'• V'*'" *■.% 04-4t-^-y • > ,.• , , r - . % - *4- *<■■''-*• \S. - t •i J \ ■ . f t > ■ J. ) it *>' -A-. ■ ' ' 'V ) yfrttwrBsittCT, srarTEumSEFTR, TfWp, 4 The Weather ^ 7- • Manchester Evening Herald .. Average .Dailr Chrealation Forecast of C. S.‘ WealMer Bureau j^C® r O X JE T E E S For tha Month of Attgoat, 1944 > ' ■ 1. serva this month as Interim or­ J - I' 1.^ Tba marriage ‘«f Mlaa Bernice Fair and elenr tonight and Fri­ Pfc. Norman Cohan has been ganist And director of music. 8,775 Arthur'^. Palmer of 12# Oak­ Scoltky, of S6 Winter atreet, to Church Back day. awarded tne Good Conduct R lb^n S^rffeant Leonard Welch of Hart, Coaching Confereoca Another Shipment! Member ot the Audit m t m land Street 18 viaitlng relativp* In bv hlH Co»nmandlM Offloar at the Mpmana. " ford, win take place l tomorrow Sunday evening the Board* of Buisan ot Clfeslatfoaa About Town Army All* Forcaa TacUcal Center, morning at 9 o’clock In St. James a Education has planned a coaching Orlando, Florida, where he waa re­ On Schedule ^ ^ Manchester—^A City of FiUage Charm The Moihera' Circle of S t Aime church. ^ j ____^ conference for all church achool ...... ------cently cited for efficiency and teachera and officers. It will begin will meet tonight Sxewplary behavior. Also he was Imperial Hobnidl' (TWELVE PAGES) t^lCE THREE CtSI r Vfdinwinc the mid-week tejprtce Mia. John Prior, oi 8 HackmaUcK at 5 p. m.. with a meeting of the (Ulagalfled AdvertlUag Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1944 it tte cWn.nt-Con»regS{mi^ awarded an Expert Badge after Maln^Vtreet, haa received a letter VOL; LXin.kNO. 288 ■treeU' South Methodist to G^l, Board of Education and will be tonight i t firing a neaf perfect score In a SO from his brother. Marino, with the followed at 6:00 with a supper ftfr Cal. Carbine, competition. His , Back to Regular Scr\’- Attorney and Mr#. Fred Man­ U. S. Army In Italy. He la with all. Beginning at 7 there will be a Candlewick ning of Maple street will leave to- home la at 90 Seaman Circle and la Gen. Mark Clark’a Fifth Army ices on Sunday. two-hour study period In which moww for Dea Molnea. Iowa, the son o.' Mr. and Mrs. Aaron and-look part In the action at the teachers with the superintend­ High Spots on Fluid, Fast Moving Western Front where they will attend the 78th Cohen. Casablanca, Tunisia, Salerno and, . , . ents of each department will go Bedspreafis durj«g th€^ hours. Aniio Beach. He has been trans-1 The regular schedule of services over the .lessons and plans for Soviets Reported Yanks Pound Toward Encampment of the t^^and Army of the Republic; also Walter F. Lalley. of 24 Harvard ferred to a Replacefnent battalion. | resumed at the South coming months. The evening wl.l irolney Mproy. ot ^ * * 5 " “^ D.UaV.C.W# convention of NU^icn road, who la In the Navy on duty He write# that he receives The. church Sunday morn- close wilh a consecration service wlU lerve *■ tn the Pacific, has been advanced Herald regularly and enjoyi It. l for teachers and offlceta which 4 5 ^ 9 5 senior vice president. to Ooxsv/aln, a third class petty ing with Rev. W. Ralph W«rd. J r . '^ 7ed by Mr. Ward and held Fighting 90 Miles officer rating. His brother. Tliomas Seaman George Fro.st and his preaching the sermon at the ^.40j.^. in the sanctuary.sanctuary, Siegfr^ied Lin^ Fight| Ijilley’. of Noru'ood. Maas., also in wife, the former Barbara Babich, worship on the theme, ‘ Ko new case# of diaeaaea wer The Joint insUllatlon •"‘*,*Aort- •A Good paying the service of morning esre-buming ceremony of un- the Navy, is s third cla.sa petty of­ left by American Airlines for Cali- Begin.” The Church- vvorship a nursery for children ^fpocted from Manchester this ficer. He. too, is on Pacific duty. fomla last night. Seaman I* rost is ; I a M tim k according to the SUte worth-ComeU Post and Unit, pre­ school will open at 9:30 with class­ will be conducted by Miss Ethyle Outside Belgrade department bulletin. ceded by a supper, will t>e •’e'd at returning to duty and his wife will Lyttle. Parents are Invited to at­ the Legion Home, Leonard st^et, Announcement has been made make her home In California for a es for children, young people and 1 adults. At the morning worship tend worship and to leaVS th eir, s#nL 9 at 6:80. Will the members by officials of the Army Air while. small children In the nursery and into Fores X' FnSik J. Mansfield unit l«-orce.s Materiel Command st i I the music will be by the South, Believed Already to ! church _choir undgr the direction take the older (Aies to the worship i Marine Corps League Auxiliary Wright Field, Dayton. Ohio, of the| service. New German FLOOR LAYING who plan to attend get promotion of Joseph F. Krajewskl, io f Mrs. D. M- Bennett who will Have - Ferried Danube and samhng With Mr#. James E. Chace. 29 Main 125 Birch street. Manchester from Lieut. (Chapman .And Reach Yugoslav Patton's Army Rcaclig Street, ao that she can inform tl^m the rank of private first class to ■ Juat what you’ve been waiting for! Be here early for Ih e ^ Tank Beaten Reds' Paper nrflnlililng and Vtaxing. Gorgeous allover hobnail candlewick with Yank Patrols Nancy and Drive Esttanatea OiaiMy Given. „ to how many-'of our meml^™ the rMiI* °7 rorporsl. He has been Wins Proiiiolion Soil South of Iron are planning to attend . Call M . colors In, blue, peach, duiity rose, green, and all white. Full bed t e d SOl.VtM D stationed at Wright Field since Wedge into Outsl Chace at 6018. March 13, 1943. ^ size and a few single bed size. Gate Gorge Might Be By Russians Enter Prato; R aps P leas t e l e p h o n e 8264 Lieut. Norman A. Chapman, HALE'S SELF SERVE Of Metz in Forefii of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chapman, of i| .\ Using Parachutists. John Holden of The Ladles Missionary HoClety The OriRinal In New England! 39” TWO TONE Of West Wall; FI atreet who Is employed at the will meet tomorrow afternoon at 83 Scarborough road, has, been * Royal Tiger* Model Gains Slight F o r M ercy Manchester postoffice. Is recover- 2:30 at Emanuel Lutheran church. promoted from the rank of Second j I ______■* mg 5wm an operation for ap^n, Moscow, Sept. 7.—(/P)— Army Builds Up f o r t o p v a l u e Mrs. Theodore Palmer, president Lieutenant to First Lieutenant, It j Swift Russian troops were Vanquished in Vistula IN A NEW HOME dlcltla. -The operation wm ^ r of the Women’a'^ Missionary Soci­ haa been announced at an Eighth THURSDAY SPECIALS Checked Taffeta Win New Positions to id 75-Mile Ass formed last Saturday at St. Fran ety Of the New England Confer­ reported fighting within 90 Bridgehead Below Isvestia Criticizes Ap' A.A.F. Bomber Station In Eng- | FOKDT.OUSES — DRESSES — Line from Meui S ee the Ones Being Built By cU hospital. Hartford, ence, win give her report of the land. He Is a pilot on a B-17 Fly­ miles of Belgrade today and Warsaw During Fight. North of Highway to peals Said Made by Synodical convention held In the ing Fortress and a veteran of many Ideal Ball Glass Top Jars .TRIMMINGS were believed already to have early summer. It la hoped for a daylight bombing assaults over j 1 Lucca; British Push Pope^ Two Americans ' greenbrooke Beautiful, heavy quality in small checked $1.29 ferried the Danube and reach­ London, Sept. 7.- large attendance to hear this re­ Munich, Lelpslc and Berlin. Before , pattern In wine and blue, red and blue, and Moscow, Sept, 7 — — Ger­ HAVE _ port. The hoateaaea will be Mrm. entering tho Army Air Forces in Pints, 79c doz. Quarts, 89c doz. Yard ed Yugoslav soil south of the Meets Stiff Resistance. And Turkish Paper. Lieut. Gen. George S. Pfi h o m e s . INC deep blue and light blue. many’s newest tank—a 6S-ton VOrR HOT AIR f u r n a c e Harold McIntosh. Mrs. Edward |.jg4 2 Liegt. Chapman was employ- Iron Gate gorge where the reconditioned monster called a “Royal Tiger” — ton’s Third Army pour Miffitt, Mrs. Selma Olson, M rs.' |,y thp pratt and Whitney dlvU Bull Dog or Grown Rome, Sept. T.—(A')—Pfitrols of On Walker Street , FOR WINTER! CALL S966. mighty river cuts through has been battled and vanquished In Moscow, SepL 7 —(>P»—Izveatla, forward on a broad front John A. Olson, Mrs. O. Albert „f United Aircraft aa a mar the Transylvanian Alps. The Red the American Fifth Army entered Pearson and Mrs. Hugo Pearson, gjjine operator. official government newapaper;- ^ay toward the- showdc ■Tor fartaer aUonnatkw call wt 'Army mlffht be using parachute the Vistula bridgehead below War­ the road center of Prato in north­ ^ynaader Jarvl# Co. c«ce oa NORMAN BENTZ Jar Rubbers Hale’s Blanket Cluh saw, veterans of the Soviet ar­ criticized today pleaa for mercy battle of the Siegfried W troops In an effort to establish a ern Italy and won new - poaitiona Oanter street or at ts Alesaader The Ldcal Tliianilth A daughter waa born early yes­ junction with Marshal Tito a par- m or^ forces said today. on behalf of the German people reaching Nancy and driving^ terday at the Hartford hospital to • tiaan Army acattered through the Perhaps the last armored cre­ north of the highway between which It said had been made by wedge into the outskirts ation of German Inventors In this f*****Pnonea: *U * •» 7*7g Lieutenant and Mrs. Richard Bull. RANGE AND Provides The E^y Way rugged mountains Inside Yugoala- Prato and captured Lucca before Pope Plus XII and two Americans. Metz, two French fortr The latter la the former Doris Jar Lids vla’a northeast frontier. war, 14 Royal .Tigers were employ­ the Germans’ Gothic line, AU’^d - "There are people who hope that Roy, daughter of Mr. and Mra. ed in the direction of Krakow In citlea in the forefleld of tha Na FU EL OIL F igh tin g for Opaova Doom caatlea (the Kalset'a Dutch west wall. To the north Ueii HiRfi QuaHty CleaninR Of Ernest Roy of 8 Stephen atreet General Tracktaig One Piece headquarters aHnounced today. To Enjoy Plenty Of Tumu-Severin, on the frontier, (Continued on Pnge Six) refuge after 1918) await the Hit­ Gen. Courtney H. Hodges’ Fir HeatinR Systems and and well known aa a concert so­ Prato, industrial city of 60,000 lerite clique," the newaoaper said prano. Lieutenant Bull la an ord­ JAMES'A. WOODS was captured yeaterday and the population, la only 10 miles aduth- Army built up a aolid 75-mU* Dor. Ruasiana pursued the Germans In an editorial on international af­ aault line and-drove forward s RANGE j™ , -Chimneys nance officer located aomewhera n Peari Street Dial 6S66 Mason Caps eaat of Ptatola on the western fairs. “Vain hope In the South Pacific. During hla" Blankiets this Winter through the Iron Gate and were sector of the front. •'s, ita Meuse bridgeheads in FURNACE REPAIRING absence hla wife and daughter will reported fighting today for Op- Nazis Report Only alight gains were reported "The aoproach of Fascist crim- similarly directed againat the I FUEL OILS A Fnel Savtog tavestmeat make their home with her parents. aova on the Danube, well beyond In the British Eighth Army’s major inala to the bar of juatice has ac- mana’ last defenses protecting No. 2 Can tivlzed those ready to defend the homeland. la To«r Patriotle Dnty., , Al ic e o o f r a n Orange Juice 19c the gorg^and 90 mllea due east offensive m the Adriatic aector, ^ It ^ K 1* Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma- of the Yugoslav capital. where Allied forces entered Ricci- Hitlerite robbera. For instance, the Probing Toward Weak U ak ' Far Fun Information Call (known Aa (|ueen Alice) Soviet Drive k I'noNi; M>na, will hold Ita firat fall meet­ SPIRITUAL MEDIUM In northern Poland, a great one Marina on the coast five miles pope has salted to London In­ From south of the Belgian clf ing tonight at 7:30 in the Masonic teventb Danghter of a Seventh Son 1 Qt. and 14 Or. Can 43c battle that may liberate Warsaw Boutheaat of Rimini and captured habitants to forgive the Germans of Leuven (Louvain) to just Von Camp Bros. Temple, when the past master de­ ' Born With n Veil. and carry the war Into East Prus- Into Greece Besanigo, 2st Prussia. German tank and anti-tank gun trating into Tha Netherlands, Hits All Big reported moving up to th* Evan Nyquiat, and sister, Mrs. 16-Qt. BskL 791,000 Oerihans Killed Main Effort defenses. Algot Johnson of Edgerton street RANGE O IL $2.39 aoti, 9iui. B y T h e Aswociaied Pre**# British troops crossed the Ven- canal juat aouth of the B*l| IFresl and Mra. Carl Uultin of Russell Peaches •MIN, aOAR Red Star declared that 791,000 From Robot Attacks tena river and were within five border. 'There It was aaid to 427 Hertford Rond Tel. 3866 Germana had been killed on the Russian troopa have driven Jap Bases 29 BISSE)L STREET street are at the cottage. across Bulgaria Into Greece, miles of the eastern border of the cun into ita first organised . Van’s Service Station long eastern front In the summer For Election tiny principality of San Marino ance Slnca jumping off from Mary C. Keeney Tent,, No. 14, Delivered To Fonr llonw- offensive from June 23 through reaching the ’Turkiah frontier In British Declare Battle A little farther Inland British and Seine northwest of Paris. WhiU you are shopping tn Manchester, drive down Ask to »•• the Aug. 31, and said "thla n»e»n* tba Japanese Told Marcus Island Latest D.U.V.C.W., will meet tomorrow HEALTH MARKET the Detnotlca area after a tensa- Of London Over Ex-! Indian units captured 2.000-foot Tha Germana declared they ! te thla Hah Market. We have parking apace for cujh evening with Mra. Walten Henry ClMrthcm "W o o lw ich "I Red Army In nine weeks had ex­ tlonal 160-mlle adv-ance In two 6 ,7 0 0 - Mile Speaking Monte San Giovanni, dominating Point to Feel Pow- eliminated a bridgehead of 46 Starkweather atreet. Those terminated a German Army great­ days, the German radio said today. the upper Ventena-Conca valley. thevAlbert canal just north o f , tomars or, if walking, it’s .ioat a few steps from Main 4' er than that sent against the Al­ Trip Will Take Him to cept Possibly for Last traveling by bua should board the FRESH SWORDFISH In an official DNB broadcast. War Situation The Germana put up a brl.4k er Within W eek; 3 twerp and they evidtntly ware | StrocL 1 Manchester Green bua leaving the 'Chatham Woolwich lies.” Other hundreds of thousands Another Russian tank column .Shots; Details Given. fight there and left 50 dead on the ODD fello w s Bi.DG. Enjoy have been reported captured. Pacific Coast and Back tempting to make a .stand* aloj WE HAVE A VERY FINE AMOUNT OF FISH THIS Center at 7:22. We have this popular item in good quantity, waa reported advancing toward alopea. - Freighters Are Sunk. that man-made barrier V itk . TEI.EPHONE 2-1182 "Until now, the Germana kept Sofia, the Bulgar capital of 400,- it while it’s available. Before End of Month. London, Sept, 7.—] Several Conferences Slated Domel News agency broadcasts Several persona were reported Probe at Jail airmen and 450 planes had been In the sector north of Florence punches at the Bonins behind Mar­ officially to have been killed Sept. 12, and Mra. Beckwith must Pritalo were bogged down.,. <3ov. Edward Martin.. Mayor lost in the 18-month campklR” from Tokyo reported these' and cus and Wake in front of it. notify the committee In. charge-to­ ENSEMBLES Bernard Samuel of Philadelphia. and the mounlxlnoua area to the crash of an Army four-i CORK The Germans aaid the Russians against the robots, in addition to other developments at the 85th east the Germana continued to Nimitz’ Wednesday announce­ ^Conie Early and Gel What You Want. morrow as to how many they can T b iJ W I U U "SHARON ROSE” crossed the Danube in the area of Senator James Davis and other more than S.OOO deaths in England extraordinary session of Japan’s ment told of light Sunday ahd plane on the Waiter . count on from the local lodge. State's Attorney Sees Giurin and Ruse, Romanian and Republican leaders arranged to withdraw and Indian forces seized IMtiato farm her* today. . MANCHRSTiR COMM* "FLORAL BOW” as a result of the bombs that land­ lawmakers; the village ^of La Verna, giving Monday air strikes at (wo in the Reason to Believe Bulgar towna facing ■ each other meet the Dewey train In the Phil­ ed. . He said that only 2,300 of The emperor, appearing In mili­ Volcano Islands. Isle Army Air baae reported Open Every Evening Until 9:30. across the river, and in the area adelphia station and form a line had no Information to rel( BATH the 8.000 bombs launched since tary uniform, aaid Japanese sold­ (Continued on Page Eight) Air Operations Hampered Crimes Committed. of march to 'a . downtown- hotel June 12 had reached their goal iers were fighting bravely, that re­ mediately on the crash, SIZE •.^.«... (Conttnued on Page Slight) where the New York governor has Bad weathei; hampered ail air plane, was believed to ‘>taaya t whereas the earlier Iximbs each lations between Japan and the oc­ operatlona in tiie: southwest Pacific General Mason New Haven, Sept. 17 — i/P) — scheduled severe! conferences. took a life, on the average, the cupied countries were strengthen-: flying from the base. La Besides talking to the 70-odd but Gen. Douglas MacArthur's air Carmichael, daughter ot the fai GUEST State’s Attorney Abraham 8. UU- campaign against them made auch Ing and that “the construction of arm managed to get ,in another reporters accompanying him on- a Greater East Asia la progressing Pupils Placed operato'f, said the plane swi Work Done SIZE man, declaring In Superior court 6,700-mlle trip that will take him progress that lately three of the stiff jab at enemy-shipping off the “v/e have reason to believe that Cartels Seen robots have been npended by the step by step. in low over the field, struck plo' to the Pacific coaat and back by southern Philippines. , ground, and then, after makiagj ' Crimea have »been committed Germans to kill ope - person in ’’However,)” he aalfi, “the count­ In the Mindanao area, where re­ Including chimney re­ FACE Sept. 28. Dewey arranged to meet er-offensive, of the enemy la b» 111 War Jobs momentary rise, cAMied to aaif toere,” today reebipmended a one- with repreaentatlvea of ■ service Britain. N ' peated appearances of small .sup­ Hale’s Toy CLOTHS .... man grand jury Inquiry Into the Huge Menace Sandys has been in charge of coming'Increasingly fierce and the ply ships have been noted, Mac- An explosion and fire follow! men, labor, Negro and Republican pairs, plastering and 4 - r milairii of the New Haven county counter-meaaurea. The campaigpi war situation la finally becoming Arthur’a Thursday, communique The Carmichaels believed women’s organlzatlona. more intense, truly today la the plane oot-upont. escaped n1 BATH •After a vlall to Independence against the robots began more < jcrmaiiy Sends Thou said the night-prowling Catalina other mason work?*' Jbilge AVlUiam H. Comlejr Im- ixerman Trade Monop­ than a year KHore the actual time for Imperial Japan to decide flying boats sank three small injured. ’ . .vt MATS...... hall, Dewev planned an off-the- launching of the attacks In June, the victory by massing her total inds of Red Cross medluely appointed State Referee record conference with ^I^Uahera Made by Martex—the quality toweia. M» dusty rose, blue ' Carl Foster of Bridgeport to con­ olies Must Be Broken with Allied airmen bleating away strength.” - . nrkers Into Plants. (ConUnned on Page. Two) 100 Passengers Removed Safely m- at the “rocket coast" across the Csnaot Tolerate Idle Alexandria Bay, N. Y., Sept. 7, J. PATELLI ( ■) ■’* and green. - , .•• • duct the inveatlgatlpti. No date (ConUnned on Page. Two) - 'j waa set for the start of formal Up to ^ n ‘■Peace. channel where the Germana loca­ Premier Koiao, making hia first P)— .... Now $ 3 .5 0 TOWELS 'have been committed there." abled Germany “to Sabotage" the from Southern France have Swept Chairs with Stuffed Seals, Reg. $6.95 The procedure la aimilar to that effeettvaneaa of the yeraallles the front of the lower five floors for fairs were abolished. retarv of State Hull declared of the eight-story Knickerbocker To Give Up Studying up' a nuniber of additional towns day that there la' a Fascist nsn N»f a grand Jury) InveaUgatloh, ex­ treaty after Worid war 1, and add­ Small Sulfa Drugs Doses and the Americans are approach­ .... Now $ 8 .9 5 ed: hotel were damaged. when a fire The Bariin radio, announcing the ment In this hemisphere and th Play Pen, Reg. $12.95 ..... #••••• cept that the referee la not em­ ing the strategically- important Its heailqiiartem Is In Argeatr powered, to return an indictment "AS the military defeat of Ger raged along the boardwalk for decrees aaid most German atudenls three hqure before being brought would “ have to give up atudylrtg Doubs valley adjoining the western He asserted that Argentina ori 0 as 6 •. f Now $ 2 .2 5 It is understood that the state’s a t many grows near, w« win aea i Table and 2 Chair Sets, Reg. $2.98 Value determined effort on the part of under coptre^ last nlghL Shorten Tonsillitis Cure In order to «lo Important yrar work border of ' SwitMriand, A,*^*®*^ geotine offirMs would ^ torney will present witnesses be­ headquarters said ,today.. supply more elariflcatlon of fore the referee wbo himself haa the Germans to save their Indua- The blase started under the and from now on, only war wound­ boardwalk at Tennessee avenue ed win be allowed to begin study The ' Allied communique indi­ attitude toward receiving refi .. i . . Now $4.00 6 9 c the power of subpoena. At the trial power. The Germans know Chicago,' SepL 7.—(ei—Small* only hot salt washes every four Shoofly®, Reg. $6.95 Value ...... that their best c h ^ e of preparing and spread rapidly sa several gas at'univeraitle#.' cated the main German force waa Nuls before he could m ^ _ Each conclusion of his investigation, the doaes of sulfa drugs shorten ap­ hours ar.d it took them an average atUl outdistZheing lU puriuers, comment on recent aaety ' IN PRIZES referee will present hli report to for another war wul be through the mains in the vicinity burst. The of 4.7 dsya for recovery. Another Pupils from' th e. eighth grade i ^ .... Npw $ 3 .0 0 facade of the central pier across preciably th# cours# of tonalllltlt of Gertnar. public schools are em- and a headquarters itatsment eon- .Argentine diplowatie ' Rock-a-Tol§, lleg. $4.00 Vihlue...... the Superior court. maintenance of their monopoUstle 100 patients received s sulfanila­ that ne retn ^ would be Industrial flrma. from tbs hotel on th* ocean side and can aave thousands of m an-' pleyefl to, a major extent In' war talned no word of major (Ightlng. White with color- This la said to be the first time of the promenade was tsdsted and mide spray In addition to aallna ir! French Reach Glvry escaped German leaders...... Now $5.95 this procedure has been employed ’Theaa Arms hava had agrea- rlgationa, together wrlUi aulfadia* work,” the broadcMt said. "Thoae PLAYING STARTS AT ^Express Wagons, large sire, $10.00 Value . .•d border* in blue, scorched by the hesL days in industry and tlje armed who for health or other reasons After occupying Chalon-;aur- In New Havdn county, and la tak­ ments with British and American forcea, an Army doctor reported Bine tableU, and this group’s — 11 Parachute te SafMy . pink, fteen and gold. industry. If these agreements can Queato Helped to Safety do not p artlci^ t* In war work sdll Saone the French troopa reached en under Section S89F of the 1941 todayi „ ^ covery averaged 3.5 daya. nearby Oivry and advanced up the Hartford. SepL New S h ip ® ^ * Ouija Boardsji . 4 . . . . r ...... • $1*49 and $1.98 Heavy quality that atatutea which provldea that when h# continued, revived, or renewed Three hundred hotel guests were *A third group, 115 men, be employed aa leaders In evacuat­ helped to safety by soldlera and Th* stiidVi deacribed by Capt. ed children's camps. Boys ahd w’eat bank of the Saone to Allerey. members of a bombdr erew flj win give year# of the ends of juatice require, the Su­ in the future, thla county can win Ekiward D. Frel# of the Army ceived irrigations and aulfaljliasine i-huted .to aafoty ahoHly the war but Germany will have aalldn and police said todgy that glrla.w^o have not participated In Th(P Americans, operSting farther Pencil B ox S e t * ------...... ------...... 2.5e, J>9e, $ 1 ,1 9 preme court may name a Judga or. Medical Corps in the Journal of tablets and recovered in an aver­ east, drove northward to the their B-84 Ubetator crash TWENTY TWO aervice. a atate referee to conduct an In- gone far towaids the winning of there wrere no-reports of any in­ age of 8.6 days. The fourth group, the Evacuation of their bombed- .-4 juries. Some of the hotel guests the American Medical Association, out schoox, and therefore have no Doubs and upper Saope valley, oc­ bnraed S60 yards east #f > ' t o y DEPT. — BASEMENT . vestlgatlon. lU purpose la to the peace. concluded also that the aulfona- 90 patients, were treated the .aama cupying Poligny. Arbola an^ Blet- lege highway betwe* avoid the more cumbersome and Meat Expect Exodoa lost their personal belongings. as the second except, that sulfa­ leasdns for the time being, will also Louis wstBoo, city bui.hUng su- mides help prevent abapeaaea In teraas, and paiwinf Chauinargy, SlBBshuy. The fimff ' ' expahaiire grand Jury procass. "During tbS' next few months- t)ia vicinity o f t a lnfl^a|i^.to n ^ diazine crystal* wan substltutad bs employed In wet srork. WMtover fMd. M wa must b t prepared, to wttnaaa psrintandsnt, ssttmatad that prop­ "Olrls «f tha siji^ith grade wfll about five mOea from tha Doubs FtaaMlel Shonegee Alleged for attifanliapild* powdsr and rs- rlvadr. The Rhone river canal Kalla. Hla requaet for a court-ordered tha axodua from uarmany -of poUt- erty damage totaled $800,000. TIM oovery averaged 8.0 days. hisvA to work. Seventh grade class­ $ 1 0 - 0 0 $ 2 5 « o did not include mecchandlae and m e^ ep m t araa baaad on 4()6 es will be employed. In addition to flows through the Dotlbs valley. tnveaUgation fonowa a proba ^ ical agents who will announce that caaea, all young men of military Captalh Freis aaid no toxic Arbola ia 26 airlins miles south- the state’s attorney's office Into they-, a re ' “•’binary bualneaa men personal proparty. ^naltlxatlon reactlcns were thtlr leasona. In social'work, par- The firt bu m ^ Xiong a path age who were, hospitalized because (rd. this alteresee, JW H iM b C MAMCNtmA CtoMII* - allegations of financial shortagea and that they are ready to resume served In any of the 305 •paUanta - hears aflse .L- of acute tonaiUitla jlCseties^ *• e t f Twfi ' .(OentfatawS ea Page Twe) MAMCHISTBR COMB* Of the 405 patients, 100 raceivad receiving sulfonamidea. GAMES lOMUmMd raga Blgkt), (UMtl(|iiad aa rag s Xw«l (Caetimmd m raga,Twa). n f .*r-*SSS3K>JI'r n- ■>

»v.',V .I,"' ■ PAtJE THI T'-- \ i \ 'MAKOHESTEU EVKN1N(; HKnALD. MANCHESTl^. CONN..^THUK»UAY. aEKlEMBER 7. 1944 . ■ f IBAITCHEQTER EVENINQ HERALD^ MANUHESl'ER, OOUWh THUKSUAI, SEPTEMBER 7, 1944 WOUKlwould bfr^DG-oUlG the Kn;wv most i^portuno time CLEARANCE SALE OF HARDt PERENNIAL TWO .1 V Mobile Unit, when a record to itart m Une UkG amount of 269 pl.qte of blood were Aviator Plans PLANTS city and Walter J. Flanagan chal­ Reports Given j We have over ten million growing pluntH. many ta blmMfij lenged ths certifications by the collected from Manchester donors. Two Sailors Fined North Cciventry 40,000,000 P ackag es The outcome was particularly at our mammoth nursery In Iowa. In p^ er to elcan o«t Reils’ Paper Squires Start 1 Dewey States sscretsdy of state on the ground For Your fields for fall planting and st the same time give yon an Aerial Might that the candidates should have gratifying to the committee alncc, ' Frei«:lit Line New Haven, Sept. 7—OP)— The , Ite Armofy On Red Gross! up to the very day of tlie visit, tunity to see our strong field-grown llnwrra. we make this aa. Rev. Leon H Austin waa nominat­ been nominated by convention. Tha city court, after hearing a letter Raps Pleas " Main Effort ALP nominations were ttiade .by it was expeitacl that the amount from the Ttolrd Naval district Hits All Big On Own Feet For Overseas “Seen i'; would be .far below the quota. Mrs. ed to run on the ticket for repre­ ,Uie State committee and the Lib­ DANCING Routes to Soath Amer­ commahd to Police .Chief Henry FDR $2.00 WE WILL SHIP THE FOLLOWING For Primary Various• u a v u o Chaimien ~ — — —of I Huggins spoke highly of tlie co- ^ For Mercy sentative at the Republican cau­ For IJIection eral party’s by petition. ica on Program of p, (jiark urging local authorities POSTPAID: cus held last night at the Church Bona- fide Campaign managers to trsAt Naval personnel the same 12 Belladonna Delphiniums, stately light bloc perennials. Jap Bases New Group Hold First Comminein Submit De- \ i r £ T M l 12 Beiamosnm Delphinhuns, very dark Mne. ___ Community House in North Cov­ of candidates for state or Federal And Listoning Post Office Department 5,121 Crippled Glastonbury Flier. as clvUtana In law enforcement on Next Tuesday (Oouttaned from Page One) - > (Continued from Page One) office were made eligible for spec­ tafls of Their Work. Unit, particularly of the fine way inattera, yeaterday fined two sail­ 12 Oriental Popplea bright red fiowers to nine Inches acroea. Meeting Under Their entry. John E. Kingsbury, Axel Expects Double Num­ in which the Canteen -workers (Continued from Page iOne) ial gasoline rations, If alternative Placed in Jobs ors a total of $36, each for breach 12 Coreopsis, brilliant yellow sunshine flowera S^llI Be Held in New •on«tiruUon« for suggested Signing a peaos with Chungking, Sept. 7—(P)—Jap­ o f oAlcers last night at tha KnlglRa Women’e CJlubs. Seb Shonty you going to eend a Oiriatmaa the first eight months of 1M4, 15 member# present. The minute# teen workers gave-US hours; 3 been turned over to NavM au­ Germany because it is senseless to of Columbua home. The meeting attended thla aeason. Oedtt le giv­ card or package to a serviceman of the last meeting were read by Home Service workers devoted 68 cation for International Freight . voUiu m»d« on Suturdny. anese forces thrusting southwest- en Mrs. Gilbert Storre, chairman To Discuaa Foreign Policy State Manpower Director Wlulam Air Lines, Inc., would be present­ thorities. \ ' 5 Bare and I.ovely Rose Dawn Plants, silver pink, two to tkrsn conUmie sUughter. The very sen­ urard from newly captured Klyang WM presided over by (Hitef Sqiiire (Continued from Page Ons) AndHis J. FlUgerald aaid today. the aecjretary and approved. 1-4 hours to office and home In- feet. Free If yon order the ateve assortment this week. r 1WU bo oh own how to rote in sible lady. Dorothy Thompeon, Im- o f the 4-H town committee and As Dewey embarked on his or woman overseas? A letter from W., C. Bowen, I tervlewa; 5 members of the Motor ed soon to the Civil Aeronautics are only 12 miles from the Ameri Jo.lim______Donovan. speaking drive, he made it plain Time for mailing starts Sept Placements of such persona authority, and that he hoped to Thinks He Can Handle Job I ptiiBory n « t Tueoday. The plores.\T)on't let the Germans suf­ can air base at Llngllng. the Chi­ Grand Knight Foster WlUlama her able corpe of aseietanta. More Area Director, was ■read, giving sm Corpe made 184 call#, driving 698 than 280 were served and 030 com that he expects to dsvote major from' Tennessee avenue, past St. totalled 70S in 1941, and the aggre­ begin operations within six months, n who are made on Saturday fer too much because this might nese high command announced to­ attended the meeting to present a James place and halfway to South "Talk of the . IS and enda Oct. 16. gate since the practice waa first outline of the Red Crosa, project 1-2 mile# in 89 3-4 hours; 92 Nurs­ 1Attach two one dollar bills to this ad, write yonr name sm fritters were fried for the supper, attention during tb^am palgn. to using Hartford a s-« headquarters P ly m o u ta X jV - William A. bo allowod to voM in the provoke discontent of the German night. Llngllng lisa 38 miles south­ check to the youths from Camp­ Carolina avenue beYore being ex­ The Post Office, department aaya adopted la 16,687, Fitzgerald dis­ accident prevention, partlcvlar- es’ Aide# worked 1,889 1-2 hour#: on Tueoday. Theirvnamea which alone netted the club llOO. a diaouealon of foreign policy de­ ln> the home. Accidents In the and municipal airports In 23 cities Euslcte, nomiitated for first ae-: address below and mail to people.' The Stifferings of the west of Kiyanf and 68 milts from bell eouncira Carnival committee, tinguished at 6:30 p. m. The knlck- Town Trio'" ’ ■XI 80.000,000 zuch packagea were closed. 10,800 #urglcal dressings were CLARK GARDNER Lwv appear on the primary Hat world mean nothing to her. but she Them e exhlbiUejmiDua byuy overuver 100aw entrantseiiviMii* Spuespite intthe grBUncauongratlAcatlon he ne vapirvncuexpreased past three years have claimed made. finUhlng up the slimmer east of the Mississippi. lectman last night at a Republican ------1 the enemy-held rain center of representing the amount they ert^cker, is located between' Ten­ sent last Cfiirlstmas. It expects the Fitzgerald expressed the belief To Start With Three Planes caucus, thinks he can hand!# the ROUTE I. BOX 469 OSAGE, IOWA tha* haa already been printed faints St the imagined sufferings Hengyang. made during the carnival last were exceptionally Ane. The min-1 y ,, progress made by the Dum- nessee avenue and St. James place that the national total of employ­ SOO.OOO Uvea, more than the total ••• s •* o **'•••• qot 'Y I strel show under the direction of l oarton Oaks conference in Wash- Featuring Henry Lew number to Jump to 40,000,000 this number of American fighting men quota. The company, Lanleri said, Job aU right If he is elected. He N a m e...... who are made voters Sat- of the Germans.” Japanese infantrymen striking week. This, together with the pro­ and six of the shops destroyed ed physically handicapped pereoni Mrs. Mallory stated regretfully Miss Katherine Purdln waa also a j in«on toward what he called "a \ year. killed In all the wars of this nation. would be incon>oratcd for $2,000, haa served 24 previous terms in Addgess...... ly and wish to enroll In the down the Munan-Kwangsi railway ceeds of the cake sale held In con­ were on the boardwalk level of the is at the piano and Sal \, Unless there is s special re­ would reach half a million at the that Mra. Caldwell has found it 000 by October and would ataiit different parties will be given were "reported only 26 miles from junction with the Labor Day night successful feature of the fair. The i non-partisannon-oartlsan approach" to the es­es- hotel. It'is the aim of the Red Crosa to the office. sala of garmenU made by the quest from s serviceman himself, end of this year. endeavor to cut down civilian ac­ necessary to resign as chairman of operations with three DC-4 trans­ of paper by the registrars Pupils Placed Tungan. cloae to th# Kwangsl bor­ seeeton of'the carnival and tha ap­ tablishment of permanent peace. ■ Sefgt. Vic Ghezzi of Deal, na- Lombardo at the the Post Office will refuse any Connecticut placements during the A aff Assistance Ck>rps. ports, each having a 15-ton carry­ Beh wHl entitle them to vote der and 98 miles below Hengyang. WPA. a few years ago and donat­ In ail exchange of letters made tiortal profeasional golf star, said cidents by safety education. plication feee of the members, ed by the selectmen, added $77 to Christinas cards or gtfU for over­ July totalled 633. Discusaion of the project waa The chairman of surgical dresa ing capacity. This represented a 35-mlle gain gives ths boys a substantial public last night by the State de­ he had tdmed in the alarm for the Practice of placing physlcaUy ings, Mra. T. Edward Erosnan, re- In War Jobs the fund. drums. seas mailing before Sept. 18. followed by the appointment of Lanleri, explaining he had beeii C- • ' Primary At Armory frO mthe position reported last amount In their treasury at the partment, Dewey said he believed fire, after noticing smoke and handicapped persons in Induatry if portedirted the receipt ofoi two lettersleiiem thinking about the liRe for the night. that a "new attitude toward the flames coming from' the hotel Things To Bammaber William Sacherek as chairman of r 9 k e primary on Tuesday will be start of their organisation. Grand resulted from the findings o f the the cqmqilttoe on Accident Pre­)-l^ m headquarters, congratulating past year while working as a teat ' "1 at the state Armory on Main The Japanese ^re employing at Knight Williams praised the work problem of peace” had been found building. Here' ar# things to remember occupational research program in the Manchester workers on th* pilot for the Douglass Aeronauti­ (Continued from Puge One) least 380,00 men In the fighting about oveiseas Chilatmas mailing vention, which is closely allied to «t instead of at the American done by tha Aquiree net only on Yankees Near as a result of recent discussions d a n c in g 1986 of the'United States Employ­ his other work in Water Safety. speed wltn which the recent targe cal Corporation at Tulsa. Okla., re­ On Home as has been the oese for Hunan, tha (^Inese declared. their own booths but for ths gen­ between his foreign affairs deputy, Impteaned .With Fmtty (Nris for lervlce" people: ment service, Fitzgerald said. quota of 66,000 dressings was com­ marked: tlcularly in the National Socialist The enemy apparently is trying C^irda should be sent In sealed In his report on Water Safety, the armory was taken over (NasO welfare organisations.” eral assistants given members of Doubs Valley John Fo:;ter Dulles, and Secretary Every Thursday, Fri "Numerous occupations were Mr. Sacherek stated that, due to pleted and ahlpped. Th* gauze “Everybody was talking about, tte United lU tes Army two to split China, establish overland the Carnival committee. ' of State Hull. ' Hazleton, Pa„ Sep.t 7—-y the Red | 20 Japanese refused the surrender of the Boltan Coitgrtgational come.” Cross oil•ut by Western Union, with The oftlelar German news agen­ 14-H«n>r Bombardment Dewey stopped for an hour’s LA eiZZA board, or strong double-faced cor- day. Hartford. Sept 7— (A7 — The terms of the attackers It was church wilt hoRl a public card par- ru^&ted flbcrboard reinforced “Well, nraise the Lord,” ejacu­ the Red Cross workers following cy DNB said tha decree was de­ A Naval communique told bela­ conference with Dulles in New Orders Put Up To Taka Out. state of Connecticut want# to hire signed to liquidate all nublieat.. Isanied after the bodies had been w at tha Comii (unity Hall, Bolton tedly of a 24-hour bombardment ■trong gummed-paper tape or tied lated Uciit. (J.G.) John C. Knott, up to give help where they can. (isnUr, on Frid afternoon at 3 York yesterday before he talked at She also stated that Manchester an Inter-American relations con­ "except those really vital to the uncovered that all had been by Aihertcan destroyers Sept. 4 with strong twine, or both. Navy chapIMn here, who waa sultant for $4,500 a year to work war effort." Even those will be p. m. A food aaie will be held In on the right flank of the Seventh length with Herbert Brownell, Jr., All fiber-board boxes should be has now ten known prisoners of wounded previously., \ connection with the party and national G.O.P. chairman, about CHOICE WINES ' standing on the pier. with the State Development com­ compelled to sharply reduce their Army. ITS YVARnERS SINSATKMAl wrapped, when poealble, in heavy war. cakes, pise, cookies and other home other asp^cU pf the campaign. AND LlQUOhS "—And pass the ammunition, Miss Jessie' Reynolds, Home mission in promoting closer cul­ t s y } . The U. S. 8. Ludlow poured 376 paper. Thla will prevent the con­ ejaculated Lieut. (J.G.) Joseph W. tural and economic relations be­ 6 $ Only sdentlAe publioations help­ Allied Troops Regain made food will be a ^ y e d for pur­ rounds againat batterieA strong President Roosevelt was bolding tents frpm spUling out if the Inner Service Secretary, reported 115 chasers. There will a white ele- his political fire. His first avowed 'm Knott, gunnery officer, who was cases |»cted on during. August, tween Connecticut and the Latin ful to the Army and medical pub- wlll be points and troops in the area be­ package la crushed or split. standing aboard the tender. American republics. lloationa oonoemed wttb war med­ Contact With Japs phant table, also, tween Ctape Marpin and Monaco campaign ' effort will be made Must Have Edges Protected with 105 closed and the rest con­ SouUiaast Asia Command Head­ awarded for each 1 Itrad- Sept. 23, a Washington dinner SKEFRNGTW' It was the first meeting of the *. Glendon A. Scoborta. state per­ ’th* icine and surgery were permitted on the Riviera, with resulU de- Sharp-pointed or sharp-edged tinued Into this month. sonnel director, said yesterday ap­ quarters. Kandy, Ceylon, Sept. 7— dition there will be — >r priae. speech to the AFL Teamsters DEPOT brothers in 14 months and neither The Home Nursing chairman, to continue. to al­ .aertb* as “ Very good” despite vitm instruments—like knives or raz­ had any notion they were in the plications for the post would be |\4- (M—Aftar a swift four miie ad­ Everyone ta cordially inv tome shore retaliation. union. ors—^must have their points or Mrs! John C. Donovan, stated that tend and reservatione af lot nec- CIMJDE RUNS • WALTER RIEL • RICHRRb same ocean, let alone same base. accepted through Sept. 20. Appli­ vance, Allied troops have regained Meanwhile the work of clearing Elsewhere, partisan activities edges protroted. Thla will preveijt plans for a class In Home Nursing XOO' etsary. Refreshments till be were com paratively quiet. In WAWSG ‘ CEO. OOULOMRn ■ MAIUORIE RiteMa SQUARE •iTiey are the eons of Mr. and cants, who will bo given oral and contact with Japanese forces re- the harbors of Toulon and Mar­ them from cutting through their are under way, and It is hoped written competitive examinations, Dorcas Society \ treettng into weetem Burma served. seille and other ports continued. Mississippi a alatwTOf nine preal- Pins Selected Short Subjects! package and damaging other, mall Mrs. WilliEm j . Knott, 25 Cedar Orange Meeting . that the class can be started with­ must be college graduates with at along tha Tiddlm road. Alllad dential eIectora,/* annoyed or feel ill at treaty which prohibited Germany ton Congregational church. “SNOW WHITE” Corps 6r Coast Guard. >Bi» because of.'!oose, wabbly falsa from large acale manufacturing of with it on Saturday evening. The Entertainment Spot Christmas mail for members of Enlists in WACs Guarryvllle Methodist Home Economics committee can "ALLEBOlO TO LOVE" 'teeth. FASTEETIl, an improved alka- military equipment," and caused "The Mar. Who Waa Too Busy DISHES! the merchant marine should also llaa (non-aold) powder, • apiinltltd on always be depended on for s fine be sent, between Sept. 15 and Oct. Telephones:' your plataa holda them firmer so they Zeiss patenU to be taken w t in will be the eermon topic of Rev. 5 Nights of Music RoekyUIe 110 George W. Wiseman at the 9:30 meal and the one in prospect will ,,15. Parcels for merchant marin­ feel more comfortable. Boothlnx and America under th# name of Bauech be no exception. The hour is six ers cannot be, registered or insur­ Chicago, Sept. 7 — OfP) — Mrs Maneheeter !M93 cooltnc to gums made sore by exoea- and Lomb “ thus g i v ^ an appear­ morning worship at the Quarry- Tall Cool Drinks ' Bessie Lorraine Tolberg, 40, has sive acid mouth. Avoid ambarrassment ance of American^wnershlp and vllle Methodist church on Sunday. to seven o’clock Satufdgy evening., ed and there is no money-order caiiaad' by looaa plates Oat FAS , However, to insure that every- service available for them. ■ 'v enlisted in the WACS in tribute to TEETH today at any drug store. cor\ff« bowakl We’ll reserve your This is a double check against ac­ Zeiss.” ^ ^ 9 :30 p. m, to 1 a. m»? ^ Education, Farm Bureau, U. S. O. and 8500 coni; board of tax review, Tony Plans are also progressing well cidents.: If the outside address is Mo Private Cited War Bond aropk, taiidea farming.” He said Bauach and Lomb made favorite booth.. destroyed, the one on the inside public declarations “as to a poUcy Anaaldl; agent of the Town p e - for the entertainment on Friday poait Fund. Alexander Bunce; se­ evening, and the different super­ will show for whom the parcel was With the 4 th Infantry Division s t a n d a r d k e r o s e n e MOBILHEAT FUEL OIL of not aeliing jhllltary equipment intendents of the fair are ail work­ in France— (ff)— (Delayed) —Pvt. to England and France for fear it lectmen, Thomas Wilaon, John AI- Mr. James Viveiros, Intended. basi; grand Jurors, Renaio CocconI, ing with enthusiast to make ART MeKAY / Marcels addressed to Array per­ Bernard E. Flanagan, son of Mrs. MORIARTY BROTHERS might be used againat thla coi^* their departments and exhibits Manager sonnel overaetts should show, In Mary O. Flanagfan, Prospect street, iry, when the reason such policy Frank Paggioli, Richard M om ; **On the'Lever* At Center and Broad Streets conftables, no|^r Williama, Eu outstanding. and His Orchestra addition to th& name and luldresa Moosup, Conn., an ammunition existed "Was because of the provl- gena Oagliardon#, Herbert Pfeif­ oCythe senfler, ' the name, rank, truck driver serring with the ston$ of a secret agreement with fer, Cheatarfleid Plrle; Board of "T serial number, branch of the serv­ Fourth Infantry division in, German concern." Education, Oertnida Norsn; reg­ ice, Arm y post office fAPO) num­ France, haa been awarded the Aa protection agMnst future istrar of voters, Lida Anderson; ber o f the person to whom-, the gift bronze star "for heroic service in German cartel agreements Berge Board of Fire Commtastonera, Mi­ is addressed, and the United States connection with military opera-1 recommended the acquiring of chael Peace;, member of Zoning post office thrqugh vWhlch the par tloiu against an enemy of the] German patehta and "technological Cmmleaion, Joseph Negro. o w cels are to be routed. United slates." know-how.” making German lab­ WALTER'S Maud Woodward recelvad tha : s For instance: Private‘John Doe. oratory work available to Anns on nomination for Reproaantatlve for ASN (.Army serial number) e general baila, breaking up axlat- tha Stats'Election to be held in samv ntJSM STmmmr m o«M swiay BESTAURANT 000000; Company B. 12th Infantry: ing Oenrtkn monopollea. and mov­ November. Justices of the Peace "WE Ml ISC .IK n n _m y wife for APO No. 12: Care of: Poetmaster, botwabold trtpa and voluntact wrotk ing some firm# out of Germany and that were nominated include: John Phone 3923 New York, N. Y. (Or Seattle or Iniulate How! intefnatlonalixlng their labora­ aitIC U eOMEIT SMttI III and mr boy for hit 4-H Club and Bwanaon, Walter Elliott and San Francisco or whatever the acrap-drive. activitiat. It’a gooa tories." . Charlea T. E. Willett. embarkation city ta). Keep cool in Snainier, Delegatoa Named . w sm in Winter. Save fnel ($4(000 aailaa aad i f i okay." Xhe''followlng delegates were Public Records named at the Republican Caucus: Tonight, Fri., Sat. darinf the critieal period :NEW YORK FROUCS: Firemen Will Hciar snd enjoy lower fnel bllli. Probate convention, Oscar S. An­ BUSHFOiLL ‘Sure glad fve Wamuitoe Deeda derson, Soidtle Anderson; Sana tor- MiaiORIAL — HAR'TFORD BVEA 8:15 SAT. MAT. t:8S Litre and sleep in eonifort. Theodora D. and Austin A. lal convention, Mi)ton Haling and About Circus Fire \ I t rASNIOMAlLi Samuel Woodward. rai THIATU OUaS gret..... Bateam Wool will make Chambers to the Austih ChambSre TNI M A M ' RIT W UfTIR PIOSUC1ION 0>„ property on Summit streeL Voteta To Ba Made . . yonr house 10 to 15 degrees new s» Cottage Homes, Inc., to Albert The Selectmen and Town Clerk cooler In Summer. will be in aeaalon on Baturday, 'Groton, Sept. 7— Vn— The Con* ' iheew ■ G. and Dorothy M. Anderson, necticut State Flreihen's Associa­ We irlD apply Bah property on MidiUe turnpike, west. Sept 9. at the Community Hall to PAUL goiafORDr sheeM be SMea eatesSiL *>%. make votera. The hours o f Jthe.tte* tion will hold its Slat annual con- Wool Blanket Insolation to Cl^ttage Homes, Inc., Peter W. Sion will be from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. . vention at the HotM OrlsRfold Sat- ' says WBBOB f. Mtaaim, Fanwsr and Caroline M. Slomcinaky, prop­ yonr attic now so yon may beed-draeeeW wammm »e« Tou may become an elector Hi, ROBESOBT 'urday. ELKHART. IOWA , erty on Center streeL Warren T. Kimball of the Na­ enjoy year 'roond coBtfort « • Cottage Homes, Inc., to IMwkrd you are over 81, are able to read Engllah, -have resided In Bolton for tional Fire Protection Association, for many years. loctyfsaneftqliabiliw.ataaiiM up-AadAad almost al*raya,thaewfMr J. Hafferty, property on l^ t n e y JOSE FERRER-UTAHMEN F m c E S De i i i e t V ” six months' End in Cmmecticut on# the principal speaker. wUI dlieuas Wa also apply roofs and aodlowKXWopeeadeeteeeataile Btros a hig1 it e n o t ctedk to his ^iC8in mmTt umi n ip i ft de- road. year, and are nativs'bom or have the recent Hartford Mreua flra. Foed can tte choice oFniUiaoa. _ m____ adlyy Ford dsaler. whoa# care- Cottage Home#, Inc., to Hugh E. John J. Boland of Torrington, U*m good gaa and air* mileeg* aad been 'naturallsedi ^ AVUVYTA''' sidewalls.• ' . 'a LananftoazFocdowiM(| tadtka fid Pratccdse Senkecoonibow* and Clara Medows, property on now vice president o f th* aaaocia- n*Mb varv few repeira, and the good Members of tha armed force# aad wares aad in tte oouMty. . SO SMwh w amlnteliilng Am tt- look* and comfort sonly laat, w oP ' Onter*gtrcet. who wish to baoomo Mactors md a VJMmi 5$e4«i9**r» tion, is expected to be elevated to FREE ESTIMATE! , the preaidaicy, suroeedlng William hew areU toair ca n a n m adiag ica'si P A C I, P • « • I R . 7 aro unable to attand any of tte IMTN KIN* • RAIPN dUNTON Financing Arranged. Swaa Oapthra of D e M 'fls b ' aeaslons should apply to t L ^ ^ H. Degnan o f Dero$r. The convention will get under ■ K m i l - t i HaSnSataeeeeeHtawatae Seeeep«i< Clark aa aoon aa poaatbla to- Sh lueiU at ta u«t *Ml (■ a* ■fMret M M Om a ^ Jamestown, N. Y., 7— UP) formation and th# neesaaaTy fOrmA way at 10:30 a. m. W ILLIAM F. --A dead flah hqld a Uvs swan C ten B ate Ttateta I W aeeM lc. Jla»iatar«SbeeathsitinaiA4>uVte S a captive for several hoiue on Chau AU Breman a is agkad to turn in Bwa. Or«h. M.4S. $SM, 08AS| U l. M Although Oonnaetlcut incladea JOHNSON gStaetaaew^ ■ ' ' tauqua lake. The fleh, a SS-lAoh, toeto clam bate ticteto at tte fflra- $IM , SSAS, SMMt M BaL U ffl >>te several Imnprtaat Induaktlal areas 18-pouad muecaltooge, te d i hoaaa «n rrtday sventof. T te oen - Orek. 81J8, iS;te. IMS{ lal BaK; and its I^ e cities are not fSr Biroad Street J /b r e C cepiMl from a Usharmaa with a mi tte* in tea rg s would ataO'apTre- 8 t ,t e Ct.4Ci ted BaL W e. (tee, .W % ta x ). nore than half tte total TELEPHONE 74*0 half-Bwallowed plug and one a t tha data, knowing the number of tick­ GAU MIDNIGHT SHOW iVIlUr Hartfeid IrSUTj - hooks on tte plug' piarped tb.e ets that have been soM so they 2IB5BT webbing of the irwan’a foot. ^ may niakc the plan# accordingly. • • • G • G WG G • 0 •*# f • i I

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X ' / y i\yfrTwpi.n| ff* EVENING HERALD, MANCHE8TI®, CONN« THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1944 ’AOE X MM\jriEsitiK evcNUMG HCRALP. MAJ^Cm toR. CQNN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER t, 1944 ^foim en, N. Y., having apant aevaral the delegates Saturday morning. Burr of South Windsor Its presi­ days. Including the week-end, aa Other epeeches will be made on dent for a second year, aqd chose T ollan d Alcohol Seen these other officers: Vice president Hebron guests of Mrs. W ill’s mother,. Mrs. Floort Bdttles' Friday by Matthew WoU, presi­ dent of the Labor League for Hu­ at large, Mrs. Mabel P. Preuaser of E. G. Lord. Veteran Legislators Waterbury; eorreaponding secre-l Th# Hebron Congregational Mr. and Mr*. Frad W. Brown man RlghU; on Saturday by Saul Danger to All SUPER MARKETS and daughter, Jeanne Grace Facing Meet Wallen, chairman « f the New Eng­ tary, Mrs; Norma C. Burgees of church was flllsd, practically land Regional War Labor board; Hartford; recording secretary, Brown of New York City, have I ' ^ every seat being taken, at th* Go Down to Defeat and en Sunday by Joserh M. Tons, Mra. Elisabeth L. Tehan o f W ater- EHinetoii ratumad aftar a few days spent Can Attack Rich or town, and treasurer, Mra. Ethel D. | special memorial service for Pfc. Political Endorsements former et-ita labor comraiM loner at the home e f Mr. and Mrs. O. and now in the Federal Labor de­ Barrows of New London. ' Carlton P. Jones, who was killed I Poor, liUclligent or Ig­ The Ellington Center Pasent Roy Brmwn In Tolland vlllag*. And Legislature Proce­ partment; and John J. Murphy, in *ctjon”’ln France. July 29. The Republipanii Name Can>j Hairdo Preveata Serieoa, Injury Mias Helen Estes, Fscalty Advlset Teacher Associa^n will resume Mr. and Mra. William Senk and regional director of the American norant, Doctor Says. THURSDAY, SRW EMBER 7 Compiled by Student* e# Btaneheeter Hish School fam ily hav* had aa rsoent gueata Rockville dure Union Isaues. Federation of Labor. aervie* waa in charge o f the Rev. their regular mMtings, beginning didates for filouse in m NO. 1 Charles A. Downa, acting pastor, their aunt from Philadelphia Los Angeles—(FT—Mra. Elten-I Monday night, Sept. 11. The new Hartford, Sept. 7— — Alco­ beth trslenzuela’s thick, piled-up '-yho read scripture suitable I3> the Mr. and Mre, Frank Luddlngton Majority of Town* in Bridgeport Sept 7— Floor On Leave of Absence occasion. Leroy H. Getchell, chalr- officers will be Installed and an in­ and son Jack o f Hamden, were Tragedy Second holism, says Dr. R. 8 . Banay, hairdo probably saved her from Wounded In Action Twelve Teachers G. O. P. Caucus battles over long-established poli­ serious injury, says Dr. Philip Ten MHS Boys man|N.H*bron W ar Council, gave teresting program is in the year’s holiday guests a t Mr. and Mrs. • State at Caucuses. cies on pollticsl endorsements snd medical director o f the Yale Plan Mrs. Marguerite Campbell, Spooner. He testified at tha trial j a brie^>lributa to the^memo^ of plans. Jbhn H. Steele. legislative procedure were report­ clinics, is no respecter of persons sning Day Delayed Dlepatoh—Artemis M. H. S. history teacher andj In Two Months of two'men accused of hitting her‘ Work in Summer Pvt. Jonrt. In these words: Mrs. Mary B. Halt who broke a Charles Beckwith of Stafford ed today as in the making for the Paalanos. '47, was wounded in faeulty adviser of the Student, By The Associated Press Well Attended or position, and can attack the rich with a bottle. As U was, he said, | Study State "I feel, that it te a great privt- bona In her ankle -while on her va­ Springs With hla granddaughter, three-dsy convention of th* Con­ action wUUe on apeclal d ^ y Council, w ill be away on aj Republicans who traditionally or th* poor, the intelligent or the she escaped with a concussion. Normal One leg'e this beautttul afternoon to be cation, has recovered enough to be Mrs. John M. Patten o f West necticut Federation of Labor. West Hartford. Sept. 7 — (fi'l — This is Ik* time *1 year, thar* is aiway* a : for the High School World. The leave of absence during . this | eontrol the House e.ars when fell from a ladder a number of Professor and Mrs. Harvw B. named their candidates Iq, a ma­ ald R. Risley Nominat­ vention, which opens at the Strat- the final sesalon of the Connecticut havo hundreds v*luos at ovory-day low Iment at 1,300; mother of a baby daughUr In Boys* Stale to Study days ago le able to be about again. fleld hotel here tomorrow, were Hie wife, 'his two daughters, prices. Como in today and see how muoh off In eearch of newt for her pations. Thrss o f tha teachers. Carlton attended church' and Sun­ Clough and daughter. Doris jority bf the state’s towns last Women’s Oirietlan Temperance June. Is feeling well. In her ab­ He was badly bruised and ahakan ed for the Assembly. two potential trouble-making reao- Claire, 15, and Nancy, 8, and hie hirthor your food doller goo* m Bret Ity Enlarged by school paper. However, A ^ Miss Mary McAdams, Miaa Geor­ Government Action. day school hire and took part in Clough, who have spent the sum­ night, and some veteran legtelatore union convention that most alco­ sence, Mis* Catherine Putnam by th* fall. mer months St their ’Tolland sum­ lutiona, one calling for a fourth daughter-in-law, EUiabeth, per­ HOni-SPRED Natiof»l Stores. mle learned to her dismay toat gia Greenaway and Miaa • Helen the activltieb of each. It la there­ went down to defeat In the con­ holics become afflicted because ie Additioii of Two. will adviae the Student Coun- Frederiok H. Arens of Mapio mer home, have retumad to Flush­ Rockville, Sept. 7.— (Special)— term endorsement of Preeldent ished in the circus fire disaster at Ro soldier, no matter h w Estes, worked in Ineuranoe offices. for* quit* fitting that friends tp tests that CTOpp^ up. they ar* in distress and cannot find cU. . For the third year M. H. S. has avenue is enjoying a vacation, ing. N. Y. . The town of Columbia caucua Attorney Bernard J. Ackerman Roosevelt and the other Jiropoetng' 'H a rtfoH on July 6. brave or loiral, can perform hie Mr. Vaders and Mr. Wright drove Hebron want to' have an appro­ The daughter-ln-laiv .was visit­ help. V lO r.Pufe nta of M.H.8 , found th«m- 4- sent representatives to th* Amer­ . Mre. Frederick J. Arena will Mrs. Anna Schulte of Snlpslo was featured by the unsucceuful and Representative Gerald R. Rla- the creation of a legislative com­ “ Such people turn to alcohol as duUee unless In good healto, trucks. MlSs Doris Kibbe and Mies priate memorial to Carlton and to l^ve here next Tuesday to Join ing the Goulco family here when O R A N G E3 Lak* aocUoh of 'Xblland haa been attempt of Edwin 8 . Thomas, once ley wete nominated for. the Gen­ mittee to take charge of the Fed­ the average person would turn to _ back at achool, after the for her enthusiasm provsd dis­ Cathsrine Putnam helped harvest ican Legion’s Nutmeg Boys’ State another boy who also attended her busbafid Corporal Arana who she died in the circus fire while JUKY CAUPMMA'f engaged as teacher In the public a prominent Democrat, and former eral Assembly at the largest at­ eration’s program at the State patent medicine In the time of OURtmer vacation, and, after astrous. Her recent tonsllec- S blueberry crop on Capo Cod. for.the purpose o f studying the this church and paid th* supreme is staUunod at Camp La Jaune, Legislature next year. her husband, Lieut. Burton Goulco, Sii(wS«W'-<*<*<<- •* —y u Athletics at MHS school of South Coventry, t Federal District Court Judge,' to tended Republican caucus in many poor health.” he said. Ivy wiRfM by tb. ifu n A . b't piant cUaaea had atarted Wed- tomy, recently healed, broke Porhapa the moat Interesting job orgariiation of state and local gov­ sacrifice, Arthur H. Keefe. N ew River, N . C. They win reside John J. Egan, veteran Federa­ was serving overseas. 18-CZ Mr. and Mra. Frank ^ Williams obtain nomination. years, Wednesday evening more Clinic Community Sertlce a luia WY to « « bil wto*. I2- open. Now Artem U U onM was that of Miss Hops Henderson ther* fo r the next few months. tion secretary, said that only once Tuesday Goulco was informed TIN _ g , felt that thlnga were run- ernments- ’ihls year M. H. S. sent ’This beautiful American flag hav* had as -raqint guaata rela­ Caoens Ends In Confusion Dr. Banay reported that the Yale f pmin in the hospital, gba la who taught leathercraft to the Indicate Good Y.ear Supervisor J. Burton Dunfleld than 200 persons being present. before had the Federation depart­ that the lieutenant, his only son, ;.ateeet aa U It were a day in improving rapidly, howsvw, ten boys, six Juniors and four atanda for what every boy gave tives from BomersvUlo. The Klllingly cai^cus ended In On the first ballot to name the clinic -was a community service, UMOMS - S . wounded soldiers at Bradley Field their all for, and for what every has submitted the foUowlng Ilgt ed from its custom of not endora had been killed in action. In France Se of the year. Biirollment Artemis Jmned t ^ ****** sophomorss, to Boys' State, avhlch of teacfiers foFx the Ellington Mrs. Ida Gold of Hartford was confusion With the town commit­ first candidate for representative. ing poUtieal candidates. That was on Aug. 20. open to all, tackling the alcohol hospital. service person Is fighting and giv­ tee contending no nominations had problem through a scientific ap­ ^___ Ip approximately 1,300. School World In hsr F r e S h r ^ Prospects are good for fall ath­ Connecticut, during th* week of achoole for th* eSmIng year; Cen­ a week-and gueat of her parents. Attorney Ackerman received 114 tn 1940 when the Federation en- ORANGE JiH C i | PEACHES f^ 2 25« year when tryouts were heldj Four o f the teachers continued ing all for, and It. seems the most Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cborobes. been made, and an Ineuigent group votes, Risley 56 and J. Stanley proach, etudying each indiyidual’s t Tneeday morning, the senior Connecticut, during the wek of ter echool: Mra. HelSii L . Quinn, doraed President Roosevelt after a 15,009,900 Yolo Trees . 18-oz m 460Z ar. for two Freshmen. She ha«li their teaching during the summer. letics, according to Coaches Kelly, appropriate memorial one could Mias Oarol Naedham will enter insisting that they had. , McCray, 31. On the second ballot background, bis childhood sind, his , was 262, Junior 277, sopho- June 11 to 17. principal, grades seven Sim eight: long, bitter floor fight. at an asociM awn piMCSTiteiwa TIN I t * tin # 3 * MELONS ^tSr u f. proved her courage and Im alty Three. Mias Jeanne Low. Misa Wlgren, an4 Reed, who are al­ give. . the Wlllimantlo ’Teachere' College Four candidates for the state the name of Mrs. Phoebe .Pray family. ^ i 1b r , too. freshmen, 401. IJew On th* opening day, boya from Mrs. Mary B. Hale, four, fly* and Tho legislative proposal. It was The United States In normal fisKer lik t i Honev Co op let Groloti N 1 before by braving some of the Marian Casey and Mias Helen ready lining up their team*. It.I* with a great deal of feel six; Mlea Grace B. - Abom, \one, at commencement. Senate, the first named thle year was added and for the second tlmea uses about 18,000,000 CHirist- The society elected Mre. Ella F. APPLES McIn t o sh u - were numbered at 24. an over the State were aatlgned to by Republicans, were chosen In understood, would In effect take 10 most silent teachers and . o ^ - Smith took summer courses at Ing, Rev. Mr. Downa, that I pre­ two and three. 1-ongvlew: Mias AN Mra. Lulu P. Johnson has re­ representative the following vote* mas trees annually, about 60 per welcomes to Its portals Th# M.H.S. eleven will start a county, town and political par­ N ew Haven, the only A ty In the th* on-the-#cene supervlelon of CANMNC NEEDS Ing away with a story. Arts- Illddlebury College, Boston Unl- ty. Boys’ Stats waa mad* up of sent this flag, through you, to the farata R. Galvin, principal, gradn turned home from a visit with her were cast, Mr." Risley 97, MrS; the Federation’s legielative pro­ cent of, which are balsam firs cut CELERY NATtVt LCfMH w. ■ new teachers. Miss Helen vsrolty. and at a^fassachusetta practise Monday, Sept. 11. It Will state with as many as four Sena­ w pl& Instnictor of Home BJeo* mla* devotion te greaUy a^ three counties with two towns to Hebron Congregational church tn seven and eight; Mtsa M ildrM Ha- nephew, Everett Robinson and P r a y -60, and Mr. M cO a y 43. gram at Hartford from Egan, the from area* where thinning is ben­ Stats lecture series, respectively. have a six-game schedule, under torial districta within Its bound­ E-Z SEAL JARS „js from Hartford, received predated by the staff of the a county and a town comprised of reverent memory of Carlton Por­ mor, four, flva and six; Miaa Kath­ Ml^. R-^blnson of Vernon Center. Delegates were chosen to the legialative agent for years, and eficial. CARROTS NATiVt 2 * 0 « 15- "W orld." Mr. Lewis Plpsr spent the summer the guidance of Coach Tom Kelley. ter Jones and Arthur M. Keefe.’’ leen B. Meehan, pne, tw o and The. Tolland Library Association ' aries. senstorial convention as follows: training at the University of either two or thrse cabins. 'Ther# Rep. Lewis O. Kinne of Glaston- transfer it to a committee of five The Quality. Leader helping to Improve the Rentschler three. Crystal Lake; Mrs. Erva B. wUL. hdld the'tegu lar meeting In Joseph Nash, Miss Agnes Wood, InCese le A O InCeso f <#* ecticuC upon graduation This yeajr'e captain, "Red” De- were two main political parties, The flag had been purchased by ’ bury, seeking nomlnatWn for a full-time, paid members. . REETS , NATIVE *^ - Field sliT<»^ O* many teach- I>oyle, grades five, six and seven; Henry Hoermann and Mrs. O. C. A t present, Egan haa full charge 2 13 , Bulkeley High In .JIartford. fultla, along with other letter men the Federalists and Nationalist*, funds raised by contribution and thle U b n ^ roomis Monday at 3 fourth term, waa defeated 12 1 to inractlce teaching expeHence en who tried fsolbry employment of th# team worked for th* local and a group o f Independent vot- waa tised in the church for the Mra. H. A. Frink (aubaUtuts), one, n/m. Thd> literary program will Peterson; delegates for the Pro­ of Federation interests at the Cap­ RUBRERS ^0^5* TO laott w Fir- 1 to *H u/wa-reaw wne* ■ last summer, only Ml** Mary two, three and four; Cogswells: 88 by Richard 8 . WUllama, and In eived at Bacon Academy In New MHS Students le* company thle eummer to keep ara. first time Sunday. nave aa th* gttest speaker, Mrs. another Hartford county contest bate convention include William itol, aubject only to the Federa­ Burk* rotumed, hefs being it posl- Miss Ellen V. Roberts, grades on# tion's Executive board. Under the In condition for the coming eea- As soon as possibla the towns The choir sang an anthem, "Soul Brownell Gage Of Bolton. Cohrady, William . A. R*er, CERTO H to six, Job's H ill; Mrs. Blether N. Rep. Fleke Ventrea of Avon, secre­ new plan, the proposed committee Walsh, to take the From Many States Uon la Colt’s offies. Bon. With laet year'e record as a were organised and ths political o f the RighteouA’’ with Mrs. Her­ Mra. Ruby B. '.Am prim o o f tary to Ineuranc* Commissioner Raphael Fahey and Richard M il­ CHKKENS , o f Miaa Lola Parker, la the target,*the Uam will have a full Chappuie, grades one to six. W in­ Rockvine is tho te lle r engaged ler. ' ■ — would meet at Hartford aa necee- NO F o a m parties chose their candidate* for bert Porter taking the solo part dermere: Miaa Mary Hayes. The ■ W. Ellery Allyn, was defeated by elty demanded and E gan ' would YINECAR 15* aubsUtuta freshman Ungllah time Job trying to keep up th# un­ town offices. The next day tha, with fine effect Prayer and the for the No. 8 or Whit^..^hool In C. Fred Woodford. . , Nurse* .Aides Oradnate She la a graduate o f the defeated achedule, * eighth gradea from Crystal Lake Tolland, for th* ensuing yMr. The first class of Nurses Aides operate under ita direction. Swimming Stu«lie*tlc selections fol­ will go to Longview and the No. 8 Loaos Three Contests Backed by State Employes . mtar SUta Teacher’s Col* Virginia.) minols. New York and Letter men returning are: E. De- Gordon Williams of ProvtdMce, received their diploma* last eve­ structiona in Town Government^ lowed. Mrs. Herbert Porter also school on th* ^ m e rs road w ill be In Brookfield, John 8 . "Uncle The proposal, it waa reported, in Bridgewater, Mase., aqd Maasachiisetts, art only four of gulUs, J. Robb, B. Lavey, R. Hub­ R. I., waa a week-end guest o f^ l- John" ThomhlU. vetferan o f sev­ ning before a large group of rela­ • m u u r £ o i t B o o t and duties of town official* was *a.ng "Beautiful lal* of Some­ closed and the children transpoirt- has the backing of Federation aaveral years teaching ex- By Senior Boys land friends. tives and friends at the Union the many etataa repraeented by bard, F. Annuli, H. Minef, O. givsn by'Raymond Wilcox, 1st where," aa a aolo. Mr. Downs ed to the Center, Cogswell and eral terms In both House and Sen­ members who are in the state’a tn Arlington, Mass. . Lincoln Smith who has served church chapel, there being 18 in BONeUSl—OV9N OX FO T-4 RED EO jW HR kj tha new studenU at M. H. Si thle Keith, aifford. R. Duffy, and E. selectman of Middletown. mad* further remarks and the Job’s Hill schools. A ll children are ate, whose political fortunes have ' ^ am the only tacufty In th* U, 8 . servio* for two years employ. '' Moriarty. ’There are a few open­ A fter the town elections and service closed with the hymn, required to be vaccinated or show been In the decline recently, lost this first group to be capped. Misa Governqr Baldwin, one of five year. In the Pacific area has returned TEA In tk*______freahntan elaaa Norma Among th* many subjects stud­ ings tn the team and fellow* Inter-* town ordinances were drawn up, certificate of vaccination b*for# three contests, unsuccessfully seek­ Phyilis Oriowska, R, N. led the principal speakers listed on the "Father, whate'er of earthly for a SO days’ furlough and la with CHUCK ROAST Z 35- Z : 31 first great Improvement In MUier and ^naid Vogel are from ied by Edward‘'Ferrle and John eeled, -who have had a little ex-^ th# state parties wer# organised entering school thle September. ing nomination as representative, Aides in the pledge and presented convention program, will address bliss,’’ and the benediction. his wife, Mrs. Helen Smith and I b Paokagee and TeeSaga a t Your Gxooer a I MO POINTS PER U Iter High made during the New York; EHrabeth Abbott and Of r -pertenee, ehould try-out. and candidates chosen. A fter two Schools opened today at 9 a. m. , first selectman and registrar of the caps to the following: Eliza­ is the regulating of the tic School at gouth Hanaen. Mass., The schedule le aa follows: The The congregation then adjourn­ daughter Sally,. arriving- In Tol­ 'voters. • ' beth M. Backofeh, Alada M. De- C lW C K Mary Beaton art from Maasachu-, days of campaigning the National­ ed to thg«>American Legdon Park, Mrs. Mary Beaslsy and MUa BSya IH MIX in all the buildings. Now no aetts; and Jacquellna Stevens, from (lun* 18-8B, waa functional first gam* will be at home against land Sunday, Sept. 8. ''Hep. Thomas Plumb, seeking a Bortoli. Rtos* A. Hindu, Dorothy CORN MUI ■O A ST ists took the election by a land­ Commander Sherwood Griffin, Beasley ■«. are entertaining Mrg. Mrs. Ada^Rhodes haa rssumed "“ 25* worry about "what time It Mllba aansser, Lolln-Marl* M rf- swinirnlng which cover* how to West Hartford, Sept. 89; the sec­ fouiih term in Prospect, was de­ U. Hublard.- Helen T. Ivaniaki, slide. American Legion, lowered the (lag Laura Kibbe and daughter o f NeW . Ooun- t h e r e is a . W A Y to 13 MO POINTS PER M aooM other building while fatt, Shirley Petrie, and Charles save oneself under battle cnndl- ond will be at Meriden, Oct. 6 ; feated by George H. Cowdell in a Helen E. Jakiel, Amelia H. Jasion. FIGHTS FOR FRiiDOM •#••###•# During the week many promi­ to half mut, and Commander ^wdeUciouseommuf- [students scurry around be- MalnvUl* af* from other parts of tlona V next will be a clash between Mid­ Lsura Beasley of this town. contest requiring two ballot#. Beatrice L Jordan, Cora A. Kadel- Th* echool la under the direc­ nent people delivered speeches to Harold L Gj^ray n took charge. He spending the summer reoeaa In her • • claseea. Much credit for Connootlout. dletown and. M.H.S. here, Oct. 18. Mr. and Mra. Louis C. Schlud* of The veteVan W illiam H. Blodgett aki, Ruth A. Lehmann. Norlne R. , fine at every bakmg _ SIRLOm. STEAK Z « tion o f the American Red Cross. the boys. For the opening cere­ said: home tn Tolland. 40 repairs la given to Mr. Sophomoros Donald Syma, Allan Oct. 20 f* open for a game and Mr. Meadow Brook road are vacation­ was nombiatod in Winchester, but LesSig, Elizabeth J. Radomaka, ita name i* Flakora. And ' o f the trade school alectrl- The boys were sent to the schcjol Kelley has hopes of getting one monies, Profssoor Andre Schenkef . "Comradss; W* sr* gathered Th* first communion aervice declined the honor, quoting Presi­ TOO M BOTTd M M MO EOiNTt EM |A Hlllstrom. Carl Hanaan and Phyllis o t ing for two weeks at Branford. Anne C. RoaezewskI, Sophia A. Seta.«m fortW .^PPy lent. on a scholarship from the local ths Hartford team*. On Oct. 27, of th*.. University of Connecticut together _ . to .pay . tribute to th* with the new pastor In eharg* will dent Coolldge’a famous "I do n.ot SALT SOM E Mrs. Clyde A. <>)rdUen haa re­ Schaeffer, Catherine I. Skoglund, Lsngsif hsvs sntsred from othsr chapter. The faeulty was made up be held Sunday morning. Got 1. ts noticed the repaved aehools In the state and BeUy Ann East Hartford will play at Man- mad* an address. 'That earn* day.' | memory of Carlton Porter Jpnes sumed her duties as cleric at the choose to run” statement.” Helen M. Tennstedt, France* Vas- raised walk between the from th* best authoriUes on aqua­ At that time a number are to be Clovsr la from S t Charles, nUnoU. chsster and on Nov. 3, M.H.S. will Roger Gleason, Connecticut FBI ■ vv-ho died qn the battlefield of Ellini^on Rationing Board. Promlneat Leader Defeated seloS, Ethel M. Wohllebe. The ingredient* nfo ROUND STEAK ZAO- Z 3*- and Barnard buildings, tic subjects In th* United States; Of received Into th* fellowship of the '( HAAABINIG fmihly goound lean h v ' is N ew to th# school are Vivian be at Brlatol. chief, spoke on Federal Law Bln- i prance, July 29. 1944. It Is with On* of the closest cbptests in class presented Misa Orlowaka the AWAT! m be no more wading the camp dirsotor waa James Tnt- Piekral from Virginia, John Fook* The posalbillty of using Mt. foresment. mingled emotions that w#w* stand IiH.mSrd HatUord wka the th? week-endw”. I J ^ guest * ^ * 1 ™ * * ^ Any «« deriring thia m **. to the state was tn Milford where Instructor with a bouquet of roses. .. mud puddles, teraoll. chaptsr chairman of the IMNCID NAAA Ot IpLOONA » bun, and Charles Washburn from Nebo la good, but practice will be , To help on the organization of former Probate Judge Oniar W. Dr. George S. Brooke# spoke on drive-ways and the parking New York Astrici. Now York, Annotts Oonlay, held at the Weet Side as usual.. the topm governments, addresses PUtL a prominent party lead«, the subject “ Other#” and told of SkiNLIW PtAMKPIIITS have been resurfaced, Revetne was 6:30, the boys were The transportation problem is a* were mad* by Raymond Wilcox. was defeated. The vote war. Mlsf plot south of Main building Frshess Beaton from Maaaaohu- - - < , 5 - experiences durlffST hie recent given IS minutea to wash and be yet uneolved. | Mayor Cabeta of Middletown, and from this ssrth. day School, that has been closed “• *■ J Helen M. Smith, 1,598; Rep. Noyes an evened and plmited with MtU, and Noma Brown, Lola ucatlon travels on buses. In com- FRESH ready for breakfast The day was The soccer team, although hav­ HonorabI* Israel Oollner, Judge of W# are sad that on# so young for thb summer wlU open Sunday Aaaodatlon L. HsU. 1,697;'’ Platt. 1.560 and I M A C K H O L seed BO the girls can play Shndburg, Joyoo Arenttaa, and jmmenting the Nurses Aides, Mrs. __ S' PISH divided up Into four two-hour peri­ ing lost some of lU first squad City, Court of Middletown. hockey there tn(s tall. N om an Plsroa, all Juniors from was called to make the supreme | m^lng. on M plaoe this Stiugea, wife of Former State •ervlce*. fhat need Is greater than S H D U M R A M M S 'T U 11* Clifford H. Snow, who bps been at th# home Mr. u d M ra L id, Jan. IB; third, March 31, on their own means. also will be held. of Connecticut. Gold Star on thi* Roll of Honor W ^A'toslni'tt'ator Wesley Sturg- ever before, and it will continue. la s t June 14. John, on hie return from aqua­ I f all goes well MJH.S... should On Saturday the boy* Journeys for Carlton Porter Jones." visiting hi. ftabdp^nt-., M A 1 ^ 1 ^ es. in tim 8th district: HoWard Tomorrow toe Mobile Blood School of Dancing • r a m P R lM R V lf tic school, want on as life-guard at to th# Capitol building tn H art­ A prayer followed by the Rev. Mra. Harry Snow o f Oakland road, Unit vlslta Rockville again. They 1-L* lunch room achedule is as Staff of Somanhis be very outstanding in athletic* Miss Maud Meacham of Hart- Krick, ah-Jnsuraiic# man, in the 9 Globa Hollow Pond and assisted in ford, where Governor Raymond E. Mr. Downs, and Past Commander baa retumad home. . ^ are coming here hoping to secure GRAM exA** i*t J J* Iowa: First lunch period: ll;54* this coming school ysar. Iford, waa a week-end and holiday 9th; William. Hurley, a rallro^ eOtM MUPPM U ; second, 12:12-13:84; third, swimming Inatruetlon there. Ed­ John Weniel, Baldwin addressed them and then Gray then Introduced Chaplain Mr. and Mrs. David Hartwell | conductor, in IQth, nnd'^ Louis 250 pints of blood which is their ) M jq -o evM Is Now Announce ward spant part o f hla vacaUon and daughter o f Ellington road, guest o f Mra. Lucy Uahor. daily quota. To attain that figure DROMIDARY !S«.U :M , and fourth, 12:56.1:18. • ‘ Ward Strange. prwented them with their Nutmeg Van Cl eve of Bradley Field, Wind- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broad- Olannelll, a salesman, in the Uth. MAD make.up daye arc: Monday giving instructiona at point O’ Boys’ States pins and certificates. Locks, who gave a stirring have returned home from Weat | Candidates from the three Sen­ at least 400 donors must be ready Announces Registration Dates I, English; Tuesday, woods. South Lyme, Conn. T h e I bent have Sa gvest Mra. Broad- to make a donation, allowing for DROMIDARY Til# boys from M, H. 8 . \,*re: address. He spoke o f th* eacri- Chatham, ^asa. . , bent's slater, o f Northfield, Mas*. atorial dletricta In Hartford wUl [, Math, K x t, Mech. Draw- Tryouts for the staff of the S2nd boys are both membafa of the Don Hall. John Hansen. Don Ken­ flea o f this young Ilf* aa having Miss Eleanor Stoughton and her be named Friday night aqd from the normal amount of rejections 27. swimming team and have been Tho pastor, Rav. HoUia French, HNAST MUiTARD \ y nch m , LaUn HI, Com’l. edition o f Somanhis, held in May Camp Aide Busy nedy, Joseph L*bri#d*. Paul been made unsclfiehly that others father, of Ellington road, hav# re­ . most of the other 29 districts on or norinal causes. T o date there' getting in trim throughout the I made a brief address to the mem­ ipt typing and business under the supervision of Miss lone Marts, John Mutdoofi, Bill Noren, might .reap tha benefit. He told turned from Trevltt, Maine. SatuMay. ^ are less than 225 donors signed up. M-HO CRACKMS 2 i < Ith.); Wednesday—Group III, summer. , > bers of tho Young People’s Soelsty “ RockviUe did not make its Friday, Sept. 8, 1944 Fellows, have resulted In the Says Diane Speed Carl Peteradn, Rudy Plerro, and of th* many places whsrs our at their meeting Sunday evening. Thotnas IM^eated By Hunt ice, Buslnesa Math, Langua. selection of the following staff: Jack Sinnamon. • sendo. mMi have be«» In and are I 8«r3" A";;a^:rcrihe".«;r.ty Judge Thomas, whose appoint- quota last time but Rockville will W H JM RTS 'Sa w a x Z JS* (except as n<^M) Type. 1,, its quota this time I f each BMltoiial Board, Sidney Werbner, JoKn Muldoon *48. now In. which are so familiar to of Ellln^n road, have followed ^ anent to the Federal bench by 3-5 P. M. iday— Group xV, Social Scl. John Fogarty, John Wenel, Joan ths Legion men from their pwnj home fropi their vacaUon at West I annual Preeldent Wllaon In 1913 atirred and everyone who reads this arti­ W RJIRrS Mtam PeM **^ >•< Latin n, ^Vpe^H. French II. A oounseior's life Is a busy one, cle s ^ l heed this appeal and do Apurton, Maryann Balch, Orae* . up on# o f the most bitter fights Sports according to Diane Speed, ’47, who experienesa, and recited the poem. Buxton, Maine. Rally Day exerdae o f the church something About it. Doing some­ QtJDSTidNS ABOUT Brown', Carol Hanaen, Marjorie Tn Flanders Feld." H * alluded ever known in Connecticut Demo­ WMIRrS :: WAX "T’59* ------“ ■■ ■ Mre. A ^ u r van S t e ^ he St 1 1 a. ra, Sunday, thing about it means contacting, Kloppenburg, spent eight and one-half weeks sa Via the Grapevine to th* ballaf at tha close of tbs cratic circlas, was defeated at the Wapping has October 8. the local Red Crqss fo r an appoint­ Quotes and Stattsties: Sidney a Progmm Aids at Camp Lawla In first World war that we had ae- shall Gibbs, as part am* c l^ at I ivjiiand Library AssoclaUon Columbia caucua by CJayton E. DIAL • WARGA^ENS ment right now. \ Werbner, Head, Arlene HoUtstsr, Highlights the South Windsor rationing | Monday, September H u nt W ith 68 votes needed for H.S. Welcomes South Hsdlsy, Mass. "Cloa* th* door to '44, o^n th# eur*d a lasting p*ae«, our "Tonight the Red^^>oa* head­ •CANNING Saturday, Sept. 9, 1944 Bill Grady, Eleanor Glenney, Diane, called ‘’Speedy" by the gats to marked th# (ttty-aeo- dlsiUuslonmsnt H * said wa must board. I I t at 8 p. m. at the U brary rooms; nomination. Hunt ai.d Judge quarters at 38 Park Place will re­ Fall sports are shaping up very- 2-1451 o New Teachers Maryann Batch. campere, was th# youngeet o f ta# ond year that good "ole" » H. t. nsvar let 'It happen again, but R ef. and Mre. H. Marshall B u ^ I i p * ^ e r win be Mre. Brownell Thomas each received 89 on ,the main open until 9 p. m. to. an ef­ • SUMMER RECIPES 10-12 Noon- weU. Mr. Kelly, football; Mr. must go 6n and carry th# torch | have returned home from a abort | Bojton. Sports; Johiu Wensel, Head, coiinseloni. She was wsll qusllffsd launched out upon yesterday. A ll first Informal ballot and Hunt got fort to achieve a donor list of 300 OR CALL Ward Strange, Martha Barry. Reed, soccer; and Mr. Wlgren, FOOD PRESERVATION CAKE for her Job becaue* of three year# up and down th# main halls could of fr**dom so firmly that tha sae- vacation. ^ m gular - meetings—— ------of— the Tolland — 71 on th* eecond after which or better. Will you help? Ooihe to cross-country are looking forward Pvt Roland Rfcharda has bem Boy Scouta are to be reaum IN PERSON W HMfN 'BApw r POUND TYPiS Pictures: Jack Fogarty, Head, camping experience and her be heard dalntsr famlnln# ahrlaks tlfic* of this boy and . others sbaU Judge Thomas moved that the or telephone Ited Cross Headquar­ lew teachers have been to heavy schedulbe. transferred from Fort L«oMra ^ Thursday evening, S«p,t 14, • SALVAGE, ETC? Grace Brown, girls pictures; David capacity for getting along with commenting "Oh. what a not havs been in vain. nomination be made unanimous. ters any time ^ o re nine tonight iM to the. faculty of M. H. S.» Tbirty minutes o f aUont prayer Wood, Mo., to the parachuto | Town hall, under the lead- Judge Thomas hss been living Klein, group pictures. people. 0ha was a member of th« tan you have," "Whar# In go^- /uid make that appointment for WHin PlAW **«25«\ Mr. Wlgren has stated, that he school at Fort Bennlng, Georgia. Scoutmaster Stuart In retirement in Columbia alnce Helen Whipple gnd Mr*, -Clubs: Carol Hansen, Headi staff of th* Hilltop Unit of Camp ness la 28MT’’ "Oh, TH simply dl* foUowcd, after which taps were Tomorrow. WE'RE READY TO HELP WITH ALL THE ANSWER^ Joan ApUrton, Rosalind Turking^ haa six lettermen returning from blown by WUltaip ^Bralnord------of Mra. Harold H art and Tlnkham and aseeclat* Soout- 1938, having left the bench after At The Masonic ary Waleh. / _ewla Parhlna. 'Phla unit contain­ if you’re not In ray class##,’’ M d Nursing Inetroetora HoefiaS RAISIN * MARRLE 27* tob, typing; Marjorie Kloppen* last year's state championship Hartford, and R*v. Harold R. Thomas have returned home nym i master O. Roy Brown. 12 llisa Whipple will V teach Home ed older girls averaging fourteen "My, your half has turned darker ihm 88 yesfo because of ill health Mra. Raym ond'E. Hunt, chair­ hurg^ , team: Jake Donovan, Herb Steven­ Keen pronounced the benediction. Missouri where her husband. P v t I Minnl* Berry o f NorOi An- In»Kllllngly, aU Republican ufe# T ht Homomdkers ,T ^ KS ionomics. Bom in Norwich, she years of age. Her Job as F^gram haro’t It?" While thl* w^^ffP; man o f Home Nursing Committee RABIN 21* son, Don Hall, W. Bray, R. Mc­ Th# Star Spangled BanBsr" was Harold Hart has been atationed. j^jn, Maine, }a spending some time Were turned on the Democratic Claaaes WiHjCommence Saturday, September 16. 100% *“»^®^I5« lived in Hartford most of' her The method used in selecting ing on, tha' men a t the •cj»|»l of the Rockvlllo Red Cross stat­ $ Kinney and W. Stronge. Herb Aide required that ah# help the The XAdles’ Aid society will hold the • honji*'home of or her r dsugbUr, Mre. town clerk, Leo H. Vlene, to see where she attended Naylor the Editor-in-chief for th* 1M6 different unit* whenever the need were endulging In quaint Uttl# sung In chorus ed today that Registered Nurses Information Center / edition will b f the-same aa used Stevenson, thla^ year’s captain, Tbs church was docoratod with its first meeting at the home o f' ------R. Eldred Doyle aqd Mr. Doyle. whether he would certify the re- kmmar rchool and Burr Jr. for an aaslatant arosa. greetings Ilk# .JWs; "Buddy-^ are needed fo r teaching Home <87 Main street I n thf Ofllee of The ^ae Co, ^ie|[istrationS May Also Ee Made By Calling 6414. last-year. An Editorial board, will lead the t4|m. Mrs. James Kendall of Sullivan M n . Dorothy W. W ilcox has re- aulta o f last night’s caucua to the gh school. Miss Whipple waa putetanding events of the sea­ chum—old pal. era you *U beautiful gladiolus Snd other Nursing Claeses thte fall and win­ MAYONNAISE- is- mkde up o f eight msmbera, will , PractiM for cross-country will flower*,' contributed by friend a avenue on Friday, Bept 8 at 8 1 tu m ^ to Greenwich, after an ex­ secretary bf the state. L the staffs of both high school son included barn dances, a' tra­ to start off on a bright and abtn- ter. govern the-staff uiitll one of these begin Monday foUowlng the open­ oaiTl*d aftorwards to the 8 ol- tended visit with bar mother, rather, baaty trip out o f a tent on ics Hall rsturnadl Monday to Bast maintained that the caucua had PALMOLIVE ub. Educational Club slid was a members of the, staff will be held 2SF at the close o f school fo f aU rathsr on th# poatlcal aid# o f gregational enuroh was wsll at- than to the past snd Mra. Hunt a «*h of oleo, 'ni# latter occurrad Havan wbers Umw at* taachafs at nominated Arthur Bebo, his candi­ 'ember of the PI Beta Phi Soror- sometime this month. those Interested in trying out for thing! t t o ysar don’t th ey?) tandad. it being tha first aervie* Mariboropg^ asks any retired or acU'Ve register­ . SOAP when Diane waa clearing up after th* East Havan High aohool, date. end A. A. Bonnevnie, the ed nurse to contact her Immedi­ Before coming to Mancljester The business and art staff* .are this year’s team. . ' ' ■ ■ folldwlng the pastor'* vacation. MUSTARD they had been popping com. ^ Mrs. Uaitd Fostsr and Mias only candidate with Town com- ately and arrange to teach one. of las. Whipple was a member of hot completed ' arid will be an­ Marjorie Kloppenburg. *Nuff said for th* outstanding Mr. Downs took Ma text from th*. mitteo support HILLYER JUNIOR COLLEGE 9MPXRID The soccer team has much to Mr. and Mrsl Brvlng B. 1 ^ ^ Hasel West of Hartford, ware these additional claaaes. ' e. faculty at Bacon Aeademy in nounced later. upperclaaamen; w# ahsl} now bun 38rd Psalm. N ext Sunday wlU Town Chaim^.-iirman Louis A. Woi 3 » ° u 2 0 < W W M - A 3HAAP T A N «r Miss Fellow’s finds th* editorial look forward to. Among the let­ In her appeal Mrs, Hunt also ilchester. Conn, Mcroai th* g t m t to Franklin and be Family sard maintained. that tbe caucus ~ ' -CO-EDUCATIONAL— MUJT>^D Mary Walsh w ill substitute staff very promising and la look­ termen returning are: M. LaFran- Barnard, bomaa o f our wtaa, «x - are tnvltod had recotudderad the nominations dtated that this was in the nature ^VlaU N. ■■ B. o f an S.O.S. because o f the fact : .Frashman English, replacing ing foi^ward to a Somanhis which cU, L VendrlUo, R. Kanehl, 8 . perioncad lopha and thrhfSad new and taka . nnd tlvnt the Town committee waa BLSn^SS ADMINISTRATION-SECRETARUL SaENCE las Lqis Parker, who resigned to ill uphold the fine traditions oil Vince, • H. Tyrell, E. Brown. J. empowered to name oandidates. that several of our doctors and 7-Oi JAR ^ a Unable to leave th# tribe o f fnshlas. O f oounm th* sarvlca. . . 1 turned home ^th them - *^*r tary oouras at Trinity eolleg*. was SUPER SUDS vi; ; manied. ' Mrs. Walsh comes e book. It Is also hoped that Mui*phy and B. Carieon. Prac­ Labor IMy waaqpbsarved at St ^ summer here with nurses are aervtog in the armed portals of old Manchester High freshman floors' ar* in an uproar at h lsT ollan d bom* over the 'The Town committee had plan­ ACCOUNTING - ENCINEERBVG - Lll^ERAL ARTS >'411) Watertovm, Mass., and was wqrk on th* book will finished tice will probably start the week Peter’s Episcopal church, the Rev. I jjjj grandparents. ned to nominate Bonneville and forces thus making home nursing two members of the class of ’44, o f bewilderment and avaryOn# week-end...... ILUt l « ^ '.Wduated from Bridgewater State at an early dat^ after sc’hool atarts. Mr. Reed H. R. Keen having provided leaf- jueal Orange will hold Its get permtesion from the caucus to courses doubly nsceassry. Ben JoImMon and Eddl* Wtlaon, over there seems to believe In th# Mias Mary Agnes Pratt of ML BowUner Oenti lOX FKG J t m ^ * fWNZ )'Weber’s College, attended Bos- has many boys returning from lets Issued fo r tho occasion, from , « n l a r meeting Thuriday with name another candidate later, but e i returned the first day to visit thalr, saying'that "Follow the Une and Holyoke college la a gueat at the Captains of theR ockvU Ie Cit* PROGRAMS OF STUDY LEADING TO TO I E G R E M OP ; University, and Harvard. She last year’s taam and so is hoping old Alm a Matar. Ben Is awalUng you’ll get somewhere, (even If which he read. A communion ||{,b m inor W est tn charge o f the Zehrer got Bebo'a name on the ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE OR ASSOCIATE IN ARTS , cmerlv taught in . Arlington, Hcbool Acquire* Car Tolland snmmai home of her par­ Bowling League will meet thi' for a successful seasom his call to Join th# armed force*. they did get to the wrong p la ^ 4 service followed. Several out of «y«tiiigb program, floor befoTv. Bonneville's waa pre­ Saa She is the stepmother of ■ ■ r '■ ents. Dr. and Mrs. Aaron P. F ia tt evening at 8 o’cloclt at the Geno MUSTARD And th* last report w# heard of town visitors wer* present Mr. 5 Mra. Thalm* Bqhnek# of New sented, and the caucus approved W la Walsh, M.H.S. '41. This year, pre-lnduotion students Mr. Kelly’s football squad this Keen announced that th# Bishop yoTk City epent the w eekend a t Windsor. them teth. veei BowUng Allcfre on Vernor PMPAMD who are taking the automotive the freehimen relayed that they ANNOUNCING OPENING OF FALL TERMS CRISCO V Anne l^echler, year wUL have to be on Its toes o f the diooase w ill inak* a vlslta- her slater. Mre. Sven Just before adjournnent, and avenue to make p U u for the com Y M A O W - A MILO ANB couMe will ttav* an opportunity to ■ were all tiyln g to blaa# a trail to keep up with last year's team Uofi here the second Sunday inlBidbaiga raturpad with^ Itt*. after many of Zehrarig supporters ing season. Alderman Erneat Lipr VM. SHORnNHM work on an Auburn. The oar, which Into the wrong lunch room. OISTINCFUL KAVOR Major Nathan Qatchell which went through their sched­ PATTEHNeD FOk / November, and he urged any who I noke to Hkd lett tha hall, a .motion by mann te president o f tbs league. EVENING COLLEGE was recently - acquired by the • I" North Coventry Sasrlao Doaringtois that the cau­ Reersatten Boqed DAY COLLEGE school, w ill b* cleaned up . and tom ule without a defeat. There are W t 911*11 now end our latest ar* thinking of confirmation-to Iaiahaiw M r SEPTEMBER 25 . 7-C »JA 8 9 * Nathan GatcheU, M. H. nine lettermen returning from EASm SEWING ' cus receosider its action was ap- Then will b* a meeting 'a t the SEPTEMBER 18 ' i ' down by the students under the snitohaa *of school goaeip with communicate with him. RackvUle Recreation Board this ienc* teacher and swimming last year's team. Red Degutis Climax Chapter No. 9S OJB.8 ., p ro v .L . direction o f WUllain Vadere. digging remark to whoever aald Clarkson F. Bailey of AmatonlaJId i^a evening at 8:80 o’clock at th* City DEGREE PROGRAMS OR SINGLE bn leave of absence since waj’as elected captain foUowlng In Whtthtr you'ra o w ill be taonorod W tha Official Zehrer contended the motion FULL TIME DAY CURRICULA FOR ther* was a man shortag* around has rtiltod soma o f ^ local p o o - son. ° K * 5? y SX I Council rooms to make plana for 1941, has now returned Uiele footsteps of R. Alvord. It pie, and has given them the op-lh*«n eanera ra wew *om vtelUtion o f th# W orthy Grand waa illegal, and that Bebo and COURSES FOR ADULTS baglhnar or/hova her*. First hand news from dox- BonnevtUo had bean accepted aa the activities during (he ^*11 and HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES . combat area after training has been said from unofficial portUnity to practice aomewhat City. Matrow of Connaetieut, Mre. Jane} la Memorlan baan tawing for ens of gala who came stagger^ Mias Yvonne R. finelllng of nomineea by the caucus clerk and Winter months. meats In New Zealand for qu adra, that .M L Nebo wUl be on a small steed voting machine Ackert at their regular meeting XiM* aw k—vy k« **d toOaoA. Mriiv out o f chemlatry, maohanloal Hartford has been • mtderator. Cliiircli SgImoI ^ i«i«V •oXw* at IhHXr sn«*a past months. used for all home games. yaan« you'll' find owned by him. Thte win give a 1 tonight. Supper wUI bo oerved at FULL INFORMATION CONCERNING tpE pPPORTONITJES gj Oatchsll has been in th* The High School . World' drawing and physics classsi was here at the home of Ifir. end Mr*. A meeting e f the Sunday school wishea to express dsep regret pottam oppaor- •to the effect that the plaw, ws* chance to get acquainted with the WatMiMiry SolACr ated teachers end board of the First NON-DEGREE STUDY IN DAY OR EVENING COLI^j^^^ FURNISHED ON area for approximately B. L. fiUplea. ^ . evening, Coventry Grange at the recant death of- Frances U. S. W*rid Meeting crowded with boy*—Just UtersUy mqchsniam o f th* machine which Lutheran churah adll be held this KYBO comf jrears as a m em ti«.,of..the Ing In thlt nawtpo- Mr. end Mrs. Raymond U t ^ REQUEST — eATAWGS FURNISHED ON REQUEST.! be used th* first time in the No. 78. P. o f H., Arm hold With the 4th Infantry Division evening at 7:30 o'clock at the M Vit ' a f the 48rd Division. CoiaoUo, who would have bean swampedi field and eon George epent ^ hoU- a memter of the present senior Ten members of the High School par th4eatiast, most eom tiif elections. The town has I windham wlth relatives , its regular meeting at the Orange In Fr*nco-{F)— (DelAyedl—Sergt. churqh. NMMUNO 2 51 World staff and Miss Helen J. Han. Th* Lecturer’s hobr will he EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT SERVICE GIV EN WITHOUT OBLIGATION. ^ - claao. ‘■ So long now for a ooupl# of bouffht a 'Voting machine, to b * l ■' Harry W. Faber, eon o< Mr*, ikaa 8 1 » A . S. T. P. Bates, faculty adviser, were In the complata gulda "Poetry Night" Any member «ov- France/i was scUvt In extra­ w e * k »-* n d 6b*#r i j , a ftw MI, u sN ths first Urn* thte fall. 1 IfetofiNetod lx bivantof maa Fabir. ST. F q ^ avanua, Wator- Good Ateendapos Beeord CALL Jn p e r s o n , WHITE OR TELEPHONE World office, early Tueaday morn­ ovailobla. Uta tha ing any orli^nsl poems te reo*"— • ,conrr comE curricular activUiee, being a there’s only on* hundred and arr- Baibara Brehant te th* bury, eeqa.. q radio operator serv­ _ msabsrs of tbs class of ing to work on this first edition of ed to bring them as there will be ^ DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS member of 'the A Coi^la Choir V simplified ABC Sew enty-eigbt days to next summer guest of Mr. and Mrs. PsreivaJ ing with a unit attached to th* s snrblled In ths Arm y Spa- the Htgh. School World. They were »«> < and a .cheerleader Ime will be \ Chart that comas vaeation. Lasher, at Surmour. bid., for s Fourth Infantry division to m t 31 M liln g ProgtA n Reaarve. greaUy missed by her friends, Joan Apurtbn, Charlotte Braith- two weeks’ vacation. Whfl* Franco, haa batn aarardad tlia Bob Alvor(l at Norwich watta. M aty Raimondo, Anne ^ HILLYER j u n io r COLLEGE ..a TT.S. o f wjiich she had many, for her there eh* win attend the gradutp] broBfia star "fo r haralc jrarvlca to ar, hasn’t one a t tha best attend-] Beechlcr. Bill Grady, John Wen­ TODAY'S tton o f 100 ^ camMctlen with ssllitary opera- ance records. He hasn’t mteaad one PEARL AND JEWELL STREETS, Y.M.C.A., H ARTFORD. CONN — T E L E P H O ^ 2-4291 ir*» 9SnMblr6 Itness, and her willingness to zel, Wni4 Strange, Irene niing, Mr. and Mrs. CMntas |. WUI °ttoiu against an enemy a t ths meeting in the last. 17 years— 8841 PATTERN and soak hfliv* ratumad to Tonk- oeaaacuUva eraaka,

•j>: ■ / 1944 CHESTFii EVENTNT. HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, SErTEMBEn 7, cers, enduring terrible suffering in WAR WORKIM MANC an open airplane raft for a week HOWrSYOlill SIX O nly 3 Accidents^ Local Sailor until the three men were rescued Rent Rulings Chambers on Moving Trip If r*e Mr *7(m Reason GiVen for Delay I Job Relations from 'a South racific Island, where ( o*e uw* f*r y m. friendly comparison of gardenih: Lieut. Baker toe life raft had drifted. ever nally appreciate what the In Sending Air Letters Oldest Ship in Navy On New Bridge In New Book •f POEoL fcM technique and success. Putting it-' Laud Lifting Foster Halley, author of the lale al I f a n c h e s t e r horror of living unapr 'the threat Unit Planned Are Qarified To Pacific Coast Cities b«lt**v *rarh s*t>M more bluntly, this will be a good Delay In getting air mall new -hook, which la titled "Pacifle of these bombs has been. VVc Given Medal Battle Line’' saw action from the M OOTWNS m i n g ^ ^ r a l d time for the amateurs to see how Output Curbs lettem addressed tq boys over­ Marks Birthday Today Hartford, Sept. 7— ing'under the knowledge that 17.- post office, Is due to careless­ ____ ■ — ...... •—— '— Effort to Explore and sion reported today that only three bers Trucking Company,^68Hol^ls- undetermined city on toe route. rjlo itS in Naval Battle Salt L ^ e Oty, YMtoneapoUa, ramriNL still, perhaps, hand the profession­ Local Aviator Decorated on a mov- The___company company reporte reporte ------increased p iu iw iv a v u i m# Pennaylvania. O’Bannon, Cuyauto,' ter Fhai(iucr> Maiiiv 000 New York'homes would be ness on the part of those mail­ Ya ^ offlca aboard tha ship and a new accidents. each resulting to tions on ‘Security De­ ter streeL lert Tuesday------Qalaa’s W erMe^ri aa« ■ u BUMii a ^ t als a surprise' or two In turn. Soloiis Demand Protec- ing the letters. The cost of an Study Good and Bad Ing trip that wlU take him from moving activity from Manchester Told by Ace Reporter. Nicholas, Grayaon, Fleteh^ Al- Ikuieheater, Owu blaated apart every 24 hours In ^For Achievement* USS Constellation Is , of cargo storing ■i'4 "slight” damage, had occurred posits^ Announced. to other points h| New England, S t a n s . I t b t KAS nSRODSON The dates are Sept. 16 and 16th, tive Action <*on Big air mall lettbr la. alx .cents a Features State Idea. during more than 38 million miles three to four weeks to complete. wyto and Loulsvilla. He j(Ives ^ ottUr to gain any such apprecla- half ounce. Iiy many cases It Is. tn Manv Man- sUrted on thS '1 The cross country contract In­ indicating that many' ot toe war plajr-hy-piay deacription of the at the Masonic Temple; the ex­ South Pacific Area. K n o w n t o m a n y ira« jaock nearby, under dlrecUon of of travel by motor vehicles across workers of this town are moving The heroic services of Seaman OrtobOT 1. UP tirlme Minister caprchill's decla­ production as soon ^ Germany est ihlp In the U. S. Navy—the assigned claaaes. It 1s the duty of and approaches between SepL 5, While the amendments repre­ as Cleveland whore he will pick up [ fled trucking helpers also hampers Office show that more patents postage Is working Just in thei today by the WW department. necticut 1942, and SepL 6, of thla year, was sent little actua) change In toe ad­ which WM blasted to the bottom rations, that the presence, of the falls was mixed today with a de­ The award was for "meritori­ U. S. S. Constellation. The mecca , the Manchester Naval officer to Governor Baldwin, in announc crew. He has stops at Hollywood, the truckers. of the Coral Sea over two years have bean Issued to Ooanecticut IH.00 opposite direction. . J mark the students for advance­ described aa "excellent" by the ministration of rent regulations in f r a n k l i n G A R A i SUtes •»<' AW ...... •'•* robot'bomb threat could not in­ mand for protective actioh to pre­ ous achievement while participat­ for many Manchester people at ; tag plans for the Institute yester­ ago. In that battle Fitzgerald and residents, to proporation to toe ment to tha next higher petty of­ Safety commission to commenting ConnecticuL Sullivsm declared, total population, than for any miCBSR OT terfere'with basic Allied stratejgY vent big corporatlona from •'"O- ing In sustained operational flight Newport, R. L, since the war, and ^ day, said: on toe traffic accident experience they do spell out provisions which Army we’ll have when Germany is another New Britain sailor’saved 653 Center Strqet ^ n » t&OClATKD missions during which hostile con­ ficer grades. "We want to know and under knocked oht of toe war, and con­ toe life of one of the ship’s offi­ other sUte. PraM U •xcluftYaiy Now that basic strategy has ap- bllng up" released mat^als. a meeting there with Lieut. John. Many distlngu^ed vlsliort vis­ on toe span during Ite initial two have hitherto been appUe() large­ Senator Stewart tact whs probably and expected. stand toe things that have been years of operation. ly by Interpretation. In addition to qe Industry tinued Navy needs for several I i s U m na* ol ^'•****^**°".?J parthtly declared a dividend for Sees Seaport F. Shea. U. S. N. (Rat.) tha Kxac-| it the Cwistellatlon yearly, among done right, as well as know artd years /thereafter, the' Industry does aimatrhM oradlUd to U or nrt that while he Is aware of WPB S Attended local Schools vet-1 the better known having been its regular meaning, the term "se­ i ^ l t o d ta «"• P*J?1 London. The BrlUsh, and Caf»a: assurance of plans to protect small Lieut. Baker waa born In Sun- utlve officer, a Manchester understand toe things which have curity deposit” includes any pre­ not expect very sharp cutbacks toeiil now* publiapoo her*. eran ^ of two wara.____ Kate Smith and Tod CoUlna, Jack Ifering Jobs dlan sweep up the Channel Coast, business In the rewnverslon bury, Pa., the apn of Mr. and Mrs. been done wrong, ro that we can payment of rent in excess of one tmtoedlately after peace Is de period, this protestlon should be At New London It' is Indeed a rare treat to visit Benny and Mary Livingstone, Ma- avol^ mistakes to toe future." hlaled to Europe,” Field said. “ricbta of rapobliootioii ot ainf^ primarily ajt the opening of \ ..... f James O. Baker of 146 High such a relic of the old daya of Na- j^r Bovroa, Fred Allen and many French Setup month to advance, toe rent exec' • \ Ik h^fein. •« Supplemented by the street. He came with hla parents WIU Advise University utlve explained. Export Frospecta Promising I MrrlM oHont ol N. H. A. Sorrteo the batUe for Oerjnany Itself, has val fighting and to visit others. Two 'years ago, St about this "emergency priorities to little to Manchester at the age ^ aaven nook and cranny of the grand old xhe ConsteUatloo Is a full- A committee will be appointed ' Under toe amendments, land­ -Recof^'Breaking Post At the same time, he added, UberaUd not only porUons of concerns for materials and com Willard Rogers. S ^ k s to advise the university m estab­ lords who can establish need of a sUge In thq state campaign, we and attended Manchester elemen­ ship which slid down the ways at rigged frigate of 3C guns and w m Shifts Loom War t*roduction Seen; prospects for shoe exports look HOtra RoproMnUtlToa: France and Belgium and Holland, ponent parts. ^ tary schools. He graduated from Baltimore on SepL 7, 1797. Every j,iait by David Stodert of 3 ^ tl- lishing the Institute and to direct­ « deposit for such objects aa keys promising, particularly for toe re­ i^tbow p Spoelal AgP cr^ b * brashly foun^-sthe Baldwin-Hurley "If such-priorities are not estab­ O f Its i*QSsibilitie8\ at ing Ite program which, toe gover­ but London itaeU. Let us hope Manchester High school In the Manchester visitor has the good I more, Md., and launched on SepL and Ice trays, may petition too Needs 50,000 More. lief types of shoes made of non- Oileago, Dotrott ond Bootoa. race somethlng"^of S toss-up. It lished by the WPB itself." Stewart nor said, wUI be "purely education­ area rent director-for permission rationed materials which toe Uni­ f I » that London's millions have flnaUy Testim onial JEUtnquet. class of 11934 and from Morse fortune of a personal tour through Her length Is 161 feet Resistance Group- Ex _ audit BURKAO wss a toss-up, all right'for no re­ told a feoorter, *T ahall seek legis­ Business College, Hartford. Before the old ship with lieutenant Shea ^nd breadth, 40 feet. Her draft is al." Representatives of labor and to require such a deposit, but in no ted Nations relief agency la now ATIUNR been given hormal civilian securi­ lative authority for such a step. jnanagement will be named to toe pected to Be Given case will toe amount exceed $10, Boston, SepL ’7—) A fort and wear any footwear ever Don’t wi4tl ask mar drassUt (or Doan’s power to declare war this war through another winter. organized labor for the Democrat­ "It is Important that the Smaller ix)ndon port Is a natural for devel- The ceremony waa performed by pa;rticipated In the first cifigaga* are a ta ^ g and working to toe re­ Tffis. ossd •seoaanlly hr 9{2)®ns for prsr C la p p 's olmEAL 2 Pk” 2 7* IONA COCOA X ^ War Plantr corporation be author- opment. Impartial engineers hai^re the Rev. William J. Dunn at a Disced out of commiaalon at Nor­ ment vrith the monatera. special House unit was created tO' spective ministries. The resistance In toe Chinese language the produced before, both In this coun­ i hto own personal pleasure upon We i n alnmdy, on the ap­ ic side of the cajhpalgn would try and abroad. carry some weight. , . Ized to extend emergency priori- told me Now pondon has far nuptial high mass at n^e o'clock folk. "Two of- theae defects detract day, charged with toe reaponsibU- groMP Is anxious to compensate same word may often serve aa D ixie M a rgarfa e 2 (lelntB 2S « proaches to ® e Siegfried Une. iSe ateH of th« ClvU War. Ity of planning toe nation’s agri' noun, adjective, verb or adverb. "Because of toe large stsih"« occasionally-appearing tails of tion. In the development of the Navy la proud of her accompuan- mei news agency was dls- roost essential phases of the entire ToBal4e*t LBS allsnt mouthpiece for those Iso- their enemy. ■' to dignify him, while the Dei”^ Unree beavers swimming single- yellow ros’A- SWT. POTATOES We can crack the Siegfried New London port, all of Eastern The ceremony waa followed by menU IH her long period closedtoday in a Tokyo broadcast post-war picture." st senators who are bent on cratic convention left some of the .. during which aha succeeded In de­ Pace remarked too, that he waa GALVANIZED GARBAGE PAILS FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES lOe-ea. .A n i t a 4 me W l Une. 'There need no longer be any most respseted elements of Hur­ Connecticut could easily be ^re- a wedding breakfast and reception raporte^-^ the Federal Commun­ staging world organization for "Papa, mama and baby beaver en6r^*€d End it not unkind to for 60 guests at the home of the feating the French Frigate, eager to begin toe work, "since ig H p p NOPdMTSI B cANNED MEATS-NO POINTS ley’s party bitter. . ■wlm," said Walter. ications ooxunlBaioii. Buy An You Want! 4 me m even though they do not question of that The'vital ques­ out for a say that in the post-war era we bride’s mother, which waa taste- surgente, on IJW, while The broaddart said the Yakosu- this Is a vride fleld. In Which many BaBwln has the state In the must stimulate employment oppor­ declaloril Important to too welfare to say so while engaged in tion Is that of time and cost It palm of hla hand; Hurley must, to fully decorated with seasonal gar- cruising m the West Indies and ka Naval statibn announced that 6-Gallon, Heavy $1.95 AsparasM CaU 36*|Trset 33* NawnriewMilaRS m ir: Is the essence of this Allied cam­ tunities In this entire area. While den flowers. again In the the following ofnbara had “died ln\ of the nation must be made soom" Jgns for their own feelec- tell the truth, wage an extraor­ B ^ B e m CMC V®K®a^ 23*lwilsH'a Mar CAN 32* P a u a l C elery anujM bokIN*! Sugar Requests there will be re-conyerslon prob- The brililegroom’a gift to his 2, she met “ * * * ^ j f f action at the front’^iv a Fulmer skid h*arto$ra •wlU W CAN OPENERS paign that despite all obstacles. dinarily ktriklng campaign in or­ 14ms In the centra) and southern fin soon, with Secretary of Agri­ 10-Gallon, Heavy $2.35 der to gain its attention. bride waa a string of pearls; to hU prench Frigate, I* VengenM ^ -.Vic* Admiral Matehpl lehuuln; SplMch VK®o*30*flSwlft'srraa ‘1 ^ 3 3 * PUtataea tktSSo IO j m 49*^ But he is not a very good Re It maintain its own momentum P ^ n o i^ I T I O lls l tol being beat man he gave a wallet and to near Ouadiioupa after a llva-hour culture Wlckard and War Food Hand and Wall Types. I Onr conclusion at this stage s e e n . E i n o r n i v t i o inauatrlallzed and at pres­ and Rear Admirals Ryih|p Wak- nm n % iblican when he assumes, for the and thus capitalize fuUy on the of the 1944 state i^ p a lg n Is, the uahera, neckties. Tha brida’a nigbt battle, Wakizsks, Suatada Administrator Jones aa Initial adt- BakeU B e a a t Vk” 19*||MI-Meat victories so fair gained. It Is our ent engaged In war production, gift to her maid of honor was a A ^ ^ Ji the North AfrtCM arsA IFumo Kltaminuthv nesses.. . .j. WHITE ENAMEL PAILS of his lurid argument, then, that Baldwin has a con­ the cnallenge In Eastern Connec- On the special committee In addi­ effort to maintain this momentum siderable margin of safety, string of rosary beads. the Cpnateltotion from ^ **^M*Admlral Kuranosuke Yia- METAL DUST PANS SUNNYBROOK FRESH NATIVE 6RADE “ A" it it Is going to be Roosevelt in Hartford. Sept. 7—Ofy— Connec- 1 tlcut seems greater, When leaving with the bride­ 1805 t ^ part to operotioM tion to Fulmer, Pace and Hope are i whlbh is now In the making, and margin big enough to permit Representatives Poage (D., TejO, is presidency forever. In case he him to ,wta even ahould the tlcut housewives were assured to - to «o*«nd inopoeltifm groom for a wedding trip of unw- l'12-Quarf $1.39 t heard, his own party has a upon Its success will depend any day'by the SUta OPA that the "Tin e *• nounced destination, the brlto Granger (D., Ufch), Voorhla (D., state go for Roosevelt in a dn- gerlM Pngate, Maahuda. P u ^ g broadcast added. PULLET EGGS o6z31*: very early end of the war. pUcatlon of Its 1940 national ^ t o n Regional OPA office to unround In the p r o p o s e ^ w wore a black and white enaemble Calif.), Wlckorshal (D., Qkla.), PIPE TOOLS lldate for the office, ^whom roshing sugar certificates for K n- don toe War of 1812 she was Mrokto-1 ^ ' August H.' Andresen (R., Mlnn.)» PuOet ate plentiful and the price i» Iw---eoss ate* ^ Republicans expect to Inher vote. • vrith orchid coraaga nlng to local boards to meet an un- trary. Th'e bride la employed In Chenhy ed at the port'Of Norfolk, Va., by|__ . -n a s * • ,__ ' M u m y (R., Wls.), and piU (R.; . DOG FLEA POWDER DIES — VISES — CUTTEES — WRENCHES *lo^, complete with protein*, e**ential vitamin*, tat* and jninerai*. the responsibility of leading Grange F|iir exiSeted demand. soundest Brothers Pm-chaslng department the British fleet hut her ato*!! P | * g g g P u b l l C l t V Colo.). ______^ Thev added that in the mean- programs yet ConceiMd. It this country’s participation in the and alrgeant Welch la aUUoried boats aaalated U#^the«pture rf ^ mT j J A Complete Assortment In Stock! The Manchester Grange haa. In To H old M eeting British boats off the C w e y Large Size 50c irvation of world peace. The at Scott Field, 111. Off the craney la-1 Qperativc N eeded selecting 1944 for Ite revival of Its huida. During toe Civil War aim (M eeting Saturday Another Doflr Remedies In S to^! _ fOR ;an plan at Dumbarton was to the Mediterranean pfoteet- j u d annual Aplcultural Fair, done I n A n o t h e r **coi2triictive employment s, toi^other words, a plan Gary-^^k*T 1 y j- American ieommarca. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS $13.50 what all good farmers must which V iis^Uv haw a t ^ and It vriU place Connecticut u ^ n Tha War Finance committee an­ T o M ake yotersl mocks may VreU be executed by a Mru_a_nd M^- FrMk C ^ b « r hundred years after her nounces that application# wUl ^ I Is to make' the best of adverse uf 48 RuaroU street, announce was laid to Baltimore, the ELECTRIC SUMP PUMPS $47.50 Schcipl publican president ' And, glv- received for a radio and press pub- AD Braaa. Quart Siie. conditions when they come. The ZonmgBMrd of Appeal, haa, marriage _^*‘®^^*!***,^ J S ? Conateltotion waa assigned to ^ Uelty operative for general pr<^ For Draining Cellars. credit where credit is due. It AUca MarganK Crookerj^to J^2JJ5f!Smtotog S U tl^ Nawpbrt. The Selectmen ,and town clerk Candor might compel the- ad­ motion work to connection with ’ will be to session Saturday from been fflrmulated Md present- Shipman I ^ r a 'she has remained rince. flif WT LU N C H ^ DONUTS mission that any particularly ofMr.andMre.CharleaD.Caryof| wMra^ro^ the sale of War Bond#., S ^ e a p a. m. to 8 p. m„ for toe purpnunander Iw Chief, 'United | ments are asked to appear to » exhibits on toe distaff aide of N o Germ aiuPeace man. ow **•-*♦„« time Hcenw tegs. aulUbly lnacrib- Darthmouto College, Hanover, N. States Atlantic FloeL" Doetor and this ASPHALT AND ASBESTOS view that-America cannot af- ■ pharmacy are partners In pro- j, plain why they are asking f “ ^ I Manchester farms. It w£U> be The fabulous Fanny Skefflngton, ^ annual fees, H., and at Plattsburg, Y. Then 00 August 9, 1948, R *^ | sums shown to toe budgets that Repairs Now Will Save Money! to throw away the victory of haying married for money, blithe-1 council ordered an l^teotiop. We worh together I CAMAY SOAP found, we warrant that the farm Plea Y et Maide Admiral C. F. Bryant Command- have bean amf fo tha aalactmen 12-INCH BORDER FENCE 8c ft. LA R G E F O W L war by any carelCss or par- ly schemes and Coquettes her way j Q^nanca drawn after Councilman er of BatUaahlp Dlvlrion Flro ia aa effort te malataia for next year, kitchen haa worked Its uaual wla- through 26 yaara o< assorted lovM. Uardy daclarad; t ^ health of this eomnumity. ! Shrobs an^ ETergreens. obstruction of plans for per- Fasciste Prepare tha Atlaintic Flaat with W« Thera art over 30 alsarant For Proteetloptlop Around S F A N a NATIVE MILK-FED ardry to canqjng and preserving. suitors uid shallow frlpperlsa, to j ■jjjeae doga merit tha gratitude broka hla flag on tha ConateUa- Ash your Dootor about ne. budgets that will have to be con­ 1 Gallon 89c 5 Gallons $3125 it protection of peace. London, SepL 7—UP)—A spokeS' tra^e Ignorance of the misery and j ^ for their outetand- [j The greatext trouble with these man for toe British government tion. » I '.'We are oonfidrot be will rao- ^ sidered; repreaenttog an a x ^ d l-1 c a k e s 4 TO 6 POUND SIZES heffrtbreak she baa sown anroute, ^ service In anti-sabotage vrork, T o Flee to Japanl oamend that you bring lua EXTRA HEAVY 3 2 0 ‘ .41 fairs to that one can't eat one's B'ated emphatically Ikst night A tiny IMP. now, aa ahlpa of turo of over $1,000,^ and to p the seeds of w hl^ are ^aprout^g | saving, enemy, detection and •- pcoaeriptiaa h m lac filling. Londm Liberated Too way through toe exhibits. - But, that Germany has made no peace tha modem navy go. yat to every • through the figures of all of tha ■; $ 3 .4 9 all around her. The andming P*" I carrying mmesaages and auppUes haart to tha N av^ t^ we^ up . b u d ^ win tUta up aavtral hours., RUBBISH BURNERS $7.95 ASH BARRELS moat blessed by-product ot though that may be forbidden, one plea as yet to toe United Nations. tlenca of her devoted htMband, tha j u n d i f l^ " V p e S H ftlC E D He said the statement area .made Rotoa, SepL 7.—» *»—t* | praaldant Kdalmlro Farrall told Praaeriptlen Phanna^ta v-ante a divorce and a court order Ihe spokesman explained that and with to# Vrogn^^M O t ^ gg Argentina In a na- Japan to a gigantic plant original-1 more formldaWa foes. forbidding hla young adfa, Wanda, I iwmom ■ daya and nights have ractions. any German peace emissary can ly conatructed "for the amblUoua I » . jraw Type of Sarvloa__ 901 Mala St. *«L MACKEItEL We recommend toe Grat^^e yeara takes up With yoongar ana broadcast last night that to telephane or vialv blm. AlbemL I HARDWARE. CO. •ad without mors than an approach the western. Allies only project of bombing New Yobk." I The old ship to • F. T. MANCHESTER jn E tiiEU ATUimc a p m m 54. U M ault for both yesterday, apparently bitter and Fair to all victory garden ^ through Gen. Darlght D. Elsen- The dlapatch aald the plane, one# Lnasdad apot to *“ ^ * 2 ® * ^ 7«8 MAIN STREET Fricaa aybieet ta »wa»ee toe«ms( ^ ^ nuiaaems from I imiiar til* slfla direction of.ueuL alleging abe had been thus annoy­ , a( tba rdhot boinba, thavlaat either' for exhibition themaelveit bower, who will not give the order, max la raa^Md whan Job I — .veraioiui ratardlnx tba used to convey msapragas from funder the ahla ing him ainca .toey aaparated laatj .f.- ton. Fium/ahuabanArt tu rn ^ Officer. a( dedsnoa from tha Oer- if their seaaoB happened to yield to cease firing until be obtaica an HiUer and'MuMolim to Tokyo, | John F. Shea, ISxecutive month. unconditional surrender from the Germany, broken “ ^ I r S S ^ of tb . membwi of toa gov* now is under ciiiard at an air- Claeees to seamanaUPr funneiT?. toe robot coast. some pride-worthy product, or, at German high command, endorsed -conflnamant. to a flra apiitiwg erigiBate from tha [ arMBsat" ' 7 , ^ . BtU the Isaa^ for an anjoyabla and tag Um Qanua gimnl a(s& - k PAGE '■ j MANCHKS’I'EfC EVENiNtJ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER,|7, 1944

J |\f< MANcmaTEB EvranHo h h .A u >, *AiroHBnEK, c o n h . -rmnaPAT, c t f t e m b e i . t . » 4 « ) EIGHT WTIO—1086 nam e’s S’iitcase Left. / Soviels Reported HDRC—1840 SS&IIS j du’ted for Hitler In the. Balkans Y anl^ Co Toward Nazis Report Today's Radio f'lfst Shutout Victoty in Softball Leagu ome time ago. In an Automobile IJere Yank Patrols ‘•A German fighter ace flying a Fighting 90 Miles t . captured Spitfire, demonstrated to 3^egflried Battle; A suitcase owned a Ms- icheater, Soviet Drive Adrian RoUlm Cheneys Down Jfeut. Prentice Home the saUsfacUon of the Fuehrer line unknown 4:00-WTIC — Trio; WNBC — CheaUr Bowlea, Enter Prato; that British fighters did not poaaea by fha nama of J . J. Outside Belgrade WDRC—Service Time; WNBC LdMiding Batters in American I.eague Probe in Forest Flnnegah,«b, wMwas ]left m a car oh O.P.A. Added Weapon Cramer Helps End Firemen by the necessary speed to Inteidept Into Greece Parade of Star*.* 8 :00—w n c — Frank Morgan Props Meet the flying bomb," Sandya *«ld. the atreet today and waa turn­ 4:18—tv n e -Stella DaUaa. Of 5 to 0; “Pop” From Italy’s War Zone ed over tO/^Mlaa Jessie M. Rey­ (Continned from Page One) 4:30— w n c — Lorenzo Jone*; Variety Show; WDRC — Sus­ Gains Slight "They reckoned without tb8 In­ ' (Continued from Page One) (Continued From Page One) pense; WTHT—Frank Slnglser; Detroit Win creased 'Sficiency of our latest nolds. ’ITle owner may obtain WDRC — Ad Liner; WNBC — Hill Billies son Allows Y>nly 3 the same by calling at her of- overland escape route' from the WNBC — Ray Henle ’ (Continued From Page One) fighter and overlooked. the super­ who' had had time to get their Balkans. north of Sofia. The Russian plunge News. ' 8:18^W THT— Music; WNBC — ^ of Blarandcr He ior skill and re.aourCes of our breath while Patton reorganized ^ e Munieipal building. 4.46__w n c — Young Wldder Double Play- by The Russians overwhelmed wide to the iron gate of the Danube Brown; WNBC — United Prea* Lum and Abner. His Work with the Bat excellent obeervatlon northward pllota." hi* supply service. Front line dls- -S- belts of steel reinforced bunker* yesterday gave them control of all 8:80—w n o—Mualc of the Bve- First of the Playoffs to chinists Stops Bi Completed 65 Sandya said rocket bombs patches sa{d Moselle bridgeheads, News* Into both the upper Tiber and up­ and dug out extensive minefields the north frontier of Bulgarin. 8-00—w n c ’— W'hen a Girl Mar­ ' ning; WDRC— Death Valley Furnish Excitement at Puts Tigers Only IV 2 per Amo valleya. launched planes proved less near M etz‘were gained yeaterd^"' in the Narew area. One tank bar Demotlca iDldymotelkhon) He* Sheriff; WTHT — New*; Caa- The Cheney Brothefs imbinf^ ^I*s**®®*’ accurate trojpn than the land-launched only at heavy coat and In the f le Orders ries; WDRC — New*: Ad Games Behind Top. The Eighth Army’a onalaught in Tier five miles long was reduced In Thrace, the eaatern... extremity ties In the Air; WNBC —Amer­ robots. Counter-measures, h'e of concentrations of artillery lire. WTHT — Newy Music; WNBC The ^ e st Side Oval. team downed te* 9<|uth M* led the Air MedaV the Adriatic area received heavy The (3erman# frantically tried to of Greece which Bulgaria seized —Terry and top Pirate*. ica’s Town Meeting, Bupport from both /air and aea. said, ,/have reduced the scale of It was not known /Whether Probe at Jail atabllize this crucial sector. and occupied after the -£)erman p;0O^WTIC—Kraft Mualc H%U By Jack Hand ; ter Firemen last iventng at tkfiJ airpOme launching to very small 8:18— w n c —■ We Love and The Hamilton Prop* with an J. Pnsntlce, tr. 3. The Navy announp^d that British Americans had penetrated Into Once the Red Army gain* conquest of the Balkan*, i t 1* 60 Learn; WNBC — Dick Tracy. WDRC— Major Bowea Ama­ AP Sport* Writer playgrounds by th* score'of Otgl warahipa Bred more than > 600 prhpertions. Nahcy, but Met* waxunficf attack sizeable bulge west of the Narew, miles north of the Aegean, 190 outslda chance of flhlohlng In a tie Air Force*, member of the (Continned from Page One) B;80—w n c — Just, Plain Bill; teur Hour; WTHT -G abriel for eeoond -plaqe last night agreed Steve a ’Nelll popped up with The Macblniats only had ahella into Gerfnan defenaea in the on both the' north/And south. Warsaw would be .decisively out­ mileq eaat of Salonika and 180 •WDRC — ■ War Commentary; Heatter. uUi 12th Air Force and pilot , of ■ flanked and the entire front across to take tee .bance and meet tec another route-going , pitcher In asrnad runs, but were given ' Rimini area yeaterday with ex­ Hodges’ trof>tSi on their left mllea northwest of Istanbul, the Baseball Scores; WTHT — Tom 6:15—WTHT—Screen Teat On* on an error by Sion 0 .M Martin Marauder Bomber cellent rwSulta. and iatl laxity made In connec­ Poland would be In Immediate former Turkish capital on the Bos­ RockvlUe Hill Billies In tee first Rufe Gentry Wednesday night a* f^the Mediterranean area for the Japanese Told flank reacheX-Jodoigne, 18 miles tion o* with a ftVe-man jail break Mix; WNBC— Jack Armstrong. 9:30-^ WTIC — VUlag# Store game of tee TwUlght League the Detroit Tiger* moved to with­ and two on a easy pop fly- Once Rimini ia captured, the north of NAmur and only 12 'miles danger of cracking wide open porus. 8 j45—WTIC — Front Page Far­ WDRC —Corlla* Archer; WTHT 10 montha,. la at hla home, 87 last Julv. Ullman has declined to (A broadcast from Marahal playdRa on Sunday. Th* gam* will in a game and a half of tee Yan-^ Benson dropped. Britiah will be able to pour into southeaM^^o^ Leuven where they March Toward Aegevi rell; WDRC — Swoon of Croon; —Sammy Kaye’* Berenad# End Rally Qolokly ti Btreet, after completing 65 the flatlanda beyond the. greateat reveal the results of a special au­ Tito’s headquarteM last night aald be played at th* Weat Sid* Oval kees In the American League, but ribing miasioh* in the Italian War Situation apparently were about to link up dit by the State Judicial depart­ "The general direction of march , ' WTHT — Superman: WNBC — WNBC — Spotlight Banda; and will *tart at 8 o’clock. the veteran Roger "Doc” Cramer •iTie league leaders ended g- armored atriklng fofee ever aa- with the British Second Army' the Red Army haa smashed across ia toward th< Aegean coast,” said Sea Hound. Coronet Story TellAr. Hisr of war. . ment. which was completed ,ln the Danube into Yugoslavia. It With Art Pongrats tee Hamil­ took the play with his :587 nine- ly that th* Plre-eateM had atai mdunte of Manchester High aembled in Italy, and it la there j shlng out of that city. ^ the Berlin broadcast, recorded by 6-00—WTIC — News; WDRC — 10:00—w n c —Governor Dewey day batting splurge. in the fifth Inning when they you that the final 1>attle for north June. failed to say whether a juncture ton coach, ‘acting aa th* teams in the Claaa of 1938. L»«ut, Jodoigne Is In the area of the The Associated Press. The flrat News; WTHT — News; WNBC WDRC — The Flrat Line spokesman, he didn’t healtat* on* ITie Detroit club could be com­ pleted a double play from Italy ia expected to take ahape. More Intens^ Sensational charges In regard to of force* was effected, but it waa Ruaaian. incuraloiw into Bplgaria entice received hla Gette river, where the Germans the jail situation, made in court by —News. • - WTHT — Henry Gadatone minute when approached by Nick posed of jtwo fellows named Hal bert to House to kill the fire* taken to indicate some connection took place Tueaday, the day Rus­ 6 :15—w n c — History ii|i the WNBC—Raymond Oram Swing. Newhouaer and Dizzy Trout for all Inlng at the Santa Ana, Califor- (Continued from Page reported fighting with the British. one of the five recaptured jall- already existed.) < Angelo, president of the loop, and IS only chance of scoring. Air Baae and won hla win^ at Other First Army columns sia declared war, the enemy said. Headlines; WDRC — George 10:15—WTHT— Ting Ruffner tee average fan knew but .tee all Pop Gleason got credit with breakera upon arraignment In Su. Front dispatches said the Red "The new Bulgarian leftist gov­ Armstead: WTHT - War Gar­ agreed to meet te* Hill Billies Ckton Air Field, Stockton. Call- Virtually End drove across the Meuse beyond perior court on June 15, caused WNBC— George Hlcka. rather than wait fpr te# outcome Important matter of baae hits waa P*t^ Fez Bobby Ooerr only shutout victory of the s4 war—when enemy atMfck* upon Army was employing large groups ernment which characteriaUcally dens; Concert Hour; WNBC — 10:30—w n c —March of Time being'taken car* of by th# S8-y#ar- nla, and left for North Africa our homeland are to In­ Namur, pushed east of the river an immediate announcement by of parachutists in the lightning- of tee Flier-Baron game orl|[lnally son in the local league. He allc November 1, 1943. la being called the ‘Kerensky gov­ Shell Digest of the Air; Race WDRC— Here’s to Romance old______Cramer, The BOTton Red Sox are making a strong bid for te# American ed only three hits to the only te Robot Menace crease in frequency andifkely scale and from Glvet, thrust Into the Ar­ the state’s attorney’s office that a like westward advance. ernment’ (the transitory Russian scheduled for tonight The move Known beat for hi# day# of atar- League championship and two of te* moat potent members of thalr [when the Germana had wen Llettt. Samoel J . Prentice dennes forest east of Anchamps, thorough investigation would be Results. / _ _ WTHT— Music; WNBC ^ o e ■tralghtena out • .attera complete­ that haa beaten the Machinti ttded up and all aerial n®tivi- we m'gbt do well to consider the reached Thilay on the Semoy riv­ . The Russians recaptured Wolo- re^me between the czar and the 6:30—w n c -- striouy 4 Sport*: B. Brown—Stop or Go. dom„ 'with th# Phlla:delphla A’*, *•. I Bobby Doerr and Pet# Fox. Both are one-two in tee race possibility (rf^ e lr landing on our undertaken. min, 1 0 .miles northeast of War­ Soviet union) Is aald to have reach­ ly and tee playotts will start with­ thla year. In the Tunlalan theater had (Continued from Page One) er three miles east of the Meuse The prisoner, John "Maud” An­ WDRC — Jack Stevens; WNBC Cramer has set tee pace for the for tee league batting championship. Doerr, the second baseman, Moorhouae waa the only firen home- soll-T^e must indeed con- saw, and occupied the Narew riv­ ed an agreement leaving Bulgar­ —Something for the Girls. 11:00—WTIC— News; WDRC out any further deltas Tigers with 22 hits In his last 41 ,1 cleared up, Lieut. in ..the area northeast of CTiarle- derson of Waterbury, now serving News; WTHT — News; WNBC left tee team lisst Sunday ..for the service and his big bat will be that gave Pop any trouble. In Germana had sent about 7.250 centrate/dur total power and, with er fortress q( Ostroleka, 26 miles ian ground tc the Soviets without g;4b _ w n c — Lowell Thomaa: The HtU Billies wlIlDank on the at bats, boosting Ml* average from sorely missed. Fox, the regular right fielder. Is enjoying one of J Ilia brother pllota were aaalgn- Deaths vllie, and reached Yoncq, 10 miles two to five years In state prison, /—United PreAa News. good right arm Johnny Urban lecting two of the their hits. to baaea In the Mediterranean winged bombs against southern burning enthusiasm to safeg:uard south of the border of Blast Prus­ fighting,” the Berlin radio said. WDRC — World Today; WNBC a sub par .108 on June 15 to a aoar- hla best year* up at te* plate. Up to Monday'* game, Doerr held a southeast of Sedan. told the court th at he had had 11:15—w n c — Harknea* of while te* HamUtonof team may Zaminick was'the big gun for ouxnational policy by offering our sia. The polish capital was with­ Th e collapse of Hitler’s Balkan —Henry J. Taylor: New* Com ing .280. aa. ultimately taking over Helda WlUlam Ai^trong England. . Two Armies in Contact several little' drinks” prior to hla spring a surprise and start the two point advantage over hts teammate.______' winnera in hitting safely tw ice, Sardinia, near Cagliari, from It was unlikely that the final and with renewed determina­ in range of Marahal Konstantin house was complete except for mentor. Washington: WDRC — Dance Sensational Player Mrs. Sarah Armstrong, of 56 From southern France, a CBS escape, and replied to a question Hungary. 7 :00—w n O —Mualo •Shop: WDRC Orchestra: WTHT — Music; veteran *Yosh Klnel on tee hill. Pinky Higgins, Dick WakAflsld. two trip's at the plate. dch baae the 47th Wing, 319th casualties and damage from th^ tion to fight through this war. ex­ broadcast from Rome reported, from the bench, that the liquor K. Rokossovsky’s big guna. Firemen mbing group, to which the local Summit street, bombardment will be disclosedlX- haust every- means in 'our human Advices from the front said the Germans Appear Trapped —I Love a Mystery; WTHT — WNBC — The Music You W ant The flrat gam# loom* aa a great Jimmy Outlaw and Rudy York Local Fans Aaked to Pick yesterday of the audden death of 1, Bept. units of Lieut Gen. Alexander M. was procurable because “the Fulton Lewie, Jr.; WNBC — battle and with at least three were helping te* cause but Cra­ AB. R. H. PO. A. er waa attached, operated for the fore Parliament reconvenes, possession while praying for Patch’s Seventh Army drove up guardi. were careless In searching ’ Russians appeared to have de­ German forces In the Balkans 11:30 —w n c —Canadian Music Verdict Goes Their Own All. Star Team Moorehousc, cf 3 0 2 1 0 her eldeat son, William Arm­ 26th. divine guidance to our August feated ae-h ijr heavUy equipped appeared to have been trapped, Musical Mystorlea. in Wartime: WDRC — inva mdre Sunday gamee left the mer was the most aensatlonal In year. strong. which occurred at his to make contact with Patton’a aentenced men returning from 7:15—w n c —Nswa of th# World: chances of the circuit ending up the club’s recent sur^. Th# New Kerr, p ...... • • -3 9 0 0 8 Fliers Made History Some of the newsmeX at San dieties with purity of heart." Third Army at an undiscloaed work. These Inmates, Anderaon German army tfcetween Waraaw with surrender their only out, and America: WTHT — Shep Field’s Local baseball fans are ask­ Slomelnsky, sf 3 0 0 8 6 liaut. Prentice'B group made home In Cedar Grove. N. J. dys’ press conference brought He declared the rise or fall of and Lomza, 20 miles northeast of Carlo dispatches declared six Ger­ WDRC — John Nesblt; WTHT with some mow crackerjack Jersey veteran wae covering oen- ed to make their aelectlons of Born In Manchester 55 years point near the German border, atated. paid from |1 to $2 per d^y (Jroheatra. terfleid like a blanket, using hts To WiUiams Wilkinson, ss ..3 0 0 0 1 Wy during the «hrly stagea of away the impressloii that the Al­ the empire and "the life or death A dispatch from Switzerland when hired out, brought liquor Ostroleka on the Narew, and a man divisions In Greece alone —Musical QuISc games are good. an AH BUr Twilight' League ago this coming Saturday. Mr. lied advance along the French 7:30 —w n c — Charlie Chan l l : 45-rWNBO—Shep Field’s Or­ knowledge of the hitter* to best Fracchla, c ,... 3 0 0 0 Stderho Invasion when they of the Yamato (Japanese) race” said American tanks had reached back with them to the jail. breakthrough to a considerable were “virtually in thp bag[. chestra. team. The team will consist of L. Frehelr. rf . . 2 0 0 0 6X Armstrong was the son <>* “ i^ coast had knomced out the Ger­ The Greek government In exile •WDRC — Mr. Keen, Tracer of advantage, cutting off lacklesa ten men, with two pltchera be­ ■nbed the tough mountain village were at stake., Montbellard, only 10 miles from Denies All Aaaertlons depth waa Indicated. > 12:00—w n o — Nawa; Design for h u e runnera with hla rifle arm and AngOtt LoSCS Bout in Freheit, U .. 2 0 0 1 0 ► Caaalno to complete destruction Armstrong and the late William mans’ V-2, reputedly a much heav Belfort, where a gap opens to one Ti'/are wraa no Intimation In Mos­ In Cairo was reported preparing Lost Persona; WTHT — Arthur 1 ing allowed. Also fans are aak­ Armstrong. He left for New Jer­ ier rockelr^ bomb than the V-X The premier’s war review, at Sheriff J. Edward Slavln, not In to move to Athens, believing the Hale; WNBC — It’a Murder. listening. performing teat Important task of d ,,. M a n v F a n a Benaon, Jb .... 1 0 0 I 2 ^ ptduced the St. Benedictine the opening of the Diet’s 85th ex­ of the Rhine crossings famous in cow that the Russians had crossed ^ ttln g on baae aa -tee Bengal*’ ed to select tee most valuable Rubaoha. 3b .... 2 0 1- 2 2 latery. above Casslno. Into a sey more than 20 years launched . against London, before court at the time, denied all aaser- dsy of GiSeek liberation was near. Local Sport rhllly BUt JWany PaUB player. Lists are to be turned traordinary session, was described invasion history. the Danube into Bulgaria from lead-off man. O. Freheit, lb .. 2 0 J) 8 0 _ of rubble preparatory to the leaves besides hU wife and fow It cotild be used. The leading official report from tions when Informed of the positions along the entire frontier Ankara dispatches dated yea? Think He Won It. in to Earl Yost at the public children, two brothers and ^ rw 1 am a lltUe chary of talking In a Tokyo broadcast reported by charges by reportera. ^ terday said Bulgaria declared war Detroit* Hold Lead address system as soon as pos­ at push that resulted In the the Federal (Communications com­ Rome, however, announced only of that country. West of Bucha­ Cramer continued hla spree with Totol* . . . ----- 28 0 8 18 10 ture of Rome and advance sisters. They Mm . About V-2,” Sandy* said. "We do that American troops had occupied The special audit was called fol­ Tuesday night after several fever­ Gov. Bricker's Acceptance C hatter sible. Lists will be tabulated know quite a lot about it. In a very mission. rest the Red Army filled out a_ ish telephoning* between Sofia a triple and aingle, scoring two Philadelphia, Sept. 7.—(fl7 - I CTieney Brother* hward to Florence. ^ Armstrong. Mm . P. F. M let^^ Arboia, 73 miles from Belfort lowing persistent street ruftiors of large area on the Romanian aide’ and the All-Star team of the AB. R. H. PO. ‘ few day* time I feel that the press Kolso said the Japanese people shortages In the costs and fines and Ankara and the decision ■was Don BallQU, local lad, pitched runs In last night’s 8-2 edm over Quite ‘a few of tee 11,868 follta local fans wiU b* released ttt. Prentice Is juiUy proud of Mm . Robert Von Deck and Bpoert To the west, the Flrat Canadian of the frontier, occupying 100 cit­ Chicago. Gentry scattered eight _ Anniello, 'f .... connection ' with General Armstrorig. all Of this t o ^ : wd will be walking all over these “must safeguard our national accounts. According to Slavln, he 'communicated officially by the To Go Over All Networks against tee Boston Braves In an Dean Senaanbaiigher, phenorhen- who saw Ike Williams get a 10- within the next week. places in France and will know a policy by offering our all” and Army invaded. Belgium for the ies Slid to w n s.------exhibition gain# last night and iWhlte Sox slnglea In hla second Schubert, rf .. T*a 12th Air Force and shares Thomas Armstrong of ;Ham«Jpn, fiMt ttme, sending an armored Po. personally asked Ullman to make Bulgarian I minister to the British al Ohio State freshman of last complete gam* aince ,iune « . . . i round decision over Sammy Angot greaP deal more then than we do must "exhaust every means” to As 'the Russians ^occupied the and American ambassadors yes­ turned in a bang-up performance. season, joins remarkable group omplete gam* since June 22. It | DelMastro, s* .. HB the hundreds of associate llsh division Into the famous Ca a formal request for such an au­ Peterson, lb ... now.” increase the empire's fighting southern Romanian province of terday after the news had been PeUttoal broadcaats tonight: -i>only one station, teat to be aat up Don twirled five innings, was of Army backs. # jAas Rufe’s eighth win and Johnny last night at Bhlb# Park wonder- 1 ^ and crewmen the commenda-. *^It is expected that the funeral nadlan battleground of Ypres, 10 dit, In face of the allegations and Wallachia, their right flank forces In New Ydrk. No date waa an­ Skoog, a f ...... for excellent bombing attrl- Sandy* asserted; strength as a "double-check.” The high given to the Russian envoy. 10:00 (e.w.t.) NBC and touched for only three scattered Humphriei’ ninth low, winding up | today whether the offiolata who Will be held In Cedar Grove on miles inside ^Igliim . continued to push northward into nounced when It 1* hoped-this one hits, and allowed one run. The lat­ the seaaon series between tee two ^ Hence, Sb .... "Blxcept possibly for the last few "ThU is the transition period CBS—F r o m phUadelphla, Sports Roundup ,d to the various units of the Saturday...... The Canadians, with forces al sheriff has discounted any possi­ Transylvania, capturing Campa- might b* ready, partly due to the clubs with Detroit holding a 13-9 gave the Trenton, N. J-, Negro tee Gleason, p _jtarranean command. „ shots, the Battle of London is for Japan to turn from the defen­ ready on both sides of Calais, in bilities of Irregularities ln the ac. 0«T, Thomas E. Dewey’*, ter waa a home-run by Charley lung, 30 miles north of fallen •psnlng eampnign hrondoaM. concentration on war matarlala. Workman. Ballou also knocked in margln.- nod were - looking at the same By Hngti Fullerton, Jr. Zemanek, c . ^ , FHc hAs had his share of close over.” sive to the offensive,” he asserted northern FVance, advanced to counts. This special audit waa un. Boxing Head AH other big league club# were Sandya said fighter planes had and added that "ways and means Pitesti. Under apqneonhlp RepobU- two run* with a aingle In the sixth. fight. New York, BepL 7—(F)— The Barton, 2h la but returns to hla wife and within seven miles west and south dertaken after a routine survey by WE PAY CASH Fred Waring has tee premiere idle yesterday hut the St., Ltml* Vittner, cf .... attvea much the same lad ^s ne downed 1,900 robots. Gen. Sir for this move are taking form." west of the Dunkerque graveyard state audltoM, which, Slavln said, Capture of Ostroleka waa an­ Min National oommlttee. ' Quite a feather in the hat of the Judge Lou Tr*** gave William* major and minor baaeball league* About To\m Frederick Pile, commander In chief nounced in an order of the day by FOR GOOD spotlight this evening at 7 when Polish American twlrler. Browns get back Into action to­ have Scheduled their winter meet­ nt away, except that the vital Colittnnlng Tojo’s Policy of 1940 and prepared to besiege had shown the accounts to be in Makes Report night against Chicago and tee four rounds, Angot five, and call­ •Totals ------22 5 6 21 • he haa accomplished -over of the anti-aircraft command, said Premier StaUn. The advance waa m o d er n f u r n it u r e New York. Sept. 7.—(FI—Gov. he------starts a half-hour weekly . aeries . ed on* even. Judge Eddis Lough- ings for tee same day*—the big He told the Diet he was con­ Germans in the Belgian coastal order. The Props played a pickup team Tlgcre move home to face Cleve- Score by Innings: -■ totetllng front lines has »o* guns knocked down an additional tinuing Former Premier Gen. strongholds of Ostend and Zee pressed through some of the thick­ John W Brickeri* acceptance I on tee BLU. The program end* a ran, brother of Tommy Lqughran, league* Dec. 5-6-7 In New York Manchester Assembly. No. 15, The state police are known to est defensive positions on the en­ WE BUY at the Oval last night and went land in the first of an elght-»m e Firemen ...... 000 000 and aetUed him. Most of his 1,560. ’The balloon barrage was Hldekl Tojo’s policy of Integrat­ brugge. have been working with the state’s speech aa Republican vice presl-1 summer radio yaoatKm that fol- the unhlttaBe ’ex-llght heavy­ and the minora atartlng Dec. 6 at Order of Rainbow for Girls, will credited with bringing down 15 tire eastern fronL and lucoeeded. d ^ M nomine* on Saturday night lowed the ronolualon of hi* long dovlm -to a 4 to 2 setback and Paul Almost Two. Sh^a in home and home se t Aa the Tan- Cheney Brotetni . , 100 180 friends will remember Bain ing all military and civilian func­ About to Undergo Test attorney’* office on the Investiga­ ENTIRE ESTATES kees do not reaume until Friday at weight king, gave Willlama sin Buffalo. .Maybe Jedge Bramham Stolen bases, MoothoaM a youngster full of life and meet at th* Masonic Temple to­ per cent of the robots which es­ in clearing the east bank of the t8 to b8 an 8ll-n8twork broadcait run on NBC. ^ Krebs the ace of tee Hamilton tion! and coordinating command The boasted West w^ll which tion, with LleuL Henry Mayo and If you are movUig *nd h»y* State 5!very W e^ Dur*- Boston, the Brownies can gq Into round*, Angott teres, and cajlad figures that’s the best way to keep sacrifioes, Schubert. Barton; Ideal candidate for morrow evening at 7:30. T^e busi­ caped the fighteM and guns. Narew river, an Important Ger­ after all. The BLU a a^ it U Join- ‘ ^ ----- staff waa on the mound. the major leaguers from interfer­ of and itate affalra to conduct total the Germans began building eight Officer John O’Brien detailed to man line, a communique said. excess Items, call na. a tie for tee lead with a victory one even. on balla, OlMurnn 0, Kerr t ; . miasion, which he haa ness will include the election "Only our fastest flghtera poa- ing the Past Year. But, so divergent were their ing with hi* chargee..The Sugar seaa the high speed needed to over­ war. years ago was about to undergo the case. . ^ Bowlea of Billy Paganl the sponsor of the over the Sox. outa Gleason 8, Kerr 0; hit* jlly fulfilled. oSlceM- •This Is the reason for the es­ Judge Foster la a former judje A full night game schedule in v7ews that they agree don only Bowl sports program next Janu­ Gleason 8 for 0 run* in T in ‘ take a bomb In level flight,” San­ its.greatest test. ROBERT M. REID Thl* 1* * change from the pre- OPA; BLU 8:80, America's Tovm West Sides was left holding the Take WeU Earned Rest tablishment of the Supreme coun­ of the Superior court who retired Combined Offensive ^ Meeting. “World Organlaatlons," bag last night when hi* Inqportcd Hartford, Sept. 7 . - (FI-During the National Includes a 14th meet­ two of the 10 rounda, each giving ary Ukely Will be limited to th# Kerr 0 tor 5 runs in 7 ifA Prentice haa earned a rest Pvt. Otto J. Balchunas U apend dy* said, disclosing that Tempests, •’Within these fortifications the in 1942 and then became a state Vieua announcement under which ing between the St. Loot# Cardi­ football game unless te* official* cil for the direction of, the war,” Germans must make their last & SONS - r - from Los Angeles, Senators stare failed to put in an appear- ' the flacai vear whlQh ended last Williams the flrat and Angott th* winning pitcher, Gleason; _ ttda la now presented to him ing a 12-day furlough at hi* home, Mustangs and late types of Spit­ referee. During hi* judgeship he To Seal Escape Routes th* BLU planner to carry * Brick- !june 30 there we.-e 96 profession­ nal* and Chicago with th* Cubs can find oom* place big enough fires were used. Kolso added. great stand In defense of their tOl Maln'St. Pbm»« «»» Wheeler and Ball and other*. aeventh. Tres* gav# te* last thra* pitcher, Keir; umpire*. T. ttM form of a stop at an Army 585 Parker street, after complet­ The premier emphasized the sat on *everal of the most Impor­ Rome, SepL 7—(ff>—AlHafi **?'**: Manchester. Coon. / er epeeeh at a later date because al boxing cards almost two* still looking for their flrat decision. seasion* to Angott, and Loughran for basketball. Th* Navy ’ ,A. Cowl**; aeonr, Phalp*; time 1 ing 17 week* of basic Infantry The defense afforded by the bal­ homeland—and this decisive bat- it had expected to put on Ita first Also on the air; camp In beautiful Atlantic necessity of stepping up prodi(C- tant Superior court cases. sea and air forces and Marahal NBC—8. Frank Morgan varie­ The regular fane that are ih at­ week -staged fn Connecticut, th#j gav* tee asm* three to WlUlam*. using tea Tulane gym and the minute*. H. to Vhlch resort he training at Camp Croft, B. C. loon barrage, anti-aircraft gun* Oe cannot be far distant,” Corre­ Tito’s partisan Army have started broad »a t of Herbert Marahail’s and fighters was perfected to such tlon of planes "and improving a * spondent Don Whitehead wireless­ ty; 8:30, Fourth Chime, drama: 9, tendance at practically all of the state athletic commission has re-i / Up To Referee Army the auditorium. .Latteat tip I’ba ncoompanled3t by hit a -c o m » i^ aU-out offensive * In “Man Called X ” that night after ported, and 127.886 cuafipniera paid on tee next National Hockey a high degree that 97 of Iftl bombs raid defenses and called for a ed from the First Army fitnt. Sonny 'Tuft# for Bing; 9!80, Joan games at the Oval were treated Under Pennaylvania’a quaint trpon completion of nis Clan McLean, No. 252. O.S.C., Yugoslavia In conjunction with its transfer from CBS. Later ar- to a ball gam* anyway when four 8220.656.31 to see them. ,[ League president is Dr. WlIHnm flMd at England, Aug. 28. were strengthening of the fighting Yesterday’s dispatches telling of Hospital Notes the Ruaaian offensive to seal off all rangementa with thd aponaor po»L tiavls comedy; 10;30, March of boxing laws, th* referee decide* ave of n days at home. There. ■will meet tomorrow evening at spirit of the Japanese people as Time___C B S -^ , Olivia de Havl- playera were selected from the The report (lied with Governor | G. Hardy, University of Alberta U will be given a complete physi- shot down, he said. Patton’s crossing of the Moselle German escape routes from the WILL BUY ANY Mned the Marshall opening until everything when the Judges can’t eight o’clock in th* Maaonlc Tem- *17110, coupled with the Allied en a whole. land In ."Voyage Through Dark­ crowd to fill In. judging by the Baldrtrin yesterday disclosed thefe ; professor and amateur hockey EYE- I check and will be reawtgned ple. followed a four-day news black­ Balkans. Allied force headquar­ September 16. score they really filled In by whip­ were even more wrestling shows. get together, ao Matt Adgle’a 6r4 bigwig. .The Job may be offered cirelement of the robot bomb "Iron will and determination to out on the activities of the Third ter* announced tonight. ness;” 8:30. Death VaUey Sheriif; ballot in Williams’ favor, gave the , ' dutv eleewhete nflerwardt. overcome all hardships proves the Admitted yeaterday; Mm . U1 9, Major Bowes amateurs; 9:30. ping the Hamilton team., —the word "show’' is uied ad- i to Connie Smyth* first, but no­ to a'ddlUon to hla mora vlUi coast, haa ended all but the threat Army. During that tgpe Gen. lian Leith, 80 Fairfield atreet; The Russians leached the Yugo­ GOOD In advancing plans for poat-war TVenton 21-year-61d *tar, who. en­ President Stephen A. Dub* of of robots launched from , planes— source of our faith In certain vic­ Corllaa Archer; 10;30, Larry viseilly—during the period, butj Eaatern body thinks he’d be Interested" fii rk In the Salerno Invasion Dwight D Elsenhower’s supreme Mrs. Annie Scarchuck, 21 North slav border last night and were television when It hope# to trans­ Jimmy Blanchard, the West Side they attracted somewhat le.ss. ln| W. ter* the Army Sept. 19, hla 47th the Manchester Rotary Club haa carried pickaback style on Heln- tory.” he said. He assured the within 90 miles of Belgrade. Mot- mit ’7>lgh definition” picture# on Douglas, Irene Bordonl. . .* .BLU the kind rf dough It pays. ilghllghted by the deetructlon of called a meeting of the directors headquarteM gave out no an School street; Miss Mary Prior, 8 REAL ESTATE —7:30, It's Murder, safety drama; shortstop ringer, played the entire the 'vav of customers and cash Hartford . . . victory In 48 fight*. ^ he Ca eeln^ . end St. Benedictine kel-llla. people his cabinet was taking nouncemsnts concerning positions Hackmatack atreet. . cow advices said Red troops Pfob* much shorter wave lengths than Oddly enough, Adgie agreed for this evening at nine o’clock at steps to increase food supplies. 8:16. Ltim and Abner; 9:30', Jlm-^ game without any ahoea or spikes. receipt? than did boxing. Albany ...... Observation Post laetery defenses, Lieut. Pren- "This form of attack can, of and declined to confirm or deny Admitted today: Mm . Mary Af ably had already ferried the Dan­ heretofore, the CBS network re­ The figuroB for wrestling were with each judge on five round*,' his hone, 31 Arvlne Place. Lourse, be carried on from air Kolso also emphasized the need ube frontier and dropped Into'.the Fair Prices ports It has filed application* for my Doraev hand; 10:30, Stop or UUca ...... Trying out tor the football Tunaey’s Flrat Shot bombed the marshalling yards reports from the Swiss border Johnson, RpckvUle; Raymond Go, Joe H. Brown; 11:80, Musical Several outburats from the side-’ 107,878 snectators and receipt# Of Binghamton and disagreed with each on tea GlanU’ backfleld at-B ear Moun­ TbriUer For ^Eome and Florence In advance fields in Uie heart of Germany,” of improving Japanese scientlfip that the Americana had crossed Lalne, Jr., 133 Cooper Hill atreet; moimtain wildnesses 'of Yugoala- licenseB tp operate such stations other five. lines on decisions called by Bob Pfc. Kenneth Chapman who en­ vla to establish contact with Tito. in Boston, Chicago. Los Angeles mysteries, new time. . . .M B8-- 896,019.80. Wllliamaport tain are Arnle Herhbr, one-time the ground forces. he said. "We cannot therefore as techniques. . the German frontier near Luxem Jam es Packer, 62 Drive F, Silver Mileskl injected a little something Amateur boxing, once almost a Elmira ...... It wa* th* accond time William* listed In March, 1943, and took a yet assuM the public that the fiy- “This war has assumed the as- The official report froqi Gen. Sir 8:30, Sammy Kaye Varieties; 9:30, passing grsat rf the Green Bay By Bm m «4 F . O te M "The 47th Wing took over air bourg. It disclosed yester­ Lane Homes; Mra Julia Bond, 572 and St. Loula. _ Antonlnf serenade; 10:30, Army Into the' tilt Dickinson led tee nightly occurrence in Connecticut Scranton ... had won a split decision ov«r tea h In Sardinia formerly used by basic engineering course at the ing bomb attacks will cease alto­ ects of a scientific war." he de­ day that American reconnaissance Henry Maitland Wilson’s head­ Wm. F. Johnson These are In addition to a New Packers; Howard Uvlngaton, who Gene Tunne^ walking out., Center atreet. Air Forces. gang. ______has fallen off to such an extent 'Wllkea-Barre 8711} former lightweight champion from comes well recommended aa a smashing a terrific straight Oermahs after the Sardinian Army Speclalired Training school, gether. We can, howevef. be rea­ ed. "We must Convert Into patrols had crossed the German Discharged yeaterday: Jean Or- quarter* aald the offensive had Builder » Real Estate York station, license for which (Washington. Pa.. In the aame Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pa., ng power those techniques been in progress during the past was previously asked. TTie stations that onlv eight card# were pre American kicker, and Keith Beebee, a 22- to Jack Dempsey’s jaw In th* i avaalon was completed. LleuL sonably confident that the seale of frontier Sunday, but withdrew. lofski, Marlborough: Louis Kluntz, Frlday programs; Cheneys_ , avenged . their only de .aented during the fiacal year, at- W. rinfii te-June. tee referee cast hi* ‘ dee atated. repairs were and was latir stationed at Indlan- attack win be very small ” repre^tative of Japan In order week with the "land forces of the Telephone 7428 or 4814 would operate on the w]d# band year-old -Princeton divinity stu­ round of th*lr fight la In a dispatch filed from the Jr.. 31 Garden drive. / NBC -1 p. m., Sketbhas In Mel­ feat In the SoTtball"o fr •• ■League last tended hy 3,558 persons who paid New York . ballot tor William*, giving him dent.. Praaumably Steve Owen la m* and additional air strips town Gap. Pa.. U now In England. ’ Tribute To Americaiui to reallzik smooth and speedy p ^ Discharged today: Mrs. Isabelle Adriatic” and Slovdno patrioU ' of 18 megacycle# in the frequen- night at the.North End Playground 158 64 phis, Sept. 23, 1926, LetteM recently received by his ductlon oKweapons necessary' for front last night Associated ^ e s a participating. Land forces of the ciea between 460 and 476 mega­ ody; 2:45, Betty Crocker’s, talk; St. Loula .. the verdloi^^ter one judae had preparing to use te* old Pleldlng biggest thrill In *i _ructed. Pilots And crewmen Sandyp paid great tribute to War Correspondent Don White- JeweU, 555 Lydall street; Albert 5:45, Front Page Farrell...... when they topped tee Soute End Commissioneit Frank B. Coskey, Detroit ,... called the boilt a draw and the In tents at the beginning but parents, Mr. and Mm . Hovuard L. Lieut. Gen. Carl Spaatz, chief of a decisive ww.” . . , , Atwood, Lake street; AUred Chag- Adriatic la the official title of Al­ cycles. Present television func- TOTt syatem. An rf Tunney** paid Chapman of 168 Summit street, Warning th ^ Ja p a n could look bead declared General Hodgea lied troop# penetrating YligOTlh- CBS—12 noon, Kate Smith; 4. U. Firemen. The Machinists appear f,;* department ended the Boston other had given tt to Angott. thd ■ men constructed perma- the U. S. Strategic Air Force in not. 627 Center street; Thomaa Read Herald Adva. . tlons on channel* from 56 mega­ to be headed for the second round ^ th 82.201.26 remaining Cleveland...... counselled him. to get on ( Had Angott Winning S. Navy program: 6:80, Three Sla­ Dt buildings. indicate that he is enjoying hi* forward to more^requent Ameri­ troops were moving at a ■ speed vla. cycle* up. . Dodger Didn’t Dedg* bicycle and atay away from Europe, and an the United States which "soon may bring Germany •Atamlan. 335 Center steeeL ter* song. . . .BLU—11 a. m., champlonahlp In the same manner f^om it.s appropriation, reported Philadelphia ' The Associated Pres* card had The Manchester bomber pilot work and the opportunity of visit­ Strate^c Air Forces, alon^ with can air raids, the ^ m le r declared • Pending dsvelopmsnU. which Chicago . . . When the Newport New* Dodg­ Mass* Mauler. Just before that "no matter holw frefluently proper within range of our big engin**r* *ay Include • conilder- Breakfast at Sardi’a; 1:4S p. m., as'they captured the flraL I that state taxes on the boxing, Angott winning last niglit’a en­ to been awarded the Air Medal ing England. the R. A. F. for the systematic ------Wrestling and amateur boxing per- Washington er* were playing the Richmond fight Tunney and 1 agreed these planes come overxhe P«oi^® guna" ablc amount of reeearch In addi­ Uttle Jack U ttle; 8:15, Holly­ counter by five round* to three, Colt* In ■* piedmont leagu* game tth six oak leaf cluster for hla destruction df robot installations wood star time. . . .MBS—1:30, Tbc Polish Americans'■ copped . formances amounted io $13.- would be better for him tc do cemplary service in this jout- must reinforce their fighting spirit Bolide Up B rid g eh e^ tion to that already don# under with two even. 'the other day, the Richmond catch­ uhexpectad—tak* tea play aw ’The Townsend Club will meat to­ since August, 1943. Luncheon with Lopez; 3:30, Th* the bunting in the Twl loop but 4go.46, and teat $5,903 more w Angott, with plenty rf .Miperi- tuUng group of the Army Air morrow evening at 8 o’clock with "The targets Included launching and devote their entire effosts to While thla Flrat Army bulge the ieorecy of military applica­ before they appear In the playoffs received in license from boxera, S t Louis . . . er, Cabrera, tried to pull a fast from Dempsey * t the start. the defense of the country.” tion, CBS *0 far has placed an Smoothies; 4:80, Mualo for Re­ ence at 28, out-*mart*d William* the secretary. Mm , Martha Har­ sltea, storage deppU. and com- was developing directly aoutb of membrance. they will h*v( a rest of four weeks. Managers, matchmakers, referee*, Pittsburgh .. one by falling to tee ground and Tunney did the unexpected rington of 15 Mill street. Plana The government, he said,i. order with a manufacturer for Cincinnati . through the early part rf tee ejuteb hia ankle when a pitch hit a vengeance whan h* lad frith s^nlcations In France as well as aDarinx" no ■■efforts’ to Inaure tee'’ktee B e lg ^ Chances rf th# team being ruaty announcers, second# and tlmekeep fight, landing repeatedly k(lte a will be.made for the picnic Sun­ Weekend Suggestions from are good and don’t be aurprieed If ,r#, giving the commission a total Chicago .... the dirt near him. .The ump didn’t right and my eyie# pm>ped out factories, special fuel plant* and livelihood of the. urban populaUon ite left hook which te# Trenton youth day aftdmoon at Beechland Park, experimental station* in Ger­ the southeast iteadUy built ^ It* they are upset 1 Income of $19,383.46. Of this, $19 New York .. fall for It and sent him back te It landad flush on Dampsey** JU Hhello” Opens West Hartford, by th* Associated in time of air raids.’ Sharp DecliiieB Boston ...... cou l^ 't solve. Angott also had tee plate....A couple Of Inning* That blow won the heav many,” be said. Passes Ughtly Over Reverse* 'Moselle river brldgeheaite n^orth <« F O R . F I N f i Scout Platoons ...... — 1126.10 was spent for personal and the better of the early infighting, Townsend Clubs of Connecticut. '•Altogether they have dropped Nancy and plunged within four The beet runner In the Twilight c'lntracturSl services, suppllei and Bi^klyn .. later Cabrera tried block th* championship. Hartford Run Turning to the war In Europe, League on tee base pates )a material*, Pfflladelphia but William* dame on fast In the plat* when a Dodger slid home., Jack DampOTy nayer on these targets over 106,000 tons Kolso passed lightly over German miles of Met* against Nazi FOODS Wipe Out Guns lu Two Diseases closliH round*. Thar* war* ao Troop 91. Boy Scouts, will begin sUtancs stiffening ^ to ^ a buffer^ \ other than Bob 0*bom of tea ^ e n the fiust cleared, Cabrera from it. their regular weekly meeting* of bombs. .. ™ J reverses. * FOSTER'S Rockvillw Hill Billlea. He ho* pil­ knockdowns. was writhing on ground again The Margaret Webster produc- "Our American aUles, Sandya "Germany la continuing to front before tee Slgfrled line. Monday evening at 7:30 at the ..nAiri AND STREET TELEPHONE 738« with the 2nd Infantry Division Hartfbi^. Sept. 7 — (F) — Polio­ fered IB sacks and his heady base The crowd paid a groa* rf |$4,- —and that time It wasn’t a gag. iion of "Othello" starring Paul told almost 200 British and Amer­ fight” he aald. "We admire her Patton’* troop*, stalled for al­ 261.62, a bit under Promoter Her­ Manchester Green school. A In Frano*-(F)—lD4l»yed) — The myelitis remalnad at a virtual, running has won . oeveral games He bad to leave the game. obeaon promises to be tbe'hlgh- ond class committee reviewt will be ican newsmen, "have thrown confidence and wish her every *uc- most a week because they outrm raC ^ p Iv S T IL 8 P. M. MIDAYONTIL»P.M. *AT.UNTIL6P.M. standstill in Connecticut last for th* Roekville entry in tee In the Air man Tkylor’a *]ip*GUtloni. fht of the Hartford theatrical themselves into the Job of beating cesji. We believe she vrill surmont story of how two • raconnatssance held for scouts who wish to obtain Uieir mippiy lines, have jumped week, the State Department of league...ague. Here’# what opposing .. _ aec- Ofie-Mlnate Sporte Page on when-^t arrives at the the bombs with as much energy all difficulties." _ . Lat^ngly to the’ offensive again, troop platoon* wip#d>50Ut three Health no.ed yesterday in ita week­ Twi ■League their second class badges. ond baaeroen **y about Osborn: '"'iieragw When th# Pirate* swept four fhnell Memorial, Hartford for and enthusiasm as though New The premier assured the Diet ’'with Infantry baWtng to o^n a self-propelled flak gun*.and four ly morbidity report. Twenty new ee days starting tonight. York or Washington had been th* that "Japan’s-foreign policy vrllj We Will Have a Fine Selection of Fresh ^J»***> ^ m ea against the Cardinal* re­ Tall CedaM who have not al­ pate for tanks. * ^ 1 ■mall o«r* and killed, wounded or cases were reported compared Jake Banka, the long distance I cently It' was . the first time tee Under the Theater Guild aegis vicUm of the attack. be pursued to Insure succesanil iatcb *ald the bjA Ckrmans there with 19 new cases the previous slugger and Don Ballou will appear Standings ready returned their card* for the Jthello” won great acclaim at American batteries provlcted prosecution of ' the war by strong were making their flrat real stand Vegetables, Fresh Meat and Paltry for the W6ek-> captured 80 German* in * battle week. with the P.A.’a In the playoffs. Card* had been blanked In,a four- outing Saturday, should telephone collaboration with Germany and game arfles alncFJuly 1940, when Shubert Theater In New York, .^elr IntenUons tonight at the lat­ about on4 eighth of the totm SSra^A U led breakthrough to laatlng lea* than 10 njlnutea has Five new cases of meningococ­ Bote are popular favorite# with jrhere it ran ap a total of 296 per- heavy anti-aircraft guns over the through the unity of all Asia. ' End! been mw’lMed her*. ^ cus meningitis were reported lo<^ fanerand are expected to add | E«*t«ni te* Buca olao did, the-trick.,... est by contacting Jack Gordon, He aaaerted that "Japan alma at Normam^. Everett McGowan, one-time speed PA’S ...... ormances, far- surpassing any Wilbert Hadden or Roy Warren. south coast and cerUlnly con­ TTie OeimsBis themOTlvw te 'The platoona, headed by Second where there were only two new plenty of color to the champion­ Wllkea-Barre at Hartford (J,). WlUlmantlc friendly relatioha wlto ^ UeuteimnU War W. Mowry rf cases tee prevtou* week. Scarlet skating champ and pro hockey ither production of a Shakespear- tributed a full share. Some of their Berlin broadcaste. •^*!^*J* • ship game. 6:15 )!(. m. ' Hamilton . t:.Ji play in the history of the equipment was the very latest countries** and declared that ui EVERYTHING YbU NE^t!^ FOR CANNING! SOO^Boston avenue, Bridgeport, fever and lobar pneumonia held Elmirat 'at Utica. player, has a new wrinkle In the Rockville The Men’s Society of Emanuel invading China. defense was b e g ll^ g ^ tr te the Ic* show bUalnes* (not In hla aerlcan theater. According to Lutheran church have changed Necessary Priority Given Conn., and Vernon A. Moehrtng rf their own. Thera were sharp de­ Burt "Bo Bo” lAvey suffered a I WUliamsport at Binghamton. West Sides tereited In 'fighUng shape, but there was Watertowik, B. D., conalated of clines hi measlea and whooping deep gash in hi* leg and had to face)..H I* revue will play the He Broadwav critics, the respon the Hour of their dog roast Satur­ "Necessary priority was ^ven but in combattteg arltlSh and dence teat the vnjv ^ Jtors - ja r Riiigs - Forowox - Certo - Gloss or Metal Scranton at Albany. Plant J ..'. I llblllty«.for .this phenomenal suc- to our need* here by the president four armot^ cars and jeep* and cough. have several atitohesukon to cloae Mossachuiett* State Fair at day evening from 6i30 to 5. It. will, American Influence in Gie now-won battle of Franc* and Brockton on a portable outdoor Oak Grill . . < rests equally upon , the bril- be held at the latter time .*t the himself In response to the per- Lids - Spices - Etc. were out lo contact th* enemy in One new case of diphtheria wa* te* wound. Hie local High School I Amerlcaa He reiterated Japan'* Intention Belgium UI giving way to aX order teaFlh* Infantry could de- reported-Then war* no new ease* *U around athlat* U counted upon rink. .Kentucky iporta acril)#* are lantly fresh direcuon of Margaret home of G, Albert PeartOn of sonai request of the prime minis- of ”ln the future granting in d e^ - but *ure gathering rf ■ t Loula at Chicago (night)— . - ...... - vsbster and the great artistry earson. ’The fiMt rehearsal of sponsored evacuation—which con­ Ferguson’s Name mle* captured Gent and around and engaged th* Hartford!; 8«pL 7 — (F) — Th* Jzvery (7-17) v*. Volsaell# (18- the Sampson Naval training cen­ (jourtrsi without r**l*t*nce, force rf one aelf-propelled 20mm Kfakow, 84. who a f*w year* ago ter, as on* player who’* aure to Suicides .. ent to the stormy poetry of one the dub win take place ’Thursday tinued In heavy volume through FANCY TOMATOES forge and foundry Industry ha* 15). M. F. D.’ .. aa liMvywelght prise flihter KlngJ I’s most tortured characters evening, September 14, at Eman­ much of August—there were hun In^ke corrected llaL required to ArmenUer**, tee ,^ 1 FANCY CRABAPPLES flak gun, four amall care and about been given a top prtorito In Con­ Brooltlyn at Philadelphia (night) make good In tee big leagues GREEN AND RED PEPPERS LevlnSky, met moat r f the top th* .w a r,.. .After going Wooda . . . Ferrer as the wiley lago uel. dreds of thousands of^ private be adverUsed, of the candldatM made famous by a F ^ t World WILD GRAPES 40 men. . , _ necticut, WUltam J . FItagerald, ltSf —Herring (2-2) va. Kennedy (0- after S. M. F. D. war song, fell to other B ritlte I FIRM YELLOW ONIONS In 15 minute# tt waa over, U. S ranking boxara, filed suit for di­ through some of the rigorous rou­ '■rings an insidious subtlety' to evacuations. to be voted on a t tee Democratic CONCORD GRAPES atate dirsotor of the WMC an- C. A. P. .. be foie and Uta Hagen’s por Mr*. Ella F. Burr of South No overall official figures were force* who pushed 18 mllOT b4- cMualtie* consisted of one man nounced today... vorce In Superior court yeaterday. ^ ntteburgh at Cincinnati (night) tine required rf paratrooper* dur­ primary next Tuesday tee name wounded. Not * *lngl* German Lavlnaky charged that hi* wife, jrayal of Deademona is, according Windsor, formerly of this town available, but It was a conservative of John F. Limerick will not a^ yond UUe to Mervffle, He said teat he wlU mak* a con —Ostermueller (12-4) vs. Kon- ing teeir first week of jump train­ The hat-making centerq In ’ Howard Barnes pf the Herald- was reelected president of the guess that at the height of the at­ croaalng tee entire Lya river to e wa* beUeved te have gotten awa; centratec* drtv* ,to get men Into Fritol* Bey. 27, a former N;64.” and foundry abopt. ' V ' to r* Bjimber of yeare of the also adds that he la looking for. since tee start of the assaults. other linexplred term 1* alfo «n- biiUt concrete emplacements for] ar Oak Local of the Paper ward to b||pg back horns . again Sandya related that a special onp'osed. TTie opposition U for their threateivJil ten-ton vengeance j soon. test of the robot bomb waa ooU' tee full ter** ysar tonn. /t ro clu ti.' ;■ I ,p '.fi-swr

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEF1*EMBER 7, 1944 KK- tiVifiNlNU HKKALU. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY/ SEFTEMBEK 7. 1944 MANCHKS'l' At a certain state inetitutlon -ti,'.. ' I n” t: was cured.' Household Goods 51 The minister urose to address Kuonng 17 j Help, Wanted— Male 36 for the mentally muddled, they Announcements 2 Automobiles for Sale 4 were testing Inmate^awhlle back, hts congregation: I YOUNG MAN WANTED— Full or UNIVEK8 Al'ELB(n'Rl6 ranges •There is a "crthln man.among KUUKLNU a lisiP VIR of chim­ Variety of gas. electric and cem- Glasafied and nutting the queSy: VlCS! WE DO EAT our lunch at 1934 FORD V-8 2 door sedan. part time. Nice hours, excellent Sense and Nonsense ua today who Is flirting Kith an-, l o s t —HAL.F GROWN black and Good running condition, $60. Call neys, valleys., Bashings, and gut. bination rang«;» parloi hsatera. Doctor-TYtoito would you rath­ Weldon’a, 801 J'ain street. Swell tert Done expertly an. reason­ I aalary. Scr Mr Litchman. Arthur er have y$10 or lO thousand dol- other man’s wife. Unless he puts white cat. -.Named Blba. Call 2-1496. ' Drug. Rubinow Building. put ournrra Urciiialion nealers CopyrlshL 1»««. NBA Servlet, Ina . $8 In thet^ollectlon plate hie name, Oastified food—priced rlghL ably by your local roofer E V and keroseoe beatera. Chambers AdverUssme&ls Wife— Doctor, I want - the Doctor—Good morning, Mrs. lara? /- \ ^ ,* 7743. • -+- •optenober BMae McCarthy! And did you take your “Gufcit” (protaptly)^—J’ll take will be read from the pulpit.” 1933 FORD STA'nON wagon. CDugUlln. rw. 7707. 890 Wood­ WANTED —MEN FOR power | Warehouse. Manchbater Green. truth. Is there no hope for my When the collection plate came ; Pre-war rubber. Krol Motors, 868 The Storj’i Len end Sue Beck- "Thl4 Is my wife.” Tom bowed Underneath September eklee huaband’s' temperature, at t told the $10. I couldn’t\pay the tax on land. press, steady work. Good . pay. For Rent For Sttle husbandr in there were l9 $5 bills and a $2 .Advcrtuonents Announcementa Automobiles for Sale 4 Center street. Open evenings 'till WINDOW SHADES— VBINETIAN ley are entertaining Walt Htlyard "My daughter, Jennifer.” t Nature seems to reallee you? . 10 thousand dollai^ Apply Tober Baseball, Elm S t and hit family, aewcomera to j "Goehl The pin-up of my Doctor—Madam; I’m afraid he Mrs. McCarthy—Yee, Doctor. I bill With this note attachedt” Oth- 9. blinda Owing t« our very low To Buy To Sell perfection plus. summer dies. Statoii, at dinner. Len has known . dreams!” Tom advanced with hit can’t recover. But to make sure borrower a barometer and placed Woman Have you really ahownl^r g3 pay d*y.’* j ^Fbar R en t For Sale W.ANTED — PA f 'ENOERS to 1841 CHEVROLET SPECIAL de­ Moving—Trucking—t overhead, get our apMliU tow luxe 4 door sedan, heater, deluxe 1940 MERCURY CLUB coupe. Walt a long time but hasn’t seen hand out like a grappling hook. I’m g ^ g to cell in another doc­ It on hla cheat; It aald “Very Dry.’ me everything you ha'havg In the I Pratt and Whitney, East Hart­ Storage 201 WANTED MECHANIC and gen­ prices on high grade window Inside her upturned bowl Wanted to Sre Splash T o Buy To Sen equipped, good tires, gunmetal OPA celling, $1,117, , our price Margaret Hllyard la *0 years. He "I had,to come ell the way home Fleecy cloudlets etroll tor. so 1 bought him k quart of ,heer chop? V . ford. 8 to 6 shift. Uvlng In vicini­ eral repair man. Phone 6662. shades and Venetian blinds com­ Met chant Not quite, toadam. gray, guaranteed. Price 81,098. $796. Terms and trades accepted. AUSTIN A CHAMBEIRS OO.- pletely Installed^ Samples fumlab- la thunderstruck at Hie changes In- to find what I went all the way Like roly-poly pygmies on patrol. and he's gone back to work. Denver -(4*1- It eeeme silly, but ty of Buckland Plant Call 2-0080. to the South Seas to see. But, of Wf have an overdue accouiR of Get Brunner'! proposition. 80 Bninner, 80 Oakland street Call Traller van service, 'temovala WANTED—A MAN OR BOY for ed. Capitol .Window Shade 'O o, Apartments, Flats, the once beautiful glrL She Is fat ^ police sav that thia m((st be what mad overdreseed and to tako course, at uaual. I'm too late. • September Brecsea...... Ad­ yours on our books, If you e^uld WANTED— PASSENGERS from Oakland atreet- 8191. from coast coast daluxa equip­ nlqe pleasant work. Part time, 241 North Main street Phone Across the axure dome. Hotisewife (snapping as she an happened: 'l^hievea stole a small: Tenements 63 • delight In maldnli other people You’re married, or something hor­ versity often leads to prosperity. carje to lee It. truck. It later waa found axle-] Keeney street section to Hart­ ment crating, packing and stor­ 8:30 a m.-2:30 p. m., 8 days a 8819. Open evenings. Back to their southland home. Bwered the knock of the ragged Lost and Found 193q, BUICK Convertible coupe, feel lU at eaee. rible like that.” . . , .SmaU minds are swayed by deep in the shallow Platte river. ford. Leave 12:30 noon, return 8 age. AOKNT NORTH AMERI­ week. Call 2-1333 or 3912. FOR RETiT—TO / DULTS, 8 Migrating birds will soon begin trifles...... Lives are the mOet individual at her l*ck door)— special model "40”. radio, heatery Motorcycles—Bicycles ^ 11 CAN VAN LINES INC E>tl- room apartment on Mairi street. In Jennifer’! , eyes almost a^ - Flentv of people are willing tO Tire marks on the bank Indicated] tCK AND WHITE toy p. m. Call 7201 after 6.______thlng In a uniform waa beautiful. to ream: important thlnge to save now. . Well, meke it ' ' deluxe equipped, white wall tires, matea all parts of O. 8 . A Tea WANTED—EXPERIEa^CED con- I FOR SALE— WHITE enamel All improvements- Call 8409. d u tp te r HI Tramp (taking a de.ep breath) stick their oar Into anything. But (hat the throttle was wide openj ,, rm mntr, imwn Violet managed to get every- 1 Her patriotic fervor added wy- Don’t do a good deed just to ex­ and the machine was sent plung­ FOR SALEl— GOOD PAYING, reconditioned and guaranteed. FXJR SALE-BOY’S pre-war bi­ 6’ 87. atructlon workers who can do sink. Almost new. Call 4298. . . T__ A__ A . aU., A A. Iziir Beside the garden wall Well, madam, will you give me n o t many are willing to pull on it. h.'vlClBUy of silver Lane Hona^ thing from the pantry to the table thihg'that might be missing. But pect Bomethlng In return...... ing almost 60 feel into the water.' well estobllshed bualneas. For Price $898. Get Brunner’s propo­ cycle, In good condition. Call hand grading. Steady work, high 1 Red-cheeked apples fall. It U but a step from the eubllme a glass of water, becauae I’m so ChUd’a pet. Reward. Dorey, 101 FCtR SALE—TWO BURNER par^ I and back again without a cata- Tom did not really need her Char­ Their theory: Somebody wanted to further information write Box P, sition. 80 Oakland street Open wages. Call Manchester 7831. Wanted to Rent 68 And e!ately hoilyhocke grow slim to the. ridiculous. .... very often hungry I don’t know where to From a husband to his wife: Drtra , A, (Silver Lane Homes, Mon., Tue.. Wed.. 'tUl 9 p. m. 8069. 23 lor oil heater with pipe. Tele-1 clyam;; but there was always the ity. He had already tvgmed a dull aee Hpw big a splash would be The Herald. Repairing dramatic expectation of one. evening' of watching a, dinner-duel and tall. a pollllM (entleman la the dullest stay tonight. A thousand times you’ve told me - J t t n e h e a U r . ______BOY’ S Reconditioned bicycles. CARPE34TERS WANTED at phone 4674. BUSINESS EXECUTIVE with i,%, II ■ ...» made. \ 1939 CHEVROLET MAS'TER de­ PIANO T U N m a and repairing; once. Steady work. William F. Though Sue l« d drilled her for of old parents Into a promising company.X;.. .Life for niMt tola, »«*'*■■* r«.«eava>v..in- [u W r-O oiB IDENTIFICATION ORDER YOUR Chrlatmas carda 468 Hartford Road. Open 4 to 9 wife and daughter desires fur­ How far away aetma May us is a coritlnuoue proosaa of get­ The shape of'things to come la And no more ;an I bear It, now to avoid disappointment ,$1 lux 2 door touring sedan, radio, player piano specialty. John Johnson, Broad street Call 7426. 3 PIECE IJVINO ROOM suits, heurt, Violet still exercised the duel with a young eoldler of her In her bloeeom-gowned array. The flJ^d remuneration attach­ Mtaadelet *n Saturday. Harlene m. ' nished home. Ebccellent local technique of a lunch-counter walt- own epoch. Jennifer shook her ting used to thmgB w# hadn’t ex­ always interesting. But then they If realiv vou have naught to wear, "Yeah, he’s good al demolition—. ; Finder; assortments. Arnold’s, 209 North heater, low mileage. Priced for Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street | occasional chairs, chair and otto­ references. Call Hartfbrd 3-0868 When September skiee are here, juet go ahead and wear It! ed to the ftonor of being Englands ' engraved on It Reward, SUPERINTENDENT for Garden man, Sleepy-Hollow chain, card reta at a freight atop, and It waa pretty head almost off In denial pected. , . . .If we abollehetl all pass, wearing slacks, and ditap- about $81.8 a year. he was a fireman back homal’* Wallheoff, Main street Tel. 6780. quick sale. Get Brunner’s propo­ FOR s a l e ;—MAN’S 28 1 ^ bi­ Tel. 4219. from 8 to 7. And fruition days appear. sex sin, where would we get our i-OlIn Miller. poet Isureale la ' please return to Mrs. ^ sition. 80 Oakland street Call Aparmtenta, Manchester. Per­ tables, end tables, pictures, plain that Margaret imputed Vio­ of hla accusation that she waa old pointment ■ follows. IS Bese* street______STBIEPLE TOM CLEANS out cycle, completely overhauled and manent position. Salary $38.60 let’s violences to Sue’s Ignotanca. married people. Still Tom scowled —Norman I. Schiller.' ' movie titles T 6191. f a repainted. New tires, tubes, lamps, table radio, cabinet radio, Chlnmeya, specialty. Call Mag- Private Instructions 28 weekly: also attractive heated breakfast sets, maple bedroom And 8 u# could not answer the un­ and growled: -BASEBALL glove, vlclnl- wheels and fenders. 13 Seaman Houses for Sale 72 spoken accusation. It did not es­ "Tfien you must be engaged to Savinff I.«ad .. BY FRED BARMAN 'Washington school and New nell’i Drug Co., Main street. 1941 DODGE DELUXE sedan, apartment. Married man> prefer- suites and cedar chests. Tele­ RED RYDER radio, heater, , beautiful Beige Circle. E LO CU TIO N — Self-confldence .red. Must be experienced and cape her that Margaret waa also, ■ome dirty dog o( a Marin# or a - FUNNY BUSINESS lAreet. Reward. Return to 64 phone 5187, Austin Chambers’ PXJR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE. colonel or Something In the Navy ISuTwnHojT a t THIS TIME we are ready to tires, like new, guaranteed. '41 gained through c i^ e c t speaking. have good references. Write Box Warehouse, Manchester Green. more or lest alyly reading the mak­ Drive B. Silver Lane Homes. Steam heat; oil burner, barn, 3 er’! autograph . on the service “ Not guilty, your Honor, Bhe I THE take on a few more repair and Chevrolet Master Deluxe 2 door, Foreign accents removed from F, Herald. , Open dally 8-5. Saturday 8-12. remodeling Jobs; also masonry, Business Services Offered 13 speech. Coaehlngtn school sub­ garages, 5 acres of land. Inquire plates, and disapproving of them. said. He grinned: LMLT radio, heater, good tires, guaran­ Evenings, Monday, Wednesday, at 709 Main street. Apartment "Well, you’re engaged now I The "For estimate call A. R Charon teed. Get Brunner’s proposlUon jects. Gregg shorthand. White Nor did it escape Sue that Walt aqp Friday, 7:80-9. 26, a^er 8 p. m. Hllyard, who had been so jovial rest of you can get on with what a Telephone 8828. ______FLOOR s a n d in g Studio. 709 Main. Phone. 2-1392. Help Wanted— 80 Oakland street and so vlvecloue a gueet. wae si­ In your meeaklta. I had my dlnfier Laying and E ^lirtlshlng Male or Female 871FOR SALE—BET> AND spring, [ TWO 6 ROOM COLONIALS (pre- m FOR RENT IF YOU HURRY, there's still 1938 CHEVROLET COACH. ’38 lent now and keenly dtatreeeed by -on toe train and all I want la ^ a J. E. Jensen—Phone 2-0920 music cabinet and large sire buf­ war constructlori), large living time to have your picture made Hudson sedan, '37 Chevrolet Help Wanted— Female 35 MEN FOR WOODWORKING ma­ the little nagging nothings hla piece of angel’s food here. And If No Answer—8329 fet. Reasonable. Call 2-1539 after | room with Are place, reception vrife said, or failed to say. He what I’ve got to say. to her is or the baby's to Include In that sedan, '37 Chevrolet coach, '84 chines and women, for painting, 4 o’clock. package going to your boy ot WANTED WOMEN and glrla t* good pay. Manchester Toy Manu­ hall with open Colonial stairway. wanted to defend her from hereelf. military eecret.” Dodge aedan, '38 Ford panel reached out, caught a chair, ,4^Room Single Rlrl oversea** Arnold Studio, 209 ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. do bench work, steady work, facturer. 881 Main street, rear. FOR SALE—TWO TRUNKS, rug. Dining room with Colonial cor­ but how could he T truck. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland At last In desperation Jennifer, swung It Into place naxt to Jen­ North Main street Tel. 6780. Tel 2-1888. W. Schulte. good pay. Apply Tober Baseball, Phone 2-0943. dining room set, dishes and other ner cupboard. Modern kitchen street Phone 6191. with plenty of cupboards. Tile who wae feellag anareonad In an nifer’s and, unto an e x a g g e ra ^ Elm street articles. Reasonable. Corner of Old Folks’ .Home, made a franUe violence that did not dlagulae hie Ob Durant Street. 1941 PONTIAC 2 DOOR, 1941 WASHER. VACUUMS. Electric Sterling Place and Main street. lavatory and basement laundry. motora, etc., repaired. All parts WANTED—STORE CLERK. Part | Three bedrooms with cedar effort to contribute something to real agitation, fastened hla hungry Buick sedan. 1941 Chevrolet Situations Wanted— Side door, between 6 and 9. eyes on her and let them feast. door, 1940 Buick sedan, 1940 Pon- available. 24-hour service. Charg­ time mornings or full time. Mat­ closets. Tile bath with shower. the occasion: \ jCALL 4386 TO HAVE YOUR Female 38 "Papa, tell them that atory you And here feasted on him. They V s - Uac sedan, 1939 Plymouth sedan, es C. O. D. Manchester 2-1439 thew Wlor, 977 Main street 1 HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE ot Hot water oil heat Brasa plumb­ ing. Terms. Harry England. Tel. told on the way over.” drew, as It were, an arbor of Wj VIOLIN BOWS 1939 Pontiac 2 door. Cole Motors, mornings or evenings. [w o m a n w i l l i n g to care for rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ youth about them and were alone, jtai WANTED—GIRL OR woman to sonable. Call Kriths Furniture, 3451. ______“Oh. that old thing!” Margaret 4164. small child during the day while protested. ”It’a not really very (To Be Continued) REHAIRED ALL KINDS OF tractor work, assist with housework. Apply 29 mother works. Call 2-0828. 4189. Alimrt F. Knoflo f o r SALE —1939 MERCURY plowing, harrowing, grading and Cottage street. * « FIVE ROOM HOUSE, 3 dewTt and All SattliHl BY EDGAR MAKTOI: CALL 5 2 5 6 convertible coupe. radio imd potato digging. Also ;ord wood FOR SALE— A DROP LEAF two up. Attached garage, fire­ ^^*^^at makes tt all the nicer," BCk)TS AND HER BUDDIES heater, excellent condition. Call sawing. Alme LatuUlpe, 788 Ver- WANTED—WOMAN OR GIRL to Dogs—Birds^Peto 41 table, a small table, a large trunk place, steam heat with oil burner. ■aid Sue who had a taste for iplee care for children, 4 hours daily and a French mirror. Call 2-0462. This hot[ae is about 4 years old “Do teU It. W alt” ^ . SOCJVi AVl' 2-1329. non street Telephone 6077. Mota embarraasad b y hla nrtfe ■ while mother works. Call 7013 j THREE BEAUTIFUL Irish Set­ and Is modern In every respect, VOTE. A\M '\bA A v o o VvAviNb? \T before 1 p. m. ter puppies, female, 7 weeks. I being Insulated, has storm win- p r e s e t than he would haye ond . at a banquet hall Sf bankere. Walt P\CVk\ClTA\_V AN^ VVl A ^ A \ 0 WANTED Florists—N urseries 13 " ------Sired by Wlgga -U. Jack Frost | Machinery and Tools 52 1 dows, screens and a screened In MAVS. 'Wst.'Va'P bac'-c porch. .Located near the bus made the try. He could have'told TO RENT-— OFHCE WANTED—V oM A N TO Do plain Kenflela. 26 Gardner street. J crev It well If he had been permitted TO 60AT (SAf* ASTERS AT 40 CENTS a dosen, line In a good residential sectlnn. Q_What la meant by the Euro­ i Women for full or ironing, Good pa>. Call 2-1077. $1,070 delivered. Cletrac tractors The house Is very attractive for a to do It solo. -But there are few y.\6 W KiOVirl#! IN RUBINOW BUILDING or 8 doren- for $1.00. Call at are available now. See us for atoriea strong enough to aur\’lve pean plan In hotelkeeping? Live Stock—Vehicles 42 house of this type. Stuart J. ( Fred SchueU, 40 Kensington S t WOMAN WANTED- -Good hours, complete information. Dublin A—Furnishing room accoiqmo- ’asley, 786 Main street. Tel. part time work. good pay, steady work now and TVactor Co., WilUmantlc. ^ n d and correcting wife. He datlon and eerviee to gueeU, leav FOR SALE—GOOD, FARM horse. 7146—6648. ______-, my A—Casablanca, January; Mos­ FOR SALE—SIX WEEKS old | front and is well landscaped. ThU J. W. Hole Corp. WANTED pigs. Kelly Brothers, Talcottvllle. dear,’’ Walt groaned. cow, October; Quebec, August; BY GALBRAITH HELP WANTED WOMAN to do house­ tn»RIGHT PIANO, walnut case. is a rare opportunity for a per­ Cairo, November, and Teheran, SIDE GLANCES Including 2 Mechanics* work, a few mornings a week. In Ehccellent condition, banjo and son who Is In the market for a Len wae so rattled as to inter­ November. ’ Helpers. the vicinity of South Main street. harp attachment. Call 2-0673. house o f this type. Price $10,760. vene In a family row: WANTED Poultry and Supplies 43 Stuart J. Wasley, 786 Main. Tel. Hospiiality, Monarch Brand BY V. T. HABlLni^ For Full or Parl-Time W'ork Call 7 ^ . y "Let him tell It. Margaret. A Q—What Is the largest privately ALLEY OOP DRESSED ROASTING chickens. j A PERIOD MOtJEL used genuine 6648—7146. , part of a wife’s pledge at the altar Paper Machine^ Tenders— Apply In Person WANTED—^ /OMAN for clean- Weber grand piano, good tone, owned ■ business and recreation COTTAGES days a week. Call 4 1-2 to 8 pound average. Phone FOUR ROOM SINGLE house with la to love, honor, obey, and listen center in America? ’ nOSOOv pu t POP66 ' What Have You to Male. Ing, 1 or 2 and action. Very attractive de­ in alienee to her husband’s stories. 6814: 2-0769^ sign. Only $345. 1060 Main street, two car garage, two down and A-^Rockefeller Center. New , svee W(kMTA 9St Mt. Paper Machine Helpers— COLONIAL BOARD "Go on. then.” said Margaret, York City. It covers almost 12 For Rent At O0er? / Hartford. tw o up. Now vacant and can be "and get It over with while 1 ask , A 6UY r s « VOUR^X Male. COMPANY GIRL OR WOMAN to assist with 45 ______occupied anytime. Price $3,600. acres, ha’s a dally estimated pop­ RCWAL H(&HN6Ca.SlC..AWELL,00^ J^^ housework, 5 mornings a week o,r ] Articles for Sale X Mrs. Beckley If she knows of q ulation of 153,000. more than auE E R LOOXIM* BIRP...I STAMP THERE Parker Street Stuart J. Wasley, 785 >Ialn. Tel. good lady’a tailor in this town,” Dry Loft Workers— Male. by day. Call 2-0041. 28.000 people • are employe(l there KINOA PUMB.IF VA 73180 *IM IN/ Coventry Lake PARLOR OIL HEATER , and j FOR SALE — A , STEIN^AY 6648—7146. ______"But I want to hear the story. A«K. ME ALEXANDER Grand piano. Call 8860. and 125,000 persons visit there drum with pump. 58 Deepwood Sue pleaded. Reduced Rates ROGERS Drive. Call 2-1332. TWO FAMILY 12 ROOM house, Margaret shrugged her ahoui- every day. JARVIS Help Wanted— Male 36 steam heat In both tene­ After Sept. 9. [ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR! Wanted to'B uy 58 dcra with the effect of a fleahquake Real Estate and MortRaffcs Paper Mfg. Co. WAITERS WANTED, experience ments. Income of $60 per month and subsided as if grossly Insult­ Q_Was tobacco ever used for unnecessary. Tea Room, 883 Main wUh motor on tbp In perfect | and ' Is to be sold for $6,500. ed. The poor story being dead al­ money ? Corner Oakland and Mill running condition. 22 Hudson St. AULEN REALTY CO. 26 Alezander Street street. WANTED —WARDROBE trunk Stuart J. Wasley, 786 Main. Tel. ready, Walt smiled pitiably and A—Ye.s. in early colonial days Realtors Phone 4112 or 7275 Streets In gtx>d condition. C^all 8566. 6648—7148______begged off; i it beca(.ie common currency, pass Boats and Accessories 46 “Some______other timec.. I ing freely In payment for goods tSS Mala St. TcL 3301 WANTED GIRL’S bicycle, boys’ 43 BROAD STREET—A NEW, What la sadder than the funeral 1 servlcee, accepted In payment well built modeni six room home. FOR SALE—SEA SLED outboard Junior bicycle iand tricycle. C^ll Of a good atory murdered In its taxes, fines etc. Stores and Nestled among the trees on a cradle ? A pall fell over the strug- , taverns usually had a special boat. Make me an offer. Call 2-1453. large lot. Several fi^uit trees. Bus WANTED 5919. . • gle for laughter. The 1 warehouse as a till for tobacco AUCTION! WANTED — Combination sink. passes the door. Price $6,000 with were interrupted by a violent ..coinage.' US Two Enerketic Young Men Also bath tub, any style. Reason­ attractive terms. Perhaps this la ringing Of the doorbell, a pounding Meow I BY UfiRBOX B1 For Hu b e r t c . m a i n e : who.are willing to work con­ f Garden— Farm—rDalry able. CaU 4861. what you have been looking for. on the door, and a loud voice ahout- Q_W ho Is the quartermaater FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WANTED! Producta 5 0 1 Telephone 2-0927 or call at 287 Ing through: ^ general of the Unltto Statea For tho kest Wics scientiously for advance- The onlv pcture Amo vou need Brandy Street, Bolton Center, Conn. HlUiard street. “Open in the namt of the law! Army? S m6 con- ^ poMiUe on your jnent. Two good jobs in I jVANTED TO BUY 150 pound Sue and Len stared at each THCRf GO*s ivie , pesflco SHE I Evidently when she SHE (SOT WAS o i ^ MORe Than (Follow>w* Arrowii from Gowdy’a FtIUng Statloii on U. S. Route 6 FANCY TOM> TOES for sale, 75 ■A—Maj.-Gen. E, B. Gregory. BK-tCTWeRS MOOCL I ,1TUC WHO - T M ff^ . pleasant surroundings. cents a basket, delivered. Call linoleum' roller. Call 3271. other In unbelief, then leapt to A GRCAT TOOK PcniRES JERKCO THE -fiTRING ON OF HER FEET AND to Bolton Center, Thence V4 Mile to Farm). Car or Station HAO HER p«rroar THP CAMERA^ SHE PULLED J i Experienced Good salaries. Nice hours 8039. ______their feet. She gasped: Q- What country use.s the unit IN GAZE MAGAZINC / CARcea OF HBRSfLr 1 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1944, 1 P. M. W e g o n . Any Mako **Special** Date •Tom! But it couldn’t be! AMO MAILID ! rr OUT OP POSITION / tv and everything else that WANTED -'TO BUY small child’s | of currency, piaater? 7MC CAMIRA ' (Rain or Shine) ^ o r M edal iFrom FOR SALE—BALED HAY, all Host and hoateae fled from their Ooernaev Cow, Ayrshire Heifer, 2 Guernsey Heifers oqm i^ goes to make working pleas­ kinds, any quantity. Prices quot­ tricycle. Call 8816. Kueataaeats and ran out Into t|i® kiUl. A—Turkey. .Dif - / 1934 to 1942. r Draftsman with Brat Calf* Holstein Ball (6 Moo.)* Toarllnf Ste^Pt nil TB ant- Experience preferred ed. Paul Schendel, 187 Gardner WaR axplalned: Q—What was a famous product but not necessary. Apply street, Manchester. Tel. 2-0465. Rooms Withont Board. 591 •Tom l» toelr son. The last they ****^rdsim Trnetor (old model in good running condmon), Tree- 'N O WAITING heard him, he wae in the South of Argentan, France, captured re­ in person. - FOR SALE—BARTLETT pears | Pacific vHUi hie regiment They’ve cently in the big American drive? Apply tor Plow with Doable 14” bottoms, McCormick Deering Moww, IMMEDIATE CASH f u r n i s h e d r o o m for rent Cream Separator. Stone Boat amaU Electric Ortndcr, Pmnp with for canning. S. > Gambolatl. Call been worried sick over him.” .K—Lace, world famona aa with private family, near Main “ point d’Argentan” from the time foot valve, Lawnmower, Electric Brooder, Small Tools, Etc. 8153. street. Gentleman preferred. Call | There wSA# hubbub in the hall, a confusion otSue'e ehrieka of de- of Louie XIV to the tall of Napo­ QUANTITY OF HAY . 6908. - Cheney 1980 li/i-Ton Ford Plcknp 26 Hens SoWf due tiris week. FOSTER'S FANCY TOMATOES for sale, 60 Ught and Lon’aXboom lng voice leon. Farm Sold, Hence This Sale. cents a basket at the farm. A, COMFORTABLY furnished light I mingled with toe emroar of an COFR. 1— T WM ttRWCf ■ INC. T. M. eeaaataT.Wt... 9.-r MARKET Rosnetto, 82 Lake street. hp/isekeeping room, single or | V overgrown youth who\had spent a Q—What do our armed service ROBERT M. REID & SONS. Auctioneers BRUNNERS 84 Oakland Street ^ u ble. day workere preferred. year In the hell of jungle warfare, caeualtles total ? ‘T want enough money raved to buy a restaurant »fter the Brothers As of July 29: 399,474; 68,- LSJC/ Established 1907 CaU 6951. and waa a boy again at u\e sight war—think of the miUiona of service men coming home BD OAKLAND 5T Hoosetiold Goods 51 ' at hla imrenta. Jhe ,gues' cottld 150 dead, 131,786 wounded, 51,848 Employment Office 201 Main S t Phone 8193. Manchester, Conn. hungry for hot dogsl” 740 Allen S t Phone 2-8271. SpringSeld, Mass. IFOR SALE— V'ESTINaHOUSE I ATTRACTIVE ROOM with light! hear hla beaerk laughter. ndaolng, 47,674 prlaonero. BY L E S L IE t u r n s ; housekeeping facilltiea If desired. Our-transport h* yeaterdky. WASH TUBBS No TravelpgueT eleptric stove, newest motlel, l>ei OPEN • roonf set, consisting pf twin beds, Continuous hot water, laundry BY FONTAINE YOU faclllUes and automaUc refrig­ 1 wanted to surpriae you. I’ve got )NljRVILLB FOLKS THANKS.. tV f HBASP complete with dresser. 2 piece a whole month's leave. Hot (lemn. Mon., Tues., Wed. Until living room eet. 94 Hamlin street, eration. Residential. Central. Call [ ■meYBf m e YOOPELLAS 3989 or 14 Arch street God, b u t / ^ ’re aweet. Mom. And lATIST HOLLY­ i MAO SHOWS ON MEN .AND WOMEN ^ 9 P. k HE NEEOSH?/// T hu i^ ay only, 8 to 8 Dad, Lqi^l leva youl” AMPAW 5rN^5 T H E HlPE-POUHP REPUPLICAM WOOD ftCtCASKS BOUdAMVitLS / , -I — — »FR0M SUdS, VSlirMM 300 Thors., FrI., S a^ 6 P.' M. They came Into the dining room •UNMY TOTH yAkOS O’ THC BIIVUIHR B onus Make Your Own! lx’ a hu(ldle, arins enlaced. Tom McoEsrsum- JAP LIMES Boy for Paper YOU'LL LIKE WARDS! had known Walt before he went to COLOSSAL ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SECURING war, and he said: - STEADY EMPLOYMENT "Mr. Hllyard! How do you do, Route in Bolton air?” " Notch, and .\N EXCELLENT SALARY - HELP WANTED... Walt wnm e hla hand and aald: 'J Vicinity. interesting DAY’S WORK / SPECIALIZED TRAINING WAR BONDS 58 Customers. RAPID ADVANCEMENT MALE 5 4 . A SECURE FUTURE ' , j ■» unskilled h^lp MAJOR HUOFl EssenUal industry needs BY ) . R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSG Apply Come In Snd talk with us about what 7 ^ 6 have to OUT OUR WAY offer you. from 8 t o 12 a. m. If yon are available ^WAR-RUKAPrt/ IT iNTTERe GT Herald Office WaSlIE. ILL t a k e X BUT POM’T SHETKV TRiOCS WOU 6U91J0RMAL BPAtOlBLS TO You have a real and unusual opportunity, so let os MO P-ART (At AMV j TO CrtT HIM TD VVORK.--AM’ learni tvaat t o o a v t : Manchester tell you about m ^ y advantages that can p* yours by during any of these hours apply in person fiCHEME AtlAitOST / BU'LUDOIE HIM IF HE DOJ PRESEKfTeO MARTHA WlTR I working for a large progressive company. HIS MOTHER.' VOO VOU STODVIKJ’ TBE A WAR 80MDS 1F4THE AMOUr^iT NOTICE: r t h h Ok h E isE T Th a t O l d \ l^VER.. a h e l p e r OP • 4 ,0 0 0 .' — UM.VAS / INTERVIEWING D^ILY 9:00 TO 5:30. 8 7 ll BED 0 !jrr s o WE'D LAV HJ ) 'Tl-ie DOWKlTROPDEM Th a t p e BBl e too o o n Ke Vs Until boy can be secured IL20 (T TO WAIT FOR him am p \ o p p r e s s e d .' ER ABE De C iOED wjas a to cover the route, papers FOLDING BOXES, INCi We know what, a “date" drees $^KE HM SEEM ABUSED ) VOU TH’ PROSECUTOR DlfiOSAURES<=, AFTER. will be available at Fred should have— and this one has AMD o v e r w o r k e d , AMP, TYPE! MONTGOMERY WARD SHE’D le t him o f f - Lewis’s Filling Station at Elm Street - Manchester, Conn. everything! A cloae-fltUng waist 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER and peplajn—a fashion “ muat" ■NO.TH.ArS 1- Bolton Notch. \ this year—and a softly gathered TBlCkERV akirt to make you look allm and graceful. Pretty for fall and win­ / Motherly Advics LANK USUMAKU ter in velveui,, velveteens, taffetas, MICKEY FINN or rayon crepe. Pattern No. .8711 cornea In elaea Y yOUR MOTHER PROMISBMB AiLmonV, 12, 14, 16, 1»- and 20. Slsa 14, He’S STia \is Me u p ^ 'V’ESrHES X THINK l U MRS..raW>.' in WAS VERyPOOUSH, THAT short sleeves, requires * 1-4 yards . pReny oirregj REAOlte'SOME; 0 0 UP AND ,A-ANOTHANK, MUSIC MATTMew-ANO UERY YdUUlNRiTB o f 88-Inch maUrtal; ■ three-quarter ' mow o io THe\rou«ftifo her, W o u r TALK TO VOO-TTAUJTL MAZOOMA e o v VFL0SSIE-AA)0/R00M MAGAZINES HIM! SEUHSH! BUT SHE OlO , nee-TONiaHT? sfeevea, 4 5-6 yardn ^ REACT WHEN VOU) I DON'T NOW, THAT MB rr BBOAuse SHBuoiffis' ^ , For tola pattern, aend 2 0 ,c«n u ired*aad-wlilte polka drtteo r o t ^ I ^^ns, your niune,, addrera tolo huh That / b l a m e PHIUP? ASKED ME ■ yOU'’*ANO SHB REAUZBS By Mnk Anna OMwt flx lB g Up tiM kltehon, to* din- and trlnuned wlto nmlte t»y-tho-1 ^ .i,^ ^ pattern -Number MIS MOTHER MAO yard eyelet rufOlng, to The Mancheeter ^ BJvening ABRCeO TO LET HIM lette or 0 » broaktart eomer can For complete cutting and fin­ Herald Today's Pattern j stay MERE WITH YOU?, be fun if ytkftl Just toko ff^ ff Cano Mffia Ito eiit • fow longtba b r ig b ^ ishing teiattuctlona for the Decora- 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 18,. p t t^a Kitchen Bet (Pettern Na oolored porcala, N Y. A demolition crOw t t toe Anoff 6786) aend $6 centa In coin, plus 1 The new fall and winter iw e of Bnaineera clearing nracka fs gg I glnghgm or oiittats Into nraO-fittoijg tpiTAmga la Itanea for tod eafalr I tailored eent ond ebalr-book oov- cent postage, your n ^ e , address | "Fatolon” if now ready— t t en. Tbo Uteben etool can also ba and toe pattern number to Anne pages. It’a a. complete guide to (injomtiig trorae- 7?>a bulUtaer la Cabot, The Mancheeter Herald, the fOregrouad naa^ gasoUae mon­ -THP ■roa.T«cr;cA »l<3A>Al. T|-W ,.-l brought Into the hirmenixing pte- j w r faU and wtotra wardrobw ey and plenty of tt, Back 'eas af.wlto^ ht. 1 turn Bw m ^na of a gay little cov^r. 1180 Sixth avenue, New York 18, McsaHle ITba onM i lUuotratad SLse d c ^ la M.X. ■rad V a r Boodat ff,s:iywwyi>*»«*mM« 7 . r

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