ATeragc Daily Clrcalation For tiM Month of September, 194X The W eatto ForeeaM of D. S. Weather

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■■ (Claaoilled AdvertMng on Fngn U ) MANCHESTER, GO^VN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10,1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE C!ENTB VOL. LXIL, NO. 9

^ Nature's Sign of Times

Legislature Is Called Ferocious Attacks

By Nazi tinits Held

Into

In Stalingrad Area

Dn Hours for Voting

Believed to Be Surprise’ Raid Erases \Netv Order Bid for Quick Deci- Hurley- Discloses Deci- Hope to Pass .___ f sion on Oct. 19 as Five Tires sion in Battle; ' As Doubt About Lets Foods Day of Meeliiip Aft- !0any as 80 Assaults Limit May Tax Bill Prior er Holding Confer- Launched in Workers Big Bombers Prices Rise ence . With Legisla- , C o m e S o o n To Elections Settlement Northwest Of (jty; Greater Part tive Council; Flaces Flying Fortresses ami Some HoH^etvives in .\n- Of Attacks Fail Utterly. ^ Em phasis on Emer- One of Jolts Probably Senate Holds Unusual Liberators Amaze Brit- tion May Soon Pay gency Situation Faced. In Store for Average .Week-End Session To- ish Experts as Only More Vnder Alterna- Mo.acotv, Oc t . 10.—-(/P)— Motorist W^hen Gas day; Barkley Fore- Four Out of 100 Lost. tive Pricing Fftrmula. Tank and infkntry attacks so Hartford. Oct. 10.—(/P)— Rationing ISation-Wide casts Rapid Approval. ferocious that ob.servers be- For the first time since 1936, London. Oct,. 10 (/Pi--Am erican Washington, Oct. 10 -i/P, Some lieved them to be the German

Connecticut’s Cleneral Assem- Washington, Oct. 10.—(/P)—An flying fortresses and Liberator of the nation's housewives may high command’.s supreme bid Detroit, Oct. -10 — — When soon pay more at tlie corner gro- bly has been called into spe- administration drive to send the bombers— home from the greatest for a quick decision in the gnsoline rationing Is made nation- cer’s under a new alternative pric- cial session on Monday, Oct. new tax bill to President Roose- Allied daylight attack-yel launch- ing formula annoum'cd by the Of- Battle nf Stalingrad were re- 19 to act on legislation, which wide within the next few weeks, velt before the Nov. S elections ed against Hitler’s war foundry— fice- of Price' Administration. ported contained today and if approved, would extend one of the Jolts probably In store carried the Senate into an unusu- Spider web, undisturbed on Washington, D. C., gasoline pump, again have amazed Briti.sh air ex- They m ay also g e t some item-s Red Army troops entrenched voting hours “to a reasonable for the average motorist Is that he al week-end session today In an forecasts the fate df many a similar station the country over once perts, who know from grim ex- that have been off the grocer’s for positional warfare against the will not be permitted to own more gas rationing is extended. ' . ; shelves lately becau.se of a squeeze period beyond 6 p. m.” on effort to put the finishing touches perience the hniards of daylight Nazi flank northwest of the city, than five tires for each vehlcde on its version of the measure. on food wholesalers-and retailers A front line corre.spondent of Iz- Nov. 3 ami future state elections. registered In his name. operations. who have found it difficult to do Ckiv. R obert A. H urley, a fte r Forecasting speedy Senate ap- The fetprn of all but four of the vestia said there^ was every rea- According to word reaching au- proval of the bill. Democratii: bu.sineas under March ceiling son to believe that Adolf *Hltler’s meeting with the . Legislative tomotive circles here, the appli- too United States bombers which prioea. ’’ -f. Council, disclosed his decision late Leader Barkley of Kentucky told stormed over occupied France field officers expected finally ta esnt for a ratlonliig'card will have reporters he hoped no more than The jfimp won’t be much. Price master the battered industrial yesterday In a lengthy statem ent to sw’ear that he does not own Allied Airmen Hit with aif'escort of .500 Allied figtiter two weeks would be consumed , in planes yeaterday an(l unloaded tons center, hut "this expectation won during which he placed emphasis more than five tires for each of (Continued on Page Ten) on “tne extraordinary emergency adjusting differences with the of bombs on factories and railroad not fulfilled.” Houae. Adherence to such a yards apparent' / erased any ling- Fresh German Unit* Used ■ aituation whereby thousands of (Continued on Page Ten) defense workers are threatened schedule would put the biggest ering.. doulits concerning the A tank division and a motorized tax bill In history on the presi- with the loss of their•• right to j Jap Supply Base; fortressea. All. oi the fighti-ra re - infantry divisioil were among vote” because "of an apparent In- dent’s desk in the last week of turned aafely, it was reported. Planes Attack .several fresh German units ^whlth ability’’ to cast their ballots be- October. British air correspondents said led the latest offensive, a four- tween 6 a. m. and 6 p. m. on elec- Paper Makers "We want to get this bill pass- the w-eight of the American aUack (lay-old action concentrated on a tion day next month. ed before the elections and we far exceeded the best daylight ef- Landing Fields wprker* settlement northwest of certainly are going to work hard Start Big Blazes forts of the Germans dtiring the see* Cost About 63.000 Stalingrad and aimed at (fitting wi^ that aim in mind," Barkley The governor asserted that “the Face Possible "blitz" of Septem ber. 1940. F ifty through the city's heart to the members of th’e Legislative Coun- sadT German b,ombera and 200 fighters Of Axis Craft Volga. There had been reports preyi- cIL a s the recognized leaders of over England In daylight then con- Izvestia said .as many aa 80 as- the (Seneral Assembly, have as- Cut in Output ously that some legislators want- Spread 6 0 Tons of Ex- M a i l l l U n t U s C S stituted a "big raid," • saults wbre launched In this phaM sured me that they will exert ed to delay the "bad news" of in- . plosive and Incendiary t>nwn Five Nazi Fighter* Allied Pilots Down 10 of the battle, the gfreater part fall- every influence to confine the creased 'ta.xatlon until .after the On the last dav of the Battle of ing iitterly and others gaining a business of the apeclaJ..sc**ion. to Form Orfier to Take Ob- voter* had passed upon the bids BonilD( in Largest Sin- Britain, Sept. 15, 1940. the Ger- Fighters and Damage few dozen yards l,n various areas. the single Item oTTeglslatioh ex- of many members for reelection Full Facilities mans sent over 500 planes In tw-o The Army newspaper Red Star gle Air Raid Yet At- groups of 250 eael. and lost at 10 OtherH in Air Bat-, tending voting hours to a reason- scured by Informa- to Congress. able period beyond 6 p. m.," and W ould Add D isputed .AinoUnt tempted in I South- least 18fl of them. The Allied 4le» in Desert. Area. (Oontlnuod on Page Tea) that the coat would not exceed tion Reduction . Held a 1 the Senate measure took fi- Of Law Units fighters reported shooting down St least five German fighters yes- 33.000, a statement challenged by Up at Last Minute. nal shape it would add a disputed west Pacific Area. William L,. Hadden, Republican- amount between $7,000,000,000 terday and the score of the bomb- Hulletin! leader of the Houae. and $8,000,000,000 to the $17,000,- Illinois Agencies in One -ers has not been tallied officially. . .Gen. MacArthur's Head- . None of the. G erm an planes u.sed (U iro, tK-t. .10— — .\m erl- Hadden, a member of the Ijegls- By CTaiide. \. Jugger 000,000 now collected afinually Ih can and ItritlHh aJrnten shot Flashes ! .Associated Press Financial Editor direct taxes. In addition;--•atoout quarters. Australia, Oct. 10. again.st Britain could tarry the lative council and his party’s can- Of Most Widely Flung down or dam aged ‘20 .Vxis (Late Bulletin* ot the (F) Wire) loaus w-hich the four-m otored didate for lieutenant governor, New York. Oct. 10.—Makers and $1,750,000,000 would be taken Gen. Douglas Mac Ar- plane* M (*1* battle*, de*troy-- yearly from taxpayers but re- Searches to Gipture L^nited S tates borribers tra n sp o rt- claimed that the Democratic gov- users of paper, including news- thur’s airmen lashed out last ed many more on the gnmnd, ernor’s statement, which he had bated later. ed to Lille yesterday. The fort- Soldier Held In StabMng print. face the possibility of an night at the Japanese supply 7 Escaped CtMjvicls. resses can carr.v three tons of iM-ored n ear iiomb hit* on whip- understood w’as going to. be brief, ’ITie S enate had before' It today ping at Bengual and *bot up Brisbane. Australis, Oct. "not only violates his (Oovemor over-all cut In production within the cfuestlon of allowing liberal base at Kabaul, New Britain, bombs, the Libe»-ator8 four. Johet. 111.. Oct. JO—(/Pi—The full The Liberators are faster than enemy iMwdtlim* in the fur- 1/45—.An Australian enli*ted mna Hurley's r .promise concerning the the next few days. percentage allowances for deple- spreading 60 tons of CAIdU- explo- \ ward area of the Egyptian was staltlxHl to dmth and another substance of the announcement to Just what form the order will tion in petroleum and mining en- bombs Illinois' law Agencies the fortres.ses. but are not as sive and incendiary formidable fighting craft aa the front yewterilay in *harply In- was wounded last ntght In a brawl be made by’ hirfit but in moat de- take was obscured last night, how- terprizes. a ^stem now in effect w-ere in operation today in one of tendfied Allied a**a(ilt*. In a among enemy supply dumps, fortres.«e.s, which have proved with .Ainertran sotdtenr \vhtch had talla failed to present an accurate ever, when a WPB spokesman In but strongly opposed by the the m ost w-tdely flung m anhunts in noon attack United State* tt» origin In the non-regnlattoB picture of the proceedings . . .- Washington said an order calling TVeasurj’. Further complicating barrack* and jettle* in the largest thoniselvea kings of the air in single air raid yet attempted m the state's history to effect the daylight (jporations. The Libera- honqber* hloMted B engad h a r- manner In whieli one of, thn Denies IJmIt on Business for a 10 per cent cut had been pre- this controversy, Senators Mc- bor, unloading Iheir bomb* •\niei1raii* wore hi* necktie. Thn Hadden denied that there had the southwest Pacific by Allied capture of seven life-term convicts tor crews claimeii the de.stniction pared, but owing to a last minute Kellar (D., Tenn.l, Md Thomas without a dnglp enemy plane soldier had l>ecn reprlmanted, j been an agreement to limit the (D., .Okla.i, Bought ' to Include heavy bomber*. The raid Btarted w-hq made a daring escape from of seven Nazi fighters for the los.s hitch, had been hold up. Stateville prison yesterday after- ridng to the --cJialU'nge. All within thp hearing ^ the twa I buslnesa of the session. This spokesman, who could not ball clay and rock, asphalt in .. the fires that were vi«ible for 80 miles of one of their own planeie) noon. the*e raider* returned dafely. .Australians, by I . S. military po- And Indications th a t'th e Session^ be quotedfby -name, .said the order list of products given such allow- and underlined the statement ot Get fliance at Fighter* I may not only consider other mat- Navy Secretary- Knox, yesterday Two of -the convicts, leaders In Fighter pilots cal’ the Anienean lice who ordered him to adJiMt would not appear before the middle ances. Cairo, Oct. 10. .J*. Allied ters, but may extend beyond one that the United States was on the the spectacular break over the pri- bombers the "be.st bait’’ ever put hi* Ur. W hen th e MP** 'had of next week, and possibly in Before final passage, the> Sen- son w-aljs. w-ere R oger (T errible planes made largo scale, attacks gone, the'kidding started, wltneaa- day were In evidence last night, ate also was to be called upon to offensive in the Pacific. up for the German Air Force be- altered form. Tfiuhy, 44, and H ugh Basil (The cause the Germans send up all on .Axi.s landing grounds In the e* said, and two .American* Joined when Rep. Otto H. Grossman, Re- Surprise EIrtnent .Appears consider a proposal by s finance Pursue Ketreating Japs Owl) Banghart. 41. at one time available plane* to .stop them. The forward area of the Egyptian their comrade. The chaffing da» publican from Groton, said he While paper curtailment plans subcommittee headed by Senator would' introduce a bill to have the Australian ground forces mean- the nation’s top ranking public veloped fighting word*, and tb« while were pushing into "the enemigs.' who were serving 99 ((ymllnued on Page Ten) brawl wa» on. It (*ll happened state relieve the tolls of the New (Continued On Page ’Ten) (ContlBucid on Page Four) (C’ontinued on Page Ten) I.ondon bridge, which he claimed, gap” in. the Owen Stanley moun- year terms for kidnaping. In a Bristw ne park. win fall heavily on the war work- tains of New Guinea in pursuit Three Wniinded In Assault • • . ers going to plants In Groton be- of retreating Japanese troops. Two guards and a civilian em- Produtlinn Bock to Normal cause of the reduct4tm In transient General MacArthur's headquar- ploye w ere wounded In th e d ay - light assault by the ifonvictp. five Drdroit. OcL 10—’(P)— Predno- traffic due to the gasoline and riib- ters reported that '’bur forward Mon returned to normal today a t I b e r s h o r t a g e . of whom fled in a guard’s auto- CJiina Is Told Extra Argentina and Chile elements have established contact the thrysler t'orp.'* big Jeffersoa Favors Extonsinn of Hours with the enemy's patriils in the mobile parked outside the prison. "Shoot to kill” orders'were Is- avenue plant'after a one-day cur- Ha.dden revealed in his state Myola-'I'empleton'* Oossing area.*' tailm ent attributed to a dispoto Im ent that he personally favored X hia area includes the gap, 6,00() sued as county and city police Rights to Be Lifted I the extension of the voting hoprs. joined the full state police force in over a no-*moklng rule. ^ Tha Protest Welles’ Talk feet up in the mountains, from nainagement said 2,0(MI day-shift, Governor Hurley, In hi* state- w-hich the trail drops sharply to- patrolling highw-nys a'nd barricad- I ment. said: ing intersections, particularly emplovni walked out yewterday In ward the enemy'* advance base at leading to Chicago, 40 miles protest aguln.*t a 24-hour disci- "It is my firm conviction that Kokoda. a spoHesman said. Lniie.1 Sta(j'. aii.i (irii- gjiackle Ordcf I the right to vote t* among the northeast. plinary lay-off Invoked against Willkie Starts I^ ,-i • It was the first time in two Wjtrden E. H. Stubblefielt.. said aili to Join in .\doI- . -7.50 other* for violating the regu- ^ most precious assetc of every |, m g s D u e m P a rt to w-eeks that Allied forces htul been American. For months I have urg- th a t w-hlle officials w-ere certain laHon. .A t'hrysicr *poke*maa Activity. bY a x i # reported in dlrett contact with the ns to the manner In which five of idling S|iprial RclieVcd DoilC said vvorknten began sna>klng ln»- ed every defense worker tb ' put Journey Home withdrawing Japanese. A spokes- forth additional effort in the dls- the prisoners escaped, it was not lege# for Foreigners. ____ I mediately after reporting for duty . . ' ___!_ , Spies Within Borders. man said no large concentration of for Some time after the break In a “delllwrate flaunting” of tho I charge of bis dally task.... Japanese had l^en sighted, how- "It would be- s gross injustice to that guards found that two other British .\rp IV<*3UniC(l Id j 2.5-ymir-old sna.klng ban. Takes Off from Cheng- Buqno? Aires. Oct. 10 — ever. f convicts w-ere m issing. They w-ere. Washington,. Oct. 10.—(.■T) Most DeHtructlve Raid (Continued OB Pago Ten) tu .After Inspection (iT*)—Argentina anil Chile, Edw-ard D arlnk, 31, ser\-ing 199 —F!mbattled China today H ave C arried O ut P lan stoker*’ix*vc uv.*. The spokesman declared the raid years for murdering a policeman, had British and American as- Of Front Line Troops, the only American hatmns on RabaiU was the most destruc- and St. Clair Mclneniey. 31," ser%-- To Bind Nazi Prisoners! H:iiifiix. n . _ maintaining relations . withtive ever carried out in this area. ing a life term a* a habitual criml- surance that her post-war I TXvo ship’s Htoker* lost their live* The plahes, including fl.vlng fo r- mil. Although the warden .said It sovereignty' will he free of T \n o -r'l,. Crit today when they were trapped In iNew Dim-Out C hungking. Oct. 10—i/O-.—Wen- the Axi.s, formally protie.sted Lortdon. Oct 10_ .J* Th Brit- ;,„oke-filled forecastle of thcl* tresses. flew through an Intense appeared the.v also had escap«-d the fetters of extraterritori- ish were pri'.sumed to have' Civrricd . nHre at a pier herej Three dell L. Willkle was homeward, today a.38ertion.s ’ by Acting barrage of anti-aircraft fire at a in the confusion, he ordered guards bound today from a fact-finding ality. In simultaneous Lon- out their ordef to 'shackie ' 1,376 others were seriously btiraed and Secretarj’ of State Sumner Rules Ordered mission in 13 countries' during Welles that the t-wo countries (Contlfioed on Page Two) (Continued on Page Two) don and Washington an- German pnsoncra-.of war a, noon ' it was feared other* mAy which he urged speedy establish- today in co-iiter-repftsal for the , htsf their live'* a l^ . T^ fito O^^ ment of a second European froijt are being used as bases by nouncements, timed to coin- . I out about 5 o’cl(*ck this m orning. cide with the 31st anniversary of Nazi atlion last Thursd.ay m fet- , stoker, groi***! their way and increased Allied aid for Axis agents. Btoth governments [Pacific Coast States isaped strong notes categorically the revolutioti b:,- w hich China be- tervpg the s.-vme num ber of B rit-j . ,.„niimiiionvvBV to the deck China. refecting Welle*' statement In came*'a fepublic, the two. g()vern- lah and Canadmn pn.soner* cap- "I . . „ne of three other, Placed Under Strict- He took off fron) Chengtu, capi- tal of Szechwan province li cen- Boston Thursday night that riiip Shock Treatment Taught ments msde ■ know n last nighV tured in the Aug. 19 raid on er Regulations Today. their Intention to join with China tral' China, at dawn yesterday sinkings in American waters have l^h^r;. was noJmf^. diale official i VvorUer* In abolishing the system of extra- after an Inspection of some of. !been due in part to the activity of territorial rights and special priv- word from the ^ t.s h or from t i t e l T ^ e r San Francisco, Oct. 10.—(45— Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's Axies spies operating within' their, First Aiders ^Dangerous ^ German* who ,thri'atened vester-| of tn e vu iim * c« .0 front line troops. ' ileges for foreigners which Chi- I Pacific coast atates wer* placed borders, • day t() resort to the additional , learned ImnH'dlatelv^. lunder new and stricter dUn-out The announcement vas with- Loyal to Nstghbora nese long have felt impinged up- held until today for his safety, to Indianapolis. Oct. 10. — (>Pi—•produced profound physiological on their freedom. measure of manaclmp three tinier■! ' $ n...... iteAih Iregulatlons today. They declared in effect that as many Bnt.Ah pn.*.oner. if the : Four ih»dr, n Burn UetiL O n. J. J. Dewitt head conceal his movements from the Physician* snd first aid inslructor* d'sturtances. Including (-oncentra- To Submit Triwty S(M»n they were loyal to their' American , J . J i.w tion of th* Wood, reduction of the British carried out their order. ‘ year* oM |o( the Weetem Defense Ommand Japanese. neighbors and that Welles had wrere forewarned today with infor- Speaking for the United States. British Protest* R,jc In a lire sweeping President Roosevelt tients "defeat* the purpose of na- '"rhe blanching of the skin and through their \%>*t Lombard IsMentiaUy all light vlsibl* from Observers here expressed belief the cold sensation jassoclated with would'be' submitted to his govern- Icged th a t the B ritish bo-inc. Ger- | Inspection of the Chinese-Japan- ture's protective mechanism." street home. Tho baby wa* d ^ ] abovs, Including street lighting, e front on the Yellow river the offleial reaction of the two gov- Reading a scientific paper to shock cause many to be over ment providing for the "immcdi- m an prisoners iii the Dieppe raid ow must be shielded. emmentf had dealt a virtual death at relinquishment" of such rights and in another sortie against- Sark prd from m necond-lloor wtaoow

wound up the visit of Willkle, who physicians and first aid teachers zealous in applying excess' heat'.' by l^ymr-old Nornm Brrnt ju* Reetrletions on lights vlsibls was an artillery officer In the blow to Allied hopes that they who attended a seminar meeting Dr. Waklm. reported. "This is by this country island. llrom ths sea remain essentially might soon carry .out rscommenda* done without realizing that heat Ambassador Wei promptly Is The British war r-binct dis- before the flame* engulfed h ^ . World war. at Indiana Univeratty's tohool of The other three w ho died, all eJiD- |the same. He was flown Thursday from tions of the Rio

MANCHESTER E\TEN1NG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 194* TWO ./■ MacAPthur Decorates Haugland With Silver Star Lusty Play craft, but th« aatl-alreraft fire Drinking of Too Much; America:” at t)»e morning service I’heasant Wrecks Room Stuart Johnston, operator of Dil- Allied Airmen Hit waa heavy. on &indn.v. On Deminpr Street Manhunt Uses In the Tanlmbar islands north About War lon's crane truck which was used Rockville The Children of Mary o f St. of Australia!, Allied filers attack- Ghurches mi Safes m lifting the sBJeai onto the Morl- Bernard's church will receive Holy Jap Supply Ba^e^ Lewis n. Chapman When George Hlbbert' of ed a merchant vesael, which had Win Bring About Chill arty tnick. Communion in a body at the 8 Full Facilities 'Q. __; - - ■ __ _ 96, R o rk .ille Derning stteet went to hi.s been'"-damaged earlier off Samn.- Emanuel Islttwmn Ohoieh St. James's Jtpman Catholic Deals With American 1'sed In Woolen Mill o'clock mass on Sunday. The first front '^iMir to get hi.s milk .sup- Start Bi»r Blazes Inkl, "completing its destructlag,''. To Scrap Heap 'ri\e_ma.ssive safe picked up at n'girlar meeting of the year will Thorsten A. Oustafima, Pastor Rev. W illlaiq 4,.Dunn, Pastor ply this morning he was star- the communique said; Rev. Vincent Hines, .Assistant i^oldiers; Anderson One Drink of Liquor Is "‘•■ticai opetauon at the ^ of the Pratt and Whitney factory was be held following the Mass. 'tled to see the gla.ss in a Of Law Units , ' a . spine, to sevet soma of the age One) Sumlay^ ! Rex'. Edmund Barrett, Assistant the origlTf^ property of the H il- f'lerk-TjjilHf WnnttHl window of the front room (Oonttnoed Writes With Vigor. W u rniilie. But M ore sympathetic system nerves to the 9:15 a.m. Sunday School and liorlMty Brother* Pi<^ liard mills, having been used for Widen Street Tile Tolland County War Price shattered and the curtains ■ J, , I e I ' lower extremities, results in per- and Rationing Board has received (Contlnyesi from Page One) low altitude to reach the targets. Public Records Bible Classes. Members of the | Sunday-masses: I S r i n g n lS K o r r r o s t - manently warmer feet and toes. a good number of years, while,the blowing in the wind. He dou- authority to appednt a clerk-typist Sixty tons,,of explosives and past five confirmation classes are For adults, 6:30, 7, 8:30, 9:45, By Mark Barron Third degree frostbites involve Up Two That Weigh Woolen factory was functioning. bled up his fist and started in- to search the pri.son and Us who will also work part time with incendiariea >Vere dropped, .scdri.rig invited to the. Girls' Bible Class, and 11 a. m. New York. Oct. 10.—(Wide bile to Partaker. those cases where the freezing An odd incident is responsible for 111 I t o e k v i l l c side expecting to find a grounds: There are about , 3.6O0 Marriage Intentions ^ Three and Half Tons. the Vernon Rationing Board. Any direct hiw' on Jetties, machine dapiage leads to surgical amputa- the fart -that Manchester is able burglar there ,, .Mr. Hibhert inmates in the prison. Guards, Applications for marriage h- Mrs. Olof Erlandson, teacher, and W orld)— Much of .the lusty quali- pei.son interested in applying for shojis, supply dumps, barracks, the Boys' Bible Class, G. Albert By Hnwurd W. Blukeslee tions. to claim the .safe as salvage. Last runs a roa»lsi'lc slanil and working on three ahifts, number renses 'were filed this mominf^ in St.' Bridget’s R. C. ty which made hia first grerat suc- Teatarda.y's effort* ti> behalf of April a party from Hol.voke. Maas., the position may do so at the anti-aly^raft and searchlight posi- Pearson, teacher. ! Wide World Science Editor The experience at Georgetown New’ Tlioroiighfare County Board office in the Becken- ti.siially ha.s quite a .sum ot 210. the town clerk's offjee by William Rev. James F. Ttmmlns, Pastor i cess, “ What Price Glory?” so indicates that in winter military tlM ourrent aalvage aorap drive purchased all of the shop furniture Knocks Driver Down tions/* the communique said. All 10:30 a. m. The Morning Serv- Washington, Oct. 10— If you dorf block. « money on hand. Kranert Kilpatrick of 47 CTlnton Rev. FnuicJs Breen, Assistant memorable is found again in Max- operations, men .wiiose extremities at the Hilliard mills, including the ronipirlefi; O t li e r Tile vv.'irden, .rbsenl at the time th^plane.s' returned. k>#. I hoN netted three a«d <>"• FoottMxll svunlay ,lj But when he got Inside be street and Patrieta Ruth Johnson Rev. Marshall Flllp,'Assistant well Anderson's newest play, “The feel the urge to take a drink this have become sensitive due to two tun safe. A truck was .sent of the break, said his investiga- Start Fires .4t Buka 10:30 a.m . Nursery Class dur- toM at th* fineat ^rade steel This On Sunday, October 11. the All- found uiat the intruder wasn t of 165 Franklin avenue. Hartford, Eve of St. Mark.” winter be,pau.se there’s a cliill in frostbite should be careful about down to pick ftp (he equipment. It New* f)f llie Citv. , hqman. but instead was a hen llon disclosed that Tquhy an«L and Earl W illiam Yost, Corpoyal, ing church sendee. o f courae. ai^cludea minor pickups Rockvllle football team will open Seeking to pin down ships, air- Ma.sses on Sunday at 5:45; 7:30, Here again he deals with Am er- the.» air--go slow, don't drink further exposure. . was comparatively easy to removi' p(ieBsant. The pheasant had BangharL both imprisoned for tlie planes and 8U)iplies w hich the y . S. Army and Adella P. Wrubel 3:30 p. m. Annual convention, ican soldiers and he writes them for H requl^ but two objects to their season at the Cricket lot of Hartford District Brotherhood 9, 10, and l l ’ a. m. hiost of the furniture, hiit the safe Rockville. Oct. 10 .(Ppeemh — very nearly made a shamble.s 570,000 kidnaping o f John (4^ke Japane.se might send, against the ^ 44 Campfleld Road. with fine color and vigor. But here many. inaka the three ton and a half caused a lot of trouble and ss the when they meet the colored Alpha and Hartford District Steward- total These were two safes, on^ The Wo r k of rebuilding MoiintHin A. r. of Hartford, state colored of the front room- When Mr. the Barber I Factor of Chicago in U. 8.“- Marines in the Solomons,' ■' 'Quitclaim Deed. he talks not only of the cMrse Georgetown University Medical • truck pulled out of the .yard, the H ibhery entered 3he room the 1933. and other prl.soneiA were ship Rally, Salem Lutheran St. Francis Parish drtiated by the Pratt and street froni near thV Hoiton Mmiij i- football champs. The kick-off bombers tinder the command of Jcihn Biiscaglla. et als to Nor- life of Arm y caipps, Biit -also of school scientists have discovered llaii!flaiiMadl- has the bird caged. He says truck jicross the p'hson yard to the returned safely. geral'd,- property on Sprtice street. 7:30 p. m. Beethoven Glee things a man fights for and the ve.s.sels are dilated and more l»ctlag o f the safes, must go to siicgpsted p yin g it to the^scrap George B. Milne, and t|ic worker.s Somewhere in Australia,- Oct. sim. Wis.. has announced the pro- the state can have her for re- .mechanical shop. The bombers continuec^ to pound John McLoughlin to Salvo John impulsea that make him want to warming fluid passes through j J o ^ t y Brothers of effort. L. fi.‘x.Bvown. a.ssl.stant There, he cut the telephone Club. South Methodist Church of the department. motion of Clayton Weber from ser- lease in the wnqdi if it wdll a t Japanese strong points in New Parez, property on Edmund Tuesday, 8:00 p. m. Lutheran be an honorable soldier. . „ them. 10.—(4’ t-- Vern Haugland. Asso- atreet, who are giving much of superintendent oT the factory con- The high crown ha.s hci-n remov- wires and apparently by a signal Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., Minister geant to staff sergeant. ' Staff Ser- pay the darna^a. Guinea and one formation drop- street. Brotherho^ meeting. Henry R. Representatlx'c Soldier But it Is al.so true that heavy ciated Pre.ss war correspondent, tte lr Ume to- the scrap effort sented. arid yeatekhiy afternoon ed and with the ditche.s h.-lng fill- Banghart. carrying a gun, came geant Weber Is the son of Mr. and ped Ifi tons o'f- bomb.s on Japanese Manchester Trust Cdfiipany to Mallory, chairman of the Aljr jin k in g cools the fingers o f lyi- returned to Au.stralia toiiay still Cndlt, too, should be extended to Morlarty brotfiers’ tVuck took It ed in it will make the road wider through a window. They forced Worship the Lord In the Beauty Anderaon presents a representa- .Mrs. Harold Weber of 75 Spring supply dump.s, airdromes a,nrf other Hugh J. Bracken, property on Raid’ precautions committee., will' man beings. That this is not weak from tht effects of wander- awav. and afterwards ^ck ed up upon its completion. Thir' have Guard Samuel John.son to -give of Holiness.” tive soldier. Qiiizz West, taken street, this city. . installations at Lae. Smoke and Kensington street. be the speaker. Singing by -a from his farm home in the peace merely a surface cooling wa.s ing for almost .seven weeks the 'Harrington safe. 'nl«v were been a number of cidv.-rts install- t .Marrtnge Announced them two ladders and ordered him 9:30 a. m.— Church School. ed to Insure removal of surface debris from the explosions rose Building Permit quartet from the M.' H. S. under Classes for children of every age. time draft. His parents, his two shown at Georgetown by intoxi- , through tlie New Guinea Jungles I ' Pergonal Notircs both turned Into the Kat^NJuiik Mrs. Sally Wocel of 106 Vernon Man Is Killed and another guard and •W llliani Katherine and BartolomleJ Sltsz, rated rata. The experiments Were | but showing definite progress to- yard in Hartford, and after ghing water. A thick base of gravel wa.s hundreds of feet, the communique the direction of G. Albert Pearson. Adult Bible Class taught by Lewis brothers, his sweetheart from the avenue announces the marriage of Daliler. shop foreman to get in the street, chicken coop. reported to the American Medical ward recovery. through the proces.sos. should co: act in before placing a six meh top- truck with them. said. Japanese planes made no at- 245 Union Wednesday, 6:30 p. _m. Boy Haskins. *■ netghboring farm, regard his serv- Card of T:hanks her daughter, Eleanor, to Edward Scouts and Chapel Chol'r. A.ssociatinn by Dr. J. Rnss Veal Haugland. who parachuted Wa wish t" exnr.'.f «'tir oicer. sUtute a good part of a war tank ping of traprock. In Auto Crash Already in the *nick were three tempt to intercept the Allied air-' $150. 10:45 a. m.—Church Nursery for ices as a necessary year out of his Cebula. son o f Mr. and Mrs. Law- Wednesday, 8:00 p. m — Board and Dr. Roy G. Klop.ser, of Qal- from an Army bomber when It thMks to the ps>ieht»".et Military Funeral ' other convicts—James O'Connor. pre-school children whose parents life. He will soon be home, and I ,, til.' V .'U el or gun. rence Cebula of Thompson atreet, linger Municipal hospital and ran out of gas 'in a storm over No. 115. 1- *’ J- A military funeral was held on 3.3, who had escaped twice before of Deacons. ore in church. life will be resumed for all of them nd Dry Flnlshlnc this city. New Guinea and finally made his Shaarlna. W-st .la'iet Senteni* 14 to Dei.th Friday for William , R. Richter, from Stateville and William Thursday. 9:30 a. m. Rum- Prelude—"Morning Mood” from where it left off. But the outbreak Georgetown. - ' 1 Hospital Re|K>rt‘ Wife Loses Foot in w.ay to an isolateii coastal post 43 Berlin i From ■ German Broad 51, o? East street, whei died on Stewart, 43! and Matthew Nelson. mage sale sponsored by the La- , Peer Gynt Suite . Edward Grieg of hostilities, and the circum- Suffer Teni|)eralure Drops ' The following Is the report of lays later, was brought to an S^tt'oTuVo^piiny .'f r',!r eastsl. Get. 10. oP. A Tokyo Tue.sday « t the IT. S. V. tef^ii's Acciiienl Ju»l Over tlu; 40, both serving life sentences as dies' Aid, vacant^ store in Mag- Processional Hymn—"Joyful, Joy- Gen. Douglas MacArth'ur, (right) pins the A rm y's silver star on Vern Haugland, Associated Press stance of love; bring Uj (J'uizz a Inebriated rats, merely lolling the work dime at the Rockville City A/ncrien'n ho.spital' here in a B-25 dispatch said today 14 persons had Hospital at Newington, Funeral habitual ciiimnals. nell building. Leave donations ful, We Adore Thee” ...... war correspondent, somewhere in New Guinea, in recognition of Hnugland's "devotion and fortitude' new responsibility, and a new un- a warm room of 70 degrees, hospital for the month of Septem- bomber as.slgned to the command been .sentenced to death by a Japa- .services Avon* heVi irom the l*Hcid Line in Tollaml. M'oiind Guard on Wall there Wednesday evening...... 1...... Bcelhovenin doing his (July- Haugland was lost for 43 tlay.s' in the dcn.se Nc-w Guinea Jungle after being forced derstanding of his place in the suffered .temperature drop.s of two dear dauahter and ^ lier: Number of patients In hospital of Brig. Gen. Kenneth Walker of coiirtmartlnl in the Phtllp.- Funeral Home and at St. Ber- They drove to the wVst wall Thursday, 7:30 p. m. G. Clef Anthem—'‘Bles.s the Lord, O My to bnil out of an Arm y plane which ran out>of,fuel. (Picture by radio from Australia to San Fran-> war. to 14 degree.s. They were nicely thank all friends amt nelKht.ors for nard's church. Rev. James Q. Dn- Sept. 1. 22: number admitted dur- the United States Arm y Air plnes on charges of participating ing the month. 83; out patients. 26; RockvUle. Oct. 10— (Special 1 — fired at Guard Herman Kross in aub. Soul” ...... Clement R. Gale cisco). > . This is no merry, devil-may-care pre-cfKiloil for speedy frostbite. IhJlr ‘ .autlful tribute, and hfh, pastor of the-chiircti ofneiat- SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Friday, 7:30 p. m. Emanuel Forces. In activity and total treated. 131. Discharged. Peter A Gillich. 35. of 1283 Main the tower and wounded him. Then Hymn—"Lord of All Being, Army that Quizz belongs to- noth- The frostbitten condition of *’’Mr'";nd Mra Auiander CrorkeM ed. A guard Ilf honoi coii.si.sting of they beat Johnson, fureed him to Choir. Throned Afar” ...... Dykes ing like the one presented In many of the drunken men brought Accompanying Haugland on the spreading enemy propaganda.' 79; X-rays. 41; accidents, 14: atreet, Hartford, was instantly Charles Loomis at a party at the val 'speaker:. Rev, C. T. Ohrine-rr, - meet the group leaders and co- •nd Family. members of the American Legion climb with tlieni to the tower Saturday. 9:00 s. m. Chil- Offertory Anthem—‘ Praise the to Galllnger in the winter months flight wgre Medical Corps Lieut. births. 23: operations, 16; largest killed at 11:30 last ntght, and his N E V I L S H U T E ’S M I G H T Y S T O H Y O F T O D A Y Y.M.C.A, All guests are urged to Superintendeht of Martin Luther leader.s on Wednesday, October 19, “What Price Glory?" These sol- escorted the body to Grove Hill dren's Choir. Lord, O Jerusalem” ...... bears out the rat evidence of cold Hugh McHugh of New Rochelle, number treated, .38: smallest num wife. Aldona, lost her right foot, where they stole Kross' prison be prompt as the bowling will Orphan Home, West Ro.-ibiiry. . at 8:00 o'clock in the Ladies' Par- diers arc knowing sober-minded cemetery. The active bearers were keys and his automobile key. Saturday. 10:00 a. m. Con- ...... J. H. Maunder and even resistant to light ro- tteachery in too many drinks. It N. Y.. and the medical o^erliea her treated. 24; daily average; pa- when their FOrd sedan was start at ‘7:00. Mass. Refreshments will be serv- lor; to plan for the Caledonian Jacob Gworck. Joseph Pertanow- Dahler. in the. meantime, escaped firmation Class. Sermon— "The Permanent Wlt- mance. Quizz taker leave of his has resulted also in frostbite who had been attending him at a tients. 30. crashed by a trailer truck on ‘ . wirti a ll its ritriUs’, hs tans* Friday at 6:30 the first annual ed after th(- service. Market. skl, •'William Poehnert. George N from the truck. A lter seizing two 5-7*30 p. m. Smorgasbord .— ness of God” girl with a' premonition that he is treatment."* with some improved hospitrfl in Port Moresby since Women Workers Needed Route, 15 Jifst over the line in a d v .a n iu ra . Its u n a b a t a d meeting of the Association of Center church boys in the serv- Have . Good Time— Enjoy Good Food! Brighaiti, Ira Bowers.-and Herbert nfies. part ot toe tower armament. served by the Woman's Missionary Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. tecliniqu'es. Sept. 23. The plane wa s piloted by Women are needed Immediately Tolland. ,The tm rk was owned Deacons of the Second Congrega- ice: Cpr'poral Charles S. Roberts, off to his death. She aen.ses it. too. Hunniford. Tap* were sounded by- Kr.iss' pistol and extra ammuni- actio n a n d its rich, w a r m , Society. Tickets may be ob- Recessional' Hymn — “ Saviour, Center Church N ot hysterically, hut with a calm The old rcmoily of rubbing snow General Walker's aide, Capt. Fred for War Prodiietlon Training, it is by A C; and Sons, of .'Vew York tional church will be held in the D. E. M. L.,' Headquarters Co., Max Kahrick. Jr., and Anthony tion. the five escaped dowu the u n f a r g e i t o b l a hw mae . . . tained from members of the so Again , to Thy Deer Name” Rev. Watson Woodruff, Pastor resignation that they are helpless on frostbitci, is all right. It doc.s P. Dollenberg of Philadelphia, Pa. R a y m a n d e r 's R e s t a u r a n t Cyrklewirz The committal ser- ■mnoiineiid' by Kenneth W Little, City and was operated by Hams church parlors. Supper 'will be R. R. C.-S. C. U. 112, Fort Dev- outside steps and drove away in Hopkins In a war too complex even to try no harm, and its benefits are in Physicians said Haugland had vice at Grove Hfll cemetery was head o f the Training program at Hew-itf of Ipswich, Mn.ss clety. served. Dr. Jamef English, Sec- ens, Ma.ss., and Pvt. A rth u r'E . “ For Those Who Want the I^st” the Rockville High school. Wo- Kross' car. Notew , Postlude— "Autumn” from The 10:.50- Morning ‘ service. Rev. to understand. insurance that Jhe frozen jiarj. will Shown marked improvement in conducted by Rev. A. G. Gelst. The cause of the accident iS retary of the Connedtlcut Congre- Roberts, Pharmaciats Mate, 2hd the last few da.x's and with contin- 88-S7 Oak Street ■ > / Telephone 3922 n'cn iriteie.sted in receiving a short . Both Banghart and Touhy have “The Sunday Evening Hour,” Woodland Sketches ...... Paul' Ross Lynn, acting pastor, Quizz eventually becomes one of not be allowed to warm up Sunday Masses unknown and slate police arc con- N O W B E C O M E S T H E P I C T U R E O f T H E Y E A R ' ...... Edxvard MacDowell gational churches, will be the Class. U. S. Naval h osp ital,A n - ued, care and rest shoiild recover inten.sive training m,ay' regi.ster at long criminal ri'borda, and the ' Emanuel's vesper service. w'Ul be- speaker. will preach on ''Good In Every- I a meager battery trying desper- rapidly. ■ • DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! Masses at St. Joseph's church ducting iui investigation Coro-^ 6:00 p. m. -Y^outh Fellowship. napolis, Md. They will be glad to I’lirtH Gruduully W'uriiM-d fully from the privations which on Sunday will he held st 7:30. the sehool machine shop any day former has ' a record of fieeing gin Simday evening, October 18 Notes thing." I ately to hold a tiny Pacific island ner Bernard J. Ackerman has Hi-League. Topic: "The Role of ‘hear from you. . / The first treatment at George- nearly, cost his life. Roast Turkey WiOi DressinR 8:45, and 10:35 a m the last being nr evening from .7 tb.lO p. m. The 1 prisons, including^an escape from | at 7:00 o'clock. There will be no Ye Olde- Trading Post, Friday Prelude, “Morning Prayer” ...... j aininst the invading Japane.se Half Broilers Chicken C&cciatore Roast Beef school has been training women schediileil a hearing on the case the .Menard, 111., penitentiary in ex’ening service ^.^hls coming Sun- Methodist Youth." Leader, W ...!...... Guilmanl i - Loyal Circle, The King's Daugh- Tlie officers have been killed ami town is to' w;arm the entire body. High Mass. Sunday vespers will next Saturday afternoon. THE evening. October 23, spn'.i. ored tv,>, „ ters wish to thank the many Steaks Oysters/ Ciams On the Half Shell for .siinilar work for some time. 1935! The two, with Gua Scha«< day. Alan Reed, Jr. Discussion: James the Women's League. Supper Sanctified Hre the Americans' cause Is hopeless Next the frostecl parts are gradii- Ua held at 2:45 p. m. Spalding, director of Youth Fel- . . . B a c h I friends who helped to make their Sunda.v Services ■ The school Is in Session five nights Gillich was bom In New York fer and'Al (PoIIynoae) Kator,-who The Rev. Dr. Victor R. Pear- 6:00. . ,' ' " there. The best their lone gun can nlly Warmed to a temperature of And Other Good ThinRs To Eat .S lr a u .s s rummage sale last Tuesday a big 85 to 90. Third come warm drinks Way Bonds Money There will be "no German .service a week. Monday through Frld.ay, City on July 10. 1907 a sim of died in 1940. were convicted of son. professor of Christianity at lowship. >. Church Loyalty Sunday v.lU' bo Offertory, "Reverie" ' do is to harry and delay the Japs. VINTAGE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEERS 6:30 p. m. Epworth League. success. or xx'hiskey. The liquor is confined, at the First Lutheran church on from 7 to 10 p m with a thn-e John and. Magilalene Rennick Gil- the Factor kidnaping in 1934. Fac- i Augustana College. Rock Island. observed, October 25. Anthem, ''Jesu, tWord of God In- To Quizz falls the decision to keep Sunday. William Sipes, theologi- weeks' eoiii.se being given:"^ Mr. lie and cam# to RixTvville 'J4 years tor. recOrd.s of the case diacloaed. 111., will give a series of Bible lec- Leader, Miss Alice Ma.son. Guest carnate" ...... Mozart the men at the post, with certain however, to a mild hooker, enough Earned hv Seaman cal student.of the Hartford semi- Little ha.s a request for 1,30 trained ago just recently moving to Hart- paid $70,000 to the Touhy gang tures. November 12-15, at the speaker; Marius Van de Weghe. Postlude, "March .Rcligieiisc" death for . all. for a day or two for tlje initial dilation of blood lED PIPER chief chemi-xt at Colt's will give The Salvation .4rmy Church O f'Th e Naziireiie nary. will supply the pulpit. His single women, there are also calls ford. He was-a steel worker on .th.it once ruled Chicago's North- Emamifl' church under the spon- ...... Guilmant longer for a very small military vessels. " a demonstration and talk on 466 Main .Street, father Is president of the A-ndhra for trained married women. There defense housing. west Side. sorship of the Luther League. 661 Main Street 9:30 Church School with classes adviintage. or to retreat to com- A fter that the frostbitten part Washington. Oct. 10.—fyp)— T y o "Modern Pl.astida.” Major N. J. Curtis Rev. James 4 oung. Pastor is mox’ed gently. This ends the College In India. is no ch.irge for the training. He I'ave.s his wife Mi'c- Aldona - \ for all ages. parative safety. $.500 war bond-s were bn the way Dr. George 8; Brookes will speak • .Mrs. .leniile Canlietd Snuck Gillich, hia r/iother, Mr.-^. MONT Y WOOL LEY The Weelt . -.. 6:00 C YP Club. Reports from Has 'Men rhoosr Death treatment, provided the frostbite today from the U. S. Treasury to SUNDAY’S EATING TREAT! Cl^rel Saturday 7:30 p. m. Open air Sunday services; on the subject. "Keep Singing "Mrs. -Tennie Confleld. 92. widow Paul Prokop. of 14 Oak .street. Larnest Motorized Posse Mani'hester Xlethodlsl ■ Monday, 4 p. .m. Girl Scouts. Summer Conferences. Speakers: Maxwell Artder.son has the men is no w orse than first degree Fort Trumbull, ' New London, serx’ice. ’ _ ROAST NATIVE of S.iinuel C.antieUI. f Lobster Shrimp Scallops at the Luther A. White Funeral It’s a Girl At the Bumsteads! Wednesday—7 ;30 p. m.. Mid- Guild. First nieeting. Speaker: A r- 6:30 p. m.—N. Y. P. Sf iJun- Axis tfirpedorngs; UTILITIES DISTRICT I afterhnon at 2 o'clock at the Sco- more than 250 state, county and 2nd H IT ! members at this serx'ice. William J. Atkinson. Colonel Jos- presents a rollicking group of sol nox’ocairte‘at the back of the spine, Home. Dr. George S. Brobke.s. Week Bible Hour.. < thur llling. on 'Our School In War ior.sl, Mi.sa Frances E. Dorman, Sxvimming for hours in the. Red Oysters Steaks ^ Chops o f Manchester are hereby notified vlll'e Funeral Home. Norfolk. Conn., city policemen taking part in the Prelude. “ Adagio Sostenuto' rs^ny—;9;30 a!' m.. Willing eph Atkinson will bcrtinS' of the diers. It is doubtful if he has ever provided the freeze i.s in the lower of the Union Congregational ■ lONDII HA* A CAar. . SINGLETO N ...... Kuh' speakers, at this service. The pub- Time. " Mis, Carey in ^charge of .siipervisor, -sea: j And Other Good "Eala'* that on Oct, 1 I shall have a rate ! and burial wll) he in the Norfolk hunt for the desperate criminals, Vs Rummage Sale at written better comic scenes. He extremities. The antifiej tic stops biU for the, collection of two church will officiate and. burial OAOWOOD HAS A flT .. Anthem, "The Green Cathedra lic is cordially invited. meeting, the officers are the host- 6:30 p; m. N. 5';. P. S. (Senior) Spending days in an open life- Central cen^>(ery. Kelly said. Included was the AtTNUR lake urch, esses. manages hi.s romantic scenes sim- foot snd toe paiti and it aLso' mllla on the dollar laid on the list ■ will he In (Vove Hill cemetery. The \Ve«>k Mi.ss Marion E. Janes, president. stops spasm, a iVinditioti •nftet' seri- boat in the White sea: state's new mobile police labora- VOU'U • Saturday 6:45 p. m.. Choir re- Wednesday. 6:30 Group B, Mrs. ply and with great tenderness, for- o f 1941, due to the collector Oct. ' HAVI Offertory. -"Adagio Contablte’Jv; Tuesday 7:30 p. in. Corps Ca- 7:30 p. m .-. Evangeli.slit: service. saking the bl.ank verse that has ous frost bite in which the small Lying three weeks in a Russian tory. ' ...... Onslow al.- dets. Byron Boyd, le.ader. Pot tuck sup- lat, 1942 Nrsrfticsi y Sermon ,by Dr. Goiild. Choir will characterized his recent plays arteries are constricted. ho.spital' after both feet were , Other large tnanhiiots In the Wednesday 7:00 p. m. Young jier in Robbins room. Please bring THE TEA ROOM , Taxes ac’cepted every work day Wil?kie Starts Sermon for the. Children ...... sing. Join with us for aniiour of May Cause BIimmI Clots frozen during exposure at sea. Engagemen Is :*tate were for two notorious crim- your own tea bag. The authnr has teen remarkably “No Wines — No Liqunors — Just Good Food" and evening during October at IV ...... : . . Dr. Furgeson Talcottville Congregational Peoples meeting. All young peo- the old Gospel hvnins and a mes- In addition to this spasm, fro.st- Starrett was born in Australia inals. John Dllllnger in 1934. and i Wednesday. 6:30 Cub Pack. fortunate In his cast., William Main Street arid every day until Sermon, "Seeing the Invisible” ... Churrh ple are invited to this si'rxlec. -sage freighted with Evangelical bites may caii.se formation of and grew up with a speaking ac- 883 MAIN STREET OI*P. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH i Jouriiev Home I "Terrible'' Tommy »O'Connor in' .. .5...... \Dr. Furgeson Thursday. 6:30- Pot luck sup- Prince, as the leading soldier, is Saturday noon at Blacksmith Rev. Thomas Street, Minister Thursday 7:30 p.-m. Open air truth. small__blood clots, which can clog quaintance. of the world’a outlying ! the 1920s. The latter never has serxice. p er,' Group . H, Mrs. Richard excellent. Mary Rplfe. as the Shop, 12 William Street. Hurnett-Jones Postuide, "Po8tlude"\. . . . Tours small’ bloiid vessels and occasional- whistle-stops. Before the war, he I beep captured. Dlllinger w Friday 7:30 p. m. Holiness ser- Symington, leader, ladies' parlor. The Week: fiancee, and Aline MacMahon, as Take Notice: .411 taxes tinpiUd Mr and Mrs. Hamilton Jones, (Continued from Page lOne) . ^ T h e W e e k Services, Sunday. Oct. lUh. ly even stop'flow in large vessels was shipwrecked once in the Gulf slain by government agents here. vice. Thur.sday, 6:30 Group E. Mrs. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. his mother, are splendid. Nov. 1. 1942, wilt be charged In- nf 17 Br linai d Place, announce Sunday, 6 p. m. Meeting of all 9:30 a. m.— (!!hurch School. Sometimes frost bites leave feet of Mexico and spent days living on •ENDS TODAY- J. Seymour Brown, leader. Pot Monthly meeting of the Women's terest at the rale of 6' per cent the. eng igement of their daughter. h*n ti>ok his place In the review-- our high school students for the 10:45— Morning worship. Ser- or toes with a permanently dam- herbs and roots on a remote finger" . Miss Malian- Hadden Jones,' to ng stand to watch the lO.OiX) offi- luck, supper in Robbins room. Foreign Missionary Society. Choir per year from Oct. 1, 1942 until purpose o f organizing a high mon subject ' “The Power of Zion Lutheran w ill' meet for rebear.sal at the aged blooil supply. This ..may'If** *>f land before being rescued by Lauren E. Burnett, son of Mrs. cis and men march past. j " T h e Prid e of the Y a n k e es Thursday, 6:30 Troop 7,' Girl Repaired Zero paid. school Youth Fellowship. t Ideals." Talk t,o the young people High and Cooper .Streids close of the seryice. x'olve serious risk. In Imat c,ise, a plane. .411 Proceeds From Sale t,anra Burnett of 689 Main street. In the parade. In addition to in- May We Suggest Scouts. ■Joseph Charlier. BUY U, S. BONDS AND STAMPS! Tuesday, 5:30 Chicken Pic Sup- about Elihu Yale's epitaph. Rev. II. F. R. Stechholz Annual Mi.ssionary and Preach- of This .Scrap W ill Be Collector. No dale has been tet for the wed- fantry. were tanks, lig h t' and per served by the ladies of the Anthem—'!They That Trust In the Friday. 6:30 -Tnx>p 1, Girl Donated To '\lanchester heavy at tilleiry, mountain guns. | Scouts. , ers' Conventicin at Malden, Mass., Will Be Tested Manchester. Conn., Sept. 15. 194’i ding. T h e Barn D a nce Simple Simon Committee. Make Lord” ...... Adolf Frey Nineteenth Sunday after Trin- October 12 through 15. WANTED Chapter, Red Cross. mule transport, engineers, signal j reservations with Mrs. Sweet Offertory—"I Have a Song” . . ity- Friday, 6:30 -t.’hbir rehearsal. corps, cavalrjv armored care and Mtidern and Square (59161 or Mrs. Holmes (8.504 (...... !. . . Noel Benson 9 a. m. Church School. Noti-s Washington. '(>ct. 10. -Ti- truck-home troops. , for .Your Entertainment, Wednesday, beginning at 10 the 7 p.' m.— Young People's Soci- 10 a. m. Service in German. An- The Hospitality Committee for The Covenant-Congregallimal Jap Zero plane, iforced down in the ffOff^jfourTMUaedttder October, Mr. and Mrs. J. Seymour A fter pas.slng Ir review the Relaxation, and Sociability! members of the Women's Society ety. There will be. a debate regard- nual mission festival. Text of.Ser- 4'himh Aleutians, has been repaired at division as.sembled quickly knd; I'XX'ill meet at the church to do hos- ing the desirability of conscripting mon; 1. Cor. 9, 20-22. Theme: St. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Spruce lyreel the ■ Nav'l Air station at San silently in mass forinatlnn before i pital work. Luncheon vill be serv- capital and labor, in the event of Paul as the example of a faithful Strong. 8. E. Gn-cn, Minister Diego and soon will be flown to s/ogger €t^/Mit f OAK GRILL- the stand without a single spoken St. M ary's H a ll The Bolton Lake House ed at the church and the regular another war. missionary for ex’ery Christian. A Hallowe'en card party .will be the capital for performance tests. nrvler. The maneuver brought ex-: (Route 44) business meeting will be held in held in the Parish House on Oc- All who desire to bowl are in- 1) Where? 2i For what purpose? Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ' Preliminary testa on the wMt pressiona of admiration frorn., Main Street. the afternoon! Mrs. Fred Smith mission [ tober 29. under.gj^ispicas o f Groups • WHERE GOOD FEI.LOWS GET TOGETHER’’ Cordially Invites You To Dine and Dance vited to Join the teams that met 31 How we sho'fild do Morning Worship. 10:45 a. m. coast have shown, the Nax'y said HERE’S WH.\T YOU CAN DO Willkie and members of his party., will act as chairman of hostesses. D and G. door and table prizes. East Hartford, Conn. last- week, at the Manchester work ? - Evening Serx-icc 7:30'p. m. yesterday, that the ship developed Addressing the, .division Willkie At Their Cool, Restful Inn This Eveninc! Wednesday, 7:45 meeting of the English service at 3 p. m. Festi- Mrs. Ernest Kritzmacher will DINE AND DANCE Y. M. C. A. TYie time is 8 P- m. on Monday—TiSb n. m. Junior Lea- a speed of nearly 300 miles an saluted the troops as "i-ompanlons Every Wednesday artd Church Council. Tuesday. hour, less th.an that of the best In arma of the soldlera of my own gue meeting at Uie Parsonage. To the Lilting: Tunes of The members of the -Woman's United States fighters. country. Saturday NiRht, 8-12 P.’IH. Wednesday -7 ;30 "p. m. Prayer George Siiuth’s Trio St. Mary’s Episcopal CliurcJi Missionary Association w ill ifieet ' Sunday School Lesson Service. A t about 200 miles hourly, the I ' You are fira'. amotvg a proud early teats showed, the plane re BRING IN AI.L YOU CAN FIND TODAY! 1 company." he ifald. "You have PeaturinR For Your Musical Pleasure. Rev. James Stuart Neill, Rector on Wednesday, at 1:30. to sew for . Friday—6:00 p. m. Children's IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TOO BIG DON MAC AND HIS the Red Cross. * Choir .[ghearsul. sponded to light pressure on the I been fighting for five yeara with -Allegiance to Democratic Ideal controls, blit at higher rate.s the ' rr.atchlesa courage. Free men all THE VERY BEST IN FOOD AND CHOICE LIQUORS Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity. Choir rehearsal on Friday for OR TOO HEAVY TO HA.NDI.E ALONE A r t W e bster's controls become stiff. A t 380 miles, RHYTHM MASTERS ' over the world ^ m ire you. It Is 9:30 a.pa.—(Jhurch School. both groups; time, as usual. 6:45. Old Timers’ Orcheatr* . 10':45 a'.m.— Morning Prayer and The sacrament' of baptism will In Keeping with Jesus^ Works Coneordiu Liitheruii in a dive, the Zero developed <1\LL 8.^00 DEI.iriOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! ! Our duty to see to it that you have Garden and Winter Sti^-ta adequate ?Tms and equipment to R.\NK POST, Prompter sermon by the Rector. Sermon be administered on Sunday, Octo- "marked flutter and vibration WE WILL SEND ONE OF OUR TRUCKS topic: ’'Arlae." The Senior Choir ber 18th; Parents with children to Rex. Karl Kiehter, I’astor but the Nax-y said this might be Half Broilers Roast Beef Veal CutletR carr>’ on the, struggle further. By William E. Gilroy, I). D. that level was never His own, for Steaks Roa.st Turkey Roast Pork •'When I refum to America I will sing. be baptized are invited to speak due either, to inherent, weakne.ss to the pastor about the same. We Editor of .Advance He lifted them m i, to somethin.^ 8:50 a m. - Simday School and or some undetected damagi cans will try to picture you to my owdi Processional Hymn, “Lead Us higher. In the sluni.s of our cities, Fine; Wines — Liquors and Beer < Heavenly. Father.” expcii^^t that the Junior chblr will Men are not ea.sily pried loose Bible Cla.s.ses. Alfred Langt^ su- ed by the foreeil landing. MORIARTY BROTHERS coimtrj'men.'' in the outposts of the world, Form a Driving fluti. Kedure Next, form the habit of bringing Te Deum, Rev. H. H. Woodward.' hatre their vestihents for this ser- from government Jobs. There is perintendent. "Othervxlse the Zero is a stable 30 Oak Street Tel. 3894 Hartford Theater Grand Opening, of among savages and in places Hjieed to at leaM S.5. Take it ea\v voiir car,to a-I’ontiai'olealer at .101-.305 Center — 307-.31.t Center At Broad Street Introit Hymn. "O Thou to Whose vice. -Pleaie remember the occa- 10:00 a.m. Worship. , easy-to-fly plane with eenerally \ NEXT TO POST OFFICE something about official positions where one would expect to find on start a. stops and eiirxes. .Avoid least bncc a month for a FREE All-Searching Sight. sion ifnd encourage-lthem by your The W eek good fl.vlng characteristies, " said that develops a certain- conserva- only the debo.sed and degraditd, bumping curbs. ins|H-ctlon. Offertory Anthem, __ “Let Every presence. Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. the Sun- the Navy. "U s lightness is. not B U RLES Q U E tism and possesaivcnesa. When, noble souls hr.x'o been found mrn- gained by Tlim-sy construction, MANCHESTER -. Soul" ...... ^.John Stainer therefore, we find this lesson istering in tnc spirit of Je.xus. They day School teachers; Thursday at HERE’S WH.YT YOUR DEALER CAN DO it is well designed.’’ I -JTTl NOW PLAYING: Sermon Hymn "One? To Every opening with a story of how a have not been known bv tlie corn- 7:00 p.pi. the Junior (Tioir and at Seennd Congregational Churrh Man ami Nation.” North Main and North Streets government official left his place pany they kept, but inan.v of those 8:00 p.m. the' Senior Choir will Recessional Hymn. "Jesus Shall Tea Instead of Chains SAT. AND SUN. " G irls o f th e Ferris ,E. Reynolds, Minister at the call of Jeaus. ,^ d arose and jwhd were low have become known meet. tl THEATER Reign.” followed the Master, the Incident for something -higher andi bi-tter London. Oct. "Chain M o ulin Rouge On North Street 4:00 p.m. Young' People's Eel is sufficiently striking. ' * through the mini.stry of those PH Everyman's CLxas at 9:15 — lowship. A ll young people of Par- !JI. John's Polish Churrh him. put him in imps." shouteil interesting class for men of But it is even ' more striking Chiistllko gainta. War Production B H ish of High School age are wel- (iolxxu.v Street / several women who saw a tierman community. All the nien are In.- when we consider the nature of Our le.sson contains a rebuke to D ia n e Raye come! Rev. .8. J. Szi'zepkoxxskiyO- 8.. pilot parachuting from a damaged BARGAINS TOMORROW at 1:80 P. M. vited. the-Job that-L^xl. the son of Al_- all those who Judge men gimply plane which attacked a town in 7:00 p.m.— Evening Prqyer and Iphtleus, occupied. He was a tax by their outward environment or 3^ 1941 Packard Convertible Coupe. Electric auto- Bozo Sn y d er ALSO MONDAY, AT 6:45 Church School at 9:30. Miss southeast Britain today. But when sermon. Sermon topic: "Direct." collector, a publican, and a.s such, situation.’ It is something that is 8:30 -First Mn.s.s. , matic top, radio, underseat heater, two-tone AND CAST OF 56 STABS! Blsiie Newcomb, director. ClaasM the" pilot wa.s brought down from Help Wanted The Junior Choir will sing. representing the power of the Ro- important to rentember in days .10(30 Seiond Mass . PR O G R A M : for all age-groups. Leadership gre.i flnish. I.ow mileage .with fixe xery good I Processional Hypin. "Fling Out Training Cfiass for older young man' cqnqueror, he was a sort of when oiir prejudices are apt to be Choir rehearsals following each j a rooftop to which he had floated, tire*. the Banner.” people taught by A; F. Howes. •‘quisling"; in the eyes of devout very strong jind to^be easily devel- mass. . he w’as given instead a clip of fea, IDA LUPINd and O ffertory Hymn, “ Dear Lord and Nursery at 10:45 xyhere the and patriotic Jews. That Jesus oped into hates. Female Help^ Wanted $mcb regular I'REE insteciiou meals — the opportunity to perform correct ]l^ 1941 Okismuhilc Club Coupe. Radio, underscat Father of Mankind.” smaller children ai'e c a t ^ for dur should have called a publican to The title of the le.sson is "Loy-. JOE L LEWIS |iNniniawBii!gm Ui Sermon Hymn, “Hoiy Wondrous minar misadjustments before they iun maintenance iert ices plus many FREE heater, and defr»»ster; black finish, and five very LEO CARRILLO Ing the morning service.' Parents follow Him aa an intimate dosciple alty to Christ," and the real point helps; such as in/LiSing tires, filUnS to operate power sewing machine* ami DICI fORAN Great Thy Works” cause permanent damage or cosfts good tires. uny.vsi(oi»;.:,io. are inxited to take advantage of was sufflcientTo arouse opposi- iif it is that loyalty depends upon repairs^ ASD^giies, yokr dealer— battery, checking uheel alignment. other miscellaneous o|»erations. Mini- IIIHT lU il Vesper Hymn, “Now the. Day Is this and attend the service of tion. But this viras a part of the the strength of .decision and the jj^ 1941 Oldsmobiic Four-Door Sedan.(6 ). Spotless Ulltf MWtlO Over.” __ worship. whole attitude oif Jesus toward quality of the conxictions. that un- mum age limit on most of these opera- Towr Recessional Hymn, “My Voul Be black finish, deluxe radio, underseat heater. J l ^ ' JACKS Morning worship at 10:45. Ser- men. He saw them for wjiati they derlie it. Loyalty Is not something RALLY DAY ilLlS HARTFORD On .Tby Guard." — mon by the minister on the subject were or whet the/were, capable that can bo lightly induceil by This car has hydromatic clutch, yery low mile- tions is 16 years. -the'G A Y .\t the The Week "Be Speciftt'.” -Music by the ‘choir of becoming, and Levi was not by flag-waving end parados. Or, if age with five tirea like new. CO-HIT Monday, 7:30— Monthly Devo- under the direction of Samuel any mean.i the only publican who that Is its only foundation, it xxlll I tiooal meeting of the G. F. S. Ramette, and assisted by Mrs found aalvation through the Mas- not long stand f,ie tost of.sdvorso 1940 Chevrolet Tow:h .Sedan. Radio, heater, dark Male Help Wanted Tuesday, 6:30— Junior Choir Efisie Gustafson and Alfred ter's gracious acceptance. circiimstaneos. Tho flag snd tho CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE B t r O K E DESPERADO’ I'rehearsal. LAnge, soloists. oSie remembera the . story of parade are important expressions blae finish, very,clean inside and out. , 466 Main Street for work in oun dyeing and finishing • T H t D I V O R C i 2nd H IT : 8:00—Senior Choir rehearsal. Sunday Evening Veapef 'Service Zaccheua, also a tax collector, and of loyalty, but loyalty depond.s 1989 DeSoto Four-Door Sedan. Radio, heatar, Thursday, 2:00— Ladies' Guild. at 7;30. Opportunity will be giv- here In our lesson we hax-e the upon the deep and complete yield- SUNDAY, OCTOBER II fonr v#ry go«»d tirea, Florida grey finish.-, A department. Louise M -Olcotl’s Famous Story 6:30 Girl Scouts, Troop 10. en thoae who are unable to sttend record that when Jesus was be- ing of one's. affectiuna and allegi*. BETTER IN MM-MNlia the morning service to take part lnC;;«nterta;ned In the home of ance to a person, a cause, or a , .Xt 9:30 A .M . ' He prescribes oaljr nsces good family ear. ^ Savea muaej No experience required as we will train new employees. tuts eiNTutv-raz in Divine Worship. Hymn sing- L e v C ^ a n y publicans and sinners' great Ideal. Loyalty to Christ Is sar) operatioas Ooapel Hmli ing and Bible study will be feat- saU^wn to eat with Him. It wsw the highe.st loyalty of all. 4ind it Asaures prompt, co-opec-' 198T d m r r olet Baaineas Coupe. Persons now on war work will not be considered for Sjierial Sjieaker; Rev. J. Glenn Could © You par onir for what r<« 415 Oeater Street ures o f these evening services. no wonder that the st'lct and has a very definite relation to ali*te attenlioB. ^ 1938 PlymoBth Foar-Door Sedan. *85. -UTTLE MEN' Kansas City, Mo. need when you need It employment with .ns. „ MON. AND TUBS. People of the community are bigotted (..Phailseea complained, loyalty to the Ideals and institu- With 10:30 a. m.— Sufiday Breaking © Inrludes special Oe« ex- 1999 i>eSoto Convertible Coupcj $25. B ub transportation to cover all shifts now available espMially Inxited. "This man recelveth sinners and tions of our democratic way of Dr. Goald Also Speaks'At 10:45 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. aminaliim bjr a trained l.enlllienin( ca Hie al I of Bread. direct to the milk from WiUimantic, Andover and Ralph Morgan, Erin O’Brien-Moore The Week eatetli with them,” and the Inci- life. Dean .Pardue, in his recent '' motor doctor minimum coat B O G A R T ^EETi»MCiiFuirr_ 12:15— Sunday School. Monday at 7:00--Boy Scouts. dent is In itself a rebuke o f the book, “ Your Morale,” said: "M o- THE CHURCH WHERE THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST Bolton. 7:00 p. m.—Sunday, Gospel Tuesday at 7:00—Girl Scouts. common adage that "a man is rale is the practical application of IS PREACHED DICK MOftgAM A L L SE.YTS O PE NIN G D A Y ...... ” ' iLr’ * ’A ® ' aeeting. COLE MOTORS MONDAY: ADULTS—35c. CHILDREN*-!^ Tliesday s t 7:00—Members of knoxvn by the company he keeps.” the“ Christian principles that lie AND THE STR.YNGER IS M.\DE WELCOME! M.ANCHESnai 7:00 -Tlieaday. I*rayer meeting the- choir snd music committee That Is not always tru.e. Jesus back of the birth of true Amerl- 91-93 CENTER STREET BRUNNER^S THE BI G SHOT Show Times: “The Gay Desperado’* 8:40 - 7 :3 5 .10;M 7:«B—JTridag, Bible Study. will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. met people on their own leval, but I can liberty," n i tHM Toalfiilrt. . Drive Over or PhoiM 5191 CHENEY BROTHERS — pi.ra - {.-I., jwn.,” 2:15 - .>:2fi - 9rt»' 80 Oakland Street Emoh'vm^sl l**t.-»«ii , H s'iford Road “I Married An Ang^” > . 'A CREAT STAGE SHOW MANCnEgTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1942 TAGB FIV* MANCftBSTEK BVENUTO HBRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1942

Youth Fliei Plane First Every Corner Methods Some Communities Using Bridge Going (Hear Lecture Time to Collect Bet In Collection of Scrap Daily Radio Ppograms 111 S c r a p P i l e Eastern War Flnie Adds to Scrap By The Associated Press ^ On New B ooks Birmingham. England, Oct. 10____To collect a ,50-cent bet, Remnants of Tacoma a 16-year-old boy who said he Average of 32.5 Pounds Oakland, Calif.—J. S. Dumser, Orchestra to Celebrate ^Mcinben of Cosmopoli- jjiad never flovim before took a . commander-ln-rhief of the Grand Narrows Span to Be plane from an airbase near Per Person as Drive YOUR SCRAP Un Qub Learn of New Arrh'y of the Republic, signed an Used in War Effort. here, circled the fleid for 30 Goes into Last Week. IS IMPORTANT Its 25th Anniversary Trends in Reading. minutes and then made what order that all cannon balls, can- an R. A. F officer described non and other metal ornaments on Tacoma, Wash,, Oct. 10 - (/Fi — New York, Oct. 10.—(A’l. From as a perfect landing, ALU M IN U M Cable by cable and atrand by .Now York, Oct, 10 — (W ide Parade; 9:45 Jessica Dragonette. Th« «nrt meeting «< the fall "I wasn't nervous when the every comer cupboard and base- graves of G. A R veterans throughout the country, be collect- World I The. Clcxfland, orchoaira, BLU—7 Message of Israel; 8:30 ■eaaon of the COemopoUtan a u b plane took the air. but I was ment came more of the sinews of strand, the steel remnants of , Ta- ed and turned Into material for eclebalihg its 25lh anniversary, Danny Thomas show; 9 Green WM heW at the T yeeterday with when I tried to land," de- war today the vital scrap metal coma's great >6,400,000 Narrows will begin a series of 28 weekly Hornet . 9:30 Spotlight Bands. clared the youth, who said hs necessary to make the steel to machines of war. bridge are going- into the national Xra. Herbert' House, the new pres- "I may be our last shot for vic- concerla via’ CBo on Sunday. Dr. MBS—8 American Eagle Club; had'built many model aircraft make the arms for the men. scrap pile. Arturo Rodzinski directs. 9 Chicago Theater "Chocolate Sol- ident in the chair. Report of the and ,head read numerous A national scrap drive conduct- tory," D um ser .said, ^ new secretary, Mrs. John Larn^r- The start was made at graves Under contract, >300.000 is be- .After two Sunday programs, 3 dier"; 10:15 Saturday.Night Bond- books' on aeronautics. ed by the nation’s newspapera wagon. - i- ton and the new treasurer, Mrs. of Civil war veterans at Mountain ing spent to complete the w reck- to 4;30 p.m., the orchestra will ' The escapade was made went into its last seven days ^en- move to Saturday afternoons for Sunday bri'ngs: Talks—MBS, 11 OoorKe W. Strant were made. fmblic when he waa brought couraged by Incomplete and unof- Vi6w cemetery, wher* thousands ing Job which a high win'd started AttenUon was caJled to the of pounds of otd cannon balls, and two years ago, but the state of an hour at 5, to continue there for a. m.. Reviewing Stand "Family in into court and fined >10. ficial refKjrts which showed a to- 26 weeks.. The first Saturday con- meeting of the State Federation of many iron and bronse cannon of Washington, which ■ owns the War-T.imo”; NBC. 2:30 p. m„ Woman's Clubs to be held at the tal 4f 70,5.461 tons collected In the cert, in “observance of the anni- Roundtable "Redl."covery of Amer- leading 24 states. This rapreaentr Civil war. days were removed. bridge, hopes to realize >500,000 Hotel Bond on October 15; also to Santa Monica. Calif.—The scrap from the enterprise. versary, will include special music ic..-"; BLU. 3:16. W ake Up F o r-.J ed 32.5 pounds per person. and solos by members of the or- um "Viiliic of a Supreme Com- ’ the Hartford CounW meeting of metal drive at the John Adams That’s the amount state engi- the State Federation to be held, at Sees Services .\w sre of Acuts Shortagfo chestra. Last season the organi- m.'Mid"; MBS, 8. Forum "India." Everywhere people were aware junior High school was so suc- neers estimate will be returned at the First Church of Christ m current market prices, by sale of zation gave- 19 bixiaUcasts. Prem ierca— CBS. 2, Those We of the acute scrap ahortage and, cessful .they had to declare a half Som« oth*f dlMordsd itemt The orchestra’s two Sunday Love; 3, Cleveland O rchestra. OlastMibury, October 23. the sub- holiday to clear the building.f the span's 3.000 tons of cable and ject for the latter meeting will be Curtailed Soon ttie'big job ahead appeared to relit ardund th* heuM thpt hov* 4,600 tons of reinforcing steel. programs take up the interim be- NBC—1:15, Labor for Victory, with local committees and pickup Teachers, expecting a few neat aluminum in tham (ufRcianl tween the conclusion of Howard new tim e; 5, NBC Sym phony: 7, •'What do the Woman.’?^ Clubs piles, had ordered the scrap Salvaging Massive Strands mean In our communify?’’ services charged with getting the for military noods ara: on* Barlow's summer concert, series Ji’-ck Benny; 8.- Charlie. McCar- * vital metal to the salvage depots. brought directly to the classrooms. Workmen already are engaged and the .start on October 25-of they; 8:30. Ore Man's FAmlly; 10, The speak<‘ro f the afternoon Federal Offieial Says rofrigarater makat aight .50 in salvaging the massive strand.s waa Mrs. Sarnh Wheeler of Hart- Richard W. Slocum, general But entrances were soon blocked the thirteenth con.secutlve micro- Phil Spitalny Girls. Standard of Living chairman of the Newspapers by such things as farm imple- cal. machin* gunt, and 325 from which the roadw ay w-as sus-- phone season for the New York CBS—4:30, K^stelsnetz concert, ford who has lectured widely and pended arid soon will start unnv- given many broadcasts over the United Scrap Metal drive, reiter- ments. train wheels, water tanks maka a light tank; ana vacu- Philharmonic symphony. Jane Froman; 6:30, Sergt. Gene Will Also Drop. ated the pledge of Donald M. Nel- and automobile b^les. eting and dismantling the reln- Autr>’: 7:30, We the People: 8:30, r^io. She has acted as an advisor um claanar hat enough of tha ’. forced concrete towers. and counselor on the subject of son, War Production Board chair- motal to make Mvan .50 col. In Sunday's official Army Hour Crime Doctor; 9:30, Fred Allen: Hartford. Oct. 10 A reduc- man. that all scrap metal cpllect- Junction City, Kas. An old The Tacoma Narrowg bridge, on NBC at 3:30 is to be an appeal 10, Phil Baker Quiz; 10:30, They gunt or 12 4-lb. incandiary crossing Puget Sound a few miles Information Is Needed tion in municipal services due to ed would be moved, processed and .scrap metal drive accident may for snapshots of foreign scenes Live* Forever. made available to steel mills. Nel- cost -Mrs Will Ingram , 47, Green, bomht; and 7,700 aluminum west of this city, was the world’s Mrs. Wheeler said she had foum the war was fore-sven today by from Col. William J. Donovan,’ di- BLU—1. Horace Hoidt Review; son said that If the usual channels Kas , :her nght foot. pott and pant from your ' third longest suspension span, its rector of strategic -services. Pic- 5:30, Muslcel Steelmakers; 6, that people had less time to read Director Leslie -M. Gravlin of the ; 2,800-foot sweep from tower bc- in theae days and yet they are were not able to handle the flood naighborhood will previdt tures wanted are, those v.hlch Britain to America, moved from Governmental Research Bureau. . A 3-pound piece of metal hurled ' ing exceeded only by the Golden Juat aa anxious to know what the Making one of his first public of scrap quickly, the government •nough for on* purtuil piano. might be helpful to U. S. Military NBC; 7;30, Quiz Kids; 8:30. Inner would, if necessary. Itself buy the 1300 yards by a blast -set off by G ate bridge a t S.aii Franci.sco and authorities in carrying the war to S anctum ; 10, Good Will Hour. trend of reading is. The news we appearances before the Hartford I the George Washington bridge itear about the war keeps us alert scrap and start proces.sihg. milit.-iry . pcfsormel wrecking some Widh World Foaturot the Axis. The hour will observe MBS—1:30, Haven of Rest, Real Estate Board last night, the old lowers at Fort Riley pierced . across the Hudson river at New and disturbed and yet we need all newly appointed director asserted .Merchants to .Close Stores the 450th anniversary ot the dis- hj-mns: 3. This Is Our War, all- the siutcmobile in which Mff- ■ York City. Negro program; 5, Hawaii Calls; the information we can obtain the public ^/iU have to take an un- In all seriousness the nation covery of America in connection • c o n c e r n i n g i t . continued its scrap salvage work Ingram' was ridlnS and'injured her will guard pn.soners who will be Historically Brief with the Institute or Intcr-Amerl- 6, First Niglrter dranir: 7:30, Follovying a particular subject derstanding attitude when It right ankle so severely that an A majestfe structure opened, in sees services reduced below peace as witness the decision; of Ashe- seated in the open courtroom. can affairs at Columbia Univer- Stars, and Stripes in Britain; 9. or trend in reading helps us to ville, N. C., merchants to close amputation was probable. July. 1940, its history w as tr.ngi- sity. . . . As part of the panel for Old Fashloried Revival; 10:30, time levels. caliy brief. It .shook apart the fol- make a wise selection among the The lower standard of living for their storea next Tue.sday. Em- ' San Antonio. Tex —Two aban- discussion of "Are We Still Com This 1s O ur Enem y. flood of books that are published ployes will don work clothes, Virginia City. Ncv. A cannon, doned steel bridges will serve a lowing November. placcnt? " in the CBS people s municipal and state governmenU First swaying like a huge ham- annually, she said,, clean out all the scrap in their made 63 years ago to fire a salute double purpo.se- they’ll be blown Platform at 7 o'clock this evening Monday Expectations;' Two Among the book's worthy of at- is coming, Ije said, in the face of to P resident U- S. G m nt wa.s mock in the autUmm wind, the unprecedented expenditures by the buildings and then go home and | up by soldier's as a part of demoli- are Michael Strange, author, and war-effort rerics by daytime se- tention she first mentioned Louis donated to the scrap collection brldgr soon developed a vibration rials—CBS, 9:45 a. m.. 'V'ictory federal government for prosecu- complete the scrap mop-up in tion training and then .salvaged Douglas Cornell, AP staff man at Untermeyer'a "Treasury of Great their homes. here. ’ Mrs. Wilson Locklin who of its own through some aerody- Washington. Front. "Our Gal Sunday”; NBC, tion of the war. Referring to con- lor the scrap meta.. drive. haraic eccentricity, end this was Poeths." Poetry is both ^ release A large marine boiler, believed contributed the ancient piece .sa^d Armv engineer troops will de- On Saturday night list; Pre- 10 a. m., Victorj- Volunteers, to have been In the St. Lawrence it was made in a foundry in ISiO amplified automatically until steel mieres on NBC — 7:30 Ellery "Stella Dallas." NBC—12:30 p. m.. ____ _ hnvo in the home now at the rate of >6,000,000,000 molish'the bridge.s. Third Army cords no longer could stand the cellent book to have in the home river at Ogdensburg, N. Y., for 25 when the Civil War hero visited headquarters reported. Engineers Queen: 10:15 Dick Powell variety. Ted Steel Band: 2:45. Hymns of a month—by taxation, Mr. Grav- strain. library, 8he_4c;cIarod. yeara. was spotted by a scrap the Comstock ICMle. estimate the structures will yield Other talks—BLU- 7:30 Clar- all Churches: 6:30, Meet the Au- "Time for Greatness t»y Hw> lin declared the total cost will be In time the bridge l.» to be re- thor. CBS—12 noon, Kate Smith; ho tremendous that ■ "we'll have .scout and the Coast Guard cooper- approximately 400,000 pounds of ence Kelland on "Role- of Republi- . bert Agar, shakes us and wakes ated in salvaging 30 tons of metal. San Francisco The steel bars placed. but not untll.w ar ends and I ean-Party jn Wartime": CBS 10:15 3:30 p. m., Song-Poem Cycle; 4:30 to ixwtpone payment of aome” of of prisoners' cages in two munici- steel. . . .. materials again are available. us up. The choice of English in In New Jersey, the Public Ser- One of the -trulges i.s over the I Dl0cussio.n "Women’s Contrlbu- Giants of Freedom, .Andrew Jack- this book is delightful. Mr. Agar i^ q r future generations." vice Coordinated Transport an- pal cou rtrooms are going onto the Colorado river 12 miles west of I tions'to War Effort”; also BLU 10 son. BLU— 12 noon. Jo.«. F. Lam b speaks without bitterness but Cities Losing Employees nounced it waa wl.ling to give 600, s. r.ap pile. „ w, i. 1 Dr. T. V. Si'png China relief, on' "Anniveesarj’ of Discovery of ' agrees that our government is not atiea and states are encounter- quality Lom eta. The other -spnns the miles of abandoned trolley tracks | a ton or more of hlgb^ Uiaz-so river six miles we.st of Cab i NBC—7 Noah Webster ' says,. A sierica” ; 3 p. m., P resco tt Holi- good enough and want.s to know- ing difliculty in finding and keep- if the municipalities would '■* dig; steel will be sa’.v iged fro'u eaCi Hope to Pas^^ ; q u i z ; 8 Abie's Irish .Rose; 8:30 day; 4. Club Matinee. MBS—2:30. ing employes, despite adjust- vert. why. The subject correlates with them up. ' 1courtroom. Hereafter, court bnllins ; Truth or Consequences; 9 Barn Columbus Day program. A. A. the news of the day. ments made.quite properly in sal- Three hundred tons of obsolete i Dance; 9:30 Can You Top This. Berle and others; 3:15, Scrapbook, "Marling Hall ' by Angela Thlr- aries of employes in these times, machinery went ifito the Brazil,. Tax Bill Prior I CBS—7:30.Soldiers With Wings, new time; 4:45, "Keep ’Em Fly- 'kell is a book which ties up to the Mr. Gravlin poipled but. Ind.. scrap heap the donation ot new time; 8 Crqmit and Sanderson ing." Rev. G. A. Cooper; 5.;45, charming and w-ell told story of "That condition will get worae," a ceramics comt.any. and a con-1 Plans for Stabilizing qujz; 8:30 Hobby Lobby; 9 Hit New seri.al, The Magician. "Mrs. Miniver." ■ '*Marling Hall" he continued. *'I w o n d er' if we trading company to.ssed in a To Elections h aa w ar in ever>- breath but is aren't reaching the point where .seven-ton bank vault. very concerned with the affairs of municipal governments aren't go- .\musing Quirks In Campaign (Continued from Page One) 1080 1380 the family. ing to see a reduction In their There were some amusing quirks Mrs. Wheeler then read some Living Cost in Effect WTIC WURC Kilocycles standard of living." in the campaign, too. ______Walsh ID..'Mass. 1 to emend the Kilocycles amusing bits from "Marling Hall.’ The speaker pointed to the re- At Troy, N. Y.. Minas Kolaian Steinbeck's Book i law governing renegotiation of cent action by Mayor Thomas J. disclo’sed that whl'e he was .search- break production records everj’ -,var contracts to scale down prof-1 Saturday, Oet. 10 Saturday, Oct. 10 In the "Moon Is Dowp" by John Spellacy of Hartford and the ing a German prisoner while w ith Higher Taxes anti FoGil year." ' Us. Barkley said he was confident j P. M. PM. Steinbeck, the speaker said you Board of Finance not to replace the A E.F. in the First World war, 1:45 (Approx.) — FdotbaJl Gam# could almo.-.t feel th a t you were^ LulHir, S ituation W orse ■ this proposal would be written 1:45 -Jerry Scars' Rhythmic amployea going into service of war he found an iron cross and Costs Loom; Expect Strings. 3:00' (Approx. )-^Preas News looking, into an ujSper room where indUHtrle.s, aa indicative of the way AVickard' also spoke to the Ap- ^nto the bill. "promised to give It hack some- Control of Nation's ■propriatlons committee, saying. Would Open Contracts , 2 00—.Malfiiee In Rhythm. 3:05 (Approx.)—Football Gams German soldiers were living and cities are meeting the situation. I time." Now he's, keeping the 2:l!i— P rogram from New* *York. ■4:30—To Be Announced feel their desires and -fears. The ihe fium labor situation "is going ' As submitted by the Walsh Reduce Bonded Dept promise vta scrap. 2:30—U. S. Marine Band. 5:00—ilatmee at Meadowbrook events of Uiis book might have He coiilmended municipalities Manpower Soon. , to'bew nie wotsc without ques-, committee, the amendment would At Oklahoma City . a woman tion.” Tfie armed forces and the open all contracts over >100.000 2:15—Fordham vs Terines.see Foot- 6;()0—News taken place in any of the Invaded for reducing th'elr bonded debt at telephoned that a couple of men war industries arc getting men ' to r'eqcgbtjRjlQn if the secretary ball Game. 6:05—W ar Commentary countries, where the people had this time, saying it will help them By Marlow and 5:30"M an Your Battle Stations” 6:10—Sports were trying to tear down her Cietirjfe Zlflkf* from the far'm* Just aa they arc ; of war, secretary of the Navy or poise and courage. "to stand the cost of rehabilitation house blit were bring held at bay —United States Navy Program, 6:15—Dinner Hour Melodies The book lyliich she had found after the war." Cities are also from the city.\ | chairman of the' Maritime . com- by a neighbor with a shotgun and Now- Y o rk ., Oct. 10 — iWnTe Wcll. there i t ^ . just a few of ' mission fnund that excessive prof- 5:4.5—Dove O ’Dell. 6:30—rFrazier Hunt—News the most thrilling waswi Escaped looking forward to poat-war pub- w^ould tlTe sheriff please send help : WQ,.i^j,_prc.sident, Roosevelt this the things being taHtcd about and ; its were likely, 6:00—News. 6:45^The World Today from Hong Kong,” by J. H. Mars- lic works by setting aside funds to 6:15—Come On and D'ance. 7:00—People’s Platform man. It gave the most vivid per- ,ln a hurry. , I j^to effect his plan to thought about in thV same week The government officials, herw- build' projecta' belng postponed by Two deputies found a man with the cost of living con- 6;30->eStrictlv Sportn. 7:30- Soldiers with Wings sonal feeling of the war. The the war and to rehabilitate prop- m which the presideniji stabiliza-1 ever, wouid be authorized to agree a shotgun covering two slapped on food. rent. tion plan started to go iiHo effect. | that there ahould he no renegoti- 6 : If. Hello Back Home — Fort 8:UU Julia Sanderson and Frank { characters in this book stand out. ertie.s neglected during this i>erlod. old boys who. in their enthusjasm Knox program. Cruniit especially the elderly nurse who wages, salaries, Only fuss raised was w^lqn one i ation for a specified period after Mr. Gravlin observed that H art- for gathering scrap, rfad ripp’e&'.'iiff Henry Morgenlhau Jr., secre- 7:00—Noah .Webster Says. 8;5i—Eric Severeld—News took care of the wounded men In ford is making sirfiilfr prepara- roup thoughtgni mavoemaybe a second the letting of the contract and fl Americas the woman's iron gate and .started tary of the Treasury, aid that the 9:00—Your Hit Parads '—^ . the hotel and v.-as patient and kind tions by setting aside one mill or group was going to get its bread inal agreements on ITv'erAkv on the fence itself. Treasury was preparing .recom-c -y " at the expense of th \ terms would not be .subject to sub- 9:45—Lovely Melodies to all alike. about >380,000 this year for post- Any scrap today? 8;0O-*-Abie's Irish Ro.s., "They Were Expendahle" memlaltons for a sei-ond neiv tax seq u en t reopening except in ca.se 10:15—Talks war public works. 8:30-^Truth or Consequences. t0;3»—Eileen Farrell — Soprano] W. L. W hite's "They W ere E x - bill —the first one still is being d*^ ot fraud. Turning to the role of cities in - ., < » baled in Congress to raise an ad- T- 9:00—National Barn Dance. .', ■ and Concert Orchestra pendable " is the first story of our Al.so. any co n tract .o n which a 9:30—Program .from New Ifork. the war effort. Mr. Gravlin de- : r a i t h t iil A r i m ditional >6,(HlO.OOctlietc;with the bombs you helped buy . . . the planes fiends and all thiiey stand for. V land 8cn.se of th e values of a home. gang the Allied Air Forces will which accompanied General Persh- ice act to mobilize all manpower 23. of 148 Grove street. New B ri- 11:15—Day Dreams with Bud Choir, and Organ, It’s worth it! In Provincetown Mrs. Vorse lived bomb Berlin ' with mass raids for distribution among the armed tain. changed his plea to guilty to amendment which George subse- Rainey i 1 :()0—Chn'rch of the Air. ing into northern Mexico in search quently supported on a roU call in the hou.w*, of au old sea,captain w:ithout respite. ____ of Pancho Villa. services, the farms and, Industrial reckless driving and driving while 11:30—Musical Souvenirs i 1 ; 3 0 — P r e s s N e w s . that had the dironesa and golden • Let the BBC tell this to the plants but believed that should be his license wras suspended yester- vote. 11:45—Ollvio Santoro 1:3.5— In v ita tio n to L earn in g . German people.". Granville , said, Post officials said Myrtle was the By a 74 to 10 vote, the Senate patience of time. She recommends Army’s oldest mule.' resorted to only if the present day in Superior court and was 12:00-ln The South American ,2:00—Spirit of "42". every woiniui* to do her ow*n work "so they will know tffe Nazis are voluntary machinery doesn t sentenced to a total of 60 days in adopted an amendment, Barkley Way ,2:30—World News Today, boarder responsible. It's the only way." said was "a slap at the secretary MO that she will-not be a work.' jail and fined >100 by Judge Jam es 12:15 Junior Quiz Show j 3 : 0 0 - Columbia Broadcasting; in her own home. .Women need a| G ranville w.ns referring to th e ; FaillOllS A special House committee was E. Murphy. Morgiewicz had ap- of the Treasury." allowing the 12:45—News 1 Svmphony. Joint Congressional committee home and sliould have one If It j announcement of the German high reported drafting a recommenda- pealed from a Plainvllle town 1:00—Robert St. John I 4:30—The Pause That lUfrashea BUY WAR BONDS^dt least 10% every pay day staff to consul.t with underlings in cposnjs of only two rooms. Prov-j command yesterday that 10i7 Brit- tion that manpower be ■ rationed court sentence of >150 in fines and 1:15—Ted Steele and his Nova- i o n - h e A i r . Incetown was gayer in those days = ish officers and 1,269 men .had Tree Collapses through existing agencies before government departments in ob- chord ! 5:00—The Family Hour—Gladys 30 days, suspended." ^ . taining revenue lnformati«*i. than most of New England be- been placed in fetters in reprisal any attem pt was made to adopt Tho'maston—Plume ana Atwood 1:30—Program from New York • .SwMthout. Deems Taylor, A1 X cause of the Portuguese The two ■ fc •Gtmn allegedly taken “w'ork-or-fight•’ legislation. Manufacturing company employees 1:45—Wise Man, 1 Goodman. Xthealers which added *. much to agaitlst German prisoners in Brit- A thens; Ga., Oct. 10— i/F — A 5;4.5_Wllliam L. Shirer News. Many observers .have believed voted 224-66 last night in favor of 2:00—Sammy . Kaye's” Sunilay Thifi'Space is,a contribution to America's all-out war effort by:— the irilerent of the town she men- .a‘"—" charge the British have world famous tree'that has owned 6:00—Edward R. Murrow. than manpower legislation giving •the international Mine. Metal and Serenade tions ' I denied. itself- for nearly lOO years col- Theater Opens 2:30—Curtis Ensemble .•» '6:I.’’j—Irene Rich "Dear John". announced lapsed last night, the victim rtf the government control of workers Smelters Union (CIOI as theic r- ■ Ludwig. Bcnielipan is an author "^be British have I 2:45—The Sabbath Message I 6:30—Sgt. Gene Autry. they would retaliate by manacling heart rot which ate out the rugged to get the war Job done was in- sole collifctive bargaining-agent at ■ of, whom Mrs tyheelcr is fond. His evitable but all believed this was In the North End 3:00—Music For Neighbors '7:00—Our Secret Weapon. the same nurriber of Germans’iijn- oak interior leaving only a hol- a special NLRB election. 3:15-^World News Parade -Upton 7:30—We the People. new book "I Love, You, I I» v e low' .shell. a little further along In the future. You. I I>.ve You ' IS about his own ' less the'Nazis 'rescinded their ac- Close :; 8 :00 —C o m r i i a n d o s . tion by noon today. Similar arti'on The majestic oak, which tower- Paul V. McNutt, head of the Glenney’s - F. E. Bray daughter. This is a lovely book to War Manpower commisaion, made Preparations are being made for 3:30- This Is The Army Hour 'I 8:30—Crime Doctor. against German prisoners in Cana- ed 100 feet in the air and stood 8:.5.’>—E r ic S e v e re id . read out lood. Bemelinan ia the at the intersection of two busy it plain, he believes: Ciierrilla Warfare the grand opening of the new 4:30—Connecticut On The Alert type of man who is slwaya home- ' da was promised last night in Ot- 5:00—NBC Summer Symphony 9:00— Radio Readers Diges. tawa. * Athens streets, had title to itself .Mope Serious E\ery Day Manchester theater at the North otek when outward bound, when Enjl with doors opening at 1:30 6:06—News 9:30—Fred Allen. under a deed' recorded a century "Manpower problems are be- Movie Finished 10:00—Take It or Leave It homeward bound homesick for the ago by a pioneer settler, W. H. coming more serious gvery day 6:15—Harry Hurllck's Orchestra . plocoa he has left policy of this theater is to 6:30—Strittly Sports 10:30— News. He l o v e s ^ V e e k a g c Jackson. and will become very serious next lo:.").'!—They Live Forever. . opectocle of living. A- brick wall enclpeed the plot A training film, depicting the bring to its patrons the best pic- 6:45—Yale Interprets the News Brunner’s Johnson & Little year." 11:00—News. In speaking again of a trend in of ground and, 'klthough the tree He told the Hquse A ^'ropna- new guerrilla warfare tactics of tures obtainable. For the time be- 7:00—Jack' Beny reading. Mrs. Wheeler said ■ that the Connecticut State Guard, and 7:30—The Bandwagon 11:0.5—S ports Round Up. obstiUcted traffic for many years, tions committee that he felt some ing The Manchester theater will 11:10—Eric Severeid—News. one year abe read a book on Haiti Eiidaiiuers Town featu rin g the local u n its G {ind H 8:00—EMgar Bergen and (Tharlie' no attem pt has ever been mqde to kind if national service legisla- be open Sundays snd Monday eve- 11:15—Dance Orcheatra. and'rromf that became very inter-, condemn the property. companies, was finished last eve- nings only. McCarthy tion was Imperative althbugb it ning. The movie was shot at Camp 11:36—Dance Orchestra. oatod in_ the Negro. ' "Nigger ManonvlU*. Mo., Oct. 10—'.Pi— might never be necessary to use 'The program that h** 8:30—One Man’s Family Buck. Portland. Conn., last Aug- 9:00—M anhattan Merry-Go-Round Heaven" by Carl Van Veckten, Flaming wTeckXg*—the aftermath compulsion. • lected for the initial opening in- W on’t Seek Fare Increon* which appeared several years ago, of a head-on collision between two Must Maintain ust. and the sound was inserted cludes Ida Luplno in her greatest 5:30— American Album of Familiar About food. Clavide R. Wickard, last evening. It will now be shown obe considers one of the finest Frisco freight trains . endangered secretary of agriculture, said: picture. "The Gsy Desperado.” Music . • ■ , Fresno.

sS^- MAlsLnHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1043 PAGE S E V nrl MA^CJfSsrrCK EVEWOTG HEIIALD. HANCHESl'ER, CONN. SATURDAY.. OCTOBER 10,1942 get back to the vessel, the serofid j stitute a coAimodlty and a service sack let go and they were thrown 68 Degrel?8 Fixed strong decision, then we yield re Firni Medal for Mercliuiit Seuiiiuii Gold Foolishness with a cash value. If alj dealers Alaskan Scout Into the icy watet. They i^ere spect to strength of character. Comment i harged a tilting fee for air-serv- Washington in Wartime News of Vets and Their Auxiliaries pulled out .safely. For Winter Heal There remains, even after the You can still spht him after his. J Tile scouts reached shore and icing tires it would pul the serv- By Jark Stinnett War Production Board's decision decision. He is still a little doubt- Trail Blazers buried their boats at low tide and ice-on a rea.sonable basis and to discontinue the mining of the ful. He has no g re a t aind over- From the River Road at 46 Courtland street. This will spread out on patrols along the lorning would certainly add considerably Washington.' Now that all the . prctatlons may be tagged o.-. beach, where the incoming water Washington, Oct. 10 -(40--Fe^l "precious metal'* in this countrj', weening confidence In his own By Malcolm Mollan ’.take ithe form of a pot luclT'rheet- Anderson- era! Works Administrator PhlUpl to the income of every 'filling ata- tumult and the shouting, has dic'd fh® President s trip. Only I ing, and any member may come at »> Draw Praise would blot out all daylight evi- .« i5 SS“ p 'S M a good deal of foolishness about course. He doesn't assume, aa . , .... J •_President himself knows rea dence of their movements. Me- It Biastll Btraat Mr. Mollan,-retired editor of 4The Herald," preserves his contact tion something that 1 take to be down, let s examine the record for any time. We have so much sew- B. Fleming today'fixed 68 degreas| Ifancheiter. C^nn. gold. does our Hercules, thist he is au- with his former daily readers tjy writing a weeklyletter for these why he went and he doe.sh'l n: 1 ing to do, if our Christmas Sale Shea Ihodicallj', but never knowing as the basic temperature this win- THOUA8 rEROUSON liadly enough needed in these an answer to the one question to explain. But the truth ot I .J Oentral Manager 'Although gold mining is to halt tomatically right. But we'll take columns, in which he expresses his own leisurely arrived-at con- is to be a success, that we would Rough, Tough Bund \that danger might be lurking times of greatly restricted gaso- that generally was over-looked: matter probably is just as siwii.e around the peaks.' they started ter for the nation's Federal build* | Founded October 1. leol____ In this country,.‘our Treasury, It him, modest, ordinary mortal, and victions concerning some major m aters and his observations like a good attendance. Post concerning some very minor ones,-aa Seen from his home on the line sates. Why did President Roosevelt take as some of those who know him Our Bulletin lists 13 Units as * (Ian Co Karriipr on tlielr survey. They picked out pos- Ings. Pubilihed Every Eventni: ®»e*Pj la now revealed, will contlnii^e to take his course, the result of hon- that 9,000-mile trip? best. make it sound. having paid up their dues for the sible landing field sites and gun Fuel oil Rationing to h(Hiaehold*| Viindaye and Holldaya Entered at banks of the Nlantlc River. Look for his contribptlon each Also I know darned well that a No. 2U46 Chunk of Stihnon Thun fh. Poet • Onrice at purchase, at $35 an ounce, gold est struggle, most of the time. He week-^nd. Wa.s it to find how the war pro- In the first place, the Presi- coming year, also six Units paid V. F. W. emplacements. Some of them cov- er.* In the 30-state rationing area I Conn., a i Second Claei Mall Matter. good many' motorists would be re- duction effort IS really progress- dent's need to get a\.ay from llio eted 40 miles a day? mined In o^her countries. This may not seem much superflcially, up in their essessmenta. We have Mo.st on Full Kations. ia based on a daytime temperature | SUBSCRIPTION RATES jolced to have the service put 3n''HK’ Certainly not. There isn't a daily routine of wartime in the a long way to go to get our- dues Coniplain I*ace 'Timi Fb *! will be” added to the twenty-two but he has the real atuff inside, You can do quite a bit with - On some effective action to cut au- _ . . _ , . , ^ (time of day or. night "that the White House must be apparent to of 65 degrees. One Tear by Mall ...... paid up. and our dues go a long ‘Scrap for Japs’ Heailquai tera, Alaska Defense When the troops came in force Per Month by Mall ...... ♦ billion horde we~ have at Fort where it counts.. four gallons of gasoline a week if tomobile use ori^.the highways to a buspie.ss basis and no longer b:; president couldn't call for certi- any one who gives a thought to way to paying our assessments. The 68 degree heat fqr Federal I compelled to panhandlF-’S^mething Command. Oct. 10. -M’l A loiigh, later, tliej’ were ready. They ^Single Copy ...... Knox. your only absolutHy' necessary the absolute essentials. lied production figures and give a the fact.s. Mons-Ypf« Post Won’t you try to pay your dues showed the ,4oldiers .where to build buildings is to ' be maintained I •©elTvered .One Tear ...... more accurate percentage on pro- Except for a dedication junket at once? If you are unable to at- Veterans SlogiHi tough band of Alaskan scouts, who The reasons fpr,,;th4s are full of Diplon|[a In The Debris use of your car ik the doing Of in- We have never known, we do for which thc.v would be very glad roads and took them to camp sites where the relative humidity ap-| ME.MBER t)F to pay Particularly when they ductloi}/ efficiency than he could into Maryland, a few day.s at 3. V. tend the meeting, won’t you send can go farther on a chunk of dried at a pace sonu officers complained proximates 40 per cent, under I the ASSOCIATED PRESS gold foolishness. 'The W ar Producr dispen.sable errands at - distances not know now,, whether this coun- by glancing over such plants as Hyde Park, and an occasional ft-by some member you know is Have you cleaned all of the Fleming's order, which provides The .Aiidclated Preee le excluelre- Victory Gardeners who did not are unlikely ever to see that par- salmon than most men ean go on waa too fa.Ht for the troops. tlon Board la admitting, in this beyond walking range and if try will ever be invaded or not. Of he ,'could visit in saa two-weeks auto ride near the capital. Roo.se- attending? scrap out of your cellar, attic, ga- for an increase to 70 W'lth a 20 ly entitled to the uee or "PUbl ca- fall out of liruf when their cucum- full field rations, drew prai.He to - The fame of the organization tion of all newe dlepatchee crrdlted country, that the men engaged In you are not among those to whom course we hope it will noft and so- ticular station operator again. tour, velt has been his own pri.soncr of See you Monday evening, and rage and yard? Your govern- has spread rapidly, and Colonel per cent humidity and .a drop to to It or not otherwlee bers began to wilt, the bcetle.i '. Wa.s it for political reasons? war since before Pearl Harbor. Toys for Britain’ don't forget to bring your thimble ment - needs all kinds of scrap day as the heroic trail blazers for 6.5 w ith "high humidity-.*' thle paper and also the local nene mining gold are needed for other riding in an automobile is an ad- any number of. us wishfully be .Very seriously 1 think this IS: Ca.stner has been besieged -with robbed the bean crop.' the borer Hardly. Political tours aren't E arly and late, day in ami da.v along. metal -right now. It will only take the landing of American forces on applications. Second in command At the same time the OPA put puMith^d herein. ' , more important work. That's the diction. For example, thia small lieve it will not. But there is 'something that the fllllng station made in secrecy. VVe ' have the out, he has gone through the daily I All rlKhtt of republlcailort - of spoiled the corn, the blight killed Drive Under Way a few minutes to get a pile to- one of -llie Andreanof islands in ia First Lieut. Robert Thompson a ceiling price on gratea. a.shpit special dlapatchei herein are alao reason for the decision. One might family does most of Us rriarketing nothing like a -certainty. As a operators' associatin'ns ought, to President's own word for it that White House round with never a gether, so don't wait any longer. the tomato, and the beet turned the Aleutians. of Mociwsin. Mont. doors and other needed parts, to reserved j______■ think that the same reason, the take up and act on, in justice to he saw no state chairmen or po- change of scene to aid relaxation. Get it In the works. in Niantlc, where the round trip, matter of fact we are facing an The regular^ monthly meeting of And^rson- (The landing was announced by Tlie si'outs' main complaint is a.ssiire home-owners of reasonable Full Service client,.of. N. E, A out to be all fibre -Victory Gar- them selves And to the public. litical 'candidates; visited with Add to this monotony, the great We have to hand it to the school pricea if they conv(;rt from oil to same logic, might apply in other distance Is not more than seven almost incredible a n ^ n t of reli- only 11 .governors'(four of whom resiionsibility which falls on any the Mons-Ypres Post will be held kids- they have collected many the Njrvydiaturuiivi. that the.v haven't yet had a chance Service Inc. deners who are still, heroic souls, to get into a fight. It's a fact that coal. Installation costs also countries. But no. miles, and makes that trip-aeidom ance on Ru.ssia's successful resi-st- were ■ Republican's); 9made no chief executive in wartime and in the British-Amencan club Shea tons of scrap metal. If yw get it The scouts are home now. get- Pnlilleher* Repreeentatlvee. The convinced that they have made a ting a bit of relaxation by ( limb- upon their return, members of the were given ceilings, at the high- Jullue Mathewe Special Aaency— Of Ruasla, we are told that oftener than once a week. Once ance. She 1s ke>fnng the war. a[v, An to Si>alloplng speeches. If his visit with former multiply it by the stupendity of Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. out they will take it away.. and reasonably workmanlike success ing mountaina or shooting moun- platoon refused the comfort of est hourly rates charged by deal- New York, Chicago, Detroit "the shipment of gold is almost Vice President Garner has anv this global war. - . A good attendance is requested. •The post’ received a letter from in quite a long while, perhaps parently, a long way from A very different subject: Nu- Auxiliary tain goats, so their story can be ■warm barracks, preferring tents ers last March, plus an adjust- Boston. ___ 'V2;______of their venture, are hereby called political tinge, it could only be That is something tfic President The members of the Mons- Suhie Jack more who has been in ment to cover wage increases up the only means by which Russia three or four weeks, we find it Young's holel. as they used to say- that the President and "Cactus can't e.scape, no matter'diow many the Navy for the past ten years told. . on a nearby beach despite the ME.MBER AUDIT bur eau -OF upon for one last effort. merous people in the Manchester Ypre Post are reminded .once autumn w'eather. to July 1. CIRCULATIONS. is able to pay for imports froni necessary to go into New London, in Bostbn. But let us suppose, for Jack" were laying the gho.st of trains he takes, but by ch.Mging No. "J04« V. V. F. W. and at present is stationed- in Pan- They are known officially as the It is not. after all, by the order- area who know an extremely good again that th^ British Relief is combat irit'eHigencp platoon of the the United States and Russian possibly a m atter of a dozen a moment,' that Stalingrad fell, .an old political feud that no the scene, he perhaps has' .lwcB ama. requesting that we take him The Herald .Printing Company, line.ss of July, or the fruitfulness thing, when they taste it have asking for toys for Christmas for Alaska. Defense Command. but Inc aeaumes no financial responal- pride would be hurt if this were longer has any meaning. able to readjust the load he's car* in as a member of Anderson-Shea miles of driving. Aside from that, suddenly, and the Red A rm y wa.s been acCu.stomea to jinagging ■ -at those children of Britain who have the lleaignation leaves Alaskans blllty for typographical rtf®';* “J* of August, or the weedlessness ot rying. X been left homeless through bomb- Members Attend Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. pearlng In advertleementa In the arbitrarily made impossible.” what going about we do we do acliially driven behind the Urals, Was it to get a finger on the He is a brother of Mrs, Nan Tag-' cojd. Refer to them as "CTastner's klancheater Evening Herald______the whole summer through that least one day in the fall to go ing raids and it has been reporte(i Wasn't Wendell Willkie's pic- on foot. So that out of the eight beaten and put out of the war for pulse of the people? in some As for his reason for visiting gart. Past President of the Brit- Cutthroats" and the native* know the Victory Gardener wins his scalloping in the Niantic River. that no toys will be made in Brit- Dept. Testimonial the fabulous outfit of which you Saturday, October 10 ture one of Russian women and unit tickets on the first page of months; how long would it be, do small measure, perhaps. .But production plants and train- ish W ar Vets. Auxiliary. final diploma. It'a by the condi- This year, I learned while in Man- ain this year. We know there Papers have already started, .speak. children of tender age engaged in traveling 14 days by train, mov- ing centers, those clo.se to him are m any homes In M anchester 'Tfie first Me.rcliant Marine Distinguished Medal of "the war was bur A book the No. 1 tickets— you suppose; before the Germans che.ster the other day, there is through the channels for . Suhie . .'The.v faced a storm y and tiench- 'tion of bis plot after the yield u ing on secret schedule.s. riding in have even a simpler explanation. whb., have many toys which are The regular meeting of Ander- awarded by President Roosevelt to Edwin P. Cheney. Jr.,' 25, whose An Opening On India? all kinds of war work? Wouljin't there were four remaining unused had Dakar and a jumping off a closely guarded car, the Presi- The President’s Interest in pro- Jackmore's membership. orou.s sea at night in rubber boats; iSfO W in. The Victory Garden, after the some confusion among these per- never' -.used and those children son Shea Auxiliary will be held home is, in a Philadelphia a;ibiirb.- Cheney swam under blazing oil they 'slept on a rocky coast with- Russian gold miners, then, be val- when the two months period ex- dent is not going to feel many duction—whether it be of ma- Increase* Membership I ' On the face of it when Com- last crop, should then become as place only 1,400 miles from the sons ss to whethei they can re- would beJiappy if they could have Tuesday evening at the post rooms to rescue six Shipmates when the tanker John, D. (3111 was torpecloed. out fire* or the protection of a.* uable to Russia's war effort? Isn't more pulses than he is right here chines of war or of the ti allied -at Manchester Green at 8 o'clock. The Department of Ha\\;ail. Vet- Shown with Chepey apd president is Admiral Emory Land, center. mons, by a vote of 360 “to 17, up- neat and clean aa it waa before pired.' We ^ a d sta rte d th a t periorake, Sue Pohgratz. and Art (lafanet is showing a medal jealousies, and man.v of their A pproxim ately 25 per cent of harbor. High seas washed over the ers Insisted on remaining "out of some of the boys who aren t j^e highways and making it Im- used to rai.se temperature in rat.s tory this time aa again.st a 138 I cial to their own jjeftn.se ? ■ I f w e like to sing at least one aung photographs and being finger- and the rat.s died almost instantly ' DoK't forget our bingo games in (3«rt Linnell on the committee. his father received from King high-priced , managers slop the total traffic, Mr. Griffin said, decks. The. home-made boats had The MANCHESTER court.” vote Republican defeat last time. •squabbling over top-billing fot must subsidize, wouliln't it be without the imeroiiiione a.s a mat- aroiind there any more; and to for troop movements to printed—^quitc a process which a ' as though stricken with a death the OrSpge hall Monday evening. Why not call one of these ladies GepY^e of England for faithful ^is made up of . omniulers. failed to stand the trip. In such a statement, e»fen ter of personal pride, just to And Middletown went Republican th eir clients, the lid is going* to Receipts, accoiding to the inaiia- I better to subsiilize a war plant/ or get our first glimpse of a couple ’ carried out—or for a battle to day's scalloping would hardly ov ray. Good prizes and lots of fun; • For and tell them what you' will rvice t0 his country. So in the dark of night,’ the though It is one defemllng the show llK'y can do it. lland.sonie j tiny people who have entered : fought In defense of our own two years ago. an evenlng-?^of real entertainm ent, donate. It will save, theni mSkl .\rnil*tlee Supinr pop off. ger. wore niore than sufficient to ^scouts seL out in their awkward a food crop in a location like worth. 1 I would advise you to beware On the towns, there were only It's a shame the truly sincere cover operating costs, and con- status quo, there is Implication Hill Johnso.n, emcee a t the Bel- 1 of new machines and apparatus don’t miss oUj" bingo. Keep smil- so many calls on their lines. Boys our auxiliary' is going to rubber boats, fighting a wild sea TRUST COMPANY South Africa, where construeUve m ont-P luw Gliuvs H ut, is o n e .... the families of young friends ot j That. I know, has been a five changes of control, with the ing, buy bonds and save your Comrade Kerr haa beenjf!port- put on another one of their fa- artist.*; have to get tangled uj> tinuance of traffic at this rate that was running cross-wise to that If the Congress party should So you see, except for those which have not been thoroughly production of any .sort helps cut One ot^^.these days we re going to ours since our la.st previous jour- ^ nightmare to military tactician-, Dcniocratii scoring a net gain of scrap. ed quite ill a t N e w l n g ^ hospi- mous Armistice Eve suppers. If with trashy hams. wotlld, mean that the bridge would their course. The colonel himself Memher Federal DepoaM lea. Carp. who ■ already have C. G. iden- te.sted. ’ Some are undoubtedly one, tfcrtainly not a Republican ; cover bond intere.st and place a abandon ita campaign of civil dis- the demands on United Nationsjsee a * ventriloquist with a girl ney to that part of the world, jpnee long before we were hurled valuable and will prove of great -. .. "Jeems tal.. Hope all our sick ^members are you attended in the past years you Luncheon JTaltle Kiitioni'd joined in the, rowing and paddling. obedience and show a new disposl- oUmmy. There ought to be some tification cards or who are willing headline, esiiccially when it i.4 feeling better. know what to expect. But if yoti j fairl.v substanlial amount in tlt>‘ No one knew how long the shipping ? What's more, it was heartening to i ipjn the war, good in the future, but others may considered that the' Democratic Tliere's a new rule , oyer .at- sinking fund. relief from the stcreolj'peij io go to a lot of trouble, to get See you all at^he meeting Tues- have not. ju.«t gdt around on Metro, The luncheon table re- scouts -might have to remain on , tion to pursue its objectives We should think'so. We should find up there i definilely deeper i p^^haps we should deem our- be worthle.'S or harm ful, and it net gain came at the expense of naughty little boys. I heari them, scalloping is out, probably does not pay to have experiments day night anu remember^ Dues Armistice Eve and you will have served for the pre.ss' has been ra- the islan d -if thej’ got onto it peacefully, together with a new TCalization of . citizen rc.sponsibili-j belatedly Westp'irt, Ken Bradley's homo a good time. All the ladies ask is Holiby Easier Task Now saf.clj'. They had to oarrj- packs think an end qf this gold foolish- though, that several have tried for the duration. performed on your health. Some- Dilworth- are Due. tioned only comedian a day disposition to progress with other the idea but couldn't work it out. town, where a certain diatinguisn- El-El. that you register with them ,or at with dried fish and toncentrated ness would be one way of stream- ty and a more earnest interest in , motor travel restrictions time ago .1 read large headlines ed candidate for congressional , can sit at it. I t gbl so that with Chicago— (4*1 - -Dr. George W. Indian elements toward some so- ....A lbert Stevens Crockett, one And I hate to break the news the club if you intend to be pres- Red Skelton, newcomer Zero Mos- cereal to la.st thenj indefinitely on lining th e free world for W'ar. U r wartime organization than. “nH have graijualiy come to have, some about a new super-powerful x-ray nomination said she would votsp Cornell Cappers hobby, bom in depression an island where onij’ fish and lution of the problems of- inde- of New York's earliest columnists, to confirmed scallopers. but the machine that was being u.sed to ent. so they can be well sup|>(icd. tel. Rags Ragland and other c'lm- the metal keeps any of the United .says' the column iilea can' be fortiinaUly, seems to mark New ! respect. I don't be- the Republican ticket in the con- It makes it hard on the ladies if years, is easier in these wartime birds could be added to their diet. succulent shell fish look just cure cancer and a patient had j ics barging over to entertain the days The dentist's hobby is find- pendence, then Britain would be Nations from \he fullest pursuit Irafed to a lazy editor - who got London and its immediate envi- j gressional election but did not Aux. Asks Air Patrol ^ you just burst into the party It waa a desperate battle tb lieve, that if the day of invasion about twice as big and meaty as volunteered for treatm ent on a rpention other elections. guests and trying out their ing jobs for people- -and he'.esti- rearh the barely visible point. ready to talk again. of direct war effort it's fool's gold tired of writing numerous head- rons. .^It continues to be a matter i without^ some kind of word before jokes and gags no one could eat ever comes, we shall be sueh a cancer on his arm. Sometime Getting down to brass tacks, No. 10$ hand. mates that he has been in.s'trumen- There was constant dangijr of be- These are pretty - serious ‘‘ifs” lines ovet. short bits of entPFtuin- of amazement to me that New they did last year. On the other Over Stale Coast in peace. . indeed. qation of absolutely uncontrolla- later I read a very small item in however, the real theory of Re- Let's get a large attendanee of tal in a tta c h in g from 75. to 100 ing swept miles away. bo be surmounted. But "if.” as it menl new's and threw them all London stUl appears, as a com hand, there's the fact that scal- t'he interior of the newspaper in publican hope In the town dec- * j Quic k trip to . m any places ni names to payrolls, including his One boat made only a few; yards together under one heading. .... ble mad people, -when it comes to post members at this party. Reg- 20th Century From the scoichiiig ••ema, they do constitute a slight mtinity. to feel itself so remote loping la hard, back breaking which it was stated that the pa- tlon results lies in the fact that Members l^^ew Hartford. Oct. 10 (ipi-<3ovemor irter well in advance. fathTf,' tvho had retired from when one of its two air .«ack.* ex- Hercules .\nd Wimple automobiles, as we would have tient had to have his arm ampu- Libyan dc.sert of "The Immortal sunelioration of the attitude of the work and opening the things Is an extremely light vote was , Hurley today sent a telegram to Bee-el. bu.sine*.*, hut coiildn t stand the ploded, cuttin-g buoyancy In ' half. The A ndrew s Sisters, vyhile from the war. when every mili- tated and was In danger of his Sergeant" set to the Green moun- The ordinary picture of a strong been sure to prove say a year ago , ^ cas't. This has been publicized * I Major General Cheriey. command- idlene.**. As the men paddled .frantically to British Government, then it would placing the Paramount theater, tary authority knows perfectly life. Possibly only one out of a as having taken more votes For Xmas Sale tains of "My Friend Klicka" in It has all been a pretty KOOrf^an<<"on8olation. Might as well fall ing general of the First Army Air seem that all those elements in- character is that of a firmly-ael, printed up, tickets of admission well that the city would be one hundred who read the first news away from the Democrats than York, asking for the establishment Utah. If that Isn't enough, step to their dressing room and gave desperately-needed—lesson in dis- 40 paces ami go undersea with terested in a solution of the In- deep-che,sted. atrbng-jowled sort o£>the half dozen primary objec- back on it. item observed the second. froni the RepubUcans, The The regular meeting of the Le- pf s" civil air patrol base in Con- Refuses to Salute them to anyone buying a $100 war cipline Some of the new scientific dis- Tyrone Power in "(''rash Dive,” a dian question might logically ad- of person who gtiies through life M M. Great Jasper and old tienerhl gion Auxiliary will be held Mon- necticut for protection of thia bond. The idea took with ' cele- tives ot enemy attack. coveries are bringing in machines .Apathy apparently having sln«l- day evening, Oct. 12th. at the Le- s ta te 's co.aStline. submarine epic. All in five min- -dreas themaelvea to the problem never giving any kind Of tempta- brity seekers. . . .Jack and Bob Niantic River Road, Flag; Girl Expelled T h at is, it would be a m atter of hitherto undreamed of poten- lar eflerta on election days. gion Home on Leonard street We "I consider Connecticut's coast- utes. ■< of making some of these "Ifs” tion even a first look. He Is the Heaaley, 24-year-old identical And right now—the thought Waterford, Conn. tiality. They must be cautiously, Yet this theory does not stani|' would like to have the members line vital to war effort and civil- Restricted train travel accom- of amazement if New London had come true. It is no secret that. unquestioned master of his owm twins who do a unison ice-skating being more or less' sugge.sted by used "and Carefully experimented up in certain test spots. The light get to -the meeting promptly, so ian defense." the governor's tele- Branford, Oct. 10.—(4b ■ The modations have given the RKO act at the Biltmore hotel, speak had the advantage of aa earnest boys a headache planning the trek ; In the United States, in China, in fate, the captain of his own soul, this never ending automobile sub- with until their definite effects are vote was certainly conspicuous that the buelnesa may start at 8 gram states. "I feel that the Branford Board of Education vot- with one mind. Jack, the spokes- and Intelligent a local press as known. Nature 'i knows more in Stamford, for Instance. an(J p. m. Following the meeting, we situation demands more adequate ed last night to expel Betty Jane later this month to San Francisco i Russia, there ia deep concern 6ver and he's strong enough to _ tell man, says "I” meaning "we." The ject--would seem to me to be the about healing the body by means aerial protection lor deliveries of Stark. 14. from High school be- for the opening of an all-Navy | Manchester has had. I have nev- HEALTH AND DIET that in .spite of a full-blooded con-f SVill hold a seising bee. in order the present deadlock on the In- people about It. Nohiody ever two, incidentally, are. about to be- time of times for th^ gas statio.o of fever than man yet knows. The test. The vote ' cast w ent dovvrj that we may get along better in food. fu«l. and war material. I cause she refused to salute the theater or Trea.siire i.sle and the dian question and that, among all bothers to figure out the ’ real come civilian instnictors for stu- er been so profoundly impressed people to put an end to thp never ADVICE machine method of creating fever, from 20,196 to 13.047. But as th^ the sewing fdr our Christmas sale.' believe that'' Connecticut requires flag on the ground* that such an premiere of "The Navy Comes dent pilots bound for the air corps la very new, while Nature ^has aeriai coastal natrol similar to act waa contrarv to her religious Through." Train reservations had the United Nations,, there is a equations of hli behavior—wheth- by the responsibility' of- newspa- justifiable practice of supplying vote went down it upset tfte the- So bring a thimble and needle. For ....Y ou can find nearly all tflF No New Services peta toward their communities as Furnished by the McCoy been bringing about fever for ory In question by taking fronr These sewirig bees are- really fun. that recently established for other belief, to be rediiced and many Holly- | growing feeling that it is their er, for Instance, he has brains song pluggers in town at hotel free air. Of course the gas deal- thousands of years. Dr. McCoy's Republican# and Deniocrata iti New England coastal states. Betty's mother, Mrs. Ethel woodites will have to fly. Probably ( since the beginning of this con- Health Service Friday evening Mrs. Rice and problem as well as Britain's. They enough 'to be—tempted now and and club openings of name bands. ers let themselves In for the bur- interesting and Instructive article equal pro[>ortions. It wa.s a photo Mrs! Bradley. Rehabilitation "Connecticut has available for Stark, s member of Jehovah's the only gal in the theater for the ! are logical m feeling so; India ia then, or whether the thing that One good way of insuring a crowd flict more than three years ago. den of inflating' tires without Address rommunlcattops to The entitled "Friendly Fevers" is finish two years ago. and thiii chairman, made the yearly visit immediate .service ample, trained Witnesse.*, said today "we be- premiere will be Jane Wyniiin ; .... Young band coming right particularly where they are pub- Herald, .Attention McCoy available to readers of this~*co1- year, witli 7,000 fewer votes cast; to the Rocky Hill soldiers home, personnel, suitable equipment and lieve in and live up to the rulc.i whose, hubby. Ronaltl Regan, is in one of the places "where this war keeps him on such even keel charge, in the first place, by of- ilewltfa Service. bases to carry out this tiak. I am along is that, of Bobby Parka, lished in one-newspaper towns. umn. Just address your request it was still a photo finish. running a bingo, with the Brown- of this country unless they are the arms. Electric can be lost. l.sn't that worst of all temptations Parks-, a sax player now branch- fering that service as a sort tf to McCoy Health Service Jn care Casual, examination of towy standing by ready to furnish you against God’s law and. .since He Given a cynical, hyper-critical Landers Unit of East Hartford. Ban* Garter .\lM>ve Knee Tb da^, all the indirect influ- —a supremely exaggerated notion ing out as a vocalist, likes strings premium to wln 'custpmers from 'Natural Fevers Better Than of this newspaper, epyloslng voting statistics points to the con- They took, cigarettes and tobacco further information." comes first, we don’t believe in Betty (3rable • waa to wear a «tce of such groups has been di- of his own consummate virtue. and can turn on five violinists at newspapei, directed and written those other dealers who. In the Indured Fevers large self addre.ssed envelope and | ,.[uaion that the widest falllni. to be used as prizes. At present salutipg the flag.” b'right garter abaye'her black silk ! A miiiiher of month* ago we applied to the War Production Board at Washing* a time. .Nothing is quite as fun- Equally summary,, perhaps, is by persona of limited outlook and- | ten cents' in stamps or coin. away of ' Democratic" —'* votes occur# | there are approximately 250 ex- As for Betty's future plans. stockings for a scene In "Coney i rected toward Britain. Perhaps it ny as the.se"Im ported” vocalists beginning, did not have power air no great degree of information, as __ * red in places where the result was service men living at the home. Mrs. Stark said she woqld educate Island." The- Hays office niled it ' ton for permission to install planned eqiijpment which would bring into Man- has been that influence which, to the routine judgment' on the Wair and dancers who forget their ac- pumps. But It waa no time at Within recent years you may Population Drop have heard or read quite a hit Questions and .Answers foreor.dalned hjf political -custom Mrs. Kathleen Sweet, district her daughter "more in the Lord's out the garter must be vyorn be- lace Wimples of life. Weak-chin- cents and go East Side-.*.. the only pre.ssure Instrument up- service and in the Bible" and add- chester additional electric power. Oiir application waa denied by the ar Fn^ so m e ‘deiiy;ee, helped ntuijuce ^Sec- all before practi,c-ally__ every sta- about artificial fevers. I have (Child Constantly Makes Fa-s-s) but that in places where a re^ vice president, visited the 4th Dis-. low the knee. Too auggealive ; on public opinion in any comihu- III Uoiiiitv Jail ed she hoped to-be able to enroll retary Amery's statement of the ned, timorous, not..^aring to call tion had its air pump or pumps. •written several articles on the Q uestion: E. U. asks: "AVhat •ontest was being staged th.< trlct meeting Sunday, Oct. 4th in above. , *' ! diielion Board heeaiise of the critical material* reipiire*!—copper, ateel, etc. ^ e anything their own. full of yearn- Sailors and soldiers seem to nlty, and you are pretty likely to can be done for a six-year-old boy lightness of the vote, as in Sta i Rockville. her in a school conducted by Je- Blonde Betty revealed another ' coniiijions upon which .. negotia- make up half the male population Then the station operators found subject myself because the use of hovah's Witnesse.s. fever or thermotherapy Is new, in- who is constantly making faces? ford. tiaok-Srom both _fiarties wit.i Annual Dinner Hartf'xlr. Oct. 10—(JO Hartford rule. A make-up man can powd.er , (diall therefore have to get along for the duration of the war with the power now tions might be u-opcncil. It how ings but never a fulfillment of any on Broadway's sidewalks _these find that that community will be thenidelves gaining no" trade but Mrs. Stark said her husband, teresting and has some Value. The doctor calls it some form of 1 out any. great or conclusive disK The annual' (linner in honor of county .Jail today had Its- smallest her face ajid rre«'k, but th a t's aJL,' seems to us that such influence, it kind, they are life's failures—the days, and the percentage is get- short on intelligent enthusiasm for Fred Stark, was not a member of available. still under a voluntary obligation However, I wish to correct an Im- nervousness. Have had his ton- , parity? the department president and de- population in about a year. Sheriff If she wants,, her arms powdered. 1 it takes its .cue prom ptly and iii- weak charactcra, who are helpless ting higher all the time. Now any cause, however good or how- to malnUln their air equipment alls removed but certainly cannot' Any. conclusion based on ,th« partment commander will be held Joseph W, Harding disclosed. the sect but "he is not against us a make-up woman has to rush in. j pression that seems to have gained and haa attended some, of our tclligeiifly, will turn m the other prt'v to almost anything that it's the man in civvies who is a ever urgent. see any improvement, and his face | town voting, and applied to th> Saturday, Oct. 24th in the Hotel Only 431 Inm ates w ere lo tte d Anything below the neck consti- curiosity.. Kilted troops still at- and devote their"own tbjie or that ground. Judging from some re- meetings." She said she would npt X cently received, letters some people ia gradually growing out of shape. | approaching state election, is .* Bond. Dinner will be served at in the institution, he said, Ss com- tutes body make-up. and that directI'ln. What iliance is there comes along, never able to take tract gawkers.- but tlje_ "ladies N ew spapers, Jn this country, of their employes, in no inconsid- decide about contesting the school have thought that ! believe arti- Would bo glad to have any help thin conclu: ion at best. But '■ 7:30 p. m. Thomas Luther, aide pared to .the population record of goes for Betty's shapely. . .wrists. of persuading the Copgrc.ss Party care of themselvc.s. from heir can stare down, any- have done throughout its history erable degree, to this service. Yet you can give." , „ ■ does seem imilcalctl that the Re to Geh. Herahey,, will be the 534 reached a few m onths ago. board’s action through the courts J Young Frances Rafferty was do- body. .. .Many New Yorkers seem ficial fever is superior to the fev- until she bad discussed the mat- Effective At Once We Cannot Install Any tb give up its coiiiparatively -iin- ‘ The great majority of- us are. in an imnftnse amount of good. It it always had had a definite value ers which the body undergoes Answer: The greate.st cause ofJ publican theory that a light voti speaker. Distinguished guests The jell, however, he pointed out. ing- an em otional scene in a sh o rt convinced the city will have at suchich nervousness lais fromirom Jrrita-,'lnarnia- i the state election will auto ter Kith "others." successful campaign of <;ivlt dis- bativeen, neither . a Hercules in fills me with shame to be com- to the motorist and it constituted through the innate power which will include Gov. Hurley. Arthur is designed to accommodate but subject at M-G-M. Her pal, Dor- least one "token" air raid, and the tion of the gastro-intestinal tract. niatU ally favor the Republicai Connell, Past Dept. Commander 302 prisoners. otliy Morris, was Wbifzing. Doro- obedience.' and return to court? our ailherence to the strict codes natives are grow'ing more short- pelled to confess to the inescapa- a definite charge against their nature has provided. I most de- cidedly do not believe that artifi- Irritation food mixtures have an,' (larty haa been seriously shakei and Mayor Spellack of Hartford. The Sheriff said the drop was thy got a tickle in her throat and J New Services Or Enlarge Present Services Britain is Arm in standing on the of succes.s nor a Wimple in our tempered with shopkeepers who ble conviction that they have own Incomes, They might, with effect of producing Irritation all by the Oct. 5th results. It is, The entertainment will be in tears rolled down her cheeks as cial fevers are better than what course naturally .wi-shfiil th'hikin; | due to employment of many of bis Labor Feon every p a rt of th e body. e ;i' >rsed fo r N ational P resident velt's wage atabtlisation order. Monday. The subjects before that Burlesque Queen Betty Ro.wland into trouble and a siibs^uent has gofie down. Moreover there 0(1. 3tl^ result! aa a Kepuhllg abould be, then, an appniach to the right thing automatically and That reference to having fewer of heating material in th'e body. Including the brain. The brain for the year l»43-44. We would Under the ruling, issued yester- committee include labor unity, in- brought against Barbara Stan- sentence of one year In jail. Se- are many motorists who greatly cells are conaUntly dying and new can trend. But, unless we mla the -leaders at India. Perhaps, without hesitation. Berhaps. as cars on the road a few paragraphs Thejr are needed, however. If the our gueaa, Ken Bmdiey and s I like to see her get. thia post- day, auch employers may make ternational labor i-elations. racial wyck, RKO et al for using the cret service agents had one clue ones growing In tbdr place; un- il' ", as she la a very gracious per- back has to do with considerable dlalike to have to atop at a filling morbid accumulation occura and Baldwin also aee the need lor “ wags adjustments without re- equality, and Indian Independence. title "Ball of F ire?” Betty •onceaaion by oonccssion, by a we said before, he doesn't know as to the Identity of the man who less there Is an abnormal degen- and would make a fine presi- 'cotiree to the WLB. Joseph A. Padway, counsel of rlaimed infringement on her hill- guessing I have been doing for a station and aak for air when they, one does not undergo a cleansing lot mere hard work, v."'i t\a aucccsslon of small dem f^tra- what he is missing. But when we was passing counterfeit coins— eration of these cells: they are al- Those who would be exempt in- the feeJsratigp, submitted a report ing' a* the r«(j-headei "halt of he sported a red 'handlebar mus- do not need oil and probably could reglhien to get rid of .the over- of Ken's lying right In his t ii l tions of reasonableneas, the pres- see a man who has many obvious long time.' I have long wondered weight. Ihe fatty material and the ways replaced. When a large group .'.ra. Bice,, presidrat, and 14rs. clude such establishments ss late j'esterday in whjeh he review- Are." tacha. The agents said red han- not buy gas If they needed It, and back yard. MANiCHESTER ELECTRIC DIVISION ent (Jeadlock can be broken. That excuses for .weakness wrestling whether, even if there had been no other .'unellmlnated waste sub- of "brain cells become destroyed. j Hr.n.sen, secretary, a re atten d in g small grocery stores, barber ed the suit brought against the . Studii) diming "Hitler's Chll“ dlebar muaUehea are raritiea do not know but what the dealer It Is liable to produce paralysis or I the Department I^ley today at shops, tailor shops and radio American Federation of Musicians dn-n" took no chanefa when they would bs batter, for both Britain with himself and pinning hla own these iteys and Miller w ss easy to rubber ehortage and no lack of stan(fes and unless qne avoids the .Of The Conn. Power Go. ., or attendant would feel Insulted intake of heating fcHxls. Regard some other troidile v.hl' h is very llhc- Hotel Bond in Hartford. • stores. The board said the action iiy Thurman' Arnold, assistant 1'. ha I to t iifioort 200 y.>nn;f-tei s aad ktdia, and the preaent sttua shoulders down first this way and find. They said he had a bunch transportation for gasoline, fhe mar:. ;l. In s 'll a i t l a - Mrs. Thomas will hold an all would lightea its aclminlstratlvv 8. attorney general 'Jn charge, of seve-al hlo'cks for a sc*ne They if offered a tip. fever as a drastic ndju.stnu'nt on Rpail Hi*ralil AiIa'8. that- -when .we see such a man of limp doliars, half dollars, a few military authoritie.s would not stroyrU cells are usually not re- I lav sewing meeting at her home burden "tremendously." ' j the Anti-Trust division. . i hired buses and hauled the kids ttoa Oft a Under-box waiting for a dies for making them and a aup the jfart of the body to the accu- still have been compelled to insist-j Tire air and its application con- mulated effect of years of wrong stored. ' finally emerge with the right, the d U' of lead. , MANL/HJESaEH EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN.'^ SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10,4942 BAGB NTNi fliAWt-HESTEK EVENIN9 HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATLUPAY. OCTOBER 10, 1D42 BI6«t • SERIAL STORY PLAY BY PLAY^ OCIATID PR\ \ COPYSIGHT. 1#41. 3Y PAUL DAVID PRESTON NEA SERVI CE. INC. . Jcr"'%

The Story: Bly-the Miller,-sus- folk, had been made a bloody sac- picious, follows a stranger to the rifice. apartment of Nancy Hale ..at I-in- coln Field, Nancy Is a pretty- "That's what it amounts to," young widow of a soldier, and w as Blythe whispered, thlnkihg audi- brought to the field with her young bly. "Exactly th a t.. . .1 tried to be aon, honneless and penniless, after . -W ;■■ Nancy's friend. I know Duane did being hurt in an auto accident. things for her in every generous Johnson Paint^ One of Chambers Modern Fleet Larsen’s Feed' THE ONDOtEA PERMANENT I 8he falls in love with Duane w ay....A nd Norman, too. The “I / I Hogan, cadet pilot and a star of _^hole team, in fact, took her and ('(line, in and sec the Omlolea wave demonstrated 4 the footiMiH, team coached by gcootcr in. Pop befriended her Is Reliable Is Lood Feed by our ii|icrators. The most natural looking Blythe's father, Pop 51ille^.' Bl.vthe Everybody did. .'Picked her permanent to be had. •Iso los-es Duane and is • Jealous. picked- her literally out of the But she also becortw curious and g u tte r!,.. .Saved her life, gave her You Take No Chances North Eih I Dealer Huii- frightened w hen she hears the a new start in a new home. And ' " Cut sit ft. % Btranger offer Nancy $1000 to When You Buy at' a . . . .A n d ___ (lleH Only the Finest of give Duane and another, player Afraid she would start crying sleeping pills before the next foot- again! Blythe ground her teeth in Reliable Dealer. OVaiiL P roiJiicts. ball game—and hears him make a. sheer anger. Anger at Nancy and threatening remark about her •z - ■* at the sardonic, sneering things Figuring on doing a little re- "J . If you are an owner of rattle 99 East f^isnter Street father. Fate can do. decorating inr.ide your home this you should remcniber the address fall or coming winter? Amateur M. - ,- . r. - w • »r. She ceased trying to put all the of 38 Depot Square, which is the jl- ■ •i' Blythe Is Disillusioned pieces of her puzzle together. Stili- or profcs.sional. you want lo be CHAPTER XIII mis.sing were the part's about Pop’s sure and get the correct paint headquarters of Larsens Feed , V ic t o r y SiOHTSEEiNt# Cc Service, for it is here that you STOKAtJE Blythe Miller thought the world anger, in his office last week when with w h ic h to work. You JOHN I. OLSON she surprisefT him. Still unan- want to be sure that you are us- should purchase all' of your feec^ would surely explode. This drama, for the animals. At Larsen's, you Local aiifl Long here on the stairs, just couldn't swered w-ere questions about that ing the.correct color paint and the proper kind. Different items which will find all types of superior Contract Painting be! It WHS like a lurid novel. Or fat envelope in his deak. She Pictured above Is one of tha many trucks owned by the Aus- feeds. Probably the most famous Dintance M oving had definite hunches now she you may paint require different tin A. .Chambers Trucking Company, located at 68 Hollister a Class B epic down on onie of types of paint. Juat how arc you of all feeds, used extensively by the side street third-nin movie "thought” '-she knew! But She street. No matter what type of moving job It might be, remem- the .sniartcr cattle owners all oy.(’|- Dcpend.ible! T •: would have to reason all that out going to be sure that you are go- ber that It should he placed Into the hand.s of a modem concern-, Interior Decorating houses, It wouldn't have surprised ing to use the correct paint? ’Ilie the. country, is Moon's Foods, a r her if some orijhestra had started later, or solve it in another'way. for best results.| For details telephone 6260. .scichtiflcally mixed feed which PHONE 6260 perhaps by going frankly to Pop answer ia simple—do all of -your HIGHEST HONOR —John mood music behind scenes, as on paint buying at the John.son Paint you should prefer. W. Finn, Navy aviation - chief radici; or If everybody had sud- himself when he should again he Don't be a j;ueaLos Angeles, football and win the game. Y’ou and designs of wallpaper, judging of. what might happen should in record time. In fertilizers, (tarrying a complete It It doesn't satisfy every stand- transport to U. S. Marine and Navy forces fighting dhe Japanese l» want Lincoln Field to Ipse." Blythe's friendship, she had sought Calif., pool as part of a vaeatlon sponsored by the Texas city. from the patterns what type you some buyer obtain our house, we For nine years now the Austin line of the same.: Everything con- ard. COlll.MUNlTY PRESS the Solomon klanus. " 'At's it!. . . . Y’ou said it right. to win the man Blythe loved, and cerning farmers, who own anv Her horsemanship and beauty won the trip. had the temerity to ask Blythe's will select and use for the repa- must nevertheless face the facts.' Chambers Company has been A. B. Holmes J. tV Bars alster! ___ Yca-a-a-ah! Y'ou’re pering job. What is more, when If _lt should ever happen th a t, serving their customers to com- size land area, will find their need’s COOK’S SERVICE ST A. 'w. ' smart!" help in winning him! It was alto- at Larsen'a Feed Service. Tools 251 No. Main St. . ret. 8727 pany on Furnace avenue as a pi< gether the crustiest, most damn- you select an amount of wallpa- any ’"persons shOulcl be forced to plete .satlr.fnclioh. Y’car after year >iiuirheat«r Green. Phone 3996 'A thunderous silence followed per from the John.sort Paint Com- move from the dwelling which they have been bettering their are anoth(4r thing which can be I for the state elertion. On Sntur-. cr. . lie leave.s hia daughlcr, M that. able piece of busine.v! Blythe had found at this modern and up-to- Slaffonl Springs Hi-wilt:,one son, Leo Michaud ever encountered, she tol(i herself pany you are certain that.lt is of they are now renting. It is certain bu.sinesR, and they can now boast dav, Oet. 10 from 9 a. in. to 6 p. m. “ Wbatta ya say, sister? Okay modern quality, something which they will want to move as quick- of a fleet of modern trucks; Five the-minute North End establish- Columbia and on Saturday, the 17th from 9 John O. Netto Furnace. avenue; four brolhc for playing wit’ us. hmm? The anew. ment. It would be most advi.sable Concrete and Cinder BlocW 'Expose Nancy?---- go quietly both you and your friends will ad- ly and as safely aa possible. Into large trucks plus a pick-up are I a. m. to 8 p. m. the hall will be ' 472. Stafford JiSseph of , Putnam. George boys'll treat you right.- You just mire for years to come. It la to be Ahis picture fits the Austin A. now on the road daily giving rap- for you to stop in soon and obtain J. R. Braithwaite Reinforced Lintels and Miss Ctlud.vs M. Rice [open for making voters i Providence. Peter of Califor say the word now, and w-e’ll start and tip off Pop. and the Lincoln from Larsen's the tools which you 575-12, WilUmanttc Division your plea.siire to look at the wall- Chambers Coinpany, local movers. id transportation. Handled through ..Window Sills and Napoleon Michaud 6f N wit’ this grand and no questions Field authorities, and the down- paper after it is on the walls, .so For quite some'' time now, they their headquarters at 68 Hollister might he nec-ding in the future. Keys Made, Locks Repaired. ALL SIZES Marking their 50th'weddinK an-' Hamp.shire and one -sister, V town police?.. . .Set a trap for asked, see." you might just as well make the have beert estaiilishing an enviable street, the movement of these With shortages extending into Full Supply On Hand The Old Hop Kiver school held . nlversary today, Mr. and. Mrs. PhtVehe I-educ of Woonsocket. Again he waited for Nancy. hor and the sneaking gamblers selection at, an e.stablishment, reputation through splendid ser- trucks are mapped out to save the every item on the market tciday, Tools Ground Its fair recently with the school i Williiigloiv^ A. Arthur West will hold open 1.. and three grandchildren. Even Blythe realized the girl was who offered the thousand dollars? where you are sure of getting ex- vice which they have rendered most ga.soline po.ssible in these you want to be sure that you will At All Times hou.se at their home In West Staf. making up her mind, and probably "Certainly!” Blythe whispered, pert advi£e,-courteous service .and their many eustonfers. ■ days of shortage. The tnicking have the essential tools with Lawn Mowers Sharpened being open in both the afternoon | Mlsa Jennie H. Church vehemently, alone there in the which to farm your land. Larsen's j : hublard and evening. It wai welL attended ford thi.s afternoon from 2 to 5 whirling mentally. all (»f-tfie Other features which go Modern Storuge Far ilities business is one buslne.sr today, o'clock and from 7 to 9 this eve- "You need the jack, and I got high press box. “It's only justice! with correct.and happy buying for The Austin Chambers Company, which is exceedingly difficult to carry a complete line of garden Electrical Utilities and farm tools, making .sure that and a net profit of $3.76 was re- Mrs. Floyd Phelps entertained ; ning. Married October 10. 1892 at \ Wappiiig It. More w-here this come from, .She has it coming to her. Let your home. al.so boasts of' another aervice to keep going what with conditions Re-Conditioned & SONS sliaed from the sale of candy and aee. You stick wit’ me aqd the Nancy-tlale be exposed! And then you can obtain what tt is that you Ihe Progressive Bridge Club at her the Stafford Baptist church by the Picture Framing u . the local people. In the lime of rts they are today, and the fact desire in this line. Concrete and Mason a magic show which wfis planned" late Rev. Frederick L. BatcheUler. \Mr*. \V. W. Grant boys, and you can make a\good - nn(i then”—she waa beginning Another specialty of the John- moving, it might be noticed that that the Charrbers trucks are still, Guns Repaired home in West WUlington Tuesday ^ 9 4 . Manchester to sob-again—“and then maybe All in all, Larsen's Feed Service Contnictora and carried buTunder the direction who also officiated at the wedding ■ living. Yea-a-ah!”' \ son store is picture framing. Why .*ome particular article pf furni- faithfully serving the.general pub- should be your headquarters for 314 East Middle .'Eumpike night. Prizes were taken by, Mrs. .. , ‘ of Mrs. West's parents in 1858. Suddenly ,Nancy answered biiane Hogan «■«! come to his not take all of those old family ture will not be taken ' into the lic is proof of the fact that they of Willard Watrous of the'seventh needs of any kind pertaining lo 52 Pearl St. Phone 4200 Manchester Phone 6987 Monroe Usher,, first, a white linen MANPOWER CHIEF—Paul V. McNutt (abOFfL Mr.s. West the former Dello Eager Mi.ss ■ Ev(?hm Mae Edwa "All right,” she said, still cool. senses!" „ pictures which are at present .ly- new dwelling, and yet, it is not de- have made efficiency a necessity. farming or the -Siicce.ssful keeping grade assisted by Bryant Greene I (Collar, and Mrs. George Rous.seaii COLMANS AT RAF BALL — Actor and Mrs. Ronatd was born in Palmer, Ma.ss.. July (laughter of and Mrs. E For a moment the br^sy gent To (Re rontliiueth 100 per The re.sult of the town election i rollceleil and sold about three are getting along the best they moving to Sprinirfield. whore they hospital for treatment, resided for- twelve years. They re- (in Foster street today, from J here. Y'ou fix It so w-e can hide a frame. Get after the.'e smtyll. The Austin (Chambers Company anyone w'.io has /lone business Rely on our experience and cent membersHip: a sign made by Mi.Ss Pauline Peters jinil a train- was a.s usual a Republican .siiccg-ss. ; more tons, and now has the same can. though shoit handed. {school A.ssoci.Hion Wiis organized Manchester Memoiia'. hospital cently been added to the Mary but highly Important details at is loc.ited at 68 Holli.ster street, or with this modern concern. Give, We Will Gladly Give Ton Frederick Lowman for the outside For the week ending October 5 turned to Stafford Springs in 1929 |. and watch what you do. We tan service for best results. ing teacher from the Willlmnntic Winthrop ,S Porter ,was eh cted i amoilnt on his place in Aniston ; i,'i.‘ly published in munitv,-House. i Afs^* girl! You put us—you you might be planning in the near Stamps. General Conlraetor 100 Center Street Rangen — Rctrlgerston town: George Marco, John Vin.sin. Bailey, ip i third; -Mrs. Della Por- goods from liis store, is continuing Brolin, 3 recaps, 3 lubes; ..Mrs. hospitaf. serving on the cutting Robert M. Reid who pa (S), "American Unity and A-ria ; igg, other such things which can the Parent-Teacher Association Frank Fredo, 2 recaps; Walter ' this paper v,-ere adopted. The offi- committee, attends all regular got a cIoaM, eh? Oothes closet, R. Burtngton and C. C. 'tor > Pbone 5878 and the Board of Education have Wifliam Cisar, Jr., Edward Rio- ter Hills, agent of the town de- the collection of scrap from house Icers elected fo'r the coming year away quite suddenly at his h maybe, whebe we won't be seen l>e better observed, by dropping, with depen'lal!fti?‘’cleUvery. a-major ter, Leo DaRos and Emil Kasasek posit fund. Grand jurors elected to house. He asks those who have Mikulski. 2 second grade tireV;^ meetihgs. Selected a charter mem- Thuniday afternoon was , ranee. "Higher Mathematics"; A. around to the stores. Do thilt soon. and Builder done for the school,' and two gifts Robert F. Porter. 1 tube; Adam -arc: George H, Robert.son. presi- ber by Mrs. Julia Johnson who at and we can atlU watch? Okay B. Carson. "Plane Trigonometry factor at- this lime. Mr. Sankey'i from parents, an electric toaster of Mansfield, uncle of Joe Cslkl of are: J. Banks Jones. Karl Lmk.s,- old metal to tui-n in to bring to ' dent; Mrs. .lohn E. Kmg.sbury, vice known in oiith Windsor and V( •And in the meantime, don't- forget Saiikev’s Milk has always been a firm believer in Kowalski. 4 ob.solete tires. 2 tubes; that time appointed two members then, everything^ Jake. see. You Made Plain”: -Mrs. R. E. Clark- thp.se WaI'ar Bonds- and Stamps. from Mrs. Adolph Bjork for use West WUlington, Adolph Douda. V'orus NicRerson, Republicans, him if po,'(sible or to let him know president; Rev. James Dailey, sec- ping, where he .has condii git the dough W^ne.sday night, the advantages which modern sci- : Concrete and .Masonry brother of Henrv Douda of Wel- and N. Tulljl Semel and Benjamin and he will call for iL James Plouffe, 2 recaps; Charles frpm each church in town. Mrs. many auctions. .son, "Herbs"; J. G. Cozzens, GIBSON’S BILL'S TIRE In connection with .hot lunches, Johnson. 2 second grade tires, 1 retary; Mr.s. Arthur J." Vinton, West has been a member for more before we leave. Nb harm done. "JuSt and the Unjust "; C. Dodge. t*'- ence has contributed to Vhe milk and dart game from Mr. and Mrs. lington Hill and Richard Usher of Burba, Democrats. Pvt Waller C. Leary, son of Mr. treasuirr; executive committee. D. P. Cavanaugh, chalrmat: Most Popular industry. In his pasteurizing plant Work — .Alterations and Tolinnd, formerly of South Wil- and Mrs. Cornelius Leary of the recap. Wilmer Dlngwell was than a quarter of a century. She the salvage committee has Nobody ever knpw it. You can (VV). ’’Weathercock"; ' H. W. etting Tired of Carrots GARAGE John Mathicu for playground u.se. For •'constables, the Republicans Mrs. RHibcn McCann. Howard aalt the money down, acatter' It, --- :---- ■ !» at 233 Oak-land street, one may B. H. Olbson, Prop. Judging of exhibits was done by lington,-v Hebron-Amston Road, has been ses granted 2 truck recaps. has been a member of the Stafford-, n(iunccd final arrangements Flannerv, "A.ssignment to Ber- elected Harold L. Glay, Leo .Gani- * There will be a special Rally Manning. Mrs. , Charles Cart- ville Congregational ' church for do what you like. Su reX ^ ter— lin": H.’ E. French, “My Y'nnkee Rocky 'Xord. Colo.—(>Pi—Marine observe the splendid array of mod- 56 Gardner Street REPAIR SHOP the pupiis of the school and rib- People have heaps of scrap Iron bolati, and Roger A. Rowley, the lected as a candidate for pilot. He wright." and Arthur Sebci't with the scrap collection totlay arf In Times of Stress Be em, sterlllzeii equipment which is oh farirra. One farmer r.oportcd a enlisted in the Army Air Force Day service tomorrow Oct. 11. over 60 years, and served as church week from today. The town i you and me. himh? Sure, \haby. Mother "; C. D. Gallagher.“ Action recruiters \iirned down Donald Specializing In Wm. H. Green, Prop, bon prizes wore awarded as fol- DemociaUs eleding Thomas, J. tl'.e officers. This committee will Don’t forget, 5 o'clock W e^es- MoOre. 17. when he tried to enli.'t used dy Mr. Sankey, to in.sure Phone 6105 lows; pets- puppy, Faith Bjork. truck load ready. The farms are last January aqd was statibnod at at the Hebron Congregational organist. Mr. West a native of been divided Into two sections, in the E an ", H. E. H.aine.->, ! Sure Your Milk' Is of BE.SR Uhevalier, Leo Kowalski and J,os- ; church. Parents and children are meet the second , Monday of each day. Slip us In." y \ "What's in a Novel": Marion Har- last July. H(ri\u'a8 color blind’. healthy milk being delivered to Columbia and Elk Bicycles. first, pair of rabbits, Helen Ro- re'Tiilar mines. eph Bciizinger. Harold L. Gray ' Barksdale Field. I-a. About a month hnlcss it votes to omit a \Vllton was bom May 2i. 1862 the following streets will be cov tVMel .Alignment, especially urged to be present. son of Horatio and Sarah (Ann! He broke off with a low laugtv, grove, "See Here. Priv.ate Har- Eat carrots, t.hcV advi.scd. Their The Finest Quality. ' you. as his customer. Drop around manik, second, dog. Tcddie Thiem The Central Verriont railway waa elected legijlrar on the Re- month ago he was tran-sferred to meeting. . tod'iv. Main street from Stotio, to-the Oak Grove Dairy sometime U. S. Tires. . and roogter, Freddie Chovv'anec, I'train from New London' vvas more Randolph Field, Texas. Sunday School will be omitted. Pfcx West and has lived practical- south .to the Ea.st Hartfobd , tij of victory and Blythe saw he 'grove";-,Mrs. D. B. HugheA,“ Fal- vitamin A, mightX-help. Donafd SAVE UP TO 30% Bmke and publican ticket and Canton B. | The. ti-ea-surer reported the as- would start back down. She heard 1 ^ Sparrow”; G. H. Johnston, never llke^ carrot.*, but he bought and observe with your own eyes, both third:' be.it vegetable of its,,' than an hour lute Tiie; day morn- Women who at=e interested in" The aervice will bo at the usual sociation has-$822.15, plus a $25 ly all of his life in Stafford. Em- line; Governor Cross Hig" ‘ In these times of stress. high'> On Plumbing Carburetor Repairs, Service. joiles, on'Ihe Democrntic side. Mil- hour, 10 a m. • Nancy say "AU right" once more; "Actioh at Sec.;’: Artliur Koestler, a bushel. When he had eaten all just what IS done 'to the mlllc kind, watermelon, Peter Chowa-1 ing calling delay of delivery on dred A. Filniore and Ethel P. Hild- the making of Red Cross surgical war bond at present. ployed for many years at the from Station. 47 to the town pitched, living, and continual strain which you drink. Y'ou will leave and Clectrl- nec.. first, cabbage. Peter Chowa- the route. former Garland Mill, Staffordville, Newbgrry Road, Pleasant Vi; heard the word with quick, stab- "DialQgue -With Death” of them he'was back at the tc: Senrloe! .Accessories. ing were Republican choice for dressings for the U. Si Armed A vote of thanks was given the E. Hi l.car nnd J. E. Dillon. crjiitlng office. The verdict: Bet- due to the war, it ia - important the plant, more conhdent than , eal Supplies nec. second, turban Squash. Bry- Walter Duda of Stafford Forces are remitided that there committee appointed some months be was also employed in Spring- Road. Chapel Road. Station ^ bing horror, then silently fled. members of the Board of, Educa- \ "Aircraft Rfveting"; Solomon ter.' but still, ^nol good enough. that each individual keep in per- ever, in the fact, that here indeed by buying dl- 185 Main St. Phone 5012 180 Spruce St. - Phone 5450 ant Greene, third: most rirrusual Springs, employed in the bleach tion, and Mrsi Uharles C. Sellers will be a second all-day meeting ago at a public meeting held by field at the Indian Moto|;cycle Co. Road. King street. Burnham sU is the dairy which you, should v'egetable on display, mi.sshajied and d.veing (department of the When he returned here from Long Hill Ro.ad. Buckland R If Blythe had been in mental Lipp a"nd H. V. Besso, "Cdnver.sa- Donald cringfd, started his second fect health. As stated by author- l'^ reft at tor the Democrats. ■ for work at Hcw'itl's old store ^ E l l i n g t o n the Mothers’ Club, for the splen- tional Spanl.sh for Army Air bushel. "I'm getting kind of tired patronize. carrot, David Sharpe, first, hti.sk Gprdmer Hall. J r . Thread Com- building. Friday of this week, with did work it had done. Due to con- Springfield he was employed as a Station, 35 Road, Clark R) turmoil yesterday, she said trr ities, time and time 'again, the The polls closed at 3 p.m., when G. F. Berr herself, she was nearly Insane Forces of the ..United States"; Emil of them," he admitted. Newcomers to town should al- tomatoes. Sliirley. Pottei.'. seeond, pany of Soiith Willington, has Mr.s. T. A. I»ughrey in charge. ditions their plans were dropped loom fixer with the Mack Textile ,Sou£h Road. Doming str(H:t i home front in-tnis war is the first winter squash. Kii iidie Cliovyancc, been inducted into service and will there was an adjournment until Tel. 40S-3, Roek\1Ue company, owned by his -nephew, Oakland Road. AU articles ai now., ' Ludwig, "Mediterranean”; F. C.‘ low no other milkman than Mr. SUPPLY eveningr for the regular town The room will be open until 10 for the duration of the war. Miksche. "Attack"; Mrs. K. (Tt line of defense. It is up to the LANDSCAPING AND KRAUSE'S third; special prize, goiird.s, Fred- leave October 13. He was. present- The executive committee will Herbert West Sr., retiring from be placed In"'front of'home I Sobbing quietly, but hysteri- Sankey to- deliver milk to their die Chowanec: best' prepared ex- meeting. The usual action wath re- p.m. cally, she scooted along the privet Norris, “Apple fijr'E ve": Katha- civilian population to keep them- home. Don’t debate as to what id a gift of money by fellow work- Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, daugfh- •Attorney Donald C. Fisk of thU meet at the Booth Dimock Me- acUve work three years ago. The a. m. selves in such physical condition, OUTLET TREE SURGERY , hibit, Freddie Chowanec. first, ers and a check by the company. gard to roads, bridges, acceptance town was nominated for the Robert W. Stoughton, prinj hedge, past the talfer shrubbery rine Roberta. "Center of the Mob”; | CAMPBELL'S milkman to pick..Merely, dial 4856 I ISO Main St. Cor, Trum- GREENHOUSES ot.atate aid In various ways, etc., ter of Loren M. Lord, has returh- ! morial Library. Nov. 9, at 7 :30 ,^oungest. of eleven children,. Mr. T. K. Sherwood and C. E. Reed, so as to help, and not impede the Willard Watrous. .second am 'third. Miss Frances Mcr.sercau. who House of Representatives by the p. m. at which time different West Is the only one living. Both of Ellsworth Memorial High s(^ and through the first tunnel that right away and select the milkman bull. Hartford. 7-9468 621 Hartford Riui^ ■ .Manchostet Prize.s on bouquets of flowers was made favorably. It wils ajs.o ed to Hartford, having spent sev- "Applied Mathematics in Chemi- war effort. The first . thought who has for many many years Evergreens, Shrubs and recently. returned from the John- Republicans lat their caucus committees will be appointed. are in good health and take an ac. has announced sophomore i led to the top of the stadium. FOR SERVICE Special .%tteotluo were won bv h'reddie Mathieli, son Men\orial hospital in Stafford voted to place a sign iMist on the eral days, over the week end at Junior class officers. Rayij Up there nobody was In sight, cal engineering"; Harold Sinclair. which rises In any person'^ mind satisfied Manchester customers. Shade Trees Trimmed her former home here. Thursday nig^t at the Ellington Mrs. Elizabeth Helthans of New live Interest in local conjmiinlty Out of Gas — Flat Tire — when health la . mentioned. Is food. % Given To Phone first, Fretliii*' Chowniiee, second, Springs',where she had a dental triangular piece of land at the en- Town Hall. Also nominated were Steitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. N» here ln_ th^ middle of Monday "Port of New Orleans"; H. K- Insure the health of .wur family Marv Chowanec. .thirci: collection. trance to Ara^ton Lake. . The regular meeting of the York Is visiting Mr. and Wil- affairs. They-have several nieces Smith. ••La.st Train from Berlin”; And when fcxxl is mentioned, we by giving them "Milk that ia Milk" .\ll Work Carefully and Orders Tel 117(10 operation, is able to'be out in her '.five candidates for Justice of the fred Hill for a few days. » and nephews. Steltz of Warehouse Point is p morning. She fled without reason- Battery Trouble — .4 .Vnr, AU-Purposp Ahoirt Chowanec. first. Ernest As the town reports were not re- board of education has-been post dent of the junior class. Othe- ing about It. She just knew she J. F. Thompson, "Geometry for all realize that milk is the num- everj' mealtime Neatly Done. Siieciallst in Pn- .vard. ' Peace, Garl A. Goehring, C. Wal- Don’t delay getting in touch Mias Theresa Glgliotti.. daughter the Practical Man"; Robart Tnim- DIAL 6161 ber one food of the land. nerai and' Wed^ BVou'sseau se. -md, Sally Brous- The yards are beautiful on Wil- ceived ready for distribution poned from Thursday evening of ton Abom. Theodore ' A. Palmer, with your Committee Volunteer hcers are: Vlct'-presidcnt. Rii couldn’t go back to Pop's office Mr. Sankey also reminds you to seau. third; fnrtures, Helen Ro- this to the same evening next of Mr. andJIIt A- Joseph (Tigliotti of bull. “ Raft"; J. V. Uspen.;.d in the organi- verherz. ward’s church here. class els'?lions will take plac loan may erator of the Oak Grove Dairy, Z.ilo'O arc .! '.’.t.ii • " allerii. I'lays and Sunday.s for the next filed with the town clerk and IR by an increasing circle of friends. Association will serve at Pot Luck I Life In general. niHceutical company t(H 62 will Has Rnvialile K4«ord Hoiira: 2 to 5 and 7 to f pleaS''1 w.’.li ■ II ic'spoasc to the meeting Tuesday, -October 17 at ceive sworn statements of . all tax- row of seats, climbing aa she ran. The"reputation which Mr. Sari- spinal for help .o n..iking tin stir- of New London, certified pubUc somewhat difficult position credit- drivers, at 6:30 p. m.. in the ves- make a collection of newspi without direction. She came STUDIO AND build or remodel Prompt Deliveries INSECTICIDES accountants.. In theliLj'eport they ably. 6:30 p. ni.. at the "Old Home- able property in the towm of Staf- and residents are asked to key has built for himself through gual dres.sing.s. There was sn at- I Kofgiers I |»set.-Ily Sertwns stead Inn,” Somers, with Dr. try of the First CongregaUonal alongside the press box. Against At All rimes speak of the exceptionally good ' The hpurs have been changed ford. Sessions will be held dally them tied In bundles. a home.* his record of the past, can well be Givtf you tho tendunce of 4'> fast Tiie.sdav and Sapuiel B. Weld of Hartford be- church. It Is expected the teach- ‘the atadWm, the booth was cozlly envied by any milkman through- over liXni dressings were prepar- • Three masked " ’ork accomplished in the collec- from those formerly in force. The ers will tell the Pi T. A.,what is thruoch -Novv2nd from 9 a. m.- to small, Ilfte an attic nook or a camera shop office will be open .Monday fore- ing the speaker, his subject .being, 3 p. m. Property owners who fall Almost Get# Freedom Liberal loans fur out the country. A public servant -MANCHESTER LARSEN'S ed. Workroom supervision was in ‘ y "Medical Practice of the Poture." needed in each of their schools hall closet to which a scAred little charge of Mrs. .lames Voting Mr.«. i' , r.VoV"rTnZSli-tl"" _____ A__ - tax collector. noons from 10 to 12, and from 1 that the P. T. A. would be sable to to file lists on or before Nov. 2nd, long terms are made of the highest caliber, he can al- LUMBER & FUEl. CO. FEED SERVICE ca.sh box containing $400 from a Dr: Donald M. Bet kwith of "Rock- child might run and hide. Blythe v<*aya be dependent' upon to deliver 1 LaVergne Williams, Mrs. Archv- The Republican caucus for the to 5 and 8 to 10 afternoons and help with. Every member is asked will be assesse<$ a ten percent Edenton, N. C.—(Ah— ducked In. Sure enough, the cold promptly after receipt ,^ ^ 38 Depot Sq. Phone 5406 safe of the Kallis Publishing com- ville ia president of the asrocia- ^ ' T e l e p h o n e 5 1 4 5 bald Sharpe, ^tiss .\nr,e Dix and nomination of candidates for evenings. It will be open Wednes- tot'bring a hot dish salad or des- penalty. Members of the board. serving a 30-day jail sentenc5 Main S t r e e t WILLIAM H. SCHIKLDGE Rdwin Johnsoo, i*nip. ^ W e t W a m I t " , m lbs eotlBf lists when the regis- heaved riit'Ks through school win- towns of the state there is not now In a hospltaj. No, Broken Leg years. Bom Sept. 23, 1869 In I bitter. EQUIPMENT 175 Center SL PhM dt an urgent drive on. with dead line ing la heard here these days. Some bail programs feature pictures of demolished In a coUlaion sji IS3 .!lpruce. Atrfiet I>L I88U 699 Main sit. Tel. 8854 188 W. Middle Kph. t«L 8789 ' tlMl ail«rHs)en Loughrey and dows The officers grabbed them former Wildcat athletes in service didn’t break a leg. But he Injured Nashua. N. H. He had been em- go fris*dahi|>, aaersd Us decent ■V^fnsnH set. but Ira C. 'Tui;ahen, chairman of the farmers began this work ployed mt the B. P. CoolaF Oom- truck. QlW Uttls BSSC at and ordered them to. report to the uniforms. his foot. ■ t t e Us U poUc« Juvenile division. oi the SAlvace comniittcc. Is ••rlier than usual this year in sr- . ).■ / | i

• IT, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURD^^Y, OCTOBER 10, 1942 ^ ______^------^------fA,m vk9 ;; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1942 PAGE E L E V K f1« Observe Golden Wedfling 4, Program Set Sugai" Ration Books X ------Obituary TwoEJstates tlPaper Makers By Men’s Club JFaW P o ssib le, Are Probated Pr6ve'Population Fbo Takes Over Spotlight Throughout Nation Si. Briflgpt's Parish to F u n e ra ls Inventories of Late Cat in Output Have Extensive Social There are 26,282 Pel*- 'Robert M. Reid Gharles t^heney and F. About Town The funeral'* of Robert M. Reid, ' sons in Town Now as (TMi PafB One) Activity in Season. one "of Connecticut's leading auc- Ernest atkiiis I ifi’fl. Count of Applieations tioneers, who died suddenly Wed- The Manchester - Soroptlmist Bose Bowl Gcame Rackety Rack - Ack - Aek!! ... By Mun^ Michigan Faces irnrn known to h*v* been under The Men'.T Club of St. Bridget's club will have a luncheon-meetihg nesday evening at his home, will The inventories, of the estates dlacuMion in WPB drclee for some church‘Which • held its first fall Tuesday at 12:15' at the Country Is ('completed at Office. be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock of the late Charles Cheijey and F. time, k nurorise ^ W eting last ni ,ht outlined a plan clubhouse. ‘ yMPeerd»^>Vhen WPB officials let at his late home. Ernest Watkins wVje filed w ith the of\^ocial and educational events Manchester's population is 26,- There have been many callers Manchester District I’lobate court Under Diseussion known ^ a t the curUilment whiclKwIi; cover a variety of sub- There seems to be little chance 282 persons as of today, if the order for the United States « as at the home since his death, .show- this morning by the executors. jects. large attendance at the Seahawk’s Great ing the esteem in which he iwas The estate of Charles Cheney, of the Manchester Firemen's Set- number bf appUcatioiis for War to have been aecompanied by a first session endorsed the pro- back League getting started next held in town and. a large gather- former president of Cheney Broth- gram as outlined by Rev. Francis Ration Book No. 1 for sugar on Floral Parade 'W ill Be parallel order in Canada. ing .da_expected at the services ers. shows real estate, .stocks, Tuesday. Men are employed on dif- file at the offr«e—of I.x)cal War Leahy Entfers . Virtually all .paper \ised in thw Breen. ferent shifts and sufficient teams _ Omitted; Service Men this' afternoon. Rev. Karl H. bonds and hank.,,deposits totaling Tlie first of the sca.son's social Price and Rationing Board 11-76 Array of Talent country except "4°” j.-ur2cson of the North Methodist $147,76,5.80, all iif-VVhich •is i e ^ in cannot be secured to make up the in the Lincoln School can be used \ vcntii will be in the form of a league. Instead of a league week- Might Plav Instead Mayo produced domestically. church will officiate and the burial trust to the Widow of -Mr. Chf'^ne.v, card party which will^be held on as a guide. The office staff, as- magaaine and book paper is hat will be in the Biickland cemetery. Mary BWl Chency^^ ly setback games will be played. sisted' by volunteers, today com- O f College Teams. Friday evening. OctobefxZS, at St. The League has been going for T5 Noire Dame ..Minns championsy'taking on twice-baaten w i^ Scandinavian '" ’ P"*'^* .*,4'i The bearers are to be Raymond Marv Bell ChenCy and the Hart- Bridget's Pari.''h hall. Paid Cer- pleted tlic task of counting all ap- UCLA. off. but paper used by l^n^ed S, Montie, long a-ss»cinte ah^t president of the Manchester Mar- ney, Matthew Merz, Paul Cervini getting only three first downs to M wTeent of capacity. When the jorie Lucey ami her family of pot. They have teii grandchildren Naval Reserve Air base, Glenview,- country as families and individuals '•representatives of the Pacific ket Association, en wedding anniversary t()morn(>w-. and Edward F. Moriarty were ment -was to enter toe Mayo 15 for Temple, registered with six M i a n allocation of pro.^ct.on Washington. D. C. Edmund A. .Mrs, Snow, the fornu'r Josepfiine and one great grandchild. 111, The wedding will take place changed their place of re-Siifence. Coast Conference. James K. By .lfprnld Claassen minutes to go. On the attempted Lucey Of Wnslfington. D. C.. is the Mr. Snow was employed . by ramed to outline plans. Follow'ng in the Frank W. Howps Memorial It is extrerjiely imiiortant that Ingham, . Association President, clinic at Rochester, Minn., for New York, Oct. 10—i/Pi—Notre Plan was announced last ."'“ "wi. Mrs. Kleanor I>oiuiWs\»n Antmncttc Gaylor, wti. born in the meeting last night moving pic- conversion for toe tying point. R , ^ Weldon, Dominion newsprint executor of the estate. Pulaski. .V. Y Mr. Snow was born Cheney Brothers for several years Chapel, Evanston. 111. all persons who Imve moved to said plans will proceed subject only physical examination today while Dame, with amateur coaches and ,,Johnny Paar fumbled but Eltlng The funeral of Mrs. Eleanor ami later for the town of Manches- tures were shown and refresh- Manchester recently report that to approval of the military auth- administrator, said. r«n - in Mansfield. Conn. his fighting Irish atruggied against well-wishers at eOery 'whistle stop, Johnson recovered and ran serosa Donaldson, wife of Edwin J. Don- ter. He retired from ac'.ive work in ments were servtt^i. William Behrmann. h( 128 •fact to the Local Board as that orities. Stanford at South ^ n d for toe for the vital marker. • The newsprint lndn»t''> “J The couple . were married in Mrs goes into Ita make«-or-break con- ald.so'n. of 64 Fairfield street, who I’ alnicr, Mass., Oi't.'>bcr,ll. 189'2 by February, 1911. Summerer str^t, leG this morhipg their appileations for War Ration If ^velopments prevent holding season’s , first grid victory. Syracuse, got its first marker ada wiU be in a position to ^ e died vesterdav morning, will be Raid Erases test with Stanford today minus its Slat the publishers; normal de- the Rev. Frank .Icnkina. Open house will be- held - at the by train to s^end three weeks. Book No. 1 may be obtained from the game in Pasadena's Rose The 34 year old catch, his face . u. J. c ..-i d n a 65-yard pass-run play while held at the John B Burke funeral home of their son, George ' E. | regujRr_boas ana Michigan’s Fritz georeless-in the flrat mands will be taken care of .Mr. and Mrs. Snow,- have resid- with friends at Seal Harbor.' (he community in which they lived Borwl. its historic setting, then it drawn and pale, waa unaccom-^ home, 87 East Center street, Mon- Snow, 199 Woodbridge street, Sun-1 Planes Attack previousiy. These. applications Crisler is out to break hi.* own per- Paper Board Eh**entiai Doubt About'' ed in Manchester since 1914. They Maine. will be moved elsewhere, Ingham panled as he came here last night half Counted twice in the final ses- day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. all married, d:(^- from two to five p. m. and will be used when additional ration sonal jinx in a battle with Lieut. sion.* on long runs. Eirtor Johnson liave .SIX children, declared. This wa.s the case last to take a train to toe clinic for Col. Bemle Blerman's Iowa Sea- The projected curUilment on^r Ra'lph W. Ward. Jr., of the South George E. Snow, Charles E. from seven to nine p. m. Stanley Backus, ‘ of Marble boo its are issued in the future ana ; returned the second'half kickoff forth e’^United States was under- Landing Fields New Year's day, when Oregon the physical checkup which he de- hawks in a pair of the day's bet- Methoilist church will officiate and Bin Bombers street, has returned frojn New if applications are not available at State college and Duke University cided upon yesterday after he be- 94 yards ^nd Just before the gun stood in paper trade circles here to burial will be in the East ceme- the Board office "it will result in ter football games. Joe Saggoine whizzed 68, yards York where he made arrange- met it Diirliam, N. C„ after the came ill earlier this week. • While Frank Leahy is in a call for a<>10 per cent cut tery. ments through various booking considerable delay. Army refused approval of the Neither Leahy ;nor hi* physician after intercepting a paaa. the level of operations in the eight (Oontinued from Page One) . Of Axis Craft Rochester clinic trying to devise agencies to line up prospective en- Pasadena alte. specified, toe caiiM of his illness a defense for the microbes, his Xks enmng’^t. 3, for all pa,^r W eddings tertainment programs for any makers except paper board, for R.A.F. and American fighters then There waa aome indication that although toe tentative dia^osia Irish eleven seeks it* figat victory (.Continued from Page One) groups that may want to put on the game might throw two aervlce waa reported by the coach’s close since toe in.stallation of the T- which an Increase of a ^ t New Order get a chance at the German fight- shows here. He has already ar- Ferocious Attacks .Manehester High school and Ford- elevens against each other for friends to be nervous exhaustion formation with Stanford a* toe Detroit Pros cent would be permitted, i^cauw crs. Johnson-l’almer front ycstcriiay and 9hot down 10 ranged to bring Pappy Howard board la essential for containers ham University. He is with the Army and Navy relief. This w u from ox’erwork. He had been re- x'lctlm. Thirty-thousand specta- Lets Foods In recent months the R. A. r . Mi.ss Avis Elizabeth Palmer, Axis fighters and damaged 10 to town for a series of programs. Bv Nazi Units Held for war and other vital supplies. has tried everything in sweeiis to U .s,N.R. stationed at the New not discussed officially, however, ceiving treatments for a back in- Star Boxers tors are expected at South Bend. daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Wiillave. others in air battles, a British Backus was in charge of enter- Outstanding Golf Stars At toe same time. Crisler will Play Packers TOls would mean that United entice the German fighters into Ixmdor sub base, and was former- tainment at the local War bond ' u the issue would have to be de- jury which he believed he suffered I. I’almer of 368, Keeney street, y employed h.v the Southern New communique said today. cided by n vote of Conference be sending one of Michigan's bet- SUtes miUs. except paper boaid Priees Rise combat, but the only serous chal- stand during September. By Soviet Troops either whila a member of the was married to Gilmer Brook.s England Telephone company at "Numerous direct hits were members. ter teams against the Bierman which operated about 62 ^ r cent lenge was during' the Dieppe raid. scored and considerable, enemy Notre Dame freshman team or On LFiidereard Johnson. Jr., of Laredo, Texa.s, liartford. Regardless of wrhere the game is later when dixing. Seahawks in the hope that for toe Open Sunday’ s Came at of capacity in the The German, radio broadcast a airrraft on the ground were de- Howard W. Fisher. Jesse J. period would be cut to below .4 (Oontlnued from Page One) son of Gilnier B. John.son, last (Continued from Page One) held, there will be' no floral parnde, He said he had "reached the At Country Club Sunday first time he will out-master, mind threat of “ reprisals" for the stroyed, and damaged by low-fl.y- Stevens, Walter E. Schober and the gray-haired marine. Not ex'en Milwaukee With New evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Behnke-Bantly Stuart J. Wasley are attending the Ingham added. point phyaically where I am of no Hurley’ s Prelims Rated lines Paper inventories I Administrator Leon Hendor.son as- American raid iMt night, but South Methodist chuix-h. The Ing attacks," said the comm,uni- said that recently more than 2.000 j tolling toe era of the famed Tom- there waa no elaboration. The Ger- The marriage of Miss Jane M. que; issued jointly by the R.A.F. football game this afternoon at value to the Notre Dame team. I »George Seibert, pro at toe . - , Head Coach, -ei .H irurer’l^ c ^ of stock- sured the housewives-- a ^ single ling ceremony was per- German llights were made over have fought against making this High; Connie Mack . “ ; tnjtnty," Harmon ' was Crisler - ever able - man high command earlier had is- Bahtly of 44 Porter street and Al- and Middle East jieadquarters. Storrs between the UConns and Stalingrad In a single day .with Avon Country probably ] (J^^^at a Bierman coached team. «n after*the s h o ^ g e scare of two for the most part for the.af- formed by the pastor, ReV. W. len F. Behnke of Gl.astonoury, will Wesleyan University. decision, but l>am now convinced L X a r »ca?e ^ proved fected foodstuffs. " sued a communique claiming the Ralph Ward. Jr. The decora- Destroy I^K’oniotlve ,50 to 75 bombers detailed to a sin- Heads Program. make his last public appearance at.1 Tho.sV struggles share the spot- New York, Oct, lO.^-OP)—Da- destruction of 16 Allied aircraft^ take place at the. Center Congre-, Explosives and cannon shells Blues Tackle it 1* 'my only course for toe best 5 n j“ tlffed at that time. News- 11 Broad ' Group* tions were pialins and pompom-'', gle objective. "\ Fishing Notes Manchester on Sunday afternoon light with such others as Southern troit's Lions, able to score only & • some" of them fortresses. ption,al church this afternoon at , ^ ,4^4,4 bombers and long- Shoe shines went to 15 cents But now it said the Germans interest of the team and for my California’s 'invasion of Ohio papers have an average supply on These are hundreds of indivld- and the bridal music was in when he teams up with Henry single touchdowrn in tores Naiioa* The Air Ministry and Ministry 1of'' ' tange fighters dcstroved the loco- this---- morning., - ,, TherC was no ad-1 were compelled to reduce the num- owm health.” Hartford, O ct 1().—Marehmaker Slate; the meeting of Wisconsin handnana for.or about...... two.. months...... m « v - 1 ual items in 11 broiul .Rtoups m - charge of, the church organist. J. .f, Gilder-slceve will perform the, ^ GermanGtalian train vance information. It was pointed 4^^ flights and even to take a Husky Eleven Backfleld Ooach Ed McKeever Ed Hurley has completed his un- Nettleblaclt al Professional Football dafsata axlne and book publishers would I nounced la-st night; Breakfast ce of Home Security sa.id in a joint Thurston Noe. Mi,s.s June Yeo- ^ match Missouri, bhto unbeaten, at communique today that there was crt'niony c-romonv in the absence of the i ™ ^ ^^;4„u4„tion cars were blown out there are now ceiling prices on day or two off while bombers were was named to take over Leahy’s dercard for the Chalky Wright- and toe Manchesterichester Country club | Madison; Missi8.sippY.and Georgia this seaaoti, trot out on toe field be affected by domestic curtail- peals, canned fish, cooking and man.s. soprano, sang duririg the M.stor, Rev. Dr. Watso.. Wood- elbow grease and, the cost of polish head coaching duties. 'Carlos CTurbaa ten-rounler head- ment, as soon as their stocks be- g^iad oils, sugar, canned vegeta- "nothing to report" last night. It service, " A t Dawning'" and-"B e- up. it was announced. being repaired. During these lulls , against Alex Simpson-and Rickey jin, a Southeast Conference affair; at Milwaukee a^ ln st toe Green was assumed that bad weather ul'f, who is ill. A reception will Bengasi harbor shipping also has also gone up. only fighters appeared over the Paterson Panthers^ Are The strain of three consecutive lining a boxing show tp be held at Bay Packers Sunday with a eame depleted, but newspapers 4,4^9 coffee, rice, hydrogenated d IIow at the Manchester Country Andereon. The popular pro has RJee and Tulanc at over the continent prevented the cause;" city. seasons of football, two at Bh.*- the Auditorium here 'Tuesday eve- 'V, , J . , , . . . • 1 (Oklahoma and Tex.ia at Dallas and would depend primarily on what shortening, other shortening, dried clpb. was attackeii and the conimum- 1 brand new coiuhlng staff. ^ ^ ___ t_ I .. . I /~»»» taarn r\f tnikJIP R. A. F. from resuming its bomb- Miss Effie May iiildcnbrandt of qiie indicated the scope of the op-1 Judging from window ai»P‘»ydisplays - Izvestia said three-fourths of I Heavy and Fast; Mini ton College and last year’s cam- ning. Game News entigted with the armed forces and Santa Clara-Californla tbsale John (Bull).. Karcis, formerly done in Canada. fruits and lard. On two of these WetheisileM was matron of hon-. is I paign in which Notre Dame waa ' Angelo Callura, one of the fight- it is :»;dd that he will leave on items lard and dried fruits, the ing of German targets during tl^e orations in reporting that a dozen in Manchester today there is goi g Stalingrad was fn flames or ruins I backfleld mentor under Head oi', and r;n* I’owell of Twin to be a return to full length after the first .German raid on r Daddario Confident. undefeated. waa believed by ing CallUras originally from November 1. "ITie match here,; Bo.ston Eagles, new price ceilings, effective Oct. night. aircraft were missing. Thank*, Wilbur postponed for, three w eel« on ar- ^.444, ^?«ach Bill Edwards, waa elevated . Falls M.ilio, wa.- best man. Ush- derwe'ar. Many of th* stores are Aug. 23. carried out by more than Leahy’s friends as responsible for Hamilton, Ont.. but now operating Beware, Duck*: r to the top job last week after the China Told Extra 15 are compuLsory and present displaying the latest in* this line. Hartford, O ct 10—With a back- -his physical collapse. They said he Thursday will open the hunting | A vote of thanks to' Wilbur count of the weather, will start at maxlmums must be abandoned ering were Wes'ey H. Palmer, 1,000 Iplanes. Later the Nazis out of Leo P. Bradle.v's Providence 76 players in tip-top shape, are Lions 1<^t to the Brooklyn Dodg- Low Altitude Attack brother pi the bride, and J. Cliurehes Reports 5 4 Allied dropped leaflets calling for the I field which will average about 185 had h ^ early morning staff meet- stable, retuma in the role of a season on dupks.- Already local ' Little for hia fine consideration 2 o’clock sharp. primed to. ax'cnge the surprise ers. He Immediately Installed tha whether the ceilings result In last Sunday. The thanks also in- • Loral golfing experts are going Rights WiU Go 1 rhomas beat den of 42 Elm Ter- There' iS' on exhibition in the city'.s surrender In the piistaken | and n line which will go 200 ings and w’orkod late at night aemi-finalist. He fought Willie nlmrods are preparing the decoys, drubbing Clemson administered a single wing attack. higher or lower price tags.. 'Made by Germans Planes Shot Down Blish Hardware window this morii- cludes M r.'oicott and ^ th these to turn out to .see-toese four men Some unofficial estimates placed belief that it had been crushed. '" pounds Trom end to end, the Pater- after conducting afternoon, prac- Pep in a main bout here earlier in exercising the dogs and generally year ago and Frlnceton and Navy Other top games tomorrow find London, Oct. 10- i/Pi The Ger-^^ Christian .' klence Servli-es Rome ( From Italian Broad- isg a cabbage that weighs 15 men are fine sportsmen in addi- play golf. Andersoiri^.qnd Simpson, will .entertain 3,5,000 In' New the increase in the nation's fowl who, was given in • De.spite the savage , air pounding I son Panthers Who move in here Uceft. " the year, and lost of course. pulling on tile leashes. Remember.- the Brooklyn D ^gers, leading the (CoBtiniied from P*mi® O” *) mans turned out four Mo.s.ser- The bride casts), OH. 10.—id'^T he Italian pounds, raised in Bolton. the Russians continued to ferry rcrl Le.xhy is the third Notre Dam^ fellows. If and I' say If. you get tion to their generosity. the .latter formerly pro here and York's Yankee Stadium. •’ ,cr,st at $70,000,000 annually, or her "father wore a Hartford. Fiist Church. Sunday, Sunday to test the Hartford Blues This time he tangles with Joe eastern parade, entert^nlng tha .achmitts today for a low altitude 1 marriape by high command re)Jorted todav Ihforeements across the Volga. The| coach since 1929 to be stricken. any. be sure and pluck them at Hax'C a Care, Hoys , now at the Springfield- .Country Fordham's line has been patch- cUl rights under which foreign I two-t'nirds of onC per cem attack on an English town on the ' gcxWn <>f Biusselts lace over ' 11; Sunday School 11: Wednesday, in the second game of the season Aponte Torres, New Yorker who club, are no strangers to the local Pittsburgh Steelera and their aoa that .54 Allieii planes were shot I Florence Bramley and son. captain of one ship, the Ahkhazetz, promise a real tussle to the The late ' Knute Rockne missed held Sammy Haskins to a draw once. Your Uncle Sam needs the Althnugfi the averace hunter ed in an effort to hold back the rookie. Bill Dudley: and' tte Ch$* g^vernTnenta have maintained | costs of the groups at- southeast 'coast and one of the taffeta - Its empire basque had ^ .537 Farmington avenue, dow njn North Africa. 45 by Uer-1 jjr, crestwood drive, are named for the rugged Cauca.*ian| followers of golf. But their oppon- North Carolina ball carriers and their own courts in China and ex- (jpjpd. four was downed by British ground, I a square neckline anil the bs Differ fant skirt terminated in a circular j^y,’ ii; Sunday S'chool. 11: Wed- A power for the past ten yeara heats. that they can hax'e warm cloth- habits, in the woo«lay interested ' in game conservation pected to follow the match from ready conqueror of Navy Har- erti powers eventually followed Lord:, thy blessing is :• upon thy Italian positions were attackeil I the last time this campaign they OoIafnMa G-Men March ceiling, there will be no tion for 80 guest.s in the church people." placed in the window in the Check- they had occupied and repulsed | will leave their home field, Hinch- pair of'fights in the east, takes on ’Tlie local chapter of the Con- and about the best method is to start to finish. Alex Simpson, long vey Johnson's placement,- takes on the American lead. by large formations o f AJlifd Turn In Score* Early change in the price to the public. parlors, was fitUied in aqua l.ace Selections from the Bible in- bombers esdOrted by fighters erboaref Feed Store on Main attacks by enemy infantry.” ciiffe atadium'. At that the Pan- Frankie Allen of Philadelphia. Thi.* necticut Sportsmen will meet be extra careful in the field or a pro here, has many friends a green Harvard squad. Later, under Secretary of State 'This action," said Henderson, street. It will be kept there until Indimto IJne* Stabilized Bowling score.*, for each day. 140-lb Mark has the knack of de- Tuesday everting at the American among the local golfing fraternity Other than the Califomia-Santa New York — Paul GkyverxiaB'd HuU. the United States indicated New B011U8 Plan and crepc._Jesigned with full clude the following: "Look aipon which were intercepted' and en- ] thers would not haave come to woods. was taken by OPA to permit es- draped skirt 'and bracelet Sleeves. the first of the year to fatten and Ofilcinl Soviet report* indicatedl Hmlford had not Lou Viscusi, should be turned in by 9 o'clock llx'ering a knockout drop at short Lecion’lloiha on I>>onard street at and they will he on . hand to ex- Clara _ game there’s little action passes to Ken Germatm already lU desire to abolish by negotiation Zion, the' city of our solemnities: gaged by the Axis Air Forces, the ,\n Old Fanilllnr Saying have'galned them the title of Oo- sential foods to flow through For Vi’artI Coinpaiiy Her corsage was of gardenias. . . . And the '.nhabitant shalt w t communique said. "Bitter air show what can be done by feed- relative stabilization of lines ini w'lfo owns the New England Pro- in the morning. Your publicity range. His right cross travels but 7:.30 sharp. Henry. Smith w ill tend a welcome to him as well a* along the west coast with Oregon , all special foreign rights in China wholesale and retaM channels to ing. It Is the first time that a the greatest battle of the Oerman-I six incheil, yet accomplishes his show some interesting movie.s at "I didn’t know it was loaded!" lend their moral supporL State, Conference and Rose Bowl lumbla'a G-men. * as rapidly as developments In (Vhen leavmg„ for • a wedding .say, I am sick the people thdt combats" took place, the commu- fessional champions consented to managers should make it a point the consuming public. member- of the cow familj .has Russian conflict, the siege of| pay a return visit, three weeks to leave the scores at The Herald purpose. So George Humes found the conclusion of the meeting. Guns are dangerous. Even experi- China and elsewhere would per- Montgomery Ward Company trip of undisclosed destination the ' im-ell therein sliall be forgiven nique added. Unable to Restock Hems been fattened in a Main' street Stalingrad now in Us 47th day. hence. , , <• office, either the'.same night o.r by out here and Harrry Hitlian in Also at thi.s session permits will enced hunter* and tho^e. familiar mit. announced a new plan for a bonus bride'wore a beige .ary,'son of Mr. rubber industry say this program, The ,Blues held a short workout we will do ours, - mini), and false law should be press his views at the polls. After ance. os it did at Leningrad, atl Wednesday I^eague Off 'Whirly Fares Barrier at OPA officials did not attempt to costs of living. It was also an and Mrs. Jo.seph Leary of 66 Flor- trampled under foot.” which will be extended to the east- Tula and upon the approacheis of| there last night, at xllrirh all ap- Sponts-Roundup ail. we are fighting on many Ipeared m fine shape. They’ll be That popular Wedne.sday night WAR Z0NE2S Protest on Talk estimate the flnaneial effect on the Incentive for the employees to ence street at a nuptial ma.ss this ern states already operating undqr fronts for the pireservstion of God- Moacow laal year. Belmont Today and a family budget, saying perhaps work harder for the bonus sys- morning at nine o'clock in St. the gasoline rationing plan, prob- lir ther«i battling Sunday, trying league at the Y. M. C. A. was the given rights and privileges. A possibility that Axis shoc){| first, just as we predicted last only 20 to 25 per cent of the 575,- tem adopted. Like other mer- James's church. Rev. Vincent E. ably will result in the release of troops would he diverted against I to nvck up the .season’s first trl- Hea$"v Burden. By Hugh Fullertoo. Jr. a South Pacific Island and ran (Continued from Page One) OOO retailers and 5,000 wholesal- approximately 6,000,000 tires, “ Let us be certain that the lunipti. after bowing to the Wor- week. I^e gang did turn in some cantile establishments Montgom- Hines officiated. j New Dim-Out privilege of voting is made avail- the Volga-Caaplan shipping lanca Wide* World Sport* Oolumiilsl right into hia old chum. Roaenthal, ers would use the alternative pric- Palms and white pompoms _ - .. . .. I many of them new. Under the jc.iter Panthers in the lid lifter good .scores cpn.sidcrlhg it wa.s the ery Ward Company has lost many able to all without difficulty, hard- at’ Astrakhan, on the Volga’s! New Y’ork. 0?t. 10. — — An . Robert Tufts, whose C.Y.O. suited in a definite cooling of rela- ing. Wholesalers l.ave until Nov. decorated the altar and the bridal U r i l e r e d .scheme as U is anticipated here. |ticre l;i.*t Sunday, . . first game of the season. Don Wil- New York. OcL 10—Football valuable employees to war indus- Bllles ship. or embarrassment.” mouth, was implied yesterday in al argiiment that has gfx'en spice to basketball team won 24 Straight •HttY tions between the Uni^d States 30 to complete adjustments and tries and it is hoped that theliew music wa.s furnished by Miss these would be restored by the Kickoff will hip at 3:15, li^ irftchanics Scored a three-game may or may not be toe best prepa- games around Boston last o^aon, and the tvVo South' American re- Follow* Court Decision dispatch of the government news-1 winner and were pretty cockjibout the late season raring xxlll be set- retailers until Dec. 31 plan Will offset this problem.. Imelda La Gace. friend of the government to the tire rationing paper Jzvestia, which reported for" ration for war, but it's a cinch ha* been named court coach at publics. , • The governor’s action followed the whole thing. They defeated tled at Belmont P.ark today xxhen '^tide. . . . (Continued from Page One) J pool, as a further means of keep- the first time the German drive Warrpn Wright’s Whtrlaway. nothing else abort of war geU toe Camp Edwards. Maas. .. . . And In conpectiomwith Welles state- The' bride who was escorted to ing some 20^000,000 or more r»3- by less than a week the decision Bryant A tThapman who did not ments these quarters recalled that of Superior Court Judge John A. serosa the Kalmyck steppes. eem to be.concerned over the de- world's top money xx-lnning horse, boy. -teamed up as mucA « Ensl^ j^Vstot/c^^reSS Nee«l Thirty More the altar by her uncle. Judge erative Nov. 12, allowing time (or I ganger'cars roiling (The Germans declared sever iPeiin Tests only this week three Germans Exteiuliiig Mail Francis X. Reillv of We.stboro, Cornell determining that towms .'eat. pointing out that a bad start and, Mrs. Albert Sabath’s Alsab. civil authorities to-comply. The tire industry already is weeks ago that an invasion foiqe high ranking three-year-old. match the gridiron game. . . . Right now Training School, i* looking charged with o()erattng a secret Mfiss., who gave her in ma-riage. making plana to produce approxl and cities of Cohnectlcut are with- usually means a good beginning. there's an argument in the Pro , 0^ 'baaketball games a radio were expelled from Chile and As Mail Carriers Call* Result* Excellent out authority to extend voting had driven' to the Caspian south-1 I True-ehough, but three games now strides in the two - and . quarter Service in Town wore a bridal gown ot white- faille, mately 1,000,000 reclaimed rubber west of Astrakhan after captur-j ale’s Team League orer'whether,Referee 4^ , that vicinity. th.vt Argentina had ordered disso- with net yoTte and, full length General Dewitt said result* ob- hours beyond 6 p. m., on day* of I count jp.at aa much six weeks miles of ' toe $25,000 New York hie Cahn blew a slow or fast whla- ® ______tires monthly. Present indications ing Elista, the Maimyck caplUlJ c * Handicap. lution'of the German Cultural Cir- Postmaster Thomas J. Quish'has train. Her finger Up veil with tained under the - present regula-; the 'rubber industry experU say state elections. .... i'from now. tie in last week’s Packera-Cardi- cle, which deputies had accused of received applications from 30 col- tions: designed to prevent any il- The General Assembly called to 160 miles soutl. of Stali.ngrnd and! Th# four-year-old Whlrlaway and Postmaster ' Thomas J. Quish Juliet cap was caught with orange are that all tire' manufacturers 1 ---- '.L egion Hit Hard nals game; the eaatern coaches carrying on nt'ttvities of the out- lege students and other young nien blossoms. Her bridal bouquet waa lumination that might aid the op- convene at 11 a. m. nine days 180 miles west of Astrakhan. La-f |C’’j* in e vliriit .'Muhl SIi d m hia younger rival have . tangled this morning received permission will be in produrtion of reclaimed ter Berlin bro-adoasts have beer ,, j For some years the American twice and >Come out all-square. are het up about Harvard's shift HillBUlies lavi-isi Naz.i piirty? for employment in the mail serv- composed of orchids end stephano- erations of the enemy along the rubber tires, by the end of the hence, will be the' heyenth «P«c'»l r . ?rvl!iiiit; , [o S l o p ly-Tion bowllrg team has been and North Carolinian* are pro- They aUso reeallea that the very from the First Assistant Postmas- ice during the Christmas holiday coa.st. were "in the main, excel- seasion since 188T and the fifth silent upon deyelopmenl* in th,at| Alsab hung It on the horse With a ter General to extend city mail tis. ' . „ present year. ' ! f.rtively engaged in the District long tall by the narrowest of mar- testing, mildly because Rice waited day Welles spoke Argentina had rush. He says that 30 more will Miss Mary Elizabeth Reilly, sis lent ” since 1920 v hen two sessions were region.) m * called, each of which lasted only ties may cause toe league offi- game was scheduled to call it off Open Sunday over radio, telegraph and cable sion and Devon drive in the Pine Application should be. made by be further reduced and certain 1 ,^4^^4444^ ^ one day Another one-day session Timoshenko’s relief forces northj rngansett park. A week ago Acres Terrace section. One trip of attendant, wore a pi'incess style cials to call off the schedule for Whirly ex’ened the count by taking because of "transportatRm diffi- communications "to protect the writing a letter to Postmaster gown of yellow .slipper satin with other restrictions m^ust 1 pi'ac^'rtents w"ould 'be determined was called in 1929 and the most west of Stalingrad after almoad liy Tht' .\s8oriated Pri*v security, of neighbor nations ' on .mounted delivery daily will begin Quish. There are no formal ap- three weeks on the offensive t,' in cti'^ut's college fr ,hall this .season. While there is hothing the two-mile Jockey (Jliib Gold culties." . Incidentally, a Clem- fuchsia hat and slippers and posed in order to obtain the d e-1 allowance recent was in 1936- a session that definite, as yet about curtailing son-Carolina game may be substi- Rockville Grid Squad the American continent " on those streets Monday, Post- plication blanks for . such employ- sired results. across the Don-Volga corridor wa ai.i today . offers fans a Cup at Belmont with a length sep- cascade bouquet of Talisman roses With only an “ A” card entitling luted more than one month. the league a meeting la achediiled arating the pair. tuted for Rice-Carollna if a quick Calla Speei h “ Crude” master Quish said. By rilounted ment. Applicants should give The bridegroom's mother was announced in the midnight com-j !' o of only tv.o games, but l^Ieets Alfa A. C. of The Argentine P'oreign Oflice delivery is meant delivery from their residence street .and number, him to sufficient fuel for approxi- In the near future to make a de- Eleven o.thera have been named conversation between Jim Tatum attired in blue velvet, and' Mrs. munique, pj' i co:uesta are attr.'ictix'e. and F'rank Howard in a local rail- characterized Welles' speech place to place in an automobile. their telephone nunTBer, and date mately 240 milea ot drlylng • Amid artillery ducUing, scouting in the first place. Yale'.* grid- rision. for the thiWl running.of America’s Hartford at 3 :1 5 . Francis X. Reilly, the bnde's aunt, monthly he will have little chance Fexier League*? road atatlon goes any farther. "Inopportune” and "crude," while This completes city service to of birth; The post office depart- Entries Beceived Set Asiile Day operations and local fighting on ^ro men get their initial opjior- longest stake on the flat but only wore a navy blue suit and gold to buy a tire of any kind. If he 1 Alley owners say that few ap- »n official Chilean statement sail the defense housing sections in ment has lowered the age limit for various aectora, they “fortified •n ly to show Howie Odell, their Townsend B. Martin’s Bolingbroke Rockxllle will get It* flrik semi- hat. Bpth» wore orchid corsages. . fr * A | # l KCls additional gasoline permlt- nlicationa for reservations hax-e Today'i Gue«t Star h* had "offended the dignity of the wfhicb building has been complet- such employment to 16 yeara. their occupied positions,” the com4 ; . conch, how they can go ia given a chance of spoiling the DeWin Markeaair. wIm ha* wadt Ike im m e Matkenaie wont to Enrapi in )9M ba Fraace/ Peckenham of 33 Elro rur r it-m i riais | ^ 1^4,driving monthly. For Bea(ly big time - when, they Im I e*u«, keck ie tk« war recapod azeention daring (reland** Bloady Eaaim in Ms speoch m Boston Welles llospiUil Notes claimed rubber casing or a re- years back the oxx'ners wore tan Handicap when he had a big tion like it la, the team most like- Hartford plays toe Hill Billies at Reiliv of South Bend. I n i, and several days was declared to havd rr. .;l Pennsylvania in the Bowl. swamped witfct reservation* but —« le write kklery *a the t|>aL Week Rebellion. He larvod wilk Briliak Handqna» « d not refer to Argentina and Entries for the Ninth Annual capped tire. St. Maiy's churen woman, under broken through the ep»my rinff advantage in the weights and to- ly to get to the Rose Bowl will be Cricket Field. This game will get Divorce Granted 'Thoriias H. Reilly of Westboro, Tile other attraction la" at few outside, of the regulars have Daring ike e m crkiral wrafci, ike lenuna war tnalytt Mao in France in tka Ian war, taw kgkiing in EgypS. Chile ^ Bame but aatd the %wo: Field'Trails of the local Sports- Allowed fuel for between 560 auspicti^ of the Woraen • after a hard battle and occuple day hell pack only 116 to Whlrly’a the one hitched to a wagon. . . . underway at 3:15 according to Admitted yesterday: Mrs Ag- Masa. ;o!is. the 21st renewal Of toe nut in appearance. The Sunday 130. < Alsab picks up 121. giving aaeared ike Briliak aecnpaBian at lha ttina anS American repubhes etiU maintain-1 man's club which will be held next and 1,000 milea monthly, he would iary. will begin work for the Rm defense po-aitlon* at a workoral Which reminds that college foot- Manager Jeff Keolach. The Tol- wiU cable ki* daily imcrprctait** eoluma. ”Tbe War nes T(X>mey, Bolton; George Har- A wedding breajtfast and recep- bf eligible to purchase a Grade B Cross ’thiesday. October 13. at 10 ^'. esieyan-University of Connecti- iaw might have something to do him two more ~ pounds advantage Ing relatkma with the Axis were To Mrs. Gaclzicki tion w is held at 10:30 at ' the aettlrment. cut rivalry. Wesleyan holds an ball players', what with the pull- land County champions have been Taday” akd ifcrial s r li^ te dii* and kaadred* *< •pan* wealW in India. Ha fayeeted * * V i aillan .”Mnntttlnc their territory to be rison. Arlin^on, N. J.; David Har- Sunday. October 18 at the club new casing. a ir.. in the parish house. All wom- with" this but the owmera claim than he had last week when he Hotel Sheridan tor iOO guest.*. (Military men rate escape fror 11 to 9 advantage over Connecti- man scarcity, are finding out what practicing for toe past th"ee elksr diieriiied Prcee aewspapecs. It wtU ke inqisr Penee O n ( w n and waa an band at Manfak and! i£ksed' by the officials 'and eub- rison, 28 Middle Turnpike Fjist; grounds in Coventry, off Route 6, A gasoline allowance good for en Of the church will be welcome that nary a league rolled on Sun- carried 117 to Whlrlaway'a 124. a rough life the coach really Mrs. Florence O'Connell. 437 Chrysantheniunis and — palms well-organized encirclement t'.’t in the aeries thus far and toe weeks and will have s good team taat reedieg (er arillieae, rentinr aMigaawnt (or Maw when Hitler wade trinaiphal mStj inia fadatMlanda werelve ageoU at the Axle as a Judgment was rendered by are being received by the club more than 1.000 miles a month to join in this work any time of day. In toe past it was necessafy If Whlrlaway cornea In front leads." Judge Patrick B. Sullivan, in Su Birch Mountain road. decorated the dining room. Im ong the hardest Jobs in w? I'.Tcrehce between the tw'o teams for league officials to make their according to report# reaching here. kraaia.wk* kaa been «je»*ring Europe and Enrapr'a Haehenaie waa ckic( a l tka fcaoign awoMa ad base for bortlle sctivlUee against secretary Gabriel McMullen of 66 wmiid make the motorist eligible the day on Tuesday* that Is moat he’ll tack toe major share of the ' Keolach is especially anxious to perior Court. Tuesday, in the fli- Discharged jreaterday: Mrs. Syl- When leaving for a wedding trip Regardless of where th«? Imprlenr :'i a year seems just about that reservations along in July or early waiaiar I i2Sy*an. hokekly nai Annriatad Praaa wkaa h* hegM Mi faeatga adbiaa 'Miclibcn.'* Hudson street. to buy a first line pre-war tire. If convenient for them. ^ purae to earnings that now total Service Dept. meet the Bast Side All-Stars from vnree action brought by Ann Gad- via Songailo and infant son, Rock- to New York Citv the bride wore Formerly Wednesday of each ed force choosea to strike, its at| •ve.. In the present case, how- August.. Many of the old-tlmera $511,486. If Alsab turns the trick a wider nquaiatiari akroed. He kaa aaMaan m 19$(. Hn andjanra at kaaaa end ahaaad e sddMi that ~aa a result of re- a grey tailored suit with purple There will be three stake events, available. If casings of .that qual- ,tack involves expoaure. of boil Some 14 months ago. Babe Manchester and mads no bones aorta sent by tbeae agenU” ships zickl against her husband. Joseph \1lle; Ernest Skinner, East Hart- ity were not available, he would week w u the day aet apart for r, the edge belongs to Connec- have joined toe armed forces and he'll boost hts winnings to close to trarriad aaireiy aa< anly in Enrepa kwl in ika km 'powa la tka ^oalaW ad any daSp nm p*** ford; Elliott Bailey/ 157 High accessories. the Puppy, Puppy Dtrby and All- flanks and rear to enfll.-'diii” fi'*' I Bonn, former Duqueane basket- about sending down a defi. It is Of other American natlona have .Gadrtckl of Manchester, in a con- have firat, call on tires of lower Red Cross sewing. The change to I rather than to the twice de- it might be that toe leagues an toe $335,000 mark since he already cakannin. And Mackenria, alwaya street; Meyer Tober. S8 Cone The bride was graduated from Age stake. The winners of the lu t '"Guarda and mortar men in th^ -1 Cardinals. after new members to 'carry on bait ace, and bla {Mi Gene Rosen- probable that toe local team will Orient and in ika Wertern H iyii baaa aoBk without warning, and tested action. Mrs. Gadaicki two will receive handsome tro- grade.r Tuesday w u ' made so that volun- haa xx'on $311,665. get kt least one gam# under its charged intolerable cruelty. street. Westboro High school . and Bay- course of the day disabled tv .:iily ia out of action with an in toe 1942-1943 season. As a secondary feature, some of toaf. who played football for Car- pkerc rtpirting ika irarld'a kig nawa. -a aaad raaartw. aliB ia an tka an oal . he oopreomd the hope that the two phies. the Puppy Derby trophy, the A stipulation applying to all teers will have Wednesday free negie Tech, decided .to enlist aa belt before taking on the Hill Judge Sullivan allowed Mrs, Dt.scharged today: Mrs. Guy path Institute, Springfield, and is for the making of surgical dreaa- German Unka. set 18 trucks oil I date, and Coast Guard Acad- toe beat two-year-olds of toe year question would not an employee of the United Air- Phillip Volker cup and the first claasificatidns would be that no Naval cadets. . . . The Navy sepa- Billies. As s mktter of fact the lo- a ta perantt their sU- Gadzicki $10 a week alimony. Mrs Smith and Infant son. Wapplng: motorist could purchase new cas- inga at the American Legion fire and killed about 300 encmil .ly makM ita flrat stand o f the N«« iVi'Miuiil will meet In the mile o f the $10,000 Norma Chapman. 137 Summer craft Servile Uorporaejiih':' En- leg of the* Simon Smith Trophy. officers and men,” Uia communl| Champagne Stakea. Heading toe rated them. Bonn going to Jack- cal team wrtll make ita 1942 debut am ae^fbOas *a "be etabbed in the Gadzlcki was lehre.^mted by At- ing* »*ht* present tire* could be home. This is cs'iied on from 10 cason away from hom* by play- at toe West Side Sunday, petober Ettpttittg l|pntUk torney George C Le.s.«nei and the lU-eet: Mrs. Marguerite Keefe, I sigh Reilly was GKQVWYQPPI donated hv .Mr and -Mrs. WUbur qua Cbral Gables. Fla.—For toe flrat field are Mrs. John D. Hertz's sonville, Fla., and Rosentoal to eamlasariBB " oper- limcapifod. ite 4:|0 every Wadnssdny. ing Colby at WatanrlUa, Me. Tha 18. After that . . . a home and (lafat^lant appeared for himscU. . 211 Unioa atfMk WM graduaUd ' from T. LitU* ci ManrhaalaA olby White Mules were rated an time In decade.' University of Count Fleet) W. E. Boeing’s Slide Pensacola, but It waan't pereia- a nenL ... A few weeka^ ago Baba home game with Rockville might ven cbdice to upoet the Cadeta’ Miami is playtng daytime footbalL Buie, W rlglt's Ocean Wave and A Member of The Associated Pniss was watldag through the Jun^ < bs a good attr y tlnn. 11 BJMHI shBUtit rtstotij. AUan T. Slmmniia’ Blua tw enJa.

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■ ■ \ ' t»ACE TH IRTEEN * I. -A. , MANCHESTER EVEltoJG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATORDAT.'OCTOBBK 10, 1348 Ji _ MA^fCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATLTIDAT. OCTOBER io. 104^ MICKEY FINN Company LANK LEUNAKD [ ge twelve IT'S TOO LATf >eS! BUT L i r S > CAN WE XSURE— THE LAST I DON'T m i n d ) m e TOO) TQM! ^ Sense a n d Nonsense TO SEE W4V MORI 6 0 TO A MOVIE! j STILL CATCH \ SHOW IS JU ST TELL1N' YOU, (BELIEVE ME,WE'RE OF THE SIGHTS , WE'LL HAVE TO THE FEATURE ) A BOUT TO MICKEY— I'M)LUCKY WE'WE GOT TONIGHT, MICKEY ' BE STUDYING PICTURE? START / TIRED / THOSE NICE SOST ? o S . More alcohol lor tires and less Slivers.. ."W hen you put aside In October d y J for drivers Is also called for just a little money each payday lor ■When winter comes ., and snow- NIGHTS FROM NOW I now. your summer vacation, you know flakes fall. I don’t know why RENT ed R) it will always be ready.. —ready s a 's Wan I do it. H Bus Driver— C^n't you see that isn't the word. ; .it is down-right But I Inspect the Ice-clad scene, PAf I sign: "No Smoking"? eager. . ."scientists are experi- and write an ode right to it. 5!t 1 Passenger— Sure, but you can’t menting with making a photo- Then Spring arrives, and how I Lost and Found \Auto Accessories— Tires I pay attention to all the signs you graph of the atom.” —when the rave 'bout eprlngtime sun and Lost and Fourid 1 atom sees it. he will probably say -SAWS of al l kinds lilcd. set, WANTED IMMEDIATELY live FOR RENT—F suitable for laee. The other sign says:."W ear flowers. WILL THK PKRSO.N who took NEfcU NFW B R A K E S ' Ford. it Isn’t a good likeness.. .just like Manchester 1XI.ST--IN ARF.A between Mnn- anu repaired, ''cord wood saws or six painters. Apply James FOR SALE GliEN DALE coal two gentlera^ continuous hot iGossard Corsets" but I couldn't do i simply can’t say half enough; I camel hair coat by mistake from ChevroleL Plymouth rclincd with a passport photo . .. "Everyone gummed, power and hand lawn Ford, 94 Spruce street, or tele- and wood stove. Telephone 2-0146. water, zhg towels furnished. lit. dwell on them for hours. che.ster. .Middletown and New Maaoni|C Temple dance hall Fri- the .best Comas brake lining grows quieter as he grows older Kvening Herald .nowCra overhauled, and sharp- phone 7340. Phone' But, lo, when summertime creeps ilii'^ T« London, one Medium sized black day nl^lht. please return to , 25 58.95. V^ll call for your car and HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE or — well, there Is more to .be ened. Stored all winter, no extra It is good business lo keep cars ■ on, 1 find its rhuch the best; iiii r ClMrifled Advertisements and white coach dog;. Answers to deliver same day. Phone 5191 M IDDLE AGED man. mechanical- rent, fully adjustatile.vRates rea- qiliet about. .. "T h f Dionne quin- Maple stree't. or call .5094 ? .'charge. Axes. kniVes. shears etc. .RENT—ROOMS, excellent land bicycles locked. Those who And publicize . hot-weather joys Connt MZ BV«r«g« wordz lo a lln# name of "Mutt." Reward. Call Brunner's. 80 Oakland street. ly inclined for year around inside sonable. Call Keith Furniture, /Bus s I steal them under present condi- tuplets are nearing their first mil- with nlost amazing zest. sh.irponed. Capitol Grinding Co., service. Gentlemen. 65 East laltlzlz. nnmbarz »nd abbraviatlons collect Manche.ater 11632. lost .smal l BLAI-1< dog. part work. Call m Person. Capitol Tel. 41.59. / Center street. ■ . Itions particularly, should be aa- lion.” — and. It Is not likely that And. now, if one should ask my eonnt u a word and compound 531 Lydall street. ■ rci. 7958. cocker spaniel and part Beagle. Grinding'Co.. 531 Lydall street.. Ivetely dealt with, but leaving they will,have any competition. choice, the Fall would be vic- word! as two words Minimum cost Finder please teleplione 2-1 ISO. Husiness Serv^es Offered 13 WHY PAY HIGH pricea? W>-fiave l ! ‘ t* Orica of three lines I'lA N O TUNJNG an GLA D W H E N IS T H ’ p a n c a k e s .' •fth day will oe charged only fpr 82.‘t4; ■ ■ Help Wanted— Feniale 35 .shipping department, Watkips tol Window Shade Company, 241 able for^ two nurses or teachers. The way. It is being wasted Indi- S A M P LE d i s h G ET TH E WHISHER E G A D .' TU E W O R LD the actual number of times the so 32-4515 or Manchester 3309 eve- Brothers. i ' North Main street. Open eve- Phone 2-0559. I cates that rubber heels aren't all YOU'RE GO tN’ O F T H A T ILLUMIN A TIO N ? O F F E R S IN F IN ITE : appeared, charging at the rate earn-_ real estate listing for RE.NT LATE.ST TYPE nings.- nings. — I on shoes. TO SCHOOL / M O O N S H IN E A R E YO U S O U R C E S F O R P H O S ad bai no allowance or refiin.'« can hospital bed. for home use. Rates WANTED- TRUt'K HEIFER and be made on sli time ads stopped .MANCTIKSTKK: FOR R E N T— ROOM, furnalhed or ' L A T H E R GOING TO COOK PHORESCENT SH AYiNG Porter street. Stvllon. Kite- reasonable. Call Kemp s Inc. Tel. warehouse man. Part.-fir full time. SQUID M APLE, three piece bed- Aa two brothers passed the Zieg- after the fifth day Household Services unfurnished. Telephone 2-1012. m No "till forbids"; display lines ooi room single. Bathroom, l-arge 6680. " " INSPECTORS, ASSORTERS Apply shipping cjerti. Keith Fur- room set. A real bargain 569.50.. Ifeld Theater, out stepped hrte of YO O'YE b e e n I t UP O UT O F C R E A / — TVV D E - Offered 13--A niture Comparer' Kemp's Inc. those ravishing, alluring ‘.J^eollies" D R E A K AINS T H E N O R TH 6A tlN(S W H E T H E R TO **The Uersid will not be responsible lot. S. P. 84..300. D. I’.. 1^00- FOR R E N T— ROOMS, double .and j f for more than one incorrect Inser- AND .SIZER.s Ibeauties: UP/ E R N LIG HTS USE A N E X T R A C T FROM curtains LA-U.NDERED Ruf- WANTED/TJOOD cylinder pre.ss- FOR SALE SOFA, well bulft single, men preferred. Telephone i i’i' tion of any advertisement ordereo . South Knd Section. Two- Automobiles for Sale 4 2-0759. First Brother (Whispering)—I J LIG HTN IN G B U G S , fbr more than, one-time. filmll.v divelllng. Two fmir-romn fled. sfraicht and cottag_e .sots. on shade grown tobacco. WSre- 1 man Permanent' work. Apply horse hair 'filling, linen slip cover |feel like taking her out again. M A R I N E WORMS O R The InadveHeni omission of In- 1941 PONTlAU CLUB coupe: 1.049 Price reasonable. Tel. 7752 of Ea_9t'''^Hartford Gazette, East Included, Wilton rug 9x12. neat r correct publication of edvertlstng flatv. Large.lot. Garage, l^irge hoiise at' - Elm & Forest street. Second Brother (incredulously) A T Y P E O F S E A , will be rectified only by cancellailon harn. All Iniprotementa. S,.P. I^ackafd Toach^, 1939 Desota 6172. South'ilanchester. Opens Monday. Hartford. pattern, runner, woven real felt, F(3R R E N T — ROOM in nevv home. I — Have you eVer taken her out? of the charge made fqt the service 8I.000. D. P, $.%00. sedan; 1938.,Ford clhb coupe; 1937 r)ct. 12th St 8 a m. ' / color matching rug, 11 ft. long Ideal for single man. Calf 6759. First Brother—No. . .but - onci. ■ rendered -V™»* ____ Chevrolet roupe; , lIlSH Dodge 34 inches wide. All in good con- Ibefore I felt like It. All advertisements mifst contorm funding—<_'ontracting 14 Help Wanted— Male or In style, copy and tviM.giliPhv with Comrll Street. Kotir-room sedan, 5198; 1936 Plymouth WFTSTONE TOBACCO CORP. dition. Call 4892. Boarders Wanted 59-A regulations enforced bv the publlsn- amp'r* Air comlltion hrat. sedan. 585; 1934 Dodge sedan, FOR''YOUR REMOpEUNU or Female 37 Someone said that if you have ers and they reserve the right to nradv for Inimodlate Ocrii- USED O IL RANGE, can be easily 515; 1930^Model A Ford coupe. repair' Job c ^ l Wm. KafiehJ, con- MAN AND A WOMAN to work Im.oney to spend for antomobilea r edit, revise e» reject eny copy con- .pnnr.v. S. P. *6.090. D. P. converted -to; coal. 441 Summit BOARDERS WANTED — Tele- land tires, but (An’t find the aiito- sidered objections hie 550. Brunner's, 80 Oakland street. tractor,''M9 Center itreet. Telev in The Manchester ' Laundry. 72 CLOSING HiniRS—Claesilled ads 81.000. ______i street. ' phone 7014. Imobllps and tires to buy, you r Open iintll 9 p. m. every night. phone 77ra,. Maple street to bs published same day must ne Saturday. 6 p. m. Terms and W A N T E D - .isAUESGIRLS and a FOR SALE—ONE general electric ■might spend some of the spare rccalved by IS oVIoeV noon Satur- \ f'v\ riinn Street. SIv-room BOARDERS AND ROOMERS Inioney in fixing up yoiir sidewalk's Trades. Drive over now. boy for full time work. N'o ex- WANTED— POTATO PICKERS refrigerator, needing a pew unit. days.!'■ S' duplex. Steam heat. All Im- wanted. Showers and conTtiniioiis land trimming up the trees about Heating—^’liimhing— perience nere.iwary. Apply in per- to pick by the bushel. High Acres Call 4584. Tfilephoiic Youi Want \ds priVvemenle. S. P. 86.000. D. P. 1941 PLY’ MOUTH 4 door deluxe son at Marlow>'s. hot water,'- home cooked meals. Ivoiir home. Well, anyway that's a Roofi4v^ 17 y farm, Bolton. Tel. Manchester 330 Adams street, adjoining Air- SHOO. ______• heater.'radio, excellent tires, 5975. S LIG H TLY USED two burner Thought. Ads «rs accepted ovtl tlie lela- 7870.--■ craft. i . phont af tfia CHAKOL KArK given 1941. Plymouth tudor. low mile- JOHN CLARK, pliimbing. and \>>XlTRES.S FOR F U L L or part Florence oil heater. At a great abovs as a conveneince to adver- Washington Street sJrtlon. The other day .a dignified, husky ace, good tires 5875. Terms arid hehting. Repairs and Jobbing. Tel. time. Good salary. Apply Mack saving. Kemp's Inc. ’ tisers. but the Cash *{A1;CS will be ,%-rooni single cottage type. 2- trades. Cole. M o to rs -4.164. at Weldon Drug Co., 901 Main gentleman called at a doctor's of- Accepted ss FULL PAYML.ST If 3233. 37 Hollister street. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Wanted to Rent 68 paid St tbs buBineai office on or. ba- car garage. .Steam heat. S. P. street. FOR S A L E —O A k dining table apd fice. He said that his throat was 85,000. D. P. S6(W. T h K Is A 1 FOR SALE 1936 PL5’MOUTH oubling him and a-sked for an ex- fora lha aevenili day following tna BOSTO.N AND FOX terrier pup- six chairs, also metal bed arid WANTED—3 OR 4 ROOM apart- AO-fO £«DVs- Prat Insertion of eacti ad otherwise good hu.v for the mone.v. sedan. Good tires, heater Phone pies, t Zimmerman's, .Lake street. springs. Telephone 3687'. ment. Couple, no children. Imme- amination. (ha CHARGE KA I’E wilUbe collect- Moving-—! rucking— GIRL OR WOa IAN wanted. New The doctor probed around with K! 7421. Phone 6287. diate occuparifcy. W rite Box AA, ad. No repponslbllliy for errors in Blrrh Street Swtlnn. 8-fani- Storage Model Laiindn,-. Summit street, various instruments. Ther the fol- SQUEEZE IT OUT talaphonad sds will be sssumed Snd Herald. tbair aeeurscy cannot ba gusran- lly house. One 7-rdom apart- [FOR SALE —1940 PLYMOUTH COCKER SPANIEL from cham- Machinery and Tools 52 lowing ilifllogue took place: OP THE 6QUiD5=; ment and two 4Troom apart- deluxe 4 door sedan, excellent THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. R anted —WOMAN snd girl for -DcH'lor—I'm afraid you have taad packing. Toher Ba-sehall Mfg. Co., pion stock. Adorable, healthy pup- W A N T E D - BY F A M IL Y of three. “The chief won't believe it'<( a stray giraffe—he says to ments. Hot air heat Ifi one. condition. Gray -radio, heater. 4 local and long u-stance moving. pies. in blacks, reds, buffs, and USED F A R M A L L tractors, Oliver, ehat is called "Clergyman’s Sore Index of Classifiiations Return/ load system, furniture MClm street. 3 or 4 rooms, furnished or un- wake up ami stop dreaming!” None In two others. S. P. very good tires,,'56.50., 12,5 East pafti-colnrs: Jack Frost Kennels, ■plows, harrows, spreaders. Bliz furnished. in or around Manches- r'-roal". •irtlit ...... '••• * 85,200. I), P'. $1,000. Center street, or telephone 7017. storage. Dial 6260 , tient (startled)—-The hell you JCntragaraanta ...... ” W A.NTED -MIDDLE AGED or 26 Gardner street. zard silo fillers, used potato dig' ter. Write Box AB, Herald. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES No Optimism BY EDGAR MARTIN Ifarriagaa ...... L gers., silo fillers; used Case trac- * Single house in rear. 4 fooms. older -woman.. who would like a SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH figptbs ...... P tor on rubber^ Dublin Tractor etor I hastily I—O f course, I Card o f Tbanka ...... E Hot air he,at. Rental 8'28 per Repairing 23 good home. ■wlUi compensation to Jii.iy be' wrong. The examination INSURANCE Garden— Farm— Dairy Company, Wlllimantic. Business Property for B O O T S I S A V A T \ S A HB-V.OE.'E.P FER.O A VU-W .B iA B iV - 1 I 1 VOAS? OHVUB'LV^.iUST VB.S>,^.UT In ||anior1am ...... -...... F month, S. P. 8S.OOO. D. P. help take care of an elderly lady, ea-s not thorough. I will look Lost and Pound'.>•••••••••••• l Betnrr You Have a Flpe MOWERS .SHARPENED, repair- and witn the housekeeping. Write Products 3U Sale 70 OF ^ ViOOLiDKi'T V\IU«;T ™\MVAN6| \_oo \ c K T Y h a t TH\S> Apnouncamnats ...... * $.500.______again. or Accident / / ed. shear -grinding, key fitting, Box L. Herald. /\ 0L‘ VN\\_\_ A6A\Ki X O O C O U R S E . A V 'd N a o u T TH \ S V 0 A V " A ‘b BUIT\tU6T0Vi Parsonalt ...... ' • FOR SALE CABBAGE. SOc per FOR s X l E—CIDER- MILL with “See duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. Office and Store SORT OT LNVet \-SNiT T H A T Antamobllae Bigelow Street. 2 - family biish.el. Bring own container?; shed and 3-4 acre of land. Cheap. Shortage of tires and gas are L Ht.? T A 'U M \ T. \ \ - O a ^ V M V house. (2) 4-rmim aiiurtments. overhauled. Bralthwaite, 52 Pearl WA.NTED GUtL CASHIER in Equipment 54 TV9EIVE Antomoblaa for Sale ...... * McKI.NNEY BROTHERS George Gilbert. Buckland. Phone Rear of 200 Main. Tel. 8284. ^he cause of a lot of shortages of VB.ROCVOU^,^T P Automobllaa for Czebanga .a Rental of each apartment $25. 505 Main St., 51anchester. Conn. Self-Serve C heery, See M r* street. 8058. .Manchester. deaths. 6HOC\<‘b ,V O O 'U E , Auto Accessorlea—Tires ...... « All Improvements hut heat. Telephone. 6060 - 7432 Kaufman. Popiuar Market. Rubi- F ^ R S A L E —W A L K IN box. 8x5. Auto Repairing—Painting . ... 7 nnw Bide. , * almost new. with cOmpreasor, W a O JT A S a S. P. 84.800. D. P. $600. HA.N'D PICKED .MeINTOSH ap- Houses for Sale 72 Canip Cook—I'd like some roach Auto Schools ...... 7- 'f^ E U T V OB 9\.AV?OV. Antoa—Ship by Truck ...... » plc.s, 50o, to 51.00 basket. Alvah motor'and coils, ready for use. jpison. please. iJiVO.MEN EARN $18.)xj dozen gew- Autos—For Hire ...... • Oak Street Section. 2-fam- Rus-sell, Mountain. Road. Gla.ston- Wm. Bogner. Birch Mountain FOR SALE--^FLORENCE itreet. Druggist—Do you want to take / A - BsAtIng—Plumbing—Roofing .. ments. All Improvements hut ARTHUR A. Household \Go4)ds 51 calU-af. 16 Church stre<*. iirimedlate occupancy.- On HarL Insnranoa ...... heat. 2-car gai'agc. S. P. Help W anted-s-Male 3ti ford bus line, beautiful shruh.s MiUlnsry—Orassmaklng ...... A BE-.UTIFUL H 0M E_ Full Ot ! WA.NTED USED W H E E L har- IfoTlng—^Trucking.—Storaga .. $4,800. D. P, $1,000. TWOrFAMH.Y HOUSE, f fruit trees, garage. W rite Box ' ^ b lio Passenger Service ...... iv i C n O F L A rooms each flat. I.ol 90\1S() WA.NTED D RAIT deferred man Furniture. Neiy uVing, (dining, row. reasonable. 847 West Middle Herald. No agents.' .e f . - ’ bedrohm, kitchen, \rugs., lamp, Fainting*—Papering ...... 2-FamHy Dwelling. (2) 4- who can handle light office duties Turnpike. Telephone 5457. li'i Frofaaslonal Services ...... 876 Main 8U Phone M40 ft. In ifood location. West tables. Reasonable. Albert's Fur- FOR SALE -TWO family hou. /O -/O M.maaawiT.wr. riMim apartments. .All Improve- and .sales work in local furniture Xapalring ------;.... ■ - • Side. niture Co.. Hartford. S TA M P COLLECTION Bought. 10 rooms, all Improvements, neat Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . ments except heat. S. P. $1,800. store. Write qualifications and. Fair prices for small and bigger pchool and bus, line. Write Box Toilet Qoodi and Service ...... D. P. $1,0Q0. PRICE ...... ^.i.noo salary expected, Box B. Hprald, Wanted—Bnelnesa Service .o .. collections. Send your stamps in- DD, Herald. - BY ROY CRANE Edacalloaal Durant Street, Five-room Prize Sh ir t w a ister sured, will he returned same way WASH TUBBS Looks Bad Courses and Claseee ...... duplex. Hot air pl|M*leHs fur- CAPE COD HOUSE. 4 W A N T E D -B R IG H T high school FOR S A LE —O N E SEVEN room If Frivats Initmctlona . If not bought. Elizabeth's Book ...... fll-A nace. A ll Iniprovenienks. Rental roioms finished. Steam heat. boy technically minded, who Shop, 4236 Broadway. New York aingle at Mancheater GrSen. one ONCE 1 COUNTED Z 7 0 9 ) { WATT! 10OMOT5EE TMArNOMBBO; Baaelng ...... NEW CAPE would be interested In learning I PeAR THERE OP ONE THING 1 AM CERTAIN^ Musical—Dramatic ...... Income $50.00 per month. S. P. Fireplace. Can later put two . C i t y . six room atngle with land. In 53 PRISONERS, HE MUST BE THE EXTRA ONE » Wanted-Inatructlona ...... $3,800. D. P. $.500. riMims on second floor be- radio repair work after .school Buckingham, with all Improve- 16 T R O U B L E , .THERE ARE NAMES Plaasefal and S.vturdavs. Write Box C. WA.NTED-GOOD USED furni- AMO ONCE 3 4 . Bonds—Stocks—Morlgagaa cause house has dormers. ments. See me at once. These are MV FRAN Durant Street. Flve-nmm COD HOUSE Herald. ture, W ill' buy part or complete good buys. Wm. Kanehl. 519 Cen- OROER YOUR Buslnsaa .Opportunttlee .... dupU.x. Two-iar garage. Hot Money. to Loan ...... Ready for Occupancy PRICE ...... $.-).‘9ri0 .house of furniture. Cash waiting. ter street or Tel. 7773. 6 K 0 U PTO UWE ' Belp and Sltnatlena air pl|>eless fumai-e. /\ll lin- Jones. 31 Oak street, telephone UP, LEUTNANT* 'Mslp Wanted-Female ...... prnvenirnt*,. S. P. 84,5(K). D. P. Four rooms,' 2 unfinished on FOUR .\CRES, ."j-room - 8254 o r 7247. INE WILL CHECK Help Wfnted—Male ...... $800. Income $.W.U0 per njonlh. the second floor. Open stair- Saleamen Wanted ...... house. Barn and chicken Warn ill" THER NUMBERS Help Wanted—Male or Female 37 Durant Street. FB^room way to the swond floor. Chicken Roosts Agents Wanted ...... 77-A cohonc: - llt fl Agnes Kreysig. llachinary and Tool* ...... land. S. P. $5,000. D. P. $800. StatP Thfatpr Building: Registrars of Bolton. Ifutleal InBtrunia|)ta .... FOR S.4LE Large lot.______Dated at*-Bolton. Conn. e w e s t a u r a n t That's Not Ooola BV V. T. HAMLIN Office and Store ICguipment Wellington Road. ;8tx ro«»ms Oct: 10. 1942. N R ALLEY OOP Spaelala at the Storea Walniiu Street Section.'' Two- G a y A ppliq u e* Apron snd sunporch,' steam heat with Waaring Auoarel—Fun .. family. Two four-rooms. 8. P, T T the GRahII Wanted—To Buy ...... coal burning boiler, garage In 'A FINE BUNCHA DOPES SOU ARE / G O ^ , '^ Y , O O P- 1 HATE TO PRE Hnfel»—Reanrfa $4,700. D. P. $800. All Im basement, also has llreplace. OOOLA WriER* HeatiiMranta provenients hut heaL SLEEP ON TH’ JOB AN' LET OOP SLIP IN SUME ON VOU, AFTER ALL Down payment $1,000. MY HANDS. I Rooms Wunoui Board ...... ^9 | COAL BURNING AM R2EE ALL OUR POLITICAL PRISONER^/ YOU’VE DONE... BUT YOU Boarders Wanted ...... j. s^9-^A COVENTRY: West Center Street. Six I^GOTTA PASS It UP/ . Country B oa rd R esorts...... m SETTLE y o u r SCORES WOULPNT HAVE A SAND- Hotels— Restaurants ...... Wall Street, South Coventry rooms with two extra In base- GRATES THING " SHE’S L05TA '^YlCH SOMEWHERE J Wanted—Rooms—Hoard ..... Modern, two-lamlly dwelling, ment, Uirge comer lot. Down IN TH E MORNING / / Real Bstate For Kent Steam heat downstair*. Large payment $1,000. FOR FIREPLACES T l OTOF WEIGHT...n o t WOULDJUH, Apartments Flats, ren**fnenis lot. Income $.50.00 per month. " .MUCH MORE’N A Buslnees lA4>caMMh* for Rent .. Center Street — In busines* Everythinft in the bine of ) V Houses For Rent ...... S. P. $5,200. D. P. $1,000. section. Seven rooms and two l BAG of bones.' Suburban For U»*nt ...... batbrooms, furnace beat, re- Stove.s and Heating Supplies! y Summet H 'p:**** Fo» Rent ...... ■Main Road, South Coventry, cently re-conditioned. Down Seven-room single. Full bath. SMALL Wanted Rnrit ...... payment $1,000. Hral <*ale ] Running . water. Electricity CAST IRON HEATERS Vl\ Apartment Buiidina for Sale ...f Two-car garage, ' j acre of land Scarborough Road. Seven For Kitchen, Trailer, Poultry Bustfiess .Property for Sale rooms, steam heat, snnmom, Ule ffarms and Uand for Sale v*.*. S. P. $4.200. D. P. $1.000- House, Dog Kennel, Etc. Houses for Sale ...... hath and lavatory, 2-car garage, large lot, well shrubbed. In ex- Lots for Sale ...... '...... BOLTON Kitchen-Ranges and E/AST IHD/ m Reeori Property for Sale ...... •lust Off Route 6. Tarred cellent condltloo. Down pay- Suburban for Sale ...... Combination Ranges Real Fstate for ezchanire .... road. .Nearly an acre of land, ment 41JIOO. Of Many Different Types Wanted—Beal tstate ...... 5-ro«iin house with modem bath. W e eaa give Immediate pos- - si* CoKn.'p Aartlon—lg»*al 4fotleee Runping water. Electric lights. seasloD o f any of these honses ^H oP ^ Kottoes ...... One-car garage. 8. P. $4,000 aiM the prices are moat reaaoa- ^V .y» V -V , eorm. tw;« » t.z» «c»vie«. iwc. T. a. WO. u a WLStt D. P. $800. Ready for Imme- al^ Apply:. diate’ .occupancy. .A good buy SEE JONES “ The Heating Man” EDWARD J. HOLE - JONES rrRNiTmE ■ gjjg jg g Tet. 8254 or 7247 Telephone. 31 OiUi Street Open- Evenings Boomerang! BY MERRILL BLOSSER Manchester 8117, 887$ or 8028 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Read Herald Advs, W Here's the tailored dreM which RK5MT/ L I f I TbcD YOU HIS Mow / C ATS / — TAfS- WAS BY Ii:RED HARMAN would U ke the blue ribbon in any W h e r e 'S D anny s enter tain in g \ M 4ILE I'M MERE,. HILDA, JU N E , AMO A Bad Start fashion contest! Every deUtl HER— I HAVE TO BRING W H Y D O N T YOU Tt e U -M K N A M E W A S CAPTAIN W AS AFRAID I'D LO SE RED RYDER JUNE? the just as you like it—the yokes at 5 4 3 7 home SOME ICECREAM/ T H E NAM E O F TH E G U Y , E M B L E Y'.JU N E . I PUT TH E PADLOCK O N IF rP6 OR. STAY Is m E R E , *W£ 0 \ l E f CHIEF/' the shoulders, the buttons down DANNV 6 MY COUSIN / J U N E W AS S M ITTE N BY / WRONG DOOR/ ASKS IF tXJ EHftDUR , the front, the notched collar, the KTrSS-./^DANNY l’LL•^^KE simple cuffs are strictly regula- By Mrs. .^ n e CW>ot To obtain pattern for thi Ap- * m m r car ets Get highness. SO I'M NOT tion. W ear it with a leather belt Life in the kllchen'ilicht U becoming pllque Apron (Pattern No. M37) G OIN G T O -URDUGH/ which matches the buttons. more of a terioua builnea* th a n i applique patterns, s ^ ln g and _ftn^ Pattern No. 8145 Is In sizes 12, ever before. Dress for your work Uhing directions, send 10 cents in MENTION , 14, 16, 18,'20, 40 apd 42. Size 14, hours as colorfuUy and gaily as coin, your name and addreaa and HIS NAM E ! short sleeves, requires 5 yards 39- possible. Pretty aprons help this the pattern number to Anne inch material. 2 5-8 yards 54-inch, plan! The apron in the Illustra- Cabot, The Manchester Herald. For this attractive pattern, send tion la a real "aplrlt-Ufter.” It has 106 Seventh avenue. New Yorlc 15c in coin, your name, address, a vivid, big, blooming tulip for a CJity. Enclose 1 cent postage foi pattern number and size to The pocket—two other tuUps Juat to each pattern ordered. Manchester Evening Herald, T<> help the cause along. Make it of The second" issue of Anr day'# Pattern Service. 106 7th pink, victory blue, orange yellow Cabot's Album Is now read) Avenue. New York. N. Y. cotton or of sturdy unbleached Fall and Winter Album t " A wide variety of home dress muslin. Applique the tulips of helpa for warm knit and crock: making patterns represenUng the cross-barred gingham or percales garments, patchwork ideas, qu l Istest fashion trends is shown in in tulip colors. Use left-over cmbroideHea . . r-Christmas pi.. the Fall Fashion Book, our style scraps if you’re lucky enough to « t suggesUona Send for yot- Mrltisgln SvnJInW, lac. rfKAHIWg raUlbgue. Send for your copy to- 5)py to^y. Anne Cabot’s Fslls.-- .'1 dayw^lOc. O der a catalogue with have them! Make one for your- self and one for that kitchen- Winter album U • priced oat 13 a 15c pattern for 25c, plua Ic for cents. * posUge. shower that's cegiiBC up! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, iMLCaS lOOMEKf lEogwittg Itm Ot Tuesday afternoon. It was then-

Otto Nelson ’ has left the employ that it was decided to go all out Manchester Church Grou]) Republican as far as the Police of the Manchester. Gas Oompajny. Rees to Open He had been employed as a sales- Heard Along^Main Street commission was concerned. Mat- About Town Date Boak man. ters that - developed at the lunch- To Hear Talk Next Monday And on Some of Manche»ter*$ Side Streeta^ Too eon were understood by some of Today r^UftM l HnBBoa Oom- M rs. WUUam G. Crawford, re- the members to be confidential, Making Voters. Town Clerk’s gent of Orford Parish Chapter, but somebody .talked outside of office, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.. - Clieinist lb Give l.^cUire fBBT> ^^**** offlc** to the There are many things that go • up our suggestion Uiat a soldiers the classroom. M ld ln s . w in !(• cloMd aU Daughters of the American, Revo- Fall and Winter Activi- Monday, October 12 A0 j(oii2S5rCblunibua' Wrthday, luUon, will be. the guest speaker to make ‘ up the conservation pro- pick-up station ^ located One melhber of the board told On Modem Plastil*® at gram for rubber and gasoline and Commander -Wilfred Clarke foi- us that election of the Selectmen Special Columbus Day program S3ol»r U. at the first fall meeUng of F.liza- ties to Start at Both of Campbell -Council, K. of C., a t beth Porter Putnam Chapter of many things are done nowadays lowed through and got the per- had come to be a joke. "When The South Church. you go to the polls now to vote for its clubhouse. Church diolr win hare a Putnam on Monday afternoon. Buildings. under the guise of saving these mission of the towm to have such Opening of Fall and Winter ac- vital commodities. As a matter a station. .We trust that the sol- Selectmen you're really voting for hhort lAearaal Sunday morning Mrs. Louis L. Grant, formerly of tivities at East and West Side South Methodist young adult The fall ami winter activities at fact patrons on the Rockville to dlers will, make use of It and we who will be on the Police com- this town, U program chairman of group will have as its 6:30 Sunday * o n 10:1B to 10:80. Hartfcmd bus lines of the Con- hop* that the townspeople enter miasion" was his version. Scan- Rees. the Putnam D. A. R.. and invited the Recreation Centers will get into the spirit of the venture and First fall meeting Men’s Friend- evening speaker, Marius Van d* Mrs. Crawford to speak on the subr necUcut Company are fully con- ning the organization of the Se- ship Club, South Methodist church Tha matriaga at Mlae Dorothy under waji Monday. stop to give soldiers waiting there lectmen the past several yeara Weghe, chief chemist at Colt's ^ect of ''International Relations." vinced of this. For some time now at 7:45. M, England and Frederick W. Ted*, At 7 o'clock on Monday evening a ride. would tend to bear out that Mfg. Co., who wilt speak on that ford win take place this evening the buses have been. doubling up Tuesday, October IS theory. •f aaven o’clock In St. Mary s Miss Violet ^A<^Rae will conduct on the 9:45 trip out of,M anchester Retail Credit Bureau, Country fa,sclnatlng. subject, "Modern Plas-| The monthly, meeting of the to Hartford but one morning this With many persons being given the women's gym cla.ss at the East Club, dinner meeting, 6:30. tics." - ■ r Eplacopal church. Sons of Italy is to be %eld tomor- week the regular came down rione. sugar during the pask two or three We chanced Into a Main street row afternoon Ht 3^30 a t the ItaN Side Recreation building. Miss Me-' Old Fashioned Chicken Pie sup- He will give an interesting and | and was loaded to the gun wxles. . months for canning it may be pos- bakery shop the other afternoon per, North Methodist church. . The Golden Rule Club of the lan-American Club on Eldridge Rae extends a cordial invitation A woman about to got on the Bible th a t some of the su g a r w as just In time to hear a lot of "ohs’ educational talk on the manufac- IhloottvlUe Congregatlonal-chiircb street. Refreshments will be serv- to the women of Manchester to bus remarked to another woman not all used for canning and It has an^ "ahs” from one end of the Wednesday, Octolwr 14 ture of plastics and how important I win hold a card party at the home ed and a party bald for one of the visit the class and watch them in with her to the effect that they beerr-hinted that some might have shop. Interested w* found that a Monthly .meeting of Mons-Ypres a part they are playing in ou'rl of Mra. Ztgmund Gordz. Friday members of the cluh who ui to en- action. She specializes in rhyth- should take the cro-sstown bus and been used for making beer. Yes- group of worfien shoppers was ad- Post, British W’ar Veterans at everyday life, and in the carrying I evening, October 1® at 7:45. Re- ter the service. mic exercises, hut usually finds transfer at the Center. "Oh no" terday an elderly woman appear- miring" a great big . handsomely Brltish-American Club. out of our war-effort. The demon-1 freshments will be served and time for some basketball or vol- said the other woman "I’ve done ed at the local ration board. She decorated, cake. Inscribed in frost- American Legion Home, 10 to atratlon will include Coltstones| prises awarded. Admission will be leyball games for those women 4:30 p.. m.—W ork on Red Cross which are plastic gems, contain- The Maiichester Electrical Divi- that three tlme« now and each trip asked to be given assistance In, ing on the cake were the words, ^ ticket only. sion of the Connecticut Power who like the more strenuous type I've watched the.Hartford bus pull making out the necessary form for "Good Luck from Mabel.” It seems surgical - dresslnga A standing in- ers. novelties for wertring apparel, Company has given notice that it of exercise. away just as we rounded the cor- more sugar. When asked what she that it was destined fOr a farewell vitation to all women , to assist in sheet packings, disc rings, brakel ^ One local store has started to will no longer be a6le to add new At 8 o’clock on Monday eve- ner. I'll fake ray chances and was going to can she replied she party for a boy who is leaving for this worth-while effort for our linings, buttons, brakes and otherj ration coffee. It has announced the service for electrical ranges and nings In ^ e Rec pool she will con- stand . . . Si least I'll get there. was not going to do any more can- the Army. - armed forces. Come at any hour small, objects. sale of certain combinations cost- duct an advanced swimming and of the day most convenient, ■ ' Miss Alice Vio-son. president.! water heaters. Also tliat, effective Just to show how far authority ning but wanted- the sugar ~to OYie- of the clerks in the store ing 9® cents that will allow the at once, they can no longer install' life-saving^ class for women. This can-go along the lines of conserva- make wine. Her answer was hon looked at the work of cyllnary-art ' Friday, October I® will have charge of a short devo-| inirchaser to get a hall pound of class is for the women who wish tional period and will introduce! new service for ranges or water tion a bus driver, pulled off a eat but sugar Is not being rationed and remarked. "That girl must Meeting Armistice Day commit- coffee. heaters. The company advises that to qualify for the American Red Capitol aveiluje run in Hartford to for that-purpose and she did not have- a boy friend in every d ra ft tee. Army and Navy Club at 8. the speaker. Cross U^e .Shvlng certificates. Thoae over high school age up| before buying a -range or a hot pinch hit on the South Manches- get any. That’s the third cake sliest or- Saturday, October 17 Now th a t the SporU C enter Is water heater the person consult Miss McRae has, for the past sev- dered for some feUow going into to about 30 years, ave urged to at- ter lines made the trip out here. Smorg.asbord at the Emanuel tend. A number of young marriedl no longer being used- by the sol- the company. eral suramer.s. attended the-Amcr- the service."- diers It will be u s^ for roller skat- Getting back to Hartford •hej'was ■Although the scrap heftps around Lutheran church. couples have already joined the! ican National Red Cross Aquatic three minutes ahead of scheduled ing. The first session was held last Swimming School a:nd has kept up town look formidable and it might Wednesday, 0<‘lober 21 group, and it is m'ped that morel Principal'Edson M, Bailey Is at time'so the- starter 'made him seem that Manchester has done its It’s going to be Interesting- in night. to date on the latest life-saving the State Election here on Novem- Third and Fourth Dogree.s con \*111 be pro.sent at the first mectiJlg| present at work securing the drive around the Isle of Safety in part in the metal salvage we don’t ferr^ by Manchester Grange at on Sunday at the new time, 6:30.1 procedures and techniques. order to get onto .Market street on ber 3 to see how much effect the The bus stop that was changed names of all graduates of Manches- On Monday evenings from 7 to believe the surface has been Masonic Temple. Soldiers will always find a welcomc| time. W,e do not know who was scratched. There are hundreds of postmastership muddle here has a few weeks ago on Center street ter High School who are now In 8 o'clock there is a plunge period Friday, October 28 and congenial surroundings. the service, with the intention of penalized, the pa.ssengers, the bus tons of. scrap metal around thi' on the election of the' congress- to a spot where it was necessary for men in the Rec pool. Now that man, Kopplemann certainly hasn't Chicken pie snipper at Second M eetings planned for th e fall in'-j lor any person boarding bus go- placing a service flag at the school. driver or the ODT. town if only a concerted effort Congregational church. elude discussions, speakers, an the weather is turning colder more made any friendk by jpushing ing up town to Jump over an iron men will take advantage of this were made to deliver it. The town old-fashioned hym sing. ’ a'Tadio has a salvage committee, but Ut- G rant li^to th e job. G rant knew he Saturday, October 24 fSnse. and in going to Hartford Group No. 2 of the Memorial most healthful form of exercise. Oifring to the cost of materials Would be defeated for Democratic Ladies’ Night, Tall Cedars of quiz and educational and l-eligious step into .water jiches deep, after ile of the town's owm scrap has Hospital Linen Auxiliary, Mrs. The men’s (O’m class- is held we are compelled to advance the town chairman and wouldn't run. Lebanon, Masonic Temple. movies. a rain, • lias been changed. It is every Monday'evening from 8 un- price of all fountain drinks' from been turned in, Take a walk down George W. House, leader, will meet by the filter beds off Olcott street Blit ■ Kopplemann stuck by him, -Monday, Ootober 26 now made lurthe. east. til 9:30 In the East Side Rec gym. twelve to thirteen cents. TTiat Monday afternoon at .two o'clock an see the old hydrants and pipe ju st the sam e. M ost -of the Demo- Retail Merchants’ Luncheon at the hospital. Group 4 members Howard Brown, director of the sign was recently put up In one of ALICE COFRAN that have been, junked by the crats in town feel that the one meeting. 12:15,'Country Club. Dr. J. A. Segal has been named Recreation Centers, conducts this the local restaurants where soft (Known ,A%. boven .Alice) school doctor during the absence are requested to join this group. water department. There must be -big political plum ts being tossed Woman's Auxiliary meeting in Class and puts the class through a drinks are sold. Right alongside of overboard, and openly threaten to SIMRITUAI MEDIU5I of pr. Simdquist. who has entered this sign is another bearing the a good many tons in that heap. tbe Chamber of Commerce office. Seventh Danghter of a Seventh Son St. M argaret’s Circle, Daugh- rigorous routine of calisthenics . Take a walk down Main street take it out on Kopplemann in the the service. He ■ has already start- heading. I'Cgiling Price." 3 o'clock. Bom With a Veil. and exercises. ami See the number of iron stand- election. • - i ed on his new duties. ters of Isabella, will meet Tues- Saturda,y, Novenib«‘r 7 Readings Dally, Including SondayJ day avenlng Jn the K. of C. club- .arils formerly usea to support Republioans . on the other hand Ceremonial 'Tall Cedars of Leb- We take our hat off to a local aren't too happy about Miller" as 9 A. M. to 9 P M . Or By A pp<^t-( Those who were employed In the rooms. Mrs. -James H. McVeich trolley wires that could just as anon. Masonic Temple. ■ ment. In Ihe Service of the mill In Talcottvllle, which has now and Mrs- Thomas Conran will be follow who.se slorV we heard , the well be scrapped. Leave the ones their candidate. So they haven't Evening Seliool Tuesday, December I pie for SO Tears. been closed nearly, two mpnths, co-chairman of the social to fol- other, day, A fellow who likes that 'carry the street lights of much choice. They Argue that Kop- to take a drink now and then, Caledonia Market at Center 169 Church Street, Hartford, Coan{ have not as yet been paid their low the business session. cour.se. Farm s In and around the piemann's action makes a joke out . Phone S-00S7 Starts Next ^ eek we think too many people who church. ' tsro weeks wages. town have lots of oid machinery of the Civil Service set-up since In know hi m don't think of his'good all three examinations two Re- Miss Mary Moriarty, R- N„ will that ha.sn't yet been turned in. qualitinB. They prefer, perhaps, Fences, gates and the like through publican.s led all the Democrats s^ak on the subject of "School Nine classes will .^start next to Gon.sider w hat they kncov of the town ha.'cn t been taken dowji but weren't given a bit of con?id- Health" ,at the first fall meeting him not in his favor. . ^ oration.' Republicana whp don't of the Manchester Green Parent- week In the Evening School, in- for salvage. Othet communities He lost his wife a number of liave done s real thormig'h Job of like Miller and Democrats who Teacher aasoclation, Wednesday cluding the one class, Aviation years ago through a .simple dis- taking down unnecessary metal don't like Kopplemann are plan- FOR SA LE evening, October 21. at eicbt. Mathematics, with which the class ning to vote straight tickets but FILMS o'clock In the assembly hall of the appearing act. She left him with ornamental work' for the scrap was opened a week ago. The fol- three young girls to tako care of. pile. Manchester could do the they'll refu.'C to vote for either Mancheater Green school. Miss DEVELOPED AND lowihg classes have ' been added This fellotv has carried on right same and probably will after the Miller or Kopplemann for Con-' McIntosh and Winter V arie ty Moriarty la the school nurse, and PRINTED with last Week s registrations of where she left off. - Through de- town folks wake up. gress. It Is hoped all members of the as- last week, with enrollments avail- gression. through his own falling 14-HOUR SERVICE sociation and Oneen. section will able in all classes: from good grace, now and then, One afternoon this week pass- Nothing' haa ever come of the reserve the , date. Typing, Room 11. Mr. Wright; a egested plan for a bus station FUm Deposit Box he kept his family together and er.sby on Main street in the vicin- advanced typing. Room 12, 8-9; Is .seeing his daughters through at the Center as reported in a At Storo Entimiie# ity of Metter's Smake Shop were j advanced shorthand. Room 14. high school. He' has helped the given an unusual bit of entertain- Herald news story some week.s APPLES .Mrs. M itchell; O tizenship, • Room ago. It was suggested by a woman I girls with house work and pliiggo'l ment. A man and Woman had YOUR OWN! ! 1 13, \ir. .McCann; English for Be- who said she had been bothered right along doing a real good job. gone shopping and left a young- 50c 7 5 c_ q n d ^ i.b 0 Basket KEMP'S XMAS GREETING CARDS ginners, Room 15, MlSs Grierson; We wi.sh we could tell his name a good many times crossing over -

Enrollme- ts ace^ desired in all trolley cars here The Her.ijd is Mother and father tried to^ct the as-a sort of l.sle of safety or wait- cIsuMes. U nless specified, a ll c la ss' MOUNTAIN ROAD — GLASTONBURY TAXK robbed of a seasonal'source of youngster to either open' the door ing- station. Buses north bound hours sure from 7 to 9 p.m. CALL good news stories. No longer 'do or one of the windows. They used would swing up .and around the we have the chahee to report ae- .station as would those south about every trick of pantomime I N SULA TIO N nidents caused by trolley ears skid- they could think of. They motion- boiihd. It was suggested' that even 6588 ding along rail.s made slippery by ed to the tot how to roll down the the Hartford buses could swing Johns-Manville Ix>cal Youth Makes fallen leaves. About “tlii.s tim e of window and thbyTwent through around there, too. ^ Home Insulation Division year aiieh stories were quite com- -the crazie.st . antics trying to get The idea was to remove the His Varsity Team mon, but they went out when the the youngster to push down the traffic hazanla the buses ratise — — trolleys went out. Joor button. when stopped at two or three dif- FOR SALE L. A . W illia ms Representative But the tot just laughed and ferent points at the Center. One MANCHESTER TAXI Bordentown, N. J.. Oct. 9--Ca- Chappie Per.tland. Bill Hyde and when the parents made moti'ins bus north-bound parks at the post Fred Blish, Jr.; evidently believe M. omtaa. Mgr. TELEPHONE iSO’i -lei Raymond A. Johiisop, Jr., of like turning the window handle office and the rear end juts out so EAST CENTER STREET HOUSE 5S Pnm ell Place 107 Pitkin ktreet, Mancheater, in associating with, celebrities or the door, lever the youngster when they gorto see Vforld St rics much that traffic la congested Conn., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray imitated, them, but not on . the there and a hazard Is caused. mond A. Johnson, has won a post- 1 K»J"e.L Through a friend door. The babe would jump up T he IdeiL is a good one.- but we f tlon on the Bordentoi^m M ilitary,"' the western part of the state and down on tbe front seat and suppose It will aw ait S; spon.sor Institute varsity football squad, i “’ey secured seats for the three make all kinds of funny noises. who will take hold and get the Cadet Johnson, an atrirrejuiive I ' ’'I'"'* ffamp* th at w'ere about f™ I Ibe beat in the stadium. Right The efforts of the parents to talk things accomplished. guard, received his baptism of fire the kiddie into opening the' door along aide of them were Judge DINE and DANCE at in the opening game of the Bor- kene.saw Mountain Landis, the went for naught. Beeel, the office gagman, says dentown schedule in which the Finally a - garageman came High Cpmmiaaioner of baseball. he knows one that has Ripley fighting Cadets overran the Pleas- Babe Ruth and Jim Farley. They along, got out a screw driver and beaten. He says Ripley had a antvllle High School footballers, removed the handle plate so the were impressed with how good na- comment In hls'"BeIleve It or Not" DANIELS RESTAURANT 25-0. Cadet Johnson will undoubt- turedly Jim Farley gave his auto- door could be opened from the feature about a youngster that edly see much action in the re- outside. Otherwise-the folks might M EMt Center Street' Odd Fellows Bolldlng graph on,e after another — almost talked before he was a year old. maining six games which the Bor- constantly up until game time. have been there yet. Heck.“says Beeel, he knows a wo- dentown Military Institute team ITALIAN AND AMERICAN COOKING man who cursed the day she was la playing. Fentntag Chlokea. Stenka, Spnglietti end RavloU. We heard the other day about a Young Republican repreaents- bom. ten-year old boy who went into the tlon on the new Board of Select- A. Non. Orders Put Up To Take Ont. recruiting station and wanted to men came within an ace of upset- join up. The recruiting officer got- \N 0 ORCHESTRA DURING THE SUMMER ting things generally, we learn. ARTHUR H. STEIN a kick out of the young.ater and They would have, too. If aome of Consisting of six rooms and glassed-in veranda. Fireplace. ” y jO L IN IN STRU CTO H asked him if he thought he could the older, or hold-over members C H IC K E N PIE lick a Jap. The boy's reply was Steam beat. 2-car garage. Situated on a large, well-lamlscaped IStb Season Teaching hadn't sensed things and decided In M anchester clever, we thought, and that’s the to stick together. Avnew chair- lot. This place la ready for occupiuicy‘and priced 4o sell! See; SUPPER For Appointments Call reason we are passing it oh. He man of thy board was slated and TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 Rockville 71 (Reverse Charge) said “Them Japs have got kids, another member was to be named 189 Union Street Rockville haven't they?" Well, we could lick 5:30-7:00 ^as secretary. their kids!" — Aaron Cook was all set to be NORTH METHODIST STUART J. WASLEY Some months ago the whole named as the new police comirtla* Real Estate and Insuranre ^C ilUR C H . town was practically agpg over a .lioner and.Harold Maher was sup- State Theater BuUdlng Telephone 6848 - 714® posed, to be the sealer of weights Sapper Prepared by thO' contest the Chamber of Commerce SUPER-BINGQ and measures in place of A Ido Pa- Simple Simon Committee sponsored to find the best sfgn to Rum mage Sale will consist of old-fashioned be placed at the various points gan!. Frank Bowen was due for Tuesday, Oct. IS, 9:80 A. M. chicken pie, whipped potatoes, where main roads enter the town. the retired list and there was $200 IN PRIZES some talk of naming a whole new maslied taralpa, onions, -cran- STORE BISRELl. BITLDING There were a good many entries. list of Grand Jurors. berry jelly, cole slaw, rolls, North Main Street School art classes produced moet s q m ^ and apple pie an d ooffeek Organization .of Qjpj board and ^ Women’s League of Second of them. —* ^ ARMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. The contest commltlM had a even the anpdSytraenta were Ttcketa ®1; ChlldllKi to 12, 50c. Congregational Churoh ^ rather difficult time getting tb-r effected at gjtfncheon at the Hotel Coll 51M or 8804 gether to judger the signs, but Sheridan before the regularly TdF Reservattona.

finally, one w as chosen. I t w as ani* jKiheduled meeting at two o'clock Saturday, October 10 nouDC^ that the sign had been

AT 8;15 P. .M. 25 GAMES! -selected after long hours of delib-

(20) $5.00 GAMES! (3) $10.00 GA.MES! eration. That was months ago. O LD But no signs have been erected. (1) $20.00 GA.ME! (1) $50.00 GAME! TONIGHT We are sorry, because it udied to ALL FOR $1.00! REC O RDS be so satisfying after a long tire- Ample PariunE In Rear of Clab. Most ba tamed In for sal- some trip to come upon one of Legion Home, Leonard St. Faith Spillane McCartin vage If you want to keep those welcoming signs reading playing the new ones. ^ "Entering Manchester."- Maybe ^ Admission 50c 2| |C earh for old rec- priorities has something to do ords Irreepecnveenve of qaantity. with It, but we think In-justice to SCHOOL OF DANCING tbe fellow who won the contest he

should see the fruit of hia labors

KEM P'S before he gets too old. .

ROOF LEAKS Inc. 25 ^ 788 M ate Ht. Tel. .VI80 Will Open For Its Seventh SeaMn Six Coot Milli4)m of Dollars a Year! Watch for These We’re glad to see that the

Dani;er Signals: American Legion post has taken ^

WARPED AND SPLIT SHINGLES Registration Day, Thursday, October 15 Spilt, warped, aad broken off pieces of shlagje* are unfailing Door Big

togna that ttierc la going to be trouble soon. Small leaks may f 3:30 to 4:30 P. M. ^ •vcsi aew be eaoaiag aome damage. Quirk action at this point la real eeoaomj. Any roof la this eondltlnn Is a risk. B I N G O T O N I G H T -

Games ROTTED ROOF BOARDS At the Masonic Temple Prizes O R A N G E H A LL ^ Dsw*! M ay wtan yo« Irst nottoe states and signs of rotting (In the Banquet Hall) ^ roof hsards, rafters, and sllta. Repairs or’ replacement of Sponsored by the British American aub.

straribural Bsenbers weakened by repeated soaking may cost 20 IflBmcb $.3.00 Prize Each Game Penny Bingo Starts at 7 :30 Sharp Hire than an enUiely aew root. Prompt action eliminates this CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTION € Special Games, «••••• . . . .$7.00 Prize Each Game In All Types of Dandnff. Incladinff Baton Twirlinf. ' T GET_A ROOF THATS FORTIHED! 1 S p e c i a l G a m e ...... $10.00 Prize

3 Free Games • • • ■ • . . . .$3.00 Prize Each Game Froo EstimatM! Moderate Prices! Individual SeaU for Eve^ Patron 1 S w e e p s ta k e s , ^ T E L E P H O N E 8 5 1 6

Playinff Starts At 8 P. M. Sharp! RefreshmentA • Free Parking CAMERON ROOFING CO. ----- OTA Please Call Only Between 4 and 6 P. M. Wootfbeidge St. Phone 4245 Manchester A4 h -