B ING O (G>)—Josef Kramer and Hu Staff of 1945

T U E S D A Y , SEPTEMBER 18,1948 The Weather Average Daily Clrealation ICE TWELVE Foreeut of U. 8. Weather Boreao Manchester Evening Herald For the Month of AngnaL 1945 ■V ■ Fair toaight, except for tog In trio composed of Mrs. Frank ber of the department for 20 8,985 tow piseee by momlag; Tkitreday ■ u Mrs. Emma Carlson Of Gardner Usher, Mrs. Irving Bradley, and fair, wanner thaa today.. years. He was an assistant chief Engaged to Wed Church Parley Mrs. Roland Hoerle. Mrs. Raymond Oil Burners ItoauriTFBlFr -KuFlUi street returned home last night Roy Griswold Member of tbe Audit for four years before becoming Case will play , the organ qt_ both About To^vn from Andover where she spent the •nd Bureau of OIrealattons chief following the death of Chief the morning and afternoon ' ses­ paisUslx \Oeeks with her son Wal- Harlowe Willis in 1937. Chief Date Is Given Manch^iter^A City of ViUdge Charm frid Carlson and family. Quits As Chief Grlsiyord has made many improve­ sions. At the close of the morning meeting there will be Seminars and Furnaces » Rlcbard Hubbard, Seaman Sec- ments in the department during PRICE rURKB CEN'ra Exhibits, and at 12:30 a box A Few Still Available. (SIXTEEN PAGES) | ton. Ohio, is spending a week with Master Councilor at ship. Rev. Frank Tlshkln*. pastor Auto Painting Fly Over Edmontoi E Okinawa early In the summ^ by Miss Jo and Miss Vera Krajewskl of the, Bethel Congregational Laid Off If Dispute i » Jap suicide planes. The Morrison of 125 Birch street. .. Meeting I.^8t Night Cleaning. Repairing Power to Deal P was one of the ships that helped Churchr’wlll apeak on “ Brother­ ‘ Alfred Chagnot, Prop. Capital of Alb( Miss Caroline H. I. hood," the .theme of. the Rally. At Ohio Electrical To Give New List K rescue many survivors. They are Word has been received o f the 81 High St, Tel. 7475 Province, Canada, the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Horace William Mullen was elected Mas­ Mr. and Mr*. HaroUlXee of Bol A pageant, “ Ye Shall Be My Company Not Ended; promotion o f William KInne, Jr^ People," written by Fred Eastman, With Disputes A. Kimball, of 126 Avondale road. ter Councilor of John Mather ton announce the engagement and or Write 1 1 :4 0 a. m. Toda]^| son of Mr. and Mrs. William KIn­ w-iU be presented by groups from Before Week - End ne, of 221 Adams street, to Staff Chapter, Order of DeMolay at the coming marrlag^^f their daugh­ the Congregational Churches of P. O. Box 142 The annual meeting . of the Sergeant. He has been overseas ter of Miss O n lin e Harriett Lee, Of War Criminals Averaging Better Thi Army and Navy Club will be held regular semi-monthly meeting held Southington and Plalnvllle, from Schwellenbach Given two years and has .four Bronze in the Masonic Temple last night. to Pfc. EdWa/0 Earl Griffin, of. 183 the South Church of New Britain, Amston, Conn. Detroit, Sept. 19.— (/P)— 3 0 0 Miles Per HonrJ In the clubhouse. Main and Forest stars. He Is expected home soon. Bond s t r e ^ Hartford. Pfc. Griffin A REMINDER! 'Control of War Labor street; Wednesday night at 8 Other elected officers are as fo l­ from the Immanuel and Fourth Idleness for additional thou­ lows: George Bonnet, senior coun­ has. rece.hUy returned after more Congregational Churches of Hart­ sands in the nation’s automo­ Expected to Land . a| .- o ’clock. Election of officers will The choir of the Zion Lutheran than years of service In the When You Need More Board, Employment Reliable Jap Hlaclt Dra^^Oll L take place at this meeting and re- cilor and .Richmond Morrison, ford, and from the Union Baptist ALICE COFRAN bile industry was threatened Washington by 6 p. m| church will have a rehearsal to­ junior councilor. The new master Euix>{iean area, and on the com- Church of Hartford. Leading parts Fire - l*heft Auiomohile And Manpower Units Predict Purge of Reac­ r ports of the officers for the year morrow evening at 8 o’clock at puiuon of a 30-day furlough he (Knowm As ({ueen Alice) today by a strike in a small ,1^1 |i will be given. councilor announced hla staff of will be taken-by the Rev. Elden H. Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son or Furniture the church- ap.polntlve officers . to be as fol­ Kil\ report to Virginia. Mills, pastor of the West Hart­ Ohio supplier plhnt. With ap­ tionary ’ Elements in Washington, Sept. 19.- ' The ceremony will take place Bom With a Veil i Balletin! Society Still Manchester Grange will meet lows: Robert Wright, senior de^ ford Congregational Church; Rev. proximately 80,000 workers —Three Super-Fortreases All Red Cross Volunteer Nurses’ ■Saturday, September 29. at the Readings Dallv, inrinding Sunday, I INSURANCE Washington, Sept. 19—(fl*) Higashi-Kuni Cabinet < tomorrow evening in the Masonic con; Richard Schubert, j i ^ r Sterling ^5. White, minister of Re­ 9 A. M to 9 P M. Or Bv Appoint- idled in the Detroit area by ing non-stop from Japan Aides are reminded of the meeting deacon; John Peckham, senior home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee. I —Labor Secretary Lewis B. i-Tcmple. It will be visiting officers tonight at 8 o’clock In St. Mary s ligious Education, First Congrega­ thenL In the Service ol. the Peo- I Stays Active Washington flew over E(3 night, with the chairs occupied by steward; Robert McIntos^-junlor tional Church, New Britain; and CAI.L strikes and related shut- Schwellenbach, armed with Tokyo, Sept. 19,-^/P)— , church. pie for 80 Veara. i do'wna. It was reported In indus­ new authority, carried out to­ officers from neighboring Granges. steward; John Cragin, /Chaplain; Rev. Theodore D.unn, ad Interim SPIRITUAL 5IEDIVM ' General MacArthur’s head­ monton. Capital of All Center Quadrant try circle* today that some $5,000 day hi* promise to "get right A rehear-sal of the Choral Group of Group C, Mrs. James l>slle, Marshall Hodge, m a r s ^ ; Francis pastor of tfie South Church, New I6B Chnrch Street, Hab-ttord, Conn. province, Canada, at 11:40 the Orange, under the direction of Sullivan, almoner and standard ALEXANDER Otoheral Motor* worker* might square In the middle” of De­ quarters announced today it I Chief Secretary Admits leader will have a business meet Roy GriHwoid Brltaih. Phone 6-2024 i have to be laid off if a conUnUlng m., e.w.t., today. At tl Sidney MacAlpine. will be held at bearer; Eric Tretter, sentinel; Music will be furnished by Mr*. troit’s tronbled labor situa­ Josef Kramer, the Beast o f Belsen, and other personnel o f the notorious Belaen concentration camp would Issue soon a new and, Ing tonight at 8 o’clock in the Rob­ Meeting Tuesday JARVIS strike at the Packard Electrical tion. He delegated his hewly- Former Members Con­ point the planes, each con 7 o’clock. The singers will provide bins room o f Center Church requiring so much of hla time as Bruce Vande^blbok, organist; Howard Bunker, soloist,, and by a sit In the dock wearing identification numbers as their trial opens at Lueneberg. Germany. They lengthy list of suspected Jap­ part of the entertainment at the to make it impossible to devote Chester Ferrt^ scribe and precep­ 26 AI.EXANHEB S T K E B l Go., Warren, Ohio, la not ended appotnted chief of the U. 8. face charges of having committed unspeakable atrocities and cruelties.— (Radlotelephoto from NEA manded by a high rankl House. A social time will follow before the coming week-end. anese war criminals, while fer ‘As Individuals’ at Booster night program of East the necessary time to the Fire de­ tors, Rober^wood, Charles Trot­ Weekday* and Sunday* , Conciliation service, Edgar L. telephoto.) Air Forces general were ' 3i0 The committee in charge Includes The Quadrant of Center Church Washing Machines The Ohio company la the chief Warren, to study tiie Detroit reliable Japanese sources Tokyo Headquiarte;r8 miles' from Washington, and av I HarUord Grange, Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Blckmore, Mm. Paul partment. His resignation was ac- ter, George Kanehl. Eric Trotter, Onice 411$ Residence cepted'Wlth regret by the board. Grant Sfoan, Roger Williams and will begin , its Fall season with a supplier of electrical system* for strikes to deteilnihe whether piredicted an imminent purge aging better than 300 milea Agard, Mm. Ernest Bengston, Mrs. government Intervention is hour. Earl Frankland, and Mrs. Emma Howard Keeney, second, assist­ Robert^ McIntosh. supper on Tuesday, Sept. 25. at Repaired the Chevrolet, Butck.and Oldsmo- of reactionary elements in By Al Dopking SIMONIZING rt^nlred. ' . On Schedule for FHght ant chief, was named chief to fill S>fewart Kennedy was re-elected 7:00 o’clock. Rev. and Mra. Carl bile divisions of General Motors. the cabinet of Premier Hlga.shi- Nettleton. All Makes and Models. Tokyo, Sept. 19—(JP)—The sup­ They were on schedule for FENDER AND the unexplred term of Chief Gris­ ’treasurer for the coming term of Hansen, the club advisors, will be The Bof)y Shop Method A t the General Motors office* here Curbs Planned Kunl. It was said no statement concern­ Washington, Sept. 19. — (JP) — Armed Forces Will posedly disbanded Black Dragon 6.500-mlle . flight that began wold. He has been connected with /bne year. the leaders In an evening of games Phone 8822 or 5059 Wants to Try Own Accused BODY WORK the department for many yearn Installation of the new officers SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Inc. ing the poeslble effect* of the elec­ Lewis B. Schwellenbach took over society, long, a sinister and pow­ Sapporo, Hokkaido islands, Ja and group singing. trical, company strike had been Premier Prince . Hlgaahi-Kuni at 4:01 p. m., e.w.L, yester and has been an assistant c ^ f will take place October 1st, at a' As a climax to the activities. 634 Center SL Tel. 5101 JAMES A. today as the government’s labor To Keep Down erful Japanese political organiza­ SOLIMENE & FLAGG authorized. himself in a press conference yes­ and is expected to land them for over 10 years. » > closed meeting. Rev. Clifford Simpson, pastor of the “boss.” Be Reduced Quickly tion, still maintains its headquar­ Order First Assistant Chief ^J'oseph terday told Allied correspondents Washington at 6 p. m. today. INC. All members of John Mather church will lead the dedication of No New Deveiopaienta ters here where' former members Oeater St. leL sm Chartler will continue iiynls pres­ There vfere no new developments He held a presidential grant of that his government Intended to The .world non-stop record ^ Chapter are going to visit the the Christmas boxes for children WOODS Homes CosJ come to talk to their chief “as in­ Nathan Hale Chapter in New PIANO TUNING broad new authority — although •leternflne responsibility for start­ 7rl58 miles between EgOTt vl ent' position. / in Europe. 'The club packed these today in the threat of the Unlt^ dividuals.” FUEL OIL Both fire companies' are re- Britain oh September 3.4th to wit Automobile Workers (CIO) ^ few new powers—to deal wlth/ln Truman Say. One to SeiiatC N ear ing the war and try its own ac­ Australia, established ^ p n boxes as one of their service proj­ AND VOiaNG-$5.00 Range and Fuel Oil dustrial disputes. / cused, 'provided General MacAr- This was learned today from fliers in 1938, averaging 14 qu:sted to meet a V ^ t fire house ness the semi-public ihstallation of seek strike votes among the half Be Held Day Longer . Yoshlsa Kuzuu, the society’s whlte- From One of Mnnebesteris Old­ ects. * President Truman—shifted—the PyaF;ptiiii$» Barriers Set thur approved. The prince did not The Army Air Fores* Monday evening^'Sept 24, at 8 their officers. LECLERC Repairing Rebuilding million workers of the Ford Motor bearded chief secretary, who talks est Dealem for Reliable Service. Local Movifag and War Labor board, the U. S.. Em­ elabbrate, " ‘however, and there B-29 flight would set mark o’clock to arr^ge a dinner for At this meeting the group will Cash tor Your Spinet Grand company and General Motors and Up Againll Inflation; Than Necessary; Dis- with seeming frankness but evades retiring Chlef^rlswold and to se­ welcome new members Into^ * Its FUNERAL HOME cajryslef corporations to enforce ployment service and the Wa> Vote on Aid was no word from MacArthur’s multi-engine speed i^eraft. RANGE OIL and Upright Trucking Manpower commission to the La charge Rate to Rise headqviartera on whether tb* Jap­ questions which might incriminate lect a nomklee to be presented to fellowship. All young people over 23 Main Street demands for an industry-wide 30 Unable to Put Ceil­ the society or disclose names of 'At 9 a. m., e. w. L, LieuL Metered Sendee! the directors as their choice for Gets a P hone Call high school age who are,interested per cent wage increase. bor department. By that action anese would be permitted to pun­ Barney M. Giles,/commander ' Phone 5269 . 2 9 Pearl Street he conferred all the authority in ing Upon Final Price For Jobless ish their own war criminals. its members to, American occupa­ ALL second/Msistant chief to fill Chief are Invited to join wipi them. A. G. McCROHON R. J. Thomas, president of the Washington. Sept. 19.— (A*) tion forces. the fllghL radiMd that Ute The W . G. Glcnney Co. Keengy’s unexpired term. From Soldier Son UAW-CIO, summed up labor’* at­ herent in those agencies on Secre. Demonstrating its resolve to bombers were 120 miles south - Phone 3.328 \ Tel. 6566 tary Schwellenbach. — President Truman declared keep a firm grip on the conquered The 71-year-old, straight-faced PHONE 4148 lief Keeney will also be fire titude towards the Tuesday Labor Washington. Sept. 19—(;P)—The ‘ I Watson lake,. Yukon ter MAKES / Attributed to latbor Storms today that there will be “ n o ; PogHibility Japanese, headquarters suspended Kuzuu told inc that all records and Canada. wiMh is .almost 400 : ...rshal for the Eighth School department revision when he de­ government set up some peace­ of Two-in documents of his society were de­ district taking over these duties clared, "W e will wait and see.” Schwellenbach bad presented his padding in our armed forces” ; for one day a second Tokyo news­ past the jwdway point at R A D p S Mrs. William H. Dowd^of Bow Bookkeeping, Taxes. Payroll reorganization plan to Mr. Truman time barriers against Infiatlon to­ One Defeat for Admin paper— the English language Nip­ stroyed in the May 25, 1945, Super- Horse, (^ a d a , from Chief Griswold. street, was thrilled yesterday A management representative. and that “ no one is going to; DON WILLIS August to. Yesterday’s White day, after knocking down some pon Times. Fort firebomb raid. EarMw Arrival PoesIbUity Chief Griswold has been a mem­ when she received a phone cail | y ' ' For Small Firms George Kennedy, president of the be held in the service a day i istratipn Appearg on While h'e admitted maintaining strike-bound Kelsey-Haye* Wheel House action was attributed to the wartime barriers to a free econ- The paper was ordered 30 min­ Army official* said here Repaired from her son, Pfc. Wilbur B. ; GARAGE labor storms which appeared to be longer than is necessary.” what had been the Black Dragon the/fllght should have no dll Dowd, a member of the 192nd Field , company of Detroit said after a oniy. Eniergency Proposal utes before press time to withhold John S. Nicholls & Co. G. E. WILUS & SON, INC. gathering last week-end over De­ OPA prepared to Umlt rigidly headquarters and meeting “indi­ ty/ln arriving In the capital Fire Insurd Artillery of the 43rd "Winged Vic- i Complete Anto Service • Tuewlay conference' with Labor The president said in a state­ punllcation of its Thursday morn­ vidually” with former metobera, Reasbnablj 8 Hendee Road Phone 2-1519 Secretary SrfiweUenbach at Wash­ troit’s automotive industry and the costa entering Into new home ment that no one can accu- ing edition, not because, of ■ ob­ 6 p. m., e. w. L, aa pUea p'revM On Y Hard-To-Get tory” Division. 18 Main St. TeL 8083 elsewhere. building—which open* up Oct. 15 Bulletin! he contended that this “has noth­ ly messaged he expected to Pfc. DowdL w-as inducted into the Lumber of All Kinds ington, "he sounds as If he knows caUly forecast at »M$ llnin the jectionable material but because ing to do with political things.” what it is all about.” The cabinet officer immediately —although It cannot put a ceiling Washington, Sept. 19— its editors had failed to submit for There was in fact a possibilityS iTnbea TeMed Army in March, 1941, and left Mason Suppliefs— PainI— Hardware appointed Eidgar L. Warren, future military needs and noted His disclpaure that the one-tinAe an earlier arrival, since a lightf f u r i ^ u r e Items for Poiitiacs with his outfit for overseas in Sep­ Secretary Told "Tnie Fsets" bn the final price of the House. that Gen. Douglas MacArthur Six hundred UIP roemlrer* American censorship a printer’s Black Dragon headquarters still is Kennedy said he told the secre­ chairman of the (^Icago Regional These developments marked the from New York niarched- un­ proof,of an editorial on the recent ed gasoline load would step u p j Liurge Stock \ And Personal Effects tember, 1942, and haa not been Balsam Wool Insulation War Labor board, to head the had revised his own estimates of used by the former members .dams Super-Fortress*"’ speed as home since Christmas, 1941. Pfc. tary “the true facta” about the further march of reconversion. In the number of troops necessary | der banners to the Capitol to­ change of foreign mlnistenr. U. S. Conciliation service. Schwel­ one day after Premier Prinde Hl- went along. t)owd expeeta soon to receive his MANCHESTER strike that , has kept 4,600 Kelsey- business and government: for the occupation of Japan and; day to demand action c» tbe On Tuesday, the big Japanese gashi-Kunl told American corre­ W e caa-tiroteet you for as tow lenbach plans to strengthen and 1. OPA told retailers—finally administration’s reconversion As the planes roared over Parts aa M J ^ p e r 81.000 tor 8 yearn’ Slip Covers discharge from the Army on the Hayes worker* idle since Aug. 23 Korea. i language paper. Asahl, was order­ spondents at a press in feren ce COAL COKE OIL enlarge this adjunct of his depart­ and definitely-that wartime In­ program. Bearing such sld- ada. General Giles kept in ' time./Mlnlmim Premlam $5.00. point system, possibly Friday or A U TO BODY and resulted in layoffs o f many MacArthur first estimated that.; ed to akip publication for two that he hoped secret g^upa would communication with Air ’40 - ’41 - ’42 Models. ment. creases In manufacturing costa are gans as "Jobs for GI Joe and days, for printing inflammatory Saturday. 50 Oak Street Warren arrived in Washington he required a force of 500,000, but | disband of their ow n ^ cord , but if headquarter* here, relaying ’ $>et me oaO at your home and A brother, MMM2c.,Donald A. 2 Main St. Tel. 5 1 2 5 (Coothmed on Page Bight) not to be passed on to the public cut this to 400.000 and then t o , Joe Worker’’ and “Jobs for articles. they dldn’L the govdniment would Telephone 3979 by plane last night and turned his in the form of higher price* for Black and' W''hlto Alike,” the taplatai details or Dowd, Navy, hopes to receive a ■) ' ' ' . 200,000. 1 Kimnye May liCad LJat enforce their dissoltition. (Uontinoed on Page Pear) ^ furlough for Christmas so that he Auto Body and first attention to the Detroit new washers, refrigerators and delegation' gathered In tbe strikes and threatened'work 2,000,000 to Betnm Home I The sources who spoke of im­ Evades Qiiesttiins on Names may meet his brother for the first Fender Repairing similar long-awaited products, House raucus room with mcni- Kuzuu, ■ who/repeatedly evaded COLE MOTORS stoppages to see whether govern­ 2. To speed the sale of vast war "The Army’s plans call for the bereof the New York congres- pending cabinet resignations said Arthur A. Kndf la time In. four years. Donald is at Auto Painting Not Concered return to their homes of more Vice Premier Prince Fumlnaro questions abdut the names of T he Pomltare Plra 91-93 Center St. Tel. 4164 present serving with the Pacific ment Intervention is required. surpluses. President Truman sign­ stonal delegation. Simonizing Warren at the same time con­ than 2,000,000 soldiers between Konoye probably, would lead the prominent ^ a ck Dragon members InsoraoM Maa** Flefet. I* 4 ed a bill creating a single adminis­ and discounted American and Eij- sidered the possibility of calling a trator of the Surplus property V-J day and Christmas, 1945,” the Waahington, Sejt. T9—(if)—'The list. He is a minister without About Welfare labor-management conference president’s statement Mid. “ Be­ portfolio. Two other cabinet mem­ ropean views that the society nas OOoe Open Dal ly BRITISH WAR board. / possibility of a two-in-one defeat been a/powerful militaristic force and Thnra Bveatog .7 to 8 P. 5L amqng principals in the Detroit 3. Another wsr agency—the Of­ tween now, and Christmas the dis­ bers without portfolio who may Late Bulletin# of the W ln i Thnrsday Ootll 9 P. M charge rate, will steadily, rise for the Truman administration ap­ step down at the same time, the in Japan. 878 MAIN STREET ELECTRIC MOTORS VETERANS sltu8»'on. ' ficer of Econo/iic Stabilization— Kjizuu asserted it had declined ' cioeed Satorday At 5:30 P. M Telephone 5440 or 6888 EaveS’^Trough Health of Interniees Al> Davis’ Duties to Snyder • from the present daUy figufe of peared in the Senate today aa it sources said, are Lieut, Gen. To- Oil Strike Affect* Detroit Repairing • Rewinding was killed of: 15,200 to not leXs thim 22,000 per in 'bower since the SIno-Japanese Along with his news conference Higher U'aRM Inflationary Force approached a vote on emergency shlshlro Obata. and Taketora DetrbiL 9*pL 19. -• /«-VISIL and Conductors Repairing so Neglected at Bel day and by January,-' 1946, to war began, and that it was actu- All Work Guaranteed announcement o f the Labor de­ 4. The Brookings institution isid for the jobless. ' Ogata. The latter, who also is 'blly frowned upon by the Japanese strike* and layoff* c o n t ln ^ 1 or Repticing On Yodt^Home? Ace Electric Motor Repairs HOME PORTRAITURE sen. Doctor Testifies partment revamping, Mr. Truman held t h a t/a powerful movement more than 25,000 per* day.” 1. Party leaders expressed doubt chief cabinet secretary, was nam- keep many thoo*and» Mia In .Meanwhile Press ^ Secretary government. 221 N. Main St., 0pp. Depot also disclosed that he is folding up for higher wage rates” is the privately, that they could succeed Kuzuu said the Black Dragon automobile tndiwtry, a *pren4 We Carry CompensaObn! greatest/potentlal inflation force, Charles G. Rosa told reporters they in their efforts to put across a (Continued bn Pnge Fonr) ' oil worker* walkout added to X Telephone 5642 Lueneburg, Germany, Sept. 19— society was dlsaolved Aug. 18. LOANS JOSEPH ADAMS (Continued on Page Eight) 1 B Iders .estimated...... that- 500,- would have to put their own Inter­ guaranteed- top of $25-a-wcek pay­ troli’H concern today. O—» T tO tr r bofTMT iwiurMurfly; bat Coal gas Is dangerou;|. Have B ING O (g>)—Josef Kramer and hU staff of 1945,. three days after Japan’s 000 hoihcs would be started pretation on President Truman’s ments to the unemployed. .aurrender. He said the <^rganiza- supplies, affected by a w alkiw < TEXACO CRYSTALITE 1 . / if ■ h>M It the bt* nihitkn^ta- your-hot alr fumace coridltloneiU Phone 2-1231 44 men and women at the Belsen news'conference remarks y«ter- your ptobkin. tbia tptcial atnrka wiu / ORANGE HALL next ear, with building climbing 2. They likewise were doubtful tion had nearly 1,00*) membera at the Oil Worker* union « aava you time •nd travcL niao*. Mil by an expert.. horror camp were “perfectly in­ day on MacArthur's occupation to I 000 house* annually by about the possibility of defeating Hirohito Held the height of its power eight were said to have shrunk to RANGE OIL NO. 2 FUEL OIL us bM much you osed. and si** va different” to the welfare and force statement. tbe nacaaaaay beta fcr your applita- CALL health o f internees. Brigadier Xreason Case 194/. a move to return United States years ago when the founder of the point where the city’* pnbMe tion.. Than atop in to,•ppointnant The president had observed that Employment service activities to private transportation. mlghU to alcn andI picii up tto ■nancy. TO-NIGHT Hugh Llewellyn Glyn Hugh** d#-' rice Administrator Chester terrorist organization, Ryohel R ^N G E OIL MacArthur reduced his prelim­ As Blaiiieless curtailed bv the week-end. amv dared today during re-examlna- , iwles reportedly was ready to the states. Uchida. died. Uchlda, he said, y C Gallon 7 7-lOc G?iE. $mnt n Norman Bentz Goes to Jurv inary estimates and commented “Would Cause Hardship” Ham 8. Bullock, general tlen by the prosecutor as the first nnounce stricter price controls on asked him to take the leadership Monthly pnymenta you can afford will Good Prizes Weekly Door Prize that he, was plcMed to know that President Truman repeatedly of the Detroit Public tranSp Phone 8966 592 East Center St. The Friendly mass trial of accused war crim- lumber, hardware, plumbing and of the society. ba acransad A loan of SlOO coata Delivery other building materials. MacArthur thought he could get has urged the $25 a week figure as tlon system, said only a four i $M.M artiaa pcomptly tepaid In It U. S. Bond End of Each Month 'inals entered its third day. Japancfip Premier De­ Doing Welfare Work conaccutiVa m on tw .ioauamenta FIX-IT SHOP British Justice Rules X y His plan is to Impose dollars- along with fewer men. only fair to displaced war work­ Under his own guidance. Kuzuu supply of gasoline remained L T. WOOD CO. of $10.05 aich. F ■pt. prhrMa, ' Hughes, the British medical of­ and-cents ceilings, which would be Interpreted Different Ways ers and Federal employes. Eariier nies Advance Knowl­ the city’s 1.S00 to 1,400 bnse* A ita O f aanrfcx. If ^ _ i aead $10 to CALL 3996 W . A. Burnett. Prop. Start 8 p. m. ,. Admission 2 5 G*iils ficer who first Inspected the no­ insi.sted, the aoclety practically 51 BISSELL STREET TELEPHONE 4496 $300 phone ua todor fcr a l-yi«ir legiance Owed to Brit uniform in every city just as are A reporter told Ross that some this month'he called for Federal abandoned political activity arid dallv operation. lean. Or It inconym iant for yap to 718 No. Main SIm Buckland torious Nasi concentration camp, GPA’s ceilings on grocery-store of those who attended the confer­ retention of the Employment serv­ edge ot Pearl Harbor apply paremany. trlrpbonc v nrltp. Mrs. Delia Sullivan said there was a large number of ish by ‘Lord Haw Hiiw’ Cook’s Service Station ence Interpreted the president's re­ ice-tak en over, from the states (Continned on Page Four) |BiirneJ- bv Electrical Flash SPENCER CORSETIER Repairs Made On medical -personnel among the in- (Continned on Page Eight) marks as being sarcastio and that early in the war. He said any Tokyo,, SepL 19— (JP) —Prince Cos Cob, Sept. 19,— and Garage Washers, Vacuums, temeea, but that Kramgr and his Bulletin! others thought he was supporting change now “would cause uhneces- Nanihiko Higashi-Kuni, Japafi’s gust .4antor*. ?9, of Slount Vd 5 Broad ataff made no effort to organize Beaters, Irons, London, Sept. 19—(4’);—Wil­ MacArthur’s estimate. occupation premier, told Alll-d non. N. V., was seriously bu»*| F IN A N C E C O Street q u a l i t y CASH AND^CARRY DRY CLEANING them. correspondents that he had no ad­ hv a high voltage electrical Manchester Greeny Conn. Or What Have You? liam Joyce, liord Haw ^ w of Ross said that it wo* up to the ((toatinned on P sgf Four) French Rap tad flo o r Unused Medical SuppUe* Nearty the OermaB radio, >wM con­ reporters to do their interpreting. vance knowledge -of Pearl Harbor, at the Cos Cob powerhouse of Stoto Theater Bldg. Can 2-0900 Work Guaranteed! “They made efforts to - orgianlze Strong Navy Fbono S4M You Don’ t Have to Be victed of treoaon in pM Bailey The president said h* wanted to did not order execution of Doolit­ New York. New Haven * H*| MANCHESTER O. R. Brown, Mgr. for - Rates Reasonable! themselves but they were unfit.” today and sentenced to hang. make one thing clear —that the Treasury Balance tle'* fliers. and does not con.iHer Reds’ Stand ford Riillrnad Compony here LIcenaa No. Sfl Appliance Cords Made Hughes testified. Under question A Jury o f lo meyi and* two Plan Backed speed of demobilization is not gov­ Emperor Hirohito a war criminal. day. A Greenwicb hospital Appoint­ Ing he also reiterated there were Any Length To Order women required Im than 25 erned ‘‘by our future needs for oc­ Washington, Sept. 19— The The prince made those state­ ■------' I Santora was taken it was saM _ ment At large stocks o f unused msdical minutes to arrive at- a verdict cupation and other forces.” position of the Treasury Sept. 17; ment.* yesterday at a precedent Parts Available for Any supplies and a Wehrmacht food smashing press conference, ’he See Struggle of Great | SHEET METAL WORKS Yonr Home Attention! after Justice Tucker had ruled ‘ Control of Seas and The aeryices, he added, are car- Receipts. $407,379,910.46; expen­ Make Washing Machinex depot, well-stocked, only two miles that Haw Haw had left this ditures, $233,669,296.76; balance, first ever granted by a member of Powers for Conriol of face and .scalp. His n a w wa#:^ 46 TURNBULL ROAD MANCHESTER, CONN. Notice of Special or Mine. . Prompt Plck-np had from the camp. country In 1989 “ wr$q>ped up Skies Above Tbem’ Is (Continned on ^ g e flight) $16,6^,308,616.08. the royal family and the first . rvT the danref list hospital Factories OolfvBry Service. : Prosecutor Col. T. M, Backhouse In the Union Jnck” In order granted by any premier In a long, Mediterranean IM o w later today will question oth/ to enrry on Oermna propa- Urged by Forrestal long time to foreign newspaper­ TELEPHONE 4777 ' Town Meeting and British officers — CapL Derick ganda. Joyce will make aa men. ..-Bulletin! Favor Greek Election* Soon H ere’s What You Have Slngton, MaJ. Adolphus L. Bemey loimedtato appe4, his lawyers ■Waahington, Sept. 19. — (J’i To Determine Responsibility London, Sept. 19—(/T)—Th* ; ailing HlgashitKunl said the Japaric-e .Ixtndon, Mept. 19^'Pi—^The Contractors and CapL % M. Stewart—who col aanquhoed. Post-war control of the seas With Religious ^ Group ernments of Britain, the Uri The Legal Voters of the Town McK i n n e y l^ ted e^'dence as inveaUgatdfa a Navy capable of “delivering government plans to determine re­ Council ol .billed Foreign Min­ State* and France Issued of Coventry- are hereby wramed . Been Waiting For! and were among the first soldiers London, SepL 19— (J5—Jufltice atomic bomb attacks” wa* urged sponsibility for starting the war isters weighed the Itallnn- statement today expreaeing and directed to meet at the W e are now In a position & FENN to enter the camp after its libera Tucker ruled in the Old Bailey today by Navy Secretary James For World ^8 En riday and will try the accused if General Yugoslav frontier claim* to­ “ firm opinion" tliat election*, Church Community House, North tO-^ve prompt attention to tion last April 15. V. Forrestal before the House MacArthur approves. He said day and it appeared that the a provlslonarj’ assembly In Coventry, Conn., . on Monday, If You Want To court today that William Joyce, some Japanese already had been Painting Contractors all your welding needs at Defense Pattern DIaclosed Lord Haw Haw” of the Nazi ra Naval committee. curreht meeting would gel no should be held a* soon a* p< September 24. 1945, at 8:00 P. M-. punished by the \Nlpponese Army further than the Italian peace COPPER GUTTERS The pattern of the defense was dlo, owed allegiance to Great Testifying on legislation to de­ PoMdena, Calif., Sept. 19—(/P)— ^ shall ,b# the consuniatlon of all The three Allied power* said to vote on the followrtng articles; reasonable rates. disclos^ yesterday dufing the dve and Navy for prison camp cruel­ treaty, so complicated ha* had held consultation* “ on all i Interior and Exterior Buy Or Sell BrltiOn despite bis American birth termine the size o f the peacetime The Rsv. Charles O. Long, white- things and the suddenxappearing Article 1: To see If the ’Town and onerhalf hour testimony of of desus Oirist iii the ^ u d s of ties. but gave no details. that become. Such topic* os Jects concerning Greece" and that the jury might determine Navy, Forrestal said the key to haired leader of a retlgious group The premier said further that: COPPER CONDUCTORS will authorize the Board of Edu­ Painting — Paper Hanging Hughes, when several of the de­ whether his drartlme broadcasting future victory $md to the freedom heaven, was revealed to the Rev, the Balkanv the Uardanelle* the Greek regent, Archblahopi cation to apply to • the Public PARKER fense officers—11. llritona and onis known as the "Remnant of the Charles G. Long one day in Sept­ He himself had protested, indi­ ■ and the western German bor­ maskinos, during the Blg_ Now Available By Order Only. - Specializing in A SHERLOCK was treason. of this country “will be in the rectly. Japanese ,,atrocltIes. School Building Commlsasion for Pole—cross-examined' the witness On an .^unprecedented point of control of the seas and of the gkles (jhurch o f God,” has ended a 24- ember of 1938, in a wonderful der probably will be relegated Foreign Ministers’ REAL He would inquire whether the here, and they held oat th* Slate Aid for the building of a Spray Painting WELDING CO. as to *3 1)0 principal cause” of con- law, tbe presiding juffUcs held that above-them.” hour fast and today he and hla vlaton.” to the next meeting In late j .school aa pro'vlded by Public Act ditians at the camp. Brother Richard, as the son is eiriperor knew in advance of Pearl November or early December that elections could be held 166 Middle Tampike allegiance to the crown existed Specifically, he recommended: flock were waiting foe the end^f Harbor, and would inform the COPPER FIASHINGS _ No.' 333 of General Assembly of -Telephone 2-0106* *Hughea did not falter in hla tes- known to member* of the group of the foreign ministers of the fore tbe end of the year.’ TO DISCOVER “t^ond the abadow of a doubt” An active fleeL ready for battle. the world which he predicta prqha; p r i^ tater. , 1 9 4 5 " ...... Manchester — ------Phone 892ff “ ’ ESTATE .. ■ timony .that., "gron . JUlgla^': vyag Aug. $4, iWih' wb«n Joyce, n {ip ^ o f-a p p re itifita to ty "'^ .|,Whlch 'rMml>sra49...Jn,.v/Baaadena t'nltM States, Russia. Great the cauae.' iyi^y'Wtir'iwenriFTrtday»**'‘ '‘-‘'"‘- -i-* ‘’‘‘^''There wo'uld n'6t h* another' Britain. Freniue and CWnlf Ttnbber Worker* Jfade Idle Article 2f To see if the Town t h e t r u e ECONOMY OF ing for a British passport, swore modern major combatant vessela The Turklsh-bom propheL who and one In Arizona added: “The Pearl Harbor because “ we will see will vote to build a/ school or “Failure of ordinary human Lord informed the world through 'WoonsoeksL B- Rep*- W A t rules—to feed them, keep them he was a British subject Joyce including U batUeahlps, 15 air­ k$ 72, announcfd that the eXact to it that the emperor .yron’t be de­ —.About 1,090 emidoyeti ^ coPF^ viiij^s r schools. London. Sept. 19—(J’)— RuasU’a, dlean, provide sanitation,” was thg left eoon after foe Germany. craft carriers Including three 45,^ time may be at 5:83 p. mi, p.w.L, the atomic bomb that atoms can ceived again by the militarists.” Woonsocket plaat of NOW AVAILABLE! FREE ESTIMATES! 000-tonners;.21 escort carriers, 20 sudden display of Interest in the Article 3; To see if thi Town RAINBOW DRY CLEANING bottom factor, Hughes declared. . Jury Must Decide or 7:83 $u m., p.w.L, if the last be separated. On Friday, he will He did not know Japan was so Stoto* Rubber oomi . will appoint the Board o f Educa­ Fair Prices It was thus up to the Jury of heavy and large crulMrs, 29 light coming is according to Jeruaalem shoW' us that the atoms of all 96 weak. "Only a few militarists future of Italian colonics drew <1 have seen all the horrors of criticism . from Paris today that msdo l(ile today whea. tbs;| tion. and 3 additional members os distinctive DRY CLEANING war, but nothing that cam touch ten'men and two women to decide, cruisers, 176 destroyere, 40 de­ Uma. elements can be split at once.” knew that. This was one of the AIR CONPITIONING Bring all the dry cleaning to Rainbow on Harrison St.* stroyer escorts and 90 submarines the conference of foreign minister* agement reported, 86 oalM i School Building Coroihittee. what I found at Belaen.” be aald, whe|her on the dateq cited However Rev. Long, referring to ' Only gtortii and Moon Affected greatest reason* for Japan’s de­ era in tke packlag plaal CaO, one block from East Center St. in the indictment fbr high treason In kddition to supporting craft had assumed the appearance of a '^Article 4: To see If the Town Uncensored moving pictures ta­ certain Biblical paasagea, stated Richard, who gave Up hi* job a* feat.” off tkeir Jobs la AND QUALITY LAUNDERING he had “ adhered to the king’s Would Be Ness Shipa a food market mMagar bscauser of Mamoni ^hlgemltau, surrender skruggla of two or three great , A SPECIALTY " will appropriate 510,000 to hire DRY CLEANING AS YOU LIKE IT! ken at Belaen aa vrell aa Oawiecim there U the possibility of a delay powers for control of the Mediter­ wage*. H m fnetovT an architect to prepare plans, and FOR BACHELOR AND.FAMILY FINISfl . (Auschwlta) gaa-chamber com­ enemies; An the battleahlpe, carriers, until SepL 29 or even until the fall the prophesy,• said'that only the signatory, resigned aa foreign Wm. F. Johnson cruisers, destroyers and >ub- ranean. type* of robber to ' purchase a site. pound ara expired to be shown Eariier, Attorney General Sir earth and moon will be affected minister because “he was foreign Lcdnc, presH sot *« Hartley ShawetOM cited a atatute marines would be new ships com o f 1946. The influential Parla newspaper All types Hot Air Furnaces cleaned and reset. Signed, To Convince Vourself — Tty The in court today by the prosecution, R«venled In 1988 with the rest of the universe re­ minister during the war and now United Robber Work Builder — Rm I EsUte dating from 1543 to aupport hie pleted since 1940. we are laundied on buildinji a Ls Monde, which often reflects the George G. JacoVison, whhse star witness, Lubitn-bom At a press conference yesterday maining intact. views of the. French Foreign Of* lea, 01O. aald ha ) Eavestroughs and conductors replaced. Sdphla Utwinska, 28-yeaiM>ld argument that treason oommit(ed A lald-up rewrve of seven old Rav. Long said that as the fast' new Japan.” Arthur J. Vinton, Johnson-BaiH Homes In the reilgious toaderia mOdeet flee, said: ■ eoaonsat m tbe Arthur Sebert. Pole, probably will not appear be­ outside the realm could be tried In battleships, 22 carriers built sine* Ing has now ended ail hla follow­ He (Hlgashl-Kunl) "would like be hod eaofened EXCELLENT CLEANERS 1040, 5S escort carriers. 14 heavy stucco bungalow, hla son, Richard, “W*)are now fmf from ths^w^- . I -, 2 1 years’ experience Selectmen of Coventry fore Thursday. She is one of the the king's courts. ers an leading their normal Uv m . to^ abolish til* Army and Navy Oaanlllle, OdRagRt 2^1 North Main Street — Near Depot Square The case went to the Jury of ten cruifers. 10 light erulsere, 191 de- S3, read a statement which said in Attest; Albert E. Harmdn, : BROAD STREET very few alleged to have escaped part: ’The exact time of the end of Thev were not present at the press jUoatiaaafi m Paqa Tmsiy «L Rm ddMto ' Town Clerk. HARfUSON STREET MANCHESTER from the “shower room of dMth" men and two woman at'3:40 p.m (CoatisMd oai 'P w * I w o i ^ ^ CALL 5413 or 6414 , Open 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. Thurs. and Sat. to 9 P. M. TELEPHONE 7426 Uw world, or the last gge in w h l^ conference. South Coventry, Conn., / —4 m Oswiadm gas chamber. (10:40 a.m. a.w.Lj. (OeirtlinBd on Bat* *«•)> September 17, 1945a <|

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erans’ center in Manchester has nlng at eight o’clock in the (3AR "that was a great state secret . .. Britain, runs about 15 miles from held many meetings and devoted Hall. At this time there will be a It will be cleSV in due time, but 1 the eastern tip ' of the Istrlan Night School ill Meeting much time and careful study to Rockville birthday social with Mrs.' Agnes T-S(rt. Klein can't aay nsW . . . "we shall sec to peninsula and almost due north. this problem. It has sought and Seidel in. charge. it tiiat that won’t happen again. More than halt the peninsula and received excellent advice from men Mrs, Peirr Hilow Wins Honors We shifll tell the emperor the the port of Trieste would remain Classes Form lOn Vet Center well versed In veterans’ affairs and Mrs Daisy Rice Hilow, 60. of. 10 truth'and'^asslat h**" a” " Italian. particularly the problem at hand. Want to Keep North Pafk street, wifis of Peter other rar won’t be brought Incline to Yugoslav View Hilow died Ti^csday night at her about.’’ Three British dominions, Aus­ "In order that the cltiaens of Certificate o f Merit Is He said Shigeihi,tsu’a resigna­ FirAt Registration to Be [Arious Local Groups to Manchester may become familiar home following a long lllne.ss. tralia, New Zealand and South Ration Board She was bom in Rockville and tion "Was a matter of, both aides Africa, testifying in the matter Invited to Discuss with the necessity for a veterans’ Awanled for Action coming together." ' Held on Friday Eve* center and with the many varied had lived here all her life. For laat night, were understood to many yeara she was a music His proposed, eventual demobi­ have emphasized their share in the ning‘; Invite Vets le Proposed Project services which It will be called on In Eropcan Zone^ lization of the Army and Navy to furnish, a meeting will be held Rockville Is Agaiiisl teacher, teaching both vocal and fighting against the Italians and piano with atiulios both in Rock­ ministries will have to await tne to have Inclined more to the Yu- [Viurious organlcatloni in town, In the Assembly Hall of the Man­ ■’Tech Sergeant William' 3 , Klein return of Japanese troops from The Manchester Elvening School chester High school at 8 p. m. on Removing Office; Pro­ ville ami In Stafford Springs. She gqslav point of view than either iaties, -corporations and busl- was a member of the Union Con­ of Manchester, now serving with abroad; qthci-wise there would be tbe Americans or the British registration will b j held on Friday September 25th (Tuesday). considerable conTuaion, the prem­ houses, are being Invited to tests Are Being Filed gregational church. Be.sides her Company D, Headquarters Com­ They wrre understood to have fa­ evening. Sept. 21 In the office of "A t this meeting there will^ be ier stated. ad two or more representatives husband she leaves several coitslns. mand In Berlin, Germany, haa been vored ah ethnic- frontier. The the Superintendent of Schools, speakers who are thoroughly "fa­ Rockville, Sept. 1.9—(Special) — The funeral will be held on The prince expressed a desire to decision apparently rests upon the High school building Erom 7 to 9- meeting to be held in Hl|th miliar with veterans’ problems and awarded a Certificate of Merit In create a commission to determine d1 assembly hall on Tuesday, An effort Is being made by city Thursday afternoon at two o’clock Russian attitude, which Molotov p. m. with the excellent work already recognition' of ' conspicuous meri­ which Japanese are responsible for declined to outdiia specifically yes­ Other registration dates will be ept. 2S at eight o'clock in the and town officials, the Rockville at the Ladd Funeral Home. Rev. being accomplished In other com- Dr. George S. Brooks, pastor of torious and outstanding perform­ starting the war bqt stated his terday. announced later. ' nlng for the purpose of explain- munitiea Ample opportunity to ,Civic Aseociation, business and po­ the Union church will officiate. ance of military duty. government and MacArthur’s Heightening speculation was Classes will be organized In all and discussing the proposed ask them pertinent questions will litical leaders to have the office of Sergeant Klein la the son of Mr. headquarters still are discussing p^ ran s' Service Center here. The Burial will be In Grove Hill ceme­ Molotov’s statement, yylthout cases where registration Warrants be presented. the Vernon Ration Board con­ and Mrs. John J. Klein of 28 Fpley whether the Nipponese shall be elaboration, that the Dodecanese it. No class will be started with Itstion is being sent out in the tinued here ns long as the ration­ tery. Street and husband of the former permitted to apprehend and try "In order to disseminate correct Bible Study Group Islands should not be returned to less than 16 enrolleea. of a letter signed by Russell ing period exists. ' Misa Muriel Reed, was Inducted on their war criminals. Hathaway, secretary of the information concerning this pro­ The Blbia Study claas of the Italy. This could Indicate that In cases of veterans of World ject throughout the town may we Dr. Martin V. B. Metealfr ehair- Feb. 5. 1944 and served overseas Russia might seek control over War II, classes may be formed ans'"Oenter committee. man of the Vernon Ration Board Rockville Methodist church will with the 1144 Engineers, Combat ^The letter reads as follows: request that you arrange to have resume Its meetings this evening the strategic islands. for much smaller groups. This is two or more representatives of reported Tuesday that the board Group, 7th Army -and was later Strong Navy ^ The big question was: "Haa capecluMy true If diploma or col­ ‘TTSere has been much publicity would be open to the public for the at seven o’clock at the church, assigned to the 1st Airborne Army Btly about the proposed Vet- your organization' attend the chapel. , ' Russia colonial or trusteeship am­ lege entrance credits are needed meeting. It Is hoped that many laat time on Thursday. Mayor for duty In tjhe Berlin District. bitions?’’ for fin-ther education. I’s Service Center. The fact Raymond E. Huht, The Board of Thera, will bo a meeting of the Plan Backed citizens, particularly from among The citation accompanying the A study off the map draws Into Classes that have been offered St we have over four thousand Selectmen and others on Tuesday official board of the church at the Merit award .states, "While his our townspeople in the ai;med the families and friends of our aame place at eight o’clock. focus, the power, Russia would In the past include cooking, sew­ people in the service, will attend. sent requests to State Director unit was in direct support o f oper­ (Continued from Page 6ne) -ice makes it imperative tfikt BiHh have should she gain c6ntrol of ing, typing, stenography, English, ‘T o establish a veterans’ center Stanley Outa of . the- Office of ations from Lunevllle, France, to Eritrea, Trlpolltania and the Do­ mathematics, woodworking, chem­ be established one central Brice Adminiatration, Hartford, Mr. and Mre. William Mitchell in Manchester where vet- and furnish service to our vet­ Augsberg, Germany, during the atroyers, 257 destroyer escorts, 110 decanese. Bases at Tripoli. ‘ istry, physics and forclgp lan­ requesting that the local-office be of 30 Franklin, street a're. the par­ period 28 February to 8 JJay 1945 submarines and supporting craft. can go yfor information, erans is little enough for this com­ ents of a daughter bom On Tues­ Rhodes and MassSwa W'onld be at > guages. continued ln-<(tead of being con­ Technical Sergeant William J. "A ready reserve," of 100 addi­ Formation of all classes will de­ tl and g la n c e . Leaders in munity to do in appreciation for solidated with Manchester. .The day at the Manchester Meiiiorial strategic points along Britain’s their many sacrlflces and In mem­ Klein, by his «wn Initiative, super­ tional major ships. pend upon the avaUabtllty of iir state an^natlon, among whom towns o f Ellington and Tolland hospital. - • empire ilfellne through Suez to BehatorV^art o f' Connecticut, ory of those who will not return. vised efficiently and solved many Forrestal apd Fleet Admiral Er­ Gibraltar. teac)(erc. whose ration offices were al.so to administrative problems while un- only/(Wvocate veterans’ cen- Sincerely yours, More Standards Removed nest J. Kin.g, chief of Naval on- conaolidated with . Manchester, It More of the old White Way dergq|ng a hasty aiid continuous Irs budare outspoken In saying Russell B. Hathaway crations, were called as principal Secretary 'Veteran’s Center Com­ was suggested might be served at standards which encircled Central reorganisation for a special supply witnesses at the hearing. St aem oe to veterans is propcr- the Rockville office. ■^mmunlty function. Many mittee Park were removed on Tuesday by mission.’ Committee Chairman Cirl Vin­ The board will hold ita final the workers of the Connecticut Sergeant Kl^in Is a graduate of son (D., Ga.) said the two would ; and cities in this state have meeting as a local* board next ^eady established such centers. The size of the U. S. household Light and Power Company. They Manchester High, school and bir- be asked "to justify" the Navy’s grew smaller between 1040 and Monday night at which time ap­ are being replaced by overhang­ fore his Induction was factory plans for a fleet of 1,079 combat TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT ‘The Ways and Means Commit- plications recel()ed this week will appointed by the Board of Se- 1944, the median Size shrinking ing lights. . manager of Folding Boxes Inc., ships and 558,000 men.. be considered. With the removal o f these Forest street. DOORS OPF.N AT 11:80 — .SHOW ST.ARTS AT 12:00. ptmen c f this town to assist them from 8.8 persona in April, 1940, 'These figures are set forth in ,VO ADVANCE IN PRICES — ALL SEATS 63c, TAX INCL. formulating plans foi* a vet­ to 3 persons in October, 1944. 1*T Association Organizes standards, one. more storm and legislation Introduced by Vinson The Northeast Parent Teacher wind hazard In the center' of the and Chairrnan David Walsh (D., Ssdii Association has organized for the city is removed. During heavy Hiroliito Held Mass.) of the Senate Naval com­ COM! ON DOWN TO TH| ’ coming year following.Its Septem­ rain and wind, many of the large mittee after conferences with Na­ DONTBEASISSYI SPOOr FA«Tir TONIONtI ber meeting. The (Ximmittee chair­ white globes on these standards val leaders. men for the year are as follows: have been blown off, crashing to As Blnmc^less "We are going to call on Navy Membership, Mr. and Mrs. Albert the ground. . . officials to explain the need for Newmaker; Program, Herman these requirements," Vinson toid Tree Crashes (Continued from Page One)- Olson; Ways and Means, Mr. and During the heavy wind storm on a reporter. "And if they do so ade­ Mrs. Howard Bates; Hospitality, quately they’ll probably get what Tuesday afternoon, a 10 inch tree ministries as soon as demobiliza­ Mrs. W. Abom; Publicity, Miss in front ,of the Spurling property they want.” Rosetta Casati; Refreshments, tion is completed” but that both Meanwhile, new demands were on Da via avenue snappetl off about are needed until then. Mrs. J. Luetjen; Publication, Mrs. four feet above the'ground. heard for similar recommenda­ M. Miller; Summer Round Up, Sharp Questions .\sked tions frorn the Army. - Mrs. lA Miller. Fined The nreniier weathered, without Rep. A. L. Miller (R „ Neb.) said Donald Weekes .and Rev. ' F. •John F. Rowe, 41, a truck driver losing his composure, a two-hour In an interview “we are entitled to Dyckman have been elected to of 83 Malden street, Malden, .Mass press conference with some 50 know how big an Army we are serve as auditors for the year and was fined $15 on a charge of vio­ Allied corresnondents who. asked planning to maintain.” He added a budget has been outlined by lation of rules of the road in the sharp, sometimea hostile ques­ ^ a t the demobilization controver­ Treasurer Romeo Auclalr. ' To In­ Rockville City Court on Tuesday. tions. He did. however, .decline to sy could be cleared considerably If » ^ 0 RD crease memberehip each month an He was arrested by State Police­ answer some qnestiors. The con­ the information wore available. award o f fifty cents will be given man Henry Gowdy and Judge ference w.as held in the reception Others echoed Miller’s comment. to the classroom having most par­ Thomas F. Rady hear.d the ca.'se. room of his official residence. He Some lawmakers'have contend­ ents represented at each meeting, promisetj-i that he would see the ed the Army wants to maintain a the money to be used as pupils de­ Allied correspondents, who repre­ larger force than necessary. ‘ sire. sent many nations, twice a month. w ar department officials have Tbit !• • alrfiiilt MySTtny.LAUGHI.THaiUl TAI«R>Wiis...Qk«^ Navy Raincoat The premier, questioned at said only that the force will be cut There will be a meeting o f , the • «#•$•!• $f«ll spirit Slil« Wrlllnt.. FbUU* executive committee of the North­ j . length about the execution of some to 2,500,000 men by next July 1. TW n—t«p$i iMvf As cBat Mb As east UTA on October 4th at eight Ta Sell for S15 Doolittle ■ fliers following their and that the peacetime figure will •bA««h« miJ 8A «riA b«bI 9bi Vbb'II Lbvb In o’clock at the home of President bombing of -Tokyo, April 18, 1942. be below that one. * MAKE UP A Ralph Snape. said he had charge of home' de­ SPOOK PARTY •MONTH! SCREIN— fense* "up to the time the plane A SCARY PICTURE YOo *Tsieflan m Im AatsdFiM«sb Son. W s’esehangsil tsBx-Loxr* The next regular business meet­ u)OB)a u)oinafi‘o o :s aSjaqatnn If € • • • «Uli« ing will be held at the school on Washington, Sept. 19.—(VP)—A ■ was shot dow-n, but thereafter French Rap WILL NEVER FORGET! TspI— A brighter day has Ex-Cax because It gets results in Thursday, October 11 at eight Na'vy raincoat will cost $15 at re­ what happened was beyond my ! dawned for America’s small fry! such an easy, gentle way. Not too o’clock. tail and a Nayy pea jacket $22.5U. ' nrovince. . . . I am not In a no- Reds’ Stand “ A TRAGEDY 1 Yoongsters really "go” for that strong, not too mild, £z-Lax laths Burpee Carp* To Meet The OPA .today set these ceiling sltlon to tell you who ordered the AT MIDNIGHT" r swell chocolate taste of Ex-Lax. "Happy Medium” laxative! As a A meeting of Burpee Woman’s prices for about 500.000 raincoats ,

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tacked her at their home last last flight’s dbmest fracas on sons arrested in a series of naids night about 9 o’clock. McKee street. by the state police last June. Mrs. Leah Ott , ' Mrs. Ott called the police last SchWellenbach Gains night and Officer Raymond R. It la estimated that the . U. S. Griffin reported at the house and Fined Total of Army used 94 pounds of water­ Odd Fellows Bingo Sues Husband arrested Ott on charges of assault proofed paper for every soldier Power Over Disputes and breach of the peace. Middletown, Sept., 19 who entered combat. This morning Constable James Harry A. Silverman, .52,!, of D^ep Files Attachment After Duffy filed attachment on Ott’s force Its decisions. It had to de­ property on McKee street In the River, was fined a total of $1;500 Thursday Night Given Control of Big pend on a labor-management Having Him Arrested sum of $2,500 damages and costs and sentenced to a In Jair promise to abide by WLB rulings. of suit. * when he pleaded guilty To selling I b«Y dl\S*l*b>if)l'» HOTA.CAPS AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING Wartime Stick; Reluc­ At Their Home obscene instruments and to 13' But in June. 1943 Congress Service was made on Ott before '>omi my bkh (« Ur9« routidwonm (Strengthened WLB by passing the he left the court room where he charges of allowing minors to fre­ All Bingo Players : j : tant to Use All of AnJIirfMKiwUspilkrU «mrms btetut* 'w ar labor disputes act. Mrs. Leah O tt, wife of Ralph was endeavoring to raise bail for quent a place where liquor was Power He Now Has dispensed. In Middlesex Superior Hi«y m* bi •ddilion Cordially Invited to Attend! Mainly, It did this: W. Ott of 235 McKee lost no time his release. 1. The Conciliation service no The case was continued, in court court here yesterday Judge John i to romovlo^ Ur?* reetiwormi tboyj this morning filing an attachment By James Marlow ' longer had to be Invited Into * this morning to Saturday’s court H. King imposed the jail sentence, |9 « i mtottiool eepiSorio woltM, too.i against her husband for a suit for to be suspended after 60 days. Detroit. Sept. 19.—W —Labor dispute. It could step right In. session. WHhovt llio * ((« ♦ o il i' 2. If its efforts failed, the Con In the writ Mrs. Ott cites In­ Eleven other counts were nolled. Secretary Schwellenbach now in damages “Which she declares she dilation service told the secretary suffered when her husband at­ juries she states were received In Silverman was one of several per­ I m afii httthtt. tt»*Y peacetime has more wartime pow­ of labor. (The service was In thp I ) iM fllt. Your cbieltfo er for settling labor disputes than Labor department. WLB was dotofvt Ibii Orko xlu*. At Keith’s...WHITNEY he had In wartime. inot.) Then the secretary told the In wartime the labor secretary wLB. Ibo. had no power to settle a dispute. 3. When WLB took the case— Now President Truman has given and if one Of the disputants Ig­ Steer-O-Matic Carriages hijn control of the War Labor nored the WLB , decision—WLB Board tvhlch was the big war­ recommended action by the presi­ time stick for ending disputes. dent. The president could order Not Likely Use All Power a plant seized to enforce WLB’s Schwellerliaw isn’t likely to say-so. N O T THISI try to use all bis new power. This (WLB settled- 18,000 disputes. FOaHCLPrUL Is why: There were only 44 cases of seti- rWKK 1. If a party to a dispute re­ UM for Ignoring the board.) MANAGtMCNT !§; ’ SS fused to abide by a WLB ruling, The war ended. WLB members the WLB can recommend presi­ felt that that also ended the no­ AOVICi SIC OS dential action. The president can strike, no-lockout pledge of man­ seize a private plant. WLB has agement and labor. They wanted that power until six months after WLB' to fade out. So did Mr. Tru­ ,:r LARSEN'S the'war is officially declared end­ man. but gradually. JFJEED SERYICG ed. It hasn’t been so declared. During the reconversion period, Stt«p«0*Mati< WIrt«lt . 2. It Is likely to be months be­ the President said, disputes which turn riiiht or kft wi’ih tust fore' any dispute arising now can threatened a successful change­ 84 Depot Square Tel. 5106 \hnscr op BuiiJincc go through all the channels and over to peace could be handled by reach the point Where plant seiz­ WLB. ure w’ould be necessary. By that But Schwellenbrfch stopped re­ time we’ll be far-advanced into ferring cases to the board. (Now peacetime. And seizing private he can tell the board to take % property In peacetime would be cases.) The board didn't take on BOILERS pretty hard to justify. cases. 0 \ AND . / 3. Schwellenbach himself says * Using Wartime Power 4 he Is reluctant to use all the pow­ Now-SchwHenbach takes over. er he now has. You’ll note hie has told the Concil­ FURNACES Background on Authorlt,v iation service to step Into the De­ But here's the background on troit disputes. This is • wartime HIGH POWER VACUUM Schwellenbach's new authority. power he’s using here. CLEANED To understand It fully—which Six months after the war is of­ means understanding what the ficially ended—under the labor dis­ Guaranteed OH Burner Ser\ice. government can do in disputes— putes act— the Conciliation service Estlmatcn Free. Call Any Time. go back to pre-war days must wait to be Invited to step In peacetime the government’s into a dispute. Order Your only agency for settling labor dis­ It’s possible that after the Mo- SILENT GLOW putes was the U. S. Conciliation vember conference of labor and r service. management—called by Mr. Tru­ Range or Furnace Burner The conciliators couldn’t step man—some new agency will be set NOW! Into a dispute unless one of the up to succeed WLB. parties involved asked_ them In. Plant seizuro'Is not likely to be Sales and Service. They had no authority to do any­ part of the power of such a new thing. They merely t r i^ to get agency. . HENRY J. PARENT the disputants to see eye-to-eye. Then came the war. Represen­ Refuses to Do More Pickling ■ id M TEL. 2-0185 tatives of management and labor, meeting with President- Roosevelt, Saint John, N. B .—UF)— A Pas­ promised no strikes, and no lock- adena dispatch in a local newspa­ ojuts of labdr in wartime. per quoting a retired missionary But they wanted an agency to as predicting the end of the world Hospital settle disputes. Mr. Roosevelt cre­ next Friday brought an indignant ated the War Labor Board, made call to the editor tonight. "My up of public, labor and manage­ wife," said the reader, "refuses Expense Plan ment representatives. to do , any more pickling or pre­ For Men, Women and No Enforcement Authority serving. She says ‘What’s the Children — Ages 1 to 80 WLB had no authority to en- PAYS FOR; SIckneM nr accident expenses when confined In any hospital anywhere In the U. 8. A. or ( / g Canada. Room and board ex­ penses up to $0.00 per day. for first 80 days* confinement— S8.00 per day for next 90 days’ ^^ASSIC COATS confinement This plan may be changed and designed to fit the needs of any Individual group of Insured workers. No medi­ BY cal examination. Phone, Write or Call On The ALLEN

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. . . J- MANCHESTER EVENING lALD, MANCHESTER. C»NN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTIiMBErK 19. 194« m Foxm X- British hM)- of 7.158 miles from ers in Nipponese war camps, Tsmailla, Egypt, to Darwin, Aus­ Shoe Dealers where mistreatment was heaped Black Dragon Rationing Data A. L. Auxiliary •epareCaU tralia. In, November,..1938. lenate i^ar alike on generals and privates. in A B.29 previously had flown the ranks. . Furnished by nonstop from Iwo Jima to Spo- Hearings Tokyo newspapers -today said Society Still Uiricc of Always Active For Meeting kane—5,490 miliS^lH '23 Rsnts on Aid Premier Higashl-Kuni will send an Price Administration and 33. minutes. Twice the big "envoy of apology" to China be­ Regional Department of bombers have covered nonstop the Johli •s cause of .war crimes committed - Stays Active Infornnatlon To Attend Two Installa­ ^dectmeu io Meet on 4,875 miles from Hawaii to Wash­ Suspension of Right to against that republic. There was 55 Tremont Street, Boston, 8, ington. no elaboration. tions and Is ^rfangin^ Thursday to Agree on Deal in Rationed Shoes Letting Statement Stand (Continued from Page One) Massachusetts Reeoininended General MacArthur is allowing , , ♦ j on welfare work. For Its Own Ail of the Details Connecticut Resident ____ sary hardship to workers-'qnd vet­ hl^(Jb,000-oceupation-force state- concentrated Meats aiK) Fats \ Kuzmi is the only officer; the or­ ------erans." X merjb. to stand - without further Red Stamps (1<) Points Each) The American Legion Auxiliary Among Airmen j Hartford, sept. 19. .Sus- However, the administrgtjpn ganization has no presidency. Book 4—V-2 through Z-2, ex- The Selectmen will hold their comm^t.’N.Jils public relations of­ Smiling mildly at the question, has received invitations to two iilar bi-montlUy meeting Thurs- W'ashlngton, Sept. 19—i/Pi—A j their right to deal in seemed certain, on the basis ^ fice pires Sept. 30: A-1 through E-1, Connecticut resident is one of the | statements by Individual senators'!, "V eribed the states .^•'1 "If, ‘u expires Oct. 31;; F-1 through K-1, joint in-stallatlons within the next night and they will clean up group of Army, airmen participat- : . and the course of debate, to win nWnt ss "q(i(te clear and explai^- preter that: “I haven’t seen nor expires Nov. 30 L-1 through Q-1, week. The Glastonbury Post and 'n a tte n pending before Ube an- ing in the epic non-stop flight of , weeks to .six months was recom- these results: heard of an undergrotmd move­ unit will Install Saturday evening. town meeting on October J. tory,.” and said thehc would be no expires Dec. 31. Used fats worth threfe B-29s from Japan to Wash- ! mended in the cases of a number 1. Extension of the time of Job­ comment upon\(ifficlaK^^WRshing- ment" in Japan today. two red points and Jour cents per September 22 at eight o’clock, and ,Tha boiard wUl prepare, the call ington. of southern Connecticut dealers less benefits to a top period of 26 ton’s >fiixed reaction tmsThe su­ He said he was unable -to sup­ pound at meat retailers. the East Hartford Post and unit ' the annual town meeting which r appeared -Before-DPA Hear- weeks in every state^- The govern- preme commanoar’s p«shction ply a list of members’ names, on Sunday afternoon at four conthiB the recommended list Jr., of Hlgganum, who Is «dio op- | (immi.ssloner Charles F. since the Black Dragon society Sugar o’clock in Odd Fellows hall. Bast nlent would pay the difference, that occupation .forges probgbly Book 4—Stamp 38, good for 6 appropriations, epecial' appro- erator on Plane No. 2 W’hich Is | Dunbar___ of_ Boston here yesterday, following state rates of payment. could be halved in sixNponths. was "informal." It required little Hartford. Local . members are atlons and acceptance of cer-’ commanded by MaJ. Gen. Curtis These now range from $15 "to $25 The American ArmyNrf ocrupa working •cash, and depended upon Ibe. expires Dec. 31. cordially Invited to attend. •treeta by the town. E. LeMay. A six-week.s suspension was risntributions, he added. (Many recommended in the case of Her­ a week. tion proceeded about "ItV tasks Shoes ."X ■ -The- Joint installation of Dil- Voters at the annual election at . Klas, who Is 22 years of age, has bert L Lapham manager of the 2 Extension of Jobless benefits with such dispatch that S. jjapimese have told me the .society One Pair Each worth-Cornell Post and auxiliary llhe state armoi^ will this year been In the Army Air Force since W. T. Grant store. New Haven, to 2.900,000 Federal civil em­ Eighth Army was taking blackjacked contributions ' from Book 3—Airplane Stamps 1, 2, ill take place October 16 in the leote on three questions, three con- 1942 and has been overseas in the who was called to explain a short­ ployes and 400,000 maritime work­ matter of rest camps and recrea­ ilnwillin^donors by threats of 3, 4, Indefinitely. ion hall on Leonard street. It liUtutional amendments concern- Pacific theater for, more than 18 age of 708 pairs, of shoes. ers not now Covered. tional area.s for the troops. terrorism.) Rent Control is e^^ected the unit officer# will be |tB|g the quallflcation of th^ Lieut- months. He said the shortage occurred 3. Federal travel allowances up Another suicide of a high rank Kuzmi ■sa|d''lw \vas "astonished" Ail persons who rent housing ac- instaUed by Mrs. Kathleen (^ttreli lOm^mor-elect as Governor In case Before entering the service he ing Japanese military leader was learn that tlK.Black Dragon co'mmodations of any type in rent of .panDqn', the new state presi­ |e f the death of the Governor, con- worked with his father, Frank at the beginning of the rationing to $200 to carry a stranded war period "because. of confusion" in wof-ker home or to a new job. reported today by Domel agency. regarded by .Arqericans and controlled areas and have not dent. ThVsOfflccrs are as follows: the aedary of tlie members Klas. Sr, as a carpenter. The agency said that Gen. Shlzul- Eur^eans as a powei. Horse. Canada, halfway man presided over the June bridal Mortensen Will sage to Con^esa, calleid for a ning at the home of Mrs. Luna Vaneour, of ^16 Spruce street has The next meeting of the associa-^ _nt. ■''■■■ table, dressed as a bride; Mrs. "substantial increase’^ in the pres­ Hytehinson, 183 North Elm street. Jeft for Greehajioro. N. C„ after Metcalf. 111.—

—Aboard ship tion will be held the second Mori- , General Giles, commander of the John J. Allison at the July table, ent 40-cent minimum rate provid­ Dinner will be served at six spending a 30-(Iay leave with his off Okinawa Seaman Hugh Rhode day in October at the home of .Mr. ht, radioed-earlier from Nome, patriotically decorated in red, Not Be Candidate ed by the wage and hour act. He' o’clock. The Department Presi­ parents, previous to which he re- of Metcalf received a summons for and Mrs. Price, 76 Llnnmore drive. ._ska. that he itjtpected to land white and blue; Mrs. Robert Mc­ -said that rate was now "obsolete." dent will make her official visit at iurned from the E. T. t)'. Jury service back in his home A social time followed the busi­ W ai^gton at 6>p. m. Intosh, garbed in an old-faahioned this time. Lieutenant Vaneour: waa pilot of town. "I'll be more than glad to ness of the annual meeting, and re­ a B-17 Flying Fortress and had a "Can see nothing froh# here that bathing suit and long black stock­ Hartford, Sept 19—(Ab— Mayor serve If you can arrange for my freshments W’ere served, by Mrs. II stop us.” he eald. "May have ings created much amusement Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Yourk- number of thrilling experiences return,” Rhode wrote to Sheriff Price, Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Har­ William H. Mortensen ser\’ed no­ I’d Give New List shot of Russell street have re­ and . narrow escapes. Be was aqueese out a couple 'an to home but met for tbelr Kbqtess for September, featuring the city convention materializes. Mountain Junior College. • Miss different times. On another occa­ Srst rendetvous there at one min­ “Scbqol Days" and dreased in a The mayor’s statement came as (rontinued From Page One) Yourkshot who was graduated sion he was obliged to Ue in a ute Intervals. pinafoK^ October-Hallow’en, Mrs. a result of rumors Several days ago from Manchester High school In cornfield quietly for five hours WNfHURST MEATS To Cross Line Ne«r Duluth John Dortwr entered in ghostlike that GOP strategists were plan- eCE ■ ONE BLOCKFROF' STALEARN 0R\ raaorfla list aa the longMt called " a mighty hunter jjefon ------r' r. . . was returned by a grainid Jury in tion^ Clanc S. Judd, chairman of W'auted'for'Interrogation concern- of their common domicile and for - s ; liANCH^TEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. UONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,194S PAGE

has indictedl Pharmaclat'a Mate April 22, while in the company of Bainbrldge Village, Md., will be Sailor Is Indicted 2-c Archie B. Williams, 22, on a Willlamst 25-year-old wife, Isa­ put to plea late ^ a y . -^1 charge o f second degree murder. belle, a secretary at the New Lon­ On Murder Charge The Indictment resulted from don USO club. She is at liberty ^R E C O R D S the fatal shooting of Fireman 2-c under 2200 bonds as a . material James N. Halstead, 3d, a shipmate witness. She formerly lived in Or­ A REMINDER! o f Williams at the Submarine Base lando, Fla., and is the mother of New Liondon, Sept. 19—(fP>— a four-year-old son by a previous here. When You Need Mora Conforming to a request made by marriage. By Hal pyle • (triangular Russjan guitar) which State Attorney Arthur M. B ro^, Halstead, whose home was in Williams, whose home is in Fire ■ Theft • Automobile ' he ieamed to pldy, singing his own a New London county grand jury Orlando, Fla., was shot and killed or Furniture Aboard Battleship Duke of accompaniment, but not in public. York, En Route to Hong Kong, Gardening and writing are his Sept. IS—(Delayed)— The favorite hobbles, but he almost INSURANCE COLUMBIA — DECCA ~ VICTO!^— CAPITOL top British seadog in the Pacific Singlemihdedly sticks to the Navy MANCHESTER and readS chiefly biographies and We Giye CALL la a 67-year-old Scottish bachelor ! Naval histories. AUTO BODY who knows his way around with a Good Sense of Hunoor 50 Oak Street p o t t e r t 6 n ' s Russian balalaika as well as on / He has a good sense o f humor S & H Green Stamps |{ ALEXANDER HU Majesty’s battleships. Telephone S979 At The Center 539-541 Main Street and likes social life. He also-has Open Thurtdsy Ontll 9 F. M. c | 2 i^ Saturday At 6:20 P. M. He is Admiral Sir Bruce Fra­ a strong Scottish subbomness with Every Purchase of j- Auto Body and JARVIS ser, whose present assignment as once he has decided on a line of Fender Repairing 28 -ALEXANtlER STREET commander-in-chief of the , • first action. He has commanded the Auto Painting Weekdays and Snndnyt British Pacific fleet in history, British Home fleet and holds many SheirGas qnd Oil Simonizing Oilioe 4112 Realdenee 7276 with some 400 ships of all types honors from his own and foreign Advertise in Tlje Herald— It Pay* under his command, crowns 42 governments. But the most strik­ years of Service in the Royal Navy. ing thing about him is the loyalty Tires — Tubes and He began as a 16-year-old he has Instilled In his subordinates. "Snotty”, ■ British Navy slang for I asked one young lieutenant \ / ■ midshipman, and may well wind commander ' to tell me frankly Batteries up as Britain^ first sea lord, Uie what he thought of Sir Bruce and Goodyear • Goodrich Armstrong peak of any/regular Navy man’s he said; / There's the whistle... Have a Coca-Cola c&rccr* / "I would give my life gladly " ’Tubby/’ as fellow admirals call anytime to save him, and 1 mean the Stocky, five foot eight Inph It. I wouldn’t say that about any Recapping Scot, looks like anything but a other admiral. I like my own ruling English seadog. Ufe." / Easygoing, FrWndly Sian / H e is, an easygoing, friendly / approachable man with gray hair and light blue eyes that really Jack Roan smile. Perhaps because he has LIQUORS never has been married and has no AT LOWEST POSSIBLE Cor. Main St. and Middle Turnpike children of his own. he is especial; , PRICES! ly kind to junior officers, who nor­ 845 Main St. Tel. 3800 Save As You Sp^d mally lead lives in the British Arthur Ding Stores With S & H Green Stamps Navy which at best can be com­ pared with that of a plebc at West Point. They idolize him. Sir Bruce comes from a military family. His father was an Army general and his brother followed the parental footsteps, making life in the Navy automatic for Sir Bruce, for in those days it was customary for such families to give one son to the Army and one to the Navy. If there was a third son. he went into the clergy When he isn’t at sea. this gen­ ial pipe-smoking Admiral lives ■ with hia aged invalided mother in their modest family home near Hampton palace by the Thames. The home is crowded with sou venirs from his global seafaring •nea Exceedingly Close and son ' are exceedingly close aiid the first thing the British admiralty did . after Fraser had finished sinking the German battleship Schgm- horst was to send word of the .son’s victory to his mother, now in her eightigs. Everybody likes Company when lunchtime t;plls around. It’s always a, The hour of the battle, Dec. 23. 1943, off North cape Norway, in the midst of Arctic darkness. Sir sociable spot in the busy day— a chance t.p to laugh, be friendly Bruce sent the Admiralty a two word message. It said: "Scham- and refreshed. And the big red cooler is the plaCjc to meet for ft. A t horst sunk." Similarly, when his ship steamed Into Sagami bay at the war’s end, the words Have a Co\e things pick up and goo^-'^cllbw.ship begins. he messaged cryptically, "The fleet is anchored in Japanese wa You n.tBrilly h*«r Coc.;Cola ters.” ' ' lOTTKD UNBEI AUTHOIIIY Or THE COCA-COLA COMrATTY IV I called by iti (Heially U>bt«dUioa Diariea I.eas Terse I'Coke'. Bodi m eio the qoelity |»aS His diaries are less terse, how Bct of The Coc4)ol« Coopuy. ' ever, than his spoken words. COCA • COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, E.VST HAUTFmiD, CONN. As third sea lord at the start of the war, he organized the con- stniction and repair of all British i « 1945 Tke CC Co.. fleet imlts.^ He U recognized as " the Royal Navy’s premier gunner FUR TAX and a master o i navigation and of surface and air coordination, hav­ ing personally commanded the fleet’s first modem aircraft ca r ! • The Luxury Tax Law was passed as a temporary riers. One of his greatest feats was •wartime emergency measure, to be continued at least 1 the protection of convoys to Rus- ■ ala along the northern route, and he delivered 1,250,000 tons of SIX^MONTHS AFTER the President has officially pro­ supplies to the Soirtets over the Arctic sea lanes. He climaxed this claimed the cessation of hostilities. by a personal visit to Murmansk aboard the first battleships ever to enter that northern port. Otven Hysterical Welcome _____ 'The Russians gave him an .hys­ terical welcome and probably no To date, no such official proclamation has been ^ I one but himself recalled that dur­ ing World war One the Bolsheviks made. No one knows when it will come. ^ bad Interned him for eight months after he and his Naval party were seized at Baku while en route to the Caspian sea. Among other presents showered on the admiral was a balalaika Even if the proclamation of the cessation of hostilities should come tODAY the tax would stjll be on for at least SIX MORE MONTHS —• that Is, until ■ some ti;ne NEXT SPRINQ.

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They, are forget­ the shop days and kept the people citizen and has three sons serving be able to make it for the coming weekly allowance of f20 a week Manchester ting that it does not become an supplied with wood in all of his our country for the rights of free­ semester ? while you are unemployed. De­ gate 900 miles out to sea and then spare time. His sons will be re­ dom. TOur^^GI Rights American soldier, stationed among A'. If you meet all the quAlifl- pending upon your' time in the drop an atomic bomb on It, This turning soon, all of which served ■ '! A 'Voter/' OUISTIONS AND ANSWCRS cationa for the educational bene­ ^Uvening Herald Allied peoples, to take what he service, you can get this for a PCBUSHID »T THE doesn’t mean, of course, that we overseas and could And a place in ON SIffVICIMIN'S FROBUMS fits there is no reason why you maximum of 62 weeks. ERALD PM NTINO CO. INC. quite consider the atomic bomb a wants. They arc forgetting; that their father's business, and now can’t get your application ap­ Q. If a veteran is getting an In­ ' IS ailMll Street there is a difference between loose he must give up his work because Purse Quickly Keturji proved In time. Go to your near­ creased pension, or a subst’ster.ce )fenchester. Conn. mere toy. We know it is. .in.slead, of a certain few that claim the By Douglas Larsen man twomen and respectable women NEA Staff Correspondent est Veterans Administration oJBce allowance ' for educational pur­ THOMAS FliROUSON the most destructive thrhg noise annoys them. Mr. Fuller car­ Tucson. Ariz.— and out and file Veterans Ad­ General Manegtr the world over, in short, in some nil poses, Is 'he eligible to receive re- Founded October 1. lU l has ever developed—perhaps' the ried on his business for the past Minnle E. Wooley A'^as reporting Washington.—Here are some ministration Rehabilitation Form adjustnfent allowances ? last , destructive thldg. But it cases, their con'rifuct has become four years and now that the war the loss of her ^urAe to railroad of- questions from GIs who have Just X980, with the Regional Office. The A./No. bliihed Eveiy Evenlnf Except does mean that we do nor differ-1 libertine and insulting and no Ig over the people decide that he flciala here y^erday, a fast, application must be. accSmpanied Qf The Government has refused lye and Holidays. Entered at the should stop. east-bound tcAin pulled into the returned from overseasi__ Soet Office at Manebester, Conn., as entiate greatly between it and the i credit to American civilization, Q. I will be out of the Army in by a certified photoatatic copy of to give me my readjustment al­ !ond Class Mall Matter.______Hasn't a man the right to make yards, stopped, and delivered the your certificate of discharge or re­ lowance because they claim I other weapons of the world's past. | Though the c^^ases of such conduct an,honest living for his family or purse toy5/lts harried h owner. about two' weeks and want to get lease. . SUBSCRIPTION RATES ~ turned down a good job that was Tear by Mall ...... : i 9.00 We have It. and we can't help may be few, their influence is must he always be picked . apart startleiPMra. Woo ej learned that started- back to college for this Q. I’ve been looking around for offered to me. Can they do this month by Mall ...... t .75 using It.' We are going to teat It; heavy. .Some, of the report^ froth dictated to? It's understood Engineer Tom Collins ana Fireman fall semester if possible. They a Job for the last couple of weeks legally ? e ^py ...... 9 .03 as we would any otljer weapon. ^ Europe would indicate thaT we that Mr. Fuller's ' case can't be N. R. ~utler, . Iding in the cab of tell me that getting the Govern­ and although there are plenty of A. Yes. if they prove you ac­ ___ered One Tear ...... ■...■% s.oo opened again for six months. Are a train following the one in which ment to send us to school involves tually did turn down a gOoa “jOTir' ' FiMem Statea and APO .'...... 912.00 We are going to test It for its' have our values reverseti. and are openings there Isn’t anything that these so-called American citizens she had been traveling, saw the a lot of red tape and that I might Just suits me. What unemploy­ I ------MEMBER OF possible use in a new war. and for; behaving as liberators Ger- going to feed his family until pocketbook along the railroad not be able to make it In time. ment compensation is due me as When a boat has the wind on THE ASSOCIATED PRESS po8:s»le defenses against it. \ many, but as conquers in Bel- theirT-Xeinne; MaScBester voters, right-of-way. They stopped their What do you suggest as the fast­ ^ The Associated Press Is exclusively a vet in case I want to keep 16ok- her bow. she is "on the wind." Some of ue civilians may'be! glum and Erance.^x^ . can't we help this man out' with train, retrieved the purse, and est possible method of mfiking ao- ing for a while? With the wind astern, she is .^titled to- the ■ use- ol-rapubllcatlon of bis business? He Ls an American then delivered it to its owner. pit MVS dispatches credited to It or not nervous and squeamish enough to' All this is prirlfarily s. symptom plication, and do you think I will A. You can get a maximum "running." erwtse credited In this paper and I the local news published here. wish that the atomic bomb had‘ of the. progpdssive demoralization ^All rlfhts of republlcatlon of special never been beard of and to hope | of men who are impatient to get (Ispatches herein, are also reserved. that it would never be used again. : hoAe, >rfnd it seems to point the Full service client of N. E. A. Service We cl^ians may be nervous over' wisdom of replacing these men the uncharted possibilitle|i of this | with others who haven't seen bat- Publishers Representatives: The iliUus Mathews Special Agency—New bomb. We may even suspect that tie duty and who therefore miglit Tork. Chicago. Detroit and Boston, it may take only a certain nijm-^ not he tfo lecklcss in claiming the .MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF ber of them to derange apd- up­ spoils of war. '■ SCULATIO.NB. set the atomic system upon whi?h 1.35 |rThe Herald Printing Company. Inc., this earth remains an earth in­ DCS no financial responsibility for aphtcal errors appearing In ad> stead of an insjgniflcantly sput­ _ tleementa In The Manchester Eve< tering little fiuh. Open Foruin alag Herald. But these are civilian nerves -/ 3-Inch high china boot etday, September tJui* war leaders, and the scien­ va.ses beautifully deco­ tists who developed the bomb for ■Meet In the Sofifh rated in green and bur­ Editor, The Herald;^ Washinffton Changes them, are quite cool and calm at IJ^ gundy. . I thought I coiild Illustrate to ' the prospect of more atomic .Two young men progressed -tip- the people :of Manchester the way 14 major bomba. If the test on the Nagato I rd in public service in Wash- home town boys in the ^.service does not prove conclusive, for one I ton yesterday, and a "tired old meet each other both on the home ! reason or another, perhaps be­ -that WH what some in- front and overseas. This -experi- | improvements in the Ucious poliUcal campaigners cause a direct hit is not obtained, ence took place on a Naval Repair | quently called him—retired. they will think nothing of trying base. New Orleans, La. I had been ! again. "Playing with dynamite” pri .the base for two days, with i Today every American should tiever the slightest hope of seeing ! 2.19 Pr. for a moment or two In sl­ used to be the phrase to express: anyone from hbme. - NEW 1945 at homage to the career thus such business. And that phrase On the third afternoon at-chow I led—the career of Henry L. i’s as obsolete now as dynamite it­ time, I wfis sweating out the line I self. - and as usual I got my tray and' Decorative wall brackets on. As Secretary of War chqw. As I went over to get my ' Bendix designers were busy all during the war pei-fect- with classic Prince of ay back in President Taft's ad- But to our experimenters dyna­ knife and fork 1 happened to look ing the already “proven" Bendix! 30 days after V-J Wales plume design. Dlstration, as Secretary of mite and atomic energy are ona up at the gob who was haqdlng ^Day the new Bendix is ready. Come in and see this and the same'thing. They do n'ot them out. I looked once, twice to ate under President Hoover, and be sure, and sure enough there in BENDDC “new home laundry. See why those who owned pre-war Secretary of War again under concede a diffeyence between ah front of me was a fellow I hat’ models claim it’s the most important piece of home lidcnta Rooaavalt and Truman, ordinary explosive and one which, known all my life, James Connolly AUTOMATIC equipment ever made. Sign up now so you’ll be one flna-flbrad Amarlcan gentle- in most aacrllegious faBhlon, F.lc. of the first-to-be-served when stock Bendix Home aeems to reverse the very.procesa We were both so surprised we hae craatad a raeord of prin- couldn't say a word for a couple Laundries begin to arrive. dtd, aalflaaa aarvlca to his coun- by which life and matter are cre­ of seconds. Jim had a handful of H O M E LAUNDRY no other American of this ated. They do not seeni to realize knives and forks and when I held atlen has evar aquailed. But that with the atomic .bomb we out my hand to shake witlj him, have reached a complete climax, he put .ever.nhing. knives and 'waa in thla last span of years forks into mine. He forgot he had at hla aervica was moat remark- a. point where we must either them. Ready, for your inspection at Watkins le. abandon all'modes of destructive­ -Well we both laughed at thaL Ha saw, in 1931, the ultimate ness or concede our own destruc­ (this ship tells like hell) and wc tion. arranged to spend a liberty to­ 95< Scanca of Japan’s aggfeaaion gether. I had liberty every night nto Manchuria, and did hla beat To the contrary, they are .pre­ because- my draft was due to go Calico cats and gingham have the world’s machinary for paring the atomic bomb for use. in over seas again, and Jim had mess dogs done in decorated protection of peace function another—war. - -Gh, they are very detail while waiting for his ship. china; 4 4 Inches tail. polite about It^ This is purely a ^ We went sshore one night and aw, again In 1988, that had a time not long: to be forgot­ Spanish Civil War was totall- scientific. experiment to determine ten by either of us. Atid that was 'lan rehearsal for the larger how the bomb works against a the way it happened folks. Uct to come, and condemned battleship. But if it should be Warren Alcock,! AJH3c. Just a few left shown that the bomb doesn't qui^e refusal to sail weapons to the sailor's Story ' Itlmata government of Spain. get the battleship, does any one j Editor. The Herald And In 1940, he waa so well doubt that they would then begin! I do hope that you'll find space Hand-made Postwar of the national emergency the process of Improving and ad- j print this letter. It not .only Justing the bomb until it would be'f""/*"** TJ* servicemen ng us that he courageously .. . ^ , I liKe myseir. •ptad, to the tune of cries of the perfect Instn.ment for de-1 I'm a sailor from Manchester, 50< stroying a battliMip in the next and I've been in the Navy for '27 itor from bis fellow Republi------W —. n the N BOX SPRINGS Hand blown crystal swan tha post of Secretary of War war? months. Moat of thal baromtters tell when the spent overseas. \ r a Democratic President. He For the men of war and science weather ia about to 1. ,1 According to the NaVy point change. f that this nation was facing Involved it Is. of course, an irre- system (which is a laugh)"l.have lias more important than those sistlble proceaa. And there will a total of thirty points. (I’m sin- politlca—the issues of survival. Inevitably, of course, come a time gle so I don’t get ten points for at 1 9 . 75 (Usually 29.B0) Am Secretary of War he preald- when they will instinctively yearn dependent. And yet I’m being! Witch b rooms sent to the Pacific.) with gaily painted over the creation of the great- for a live battleship target instead Many of my sailor-friends and 1 Only four full slzs and three twins remain . . . made by handles for Fall army the world baa ever of a dead one,, and another time myself lielieve this to be unfair., 1 U; S. Bedding, Stearns A Foster, and Simmons. Discontin­ fireside utility. nown. He was completely dedl- -When, after they have developed (Some of them have 30. 32, 35 and | ued tickings and warehouse soiled pieces. ated to only one Cause—that of what they think will be the meth­ 36 points. 'Yet, they are also going 1.69 to the Pacific.) Why should we, Ictory. Again and again, col- od of loosing an atomic bomb with two or more years in service sts and.,politicians demanded across an ocean instead of from be sent across a^ain? head. Because they could have a plane, they will be Insatiably Worst of all is the way the Other ground for wanting it, curious to test that but too. Navy is discharging their men. at 29-so (Usually 39.50) The Army has stated that . they said it was an old head. ■ All this is the inevitable curse would discharge 6,000,000 men by 1, some new burst of such of so much knowledge. Wc know July of next year. And the Navy (Stearns A Foster, Serta, Sealy. Sirrimens and Red Cross Iticism of his age found him not of no way of eliminating this In­ (With a little more than 3,000,00b makes . . . just one full size and ten twins in this group; his desk, but on personal tour stinct. But we think the world men) is going to take a year to discontinued and slightly soiled tickings. must learn to control ■ it and re- discharge 2.000,000 men. Why? m m h ^f the AmeHcan battlefronts. But Yes, why? What's the delay? lia nation knew that one old atrain it, or perish. We think this Why don’t those Navy "brass ^timson was worth twenty young- race for possession and Improve­ hats” get together and work out men. ment of the atomic bomb—and it things that wiU be half decent. is this kind of race we are run­ There’s no reason why they can’t Now, at T8. he Is entiUed to re- discharge 2,000,000 men before once more, and it is probable ning with our temporary patent July of next year. t he will never again be called on the bomb and our temporary And most of all, let them think the public service. He de- monopoly on experiments with it up a better point system. That to come home tb — ves the reverent plaudits of his —must be halted. We do not quarter a point for a month of sea duty is a faugh. Foreign service |eIlow countrj’men, and^ If we had want this bomb experimented should be worth twice as much gs / ur way the story of his life and with, or improved, or developed, state-side duty. (The Array thinks public service would be a re- or monopolized. Instead of the so.) the comf/^rt of |uircd part of every study of perfection for varied use of this After all, us fellows have done •» our share in the victory, so why tmarlcan history and American bomb, we want perfection of the shouldn't we be sent home as llliiiinr. Watftins Upholstered |ttitenship. world’s w)ll and the world's ma- quick as possible? We’ve had our' The young men mpVing up in chinery for petce, so that this share-of ’ sea duty, so why not give; l^aahirigton today are' Under Sec- bomb will never again be used. ■the men without sea' duly a break. | Kiirm'ture Btary of Way Robeit Patterson, The important question before us And if the "brass bats" w ant! to be 20 and 30 year men. tbat'a Relax in the deep coIlJ' tho shares the complete honesty is not whether the bomb will de- ti. k: with us. But we want to go spring comfortXof these , -■€ man he will succeed as Sec- stroy a battle'ship. It Is whether | home; we want to return to our (S ', and Senator Harold Bur- we are to be master.s of the I j"’’®- K<> to school, college, or set- post-war pieces, on of Ohio,, who will succeed Jus- bomb, or the bomb is to .rule us^“ ' this so-called man's navy. I95.b0 Owen Roberts on the Supreme through our insatiable ! sadistic? Speaking for— art. curiosity. Are we, fated to keep Plenty of Disgusted Sailors. I men -are Republicarys, and on with it until |t' has destroyed W*'*T etr choice reflects credit on the us? Or can we stop using'it? , Mr. Fuller'a Petition To the Editor, ' 149.00 Hon' of President Trumtm. It I attended the Zoning Board ^ en expected that he might .\mba.ss^dors Gone Wrong meeting last Thursday night as I * a Republican to the Su­ was very much interested in Mr. 69.50 ae Court, but the elevation of From Belgium comes word that Fuller’s wood business. It certain- i the same men who were Ameri­ ly Is a shame that this man has to Patterson was not expected, give up h)8 business to accommo­ only because the President ca's greatest and most successful date a certain bunch of so-called Shown some disposition to re- ambassadors when ' they were American citizens, when be eup- to the ordinary ways of pay- fighting their wav to victory are plled our townspeople during our ------aometimes.,slipping: into- It sa LMUi .' politics. hut- becausa-there was maansr ■tlmes“ hlfter ciBnGweir8y''^e’-~| ’’ti^Iffl’W'gffis'liffceVjr to earn] of supporting his family due to the Senator Truman of the for America a prolonged hatred big lay-offs in the shops, and-now .InvesUgaUng Committee and from the people ot Europe. he must forget bis family to please Some of these battle-worn and this certain class of people. Secretary Patterson. The It Is said that Mr. Fuller is in a nL thus rising above both home-hungry soldiers are, to put reaidentlal section^ but as far as J and persona) feiid to coh- it mildly, forgeUing a good deal. can aee 'it'is a business zone, with tUatingulahed honesty and They are forgetting that we and a dance hall right next door to Americans are not yet lords of the an da dance hall right next door to filatratlve .ability in office. him, also a garage and a grocery Ill'l thg eagerness of some own, Tbey,_jare forgetting they can’t lay eggt. When the war Meutemdie^ ~eii| pdM— lag a new that the people among whom they ^roke 'out Mr. Fuller saw three of — ---- . . . ■'hla aons ^ ' —w,.,. r^to tear tka are now atatloned have atiffered oCIriD war, two of which MANCHESTER EVENING HF.RAI.D. M^NCTIESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1945

minute Instructions on their duties sented tp boys who qualify as. made In the Herald Thursday. List will be Ijeld at Hotel Sheridan’6:30 will have until Friday night at five of entries and their numbers will p. m. Friday evening at. that time the following day, a full attend­ o'clock to make the necessary ad­ prizb Winners. all committees will be given last ance Is requeated. Do You Knaw Racers Tested justments to their racers.. . A truck Arrangements have been com­ be made at the sariie time. A ioud will be at Center park to pck up pleted to take care of parking and speaker system will be Installed to the cars and transport them to spectators. Parking signs will be keep the crowd Informed of the , This Evening the inspection site. All those that Installed and snow fencea and names and numbers of all races. pass the test will be locked up ropes will be erected to keep At the end of the races prizes TO SHAVE? until the day of the race. ------spectators off the race course. Co­ 'will be donated to tfie wFirmers at in Soap Box Prizes are on display at Bllsh operation of the crowd Iq neces­ the finish line by Pr. Sheridan, T^ANY MEN shave all their lives, yet never learn how! Derby to Gather at Hardware company. Through the sary to keep race trafik clear at chairman of the Derby and Robert O. P. A. They simply smear a little lather or brushless cream on courtesy of Jack Sanson,-20 passes all times. Seeman. , , ' their face, grab a razor, and shave. Result: scratch, scrape, Announcement of site will be A special Rotary Club meeting Center Park Here to the State theater will be pre- pull—an irritated skin—an unsatisfactory shave—and much Release 107 unflattering comment about blade, razor, .soap or whatever! The Rotary Club announced to­ day that the final Inspection for 0^0 SHAVE PROPERLYj^ the ^ N D NOW’, the last requirement the Derby raceA will begin ■ \ first requirement is adequate of a good shave—^the blade yon promptly at 5 oclock tonight. Art Benson Say$i , preparation.Wash your face thor­ use. There are many satisfactory .Everything Is In readiness to ^ WE AT BENSON’S ARE RATION FREE oughly with hot water and ordi-- "handle the rest of the contestants nary soap to remove the grit, oil .'blades on the market, but one ia and those that do not pass the test and perspiration that ordinarily quite unique and offers a great PLANNING SOON ONE OF THE ALL I.EATHER FOOTWEAR coats the face, and to soften the advantage over usual blades. This | hair. Use good hot water — the blade is hollow ground. Usual ENDS SEPT. 29 time„ required for proper soften­ ing (iecrcases rapidly, the hotter blades are ground like a jack. I ELASTIC COME WHILE YOUR SIZES ARE HERE your water is. Then rinse the face knife, like this ^ . The holloWl STOCKINGS thoroughly. ground blade it I / ground like a [ FINEST DISPLAYS barber’s razor like this a . Due Light and Heavy Weight >Io_w apply a good shaving soap "Irubbing the lather in well with to hollow grinding, this 'I blade I Arthur Drug Stores ' IN MANCHESTER fingertips) qr, if you prefer, a is not held rigid by the razor guard. 84S Main 8L Tel »HW»« Low Heel Oicfords brushless cream. The.«c prepara­ The slight “play" at the flexible tions further emulsify the natu­ I OF EVERYTHING THAT’S NEW IN ^ ral oil of the skin and permit the edge permits the blade to follow I hairs to be wet more tnoroughly. facial contours effortlessly with* I Allow from two 1o three minutes, out "bearing down”. And lt*s| NoticeSpecial at $ 2 ^ 8 br even longer for these simple “bearing down” thaY irritates ten­ Radios Refrig^

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|“IT HAS TO BE RIGHT TO BE REGAL” ! % A. . r \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IIANCHERTER. C»NN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEW19,1948 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1048 Fa c e e i g h i an arrangement ' with the state Clark, the film Is hia own story -struggle for happiness and securl- Mariiicj Tinl>iile , o f love, action and adventure; It ty and the peace he finds in the In a poaltion, bccaitsS of ita Inde­ Aiistralm Studies I goilemment of South Australia, PIANO TUNl W TU T— 1230 continues through Saturday. '4 ai m.v ot the girl who waited for day; about 500 were out in De­ pendent status, to take or reject W TIC— 1080 ! where the bulk of uranium de­ Gmitetl Board W B TD — UlO Scripte^ by Albert Maltz of hL“( return. rike in Supplies troit, and 400 Ih Toledo, O. Ciirlis Planned disputes which the . secretary WDRtV—1380 Today Radio posits are located, to prevent, the Oil Stale Screen AND VOlCING-SS.OhtJ Applies to Join Legion, r,oiiii4 l of%Ielals "Destination Tokyo” fame, "Pride Adapted by Marvin Borowsky Union officials have issued a thought it should handle. This eastern War rime reieasa o f Ih e m etil'Tor other pur­ strike mobilization order to mid­ t* rtliBV* stuffinBia, InvU* poses than for government use. of the Marines" tells the inovine from a book by Roger Butterfield, Repairing RebuiMii irked-him, too. "Pride of<' the Marines”, was di­ Plant May Affect west reOninir plants involving an /Power to Deal The situation has been consider­ Cash for Your Spinet Umad To Keep Down Confldent of Harmony 7:45— W TIC —Two in Love. A stirring tribute to s gallant j Al Sf^mid's amazing and estimated 30,000 workers, A By Phone from Panama 3:45— W TIG —The Right to Happl- Canberra. Australia, Sept. 19— able altered because in the future rected by Delmer Daves and pro­ and Upright Now he has absolute authority, 8:00— WDRC— Jack Carson Show; American, a living 'testimonial to i duced b.y Jerry Wald. strike vote, they said, would crip'* -^ness. f>p, _John Johnstone Dcdman, min-, uranium would not be the only Added Tlioiisands and he expressed confidence that WHTD — Lum and Abner hia eotirftffc Gnd to tK® wav Of ’ ® niftchinst in PnilftGGlpnis pie refining operations in Indiana. With Disputes ^ 4:00 — WDRC — House Party; ister fo / post-war reconstruction source for atomic energy. Thorium Homes (*osl First Lieutenant Alma V. Bi- the board would go along har­ Sieep WTHT—Cecil Brown: WTIC — Uf\ h« f X h t to defend- o re -! hero and beloved aol- Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Wiscon­ WHTD—News; WTIC — Back­ in Au.syralin, told the House of is widely distributed and it is be­ Columbus found cotton grow­ A.O. McCROHON rath. of the U. S. Arm y Nurses moniously. He scheduled a meet­ if nosB flllf Up nw oRon ^ Lented in Warners’ of ^he | f V Oripplngly por- (OoBtinaed from Pace One) sin and Kentucky. stage Wife. Mr. and Mrs. North. ReprertnUtivee that the question lieved there are considerable de­ are'hi.'< one-man stand on ing In the West Indies, and the (tVintlniied Eritih Page One) Corp.^ Who has been In the Pana­ (Continued From Page One) . ing. with board members today Msks 8 :15—WHTD- George Hicks pre­ MarineZ," which openz today at Phone 3328 The Carnegie-llllnois Steel coni- ma 'Canal zone on duty since 4 ;15_WTIC-=-SteUa Dallas..../ of whether the commonwealth de­ posits in the eastern states of Aus­ Isiand of Guadalcanal, his natives making cotton cloth. Lthousands of workers in other, plant Later he will meet with the War sents; W TH T—Quiz Program. fense/powers could be applied to the State theater. Starring John, March, 1944, last night applied the Office of Economic Stabilizav 4:30— W DRC— AU Liner; W T IC - tralia. itCin.s. Contractors' t'hargc.s for Manpower commission and Em­ 8:30 — W DRC — Dr. Christian; the control of ail elements from darfleld az heroic AI Schmid, Ma­ h n t o plants ^adiich Kowns in East Chicago had for membership In Dilworth-Cor- tion '"Ami turning over Director ib n iq M Lorenzo Jon'es. Rd wheel parts from the Kelsey! ,,„ge Gary plant to roof-laying and other budding' ployment 'service heads. 4:45 W TIC — Young Wldder W H TD —Fishing and Hunting which atomic energy Is derived rine, Eleanor Parker and Dane services alao would - be tightened nell Post, The American Legion Williafn H. Davis’ dutle* to P-. The>"re a'PussIs • “gritanlzatlon. 1 oil to tar in its The Employment service, a vital It’s wonderful how b little Va-tro-nol Brown. , Club of The Air; W TH T— Fresh- would have to be investigated very by telephone from Panama. The conversion Director John W. Sny- cog Jn the admlrttetratlon’s ma­ up each noitrU relieves stuffy transient '•I wouldn’t be surprised to see making operations. It said, up 5 :00—WDRC — NeW’S; WHTD — , Up Show; w n C —The Gay Mrs: closely legally. A pile of gigantic stones in the application makes a long distance der. chinery for orderly -reconversion congestion. I f you need relief tonight, he aecreUry in ^ t r o it in a | f P , the strike would Two Notable jiaps t r ^ t l Follow directions in package. Meet The Band: W TIC —When a Featheratbne. This might cover not only the Netherainds has long puzzled man. record for the local post. ^ ^ Davis himself had propo.sed this snd re-employment o f , veteran.s »ya.” Kennedy added. . ‘ cut production to 36 per cent of For people who • want to buy Girl Marries. 9.00 — W DRC — Frank Sinatra: uranium-thorium group, but, the There are no quarries capable of Lieutenant Birath made a step but was'taken by .surprise at and war workers. oriTinkllv vvas “ I think the trouble in D etjo lt; cui^ P ^ a shutdown of new hou.ses. Ibi-a leave.s two,nota­ VICKS VA-ne-NOL 8:15—WDRC—Main Street. Hart­ W H TD — Curtain Time; W TH.. T .whole fields of metals throughout producing boulders of-such-stze-ln SIMONIZING / ^jCaa he settled if the union leaders | t|„ world's blg- •sonal 'phone call to her a the timing. under the Labor department. — Gabriel Heatter; W TIC ble gaps In price controls: "Che uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L e ^ r ford: WHTD—Dick Tracy—Por­ industry. Ke' said. that low, flat country. esn be convinced that they must would Idle 50,000 workers. Mr. Truman ‘arid Scbwellenbach Later It was transferred to w MG-' With You. Dedman was answering the The Body Shop Method Save Costly Auto Repairs price of the lot and the price of tia Faces Life. Intosh, of 217 .Sunupit street, at both Indicated to ''j^pwsmen that - deal with management and that | a ^ ^ ______the-completed tiwelling. 5:30 — W DRC -r- News Commen­ 9:18— W TH T— Real Stories From que.'rtion of what steps had been seven o'clock lasj-^en in g. Mr. a statement recently attributed to SOLIMENE & FLAGG jnc. 'management will be fair but de-- 1 lovvever. fon.stiiiction o f ” ” 8n Given Profuse Thanks, tary; WHTD—Jack Armstrong; Real Life. taken to control the mining and and Mrs. Mclnj^r^ were expecting Davis had embaiiassed^^thc ad- V 884 Ccater St. Tel. SIOI Itwmh^ed,''the Keldey-Ha^^^ Foi’CeS Will unprc'-edented number of lovt'-coat j The WTHT-Baseball Scores — Mu­ Jl;30--W DRC— Ann Southern as exporting of uranium ore which Is the call havifi gbeen Informed by! I ministration. Acid Indigestion find out • dwellings for low-income fam­ Manhattan. Kas.- (45—Recovery sic; W TIC — Just Plain Bill. Maisie: W H TD —Jones and I; the basic element for the atomic Kennedy denied he was seeking I alr-malCby Lieut, Birath. that she! Davis hao been, jpioted as say­ of a brown alligator pursg became Relieved is S aeissls* or ilies" was predicted by Jo.seph E. 5 i45 _ WDRC — The Old Record W THT—.Victory Parade of Spot­ bo'mb. The commonwealth still ba.v _ ivernment intervention in the! fjf* SI«4Slie8rUni ■itili'inM kn««li f t ;a aerious--- * '«flsa threat to tKdsthe fllltosuto inrt*IS«ind’ is -; ’ ■ n—— ■* c f 1. Donze.. aliivvard..at par cent while sitting on prices. Cross worker overseas. It con­ Merrion acclaimed yesterdav/ Co. Front Page Farrell. 10;00—WDRC—Great Moments in 1 inopiomBtic rtlltf^HMfltclMt Itk* tiMM la BFn-tM j try’s reconversion efforts. "The j (Continued From Page One) Leglpn Hdme, had provided Mr. Davis took the position privately tained her marriage license. Issued Music; W H TH — Counter . Spy: Tikifti. Ko iBiatlfB. krlafi potafert in • action by Reconversion Dlr^r-tbr | ^ member of the post, OtTIUST Evening ill^ or dotriil* jrtwr laoo^ M Nturm N boiUo “ union leaders sre trying to scare | — that the remark attributed to him iff France to Col. Richard Seitz, 6-00- WDRC — News; WHTD — W T H T -T- Human Adventure: . New U 'ui. sSt «i all dnifcliu. John W. Snyder in ordering ^.ali; with the neco.s.sai-v application pa- PRESCRII’TI3SCRI o Ns p i l i .e d Dun-Rite dthe government into inter\^ening , rying bn demobdizatlon as '■•P'"' was a misinterpretation of what paratrooper and because o f the News; WTHT-New..; WTIC— WTIC College of Musical] >but 1 don’t think it is necessary " [ ly as they can and “we shall, not conlrois off const met mic pet.. 16. ipers and Mr. .McIntosh filled them he had said at a new.s. seminar, post-war conditions overseas, ir­ ;/ivEW FKAMEiK^ . News. Knowledge. i •he explained■ • • really face the problem of the size It w i l l mean "r e ^ ^ -b r e a k in g " | out over the telephone. Lieut, but he issued no public creiiial. replaceable. The finder, returning 10:80—W DRC—Crime Photogra-1 Business Hours or makeup of the occupation forces new home constj^tion, the build-. Birath h*d expressed her de.slr* 6:16 — WDRC — Jimmy Carroll Auto Body ’ Another Angle Develops Lieutenant .\lma V. Birath Gains in Prestige the bag containing . the precious , Sings: WHTD — Tom Hussey pher: W H TD — Piano Guitar and , until next spring.’’ By that time, ers' executive .se two other members lar program* backer, said the "OF Thomas Masaryk. . . . CBS—3:30, » ’ l " I don’-t know the man and 1 first time be has been home since WOMEN’S COATS, SUITS AND contended piivately that the Su­ The Retail Reconveision Pric­ —Robert B. Hurley, former gov- Corduroy Overalls Professor” had agreed to finish o u t! Sing Along Club; 5, Victory .Sere­ ran) replacement cartridge for your present |dont’ know what he can nc-wlll the day he enfered the service. preme Allied commander's/'Tn- ing committee, an advisory com- i ernor of Connecticut, and Edward Sizes 1-3. \ his current contract. This runs nade; 6:15, Calling Pan-Am enci. DRESSES (Except Silks) ■^filter. You tee, a acicntifically designed Fram *do,” declared Thomas. nouncement had put the -armed mittee of 40 big and little m er-; H. Heller, California banker, are FENDER "AND into the spring of 1946. concert: 8:30, F B I in Peace and Oil Oi Motor Cleaner filters out dirt, grit, car­ Warren Indicated he would com --jj^vlcea directly on the apotr chants named by OPA, as.sailed left without government connec­ Too Late to Classify BODY WORK • The re-opener is to originate War; 9:30, Hobby Lobby. . . . ABC Imunicate with Labor department Senator Bridgea (R„ N. H.l told the policy last month. tion.*. from Pasadena. Calif., army hos­ —12 noon. Glamor Manor; 3:30 bon, sludge and other harmful contaminants.,. ’tofficiala in Detroit today to de- a reporter the MacArthur state­ "Bowles, after three weeks LOST— Parcel Post Package con- SOLIMENE & FLAGG pital, the cast ..to include .singing p. m!. Ladies Be Seated: 6:4.5, l^tarmine whether he will go to the White Organdy keeps motor oil vitually c/ean. Result: thou­ ment would force the War depart­ ! study, gave his answer lust night. Plywood gets more cubic Inches •• taining lady’s green auit, address­ Georgia Carroll, In private life Charlie Chan; 8:15, Earl Godwin; motor city himself or summon a INC. $3-50 ment to "revise ita entire, pro­ ■ \ sands of trouble-free miles added to the life of It was no. Profit margins are of material from a log than ed 244 Main street. Telephone 2- .634 Center St. TaL 6101 Mrs; Kyser. 10, One Foot in Heaven. * . . MBS J****" labor-management meeting at gram." higher than in peacetime, he said. boards. 1328. Reward. Meanwhile, Kyser continues to — 10:80 a. m... Fun wdth Music: |•tiWaahington. A Democratic senator, Edwin C. insist that there will be no alter­ 1:45 p. m„ John J'. Anthony: 4:30, WE CALL FOR AND D E IC E R A Meanwhile, officials of the Na- ■UY MORI RONDS..; Johnson (Colo.) agreed that this ation In his Intention to retire “as Summertime Melodies; 7:45, In­ ^ tio a a l Labor Relations board here "la bound to make them turn the soon as contracts allow,.” ■ — side of Sports; 10:30, Swing's the r ^ a a id no requests have been filed KIIR THI RONDS YOU HAVII soldiers out much faster." Also returning tonight is the Thing. a strike vote at the General It became increasingly clear Jack Carimn comedy show on CBS DIAL 7/00 ^Motors corporation plants. UAW meanwhile that MacArthur made at 8. It was slated to come back The manufacture of paper in lapokeamen had said earlier the hia announcement without consult­ 7T Gi’anf Co, last week, but was postponed un­ Europe was first established by jStrlke vote would be requested ing either the White House, the til he retufned from an overseas the Moors In Spain in the middle WE RE GRADUALLY WE (ilVE GREEN TRAl STAMPS! .Tuesday if the company did not War or State departments. tour. of the 13th century, the headquar­ ““ grant the 30 per cent Increase. No Advance Informatlun 815 MAIN STREET An addition for NBC at 11:30 ters of the industry being Xatlva, GETTING BACK To Ooosider Strike Vote While Preaident Truman told KNOW N FOR VALUES tonight in the C.M.H. drama seriea Valencia, and Toledo. The U A W ’a Chrysler depart- hia news conference yesterday that is Gen. Jonathan M. Welnwright INTO “CIVIES” ^ FRAM pment, made up of IS local presi- he was happy about MacArthur's as guest speaker from 1^'hitc Sul- Want Rallaf From Our Sloro Ik o|»on now Thursday Ajdenta representing 100,000 work­ statement, the chief executive dis­ hur Springs, W. Va. The program night until 8:00, and we’re making ers, Convened here today to con- closed that he had no advance in­ CLEANERS SI to dramatise his life. two delK'erlea a week aeelng that balder a ■ proposed strike vote formation from the general. ARTHRITIS wartime reatiietlons are off. A N B DYERS g a in s t Chrysler corporation. The War department, like the CALL Three programs from other net­ B, $8.95, $12.95 Regular $1.98 ' Regularly to $1.98 New England with the formula 'for pro­ 2 for 21c " than 37,000 workers after a House unanimously passed^eT new tecting and beautifying New England 2 for ...... IY C •^trike by the company's salaried peacetime recruitment measure. homca ALONE and is sold in New Eng­ and Crosse & Blackwell’s BobB-orkers over a wage di.spute. By offering new iniJuceraents to CHILDREN’S BOYS’ PI.AIP BOYS’ CHILDREN’S land only. Let others do the experi­ CREAM OF , elr The dispute in the oil industry. Army and Navy volunteers, the y A LL WOOL CONVENIENT \ menting if they care to -r but for your­ SPINACH. 2 for.. JLOC ^®*t spreading and objective Is to attain post-war re- FLANNEL MACKINAWS Bean Soup With Bacon' ... ,_lhousands „* of workerswwinds were readyready' qnii'cments by voluntary means, TERMS! self — next time — BE WISE — BUY *^0 leave their ^jobs in refineries. I measure now goes to tfte Roincoots Sweaters BRI-MAR! I With additional 'thousands to fo l-! Senate, where committee hearings SKIRTS WITH HOODS SATURDAYS i"’' ■■ le^ow. The strikes hit the Texas | “ P*" today, 2 for 29c ijarea. with 6.060 employes of the ^1*1----- Baby Foods Texas Co. refinery at Port Arthur $2.95 $8.85 $3.85 $2.95 CUSTOM MADE CUSTOM BUILT \ JACKSON RED Tprepared to go off their jobe, while Hospital Notes Regular $4.98 Regular $12.95 Regular $5.25 Regular $3.98 B«ech-Nut Clapp'^ ■ilh* Pure Oil company refinery at SLIP COVERS NEW FURNITURE 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. KIDNEY BEANS 2 for 27e tNederland, Tex.,> employing 800 Gerber’s pQ^aa shuttihg down. Admitted yesterday; MrSTBUicI Slip covers perfectly tailored Fine, full spring construc­ Jones. 123 Cooper Hilt street; Mrs. . 1 ^ - J to o z e the week's ^n¥.- a- union 1 CHILDREN’S CHILDREN’S BOYS’ WASH SUITS CHILDREN’S In a wide yarlety o f Ane fab- tion. Pieces made to your 46 0Z. — V-8 n c W "’T«l!(lITOtr’"ii1f’''maj'6r're-' '::ANja.ETS CGRQ, a n d rll»l tPT.XPW •round af^flcptlon!),. greiat^im'v.. Gallon- stre e t;^ 6 e rl Blair, Hillstovvn. $ m 9 — and service. Prompt delivery. Ingi»'.' ' . ' .■ ■ ' ' ' f O l ! L J 2 ^pr irle* In areas around Houston, Admitted today: Miss Barbara ‘--MAT i"B 'A G - VEGETABIJE JUICI 65c B^^iTus ChrtsU. and Beaumont Gustafson. '42 Seaman circle: 17c Regular $2.49 — — I ,mm , would be closed. Voting Bradford Reynolds, 106 Henry under way at Houstbn on a - ■ SETS SKIRTS tW al.W . I|A I.*« COM d r o m e d a r y o r S. & w. street. Regular $2.98 PHONE HARTFORD 6-7302 and reverse charges . . . IN 5-GALI.ON CANS , oaed strike at seven large oil ■ 'Discharged yesterday: Eugene- INFANTS’ BOYS* KNIT SUITS MAMCHfSTRR ^OMM* a p p l e j u ic e 2 for 37c^ cries and allied industries. Grimason, 323 Adams streett BONNE-TS or visit our newly enlarged showrooms. Open Daily 9 to Junior Foods SiarUir Plant Slated to Close George Cwikla, 166 Woodbrldge ■ $1.49' ■ $3.49 6. Tuesdays and Thursdays to 9. In the Chicago area, the attua- street: Stephen Cavagnaro. Jr., 29 m became more serious as the Regular $2.49 ' i Price Regular $4.98 $1.95 Beech-Nut East Center street. PLENTY OF OUTSIDE Clapp’s Rclalr Refining Ctai; plant In Bast Discharged today; Mrs, Dons Cleonsinf Ilieago, Ind., one of the countrv’s McGILL-CONVERSE, Inc. D. D, T. McCarthy. 67 South Alton street; |cat, was slated to close.. This Mrs. Charlotte Pika, 72 Doans Plymouth W H ltE Palat — VsynlBh — PskitBrs’ SupiUles — H'sllpspere — Artist rtagarded as a possible signal 1 SHOP EARLY OPEN THURSDAY $1.29 $2.29 street; Mrs. Fred Stone and son, TOTS AND TlEENS APPAREL MBterisl — Picture Friunlng — Drafting Instrumentz 2 (or 2 3 ^ TissiM the closing of all Sinclair’s *88 Main street; Barbara Tyreli, INC. PlehirB* — Window Glaaa — Mirrors ^ Pint Quart stations snd pipelines scrota FOR THE BEST AND SA-TURDAY ' UPHOLSTERING SHOPS INSTOOKI 262 Woodland, street. SPlOP 61.'. MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6887 country. More thsn ,1.000 Birth yesterday; A daughter to SELECTION llNTH- 9 P. M. liaca in plants In. Cast Chicago Mr. and Mrs. .William Mitchetl,- 649 MAIN STREET ' MANCHESTER, CONN. 1354-60 ALBANY AVE. HARTFORD 5, CONN. strtlu alBca. Mon-TRockviile; ■ * ■ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WED^ESDAT, SEPTEMBER 19,194» PAGE T E if MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCBESIXR, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1946 PACT

denouncing the transit • company Mother Denies Leaves for School Tension Rises , as "faciUtating a maneuver to lans^Now Completed leave the, people without transpor­ tation to attend the parade.’’ NOW Labor'Urges Baldwin Drugs Needed In Argentina Warns of Possible Disorders Things Are Fresher at Vice President Peron, Argen­ Boom Over Broadway For Big Parade Here tina’s strong man, warned in a RE-OPENED Slate Seeks Convielion Police to ‘ Encrjictically broadcast speech last night that Call Special Session the parade might -Ijc marked by Top-ranking[S ta r s of Stage and Screen Are Headliners in iVciu Productions This ^Season Of Epes oil Charge of Put Down’ Any ‘Altera* clisortlers, ...... ,1 ^...... , __. ^ ,^ | in e o f March Is Aii- Peron, who is also minister of cinnlroamon Sava E m er-'*” ’ whether they reconvert North Coventry Murdering Ilin W ife tioii of Order’ Planned INTERNATIONAL opoKeSineu EiUicrj : slowly, their profits hearsals began, and: is often seen MODEL hounoed and List of war, denounced the sponsors of Here Is the thCrd of live ar- the parade. at dinner or over a'cup of coffee eenev Has Been Cre- have been guaranteed for the next ticlee by Jean George, NEA with his script uAder his nose Officers to Review .«N«v Voters Buenos Aires, Sept. 19. f/P»— Speaking With unusual violence, » r . f i years by the govemmenL” staff writer, offering prevues FRUIT SHOPPE Columbia, .S. C. Sept. 19 /mi — and bis eyes crunched up as he .re­ Coventry hns been oulslanding A trail of investigation that led to An atmosphere of rising teh.sion his voice often shaking with emo­ a t e d by Mass Lay* ; Onds urged severance pay for war of the new shows. Sketches “ Where Genuine Quslity Prsvails” Marchers, Made Public ill the number of new elector., peats the dialogue. a makeshift foxhole grave was re- prevailed in Buenos Aires today tion, Peron a.sserted that "foreign SHOE REBUILDING SHOP t xrr xtr - I - ., .. . i workers to be paid in war bonds were made by the author dur­ 997 M.4IN STREET TELEPHONE 2-0784 Tracy is as casual during re­ made recently. On September 8 vlert'ed todair-jDP’thlr'TitHtn sought interests, displaced politicians a offs of W ar W orkers : tj,e amount of $1,000 and "a ing rehearsals of forth-oom- Just a Few Steps Below Hale’s Plana ^ r e completed last night there were 68 new voters m.ido, 21 as Federal police announced they reactionary bu.sino.ssmen” we JOSEPH VIGNONE, Prop. ------; severance pay” for veterans hearsals as a school boy out fish­ conviction of Lieut. Samuel C. productlons. ing. He fills the stage with his FREE DELIVERY! the local committee of Company ! registering Democratic,' 21 Re­ Epes on a chargef of “ siiffotmting would "energetically put down” engaged In "a fight witho/it Hartford Sept. 19—(AI—Organ- ' amounting trom $1,500 to $2,500.. publican and 26 independent. On any "aiteration of order" re’.sultlng quarter against the govern mci ized labor to Connecticut mustered i The Legislative council will hold By ilean George ' burly good humor, and during O . State Guard for the State and poisoning" his attractive i breaks In the day's work, he September 1ft, thefe were 61 new school-teacher wife. from a "march for illicrty and the and "are intent on Overthrowing 92 OAK STREET an executive sesaton today to dis­ NE.4 Staff Correspondent YELLOW RIPE .Guard Parade,to be held here on its full strength before the Legis- ' : makes off-hand cracks about a voters made, 40' registering Demo­ The pra.secution has sought to constitution" planned by oppmii- it.” cuss the conference. New York—Glittering names— ' Saturday afteiraoon, Sept. 29 at ft cratic, 14 registering Republican Formerly At 2,3 Oak Street . laUve council at the Capitol yes-1 scene or a line. o develop a "love triangle" motive tiorr elements. ■ . Catherine Cornell, Noel Coward, Occasionally, he will suggest '^o'clock. and 7 independent. This makes a in the death last January of the The police warning was i.ssued s Nine spoclea of pine are /found - WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT! ...... terday to demand that Governor i Ueut'CoIbnel William J. Max- ■ total of 129 new voters made on Ethel Barrymore, Spencer Tracy— ' changes— a little more give here, slender 27-ycar-old .Mary Lee Wil­ in connection with the detention ihvCanada. Baldwin call a special session of I a little leas sentiment there. In BANANAS Well, commanding the 2nd Bat- these two days, and is something ----X, Ellington will shine over Broadway in this liams Epes. df “s-'47-yraT-mitr7KpRwtsra— wHd the Legislature to. cope with an I one burst of enthusiasm, with r,talionia Mar8^^pl.of thie-parade and in the nature, of a record. was actised of placing Inflamma- emergency which labor spokes­ lavish year of theater.______u the unlta in the line of march will .Sheriff T. Alex' Heise of Rich­ apologies to Robert Sherwood, land county was expected to be was accused o f placing Inflamma- men declared has been created by Marine F;irst Lieutenant Buenos Definitely an event is the re­ Spence decided he wanted to ad }T»e the lal and 2nd Battaliona, Con- route- for the parade. mass layoffs of war workers. SWEET FREESTGNE MeINTOSH TiiMcticut State Guard, and\ the the first witness to take the stand CAPITbU MOTOl PAYS A. N. Young recently received the turn of Tracy to yie stage after lib through the whole play to be In 'the trial’s third day. Sponsors Denqi( cars and trucks and Congress of Industrial Or­ who has been overseas 22 months President Roosevelt's finest / 7 ^ ' d other former National Guard ution Se^n for Tlirpc daughter in the dirt under his school and is a member of Boy regardless year or condition. phrases. jointed Milton Batle plays the ters accused elements among the ganizations asked for a state mini­ is a veteran of the Guam and Mar­ lead,-a meek librarian. d AUS officers discharged or heels.’’ Scout Troop 2ft of the Center Con­ workers of planning. a general mum wage law of 65 cents an A Bit Nenous Tracy returns to the Mag e after an abaenoe of 15 yearn, to CAULIFLOWER Major Appointments 4-Door ^ In Basic Cover $ 3 9 shall operations as well as Okin _iome on furlough, town officials Speaking in a low voice in a gregational church. stoppage for the purpose of caus­ hour; an Increase to unemployment awa. Lieutenant Young attended Tracy is fun to watch at re­ This Is The End to star in “The Rugged Path." hushed, crowded courtroom, Mrs. Robert moved to Manchester Sedans loss 1040 10*1 • and representativee of the locaj In- ing difficulties in the parade. compensation benefits . to $25 a the local schools and the Rockville hearsals t o the darkened Ply­ Still in the first st^ ea of pro­ -l^ustrlal and business concerns. Washington. Sept. 19.—fAO— T. G. Williams of ■ Jacksonville, with his parents from Melrose, Transportation workers, however, i 8570 I $80.ill40T$1745l $3730 opposition to the program demand­ when he entered the service. He stage door. reading, as they wait to be cast At l-ouest Pricea! Massachusetts for. the Thompson- Poor Digestion? □□ town. Have our representa­ starring the famed Katherine ^ served refreshments by the 1. Senator Harold R. Burton, Police witnesses had testified I $825~$l 115 , $1495 12. ed by the labor • organizatlone. is the son of Mr. and Mra Arthur Tracy walks In, wrinkling his in parts. 59c peck 5 for 25c ville firm. tive call at your home with Every spring rushion Is re­ Cornell. Noel CJoward wUl re­ Arthur Drug Stores •ommittee. Ohio Republican, as as.sociate Jus­ that Epes asserted his wife took $8.15 ^ $1130 I Sto70 samples. Frederick P. Waterhouse, counael Young formerly of this. town, now forehead and studying his script. ^ r le danced around before turn to the New York stage' to In the absence of Governor Ray- tice of the Supreme- court. . He pain-relieving capsules during., the Headachy? □ □ placed; we don’t use your old 848 Main S t Tel 3806 '$760l$l0l0t$I220 for the Manufacturers Association of Essex. Lieutenant Young Martha Sleeper bursts in en­ cameramen, tapping out a soft play the lead In his own play, nd A. Baldwin, Adjutant Gen- succeeds Republican Owen J. Rob­ night on which he said he found his wife was mlssipg after a shop­ 2. broken spring unit. of Connecticut was the sole dia- married Miss Winifred Jean Arens, thusiastically, and' at Intervals shoe to the accompaniment of a Reginald B. DeLacour. com- Dodge $6351 $775 I $1050 ftlacDonald’s professional dec­ "Present Laughter." The season erts, resigned. her dead. ping tour. Sour or Upset? a □ 13. ■ senter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freder­ until the action begins Robert few of his famous facial grimaces would not be complete without liii»w(a and chair are re­ Waterhouae’B contention that Following the initiation a film ca'n'eventually rpln the productiv­ North Stonington. took three rf Regular 82M Several local bands have been will give Gov. Frank J. Lau.sche of are constructed. turned looking brand new. o f Haiti .was shown. Alvin Dob- expected are Noble Grand Frank Ohio, a Democrat, a chance to ap- Taylor produced • a prescription- airs are In full production, Industry had prepared to meet ity of a garden, and years will be the five top honors Saturday in — white grounds and Invited to take part in the parade type box earlier in the day; hold­ Delivery eire. a native of Jamaica spoke of C. LaBorde, Vice Grand Russell E. Second Selection Printed polnt~one of his party members used car prices are sure to Me Are Now Able To Give Immediate Service To .411 Out-of-Towu post-war conditions was disputed necessary to rebuild the soil. the 4-H beef show and sale at the Kibbe, Arthur M. Simmons, Dis­ beautifully colored' de­ and several floats have been made ing it up for jury inspection 'and drop sharply. IN .\DDIT10N, by several union spokesmen. customs In his native home and of Eastern States' Exposition Incluaion to the, parade. In that doubtful state. Thnt would Customers. A gardener can prevent euch trict Deputy Grand Master Harold signs. Two patterns 70x90 Inches Cretonne Drapes for Rs.serting it was the container’of CALL 3996 If you sell now, you can use Joseph Cronin, busiiiesa agent nf the value of education. Criiurt Grounds, Springfield, Mass. Bar­ The committee to charge of the up the Democrats in the Senate .ar A PHONE OCR NEAREST OFFICE Brown pikyed and sang a hum'ber loss by planting rye Immediately. W. Sheldon; also District Grand available. to 56, cut the Republicans to 39, the tablets he charged Epes with your car for the next 15 days the Hamilton' Standard local lAM- "Today is not too soon," says Prof. bara's 1060-pound steer which sold •parade Includes Sgt. John Holland, having administered to Mary Lee. of selections on hfs guitar and Master Charles Roberts, Jr,, and with/One Progressive. without charge. AFL, said that-as a member of Wilkinson. Though crops may not for 35 cents a pound, was named District Deputy Grand Master $ 1 # 4 9 Special! abalrman, Bgt. Anthony George, “ About 10" Capsules Taken C o o U'h Service Station the City-Labor-Management com- Randolf Undo accompanied him in Reser\‘e Champion in the Heavy $ srloe chairman and Robert Praised and Critirized singing both songs they sing at yet be harvested,, the seed should Harry F. Sweet; also visitors from 1.98 In statements to investigators Sui^ner D andn; mittee on reconversion he had at' be scattered llghtlv over the' soil, Aberdeen Angus class and brought Crescent Lodge, East Hartford, Isgi Dougan, secretary. ' Mr. Tniman's choice of the 54- made both before Mery Lee> body and Garage MacDonald Ujdiolkery Co. tended a meeting at which Wil­ home and our songs we are fa­ his young owner the $.10 Victory Irviai IrsBtr't Orck CAPITOL I^fOTORS then raked or cultivated in. The and Rising Sun Lodge, of Rock­ A Stats Ousrd units in parade. year-bld Patterson as secretary of was found Feb. 14. and after­ ,983 .MAIN STREET, HARTFORD TELEPHONE 3-4137 liam’ J. Fitzgerald, ' war manpow­ miliar with. Refreshments were Bond offered' by the Connecticut $ 1 9 .9 8 Brigade B«md, Liei)t. Louis A. war brought pral.se and criticism S:30 It I L M. .368 Main St. Hartford served and a social hour followed. September rains will help It to ville. wards. Epos sftld his wife had ta­ Manche.sicr Green, Conn. Meriden Tel. 1750; .Mlddletonu Tel. 880; New Haven Tel. 6-36.19 er commissioner, had urged manu­ sprout and grow, even in quite Aberdeen Angus Association for Degree Master Thomas Maxwell ^^jDaCapua, commanding. from both sides. Some Democrats ken "about 10" capsules at the>r Jaa'ct l.ici Open Evenings T il 8 P. ,M., facturers to submit reconversion the best Connecticut Angus steer. Troop A. (M) Brigade, Capt. A. grumbled that he is a Repuhllcnn.. at lltTachtrl hard soil. Tramping on the seed said today that there will be add! Buy these on our Club THE TEXTILE STORE apartment on Saturday night, applications. .String on Governor’s House P)—Mre. brave and the staunch and the bold . ^command of Majpr W. W . T. he likes old Senate friends best. While he was in the Senate, the than 'ou are paying for Are Insurance *ct which compels workers to take cial city election attended by from Edinburgh, Scotland. He is Filomena Guarino, 48, mother of will be up later than midnight. " “ ^Aiulre, Executlva'Cfflcer: alone, you can t^ave protection against Jobs elsewhere at prevailing wage about 10 per cent of the eligible at present Dean of Liberal Arts at four chil($ren and a resident of For it is the night when Clifford, t h Headquarters Company, Captain President worked closely with Burton, a member of the War In­ fire, wind, explosion and numerous other rates lower than their customary Viters last night decisively turned the University of Cincinnati, ,0. Wa^rbury, died instantly when that famous diaclple of mysterious tIjKenneth G c^ a rk , Hartford. hazards. Remember, Chuck Roast thumbs down on a Board of Edu­ Rev. Barbour's mother, who was the Car in which she was riding midnight meanderings, brings, bis j Medical Detachment, Captain vestigating committee which .Mr. pay- TrUm.an headed. Before Losses Happen, She declared th^t this feature of cation ptoposal t o build a $2,000.- born and educated in New York, collided, with a New Haven road gang of weird wards to the stage jN icholaa A. Giorgio, Hnrttonl. Insure With lmpi>en! OW high school. Instead the voters comes from an old New _ England freight train here yesterday. Med­ of toe State theater to present a •*** Company C, Captain F, B. It was Mr. Truman who ar­ AA PORTERHOUSE the act is being used as a device 1 FRYING for price cutting. She also urged endorsed a plan frowned on by the family. She taught on the staff of ical Examiner Dr. Edwin C. Btode special one-night spook show. mCratty, Rockville. ranged the luncheon at which Sen­ said death was due a broken ators ' Ball (R., Minn.), Burton, a public works program, including board to build an addition to the the Hartford Theological Semi­ For toe past tfarc* 4nd a half Nd Company p. Captain William M. JOHN a LAPPEN city’s 30-year-old high school. The nary School of Religious Educa­ neck. TheautomobiTe was driven 't'J i Hatch (D., N. M.) and Hill (D , CHICKENS STEAKS added mental institutional and years this ghoulish gang has/been /' ^Tobin, Hertford. All Forms of Insnrance and Bet Cb. for a well as the familiar floor work. 1 •tower. n re e ORANGES doz.2r9® nounced, minute by minute, taiuion in said a huge fiery cloud''of many colors more than 130 miles. A woman motor­ J.___ Bto per hour wage increase the earth and Umber barricade grew P n p e t ^ " ASHES AND RlmRlSH Charmore Beauty Shoppe Acrobatic Class is on Saturday Afternoons, 3:30 to 4:30. (S) The robot mechanism went into shot 40,000 feet upward. It lit the hor­ ist 150 miles away on the New Mexico- M a 40 hour work week for all where, the scienUsts and army men were Snow White acUon. There was a terrific blinding Arizona border said the mountaina wars 'loiliai. Frank Hlddleaer, presl- REMOVED 241 NO. M AIN ST. TELEPHONE 3043 Private Appointments Will Be Made for After School NaUve huddled for portecUon. No one was sure flash. It lit up the distent mountains. izon like a dozen brilliant suns. An 'illuminated for about three seconds “ex- Johnson Paint Coe o f th* h>cal said that the observer six miles away was blinded TELEPHONE 68S4 Cellars a i^ Y a rd s Cleaned and Satdrday Afternoons. SPINACH Cauliflaw er - what the bomb would do, with what Then after an interval of seconds came ’ actlv like the sun had coma up and sud­ 699 M4IN STREET , had votod laat night to de- force it would explode, or whether the a deafening roar and a powerful blast by the glare. The light persisted for denly gone down again.” Near Albu* Call 5848 or .7487 Open All Day f^iednesday for Your ^ the flat Increase, which, he For'Tprther Information Miss Henry Can Be Reached At exploaion would engulf them alL It of air,. Two men who had remained several seconds. The clouds of boiling querque a blind girl was said to have •Psuki affect 2,600 employes 3 l b s . 2 9 c 15c Ige. head was the most crucial experiment since standing were hurled from their feet .exclaimed “ 'What, was that light?" R. CAMPOSEO Convenience Miss Jeanne’s Studio by Phoning 8860 dust and smoke arose to the substrat­ ' m pknU inquisitive man started to probe into by the blast miles away from the ex­ osphere like a rapidly growing mush­ when the skies were suddenly ilium* the-great forces of nature. Everyone inated. '' , ‘ ' T perimental. atomic bomb at the Alamo­ room, and w.ere scattered by toe sub­ Advertise in The HerRld— It Peyr ,»<$» wag ordered to ^e face down on the gordo Air Base. 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ement— AdVertisement- Advcrtiscment— Advertisement- Advertisement— ^ Advertisement— Advertisement— Sport Slants / o ’s M aking Moriarty Brothers Donated Dwyer Tropk Bj^Earl W. Yo*t Faces Over Sporta Editor Tigers Lack .800 HKters <»when they whipped a powerful S u n d a y 1945 Twilight League Her Fame . ' Usually the championship‘ team Great Xakea Navy eleven by a Armour, Sarazen Here in the American and National score of 27 to 2. The Wolverines League boosts sevenJ reimlars face Missouri' at Ann Arbor Sat­ H a V e Y o u Heard? By tVlIla Martin ovsr the .800 batting mark. 'The urday and are favored to chalk up .\P NewNfraturpn Writer Chicago Cubs, front runners In the their second win. Fornter High FootbM Star ^ Champ to Cop M Le New York.—-To Jo Stafford, fast Senior loop boast three, Fhll Cav- Notre Dame opens on Sept. 29 against Illinois. The Irish usually becomlrig Dinah Shore’s closest aretta, league leader at .358 fol­ Well Known Pro G olf Matt Moriarty Pre lowed by the ever popular vetersn COihe up with a good team despite Pennant Race At a Glance rjrval among the nation’s feminine Stan Hack at .324 and Don John­ early season moans and greiana Reveals System in South Trophy to League *ha Infjj^airer vocalists, the hardest part of being son at .310. All three were list­ from the coaching staff. Outside By The Associated Press a famous singer is the mugging. ed among the top ten batters in of Army and Navy, the two great Event National League Memory o f Late Lo^ Stars in C. C. Received an interesting account4> When the grid season starts -In the league as of Sunday’s games. service schools with material ga­ Teams _ _ _ W . Jj,. G.B. T.H. “They want me to mug when 1 of bow tbe High- school ' - grid - teams s it| the players' are in tip-top condi- Organizer, Preside do a turn onstage at the Para­ Other Bruin members hitting .300 lore, the Irish may prove to be the Chicago ...... 90 54 — 10 or better Include Andy Pafko at top non service college team in Pro - Member Tourna­ i are handled down in the deep tion. The players do not trot out St. Louis ___ 88 56 2 10 mount. They ask me to mug In South from a former MHS grid . on the field “soft" from lack of ,302 and Heinz Becker, at an even the country. American League The beautiful Jack Dwyer night clubs and even when singing ment Attracts Many Local Sport I player . . . his comments are in-1 conditioning and are less likely to for a record. Singing is easy but .300. Cavaretta has played first Teams W. L. G.B. T.P morial Trophy which the wlr base and the outfield. ’ Hack has I terestlng in contrast to the way suffer Injury. Competition among Detroit ...... 85 61 — 8 the series between the GrUl making faces.is a. problem," sa.va Name Players; Holly j the game isjconducted here in tbe j the High schools tn the South are blonde, baby-faced Jo, whose bal­ performed well at both third and Washington .. 88 64 1 4 5 the PolLih Americana will T K f Chatter I Norfli...... {'keen, resulting In better college Remaining Games lad-singing is as leisurely as her first. For years Hack has been Mandly, Boyce, in Fi­ for a period of one year, was "iH regarded as the best third sacker The letter Indicates that there Is teams later on. National League California speech. The PA’s had only an outside nated by Moriarty Brothers. In the Nationid. The all around nals; Best Ball Friday a real purpose behind the game In Having a chance to see the Chicago— Against St. Louts BARSTOW says “IT’S THE pin. Slip one button on the hair­ to cook simple foods. With pa­ Winner of a radio popularity chance of whipping tbe Grill last the south. Long before schools young fo.otball players at work Matt Moriarty spokesman hoist your feet higher than your with metal embroidery, Skirts are poll taken among servicemen in team -play and coordination of the 4, Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati 2- iUTH!” We expect some new tience, .modem equipment and re­ STAND Saturday afternoon and they made open,-the grid prospects are jtaken preparing for the current season, the brothers, purchas^ tbe pin, and poke the hairpin up head. full with pleated front and back. the Pacific last January and sing­ Chicago team under Jolly Cholly The Country Club will be the Total 10. • IDIOS very shortly, mostly through the hole. . Slip another liable recipes, any. mother can the most of this opportunity to up Into the hills (Alleghenies' and the foritk'r local High player is all St. Louis— Against (Chicago several months ago and pr table models. Why not get er on the Ford Motor hour on Sun­ Grimm has paid off and tbe team Yesterday’s Results scene of a P.G.A. sanctioned Pro-^, button over the top' of the hairpin, teach her young daughter how to Next summer’s emerald green — Popular Recipes — Eastern Playoffs kneok' tbe star' studded nine down given a couple of weeks of tough­ for the s^tem which is In vogue 4, Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 1. i^ to the Twilight League I onr name on our priority . list 1 The fastest way tb modernize day, Jo tries hardest to please her .appears in although the coming memory of Jack Dwyer, orge ' and bend'the ends of the pin over plan meals and prepare food. lawn and full-leaved shrubs, as your kitchen is by installing a series with the Cardinals may Wilkes-Bsrre at Hartford, rain, Member Tournament Sunday af­ to a 6 to 3 defeat. ening up. The High school coaches south of the Mason and Dixon Total 10. - at 460 Main street or phone ^^^^^KIcKen M»ryliir3“ “ ^^“ younger fans. ’ ' Line. ^ and past president of tbe to secure It. Flavored gelatin desserts, pre­ a background for outdoor fun, COMBINATION SINK AND change the whole complexion of Albany at Utica, rain. ternoon. The affair is iiehqduled don’t )>ull any punches. Either the American League . Est.1022. 4 pound frying chicken “ It's the kids who stand in line The only error that the Grill kids enter into the conditioning And he rloseA. with the state­ Chester Twilight League, Cork knob? Push a sharp, point­ pared chocolate and other flavor should be prepared now. LAR­ WALL CABINET, available at 1 1-2 cups sifted flour the pennant scrap. American Detroit — Against Cieveland 1-4 cup flour for stage shows or buy the rec­ to start shortiy after noon ,ijnd the committed started the ball rolling prograui with vigor—or they are died during the 1944 season ed wood screw up through- the puddings, ready-to-use prepared SEN’S FEED STORE, 38 Depot the MANCHESTER HARDWARE 1 1-2 teaspoons baking powder Hank Greenberg, twice selected ment that the kind-of High school 4, St Louis 4. Total 8. Salt and pepper ords that make you. It would be Washington 12, Detroit 5. pros will team with three members in the big eighth inning and a wiped off the list of candidates. football game that hr played there serving faithfully for eleven New kitchen utensils are on the hole of the pot lid, and twist a cake and biscuit mixes, dehydrat­ Square, ha.s the AGKICO FERTI­ COMPANY, 248 North Main 1 egg as the most valuable player In the Cleveland at Philadelphia (2 Washington—Against New ay, blit it will be sonie time be- cork onto it. 1 e&g 1 tablespoon melted butter or each. single and three successive two The South has produced" some pays off. The fields afe^ good and sons. ed soup mixes—all these are ea.sy LIZER with which the far-sighted atreet. The overhead cabinet has American League and one of tbe rain). Gene Sarazen and Tommy Ar­ York 2. Philadelphia 3. Total you'll be able to discard the Use a bit of lacquer to flnish the and produce palatable dishes. So home-owner will get to work. 2 tablespoons water margarine baggers did the trick in what was pretty good grid stars and the well kept and there are fine bleach­ 5. Matt has gained the reputat two 60-inch shelves, and a short­ games greatest r^ht handed bat­ St. Louis at New York (2, rain) mour will bead a very fagt field. as being one of Miuiche battered ones for new, un­ new knob to match your other include, them In your teen-age 1 cup cream 1 cup drained, whole kernel can­ ters Is the leading clubber on the one of the upsets,of the year. reason points back to the early ers and facilities for playing, er shelf on each side. The sink (Only games scheduled.) Ben Roman has had promises from greatest businessmen whose intj ited ones. Meanwhile, it you've utensils. cooking lessons. No need to rush 1 cup giblet stock ned com or -grated fresh Tigers. Hank has played In only training the klda receive. ample and gry)d equlpmenv - and unit has linoleum-covered coun­ National practically all the pros in the state Once the season Is under way est in promoting Sports Is Ikaen planning to toss away an old out and buy baby a 1-2 cup bread crumbs corn. one third of the Tigers games and Lefty Perzan finally lost a boll each team has the finest of uni­ ters on each side of the sink with St. Louis 3, Chicago 2. and a real hot tournament isHn (a dozen games for High teams, forms and grid gear. equalled. For years ho spoD lid that's lost its knob, try Relief is ill sight for the nerves WRIST WATCH BRACELETS new supply of bed three doors giving access to the 1-4 cup butter or margarine 1-2 cup milk. is out o f the running for the AL game In Twi League competition L:i^ving it a new grip with a wood- 1 teaspoon lemon juice. Boston 8, 2; Cincinnati 1, 6. prospect. Eddie Burke. Harry by the way) a training echedulc “When I remember how we used baseball, basketball. foot frazzled by crashing, shrieking have just come in to DEWEY- linens and hlankct.s. space below. There’s a combina- ] Mix and sift dry ingredients. batting crown. Among the full (Only games scheduled.) and it seems likely that Mickey Final Softball Lcn spool, two buttons and a balr- wa.sbing machines that have been Have chicken cut in pieces for Nettelbladt, *Bud Geogtiegan, Tom Delucca will be brought up to hurl is strictly maintained. Once a to have to Change jerseys—and hockey, volley bail, bowling RICHMAN'S at 767 Main atreet. Baby will be just as _tion sink and set-tub unit to I Combine well beaten egg. corn season regulars only Eddie Mayo) Donohue,’ Henry Gerardl, Willie several other of the leaser or a cork. going on temporary or permanent Although there Is a limited range serving. Wash and dry the pieces. j and milk and add dry Ingredients. Is close to .300. Rudy York and % Standings the second game Saturday after­ player tips off In any degree, he even shoulder’ pads—when going warm and comfort­ match. Whalen, Joel Smith, Frank Sarro. is done, regardless of how good into a game as a substitute, and Moriarty Brothers is a . An empty wooden spool makes strike. Now on display at BEN­ of patterns and a not too abun­ able on sheets rut Roll in flour which has been sea­ I Mix well. Drop by spoonfuls onto Roy CuIIenbine the team’s lead­ Eastern noon against the PA’s. Game Sunday sturdy handle, if you'll push a SON'S are proud new models of soned with salt and pepper, then (Governor’s Chip Playoffs). Stan Stazowski, Lon Galby, Joe he may be, Coaches have the (Inal see these boys tiot out onto the known throughout the state. dant stippl.v, both the men's and down to crib size from your large A thin coating of beeswax on , a skillet on top of the stove in ing home run hitters and runs Matt Moriarty has done up through it from the u.-i “ the — i----- '[ Heavy fabrics such as damask with butter 'or margarine. Bake _ — \ veteran ccnterfielder has a mark Utica ...... 2 3 .400 or two more are expected to com­ providing that sufficient material T o Be D(Bcided at North So will two buttons and a hair­ uncovered at 400 degrees one hour. Series B. pete. “Skip" Henderson will be and the results are very evident. ball.’’ phy to the league. Matt wae : be.st buy on the market,” Mr. For the flattery of freutr, clean when pressed on both Fresh Fruit Cqp of .280. can be secured. More complete in his acclaim for the mannerl Off the children Richman says. / Baste several times with melted Hartford ...... 2 2 .500 the official scorer. End Diamond at 2 :3 0 fur around your shoulders this sides. 1 cup sliced peaches \ Neither the Tigers or the C?ub8 details will be announced shortly. which the league has operat go, toys and all, to butter or margarlhe to which boast sluggers of the Ruth, Geh­ Wilkes-Barre ...... 2 2 .500 There will be a buffet supper In game, played on the muddy turf fall, take your fur trimmed coat 1-2 cup seedless grapes X the evening with Bud Geoghegan addition to offering many a play iij. Mary, jia«e To remove burned crust from a SWEATERS in every color ot have been added two tablespoons rig, Dickey and Lazzeri era of the American of Griffith Stadium. The third and final game for,tbe to the MANCHE.STER DRY of water and lemon juice. - - 1 diced banana x, serving os toastmaster. Reserva­ Two big sporting events are on Cardinals Top of entertainment and enjoy or Billy's backyard. cake, use a grater instead of a CLEANERS and ask to have the the rkinbow—and some the rain­ great Yankee teams that won W. L Pet. GBL tap Satvirday afternoon locally DizzyTrout was driven to cover Softball League champlonahip will Blend 1-4 cup flour and 1-4 cup 4 plums Detroit ...... tions can be made by calling pefi Due to pressing busineas du. How many times' knife. fur glazed, at a small extra bow forgot—make a gorgeous dis­ league ebampionsbips and com­ .582 when the second annual' running in the first inning, when the Sen­ the past few war year% Matt . they c o.m e home pan drippings. Add more season­ 1 cup cantaloupe bails , peted In the annual fall classic, Washington .570 1 4 Roman at 2-0234 and must be ators scored four runs but, after take place Sunday afternoon at charge beyond the cleaning. Their play at the MANCHESTER 2 teaspoons lemon juice. of the Soap' Box Derby wUl be Chicagoto 2 away from the various sportn,; without their toys! Marshmallows .should be kept professional work not only re­ KNITTING MILL: a.ll styles, ing if necessary. Stjr in strained the world series. The series will St.' Louis . . . .528 8 made before Friday. they had added another in the the North End diamond President giblet stock and cream and cook Halve grapes. Remove pits from Team ChaiWnonshlp held as well as tbe second game his interest was still in seeing : One sure way of knowing'»±hcy can in a bread box both before and stores lu.ster but prulohgs the large or line knit, 100 per cent be played and regardless of the New York .. .521 9 in the series for tbe Twilight third, the Tigers flattened .Walt Herb Stevenson announced last until sauce thickens again, stir­ plums and slice the peaches and Masterson with five to tie In the the best possibli attractions retrieve them Is by painting'their after opening the package. life of the fur. wool, price S3.94. big hitters and standout pitchers CTIeveland ., .493 13 ____ XFlmi-Roiwa MsB?t»Wl. League championship. ■ night • brought to Manchester. name on each toy in bright red ring constantly. Place several plums. Combine all fruits and that both teams possess, new stars Chicago .... .486 14 (Upper Half) Red Birdft Gain First sixth. The.Nats then opeped upon ■Thd best two out of three game tablespoons of sauce on each serv­ chill thoroughly. Sprinkle with and Haefs defeated H. George Caster, Hal Newhous-sr Sunday ball 111 the hall polish. Relative.s and friends who want S^ve yourself the will be bom and the thrills and Boston ...... 459 18 -Barnes an Should the Grill win Saturday, series between the Warren and You can rent yourself a faacl ing plate, put the baked chicken lemon juice and serve in chilled Smith and Hayden. 2 minus 1. Win in All Important and Zeb Eaton for bundles o f four League hampered his dealm' to see a soldier on furlough should tedious job of pol­ chills of world series crowds and Philadelphia .357 324 a third and final game will have Jarvis ten and Rockville’s Stolle bringing In the outstanding. natlog evening from the FALLOT on the sauce. sherbet dishes.. base hits will again soon be heard. McCrsw and Kelly defeated in the seventh and three In the MARIA DANICA CREAM, fea­ STUDIO, 70 East Center street. go to his house instead of expect­ ishing your "show to be played and the following Series; Tigers Lose and Gamble team has found each In the east during tbe p ^ tured with other fine cosmetics ot pieces” every day Just where is the quAtlon with (Chicago .. 1 .625 — Stetson and Welman, 2 minus 1. eighth to Ice it. Caster was charg­ team winning one of the two Want to. sec the movies of Eisen­ ing the reverse, it only takes one "'Bmlth and NSverette defeated Saturday is the only date available son. Moriartys were always that line at thf CENTER PHAR- or so. A thin coat­ the Cards and Senators challeng­ St. pouis . . . .611 2 ed with his first loss since joining games played. The third and de­ hower's home-coming? They’re in evening out of his stay to visit you, frlgeratof in closely covered con­ frlgerator, either uncovered or Jo Staffdi Art Knofla and J. C^ieney, S'm i­ as many of the Grill players will By Jack Hand Detroit and Dutch Leonard, the fire drawing cards tn 'th e M ACy, la based on a formula but his evenings are limited. ing of colorless nail tainers so they do not dry out. It wrapped lOosely in waxed paper. ing the pace setting Chibs and Brooklyn ... .552 104 ciding game has been postponed the FILM RENTAL LIBRARY, nus 2. . be with the Gems on Sundsy, Sept, (Associated Press Sports Writer) third of four Washington tossers, Baseball League, the Ree originally created for sisters who along with cartoons, travelogues, polish or laquer will is8 >eUer to store' thenj in large professional suicide to wear a Bengali. Pittsburgh ., .544 114 30 when Babe Ruth will appear twice due to Inclement weather ball League and many Pigskin Parade Steps Up Wilkie and E. Ballsleper defeat­ Billy Southworth’s tattered picked up the winning check. became Queen Alexandra of Eng­ sports and other up-to-the-min-, -Soap is scarce. Save even the Keep pewter and bra.ss from, tar­ pieces rather than cut up or sliced. Mattresses should be Fumed dress that tjiey didn’t lllce or try J’Jew^ York .-. .528 14— with the-H artford team at Bulk- and rather than stage the game leagues, too numerous to me land and Empress Maria of Rus­ ’Th'6 full swing of college foot­ ed Buckland and Rand. 5 minus 4. Cardinals continue to act like they Senators Idle Today ute news reels. Films are in 8 or smallest scraps. Place them in the nishing — will save you a.lot of from top to bottom one week and to fool them in any way.” Boston ----- . 62 83 .428 284 eley Stadium. at night It was agreed upon by With the war now ended sia. You. too, can use it for ball la only a week away. This Fisk and Cavedon defeated Fer­ own the Chicago Cubs whose first Washington is idle today but both teams to stage the game Sun­ To be u brisk and lovely as 16 mm. both sound and silent. You -packets of one of those new unnecessary work . . . and it's , Old-fashioned wedding rhymes: from side to side the next to pre­ * * • nneinnatt ___ 60 85 .414 304 place digrnlty they have ruffled in many of tbe town's leading queenly complexion. easy to do. weekend flnBs several more col­ guson and Slocumb. 2 minus 1. Detroit is down to face Bobby day afternoon at 3:30. can rent screen and projector; sponges which are excellent for Monday for wealth, Tuesday for vent them from sagging. Clothes are-a particular problem Philadelphia .. 44 102 .301 47 Mace and Tarca defeated D. One week from Saturday will 14 of 18 meetings. Feller In the opener of a two-day letes discharged or on their '**bhie October weather,” too. washing woodwork, tubs, sinks for her anyway. For several years legiate elevens making their 1945 find the State Guard parade as the The game will be seven Innings home, possibly next year Mo health, Wednesday, the best day debuts. Yale with a great team on Today’s Games Johnson and E. Johnson, 4 minus With Hi, games to play, four stand at Cleveland. However, If Cheese will stay freah a long and dishes. Glorify your fall garden by set­ she, has been dieting to lose Miln attraction In town. The with the winner to be officially de­ Brothers will bb back again oiil time If wrapped In cloth we» in o f’ail. Thursday for losses, Friday You don’t choose casually when paper, judging by the lettermen Eastern Playoffs 3. against their "cousins” from the the Tigers win flx’e of their re­ treat your hair to a COLD N o need to ting out bronze, pink, and white for crosses and Saturday, no luck buying ,an engagement or wedding weight. Now that she is 35 Wilkes-Barre at Hartford (8 p. HiUnskl and Gilbertson defeat­ parade Is scheduled to start at 4 clared Softball League champion scene of play In the various vinegar and stored In a cool place. DWARF CHRYSANTHEMUMS. returning from last year’s unde­ Windy City, St. Louis has a good maining eight tuts, the Senators scratch your head To the person who like.s to be at all. ring. STONE’S, 891 Main street, pounds slimmer, she has had to ed Bllsh and Alvord, 1 up. and the ball game will Interfere for the 1945 season. In pla^ng In Manchester’s sportMom. They’re loaded with blossoms how feated team, will open against in. fighting chance to make the grade can do no better than tie even If WAVE PERMANENT at and wonder what to well organized, we riecommend a can show you some beautiful, give up all the clothes she brought Albany at Utica. Ayers, and DeMartIn defeated L. as far as the time goes. The sit­ they win all. five. Sunday with, a break from the Ths Dwyer Trophy In or A bit of a..ugar added to flower and-will bloom for weeks. They’re Tufts on Saturday; “SepteMber 29 to a fourth straight flag despite put in your hus­ clever CHANGE PURSE, at SI.39, matched engagemen*' and wed­ from California. American Kelly and Parllman, 7 minus 6. uation Is another confusing one Cincinnati split a doubleheadsr weatherman, a capacity crowd la retain permanent poesearioa water will help\in keeping stems priced at $1.00 and $2.00 at Mc- The’ depleted stock of, small­ at the Bowl In New Haven. Tufts their two-game disadvantage In band's- lunch box.' which separates pennies, nickels. ding ringa. If it's a double ring Jo and sisters C?hristine and Detroit at Cleveland. (Lower Half) that has managed to hit the with Boston in the only other Na­ expected to take In the season’s be won by the same team 0 that .street. nipped the Coast Guard Academy best operated In the history of Many a flne diamond loses its most economical i placed by a large assortment. should match.. 'Hie new square California, attending’’ Polytechnic by a score of 14 to 6. The losers Philadelphia at Boston (2). Thornton and Froh, i up. Red Birds a better bet to catch 'to grab the second, 6-2, after los­ last year retired the Mor BEAUTY SALON keeps keys sorted. Both of real! ------High School. The three girls sang Remmey and Anderson defeated The appearance of Tommy Ar­ softball In town. prestige in a setting that is not lunch use the leftovers from last They come in bright red, blue, settings enhance the diamond. were being hailed as one of the Only games scheduled. Chicago than Washington Is to ing the opener. 3-1, on three suc­ Trophy and Matt lost Uttle till leather with three-sided zipper! A, medicine, chest makes a cori- on the radio In California,, later Webb and Huggins, 2 minus 1. mour and Gene Sarazen at the Individual trophies win be up-to-date. Your stone can be put night's dinner. -You'll find your­ ------T -- Zipper j and green in satin or a wool mix­ Prices go from $35.00 to $1,000.00. East’s top teams. National close the' gap on Detroit even cessive errors by Kermit Wahl In securing a new one fOr Uia ' Maote lUrUngton, Prop. self making tasty, tempting sand­ fastener, they’re sold at the CEN­ venient storage place for herbs in Chicago. But Jo’s season'with Hamilton and Oleksak defeated Manchester Country Club Sunday the 11th inning. Cincinnati’s Hank awarded, to membera ot both In the leairoe to battle into a yellow or v;hlte SOUL) ture. There are plenty of wool Cornell wlirmake her debut un­ Chicago at St. Louis (night), _ though the Tigers’ lead Is only a teams while to the sponsors will tot. wiches that he's sure to enjoy. TER PHARMACY. and seasonings. and cotton jerseys, too, in white Dark-colored cotton, linen, ray­ the Pled Pipers In the Tom4ny New York at Brooklyn. Straugh and Lamenzo, 4 minus 3. afternoon should attract a ca­ game and a half after yesterday’s Sauer hit threi^ homers, one in the MaMdBonarty may have 1 .a>7 M AIN BT. DIAL 7484 GOLD SETTING for »9.95, tax der a new Head Coach Ed Mc- Boyce and P. Ballsleper defeat­ pacity crowd. Armour has won go Individual cups. All money col­ Included, at the MATTHEW or colors. on, or crepe should always be Dorsey band made a professional, Keever playing Syracuse at Syra­ Boston at Philadelphia (night). 12-5 loss to the Nats. The Sena­ first tut and two in the nightcap. >5^ackground all season to.i Jersey i.s a fashion fabric-pet A tequoon of anise in a pint of of her. Ndw she is leaving them ed Collins and Davies, 5 mlmu,4. every major prize for which a pro Two doubleheaders. St. Louis at lected at the game will enter the WIOR store, 977 Main street. For The" exqai.site' dalhtine.ss e.ssen- Ironed "'bn the wrong side to pre­ cuse Saturday. The Big Red suf- Only games scheduled. tors are running, out of games League Accident Fund. but to those who'knew, te tial to feminine appeal is marred this season for after-five styles warm milk makes a soothing, Don't discard vent shininess. to branch out solo. Schubert and Peckham defeat­ in this country Is eligible. with only five to go and no more New York and Cleveland at Phila­ very much in the sporting pie real elegance you can have side because rt lends itself so well to sleep-producing nightcap. ' fered two losses when Gil Bouley ed Sloane and Kirkpatrick, 1 up. diamonds added. by -superfluous hairs. ELECTRO­ your bathrobe just She doesn’ t know yet how It giant lineman quit school to play Fighting Badgers with the Bengals. delphia were rained out and the In Manchester. LYSIS can remove such blemishes the newly .sponsored soft draping. because -it's getting feels to be famous. “ So far I’ve Mandly and McKeeyer defeated Sarazen won two National Southworth has either George, other clubs were not scheduled. Some HAN D-C A R V E D Work on paper as much as pos­ pro football and the loss of young permanently and safely. Consult Ami its wrinkle resistance makes shabby. All you sible to save work time. Parings, merely got a little more fan mail Madison — Twenty-two former Chanda and Reeka, 3 minus 1. Opens, the dream of every top Dockins or Art Lopatka ready to LaHNighlh Fights Teen-age glrla gain a feeling of it as practical as it is flattering. BROOCHES of dark wood—ini­ Paul Robeson, colored star who Braun and Peach defeated St. ■golfer. The pair with three mem­ self-reliance when they learn how MISS RENA HA LEM, 843 Main have to do is cut it pods and other refuse can be and more requests for favors. It left with an early Induction Into Wisconsin athletes earned service go after the Cubs tonight as the tials, hearts, and painted ducks— seems only a few weeks since I John and Faulkner, 1 up. bers in a pro-member tournament. Sid Miller Whips Yesterdayh Stai 36” White street; phone 2-1264. to knee length and quickly disposed of. the armed forces the reason. awards fighting with the armed after dark series continues. Added By Hie Associated Press. . ,4__ Here's a gooa tip are very unusual at McGILL- use . the material was a self-conscious girl back In Mathiason and Cole defeated Plan now to attend. This is a must tc the decided advantage the home CONVERSE. 645 Main street. Be­ Michigan Impreased last week forces during World War IL Rockwell and Stevenson, 1 up. Buffalo, N. Y.—Ray (Sugar) To obtain best results, wet to housewives for you've cut off to replace the worn California, studying for exams." for golf players and fans alike. club holds over the visitors in sea­ Doty in Hartford B y The Associated saving fuel, If you cause Ihey are carved as a hobby, WINTER COATS to fall in love • « * All Second Round Matches must Robinson, 151%, stopped Jimmy shoes should be stuffed with paper spots. It’s easy to do—doesn’t take with are coming in at the WIL- son play, is the fact that Chicago George (Tsae, Senaton are planning to use they’re only $1.48, and are, as Mr. Maybe, she .says, the fun will be completed no later than Sun­ Bill Sacherek had a great time Mandell, 167 $4-, Buffalo (5) John­ and coated lightly with oil and al-: much time— and you've saved ROSE SHOP, 587 Main street. In has been able to win only four rf 16-hit barrage against W u rlTIz f r your oven — plan McGill say.s, “The best biiy I’ve come later. But so far success day, Sept. 23. talking with hla fingers to Jimmy Hartford, Sept. 10—(F)— Sid ny aark, lt)l. New York, knocked lowed to dry slowly at low heat, money. the brand new “ topper” length Club Championship ^ , 14 at night while the Card^ have out Bobby Giles, 161, Buffalo (2). with two singles and a ba to make as many seen.” means saving your voice (training Anest deaf mute who fought at taken 33 of 47 moonbeam tilts. Miller of Detroit. 1584. made it away from much light. are such details as gold buttons Championship Flight — ^rml- Oklahoma City—Frltzle Zlvlc, Ing triple In a 12-5 victory. things at once as it NIOHOLS-BRISTOL 155 Cen­ yourself not to yell at football the Auditorium last night. During Barrett Wins 22nd two out of three over Red Doty, will hold. Roast your meat, bake A small bag filled with corn­ dressing up a snappy black; vel­ games), posing and posing for flnal matches. ' one of the fights loose ropes found 1534, of Hartford In the ten 150, Pittsburgh, defeated Billy Whltey KurowskI, Ordli Add mint leaf to a can of peas ter street, doesn’t look back to vet collar and tiny velvet buttons Charley (Red) Barrett, the fel­ Pianos and a cake or even a bread. You'll find starch when du.sted on the palm publicity pictures, rehearsing and Spedal Bob Boyce defeated Jack Mace, boxer come tumbling through round feature bout at the Auditor­ Deeg, 148. Corpus Christl. Tex., Drove In all S t Louis runs la A | to make them taste like fresh “ the good old days" but ahead to from shoulder to wrist; handsome low who was “thrown In" In the- this a saving in both fuel and of the hand will absorb perspira­ making records, and competing 7-5. headed for Bill’s lap. 110 moved in ium here last night. The De­ ( 10 ). shade of Chicago as the Accordions At peas. the “great new days” with the fur tuxedos setting off brilliant deal that sent Mort Jor civil- FURNITURE AND MUSIC “THOU SHALT NOT” perfume ting the children to New York—Morris Relf. 1464, In the first game and smashed f careful electrical planning, you tween your hands and give it two tion; February, primrose; March, .being over five fee.t, seven. But HamUton, 1 up. gee In 1937. scheduled eight-round seml-flfial. 763 Main St. Tel. 5680 and toilet water, sold exclusively may flnu your new home "old’’ be­ or three gentle jerks. If it breaks empty their lunch Ladies’ Eskel Buckland defeated John Tony Vero, 147, Stamford, outpointed Vic Costa. 147, New in the second game, a 6-3 Red i at QUINN’S PHARMACY, 873 violet; April, daisy; May, llly-of- her manager, Mike Neidorf, likes Sportsman's' Park housed its I ians in 1 yard, to 5 fore its time. Although electrical or shows signs of breaking, it is box, is not filling it to remind her that If Hollywood Chanda, 1 up 20 boles. Late congratulations to Frank largest night turnout of the Cardi­ knocked out Tommy Harmon, 146. York (8). Sid Haber, 144, Brook' tory. Main atreet. the-vaUey; June, rose; July, sweet with the unbalanced lyn, defeated Joe Nuccl, 1404> yard pieces. wiling is one of the lowest cost prolMthly not worth using. pea; August, gladiolH September, wants you bad enough, a few (Buckland 9 up on Barnes at Vittner and the Missus on tbe aj;- nals’ season, 22,174, to watch the New London, in the aecond round Items in any home, it is one of the \, ____ diet they might pre inches will make no dliXerence. Dickeys end o f first 18 boles). rival of a baby boy at the Man­ Birds make their big bid for the of a scheduled rix. Joe Polo- New Orleans (6). Don’t fret over those fruit and aster; October, dahlia; November, fer — but making most frequently neglected. A bet- . STrtTS — SUITS — SUITS — chrysanthemum; December, holly Second Flight — Semi-final chester Memorial hoapital. ■ - flag. They weren’t disappointed as witzer, 138, East Hartford, and White Plains, N. T.—CooUdge ^• Beautifully sheer and vegetable stains on your hands ter-than-average wiring job will of the nationally advertised the nutritious foods they require and matches. Joe Attella, 141, New York, drew Miller, 1664. Brooklyn. technlcaUy after canning. They’ll come off or poinsettia. a Southworth's gang overcame • /h r Cold bring you maximum convenience CAROL BRENT brand fill a long seem attractive. Take a bit of Martin Alvord defeated Mitchell Throagh For Sesaon two-run advantage the Cubs In six, and Jimmy White, 178, New knocked out Tony Olllo, 171. New with lemon juice or a bit of cuti­ extra time and get big results In W om en’s Hats -washes and dries in a and comfort and he.p insure high rack at MONTGOMERY WARD. A good method for cleaning karpuaka, 1 up. punched through the makeshift York, won a six round decision Haven, Conn., (6). Eddie Murphy. N e e d cle remover. resale value. BETTER WIRING They have the very new checks your children’s growth and devel Norman Reeks defeated Gordon Cincinnati — Pitcher Nate An- over Earl Epptnger, 185, New 135, New York, outpointed Patsy Mornings metal lamp bases Is to apply a opment Jackets Infield in the first Inning and came hfew minutes. Takes FOR b e t t e r u v m G . in sizes up to twenty and a beau­ Tell Future Parllman, 7-6. drewsi obtained by the Reds from on to win. Whltey KurowskI drove Zoccano, 140, M ontr^ (5). To remove paper that sticks to thin coat of wax to the metal ..and York. tiful range of solid-color in green, then, after allowing it to stand a (Reeks 2 up on Alvord at end of the Braves, was told to go home home all three runs. . I tinting wonderfully. Get Your your table top, moisten it with a Hair ’ fashions for fall are still blue, brown, navy, and black, up PEIARL BEADS are “ right' first 18 holes). and make a fresh start next The Detroit - Washington serifs little, olive oil. few moments, rub It off with a with so many coatumes, you’ll By Ruth Millett N e w on the upsweep with a multitude to size forty-four. They’re all soft dry cloth. A British military critic claims Third Flight — Semi - final spring. finale was a nightmarish Imll 6f styles that include braids, buns, wool, of course, and priced from want to sea the assortment at matches. , Perfect for Blouses, MATTHEW -W IOR’S. 977 Main that we will be able to tell from Warm— Woolly “ Town Meeting Counti’y,’’ with twists and poufs. $24.75 to $29.95. Styles Include Plug in your portable TRIL- AUen Ayers defeated Elnar An­ its anecdotes of eas*'en^ Connecti­ street. The new choker length, women’s styles whether “the fu­ I ^lips, Scarfs, Curtains. the soft dressmaker type and the MONT HEATER from B. D. ture wrlll bring another great up­ derson, 4-8. cut, is onb of the wide range of Paris suits, afternoon and eve­ strictly tailored with collar or demanded by noany fail necklines, Max Schubert defeated Orl Brakes^! PEIARL, 599 Main street, and any comes in single .or double strands heaval or a return to peaceful sta­ Slight imperfections NEW BOOKS at HARRISON’S ning dresses have interest concen­ cardigan cut. room you choose Is flooded with bility." Peterson, 2-1. SWEATERS new gift shop, 849 Main atreet. trated on neck yokes and berthas —or you may want the new-old Finals. comforting warmth, for circulat­ high choker on a black velvet tie. He points out that in tranquil ' that ^ not affect BEDROOM by use of contrasting material and Cooked meats and ready-to-eat ing heat, behind, Insulated grill- periods women. Who' are extremely Max Schubert defeated AUen Buick . . .. You’ll find the regular ien^h, sin (One way you can have your mar­ by outlining wide shoulder lines meats should be stored in the re- work, safely and efficiently pene­ Ayera. 1 up. By Hugh Fu]Iez(oa, Jr. <&series although he hit only .231 gle or double, too. All start at sensitive creatures, go for soft ! wearability. . riage and your face Is to limit the trates the chilly comers. fashions that accentuate their Best Ball Toqmamsnt Friday Joe Kuhel, Senstora— Rudy’s Chevrolet . cold-creaming to IS minutes before $4.75, tax included. New York. Sept 19—(F)— Word normal outline. # Quick-change fresheners for your suits, 'Another popular Best Ball opposite; a fancy fielder.but only In a great bedtime. That's the solution sug­ Tournament will be’ played over from Chicago is that Northwest­ Chrysler 6 . HOURS; SUPPERS Those extra little But, says he, when women bei^n sweaters, dressee. Pull length back and front, has touched the .300 mark at bat gested by Ann Delafield, director "things" for men, Salad dressing Is scarce so you .to flatten their figures and wear the “Long Nine” Friday afternoon. ern ,U. Aluinlil have given Athletic three tiihes In his 15 major league variety of of a Fifth Avenue Salon. —- Colonial^ Quilt — may want to stretch It by adding adjustable waist In white, new colors and De Soto . . Daily 9 A. .’if. - 6 P. M. '- A i : that make life juat exaggerated hats, there is trouble There wUl be a dinner after the Director Ted Payseur four years seasons . . . Phil Cavarretta, As good as keeping cream on all top milk, lemon juice, or other brewing. , ° • patterned fabrics. match where plana for tbe Forth' Saturday 9 .A. M. - 8 P. M. a little more com­ fruit juices. in which to produce a winning Cubs—*Fhe “boy wonder” of the fiolid colors night, she says, ly to keep it on a fortable these busy That is a handy explanation of. coming Pro-Member Tournament football team . . . I f Ted and 1935 Cubs. Phil hit only .125 in Dodge . . . face to which the blood flow Is in­ By Mrs. .\nhe Cabot days are all to be style trends for women to tuck’ win be discussed Please contact Coach Pappy Waldorf fail to pro­ hit first world series. ’Three years Vegetables should be cooked in Ford . . . ^. creased for IS minutes. To in­ found.___ the pipe away.in the back of, their minds. Ben Roman If you care to be here duce with the kind o f material later he belted Yankee pitching and plaids 'CHENEY BROTHERS crease the blood flow to your face, The “ peony” quilt beloved by the smallest possible quantity of for the tournament or the dinner. that will become his favorite. . It is a perfeej answer to the they’ll get. they will have some for .462. Never batted .300 until Gustafson’s ^ our great grandmothers is a m.od- water to preserve vitamins and DI\’ots Hudson 6 . the pouch he'll never part with and man who wise-cracks about the Dickeys very embarrassing questions to last season sind now he' tops the REMNANT em color-symphony When done in minerals. The Ladles wlU be guests at the BROWNBILT a host of other side-kicks. new fashions and claims that answer . . > More tips; Look for National ’ Leagriie above the. .350 Nash . . . . SALESROOM shades o f' winey-red and soft, women are nothing but a bunch of Farmington C.' C. on Wednesday.— SHOE STORE dusty pinks. The green leaves! Something very, very special in Holly Mandley’a 66 ties the record Rex Bowen, Field . ^ d Business mark . . . Ray Sanders, Cardinals ARRIVED With the. early dark setting in, sheep who would wear anything Reduced to . , Manager of the 'ThomasvUle club —Ray has earned a world aeries Olds 6 . . . HARTFORD ROAD and stems should be whipped onto j the way of GIFT PACKAGES for under the sun if they were per­ $1.00 68c score made ‘by both Ben Roman 70S MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER it’s wise to check on your LIGHT those boys and girls who must ■ , * 'x ‘ r o i the Fort Worth State cut in each o f his three big league Slipon MANCHESTER the lower section o f the white BULBS. Tou’ll find at POTTER- suaded It was high style. ' and Rickey Anderson—Ben Roman Packard 6 . In the Johnson ^tock TODAY block. The “peony" quilt Is a derl-1 spend another lonesome Christ­ We arcn’I^ sheep. Mister. We’re has really been eating up the front League this past season, to turn seasons. He’ll be disappointed if TON’S at the Center, not only the mas overseas in on sale at BUR­ up In the Fort Worth front office he doesn't make it again. League- vation of the famous Le Moyne j re'gular sizes but the fluorescent Just sensitive — sensitive to the nine recently for he’s had 8$-33- and " Plymouth .. W om en‘s Sizes in. Star which d atn from 1699 and TON’S, INC.. All sorts of goodies events our intuition tells us you L^ies* 84-34-85-36 wi hla last six atarts.— when the Texas League resumes Leading fielder at first in 1044. type and the long-absent LUMl- are Included—hard candies, pack­ baseball' next year . . A south- His specialty Is bitting doubles. was first quilted In New Orleans in LINE bulbs. are cooking up. There’s strife knd Henry Rockwell and Adam Wolz Pontiac . . . A llW o o l " honor of Jean Le Moyne who aged figs, rum-dipped fruit cake, unrest ahead. Okay, we ^flect it are responsible for getting Gene erii grid scout tabs Louisiana Button' such snacks as kippers, turkey State's Y. A . Tittle “the best Cleaning the Cuff ‘^’tudehaker . . 6 1 1 . 1 found^ the city. Recmt research shows that it is In the styles you call crazy. Sarazen up here for Sunday’s KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS pstUes, and jars pr caviar, as If yoii want us to wear the kind Water Repellent Jackets Tournament passer I’ve seen' in a long time." Bob. Glodsteln. Spokane’s contri Front Styles quicker to cook vegetables with a' well as gatnea and reading matter . . . He’ll have tbe aid o f (3yde button to the All-American boys FOR THIS WEEK: To obtain complete cutting pat­ cover on the kettle. Quick cooking of clothes that make us look ex­ Prices ituAude tern for the 12-incb blocks, sewing to delight the loved ones Ready tremely feminine and that really . Sties It to 20. Lin(Uey, a good pass-grabbing end, baseball game has decided to en­ CHOO-CHOO POLKA— Gabardine preserves the color and food value for mailing, they’re priced from so don't be surprised if TlUle wins ter the U. of Washington after re­ 4 w h e e l s Kay Kyser and and finishing instructions.' amount of the vegetables. ' become us. then build us a peace­ THAT’S FOR ME— His Orchestra of all matefials specified for the $2.00 to $8.00. ful, happy world. where;:a-wpman ^ iS p e r l « m is.— .------ports had'-drculated that he had ■Peony "Qiillt itW ttrm isn’t faced' with the pbssIbnlty'-oF an offer from Illinois that was Leave jroar car tii , When defrosting a refrigerator, “ too good to turn down." He’s a THERE YOU GO— Tontriiy Dorsey a'nH send 18 cents tn coih, plus 1 cent try putting a folded newspaper Rayon bathing suits should be having to step into some man’s Saturday, S spt 33 Take Your Pick 1.96 and up ‘ „ morning and pleh it dried slowly-^not In the sun. Jf shoes. first-class basketball player, too BOOGIE WOOGIE— - H is postage, your nkme, addMss and along each side of the evaporator PA’S va. Grill. 3:30, West Side Slnpe the pennant Contenders the evening. Orchestra 38 to 42 the suit baa a heavy skirt, lay' it And If you scoff at this explana­ . 1 . Th4 only civilian on Colorado pattern number to Anne Cabot so that the drippings will be di­ $5*95' Reduced to . • $ 3 e 7 9 Oval. won’t decide the major league Would you like to become a member of our “Listen” fam­ .(.The Manchester Evening Herald) out flat to dry. Suits should oc­ tion for our fashion trends, then Rotary (3Ub Soap Box Derby. races for themselves, this comer (College’s starting football team, OPEN 7:30 TO 10:< rected into the drip tray. we can say, “ Well, I’m juat jell­ ily? Come In anc^ leave your name and we w'iU-send it Black Only 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 19, casionally be washed in mild suds. __ Sunday, S ^ t 33 will cover sU four In the annual blocking back Johnny Steele, Is a w you eaci) month, free of charge. LISTEN —-..THE N, Y. ing it to you for what it is worth. review by positions and let you discharged soldier . . George O-o-ob, are they delicloijst It's not my'jdea. A man thought WJ’s va. SO's, 6 p. m.. North GUIDE TO GOOD MUSIC — published-monthly.' " Crisp, fresh almonds, covered Be your own reuecorator with $4*95 Reduced to • • $ 3 « 1 9 End Field. ' .. decide for yourself which you (Wetwaah) Marshall already has Sleeveless Sweaters a wall pairit that la washable! It- up— and a military expert at like. signed for his Redskins to train Typically Japaoeae with rich, melt-in-tbe-mbuth milk that Saturday, S spt 38 chocolate. They’re put out by ULTRA LUMINALL WALL Opening Football Game, Ifaa- First Bass: Rudy York, Tlgsrs— at Los Angeles n«xt fall .... PAINT Can be used ovei wa'Ipa- • “ And v/h:'t’.~ • GREEN LOVELL AND boVELL and Ju»t hat, ' chaster va. Bristol High, 3:80, Mt Rudy's slugging mads ' him the Wssk’s best Una (By Dick Young. per or almost any type siirfa ,e N. Y. News): "Ths hit became a Japan's national flower Is the received at QUINN’S PHARMA^ till Vi r'. : I Nebo Field. Tiger first bMsman and, to every­ STAMPS / f CY, 673 Main street The price, on s coat, applied with brush ir one’s surprise, he sat two major double because Dgnny Gardells chrysanthemum, but, like most of roller, Is ample— a.id it driea in everybody la wto....,, . ' 80 OAKLAND- their other assets, the Japs did not $1.35 a pound, is moderate for GLENNETS Francis Sco*t Key composed the leaims fielding records at that was 'thrtsdlng his way througa T6S MAIN 8TRBKT forty minutes. Get it at McGlLL- like this." P f l O m H I TELEPHONE 5680 adopt It until someone else had these days. “Hj^paaglad Banner’’ Sept U, I^Uon. Can break up any gams thaaa laa^nary treca ba eacriea Furniture and Music Home of Frigidalre perfected it. Chinete plant breed- CONVERSE, 648 Main street.... gad be did it oaes la the 1M6 iritB him In' left field.** . r m A N ' M i i T t k . " r One of every five 'narrow-n* 'k r -w* were developing the flower as Mestf should be unwrapped as botUes„made in the United Staten I early as the fifth century A. D. , soon ak it comes from the store in the first half of 1948 was ai liimluiiiiiiiiM «n d placed Inuncdiately In the rs- The Inquirer bCer botUa. t ,' / MANUHBSTT5R EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 9 ,194S BER 19, 1945 ilB FOURTEEIV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'FER. CX)NN. WEDNESDA'Y IttUNERVIUE FOLKS BY FONTAINE

Aatomobttes for Sale Business Services Offered 13 Household Services Hd'lp l^inted— Female 35 Building Materials 47 H&u.sehold Coudt 51 Offered 1 3 ^ iO VB SFAVBF Sense and Nonsense w I L/ B E F?.'rr' 1937 CHEVROLET coach. 1937 BUARANTEED RADIO Service, YOUNG WoiiiJA5J to work In de- FOR S A L E x^SL ^iIE flagging, FOR SALE — 2 SMALL steam Teacher—Junior, what are the Man (entering hat store) — Classified Dodge sedan, 1937 Nash coupe, Complete cleaning and check-up WINDOWS Washed, screens and slrable modern dry cleaning various colofii for stepping Classified Then the Boileymoon Ended of your radio $3,00. All makes awnings removed. Sftrm windows plant. Call 2-0030 fop arrange- stones, terrace* an.d walks Green, radiators. Telephone 3010. “ This la so sodden,” two genders ? Please take Uiat bright green hat 1927 Wyllis coupe, 1941 Dodge out of the window for me. ravllo's repaired. Expert service. installed. Walls wa-shed, floors ments. grey, purple, variga,ted blocks. Said the griiom while taking Junior—Masculine and femi­ sedan. Brunner’s. 80 Oakland BOMB nine. The masculines are divided Salesman—Why, certainly. Al­ street, open 'till 10. Call 5191. Military, training. Phone 4.5,53. waxed. Also Inside painting. Call Richard L^wls, 56 Ardmore road, Advertiser -nJs WtlrlfM k. NCA SXBVICE. iK One of tNe biscuits lAdvortiseipents WANTED — Part-time . yOupg Manchester Pl.one 7191. . FOR SALE — White table-top I jy c t^ O R E M APMOLD Of his bride’s first baking. into temperate and intemperate, ways pleased to oblige. R EFitlO E RA noN service;^ Gen­ 7474. woman to help in adult family. Roper stove. Telephone 2-1490. and the feminines Into frigid and Man (persisting)—You’re sure It For Sale NEW G.M.C. t4-ton pickups. No For Rent F o i Salt’ —Christine Shearer. rTVsr Rent priority permit necessary. Ford eral Electric. Orunow, Croaley. CURTA:n S. Hand laundered, Write Box C-D, Herald. torrid. will be no trouble? FOR SALE— Rex ga.s hot water ■ DetiaM Gets Curious 8T—Brown and white mongrel sa«^» 58 She wa.9 lost in this'' pleasant their business is to transact busi­ langpiBiirs. No one would blame anytime 2-1275. PORTER WANTED part-time for 7208. Unanswered questions in the \Small sums were Invariably Army fmir wheel drive, J895. afternoon work. Apply _ Federal reverie when, abruptly, a not too ness and they wish to visit us as them for possible' missspeHing: Small down ..payment. Brunner.Sf EXPERT REPAIRS of ahlngles. YOU CAN still get a good price mind of Mr. Spud Delaney, substi­ paid to him without the require- Bake Shop, 885 Main street. FOR SALE—Silage- com, Louis tute driver for the Metropolitan distant roar and reverberation a matter of economy, . we shall But how about our good old Announcements 5191. Open to 10 evenings., OIL BURNERS serviced and re­ .slate, composition and tin roofs. for your paper and rags. Call mem of music, until one night a Bunce, 529 West Center street. Wantedx-rReal E_tate 77 Transfer Company, nagged at his sounded. turn them awa.y. Last week a sis­ English? There are some 500,000 placed. Warm air furnaces re­ Rebuilding and repairing of Phone 8116. 5879. Wm. Ostrinsky, 182 Biaaell Fear seized Carolyn and held sold^ In whom a love of melody chimneys and flashings. E. V. curiosity for a full half hour while ter-in-law who doesn’t like us words In Mr. Webster's book, and jlUBBUSTEB — Cleans pipe*, 1937 Buick' Special 4--door sedan, paired and replaced For full in­ street WANTED— U S ’TINGS of your her motionless for a moment. Then and a'':As:otch economy were hap­ came to town to see us and her radiators and boiler of your heat- formation call Van Camp Bros. Coughlin, 390 Woodland street. Help Wanted— Male or he edged his truck In and out of pily colnb'in^d Insisted that the here are a few considered among radio, heater and 4 hew tires, ex­ FOR SALE—Peppers, large and properties. We have the buyers. she literally snatclwd off pajamas dentist. She visited in our home the most difficult, comparable to , Ing system.. Removes scale and cellent mechanical condition. 1.5! years’ experience! Tel. 5244. Phone 7707. Female 87 I»weet for frying. Also tomatoes. WAN’TED— Cabinet type oil heat­ For quick resuIU call William the clty’s_ traffic. Technically he and' dressed again, meanwhile k.trolling\musIcian do some piping should have taken the truck route while waiting for her new’ false many In other languages: Jrust and prevents further rust. Priced ' under . celling. Marlow Free Inspection.^! Call' at 214 Gardner street. er with flue connections. Call 4073 trying to explain to her mother for hlB pay. A BACK to pre-war roofing, sid­ WANTED—Help to work on pota­ Goodchild, Offipe 15 Forest street, down Commerce street, which teeth.' Another relative brought Honorifleabilitudinitatibus I ^Treatment good for 12 months, M otor. Sales,' 191 Center street. . after 4 p. m. Manchester 3898.,11-fl dally, Hart­ that the blast sounded like an ex­ The mer^icant hbaitated and RANGE BURNERS and power ing. insulation, new ' ceilings, to harvest. R. B. WoodbridgC) would' have been faster, but this fier child to have his tonsils re-< Transubstantiationa I Ists t To add solution after mixing ac- ford 2-0779 evenings. plosion and might be concerned seemed embliTrassed, biit^i** P*' moved, and she and the child call­ Inanthropotoorphtsability cording to directions remove safe- burners of all makes and kinds paperhanging, . painting. etc. 495 East, Middle ’Turnpike. Tele­ WANTED—OLD-fashloned music was midnight and by going tron peraisted:. I phone 3257 or 3494. Household Goods 51 box. State price, size, condition. with her work at the laboratory. ed it a visit. Cousin Annie came Dlsproportlonablenessea [ ty valve and pour In with funnel. FOR SALE— 1931 Model A Ford, cleaned ' and adjiistec 10 years’ Large savings, time payments, straight through town he could She paused on ly' to telephone Beggar (wltk clarinet)—Well, experience. Tel. 2-1731, 44 Main Box G, Herald. stop over by the furniture factory today with her four children to Interconvertlbllltles [ Pour It In—leave It in—no draln- excellent condition. Call 2-1541. free estimates. Tel. 7014, ’The NEW Legal Notices' for a taxi and was on the side­ senor, since you Insist, I must con­ ckeh^ge the things she bfiught Histomorphologlcally 1 lug _ n o flushing. ^ Manchester street. Apex Home Remo^Iing Corp. and have a W e beer with his walk when It came. fess to you—I, sbnor,. have never Situations Wanted— 8-ROOM OUTFIT LIUC'OB PEBMIT friend. Red Crkgin. ^ when she did shopping here Intecdlfferentlatlon i Plumbing Supply Co.. 877 Main $2,"8 Rooms Without Board 59 played a note In my' life! week ago, and they ate the very Bupersensitlvenessea FOR SALE—SCHOOL BUS, scats BOOKKEEPING and AccounUng ROOFING. ASBESTOS sldewalla, Female 38 NOTICE OF APPLICATIOir It was past 1 when'Spud left — W’all Street Journal. la treet Tel. 4425. ^ Small deposit holds It—$4 weekly. Thl» Ib to give notice that I. FRANK "The explosion— to the Schoen- Ia.st of our red. points. If people Hypersensltlvencsses ' ^ 34. Telephone 2-1889. records 'tept weekly. Balanced eavestroi gh conductors, Nu- DB FELICE, of 100 Homeetead street. Red’s bar, singing,. He was not monthly for income tax purposes, Constats of bedroom, living room feld Laboratoiy, driver. . Please really want to 'i^ it us It Is all PULVERIZED ^Peat or humus wood ceilings and Interior walls. NURSE wants 8 or 12 hour duty ROOM FOR RENT^ 26 Linden Mancheeter, have hied an application drunk^—he was too'smart tp get Mother—Did that .Soldier at­ confidential notary public. Phone and breakfast s .t and additional dated September 8th, 1945. with the rush! I am so— ” right, but we object to being used Wow iready to be delivered any time, Wood shingling, general repair­ in private home. Call Manchester street. drunk on any driving Job—^but he tempt to kiss you last nlghj? Wanted Antos— 3627 days or evenings. ing. Free estimate. ’Time pay­ 7101.^ pieces. Liquor Control Commission tor 'a wasn’t depressed, elther\ He had "That’s east, miss. The explo­ by our loved ones.” A "W ave" who' wears- -a - eotton f Bapecially recommended for to- TaveriMpr the sale of alcoholic liquof Daughter—Well, Mother, you Motorcycles 12 ments. Louis Lavlgne, Manches­ Can be purchased separately. TWO ROOMS furnished for rent. a good new cigar, on Red. sion was sout'west, You know stocking ^ bacco beds, nurseries, lawns, on the p ra ise s, 174 West Middle don’t think he came all toe way It happened at a recent alumni Need never give her dood a lock­ plants, etc. Telephone 6432 — FLOOR m a c h in e s ter Roofing. Call 3-1428. WILL CARE FOR children In my A-L-B-E-R-T-S Private entrance, continuous hot Turnpike. Manchester. The business Is “ Red, I got the nuttiest load 1 what it was? Gee, it knocked me from camp Just to listen ip our dinner: ing; Qua Schaller. 352 Woodland 1936 CHEVROLET coach. Must be home, 5 days a week. Write 43 Allyn street, Hartford water and shower. Some kltdhen owned by FRANK DE FELICE, of ever beard of," he declared sar­ outa my— !” FOR RENT ROOFTNC. — SPECLAUZTNG In Branch of too Homestead street, Manchester, and — - W ae-it? '—Obi— Oh dear! . . . radio, do you? \ Alumnus—Will you pass the The girl who chooses other makes {Street! In good condition.'Will pay cash, Box F. M„ Herald. privileges, 101 Chestnut street. ' castically, before climbing up -ti repairing roofs of all kinds, also Connecticut’s Largest Furniture will be conducted by FRANK DE- his truck cab. “ Big as my two I—look, driver, do you know a nuts, Professor? Gets al1,.the runs and all toe Write Box C, Herald. Sanders and Polishers. FELICE. <>f too Homestead street, Professor (absent-mindedly)— -WANTED—Ride dally to Hart- new roofs No job too small of Stole Manchester, as permittee. fists, aettln’ on cotton. farmhouse out 30 miles? A—a Gardening on Sunday \ breaks. jford, to arrive there about 8 a. WAVgED—WE NEED used car* McGILL-CONVERSE, INC. large. Good work, fair price. Free Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Special discounts and coi.slderatlon A FURNISHED room In a private FRANK DE FELICE. "'"Want to ace It?” Spud opened deserted — a place with land I’m 'a Methodist, and some peo\ Yes, I suppose so; but I really Dated September 18th, 1945. •pie think It wrong for me to delve should flunk them. in. Call 6400. and pay top prices Cash talks 645 Main S t Tel. 6887 estImatcH. Call Howley. Manches­ given to all members of L s armed home, on bus line. Telephone 6803 a side door aW climbed Into the around More than 15,000!000^ pounds of and we have it Stop and get bur ter 5.361. forces and members of their tam- , dark truck. Bob Hale was to have gone on in the g^arden on Sunday, but FOR SALE—6 weeks old pigs, $10 Well Worth Trying rubber grade carbon bla'dc, an Im­ offer. Cole Motors—Ul64. SHEET METAL WORK hot air llles. We will gladly send one of PLEASANT ROOM, next to bath He had his cigaf\between his to toe farmhouse to receive toe there is nothing In the church dis­ each. Henry Olin, Highland Park, cipline or In my conscience which When we criticize self. .. portant Ingredient In tires, ^-ere 'furnace repairing. New hot air our Courtesy cars to shor/ you this In private family. Near bus and fingers and he gestured with It shipment of X-999 after driving produced in the first half of 1945, Moving—Trucking— Center, 172 Maple street. 2-0477. Starve and Beat her home ' that evening. But ehe' .toggests that It Is a crime to work And for others have praise, and air conditioning furnaces In­ FOR SALE—’Two Guernsey heif­ furniture. No obligation on yoiir at the parcel. Red stepped up to Business Services Offered 13 . Storage 20 - see and Spud snapped on' a.n In­ now realized how inadequate her in my garden on suitable Sunday This trembled old earth stalled Eaves trough and con­ ers, fresh, and 16 months old bull. part. TO RENT — Single or double Will see bettw days. ductor repairing. Norman Bentz, Nazi Prisoners terior light. Red pushed the thing descrlptidh was, how silly really. afternoons and help God grow our LOCAL MOVING and -trucking. Gerald Rls'ley, Vernon. Tel. 9763. rooms. Near bus line. Meals op­ Distress In her voice made the food. With a large part of the — Llriwood L. Russell. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES W ANTED REPAIRS ON washers, vacuums, 8966 FOR SALE— Child’s large maple tentitiyely with his foot. ‘ beaters.'' Irons or what have you. Inquire 28 Foley street. Phone- tional. Inquire 3 Durkin street, “ It’s Just tied.” he Observed. i^ v e r stare at her. world starving. It would be a crib complete. Good condition. 1st Instructcti;—When we .speak of Pick-up and deliver. ’The Friendly w a n t e d - ALL KINDS u t elec- 6718. -’raen let’s go there!” she sud- crime If I did not do my bit on Poultry and Supplies 43 floor. 73 Bissell street. - Paris, Sept. 19.—()P)—The con­ t\V\y. ViieRt 60\Vi:6 Flx-It Shop, 718 North Main. trlc wiring and'repairing. Any The hint was enough. Arrogant denlYx ordered. "Southwest, I Sunday and every other day. the Seven Seqa. let's be specific. AUS’TTN A. CHAMBLRS Com­ Apart mdnts— Flats— servative newspaper Figaro, Freshtfian — Okay, Professor; IO A vyysrv A Secretary Telephone 4777, -W. ^Burnett. size fob given prompt attention. Mr. Spud Delaney- bit his cigar mean."'''N —Luther G. M>isk. of Sandston, Call .3975 before 7 p. in. pany. Trailer van service. Local FOR SALE—Breakfo-st set. bed­ Tenjments 6.H sharply criticizing French treat­ ’They p ^ c d .several other taxi­ Va.. In a letter to the Richmond you be specific and I’ll be Atlan­ FOR SALE —FRESH EGGS de- ment of German prslonera, said again and, puffing,. untied toe tiny, LIGHT •raUCKING. aahes and ' - « ■ ' ■ ■■ . ■ . . moving, packing anc storage. room suite, easy chair convertible cabs going sbiithwcst, and then a Times-Dispatch. tic. For Insurance Office. livered. Telephone 7495. FOR RENT — 3-Room furnished today many of the prisoners were parcel orl the truck floor. Red v n r " ^ rubbish removed rejasonsible. Tel. PierrURE FP-f-MING. Have that Dial 5187, Into bed.. Inquire 45 Seaman Cir­ police car witlj siren shrilling apartment to nice couple. Reason­ systematically starved and sav­ watched. Agency Experience 3661. I special picture framed. Special cle, Qrford Village. passed them. ThVy had to pull able; Call after 8:30. 2-1274. agely beaten. “ Hunh,” Spud grunted. “Got a rat : for military subjects. Work BABY CHICKS. 3 weeks old. AUo metal lid two Inches thick or bet­ over to let fire trucklKgo by. They FUNNY BUSINESS Painting— Papering 21 (?OAL CONSERVATOR No. 20. Preferred. REFRIGERATION SERVICE called for and delivered. Call 2 banty roosters. Call 8915. FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms. “ In a number of camps are vio­ ter. Wire, handle." knew now they had thC',right di­ Mar Chester 7671. Thermostat, ;cpntrol, almost new. lated, at r the expense of the <3er- Gmnow. Coldspot. Crosley, PAINTING AND Paperhanging. FOR SALE!— Fancy milk fed broiP' Also one room with board. 136 “Lift It. Go on!” rection, If Are trucks wee-t:^ com­ Outside painting a specialty. All Price reasonable. H. P. Churchill, mans, not only international rules The lid was heavy, and under ing from this distance, and'this Westlnghouse, and all other makes. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION ers and fryers, dressed and de­ Bissell street.' Phone 3665 Commercial and Domestic. work guaranteed 1st class. For 145 Adams street, • Buckland, governing war prisoners but gen­ that was a second lead case, tinier long after the explosion, It miiat SERVICE livered. Also Strictly fresh eggs Conn. ’Tel. 2-0180. FOR RENT— 6 room, 2nd floor eral laws governing reSpect for mean a second o' free estimates and friendly call, from the Glenview Farm. Order still. Spud eyed It. SCIENTIFIC Servicing All Makes of Commercial apartment. Central location, oil human dignity.” the newspaper "Couldn’t be rocks,” he "ven­ alarm fire someWhere, the driver Joseph Mur^wski, 14 E^ex FOR SALE—Glenwood bungalow ^ O .J V g?->0 I? 0 O O ri V. and Domestic Refrigeration nice mealy potatoes and. apples heater. Write Box P, Herald. said in an editorial. tured. “ If the guy was shlppln’ said. But no blaiee was visible. REFRIGERATION GO. Franklin P. Lipp Wm. H. Brandt street. Tel. 2-0338. for delivery next month. Tel. type gas stove with auxiliary 37 Oak St. Phone: 2-1226 Food destined for prisoners dis­ diamonds, there’d be the steel car Ambulances streaked ' by them ’TELEPHONE 4762 INTERIOR AND Ehtterior decor­ Hartford 8-0271. heater on side. Tel. 6071. appears before It reaches Its des­ arid guards. And It ain’t a money twice. FOR RENT PLUMBER, ateamfltter, pump *>4 litf Keeney St. Manchester, Ct. W'anled to Rent 68 ating. Roofing, floor' sanding, R. I. Red Roasting chickens 40 WIN A GIFT In KeiWs “Old Fur:- tination. and some camps are fall box.” "Oh-h-/i!” That was Involun­ I ^ ' chanlc. Carl Nygren. 15 SouM general repairinR, Pre-\Var prices. of living skeletons, "nearly like Spud lifted toe second tight tary, frorh Carolyn. J 5 Rooms and Bath in Wel- GENERAL Landscaping, garden cents a pound, live weight. 14 nlture Contest.” Keith’s are w a n t e d t o r e n t — 4-room street TeL 6497 ."What was It, miss? What I'don Ajpartmehts, 300 Por- and excavating. Telephone 7644 Work guaranteed. K. E. Webster. weeks old R. I. red pullets $i:50, awarding gifLs to 10 customers house, apartment or flat. Wanted those of'th e German camps,” the cover. There, In a center depres­ ALLEY OOP Tel. 6965, \ apiece A Nelson, 737 Lydall who have the oldest Keith furni­ newspaper said, adding that sion In toa heavy lead, was what busted?” , I tier Street. Rent $59.00 per RADIO REPAIRING. Pick-up or 4998. ■ by couple with one child. Write "I—I don’t know!” service, hadloe checked at the street. Tel. 8906.. ture In dally use. Write or phone "deaths by starvation are numer­ appeared to be some other kind PAINTISIG AND Paperhanging. Box A-K, Herald. ous.” ’ He let It go at that. An at once. Holland Cleansers, coach $10. Call 4889. FOR SALE—3-Piece living room Jialn street Telephone 2-1403, 1007 Main.street dows. venetiho blinds, lot 77x200. MORSE ROAD FOR SALE—U. S. Capitol Sunray set. Call 5976. 88 Homestead $ti«et 4-ROOM SINGLE on comer lot WANTED— Woman for general oil burning boiler. A-1 condition. . nrlth space for two rooms up. housework, 1 . day a week. No For hot water heat with metal FOR s a l e —Gas range, 4 burner,, SOUTH COVENTRY. Water Front , Foil screens, storm wdndnws laundry. Call 3439, extended jacket and built-in Taco apartment size, excellent condi­ Park, 4 room all-year California 'and doors. Gas hot water heat­ MALE HELP REAL ESTATE L IST ^S hot ; water heater with copper tion Apply 149 Florence street. bungalow, 2 large porches, priv­ er. $37.00 monthly after small Of AO Type* Wantedl WOMAN 30 to iO for general coils. Call Vincent Marcln. Tel. ate prlvllagea to Qiventry LAke, h 'down paymenL CsMb Available. housework, must like small chil­ 4848. : HOSPITAL BEDS or wheel chaira. $2,500. Aleo one large lot near dren, live In, pleasant home, own for rent or sale. Rates reaaonable. lake on Maiii road $200. Mortgage WANTED JARVIS REALTY CO. room and bath, yearly vacation, Phone Keith’s Fumltur*.. 4159, arranged. M. J. Cusick, -Beaver Jarvis Realty Offlee 4118 ReaMenoe 7X1S 2 weeka with pay,' good s^ary. Trail, off Daley road. Telephone LEAVING TOWN — Plano, con- J Offlee: 6 Dover Road Apply Weekdaya and Sondaya Call 2-0914 after 6:30 p. m. : Read Herald Ad vs. Willimantic 1021J2. .Residence: 26 Alexander Street goleum rugs, chaira, tq We Invtte you to inspect the materials and workmanship Incor­ ' ■* ' ■ " " To Be Held At porated Into the several new homes we now have under con- Apply If h*$ Insurance CaU etnietlon. 1 Bailey's Wayside Antique Shop Jarvis Realty Co. STUART J. WASLEY 45 West Center Street, Manchesier, Conn., On Route 6 JARVIS IIEALTY 6 Dover Road state Theater Building 755 Main Street cosa ww svftasww: wcr.ia »se.D. a m. em Oflicet 0 Dover Road Residence: 26 Alexander 8L Telephone 6648 • 7146 Phones 4112 or 727S — Week Da3rs and Sundays Phone 4112 or 7275 ” Me can’t lagt. Battler, ol’ boy—he’s tryin’ too Hard I” Week Days and Sundays Friday and Saturday, Sept. 21 and 22, 1 9 -1 5 8924 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Dally. Positive Sale. H 4 yr*.

IC K E Y FIN N Hardly EncouraffinR LANK LKUNAKD Friday A. M. we will sell most of our Modern Furniture. WASH TUBBS China and Qliuiaware. Friday P. M. and Saturday will aell An­ LET THOSE NIPS HAVE A M-r TTi----- "rWSHTEBLl,: Oil.YBS'CONRftD ^WELLyGCXJO tique Furniture, Including'2-drawer drop-leaf Msdiogany‘Staiida,— ___ ,_:jly.Snic Burnett YOU MEAN MISS S H E 'S A ^I'VE ALWAYS 1 LOOKS LikE A ^ ATTORNEY SAID, TlTE* HE'S LUCK- I HOPE For ' the grade school crowd, a SEEM t o KLIilVE 1NE TITE IS AS -nGHT Tabito and Cheata of Pine, Maple and Cherry, Ekirly Glass,. Silver charming, simple made button W AR5 OVW2 .f e m a l e HEARD THAT \CASTLE FROM HER BROTHER WACKY, ALL YOU STAND UP Plated Tea Seta, also pieces in Sterling. Oriental Rugs. Clocks, [ AS HER NAME 7 MISER.' front dress gayly trimmed with SHE LIVED LIKE j A DISTANCE LIVES WITH RIGHT- BUT UNDER THE one rare Terry with outside escapement, Shelf Clocks and Grand­ bold ric rac. It goes togettier V O U L L BE HARMLESS*/ A QUEEN-IN r^-BUT IT'S HER-AND THAT fathers. Tole Ware, Andirons, Weather Vanes, Currier A Ives -easily—your ABC s{)ecial for to­ LUCKY IF YOU A c a s t l e / / FALLING APART HE'S A L4TTLE Ij DON'T THINK day. Prints, Paintings, Guns, Powder Flasks, Stamps. Etc. GET ENOUGH TO BECAUSE SHE'S -AH- HE'LL GIVE YOU 'Pattern No. 8924 is designed for EAT OUT THERE' TOO MEAN TO TOO MUCH • . sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 year.s. £|-e KEEP IT UP/ TROUBUE/"' Mr. Bailey must give up this place of business and will be 8, requires 2 1-4 yards or 35 or 30- located at 382 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER, after October 1. inch material. ■' 1 I n For this pattern, seqd 2Q cents, 1946. Hence this sale. LUNCH SEniVED. in coins, your name, address. **'■<■ desired, and the pattern min.’v.'r to Sue Burnett. 'The . Manchestri JOHN MITCHELL, Auctloneor Evening Herald, 1160 Sixth Aven­ ue. New York 19, N. Y. A -T e l. OMOre«m*’lch 70729 Just Out—the Fall and Winter 1945 ieque of Fashion. Send for your copy now—18 cenU.