FACE FIVE* J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22,1940 ■ANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22,1946
FOUR a frontage of 96 feet six inches, Will Lecture was also included in the section of JNfew Service Building Line the street that the change w u Recreation County M. D.’s River Emergency Patrol requested. On Prophecies Memoriial Is Planned ■ Objects to' (Tiange Is Launched Center Items Voted Changed Thomu W. Vennard of 21 Elro n r s Meeting Her^ Guards Thames^ighway street, who owns property on the Gin «News From M anchester’s . For Pioneer Doctor street, objected to the change and Child Tuesday: John M. Bernard to Part of Lilley Street In said that he w u called upon to To Take Care of Tele •-J0. Small gym open for hand Semi'An^al Session \By Hugh Wagnoa ’ The iMSt waa In motion when a build a retaining waH and felt Preach This Evening German plane dropped four para phone Calls While ball E. S. London— (Correspondence of The volved But Veranda that Mr. Trotter could meet hts 2-12Yean01d 7-g, Women’# plunge period E. Lying in Hospital to | Under Way; To Hear chute flares over on our right. present trouble by also building church next Sunday. Service# tWU At the Gospel Hall. X Associated Press) — A neW branch Rcficf Owners Out of Office. 8. Library Group One, unopened, plummeted to Line Change Is Denied. one. Miss Florence Benson told the fnm M bm cf CMt Miy committee ta la charf*, M m . begin at 11:15 o’clock, with a lunch Inaugurate * Walter j Lectures Tonight. of the British Navy, the unsung earth but the others floated lazily ^ y m o a d J, Schrumpf, Mm. » b e l Columbia 7-9, Nlgfet achool aewlng claaa board that she w u representing Tolland ^ and aocial Ume afU r the church John M. Bernard o f B|.igbton In tbe bright moonlight. Gunfire Impofgi MacGregoYt Mrs. Judge, Mrs. An alternate telephone aendee E. S. heroes of the River -Emergency After a hearing that luted but her mother, Mrs. M a r t^ J. Ben Rockville service at the Gilead Coroihunlty Klee Maaa., who hM- frequently vlMteC Chann^g Day* as Trib* Fall Meeting Msmbera o f the Hartford Coun was directed on them Immediate Now when your child catetlss Annie Bilson and Mrs. M. Chap Btm. Joha f t Stoato Is being launched in Manchester 6- 8, Girl Scouts In Franklin Patrol, guards by day and night 20 . minutes and later taken up by son, who owns the property Just cold relieve mlsenr-easOy-wqh Church Hall. Further detail# wlU ly, tracer bullets strung across the H. ChapHMi 117S4. Roelnnila 575-U, iwUlUMMtte DMalo# by Mrs. Hugo Pearson, of 1S7 room.E, S. Manchester for the purpoae ol ule to Founder. ty Medical Aoaociatlon gathered the Thames highway to London. the Board o f Selectman, the build west cf the Trotter lot. 'She said a “VapoRub Maswea." man. be given later In the week. sky like roman candles. Maple street, by which It wtU be 7- g. Mortarty’i baakatbaU prac-conducting aervlcea In Goapel hall here thla afternoon for their 148th For most part, civilian# three ing line on the north side of L il her mother did not object to the With this more thorouah treat- M , BoekvUla« Elton W. Buell attended the fun The gunner on pur boat brought p e b b le for bustaeas and profes Uce E. S. large gym. Boston, Oct. 22—(XV-Alumni of Members to Gather at months ago; the members of the ley street from Sumrhit street «hange of the building line, but ment,sent, the poultice-and-'oultlcs-and-vapor Warren Clough, a aenior at eral service# of Judge Charle# D. The ylctlzn o f #n accldehlal 415 Center street, will tonight al semi-annual meeting, the program did not feel u though she action of Vicks VapolnRub more sional people to.recelve their tele- 8- 9, Rambler#’ baaketball prac one o f the oldest maternity hoapU river patrol today are part of His down two of the flares and the west to Main street w u changed she Trinity College, spent the week Taten in Eastford on Saturday af shooting while hunting crow# with 7:45 bepn a course of addr^sei Willimantic Wednes opening with golf at th* Man would favor the change of the efiecUvelymniMmrrua n m u ttIrritated sir pbone messages when away from Uce E. S. large gym. tala in the nation planned today Majesty’s Navy and their Job In- third also collapsc wave of Nazi raiders. Behind us al were elected;\ President, June the week-end at his home in when the .22 calibre rifle In the forward to a • destiny fixed wlthlr •eary of the Boston Lying Tn hoapl- Willlmantlc, Wednesday and Morriaaey of New Britain presid months ago.” ^ e of 54 feet, but is peculiar in its motion of Selectman Bowers the ; with all Its benefits - massage an Illness of four weeks. Mrs. who are likely to call that In case ready fires glowed red against the VapoRub for 3 minutes on nt- Loomis; vice 'president, John. hands of one of hla friend# ac- the eternal purpose' of God, with a t'al, obatetriciana from all^^rta of ■niuraday of this week. It la a dis ing as president. Visiting dele / Plumes ol Hmoke Still Rise depth and also the number of change was allowed. j Wood, before marriage, was Carrie Gilead. no answer Is received at the regu Hky. Across the Thames smoke PORTANT RIB-AREA OP BACK Rockville Leaders An Kingsbury Jr.; secretary, PhyllU cidenUlly discharged. His condi Wednesday; speed that bewilders and dazzlcy the country. wtll meet t h w to tinct advantage for. local libraries gates will be received, reports will Now and then we could see the feet in the. rear. Mr. Trotter told Ryder, bom In Tolland, the Miss Marjorie Foote, of Putnam, lar telephone listing to call 6076 billowed from behind a . hlstprlp' Beaver* Felling Tree*- u Well u throat and chest — Gowdy; treasurer, tester Hill; spent Sunday at the home of her tiona la not considered serious, 7- 8, Beginners swimming claaathe mind of men. Inaugurate "W alter Channlng to have the Aasoclation meet In be heard from delegates to the moonlight streaming through the the I ird he wished to build a spread a thick layer on chest, jounce . Meeting on daughter of Sila* and Mary Drake and the call and message will be Mr. Bernard will illustrateua nlinil Day-Day" as a tribute to the hoapltal’a State Society and' to other County public building. Before us lay tKc Bear Mountain, N. Y., Oct. 22— ; lookout committee, JOlm Kings parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and the buUet has been extracted. taken care of. Listings may also for women E. S. this part of the State. skeleton of a warehuose as we two family house of five rrxims cover with s vanned cloth. BE Ryder. 8- 9, Intermediate swimminglectures by a large chart, and vriP . ver-hatted, tuffle-ahlrted found- Associations . and from the secre rlvkr shimmering under the nxion. (/p— New signs on^^oadways i SURE to use genuine, time-tested bury Jr., Hubert Edmondtpn, Bar Ueutenant Roy B. PetUngUl of the be made In new telephone books The Wednesday morning pro moved down-river. But we pauined eaph on the lot. Because the lot Friday Evening. Mtsa Helen S. Robberts, Home Foote, also answer written queatlor who la deacribed In the Inatltu- tary, treasurer, councillor, board through Bear Mountain Interstate j ^ICK8 VAPORUB.______bara Robertson: prayer ihfeting, Norman Lyman has secured Colchester barracks investigated. with the notation "In case of no class for women E. S.' gram offers something new called Firemen Huddle Under Arch numerous plants which could be slopes away so much to the north Demonstration Agent, of the Tol 7-8, P. A. C. baaketball practice dropped Into a box for the pi I’a recorda aa "the earlleat of directors and censors, new park Bay: "Beavers at Work?’ Phyllir Gowdy, Ruth Loomla.JKay work at the United Aircraft Cor The boys who were hunting crows answer call 6076.” a clinic. There will be eight Twice, en route to the pier, I considered military objectives but he asked that, the building line be . . . , . . . i Rockville. Oct. 22— (Special)— Kingsbury; missionary, Chrilito- land County Farm Bureau, will be on the nlghCtolIowlng. , tmerican advocate of aneatheala In members will be elected and a Chang 1 from the present 25 feet They’re there to warn motorists of , poration in East Hartford. with Deptula were John Szegda, This service should prove of- E. S. large gym. llbrartana from different parts of had 6> flatten myself against the from whose stacks plumes of The Democrats nave completed pher ^ nney, Ruth Vinton, Doft- the guest speaker at the October 7:30-10, Bowling alleys reserved Hts Visits on previous occaslou tribute to the late Dr. John F. to a 20 foot line. A lot owned by ' fallen timber. The little animals Schools In Gilead will close Wed Jr., and Elllo Belli, both younger special appeal to doctors, lawyers, labor.” tbe Stote in tbe auditorium to nearest wail When bombs crashed. smoke rose Just as if there were pi.nii tor a rally to be held on ald Gowdy; social. Nancy Robert m ee^g tomorrow evening at tbe for Miss Anderson E. S. have been all too brief fb®** These recorda declare that^Jhan- answer questions and give advice Lynch will be read by Dr. Edward A little girl ran wildly down the .Samuel Turkington at the corner ' are b>*y felling their winter's sup- Friday evening at the Sykea ^^lland Women’s Community club. nesday night for the rest of the than Deptula. insurance agents and others whose who enjoy hearing bird' impound no war. of Summit and Lilley street with ply'of building material. . Rpiifl H erald Advs. son, Helen Gieseoke. Anna Oieae- Awards for the annual sailboat 6-10, Small gym open for hand ning performed the first operative on library problems. Jessamine M J. Wpalen of Hartford. street and t»x)k her'place )>eside me Censorship forbids saying Just dltorium, with the members of cke, Marlon Gowdy; flower, CHara THB subject win be "The Fabrics week. Thwaday will be visiting business necessitates time away these gospel prophecies. An'eTtort ball E. S. delivery with the use of aneatheala Smith of the Mary Cheney Library 'Title* of Addresses as a big one screamed down. A where we went fjin this all-night the party from EaUngton and Tol Smith, 2!oeztie Vinton, Mrs. Bes We Buy." She will give a general day for the teachem and the sn races sponsored by the Columbia from the office. It is also available Is being made to have him exten^ In this country on May 6, 1847, and will be the advisor on reference The candidates for membership dozen firemen were huddled to patrol but I received the Impres land joining with those of the sie Anstin; music, Marion Gowdy, discusmpn of the various types of nual teachers convention will be Lake Association were made at the to those who must be away from the scries of lectures beyond the that the same year the technique work. in the Association Include Dr. A. gether undej an arch, one hates to town of Vernon for the event. Edna Glesccke, Lawrence Robert- fabrics m d their usefulness, and held in Hartford on Friday. banquet held at the Hotel Bond in home for any length of time and present week. An Invitation Is ex. sion of cool steadiness which al who wish, telephone messagea waa uaed at Boston Lying In for Wednesday evening a banquet is Elmer Diakan of thla town, who be alone tp an air raid. most made workaway routine of The principal speaker will be son. answer questions. A program in Mrs. A. H. Po#t and Louis Twin Hartford Saturday evening. Thia Big Stage Sho>«^ tended to all to attend these aerv- taken. Further Information on the first time in an American Ma- to be held at the Nathan Hale will appear on the sclentiflo pro pn the patrol boat the atmos this extraordinary vigilance. John Chidahy who was ambassa The society voted to hold a Com observance of Hallowe’en Is being ing o f East Hartford, spent Sun year’# winner# were Lavergne H. icea. gram at the Temple tonight by In,^ dor to Belgium when the Germans munity Hallowe’en social Friday day at the home of Mr. and Mrs William#, George Lockwood and this service add rates for sub- , terrilty hospital. Hotel. The speaker for the eve phere .was not HO tense, dc#i)tte the “ Heroism? No. Just part of ______Jc planned by the committee, com To Note Other Coatrlbutiona vitstlon, presenting a paper on Invaded this country. at the Church Community House George Ryker. ■cribera m ^ be had by calling On in Hartford ning will be Prof. Eric,Kelly ot steady bombing an'd^the anti-air the day’s work,” said the com posed of Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs. C3iarles Fish. Dr. Frederick C. Irving, present- "Report of a Case of Chronic The other speakers will Include Every one is asked to come in John Loyrlm, Mrs. Benjamin The Home Economics committee A t the final meeting of Town Mrs. P e a w n at 6076. Report lieek Arrested Dartmouth whose siih je ^ will be craft barrage. A . smiling young mander as I went back ashore at day chief obstetrician at the hos Adrenal Insufficiency.” Dr. Fran Robert A. Hurley, candidate for costumes. Committees have been Rosenbaum, Mrs. Hoffman and of Blast Central Pomona No. 3. Clerk Hubert P. Colllna and the "A rt of Thinking inJthe M odern lieutenant commander produced the end of the night. “ I’d rather j Budapest. Hungary, 6ct. 22.—(A*i pital. said the memorial day alao cis G. Blake. Sterling professor of governor; Odell, .Shepard, candi arranged to be in charge of groups Mrs. Srijk. Refreshments will be adopted an interesting project last selectmen for the purpose of mak The greatest gala.xy of M ^ o n and Medieval World.j\ hot coffee as we made ready to be on the river than in London." —A German news agency reported would note these contrtbutlona of medicine at Yale Uplverslty. will shove off and chatted easily about I quite agreed when I finally got j date for lieutenant governor; Mrs. of different ages so their will be one of the features during the so February, the purpose being to ing new voters Saturday, a total Picture peraonalltlea ever seen Wednesday afternoon and Tbuni- speak on “Chemotherapy with CLEARING Uniou Aiilliorizes toflay that Josef Beck, forinisi the institution to the advance of Chase G. Woodhouse, candidate lots of fun for everyone. Refresh cial hour. All women of the make some useful article from of 27 were granted the franchise. anywhere on one stage in person day morning are general aesslona the work of hla (orce. home. through glsSa-llttered' i Polish foreign minister, w u ar. obstetrical science from the days Sulfrapyridlne and Sulfathlazole." for aecretaiv of state. John M. ments will be served. A small sinn community are welcome. things usually discarded, dumped John Healy. age 56. who was and various good speakers are oh "Any enemy attempting to .streets, and found that a bulldfng | is headed for the State Theater in rested by Rumafilsn Iron'G uari when antiseptics were unknown The evening session will begin at Dowe. candidate for comptroller; will be charged for admission to Mrs. Dorothy O. Walker Is or sold to the Junk man. This was employed as a farmhand at the Calling of Strike the program. come up the river would get a across the street had pe^h hoi- i Hartford for a two days engage police at Bucharest while trying and many learned doctors attri 8 o’clock, Dr. Frank M. Anaataslo, candi help pay for cost of refreshments. spending Some time In Summit, named “ Home Economic Salvage Percy Crawford place in this town, Thursday afternoon Is devoted very warm reception,” he said. lowed out by fire during'the night. : Miss Cora Kingsbury came to escape with a British passport buted child-bed fever to sewer gaa Dinner at 6:80 date for state treasurer and Lu- N. J. Project of East Central Pomona," died suddenly Saturday forenoon ment Today and Wednesday only, to Round-Table discussions. Miss Following' the business meeting, ______^ . c . ' cien Maciora, candidate for con- home for a few hours visit Satur Bristol. Oct. The Bris from Rumania, whore' he had been and pestilential vapors: Edward Wochomurka, Sr., is in The nineteen Granges in this while engaged in his duties. .‘Medi (Oct. 22 and 23) when Louella O. Virginia Kirkus who wrote the in dinner will be served In the ban TH^DECKS since the l.xst days of Poland's re gressman-at-largc. . . . day, bringing three of the faculty the Hartford hospital under ob- cal Examiner Dr. W illlam 'L. H ig tol iBrass Workers, a CIO union, Parsons, the noted Hollywoo so they caV concentrate on the big job Ayers left Monday for Oradel, N the electric organ used for the pany haa been unfair In Its bar Barnes, the screen’s lovely come Hlaery of French and Mins Smith will also cians are members of various com and MrS; C. Irving Loomis. fou^ classifications: articles made COLDS First use In a maternity hoapf- hearts of 'these ppdf homeless Council To Meet J. where they are to be guests of tKe Stannard-Stoltenfeldt wedding gaining methoda. The concern em dienne. Binnle Is the sU r of scores attend the banquet. On Thursday mittees, . Worker in Iximlon, in There wHJ be a meeting of the At the Sunday service Rev. from different kinds of bags; quilts tal of a nursery for premature souls. ahead. Austin preached on the topic Mr. Talcott’s relatives, Mr. and in the church Saturday afternoon. ployes 350. of hit pictures; glamorous Ilonx TmhUim Mins Olive Chapman and Mlsa Eva Board of (Common Council this and dugs; miscellaneous articles: Benjamin E. Falrclough. elected Massey, JJ»G.M.’s sin^ng s ta r > f infanta: I.,etter .Appreciates the "You will be glad to know they "When the Master Comes” . Mrs.- Mrs. Horton Chapin and daughter, Action will be taken at the October Hooks will attend sesoiona. sVenlng with Mayor Claude Mills best articles made from bags qr president Sunday, when an eight- "Balalaika” ; Brenda Joyce, the Kmmm Utnpm TTie development of the first are now being looked after, and get ! Lawrence Robertson was organist Helen Chapin. remodeled from discarded gar meeting of the Ladles Aid Society nmiis Work Here Locallv. presiding. Miss Alvina Wochomurka, a stu poll was held on the strike matter, aweeteat o f all 20th Centufy Fox 666 water-heated bassinet In America Says Women Must food, wholesome food; unfortunate To these men’who hare investment managemenf'nroblems to cope wth, ; in the absence of Mrs. Thomas ments. in the chapel Friday ati2:30 p. m. Raising Funds dent at the New Britain Normal said that the referendum result SUrs; Robert Stack. Deapha Dur- T r y “ IlMb .M 7 - T U m ** • Wonffcrfol by Dr. Rufus Kingman, of Provi ly whenever the siren goes they ‘ McKinney. Miss June Loomis and Main points in judging are bas AUchael Gallo of Eouth Third L lfiim r a t The Manchester Branch of the | we offer a trust arrangement under which our experienced organizati^ will The East School Teachers Club School, spent the weekend at the would be submitted to the com bln'a leading' man and her first dence, a house 'officer in 1880; Axis Pact Seen have all to go out to a shelter as 1 Miss Ruth , \anton sang a duet, ed on workraan^lp; best Articles street, Meriden, was arrested for Have Open Minds British War Relief society receives Is planning a series of Military \ "Living With Jesus". Lester Hill home of her parents, and had as pany at a negotiating conference kias-er on the silver, screen; Bill and i the Empress Hall lieing made of matle from the most useful things; speeding In this town by State Contributions to the prevention , from time to tirpe letters from assume the worries of this exacting responsibility. whists to raise funds to be used i was the leader at the Christian guest a classmate. Miss Anderson. today. Orr. sensational /hew Warner wood Is dangerous. I feel sorry for for the benefit of the school, in least expense in m ^ln g/ PoUceman. Harry Taylor of the Brothers sUr; Sahu. famous Ele of childbed fever, ranging from '’Clear Warning’ Ehgland gratefully acknowledging the children and the old people Endeavor Sunday evening. The tbe glHs'.of serviceable used cloth cluding Welfare work throughout Colchester Barracks. Laya Wreath On Tomb phant Boy and the star of the SPECIAI. USED CAR early use of antlseptlca to a re Wallingford, Oct. 23— UP-^JAru. when a raid comes at nlcht. topic was “The Message of John Among those attending the New ing for the homeless Londoners and the school. The next Military the Baptist for Our Day’.. Rev. HOOP to be releaaed "The Thief of cently-developed technique of Chase: Going Woodhouse, Demo 'My love and very grateful This plan |s v^ery flexible and can be made to fit your inai,^idual needs whist will take place on Monday York World’s Fair from this town Bagdad"; jrfus Mike Frankovitch, SALE two etaff members employing suf- Chicago, Oct. 22~-(tP—The na cratic nominee for ' secretary of. other refugees. The.».e are pasted i thanM for being such a 'g o ^ angel Leon Austin installed the officers Madrid, Oct. 22—(Ah—Heinrich exactly. Why not call us and arrange an interview 7 •vening, November 18th. over the week-end were Mr. and noted H®^*y*'®®*^ Radio Oommen- fanllamide In combination with tion's security, says Aifibassador state, said last flight that thS up in the work rooms at the local ! bringing help to the needy.” for the coming year in a very sim Stafford Springs Himmler, head of all German po-’ All Makes of Cars! British Relief headquarters In the ' The food sale sponsored by the ple but effective way. The meeting Mrs. Clayton E. Hunt and Mr. and lice organisations, deposited a tator a^d Binnle Barnes’ husband / the transfused blood of persons William C. Bullitt, depends on Its "women of tbe United States hold j O. F. Bert HO favored a place that we must in Britlsh-Amerlcan clubhouse so that East School Athletic . Association closed with everyone Joining | / John O. Netto Mrs. Albert D. Emerson, eoinpletes the parade of name per- — Depot Square Garage —> immune to the streptococcus rearming at a war time' pace and Tel. 493-S. Roolr\4lle wreath yeaterday on the tomb of turn accept a high degree of re I all may read them. Others have netted about J40.00. The teachers hands in a circle pledging anew to 472, Stafford Laurens Holbrook, son of Mr Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, sohalltles in this great In Person Ernest Boy, Prop. germ which causes the fever. on the ability of Britain and China Litchfiekl Board to hold off their foes until the sponsibility for making demo ! questioned as to whether the cloth are very grateful to all who help work together harder than ever* and Mrs. Laurens Holbrook of Spanish Fascist leader. stage show. Dtsobeyed Orders of "t.Tilef.” ed. This vfas the first of a series of The Ellington Fire Department United States Is preiiared.. cracy, work In this country. ing shipped reaches the other side. The Fragment Society will meet John Riyetts, 96, who, came here Pine street, is a patient at the Dr. Irving said thjtt It was the events ^ y which the Blast School was called out yesterday at 12:30x. The ambassador to France, “For making democracy work Copy of the Ixittor Ends Numbering Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the 43 years ago jnd was Stafford Windham Community Memorial dLsobedlence of a young "‘ house hopes to raise funds to equip each p. m. for a stubborn chimney fi speaking lu t night to the Chicago in the United States is the first One of the workers brought to Churr'i Community House. It will Springs oldest living resident, died hospital in Willlmantlc. officer. Dr. Alfred Worce.ster, to r(>om/ln the building wltb modern at the home of Mrs. J6hn B..De- the orders of hla “chief." Dr.' Wil-' CtounctI on Foreign Relations In a essential for retaining It in the The Herald office today a letter < k serve its annual Harvest Supper la.st night. Hartford, Oct. 22— Selective m a t^ a l needed to carry on a Carli of Main street. The was llam Lambert Richardson, that led broadcast address (N B C ), termed world," she told an open meeting from the' relief depot tn London at Wednesdav evening from .'>;30 to Miss Genevieve Gorman and Da service htiadquarters today credit plete * and well organized soon brought under control by to the introduction at the hospital the German-Japanese-Ital'lan pact ot the sisterhood of the Ladies’ i Redcliffe Gardens, which is given 7;,30. ‘ . ‘ vid Erwin, members of Stafford Hebrew Aid Society. ed local drkfi board No. 30, which coprse in physical education and Mrs. Walter S. Havens is spend chemicals. No matertart damage in 1883 of the great Lister’s prin a "clear warning" of a contem ' in full below: High school faculty have been se " I f we are to maintain demo^ covers Go#env Harwinton, Litch pervised play. ing a few days in Boston with her resulted. / Wapping ciples of antisepsis. plated "future assault" on tbe "The wonderful gift of clothing lected to play the leading roles in cracy,” the speaker asserted, "we arrived on a morning when we field, New Harttord and ’forripg- Supper Wednesday f cousin. Miss Ennlce Morse. M r and Mrs. Baxter Rice, of Mra. W. W. Uraat Previous to that Itme. antisep United State#. the three-act comedy "What i must have open and inquiring were. In desperate need o f gar ton a.’ nally distributed at the annual lead the affirmative side, and the ings and equipment representing And don’t forget that you also epidemic of deaths had stopped. on a charge of selling milk at less Leonard DeCarll. There will be Herd Improvement Assoeiktion. town meeting on electipn day. Bolton Rev. Theodore E. Frank, pastor efcekmo*, than the price established by the a total of some $15,000,000. The "Willkie for President But the surgeon drew, the fire of many .specialty numbe'rs and the have arrived from t b ^ printers of the First Congregational get your sense of values, your abil- state milk administration, was de- Club," will meet In the Town Hall, and may be obtained by calling at Mra. Clyds MarshaB , D r., Richardson, then head of the program wll start at eight o’clock. f W s 4857 church of Windsor, the negative. ity/to pick oiit the necessities and ferrid today to . Nov. 12. The pupils of the school have South Coventry,. Friday • evening the Town (Uerk'a office in Elling All interested fare invited to at hospital. Prosecutor Anthony M. Tapog- DEMOCRATIC West “ You damned fool," said Rich charge of the aale of the tickets. at 8. Orrin Kilbourm of ton Town Hall. ”1716 delay was tend. ET your chin up! satisfactions of life from the news aa told Judge William J. Burke Asserts Attitude ardson, when he foitnd out what Armistice Day Simsburj-, who has ah^ays been a caused by failure of the state audi Attention la called to the fact Sure there arc bears that Administrator 8. McLean Stanley Do bos r Post No. 14, Democrat, will speak, telling why tors report/to arrive in time to that the Board of Asseasora of the G papers. The "ads” are signposts in Worcester . had been doing. Buckingham, who might be neifd- Party Scana tor HALLOWE^CM ht«ia for Willkie. An Inritation "Throw that stuff out the ■window. Is' Misrepresented American Legioti is completing permit tljS reports to be printed Town of Bolton w ill' meet on the in the woods and bug the forest. They tell you exactly ed aa a witness, could not be in plans for the observance of Armis h S been extended to the Yopng at the ukua) time. ’ following dates to receive tax lists The next thing I know ybd will be court, today because of the recent Democratic Club of Coventry. Re on the assessment of Oct. 1, 1940, Marlborough bears oyer the hill. scrubbing the patients with It." tice Day when a program will be Mlai Doris Haniilton, of the what you can gct'for your moj^jy. death of his wife. San Francisco, Oct. \22—- There will be a food sale on Senior’ Warden for the Ninth The cast for the Grange play '■g(X)d business to do so. this year. The matter waa not dis Wfedneaday afternoon at the noon. Mrs. Clayton Hills, Mrs. Asa ’’The. District School at-Blueberry Three Diseases cussed and Secretary 8. Raymond District will confer the Fellow- Ellis and Miss Florence Jones are leaving the job to a king or a dic Active War Pact Candidate for Governor Northeast school from 1:30 to five craft Degree at the Eastern Lodge Comera" has been chosen and re But whatever the reason, so long Smith moved that $75 be appro o’clock. The proceeds from the in WiUlm'antic W'ednesday eve the aaalstant hostesses, v Clergyman Holds hearsals will begin this week. tator or a master—they must Take Big Jump priated for the lights and the vote sale will go toward equipment for Mr. and Mrs. Hw^'atd Tryon, of as it continues to be an "American- was carried. S pooks and Witches , , . Black Gats . . . Jack-o’-lanterns . . , ning Oct. 23. A ll Masons are cor know how. Not Inevitable Harold W . Garrity Herman P. Koppleniahn the achool. Those desiring to place dially jn rited to attend. Buckingham, were Sunday guests To His Refusal No W oH of Ship’s Fate. it’s time for make-bclieVe and fun! Y'our party . . . or your at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton style” paper, free from dictatorial Hartford, OcL 22—(X7—Whoop Candidate for State Senator Candidate for Congressman orders may do so by telephoning A Get-together meeting of the Snowing how to govern -yourself Hallowe’en dinner . . . heeds something extra special for dessert 920 and deliveries will be made. Artificial Insemination Associa Buell. ,Gla.sgow; Scotland, Oct. 22—UP) control, you’re.safe. ing cough, scarlet fever and lobar New York. Oct. 22.—(XV-W alter Mr. and Mrs. Addison Cfiark, of pneumonia caeca all took a Jump Harvegt Supper . . . and here it i s . . . R eal Blueberry I ce Cream P ie , Scaliest- ^ Emlilem Club Bridge tion will be held tomorrow at Boston, Oct. 22.—(Jr>'—One of —The owners o f the British means that you must know what is Lippmann, special writer, told The M rs. Isadora -A. O ’llllalley , Lebanon, were visitors at the home auper* ised. of course: ,The pie “ crust” is creamy-rich Vanilla Ice • Prof. Odell She^ 1ard T h e RockvUle Emblem Club wlU Storra starting at 10:30 a. m. two Boston clergymen Indicted for steamer Loch Lomond, 5,452 tons, A modern man with his news- tn the last week, the State Health New York Herald Tribune Forum bold a public bridge on Wednes The Reglatrara reported 55 were of Mr., and Mrs. Norman Warner, going on in your town, in your Candidate for General Assembly refusal to register
eclerc 3:30 o’clock. Mrs. John Coleman pendent, 15 Republicans- and’ 8 . what it takes to make his way in HeservaUohs for the annual four golden -ycl loVr harvest leaves, and a crisp church. tion in finally enrolling. day that no further word had 65 td 88 cases, scarlet fever waa thia hemisphere cannot be attack Candidate for General .\ssembly Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse Is ebairman in cba9ga and aba will Democrats. „ siavts Mr. and Mr#. Morgan Stedman The Rev. Keith C. Kanaga. 25, been. raceived from the ship. The 'this modern worlds He is today’s up to 23 from 10 and lolutr pneu Harvest Supper of the Ladies’ Aid ed. ■ looking pink rosette. Order yours now by . Candidate for Secretary of State bs aaaisted by Mrs. Emma Con Tha membership drive for Farm M v a - and children, o f Weat HarUord, aaalatant pastor of tha Mount Ver Loch Lomond’s distress signal waa monia ahopred 19 Instead 4>f tbe Society of the Emanuel Lutheran "Provided their resistance Is nors. Mrs ktdlle HeUefr. Mra. Bureau membert in Tolland Coim- pioneer, with today’s keen-bladed calling the dealer in your neighborhood who pawiB Rev. F. Dent Lackey spent the week-end at their home non (Congregational) chmrcli. said intercepted- by Maekay Radio prevlou# 10.. church, to be held this Saturday supported effectively and our own AT BMbsr North, Mrs iKna North. ty la noW on. LAeut. Esther Koeh sells Seallesl-supervi^ Ice Cream. . 35^ here. there was no likelihood that he early Sunday. Measles dropped from . three to evening from 5 to 7 o’clock In the defenses are stren^hened rapidiv , of Enfield Dr. Frank M. Anastasio Mrs. Mary Pagapl. Mrs. ^ d ler has appointed the following to ax’on'his shoulder. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flab and would change bia mind and regis I'.VO. church vestiy. will close tomor a^d efficiently, the. active partlci- Candidate for State Senator, 7th Dist. Candidate for State Treasurer . Itomao and Mrs. Mary Schmidt. work with her for North Coven son Calvin. Were caller# at the Britisli Jonraallet Dlea * row night. Tickets inay be obtain try: Captain, Franklin Orcutt, ter. paUon o f the United. States In the Manchester Tea Wedneeday home of Mrs. Martha Funk And The Rev. Harry H. Kruener, 24, London, Oct. 22 — m The areeewkHi OyetenoM Die# ed by caning Mrs. William Orr at war la not inevitable,’’ hoert Modean at In a prepared speech. Oengregatlpnal church will hold rop, Pauline Hutchinadn; South ICE CREAM Sunday. , while felteratbig that he believed author, and barrister, at Dorches means that ypu must know, how to NOTEi Th* purgaw el tbeae retolal TuMdav Inatl- Greenwich, Oct. 33—UP)—CapL 8355. Lippmann'a remarks ouUlned Dairy n a n e m ^ taa on Wednesday Coventry, Captain. Bert Flint, and The menu for the su(d>er will In Mllton^Rose. The drive closes Oct. Miss- Barbara Fisb spent the conscription was "against the will ter waa reported yesterday. He nmeasl sdvertissmeat* to to make AaMrican We mad t,iiai'lea U. .Wcacutt, an ciyatei niap “ the state o f American prepared- gftam een at the church parish week-end in Cheshire, the guhet of of (3od." said he registered yester- was 79. He had been editor of Tbe safeguard what you earn, get good America# bo«lne«e better. Teof ees ieetlnito, cilttotomS ' far the last 63 year# and founder clude baked ham', scalloped pota neaa.’’ A t the outset,, he cauUoned This wUl be a special oc- 25. ~ Everybody Welcome Ayrshire Post, The Lancaster or reaettone will he epprictated hjr the Ne#ep#per o f Star Council, Sena and Daugh toes, cole alaw, carrots, peas, ilia listener# not to accept argu foT many o f the more elder- Mr.i and Mrs. J. Bruce Toombs. »dav after conferring with an as values for your money— for no man Plans are being made for sistant U. S. district attorney and Dally Post and The Northern Echo Publtohn* C^imraSlter end He chairman, Addrors Iba ters of liberty, a fraternal organ beets, pickle#, roll#, coffee and pie. ment# that it waa impoasible to In aea of t ^ church who will ’Hie feet,'legs, and thighs of ■IfM a«ar N K Is# Nstwifa. ia to P. M.. ■. t. T. human being contain more than "Everybody'# Sunday," to be held agents of the Federal Bureau of and London editor of The West is thily free who is without money committee to.cate el the BariaeseOflUaalthtopaiy..^ . toaUea, died yeaterday at his home A special price h u been ,eet for vade this hemlaphere fr9m serosa with traasportatloo to minster Press., In Rlventde. children under 14 y e a n ot age. the ocoaii. - _ THIS ttBPAHT AH9 aCAlTIST. IBO,. AM 999M THt tABE aWBtBa#l« ■ Tbs fWlow^ 15^ muscles. at the aijgad °Congregation8l InveaUgation. ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22.1940
same company was awardad tha contract to furnish 25 tons of Plane, 2 MiMin§^ Bids for Gial stove coal to ba used In tha pollea school "straw vote” on Thursday ,, SERIAL STORY Stildentt Poll Loose Shoes Nearly Cause ' station and town court building of » profram In some datmU » Asserts Stand Officers Soi wlU ba awaltsd .wltli a good deal Stimson Will D r a w First at the same price. For the 75 tons 4Um rhrst»r program for th« encourafement Daily Radio Programs Are Submitted of buckwheat coal to be used In of concern by a great many per Wm Be Taken of Induitrlal and builnagB oxpan- Not Influenced NEW YORK JUNGLE Of Mixup in 1917 Draft the municipal building the Pola OakUad, Calif., Oet. sona besides the studenU them Mmstfsn gtandard T im Bion which At th^ iame time would Selective Sert>ice N u m b e r coBVBiaHT- .lasa, ------— company was again low with a Ground and aerial aeacchara X t r a l i i NBA aaavicB. inc. / bid of $7.95, and for the 10 tons selves. • ' ' ' ■ ' BY WRAY WADE SEVERN WMhington, Oct. 22—
—Any^ She kicked off a shoe and what Contracts^ Awarded by moblllaed yesterday to look inaur* the country agalnat produc H. S. Pupilii to Vote of stove coal to be used at the two Army Reaenr* offloam Washington, Oct. One*vigorously, Va^wa with a wooden ladle - — — — New York Times Pub young lady whose shoes look too trolled out? Board of Selectmen; lOBRALo'^piinmNo %“ tion outrunning conaumer pur session "Science and Industry almshouse the Pola company's bid vanished myaterioualy In aa Ar 11 BIIMII atr*«t A Draft Sidelight week. from . ' today at noop trnriaUncle and then the drawing will proceed. murder he crossed the threshold Thursday on R eg^r big for her Is apt to find herself Horrors! one of tbe draft cap- of $7.95 waa also low. Thia gave li»nch»»t«r Cw t chasing power. There Is still time On July 20, 1917 SecreUry of lisher Denies Pressure yeatBraayi Brattwood trlBf to Mobollze,” WJZ-NBC 9:86 to 11 peraona non grata next Tuesday »ul^. It wasn’t an empty one. The Various Bids. plaae. THOMAB rBRonaow Sam will start drawing tha selac- flguTB but the puzxUag erlme, T h U dead friend’s sleeping quar- , Voting Machinefl. / thia company four of. the con Second Lieut Voln*y R. for this kind of ampllflcatlon of It appears that there has been Wat Newton D. Baker dipped his B y Advertisers. Winthrop Rockefeller and others. If she gets too close to the big either. Inside was a pl*^ o t paper tracts. It alao wlll aliare with the Ointral M»na«*r tlve service numbers./^hlch will hand into the bowl and withdrew nuchaa no doclslon, BuiiMnoiiod Europe — WEAF-NBC 7:15; glass Jar from which the capeule-, bearing one of the tell-tale num- a veteran pilot, and Liaut Na PounilaB OAtnbar 1. I Ml the ".free enterprise” theory a change of plan with relation to put the first 800.000 young Ameri ‘ *Here the footprint, ceawd. Cmtracts were swarded for 401 G. E. Wlllia Co., the W. G. Glenney the flrat aerial number—258. by NoUa, be gooa to Adaia’a room, M BS'8, 10, 11, 12:30; CBS 8:56, ^ p ila of the Manchester High encased draft numbers are drawn, j bers. H. Samuela of the Infantry which It Is to be feared has not the drawing of the first capsule )n cans in uniformity by next June, New York. Oct. 22- W —Arthur overbOMO Pat a«id Oufidrim. Either the maker of them had tons of coal to be used in different Company and the Mancheater serve' left here Saturday ta Pnbitahad BTam No. 258 Immediately became Or 10:45; WJZ-NBC 9:30: NBC 12 school, numbering about 1,600, VVhat could milady's slippers' Tells Story To General departments of the town and for Lumber and Fuel Company In the Bondiy* and HoUdaya ®"**J*^ •* yet been explained with sufficient the first peace time military ^draft and minions more during the en der Number 1 for every man who Haya Sulzberger, publisher of The Nella boUeveo Adsm feared u e taken off hla wet PD” which U sllghUy more than 10 p tr Badly frightened, she got to a training plane for Monterey. Thfli thd' Pott Offica af llaBchaatar. TCle. had been wiped dry by hla mid. have to do with the drafting of outside charities at the meeting of contract for 225 tons of chestnut direct flight would bav* r*qulr*flS clarity to satisfy the wondering suing four years. held it in the hundreda of local Wife, offers no other expUasUon. cent of the regUJOred voters, will telephone and poured tbe details Conn., a* Sawnd Claaa Mall Mattar. In the history of the United States. New York "nmes, saya financial Aa Jbe returns to hls room, Sidney Politic*—MBS 8:15 Roger W thousands of Americans for mili the B««rd of Selectmen last night. cbal to be supplied In different lots leas than 40 mlnUtea. 'They had * ) T h e hletorlc drawing In the na board areas throughout the coun Tuesday, October 22 Babson; MBS 0:30 Wendell Wlllkle go to the poll* on Thursday and of her predicament into the weary BP88CRIPT10N RATPB voter. We hope Mr. Wlllkle will Yesterday It waa announced that pressure did not influence the pa hears a etap on the third, floor, '*^^Uhlng vvlth all hls heart Uiat tary training? — Bids had been sent to all of the to the town's outside poor. radio with which they could hav* s tion's first peacetime conscription try. from Chicago; WEAF-NBC 10:30 cast their vote* tor naUonal, aUte ears of a general. dealers In town and last night the The Mancheater Lumber and On# Taar by Mall ...... not hesitate to express his views president Roosevelt would draw pVogram la expected to take a Will Operate on Similar Unea per's position In the 1936 p r u and tbo whimpering of a dog. Marta had remained In the iiaf.ty ’:0<>—Backstage Wife. Well, a not-too trim pair all but broadcast (llstrcas. Par Month hy Mall ...... P JJ dential campaign, nor does It thia Wlllkle Question and Anowsr. and local offices, uqlng the same caused a mixup In Uie last draft. "Get a cab," he ordered at once, announcement of the lowest bid Fuel Company was the low bid on this point during the coming dozehizen hoursnours or more.muic. When it la , -j-npThe arawingdrawing next Tuesday lueauay winwill of her room, Sidney ’4:15—Stella Dallas. set up on the voting, machines aa "and come back down Immedi BIncIa Copy ...... » ” the first number on October 29. year, In reply to a statement by Down The Secret Passage tiousiy about. Tha lnt|^er had WEAF-NBC—8 Johnny Prs- Not much has been said about ders for the different amounts and der on 'Jlc three ton order of pea Cairo Under Air Alana Dallyarad Ona Taar ...... if.or nn'ished, each of the 16.651,000 men. operate' on-elmilar lines. If Serial 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. the voters will have b|i November ately—with tbe capsule." grades was read. For etgKt tons coal that is to be used at the week or so; because It Is very im a week from today. This morn Democratic National Chairman Chapter XIII VSJuhed. N olsel^ly, B r * ltw ^ sents; 8:30 Horace Heldt Quis; It since July 20, 1917, but It Cairo, Egypt, O ct 22/— Vho registered last Wednesday w ill: Number 258 ahould be drawn flrat. 4:45—Young Wldder Brown 5. She did. of stove coal for the water de- almshouse at $7 30 a ton and also .MRMBRR o r portant Indeed- from the voter's ing It waa made public that _A Iw. <■ I lA ....Zll * In A O 9 9* A Edward J, Flynn that "financial Evidently Marta, too. had tried the door leading Into Pat s 9:30 Fibber McGee; 10 Bob Hope. luippened this way; Cajro wae held under aa air raid IMIC A8BOCIATKD RKICM know the order In which he la It will mean that the holders of 6:00—Qlrl Alone. WABC-CBS—8 CJourt of Misting Principal Edson M. B^ley wrote Quaking at the enormity of parUnent to be used at the flltra- the__ 25 tons of bituminous coal at Tha Aaanclatad Praia la aaclualra- point of view—and because It Is the number In each of the 6,500 lo Interests attempted to Influence beard a dog whimper, for she •room. It was locked. He looked All day long and far Into the alarm for 30 minutes, beginning. 'distinction would go to Secre subject to call for a year's service the news columns of a great news- 5:15—Lone Journey. Heirs; 8:30 First Nlghter play; 9 to the selectmen asking Hhst two. what had happened and believing tlon plant off Olcott street, award j $7.30 for the town garage and 35 ly antitlad lo tha uia or rapuhllea- somethlng^oncemlng which Mr. cal aelective service board areas atood at the door of her room in the closcU. They were empty 5:30—Jack Armstrong. voting machines be set up In the night little and big numbers rep she might have upset the whole waa made to Louis Pota company tons of the same kind of coal for at 4 ;35 a. m., today. It waa tha tlon of all nawi dlapatehaa araditad of War Stlmson, the Prjsfdent In the Army. We the People: 9:30 Profeeeor 1 into which the country is now di looking up and down the hall. of all save clothes. 5:45—Ufe Can Be Beautiful. resenting men were drawn from with a bid of $10.95 a ton. "nie | the alm.shousc also at $7.30 a ton. third alert In two days. to It or not otharwlaa oradltad in Roosevelt and hls administration feeling that to his iMa^gu\ahtd t o Pollow 1917 Precedent ***?he Times supported President "He must have come in here, Quiz; 10:15 Selective Service. boys’ recreation room In Ulc Blast drofL »he handed over the cap thil papar and alio tha loaal nawa , The big glass jar from which vided are Number 1 on the Hat of Clad in a lounging suit of soft 6:00-i-Newa and Weather. Side Recreation building by 8 thee big glass jar, 'fhe first few sule. have never given evidence of any Roosevelt for reele^tlon In 1936 yellow silk, she had a compelling WJZ-NBC—8 Ben Bernle Quia; pahllatiad haraln. Republican cabfnet m ^ b e r prop World war draft numbera were those subject to a year's aenice, Marta said. 6:15—Jim Britts Sports Round- o’clock Thursday morning so the capsules numbers were drawn by The authorities decided there All rlahti of rapuBllcatlon, at and thto year favors the candi loveliness which, for an Instant, "Hugh told me there is a 8:30 Information Please; 9 Ques thing but bewilderment and com erly belonged the hdnor of start drawn will be used once again and, unless they are deferred. up. voting can be started al once and high officials with mqch cere waa only one thing to do. They aparlal. dlanaiahaa haraln ara alao Once the drawing has been com dacy of Wendell Wlllkle. drew Brnltwood'a mind from hls of getting Into a passage tion Bee. mony. After that the very less reaarvad ■ plete futility. following the precedent of 1917. 6:30—Democratic State Central continue through the day. In hls palmed tbe capsule and slipped it ing the draft. . pleted, officials will compile a Flynn's prepared statement, re weird search. leads VP to the roof and d< to MBS—7:30 Arthur Hale Com er lights did the work and It waa WM There have figured In the cam Secretary of War Stimson blind leased yesterday, w‘aa Ip Support Committee Program. letter Mr. Bailey said that such a back Into tbe bowl, and no one at Pull aarvlaa ellant of N. E.- A. There Is vjry little probability master lib- of order numbers Jiere "Did you hear It. Sidney?' she the Jungle, through this fir ment: 8:30 New Jordan Spy Story. plan waa followed four year* ago. the same tedious process over and ! that time was any the wiser, Barrlea Inc - folded will pull out the first num of an earlier assertion that the ,6:45—Lowell Thomas. paign a number of rather fuzzy Indeed that/the original announce and transmit copies through the breathed, as he reached her aide. Have you ever heard of It 7:00—Fred Warlng's Orchestra. 'over again for more than 16 Hlstorlals fall to record what ber. nation's press was "under a dic "I thought I heard a dog whim On' DIscuee the Coat j PuSltahara Rapraiantatlrai. Tha side-iasues of small If any value ment wssfmade_ without consulta governors of each state 4 ° ■'! •°* She shook her head 7:16—Democratic State (Antral What to expect Wednesday: New hours. they had' to aay privaUly on the Jullua Mathawa Rpaelal Aaaney— Plans for the draft drawing, tatorship of financial InteresU of ftp w lthf/i The selectman discussed the coat cAl boards for public posting. per, Marta. Was that what If table was a reading , . Committee Program. York Herald Tribune Forum third Shoes Too Big for Ber. subject of that young lady's shoes. Naw Tork. rhiaaro, Oatrolt ana such as the pretense at being tion wlth'^ the President and with- which will be surrounded by patrio /Copies likewise will be supplied 1 advertisers." sounded like to you?” long cord. She lighted It of the plan and It waa estimated 7:30—Muslco. eesslon "Entlatlng Creative Art*”— During part of this monotonous j BnKton — I shocked over the neglect of na- tic ceremony and color, were com forlor publicationpuoiicauon byoy newspapers The i iic Democratic chalriman------t quot--. "Exactly. But who could have kneeling, held It up to the -that It would be about $25. 'This nit^ls consent. So It would ap- 8:00—Johnny Presents. WJZ-NBC 2 p. m. Archibald Mac- would take Into consideration the time, one of those whoee duties 1 m r .m be: k a u d i t b u r e a u o f pleted yesterday at a conference radlo and other media of public.: ed irom a speech Sulzberger made brought a dog up here, at day • "There Is m opwlng here. Bid- Polio* Arrest 1$ Suspects tlonal defense in a period when (ear that Mr. Roosevelt had a 8:30—Musical Treasure Chest. lelsh and others and WJZ-NBC cost of the mechanic In setting up, required her presence near the i CIKriM.ATIl'.VS • ^______between President Roosevelt and communication. I before the Columbia Alumni break?” ney." she said. / 'I t look. Ilk. • : we all very well know, no ery sudden change of mind on 9:00—Battle of the Sexes. 4:15 Alfred Lunt and others . . . the machine and getting It ready, draft bowl was a young employe . Tha Harald Pflntlni Company. Selective Service Director Dykstra. Hope to Finish Task Sooner sociation In January, 1937. In Daybreak. Yea. another day sliding door. VC'a .bout the size Europe—NBC 8 e. m., 1:46 p. m.; of the government whosp name ■ Belfast, Northeim Ireland, OcL ■ gro.ss and no party in Congr The 1917 drawing required 16 which the publisher said, "The 9:30—Fibber McGee and MoUy- the cost of moving and the at THURS. Inc., asaumas no financial raaponat- this seemingly rather unimpor f At first Dr. Dykstra announced was breaking: a day which Adam of the entranc^o a dumb waiter. CBS 8. 9 a. m., 6:45 p. m.; MBS 2. might as well go unmentloned be-1 22-(;P)—Twelve men were arro*t- bllllv for typographical errora ap hours and 29 minutes and gave New York Times this year has lost 10:00—Bob Hope. tendance of a mechanic during the ' could possibly have been In tant matter. One wonders wheth- . that the chief executive wWld pick- Langdon would not know, and no Eagerly. Sidney pushed himself WEAF-NBC—2:45 Ught of the cauw, for one thing, her shoes 1 ed early yesterday In a police rMd pearing in advarliaamaiiia in tha I the first number, but la t^ he said order numbera to a draft registra- a large amount of advertising— one in the house had slept. Into the wldd chimney. 10:30—Uncle Walter's Dog House. day. When the machines are clos Mancheater livening Herald. [ to authorize either a big^a^Tny or I er It did not all at once occur to 11:00—News and Weather. World Drama; 4 :30 Lorenso Jones; ed after the election In the school, were too big for her. i against suspected meml^B of the ! that Mr. Roosevelt wished the sec- tion of 10,000,000. Although the | and we wish we had It—because Fighting down hls emotion, Sid “Take the stairs, Sidney. You ' outlawed Irish Republican Army, 3 1 s t . an adequate supply of .zCrms. him, or if adnie close adviser djd rc^stratlOn la much greater^thia i of tta support of President Rooae- 11:15—The Party Line. 6:15 Col. P. B. Fleming on ” Over- all that will be neceaeary will be to It wa-s a' hard as well as an his TiiestUiy, October 22 i retary of war to have/this honor, ney told Marta of the paw prints may be going Into a death trap, .tlme Begins *t 46." WABC-CBS—3 extremist organization. Scoree of But there is o n ^ ia ttcr which ; suggest to him, that it might time, officials hope to complete | ypit during the (1936) campaign." Plowman had found near the 11:30—Polish Orchestra. turn back the toUla to zero and. toric day for her and abe was very i The president, however will' be Marta begged. Mary Margaret McBride; 4:45 le c tired when ahe got home to her houses were visited and hundreds the task In. considerably less time. Flynn a.sserted the newspaper storeroom. go by the stairs. I esn t 12:00—War News. they will be ready for the opening 4n Nsue for W'illkie 'I Mr...... Willkie...... could/ ■ . . I beoe ju«Ljust as well will to vw have..vA.s, —some,...... one- present -Vat the ...w o“'y p tin " " g" ceremony w ture Hall: 6:35 Dean George Shicka of the machines on November 5. room that night. of persons questioned. ' remnining daysi we believe with. . . Republican label do ; and will deliver pn address before The first 1917 drawing waa to was "able to withstand the pres see. >Vhat the fellow is up to. He 12:06—The Party Line. OCT remnining day obtain 687,000 men for the Army sure then,” but “such fortitude hsve gone Into the Jungle 1:55— News. on "Pharmacy." WJZ-NBC— 12:30 George H. Waddell, told the The only unoccupied room on Farm and Home Hour. MBS—1:30 TWO weeks from today the peo- j ^ Is the q.ics- | draft | “ {'^"^‘v l n d ^ X n X b lfs a're to by mid-September. (Actually apparently did not endure In- fqi^ reasons of bis own. snd he'll Tomorrow’s Program board that the machines were In the third floor was a. billiard room Ohio School of the Air: 2:30 Home good hands and In the past there piele of this country will sett e he j ^he United States, | _ anyhow, someone besUlcs the j attend,'snd a/m any of the general 1,374,000 were summoned to obtain 1940. " at the end of the hall. There had no Idea that anyone but A. M. that number.) The peacetime 1910 Pressure Had No Effect 6:00—Knights of the Road. makers Forum . . . Short waves: had never been any trouble. The / question Bs toA.W w;hether, Wendell /inr A L1 . I •ing . fh^ tjie mOT^ more thHIl than three years j 'p^ief himself. Might'lookMierht Irwilc A a iI ssupublic,____KKa a__as m *Kfatb lArcrAlarge Tnt#»rH#»n»rt.-Interdepart- been no dog there earlier In the uimselt knows of this passage. • -nrr lottery has an immediate, goal of "Aa Mr. Flynn says, no pressure I’m Uklng the chance." 6:25—News. , HAT4 Budapest 7:30 dance and election held four years ago really Willkie shaU take the place now Xhc war against_ the Chinese,, lin'ie loss to the casual observer.observer, ! mentalmenta' Riijditorlum will hold. The evening when Sidney and Hug news;. JZK Tokyo 8:30 vocal solos; showed the unusual turn that Man 80.000. with the first 30,000 to be from its advertisers had any ef had searched the house for 6:30—^Gene and Glenn. occupied by Franklin \\. Roose i „„Un„«, .. rrml. 1.. -1.1 „ „ inducted into service by mld-No- fect on the New York Times' po He reached the opening with 7:00—Morning Watch. GSC London 10 Within the cheater took when It voted Demo there had been no dog in cratic for the first time In over 50 velt a.s Pro.sldent of the United of materials for the, conduct of vember and additional contingents sition In the 1936 presidential house at aU. But the billiard i little difficulty. The door had evl- 8:00— News and Weather. Fortress; GSC OSD GCL London in F .P. R show. (of 25,hy 50 meet in w-hlch the 1917 of larger size to follow at intervals campaign," Sulzberger said in a 10:30 Radio Newsreel. years. Stales or whether Mr. Roosev I that war while professing earnest political ' seemed the most likely pla^ for I dently been left open so that who- 8:15—News from -Here and In -the last days of a drawing was held. np (mtll next June. ! statement yesterday.' "This is ' ever had descended could return, Abroad. The school election will be con POPULAR shall continue In that great 1 friendship for China and even ex- Ebrh Will Be .Assigned Number one to be hidden, had It/ been ducted along the same lines sa the campaign. you just have to think The glass Jar used In 1917 will ! equally true In 1940, It will be I brought In later As Braltwood but no person was In the passage 8:30— Radio Bazaar. for a third term—-srfhiethl , that I poorly camouflaged war ,_Jetween now and next Tuesday be brought here Thursday under true in the future. now. There .was no sound of move 8:55—WTIC’s Program Parwle. elections held In town snd there FOOD MARKET of everything. ■ And If you don t will be checkers and other officers has never yet taken pjitfe in the i fr, that country. Why the ^ach of the men who registered special escort from Independence! "The New York Times Is con- i ond feeble whine camc/from that ment below, though the strong 9.00— News Reporters. 855 Main Street Rublnow BniMina; think, of it one minute and do will be as.slgned a number by his Hall, Philadelphia, where It has atantly under pressure from all WDRC on duty. .. ^ nation's history. sale of such materials Is going on room. , ' odor of chloroform persUted. 9:15— Food News. “ Where Thrifty Shoppera Shop" think of It the next minute, tnaM local draft board.'The numbers so been on view as a historle relic. kinds of Individuals and groups, to "Go back to your zoom , Marta; There were rungs on the side of 9:30—Hats and Heads. Since the papty conventions today on an especially large scale, assigned are serial numbers, and Lieut. Col. Charles R. Morris, '^ p p ^ rt every type of cause. Mr. Hartford the switch , right straight off be I'll take care o f/ this." Sidney the wall, so that descent was not 9:45—Playhouse. 1880 kc. 225 m. were held early In the summer when we ourselves are on the very fore the other aide has had tinle to are not expected to run higher than inactive Reserve officer of Eliza- piynn omits that portion of my commanded. . difficult and the width appeared 10:00—This Small Town. Panama Seeking there has bein heard scarcely a edge of war with Japan. 7,500 for any one local board area. beth, N. J., will be ptesent next! gpepch of 1936 which stated that "I'm going ip see who has ample. , 10:15— By Kathleen .Norris WEDNESDAY A. M. SPECIALS catch on ami take advantage. TTie sequence In which these serial Tuesday to officiate as he did in pressure from advertisers was the Danger lay In the man below Tiieedsy, Oct. 22 word about either the Republican If Mr. Willkie were to make the brought a dog here, myself." 10:30—Ellen Randolph. store Closeil At 1 P. .M. W’ednesilay. number.a are drawn in the Oct. 29 1917. He will ..... bring— „ the------red-white, j exception, rather than the rule, Marta replied,/and before he could starting back before Sidney had 10:45—The Guiding Ught. p. m. Cause of Clash or the Democratic platform; it is •unqualified declaration, right now, lottery will determine the'-order sr.u-v,iiia and-blue herihlwmedberlbboned ladle used to 1, -pjjojj far. ^he The Times nas has iu»n- man- completed the descent. He would 4:00 Portia Blake Faces Life prevent It / h e had run Ughtly 1 1 :0 0 -The Man I Married. FRESH or SMOKED doujatful if more than a very' few that if elected President his first i numbers that Is. the numbers ^ stir the World war draft cap.sules to maintain Its Independence down the h ^ . have to go feet first. The other 11:16— Against the Storm. 4:15—We. the Aljbotts FRESH MADE irsons of either political persua- act would be to put a complete ! , designating the numerical order In and the linen strip he used to ' against all variety of pre.ssure and He follo/red, reached the room fellow would be looking up at a 11:30—T^e Road of Life. |.:30—Hilltop House Panama, Panama, Oct. 22.—UP Washington which registrants are .subject to fold Secretary Baker more than *0 | perfectly prepared to stack its first. M o/)ning her to stand aside, clear target for a shot. 11:45—David Harum. 4 :45—Kate Hopkins —Government officials reportad Shoidders -’ Sion could make even a sketchy atop to all trade with Japan In ' call. \ years ago. The linen, which will i recordagainst Mr. Flynn’s allega- Sidney had descended perhaps .qiOO—Ad Liner —Dance program the nation waa calm today, as FrankCurtf he quietly opened the door. The 12:00 Noon—Your Treat. / aijstract, of either of those docu any materials that could be used * For the drawing the serial num- ' be Secretary Stimson s blindfold^ tions in thepresent instance. ' light /a d 0een extinguished, but half way ivhen he became aware P M 5:15—The O’Neil's judicial authorities moved to fix ments. The making of the cam in Its war Industries we believe It ' Daybook bers will be placed in specially 1 next Tuesday, was i ' ------a faipt graying at the window that someone had entered the pas- 12:15—dene and Glenn. 5:30—Ad Liner responsibility for a clafeh at Chor- , manufactured gelatine' capsules, upholstery of a chair wW®h *1™'“ | Bage above him. Marta, he paign's issues has rested mainly would be followed Immediately by — By Jsek Stinnett 1 ht the room and Its long, 12:30—Weather Man. ,'i:45—Scattergopd Baines rera, described as an aSortive at cobalt blue in color to render them 1 In Independence Hall at the time | balie-covered table Into shadowy told himself. It could be no one 6:00—The Esso Reporter —News, tempt at revolt. In which three on the Republican candidate. such an increase In the Willkie , 12:35—Day Dreams. ' 'Washington—I'm just a atran- opaque. The capsules will be plac-1 the Constitution was signed in Man About rsllef. A faint, sickening odor of i else. She would have screamed 12:46—Bingin' Sam. weather persona were wounded Sunday / Those Issues are important but trend as would Insure his election, |' gcr In these parts, but Steve has ed in the big glass jar, stiped 1 1787. ..iloroform permeated the air. The I had she been surprised. She could l;00-^News, Weather. 6:05—Hcdda Hopper’s Hollywood night very few: "The third term, the We will submit, at all events, !. been around here a long time. A.s room was empty. only hamper him—but there she 1:15—The Little Show. 6:20—Edwin C. HIU A group of men attacked the a matter o f fact, Steve . . . his last ' ------magnitude of the public debt, the 1 "Someone went through that was. 1:36—Marjorie Mills. 6:30—Paul Sullivan Reviews fhe CJhorrera police station with home Fresh OTHERS that this Is an i.ssue that would ' name Is Vasilakoa . . . has been advance. ' The rub came digestion should be able to eat M anhattan open ‘window. ” Sidney whispered. Contest made bombs, but were beaten off relationship between bu.siness and -By Gaarfla Tuelar- 2:00—HoW t'J Enter a News profoundly interest far more ; peddling peanuts on the corner at , Secretary, speaking a meal, enjoy it, and then forget "It was closed when Hugh and I He had expected to find the and Win. 6:45—The World Today by machine-gun fire. C?ol. Pidro the federal government. Americans than the third term— ' the White House while that without notes, made his speech a it. He does not worry about his were here a few hours ago, and Jungle lighted, but here, too, the 2:15—Rheumatic Heart Disease 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy Juui Icaza was arrested aa the Baldwin and Greet Inz I MEDIUM lived-in residence has had digestion, because hls stomach is New York The city lights, lights ha'd bee^n extinguished, alleged leader. On numerous other and vital on which latter matter all minds good deal more forceful than the neon and ’ otherwise, bleared there was no odor of chloroform.” In (Jhlld^en—Louis Spek- 7;j 5— Lanny Ross \ APPLES/ POTATOES YOU’D tenants. i “official text." The defense com- perpetually comfprtable. If you "There Is a fire escape ouUlde though a graying dawn amelio Investigators said they found a BETTER questions Mr. WUlkle and Presi / ter, M.D.\ 7:30—Helen Mencken — "Second w.ere made up, one way or the The other day, ambling awaj „;,ixs)on. which must base much of are now troubled w'lth stomach and shimmered In the midtown the window.” Marta reminded rated the darkness. He eased small quantity of arms and am 1 3 c P e ck rain . . . Cabs skidded across the 2:20—Medlej^ Time. -nd" 6 Lb s. dent Roosevelt are, professedly at other, long ago. frbm one. of the President s^ j jtj, program on d^artmental pol- distress,’ try to improve yoor di him. "Anyone could leave this himself noiselessly Into the great 2:30—The C a re e r/f Alice Blair- munition seem ed under a Pere- conferences, I noticed a iiign on gestion by adopting good habits of wet pavements, crow'ds jostled as 8:06i^^Court of Missing Heirs least and In all probability actual ‘ ‘ ides, has been/TallIng all over room and re-enter the house on fire place in the center of the mu 2:45—Meet Mias JviUi qUlte river bridge.'^ Steve's stand. It was to the effect - wa.shington to /tr y to find some eating. Alake whatever changes unconcernedly as if there were no seum, drew a breath of relief. T30—First Nlghter Authorities last nlglit took Into ly, In accord or at all ivents close the floor below, through the win 3:00—Mary Marlin. 8:55—Hn'mer Davis—News Hiph School “ Election" thht he was donating tlje proceeds , made a stenographic are necessary, and do not be con rain at all . . - A delivery truck dow of the vacant room at the He could now see the shattered custody a number of j>ei;rons ac together. Both are 'definitely tent to rest until you develop such 3:15—M* Perkins. 9:00—We. the People, of two days' sales to the Amerl- t^angpript of the secretary's ad- drawn by a big perchon horse end of the hall." door, the world of wild life; ths 8:30—Pepper Yoimg’s F>irtUy, cused of acUvlty against thq gov against any sort of appeasenaent There may be some differences, can Red Cross. It isn t the flrat | a good digestive power that you got . caught In the traffic, and 9:30—Prof. <5ulz Sidney looked out, searching the Blmlans, how human they ap- 3:45—Vlc snd Bade. ernment before the recent eleHlpn. FOR 10:00—Glenn Miller orchestra HURRY TO of the totalitarian powera. Both of opinion as,to the merit of hold time that Steve has donated to J jf the’ defense commission wants enjoy digestive peace after all cops, their whistlfs blaring, moved fire escape. In the lifting dark- tI peared; the great elephant, the Among them were the wealthy.^ the Red Cross, but it was ONE ' meals. 10< 15—Selective "'Service' Pro- are for total defense preparedness. ing psoudo-electiona on bona fide a tip, there just wasn’t any made out to untangle Um. ness outside he could see the ga 1 llonees. the collection of weapons. Francisco. Arias Paredes, former more day's sales than usual aiid Articles which might be help It seemed as good a night as But of the man who had preceded ' gram National Police Chief Homero and they will have to take the rage and its gay weather vane, Tke lasem# "'Hifl Mditer's Both are for all possible aid to party tickets in high schools I stopped for a chat, ful to you are those on STOM him down the ladder there was 10:20—Columbia Concert orchestra Ayala and Max Arooemena. a .,/x roa THIS reportorial word of the boys who any for a round of the town. tnd behind It, the trees of a grove. jrijRK BE}’OR£ YPUSLU Veto** ttWeBark MeutiAfla Britain. Both are for the contin In advance of the actual “ All us Americans got to do our ACH TROUBLE and REDUCING 10:45—Music Patterned for danc former public Instruction official. Ike oee e ^ eBly RCA V ietrelB. covered it that that’s exactly what STOMACH ACIDITY. If you have Rainy night can be a downright "Marta, will you please go back no trace. uation or* entargemenl of the so elections, but in our view part." said Steve, who.only last Mr. Knox said. comfort at times . . . They fan to your room,” Sidney begged. ^ Silently he moved forward to ing week got his final papers and be not previously sent -for them, make room for Marta to descend. 11:00—Esso Reporter cial security legislation. Both are it is a u.seful educational activity. write for them now. Address your away the dry, cracking heat of "God knows what may happen | 1 ^ 2 " Z ) " YOUR OLD WATER HEATERI came an American. - i political arg’uments . . . Whith For a moment the two stood there, ll:0S^Sports Roundup letter to The McCoy Health Ser next.” ^ ! EMter* StMdard Tina* Kansas Charges Only one radio-phonograph has for. maintaining the rights of la More and' more are, the people of "Some get guns. Some go up In er away? . . . Why, to Glenn Mil “ No, Sidney, I will not. I m as their eyes searching. Presently 11:14—News of the War OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 31,1940 airplanes. I'm too old for that kind^ vice,.in care 6f this newspaper and bor. Both are for farm .Bub.sldiies thistills tuuiiviycountry coming tovvr - realize------a . ' HEALTH AND DIET ler's opening at the Pennsylvania, keen to see this through as you MarU pointed at the great a ^ 11:25—Musical Interlude enclose 5c in stamps and a large, 11:30- Columbia Masterworks this famous trademark! In one form or other. ' I self-addressed epvejope. of course . . . Orchestra leaders are. A bullet holds no terrors for near the door. New York, Oct. 22.-(^-Rural Evidence Souglil ADVICE me. Not now.” Th* man-llke qraature had: been 12:00—News Mr. Wlllkle Is devoting a great the intelligence,, the understanding i'l put that sign up .so as folks take busmen's holidays when sn- listeners who like special features Questions and .Answers other band leader has a big open "All right, stay close, then. mounted on lU hind legs with its 12:05—To be announced. SOON our unbelievahle offer will he over . . . but right now we’ll allow deal of hls attention to the mat and the Interest in the. nation’s af would know that they w^en't FtintlHhrd by the .McCoy low-browed, grotesquely frowning on their farm programs will get a 12:30—Joc> Keame’ orchestra Washington, Oct. 22.—U P ^ TUe just buying peanuts for old ?(teve, , (Exercise) ing . . . Scattered about the room face glaring toward the door. Its you SIO for your old water heating equipment, regardless of age or condi ter of the third term. It Is our be fairs of America's youth will de Health Serslee you ace Gray Gordon and Harrj' On the fl^ r below, they picked double treat next week. Tomorrow's Program Senate Campaign Bxpenditi/cs but buying 'em for the Red Cross Cjuestion: Mrs. G. D. inquires: long, hairy anhs were uplifted, The national plowing match, first (Committee asked for specific/evi lief that In this he Is wasting termine the course of the history "Should a fat person over 50 take Link, the .song publisher . . . You up a trail. Damp prinU of a man’s a. m, tion, on a brand new automatic gas water heater. „ too." Address communlcAtlons to The sinewy fingers curled toward event of lU kind lo the United 7:00—The E.tso Reporter —News, dence today as It took undM ad much time and effort. It is very I looked again at the sign. An(1 exercise if he is ‘not used, to it, see Bobby Byrne and Al Kavelin, feet led from the fire escape In the of this countiy. Herald, Attention of Alrt'oy vacant rootp to the door of Adam palms. SUtes, win be described, furrow by weather visement bl-partlsan dem ai/s for mADIO-PHONOGR.\PH> doubtful indeed that there Is any beside it was one of those “God and I't bending over to touch the Eddie DeLange,. Benny Goodman, In the gray light, the figure at It is not the middle aged and Health Service toes causes him to reel with di.zzi- and Abe Lyman — band leaders Langdon'S chamber. furrow, on the Farm and Home 7:10—Music Off Th* Record —Ray an investigation of alleged /lection '' There si* many recotd pUying in- Our reason: We want you to know — from your own experience — how body who does not know that Mr. Bless America" placards. ’ ■ "If It liadn’t been pure Inven first appeared slightly thickened, Hour program over NBC-WJZ at Barrett \ campaign Irregularities jn Kan the elderly who are being sum all . . . You see Yvette, the litr but aa Sidney continued to stare itrumenli—but only one RCA wonderful and convenient |t is to have piping hot wa^r whenever you want Roosevelt, in seeking a third term, The Vicious Circle Of Indigestion 1 ""^Answer: In a case of this kind It tion In O alg Gundrum’S mnd. 12:30 p. m. Tuesday. Plowmen 7:5.5—Esso KeTOrter sas. moned to military training for the / Not .\lKiiit Presidents tie southern singer with the apple be saw that MarU'a keener vision CTbairman Gillette (D /ow a) said VictroU—the initniment great art- : is advisable that the patient aub- blossoms Of Normandie voice . . . I’d believe thaU wild atory of a from five states and Canada will 8:00—News oU&irope ' ,, it — day or night — at the turn of a tap. L earn /rst hand how inex^n- is flyltig In the face of an ancient defense of America—It Is the Try to get Steve lo talk about had already detected. A double work over about an acre of land he had telegraphed Mth Walter isu chooee. It it mtile bytche only- •Most of you have had the ex- ' ff,it to a doctor’s examination be- You ' see Diana Shore and Judy map hidden In Adam’s bedroom,’ 8:15—Shoppers Special — Muaic, sive it is lo have this necessary’ convenience. F ^ s are that gas provides American tradition: but It Is the Man in the White House ,and shadow slanted from the animal. time Fees, Republican aUue chairman, company that makes both records young men. .K is not- the grey pertence of eating a meal, recelv- \ fore taking up any sirenttous ex- Starr . . .' Nineteen - yeajr - old Sidney said. (To Be Continued) each. equally doubtful whetbvr there Is, he sidestep.s. l/nderstancl he al For the third time since the Columbia also has lined up a 8:30—Elsso Reporter and Charles E. Youi^, Democratic sod record pitying instruments. the lowest cost year-round automatic hot water^rvice. beards who have lo look forward ways has. He /ays: "^'one ,of the ing bad news after it, and finding ' erclses. Peggy Dunnaway of Charlotte, state chairman, requesting the In the whole country, a single vot N. C., is here, too . . . She la a special feature for Its Country 8:35—Shoppera Special tolu adjusting their------lives,- within------the I four gentlemen who lived in there that...... the depressed------mental------...— state Question: R. L. wants to know: Journal of the 'Air, with 15-year- 9:00—Press News filing of copies of/letters Involved ■'4 W* g ■ - 5.i- a.. er who has not made up hls mind next vear or two or three, to the : tried to tell me how to sell pea- induced by the bad news has caus- model now, and she Is also Hal in charges made Jay both officials "I hope you will be able to help Kemp’s niece . . . That-pretty girl that we ha-ve seen . . . This young olfKJHarold H»*on, national cotton 9:15— American School of the Air as to w hether the third term Is or , '/ . , „ nsrt nuta, and Old Steve ain't gonna ' od ydil not to digest the food al- me with my problem. For some 40-Hour Week picking «iamplon from Missouri, Fees complained, Gillette dis I s, although It Is played the Lexington's Hawaiian g n h t vlolaUon of the Hatch act ToneGutrd. ...American tnd Foreign to it In order to cause cold shivers difficult to be certain on this i>oint 42-bour work week applies only to Tuning- tonight: New York 12:45—bur. Gal Sunday by the administration of Gov. land.. ^ ■ Room when It first opened .... With Deception those engaged in Interstate com Herald -Tribune Forunl —second reception.. .SUbilised ElectrieTun- to run down the .spines of any without examining ,you. This con-, As the trend seems to be toward 1:00—Eoao Raporter. P a j^ H. Ratner.’’ Tills SO-gal- "Polilica" was. for generation ditlon Is somewhat common and merce. 1:06—Ua On A Bus Ing. With homo reeordin* at Model S E R V IC E l!i numoernumber oiof ininKingthinking persons-plainpeison.o-imui.i u... rthe 1 suggestion tha _ f„5 three thrown a monkey wrench In- dynamite refreshments that will / ------VHR-207 St extra ebet. Priceineludpa .W; loa White- , I after generation, the business of may prove very troublesome. The When the taw waa enacted Iq. 1:15—Woman'In Whlta / Here’s How You Save! people, workeVs,. small tiade.smcn, . ^ well to ba\e a rule that for three . digestive machinery, the di- jar the daylights out of you—the New York. Oct. 22—(/P)—Sen 1 pteksge of 7 recording bUnka bead Aat*. mpnt^ previous to election ^ unhappiness wil. in turn akin becomes reddened and pain 1938 It called for an approach t< i:30—Tha Right To Happlneiw on all makes matte G • • the grown-ups,erown-ups. the oldsters, and Zombie, for instance—the Waikiki ator James F. Byrnes of • Sout* the 40-hour week maximum on ' Gaji^ for Japs Dttiffnad for «ee ^tith uiniown nod ^ professional persons, quite as ahould be no d lsc^ ion ® * K tend t<> cause lack of cheerfulness ful and the red border of the Ups 1:45—Main Street—Hartford W at.* r In ft the young were supposed to may be very dry and rough. In has come up w;lth Its pw’n sweet Oarolfna declared yesterday that graduated basis of- 44 hours tl^ frejuency modulation attaehmenl*. much as bankers and the control to the nominees of the^ politlral /g ,o o m y outlook on life., sleep-pi*oducer . . . Its name; th.e Republican Presidential Candidate 2:00—Young Dr. Malone / Heater, be seen and not heard. Now the some cases, deep crackc form. The first year, 42 hours the second an'^ 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl .Interne lers of great corporations; Indeed » — 1 hi. hint .These again contribute to further Jdlcky-Hula. Wendell L. WlUkle had made "de-. Seen in Axis Pact ALLOWANCE with tIRi irritation of the lips generally 40 thereafter. The minimum wage 2:30—Fletcher WUey ' 20 - year more than the big bankers, for ob- ' • ...... / ------• The Senator ‘ndlgesUon. In this way a vicious causes the patient to get Into the Monty Proser. who seems bent ceptlve". campaign statements started at 25 cents an hour and Politics-the real politics which is: with the remark that 1 feel like I jg one® this clr- that might convince dictators that 3:45—My Son A 1 on your old water-heating guaranteed yloua reasons- If within the next habit of licking them and of bit on acquiring one night club after went to 30 cents In 1039 where it another, now haa Uken oarer the "we are as helpless aa he says we 3:6o—Mary Margaret McBride . , Chicago, Oct. tX—OP— Senator equipment. ro o n e I Hi. ing them. The recommended treat remains until 1945 when It 3:15—Golden Treasury of Song Wm. E. KRAH metal tank, few days Mr. Willkie comes out’ Cotton a u b . . .' Hla partner In are." Elbert D. Thomaa (D-Utah> i g>-. economics, all in one -is months In considering irre-1 while chronic emotional upsets ment. In a case of true eczema. changes to 40. 3:30—Esso Reporter can be pur- ■ -with a proposal to solve that na conslsU of keeping the Ups dr>^ this venture Is George White, the Such statemenU. Byrnes said at eerted jreoterday that "any bene 367 MAIN STREET PHONE4457 very-much'the business of the boys , levant matters, personal matters ^ great deal to do with a press conference at Democratic 3:35—Studio Matinee fit* which flow" from the recently Less Than 53 Cents a Week ehaeed dor- ' tional debt problem, while still ad building up the general health, and producer . . . Lanny Ross recent I n g t h e and girls who haveave arrived arrived at the the I-—attacks •—aiiacKs on on and anu defense ... of t-.™ pre«- |chronicI chronic Indigestion. Indigestion, Itit Jsis alsoaiso iruetrue using lanolin as a local applica ly took part In one of those one- national 4Kadquarters, might have concluded Axis pact with Japan hering to his convictions on the ” . thnooh) ...... u...... nos-'; dential .nominees. , o - :; th«tthat mn«tmost rflrestivedigestive disorders are Work on Big Guns FALL age whfre seriousus thought Is pos ( ^ fair-sized Congressional Rec- ^^prse by wrong eating tion. If you find the vaseline effec shot antelope hunts that they a "bad reaction" upon Latin Amer were "gathered up by Germany- continuation of most of the- New- I ican republics which, he said, or Jsipan gained nothing.” S YEARS TO PAY THRIFT is'the stage where „rd, daily doings of tnethe »ennie»ennte anaand habits.^gbiU. The trouble may arise tive, this could be used Instead of have In Wyoming . • ■ 'T'ou are TONITE Held for Writing SALE Deal benefits, he will be contribut- j . . . . . the lanolin. allowed only one shot . • . If you dinarily would depend on the Almost Flawless Senator Thomaa, who Is a mem house, published In an c>Kht-by-, ygj„^ foods hard to digest United States for protection and ber of the Senate Committee on f o r only Ing immensely to hls chances <5f ; high school students stand. ,, I ten-inch pamphlet, two columns ^ gy grigg from unwise com- miss, that’s just too bad . . . Lan .Tuesday, Oct. 22 Threatening Notes eilS a a d syccess at the polls two weeks! We believe the "straw'straw .vote.vole page., has about a hundred uinatlons of food. Food poorly pre ny "Klondyke Harry" Ross’ bag which might think that they would ) Military Affairs and Foreign Re ■ I have to look elsewhere for IL lations, said that th* pact waa 60 DAY FREE TRIAL year eld election to- be a perfectly valid i pages of closely packed type a . pg^pj^ f„oMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ E T O F f - c Muddle o f , the MiddletOeights An^eas-Warren Pro Clash of America than labor has already About Town Hospital Work WaterProblem Brings Out Cornell Holds Pl^ce A sk Reports New Deal 1»*» n® gram, no policies, to cure the Ills Rins Show Offered-Here Xonighl jcal Selective Board Uiat assail us now, a continuation winners at the Manchester Moves Quickly Story of Earner Dispute As Top Rankilig Team Provides Variety of Champions of the New Deal means a sick Sportomen’s Club contests Sun ' On ‘Y’ Fund day at the Coventry grounds were America— the destruction of the po.. part of Finley street and let (This U tba third In a aerlM of greatest nation on earth. the following: first prise, shoot / A lesson In the early history ■tories on American boxing) On Local Fistic Card Tonight ing coat, C. Gallup, 313 New Park Brick Work on the New nature take care of the rest. Sorts Its Draft Cards Last night’s speakers also In 4liMhsster was received Of Nation in AP Poll Backofen and Campaign Workers ’ to cluded candidates for lesser of avenue,. Hartford; second prise, On the msp Mr. Tracing The Middleweight Division By Dillon Omlnun Olaf Erlandson, 603H Center Addition Has Now Selectmen last night, wl _ a dam that woa built In 1863 for fices on the state Ucket, _ fl^porU Editor, AP Feature Service Report Tomorrow Eve street: hunting coat and pants; ular attention as to rights what was at that time known as Al Tange Meet S,035 Signed, 165 Renublican state headquarters Reached Third Floor. Notre DameEZHUic Moves,ivauvcB t o '**■"‘•‘*___ p^y**'1'*^ y^j^^ money, and Obituary ning on the Results. announced that Alvin M. Owsley, third prise, Harry Smith, 25 Crom and atorm water. JPdn Iwtore the the South Manchester Mickty Wilktr TTie middleweight* division has Belong Elsewhere? foriner national commander of the well road, pair of hunting shoes Company. It wraa a dam atoul ITO 2nd, Michigan Holds you take jrour choiee. born in such a muddle- for the last and socks. The brick work of the Memorial Selectmen »dJojMf^ed//laat night feet In length, located to the wuth In Semi-Final Tomorrow, marks the first date American Legion and minister to hospiUl addition has now been -1______decade that fistic fans refer to Registrants Came from Rumania, would, speak at a Tor- Town BngliMrt J. Frank Bowen of the old turnpike In what 3rd and Texas Aggies^ After Dinner Mints Center church choir will hold a laid up to the basement o f the Z ' • the 160-poundertf" as m 1 d d 1 *- for y. M. C. A. campaign workers rlngton rally on Nov. 1. presented^knMiivdnowlng the lay Known to preiwnt day, resident® a* It anybody didn’t have a good /Gorilla JoMi* As Far as Maryland. rehearsal tonight, and tomorrow third floor and the necessary steel Slip to 4th; Penn is^ Funerals to report their returns to Chair Democratic, state headquarters out o f y (M leading from Sweetland's swamp. The dam was time at the Buffalo Athletic Club’s / weights. ' Billy Farr and Pat Yen- night the Men’s Club will have work for the third floor and roof man Herbert Tenney, iffho will be aald Odell Shepard, lieutenant MaqemMter /Green Into Bolton, built'to take care of water that annual pFrty last night, it was j Except for short periods the Na- tjfieir first meeting o f the eeason Is now being set In place. The Rated 8th; Leaden^ to Lou Irouilbrd I Jlmnchester’s Selective Service j , Parker at the Y. M.‘ C. A . during the eve- governor nominee.- would make a turnpike road and the came from springs and the msp his own fa u lt... .a gent named I tlonal Boxing Association, the drillo ’ to Appear with Professor Well of the Am rough cement flooring of the base Miko I Thil *««rd beran work iM t night in the ] The funeral of Mrs. radio speech on Thursday entitled road, with special showed that there were 64 acres Face Tests This Week. Seymour Knox. Internationally I I New York comjrilasion and other erican International College as ment has been poured as well Against Tough Foes " '^ e Community Y. M. C. A. • The Fifth Column." markingli showing the flow of In the reservoir tract. It was pur known polo player and enthuaiaat. Viflct DundM I state commissions have been at Mun, speaker. He addressed the club be the elevator well foundation was M.C., and he was absolute campaign Is In MU progress and Reviews Labor Records water and brooks and chased trom Hart Porter, one of By Hugh I S. Fullertta,er(4 ^ Jr. odds over so-called world cham At the Sports Center. fore and his talk on the European the tile partitions in the bai pions during most of that stretch. sorting out of the locally legist tomorrow at two o'clock at the the directora are asking for more Thomas J. Shea, director of the . . . in the section. the large land owners In the east tops___ Doc ^therland and Jom- I___ situation was so well received. It are now being set. A ll boxing authorities can agree •d' cards those belonging In other Funeral home, 28 Wood- generous response from the gener Labor Assistance Bureau of the .ie map had been prepared to ern partXpf the town during the New York, Oct. 22^(45— The my Rlchardson/the silver-tongued was decided to invite him again. The new building Is on only three world champions— rrqtured Bouts Toaight' draft districts. Of the 3.035 cards bridge street. anouls, Light X Maiu Bout w S ^ w e r e signed here last Wed- , Rev. William T. WaUace will offi- a house U> house campaign as in mlttee. last night reviewed the la to control the water that flows to The mcnNnaking up the owner seem to have qu^ma about rank- ed for. calls for extra hdavy electric pire Bill Stewart; willing Patter Heavyweight Billy Conn and Ban n ip Andreas of New LoaSoM nesday 165 belonged . elsewhere. elate and Interment will be in the past for they feel assured that bor records of the two major gu the rear of the houses now built ship of the r ^ r v o lr were mill op (beat Dundee) vs conduit work \pAht basement Irtg the top teiK teams this week, son, the squash-champ; footballar tamweight Lou Salica— but none These were listed for the record of Mount Hope cem etr^', Talcott- the townspeople of Manchester will bernatorial candidates and urged Group 1 of Center church wom on the south side of the new Bol erators on the ^rcam from Porter Johnny Warren of Meridea throughout the entire structui shouldn't hat's much trouble Ace Parker; golf ohamp Dick of the divisions have been quite the local board and were today de ville. the election of Robert A. Hurley en workers. Miss Olive Irons, ton road, complaint having street to HartffJril roa!ant adjoining the M laun IKrlant game. Rosepe Turner, the flier, nnd Dick AI Tange of Meriden In Hartford. definite need of the adults and building is being poured to- town. It was also hoped that use the place as a storiige of waterV Just to show you how things From Distant Slatos cast that Hurley approaches la- Thomas Ferguson, of The Her something could be done about It’s the only contest bringing Vidmer, the aporte wrttw, were Tavern Closed young people of the community. fay. to supply their mills. \ , other guests. ...your agenX was went we’U trace the middleweight Several of the cards registered Any contribution, no matter how bor problems in the same apirlt m ald, is In Boston today attending clearing up part of the trouble of When the tlam was built It pre togetoar teams in the first Freddie Steele championship tt-ail back to Walk Nine bouts, one professional, t ten /6f the second weekly Asso to have said 6 word or two\ but here‘ were made P " : i small, win assist in maintaining a P resident Roosevelt and that he the October meeting of the the Manchester Water Company. vented the flow of BlgcloV- er: semi pro. Place, Sports Centaii "recognizes the fundamental fact., ciated Press poll. Michigan re after a prs-dlnner audition \ the Wells street. Time, 8;30 MiatT. sons from distant spots. There, Bv Attaelimeiit program which Is so essential to England Dally Newspapers ^^so- The map showed that the flow of that went towards Two Tourneys that unless America’s working tained third .place . with 1,040 committee called the whole t were some from as far away — clatlon. The session is being held the surface water starts In Bol Green and then west The N. B. A. ordered an eliml the youth of Manchester. people prosper, there wdll be no /olnta end 18 of the- 162 first off. Said we sounded too mugh Billy Farr , starting with the opening bout I f no direct personal need for the at the Copley Plaza. GroiipTllects ton, but the concern of the Board vine. The mill owners on this tlon tournament to determ] prosperity for any other branch of place votes. Penn, while not like the tobacco auctioneer... wre“notVM,comSg'‘from on North Main was over that part flowing Into stream objected and a liiwsult re I Walker's aucceosor. New Yo /did it^ntght an action filled card is "Y ” Is felt Interested contributors Members of the Bfotherhood of picked for first by any ballotera, Chairfan Jimmy Allinger and his our society.” Manchester. sulted. The mill owners on thA Freddio Stool* too. Gorilla Jones techi ifcally BlUy Farr sad Pat Vendrillo, promised the fight followert of tJi^"bidrof’^hrout-oM"o’^m | St. to Suspend D u riiig should car mark their gifts for the Shea said; "A s commissioner of the Emanuel Lutheran church will :s Officers collected 539 points to take fellow comndtteemen can taka a membership of an underprivlledged The map prepared by Engineer Bigelow brook won the lawsuit Frtd ApotlOli knocked out Addon* Piazza to two of Manclietter’s leading semi- Marichester. There haa been a Kglatrants who presented them- public works, Bob Hurley was fair go to New Ha/en tonight by bus, Bowen c o v e r t an area from Fin eighth. bow for a swell job. gain N. B. A. recognition. Ben child. There are hundreds of chil and It was necessary to open the .(beat Fred Corbett) (z) pros,'will appear on the first box brisk demand for ringside tickets ■dves at the local registration of The Past Year. and just to all who worked under leaving the ..church at 6:45 o’clock. ley street on the east to the Inter Coraell Again Tope. Al Hottak Jeby grabbed New YorX designa dren whp need a pl^ce to spend dam and let the stream flow Its Couple e f Couplets but th ^e are still some godd seats fice were from Hartford, Ea.st him. His splendid record as Com- About 30, yi’lll make the trip. Tmen’fl Society of. the section of the Bolton road and the Cornell, holding the top spot tion by defeating ChicK Devlin in ing card of the Indoor season at their leisure such as' the environ natural course. / The Buffalo A. C.’a annual dinner left. ;/ Hartford and Vernon. Jack’s Tavern., located at 249 missioner was recognized by or old turnpike cut off, taking in for the second week, polled 83 I 19S2. / the Sport* Center tonight. The ment of the Y. M. C. A. offers; ganized labor, when the Connecti $oiith Church Organ According to Mr. Bowen tho old votes for first place and a total In any league -would be a winner. Lodsi Boys un Card Traveling .Men North Main street and conducted Artiiur E. Rogers of 16 Academy areas both north and south of both Solly Krcigcr The N. B. A. went along with "first bout gqt* underway at 8:30 by John T. Sole, was closed late otherwise many of them will be cut Federation of Labor, sitting. In stfeet, has finished’his six weeks dam can still be seen and the p)A«e of 1,473'polnts on the usual basis Marcel Thil when /ho won from TVo loca/boys, Billy Farr and In many instances traveling come delinquent at a much greater ized; The Committees. roads. . ,• where It was broken open to al Craig Wood says slammln’ Sam CefcX'no Garcia Pnt Vendilllo o'clock. yesterday by attachments placed convention last month unanlipous- training at the Naval Training str He showed on the taSp the loca of ten points for first, nine for I Jones on a foul m PYance. the sensational youfi'g Pat Ven- men who c'htmced to be In M ^ - cost to the community. Public ly adopted a resolution comrtiend* low the stream to flow towards second, etc. Still the Big Red my Snead drlllb i^ rth y foes in the cheater last Wednesday registered against the place by Deputy Sher tlon, Newport, R. I., and Is ho;' tion of springs that cause the Al Hoitak 'The New Y g p i version of the agencies will call upon tax money ing Bob Hurley for his ’scriipulotis The Women's Society of Chris Manchester Green. In the/id deed. powerhouse didn’t finish tar In Is the best golf pro he ever seed. title passed, ln/*ucc ssion through ring. Al 'ran'ge\who is unpopular here. In otheAcases truck drivers iff James H. Johnston. The on a-short visit. trouble that is now being objected 6 to take care of them and the delin fairness’ to organized labor,'" tian Service of the South Method the 'tiame.s of men who were ,vere------early front of Notre Dame. On the title tnatcM y from Jeby to Lou here,flCi r« will Wllf battl/W/ZVWiXA, withUVIVS* Charli*N.>S*<»***V who had made wi early start from tavern has been conducted by Mr. to. To do 'awsy with the trouble A . quents will suffer, through no fault Anthony Pykn. who Is^llding ist church, formed late in Septem- e n g ir d in the-manufajjturlng buA- strength of their 61-0 triumph Brouiltard w Vince, Dundee. Backqfen of RockVille and numer their own cities \had taken the Sele .since September 1938 and In the area under consideration Ken Overlin ( y ) Tody Zale (y) of their own; Irreparable personal a new home on Doane ^ e e t , has berj^irhen all separate units were Ine.ss in Manchester ftppear, only over Carnegie "rech, the Irish When TJnl. a* former Preaident ous other bouts h a ^ been arrang time out while on^u.sincss here to early this summer he applied to would mean more trouble in the Jacobs Starts Search All Three Candidates purchased an automob^ to .drive melted Into one, held Its ofgantza- one of names. Clicncy Brothers, moved from sixth place to second Harvey L/ Miller of the N. B. A. ed Mo that there wllK be plenty of register at the \ocal armory. the Zoning Board of Appeals for loss. Manchester Green section. It was See Michigan The Manchester Community Y. to' knd from his work/ It 1s of an still being In buslno.ss In .Manches with" 30 first-place votes and *Winner of elimination (onroament explalnalt, "couldn’t, lose In Pane sqtion from the flrav to the last Those temporarily Employed on permission to transfer his license Favor Merit System tlon\mectlng at the church last decided thAt the only part that / bout. Farr has not ahoiyn here for to the building at the corrter of M. C, A. Is actually a home for earlier vintage thaiyJack Benny’s night. There was a large attend the town would do would be to re ter. / 1,152 points. The Texas Aggies, (x ) — Deslgnatedas title eonleniler after .VBA and won fight after fight on fouls construction or otheX^ jobs here Hartford. Oct. 2 2 Gover runners-up last week, slipped to (when fouls were committed)" For Louis Challenger over four months and \yendrillOb Mirlat.red locallV but Ngave ineir xsonnNorth Main mmand North - School------many nmiij, hoys and girls as soon —as Maxwell. nnce. Including visitors from other TooCoodfor withdrew rMognitlon from Thil ’ ^ re^stered locally butNgave their nor Baldwin, Public Works Com fourth place with l,037.'t They the/K. B. A. voted to withdraw who has been setting tKe semi- t^ m l Addresses so th a t> c ir cards ; street. A letter of protest was , school for the day Is over The club missioner Upbert A. Hurley and churches. “Tt ( i ) — Designated m title contender by New -Ydrk pro world afire, is about rei|dy for Home aaares \wi_ __ k,. Vnfl wnm#»n to rooms, 4theVia crvmnnaiiim.gymnasium, th#the ahowcrshower Company i^o/ 1 of the South The guest speaker was Miss that tho New Deal were picked for first by 15 voters. tlUe recognition and recognized ^ must be returned to own m.iilcd by North End women to Mayor Jasper McLevy of Bridge kle declared/ (y ) _Outpoinled b]/Billy Sooae in non-litte maUbes faster time and it was reJ)orted rooms, under carefully supervised Manchester fire department was Mary Pierson, world traveler In should not, "point with pride to a Others In the first ten were Penn to Beat he bout between Dundee and T ed -; hopes to line up a respectable I the Liquor Control Board object port. candidate for govembr on ES iConn-Savold Bout o n reliably earlier In the seasonNptat draft aren.s. 7 called on a rtlll alarm at 8:30 this business revival based on the cre Tennessee, six first and ^80 ly Yarosz for the title. enough foe for Louis. The chances Will Even Ip , ing to the change and the permit direction, are In constant use by the Republican, Democratic and the Interests of Methodism, who Dropped Tool New York promoter* were to tran.sfer was not granted. In children who would otherwise be morning t / 99 Hartford road for gave a talk on the new setup of ation o/the huge war machine points; Minnesota. 8 firsts and Yarosz beat Dundee and was I Nov. 29 First Step are it won't be Conn, win or lose, Although 165 cards were, with Socialist tickets respectively, are because Mike still is convinced eated enough to come here the meantime his license expired on the streets. Send a contribution a ch im n ^ fire which was extln- the women's organizations in the that 'm are building." 617 points; .Northwewtern. 592 Harmon and Company champion o. both N. B. A. and evening to Watch him fight. drawn from the total numbeX reg I 100 per cent in favor of the merit the Princeton game, suffered Billy and the champ will make the ! and for the past week the place- to the ’’Y ’,’ so It may serve to Its gulshed/wfthout damage. A t 8:30 Methodist church In general. Hits Lhiemaii ThX New Dealers, he said, points; Stanford. .360, and Boston New York. The crown passed from ; To Uncover a Target Al Tange will enter the ring' istered here reducing the Man system and believe that dual of injury last week and won't turn.itiles hum as an ^ td oor at last nlfeht No. 4 company of the ______snouioshodld noinot boastdoojjl "th a t theyluc have College, 334 points. Minnesota Can Run That Ball; Punts— Passks Yarosz to Babe Riqko and On to against Backofen and it is almost chester total to 2,870, already, a i has been operating without the greatest capacity the boys and neefice holdingnoiomg Shouldsnouiu hepe prohibited, g^n,^/gpartment went to Autumn Offtcers Elected As for Princeton, the Tiger.5 ' are ' For the Brown Bomber ! sale of beer. The fixtures in the . . -.L.__ _ i » 1 r^uced unemployment 1by the and Stanford advanced In the Freddie Steele. traction next summer/ a safe bet that every fight fan In number of cards have been girls of Manchester. as shown by their answers to tae I “ / P school Mrs. George McKinney, chair Cornell Favorite to trying to shake off a tw^-game Then the two commissions fork place were purchased largely on a jPCL, UlC si^czvs ------W ren ch Strikes K o b ert! ^criflce___ _ that____ hundreds______or thou- rankings last week; Northwestern this happy hamlet will be pulling turned to the local board ,fro questionnaire circulated by The • man of the nominating commit and Boston College dropped back. By Th«! ABBOciated Prei losing, streak. ed off again on separate title By Sid Fedcr Bash Boulevani Bits conditional bill of sale and today «et, to extinguish a grasa Arc. .M cC orm ick; His I„/^anda•iiands of young men have n made by Turn Back Ohio State. for the Rockville...... lad to pinn back other draft districts. It Is expect, Connecticut Merit System Asso tee, presented the complete slate The second ten Is composed of Notre bamg, Ind.— While fbns roads. Jacobs starts promoting in the ed that the number of Manchester Mr. Sele left for Hartford for a elation ,to all candidates for state of officers, all of whom were elect joining the army." he added; are hailing the Notre Dame tea Evanston, ni.—If N^hwestem New York, Oct. 22.—(4'i—Joe hia ears. Tange, it will be remem "Only dictators make the boa.it Fordham. 304; Texa-s, 107: Clem-! Steele Out (toicago stadium in a month or bered. fell out of the good graces residents who registered In other ■ronference with the liquor board State FUvals office. , / ed as nominated as follows; jury Is Not Serious. / as one of the best Irish outfits o:, should lose to Indian^ this week, Louis’ howl.1 for action and the on the decision reached b y , that they have ‘solved’ their do son (1 first). 86; Mississippi (1| B.v Bill Bonl The N. B. A. continued Steele as two, and the first bit o f business of Manchester's falithful when he. districts will about offset the num- All three candidates for govw- President, Mrs. Edward A. first). 80: Georgetown, 38; Wash- New York, Oct. 22-(45— record, Coach Earner Layden ls\ the Wildcats still m ^ht be able to champion but New York with clamor of the,rest of the heavy may mean the clearing up the liquor board will depend his! mestic problems In that'way. It is busy digging up alibis. It seems slapped Eddie Place down with from other areas who register nor gave an unqualified "yes’^ n - /V. K Slocks O'Malley: vice-president, Mrs. Robert McCormick, of 164 New Ington. 28; flouthem Callfoimia. i customary and gen ilaim the best first tM m in the Bib drew recognition when Steele re middleweight muddle .... Mike Is questionable tactics. Backofen ts * action. The closing ■ of . the ultimate boast of the all-pow he said before the season that he weight brigade for re^gaitlon ed here. Hurl Charges swer Indicating that the ‘/avor Paul Ferris: recording sej:retary, Bolton Road, a member of the line 1.3; Nebraska, 12; .Southern!____“ ______. ;en. They'll, hav^to play without fused to fight it* candidate, Fred trying to pair the N. B. A.’a ringwise enough to watch Tange tavern will me.an that two erful .state.” erally sure-pop procedure' is to would know after the third game finally have "surroundcd\ Mike Many Applications merit system which selects and Miss Catherine Cordner; corre crew of the Manchester Division Methodist, 11; snd Columbia. 8 , ie o f their mpst Important reg Apoatoli, in New York. champ, Tony Zale. with the win tonight and it will be rememberf* Because of the large amount of tavcims on North .Main street treats government emplwes ac Adams E x p ...... ■ j'r- sponding secretary. Miss Florence make any western conference how, good his boys were, ■ Now he ular* Saturday/as Bill de Corre- Jacobs. \ . leen closed within a year. of the Connecticut Power Com Scattered points were drawn by Apoetoli had tedtpically knock ner of the New York commission- that when the Meriden boy tried J work which faced the members of have In Campaign cording to their e ffic ie n t without Air Reduc ...... MetcaM; treasurer. Miss Ethyle pany, was admitted to Memorial Martin W'iil Welcome Penn State. Ohio State, De football team thq favorite over wants to wiUt until (tfter Satur voDt,\gtar / u u in g back, has s ed out Steele in a non-title fight "Uncle Mike" is settling dbyim blessed title fight here Nov. 1 be pull this stunt on Mike Itolaney. the local board last night, Prac consideration of their political Alaska Jun ...... Lyttle. hospital this momlAg suffering troit. Baylor. Duke, Navy, Cali an Ivy league entry, that will day's clash with Illinois because sprained anMe, Eton Clawson is and previously hpd knocked out to the winter business of ironihg tween Ken Ovcrliri and Steve he got knocked around the ring 'Georgia Tech and Carnegie were out. the.4. . mix-up___ among__ _ eU,^the Viifvbig tically all of which, due to head (tv>ntlnued from Page One) connections." In adjtiUon, each Allegheny ...... Secretaries of the various from a laceration of the head. Supimrt of Letvis fornia, MUsliilppI State. Georgia hardly hold this week. With suffering Tp ot a sore side, and Bill Thil. BelUase .... the Conn-Savold by the local boy -jA-ho not bnl/ met crippled and not as effective as we boys, looking to the possibility of quarters rulings had to be trans ill Attack put himself unqualifiedly on rec- Allied Chem ...... branches were elected as follows: A wrench, dropped from the top New York. Oct. 22—(45 -Rep. Tech, Texas Tech, Wake Forest. Ohio State coming to Cornell and Uriaub, tophomore tackle, is out The Nevv York commission de fight gives Mike five shows In the the Silver O ty lad at h l^ own uncovering a target for the acted by the members themselves the Agricultural Experiment Sta cord as believing that "elected of- Am Can ...... ■ Missionary education and service, of a telephone pole by anotlierj Joseph W. Martin, Jr., Republican Missouri and Colorado. Penn traveling out to Michigan In expireted them to be.” with s broken jaw. cided that Apostoli and Young Garden for Novemtor, leading off game but outfought and otitroufll- no other business was attempUd. ficials should be Xohibltod from Am Rad St S ...... v- • Robert Richmond; children’s workman, struck McCom\ick on national chairman, said today he Corbett would fight fOr the crown. Bomber along about mid-January. with pverlin-Belloise and folio-w ed him to gain the deririlff- LlZl ivarCeferino Garcia beat Apoatoli and Fritzie Zlvics vi. A l Davis, the Johnny Warren and Flip An November 29, promoter Mike took the position of chief clerk and also (ChinUnu™ from Page One) . 4. The one great and vital issue elected positie I Am Tob B ...... Kinney; supplies, Mrs. Inez Truax; were taken to close the wound. CIO leader came out for Wendell leaders lind perhaps produce some From this comer, Cornell ap Reagan Is the Etast's leading foot- ularity o f pesslmlqra in football Ken Overlin won from’ Garcia. Brooklyn, "bad boy," on the 16th; dreas met about Eighteen months for the position of stenographer no I Am W at W k s ...... spiritual life, Mrs. Lewis Haskins; McCormick was taken to the Winkle In his Friday night broad major changes in the rankings. pears ready to make it two bailstwrer. After practice he ctoclea,'but Georgetown's publieity Steele risked hla N. B. A. title the first step in this campagin, the lightweight title fuss between ago when both were 4 eml-pro* and in this campaign is the issue of E'rom the way Jacob.i outlined action was taken on the nelection , made by a single raider which | pon.stitutional government. The T. I Anaconda ...... membership, Mrs. Marlon Eddy; hospital for treatment where he cast. Cornell plays Ohio State, which straight over Ohio State. Mate continues' to cqrry a football department has come lut * with "the against Al Hostak and was knock Lew Jenkins and Chicago Pete the affair was a draw battle that for these places la.st night. Armour 111...... hospitality,, Mrs. James Wilson; remained as a patient. His condi "Ours Is not an exchislve band looks a lot stronger than its five rial Is plentiful at both places, around In his hands, putting it slo'gai) "Georgetown ^ s every ed out. Solly Kileger kayoed Hos the set-up in announcing that 15- Lcllo on the 22nd, and the heavy was filled with briaUing action 'i sighted ,tfic sh\ns four miles off i j(.„riency in the last few years is round .shindig yesterday, it's ^o- The board members were inclin ' the Krehcli ron-sV The pijot count- , from law and tow'ard gov I Atchison ...... fellowship,. Mrs. Clarence Bldwell; tion was not regarded serious. wagon," Martin said at a press points in the poll and Its two de- but that of the Buckeyes doesn't down only long enough to take a thing.’.' It seems to bexjustlfled, tak and was then knocked out by weight brawl on the 29th .... from start to finish. They haven’t ----*»»»»•• I...-. - ---- r> ~ - Ing to be "every man for their-, met since and/"both have turned •d to withhold naming their of ed from 12 to 1V> armed , p,.nnient by m en — men not select- ^ecldings ; Aviation C o r p ...... custodian of the kitchen, Mrs conference, "our.i Is not a Repub feaU Indicate. Illinois may give seem to hang together very well. shower and dress. however, for the Hoyas^ haven’t Hostak in a return match. Tony Maxie Baer, learning his lines for fice assistants until such time a-s ships, escorted b.V motor torpedo j . tjip'ppople. but bureaucrats ' Baldwin C T ...... j Ellen CroBsen; parsonage. Mrs. lican fight but an American fight." Notre Dame trouble; Texas' Ag- The Ithacans, In scoring 111 "Just a little homework to. pre been beaten since 1937, and some Zale recently won from Hostak. self, and no holds barred." Mike his new show, is driving Manager pro since thrt- time. Andreas al ' Balt and O h io ...... Earl Marlin declined to e.stlmate the vent fpmbllng." he explains. of . the players who were standouts also is planning on giving Lou ways gives toe fans a lot of ac a permanent headquarters can be boats, and traveling\-ehi\g in two linos. i in. _some distant mcapitoI. nifol I Claribel Carr; calling, Mrs. Willkie Woiiltl Pul gle.s table dnngerous Baylor: points to 6 over Colgate, Army If a Zale-Overlin match can be Ancil Hoffman daffy by Waking up j Bendix ...... effect of a Willkie endorsement by last year are second stringers or Nova and Red Burman a chante tion and actording to report* War established. It is hoped that Use of "The shii's opened fire on the In»iieetlon Not Worthwhile Seaman. Termeasec plays Florida; Minne and Syracuse, haven't shown the arranged a generally accepted in the middle of the night to re I Beth Steel ...... Lewis, but said "Mr. Lewis has a alternate first-team players thl,s to show during winter gags and sing the'songs ren docs likewise which meana the civil service room, at the post aircraft but the pilot succeeded In 5. Automobile inspection lanes, Jarvis-Campbell Query on Bosses sota encounters Iowa: Northwe.st- slightest trace of cracking, or of Chapel. Hill. -N., C.— Although champion would emerge. Even making a. good steatly run and [ Beth Steel 7, pfd ...... great many frientls in the coun se'ato.li. ^ tacy would stand with ^ u is . and j .Tommy E'arr. who was spp- that/theto will be tlirUi* aplenty office will be granted, but Post- while being operated a lot better MUsil Dorothea Marie pampbell, ern plays Indiana; and Stanford overconfidence. Tulane lost Its first 111"/ Kam*® then Billy Soose wouW l^ ve to be dropped his bombs well In among ' Borden ...... try.” is looking for a match for Bud > i fg come over here for a this eyemng. 'master Thomas.J. Qulsh ts await than before, ns a safety measur daughter of Mrs. Ellen Campbell meets i7th-place Southern Cali The Penn-Mlchlgan game pre this season before /breaking (M>nsidered for he h u scored non the convoy," the mini.stry's bulle Can Pac ’------• • [ (Canada Copper Before Roosevelt "I hope Mr. Lewis declares for -Detroit—Warning to Villanova; title decisions over qoth Zale and Telephone reservations up to ing .^ Iclal word from W’a.shington are m t worth the time and of Parker street, and Raymond fornia. Only Boston College haa sents more of a problem. True, through against Rice leat Satur .... ' fight in November, is having trou- 6:30 can be made by calling Bill tin said. Louis Jarvis, son of Mrs. Amelia Cerro De Pas ...... Willkie." Martin added, but he a "breather." against St. Abselm. the Red and Blue haa averaged day, the Grccnies have North Five seniors on the Detroit .squad O ^ lln . Overlin Is teheduled to Here's the Program . | ),,, getting out of England. ’ on this. ‘■'Dvo vessels in each rank were money we've been spending/ on Ches and Ohio ...... said he had no Idea what Lewis are looking for a victory Sunday dcfeiid his title against Steve Bel- The jirogram may shape up , ______2_____ Schieldgc. at 3690 and from seven Full Time Poaltlon • them. M y bill repealing the/ in Jarvis of the s'ame street, were j Export Banned (Continued From Page One) The second-ten teams meet nearly 50 pointa a game, and Carolina fans worried, shout this o’clock oh phone thej^fiporta Cen almost lifteil out of the water by united in marriage yesterday at Chrysler ...... would ssy In his broadcast. rivals of . equal importance In "halfback Francle Xavier Reagan week's game. The Tar Hte.ls point because they've never seen one lolse November 1 in New York. something like .this: It was evident from some of the bursting bombs and wlien the pi- , spection longs was defeatecl/in-the over the Wildcats. In the past 1 Coqh vs. Savold. November ter. 3904. ' ^ : applications filed with the hoard St. Bridget's church. The cere- Coca Cola ...... these games: Fordham-St. Mary's, ran do as many things as well as out* Hutane has much •’ the same lot turned to oh.scrve the ne.sult of last minute by 17 Democrats and Col Carbon ...... (Continued from Page One) been built upon the Insecure foun Baby Solves Theft Case three years- as spectators or par 29. in what .is to be Billy’.s fifth 1st 1a>s8 Siiffc'red / lo r the clerical positions that some .mony was performed at nine Tu’xas-Hlce, Clem.son-South Caro- any bark In the country. But squad that earn ^ a high ranking his bombing, one vessel had heeled t\yo Socialists. / •(>Xlock by the rector. Rev. James Col Gas and El ...... dation of a bigger debt." ticipants. they’ve watched Villa- start In the heavyweight dejj'irl- did not realize the extent of the Hurley, speaking In ycalllngford The auditorium and two con lljia. Mississippi-Arkansas, George I’enn hasn't run Into a team wita last season, but/bas been held back right over oh its beam end.” Tunmins. Rev. Hubert Carrig of Com! Inv Tr ...... facilitation of the reception In Eire Lincoln, Neb.— (45—The 17- town-New York University, any ability to run the ball, and by injuries, and they’re afraid the nova win three games, each by ment. Savold is definitely the fast worlf Involved., Both chief clerk Other planes of the same at and Hamden, assertec necting halls, seating a total of Piiiii;prR Bowling Colchester was in the sahetuary Corn! Solv ...... i . of mothers and children from Bri month-old son of Mr. and Mr.i., Washlngton-Califomla, Nebraska- certainly will get that froth Mich Green Wave,Is just about ready to seven points. est puncher Billy has had to con aiuf stenographer will be full time tacking fjiree bombed barges and I 1. . Governor B a lt in made a 8,000, w ei»' filled for Wlllkle's ad Local Sport and Cuflccr Fred Seegel of the Cons Edison ...... tain who are able to arrange for Richard StockfeUl solved this cose Wiasouri and Columbla-Syracuse. igan, with speedboy Tom Harmon break over/(heir team. tend with, and he's riding along ' jibsltlons to run for a year, at least. cargo vessels at lioulogno and hit •deliberate a.ssault ^ the Integrity permanent accommodation there. dress. Afterward the candidate’s Cravat League Hartford -^ate police barracks Cons Oil ...... without a hitch. The baby crawled Southern Methodist Is Idle. and llne-bucker Bob Westball to right now on a streak of five | The law indicates that the jobs will a large tramp steamer in the out of l^esident Roo^vclt. I am go- Hugh Dalton, minister of eco special train left for Rockford, 111., under the . porch and crawled out straight khockouts. After gaining shutout//ictOrles Murphy’s Alleys sang the rrmc^. Cont Can ...... handle the chores. Stillwater, Okla.— Everj' time iMst NighCs Fights Chatter run'*".til May 1945 but it will be er harbor. ! ing to ask hlny daily to narrie The attendants were the broth Com Prod r nomic warfare, , declined to . aajl for a mld-mornlng talk. later clutching a package o f ciga 2— Nova will show in the GarIn their first two starts, thl* sea lyon Lost •ssary to get a Congre.sslonal The dorks at Gravolinrs were al- • i " Speaking at Rockford from the Actually, Cornell and Penn are the Oklahoma Aggie* P'/Y the P’ ..oeaty w fcvv »» .---i-.-.--- *ni.- v»wi .1.1 names and stata the times and er-in-law and slktcr of the bride. Douglas Aircraft ---- whether trade discussions with the rettes. Investigation revealed a den In December, and. if you listen son. Manchester’* Ameriton Le Team No 2 ...... A .. ^ 1 Approjirlatlon each year to assure , so attackrti. rear platform of his train, Win direct opposites. From watching Univertdty of Arizona on the 1st- The (XTL takes a i^^k off from piavi-s.places, .wuvn,/when,/ wherewiumt-- anc.and u|ion AlUCYLAlbert Rivers,ruvciu, turnand Du Pont ..'...... United States Included "the ques cache of cigarettes, candy ban. ^Sports Roundup | them on successive Saturdays, By The Associated Press .to manager Ray. Carlin be.it the Team No 4 ...... •/•'...... * * the funds for the work from year i U’oalhrr I nfavorablp 1 tion of supply of raw oil to Japan." kle said: ter's/home grounds It gives an its football campaign this week but gion bowlers were hande/ a deci Team No \ ...... 4 4 whom he, e x ite d pressure so that I ^j,eir small ^aughtcr'Alberta was Eastman Kodak ...... and a case of soda pop which they appear to shape up this Philadelphia — Tommy Forte. drums, he's lots bigger, and ^ year. ^ ' Although tlu* weather al night Sir Edward Grigg. War Office "The opposition is beginning to OkUhoma coach a chance to see moat of the mgmbers hWe non sive setback by Wlndijo/ In the Team No 3 ...... 1 7- Connccticulr would get dcfqnsc girl. The ushefs Mferc Har- Elec Auto L i t e ...... thieves had placed there. way: 119. PhUadelpbia, outpointed Lou stronger than when he stopped The chief clerk w uf assume ‘ the | was unfavorable, attacks were -al- : Parliamentary secretary. Informed get desperate and is resorting to By Eddie Brletz , some new country. In 1932. it was league tussle* Scheduled .... rontracts/ | old and Clifford Jarvis, brothers Gen Elec ...... Cornell Is a team In every sense Salica. 118, Brooklyn 110 ). Max Baer about .1" months ago, Hartford (bounty L^gue last burden of the work in carrying out ! so niadi' on tho Hamburg NawU Commons that Anthony Eden, war certain tacUca pf desperation In Buffalo. N. Y.. Oct. 22.—(4 5 - Lynn Waldorf, now at Northwest MaiichMter clashes with a strong Teamream Nb^ 4 completely Ignoiad Sh/uld Disclose Names of the bridegroom. Gen Foods ...... of the word, -with at l*aat four (Chicago—Carl Vinriqueira, 193. as well as , healthier than when niph't, dropping two mit- of three the requirements of ' the local j dockyard., crentmg-many explo- The bride wore a princess style minister, has ordered a court of In the last moments of the cam Dr. Jock Sutherland calls the Chi ern, and In 1037 Ted Cox. now st Weaver Hlgli eleven at Hartford a warning wanih.e they ----- received,------a week------2. !/ Governor Baldwin is tell Gen MotofjL ...... backs — McCullough, Murphy, Omaha. Neb., knocked out Wally Tony Galento -did that thing to point* In a match ajt West Hart board. That position calls for a i sions and f^e-s. ni.hM* ' ing th^ truth, It-is his, patriotic gown of white bengaline taffeta, quiry to Investigate charges of Ul paign. Pay no attention to them SPECIAL USED CAR cago Bears the greaUst aggrega Louisiana State. Next Baturday'Kr on Friday, Meriden meets Hartford ago./.'Theyo./'They met Captain Nelson's .Gllletta ...... and do not adopt their methods. tion of football players he ever SchoU Slid Bufallno—who can game will give Jim Ixiokabaugh, Seara, 180, Pbiladelpbia (5). him a year back. ford, - team and were "podahed o f f .with man of office. managerial exper- 1 h* F "n ^.«r.irtnrf ari ■riuty/to disclose Ihe names of ^ and short train. The sweetheart Nicker Prod treatment of conscientious objec Louisville, Ky.—Wlahy Jones, Public, west Hartford 1* host to 3— Red Burman might have E. Wllkle turned In a brllllarit neckline was caught at each side "Wl\atever attempts they may SALE enw—three deep In every-position pass or run, blockers' who leave new Aggt* coach, bis first trip to result, re- fence, one with a thorough 1 a r® W ; th(/e officials in the Army and i Hudson Motors ------tors. .138, Louisville, outpointed A l Dor Hartford Bulkeley and B rls t^ been tossed in with Conn." but single of 15252 and triple o 397r^ < t° » s®®"- Thl* re«llt with White velvet bows. Her full make' to stop public discussion I -All Makes of Cars! and every guy as good as the oth nothing to chan<>e, a line that has Phoenix for a game. team No 2 with a com- edge of office system The .sten^ indu.stnal objectives were N/i vy , who can be moved by Int Harv ...... do not want anyone associated tremendous drive, ends who catch Isc, 138, St. Louis' (6 ). meets 7‘orrington. all on Satur Jy's pilot, Johnny Ray. is peeved, but It wasn ■eight of outside pressure. length veil of tulle was draped e r . . . latest rcprjrts have good old day . . . ■ the way Red's bOM. Max W*x- graphers pcisition ca Is for ®®e Ulso bombed, the niini.stry .said. It Int Nick ...... with ma to adopt almilar tactlca. — Depot Square Garage — Bing Crosby dickgring for" the pa.s.ses and also pick up yardage New Brunswick. N. J.—The way San Francisco— LltV * E>ado. 116. ter lost the *’5. J_. Pontlllq’s...... _ high high single single of ol 136 from a halo of white velvet orange __ ip. haa Been sending open let r*Anff^v in find rimnn#(l ' . .. ___esssA who la experienced m taking dicta- npHn^vleclged th/t ’one sBritish ' 3. Most of us know by now Int Tel gnd Tel . . . . Miss Ida F. Shaw I\do not want to see those people Boston Boos.. . .this Is the place in big chunks on end-arounds, coaches Harvey Harman of Rut Manlls, outpointed Nat Corum, won the secondly 10 and dropped and three string o f 370 helped his that he (Baldwin) had nothing to blossoms. She carried a prayer Ernest Boy, Prop. Although Steve Casey landed the tlon----- under, difficult conditionsa. 1. ’since ^ 1 imim*. iii.io.-s/iig. Keqnecott ...... oh relief subjected to pressure. I and an offense that goes oflL^lth gers and Tad Wieman of Prince 120. Los'Angeles, (10); UtUe Pon ter* and such around,^ claiming the the third by 11.•Filler'* 143 single Uam to a 3 to 1 ad^tage over book with gardenia. marker and where Jack Demp.sey really got decision over Westenberg in the Pittsburgher is giving' Burman the It win be necessary to have a , wharve.s and warehouses -w do at all with getting us defense Llgg and Myers B do not want to ^ government great timing and deception. ton may be looking at It this cho, 117, Manila, ' outpointed and 385 triple waa high for the Captain BIanch)ird’* '^am . shower" of orange blossoms. Guest at Shower his start— by knocking put Okla- opening wrestling show; last week brush-off. As a rc.sult. Ray turned transcript of all hearings the board ; during the davtigbl raids. business, whether in aeronautics Lockheed Aircraft .. employee forced to contribute as X.homa's Carl Mortis In one heat. Penn Is far more of a one man week. It might have beqn better If Horace/Manh,. 120, San EYancIsco winners. Incldently, Team No 3 chalked AmIIacI llVSi-VVI 4 CX ! • .- - The matron of honor vvore light at Hartford, if was a toes-up as to thumbs down on Burman. abd n a y be called upon to hold. bulletin said. or in any other field. blue mousseline de sole over taf- Loew's Flynn Is attempting to make them Just two years before he beat-Wil team, one that might be " even Princeton and Rutgers never had ( 10). ' Manchester will ' oppose Hart its first point in the win column who got the worst beating ^both Mike may rnatch Burmin and Local Board’s .Address 4 Governor Baldwin must des feUf: with bolero,to match of nar L/}rillard ' ...... Mlsa Ida F. Shaw, of O n ter contribute to the DemocraUc cam- lard for the title___ Michigan will ordinary. If Reagan had an off played" that original game of foot Baltimore—^Rcd- Burman', 190 ford here next Monday night. The last night and very much is ex Communications to the local perately want to be governor and men were very ,raucli banged up. Buddy Baer, possibly in Washing summary: row frills. She wore a blue velvet Mont Ward ...... street, was the guest of honor at Cold W eJilher Is H ere! be inter«fle...... 117 110 136^-363 an unannounced motor trip, the 4% Before closing hla talk, Willkie •ear's infield problem---- regard- R. Smith 93 98 97—266 dustrlalists. Lord Croft said the corp.s. ‘and Sunday school teacliers. i cerfein world conditions, , The Radio* . . ; ...... ford on November 11 received a referred to the Kelly-Nash Demo PRICES SLASHED! 'to g Dick Bartell. Pinky Higgins mav be something else again- 108 106 112—826 Mrs. Maxwell had been invited burning desire of the president of bride wore a traveling costume Reading ‘ ...... 588 697 587 1772 A. IJirder . government planned to use motion choice and varied assortment of cratic organization lh-(^tcago and *nd Charlie Gehringer, Sullivan ■ From here. It looks like Cornell W. Holland 86 84 101—2T1 by Adjutant and . Mrs. Newman the"United States Is to guide, his suit of rocky blue wool crepe with Republic Steiel . . . . over Ohio iU te , and Michigan pictures extensively to show Brit black velvet, and gardenia cor gifts. said "before ■We get through, there gays. . . . ‘OwTier Briggs builds J. PontlUo 136-llO 115—870 ish soldiers “ the .weak points in Curtis to call at their bome earlier countrymen safely through the Rey Tob B . — ,. .. will be some gentlemen taking FOR RENT Reautiful 6- bodies... he ran fix up the three over 'Penn. « 1929 Car Pose* Problem in the -evening and was greatly fuor of a wOrld-wide storm. sage. On their return they will Seara Roebuck . . . . the, animal against whom they make their home with the bride’s tripe." , 4V room house. .\vailable at them o. k.'-’’ Undefeated Weaver Host . Total ...... 423 407 425 1256 have to fight" surprised to find the p.arty arrang 2. Some people, motivated by Shell Union ...... The nominee's Itinerary for the Football Doubleday Minneapollo — (45 — The 1929 Team Nq 4 (0) mother for the present. Socony Va§ ...... Hospital Notes about November 1st. model car which Patrick N. Mur To I'se .More'.Mr "Pouer ed in her honor, with. Mrs. Martha a desire for political change, had remainder of his campaign show.v Short Shorts Dummy ...... ■' 91 88 91—370 An authorized British s]>okes- Turkington. Mr.s. Sarah Leggett occasionally belittled successes of South Pac ...... a heavy speaking program. He Davey O'Brien of the IJpllly SvTacuse—Alan Doubleday, a To High Gridnten Friday phy bought for $15, waa picked up A. Tedford 91 107 *6—286 the administration In building up Announce Engagement South Rwy . . . ---- de-icendant ®f Gen. Abner Itouble- by police because of seven delin man made a statement earlier to-1 and Mrs. Artliur kittle in charge Admitted yesterday: Mrs. O r- will head east after tonight’s ad Come Down and See C s! Eagles and Marshall Goldberg of M, Schubert 86 10 1 11*—806 of lirrangementa and later the re the nation's armed strength. Mr. ami Mrs. Albert E. Behrend Std Brands ...... day, the inventor of baseball, la a quent-tags and hauled to a garage day foreshadqwing an increased trude Custer. 79 Sghool street. dress to spend the remainder of Open Every Evening. the Chicago Cardinals are believed W. Diet*. Sr B* 64 107—2*0 freshthcnls. ‘ 3. I do not question the motives of 41 Walnut street announce the Std Oili^al ., ...... reserve end'ln footbaU at Syracuse, at a towing cost of $2.25. Murphy use of . air power in British land i David Hawkes, 15 Norman street. the week campaigning in New to be the highest paid players In Undefeated but tied Weaver * indicate* but their main trouble operations, apparently referring to ' Oame.s and entertainment-were or noble purposes of those opposed engagement of ' their daughtar, Std Oil N J ...... York. Ohio and Pennsylvania. the National Football League..;, High of Hartford furnishes the seems to lie in the inability of the offered to give the garage proprie Total ...... 367 380 407 1154 supon'lsgd by Miss Emily and to us In this campaign—but I do Tex Oorp ...... Discharged , yesterday: Mrs. More SerioiM Busluee* exp^ted large-scale fighting In Marian, to Stanley Drlggs. sot of Sadie Muldoon, 168 Maple street: Next week he will swing back Into Jones Furnitiirf 'ti-hon toe Idaho footballers came opposition for Manchester High's line and backfleld to gq? going at tor the car if he would settle for Tram. No 2 (4) Mias -Jean 'Hanna, Miss Lillian firmlv believe that we cannot run Timken -Roll Baar *1 103 103—2*7 the Near East.' Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Drlggs of 91 Herbert Clemson, 108 North Elm Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, West *n.it to take a 60-0 drubbing from f(x>tball forces at Hartford this : one -and the same time. When the the tags —$14. The garageman'a W. Irwin Kittle and Miss Ruth Turkington. the risk of turning the govern Unkni G arW de---- Toronto—The 1940 meeting of 110 86 *1—389 He asserted that squadrons of Walnut strpet. i street, Edward Paganl. 125 Char Virginia. Maryland and Delaware 3.3 Oak St. tel.. 8254 / Boston College, they brought Friday afternoon, morUng ' the | line clicks, the backfleld doesn't towing charge "and rent brought F. Murphy bombers "and possibly fighters" During the evehing, Adjutant ment over to untried men in a Union Pac - ...... ,• before returning to New York city the Canadian Amateur Athletic first time these rivals have m e t. and vice versa. Or the line plays the total biH to $19.75. A junk man 1. Johnson . 92 *1 110—3*6 Unit Aircraft ..y ter Oak- street. Rea. Tel. 7247 -iXIong half a carload o f the spuds would be placed temporarily un Chirtls m behalf of the gathering period that la so uncertain. for the pre-election windup. Union has been postponed Indefi on the gridiron. Coach Fred ; a fine defenriv* game and flops of- would offer no more than'fS, ao the N. Warner 130 103 UO—636 Paul L. Cornell, Republican can Admitted today; Carl Schults. iforJUi whichW MSWS the wstate — is - famous------to der Arm y command when needed presented to Mrs. Maxwell a chest Unit Corp ...... In hla Milwaukee speech,* Will nitely because of the war. ' ^tone's big. powerful eleven has | fenslvely. If the team ever starts car. is still at the garage apd the of beautiful silver flatware. The didate for senator. In speeches at 38 Wens street: Robert McOor- fcand out along the route---- latest •Yor *ny particular operation." Three Held Unit GaZ Imp .... been installed as a heavy favorite to hit on all cylinders, SBd .it has proprietor Is still- wondering about Total 416 365 414 1313 bride heartily thanked her friends Ansonia and Dertjy: U Rubber ...... mlck. 154 New Bolton Road. ©n-Jack Kearns is (a ) he Is fRjrIng mini Waxes Hot The spokesnum said that, while 8 and a local victory would be a only three more games to do so, his fee. for the acccpthb.le gift and' the Good to Help Britain Birth; Today, a daughter to to book Dempsey and Baer for an the idea ot creatlng‘‘’sn Army sir For Holdup U S Steel ...... Manchester ought to get back into MsHutys PincBss pleasant evening arranged in her 1. I believe that It la good for Western Union ... Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp of ♦xhibitlon tour and'(b) he is look Campaign—In the absence of stunning upset. . 4vm " Mmllsr to the fleet sir arm Weaver . batUsd to a sobrsIcM the winning column. PA’S to PrsetIP* Mortarty Brothsr* « * « « honor. America to help Britain. I believe West ^h«nd Mfg Wapplng. ing for an angel hi Los Angeles Ice, iniDoU hockey aspirants laid held n preetloa sssriea tonlgtit st d tfaa N avy had been ^riied it is good for America to '■help Death; Today, Arthur Reed. 72. ___ the academics are being tie with both W est Hartford and Much' attention Is being paid in ' ^ - ■ to^:ike (Conttnned From Page One) Wqolworth down a heavy coating of wax to The P.A.A.C. boys’ basketball 7 o’clock st the East Bids Rsc- AO ; tbs Arm y expected . V China. I believe It la good for Elec Bond and Share (Curb) 6 of Coventiy blamed for loss of football, talent West Haven, then bowled >over practice this week to blocking and yilB m M ed use o f sir support In fu- practice. , ^ squad will worlT out Wednesday players are urged to attsnd; Can Produce Evidence America to have military bases In many hours, were understood to Census: 56 patients. Annual Hallowe’en Dance ©t U. of Wisconsin. Chapman Tech by 20-7 and plae- tackling w'eaknesscs, m ainly, re operstions.oper the Pacific. There la no 'possible Muaagrr Tough, ToSeattle. Obliging highway ;.©ther side, Colorado School of More than a miUion tons of 20- 0. ■' ’ Tigers out of the running while a — D*lg^^Bar6^wi|^ inmtove c^ditiatis, and (3) its a piece of a bottle he stepped for .the right of free coillectiye patrolmen acted • as fog horns, much, when It was so easy' for Coach Tom Kelley's charges defeat svlll give- Middletown a may become’“amateurs” R togy his way through school bj^ giving payroll waa carried advice, arrived here last night on ART McKAY'S ORCHESTRA [ 'iMlncs, which last yeai; had jone of England's annual potato crop is M questions of oh when he was eight. Mrs. Pack- bargaining. I want to see labor in clearing cars out of the way as M ootball's, highest scoring toams. used tor "chips." . him to run. ^ don't look as bod as thrir record chsnca to tie BristoL hav* lobs outside ofifthletics. I deihotistratlons tn magic. > Police said they found a bottle I their y a y home. They refused to t it would ailae. buus exhibited a sliver qf glass a Am erica grow strong and pros- give" Interviews. The vessel which Eyler taxied 10 miles a l^ g two .91.50 Per Couple. '^rou a, I believe that labor can of hltroglycerine and four loaded Air fbres is sn quarter Inch long taken out of her brought them also carried a num- highways J»efore taking oft from a V thumb. She believes it had been and will m ^ , far greater contri revolvera at Hanley’s home, . ranking iriiera the pair was arrested. 1 bet of Britons. __ J" golf co u m ^ aB AN avy.) there many years. ' butions to the spiritual greatneas f Lltm BMT«r*n Bored S^nse and N^gnsense B i l i r S E i (w d / / / ^ Advtoe Wealthy Fathar—I do hops you The nervous young man walked into tha county court houaa with Your fdrtime never will apprectata that in —.. marrying------my 3 1 ^ If you sit down and daugbtsr you are getting a v tha girl o f bis draama ellngiac U For opportunity goes big-neartad and ganarous girl. bis armi ^ , Yeung Man—How much do i Disgiilaed as plain Hard Poor Young Man—I do, sir. And I hopa that aba hat acqulrad have to pay for a marriaga U* Two brick and mortal wtlsts thoas flna qualitlaa from her fa* canaaT .fbar. .. Clark (grinning)—^Two dollara Pod and Paed 49-A Manchester iails Ketch Around World; work on a conatrucUen Job bad down, and your aalary every weak AnnouncenieDts 2 Movin*—Trockint— Musical Fund been discustbig yaatarday'B ball t a r t m H FoanJ * L. » ______-T..--_____ — Storage 20 SEASONED HARO WOOD for game. Dan had gone up the ladder Rachwi for tha rest of your Ufa. WANTED—PASSENGERS to and sale, cut any length for fireplace Date Book A b ^ t my heart I buUt a wall— i j o g f —PASS BOOK NO. WttTO^ AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and and Mack was approa'chtng with a Kvary girt tries to be myatari* from Hartford. Leaving Manches or furnace, $9.^ a cord; also slab Nearing .^200 To See United States Now hod of bricks: Not io o narrow, not too tqlt, NoUce 1* hereby Riven that ter 7:30 a. m. Leaving Hartford Long Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. wood $8.00. Donald Gelurlng. Tel. Tonight From ^ le ) i to viaw tha world X ous. Tha trouble la tha can’t keep Book No. 1M75 laaued by TTia Mack fsboutlng from below)— 6 p. m. Also one way. Address 68 HoUlstei street, _ _ _ 8758. . \ — ■ Oct. 22—Educational club pre from talking. Bavinea Bank of Manchester hM sents Hoyinnd BetUnger, Hollis Seattle, Oct. 22.-yW —Twenty-tuslng only a few words. Hey, Dan! Let’s go to the game Box S, Herald. ______when we arrived at an island today. IndUfaranUyaa It vlewa ma. JAMES A. Wo o d s moving and ContribiH^ons Coming ter street school color movies. seven year old Dwight Long is just Janklna (explaining to dark)—I ^ n lost or ® ^ .d , to trucking. Ashes removed weekly. where officthla asked me to give a Dan—Let's toaa to see If we do. 1 built ao w ^ to my chagrin WITH ton application has been made W Garden— Farm—Dairy In SleacUly for Inslru- Tomorrow back from a voyage around the I found I wallbd my heart wdthla. must have square toaa. UU1 OUK WAV BY J. K. WUXIAMS OUK HOARDING HOUSE aald tank by the Person In whoM S Coal, coke and wood for sale. 381 50 Oct. 23—Hallowe’en Party of talk, I discovered I couldn’t form Mack—Toaa up a brick. If It Oerk (sighing araarUyl—But Personals Products world that took him six years, con sentences, and had to postpone my ataya up, wa'II work. If It cornea And now It saaka some faint ra* name auch book Center street Tel. 6566 or 5030. iiients forr S St$ulent8. Women’s Auxiliary of Chamber of square toes art not stocked now. PUft4ge TAK* SUCH AM OLO REACTIONARY.'— >*6PUTT-TT.'I tent now to see the United States, appearancf a week while 1 prac-* down, we’ll go to the game. lease . \ payment of the amount of deposit h o u s e w iv e s ENTERTAIN ten FOR SALE—CABBAGE for sauer Commerce at Hotel .Sheridan. Writing plaintive rnnaa ilka thaaa. dr. Pointed toes are fasbionabla THROW1M& A LOT OF SILUV (ZUCeTlOMS ATMS/OkSMITAa, finally. tlced up.’’ represented by said book, , or more friends In your hon\*' Repairing tH kraut, good solid heads, 30c per ilsMn^rstrumental This Week thia season. WHY IS IT THATdtoME PEOPLE DEUISHT tN PlCKINS FLAtWS IN A t l » Issuance of a duplicate book valuable gifts to all, $4.50 to bushel. Phone 7965, 108 Ridge St. The public schools Oct. 25—Annual dance of Pri Equipped with a $14 second-hand . Given Shrunken Hend Every man tries to maater th* Janklna (giving angry atara)— Fund Is now only a sroem amount sextant, Long sailed wesltward In Panama, the Indians gave him art of concealing his ignorance. Tha hard part for mkny a young NEW IDEA INSTEAD DP OPEMiNft TV4EIR. ALLEGED MINDS 3D therefor. $11.50 in merchandise to you. WANTED TO TUNE, repair and vate Duty Nurses at Country club man is to find a girl attractlva That may be, but I happen to be Special money receiving p la n a r FOR SALE—YELLOW Globe tur short of $200. It was report^ to O ct 26—Counter club masquer from Seattle Jn his 32-foot auxl-! a shrunken human head, the slse wearing last aaason’a (sat. its POSSIBILITIES?— -VERY WELL^M52.NUMM,T SMALL MUNT LOST—BRINDLE white Shepherd regulate your piano or player A diminutive lawyer appearing enough to please him find yet chibs and social groups. Call piano. Tel., Manchester 5052. nips. Kelley Brothers, Talcott- day by Walter Buckley, who Is ade ball. liary ketch "Idle Hour" In Septem- | of a amid! ball. At dog. year old. An.swer.s name San spected the Navy—two ships, ons as a witness in one of the courts dumb enough to like him. Hartford 6-1734. ville. Also Harvest Supper at Eman ;tar, 1934. It la astimatad that during 1940, dy License Ncr. 65390 Manche.ster. REPAIRING AUTO TOPS, side serving as treasurer of the Fuh^. uel Lutheran church. A year of the trip was delay a former Vanderbilt yacht and tlw vaa, asked by a gigantic coiinael- Reward. Phone 6423. The total to date is $173.50, In other an Italian World War gu^^ S what profession he was of; and Jenklna was stout, with la^ga, total prsmlums paid for pilot, curtains, luggage, hand made dog ?lext Week occasioned by Long's only ship pasaangar sad plana Insurance In Automobiles For Sale 4 Household Goods 51 cluding contributions of $19.50 dur Oct. 28—Manchester Mothera wreck—In, of all places. New York boat. Iving replied that ha was an at- broad feet, and although several collars; harness. Charles Laklng, pairs o f shoes were shown him hS’ iha air-eonacloua United States 90 Cambridge street. Tel. 4740. SEE THE HONEYMOON—Three ing the past few days. club. Illustrated lecture, "Child harbor—In the 1938 hurricane. In the Galapagos. 900 mllaa hrney: PACKARD 1940 left overs, 4 door Bouth America at the equator, refused them. ^11 amount to $8,750,000. rooms of furniture $168.00. $10 The money received by volun Development," Dr. Arnold Gessell. 60 Days Longest Sea Stretch ha” Brlef-^You a lasvyer? Why SPECJAL USED CAR sedans $895 delivered in Manches tary contributions of the towns Oct. 30—Military whist at Ma His longest stretch at sea was found that "on nearly every In could put you in my pocket. ter. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland street. Help Wanted— Female 55 down -18 months to pay. Albert’s habited island there were German Furniture Co., 43 Allyn street, people'Is used to purchase musical sonic Temple. 60 days, from the Galapagos Case -Very likely you may. And / S A L p . Tel. 5191. Open until 10 p. m. instruments for use of the pupils Next Month . Islands to Los Angeles. England if you do, you will have more law HOLD EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS WAN’TED—LADY to do home Hartford, Conn. in/the public schools. Tlie Fund In the Bay of Biscay, Long was All Makes of Cars! OLDSMOBILE 1937 2 door sedan, 4—Concert for benefit of to New York took 72 days, with a In your pocket than you ever had demonstrating. Particulars given, hM been in existence for several arrested momentarily by Spanish in ymir head. has valve and carbon job. Priced Interview. Gar essential. Robert f o r s a l e - CIRCULATING Vcrplanck Fund by Beethoven atop at Madeira. . Depot Square Garage — heater, in good condition, suitable /^■ears and has proven moat success Glee' club, G. Clef club and senior On each leg of the trip he had soldiers who thought he had come Ernest Roy, Prop. at $365. Brunner’s. 80 Oakland J. Doggart, 81 West street. ful in,, providing musical training from England to fight In the civil Handle the hardest Job first street. Tel. 5191. Open until 10 for heating three rooms, used V choir of Emanuel Lutheran one or more companions, some 5 'Sta. months. Reasotiable. Call 4^3 for children. church, auspices of Educational' times relatives and friends, some war. each day. Eaay ones are pltaaurea. p. m. WANTED — GIRL for general housework mornings only, Man List of Contiibutom club. ■ ^ times strangers like. Tlml. a native But the trip was such s satis 1938 BUICK SEDAN. 1938 Pontiac chester Green section. Tel. 8230. WE ARE CLOSING out our/M The list of latest contributors f;ov. 5-National and State boy he picked up in Tahiti. factory experience that Long * What! So soon? Manchester sedan, 1938 Willys sedan, 1938 Willow wear at 1-2 pric^' Jl follows: election, local polls at State Arm "He couldn’t speak English and would start out again some day, Fortune Teller (to bride of a Plymouth sedan, 1939 Pontiac WANTED— GIRL to do light' Nichol.s. Highland Park. Previously acknowledged .$154.00 ory. I couldn’t talk his language." Long but now he's going to see more of few montha)—You wrtsh to know evening Herald sedan. Cole Motors at The Center housework, and take care of one Gertrude .Carrier . 1.00 Nov. 6—C. L. of C. Fashion aald. "We got along for months the United States. about your future husband? ■ . Classified Advertisements child. 6 days a week. Tel-. 3594. Florence Hopkins ...... 1.00 Show. Whiton Auditorium. Bride-No, I wish to know —6463. Machinery and I'ools 52 1.00 Nov. 7 — Amaranth Dessert-1 Couhl dix average word* Olive C h a p m a n ...... about the past of my present hus InItiRlP. numbers and abbreviations 1938 BUICK SPECIAL convertible WANTED— GIRL for clerical Wm. J. H anna...... 1.00 Bridge at Masonic Temple, 1:30' accept it, have accepted it, as your band for future use. •ach count as a word and compound coupe, many extras, low mileage. work. State experience. Write USED OLIVER "7<)” 'tractor ex Brj-apt & Ch.apman Co. 1.00 record shows. words as'two words. Minimum cost May be seen at 54 High street. Box R, Herald. cellent condition/ Dublin Tractor Dr. & Mrs. J. F. Barrry 3.00 Nov. 10—Reformation Festival Warns Against Have .Most To Lose Too many people are trying to Is price of three lines. ' * _* Company, Providence Rd., Wi)li- Lins rate* per day for transient Fred W. Woodhouse .. 1.00 in evening at Emanuel Lutheran "The next two weeks will de get more out of life than they are 1937 PLYMOUTH sedan, 1935 WANTED—GIRL or woman for mantlc. , ______1.00 church, . auspices of Zion, Con housework, to stay nights. 29 Cot Herbert B. H ou se...... termine whether we women and putting into it. CSffed^tlvc Marrh 17. -ItST Ford sedan, 1934 Oldsmoblle Walter B. Lydall ...... 1.00 cordia and Emanuel Lutheran Dictator Rule our children are to continue to en X Cash Charge sedan, 1933 Pontiac sedan. Cole tage street. 4 ConsscuUvsX. Days.. .1 7 RoonjiS Without Board 59 Lillian E lkins...... 1 00 churches of Manchester. joy life under a constitutional gov School Teacher (taking her first I ConsecuMvi Days... ^ Motors, Main street lot, opposite H. S. P...... , ------1.00 Nov. 11—Joint supper of Amer ernment or whether we will let the golfing lesson)—Is the word spell j Pay ...... Ill ctsU3 cts Armory. Help Wanted— Male 55 FOR RENT—TWO double rooms, Elden R. Wikon ...... 1.00 ican Legion and Auxiliary at Secretary of State De clock tick off more minutes on the s'' 'p-u-f or ’p-u-t-t’ ? /o -a ^ All orders for Irregular Insertions Legion Home. irlll bs charged at the on# Urns rats. suitable for 4 gentlemen. . With Edward Noren ...... 1.00 time-table of dictatorship.- And Instructor—’P-u-t-t’ is correct. MEN—WHY NOT make use of heat and continuous hot water. 14 Durward Milldr 1.00 clares That the Women make no mistake about It—women ONCE IS ENOUOH U eta tmKt <«c f « .ie u t Vl iipaclal rates for long term every Business Services Offered 13 'P-u-f means to place a thing MC T awt U.4 WT Wf 4sij advertising given upon request. your free evenings, and augment Newman street. Ernest L. KjcUson . . . . „50 have the most to lose under that where you want H. 'P-u-t-f means Ads ordered before the third or your Income 7 Car essential. 1.00 I Have Most to I a isc . form of government. Our weapon I I llfth day will be charged only for SEPTIC TANKS, 200, 300, 400, 600 Ruth Sandals ...... v. merely a vain attempt to do the Pleasing personality ■ an asset. Irene C. Parker ...... 1.00 Zoning Board againat It Is the use of the ballot, Totally Unexpected BY EDGAR MARTIN tbs actual number of tlme% the ad gal. capacity. Electric and gas Boarders Wanted 59-A aame thing. ROOTS AND HER BUDDIES appeared, charging at the rate earn- welding. Smith Welding Com Write for interview. Box K, Dr, Forbes Bushnell ... 1.00 Hartford. Oct. 22 —Mrs. Sara B. that mighty weapon with which i ed but no allowance or refunds can women have been so lately Intrust pany, Buckland. Call 3825. Herald. WANTED—ONE OK TWO m< Crawford, secretary of state run / LRT'C' be made on alx time ads stopped Plans Action ed. Our greatest weakness Is In V f after the fifth day. __ roomers. Board optional. Plea-sant Total ...... $173..50 ning for re-election on the Repub- ^00X4 ecusovjo, c^ o o o i ASHES—PAPERS removed week WANTED —MAN not afraid to difference. Apathy Is the greatest STORIES IN STaImPS ^ ______wt»MCX\ov» \v \i;it oy>ouv-b No •‘till forbids*'; display lines n t work. Married man preferred. Ap heated room^ West Side private llcan ticket, speaking at a meet- WOW. •XV<€. A\.\. !' ’ooo'.«*rapRy wlt^h Apply to Chris Petersen. Wap- Houses For Rent 65 in middle life who have any dia local Zoning Board, last night in caw ita ir'ia* taviei. me r a wa u. s »a. mt rarulatlona enforced by the publlBh. Also carpentry. A. A. Dion Inc., formed the Board of Selectmen by of woman's progress and we in j out of each hundred and that you 299 Autumn street. Phono 4860. plng. ______^ FOR RENT—6 ROOM house. 2 betic forebears were warned here America are celebrating twenty era and they reserve the r.iBht to last night of the absolute necessi letter that the Board plana to may be .one of the five. edit, revise or reject any copy con car garage, steam heat, all im take immediate action to bring yeara of full citizehship. As civili Needs Btrong Support Europe's Stomp Future "Thu memo-writing machine will do the work of six aldered objectionable. WANT FEW MORE good laborers. provements, adults preferred. ty of keepinjp down their weight zation progressed, this recognition CLOSING HOUUS—Ctaaained ada about the elimination of shrub- "Two weeks from today we will Is Philatelic Puzzle ^ V vice pretidenur Burr Nursery. Price $55. 59 Oxford. by the world famous authority on berj’, hedges and fences at inter of women was inevitable. It is \ ______. ba be publlataed same day tmist be diabetes. Dr. Elliott P. Joslln of elect Wendell Wlllkle as President reeetved by 11 o’clock noon Satar See .... sections that arc believed to con true that brave, far-.sighted women IJTTLER U’ making almost as teya !«:>«. FOR RENT—SEVEN ROOM sin Boston. Initiated the changes and the move- of the United States. But we Situations Wanted— stitute traffic hazards. The Board should do him poor service if we did gfeat a jumble Of European FUNNY BUSINESS Telephone Toor Want Ada gle, two car garage, two baths, Dr. Jo.slin, addressing more than hasiioo asked the...- town______counsel___ for a ment was watered by the blood of MeKINNEY Female 38 oil heat,, air conditioning, two 2„'‘,00 persons at the Bushnell Me not send with him strong support. stamps as he Is tho map of Eu kg^da are accepted ever’ the tele BROTHERS ruling as to whether or-not pro- martyrs as truly as was the rope. The Third lUpnbUc ol r^tHwe at the CHARGE RATE Riven years old, ideal location. 10 Jean morial under the auspices of the petty owners are entitled to a Church, but it is also true'and out He must have a Republican House BY ROY CRANE ' ei>eve aa a convenetnee to adver* FOR REAL ESTATE COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER to Road, telephone 8409. Hartford County Medical Associa of Representatives and greater France ended philatellcally with WASH ILUBS Recognized 1 or 2 adults, good cook, knowl hearing and proceedings will be side debate that woman’s place itlMra. bnt the CASH RATES ■will be tion and the Hartford Medical in the social structure Indicates strength in the Senate. And—he the *cmi-postal issue above, on* AND INSURANCE gin as soon as the Opinion is re ''WHV, t h e m a n who 8B0U6HT PSSTRUCTiONTO t«L6A wr-r*~'* n. FULL I’ATMENT It edge of practical niir.sing. Boat Society, pointed out that one per must have a Republican adminis of two designs with surtax foi *y*H wxjR CHAIR oven to HA, ha! UTTue IM> HB a ooo •aid at Mm bnalneu effiee on or be. 805 .Main St. Phone 6060 of reference. Write Box L, Herald. Wanted I'o Rent 68 ceived. ' . . . tlje degree of civilization which a ^WOtPB IN WSTWCT TWO-.'!®*. * ^ POSiTIUe J fern the seventh day followlnir the son In every four ha* a relative Sur\ey Comiucted people has achieved. We see today tration in Connecticut on which to the Red Crou. A new issue, pic POPS... tHat'6 rr...Mow we ' CBALIZf THAT TWO OTHeB HCAWEN6I depend. turing Premier Marshal Petain o-mcn 'Avg pallem thru SURELV ^ H l« n a m e W A6 E A S V ! H A , HA*. YOU MAT B E S T aant iMertloa ef each ad otherwise WANTED —3 OR 4 room tene who has the disease and that to The Selectmen, after 'receiving the country which has discarded ns CAN UNTIE EACH / ASOJRSO, MV tTTTLS KITTEN--- Hg W U M A B T th«.CHARGB KATE will be eollect- prevent its spread "two persons "In this gathering it is superflu has been announced. . that t r a p poor BBfORBj vouabcmY ed. We reeiionstbtMty for errors Hi Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 ment reasonable, as soon as pos several complaints, conducted a a national policy those ideals which d0tU6 ’TO ' our ALOBIOUS OROAMIIATI3N ■' “ who have diabetes simply must survey of difftrent atreet comers ous to point out the qualities of our Tha conquered nations of the HIIA, AND THEN) eODtE« teba^boaed ads will be assamed and sible. Write Box H, Herald. mankind has built up over long FOONOi *4 THE *TBEeT6 f MURDER thMC aeenraey cannot be »aaran- REMALE DOG SPAYED $2.50, not marry and have children. It is throughoui Manchester and drew years, the sanctity of the pledged present Governor and the reasons west — Holland, Belgium, Den- ' female cats spayed $3.50, male a heredity affliction," he added. up a long list of suggested changes word, the love of one’s fellowmen, why he, and he only, should lead ua Ofiark, Norway—have continued to h i a A S v r FOR SALE cats altered $1.00. Dr. G. E. Bit- Houses For Sale 72 for recommendation to the Zon even the love of beauty, that coun through the years Just ahead of dse their own stamps. Belgium good, Jr., 10 Laaelle Road, West ing Board. Several instances were, try has forblfjqenforbidden to women any 118, years of such vital Importance ^ lost Eupen '^and Malmedy, and FOR SALE— DOUBLE house, 7-ROOM SINGI.E HOUSE. Hartford, or 62 Silver street, Mid Fires Follow found where high hedges or fences participation In public affairs and ‘ Vffleial'fa^^^^^ Germany released two pictorials dletown. large lot, two car garage. 97-99 cut off clear %'iews for motorists has returned them to the primal II Furnace heat. Garafje. Lot Main street. Rents for $70 per Want to pay tribute to hla unfailing proclaiming the return of former if Thanks .. at intersections . duty of chUd-bcarinK German possessions. German is _____norlam .. 100x180 ft. Near Cheney FOR SALE—PEDIGREED cocker month. Priced for quick sale. Rea Nazi Bombing One place, brought up by the courtesy and kindliness to me aa sonable down payment, balance on Greatest Service • well aa to his better known accom sues are also In use in-Alsace art'd LiMt Found mills. Just the place for a Spaniel puppies, 3 months old. 230 Manchester Improvement Asso An BMoedomo t« Parker atreet. mortgage, ilanchester Building ciation, is at Henry and Summit "Don't misunderstand me—(he plishments in his office. 'By hla Lorraine. ^ PnnehRl- ...... large family or to keep Sc Loan Association. (Conttnued From Page One)' streets and it is expected thattWs bearing and rearing of healthy. In fruits ye shall know him.* Hungary and Rumania fought a >; 1 ] , XiHewoMlw kntABMbUff SrU roomers. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 will be one of the first inrersec- telligent virtuous children is wo "And when November fifth has "war of stamps" over Triansyl- £M4ottobll«« fo FOR SALE—SMALL four room ald station, it was reported des- tions to receive the attention of man's greatest privilege and her come and gone, let ua women be vania. and Hungary has already IsMk.T.Ma ttto Acceffwortort^rTlres . single, large lot, $2900. Cali troying an ambulance. the Board. greatest service to-the state. No able to say, ’I have fought the flghL issued a tlngla itam haraldlag re 1 AmXo Repairing— S!c!i:- $ 4 ,0 0 0 FOR SALE—HORSE. Inquire 307 Arthur A. Knofla, 5440 or 5938. Autb Bohoola... DNB, official German news outside Interest should be allowed I have kept the faith’." turn of the province. Rumania Terms to suit. Gardner street. agency, said German bombera had to interfere with the proper per ^ . ■ AutM—Ship by Tm FOR SALE—2 FAMILY tenement, also has a flood of King Carol II BY V. T. HAMLIN Auto^For Hlra ...... attacked objectives in south Eng formance of her'iduty to her home issues oh hand that must be re What Goea On— And WTty? —Sarvile^—Storm FOR SALE — TWO HORSES, up and dow-n stairs, 2 car garage, Slate Craftsmen Sea Srtiooth at yover. w'eight 1300 each. Can use single land during the forenoon, and that and her children. This is no saert- placed. ■ .otor^dem—Blcyclea ...... Also we have a few choiefc centrally located. Built in 1923, flee for the rewards are very grhat, SiT t(SVPT. WMEM. TKEV Wanted Autom—Motorcycle* or double. Andrew Kamm, Wap- all improvements. Zoning regula Nazi fliers who approached London ” Practically forgotten is the 1 / -Lj'113116 lb HU THREAT, BOOM * O t ' Ummtmemm and ProfcMlooal, Se*;^ea Lots left at Sunnyside De reported fires were still blazing in Hold .Gathering aa who should know better than I. Dover/ iSngland. Oct. 22—(;Pi— 1 / 4 0 I CANT X T h KS06H t o THE 20TH CEM- rwiwrt^ WITH THE EXOTIC ping. Tel. 3180; tions will permit , change to 4 The aqa in the Strait of Dover Balkan Entente, honored this year Bumlnesm 84rvlce» Offt^red ...... velopment, Hollister Street.. the capital as a result of la.st But all women are not called to by four sets of the signatories of Household Services Offered t'enement if owner desires. Small this particular service and for waa ahnooth today, and visibility Bulldlngr-ContractlnK ...... H Close to schools. If you down payment. Easy terms. night’s raid. j extended to the. middle of the the pact. 'The promised, but never OKAV. IF 1 DON'T { ACT THAT Florists—Nurseries ...... J*' Poultry and Supplies 4.3 .Attack “ War.ObJe<*tlve«’’ none is it the only duty.’ are going to . build, consult Write Box T, Herald fpr complete A largely-attended meeting of ■American women enjoy R^eat! English ChanneL as the m^^ issuH, Anglo-French stamp is a Funeral Directors ...... Informed Nazis asserted earlier "thing of the past. Heatlna—Plumblna—Rooflna •• 17 us. ' can help you. Lots FOR SALE—ERESH eggs anji information. ' the Society of Connecticut Drafts privileges. All privilege implies | vyhlch ha* coveiTd the Strait for Insurance ...... »» \\e that “effective” attacks were cen men was held Saturday kt the War plays havoc with stamp MUllnery—Dressmaklnff ...... priced low. fowl, 17c pound. Morlarty's, 184 equal responsibility.' You Hart- a week began tO lift under a Woodland street. tered on” war essential objectives" Well-Sweep Bam in • Andover, albums, too. ., Movlpir—Truckinsr—Stormne in numerous ciUna of southeastern ford County women recognize that I bright sun. Theta waa a light “Nickx ill the ahina—ha miut have been a bridga playeyl^ public Passeneer Service ..a,.M -A when craftsmen members and responsibility And are prepared to northea-'torly wind. \ 'Palntlnt?—Papering: ...... JJ To Charge Expense Erigland yesterday. friends of the organization came Professional Sc.rv’lceS’^...... « STU.VRT J. WASLEY Articles For Sale 45 They said planes were destroyed together front all Bectlons of tha Repalrlnir ...... ,• ....'* 28 Real Estate and Insurance In.hlts.pn an airport;-a factqry was JODNEKVILLE. FOLKS BY FUNTAINE KJX .Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. « FOR SALE—M^N'S rebuilt and state for their annual gathering. ToUet Goods and Service ...... ^ State Theater Building To School Bc^rcl wreckM; large fires were started The report of .the Pesident, El Wanted—Business Service Telephone 6648 - 7146 relasted shoes. Better than new in a British port, shd a single Ger mer T. Thlencs; summarized the Kdneiatlenal cheap shoes. See them. Sam man fighting plane scored a hit progre.sa made * during the past Daily^ Pattern Ha n d l e b a r * H a n k , w it h t h e a i i > o f a p a i r o f , Conrses and Classes ...... ^ Yulyes, 701 Main. When the question of charging Private InstfucUon* ...... the cost for the use of the voting on a 3,000-ton merchant .ship in year. Recognizliy? the Importance Dancing ...... British copvoy. <*• of conserving in this modems day Musical—Dramauc ...... ^ machines to be used by the High Pattern 881,5 Wanted—InsinicUons r* school pupils was discussed by the fcerman anti-aircraft batteries the human values Inherent in the Ftnanrlal selectmen last night, it was at first informed sources • said, beat off crafts— creativeness, beauty, orig Just like big sister's, this clev Bonds—Stooks—Morlgagea ... Jl British warplanes which' were inality and skill—the Society rep Business Opportunities ...... »- suggested that it go into the elec erly designed jumper frock will BY MERRILL KLOSSER headed for Berlin during the resents. Mr. Thienes pointed out, bring thrills of delight^ to the FRECKLES AND HIB FRIENDS Bewildering the Law Money to Doan ...... 33 tion expense account. Thi? w'as op night. One of the raiders was re Help and 4itaatleae Used Cars for Sale posed by Selectman Sherwood G. not only the maintenance of a growing daughter. Help Wanted— Keni.\le ...... ported downed. great Connecticut tradition but a ' ------Help Wantedrv-Male ...... Bowers. He took the sUnd that it /■ Always practical to begin with, * 1 * S A O t h e Awo IF YOU *n4WK YD O 1940 BUICK COUPE— 5 PassenRer. Radio and Heater. stimulus to make that creative WMAt I l w e do . LARD ? T mow u»a WERE CONRJSED , WAITU. ’IOU Salesmen Wanted ...... 3«-A was part of edvication and should / this particular model features a' take AT-LaART THBLBH.'VWriH Help Wanted—Male or kemale 37 impulse vital for the present day. SUE SAVE SOMEBODY DO IT see VUHAT UARPCNS TO A 1939 BUICK 61 SED.VN—Healer. “ be charged to the school, budget. Reports British mwlllicd jiimta pocket', so popular I v\i*M p y I _A . i^ AM HOUR , MV PAINT ANO Agents Wapud ...... 7 It was recalled by other mem During the past year two salc.s . this season, and buttons down the OOMFLAINEO 1 ANO 1ViE AMD A NALFI B RU 5H ; * COUPLE OF SWAOVSlOe Situatloni Wanted—1* emale .. . J* had been held b / the Society, one ODF* ARB OM 3MEIR POUCEMEM / Situations W.vnted—Male ...» ♦ 1937 BUICK MODEL 48 CO.VCH— Radio and Heater. bers of the board that the request Cruiser Damaged back, pinafore style. The blou vuav our Eraploymrnt .Vgenclft ....---- fame from. Principal Bailey and Berlin, Oct. 22—(/P)—DNB, offi at Norfolk and one at Andover. Is included in the pattern, thu.^ ■ r I.lve stork—Pete—Poaifry— not from the school board, but cial Germari new* agency, *aid to Several moves toward new local provkiing the thrifty mother the \ rbtrlea 1910 DeSOTO SEDAN— Radio aiid Heater. Two-tone day one of the British cruiser* jinlts had been made, apd other Doga—Uirds—ri-n ...... Selectman Bowers insisted that it opportunity to provide a constant Live Stock—Vehicle...... Upholstery ...... • / ...... •••*.’ was for Uie schools, and the charge which fought a German de»tr&yer units already established, encour ly varying freshness by making CURLINS IRONS, HAS COME OUT DEFINITELY ..... i. Poultry »nSN Country Board—Reaorta 1936 PONTL\C COUPE— Radio and Heater . . . .$265.00 Town o( Bolton ' Berlin, OcL 22—(JP)—The O r Segal Lock ■ .."..... [r s A ffe s J J MANA(*E WITH ^HoUls—Hestauranta ...... •* yard.s. .• INDIANS? MKKS.aiVE Y16 man railway* are preparing to run . . . . . FOR TXI6 HAND/ .'i'Wantad—Rooma—Board ...... The Board of Assesaors o f t h r Olv«n Life Terms. For a pattern of this attractiv* WiLLKIE ! ! ONft OP 1X096 o n Real Batailo Far R»a« 19.36 OLDSMOBILE COACH— Heater ...... $275,00 75 special traina between now and model send 15c in coin, yoiir name, AWUtmeDta. Flata, Tenement* M Town of Bolton. Conn., will meet the end of October for the removal AND TLL.... Basineaa Locatlont for Rent ' JJ 1936 OLDSMOBILE COACH— Radio and Heater $295.00 on the following dates to fecelve of children from Berlin to other Tacoma, Wash., OcL 22 (JC) , address, style, number and aiz* Bonsaa For Rajt ; ...... tax lists on the assessment of O c parts of the Reich and especially, Joseph Ckretzer and Arnold Kyle to The Evening Herald Today’) ■abarbaa For Raert ...... •• Pattern Service, 1()6—7th Ave. ■Sauaor Bomoa Far Rent ... m 1935 OLDSMOBILE COACH—Heater ...... $235.00 tober 1st, 1940 to the eastern provinces. once rated by officers aa’ the na ' AT BOLTON HALL Families in those -areas have tion’s top bank fobbing team, un New York, N. Y .. ■ ■». . Baal BataOa Fa* fala ■ •• Have you seen the new Fat < i F ’fl AMftsaBt BalMt«« for Bala _ »* 1936 PLYMOUTH COACH—Heater .$245.00 , Oct. ^1, 22. 26, 29. 31 and been asked to volunteer to receive expectedly pleaded RuUty to mur one or two children. d e i^ f U. 8. Marshal A. J. C^ltty and Winter Fashion Book? Bet SjSaaM Propartjr for Bala 7 '' November lat ter send for It right away. Yot 5 K i s airf Igy* fcH- t a la ------71 1935 LaSALLE SEDAN— Radio and Heater...... $275.00 A large proportion of the child yesterday. They were sentenced I From 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.' each ren will sent to the Warthe river to life In Alcatraz taland Federal can plan your whole wardrobe 1937 CHEVROLET PICK-UP .TRUCK ...... $275.00 j day except October 26th and district in Baat Prussia and near from IL from morning frocks tc S S U ?! prisom formal ones. You can aew'youi ; Nov. 1st from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. by former Poliah territory. ■ A* big movement already 1$ un ■ rate Sptalaliat DIen. 6815 own, with these aimple, carefullj .Baal Batata ...... — ” . G. M, A. C. FINANCE I Please Note! Nov, 1st is der way to watering places and planned patterns! . Have more the last day. ... other resorts. . Santa Barbara, Calif., Oct, 22 clothba—more individual clothea— Samuel R. Woodward. The children are. given first and (gq—Dr. Nathaniel H. Brush, 53, and save money beaidea! < Clialrman. second claaa accommodations al nationally known brain apeclallat, Pattern, 15c Pattern Book. lp« C mt, >r FtaUita yea) Gorman Motor Sales^ Inc. though the railways are crowded Milton W. Haling, ' died at hla Montecito home yes One PatUm and Pattam Book 265 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 7220 Frank Rebecchi, with the military, including men ordared togather, 25e. PqHI Herald Adrs. Aa**aapra, on furlourtk terday
I' EV.. ^ ■:■ ' - • ;\, TUESDAY, pCTOBll S^ li Manchester Merchants Present Their **Ready^for-Wjinier*7 Offerings Today jflattrftealnr lE vntlm IR n aO action concerning double 8. Isabel Boblnson of this tor»n. _'king on the south side of East \AYerace p4lly Clreulatloa The Weather Osnaral Welfai* Center Na 41 Officer’s W ife one-half Interest In real esUte Harvard St center-street and tha town engi HALE'S SELF StRVE For Uw M o m •( •aptooiber, 184k Forecast of U. 8. WMther Borenv will meet this evening as usual at located on Bldgs street neer was Inatrueted to have work About T< eight o’clock at the School Street done on Edward street. Finley The Original In N«w England! BiSldiBg FermHa H u rt in Crush 6 , 4 4 1 ReereaUoa Center. Asks ts street Is to be scarified at the in- Mostly cloady and warmer te- A permit for a single dwelling tereectlon of Middle turnpike. to cost 14,400 and to be built on Manbat of tha Audit iianrljfietor lEiimtttg IbraUi nlght; Hianday fair. „ h o t f win hold Mm rtguUr Group 1 of the CenUr Co” K^- Mn. Michael FitEgendd a n d h e a l t h m a r k e t ' itlac at Oranc* HaU tomorrow gatlonal church wt\l hold _ the north side o f Westwood street Selectmen. Refer Beiaaa of Olrealaflaaa lit at S. Tha Bank oT will regular meeting tonight at 7:80. was Issued yesterday to Paul Dou- Injured in an Acci ^ . Manchester-~-A CUy^ef Village Charm ooBfarred on a claaa of candl- gan of 5fi'Gardner street. quest to Clommit^; Town Appokklfees Jt la axpactad that a dalaga* Mrs. WllUam 6. Crawford ot dent Here. ^ Permits to construct nine gar MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1940 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE THREE CENTS tMn o ( mambara from Woodbrldca Academy street Is In ages in the Pine Acres tract on Park Street Bridge. Thank Selectmen V O L . L X h n o . 20 (ClaaMfiad AdvartMag ae Paga 14) Lodge No. 80 of Salem win be prea- City, imd Is attending thh tenth Center street were Issued by the Mi^ Michael Fltagerald, wife of JlifC Green Stam ps^ven With Cesh ^le». | ant. Bafreahmenta will ba aervad annual forum on current prowpms. building Inspector yesterday to ’The Referred to a committee of the' Sergesnt Fitagetald of the Man following tha meeting. conducted by the New Yoj-k Her Manchester Corporation. The total ald Tribune at the* W a ld o rf^ - Board et Selectman last nlgbt Was Lettem o f thanks to tha ssleet- chester Police Department, was coot o f the nine garages will be injured about the head last night Spain H o i torla. Sessions are being held a petition from residents of Har^ men were received last night from pkg. n a Educational Club praaanta Tuesday and Wednesday, after ,*2,700. . yard .street .asking for eight lights when an automobile In which ahe 22c 1 Bojrland Battlnger, weU k n ^ \ _.J______Horace Murphey, who acknowl Cake FloW Roosevelt* Relates was riding, owned by Policeman Meeting Seen Reply noons and evenings. traealer, thla evening at the Hoi- on the street. The request will be edged, his appointment as park su PUIsbwT'a Form er Uatar atreat school auditorium. In Investigated by the public safety perintendent; Samuel Nelson, per Harold V. Helfron, driven by MIsa The Emblem Club will hold a Blanche Heffron, was struck by a an tUuatrated lecture on "Maya public bridge party at the Elks '^w ii Shivers committee with power to act. sonal tkx collector; Alexander ^ ^ -L b . Pkg. 9 C Tnd1»" Ufa In Guatemala.” Beauti home in Rockville tomorrow after George H. Waddell was Instruct car driven by Adolph Welskoff of Pancoke Flour F able on ‘Liberty’ For umania ful colored motion pictures will de ed to further commimlcate with Duncan, superintendent of the 107 Eldridge street. noon at 2:30. East oameter^ Thomas Rogers, pict the beauty of the scenery Md ih^Cold Spell offlclale of the "New Haven” rail The police officer's car, was / n . Bti. To Churchill Moves; turning into the Heffron drive 23c w e Intereetlng natives In tb*‘f Mrs. Charles Smith of North road and furnish Information con police oommisslo'ber; Charles B. Paif^ake Syrup fiestas and dally life. Student sidered necessary In order that the Loomis, named to llprary board; way at 512 Center street when the CaroV Magda Lupescu, Coventry, formerly of Manchester, Welskoff car struck it In avoiding During Brief Talk tickets are available at a reduced railroad might draw a petition for John Lfc Jenney, merfiber of East Is general chairman of the Harvest Twenty ^ove^^epopt- another car, Welskoff told Po MMrnn Size Package i^Time Minister o f price and the proflU will be de- Supper committee In charge of the a hearing before the Public Utili cemetery committee; Aldo Paganl, «ir^ed to the Educational clubs ed in Biickjand ;\Auto- ties Commission for building a grand juror and sealer o f weights liceman Rudolph W’lrtaUa, who In 'altce, Urdareanu Un> Coventry Fragment Society's an vestigated. The other car involved i « . welfare work In local schools. nual supper tomorrow evening at new bridge on Park street, part of and measures; Herman Yules, ex 2 17e topes ]People of iJela-; Offer Laval Power ifits C aught N a p p i^ which coat will be paid by the rail aminer of public records; Rdbert had failed to stop at a stop sigt^ Quaker Oafs der Virtual Arrest. the Commimlty house, from .’'■.30 on Alexander street, Welskof The October meeting of the road. Bmltta, named to West ceme ware Will ‘Reaffirm’ to 7:30. Bid Is Tabled tery committee: E. W. Peterson, stated, causing him to sw erv^to Seville, Spain, Oct. 82 (Delay Connecticut HortlPultural society Manchester's coldest\ terapei One side and strike the r e « end Vice Premier Sounded I.ittle Doubt in Minds o f wUl take plfce Friday evening. A bid for *290 to replace broken superintendent at almshou.se and 5 for 23c With Ballots ‘Same!* Willkie ed)—(P)—Former King Carol of lure for this date In mSny yeai Thomas Fergruson named to the of the Heffron car. / France WonH Observers French and O ctober^at eight ^clock In the >^late and gutters on the municipal Grapefruit Definition They Made! ^ « Rumania and his long-time friend, Out on Plan for Tem 'County^ouft bulldihg. Washing Democrats Open was reporte'd from Bucklaild this building received from Bert Doerr. N orth w ^ cemetery committee. Mrs. Fitzgerald was^aken to ton street, Hartford. John W^. morning when the temperature of iWerlden. was tabled that other The Mlectmen also received a her home and was^^tended by Four Years Ago’ ; Tot M O jP jp itti red-haired Magda Lupeacu, who porary Settlement Be- O eclatC WuP German ^ Governments MacIntyre of the W'est Hartford was .20 above at 5:30 a. m. \ bldsN^y also be secured. A re letter from State Director Ernest Dr. Robert R. Keenly Jr. It was / i.b. fled from ' Bucharest with him, Loeal Quarters L. A/erlU thanking them for the reported later thajg she had sus 5c tween Axis Powers and —, r* •• • Working to Place Re Garden Center will lead ail infor Other places In town recorded quest Xor the acceptance of Wood Grapes Give Address Tonight. were placed, under virtual arreat mal discussion and demonstration land I ^ k tract layout, as cor parU they took In the preparation tained a slight /Concussion and today with the- poaalbllity that lations on New Basis; that her condign was not regard France to Make Them L /IO /I L f r i i a i n on "Gourds and their Uses." temperatures In the middle twen^ rected, referred to the town for/the selective service, pointing Aboard Roo«evelt Train en ^ dsoerts Centpaign Has they would be returned to Nazi- The Democratic Town Commit ties and Ice was formed on small out that It came when the select ed as scrlous/%. control Rumania. i ‘Collaborators’ in Fu------Parley Seen Another tee opened headquarters today at engineer & check while the public Welskqff, who was not held, Route to Philadelphia, Oct. i *Been Gathering Mo- 9 _ ponds and exposed ai^as In the safety committee wUl check on the men were busy making voters, Also placed under arreat was both ends of the town. The South ' Not to be outdone, the select agreed 19" pay the damages In-, HEALtHEALTH MAV MARKET 23.—(yp) — ^President Roose-1 Ernst Urdareanu, one-time minis ture Prosecution of Will Undertake 'No Mili Effort to Pacify ^Eu- End headquarters will be located higher parts of town. reqhfst for axptreet light on Turn- due to favorable meHtum; Predicts bull street In that tract. / men decided that they, too. would curred >n the crash, police said. Second helping,ling, ^ a s e ! Yes, Ma’am, velt said t^ a y in a brief' ter of the palace, who accom War Against Britain. rope Under Axis Lead. In the old Rialto theater building There was a rush to garages thank somebody and It was voted n oui/‘‘HoIlday Loaf’ of last lat Wednesday, we litotes in , Column. panied the pair when Carol ab tary, Naval or Aerial on Main street and the telephone McCabe atree\ a 16 foot right ,to have the clerk write a letter to comment on oui speech at Wilmington that he dicated the throne^ and went into Harvest Supper and service depots last nlgbt for of way running south from North there will be 7648. At the North anti-freeze compounds and win Chief Registrar Elmer Weden for are offering a ^epcat order. hoped the people of Delaware exile. Rome, Octi 23.—(/P)—Adolf Action Against Eng Berlin, Oct. 23.— Adolf End they have secured the small Main str^t at 470 North Main the work done by him and his Pittsburgh, Oct. 23—(P)—Jos ' All ittfio appeared ahocked Emanuel building owned by Michael Cough- terizing of pleasure cars. At one street. Is t\be given consideration READY MI3 would “reaffirm” with ballo^ Hitler wa.s understood in for land,* Spokesman Says Hitler’s meeting yesterday station at 10 o’clock last night many assistants In the reglstra/ GULBRANSEN eph W. Martin, Jr., national Re when^tne police apprised them of ll.i to the east of the Manchester by the board with the possibility- this year "their own deMi- eign circle.s here to have with France’s vice-premier, more than 20 cars were walUng tlon. / publican chairman, predicted to the sudden change In ,their for- Water Company's office and have of securing 'Additional ^nd to tion of ‘Liberty’—the rame day Wendell WlUkic, Republican Pierre I.,aval, is described by Lutheran Church for service. The selectmen also accepted a is America’s Best {ed Ham tunea. Carol bad been reported sbunded out Vice Premier Bulletin! Installed a telephone, 7439, In that widen the street. / bond in the amount of ^O.noo definition they made^ 'four nominee for the presidency, would making preparations for going to authorized German sources as place. Chairs and tables were be In spite of the warnings Issued, The police bokyd was asked to Pierre Laval of France on a Vichy, OOL 23.— /pj— \ Ice Satunlav, October 26 from Tax Collector San^Uel Nel- Piano Buy TODAY years ago. / win with more than 325 electoral the United States, and frequently the best answer to British ing moved into both places today many drivers awoke to find their votes In the November election. since bis arrival here had been in plan for a temporary - settle Premier Plerra {.av'al return .-i'to 7 P. M. radiators caught in the sudden son. / Bound for Philadelphia where he ed to Faria tonight after a and llteratiire of all klnda will be . Here for an address tonight, telephonic communication with ment between the Axis pow Prim^ Minister Winston Auspices ' distributed from the two centers. cold, and they had to resort to Pound will deliver' tonight and flrat of long conference with Premier five or six major political apeechea Martin said In an interview that Lisbon, Portugal. ers and France which would Churchill’s efforts to "stir . Ladies’ Aid Society. Both will have workers In charge winter "blanketing” of their radi SPECUL USRp CAR Willkie’a campaign had "been To Be Sent To Granada Marshall Philippe Fetain, it up” the French against the from now until after November. 5, ators In order to get started for AUCE pOFRAN prior to the Noy; 6 elecfions, Mr. make them “ collaborators” in was officially announced. Adults o READY MIXT add beaten eggN milk-soakH Rooaevelt spoke at Wilmington gathering momentum’’ apd these The police told the ex-monarch election day. _____ work. f . SALE ('Known Ag^tfoeen Alice) and the others they would be sent the future prosecution of the Axis powers. Beyond this Children Under 14 — 35c. brekd crumbs and chopped onion. Season M aste. itake ■ from the rear platform of his states already were, or soon will Garages and filling stations re ‘ ^All 'Makes of Cart ! SPIKITIIAI MEDIUM * 2 4 5 be, In the WlUkle column: to Granada while their case was war, it was learned today. Vichy, France, Oct. 23—(/P)— statement these sources de ported a heavy sale of winter oils, Seventh Daughter ol a Seventh Son medium bven. Baste with mixture of ^4 M>P j’™'*'" special train. under conaiderstion. E'rance will undertake "no mili After teltlitg^ In hla prepared All of the New England states, Laval, under this supposed clined to go today, but there Public Keconis greases and antl-frfeze mixtures — De >l Square Garag^^ — Bora With a Veil „.gar, 2 teaspoons dry mustard, 2 taWesi^ns vinegar Pennsylvania, New Tfork, • Ohics Urdareimu was reported, to have tary. naval or aerial action against was little doubt in the minds from late aftemooh unUl after Imest Boy, Prop. \ Readings' Dally 9 A M to 9 P, M This gives your loaf speech a fa^e which he aald Abra raised handa which trembled and plan, would have still greater Etigland," a government apfjkes- / i X i i t i l e watVr brought to a boil. — ------Indiana, lUlnoia, Michigan, Wis of observers that the French midnight. Or By Apiniintmeot. In the Service KEMP’S, Inc. ham Unepm once used to Illustrate consin. Minnesota, Kansas, Colo In a faltering voice exclaimed: power in Fra'nce, French man reiterated today in reply to ol the People tor SO Years. a holiday “ glaze.” the difference between a sheep'# rado, Wyoming, Iowa, New Jei« “They'll kill me if we are sent functionaries would be allow reports that Vice Premier Pierre and German governments Quit Claim Deeds 17V Church Street. Hartford, Conn Piano Tuning ! Idea of “liberty” and a wolf's Idea From this goldfish bowl. Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson Laval In Paris was ESSO Arthur H. and Alice G. lArder sey, Oregon and the Dakotas- back to Rumania. How la extradi ed to resume their adminis discussing ■ working to place their Phone 8-8237 1763 Main SU Tel. 5680 LUNCHEON SUGGES;nON: _ of It, "the president said: He said the party “ h ^ -k SO-SO tion possible ?” will draw the first number in the national draft lottery, at noon to Harry Rylander, rights and title "In 1936 the people of the United Oct. 29. Tllia was the scene July 20, 1917. as Secretary of War trative po.sts in the German- (Continued on PageTwo) relations on a new basis and, to lot 152 in the Plnehurst tract on CHEESEBURGERS! chance In California,,,Washington The chief of police notified them States took definite action to de and Missouri. at their hotel. Newton D. Baker (right I drew the first number in the World war occupied area, and Germany if possible, emerge from the Cambridge street. This Is The Season To Fry ■ fist hmmburg pntty on one elde. ■ Turn and ***!^ fine what they Intended Liberty to Through the partly opened door draft. present “ twilight stage” of Selma KJel'son to Albert J. and would ai.d in France's “ recon- RANGE Of J n 7 t .U cheeoe on Fry " mean- In this country In the next Mme. Lupeecu listened to the armistice in which there still Look Your Smartestf of the-pan Into a round roll. Yum. Yum. Yum. strli'ction” under Nazi pro four years. They repudiated the opening conversation. The news French Future is no formally signed peace. So woman can look her smartest unless her Gospel wolf's dictionary. Willkie Raps perhaps waa not altogether a sur posals, a usually reliable non- hair Is at Its loveliest. Visit the. Frenrh Special Services, "I am eure that this year the prise since the Madrid newspaper, "Peace on the continent" has ' ' Cheeseburger Combination Italian source said. been a watchword of the German Beauty Shoppe tomorrow and let them create \ 415 Center Street people not only of Delaware, but ' Airiba, organ of the Spanish Fa Heavy Fog Hampers" Negotiations have not yet reach To Be Decided a hew hairdo that wUl be the last word In \ / , of ti.a United States are all taking langists, hinted yesterday that ed the stage for Italian particlpn- Foreign Office for some time. The OIL Special: Peace Stand Hitler-Laval meeting may safely TAXI style. Tonight, Wednesday, Thursday, 7 ;45 a renewed '.nterest in that word ahe and Urdareanu might be com I tion. It was understood, but sepa- ’Liberty.’ There are not so maWy pelled to return. to Rumania to I rate Italian parleys with the be termed another effort at Euro 1 lb. Leon, Fresh-Ground Hamburg By Vichy Row pean continental pacification under John Bernard o f Brighton, Mass. countriea left where the wor* ^ I eventually against the Axis powers, i the meeting might result in bring Gallon Ahililv to Keep United withdrew .to Carol’s aulte, followed I waa understood to be the main pur- ■ SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE...... ,50c Come and Heai^! Written Questions Answered. ^helr own definition of ‘Liberty’— Battle Over Using Fleet ing France closer to Axis policy States Out of Foreign by the police chief. ond Successive Morn- Geriliail Plailt ! pose. and enable her government to re 7 ______Telephony 3058 —------the Mme definition they made four The king, it waa reported, could Authority Expected To Grow To Aifl Axis Powers. CITY TAXI years ago.” acarccly conceal his astonishment. ing Without Any Raid. turn to Paris. Mr. Rooaevelt recalled that he Wars; Points to Record j . Laval's authority was expected In Lots, of 90 Gals, or More. DENNIS MUKPIIY, Prop. "W ho.,pray, gave you those or ' to grow- under the German plan Bern, Switzerland, Oct. 23—(/P) The authoritative commentary FRENCH BEAUTY SHOPPE visited Wilmington during thc^^ ders?" he demanded. Output Fifth service Dienat Aus Deutschland as 1936 campslgn. Some “politic^ Aboard Willkie Train Enroute to Bulletin! \ , although Marshal Henri Retain —The future of France apparent 869 .MAIN STREET (Over Marlow’s) O p^ Until 8.00 "My superiors," replied the would remain as premier and hence serted that the Hitler-Lava! meet FUEL and RANGE OIL experts told him then, he said, t^tht New York, O ct. 23.—( ^ —Disput chief. London. Oct. 23.— (/P)— Air ly hinges on the outcome of a vio ing was "a refutation of the claim / he "certainly was optimistic^' If ing President Roosevelt's ability to Almost mechanically Carol raid sirens sounded the earli- British Receive Report' ‘ German aid in reconstrucUoti of lent battle inside the Vichy gov that Germany desires to destroy L T . WOOD Co. he thought Delaware wopM go ‘keep the U-'lted States out of for raked: ernment over whether to let the France," The servlcg.:*, continued In Any (Juanlity— Any rinio Democratic. ,•■■' est night warning of the bat NaziA Fnrrcfl lo r«n-1 BORROWING WEDNESDAY NIGHT! eign wars, Wendell L. Willkie The chief did not answer. tle for Britain tonight, and ix a z is r o r c e u t o i g^onomic assistance to start the French war fleet "collaborate” cautiously. Tel. 4496 Wholesale and Retail \ ‘They were sifrprisep at the re Police Vigilance Doubled wheels of French industry moving "Hfller’s pre.sence at the meet sult of that electiony:-'hc aald. headed essJL from Chicago .today the roar (>f anti-aircraft guns temulate ‘Rebuilding’ : with the Axis powers in the war Police vigilance around the hotel » • o I again. against Britain, well-informed ing of German and French states SIMPLIFIED! T-eavlng Washlry^on by special for a series of campaign addresses was doubled. challenged the first Nazi O f Greatest Seaport. The German Army would remain men at least raises the legitimate ST . JAM ES' • trant about noqir, the . president and a dinner conference with Al sources said today. •*' Later, however, Carol was told nes as they droned over- In the occupied area, informed This opinion was based on re- question whether and to what exr New Application Form BANTLY OIL COMPANY \, ----- fred E. Smith. that he and the others could go sources said, but the occupation ports from Berlin and Rome tent a change in E'ranco-perman Alternate (f)A|itlnpOd On Page Ten) VVilIkie'a aides announced that into town under escort. ead on what appeared to be London. Oct. 23.—(iP)—The Air probably would not be expanded. Cuts Questions in Half!| Smith, 1928 Democratic p-esiden- Ministry News Service said today reaching unofficial sources here. relations, and in France’s position Center Street **»»««« ^295 V" The former king and his com- exploratory flights. The Germans, instead, would be Price for Peace Settlement tlal nominee who Is aupportlng the it had reliable Information that 20 inclined to turn the administration Sovei Time, Spex/i Service Serving th^i^. Public for 23 Years. present Republican candidate, Such "coll^oration," according 4 (CXintiiiued On Page fen ) F. E. BRAY BINGO (OonUnned on Page Twof London, Oct. 23.-^'^)— A per cent of Germany’s productive I to these reports, would be the Now folks ■who need extra would board the latter’s special (Continued On Page Twelve) JEWELER money do not have to go throuffh Telephone Service St. James’ School Hall, Park St. train at Harmon. N- Y., early this London fog made thicker by capacity had been affected by I price France would have to pay a ’’long rigamarole” to get it. Flashes / evening and ride to New York. the outpourings of a million ...... ' for a pe^e settlement. > i British bombing, and that the Inforpied Frenchmen said the State Theater Building ‘ Personal’s’ new streamlined (Lata BnUetloe of tfie OP) VVlra) There Willkie will make three chimney pots all but blanked ' Germans have been forced to con- Once Cabinet, Application Form saves time, We offer a telephone service to doctors, lawyers and Japanese Hint ! battle-lines were clearly drawn at 737 Main Street night addresses, In the Bronx out German air raiders last I template the "rebuilding” of Ham- Vieliv Attacks ; Vichy today, following a cabinet^ epeed service. Hitler and Franco Meet Coliseum, at Manhattan Center, of business men or women who are required to be away GAMES and at tfie New York Herald W h ta n d today, and meeting last night and the confer- j Member Dies Also. . ersonal’ lends cash pfef- 2 0 85* Usbon, OcL 88— Adolf Hit Use of Force tod j j ence of Vice Prefhier Pierre Laval | eraWy on just your signatiirs. from their home or office for all or part of the day. Tril^ine Forum. weather also grounded the i ist was quoted as saying about 20 i^'ith Adolf Hitler somewhere in i ler and jOenerallsalmu. Francisco Hit By Missile In Chicago Cause Query W atch and Jewelry Charges are Sfo on unpaid DOOR PRIZE! “SOMETHING DIFFERENT’ Franco, accompanied byr their for Royal Air Force' offensive | per cent of the Reich’s total pro- (^France, presumably Paris. monthly .balances up to $100, Quick Relief from ‘Two hours before leaving Chica eign mlnlstera. met In a railway ! Laval and E'oreign Minister Cortelyou, Confidante of 2C(i on balances above. If you If you have no attendant to answer your telephon^ Free Games Determined By Attendance! The go at the iJiSaile street railroad East Indies Oil Is Seen again.st Germany. London Repairing At car at the Spanish-Freqeh border ed by the repeated attacks. Commons Told Brjt^in 1 Paul Baudouin. these sources said, Three Presidents, Held neei^ $25 to $300, c6me in or More Present . . , The More Free Games! thle afternoon, according to re- station. Willkie was hit by a missile Necess&ry for Japan* had its second successive! Oil RefinerieB Closed ■ have argued that France’s' .oiily ' phone us today. why not call . . . Special Games Played As Desired By Players! ^ liable reports from Spain. These believed to have been a frozen egg, | morning without an air raid, In the Meuhof area of Hamburg, Will ‘Know How to hope was to get a peace settle Three Different Posts. Reasonable Prices • p«r«on'«t ••• THt reports said the German and Span His wife was splattered with an i ese ^ a r , Machine. but shortly after noon an for instance, large oil refineries ment now, when the /Vxis terms 6076 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND RATES? Note Change,to Wednesday Night W iiiter G n d . mith ish leaden held two conversations, alarm was sounded. The have been forced to closet and Deal* With -\nV/!VIore. would be comparatively mild due F I N A N C E c a beginning pt 4 :’ 4 p. m. and 6:18 ((v>ntinued On Page Ten) three sllo.s containing 10,000 tons to the desire of the Axis to get Huntington, N. Y.. Oct, 23—(IP)— Doors Open 7 ;30 P. *M. Playing Starts 8 :30 P. M. I Tokyo, Oct. 23—(/P)—The Influ “ raiders passed” signal soon Largest Assortment of _ _ _ . yiy, Mnlo Strict p. m. (11:16 a. m. and 1:15 p, m.. ential newspaper Asahi declared of wheat, docks and important London, Oct, 23--(J’i-^R. A. , the French Navy’s help in the I George Bruce Oortelyou, Sr., con- •YV-— 1 J \9f*f# e.B.t.), nqd were experted to meet today Japan must bring The Neth followed, without any Gor dock.sidc buildings were said to ■ Mediterranean. . . . ,1 fldantc of three presidents, holder , Greeting Cards for WjBAfCfngt naiiditiK Eutler, undersecretary for foreign again tonight. erlands East Indies “over to our man planes having reacheff' have been destroyed, affairs, told Commons today the , It was asserted that with Laval , . . -J. All Purposes In Town * . gt6pmE 2 niid 8 . . • Federal, Stated ' and Baudouin stoodod NavyNavv MinisMinis- three cabinet posts, aiid'‘ (ope. o f • .• Tet. 8480 LEHIGH VALLEYl side” — by "armed force,’? if neces the area of the capital. I „ A recent advertisement iij Ac^lf British will "kiiow how to deal »"■'.... — !fo. 8tl Man Killed In Labor Dispute sary—to provide oil for the . Ja - ' Hitler s newspaper Voelklscher ter Admiral Jean Darlan and the i the nation'.s outstanding 'financiers, A government communique late . newspaper with further attacks 'by forces of majo-nty of the French Navy com ! ■wa.s found dead in his bed today, St. Louts, OcL 8S^/P)—Oiie panese war machine. ’ yday said air raids on Britain Bcobachter, headed "Replanning the Vichy, governinent.” ^ man was shot to death, four suf Rjiile Attacked mand—whose longstanding Jeal- i He.was 78. It Indicated negotiations to ob ^ring he day were restricted to and Rebuilding of HanseaUc Ham- Butler made the statement fered minor wounds and SO others tain the Indies' oil so far had fail burg,”- offered a "good period of The former president of 'The ' ?a few isolated attacks” by single after members bad raised the (Contlnued on Page 'fwo) Consolidated Gas Company of New New Crop California were beaten today In a pitched ed ahd said: tplancs which caused only slight employment" to numerous persons question of what was being done Dehydrated - battle between non-union and un- Hurley, Danaher'^Fire "Either we must show them it damage and "a very small” num from "architects .to the lowest in the way of reprisals for the York, which became- one of the . Ion construction workera at Veldn' is clearly against their interests ber of casualties. In one London grade of clerks." French«^mbings of Gibraltar, a? largest and - most important utni-,' DATES ....ba.skct 25c u i Saeauie it i Village Hills, St. Louis county sub Charges; . Increase in to rely on Britain and the United ties of the country during his ad LV area,, although bombs were drop- - Authoritative quarters said. well as f(K what whs being done division. Upton Hammond, found States, or we must resort to arm Cliarge Beck ministration, Cortelvou had been King Arthur" OIL HEATER unronScions from multiple wounds Voting Strength Noted to present Dutch East Indies oil ed force and make them comply. (Continued On Page Twelve) retired for the last five yesrs. Wheat Germ, Vt lb. 15c had n fractured skutt lUed at HL "No matter how we might try (Continued On Page Twelve) from reaching Japan. ^ : Alfred Duff Cooper, minister o f.[ Bom in New York (jityrlip was Lon|s County Hospital. He was a * Bulletin! to reason with the Dutch, it would Tried to Flee the son of a family whose an Scotch );,|nentber of an American Federa be a sheer waste of time and en information, announced that' NEW 1940 ANTHRACITE Hartford, Oct. 88— (Ah — Prime Minister Winston Church--' cestors played' a distinctive role Cellulose Tape ..... 25c tion of Labor picket line of 89 men, ergy unless the Anglo-American ip^the colonial and Revolutionary who were routed by • Tores ol Governor Baldwin, replying to policy changes.” ill's broadcast to the French peo- | OQ day to an attack on hie admin New Treatment and Cure pie last Monday had been Rumanians Admit Itn* latory o f his native state. Kleenex ,.-..2 for 25c.| T h i Coal uiatSatisfies about too nop-nnion emplo3(es of Believe Matter Uhiatlsfoctory 25 c DUO-THERM a building and real estate enm- istration’s claims of having In Although the Japanese have "jammedi” several (iraes. «' |)risonment, Biit,D^ Seereteiy to Three Presidents STRAWBERRIES and_28Cj^__^ pany. fluenced new bualneos to set said ah oil agreement was con A transcription- of the address ' He began his governmental .... For Common Dizziness III was later repeated on the air, i career in 1891 as a private secre Box ierYci'4. bOR Carromeal — Dr. Jack--1 tle In Connecticut made by cluded with the Indies last Satur Rest o f . Nazi Storv. (16 PB.) < Enjoy the long winler eveniiigs lhal are Held (o f Manalaughtef. ' Robert A. Huriey, the Demo- day, thb Tokyo press generally however, he said; „ tary to the fourth assiatant potj- son’s Meal — Rhode Oil Deeiakin Rests with Dutch. master general.’ Later, he was Stamford, Oct. tSr-t/P;— .\fter ermtit candidate lor governor, seethed to believe the matter still Chicago, Oct. 23.-^\4V-A n e w have been treated with histamine Bucharest, Oct. 2 3 Ger Island Johnny Cake sold Hurley believed that was unsatisfactory. The decision on oil for. Japan stenographer, executive clerk, con BREEN PEAS . 25c coming. VVhen Lehigh Valley (k>ul goes in surrendoring to ioral police, two treatment and cure for Meniere’s , at the clinic. man official circles flatly charged weeks ago to clear his conscience "pfoeperlty can be built on a (Dutch o'fficials at Batavia Although not ail have fully re rested with the Dutch East Indies, fidential clerk apd secretary to Ready to car'-. Meal. disease, a form of dizziness which today that Josef Beck, former,Po three pre.sidents—Cleveland, Mc of a 89-yeor-old homicide charge, war boom.” ‘The governor also have denied an agreement was covered, the, immediate effects Butler told Geoffrey ‘ L. Mander, lish foreign minister, had been ar- Pepperidge Farm Bread-- o reached.) Liberal, who said he considered Kinley and Theodore Roosevelt— winter worries go out. It gives you !>)—The For the past five yean be had Om Dteplmy At- marfceL John A. Donaher, Republican. ■lost month. a headache. preserved. ponles in question, the counties in position of the Treasury Oct. 21: lived qulet^'on hia 10-acrs estata. G. E. WILUS & SON, Inc. Lumber and Fuel Go. • Metals—Steady; r tr fntnrea Despite their scorching stete- (In Hong Kong, the central Cht This patient also had Meniere’s Dean Swift, said Dr. Dandy, which they ore situated, must al Recelpta, 820,080,931.94; expend Harbor Ughta. at Haleaite, • frastlonally lower. ^ rnents, H irley and Dansher were nese news- agency said the Brst$dlseW. After the histamine it was was another victim of the dizzi ways, be taken into consideration. itures, $45,915,399.49; pet balance, small tommunlly near here, on tfea Vijicfm Qroceru ^nc. LESLIE NEW Coal, Lumber, Maaona’ Bappttea, Paint » Russell Paul, Mgr. W ool Tops— Higher; trade buys noticed that the dizzy spells had ness. He said this disease is doubt $2,040^148,229.70; customs recelpta brow of a* hill ^overlooking Hiari* [ ^ 3GI a t REET Aathorlind PI11LOA8 AppUanc« Dmier CENTER STREET PHONE 5145 I distant months. (CkNitteNed On Pm « Twelve) ) (OonUnned sn Fogn Twa^ stopped. Since .then 49 persons less OB old os'^the human race. I (Oonflaued On Fogn Twelve) for month, $19,209,128.37. ington Bay. 115 Main S tm t, Manclmtep Phonn 7147 fi MAIN STREET ’TEL. 5185 MANCHESTER m , < ROM, SJAU ARMORS f ' . . ■ • ■■ A ■ \* 7 i ■ ■ an.-*;
