^A 4>. The Mothers Circle of St. Anne Xeland Spalding, Jr., o f 53 Ger Corporal Harold J. Derry, J'f., Souvenirs Are Received will meet at 8 "o'clock this evening ard street, who is In training at df 19 Fairfield atreet, la now lo From Son in Africa at the home of the leader, Mi.s. the Santa Ana, California, Air V The Weather About Town cated at the Pecos Air Field, Tex John Prior, 8 Hackmatack street. base, has been made sOi aviatidn /Average Daily Circulation as. Ha graduated in February Mrs. William S. Popoff, of cadet and selected f c ■ , ' . .-t .'i S ' 1; ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSUAI, SE riE I rwo MAXNUUCS'l'ER GVEmX^iQ hEKAJLU. MANCHESTER, CONN« illU R SO AY, SEPTEMBER P, 1948 members of the Interstate Ssnlts meeting of\ths council would be tion commission voted unanimous^ To Be Ready ‘ devoted entirety to a discussion of Look for Early Frost ,, SoUnd Waters ly in favor of the "C3aas A” desig this situation. By that time the Aerial Offensive legislators will have had an oppor Buy U.8. W ar Bonds Jap Air Force ! Charity Costs ' I Charley Magtf’fl'-Warnin^ School Hours State-4 ,Drive Italian Food Needs ; nation for the entice water ares Bigelow Brook Tobacco Crop tunity to see how the statute v""‘*r along the Connecticut ehore line. Por Session ]>Iay Be Prelude Charley Magg. -raliable Now ^Class A’ Rely on Recommendatlone works at the Oct. 4 small town Draws Planes On Decrease weather prophet of Wapping, ^ N o t Settled Supporting their - action, the elections. To Be Cleaned Op eiis Today All Harvestcj May Not Be Great Another problem a apeclat ses To Invasion Try' has predicted an early frost, membefs of the commission relied about September 16. The sage Interstate Sanitation on the recommendations of tho U®gisli®live .Council Be sion might tackle regards the re cent revision of statutes concern Out of China! Drop $294 Under the of Wapping would not. how May Be Changes When On Sub Dieck John Hi^cketl ^^Declare!- f i n l v .time'diet. The same source ardds: sanitation engineers and the bulk gins' lo Outline Watte Water from Laun* " ((.'ontinued from Page One) ever. comment on the coming A l l i e s U a n L x p e t l U n l\ » "Ualy’s basic requirements from ■ Coinniidsion Decision of testimony taken at -the public ing the state reformatory at Ches- winter. Last year he predicted jiire. The last Legislature intended dry to Be Pumped Into (Continued from Page One) Month Before; 91 Routines A**® Worked (Continued from Page One) This Year Was Ideal: 1 ittls* in W a v o f G o o d s abroad are not large, especially as Follows Hearings. hearings which indicated the gen gram, If Call Issued. corded by The Associated Pixss, a hard winter and it came true L i m e i n w a y O I o u o a s those of other major eral belief thstJtto primary expect to make it possible to sentence in Pertions on Rolls. Out hy Teachers. Had Good Weather. ebriates and other aljort-term of Town’s Sewer. today’s communique which also; said the attack was made on the in every respect. He said that of ys'heai'd President Roosevelt O r P r o d u c e f o r S o m e European countries.’ ed us^ of the Wtler areas in ques Hartford; Sept. 9.— Gov he might venture a .prophecy New York, Sapt. 9- (/Fl — The fenders to the Institution, but the reported Australlaji veterans o f ' northwestern part of Paris by both over the public address system. He „ If this holds true lifter three tion were l ecreational and shellfish ’mADJT Interstate Sanitation commission, ernor Baldwin sho)dd call a special attorney general has ruled that the The charity department spent American and British planes.- within 'a few weeks. Sessions of the different schools- John Hackett, of Buckland, one| 1 in i e . years of war for Italy, then its culture. It was the conviction of Biftlow brook which flows African campaigns brushing V as speaking from Quebec. It representing New York, New Jer wording of the statute did not per $'294.38 less during the month of A German communique, broad ------need for Allied fobd relief may not the commissioners that it would be session of the I.,eglslature next pirough Center Springs park is to aside Japanese patrols five miles in town are being held at the ijdnie seemed as* though the president of the biggest growers of tobacco sey and Connecticut, today an mit this. cast by Berlin,'declared that 11 A l be extensive. I t seems certain, impracticable to,separate the sani winter, the Legislative council in northeast o f Lae, New Guinea, August thsn In July, due^ to the hours as when schools elbsed in was speaking to us personally at locally, said this morning that hel By James Marlow and George nounced that the waters of Long be cleaned up. The matter has been and strengthening of Allied para- lied planes were shot down “ during Electric Boat when he 'made it however, the' Italians will need tation district over which it' has tends to be ready for'it. War Powers Expire Feb. 1 ^ TEA lowered cost of hospitalization care had all of lS43’s big crop, 78 acres.f Zielke Island sound from the New York- attacks by strong Anglo-American June. There may “be changes in grains. Jurisdiction into small areas, as A special session, if called, also “ under consideration for many years troop positions seized to the north of chanty patients, according to Buyers Xwait these hours as in some cases there clear that the war on Japan would hung in the sheds. Mr. Hackett Washington, Sept. 9.—(A’)—The ConnecUcut state line to Morgan The council, composed of House bomber formations on ^'occupied be intensified because there— half Hunger Probably In Cities signing different water clas.slflca- and Senate floor leaders and undoubtedly would be asked to re and last month a hearing was held west * , the monthly import of the charity may be a lack tif time for the pu said further that this year’s crop Allies will have to put an economic Point, at the eastern end of New tions to various segments pf the before the SUte Health depart- . Twenty-one Japanese ' planes territorie.s in the west and over the way around the world in the vast was.one of the best he had ratsed| official of the Office of For- charged with the job of recom new the governor’s war powers (department. pils to go (jofhe or for some other Haven har.'oor had been designated district as a whole. ment. The reason for* this \was definitely were destroyed antf ijine ^ The cost of supplemental aid Atlantic.” Bank Opening reason. - reaches of the Pacific ocean— there in a number of years and that un hotwater bottle on the Italian boot e l ^ Relief and Rehabiiitatfon says mending legislation for the Gen which expire next Feb. 1. aa "Class A ” waters. The commission’s findings were The next regular session of the that the New Model Laundry on others probably «s the enemy XJ- during August was $3,682.97 and A Joint British-American .com The ’schools have not as yet got is thi principal combat area of the usually good . weather condltionsl to get it back on that ground and that if there is any hunger in Italy Under the compact, binding the eral Assembly’s attention, started Summit street wfts turning back tempted to raid Darwin, Aul^^. munique announced, however,,^that Yankee submarine, the deadliest approved by the following commis wo’rk at its regular mbrithiy meet Legislature la not due to convene during July, $3,977.35. cfo'4'h to the proper woi;kmg hours had aided considerably in Incrcas-I Into shape again. it probably will be found in cities three states tdgether in the fight sioners; From Connecticut: Dan Into the brook its waste water. tralia, attack Allied positions on all of last night's operations were raider of the sea lanes yet devised That is going to qisob so,ftie ing yes^rda.v on the outline of a until January, 1945. ' ..There wat one case less and one Bond Drive Starts as and the humber-,of pupils enrolled ing its worth. At noon today he| and larger towns which suffered to end pollution in the waters of iel F. B. Hickey, Dr. Stanley H. Come To Church Sunday George H. Willard of the laundr>' New Guinea and^ resist a heavy p ^ o n leaa on the records of the carried out without the loss of a will not be known until next week. by man for war of attrition. gave his plantation workers a par food, clothing , and perhaps medi from lack of transportation to( get the metropolitan area, “Class A ' legislative program for a possible, Senator Leon RlsCassi of Hart plan*. "Jap ships disappear -— some Osborn, commissioner. State De special session? ) ford. leader of "the Democratic mi At The told the state officers that he was American plane raid on Bougain depirtment in August than in July, $33,300 Worth S o ld Some are expected to start school ty in the big warehouse. cal care as a starter. And in re the food in from the country. waters are defined as those "to be partment of Health. Francis A. willing to pump the water into the times a few miles out of port — Special Session I'ncertain nority in the Senate, waa elected ville in the Solomons. the r^ p rt shows. Dispatches from Folkestone said next week who haVe not as -yet Good Weather Conditions turn? ' / OFRR has supplies in North Af-; used primarily for recreational PaHottl. attorney general. Andrew sanitary sewer mains of thje town Heuvy Reslatance Lacking The cdet of aid in August, 1943. the great burst of daylight activity During the First Hour. been enrolled because they are sometimes just before reaching Mr. Hackett said he was able to! Military Gains Gfealest rica. In that area, the official soys, purposes, shellfish culture or the Rep. E. Lea Marsh, Jr., of Old vice-chairman of the council at If he was given the right to do so. their destination. It Is’ maddening A. Radel and Gen. Sanford H, Wad- Lyme, chairman of the council and yeaterday’a aes.sion. T . d « . communique,, r.por.„l started shortly before 7 a. m, and working on farms. There will be cope with the labor conditions in a ] One governmenj. specialist in by last reports there was a surplus development of fish life.” hams, directoif, State Water com Church of the Nozorne Rnr'said he had been willing to do a year ago, was $1^45.37 less for to Japan, and it’s wearing, yes, ex majority leader of the House, said a continued absence of heavy re during the first hour akme hun The bond drive opened here this a slight falling off In the number much more satisfactory manner Italian economics; pointing out of 7,50.000 tons of food, mostly The decision ot the Interstate mission. '' tfifi Main Street this for a number of months and the month thib^year.' ‘ tremely wearing on Jap troops there was nothing complete or sistance by the Japanese at Lae dreds of Marauders, Venturas, morning with a bang. Chairman of pupils In the High school but the than he had contemplated at thel that the A llleX u il'tafy gains grain. commission followed a seriea of declared ^ a t when he enlarged the There are 73 xases and 91 per waiting hungrily for supplies. All 'Allied economic operations in specific about the outline because Beef Slaughter Increaaes but more than 20 miles below in Mitchells and other bombers roar Harold Alvord said that $33,50<) elemenUry grades and the kinder start' of the season. The crop, hej outweigh any other benefits, says public hearings held earlier in the Japs Told of Surrender laundry two years ago he had ask sons on the rolls df,.the department Italy In the beginning apparently it was not at all certain that any the Bobdubi region south of Sala- ed out across the coast in packed vya* abld in the first hour and the garten are expected to show an in Workers Offer Suggestions said, was curing out now under! this country and Great Britain can year at Stamford, Norwalk,, HoiiiP'Uoiiiiiig Servicp hI 10:43 a. m. ed to be allowed to do this. as of last month. crease. .« will be handled by the Allied Mili special session would be called. Hartford. Sept. 9.—(4’i-r-The maiia there was sharp flghting. formations.. buyers were waiting for the bank "A fter our president announced ideal conditions and that the leaf] expect, yery little in the way of Bridgeport and New Haven. New York, Sept. 9— The slaughter of beef in Hertford' There has been diMussion be was of excellent quality. There! tary government as a means of Should there be one, Marsh add Ground troops nearer to Sala- Almost simultaneously observers to open. There were steady buyers that the war on Japan was to be goof^'^r procli^cc from Italy for Subsequent to these fact-finding Tokyo radio, in a broadcast re county last week topped 31,000 tween him and the town as to the had been, in some quarters; a great! aiding military operations, while ed,- it would take up no new mat ]\lorl|ii;a^e-Riiriiin|£ and nediralinii, 7 :30 p. m. r on the high cliffs between Dover for the most part throughout the stepped up, we began to get sug soyOe time. inquiries, sanitation engineers and corded by United States govern pounds, an Increase of nearly 28 cost and now that the State want maiia maintained their pressui-e deal of .fear for this year’s crop! helping the Italian people. ters blit would be concerned with on the enemy at the bottom hinge and Folkestone heard the air raid morning. gestions from workers at Electric / H e adds: Perhaps the ohe thing health authorities from the three ment monitors, told the Japanese ed the stream cleared he Was un Russians Sweep due to the threatened shortage pf| When AMG moved into Sicily whatever corrections or clarifica per cent over the week before, al of a trap being clamped on an Record Shows warning sounding clearly in the Opened on Labor Day Boat on how to build more and /'Italy can spare now is briar for interested states met and sub people today that Italy had sur though four days of the week had Sunday Srliool Rally at 9:30 a. in. able to get the neces’a-v priority former city, but so fiir-as could be Manchester did not ' open its more submarines. I guess we all charcoal but this situation harl pipes. behind the Allied invaders one of mitted their recommendations to rendered unconditionally to the tions of bills passed by the last for the pump. He was issiired by estimated 20,000 Japanese in the passed before the War, Food ad learned not one German plane ap drive today with anything elabor After Germans felt the urgency of the job ahead, been remedied during August a>t^| Getting Italy started back to its first operations was to supply the Interstate commission. Allies and that the Japanese gov regular session were necessary. ministration's order temporarily the.atate official that therr assist- Salamaua-Lae area. \ most of the growers were ah]4 to | flour to the people. At the Stamford, Norwalk and In recent weeks the attorney The Allied Air Forcf kept up the Gasless Autos peared on British side of the ate. That was done Monday, Labor and we were right in our feeling. ward normal is the task of the ernment '‘deems this moat regret lifting quota restrictidns became IV Y. P. S. at 0 :3 0 p. m. anoe would be given him in getting el .Of even offered opposition day, at the North End, Mr. Alvord The Navy wants twice the number obtain some. Allied Armies as they move north. Wilt Coordinate .Activities Bridgeport hearings the testimoriy ful.” Nevertheless Japan is re general has been called upon to deadljr accurate work of blowing (Oontliined from Page Om ) effective. the pump. ■ bombers and their fighter said that he had not yet completed of Yankee submarines, each one The job will take time ancW'Cffor.t unanimously favored the "Class A " solved to “ crush,America and Brit interpret various sections, of a re Today Mr. Willard said that the up atron^polnt after strongpoint of After AMB the Office of Foreign On Increase his plans for the remainder of the built to range for thousands of measured by the amount of-re Economic Coordination is sched designation. New Haven munici ain to the very end.” thus putting vision of the election laws, partic Guest Speakers, Good Welcome pump had been ordered and would the Lae gairison. Today’s commu Smolensk was sblaze az the ularly in regard to absentee • vot-.^ I>et Your “E” JBonds Buy nique said that 98 tons of bombs S month. Manchester's quota, 1750,- miles on 'its own. and blow- the bot Swiss Troops sistance the Germans put up be uled to take over and coordinate pal and industrial leaders urged a Emperor';Hirohito "at ea.se,” the hiighty Ruszihn war machine be Installed Just as soon as it ar- 000 is quite a sum of money to tom out of every enemy craft it at fore they are ejected. "Class B ” designation for some bi-oadcast saTd. Ing, and Marsh said the October 5'nnkes Subs. ■ rives. were dropped Tueaday by waves of (Continued from Page Oue) Wary to Match Strength plunged ahead to rid Ruzzian soH the activities of civilian agencies raise, but Mr. Alvord is .confident tacks. Yes, and slug it out on the The Allies—if for no other rea like OFRR and perhaps lend-lease parts of the harbor of that city, Liberators ori supply dumps and The paucity of enemy aircraft of-the invaders before-the heavy Guarcl Border! due to the presence of several large installations in the Terrace area. fornied st the beginning of the that his committee will be able to surface, too, and win. , . son—would not want a hungry or which could provide funds for re teatilied to xhe thoroughness of the autumnal rains—already begin rioting populace behind their manufacturing units. Police Not Wanted In the Markham valley between war! Allies’ seven^ay preliminary cam put it over 'with some 4o spare. ‘"ro you people of Connecticut I lief, purchases. X ning-m ake mobile warifare im (Oontpraed from 'Page One) Armies facing the Germans. After lengthy deliberation the Lae and the airstrip which para As the name of the British com paign against German operational possible. make this pledge here and now. It But Allied relief may have to mittee implies, you don't have to is a solemn promise to you from all Besides food, these appear to be Wilmington, Calif.— Two troopers seized Sunday. Mlfohfell bases in France And indicated the Red diviaions., slashing west of ian consulate, this dispatch added, move slowly up the boot like mer have a special automobile to run of us at EIectri(; Boat'company. 1 the Italian needs: men crawled from an overturned medium bombers made 17 strafing' enemy’s warineds tq match hia de captured Konotop In the north, while froth Geneva it was reported I cury in a thermometer registering oh producer gas. But you do ;ieed Patriots Told pledge that we are going to meet Other Italian Needs f A automobile following a collision, passe.s along the valley road. clining air strength'"-.against the stormed Into Borzna. 100 miles that a number of Italian soldieral recovery from sub-normal. a furtiace-Ilke generator which can the demands of the Navy. There Clothing, since ifaly has been ■'For German resistance to Allied and said to Eldon Dobbs, driver Allies' mounting superiority. | from Kiev, key Nazi strongpoint had. crossed into Switzerland and | New undtr-arm of the other car: ‘'We'll go and either be-attached to the’ vehicle or English coastal realdWita who { Await Signal will never be a better place than shut off from otton and wool sup advances northward w ill prolong . on the center of the Dnieper de right here on the deck of this Qon- were interned. ’ plies from the war’s start: shoes, report this to the cops." No Six More Jap Vessels pulled along,in a trailer. XPU 91' went through the Battle of.Britain fense widl. and increase the Job' of helping Cream Deodorant necticut Yankee submarine, and A dispatch to the Bern new^ I perhaps: petroleum, which it has pelieettien arrived. Finally Dobbs up the hopper with fuel, ignite and subsequent Allied fora^, aaid iContlnoed from'Page One) Italy. safely Sunk by Submarines With a torch arrangement on the Ospture JOO Towns there will never be a better time paper Der Bund said strong Italian been obtaining from Rumania; Warfare in Italv iLself will criti Blmself reported the accident. they never saw such a big fleet formations were drawn up within Offlcera found the abandoned car Washington, Sept. 9—(/Pi— Six generator and, after a while, . the over auch a short time as the More than 300 towns were scoop than right now at the official open fertilizer: and oil seeds/ithe seeds cally affect the civilian population Stops Perspiration more Jal^nese merchant ships these Germans, the real enemy, ed iiD in the Soviet drive from ing of the Third War Loan In Con a few miles of German troops in for -hunfan purposes and the resi was stolen last month, and a sat- gas generated will be fed into the cession of hundreds of planeV ■who are- seeking to postpene the and its supplies, cutting both have been' sunk by American sub Kharkov north to Smolensk yes necticut to tell you that we are the region of the Etsch river In due of the seeds to mSi'He cattle ctaal containing $132 was in its engine. which started over soon after dawn liberation of your country," he badly. - marines'and four have been dam Gas Not Absolutely Necessary terday, the Moscow midnight com going to build those extra Yankee the Trentino district of northern | '^feed, '■ rear compartment. and .still was being augmented two said, "To all of you who are our Italy and near Venice. aged in attacks on enemy supply Egloff said a little gasoline helps hours later. munique reported. submarines—and we're going to Italy’s agricfilliire will ha^^e tu friends^I say': This newspaper added that all I Transfers Disappointing ■.:4 lines, the Navy, announced today. in starting the engine— particular The daylight assaults followed a On the Brvanak front. Red Army help buy them with war bonds. be restored and therefore need.s (V L L llii These ten successful attacks “ 1—Don’t prevent the Italians German consulates, travel agen farm ' machinery but this will not ly on cold mornings—but he indi night bombardment of targets in from letnqhing home. troons outflanked German forces ''Durmg. the ’Third Wsr Loan More Comfort Wearing raised to 319 the total of Japanese cies and business establishments in be easy to supply since the Allies Hartford, Sept. 9,—(,P)'-Term-: cated it is not absolutely neces occupied territory by R.A.F. ” 2—The "Germans will seek to holding Nvlya, 30 miles north of every E bond dollar in (Tbnnectlcut transport.' cargo and warrhlpz sary. planes. Bryansk- and stormed into the goes to buy Yankee submarines. 1 Italy were being guarded by Ital have no abundance of it. ing the transfer of workers from | FALSE TEETH cause blood.mqd between you and ian troop. X Italian food supplies have been non-essential to essential jobs! which have been reported sunk or Some vehicles, he said, can New Thrust Suggested the Italians in'-<^der to strengthen town to kill 1.200 of the enemy ask you to invest in that extra H er* U a pleasant way to American Federation of fjObor, task force stood ready and will during the Task Force s ne-cessaiy 1 Has i\early Frantic period of radio silence.) .i> Judge Delays^ Father Draft said it marked the beginning of - an Heavy Damage ing to deal more. Capt. Lallace With My FeO 7 From State Rockville Axis collapee but cautioned that M. Beakley, of Vineland, N. J., air Nn|-s Xew l.nnilnn fimiRmlfr - - operations officer, said the Amer ••Tliejr ■ were kot anS very stneh Lewie B. Chapman “ the workers of America must not Heavy Firing Reported Rail Hearings relax their efforts for a single in ican ships wove on the prowl for, *«^ollrn. l2%erF m*p nmm tortpiHP. I 849, Rockville Halting Urged Done in Raid (Cot II Jiir of POIMHs Iron mg Listed Missing! stant." He urged “ merciful and a Japanese Naval force and “were irlEt gnil_nM*f! It twice m dag« Tko. > • considerate treatment of people of fully prepared for anything we ex San Sebastian, Spain, Sept. 9.-^ hot boralBK •ennatioo I* all pooe and Italy.” pected to meet." (/P)—Sounds of heavy firing, appar I And 1 can set to alccp moch qiilcit* Attorneys Requested to Aircra||^ C arrier F orce cr at nishti** POUOL In srenNolcMi Connecticut Residents liCSS S tu d © lltS Italy's Surrender Gives One ship's officer answered my ently coming from a point off the find NtnlnlfipN*. It Noficn* «nd cooth Ask Tiieir Clients to French coast, were heard late last Momefitum to Drive Sends’ Planes Over question as to how many, qnemy the bnrnlnv callonNe* and •■nc« THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 Compiled by Studetits of Manchester High School Miss Helen Bhtes, Eaculty Advisdlr^ Among 209 Names | planes the Task Force was pre night in this town on the Bay of tired feet. It comIn onig AO cent* a VOL. XIkN O.^ Waive Objections. Crandall Retires Biscay near the Spanish-French Jar. Gel n Jar todng nt Weldon DnMf -:iL . In High School For Ban on Drafting. Marcus for 8^ Hours. pared to take on by saying, “up C'o.a Center Pbnrmncga Mnrplkg Drmff Announced Today. to a hundred bombers.” frontier. 'The noise stirred specu Co., J. W. Hfiie Corp„ nnd nil ffood 4 New^Havgn, Sept. 9.—W)— JPea- From His Duties lation that Allied warships might drnit Ntore*. World Stair l943-’ 44 Expresses Sympathy Washington, Sept. 9—r(JPf—Italy’s By Tom Yarbrough The price paid by the Task New Gym Teacher Two Pupils Study eral court hearings on the Inter Waahington, Sept. 9—(JP)—The I L cS S have been exchanging fire with Few Changes T h an Last unconditional BU,rrender gave mt^ Pearl Harbor,. Sept. 9—(/P)— The Force, under the command of German coastal Jiatteries. Busy Summer The High School World «*• name# of 19 New Englandera are ' Ryhr Admiral Charles A. Pownell, Editor-in-Chief— Lois Clark. ! state Commerce commission’s plan Year in Rockville, Is mentum today to a congresri^al biggest aircraft carrier force ever Assistant Editor — Eleanor, Taiight in Maine tends its sincereat sympathy At Northwestern for reorganization of the New included today in a War depart Storrs, Sept. 9— —Lipton B. was two fighters and a torpedo drive for a ban on the drafting of sent on a single mission In the Carlson. to the families and friends of Seeii at M H S York, New Haven and Hartford ment list of 209 United States sol Report of Official. Crandall, known as "the bee man plane. Tired Kidneys For Faculty the four M.H.S. boye, Ernest fathers, but brought warnings Pacific, boldly appearing 900 miles Legion of Honor— Rtithmaryl railroad were in adjournment tb- diers missing in action in the Asi of Connecticut,” has retired from (The Marcus raid first was dls- Wirtalla. Tom Gorman. t M. H. .S. is welcoming Miss Sqiiatrito, John Perottl, W il Scholarships in Journalism and da. until Oct. 5 while attorneys for from both Capitol hill and else within 1,200 miles of Tokyo, sent clpsed by Tokyo In a broadcast Often Bring Column Editor—Mary Suill-, liam Henry and Harry Whit opponents of the plan act on Judge atic, European, Middle Eastern, Rockvilie, Sepf; 9,— (Special)— his duties as professor of aplcul bombing planes for eight hours Barbai-a Ditmars of Newtonville. Public 'Speaking were enjoyed by Wartime Adjustments where in Washington that It did ture, extension bee specialist, and Sept. 1 warning the Japanese th'e Teachers Pass Vacation van. ! ney, who made the supreme Carroll C. Hincks’ request that North African and Southwest Pa Superintendent of Schools Philip over Marcus Island Sept. !■ until American Task Force could have Mass., the . new Physical Ed sacrifice in the service of their Eleanor Carlson, *44 and Bernard cific areaa. M. Howe announced on Wednesday not mean the war against the Axis manager of farm shop Instruction 0iee|de2s Nights By Aiding War Ei^ort, iSports Editors — Florence] Made Last Year; Ex they ask their clients to waive would end quickly. enemy defenses there had bee^J laid stnick at the Japanese mainland Pallein. John Tournaud. ucation teacher, to take "the place country. ' - t JiANCHESTER EVENING MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 ,194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERAliD, MANCHESTER, CONN., r a U ^ A T . SEPTEMBER 9,194* c i G i r v southeastern outer bastion of rf’ «»••»»j»»ia V'tnrVit' County Veterans pCermans Occupy Europ'eaH fortress In the Balkans. ■ I l l t l l l o U. S. Blood Saves Life on Rendova Returned to Duty Auction Mart Amid jubilation over the great WDR<5^1860 Today’s Radio WNBC—u lft eat of Anglo-American military American Units To Be Guests Here Misses N0 tiitter Against Braves Northerti Italy victmies there can be no doubt, Opened Again Easwm War Time however, that the Germans, with whom Allied forces have already (Continued from Page One) HartforiJ County District, Vet ^ A ' ...- - ■ t T fratn Pac* One) 4;00_WTIC —Backstags Wife;♦7:48—WDR(3—Mr. Keen. made contact In the Naples area, r-» ■ ------erans of Foreign Wars, will be the 'ruits and Vegetables .Sicilian campaigns, is directing the WDRC—Home Front Reporter; 8:00—WTIC — Maxwell House would exert desperate and bloody guests of Anderson Shea Post No. Coffee Time; WDRC — Charles Baugh Gets His Man _ llMawtaU*, however, a Reuters effort to statl off Inevitable defeat nCw- operatlon.-t of all troop.s To Be Offered by . News; WNBC—Blue Frolics. from Stockholm indicated Italy, it was announced. 2046Aind Auxiliary for their regu. 4:16—WnC — Stella Dallte; Buggies, Mary Astor; WTHT— Fine Set of Backs Dodgers’ Pitcher foTseenJdr them here. tar monthly meeting which will be ' News; Music; WNBC—News. I I that the ItaUan peace was baying: .May Provide Difficult Task (in Washington', Secretary ^ of Farmers in Vicinity. WNBC— Claude Thomblll. rhapevcuaalom la Germany itself. War .Stimson said troops malclpa^ held Saturday evening' at 8 o'clock. 4:80—WTIC — Lorenzo Jonee; 8:15—WTHT — Treasury Star " ^ i a last phase of the Italian Refr^i?shmenta will be served by Parade; WNBC — Lum and 1 Sn» tfispateh said that blackshlrt- war may pro^de one of tjie most the landing near Naples incluacd' The Auction Mart, located Just WDRC—Perry Como. Songs; •d Bllte Guards were patrolling' units of the American Fifth Army the Auxiliary and the committee WNBC—■nme Views the News. Abner. i Bolsters Michigan’s lifflcult ta.sks which the Allied in chargeMS as follows; Mrs. Sadie off Charter Oak street, opened this 8:30—W-nC — Henry Aldrich; Allows One Blow the atreets of Berjln and. that troop.s have yet had to face,” said. wliii h had been commanded by week for the fall sales of fruit and 4:45—WnC — Young Wldder |#wadlah correspondents reported Gonoral Cl.ark in North Africa. 'Phe Noren. chai>n^an, Gertrude Unnell, Brown; WDRC—Ad Uner; WDRC — Death Valley'Days; The I-ondon Evening Standard. Ann Irish.,' A"nna Richards, Ella vegetables. Up to the present News: WTHT — Sereno Gam- i atnoapherc of tension prevailed There waa serious doubt ex- Fifth Army as a whole never haJT time only a few offerings in toma WNBC—Duke Ellington. been in action.) Brimble. Madeliqe Djake and 6:00—W nC—When a Girl Mar mell;'Castles in the Air; WNBC I la the elty. . - , , „ pre.s.sed in London, however, that toes and cauliflower have been sent —America’s Town Meeting. Poor Forward Wall Oarmsuiy tried to put a frail The opening of the new Italian Anna MSe Smith. X ' ries; WDRCJ—News; Ad Liner; V. In 3 to 0 Victory with German shortages of troop.s, In from the outlying districts. It 9:00—WTIC Kraft Music Hall; _ . <»; 11 I ...... '■ ■' ip fop under capitulated Italy today^ front In the Naples area promised WNBC—News!. supplies and' transport .that the is being conducted by the Fruit WDRC — Major Bowea; WTHT [ By announcing the formation of a’ the seizure of Naples, Italy's sec 8:15—WTIO-Portla Faces Life; [ German ;Army would bfe‘'Ii-hi)le to and Vegetable Produce Association —Gabriel Heatter. Cnoler Feels Loss of g j g j g |*National Fascist government in undertake any more than a' delay ond greatest port, and also put of Manchester, Inc. WTHT—^News; Music; WNBC ILone Single in Fiittj the Germans in southern Italy un HEALTH AND D>E:r 9:'5—WTHT — Treaaury Star Ithe name of Mussolini, which by ing action on the I ’o river line Robert M. Reid A Sons are con —Dick Tracy. Parade. Franks, Colored Star, ^ i o Bears Renew all possible means will bring Italy which i.S the strongest natural de der pressure from two directions 8:80—W n C -J u a t Plain Bill; j Inning by Workman as the British .Eighth Army under ADVICE ducting the auction sales at the 1 out of the war with her honor in- fense barrier acroa.s northern Italy mart each afternoon. It is expect WDRC — War Commentary; 9^30^WTIC — Joan Davis and Keenly; Plenty Backs G r i d S q U a d I Spoils Chances; tlie| I tact and her future life assured.” where,the main Nazi forces, are Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgomery Treasury Song Parade; WNBC Jack. Haley Show; WDRC — Grid Battle eontinued to drive up the tortuous F^lmh^hed by the McCoy ed that within the next few weeks Stage Door Canteen; WTHT—U Ii>DresIiadows Bloody F ight. concentrated. Health Service sales will grow until the peak Is —Jack Armstrong. With Lots of Power I Cards Stop Pirates* j Italian toe. 8:45—WTIC—Front Page Farrell; Tell ’Em Club; WNBC—Spot This announcement over the Surrounded by a hostile popula reached the latter part of October. Looks Good While other Allied forces eXectit- WDRC — American Women; light Bands; Time Out for Will Aid Wolverines W ith Champs iBcrlin radio foreshadowed bloeclal No«c* To Readers son of Mr; and Mrs. Charles 'Lucas of football prospects at the Fingers Crossed ai little" more,”. Lieut. Gen. H. G. announced, swept forward until it News; WTHT—News; WNBC— per; WNBC — Raymond Gram At Baltimore This cesslve . season without a 'no-hit I lant German divisions believed to held the road running across the of 30 William street, who was re Held Following ' Swing. nation’s major colleges). I r J D *u Cl u ' performance, perhap4f .Martin, military -correspondent of Due to the Inability of readers ported as having been wounded In Terry and the Pirates. Team , Works Out; J be garrisoned In the northern and peninsula from Locri to Gioia. 6:15— "W nC—History in the 10:15—WTHT — Dale Carnegie; W eek-Lnd; Both LI u DSj proving that as much luck I ■Borthwestern sectors of the coun- The Daily Tcleg^-aph, predicted. action In the Pacific area, was. re This gave the Allies complete pr)S- to obtain the varied foods sug Headlines; WDRC— George B. WNBC—Eddie Duchin. By #erry Liska. Navy Players Ajd-Team skill enters into such classics. Brigadier. E. C. Anstey, military session of about 40 miles of the gested m the weekly menus which turned to duty within a week, Attack on Girl In Fine Shape. Itry. corresponejent for. The Dally Armstead: WTHT— Dick Me 10:30—WTIC — March of Time; Ann Arbor, Mlch[, Sept. 9.—(JP)— There Is still time, of courstal Out of the chaos of a country length of the toa. have been appearing In this col cording to a notice rsoalTMl by Fritz Crisler is cagy enougH to for some hurler to slide Into th sl Sketch, said that "Germans now fU K. Ifaw Photo Prom N tA } \ r- ■ ' Carthy; Music: War Gardens; WDRC — Suspense; WTHT — ‘b y Mar^-'U.^Ti Brackblll sturely celebrating peace Being Steadily Reinforced umn each Friday, It has been de hlB parents today. ^tidfeport Sept p.—<;iv-Leon- Concert Hour; WNBC—Yankee know that he has two strikes on Baltimore, Sept. 9—(JP)—When groove, but few of the lOO-plufil unconfirmed reports, via south of the Po should have no cided to discontinue the printing WNBC—Sports; News. StateCoHege, Pa., Sept. 9—(JP)— reasonable chsnce of escape at Here the Allies Wet-e being Somewhere hi America a blood donor gave his pint to be turned ard C M stlano, 22, o f 233 Cath Doodle Quiz. him if opponents keep calling the Chicago Bears and the Wash no hitters In big league bistoryJ ■Stockholm, of other Allied land- of these menus for the duration, 6:30—WTIC— Strictly Sports; Cqaghr'^b Higgins hopes — with all." steadily reinforced. Into dried plasma at a Red Cross center. Somewhere on Rendova often satisfy such a craving; erine Mreet, was being held today W’DRC— Jeri ^ullivan; WNBC j 11:00—WTIC ^ News; WDRC— Michigan a dream team. Crisler ington Redskins tangle here Sun have come this late in the ■eason.T at Genoa, at two other points or until normalcy returns In the In bonds oj: $5,000 following a says’ emphatically that his squad s fingers crossed—to gi.ye Penn day, one of the major football feuds Ten pitchers have c»me withiif| . Include Half of FV>rcee The German plan apparently Island In the Solomons this same blood plasma saved the life of an however, too many should not be —Feed Bag Frolics. News; WTHT—News; WNBC ___Rome . and on Sardinia, fond situation. complaint by. a 23-year-old'Rem isn’t that good, particularly aftef in recent years will be renewed. . one hit of ringing the gong thjs| German forces concentrated was to fight a stubborn delaying American M qM e as he received emergency transfusion at dressing taken at any one time, due. to the 6:45—WTIC — Lowell Thomas; ] —News. State's blg-name opponents plenty Lmong the welter of other reports However, readers are Invited to high sugar content, which might ington Arms."employe that she the loss of Its great-guari-dulius Practically every time the two year, but some malicious fate ap-| north of the Po are estimated In action In southern Italy as long as station near the front; above. Your, blood can save a life, too. Let WDRC—The World Today: 11:15—WTIC — Harknessof of trouble this fall with tbe team vas one broadcast by the Swiss ra send for special articles on diets defeat the object o f the careful was. attacked a man shortly Franks. teama have met in recent past, one parently has been standing lo| London to Include roughly half of possible until their" main defense yours be one of the 350,000 pints the Red Cross must collect and food combinations, which wljl News; WNBC— Andre Kostel- Washington: WDRC — Joan tio that the United States Seventh dieting. before 1 a. m. today. Bi’ooks: WTHT— MUsic; WNBC Removal of l^ n k s , 190-pound he’a whipping together from foot oj" the other has had a chip on Ita their way. ay had landed at Leghorn stnd the 18 German divisions In Italy. line is reached In the mountains every month. help to provide good wholesome anetz. ball talent among 600 sailors and south of the Po valley. The girl, Martha Voytek, told 7(00—WTIC^Fred Waring In —The Music You Want. ' negro star, frantihis football sear shoulder. This time It Is the Chl- At least it must appear ths at "hundreds of Allied planes The remaining forces are scat- and nutritious meals with the foods son becaijse^f Illness is really Marines on the campus. (Sinus Trouble) Police Capt. James H. Bray that Pleasure Time: WDRC— 1 Love caj?o clan, the reason being the up way to Whitlow Wyatt_ of th4 ere about to land on the Italian letter o f 1st. April and wouId^Take and longer than ever HOLD'EVERYTHING this opportunity to explain th »J f' before. • SERIAL STORY la my custom to place the namw that I wltl not overem: Sense and Nonsense of all of my creditors in a hat and -nhatiee the importance draw out one each month to be of making a daUy Jiving s Wants Classified For\bur Benefif paid.'/ \ against the Importance THE TERRIBLE EYE preans of YMtorday! Little . Louise — Mother dear, alarm clock didn't ring, " I /beg to advise you (hat if 1 \ ^ o f making a- sincere what does Dehydrate m eu? Farmer-—I meant to tell you ! have any further letters of this na "’■lly contribution to VNiaHT, I *43. Tha world moves along. with its - Mother—I t means getting all the that sometimes it gets stuck and orY. BY EDWIN RUTT . • tn v ic i. INC. sorrow and tong,' we live in ture from you, I ahall take steps water out of anything. Why? won't ring, but you’ve got to shake to ace that your name is not even 11 pi ay can realize, if Automobiles For Sale 4 Wanted Autos Help Wanted— Female ^ S5 Poultry and Supplies 43 Machinery and Tools 52 a land of dreahia; Loat and Found Lost and Found 1 W’anted to Rent 68 Little U)u1m —W ell, my puppy it a bit and it will ring all right. put In the hat,” need beXhow little of Motorcycles 12 r Tha troubles we ahare, disappoint just dehydrated in the living Now, if it doesn’t ring by five min real vsJueXm ay be ac- BARGAINS EVERY DAY, lo^ USED F A R M A L L F12, fine condi SMALL QUIET FAMILY will pay *TlM Tarrlbl* Bye” hee brought ' lively afbund her. Then, all at LOST—'BROWN Y A R N and two ments and care, but quicken room. utes past four tomorrow morning, compllshlng.Hnstead of LOST— B n X F O L D conUUnlng 2 them over. Get a better car now. WANTED—50 USED CARS. All WANTED — EXPERIENCED FOR S A L E —CH ICKENS. Inquire tion. Tractor and stationary saw up to $60 for 6 or 6 room flat or Hlldy Chajiriing and Jonah Logan once^te. 'Wi«Whe put one hand to her He—The decree la granted. Now. 'yello w knitting needles, on Cot Die joy, it seems. give it a shake. contemplating the little gMM ration booki A, license, tire We have pleasure driving 1935 makes and models. Barlow Motor saleslady. Good salary. Tel. 6002. vst 214 Gardner street. rigs. Cement mixers, Fordson together, through a strange .eeriea . mpUth. darting, we can be married at last, tage street. Call 4904. single house. References desired. W e list to the rlmei, at the N I do with api^usc InapecUon. and registration. Tele Ford touring. $145; 1939 Ply Sales. PhonCj 5404. Open evenings. parts, Dublin Tractor Company. Phone 2-1203. of coincidences. Logan has been , "Removing her bridgework, no '"The beat way to hold a job ia just as soon as you have settled thought o f old times, that seeking satisfaction phone 6248. mouth sedan, five new Fisk Safti- SALESGIRL' WANTED. ^Retail Willimantic. - trying to obtain an interview w ith •'doubt,” suggested Jonah. to cultivate a pleasant personal- ' current Conversation ’ the divorce court fees. .Artifles for Sale 45 memory’s spell betrays; 1 pray that I may never at' Announcementa fiight tires, very clean, like new; .salesroom, Manchester Knitting Hlldy’a father, to ahow him the ,r^ | “ No.” Hildy said suddenly. "She ityi" says a psychologist. . . . Man, I note, when he- relaxes She— Oh, never mind the fees. I LOST—SATURDAY NIGHT, 6n Mills. Hlldy’u . Then on her' sw ift winge cbmea the temnt to capitalize on 1936 Plymouth sedan, $85; 1935 Business Services Offered 13 ~ Farms and Land for markable powers o f his invention. . . . Jonah, I_thlnk she’s whistling. That’s .partly true. . . . However, Likes to howl about hie taxes; have a charge account here. Main alreet, or at carnival, red FOR SALE—2 CAR GARAGE, Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 maker of things, the dream of conditions brought W’ANTED— DAILY Automobile Hupp, sedan, $45; 1934 Ford sedan Just as Jonah is about to tell Hil TTirOugh her fingers.” there are still thousands o f old- While women, on the other hand, WOMAN TO TAKE Care of 4 1-2 reasonable. Owner desires its re Sale 71 our yeetardaya. about by the war. when, aUigator change purse, contaln- passenger, lady preferred, Man dy of bis love for her, b* learns Near the summerhouse was a fashioned employers who hold the Brsg.s about the food she’s canned. • My jPrgyer! $95, new motor Job; 1938 .Pontiac WANTED—ELECTTRICAL wiring year old child, 8:00-4:00. Call moval. Inquire at 24 Walker St. C R AV E N ETTED A L L seasoned It’s often the past that we love . Ihg week’s wages. Return Mc- chester to Hartford. Leaving 9 FOR S A L E — 20 AC R E lot. Bol- she is engaged to marry another. large clump o f rhododendrons. And quaint notion that doing a little M M, H. as an American I know coach $145; 1938 Packard yedan, and repairing. Call 3975. 21360 or 454 Main, after 4:00. Tel. 63,50.. . coat, with zip-in inner lining, ex most at last, although It re- ; I pray . . . that for iViy part In this that the only thing that ; Lellan’s store office or call 5446. a- m. Call 3529 evenings. ton-Hebron road, one new build .Much to his surprise, Hildy come# from this cover there emerged aud work now and then is of prime im $495. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland St. cellent condition. Junior Miss retums through tears; total war, I niay waste profits is helping end , . Reward. ing used for dwelling,'-ojoe large to Jonah’s laboratory, tells him she denly, like a grotesque number in portance. WANTED—RIDE TO Pratt A Open evenings until 9. Saturday ' size 14. Telephone ,5828. The pleasures of now, they are ■ Jokes travel. In the South A fr i neither my time nor my this war sooner. Garden— Fai m—-Dairy poultry ;house, two good wells, is terribly worried. djinna.i the tpugheat-looklng char LOST-^POCKETBOOK with "A” Whitney, East Hartford, third until 6. ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. ply at Murphy's Restaurant. 991 sweeter somehow, , when can Insurance Magazine recently talents. This la my prayer . . . and my | Main street. plenty of wood, hard road, school acter that either Jonah or HUdy Here’s an old alarm clock atory: Ration book, tire inspection slip, shift, vicinity of Autumn street. Call 3444. - Products ' 50 .• • • I Men through the glass of appeared this story: A South A f I pray . . . that whatsoever T can creed . . . and my pledge. 0-7 Wanteif—-To Buy 58 bus, Manchester eight miles. Also had ever seen. do. I shall do— and that and other papers. Jack Afonso, Tel. 2-1349. ' Jonah 8tUI Hopes yesTs. The farmer gave his new hired rican Insurance Agent sent out- a Auto Repairing'— PART TIME GIRL wanted -for CANNING TOMATOES — Pick 250 nice red pullets; home-made The lovellght of old, like a rain mah an alarm clock, and told him collection letter to a client. He I will do my part to the "Seartian MpTa vish's suipg sav Box 50, Silver avenue, Bridge SEW ING m a c h i n e s , vacuum Painting Florists— Nurseries 15 store work, Thursday anc. Satur yourself. Bring containers. 50f-16 tractor, concrete block maker. 32 Chapter IX "W hat on earth,’ said HUdy, in bow of gold, a picture of he was to arise at 4 o’clock every received the following reply: utmost of my ability T b e aveiage soldier or sailor eat.s ing. will get him in traubl p o r t ^ ^ ______• ______cleaners or any appiia-nce. Esti day. Matthew Wioi-. 977 Main St. ■■quart basket. Sedlack Bros,, 336 inch cord wood saw, power at a hushed voice, “ Is th at?" youth- portrays; morning. The first morning the ' “Dear Sir; I have your collection that I shall work harder laboilt 5'a pounds of food dally. ' some dayl' Automobiles for Sale 4 mate given. A B. C. Fixit Co„ 21 “M’ell,” began Hildy,. “when I IXJST—WEDNESDAY vicinity of FORD. CHEVROLET, Plymouth, Hillstown Road. tached; quantity of building ma “ It looks," Jonah said judicially, And like some sweet song as we an was almost an hour late, and CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Any 35 Dodge 1936 to ’.942 brakes re- P IN K ASTERS, 35c per dozen. In YOUNG G IR L OR W O M AN to Maple street. 2-1575.- terials, including new frgmes, and go t back to the maze, fith e r was "like the seven deadly sins all Hollister school, male Boston ter .fu m in g . And the first thing he did are drifted along to dream Se farmer took him to aak about to 41, high prices paid. Drive over llned, $9.95. Bekt Comax limng. quire at 40 Kensington street. play piano at dartce studio, part TOR SALE- QUALITY tomatoes, -sash; wood shingles, nails/ etc. compressed Into one puas.l’ rier puppy, name Sea-bee. Call was accuse me of—of fraternizing of our yesterdays. It. - A StTong Mind BY FRELhllARMAN . now to 80 Oakland sU'eet. Brun Phone 5191 now. Le^e your 'cat time; good salary. Tel. Hartford 75c per basket, delivered. Phone Sundays or evenings best time to (J “But why would Meath be meet RED RYDER 8176. Reward. Rooms Without Board 59 with Itinerant photographers.” , ■ —Josephine Hegstad. Hired Man— Well, the darn ner’s. Open evenings until 9. Sat- ,ln the evening and w a ^ ^ ll de S-1226. - 8039. ' see. Richard Young, GileaeJ. ing such a—a thug at our place?” "H e did, eh ?" exclaimed Jonah "I don’t know," said Joniih. " I t ’s THERE’S S tiL L There’S n o m im ’ B’JT keepS 'urdays 6. Ph< •’e 5191—4485. liver It the next day. Bhipner s, Roofing n-B" --- — ------If------; LIG H T H O U SEKEEPING room, 1 WOULDN’T ADVISE. YOLT^G LADY WANTED for wrathfully. “ Nobody can call me g O O D fTONET IN , Gr ie f in c o v j s -' hIere 80 Oakland street. suitable for one lady.- Vicinity o f food for thought.” IDUR RANCH POR A CaOLDj ALL TYPES OF ROOFS repaired. office work. Pleasant position, Houses foi Sale J 2 itinerant." Hildy was quiet a moment. On FUNNY BUSINESS VJHENT GET FOR S A LE -1940 FORD 'Tudor Household Goods 51 Cheney's. Continuous hot water, .M!NE,'D0CHESS— c a t il E, t o u ' sedan, good condition. Bill’s Serv V A LV E S REFACED and carbon Maintenance of roof, flashings, good salary. Apply at Holland "Don’t take your eye oft the the Screen Meath, and the gorilla- SOLD n iN E , r L L steam heat. Tel. 3105. FOR SALE — TWO FAMILY IT ^^>eHT I^T KNO J.' ■ ice Station 134 East Center St. cleanec ,11.95. Chevrolet, Dodge, chimneys. For ridikble eerviM Cleanera, 1007 Main strset. ^ WINDOW SHADES—VENE'HAJiI ball. Jonah. Father went on to say like individual seemed to be in RETIRE callSEy Coughlin 77ti7. blinds. Owing to our very low house’. 5 rooms each side. Locat that he was very displt^sed with .VJORK.-' Chrysler 6, Oldsmoblle 6, Pack C LE A N C O M FO RTABLE room, earnest converse. Meath was do THAT /^NEY, . WANTED FOR SALE—1934 STUBAKER 4 WANTED —SALESLADIES for overhekd, get our special low ed on Kerry street,' $500 down. me. Of course, that waah’t news.” I ard 6, Plymouth, Pontiac 6. suitable for one, two or couple, ing the talking, with the gorilla on ^BANKER. JONES.' full and part time work, also girl prices on high grade window Tel. 8047. "Go on,"" said Jonah. door sedan, radio, and heater. $.50. Phone 5191, Brunner’s, 80 Oak with pr without kitchen privi- the receiving end. While he listen Male or Female for alteration department. Fra- shades ahd Vehetian blinds com “ Well, one thing led to another Inquire at 14 Eldrldge street after land street. lcgc.s. Call 7019 or .apply 15. Proc ed. he fanned himaelf languidly 20 din's, 757 Main street. pletely iiistalled. Samples furnish and we had a beautiful fight. And, 4 o’clock. ■’ tor R oad,- Le|iaf I^otices W | with a gray felt fedora. Once, he Help for Important LET US" PORCELAINIZE ' your ed. Capitol Window Shade Co., Jonah, my father showed himself spat in practiced fashion. The re YOUNG LADY OR middle aged ------■■■ I — ' TOR SALE— 1932 STEWART car. It will laat 6 months to a THE AUSTIN OO. 241 North Main street. Phone in his true colors. He’s a monster.” woman for counter work. No ex FOR R E N T— V E R Y CLE.-VN fur .''fill I OH PKItMIT I moval of the fedora Fevealed a War Work truck 11-2 ton. rack body, 1 1-2 .year. Also save the paint and local and long dlstanca moving. 8819. Open evenings. "You don’t say.” » perience necessary. Apply at Hol nished bedroom suitable for 2 1 V l'TU I-; Ol-' ,\l»IM.Il ATIO\ I round close-cropped head. ton duplex chain falls, also row make your car like new. Brun Return load system, tummtra> ■ 'rmsi 1, lo arvi-'iiotioc that 1 Itich- I "I do so. Listen! Father said "Jonah," said HUdy meditative land Cleaners, 1007 Main street. 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE corr- people. Tel. 2-1320: We Will Also Use Em- boat. All in good condition. Tele ner’s, 80 Oakland street, Man storage. Dial 6260.' ‘ r ’' ;ir>KVi'i kK of If I Knstgli street, .Man- i that he was simply waiting for ly, “I’m not going to say a word sisting of complete bedroom, liv (•Xrster. <,.’onn,, havt* lilt'd hii appit* ! phone 2-0835. chester. Tel. 5191. Open evenings FOR R E N T — ONE SIN G LE and Chet to be accepted in the A ir about this. But I ’m going to too a ployed Persons On a \tSUTRESS 11 A. M. to 2 p. m. ing room, and kitchen. Ail atrees- ^•ati.OM -Aug. -7. 1^43 with the ’ until 9. AlstKihird 'cook, full time. Salary one double room for girls, c e ^ Idquor Commission for a Corps. Then he’s going to use his little spying ton friend Meath, for Split-Shift Basis. W'E P A Y TH E HIGH dollar for Repairing 23 sories included. Everything for Package Beer Permit for the ^ influence to have Chet sUtioned in and rnitiqtenance. Apply to Dieti trally located, two minutes fpbm a change." used cars. All makes froiji 1935 $189.00. Terms. Alberts. 43 Allyn sale of^ alcoholic liquor on the Iceland or Mongolia or some other NEW CONVERTIBLE TOPS. Cel tian. Membrjal hospital. — South Main street. Call 2-1^14. premises of A. & P. Tea Co., of 213 Just then the figures on the up. If you want to buy a late Garages—Servlco— street. gosh-awful place. And the terrible luloid replaced in curtains, all N6. Main reel. Alancheatet, Cbnni . screen moved. . They walked off. Inquire model car see us flrst. • Cole 10 FOR R E N T — P L E A S A O T room, The Ixisiiit'ss l.-i owned by The Great } part is, father really does have in Storage kinds of leather work. Cbas! Lak- WANTED — GIYIL TO TAKE 2—9x12 GENUI.NE pre-war Wil- atill in deep conversation, and were BY EDGAR MARTIN Motors— 4164. charge of small office wittusome centrally located, middle aged At^anlic & Ptu ific Tea' Co., of 21' fluence. He’s this way with a lot lost behind the rhododendrons. BOOTS AND HER b u d d ie s Wordi8 of Wisdom FOR RENT—4000 SQUARE feet ing. 90 Cambridge street. Tele ton rugs, also a few all wool Ax- business -woman, gentleman Worililnuton sir»er Sprinirlield. of the braaa hats and Mr. Bigs." Rogers Paper phone 4740. selling in retail stoie?"good wages min.ster nigs at baigafn prices. Mass., and will he oomiucted by " I ’ll fish around and see if we floor space, concrete, suitable for for right party. Write^-^ox X, preferred. T(d.^5IJ33. Ki<’haid Yerks of 24 Ki)Hig^n atrcoi, I F*Or the second time that day can get ’em again," said Jonah, yOO lAEAKl’- OVSfc OV XIHO«,Y. It'S. tWEMS $ 5 0 4 .^ * veSE-TiE. 9x12 rug cushions, $4.95. Bcn- ______a t t e q ^ AETE.'B -TIA'E ^ '6 - ANO garage or storehouse. Will rent PIANO TUNING AND repairing. 'Herald. \ M.tiu’hestrr. Conn, as permillec; Jonah h-ogan felt a feeling akin to reaching for. the Terrible Eye. Manufacturing Co. all or part. Apply 128 Bissell • son's Furniture, 713 Main. IN PRIVATI^x h o m e , furnished rni'MAKD. YERKS love for Henry L. Channlng. But yoO YBOM AVL ,VOO V4NOVA ^ GET THEW.ELB VVTTLE Player piano specialty. John Dattil 27th of Aur.. 1948. tor » "No." Hildy vetoed this suggea- THEENIEW LViiE VOQ street. Telephone 49!0. living room'and bedroom, close to \5N4E t o - Mill and Oakland Streets Cockerham, 28 Bigelow streej, FOR SALE—ICE Refrigerator, he said cautiously, “ I appreciate, tjon. “ I really can’t wait. You’d OOVV4& A WINS Help Wanted— Male 36 center, ^^Tnodern conveniences. that Saxon wonH be much good to TOO MOfiH WANTED Tel. 4219. $15. In .good condition. Inquire l.iq i «MI l*KHMIT belter take me home.’’ s u H a ^ for couple or three girls. you rocketing ardupd in Iceland." A glamorous night. A glamor AE.OVS7 *>00$ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 425 East Middle TVirnpike. NOTU K OK TWVJG=j WANTED TO TUNE, repair and WANTED —2 STRONG HIGH East'' Center street. Tel. 2-0593. 'Hus to glv«- notice lliat F. What can I do about It, though?" ous girl. Mr. Jonah Logan never school boys for delivery and store TRUCK FOR SALE-1940 MODEL 45 regulate your plqno or player j WE STILL HAVE AN .excellent 'Z l l.eoimla'i IV Lamotlie of 7 Maple "W hy, tell Chet, of course. He drove- more slowly. work. Hours 3-5:30 and all day .strocl. PlainNillf. Conn., h.ave filed Harley Davidson motorcycle. Like piano. Tel. .Manchester 2-0402. j selection, of solid maple kitchen must be warned. Probably he can "Jonah,” Hildy said slowly, "I Saturday. Benson s, 713 Main. Boarders Wanted 59-.A ai) aiiplicalion dptbd pist of Augusit, new. Call between 8 to 6, 2-1601. and dinnette .suites at (reasonable' 1942 with the l,iquor Control Com‘- do something to offset father’s —I think you’re a swell guy. 1 SE W IN G M ACHINES, vacuums, misslon for a Restaurant Permit scheming” DRIVERS WANTED—DISHWASHER. Ajv prices. See Bensonis FurnitHie- ROOMS AN D Q U A L IT Y meals. really like you awfully, Jonah. If FOP. SALE— ONE GIRL’S tricycle irons, and all small electrical ap for ihc sale of alcoholic liquor on "Okay," ja id Jonah. ’’I ’ll tell ply Center Restaurant, 509 Mam 713 Main. / ’ . Also, rooms with light housekeep; I lie-premises of 143 No. Main street. it weren’t for Chet, I . . .’’ WANTED sidewalk bike, bike. 81 Sea pliances repaired. Genuine parts, him.” I and boy's street. Tel. 3972. ing privileges, t entral. reason Manchester, Conn The business is She didn’t finish it. But. all . at man'Circle. Orford Village. expert workmanship. Parts for all able, laundry Ta/’ilities. Ideal for »)wned by Walter Brayshaw of 2o4 "Thanks a million, Jonah. You’re once, she raised herself on tiptoe. makes. A B. C. Fixit Co,, 21 \\’ e t h e r s fi e IU avenue. 1 f a r I f o id, a dear. Now I ’ve got to get back. BOY w a n t e d f o r LIG H T FOR SALE1^9xl2 RUG, nearly girls or couples. 14 Arch street. Lips, soft and warm, bru shy Jon Maple street. Tel. 2-1575. -t'oiin.. ami .will be conducted b.v I sneaked out and they’ll miss me.” HELPERS pleasant work, nice hours, good new. Phone 4814. Phone 3989. Reonldas P. hamothe -of ' 7 Mania ah’s; Then she was gone. ------. ------I "Do you mean you walked all the “He insists on flags— he’s an inveterate golfer!” Women and salary. See Mr. Litchman, Arthur street PUinvllle. Conn., as permit- Mr. Logan experienced a mo FOR SALE—CRAWFORD combi- { w av over here ?’’ asked Jonah sud- f f . Apply In Per^n. Democratic Caiiciis: Help Wanted— fi'emale 35 Drug, Rubinow Bldg. ment of sheer ecstasy. He cut a nation oil pKA electric range. | .Apartments, Flats, .T.KONIDA? p. EAMOTHE kind o f dignified caper and bound BY GALBRAITH Telephone 2-1168. | L»atSfl 3lSt of AuR.. 1943. ***"I^had to. Fatiier has impounded SIDE GLANCES W O M AN TO DO housework and WANTED- HIGH SCHOOL boy Tenements 63 H-9-2-13. ed into the eavesdropping Ford. 1 Democratic electors of the 2nd my car. A t least, he gave my tires Girls care for 2 children, home nights, for after school work, to assist in "H a," he Said, addressing the BY V. T. HAMLIH Manchester I District of %he Town of Coventry ^ HOSPITAL BED FOR'SALE or to the scrap rubber campaigpi.” No .loke Ik Right $15.00 Week. Apply 15 Drive A, radio repair department. Ben-, rent. ?ully’ adjustable. Rates rea FOR RENT—TWO R0051 apart- Ford. “ Ho! Did you ever hear, ALLEY OOP are requested ' to meet in caucus mmit with hath, $20 per month. “ Unbelievable,’ said Jonah.’’But, Lumber & Fuel Silver Lane Homes, Manchester. son’s. 713 Mam. ■i scmable. ' ■ . Call - ■- Keith-- Furniture. you mug, that while there’s life, at the , Community Hall in North Inquire at Tailor Shop. 3 Walnut New Britain Tar naturally. 111 drive you back. First, there’s hope?” eciN o ' ^ TWO Coventry. Monday, Sept. 13, | WANTED — MIDDLE AGED w a n t e d — M AN FOR church X ______e l. 4159.' though, how’s fo r a look at the .K.E.T FUEL MOT street. 'The .Ford. responding to his foot j HUMAN New Model Company janitdr. permanents positioru^ yO U ’L L A L W A Y S F IN D the best Terrible Eye?" on the-starler, loosed off a snort. ! FOR R E N T —472‘ i -MAIN . street. Among Wounilecl Hildy hesitated. " I oughtn’t to. Center Street Phone 5145 W rite Box T. Herald. in mattreqs vaitles in Manchester It sounded as if the Ford were Manchester, 6 rooms, .steam heat. at 713 Main. See the Pleasant But . . . well, just a peep." giving him the bird. | ■-U ness proper to come before said | ^rl. 3705 d g g- WANTED—DRIVERS. Part time Available, now: Call Hartford _ Jonah raised his voice. "Tu m off Rest model at only $17.95. Twin (To Be Continued) i Laundry meetmg, :______^ ^ ---- :------or full time work. Apply at 53 9-2370. ) Washington, Sept, 9.— The that skullduggery, Mahoney. A or full sizes. Otheivs to $49.50. Democratic Town Committee, | ---- :------7------— ;;------Purnell Place or Tel. 6S88. Navy department made public last lady la present.” Benson’s Furniture. 713 Main. Summit Street Bessie I. Strack, FOR RENT—FOUR OR FIVE night a casualty list of 22 names, There was a loud, regretf ul sigh Muat Stop Galloping Chairman Second District. room tenement. Inquire 43 Brain- FOR SALE—WHITE TABLE top including 11 dead, nine wounded from within the house. The living Help Wanted— ard Place. FOR SALE FOR S A L f gas stove, $35. See to appreciate. and two missing. room lights went up. Naugatuck— iflH —Gasoline r< Male or Female S7 "Mahoney,' said Jonah, pointed AT Can be seen Friday. 117 West FOR RE.NT FOUR ROOM tene One of the wounded was Law strictions have licked the speeder Immediate Occupanc.v — 4> rence Ezzo, son of Mrs. Car- ly, appearing In the doorway, one EXPERIEN'CED CLE R K for cost -Center street. ment. m A -l condition, for mid problem, but nevertheless Police Room House. Rot water militta Ezzo of 545 EllU street, arm linked through Hildy’s, "it’a and general office work. Apply in dle aged ■ couple. No children Chief John J. Gormley has an USED JOE'S GARAGE GOOD LA.MPS AR E SCARCE, but New Britain. Conn. a fine night for a stroll.’.’ East Middle Turnpike. 6- heat. Large lot. Ijocated writing. The Rogers Paper Mfg. References. Phone 2-1330. order for his men after hearing we have a nice' collection of beau The li$t brought th$ grand total "N ot rse,” began Mahoney. “ Me room single. All improve near Adams street. McKee Street Company. Mill abd Oakland St. from several elderly people who tiful table and bedroom lamps — of Navy Marine Corps and Coast dogs is Rillin’ me. I . . ” he stop ments. Garage in hasehient. fear for life and limb. From how FURNITURE $1.98 to \$21.95. Benson's. 713 Guard caaualties to 29,252 includ ped and a kind of innocuous leer L ot M ’xlSO*. 8. P. $.5,800. 1940 Chrysler Sedan, 4- Summer Homes on, he said, this galloping )f Main. ing 10.107 dead, 5.153 wounded. spread over his rubicund face. t-D, P. $1,300. . 7-Room Colonial. “ 3 fire Door Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 For Rent 67 horses down the main street of 9,831 missing and 4,161 prisoners "Okay, Chief. 1 get it. Hello, Miss Naugatuck has got to stop. places. I.ot 125 ft. front. Channing. An’ good evening.” Exit Manufactured Evidence BY MERRILL BL( , B O U G H T 1940 HudsO^ Sedan, 4- BOARD YOUR PET at a reliable FOR RENT —AT COVENTRY of war. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Center Street. 4-rooni sin Situated on South Main kennel and enjoy your vacation. Lake, cottage at reduced price. Mahoney. ^ Alarm Locates SliMlng Boy gle. 3 uiiflnished rooms up DtMtr Htirfy sat on the arm o f a chair Ex c u se ia b . la b d street. Full price S6.500. Cjocker Spaniel puppies for sale. Versatile Available Sept. llth . Apply E. L. Bench Warrants for Trte I. stairs. Hot water heat with A N D SO LD Jack Frost Kennels, 26 Gardner and glanced doubtfully at the Ter — And ju s t befo re X. LEFT HUBESr, 1 HAVEN'T I OIDNT MEAN ■ 1939- Hudson Sed^n, 4- G. Hohenthal Jr., 24 Roosevelt Westerly, R. I.—(;P)— Policeman HE BOBRCAIEO MV LlPSTCK. AND MADE THE SLIGHTEST d o n t pil. S. P. S6.600. Terms ar- street. New Haven, Sept. 9— i(Pi— Su rible Eye. “ A ll right. Jonah. Start WAKENDOU^^gy^l Li.sL Your Property With '.street. Tel, 3269. , ' Joseph Delaney, doing special duty SOME MAR ■MOBd U*ut. Harry C. Mohr, of 55 New eti-eet, who la atationed Letter o f Se^ii M anchesi0 Party Is Held Receives Wings Season Starts ROOFING About Town at the Infantry Replacement Cen Average Daily Circulation' The Weather ter at Camp' Roberta, Calif., has Date B(0(ok X taen promoted to drat lieutenant. ASBESTOS srorvG. For the Month of August, 1948 Forecasf of I'. S. Wrkther Bureau Trank E. Zimmerman, Jr., aon Arrives First For Demeusey For Glee Cliib o f Mr. and Mrt. Frank E. Zim- •t'-'.' MondajyBept. IS • • ' / George O. Roae of Bolton has Meeting, B o p ^ of Selectmen, at INSULATION 8,258 Slightly cooler tonight and Sat j/.i juarman, ®r., of 152 Benton atreet, a horse chestnut tree in full bloom, Mollier Knew of Son’ s Municipal building at 8.^ Joint Gathering to Hon urday morning. haa been awarded a Truatees’ a beautiful and unusual sight at Beethovens ^ to Partici Expert workmanship. AB work ' Member of foe Audit X 44', aeholanhlp at the Univeratty of Joint installation of the Ameri this time of year and plainly visi Wounds Before War can LegiOn Poat and Auxiliary. or Young Man l^eaving pate in Program of the guaranteed. Reasonable Prioea. Bureau of Circulations ’ CoanecUcut, for hlTh acholaaUc ble from the listening post in that No^ obligation for aa eafonata. Manchester— A City of Village Charm c v Itajudln,. He la an Engineering ' First rehearsal of Beethoven place. Departinent Wired. Glee Club at Emanuel Lutheran For Service. Rockville Elks. Writa X atudent at the college. chrfreh. ^ T WTWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS St. Margaret’s Circle, D a u ^ - Fifteen days before she was of ■v/ Tuesday, Sept. 14 Sergeant-Major Gerald Demeusy, The Beethoven .ee C.lub, local (Classified Advertising on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1943 Vra. Mary Rubacha Steahko of^ tera of IsabellaKWill hold Iti first VOL. LXII.; NO. 291 ficially notified by the War Depart Election Primaries affAmerlcan of the 2nd Battalion,’ State Guard male chorus of ’hlch Fred E. Burton Insulating Co. Morth atreet an^ - bee daughter, meeting of the Tall series Tues ment that her son had been-.wound Legion Hall. staff, Hartford, was the guest of ISO Oxford St. Hartfoid ] i i « Peter MaanickI of Hartford, day evening, September 14 at the ed in the invasion of Sicily. Mrs. Hospital Auxiliary Garden Par Werner is conductor, will begin have icetumed from Norfolk, Va., K. of C. home. The new book Alva Allen, Sr., of 140', Charter ty at Miss Mary Chapman’s gar honor last night at the Villa another season Monday evening, Brenner P^^shm—Germans Say Italians Hold It where they viaited another daugh club, which is being formed will Oak atreet, received a letter from den, 75 Forest street. Louisa at a joint gathering of September 13, at Emanuel Lu ter of Mta. Steahko, Mra. Bernice have its Initial presenUtion Tues her son. Private Alva Allen, Jr., of Sunday, Sept. 19 Herald and State Guard members. theran chtircb. A social will fol Allied Guns Begin ♦ Taranto Is Occupied tUibachk Wllaon. Mra. Wilaon day night, with Mrs. James Bafry, the 20th Engineers in Sicily, stat 3:30 p. m.—Song recital at Cen The party was attended by mem low the rehearsal and Rev. Earl Oacured a •divorce from her hus chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ray ing that he had been hospitalized ter church. Pupils of Mrs. Charles bers of th.e battalion staff, headed H. Furgeaon of the North Meth band, Edward D. Wilaon of 79 mond" Peterson and Miss , Anna with shrapnel wounds in his .right by Licut-Col. William J. Maxwell odist church will be the guest NOTICE Yerbury. speaker. Mill atreet, Augtiat 20 on grounds LeGace. Mrs. John Holden will check and over his left eye-' ^ Fiftieth anniversary celebra and members of the Herald editor 'iTie club’s first date of the new at Japs ' Of desertion. be in charge of refreshments at Mrs.'Allen was nt^lfled by tele tion, Zion Lutheran church. ial and advertising departments. O IL USERS the social following. ^ gram from the War /Department Fifth Herald Employe season is Sunday evening, Sep A tember 12, when it will have a Fill your tanks now! Every By Britain’s Troops; Mr. and Mrs. F n ^ la E. Bray Sunday that her son had been Sergeant Demeusy, who has Townsend Club No. 2 will hold wounded Severfcly. It Is assumed been employed in the Herald ad part ID the program of the Rock srallon you take now ineans of West Center street are speiid- ville Lodge of Elks. A rehearsal Holding Lae Base tng ten days at HighgatE"s^anor, its first fall meeting tomorrow eve by the family that the wound Shower Parlies \ vertising department for the past more we can store for win ning at 8 o’clock at the Y. M. C. which he had sustained previously three years, is the fifth employee' for this appearance will be held Highgate Springs, V t by the club tomorrow evening at ter. A., when plans will be made for was the one meant by the Army For Bride-Eleel 6f the Herald to entfer the service. Ensign W. F. Davidson the mass meFUng in Hartford this mentioned in the telegram.. He recently enlisted in the Navy eight o’clock in Emanuel Luther , Donald Norton, son of Mril. an church. , Aiizac 25-Pounders Are ' Sm oke M oV Germans Hold Ron .month and the anniversary of the Private,‘Allen was born in -Mon- Seabees and leaves for a southern Ensign William F. Davidson of Marjorie Norton of 57 Academy founding of the movement by Pr. son, Mass'., and attended the schbols training camp tomorrow accom A cordial Invitation is extended James A. Woods Used to Lay Down Bar- atreet has left for Mount Hermon Townsend. Members and non- there. He was Inducted into tht Mi'^s Betty Werher, of 152 West panied by- Sergeant Ulysses S. Lip- the U. S. Naval Reserve.^, son of to any man interested in good RANGE AND FUEL OIL I-* school. Mount Hermon, Mass., for members are welcome to attend Aripy in June, 1942 and took part Center street^nas been guest of pincott, formerly, of Compa.ny H.' Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. David (horus singing to attend the re rage as Attacking Aus Capilulali.,.. Claim Ma.le I V c s s h l s Allied Konjes (iain Third his freshman year. hearsal and sociab Monday eve 381 Center St. Dial 6566 Give Cities the meetings of the local club. in the invasion of No>-th Africa honor at sew'ral recent social func State Guards. Sergeant Demetisy son of 16 Laurel street who re and served throughout that entire has served 28 months in the 2nd ning, at which time voice place tralian Units Cross Riv III Loiiiiniiiiiqiic Issiiofi | Big'Foothold on Pen tions in EMognition of her ap- ceived liis wings at the Naval Air ments will be given by COnduailN: Private John Kleinschmidt. Jr., Pfc. Roy Helm has returned to campaign without injury and was Battalion and was The highest At Hitler’s Headqiiar-| insula; Messages Indi has returned to Camp Haan, Cal., Camp Haan. California, after a member o f one of the engineer proacljlfig 'marriage t6 Gorp. Ed ranking non-commissioned officer base in Pensacola, Florida, August Werner. er into Swamps to N ew Riches ] \ o t D u c k s after spending a seven-day fur spending a 15-day furlough with units to take part in the Sicilian ward W,. W'a'ilera. of 307 Middle of the battalion at the time of his 27, is now stationed at Hollywood, ters; 81i|(ht Local Re cate (rerniaiis .Attack- Let Your “ E” Bonds Biiy Contact Enemy There. lough at the home of his parents, his parents, Mr. and Mra. William invasion. Turnpike, East resignation. He h ^ had nine Florida, for eight weeks’ further Helm, of 28 Cooper street. years' service in the National and training. Yankee Subs. sistance Reporleil Be ing Rome; .Americans t4 Wells street. ■ Previous to his induction Private 'The first was by'her former of New Technique May Al F or Planes Allen carried on a farm owned by State Guards amj enters the Sea- W'ith the Australians Out fice associates at the^Phoenix Fire Ensign Davidson received his — :— Beat Down Five Coun Clan MacLean. 252, O. S. C., will Mr. and Mrs, Richard W. Gutz- his parents in Monson. bees as a Gunner's Mate, 2nd IC O low Recovery of VaU fore Siirr. The hostesses served a Iiincheon sented and seven can be nominat radio ,a t 11:50 a. m., e.w.t.,-took Ucaaaa If*. Tbs board of police commisaion- time, officiated. They have one ed and on the school board where Little contact with the enemy and free from foreign material." coaling anywhere from 20 to 100 hills. era la acheduleiL to meet next of Sicken salad, wafefs, cake, has been made since a patrol group “ This technique,’’ Sollner said, Attack Ends up Nazi propaganda bulletins, in million dollars each and years of (A German radio announcement! daughter. Miss Eleanor Bums. there are three names ..for two IF YOU WANT dicating that the Rome radio had Tueaday avaning but because of cooklfo and coffee. « of 100 was surprised on Singaua '•may soon find ’^^wide application effort io build. said Rome had capitulated to fon i places. .Vriiiv Mai\:hes .Across fallen Into German hands. The the primary on that day the meet Miss 4yemer and Corporal Wal plantation about six miles from in the fight against foe smoke Germans.) ."^’1 ters will bs married in the Con The only contest-in the Demo Rome Denies -broadcast was recorded by The .Assumed Traditional Roles ing may go over to'the following Orford Soap Co. cratic primary is for constable. Lae. nuisance and at the same time al Northern U k r a i n e However, the big gunned, heav Firrol.v Establish Bridgeheads j Tuesday. S- cordia chureh on the':25th of this Thirty Japanese were killed Momentary Lull Only OWI.) In the Naples area where AlUeqj month. ■ low the recovery of valuable and The Germab announcement fol ily armored battleships, given .air Tha board axpocta asveral more HELP there in a short battle before re rare materials otherwise : lost Signifies Beginning of Closing In on Kiev ami support and an adequate covering landing operations were begun be-j patitlona for appointment to the Donates Cigarettes treating. On the banks of the Report King lowed reports from Rome that fore dawn Wednesday morning, it I through the chimney." Dnieper ' Defenses. gimfire had been heard south of force of cruisers and destroyers. PINEHURST force. It may have to change Bunga river back toward Lae a Recalling that intense sound New Phase of War; was announced that the Americ4u4| small patrol of Austi-ailans again the city at 6 a. m. l midnight, ». w. plana for the coming year. ’The cigarettes will be given to the for planning any sort (Continued on Page Ten) Fifth Army of Lieut. Gen. MarXl WillHiivBL Publir Records attacked the retreating enjifiy Air Superiority Clear. O ff Throne t.). W. Clark beat down five Germa4| board aaked for $13,000 more than 19 Manchester men who leave to (Continued on Page Ten) Bulletin! Another Shipmont Of laat year, but the aelectmen have trol and killed eight more: AUie An air laid alarm-vias sounded a.mored counter-attacks in thfil morrow for the Navy by foe Or P / i o n ^ / o r o f a banquet or cater losses were no more than a few l.ondon. Sept. 10.—(/P)— in the city al midday, following an Naples area and firmly estatal cut tlia figure. ford Soap Conipany. The firm will London, Sept. .10— i/P) The Warrantee Deeds wounded. Russian troops have captured attack on the capital laat night by lished powerful bridgeheads froraj also provide the sinokea for the 15 Great Allied eight-day, non-stop Stories Originating in Allied Airmen FRESH FISH William F. Johnson to Jack and /AMBULANCE Shelled By Naval Force* Mariupol, important Sea of unidentified planes. which to direct a decisive attack] AUOB OOFRAN local men who leave on Sept. 24 Ruth R. Freedman, property bn ing occasibn^tlicn see Storiii Quits aerial a.s.sault against th? contin '^witzerlaml B r o a «l • Surrender Without Incident on Italy's second nl8rt Impor Including: (Known Aa ()neea Alice) for the Army. The number leaving MIRACLE WALL A few hours after the biush Azov port about 55 miles Durkin street. SERVICE with the enemy patrol, ‘Allied ent—a sample of the mighty blows The radio report .said also that port. , SPIRmiAL BIEDrOM tomorrow is the largest at any one Chester H. and Marion N. Fleck, FINISH east, by Berlin Rarlio; SWORDFISH or call Naval forces slipped into Huon that will lead to the final, decisive west of Taganrog, Moscow the surrender of Italian arms and Raid Targets Britl.sb troops went ashore a tl SeiTMitfe Oanghter of a Sevratli Sod time for the Navy. In addition to to Marjory H. Norton, property on Foreiffii Post drive upon Germany-^^appnrently announced today in a special equipment to the German.s look Taranto yesterday evening. th4| MACKEREL Bern fVRk b Vaa those going to. the Army and Navy gulf under the cover of darkness All Arf Called IJnlnie. Academy street. and subjected the Japanese to is over, but the momentary ' lull place' without incident and that announcement said, with . the as4| SimdlBga Dally, IneliMUng Siuiday, one la leaving this month for foe «NICOAT COVIU order of the day. The order, / 'X - — HADDOCK FILLETS Allett A Hitchcock, Inc., to Ed heavy shelling. only signifies the beginning of a Genoa and the Italian Riviera had In Italy Still 0A.M .ta9P. K OtoBy Appolnt- Marines. * WAUPAMh.ssM«4 liroadcu.st by the Moscow ra- London. Sept. - The BUTTERFISH ward A. and Esther N. Madsen, $■ The American Air Fo«ee has 111 Argentina new phase of the war. , i j- .j j - j - t . l c> beerf taken over for “protection” (Continued on Page Eight) ant. b Mw Serrloa of foe Peo property on Sterling Place. ARNOTD PAGANI wallt. wellkeerd,' The round-the-clock aerial bar- u*o and recorded b y Romethe S o-.radio today denied reports — ■ f ple fer M Penn. bsMMRl want. been pouripg tons of bombs on Lae The Important port and naval FILLETS OF RED PERCH Exemtor’a Deed Telephone 3902 or 5790 since the Allied landing Saturday rage and reco'pd joint u. s.-R..\.F j viet monitor, also announced i originating in Swilierlaiid and ba.se of Spezia southeast of Genoa, j Bomb ^lililary Ohjec- IM Ohorob Street, Hartford, Conn. TALL CEDARS Estate of Mary E. Bentley to «M quaar Am il$ lAM T. _morning. operations demonstrated impie.s-'| thp capture of Barvenkovo. { broadcast by the Berlin radio that also waa reported to be In German THE MEAT DEPT. Phona S-2024 Allen & Hitchcock, property on Prestige of Nations as Om sol. Km-TOM ISAUeNOOISTM Natives who slipped out of I.ae .si^iely the Allied air superiority in , Vojnovakha and Chaplino in King Vittorio Emanuele of, Italy hands. lives Heavily Dbs|rile .Sterling Place. Will future BINGO poiU malMo IH s*k> AVniAOl ROOM. told Australian troopers that the Major Latiii American this theater. i i .. r . u I had abdicated ill favor of Crown A special German communique W’arrantee Deed Kcai'ToM iiUiS. .\riiiistice to Drive Ger- Flashes! ASSORTED COLD CUTS Japanese fear Allied bombings Now all that remains is the ^ KfUCfal, cleanup of lhe| Prjnce Umberto. broadiasl by Berlin said slight The Manchester Stores Corpora NO orriN tM i Power Stake Fol (Laje BuUetlns of the (Ab W li») At a Special Price pf TOMORROW 1NK;HT greatly. Natives said the enemy building up of this superiority t o , southern Ukraine. I "All these reports are untrue,' local resistame preceded surrender iiiaiiK fruiii Peninsula. tion to the Manchester Gardens P A m r O D o a . took cover every time an Allied the point of complete aerial domi- i ' ------■: - 39c POUND E AT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S lowing His ResignaOon d^ejared Stefani, 'Italian news of'Ih e Italian caiillal. and that ORANGE HAI.L Corporation, land between St. plane aassed over. nance and a repetition of w hat! agency, in a broadcast recorded short-fishting ensued in Trieste. Italian Collapsn Foreseen James street and Forest streeL Musfow. Sept. 10.— — Allied Headquarters ,in North tWith a Point Redaction To Do You Have DELICIOUS BROILERS The Japanese Air Force has been happened in. North Africa and: by Reuters. Bozen Cremona. London, Sept. 10— lA*)—.Ad«l£j Sicily. The Red Army marched 3 Points Per Pound. able to stage a few raids on Allied Bulletin! Earlier Reuters had quoted Africa, Sept. 10 i/Pj—The Allied Hitler, B|>eaklng In the midst of thql A Tender, Juicy ROAST BEEF 4car,old f(>T a Karkage Store Liquor Permit eral charges of conspiracy, OPA ‘AVell, thar she blowto.’’ Telephone 6648 - 7146- ■ V • • • ■ ' Carriage Sought for Hose § 4-Ruvni DwelliiiK (3 rooliis ' WRITE OR CALL • for 'the sale of alcohoHr liquor on, officials in Hartford pointed out FOR SALE— FOURsMONTHS and the itremlseii of A. A* P. Tea Cu.. 7-3 Hildy gasped. A picture had . partially llnlshed upstairs), 14 weeks old Whit^Hall Crojs.^ Main street. Maiichesster, Conn. The that under state statutes the> Chicago—(ifpi— Advertisement in come onto the screen. , It .was a ail liuprovcnients. Garage in huHlnesB Ik owned by The Great A t would face a maximum penalty of Chicago newspaper’s classified 'i f - f Tax Collectors Pullets. Live broilers. Telephone' view of a large high-celllnged a eewt iMt ST Nu ssimet. sie. r e. stc. u. a » at. esf. intscmvnt. Lot 7.>\I50 with lantic & I’acltlc'Toa "of 2,9 Worih-r 51 years’ imprisonment while Fed section; "Will swap several pairs 4942. liikton strc’bl. SpiliiKifeld. Ma'ps., ami' room. The room was filled with ' mure land available. S. P. eral law provided for no more thar of nylon hose for baby buggy In “But who cares if they turn out to be dull company^ «T me. T. M. « ie u. *■ r«T will .be c*Viuluctcd' i>y Jaines An men in queer costumes.. Men in $6,000.-' ll. P, St.300. Notice tonio of 482 AjPama Ktrefet, Man- two years. good condition." They say the husband is an expert amateur plumber!” FOR SALE—BROILERS. 2 and chcKler, Conn., as permittee. powdered wigs and knee-britches, ■* V ■ ♦.TAMKS ANTONIO who crowded around a table, evi NO. COVE.NTRV, CO.VN.— 2 1-2 lbs. each. Telephone 5283, D4ted 27th.nf Aug.. 1948. I>t Vour “E" Bonds Bu.v BY LESLIE TURNI AUCTION! Notice of the tax collector of Yankee Subs. dently shouting and quite obvl- WASH TUBBS What Can It Be? Silver Street. -S'; acres the South Manchester Fire Dis 'ously geaticulatlng. IXKINERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE’^FOX of.land, halt tilluhlr. O-roum trict,, All persons l|able by taw to "J-Jonah," breathed Hildy, “this single with linproveineiils. AT HORACE C. PORTER'S, pay taxes to the ^uth Manches HAMINOOH ia fantaatic. It— it looks Uke the THAT OPPB* . Attached 3-car garage. Burn. ter Fire District are hereby noti If You Hbyc real thing. See that big man wav // ./ // Wl SECRACKER.' IWORTLP LIMB! Chicken coop. S. P. S3.300. Route 15, Wappiiig Conn. fied that I will have a rate bill for Real Estate To Sell.. Giant Straipberry Pot/iolde)r ing that—that . . . la it a quUI D. P. $1,500. the list of 1942 o f 2 mills on the pen ? He roust be John Hancock." dollar, due and V^ollectible on We"Have Cash Customers! "Sure.’’ said Jonah. "And But t September 15, 1943, and will have AUUITIO.N.AL LISTCNGS Connncncing. 10 a. ni.. Sat., Sept. 11, ^943 ton Gwinnett and all the other, of office hours for the collection of JONES REALTY boys are there too. You’re seelnif' AVAIL.^BLE AT'OFKICES. (I f Rl^lny .Auction W ill Be H'eld the Following SatuniayV- such tax at Hose Co. No. 4 on 31 Oak Street . Tel. 8254 TOmething." School Street each Thursday eve- ' . For a few minutea Hildy watch ' Shop to be made into dwelling, so entire contents must be sold ming flrom 7 to 9 P. M., and on ed, in enthralled silence. 'Then she each Saturday from ‘1,0 A. M. to 6 F ALLE> A.M) —L,qiisi«.tlrig in part of a 34" Cherry’ Highboy, ST'/i" Cherry Desk, turned aw'ay. 'said slowly.“ lilsten. I ( B roft^ .Arch Mahogany Grand^father’s Clock by Issaac Reed, P, M., beginning Thursday, Sep Jonah! Please don’t get sore, but HITCHCOCK, INC. tember 16,1 and through 'Friday, it could be a fake, you know. This Stamtord. C|Oiin. _ i October l i , on which last day this B B Manehesler Ofikte: WE FAY CASH might be just a movie film you’ve office w ill ^collect from 10 A. M. I 953 .51A1N ST. ,TEI.; X.'IOi Bonnet Tbp Cherry Chest on Chest, original brasses. Large gotten hold of somewhefe. Xhd to 9 P. Mi; ' FOR GOOD ' i '"'-I" f ' Mahogany 6-1.4‘g Dining Table, Blanket Chfc<(tf,'Two Sets Ladder- MODERN FURNIT^tre this gadget” — she tapped the T re- Wlltinlutnic Qlliee; hack'Chairs, AVelsh CupHoai'd, High 4-Post Bed, Set o f China, i A t all othei;.-times the tax may' rlble Eye—"might be some weird vfSi2^ f-f . 834 .MAI.N ST. TEL. 1935 Snmtl .lilahugdny Chest, € . J: I. Prints,^ Candle Stands, Various be paid only at my home, 11 Hall. • WE BUY' kind of projector." oft. Tables and Chairs, Victorian Fumitune', Glass, China, Bottles, Court, Mondays through Frldaya Jonah sighed. "Alw ays,” he skid, Beds, Clocks, Schoolmaster's Desk. Saiitne Modem Furniture, 2 to 7 P. Ml. ' ENTIRE ESTATES > "genius has had to combat akaptl- . If you are moving and have MAJOR HOOFI Failure to make payment be clsm. Remember how they kicked BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE Lunch Chairs, many other items. . . i rxeeae' Items, call ns. OUT OUR WAY 1 ^ ^ fore October 16 renders the tax Columbus around ? I ,. suppose REMEMBER SEPT. 15th delinquent, and interest wdll be you’d believe it’s on the up-and-up I OMLV WA-NKIA 6HOW I MIGHT IF YOU rBUT MlVDAIwi IF NOU'LL. SILEMC»1 \ added a t .the rate of 1-2 of one SOU ~ wneKi vou SAV VeEREN'T SUCH A I'MiTtLLlFWb SOO TOR Li H, WEBBER, Auctioneer ROBERT M. REID - if 1 showed you something that THEI LA.«bT T iM B .’SOU SOUR MACHiNE-GUN T O N G U e , INCOfwE TAX per cent per month or portion happened on your estate— say, l it t l e t h in g s it DON'T FA.K6R .' w it h TH ^ thereof, dating from Se'ptember SOUND LIKE MUCH, Bu t ■w r i t i n g l a r g e 6l&‘CLUCK, BACK . X'LL fe-iCPuMM.'— I'M. T a k i n g a DECLARATIONS DUE . . . 170 Sila.4 Deane High’ivay, Rocky Hill, Conn. &SONS 8497 yesterday.” LC30K. W h EIN IT’S MADE ENOUGH FOR A - 6H0RT COT ON T»-tiG UNE AS 1 15, •'1943. 1. 12-42 i V ON T(bI. Hartford 9-1117 ^ 301 Main St. Pliqne $193 -“ WeU," Hildy said. "th$t would UP INTO A-LlST,FER POSTER AND SOU ' ' Ey.PERlMEFJ)TT^ HAVE TOO HO CURRENT PAYMENT DUE George W. C. Hunt, Manchester, Conjn; be more con'vlnclng.” , * . J-iST A HAPFA pAV.' STOOPING TO MAKE THE \MR0M6 LlNiE A N D T N O IMAGINATION!?-.;'OH. Collector There Is no. getting away from Without a- word Jonah worked SOU AIN’T lo o k in '.' THE l is t l o o k NO, SOU W O N 'T LARGER-I DON'T MlT^UTES CATS \TALL/.- tha‘v$8t popularity of the jacket- the dial again. The Declaration of LOPK ACT MV CARE TO LOOK AT I” jumper combinations, so lively and Independence went back Into lim SID E OF- VOUR SIDE.' ICKEY FINN Luck Is Still With Them LANK LEONAKD versatile.' Success is stamped in bo. F or a abort interval the movie every line! of this neat number— screen was a mass Of blurs. Then, M sti ' a i n ’TTVWI a wardrobe in itself, very auddenly, a much eleairer plc- ,G\*lELL/ I WAS JUST t h in k in g 1 SAV— THAT W£LL-?-lF YOU WILL^ YEAH-AMO ) W Ea, MAV8E OUR LUCK WE WERE FOOLSAh E WONT HEAR Pattern No. 8497 is designed for • ture began to appear on iL~, ■3 4 r U N C L » TOM— THOSE TWO /W OULD BE BAO! WHEN THEY ^NyWILL HOLD OUTlMAVK CARL— IF HERR J ABOUT IT— WEYL NOT ACCEPT OUR sizes 12. U, 16, 18. 20; 40 and 42- "Jonah,” aaid HUdy, In a cOntriU BOLEN‘6 . (SKM AN S MUST' and THEY COULD DONT AND US. \ WHEN THEY SOBER ZEIST HEARS TELL THE POLICE f l o w e r s , SENORITA Size 14, with' shbrA sleeves, re 5 3 3 3 tone, "I taka it back. Your ma KNOWN WE WERE S , DO iT EASY— THEYvNIKsHT PUTj UP TH EYU WANT 10 PBOUT IT, HE TO DROP IT— AND — WON'T YOU AT quires 4-8-8 yards o f 39-lnch ma chine’s wonderful. ’That’s our own- AMERICANSI SUPPOSE \ tHERE WERE TWO AND TWO/FORGET THE WHOLE WILL BE — THEN VISIT • LEAST ACCEPT OUR terial. ' V- aiimmerhouBS. And the lily pond.” JHCy C^IECK THE CREWS J ONLY RVE^ For' this attractive pattern, send "Certainly,” 'Sald Jonah, con- TOGETHER r-^THING-REMEMBER, 9 J OF ALL THE SHIPS ANO -^—y SENORITA t^STANETTE 16 cents, plus 1 cent fo r postage, ' temptuous of this minor miracle. NN THE HARBOR? p m THERI in coins, with your itaine, addre.ss, BJ- Mrs. .-Itane t'alMU in Coin. Y ou r Name and Address ‘ "And look! Who’s this getting in IS POPULARf AND THEY Are-you orgaj)izing your "gift" and the Patfein r^niber to A,nne WERE ANNOYIN' HER! pattern number and size to The to the picture?” Manchesteir Evening.; Herald' To-' list’’ W ant to send very p retty,' Cabot;. The ’ Mandiester Evening A figure, had suddenly material day’s Pattern Service,' 106 7th very inexpensive gifts this year? | Herald, 106 Seventh Avenue. New ized In the background and was Avenue, Njew York II, N. Y. Then you’ll like this big crocheted York 11, N. Y. Enclose 1 cent postt walking, purposefully, toward the Iip a^ n e a pre-vu,e o f 102 new "strawberry” holder made of red $ge for each pattern ordered. y Bummerhouss, Its costume was .pattei^, Ipteresting newp at col and green cotton thread. The 1, Find the designs you’ll en:oy - mannish: but it was definitely not ors, fashions and fabrics and the bright greqn leaves are crocheted crocheting, knitting and embroidgr* a man. problems Of wartime wardrobe and then sewn! onto the lusctous- i ^ in the Anne Cabot Album, our “ Why.' it’s Meath,” H ildv aaid. looklng red berry. famous S3 page catalogue of pat surprised, ’*That new sscreiaty of . •*-* planning thoroughly discussed all in one entertaining, publication- To obtain t^btoplete crocheting; terns. 'The book-lB a never failing ! fatber'a ■ Bkolkins about the Th at’s whaf you'll find- in tjie pew instructions for the Giant Straw-'l source of Inspiration for needle grounds as usual.” _ HAD . fa ll issue of. "Fashion,’’ put today. beri^-Potholder (7 by 7*» Inches) work you’ll Ipve .to do. The Album They watched is, on the screen. 1 TO QACHj. UP O.RvUll.U^>‘4^ iFrioe, 35 eenu. r PaUem- No. 6833) send 10 cenU i is 15 cuts^ Miss Meath reached the'summer MrN*a|kl |m . I ^ VstrtV MOlHEft.S CET ^ [ s \ i i SLC3CH£« house. Tbspt saw her glance fur i ■'■ft: Lv a Manchester Ev^ing Herald "THftJKSlDAT, SFEmCMBiinK 9, 3.948 In All the World Theresa No Value Like ik S. War Loan Bonds
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