpike West Long term F.HJL ■through the bulk of Shrine clr- and threw \hla entire weight on ^^Whlch Is decreasing more, me? WANTED — Ride by 2 girls to SHEET METAL WORK hot air side or outside Large savings. direct from farm to consumer mortgage. Price $6,000. Avellabje deathj^ate ot women or men? Junior—No, but I heard Dad special picture framed. Special fiimaee repairing. New hot air Icuses by the grace of God, he the rope attached to my trapeze / Pratt and Whitney’s, East Hart rat I for n-||itaiy subjects. Work New block ceilings. Estimates Phone 2-1430. FOR SALE —2 burner Florence FOR SALE—Man's overcoat, dark December 1 Cecil W. England, [ The Impetus of my swing was A—ih the past two decades ,say that ha could. Another of those solicitous worn and air conditioning furnaces In circulating heater complete with [wound up his service to me by death rkte of women 1 to 74 years en was strolling down one of pur ford. 8:00 a. m. to 4:45 p. m. Tel. called fo r ' and delivered. Call furnished free. Phone Apex 7256. grey, size 40-42. Telephone 5422. agent Manchester 5179, 2-6 p. m. [loalng all my luggage while re- broken with such violence that stalled. Eaves trough and con BROILERS and Fryers . Ready to stove pipes. Inquire 73 Devon 6212 5.30-8 p. m did has fallen 43 per cent, hut only \ College la Juat Ilka a washing business streets recently and 6255 or 4345. - Mat Chester 7671. ductor repairing. Norman Benta, jturaing from a date In Phlladel- the ropes snapped like a bow PAINTING AND Paperhanging Cook 43c lb. Also lb. squab Drive. LADY’S Browm coat, fur collar, string under my weight, literally 26 per cem for men in same nge i^achine, you get out of it Just came upon a man wltlf a wooden ICE CREAM to carry out. Pints of 8966 broilers $1 each. Place order now. jphia. It took me several days to OIL BUR.NERS serviced and re- and wallpaper. John P. SulHvan , small size. Like new. Reaaonable. FOR SALE— Four room- pre-war throwing me up and off the cross- gwmp. what you put In, but you’d never leg. She stopped, and clucked Treat’s extra rich Ice cream. Phone 4260. Wed. and Sat dellveriea. Phone KEROSENE room heaters, elec single. Large unfinished room up [retrieve It; then I had to start all "placed. Warm air furnaces re 713 Hartford road. bar. I fell with a terrible force, recognize IL ■ympathetically: O Without sherbet. Also sundaes, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION 2-0617. tric range, gas combination stairs. Hot water heat, garagq I [over again to find another man, Q—What ^m lar parlor game Woman—You poor man, you've paired and replaced For full In SERVICE and only the fact that my feet sodas and sandwiches. Bldwell's PAINTING AND Pape'rhanglng. range, dining-room set. golf FOR SALE—White tuffy coat and and well landscaped lot. CallN [rehearse, and break hlmj Into my waa played by toe anclenls? "Sines rve been married,’* formation call Van Camp Bros. Servicing All Makes of Commercial were caught in the rope loops lost your leg! Soda Shop, 527 Main street. 15 years’ experience! Tel. 5244. Good work. Reasonable raties. clubs, beds miscellaneous. 49 hat, red trim, aize 9-11, $20. Alao 2-1692. (routine. A—Anagrams. Hebrew writers opines a young man, "life has been Man (looking down politely)— and Domestic Refrigeration saved my life, but my body swung Free inspections! Raymond Flske. Phone 3384. FANCY ROASTERS, 40 cent a Flower street man’s camel hair coat, size 37, Finally I set out on a series mention them, the\Qreeka and Ro one un-darned thing after an Well, ru be damned. So I have. VALDURA Asgum — either liquid Franklin P. Llpp Telephone 5867 pound, delivered. Phone 2-0209. $25, excellent condition. Inquire FOR SALE—Manchester North^— [of fair dates (a brand- new ex- sidewise crashing Into the wall mans played them,^Md they were MOST homes lack enough closet other." or plastic, provides the world's WATERMAN’S Personal errand Telephone evenings 4762 13 Bunce Drive, Orford Village. Two-family, first floor availabla jpSrience for me) with a veteran and then to the ground. so pbpular In PVan^ during the Bitter indeed must be the cup FOR SALE—Broilers and fryers, space! We can solve the problem I tried to rise to my feet but supreme roof protection. Restores service. Local package delivery. 116 Keeney St. Manchester. Ct. Private Instructions . 28 now. Cool summer, easily heat I of the Spanish-American War Middle Ages that Louts XIII ap Returned Service Man —What that a smile will not sweeten. 3 months old, 40c a pound. 83 If you will visit our store ■ for couldn’t and remembered nothing life to felt and composition roofs Light trucking. We cater to any 100% WOOL sweaters for children, ed winter, hot water heaters. Teh I called Bill. He was willing. If a pointed an "Anagranunytiat to the became of those old-fashioned EXPERT and guaranteed service PRIVATE LESSONS ' for children Congress street, or phone 4523. more till I found myself In the —resists rust on metal roofs— local errand. 'Telephone Manches wardrobes and utility cabinets. ladles and men at factory store extra large rooms. Elne floors, (bit shaky, and had an Incorjrlglble King." girl jwllb fainted when a young Young Man (to friend)— Did makes built-up roofs soft and on all types of radios and record In reading and arithmetic. Benson’s. 713 Main street. prices. Children’s 3 to 8 all-wbol red brass piping, screens and [habit of addressing me as "Honey" emergency ward of the Polvcllnlc ter 2-0752. FOR SALE—3 to 4 Ib.. broilers, man kissed them? you know that CMaricd was photo pliable and waterproofs concrete players. Radios for sale. Carlnl ELOCUTION—Speech problems coat sweaters, $2.25. Ladles' slip- storm sash. Remodeled 1934. Nice | [on all occasions. He meant well, hospital, with a broken hip and What la the difference be 35c Ib.. live weight. Also pigs and Girl Frlend-^What became of genic? She ells in a dark room l(cNa«sM ajndicat*, roofs. It harf many other uses Brothers, 32 Oak street. Phone corrected—clear diction—articu HOSPITAL BEDS or wheel chairs, ons, all-wool, $2.95 and up. Mens yard, 100 x about 200 feet Two- [though, and during the first days dislocated vertebra. tween ergot and argot? < REFRIGERATION SERVICE rabbits. Tel. 5346. the old-fashioned boys who could and walta developments. and Is a guaranteed product. Get 4607, lation. White Studio (Johnson for rent or sale Rates reasonable all-wool slir^ns, $2.88 and up. story bam. garage. Near business I [of my tour I watched with an Four and a half miserable . A—Ergot la a fungus found In Oninow. Coldspbt, Grosley, Block). 709 Main street. Phone Phon»- Keith's Fumltup*., 41,59 India and used in medicine argot make them faint? It at Manchester Plumbing & FOR SALE—40 roasters, average Reindeer all-wool sweaters, $5.81. center, $4,000 down payment. 771 [ [eagle eye to find out If he drank. months were spent In -getting over BY EDGAR MARTIN Westlnghouse, and all other makes. OLD FLOORS SANDED 2-1392. this fall, until I was able to walk is the Jargon of any particular Bad Blood Supply Oo., 877 Main street. Tel. Laying and finishing. 5 pounds, $l-.45 each. 310 Wood Children’s ski pants, snow suits, New Britain avenue, Hartford. ■■.I had bought a car, the most Doctor >-:-So you think someth!: BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES^ Commercial and Domestic. COAL BURNING space heater. again, and the despair of Bill over class Of people. 4425. J. E. Jensen. land street. Phone 2-0565. overalls, and sweaters at lowest [practical method of transporting la wrong with you but you doi IWetOt OViLV Holds 100 pounds. Will heat large what had occurred was very sin [ h'l o . WfeVV.VOitVL'. OL* SCIENTIFIC Tel. Willimantlc 9928. evenings. room or small apartment. Used prices. Retail Salesroom, Man- I my heavy outdoor steel rigging to know what It ts, eh? Well, I’ll C\.N»N MOVP OO ------H tt . Musical— Dramatic 29 Wanted— Real Estate ' TT [the different points on my route, cere. In a sense It was not his <9^What la the Mark 18? OOP*. I « 0 0 Aolomobnes for Sale 4 REFRIGERATION CO. one season. Telephone 3063 be chMter Knitting Mills, Manches A—Our all-electric wakeless examine you for $25. ' *, [i PlSSOVi'. O U O . o w e t '. Wt ONV^t YCtVL ' MODERNIZE your home at low Articlea for Sale 45 ter Green. Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. l and some of his erratic maneuvers fault, for he had simply acted on Patient — Doctor, go right tJJtVi Vf 'K V4WV& 37 Oak S t Phone: 2-1226 LETT US ;fecondltlon your piano tween 9-5. WANTED to rent or buy, 6 room | a reflex through pure nerves, so torpedo, credited with sinking 300 NDO.^aOG .OL’ MNVi? h u g . h o q m u r f o r s a l e —19341t-door Chevrolet cost build that extra room now. like new and start it on a new I In traffic gave me food for reflec Jap ships—even battleships—of ahead. If you can find It you can FOR s a l e :— Coon dyed fur coat, house with about 2 acres of lan^. Itlon. However.-he convinced me I promised to give him another sedan. 542 Middle Turnpike East, RADIO REPAmiNG. Ptek-up Alterations and repairs. Work of career of usefulness. The Piano FOR SALE—Cheap. Six 50 and 80 FOR SALE—4-burner gas range. Within 5 to 7 miles of Manches million tons total. have half of it. size 20. $10. Call at 218 North [that In this respect he was trust- chance If ever I got well enough ■ after 5 p. m. _____ service. Radios checked at the all kinds. Real estate work Sh’op, 6 Pearl street. gal. barrels (iron bound). 250 one Very good condition. Reasonable. ter. A. L. Dandurand. Folding ] WVDl EHm street I worthy, and always at the close to climb a rigging again. home. Store open all day Man solicited. Rates reasonable, credit gral. Jugs in cases. Call 7635. Call 2-0706. Boxes, Inc. 1940 OLDSMOBILE 6 aedan, new chester Radio Service, 73 Birch terms arranged. Tel. 2-0400. PIANO Tuning the repairing. of a date he would tell mb he Many acts I worked with saw FUNNY BUSINESS Duoo paint, dark green; 1940 street Telephone 2-0840. Player pianos specialty. John TWO USED storage tanks, 5500 SELLERS kitchen cabinet, com [was going out for a few. drinks the announcement of my accident Dodge aedan, new Duco paint WANTED-ALL KINDS ..t elec Cockerham, 28 Kgelow street. ] gal. capacity, 6 ft. diam. by 30 plete. Uood condition, $15. 121 Wanted— To Buy 58 [now that his responsibility was In Billboard, that colorful Journal black. Tcnna and trades. Cole UGHT TRUCKING, ashes and tric wiring and repairing. Any Dial 4219 ft. Icng, H-lnch plate, riveted Hollister street or call 6951. |•tempo^a^lly ended. Never once for the theatrical world, and came Motors. Phone 4164. , rubbish removed reasonable. Tel. else Job given prompt attention. construction. Call H.v Dragat A WANTED To Buy — Good-sized CONTACT [did he drink on the job. to sit with me. The effect-pro THE Ever popular braid scatter 3661. Call .3975 before 7 p. m. * Sons. Inc. Hartford'6-9381. trunk, fair condition. Telephone ARTHUR A. KNOFLA I worked In fairs till - late in duced by their conversation on 1988 FORD coupe for sale, but Help Wanted— Female 35 rugs are now in stock in several 2-0280. Jthe fall, when the evening spec •my starched and aoclally minded must have trade-in. Parker Weld ARTS RADIO sales and guaran ONE pair of men’s riding boots, sizes and in popular colors, $1.98 24 Years 'SelliriR ^ tacles became difficult with the niitses was very Interesting. On ing Oo., 166 Middle Turnpike, CARPENTER work of all kinds teed repair service. Come In and WANTED — Experienced steno size 8. EHectric egg cooker, at .up. Benson’s, 713 Main street. CALL OR write and get paid for Manchester Real Estate heavy dew soaking my ropes, returning from the-hospltal. I was West. \ Telephone 8608. see the new Meek radios now! tachments for Magic Maid elec yoUr bundled papers, house rags, grapher. Apply Miss Johnson. GOOD USED furniture bought causing them to tighten up and still unable to move out of the Prompt pick-up and delivery Manchester Memorial hospital. tric mixer: baby equipment, car scrap metals. Wra. Ostrinsky, Telephone 5440 • 5938 become dangerous. My act had brace on my back, or stand as ALL MAKES of Washing ma service. 698 North Main street. riage, bathinette, swing, scales, and sold We handle stoves, heat 182 Bissell street. Phone 5879. chines repaired. 10 years’ exper ers. stove parts’ and pipes Open been very well received and writ- yet so there was nothing to be BY V. T. HABiUN Telephone 2-1403. WANTED— Experienced fashion bedding, bottle wsrmer, bottles tm up. I seemed to have made done but manage .with a night ALLY OOF Boom Catches On ience. Call A. Brewer. 2-0549. sales clerk. Elxcellent opportun and clothing. Telephone 3109. evenings. Jones Furniture Stort, 36 Oak street Tel. 2-1041. a good impression In open-air and day nurse—which’ like evetr- V6CAUBS X ity for right person. Apply Man Rooms Without Board 59 work, and nearly all the fairs re thing else about my accident was fSU? WHXT CAUSED TH' haircut and VOU DON’T , iMk I L. WMITA M Wanted To Rent BOOKKEEPING and Accounting Florists— Nurseries 15 FOR SALE—Loam $6.00 per load. SHAVE, I eUESS... , vvhatcha .THINK 1 LOOK I r v BBA/Mif/e W)W ^ so m bw h m i ager, Montgomery Wards, 828 FOR SALE—Pre-war combination quested ■ repeat bookings for the both trying and expensive, VOU TO WALK OUT T0 3£T T H e records Kept weekly. Balanced Main street. Call .8570, 7 to 9 a. m. or after 7 ; WANTED—Refined young lady to MALE HELP ON DOC WONMUG 1 PC,N’T KNOIV ' MEAN DUMB? FUNNY? POYOO'I till w monthly for Income tax purposes, FOR SALE — Asparagus. Mary p. m. range Including oU'burner. Slight I following year. (To Be Continued) AND OOOLA? , ■ vvHv I Ever did rr WAS t h e X P/r/BT, WHy. NO- In Manchester share furnished apartment with s m a r t e s t confidential notary public F^one Washington, .35-$1 00. 100-$2 75. WANTED — Capable, woman for ly used. In excellent. condition. At the Metropolitan Theater M SUCH A PUM3 Thousands of perennials. 4-85c another girl on Main street, with [Boston, over Oirlstmas and New STUMT.» MOVE vou 6 ROOMS PREFERRED 3627 days or evenings. general housework. Saturday BULL Dozer and snow<-plow now May be seen at 29 Foster street. CUP’S MADE.’ and up. Daphne, large plants. available for most popular trac or without board. Kitchen privi WANTED Tear’s my rigging had to be hung (Although 5 would do). only. Apply 41 Femdale Drive leges. Call 8254 after 5 p. m. Social Situations 85c. Evergreens. Chrysanthe after 5 p. m. tors. Moves huge amounts of directly over the heads of Little ASHES and Rubbish removed and mums. Chater’s double holly FOR SALE— A Bosch radio. In Apply Naed Immediately. snow or earth. Easy to transport FURNISHED heated room, twin Jack Little’s band playing on the light hauling. Telephone 8927. hocks. 3-60C, t2-$l.S0. Free—Mrs. quire 43 Wadsworth street. The Situation. Your hostess YOUNG woman or high school and steer. Farm Store.* Mont beds, suitable for 2. Also single stage. Although the musicians \ Ldrd Lothian Bel] Shasta Daisy and management did everything offers you a food which you do not , WILL PAY BONUS. student to play piano part-time gomery Wards, Main street. room. 5 minutes from Main OIL BURNERS cleaned, serviced . with every $1 00 order of peren FOR SALE—Studio couch In ex Colonial Board possible to make things easy for care for; and never eat at home for dancing school. Boi^ J-O. cellent condition. Also dinette street. Call 5290. Reverse Call— and Installed. Tel. 2-0461. George nials. John Zapatka. 168 Wood Herald. FOR SALE— Cabinet faodel Uni Bill had a lot o f nervous ten- or order in a restaurant. McMullin, 704 Parker street table and chairs, excellent condi land street Telephone 8474. versal Ironer, excellent condition. FURNISHED, heated front bed Company I slon to support while controlling Wrong Way: Say ’’No. thank Norwich, Conn., 3555-W WANTED — Experienced sales tion. Call 3988 between 9-11 a. m. /6 PLUMBER, sieamfltter. pump' ne Call 6708. room, with or without light house ! my high swings over the band you." 1 clerk, full time. Apply W. T. ::Chanic. Carl Nygren. 15 SouU FOR SALE— Philco radio, cabinet keeping Gentleman or working 615 Parker Street I and the crowded first six ranks Right Way: Accept the /frod Heating— Plumbing 17 Grant Co., 815 Main street. WICKER carriage $7, play pen I o f stalls. I think this mtlkt have — lU. street. TeL 6497 and pad $5. 2 table lamps both model, shown by appointment. couple preferred. CaU 6951. you are offered when jmu: are a //- f f u r n a c e s , a l l sizes in stock. Address, Box X, Care of Herald. got him, and it wasn’t until I guest. (The only tinje'ivoii can \i/-i WANTED—Girls and young wom for $5. Call.4313. Friday and Sat returned to New York that he told FLOOR MACHINES Low az $99. DeVlnb Company. en in all departments. Steady politely say you cjpT eat a food urday. 2 ETCHINGS for sale. 3x2 with me that he’d once suffered from Pr Do You? BY MERRILL BLOSSER Post .Office Box 1007f.oi’ Water- Job, good pay. pleasant surround Is if'you. are actually allergio to it, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS HIGH DOLLAR FOR RENT gold leaf frames. Reasonable. khell-shock and that at certain burj 3-3856. ings. Tober Baseball Manufac SAVAGE Auto-loading shotgun, WANTED or you Can’t It tor some other Ves.soN -- Cash Waiting for Business Sanders and Polishers. CaU 4035. times this had a very bad effect reason relating to your health). Take J une to the Its not The SITUATION , iTfe A PITY YOU HAD W F F l^ljy turing, EHra street, Manchester. 12 gauge with Poly-choke, $55. WANTED on hla sangfroid. The tension is ISNT SOTOUSH.' CHOOSiNkG 6 ETWBEN ME AND KNOW HOW ProTCTties — City or Coun Phone 4761. ------dance and Tiru. , THAT SIMPLE, VUOMIM ARK; Roofing— Repairing I7*A FOR SALE-rMeadow’s washing- A t Once! great for any aerialist’s asalatanL X yooH oo TO foeoet ir' POP— sou 1 HAD th e sam e try Homes — Building lx>ts McGILL-CONVERSE, INC. fin case he gets tossed out of the ring 1” _ ICNOW HOW PRD6UEM TWENTy- ANCfTHER GIRL/ Help Wanted— Male 36 machine A-1 condition. Just ■ i who from the ground carries a Jto who commences many thlhgs — Farms — Summer Cot 645 Main S t Tel. 6887 ROOFTNf _ SPEtHAUZINO In overhauled. Telephone 2-0295. Carpenters heavy responsihlUty—not only for finishes but few. WOMEN ARC/YOU TWO YEARS AGO. tages — Woodlots. repairing roofs of all kinds, also Fuel and Feed 49-A CAN'T REASON WITH WANTe 6 —High school boy to 25 Good . I TWe OPP35ITE SBK, \ WALTER SCHULTZ, 8i Congress new roofs No Job too small or Masons Whatever You Rave To Sell street Ashes anc rubbish remov work in shoe department. Apply BY GALBRAITH iSpECIAaV WHEN large. Good work, fair price, Free Manager, Montgomery Wards, FOR SALE-;-Seasoned slab wood. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SIDE GLANCES I'Ou'vE OOT T W O ed. Local trucking. Tel. 2-1588. estimates Call Howley. Manchea- Crocheted Costume Automobiles CALL 8254 828 Main, street. Telephone 4225 or 8642. Bricklayers /■ ELECTRIC and Acetylene weld ter 5361. * ing, No Job' too large or too W ANTED-M illing machine hand SEASONED Hard wood. Slab and A BACK to pre-war roofing, sid Laborers JONES REALTY small. All work guaranteed for East Glastonbury shop. Write kindling. Immediate delivery. .yBorlpw MotorjS ing, insulation, new ceilings, Box GM, Herald. Hauling and trucking. Ashes re / 115 Main Street Parker Welding Co., J.B6 West paperhanging. palnUng, etc. Plumbers 595 Main St. Manchratef Middle Tun.plke. TeL 3926. moved. Cellars cleaned. Phone Large savings, time payments, 2-0374. free estimates. Tel. 7256. The WANTED— 2 girls. New Model Painters / Apex Home Remodeling (3orp. . Laundry, Summit street. Household Goods 51 Apply For Junior^ TO BE SOLD MOST women take pride in their Jarvis Realty Co* Mother Like Daughter BY FREi) HARMAN floors. They are replacing worn RED RIDER On East Center Street—Beautiful Home— Six nlct roonis and 6 Dover Road IriERE i-W WAN )i'!A Kwa sun room. 'Tile bath on second floor and tile lavatory ibn first floor. kitchen and bedroom linoleum FA«A rugs now at Benaon'a, 713 Main, Phone 4112 or 7275 1 A*TA. A«£ ’<*1 OEM) ■A’E.tYS WHEECn Kitchen cabinets, fireplace, hot water, oil burner, many other ap Week Days and Sundays 1INDAN FiKO pointments, and a 2-car garage. ^ BtACtt avD6' Foar-Roo|n Single— nearly new—<‘harnifng little home wlth_ all latest style and decorations, including fireplace. Vou will’ like It. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS (M AO Types WaatedI ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. - Oaob AvanaMa. Will You Be Sorry Real Estate and Insiirnnee , . -i, JARVIS REALTY OO. 968 .MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3450 OfOee I l l s BeeMeaee 7ST8 When You Are Weekdays aad Saadaye Quoted A Low Allowance TO BE SOLD Personal For $7,000 we offer a Two-Family- House of 5 rooms each On Your Car y side— lUIng room,Mining room, kitchen and pantry bn first floors MAJOR HOOPLB 2 chambers and bath on second floor. Large open attic, open Services Agency OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE porches, furnace heat, copper water piping, 2-ear garage. Johnny Jay, J r - Sooner Than # ■ Another Two-Family Dwelling of six rooms each section - THE SIMPLER THEY ASKED ME OOTcA.'t AAV WORD, HOLD STILL,VOU. YiHAT'S living rooms, dining room%, kitchens and pantries on first floor— ’ GOIN' DOWN TO BIS 3SU.VF16U/; TH A t ‘ PHONE 4574 - 5^ TRY ANf WIM TH’ THE'V A RE. WHAT W ER E THE MARTHA.' ISN'T t h e 8 chambers and bathroom on second floor lor each family. 2-car You Realize MOST FAMOUS IMOIGNVTV OF MAKllOG VOO'RE garage. Shown by appointment. M D O L L A R S l o o k i n ’ THE MODELING, We Cater To AO Kinds of UKE A INTELl-ECTUAL h a r d e r W O R D S OF t h e ME A DRESSMACER'S HM/CAtiTHiSBE Odd Jobs. Let Da Serve Now h the Time OIAMT" WHEN COM THEY WAR-HEARD ON DUIAIAV E liO liS H ? MONEY STICKING^ .MSS. , - ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. ce»ai»wevem«wnee.eic. t. m. eio.it. a sat, eer. ARE TO EVERY PHONE, IN MUST v(OU ALSO GTICK OOTOF HtSHlP -« - A S U P By Mro. Anne Cabot MON -SENSE SHOULD Real Estate and Insurance ' Yon With QnaUty Work At ANSWER.' /ALL SHOPS AND , POCWlET?-*-lL'-, coves. There’a nothing a UtUe girl Ukea To Ca»h In L’issieTwtseBwicaeA T.neeavaver.ew. TE LL VOU HE'D A S K piNS IN AAV 968 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 34.50 Reaaonable PriciiB. “ I used to lie aV^ke nights on Iwo Jima thinking of the SIM P LE R CXJESTIONS S T O R E S " BUT TH’ TENDER'FLESH JUST LET IT s t i c k FORTH to better than to have a favorite d'fil “ This is j'^ust half Ihe stuff you promised to buy me when IF VOU LOOKED FOOL KEPT YELLIN’ TO MV FINGERS FOR SOFA? dreoaed In a new set of clotheal On A Higher Price things I was flohling for, and none o f ’em faintly resem V the war was overl” bled that exam coming up tomorrow I” SIMPLE, LIKE NO HELP NOW. AFEYJDAVS AN'D Thiz Red Riding Hood outfit will THIS.' NO HELP NOWl< turn an ordinary 13-lnch doll Into SO LOUD AN' LET HIM ElIPLAIN WHERS HEr MICKEY FINN A Figment of Her Imagination LANK LEONARD a glamor-giri heroine. Use red Phone 8-1818 O F T E N I wo«d for the 5-inch cape, white So Sorry BY LESLIE TUItNER .C O U L D N T s e r r IT.' cotton for the frilly dreaa, white WASH TUBBS THINK.' I MV BKOTH6K SAID SSVeRAL o h - a h - w e HE MUST HAVE VERY w e l l ; BUT - AND AS FAR OKAV, MISS TTTE i or pink for the pantiea, a bit o( Hqrtfords Now! HMMl THAT’S t h i n g s l a s t n ig h t t h a t MAY KNEW HE WAS BEEN WALKINGS ^ WE " n . FROM NOW ON, DON’T AS MV BROTHER BUT ID APfRBCIATE yellow yam for the baakeL Nar I D - ^ W U b HAVB AROUSED Your CURIOSITY MAKING HIS SLEEP AND UNDERSTANpA BE PROWLING IS CONCERNED rr, IF YOU'D TELL row blue oatlh aaah and hair rtb By Sna Burnett SHBTRyOTHKB ) ‘ 'P - 1 WkNT VOU TO KNOW THEY A t ssvsral junior fashion ahowt ALU iJF» MISTOOK MY ROOM MISS T n » .^ A R O U N D THE HOUSE -JUST HIM Tb START bon finlahea thia pleaaant croc'het Wild Buyir* WERE JU S T FIGMENTS OF Ing Job! ' lately, two piecera had a favored MISS’TITE FOR HIS-I SIMPLY 'AT nigh t; YOUIRB HERB IGNORING MB, t o o ! HIS imagination To obtain complete crocheting spot ■ ’ . . HAD FORGOTTEN TO GUARD MV JEWELS inatructiona for the dreaa, haaket, l>attero No. 8941 is designed toi - a n d t h e j e w e l s rpaaUea-’an 4dm a.foc. the. Had.. sizes Xf, 12, 13, 14.' 16 and 18: Sire A l« IN THIS’ ROOM / Ing Hood Coaltilfte (Pattern No. I3^fitieail'^!-yarda of or-Bl)-lneh- ... 5290) oend 15 cents In coin plua fabric; 2 3-4 yards 54-tnch :ri 1 cent postage, your name, ad WILL BRING three-quarter aleeves. For thla pattern, a?nd ‘JO ceat,' dress, pattern number to Anne / Cabot. The Manchester Herald, In coins your nafiie, address... 1160 Sixth avenue. New York 19. T H E CASH (Jeslred, and the pattern numbci L. A- N. T. Sue RumetL The Manchester Eve) Time to start your Chriatmoa Immediate Serptee ning Herald, 1150 Sixth A'venue, glfta! You’ll find dozenp of thrill New York 19, N. Y. n-t ing Ideas In the new Anne Cabot Send today for your copy ot the HELP l e s s Album. Send for your copy. Price a No Red Tape^ new Fall and Winter Isaue of kffff’ffr Fashion. IS cants. - 15 cents.
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