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Struck by Shell Fragments in Suez

eutrality Law’s

Nazis Aver Leningrad

Change Discussed

Outer Defenses Cut; At Session Today

(evision Considered hv| Admit River Crossed

I^gistlative Leaders ^ ^OtSOU GHS

Parley with Roose* I Beinit Made Russians Acknowledge German* Now Attacking

velt at White House; ^ Finland May Germans in Sector Fortified Line o f Mod*

Raybutm Asserts No^ MU ( Q u a n t i t y South o f Kiev; Rail ern Bunkers; Held Conclusions Reached. ____ Be Near End Junction df Kremen- Russian* with Extrfior* Washington, Sept. 15.— ^ Mystery Behind Short- chug in Nazi Hands Of Her War dinary Tenacity; Lit*

Speaker Rayburn told his ' ^age in Chlorine 'Re- ‘After Days o f Fierce tie Known oh Details press conference that revi-j Fighting'; Red Armies vealed as Result of But Powerful Weapons sion of the neutrality act was Possibility Heightened liscussed by legislative lead- Speech by GenenU. Hold Firm in South. Believcfl Being Used. - ee-v-' By Declaration of Offi- srs at a conference with Pres- .Bulletin! cial There Are Good hdent Roosevelt at the White New York, Sept 15.—(*>)—The Berlin, Sept. 15.-—Milwaukee, Wi«., Sept. 15. British Coast German Army encountered in chant ahlpa engaged in commerce ing." (The Germans, however, Bulletin! —i the American Legion’s con- Bomb* Cause Minor ed the lower Dnieper to take Za- U. S. Mission concrete walla six feet thick but. of war exists between any coun- —PrtMddent Roonevelt report- vention today that, beginning porozhe, 140 miles airline south- ed to Congress today that east of Kremenchug.) the German* said they smashed 1 tries. tomorrow, the United States Damage, Few Casual- high velocity shells off these thick M d e r Near Oaaal Fail to Obey actual exporta of American Farther south, the Red Armies war Bupplie* to nattons fight- Navy would protect all lease- ties; Great Contrast to To Help Reds walls incessantly and that finally Amid reports that a German were reported holding firm against ing the Axis, under the lend- leia^.Gjrgoeg traversing the German attempts to cross the they yielded, the explosives ham- I raider waa operating in the Pacific Raids of Year Ago. mering through to vital internal I approaches to tha Panama Canal,' Work Order leaae program, had touted seA.“i>etiKiecn the American Dnieper while to the north great $iee.447,S7e up to Ang. 31. Is in London spots. tb* Senate Naval Committa* will continent and the waters ad- fighting was reported over Lenin- About 4,500.000 phraons in th* TM* figure represented ex- London. Sept 15.—(Ci—Just one be asked to decide whether there jacent to Iceland.” The Navy grad and on the land *tad aea ap- Leningrad region are trapped in Hard G>al Men Disre- penditure* for weapons and year ago the German air offensive prokchea to Russia’s second city, should be an Investigation of the other dupplles actually seat chief described the Atlantic fleet’a Halt* fo r Slop-Over an area of about 1,900 square North Atlantic shooUng clash be- gard Union I-eaders abroad. order* In unequivocal language— against Britain reached Its peak lee Plaaes Fight la Duel miles, the equivalent of' a spec* tween the U. 8. 8. Greer and a U- "to captlire or destroy" every in the most savage aerial battle The Russians said 100 planeaj Talk*; Wing of Royal roughly 44 mUea on each side, Ger- hoat. For Third Time; Re- Washington, Sept. 15.—(g^— Axis surface orj sub-surface raid- the world has known—a battle fought in the latest duel over | man informants said...... C^bairman Walsh (D-Maaa), Who er encountered. which the British say coat the Leningrad, with the Germans flee- < Air Force Already I* Oaa Take City House by Hona* summoned the committee to meet opening C ollapses." Members « f Congress got back on Ax’oidt Word "Convoj-" Nafis 187 planes. ing after losing 17 ftiachines. I The besiegers, they said, have Wednesday, said ha would ask it the Job .^today after an extended The Soviet afternoon communi- On Eastern Front. the power to take the city houae Although Knox avoided the par- In sharp contrast with that epic to question Secretary of Navy Hazleton, Pa.. Sept. 15—(*5 — legisiative holiday, and leaders struggle was a government an- que again reported merely that by house, and If this is necessary Knox and Admiral Harold R. ticular word “convoy” his an- For the third time more than 10,- called for fast action on the un- nouncement today that only one the Red Army fought the invaders London, Sept. 15.—(45—With a they predicted it would be “ex- Stark, chief of Naval operations, nouncement recalled the interpre- along the entire front last night. tremely bloody.” 000 Pennsylvania hard coal miners precedented $3,500,000,000 revenue German aircraft crossed th* Brit- wing of the R.A.F. reported al- about the Greer Incident—one of tation given President Roosevelt’s ish coast during the night, drop- Just when Kremenchug, on the German mUitary observers said the recent series which led to disregarded orders from their bill. shoot-on-sight speech of Thursday ready in action against Germany that action also waa developing all union leader* today and continued ping bombs which caused minor east bank of the Dnieper, was President Roosevelt's shoot-on- The House has had a month's night in London, particularly by abandoned to the Germans was not on the eastern front, the entire along the line and that the east- ' a work stoppage th a t haa closed vacation, and almost every incom- damage and a few casualties in a sight speech Thursdsy night- the British press which broke out northeast town. told in th* early-morning Soviet U, 8. mission to Moscow has ar- 14 collieries. ing train and plane carried mem- ‘T think the Naval Committee such Jubilant headlines as: “U. S. The announcement emphasized communique nor did it indicate rived in Britain for stop-over talks (Contlnaed O* Fage Eight) should l6ok into the matter," An attempt to reopen two of the ber* aummaned back by the lead- to Guard Our Ships." operations this morning collapsed the R. A. F.’s claim that the bat- whether the Germans had made before continuing on to the Rus- Walah told^ reporters. - “ It is the ership to act on the tax measure. The Knox announcement con- progress in their evident attempt after a motorcade of Insurgent tle of Sept. 15, 1940, established its sian capital for consultation with type 6f incident which might be That lei^lation, carrying the stituted the first official disclosure control of the skies’ over Britain to extend the southern Jaw of a the British and Russians on how used to involve this country in mecibera of the CIO United Mine heavieat^tax burden in history, Workers of American roared up to of how the Navy waa preparing (Uid forced the Germans to aban- wide pincer movement against to twat Adolf Hitler. war. Congress and the country are waj agreed upon last week by a to carry out the new policy enun- Kiev. entitled to know the facts and I the mines and gathered about en- don mass air raid tactics. The R.A.F. units now in Russia Flashes ! trancea. Joint Conference Committee ad- ciated by Mr. Roosevelt—that New Fighter Planes Arrive The loss of Kremenchug appar- were only the advance guard of shall ask the committee to conduct justing differences between *epa- hencefen’th Axis war vessels enter- ently increased the danger facing (Late Bulletins ef the (F) Wtiu) At" neither place was there suf- Discloaure, meanwhile, of the greater force* to go, informed an open hearing, rat* measures passed by the Sen- ing United States “defensive wa- arrival in England of new Ameri- Kiev, for only last Friday the Rus- Check Reports On Balder ficlent worker* on hand to resume quarters Indicated, and the Brit- ate and Houae. Before the, bill ters" would do so at their own can-made long-range fighter sians acknowledged the evacua- Tive Hurt m Flaaea Craah Meanwhile, the Navy waa be- operaUona. A third mine, the could be approved finally. ^ both lah press carried reports that Hazleton zbaft colliery of The Le- peril and that American Naval planes held the promise that the tion of Chernigov, a city 80 miles American-made planes already Boetou, Sept. IS—<45—Two men lieved tb be checking reports that chambers, however. House mem- north of Kiev between the Dnieper high Vglley Coal Company, one of vessels would not wait for them R. A. F. would step up its rapidly- were In the service of the Red wer* iujufod today when aa Araagr the largest In the Hazleton district, to shoot Drat. growing offensive against th e and Desna rivers. Air Force. plan* aad a traiaiag plane awnefi (ContlBMed on Page Eight) (Continned On Page Two) also wa* Bcbtxluled to reopen but In a speech prepared for the ^iefa. sun Ficreely Reslatl*g Aeeooipaaled by Envoy by Northenat Alrlinea wer* In- remained closed. Legion convention, Knox .said: The new planes, Lockheed Light- The movements of the German volved ia a take-oE eollhdon. Air- “Beginning tomorrow, the Amer- nings, are armed with both ma- Junior members of the Ameri- port oheorvere oaM the Northea*4 Delayed by Barrieade armies north and south of Kiev in- can mission reaiihed Loiidon yM- The metorcade, from the Panther ican Navy will provide protection chine guns and cannon, can do bet- dicated they were trying to meet pthM waa "parked” oa tlw field, Troops Ready Asks Prayers aa adequate aa we can make it for ter thM 400 mllelt an hour and behind the city, which still waa terday with thd Russian ambassa- and that the Army jdane waa pre- Creek valley where the protest dor to Washington, Constaijtin originated, i^aa delayed for half hips of every fiag carrying lend- have a range of nearly 1,000 miles, fiercely resisting the Nasia as the paring to take off when It rraehed an hour by a barricade of log* aid supplies totween the American it was stated. Their arrival caused war went into its 13th week. Oumansky, after a trans-Atlantic the other. . Nertheaat AirHaeo In Mock W ar plane/ flight, and the ' American across a highway on the outakirU On Short War continent and the waters adjacent speculation "that the British mlkht The fighting on the central aid Its piaim was In cibnrgo ef to Iceland. embassy announced today that W. J. L. McKcnzIo. a pUot la It* air of Hasletou. State police said the be able to inaugurate daylight front saw increased Russian pres- tog* apparenUy were placed there To Ckptorc or Destroy Bsidei* raids deep into Germany—perhaps sure in the direction of burned and Averell Harrlman, head of the training sehooL.. - The plaa* wn* "sitting" at the end of a runway Hall Million Advance in by miners wanting to return to Pope Makes Appeal to “These ahlpa are ordered to cap- aa far as Berlin. wrecked Smolensk, a key point on work. BattWnhIpa Attacked Again the road Napoleon took to Mos- (Coatteaed * Fage Eight) awaiting takeoff order* frona the Rain and Mist to ture or destroy by every means airport control tower when the At another point,-"the troopers Catholics for Special at their dUpoaal,'' AjUi-controIled The Britlah continued ttetr of- cow. reported, one of the insurgents' fensive operations during the The 139th anniversary yesterday Army plane collided with It. ife - Test Newest Weapons. Prayers in October. submarines or surface raider* en- Kenzic aad John F, Keating, a rin- car* was overturned but no one countered in these waters. week-end with u aeries of sweeps of the occupation of Moscow and wa* Injured. along the' Nazl-oecuiried French the Kremlin by Napoleon found More Nazis dent, were *erlow:ly injured. " Bulletin! “That ia our answer to Mr. Hit- Oanrett Miller, leader of the pro- Vatican City, Sejft. 15.—(*>)— ler** declaration that he will tiy coast. The German battleahipa the Germans still roughly some 200 with the Seeoad A m y la testing group, organized the Pope Piua XII asked Catholics Oaeisenau and Bchamhorst—shel- miles west of the Rusaiaii capital Prison Sentences Imposed to aink every ship hia veaaels en-' New York. Sept Pate- I-ouialaaa. Slept. IS— ^ motorcade after Hugh V. Brosm, throughout the world today to counter on the routes laadlng-from tered at Brest—.were again the ob- —and their campaign already had Liiiave Iran a UgbtalBg lavaalon ef Third District S(!ven president, brood- pray during the month of October jects of attack. exceeded Napoleon’s by two daya oa amtoBoes wer* Impoaed today tha United States to BrlUah'port*.'' on three men convicted last week A m y territory, the Seeoad caat an order to the 10,000 miners for a ahertenlng of the war. Whether "protection as adequate Bomb explosions were seen to Red Army forces which only last A m y 's lSO,aao troops swept to return to their jobs this morn- Hia appeal for apecld prayer atraddle the drydock* in which the week rccaptuted Yelnya, 50 miles Tomorrow Time Limit of conspiracy ta v.folato thrangk ing. as we can make it" meant that U. bribery the Selective Service a c t acroas the Bed river aloag a waa made to biahopa th roq ^ pa- 8. warships would begin escorting battleship* are lying, the Air Min- southeast of Smolensk, were flght- 100 mile .roat a few hours “This la the final order," he de- pal repreaenUUvea in each coun- istry said. Set for Axis Lega- Jamea J. O’Cenaell, 63-year-eld clared. convoys of British and other car- Bionx bnUdlag eontmetor waa after the Mggeat maneuver try, the VaUcan City newspaper, go veaaela tomorrow waa a matter The British said all -their (rianes (CoaUnned On Fage Dght) in the 00000*% Matory started Three similar orders from D Oadervatore Romano, fuinounced. returned safely from the week-end tions to Quit ^Capital. aenteinoed to a yaar and » day and of conjecture, but the fact that an fined $5,000. Hia son, Fmnela M. today. SImUar to Paat Appeals interim of four days waa necessary fpraya. (ContlaiMd On Page Twe) The pope's call to prayer for Teheran, Iran, Sept. 15.—(O—A O’ConacU, 37, find Daniel S. Ban- Alexandria, La„ Sept. 15— tP>— between President Roosevelt’s Uhaa, former chairman ef n peace waa similar to those he haa statement and the beginning of British Rout spokesman of the teviet embassy Half a million troopa of the Second made during the past two year* Results of:Rombings declared today that the Iranian Bronx SriecUeo Service BonidL and Third Armies, trained to razor this protection indicated that some were ecntenced to aerve tw* year* at the approach of October, the pedal arrangement* requiring Not Accurately Known government “win find tteelf in edge in preUmlniary maneuver*,, month dedicated to the Madonna Tank Forces very great difficulties'' unless AxU each. Federal Judge John Bright advanced on each other through tima to complete had been made. Berlin, Sept 15.—(P)—Bad visi- released the defendaBta la BSyiM More iBiportefit tfaiu ever In the ChthoUc calendar. Moreover, the fa^t that th* pro- legations leave Teheran w tomor- rain and mist today to test them- "May this new, unanimous, sol- blUty gjiad* it imposrible for Ger- row. * bail each pending aa appeal selves and the nation’s nearest bat- todfiy is the U. iSL Nevy’e tection will he extended into man bomber pilots to determine emn auppUcaUon aaked by the water* adjacent to Iceland was Disoi^anized Axis Ar- German, Italian, Hungarian and tle weapons in climatic two-arack •n pope,” Oaaervatore Romano aaUi, accurately the results of bombing Rumanian diplomats had asked 10 Chi* Of OB B om war games. taken aa aa indication that the attacks directed against individ- OolnndMiB, O., Sept .. ' “serve to hasten the priipbeUc day United State* probably had agreed mored Columns Fidl postponement of their own depar- This Louisiana city Uy on a 100- when an humanity, oonaoled by'a ual merchant ships oif the British tuKs until all their nations had Ten ears ef ernde oil mite front in southeast Louisiana a billewlag cicada ef 'viaion of the pure embrace of Jua- (Oeattaaed 9a Page Twe) Back / to Libyan Area. been sent off to internment aa America's greatest field train- Iceland Uce and peace guktod by faith and (Conttaned On Fnge Eight) Another contingent of Germans aame today after dcfallmaat ef a ing maneuvers bpened. ChrtatUIn Ufe, wUI find a g ^ , in left this morning, 230 for India in ai taak-car trala Cairo, Egypt. Sept. 15. vitally needed eO to The Third Army of 300,000 men harmony between the earthly and TWo Axla armored columns based British custody and 21 for Siberia under Lieut. Gen. Walter Krueger, haavanly fatherland*, true proa- under Russian guard. About ISO roast Fed hy aeariy Ii t,eee get- Patrol ia Libya penetrated 35 milea into lens of oU. the apactamtar Bm which theoretically bad establkUh' perity of both Individual* andna- Egyptian territory yesterday but men still arc awaiting transporta- • Minister Avers Pacifism cenM be aeaa for aeariy adHa. ed beach heads on the Gulf of tiona." were routed by British mechanized tion. 3B Mexico coast, advanead northeast-' 0«ly one reporter hen flown Honam la the vtOage ef Baa ward toward the Second Army of force* operating under eloae cover fiaertfh, an the aiitbahit Chicago Catholics Pray of the R-AJ*., the Brttiah report- 150,000, commanded by Lieut. Gen. with H end cea tell you Not Part of Christianity Occupation af Teheran aklrta eC ( Ben Lear. ed today. For World Peace The dlaorganised ItaUan-Ger- Seen Passible Step Has Oreatar MohUtty •bout it He’s Morzui M. against, th* Maae. The outnumbared Second Araiy Chicago. Sept. 13.——A flt is thnt wa bast our sword* into man force* were said to hava fan- London, Sept. 15.—(iri— Buaaian- • a V eUca of tha arehdloeaae of Chicago has greater mobility and a power- Bentty of. The AP feature Methodist minister, oondemnliig plowabar** a* Isiah, exprassas It.” ea.back to Ubyan territory. British requlreaente in Iran on Markets At a Olaaee fined huge SoJdter neld to over- action of the Methodist Youth Fel- Aaknd Bapeal ef Draft British gsaeral headquarters, behalf o f their oeritpjKng troop* New York. Sept IS,—OF-* ful annored con>a, taro dlvlsiooa sowing last night and prayed for with fearful shock power in 700 Service. His articleii start lowship in opposing conscription, Tb* Methodist. Youth Confer- called the Axis thrust *.'a recoa- muat b« fuUlUed immediately, an Stocha btixed; world peace. says pacifism haa no place in anoe, moating in nsarby Baldwin, naia*ance in force" and said that authorltatlva London aource de- tanka, as its princlpid threats. In colorful raUgious and patri- The Third Army, driving up tonorrow, in Christianity. Kna., two weeks ago, oondemned it reached "some milea" into clared today, Or atem atep* will be otic aenrlcea, the largest outpour- **rboaa who think that the re- oonacriptktn and adopted a r**otU' EgypL Falling hack, the invaders from tha south, must find this ing o f OathoHes hero since the armored striking force, and 400 Bgioa of Jasu* zive* them an easy tton asking rep«nl ef the Saleetlfh lost eanaid*rabty in bnA and (OanUnuae Oe Fage Tw*) 1936 Buchariatle Cwigreaa took out la th* matter of war should Bervloe «quipm«Bt, th* dally communique planes of a new AIF Task Fores pert in the Holy Hour demoqatra- ware .alert to ppriag into overcast think again,” th* R*v. Edward^W. ‘TteUften Btete the problem* of tioa called ^ ArebMahop Bamual Pott*, pastor of th* Peaeb M*th- Uf* an U flndd tbam," Potts aaid. skies. I The Evening A. Striteh o f the Chicago arcbdlo- Forecasts of aeattcrsd rain and odtet au reh told a Man’s Bibla **IlM wiMld la at war; w* didn’t Th* British at oase. ClUB. start it, but it Is ns real a* if n aanouneod in aeiias of brilliant aerial vlsttiUUy of 1,000 to 1,500 Reger F: Bkawnahaii. gark dis- feat as a result of a dlasipaUng ’’It I* just a* much » matter of mad aig srere running down tha raid*” against Aris ateg* poritton* Herald trict poUce dUef. eetlBstad tha at- ,praph**y that w» b(sat our plow- ' L / ^ J stn^'Yaara I* only ene thteg left at Tobruk, Libyia Is which ehais* iate'menrd* (Joel 81 and to ‘So, and that la shoot ths mad dai^” ■■ T- ^ ' ■r

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OTNN. JfONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1941 ^A^TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MANDAT, SEPTEMBER 16,1941 ' PAGE THROV 4’ ordarad asd at noon today the ths Oarman govsmmsnt eouatorsd Clilford agreed to open nei^Ua- I C h i c a g o W i l l Alarm Wliisde wblitle waa diaeonaected and the Board to Get by saying the Orssr fired the first Miners tions and an investigator for ths repaira started. It was axpseted stet. National Labor Rslationa Board Police Court 200 Students that tha repairs would bo made so Ths secretary added that “the found thht four AFX, unlona ware See ‘Claudia’^ . O u t o f O r d e r the whistle alarm could bo again Bid for Pool whole issue le far too broad to 'entitled to bargain for ths am- svortoig aometlma ttaia afternoon. (hake the question of rvho fired Fail to Obey luoyes. In town court this morning th* Learn Trades 7 to 10 The one toot that aounded at first of great importance" hut ho usual large number of motor ve- 11:40 this morning waa caused by said he wanted to refer to it be- I T hrtiter Season H as | Petition I to Be Presented cauae “it offered a chance for Work O^der Ell^t-bay Strike Ends hicle cases for week end driving Exp«ctlt W iU Be Re-the men working on the valves. Toronto,. Sept. 18.—(g>)— An Prom ise of Being Most • e , To Seliectmen Tonight that curious organization yhnown Infractionir was presented before Local School C ourses paired ^B efore En d o f as 'The America First Oommlttee’ (Continued From Ffig* One) eight-day strike at the Campbell Judge Raymond R. Bowers. Charg- Devoted Largely lo De> Flourishing in Y cfirs.' Finland May to tell the American pubUh that, in (3our Company .plant In auburtan ! I NIGHT ' D a j; B ell to S ou n d . Bjf N orth E n d G roup. ed with drunken driving a* th* re- P. M. its judgment, it was more likely Brown have been disregarded by New Toronto, in which Premier fe n s e W o r k N o w . the German U boat commander the insurgent group which has Mitchell Hepburn, Of Toronto, had sult of a collision Saturday night By CarroU Arlmond ' ^ Th« «hiatl« uwMt to aound fire Be Near End The directors of the Manches- was telling the truth than ths cloaed 14 colUeriea in the district intervened, ended last night when at Charter Oak and Spruce streets, Chicago, Sept. 18.—(JT)—Chic*- 1 alam a in th* Sl. For-a Two names in the cast, how- | Dinner for gl.M. enough territory in certain areas of 1942. direction of Navy commandera. 000 Alabama miners were s Im or- bars of the conference group teeh- Chester, held for failure to halt at number of months those who were ever, will not be so unfamiliar to Served S to 9 P. M. to give her a good strategic front. “Taking the Navy's planes awrsy dered out, but union leaders there a stop sign. Continued to Wednes- on WPA were given the same pay Prepared and Snpervlsed Under (The Helsinki government an- denied it. nteally bad to obtain official au- movie-goers of decades ago. Thay from the fleet commander and plac- day waa the case of Philip Plot- as a laborer on WPA to take a ar* Beverly Bayne and LUa Lee, | the Supervision of 'Oitr Famous nounced some time ago that its ing their command elaewhere thority from their chamber to ner of 460 Hillstown road, arrest- 200 hour course at night in prepa- French Chef, dean Ghls, former- armies -had regained ail the lost Avers Navy Will make a compromise sgreement both Stars of the allent film era. | would (tiquestlonably cripple the Fined Effort Started ed for falling to have hla registra- ration for defense work. 'Th* last Miss Bayne, who with Francis i Tom orrow . . . Tuesday! ly of Longeliamps, Radio City, territory, thus realizing one of the fleet,” he aaid. with the Senate. tion. James Keegan of New Brit- of this number completed their ^i. IT. two alms set forth by Tanner.) Protect Cargoes Becord Vote Expected X. Bushman, reigmed aa a royal | To Ajiert Rail Strike ain, held for driving without a li- hours a week ago last Friday. couple of early day movies came Special Consideration for Because of a controversial Sen- cense secured a continuance to Regular night school courses OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL Banquets and Family Parties. JSo Change in Attitude Chicago, Sept. 15—(;p»—A final September 17. out of retirement to play a char- | Pravda As$ert$ (Continued from Page One) effort to avert a national railroad ats amendmsnt lowering income wHl open In October. acter role in “Claudia." Until her JUST AN OLD FASHIONED RUMMAGE SALE... 186 Demlng St. Route 18 tax exeraptioM from $2,000 to Louli Lanzano of 170 Bltsell MA^^HESTER Toward Communism strike waa started in Chicago to- street, charged with speeding, waa marriage to an efstem buslneea Finland *Deva»tated* to assume sole responsibility for Milwaukee, Wla.. Sept. IS—(JD— day. $1,500 for " 'TOSkried persona and man several jrears ago, ehe had 1115 M A IN S T R E E T Moscow, Sept. IB. — (ff)—The guarding supply ships up to that National Commander Milo J. War- A representative of the Nation- from $800 to $750 for single Indi- fined $5 and coats and with falling British Rout to halt at a atop sign, $1. Harrison engaged In a theatrical career A (leneral Cleai^Up after our Greatest-of-all August Sales... we must have room for new Fall and Winter merchandise now newspaper Pravda said today that point with the British to take over ner. of Toledo, 0„ told delegates to al Railway Mediation Board met vlduale. It waa expected that the that began when ehe waa attend- Finland was “devastated, hungry, House would have a record vote Wilson of 33 Garden street, picked arriving daily. You 11 find hundreds of bargain items in addition to the limited number advertised. * from there on. the American Le^on national con- with members of the president's up In s helpless condition Satur- Tank Forces ing Hyde Park high school in Chi- poverty-stricken and facing the ' Hitler Losing Battle of Atlantic vention today the German invasion emergency fact finding board In on the bUI. cago and tried out at the old Ea- future with the greatest anxiety" day was fined $10 and costs for In- Knox's announcement came near of Russia called for no change In an executive Session which they Leaders said any vote probably toxication. sanay Studio here. and that "many Finns begin to the end of his address to the Le- the Legion's attitude toward Com- Indicated might laat for several would be delayed until Wednesday (Continaed from Page Ona) FREE DELIVER Y! No Returns! No Exchanges! No Refunds! A ll Sales Final! hours. Charged with being a commsn Mias Lee last waa seen In Chi- realize that the adventurous poli- gion gathering, and after he had munism but rather should In order that all House members drunkard Thomas Egan of West cies of the dishonest rulers of Fin- declared that since T'nited States strengthen Its guard against the They were to choose a time and might have time to reach Wash- Italian officer and three other cago two aeaaons ago with Ruth O nter street pleaded not guilty. men were captured at one etCoiig Chatterton in “Tonight We Dance.” land have brought the country to occupation of Icelan'. on July 7 So\'iet philosophy of government. place for the initial session of the ington. Judge Bowers waa furnished court the edge of the precipice." “Hitler and the Nazi were pal- "We still hate Hitlerism. We five-man emergency board ap- On the Senate aide. Democratic point. A British force has b e ^ ‘ Chicago!* first premiere of a new —TABLES------There waa no change, however, pointed by President Roosevelt records showing that since 1938 under siege at Tobrpk since m(fd- play In many years has been set Qoaatlty Former SALE pably losing the Battle of the At- still hate Communism and all tiAt Leader Barkley said President the accused had been convicted for Sept.- 29 when Somerset Maug- Price PRICE DLDKUUrn 5U ll£.d CHAIRS from the two-weeks-old statement lantic" and therefore were forced It implies," Warner asserted. Sept. 10 to Investgiate the issues Roosevelt probably would tell April. I of S. A. Lozovaky, vice commissar of the colossal wage dispute be- four times of being a common The raids war# esrrisd out Iby ham's and Guy Bolton's comedy, to attempt to break down the "Stalin is simply defending his Congress today how much has drunkard and was arrected on IS “Theater,” tvlU be presented. Cor- Oval and Reoad Lamp 8^ Maple Ftateh, 8 pieces. 878. Maple Finish, 8 ptecee. ^ ^ of foreign affairs, that reports of bridge of ships carrying supplies country from attack by Hitler. tween the nation’s major railroads been spent from the original $7,- British patrols Saturday nlghtj a 5 Dreaaer with Mirror; extra large A I t ■■ Af> impending peace between Helsinki and 1,260,000 of their workers. occasions for intoxiesUon. comraimique said. i nelia Otis Skinner will be starred, Tables: W slaat S 7.50 Dresser with .Mirror; Chest and % K w l l | K to Britain. Whatever aid Stalin can give In re- 000,000,000 aid-to-Britaln appro- Egan said he stayed at home and with the exception of a abort $ 2.9 5 fan else Poster Bed. . ^aU O C^t-on-Cheet; Jenny Uad Clialre; assorted oover- and Moscow have no baals.ln fact. “If they did not swiftly take sisting Hitler Is incidentally of priation. At two other etrong points /the MAbofMy xtmjr - Tojr 5 inge, spring eeate, when'he drank and bothered no besiegers were stated to have float tour in a revival of Shaw’a "Can- $ 8.00 successful measures to break douvi benefit to aincere peoples svery, It waa said reliably that the re- one. dida" It will be the first time abe 2 Ead Tables; Grand 898. Solid Maple, 8 pieces. Dost- ^ - padded hacks. $ 5 .9 5 this bridge." Knox said, "the de- where. That does not call for any Break Off Negotiations 20 dead and two prisoners. / Rapids Made. $ 10.00 fills. Period Ensemble; Old port would ahow aubatantial ex- “On all except 17 occasions In will appear In a full length play $ 3.95 proof constractloa; Wall Mirror drAT A ^A Bone Lacquer; Upholstered d k ^ C l p A feat of England, the prime purpose change of attitude towards the In Plainville Dispute penditures and would disclose that the past six years.'' Judgs Bowers Bomb Advancing Colnmaa oocsaloaai Tables; wtto^Dreeeer, taU Bed and spring cushion aent; of the war, would become impossi- Communist party in the United The rout of th* Axis with a supporting cast. Headboard; Skirted Vanity and \ i ^ S y 2 30.00 HANDW RITING Plalnville. Sept 15— (/P) —The virtually all of the money has been observed. 5 Batt Wstamt Tops; va- Chesty R 6F nice coverinss. $ ble. If they did make such an all- States. obligated. Leaders said ths report He aent Egan to Jail for 60 daya. was reported facilitated Ooldea’s First Piemier* riona slaes. $ 18.50 $14.95 out effort, they would add the “Rather does the Russian situa- United Automobile Workers un- R.A.F. which bomber the Origlnslly "Theater” was to $ 6.9 5 EX PER TS ion (CIO) broke off negotiations would be followed shortly by preai- very comfortable: United States Nsvy to their num- tion compel a redoubling of our dentist request for more lease-lend Ing Axle columns. have opened in New York, but Large Batterfiy Drop 8140. Mahogany I8th Centnry Sleigh a AA 8148. Modern; Blonde Solid Maple, a $ *1 /K 3 with the Standard Steel Division 2 Bed; ewen front Oreeaer, nttnehed V w lw A Hiring cushion aents; $ 30.00 erous foes. I ^ ■ vigilance over Communists and of The Marlin-Rockwell Corpor- money. Various predictions have Poison Gas The communique Indicated pur- when Golden decided to transfer Leaf Tables. Wafaint. $ 25.00 PnU Bed; large Dreeeer; wall Mir- C 1 1 I I good covers. W M s we temetfiwM H iM we'd “It was a grim'choice, but Nazi other aubveralve agents In our ation today and left the next move placed the new appropriation suit of tbs Axis cofumnk wa* some of bis production sctivlUes $ 9.95 mirror, and Chest.

11 Chian, Exteniiloa Table. 8 h f l Me. Buffet. 8 Chair*— 1 tastar Ta —Vocifer- were said to have begun t Stoat lin k ipvtags; $ 2 4.9 5 In nagotiationa. ' eus "Blag Hells" In the Teheran strike. 5 ta ll $ 16.50 $18 CENTER Starta Wedneaday alas; drop aids. $13.95 aad eovnred; foW ^ 'The South Manchester firs de- railway station by departing Oer- Norwegian reports said that 678. Love Scut; Ornad Rapids 9118. Plped-hnek Soto; *fSf ^ 5 AT BROAD ST. partment had two ' still alarms num Internees Saturday resulted FOR 4 . BIG DAYS - 4 i^eaeli ^mris; orey BMde; loose sprtog caabteas; Ato Btaad. $ 2.69 Strike in Protest men who had been arrested and Lcathsrstts; drop A ^ G ^ Rnpids BInde: solid A Ato ”$t :^ MORIARH BROS. ROLDA MARTIN over'ths week-end. Both wer* an- In demand* by th* British and sent to a concentration camp in- 11 W |1 'swered by No. 3 Company after Russian mlnlstere to Iran that the fresit, rseitotag buck, Mahogany frame; loose cash- X MS •ortmeat; eofored Against Dismissed cluded Prof. Diduk Arup Seip, 10 $^y.95 leas; SUk Covering. stona curtain, 4-bsw $ 20.00 11 WaUrvUat N. T.. Bent. 18—(M) th* call ^ d been taken at head- German minister be barred .from prinetpM of Oslo Uttivenity; K. R $12.95 Sheets, cases. Tewris $ 8.50 School of Dancing uartere and (Thief Dan Haggerty th* station when later German gfomum hood, vtoOT, haas ae- (16 pieeea.) —C.I.O. workmen at The Alia- Welhavin, former sujiertntcndent ttem rbrsais paaber. $3^95 ghany Ludlum Staal Oo. plant an- SIrected th* company to respond. oonUngenta leave for Internment, of Oslo's poUc*fr. th* deputy chair- ^ A N N O U N C E S * gaged in defenae production, walk- The first call waa at 2:30 Satur- authbrltative sources said today. man oF the Notw^lan Labor 1 hklaata^ CMffsrabe; <3uo o m sad Bakellte. out today and union apeliaamaa day aftarnooa when a rubbish fire The attitude of the Internees, party, and a number of profea- Maple, decorated. $ 30.00 3 8 pieces. Leatbsretto 45.00 The Opening of the these sources said, was one of "un- $19.95 A’asfisftrs:thrs Tapestry esvettag. tQ 7 9>> $ claimsd betwaen 800 and 800 wars spread to th* rear of a garaga on sors other than the Oslo Univarsl seals aad hecks. $ 3 3.8 5 participating. Huiltington street. Th* fir* waa bending faith In •victocy" even E R R O L F L Y N N ty principal. though they were leaving for aa High School Ball Room Class , Frank B. Lunsbarty, company exUngidshed without much dan^ 979. Cbaat at Prawms; AS age. Th* other call came at 11:80 uaevtain future. F R F D KV 948. Sleigh B ^ tan Mae; vtca praaldant aatlmatod about 60 M WEDNESDAY EVENINGS — 7:30 to 9:00 per cent of the plant's produetioa yesterday morning. Rubblab that Week-End Deaths Registrations: Wed., Sept. 17th, 7:30 to 9 P. M. is "for defenst." Hs said a reU eaU had been left near tha town dump M a c MURRAYp M l^ L b L L A N E UU S L A M P S -P ic r u TUESOAT $47.95 KES— 1 at all ahlfta will be required 'xiff 'd eo tt street caught fire and Lsxgs UselMH ^IIM^ $29-95 Aaaertod Table Lamps Registrattons Are Still Being Taken for All Other Type# I AND fore the effectivenee* of the strike eras spreading to ths woods whsir N«w York—Samuel C. Lam- Lot 18 aad Shades. $ 10.00 of Danring. is known. The company employs No. 3 was called to extinguish I t CIRCLE WED. 1 i O F F $1.95 1,000 workers. port 61, one of th* largest enwrt- tv s ta s s B n a u a w ; ta n STUDIO: REAR 884 CENTER ST. TEL. 6414 SUPER GIANT SHOW! ■ra ot cotton goods In th* Unltod 7-Way Floor Lsmpo George C. Leonard, union offi- State*. '■ f ^ Laag Laattog W ad. 3 cial, aald tha strike is in protaat Troops Ready 24 Tw i taks twu or $ 1.50 r^BEDS-M ATTRE with Shades. $ 7.50 BOR HOPE Nhw Toric—... F r a n k - Ontoam $ 3 .9 5 against the (Hsmisssl o< thisa 69c 5SES-C0UCHES-n DOROTHT LAMOUR Thomaon, 67, PhUadelpbU finan- man, one ot them ascrstaiy of the In Mock War cier, philanthropist and son of th . 199 r is e s I H a a a r ls ( { 9 Odd Lamp Shades. atriklng Local. 3476 at the Btoel iu m u s t lu r~r-TTsls Slttei^ldtoSSie H*5rSe2^ Q $ 3.00 late Frank Thomson, former presi- FlM«0ra4 CretouM «r Plxtai 31A Workere Organising Oommlttae. 1 rsB sw D a k g pattara. 49.50 STS'■==-'^$ ^ 4 9c dent of the Pennaylvanla ral&oad. $ 39.75 Leonard aaldaid the millloo had asked (ComtbnaS tram Faff* One) 1 o r 8 p le c e o a to p M a c . Aaooried Framed Ple- tor a haartng on tha Hollywood. Calif.—Elias Dtaney, $ 9 .9 5 9 tares. $ 5.00 but bad bPan tafuMcL gulf storm led to eurtailmaat at LI 88, father of Cartoon Makar Walt rtiB trto n a tlra a s w ith 9 9c Giv e n W ith Cush Soles in Both Disney. i 3Mi4s' When you lut our do? initial air activity. San AnUwio, Tex.—Oiariea M. 13 $ 3.95 '$ 0 9 AaaoffM F n m ei Pto- Tha Second Army has an e o ^ $49.95 18 twes. $ 10dN ) Armatrong. 88, prominent ranch- $ pendable hundry sfiirice iw r x s p T S H s T B a t r 39-95 "713S 75 Workers Return force of bombers and fighters, but Th e s e Stores A ll D oy Tu e sd oy. each week, out go your much of I t authoritatiTs strate- EDDIE BRACKEN WARD E. KRAUSE nuts Rod Dolo d Iavht. 2 Watoat wHh atoOeblag To Shipyard Jobs IN8TRUOTOR Rio Do Janw ^^^B dr. John J. $ 25.00 washing problems to gists agreed, would be cohunltted - $11.95 ii Slades. *** $ 12.50 come back correctly Lorain. O., Sept. IS.—on — to protsetlen at th* armored divi- PLUS! L. CLARINET— TROMBONE Pattarso^ 48. second tn cowmsnd $ 5 5 5 About 78 wcurkera arent back to sions as they probed for aa opaff- Rdw. AraeM to P—sHa- AND aAXOPHOME of Om T/blted States Naval mis- 5 MkpfSia.*^ Stas $39.95 $ sion to BrasU. $ 4.95 19-95 solved in the form of a Joba today at tha American Ship- ing la th* Iceland* southeast ot Mlmrs; baialabai aad NOW: “Aeeeat Oa Lsve- Stodlet ai Watamt Street Palo Alto, CUlf.—Dr. Ellwood ^ 1 . 2 9 5 natainl ws«d fismss, $ 10.00 perfectly done bundle— building Oo., poUce aatimated, and tha Red river. *Ttoada Adieaa the Reektairt $ 5 5 5 CIO officials announced their Mod May Swing Decialan P. Cubbsrley, 78, f(trmsr dean of l- P t o s o M a a t o B r e a k - dll' ready for iaimediate tbs School of Education at Stan- 1 to s t S a t. ( V ^ ) F9D Wim. S«vmt use. members would return tomorrow. “Oensral Mud" aualit swing ths Used $ Sm*' % i Aasottod PaJattogs sad ford university who gave more $ 7 5 5 16-95 13 Tin CORK T ^ }*ard. employing 1,100 men dedaion should hard rains causa nocvMs $ 15.00 ‘Mancnbstir Conn* on Naval and commercial construe- the highly maebantssd armored than 8800,000 realised from sale $ 4 .9 5 CA^H AND CARRY tlon, had been cloeod atnee last of hla textbooks to the achooL units to bog down. S t Louis—John Cannon, 69, SPECIALS! Tuesday by a CIO atrlka, esOed ia Ones tbs -inaTementa ot tha protaat againat lumping the Lomtai artnorsd dlvlsiooa war* indica ted, GEORGE J . SMITH chief opsrsUiig offtesr of the Mis- yard with rtx other yards ot th* Third Amy hhd three qtoody souri neifle Railroad whose rail- As Usual American Bhlpbulldtng Co. In a “tank killer” groups, each erlth PRIVATE INSTRUCTION OP TENOR BANJO, road career spanned 88 years. ^ • y W OF MiA NCHESTER Come Early SHKTS 10c Labor Board finding Oiat Ameri- CiHOUSC^SON/ 3,000 men and truck-dmbm guns, GUITAR, AND FRETTED INSTRUMENTS Keith ^s INC 15% Diaepuat Oa All can Federation ot Labor unions to throw against tbsm In tbs first OM egstoto Family Baadlas. rapreesnted a majority ot worfean. test ot recently dsveloMd defense SIXTEENTH SEASON for Best Tba CIO centaada It SfSilUt flMdMBlnd sttsdL Rad lanterns hang fimn thg Liberal meat ot the l— tiato maoy ptooes ta th* 80,000 for peace. The lanterns are dis- NEW SYSTEM UUNDRY ot The CUilord Jaoeba played erbeasver war ragaa bs- etfh'sP -ir. M.AI.S ,r HIGH SCHOOL 5|Ha^0B Street-Oir East CMter St tw s^ C^dtottta covntrlsa. ------MAIsrCHESTEK EVKNING HEKAL.D, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONPiCV, SEPTEBIBER 15, 1941

that time never caused any one a was a real Chinese flutr. Made of grill and never told why this was Manchester bit of trouble.” bamboo, about eighteen Inches In from 7 to 9 and each Saturday MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1941 ’^ a l W i U B e Chinese Quits done. On the wall. Just back of this PAGE FIVE Wei Wong, or as he is better length, bound at regular, intervals grill, was a good luck charm which Fire District from 9 In the morning until 9 at Date Book known, Willie Ong is now on Oak withsOk, it has been missing for Ong's Chinese friehda had sent night through October 15. street but a ramble through the a ^ t 12 years. Many times during him to ward off evil. A tdtal of 95,647.08, or more " Safe Enough Old Quarters little one story building on Birch • Drama in the Skies Today le summer months. Ong played Looking over some of the many Tax Now Due than 10 per cent of this new tax Seven Violent street. Just Also, Board of Selectmen, bud- ness Over 27 Years in First of all Willie hgs'quite a urae to the conclusion that some- with many of the Ideographs ax- Sept. 1. nu a brings the total out- Bulls in Fight one had stolen i t . October 16 to Avoid Restless Under Nazis fenses for Zone. gt* meeting at 8, municipal build- Birch Street Store. collection of uncalled, fbr laundry. resolng friendship. Ong placed the sUndlng taxes of the district on Feel Priorities’ Pinch ing. It has been accumulating for Plate la Beeovered Sute alongside the teapot and took One Per Cent Interest. deUnquent accounts down to Three Auto Crash Vicr Tneaday, Sept. 16 years and many , of the bimdles Yesterday they took down some up an old sheet from the table un- SS»4S3iOTt' I From Norway to Greece aided two Britons to escape, and Spectators Belt Rodeo Waahington, 8 «p t 15.—(/P)— A Young Democrats "Open Forum” When workmen had removed were dusty, tom and the contents of the old Dundtie and partly un- der it was a con of coffee. The EAst three were .found in possession of Three Die in it was necessary to place only many of them are mads of at y. the last of Wei Wong's belongings badly in need of another washing. der the. flap ,of one o f them was aind West met. The 1941 tax levy of the South 70 liens against the 1940 rate book Figures Slip Through weapons, it was said. Arena with Tomatoes; Face Powder, Hairpins, aoa(re«lonal commtttM ^airman Other Accidents. /■' I • . 1 i-i. scarce metals. Sunday, Sept. 21 from the establishment he has oc- When Ong's assistant, Ming, was Ong's missing flute. His wrinkled Manchester Fire District becomes In order to protect the district's Others less daring have adopted Affair Bloodless. reported today that the United Night to Kill, Bum and the line of pa.4sive resistance. iX IO kin g U tensils, Elec- __ one maker of toy telephone seta New England Shepherd Dog cupied for over a quarter of a asked,.what his boss was going to face lighted up with measure when Reports Train Disaster due today, and must be pafil prior claims against real esU U as- has curtailed his produ ction___ Sfatea la rapidly forging a ring of club’s exhlmt.. century his passing was summed do with all the old laundry he re- it was handed to him. sessed for 9350,697. Feared Objective Hidden New York, Sept. 15.—W')—The to October 10 to avoid addition of Spy on Germans. By The Associated Press Tracy, Calif., Sept. 15- te)— Irical Appliances Are cause of inability to get coppor defenaea around the Panama Ca- Monday, Oct. 6 up by one of the older Birch street pUed. Fear The Aseasslna Vichy radio in a broadcast heard A big R. A. F. bomber headed A series of traffic and miscel- wire. residents who said: one per cent interest. 'OoUector Tracy held its first bull fight - a nal which aoon will make it im- Election Day. "Been here long, too long so will Seme years ago there was some by NBC rei>orted today a "major out across the channel, from Eng- laneous accidents and one suicide Among <^oods Hit. Zinc is the adherent base at "There goes a mighty fine neigh- seU.” George Hunt announced today. The area given over to farming By Don Whltoheod land with a cargo labeled "Berlin.” strictly bloodless affair—Sunday. pregnable from the eaat. Tong trouble hereabouts and for a disaster o f the express train to The collection office will open at caused seven violent deaths in much face powder, but manufae- Represratative Harter (D., bor. He has been there about Lost Chinese Flute long time Ong never showed a Bordeaux at Angoulome." No de- in Russia is larger than France, New York, Sept. 15— Revolt la Heavy cloud formations blanketed Connecticut during the week-end. The bulls seemed less annoyed by Washington, Sept. 15—(>P)-Face turera say that substitutea are be- twenty seven years and during all One of Ong's prized possessions the flte house on .School street, England and pre-war Germany toe coastline and for a time the Ohio), head of a five-man group light at night. .He had a wooden tails were given. Tuesday ,and' Thursday evening I stirring among Europe's restless The automobile fatalities: toe matadors than by the crowd. power, hairpins, cooking uten.sils, ing developed M d consumers may combined. boys feared their objective would Richard T. Yale, 26. brwinsted. ■tudying the aviation arm of the Grow Uneasy I millions. From Norway to Greece, The spectators, 1,506 strong and sporting goods, toys, electrical ap- not be able to discern toe differ- natlon'a defense program, said be hidden. But the weather cleared Charles O. Nelson, 65, of New ence. . Aluminum halr-curlen. I dark figures slip through the night before they reached Berlin. Haven. mostly of Spanish descent, belted pliances, ash trays and other gad- that already the Caribbean area the rodeo arena with ripe tomatoes portable hair dryera and perma- I to kill, bum, wreck and spy on the Searchlights held them In a corl gets on the counters of retail la' very potent defensively and Over Shortage Phlnnlcy Williams, 32, of Hart- and succeeded in bestirring the nent wave machines are now be- added that "we will be safe I occup^ng forces. i of light, anti-aircraft shells burst ford, a Negro. stores this fall are going to show ing made of other materials. I Some are caught in the Gesta- ■ in little puffs. The fighters came The other deaths: animals to a great froth than did enotigb plenty soon." all the cape waving by the critters’ the effects of the defense-program. HU Hard by Prioritlea Returns from Tour MONTGOMERY I po’s net or by the military police. up to meet them. Mrs. George E. Mertz, 72 of OPM officials said today. Labor Ckimmissioner Re* more Immediate antagonists. Electrcial appliances have bean Returning with colleagues from I Then toe firing squads tramp They unloaded their bombs and Port Chester, N. Y., drowned. Shortages of critical materials J through toe gray dawn, Gr bodies watched the explosions below and Michael Cuslck. 46, of New York ' - .Matadors Outlast Bulls needed in the armament program hit hard by prioritlea, but reporta a four-weeks, 18,000-mllc tour of ports Manufacturers in There were four matadors and to defense officials indicate that the Caribbean and United States I dangle from toe hangman’s noose. then set out for home. A German city, struck b;- a train. are being felt sharply In scores of State Disturbed. I The executioner works overtime fighter sent a bullet into one of Charles Sawicka. 48, of Hart- five bulla and to the credit of the Industrien which make common many manufacturers are develop- aviation facilities, Harter said: former. It should be reported that ing satisfactory substitutes for "W^en all these outlying bases I to throttle this threat in the oc- the motors and It conked out. ford. slugged during a holdup. household articles. Few defense of- ANNIVERSARY SALE! Icupled countriW wh^re more than Filers Given Shelter Gustave A. Sklbbe, 55. of Ham- they outlasted the'bulls. ficials believe, however, that many the metals used presently on are completed, it will ^ v e us a Hartford. Sept 15 — "Uneasl The men In the colorful clothes toasters, waffle irons a n d ^ U s . ring of defenses which will be 1120,000,000 people live under the The pilot brought the plane den, suicide. widely used Items will disappear nesa" is the briefest way to de Invader’s gim. But the under- down in a field in Holland. The Yale died early Sunday In a operated slmulataneously. The entirely from the market. Substi- Efforts to conserve ruliber hava well-nigh impregnable. It will be bulls were let in one at a time. affected the consumer so far prin- moat dUflciilt from any enemy or scribe the prevailing feeling in ground revolt grows to such pro- crew anticipated capture and in- Canaan hospital of injuries suf- tutes will take the place of alumi- I portions it can not be hidden under ternment when three men ran to- fered Saturday night when he was After 15 minutes or so three of num, zinc, copper and other scarce cipally in the disappearance Of group of enemies to attack the ca- Connecticut Industry during the the five had to be led out again whltr-sldev/all tires and of multi- past month, State Labor Commis- I the censor's silence. ward them. But they were Dutch- struck in East Canaan by a car Errol Flynn and Fred MacMurray in an exciting test flight materials. nal.” because, whether from boredom or colored galoshes. Officials are en- He reported that the Army had sioner Cornelius J. Danaber stated tket Relax Vigilance men loyal to their queen. They driven by Ralph W. Steams of .scene from toe State’s new picture, ' ’Dive'=’Bomber,’’ toe thrill-a- Changes Likely To Be Made Not for a moment can Hitler re- gave toe fliers shelter, clothing, Canaan. plain weariness, they Just lay Here are a few of the changes deavoring to build up stock piles ct **done flrrt things first” and has today in making known the De- second flight drama, filmed in Technicolor. It will be seen at toe down. ‘ rubber, but they aoaert that so far I lax his vigilance over the occupied food and money and bade them Auto Crashes Into Wal) Stole Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday. The current likely to be made: given priority to the building of partment’s monthly statement of Save BOW on This inactivity provoked the' no concern has been tcrid that it Nelson was killed Saturday suitable runways at all these bases industrial and labor conditions in countries, e* en though toe occupa- Godfepeed. feature for today and tomorrow at toe State is "Life Begins for Hairpins of wood or plastics in- Noed! tion troops might be needed on night In Milford when' the , auto tomato barrage. cannot have rubber for dviUan before anything else. the state. The Dutchmen weren’t so lucky Andy Hardy ” starring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland. stead of high-grade wires; eelo- the eastern front In the Russian when the Nazis discovered what in which he was a passenger col- Matador Javier Benedet was phane. waxed paper and transpar- products. The making of whit# Eqaipment Shortage Offset On the basis of detailed reports billed as a professional direct from sidewall tires was forbidden bo- from the 19 offices of the State r campaign. they had done. lided with another car, veered off ent plastics wrappings instead of Harter said that a temporary, the road and crashed into a fac- Spain, and as far as the inexpert cause that type uses more rubber slight shortage in equipment is be- Employment Service covering the The Germans defeated toe Throughout The Netherlands until Monday. On that day he tin-foil for cheese, candy bars, Armlea, but they haven’t crushed tory wall. critics in these parts could tell, he chewing gum and tea; refrigerator than the ordinary dark tire. ing offset at the moment by a industrial und labor situation in and neighboring Belgiuna trickle went out to sit for a while in his lived up to advance notices. COMPARE W ITH 7 0 OIL the people yet . . . and many the stories of civilian resistance Williams died Saturday night Sick in Auto trade of plastics or glass Instead One maker o f baby nipples has strong mobile force which can be the state during August, he said, car, and -became severely ill so watch hopefully in toe belief that in the wreckage of a car which Jump Corral Occasionally of aluminum; enamelware and Iron complained that he was unable to moved quickly, but he predicted it is apparent that manufactures to toe Nazis, of daring escapades, that he was unable to get out of Benedet had help from Mariamo the Nazi-Fascist hold finally may and toe operation of British spies left the Merritt parkway In Green- utensils Instead of aluminum. obtain rubber, but officlala see lit- that the output of plane factories are now gravely concerned over 4he machine. Saguar, Luis COtorelo and Ricardo tle possibility of cutting supplies be broken by revolution. Inciting revolt and revenge. wich and overturned. He was the All of Week The cork under bottle caps may in the United'States soon would threatened shortage of necessary Brought Water By CTilldren Bardona. While the others con- for such manufacturers at any materials. ^ HEATERS! The vignettes of violence, in- Refuse To Give Up Fight driver. be replaced with a rubber deriva- provide ample craft. Mrs. Mertz drowned Sunday Children who played In the lot tinued to flaunt the bulls with tive or paper. time in the near future. The committee visited west No Extensive Shut-down trigue and revolt coming out of The Yugoslavs never had a occasionally brought him bottles Europe form a bloody pattern. night in the swimming pool of their clonks, each of the four The nickel on bicycle lights, Puzzling to many housewlvss, coast airplane factories and Har- This Is not confined exclusively chance against Hitler’s Stukaa and Man Weakeneil.. from of water at his request. McCarthy Jumped the corral occasionally and One night a German sentry the Tamarack Country club In horns and sirens may be supplant- who know that the govemment.sx- ter expressed the opinion that to non-defense work, but la equaJ- mechanized divisions, but in toe said Chaves was unable to explain' rested up for a few minutes. tended full priority control over plodded his beat on- toe water hills the natives refuse to Greenwich. Dr. John A. CTarke, Malnutrition Found in ed by enamel steel. ” the Industry has done all that ly applicable to defense sub-con why he did not ask the children to The bulls rested up wherever aluminum months sff," ** fact tractora While the shutdown of front in Oalo while toe city seemed give up the fight even though medical examiner, said toe death Brass inflators for footballs and eould be reasonably expected of was accldenUl and that Mrs. New Haven. summon aid except that he "Just they happened to be. that pots and pans of that scarce factories, due to this cause, has not ' quieUy asleep. His hobnailed boots their Armlea were crushed. didn’t care to.” basketballs will be made of some It.” Mertz apparently suffered a dizzy It was a benefit performance, other metal; hickory shafts are material are still on the shelves o f occurred to any wide extent to beat a steady measure. A stealthy A correspondent driven before The party went to Bermuda, spell and fell while walking paat Cniavea, whose home is In West sponsored by Acclon Democrata, likely to become more popular on many stores and some concetns date, there are sufficient indica- figure moved out of toe shadows, tor Oerman Invasion came upon New Haven. Sept. 15—(,P) -A n - Bridgewater. Mass,, came to New Puerto Rico, St. Lucia, Trinidad, the. pool. an organization seeking to re-es- golf clubs for there will be little have offered such merchandise ta tions from many points to indicate A thin, steel knife blade gleamed the remnant of an Arm y division, thony Chaves reclined comfortably Haven two months ago from La- British Guiana, the Panama Ca- in the moonlight. There was a Cuslck’s body was found early In a hospital bed today with a tablUh fugitive Spanish Loyalists high-grade sheet steel available special sales recently. nal, Los Angeles, San Diego, San widespread layoffs in the near fu burying weapons and ammunition. conia. N. H., and obtained a Job at on Santo Domingo island. Proceeds s.notoered cry, and a splash in the "W hy are you burying your Sunday beside the New Haven push-button at his elbow by which for steel ones; linen fishing lines The answer is that it ia a long Antonio, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio. .ture unless materials are forth The Connecticut Malleable (Tast- will go to toe refugee colony. path from toe aluminum plant to coming. water. guns?” he asked. railroad tracks in Berlin near the he could summon a nurse at any may become scarce. ings Company. the retail counter. Manufacturers kTnd Body But So Uun "W e’ll return one day and have railroad camp where he lived. Dr. moment a marked contrast to Hants daiia Not Asleep WilUmantlc reports shortages of T. C. Hodgson, medical examiner, Police said his Illness was caused “W" Haircut Better Coiffure used up their etocks on hand and silk, already causing some layoff; German military police found need of ^ e m ." was the answer. the situation in which he found Santo Claus was not caught said he had been hit by a train. by a stomach dl.sorder, but hospi- it has token months for avallabls Danbury reports a threatened the sentiy’s body next morning. And that day seema to have ar- himself all last week as he lay tal attendants said Its exact na- asleep by priorities restrictions, Expect Nazi T h ^ couldn’t find his gun. rived. Bands of hardy mountain- Found Dead in Bedroom helplessly III in an automobile, no Edwardsville, HI. —(/P)—Gerald officials say. Stocks of toy trains, supplies to pass from distributors shortage of fur for hat-raaklng; Skibbe was found dead Satur- ture had not been diagnosed os yet. Smith, noting milady's "V, for vic- and to toe retail market. Ansonla and Waterbury report The moon hadn’t risen when a eers are w a^ng guerrilla warfare one but some small children aware wagons, automobiles, coasters small boat set out from an iso- day In his gas-filled bedroom and ot his plight. tory” coiffure, has come up with and shooters are reported ade- shortages of metals causing lay In the Balkans, making sudden, Fence Halts Thievery a better one—a "W ” haircut. Ex- Drive by Sea lated fishing village on the west fierce forays against the invaders Dr. Sterling B. Taylor, acting Chavfs’ predicament became quate for the Christmas trade In Kansas City Grows offs and there appeiua to be a medical examiner, said he had plained young Gerald, displaying coast of Norway and headed to- and then retreating to their hide- known Saturday when a woman Salt Lake City— (/R--Trustees most Instances, but the production sharp curtailment in private build- committed suicide. toe "W ” sheared into his liair: of roller skates is decreasing as ing construction because o f a lack ward England. The three men outs. saw him in his automobile, park- working on Utah's new $1,500,000 Kansas City, Mo., is . toe 19th S av^ka died In Hartford hos- "It's a ‘W for win’ haircut. If you manufacturers find increasing dif- ^Germans Order All Ru- of buUdlng materials. This latter aboard waited tensely for a warn- Revolt Still ('ontlnura ed in an unfrequented lot behind a prison are thankful the double largest city in the United States. ing shot from shore. None came. pital Saturday of head Injuries aren't satisfied with the ‘W’, take ficulties In obtaining materials. appears to be serious in the Bridge- Firing squads have executed (Tiapel street garage, only a few steel mesh fence is up around the The 1940 census showed it with a They scanned toe water for float- suffered during toe night when it apart and you have two 'V s' Eventually, officials say, there manian and Bulgarian port area and msly Interfere with liundre^, but the re-.-olt continues. blocks from toe city's center, and site at last. They were getting population of 400,175, as compar- L.wesf Prin E nt ing mines or Nazi patrol boats. he was beaten and r^bed in an called police. which means double victory." will be extensive changes in toys ed with 399,746 in 1930. Fully Equipped! 61 cu. ft. Refrigerator From Rumania, Bulgaria and mighty tired of thieves raiding Black Sea Ports Closed the housing of defense workers. alleyway. William Steams, 21. OUy long-range planning makes A t dawn they jveUch toe skies, Hungary, too. come reports o f dis- R usImx ) To Hospital the construction camp artd steal- Hiring in general was somewhat Anniversary speciall Complete lig debjxB refrigerator at a too, for planes that'm ight blast Charles Starkowakl, 19, and Vic- Impeded during August because of order. The government of pro- They rushed him to fet. ing their tools and suppifea. Ankara, Turkey, Sept. 15— ^nsationally low pricel thla Tolna poaslblel Has oil ths them out of the sea. 'They ran tor Zeruk, 19. were presented In Raphael's hospital where the 36- this feeling of uncertainty and vrilh new SAfETY LITE that Nazi Gen. Ion Antonescu broad- police court on charges of murder A sea-borne Nazi drive against faaturea above PLUS constant 4988 the gantlet to England, these cast that .'WO "Jewish Commun- year-old man was so weakened Watch Dog Failure workers employed by non-defense the 'lextras" shown Russian forces on the Crimean flashes a warning when your S3 three. They could have stayed, and robbery with violence and from malnutrition that stimulants Don't mill SONJA HENIE, itor- industries were registering in i.»- i2 r « level Tolvel Heot intensifieil Big ists" had been executed for sniping their cases were continued. peninsula was forecast by observ- ^ve plus many morel safe from the Invaders who had had to be administerad by intra- ring in "SUN VAUIY SitfNAO l ” creasing numbers at State Employ- brake is opplied... like Dad's at German and Rumanian troops. San Jose, Calif.—P)—N. A. one cigorette thot'i COOIH MIlOE* had been concentrating men and sometimes flaring to the surface, Ivanow, chairman of the pro-Japa- ships in Bulgarian ports, presum- Are Symptoma volt. This time their luck played and UTTH .TASTING. always seething. nese Shanghai White Russian Emi- ably for an attempt to land forces While materials shortages can- out A firing squad wrote toe fin- behind the Soviet Dnieper river not be said at this point to have ish to their adventure. grants' Oommlttee, was killed to- defense line ip the Ukraine. cut deeply into defense production, ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Noraemea Fight Oermoiu day by two gunmen while enter- , Protest to Bulgaria such shortages as have occurred, Ever since Vidkun Quisling help- Bidflle Agtounded Ing his law office In the Interna- i Only last Thursday it was dis- plus dwindling Inventories, are re- ■ed toe Nazis in their Invasion of tional Settlement. closed that Soviet Foreign Com- garded as symptomatic of future N orw ay and his name became By Film Iiidiigtry Police said they thought the missar Vyacheslav Molotov had difficulties. PinniMla syhonymous with trcaaon, the gunmen were Chinese. protested to Bulgaria that she had The migration of out-of-state Norsemen have openly and pas- Yesterday Sergei Mamontov, overstepped the bounds of neu- workers Into Connecticut has con- alveiy fought toe Germans. who was closely associated with Prlnls Los Anzeles, Sept. 15.—(g’>.J-The Ivanow In the committee’s activi- trality by permitting German Na- tinued but there seems to, have Once a bomb exploded near public doesn’t realize, says Attor- QuUllng, but he escaped injury. ties, was shot and Seriously wound- \ val preparations in her harbors. been some diminution during Au- ney General Francis Biddle, how (Dispatches from Sofia last jrust. Bridgeport reports a lessen- Street fighting broke out in many ed while tiding in the French con- i haM Hollywood works—behind Its cession. night said partial mobilization pf ing. but even in diminished num- Jfaw*Asllste s f towns. German soldiers were as- eaulted. Flree flamed mysteriously screen of gismour—to amuse and Both attacks were believed by the Bulgarian Arm y had been or- bers these migrant'workers; large- entertain. dered for today and that the gov- In, buildings housing German officials to have been protests ly unskilled, exceed several hun- After a studio tour as the guest ernment was putting into effect dred a day in this one city. equipment. Workers sabotaged against the committee’s coopera- PHaoeas and leng torso styles; I W of Producer Samuel Goldwyn, Bid- decrees providing severe penalties Why pay $13 more? Big saw waskss planU producing war materials. tion with the Japanese military. The infiltration of women into Bisoe and buHoa.aw.dowa stylesi Tai- Ooz lop-qnabty pereole—ot a took- dle. a visitor here, akserted: for sabotage and subversive ac- machine crafts has already begim kosSwirlaler aotioa and LovaU wriagarl Provincial officials resigned, re- lored to a T la crisp percoles, poplins^ bottom prlMl Polka dels, siripss, ebecbi, " I was struck by the patience. tiidtles). M d several training clasaes have fusing to follow Quisling edicts. broaddoibs, priat-or.plala. 1-^ 7-1A flower prlatsl Whip tkaa into pretty WHh electric pump. . . . 81.80 Imagination and constructive lurd It was believed here that the been absorbed. Resistance to the The situation rushed to a climax ------7------;------drasMS, koaeeooatsl Tnbiastl 36 . work that went into it (movie- reported German preparations emplo3onent of women has largely WHh gasoline en gin e. . . 6e.e0 last week when Joseph Terboven. were prompted by dissatisfaction broken down In the face of the German commissioner for Nor. making). Behind each picture is Piano, Violin, Cello an army of technicians working with progress of the campaign in realities of the situation, although way. clamped Oslo and its en- . the Ukraine, in which th* Ruman- it still exists in some areas. virons under civil seige. Death or under extreme difficulties—diffi- Infitructions ian Army has been playing an imprisonment to those who oppoa- culties no other industry encoun- Fafmera throughout the state ters, for each picture must be important p a rt ^ were preparing to tighten their ed the Nazis! And no appeal. evolved as a new adventure, com- Oppose Continuing War belts and work a little harder In Oslo, became a. virtual prison for Dr. Ernst Eppinger There have been repeated re order to get In the crops. Apple OIL PRICES SLASHED! B ^O VE R ALL BARGAIN! ■ THEY'RE SANFORIZED! 500,000 Norwegians. Steel helmet- plete in Itself. 'The output is enormous, but'advantage cannot be ports that both the Rumanian and peach crops are maturing and ed German troopers with tommy Rockville " Phone 949 LET IT BLOW! public and army leaders were op- there Is scarcely any mature male guns patrolled toe streets. taken o f miss production meth- p o s e to continuing the war 100% The invedera had found it easier ods." labor available; chief reliance for WardsFomoiu Foraerly • member of the against Russia now that the pro- toe harvesUng Is on school chil- Sol«f Boys’ to overrun a country than to sub- vinces of Bessarabia and north- dren and women. The response 'to due its people. And toe atory of The United States, Brazil and '^Vienna Symphony Orches- you won H care if you have ern Bucovina, ’ Which the Soviet Pennsirlvaiiial Oslo is not ;*et flnlehed. appeals has been excellent to date. HfMMstoad«n Mexico, respectively, are the three tra. took by ultimatum more than Jtod it is felt that an extraordinar- Mow Shirts Steel CAble Aereea Rood most populoiu i)atlona.ln toe west- year ago, had been won back. ily fine crop may be saved. Fed!, tarn An automobile filled with Ger- ern hemisphere. insultition protection The Istanbul newspaper Ikdam, 8haforlred man soldiers sped down a high- Mr. Danaher sUted that it haa inoAided Ifere 85S/ /tar meanwhUe, Ubelled Bulgaria a recently come to his attention that flfcxwaJt way seemingly free of obstructions *nd w indow s.. .thfltV where coM comes in and benigerent naUdn, citing the ac- iS v AaaJrenary . . . And suddenly turned turtle as Individuals were being roleased tion of the refugee Greek govern- i!m ???* ® more comfort and smaller fuel and other correctional le yew saaMesr "V—rt-, it struck a steel cable stretched ment in declaring..,war against instttutlona to assist In picking the across toe road. bills this winter by insUIlinK protective insulation! Bulgaria. ~ 35o a quart woa’t buy biHar ssolor ofll Hoowsleadan are rlgkt out ia treat A German colonel' entered a fruit crop. He sUted that he was Get set ter Fall aowl Fill up your sea's Storm sa.Hh and roof insulation will do the trick.. .and a belligerent, Ikdam, said, wbaa tksre's m tougk lob la bo deoal Parts subway. There was a scuf- emphatically opposed ts within a year eaUbllahed Disquiet is overtaking minds; lo irl’s Assmlant tomporary offlcea hare today. doubt is gaining , control of that and do your wash the aiodhni way? Send it tho Right Combination of tho Woikf's Bast Qgamttm ' The t o ^ will mushroom out of ■pint,. to New Model Laundry! Save yenraelf the work ** milss north o f Bbuld- Tkouaih Sdel Ph il Sdil M iiV Sdtl Q.N Sns m Offer Large Rewerd robaccoe for a COOLER BULDBt Rottor TASn Is B ein g Sought ^ Vegas-Bouldqt CMfodwt Paris police offered a reward of aad worry of home washing and enjoy froahor, highway. l u haart and iu Uto if tlhtr httf Iriiirlitfc ’U p M i SkMts’ Umilalipil one millloa francs (about 920.000) cleaner clothes, tool There’s a thrifty aervice for niagne- Fi UIih Dm ■for lafbrmatioa leading to the ar- OMlUytiiaic every need! -Waterbary, Sept. 18—0^—Po- ^sflwakevee^reeeiteheep be aaeaged ee eay ef *e w reM o f raUroad oabotaurs. French Huy a pack. • .when you light 8 today were seeking the aeeaO- iSUuSiiSSISfy. If” - 1 * 8 eiviUao watduqen were oonscrlpt- teeeM tefewW behreegM zv aparleUy pritsd MemsIYea - ed to guard the raUrosulB under Chesterfield yoii ^et an aroma andfragrmi^^ j of a tt-Tsar-old East Main m 84« from Gobtoo, in northern Nevada: ^^yuttfleW W ybyeer «et girl win aated barMlf from Uadetid ftwei^fd Trim; WeeT braok penatty of death tf any sabotage power, Mpad ig from Boulder Ulch blacks, brawaa; occurred In their aector. so delightful that it*s tojoyed even by Bsk ooly by a otruggls during Dwi.aiw water from Lake Mead ahifta, tsadlee, drkasee, ■eg BMiib. Toped frei la wet WMlkeil feeds wb *l-sbe was abls foa m hsrself The Germane rounded up 6.000 wUl beratOlaed in the electrolytio ^Miioil ONoob ioMoiir fvM yee gieidle sep Slreeger thee Oevt. >alMeeed Jews with the announosptsnt they who do not smoke. gag and sevaam to btr Pfo«w by which the ore win be ifl.eer I tr fo r hMpi •esi-aellari 94T. ,. p « l Sbirf6...Sle ooto/k- were suspected of epposiBg Ger- New Model Laundry fmverted into the metal oo vahi- I tatrudar sotsred ths girl’s man trooiw. We spare no expense in " feble to national ^**—«*« Out of anetset Greeba eoine sto- jss at 8:15 aju. ysateraay, Scorea o f key men A o m the PHONE 8072 IjMr by ths wrist sad thrust riea of guerrillas and sabotaun at Chesterfield .the best smoke money’ CSeveland, (MUo^ effioaa o f Baaio work. Oerman and ttaUan aoHters “ blsfli fat ksr BMmth. Kagneolnm, Inc., mt up quartera a Are eoeapa aftsr disappsar. Provisioiia ara>etolsn. buy. . . hrom the tobacco in^if^'i Raw materials for the o f was are ruined. Forast fires treaiid M . I put to the moisture-prooC ptnooa w ill be maintained until I coMWfla. tlBshsr whtek igm to be kr.;lKt%- are opened in the as ytt etA and aWpead to G « n cellophane jacket that keppa^ new dty. STREET IfTTHE IRUNORV DO IT W. G. GiENNEY Co. field always Frssker and V ^ / ■■ -vt 'X . V V ‘ .v-> ' '■

I ITANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1941

ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1941 snlng behind us, we have taken he' sought of his own accord, and PAGE SEVER what seems the greatest risk of of which he can never rid him- Grand Army’s all, and wo have answered Hitler’s self. SERIA L ST O R t — and then fight eternally to bold challenge upon the seas y ith the Man A b o u t Manhattan Food Wm Be O vernight Newa Urges Legion them.” Imitas 9f nUb The convention, with much busi- decision to attack his submarines The Selectmen Should Act By George Toeker Rolls Dwindle D aily Rad io Progra m s PUaUSHBO BT THE ______■/ O f Connecticu t ness to transact on vital Issuss of n iu a jD PBXNTiNo CO, n m and raiders and bombers on sight. BRIDE FRO M T H E SK Y Beaten Stanerd Time Fifth Column national defense,'awaltsd the re- It BUm U 8tr«*t A t the Republican primary, last New Tork—Fodtnotea to b ia -*fof his boldness and perseverance. By Asaoetoted Presa , M o u l d P o K c v Haneta*«t«r. Com. Ttik is only the slightest shade BY H ELE N W ELSH IM ER coevNioHr. test. port of National Oommander Mjio week, the present membership of tory: New York’s first schoolmas- In those days Journalism was a Fewer Than** Hundred ______NSA asavies. inc . tromab rERoasoN repooved from full war; It Is a pol- i ' J. Warner, of ToIeX; a message Oonoral U■n■c«T the Board of Selectmen was, with ter was a Hollander named Adam chance pursuit, as was painting Wickard Urges Farmers New Haven—When Yale begins from Frealdent Roosevelt, to be Beandod Oetobor 1. Ittt * ,icy laden with dramatic risk; yet Roelantsen who disembarked at Carry on for Comrades York Wants Ginvention - ...... ■ ' —^ and other creative arts. He was The Story I Two euttora i»m as- Its 341at year next Monday It will delivered by Frank Knox, secre- one exception, endorsed for re- third drawer on the right-hand BvblUliod Boorr BTonins Bseopt it is. In the year,'the c^mactlc New Amsterdam in 1Q33. . . , But the pappy of news writing in At Convention. aoclato magatlne editor Judy Al- Quiz Kids to Turn Out To Cooperate in Rais- have the largest freshman class In tary of toe Navy, and an address election. In the .normal course of bis pay was so poor he had to take tide of her desk she bad left half To Play Important Part Biuiday* and RoIldarA Baurod At contribii^n to American safety. America, and-wbo can say that len. One, Sandy Anunemian, avi- tha university’s history but deple- by Mayor Florsllo H. LoGuardla, ._Peat Ornea at Maaebaitar. Manchester elections, such prima- in washing to eke out an exlstehce. but for him there may never have ator, she believed the loved when a dozen kodak anapa of Sandy, ing Record Supply. In Nation's Stand. of New York who Is director of toe Caaa, aa Baeend Claaa Mall Mattar. For it establishes, beyond all Columbus, O., Sept 15—OP)— tion of the upper class ranks be- . . . I f you are disinclined to agree been that curious and inexplicable his plane la downed on a trip to t^ s n the summer before whan Their First Graduation cause of the draft and enlistments Office of (jlviUsn Defense. ry endorsement predicts success that times have changed, consider Fewer than a hundred o f ,the his sliver plane first flew her way. ■UBMRlPnON RATS* doubt, the certatiity that this na- Institution, the Broadway Column. the weat eoaat, only to change her Belt Lake (^ty, Utah, Sept 15.- will keep toe total undergraduate Milwaukee, Sept. 16.—(P) — Reports of tod legion’s stsnd- Oaa Taar by Mall ...... }•.#« at the polls. Such a prospect, to how Nicholas Murray Butler, Further, Bradford paved the great Arm y that answered P m l- mind when newspaper atortoa link She must reach for them, must UPl— Secretary of Agriculture Ing conunlttees, Including that of Par Mentb ^ M a ll...... I JO tion arlll not y iA l to what has enrollment about the same as Sergt. Alvin C. York, of Tennessee the Republican lea^rshlp, means president of Columbia university, way for epochal events for it was dent Lincoln’s calls for ^ soldiers him romantioally srith debutante see that toey were in p U ^ . But New York. Sept 16.—(F)—•TheaMBS; 7:00, MBS; 8:80, NBC- Wickard declared today that an usual—approximately 2,100. About tos national defense group, which Blaala Copy .■•••••*.•...... •t .OS always been a danger ^eater would appear if he bad to excuse that wasn’t all. She must see Dallyarad Oaa Taar ...... If.00 no neglect of cam p al^ duties. It in a New York newspaper that four score years ago carried on Peg Gordan. The other Is Philip Quls Kids ara turning out their Blue; 8:46, CBS; 11:00, NBC. CRS; abundance of American food would 680 freshmen are entering, 126 one of the ranking heroes of too recommended that geographic lim- than war Itself—the danger that himself on Mondays and, pin Poe’s "The Raven" was first pub- for their 'comrades In toe 75th na- Rogers, attorney, Judy changes Sandy and Sara grouped together first graduation—Cyn^lh Cline, 6:15, NBC-Red; 7:65, CBS; 8:00, serve aa a "Fifth Column" to In- more than last year. World War and an advocate of aU- itations of toe use of American MBMBBR o r has, in the past, been theNSuperior In some gay world where she we arould, by complacent and starched drawers to a clothes line. lished; it was here that Lafeadio tional encampment of toe Grand her mind in Chicago about flying expert on arts and a veteran of 24 MBS; 10:80, MBS; 11:80, MBS. cite the conquered and hungry Hartford—If present trends con- troops be abolished, will be turned THB ASSOCIATED PRESS Vigor and unity of the Repiibllcan Learning got a long jump on never had been. out aid to'Ruasla as a meant of Tba Aaaoelatad Praia la azelaalTa* Hearn, Walt Whitman, James Army of too Republic today. to join SfBdy, retnma to her of- broadcasts. TaUcs—NBC-Blue, 6:30, Radio ^oples ot Europe to rebel against tinue, the number of examinations stopping Nazi Germany, wants over today to new commlttMs. careless degrees, concede to Hit- the theater in New York. The first ‘T il look over the proofs," Bars She graduates becauae Septem- ly aatlUad to tba nia or rapnbllea* campaigns which has produced Fennimore CDoper, O. Henry and A meeting of department com- fice Ml New York to find her seo- Forum, Aubrey Williams on given for driver’s licenses In 1941 the American Legion National con- They will draw up toe recommen- tlaa of all nawa diapatehaa oraditad ler the advantages whldh have theater didn’t come along until al- was saying. "You havs other, ber 28 U her alxteento birthday what seemed like routine v l^ Richard Harding Davis left their mandera to arrange Wednesday’s totai^, Sara Fuller, acting auspl- "Youth” ; NBC-Red, 10:80, Gen. In a speech urging farmers to WlU set a record for toe Motor vention to play an important part dations on which toe convention to It or Dot etbarwlaa oraditad la been the prelude to all his. con- most a century later. . . . Op Dec. thumbprints on the facade of more Important things to do."-She anniversary, which puts her be- Geo. C. Msrahsll at American Le- will act before adjournment thla paper aad alao tha local nawa tories. parade, committee meeting! and Vehicles- Department's 24 years of pnbllinad haraln. B, 1732, an excited populace. ob- journalistic history. • • • picked up the copy as ahe spoke, yond the age Umlt for the pro- gion convenUoa dinner; ?7BC-BIue, Thursday. quests. • • • official neetinga from Gov.,, Jflhn operation. Commissioner John T. All nphta of rapubIleatloD ot The best tsrpe of campaign that talped Its first glimpse of drama. W. BricRee and Mayor Floyd The Office Takes Sidea and stepped into- toe cubby-bole gram. Wednesday night on NRC- 10:05, Donald M. Nelson on De- McC?arthy said today. As of Aug. Urges Peimaaent System apaolal diapatehaa harala ara alao There is, in this summary of any regiihe in office can wage is a . . . The only light available was a A century ago most New York Green were on today’s program of Chapter Vn that was her office. Amazed at tha Blue will be her lest appearance as fense, 31, 60,630 examinations were The defense committee propoe- raaarrad. the American position, no license ring or^candles hitched to a barrel era hurried flown to South Street dark girl’s sudden generoalty Judy an answerer of Joe Kelley's ques- ed a permanent system of univer- toe diamond jublleS session. Judy paused at toe low, white NBC-Red— 7, James Melton con- given, 12,000 more than In' the cor- r‘ Pall aarvMa ollant of S. t. 11. demonstration of its keen aware- hoop and suspended from the ceil- —"the street of ships"—for their smHed and let her go. \ tions. Together with nine-year-old cert; 7:30, Margaret Speske, sal military training, a permanent for diminution of effort. What se- Barks Off Roll CaU entrance to her office, suddenly In responding date In 1937, the record l<; Saraloa Ine. ness o f vital municipal problems, ing. . . . A large sign on the wall gossip. , . . Today, they hurry National Chaplain Joshua C. Her pictures still were tbaro. Gerard Darrow she ranks as one songs; 8, L Q. Quls; 8:80, Brew- year when 63,765 teats were given. two ocean Navy, fortIficaUon of Choose your curity we have won, we have won full control of her senses, every She opened her bajg and hid the o f toe origtaal quiz kids. all American islonda eultable for Pnbllabara Rapraaaatatlyaa Tba and of its ability to solve them. exhorted the, spectatOM not to home to spread open their news- Pearce of Denver shared toe plat- ster Boy: 8, Contented concert Hartford— The Hartford Col- through our own boldness, spY. . . . The tlOo of the play was Inch toe editor of her department. pictures under a zipper. defense purposes and acquisition Jullaa Matbawa Spaelal Asaacy— One of the great unsolved ques- papers and turn on their radios. form with Rep. John Vorya (R. CBS—6:80 (West 6:30) Blondle; leges of Law and Insurance open- Raw Tork. Cbloaao, Datrolt aad through our own ability to decide “The Recruttlngxpfflcer.” and it . . . Today one of Manhattan’s sta- Only toe brown blaze of her eyes Now she must find tos late pa- Dstes for the return of three by peaceful means of any other is- Ohio) at laat night’s memorial revealed her Inner turmoil. 7, Vox Pop from Duke U.; 7:30, ed the academic year today with Boatoa. tions in Manchester at the mo- was Immensely successful. . . . It tions IWT’TYC) is city-owned and service and barked o ff a roll call pers. They were In a waatepsper programs with Ipng microphone lands that could be used for de- and act in spite of impressive Unconsciously Sara Fuller hung Gay Nineties; 8. Ronald Cbiman ta a total enrollment of 210 students, fense. li MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP ment Is that of fair rentals. was revived many times through accepts no advertising. . . . An- of his. old company. basket In toe outer office. Non- records havp been set. “ Lost Horizon” ; 6, Now Orson representing 13 states and 70 col- Gov. Winthrop threat from abroad and bold sabo- up. Her green eyea darkened and chalantly as though she discussed - i ’/ Sergeant York, whose life has CIRCULATIONS. Almost every other Connecticut the years, and once presented other (W E V D rw as named for the Then he said simply: "They On October 12 at CBS tha New WeUes series. leges. she stood, towering above toe girl Toric' Philharmonic Symphony will been depicted in a movie, dis- tage at home, through the su- purely for the personal' pleasure Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs don't answer now. They are all new tbsdea for summer nail polish TTBC-Blue—6:80, Concert snd r i Fslrfleld— Mrs. John Scott of Tba Harald Printing Company, city which has a housing problem whose assistant she was. begin Its twelfth consecutive agreed with toe statement of Sen- lao, aatomaa no financial raanonal- preme effort of American industry of General George Washington,, and accepts no Compensation for gone. I am the only one left. God a h e smoothed th a discarded dance; 7:80, True or False; 6, Ba- Plttoburgb, Ps., suffered second "Wasn’t It rather an abrupt end broadcaat. aeason of the hour-and- ator Gerald Nye, (R-N.D.) non- bllltp for typographical arrora ap- because of defense activities has Though Manhattan’s earl^ set- lectures and arguments concerning bless them aU.” sheets, and apoke to the secrets- sin St. Swing: 8, Famous Jury tri- degree bunts shout toe face and paaring in advarllaamanta la tha and American labor. The security Ing to your conversation?" Judy ries and receptlentet. a-half Sunday matinees. Thla year interventlontet, that toe picture from Watkins 13 Modeh! now organized its Fair Rent Com- tlers were largely Dutch, Italians labor.. .'. Still others of the small- Vorya declared that "all our als. -t neck yestehlay when an incinera- Manobaatar Evanina HaralA we have thus far won can only be have figured In Its progress slnhe er stations concern themselves soldier dead di«. not die in vain," asked, removing her hat and cape. ‘T v e beard Tm climbing up to the orchestra ia observing its cen- bearing hla name is propaganda. mittee. These committees are dis- " I ’m sorry I Interrupted. I ’m back, MBS—7:15, Sky over Britain; tor flared up in the cellar of the “If toe story of my life Is pro- . . maintained and Improved througn 1524 — eighty-five years before chiefly with broadcasts in foreign adding that “ in the present and in glory on Sandford Ammerman’a tennial. Leopold Stokowski, re- 8:30, Russell Bennett notebook; Eight different desks. .five lecretaries!. Monday, September IB covering practices wHUrii ought If I'm wanted again." Sasco HiU house ahe had rented paganda, then so ia this very con- increasing effort and Increasing Hudson appeared. In 1524 the languages for the benefit of the toe trying times of toe future, kite," the said. "Oh, bere’a the cently signed to direct eight NBC 9:80, Tom, Dick a.nr. W alter Dsmroseta’q muele ap- Legionnaires on th\ tve of toe otr raid protection. the American position today with we may go forward with confi- get around to doing something 6jS0— AddlUonal army maneuvera a record supply of food-ao that and he deserves to be remembered about it, ^ dusting toe desks or watering the passed Judy. ?7BC-Red— 1, U ght of too World; ure to Have Them Be first business sesalonXof the- 23rd that of a yaar ago, reiterated and edy. preciation hour retuma for toe Great Britain might be amply dence that the American policy is flowers. She ruled the office at 8o already tha office had'taken fourtoentb year. Dr. Damroacb. 8:45, Young Wldder Brown; 5:45, annual convention— Soced with The result is that, in other Con- supplied, Wickard said: Fingeiprinted. eocpanded the same thought. He right, and with the resolution to Drive Is Made on Vice that moment, and the refused to sldee. Some believed toe rescue now ta hla SOth year, directs tha Paul Douglas sports. CBS— 2:15, serious decisions on proNema aris- concluded that “ the truth is that necUcut cities, tenants who feel they had to take over floors in the acknowledge any interference. met was authentic, or were deter- orchestra and acta sa his own com- Frank Parker tenor; 4:80, The "What do you think is toe effect ing from toe foreign conSet. pursue it to its final and success- Coy and associates, and I will be .^nd Gambling in Ma- upon those people looking across Judy turned quickly, eyea flash- mined to pretend that - they did. mentator. O’Neills. NBC-Blue— 10:8(J a. m., Hartford, Bept. 15.—(jp)— The An avowed Interventlmlst, York C arleton Schuster during thla year Americans have ful end.” themselves victims of unfair land- Willard Hotel. That* lasted less very glad to send it to any reader the channel from half-fed France than a fortnight. Official Wash- n ^vers Area. ing, voice smoldering under Its .And others were hoping that Lum aad Abner, alao In toe vet- Alma Kitchell journal; 11:30, Federal Immigration and Natural- urged the Legion to stay out of in spite of obstruction, inlsunder- lord tactics have a recognized of- who will send a request, to the coldness. She picked up toe empty or HoUand and aeelng tpe British ization Bureau at Hartford today ington had hardly caught its McCoy Health Service, in care of Sandy had flOwn away. The goe- eran class, wlU be back on a full Farm and Home Hour; 1, p. m.. politics but to take a big band in atandlng, many mistakes and fice to which they can go with leather frame that one time bad are getting enough to eat? issued a warning that it feels that breath before the English took this newspaper. . Lake ^*;4u-les. La., Sept. 15.-00 alp columns would say thtnge. network status Swtombar 36. Arm y Band. MBS— 11:30 A. M., shaping the nation’s foreign policy. PIA NO shortcominga, followed a true The Answer lo Lindbergh their complaints. If their com- over the swank apartment house held Sandy's picture. Everyone would know. That Is. Thslr now ssrtes, NBC-Blus, will and 4:80 p. m., American Lemons “ Food Fifth Ooiama” many alien children in Connecticut Uberty Not Inherited" When writing please ask for toe —Military A)id state authorities, “Where la Sandy?" ahe asked, are falling to come forward to be course by which they have great- plaints are just, the Fair Rent where the late Andrew* Mellon special article on "Sick Gall Blad- after a concentrated drive on vice, unleu Sandy found, a newap^ier ba four Umea a week. Laat season parade. "I think the effect," he eald, "is When, in Des Moines Thursday voice tense. " I didn’t give you toe equivalent o f about 10 field fingerprinted under toe raglstra- “ For we who are here have once lived. der’’ and also another entitled gambling and uqcleanlinesa in tfie In his mountain fastness snd they ran Paclfle coast only after a Short Waves: DJD DZD Berlin, ly increased the security of Amer- night, Charles A. Lindbergh sank Committee is ready to fight for permission to destroy hla picture. armies. Food Is our Fifth 0>lumn. tion act of 1940, which provides learned a lesson,’ ’ he said, “We TEACHER Since then, it has been touch ,1’Jaundlce." Please enclose a large area where half 'S million troops squared things with the pubUc. year or so layoff for movies. Be- 6, News; HAT4 Budapest, 7:80, ica." them. I’d like It back, please. A t once!" When the conquered peoples see a penalty for both adult and child learned that liberty, freedom and to tha lowest level of his warped and go and the English now are today began their huge war He would have to deny the Peg fors that toey were on CB§. Concert and News; GSC GSD Lon- democracy are not Inherited. We Forrasrljr o f Boston self-addrei^d envelope and 6 “ I took it upon myself to keep whst America Is supplying toe aliens who are delinquent. That is the truth. Not only career and openly introduced the In Manchester, there is no place scattered through half a dozen cents in stamps. , maneuvers, expressea. themaelvea romance and toes hla heait down don, 8, HeadUne News; TGW A know that a country cannot fight other buildings. still when I was asked for B ^lc- from toe sky to a girl with rpaty Guatemate, 10, Concert. British In ths way of food, and Now that toe initial ruth ia over NOW TEACHING AT through events abroad like the element of racial prejudice into where complaints may be re- as pleased with the s o le r a ’ health Dialing toalgfil> ^'sr: 6:00, to win them once and then etop. • • • ture of you and Sandyl I neither hair and eyes that were purM^ know that toere’a more where toe toe bureau warns that the fact 85 W EST C EN TE R ST. destruction of the power of Italy his discussion of American for- ceived. I f there is injustice being Questions and Answers and conduct. ^ denied or gave the right to any- must not be overlooked that toe We learned toe bard way that Social Activity Declinea Sharp Army criticism, Kowsver. with mist as she welted. Brltlah suppUea come from, I (School Children Should Eat one to take that.” Sara’a voice • B • think these people In the conquer- act still makes It mandatory for liberty and freedom and democra- W A T K I N S and the stamina of Russian resist' eign policy, it was not the race he done, there is no formal effort to Oddly enough, all of this vast was directed at the numb^. of Phone 2-0269 Breakfast) was clcM and clipped. Yimr' 1080 ed countries may do more than alien children to be regietered In cy are prizes awarded only to • ROrHfiBS. INC. ance, but through our own posl attacked which had to answer correct it. expansion in the diplomatic corps Question: Mrs. William D. in- traffic accidents in the western' She found a new set o f proofs, W D RC >>'», thoae people who fight to win them "No, you merely turned your carried them into her office and ^ Kilocycles Kilocycle* hope for victory for toe democra- person within 30 days after their has been attended by a great de- quires: "Is it all right to let toe section of Louisiana where f ^ tire action our security has been him. Americans of every other The present selectmen ' could head respectfully and didn’t care. closed the door. I f she worked cies; toeyu work and fight for It." 14th birthday. Under 14 toey were cline in diplomatic social activity. high school boy or girl go to more than a month the Third multiplied. race and religion led the rebuke. make no better campaign, in the In the first place, the folks from “ ou sold It—not for 30 pieces of she would not remember. Work Mesiday, fiapt 18 Monday, Bept 15 The speech was prepared for a regtetorijri by proxy by their par- school without any breakfast? My Arm y’s 330,000 troops have been iver, but to hurt me. You've As for the American course, There was, for Instance, Francis interim before election, than to abroad are too grimlv busy. In stayed with you. It never let you P.M. P. M. jf regional conference of farm lead- ents when toe latter apprared for two children refuse to eat and I concentrating before marching wanted to do that for a long time! fingerprinting. every step we have taken has in- second, it’s too difficult to tefi down. Work spread Its paths 4:00—Backstage Wife. 4:00—Ad Liner. f ers to discuss next year's produc- B. McMahon, associate professor accept responsibility for this prob- worry over their being hungry In against toe Second Arm y’s 150,- But krfiy. Sara? W hy?" Failure to comply may be pun- whether the friend of today might 000 men. across long loneliness and silence 4:16-^toUa Dallaa 5:00— Mary Marlin. tion goals for Pacific Coast and volved risk, risk of open war, risk of philosophy at Notre Dame and lem, and see that a Fair Rent the middle of the morning. It • • • 4:30—Loranso Jonee. ' Rocky Mountain atates. lehed by 81,000 fine or tlx months be the enemy of tomorrow—or State Police Capt. B. O. Yeldell, until you forgot aomeWorld war I I It seems to me tost office of Immigration Director L. might not be won. But either we they get up too late to eat break- taurants and beer parlors, declar- smile. 8:45—Jack ArmaUong. toe flrat thing to release Is that L. Martineau said that before ac- tack as "un-Christlan and un- their bosses — Is teatime. Every ed: had known about another girl. man. 'I w a n t M odern* fast and get to school on time. All of this— tkip discomfort— 6:00—News and Wsatocr. this la our v/ar, not someone else’s tion la taken toe reaaona for de- have been moat fortunate, or we American." In a Ulegram chal- day at 4:30, from Lord Halifax We’ve broken up gambling in A rata came up and apattered 6:15— Bob Trout Newa Try awakening the children a lit- has hit you rather badly. Please 6:18— Basaball , Scores and 6:20— Edwin C. HIU. war—our war, because o f (h* linquency will be considered, and selected our risks well; every sin lenglng Lindbergh to debate. Pro- down to the lowliest office boy. the entire area except for a few the window pane. Lllaca from a Washington work halts for a cup of tea and a tle earlier in the rooming. Soroe- believe I wasn’t respohslble for It. potted plant grew sweeter and StricUy Sports. . 6:80— Paul Sullivan Reviews toe greedy aims of a certain man who that toe extreme youth of thoM gle one o f them has paid off in fessor McMahon said: "I cannot times they are not hungry because cheaters who won’t stay long. I hardly staged that sc*ny "forelgnera" in Washington. Sick Oall Bladder enough effort ia spent in making bad dream, too. Something annmd 11:08—Sports Roundup. Some embassy staffs have In- full month ir the field, said there plaid aiilt the wore. 12:80—Sammy Watkins’ Orebsa- 11:15— Les Brown’s Otch. products that wUl require betweeh a vital part in keeping Britain thla meal attractive, when there were now about 650 soldier- which a story-teller'arranged hla y finally accomplished the trans- creased a thousandfold. There are The gall bladder ia attached to la too great a tendency tq serve ’’Oertainly. Why does it aeem Ule. 11:80— Clauds ThomhiU's Orch. 4,600,000,000 and 5,000,000,000 standing. patients in toe three Thlril Army odd to you?" Judy held her voice 12:88—News. formation of the America First purchasing commissions, "good toe liver and acta as a small res- toe same food over and over But even as ahe read'^he atory, 13;0(J—Linton Wells, Nsws. pounds of milk; about 500,000,000 area evacuation hospitals, each to its low contralto. Her hands 1:00—Silent dozen eggs; 16,000,000 pounds of FUEL When the lease-lend bill was neighbor" commissions, special she lifted the telephone xtom Its 13:08—Shep Fields’ Orchestra. Committee into the National So- ervoir for bile which slowly flowrs again. Try to get a little more va- with a 500-bed capacity. passed; with its assurance that military and naval delegations and riety Into toe morning meal and played with new proofs. She ivory cradle and repeated Italllp 12:80— Bob Crosby's Orch. poultry meat—chicken for the clallM Party of America. into It from toe liver, and then He said toey were suffering In wlriied Sara would move away. Tomorrow's Program 13:88—News. most port; almost, 1,500,000,000 • ‘ i55****’ •^'■•taries and clerks. see if the sight of new and dell- thla order: From Injuries; Infec- Rogers’ number In a low X^ce, the cream of American production There was Thomas E. Dewey, One should start with the Brit- gradually the gall bladder feeds There was something she must caught ta a husky fearfulnsss. \ A. M. pounds o f pork and lard. W s havs cloua dishes does not tempt the tions, such as those caused by in- 8:OO^Reveilte and Agricultural would be made into a steady describing Lindbergh's injection of ish embassy, purchasing commis- toe bile drop by drop into toe In- children to sit dowrn and eat. know and know quickly. In toe (To Be Coatlaaed) ’ \ Tomorrow's Program olmaat 135.000.- O I L sect bites and polaonoua weeds sion, etc., but I ’m not going to testines. The most common cause Nows. A. M. OM t(ms ot fruit, and.mora than 2,- stream of aid to BrlUin, it was religious and racial prejudice into residratory ailments, such as sore 8:28—News. 7:00—News, Weather. 500,000 cases ot canned Yeas* commonly believed that such aid with the Union of gall bladder disorders is ca- (Attacka of Numbnesa) throats; and venereal disease. a discussion of foreign policy an Socialist Republics. tarrh, or catarrhal Inflammation at thla new pact peacefully and 8:30—Sunrise SpeclaL 7:10—Shoppers Special. Music, tables.** - AND ^ Question; Francesca O. writes: "Shortly after they moved Into might reach Britain too laU. Cer- “inexcusable abuse of the right of Only a few months ago, Am- This may exist with or without constructively la the largeet la the \ 7:00—Morning Wotch. tlma tainly the cUmactle Nazi attack "Three different Umea I have at- the maneuver area from their baa« Blanket Pay :00—News. ''Tww-Ilijiwr For Ootaa freedom o f speech which 130,0OQ,- torg, the Russian purchasing agen- toe presence of gall stones. camps," he said, “ there was an in- aircraft Industry la America, has 7:80— Robarts. cy In this country, was running The patient will complain of tacka of numbness during toe expanded the fastest aad has pro- 48—European News Roundup. 7:40—Bond Cfiothsa. RAMOB o n . upon Britain would come w l^ 000 Americans, regardless of their night. Just get numb all over and crease in toe troops’ rate of vsh t8:80— Radio Basaar. out of work and about half o f its nausea and sometimes vomiting, duced toe most airplanes." 7:85—News, Weatbar. ...QUeofo—(P)—Om hundrad aad the spring; would lease-lend aid views, will wholly reject."' try to call for help but can't ereal dlseaao but this most likely Jumps Given 8:88^W TK7s Program Parada. 50 sailors frein tbs Grrat Lokss CALL Ma was sent home. The embassy and there may be a reflex pain in Was contracted In the Urge towns 8:00—^Tha World Today. get there in time to play a part in staff slipped below levels of any What la tbs. reason T" 8:00—Bipye OTleU. 8:18—Shoppers SpeclsI. Na^ tnliUM station wars “two- In New York City, Dorothy toe region of the appendix, through which toey passed to the 9:18—P d ^ News. British d^ense? ' It was a gam- racent years. which may cause an error in diag- Answer: I suggest that you ob- P ro d u c t io n A asign m en t 8:80—Esao Marketers. tlmsd by tbsir tisfts boeauas Dunbar Bromley, author, and tain an exainlnaUon during which area rather than in toe area itself. Lockheed Employes to 9:30—Mary Lse Taylor. raguteUona raqulrad them to ra- ble which, at the worst, might Now tha embassy staff has 15 nosis to be made, resulting in an The rate U now declining.” 8:35— Shoppers Special. prominent in the America First the- cause o f the attacks of numb- O f In d ust ry D o u bled 8:45—As the Tw ig Is Bant at 10 p. m. Ths glrU, 7426 accredited dlpIomaU; the Amtorg unnecessary operation for appen- Three Oasee of BlariwU 8:00—Prase News. have produced for us only the cer- organisation, sent' in her resigna- b o jj are coming hack, and what nesa will be determined. There are Receive Increase Re- Los Angetea. Sept 16— (P)-^The 10 .-00—Beaa Johnson. 8:18—Songs by Elvara. Ma tbs Hull House sstUsmant 160% M BTSRBBRBBVlOEi dicitis. Ther^ is ustuilly some fe- Only three actual cases at 10:18—Xlten Randolph. tavltod tbs BoUora to tain enmity of a Hitler victorious tion to that group, declaring u happening to the clerical and ver and after a tvw days toe several different causes capable of troactive to July 1. Aviation Ndws Committee at The 8:80—Malodle Momanta. GASOLINE, 6 Gils. $1.00 maUrU have been found among Aeranautical Chamber o f Com- 10:48—Road o f Ufa. dondog companions from 7 to 10 over all his near eneniies. It has sMretarial staff is mushrOomltig. whites o f toe eyes aild the body Inducing numbness and 1^'hsve no 8:48—Hyrnna o f all Chiurehea. Th at America First should coun- way o f knowing which cause la the 300,000 troops, he added, and merce .reported today that the pro- 11:00—M w y MuUn. p. m. Hardly nod tbs soUon board- turned out for the best; today T^e luxurious old Pullman man- may become jaundiced. explained the men— most ot whom 10:00—^By Kathleen Norris. tenance Lindbergh’s stand seems praMnt without knowing more Burbank, Calif., Sept i s —(Pl- duction assignment of the nation's, 11:18—^Pepper Young’s Pamlly. 10:18—M yrt and Marge. ed toelr atatloo-bound train sion, built from the sleeping car In the case of catarrhal jaun- bad come into toe Arm y a year 11:80—Tba Ooldbcrga. WnXIAMS Britain, our front llne’agalnst Hit- about your caae^ - under a new union contract, toe aircraft Industry doubled during 10:80—Stepmother. 150 nelghlwrbood boya swannsd to me as great an assault upon f^ortune. i# now the Russian em- dice, this Is often associated with ago from civilian life—where now 11:48— David Harum. o n . BEBVIGB, DfCL ler, AScmingly stands Immune 44,000 employes of Lockheed Air- the flrat seven months o f IM l. 10:48— Women o f Courage. Into tba settlement to carry on a our democracy aa that President j ^ months ago, it look- catarrh o f toe stomach and duo- hardened and used to sleeping In 13:00— Studio Program. BROAD 8TBEBT. On Jan. 1, the commitee said, 11:00—Ad Ltaer. .. s s c ^ choice rd e until tba mid- from direct,assault; our lease-lend ed like a haunted house. Now it denum, and this is one of the com- tents afid' on toe ground. craft Cterporatloo and its affiliate, P. M. . night eloaa. Roosevelt should' lead us into a the industry fared th d s ^ o f build- 11:18—The Man I Marrlad. aid is being used te'^offenilve looks like a week-end exeUrsion. monest forms of jaundice. It may "There are far too many acci- Vega Airplane Company, are to 13:18—^Tha Lunehaonalrea. shooting war without first seeking • • • ing $2fiSl ,665,156 w o r^ of air- 11:30—^Mght Hortsona. coma on gradually, the patient dents, however,” he said, "dua to receive a lO-cents-an-fipur blanket 13:80—The Weather Man. Choose either at W a t k ins- against Nazi Gennany. A year the approval of Congress." She, in Has B a ^ Towers Q uotations planes, a figure which sopis sh* 11:48—Aunt Jenny's Stories. complaining for several .weeks of toe peraonnl element E v ^ a iu le Increase, retroactive to July 1. - perta believed would tax tba build- 13:88— Day Dreams. ago, the mere concept..of any of- Not only thfiPbut the Russians accident could . have been, avoided 13:48— Stagin’ Sam. ^ 13:00 noon—Kate Smith Speaks. other words, is still against what headaepe, loss of appetite, indiges- Company offlclala s^d the can- ers’ capacity to tha Umlt P. M. fensive against Nazi Germany have taken over another, spread- tion.sand fatigue. 'Those suffering if toe drivers had been more care- tract would glva the wtokera $25,- By Aug. I the total had rtosB to 1:00—News, weather. she coissidera .the President’s for- mg old mansion on MUitary Road. I woyld rather own a U. S. bond ful." 13:18—B ig Bister. seemed Impossible. from a chronic sick gall bladder which ia part of a national Indebt- 000,000 in Increased wages diving $5fiB6fil6fi84 During tba January- 1:18—U ttte Show. M o d ern or T ra d itio n al! eign poUcy to be. .^ u t she "pub- Just off Rock Creek park, and it 13:80—Romanos of Hstea Trent often have similar symptoms over edness of 150 billion dollars, with Twenty-seven soldiers o f toe toe coming year. A $5,000,000 por- August period the iaduatoy pro- 1:30—Marjorie Mills. In recent months, we have tak- too Is brimming with activity as Third Arm y have died from traffic 13:48—Our d a l Sunday. Ucly condemns Undbergh’s total- a perio««py jaundice. P. prasfaiBttal candidate. The A FL International Aasocla- awarded to southern CaUfocnla a ir- 3:30—Qnldtag U g h t Bora itw p . iRsniljer of the bold and blustering h*lgbborhood. but not any more 3:48—Vie and Bade. 3:00—Yount Dr. MaloBS. AmsTlca and American principles The continual retention ot bile tten o f Machinists raUfted tlte craft manufacturers scoounted for 3:18-Joyqa Jordan. O M Interna. ed in Colonial tradition, many a stopptiy In at a litUe bouse a few contract caUlng for a 60-cents- first. Even the Hartford Courant hundr^ yards away, I was In- causes It to be reabsorbed by the America’s problems are for Am - almost half o f tbs national total at 3:80—Ptefeber WUey. yonnff modem wants her home Curfew Affects an-bour minimum for beginners, $8,086fil6fiS4. Tha nine teedtag N E W R E SI D E N T S O F W s have reached out to Green- form ^ by the "landlady" that she system which is a veritable day erica to solve. W e do not think for 3:48—Kata HopMns, A n g d at to reflect the quaintaess and which has a tendency to plunge tacreaabig at the rate o f 6 cents Callfomla elrplane makers rnxvt- land and Iceland, u d bases that would like to ask me In. but that by day poisoning.* America. It la up to h e r lo decide Tim^-Bom b Blasts Mercy. charm o f Earlv America. Such heavily to tha aide of every weak- Similar symptoms aiay be ex- her own busineee. F ire Apparatus aa hour to a 7fi-cent minimum, ed Aug. I backlogs totaling $3,-" 8:00—Sw|hg Serenade. .Bdgiit have bsooms threats to all her rooms were occupied and aad bonuass fo r night work ta ad- 46L6S6.J08. B group ia thia with its big, snlng isolationist arrument-jsriii “ > ,®rter to take came of the ten- perieneed If gaUstoDas - are pres- — Jack Jones, Welak noreHat. 8:18—Prank Parker — Golden M A N C H E S T E R this hsmkphsra are now sfleettvs ent and these may ba rulad out by dltlen to tba 10-oant taereass for Wound T w o”Scopre Treasury ot Song. sturdy spool-turned bed; the not go the full distance w ip^icr. ant booBo. she had established her Woodbtuy, Bept 18-

J . ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. ■ MONDAT, SEPTEMBER 15, 1941 PAOB NINBl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN.CMESTER, cOwN. MONDAT, SEPTEMBER 18, 1041 ■■ '«"ii I jhi >AGE EIGHT Townsend to Suspend Policeman Collapses Greisnwloh. a director of the .Con- ^ood H oardin g ‘Neglect’ R eal Hurley, Names necticut Child Welfare Associa- Third-Party Activities On Top of Quarry tion. In Nation Hit Church Enemy Others On Committee To Wed October 4 llltaUan Clubs Obituary T ow n D ebt Cut Eugaged to Wed 25th Wedding Inglewood, Caflf., Sept. IS Philadelphia, Sept. 15.—(/p) Welfare Unit Mrs. Abraham J. Feldman, Supt. Tiling Analyses :—(/P)—Dr. Panels Townsend — A rookie policeman chased West Hartford, a director of the PA says tha pension movement s lO-yeor-oId boy for a mila U ^ c d Jewish Social Service Here Merged Agency and of the Travelers Aid H O LL By ^95,504 Date Observed |CaIIed IpjuriouB to Both he fo u n d^ has suapended Rev. Ward Preaches In- through North Philadelphia Miss Elizabeth Nord o f third-party activities for the yesterday and then collapsed Society, and for many years G R O U Local School Expenses Deaths General Public and 1942 national election and teresting Sermon at of a heart attack on top of This Town Included on chairman of Big Sister work. Three Separate Organ!* possibly for those of 1944.. Mrs. Robert E. Speer, Lakeville, '■ ■)------ITT------However, Sipce Reven- National Defense. South Church Service. his quarry. 1 R A Z O R Adolpk Abrahaniaon Friends Surprise Mr. In an address before 11,000 The youth was ons of^three The Committee. nationally known for her interest Blderlng the total cost of operation in welfare activities; active on the BLADES Ws Can Par mmS Osiivss zations Formed into ue of Back Taxes Is Re- persons at a Founder’s Day who fled from a stolen auto- Uwaliis Gaest Speaker ot the system. Adblpb Abrahamaon of 130 And Mrs. Victor And- Fight for Freedom committee and Vour Doctor's PrsoerlptlaM, Washington, Sept. 15—(/P)—D. celebration at H o ll^ o o d Turf Preaching on "The Creative mobile after it had crashed in- MlsS Elizabeth Nord. of this Georg* Olenney supplied the One at Meetings. W «st Center street died late Sat- duced Rate to Be Same Club yesterday. Dr. Town- Power of Worship” Rev! W. Ralph at present caring for eight refu- WELDON DRUG CO. Shows Town Second .lirday evening following a long Ill- erson and Bring Gifts. Is . Montgomery, Agriculture ' t)e- to two parked cars. Patrolman town. Textile Union executive, N)fF25« attendance prize which was won send said the organisation Ward, Jr., poator*^of South M etti^ gee'Children in her home. 4 hr I t ' Prescriptloa PtMUxoMlsts by Henry Smith. A merger of Italian clubs In ness. A native of Sweden, he haa Ipsrtment consumers’ counsel, ds- Wllflam J. Mc(7affr«y raced Lowest in Costs in The town of Mancheater during could exert more influence by diit church called ’’neglect” a Sfter the one boy. and member of the board of the Mrs. Oirnelius Driscoll, Mont- 961 M slB S t r a s t Mancheater to eliminate disunity been a resident of Manchester for Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson,' I dared today that hoarding of food vllle, active worker in social legis- ‘ ■ , iINGlE on (JOUKII KlOi the year which closed on August working within the old par- greater enemy of the Church than The boy finally dropped of Woman’s Trade Union League, is Comparable Terms. within the Italian colony in this the past twenty-five years. He is of 35 Benton street, whose 25th I suppllea either by c'onsumeni or by ties— Democratic and Repub- lation for child welfare. 15 reduced its debt $195,504.20 ov- “militant atheism.” He quoted the exhaustion on a sidewalk. Mc- one of a group of nine men and town was voted unanimously yes- survived by three daughters, Mra. wedding anniversary occurs' to^ I distributors was injurious both to lican— than by backing third- late O. O. McIntyre as an example The Rev. William J. Daly, New May End U S O terday at meetings of the Norman Olga Kelley and Mrs. Julius Andre er that of a year ago. There waa Caffrey. a few steps behind, women appointed by Governor Superintendent of Schools, Ar* { 'nwrrow, were tendered a surprise I the gsnersl public ancktho Inter- party candidates. of one who neglected the Church Hurley today to serve os his com- Haven, president of the Ckinnectl- Street Italian Club, the Sub A l- of this town and Mrs. Julia Dick- paid during the year $143,000 in stopped, then fell across the ceMratlon of the event, Saturday |esta of national defense. He also urged members to and worship for many years but mittee on the White House Cdn- cut branch, American Association thur H. niing, guest speaker at j pine Club and the Sons of Italy. inson of Hlgganum, three sons, bonds that came due and all notes, evenlM. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson youth. $550,000, were repaid. In addition Hoarding, be said, was bound to support President Roosevelt. on one occasion, just before his ference on C^hildren in a Demo- of Social Workers. the noonday luncheon of the Kl- D rive Tonight This union of organizations will Harry Abrahamson of this town, bad been Invited to dinner by Mr. Ihavs the affect of boosting prices *T didn’t vote for him, I death, when he attended Church cracy. bring the social functions of the Arthur of Denver, Colorado and to this there waa a balance on and MrsKStanley Dayetfe, o f 376 iranis Club, gave an interesting r hand at the end of the year of I more than they would go up other- probably wouldn’t if I had came awey saying: "I had had a This body will atudy ^social and Italian residents of Mancheater in- John, of Hartford. Woodbrldge street, and when they I wtso. another chance, but he la our troubling week. Yet I felt mark- East HartforSan Francisco Meona S anS S 34 salaries of the various’ school Ina. . situation la a department report It a. chance. Creative worship T«L S4M • '- c Ib- ley. where Stukas were reported Notch, who died at her home plies and weapons of war to the of Cavalier roses and Stephanotis. Legio n Post, U n it quake of 1906 and the Sants Bar- DYE WORKS, INC Oat From Heavy Steer Beef! 3 9 teaching staffs which, together Four of the present members of first aid In the Red Ooss manual. that total food production this brings a new vision for the daily M. R. Rewellu Hrv. Mrs. Hannah B. Larson of 87 dive-bombing artillery emplace- Thursday night, was held at the T. Ru.ssian front. William Braithwatte of this town took. IV Jives meaning to life and bara quake of 1926— seed up Hairison Street with the necessary reductions in the local draft board. Judge Hyde, P. Holloson funeral home, l7s Cen- year is expected to be larger than Ogata. Two minor dlaturbonces salaries of 1932. had never been Middle Turnpike East, her daugh- Arthur E. McCann, Henry A. ments and troop concentrations. "W e are anxious to get to Mos- was best man for Mr. Anderson. In any prevtoua season except In Jo i n t O u ti ng work. Furthermore, creative wor- ter,: Ml.ss Vivian Larson and Miss ter streqt, yesterday ^tem oon at were felt, apparently adjustments Phone 5107 satisfactorily adjusted. Mutrie and Ronald H. Ferguson The Donets valley, east of the cow as soon as we can," Harri- Public Records A dinner followed the ceremony 1937. ship, gives to one’s life a picture Betty Donovan of Wethersfield, Dnieper and northeast of the Cri- 2:30. Rev. Jackson L. Butler of the man said. "W e shall have consul- nt the Blue . ’late Tea Room West of what it ou^ht to be in the light after a more severe tremor which There was no definite basis of were commissioned on October 15, Quarryvllle Methodist church offi- Notwltbatandtag the large sup- put cracks In a few buildtags June salary computation at the time of returned Saturday evening after a 1940. Harold T. Keatinf- was com- mean peninsula is a region of Im- tations with Lord Beaverbrook Hartford for the Immediate fami- plies, food prices have been ad- The annual outing of the Ameri- of what it la. And finally the ex 2000-mile Canadian trip They vis- ciated, The burial was in Elmwood Applications lies. 30. Residents timed the shocks the school consolidation, Mr. Illing mis.sioned later to fill a vacancy portant Russian industries and (British mlni.ster of supply) and vancing. A s s whole, that advance can Legion -and Auxiliary was held perienca of worship, whether it ited Ottawa. Ont:, North Bay and considerable German cultural and cemetery, Vetnon. The bearers The following applications for On their return from a motor be in church or in individual medi- St 5:38 and 6:49 p. m. (p. s. L ) stated, and itmas taken the Board caused by the death of Colonel then hope to get away as soon as Kiarriagc licenses have been Hied baa been about 16 per cent over Thou.sand I.«Iands, also Montreal economic Influence. were WUllan.' Bralnard. Herbert .possible-.:’ trip to (Tanada, Mr. and Mrs. An- at the Manchester Rod and Gun tation, releases new\power with Los Angeles and the surround- PLEASE NOTE! -RE - UPHOLSTERlNa of Education all of the.se years, William C. Cheney. Andrews, Frederick Thompson, st the office of the town clerk: levels prevailing a year ago or ing metropolitan area escaped nearly a decade, to satisfactorily and Quebec, and toured the White Dive-bombers, Germans explaln- Harriman and other members ot derson will live at 62 Eldridge club in Ojventry yesterday after- in the Individual. It gives him Mountains. Harold Freeman and Herbert an . Sherwood Benson ano Helen Olson, about aqusl to those of 1931. The feeling any of the jolts.. , WILLIE ONG’S adjust salaries of the High school . ed. are specialized weapons ordi- the mission arrived'in London by street for the present and receive noon with about one hundred at- added strength, courage in temp- Harry Cross. both of this town; Wllllnm A. Clay their friends after September 22. department says that the consum- UUon, and .serenity in thi^ midst The ciallfomla Institute of CHINESE HAND faculty and the staffs of the vari- narily u.sed in land warfare onlv at air from "somewhere in the Unit- er*s dollar will buy almort 10 per tending. The auxiliary group head- 3-Piece Living Rooni BuitM Mr. and Mrs Russell H. Hills Single German the peak of battle or immediately of Eaat Hartford and Elizabeth C. of the turbuiency of every life.” Technology at Pasadena was ous elementary schools to the cur- ed Kingdom." where they had McCarten of this town; Thomas S. cent more now than m 1929, a ed by Mrs. Helen Griffin, the presi- closed Sunday and records of Its LAUNDRY MacDonald’s 7-Point Feature alb pw rent salary,scale approved. Even of Wadsworth street and their before decisive actions. I • • ^ young son are spending their va- landed earlier in the day in the Graezenski of Enfield and Sophie year when most farm and food dent, put on games tor- the wom- delicate oelsmograph were not with the small increase in the cur- Defenses Already CraelcM Neiilralitv Law's bomber which carried- them across Ia Now Strip your farnltor* to the cation in Vermont: Plane Grosses The Gorman high'command de- M. Lucas of this town. Engagements prices were said to be "too low" en and the youngitcra while the Asks P r aye rs available. rent budget earmarked for salaries the Atlantic. Permits compared with Industrial producta male section was under the direc- . A t Berkeley, Dr. Perry Byerly frame of teachers, the full restoration of clared .today that Lefilngrad. its Located At $94.50 The Booster Club of the North Change Disciissetl Applications for the following and wages. tion of Om m onder Otto Heller. of the Unlveralty of California re- Reballt— with new spring* onfi the teaxhing staffs wage scale has defen.ses already cracked, had been Harvey-Freaburu O n Sh o r t W ar flIBng added Methodist church will have a British Coast locked In a tighter encirclement by permits have been filed at the of- The department says the price One of the features of the after- portoij recording the Sierra Neva- Eaay not been effected, Mr. Illing stated. meeting this evening at the par- Rollasoiis Mark fice of the building Inspector: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Free- advances niay be attributed to a noon was the softball gome be- da .shoXlm from 8:44 to 8:59 a. m. 33 Re-Cover with Home«paa Repairs and Reptacemenls besieging German forces after At Session Toclay Reflnlsh tbe woodwork Payments sonage, 70 Henry street Joseph Prentice, alterations $400 burg of 239 Hartford Road, an- number of factors, including ta- tween tbs married and single men (Conttaned from Page One) (p. s. t.)',\from 10:22 to 10:34 and Another important item in the (Continued from Page One) ’’stubborn fighting for possession nounce the engaaement ot their OAK ST. Sagtem-Proof Constnicttoa of modemly constructed fortlflca' at 612 Middle turnpike eaat; James eresaed purchasing power resil(lt- with the benedicts getting tha btat- 10:40 to I0:S3 a. m. He listed current budget increase was that Mrs. James Sullivan of EIro 44lh Anniversary Roach, Jr., for John ^im ak, $5,- daughter. Miss Eivelyn Alice Free- ing from the defense program, ter of tha acore. Tha final results them as moderate In tatenaity. Free delivery In Connectieut coa.st during the night, Informed lions.” (Continued from Page One) *____ •' tendance at the lake front stadium ALL WORK We Cany Oer Owe Ae amount allotted to the bracket for street and her father, Harry 960 dwelling on Cooper Hill street; btirg, to Thomas J. Harvey, son of wera not tabulated, however, oa a Times reported, by residents In Easy terms. repairs and replacements. The sources reported today. •’Grest offensive operations In British demand for foods not here- as more than 200.000. DONE BY Dwyre of Pine street have return- Knofia Brothers for Joseph CTher- Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Harvey of tofore exported in large quanti- diapute oroae with the official affected commuhlUes were ap-- speaker said that the loca. school the east are progressing success- a NagI raider was in the general Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rollason, Archbishop Strltch said the in- HAND ed after a week’s tour of northern DNB, however, said it had been ronc, 2.000 garollne station 40 by 40 Liberty street. No date has tlca, speculative activity, large scorer and at a late hour today proximately the sm e. Better Covers Priced Proportionately Low . department had been operating for established that a Nazi plane sank fully.” said the war bulletin from 'Vicinity of the Galapagos Islands of 71 Washington street, whose tention of the Holy Hour services New England. 44th wedding anniversary occurred 20 feet at 624 Middle turnpike been set for the wedding. governipent purchaaea for the tha acora v/as not officially com- At San Diego, Amatour Seis- Depending On Grade of 5IateriaI many years on a minimum scale a steamer of 10.000-12,000 tons off Adolf Hitler’s headquarters with- off the" coast of Ecuador—some 1.- was not "in any sense on expres- on gcptember 12, celebrated the casL srm e^ ' foroes, and government puted. Both teams claimed vic- mologist Fred *Robtashn said hia SHIRTS, 2 for 25o as related to repairs and replace- the ea.st coast of EnKland. out further elaboration. 000 miles west of the Pacific En- sion of poliUcsi sentiment, but a HAVE IT DONE NOW! Sunday school teachers of event by a turkey dinner for mem- Warrantee pric^supportlng crop programs. tory. Refreahmenta ware served instruments recorded diw shock Work left et 1$ Birch atreet ments In the local schools, and only Night bombing attacks also The defenders of Leningrad pre- trance to the canal—and was prey- true and honest petition addressed Emanuel Lutheran church will bers of their family at their home By warrantee deed property on FOOD SALE during the afternoon and tha af- to God for a Just peace, a peace St 5:50 s. m., followed by. others before remove] mey be bed A t preoMt we have e wide telectlaa of metertala end are eqolppefi the bare necessary repairs to keep were reported on a radio station viously had been reported con ing on merchant shipping. have R meeting at the church this yesterday. Mrs. Rollason was as- Turnbull road has been conveyed fair broks up St 6 o’clock. which the sword cannot impose.’ at 8:45, 10:33 and 10:40 a, m. by eelUeg et tbe eew eddrees to give yon Imntedlete deUveiy. Beceoae of preoeet eoedltloaa we de' the buildings in such shape that on the Faeroe Islands, where the trading their lines after a Nazi The fiocation Indicated, Involv- evening at 7:30. thrust which the high command sisted by her daughter, Mrs. Her- by Jessie R. Horton to George H. AT HALE’S 'The latter two lasted three min- —SS O A K ftTREET. not know how loeg this oltnatioa wUl contbiiie. W e therefore eeggeet weather deterioration would not Germans said a British freighter ing the possessions ofholstering done N O W . Kindly cell et eer ensue, had been voted. said had broken the city’s "de nation, apparently would fall with- bert Alley, and daughter-ln-Iaw. The monthly meeting of the was damaged Sunday. fense front" at One polqt. Mra. Thomas Rollason. They re- By warrantee deed property on 9:30 A. M. Tomorrow eflioe or have oaf Kpresentetlve ceU et your faoine with nampke Consequently the time has arriv- Woman’s Society of Christian Ser- Other Luftwaffe squadrons were in the "defensive waters’* ares Windemere street has b««h con- ed, the committee agreed, to spend ceived a beautiful basket of flow- Anspices Loyal Circle, King's A t C h e n ey L i b r a r y vice will be held this evening at said to have raided Alexandria, which Mr. Roosevelt mentioned In veyed by Ntcboloa Cieri to Frank Daughters, ’ Center Church..' 'something extra in the way of per- his speech when he warned Axis ers from their grandchildren, the 7:45 at the South Methodist Britain’s Egyptian Naval port, Hospital Notes son and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dittrich. manent replacement in the im- church. last night. war craft that they entered thbse MacDonald UjpholstcHng Co. provement of sanitary equipment stretches of the sea at their own Alley, and numerous other gifts. The following books have re- German stukas last night drop- In the afternoon and evening and something along the line of A meeting of the Board of Po- Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Isabel peril. oently been added to the Mary 983 Main SL (American Industrial Bldg.) Room 302A Hartford Call 2-4127 permanent improvement. With this ped heavy bombs on British en- friends dropped In to congratulate lice Commissioners will be held In campments, tank and motor vehi- Botlcello, 89 Spencer street; F. The Navy treate)! the raider re- Cheney Library: fact in mind, the coipmlttee allot- them. Bernard Brodle, Sea Power In the Town Cofirt Room tomorrow cle concentrations on the Salum Ernest Watkins, 202 South Mata ports in a very gingerly manner TUESD AY A N D WED NESD AY ted $18,000 of the 1941 budget for street. Mr. and Mrs. Rollason were the Machine Age; Samuel Cham- FHA Valuations evening at 7 o’clock. The regular front, the "N o Man’s Land" be- and would give no hint what was married In Quarry Bank, Stafford- MAMn,«ANCMima ^ replacements, which was agreed by monthly meeting of the commis- Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Lor- berlain, This Realm, This Eng- tween -British and Axis lines on being done about them,. A l- shire. England, and have lived in SPECIALS A T all members to be "good policy." sion was to have been held on na Foster, 37 Academy street land . . . : Tom Curry, Buffalo G>e Fgyptlan-Libyan border, the though a spokesman described the Manchester for more than 35 Another item of increase which Tuesday September 2, but because Stephen Koaakowski, ' 14 Kerry Hunters; M. F. Doner, Not by high command reported today. Information as unofficial and years, and during/that time Mr. was beyond control, was the insur- all of the members could not be street; Bertrand French, 91 Chest- Bread Alone; Anne Duffleld, vague, he refused to divulge Its Rollason haa carried on a shoe re- \ ance payment of $2,990 on the together at that time the meeting nut street; Ralph Moroe, 91 Chest- 'Shadow of the Pines; Sir P. H. MODERN Aid Purchaser DELIVERY source. However, New York pair business, first on Depot EVERYBODY’S \ school boilers, a yearly dirialon of waa postponed. The primary last Position* IP rested nut strMt; William Siiaw, 474 Mid- shipping circles for days have been Gibbs, Amaglng Summer; A. F. \ insurance of incqual amount, the week made postponement again Square and now cm North MaW Goodrich, Sound of W ings; Jack- dle Turnpike East; Henry Meach- hearing of a' raider in that gen- street MARKET AMBULANCE SERVICE The valuationa aaaigned to properties by the larger part of which, is due this necessary imtil tomorrow night. From Tobruk Force am, Rockville; Mrs. Charles Bussa son. Gregory, Guardians of the PHO- S - year. eral vicinity, and these sources Both are active In Pythian or- The final figures on the cost of Rome, Sept 15.— (A5—Italian- and Infant daughter, Glastonbury; Trail; Hubert' Herring, Good Federal Housing Administration tend to restrain say that she has sunk one Dutch ganisations. Mr. Rollason is also a Free Delivery! Richard Murray, Mgr- Dial 5105-5106! A ’phone can bringa tha iniBediate acrrlcea , Comparative Costs the running of the department German detachments, striking out Josephine Pasqualinl, 115 Oak Neighbors; Adolf HlUer, My New sellers from asking prices toor’high or above the freighter and given chase to member of Mancheater Tent, "The speaker gave an interest- and the decision oh the budget from their semi-circular siege street. others. •- DOUBLE STAMPS GIVEN WITH ALL CASH SALES! Order; O. P Jones, Two Survived; ing comparison of Ibcal school Knights of the Maccabees. of onr modem, fiUIy equipped ambulance, any level at which the home buyer may obtain the to be presenUd for consideration lines at Brltlsh-held Tobruk Lib- Admitted Sunday; Mrs. l^ula Believed Surlbee Ship Mrs. M. E. (W ) Kamm, Second maximum financing terms under thd F ^A . aa well costs as compared with ten other of the selectmen and the voters ya. wrested hlU posiUons from the Post, 147 Benton street; Mrs. Ame- Two Hundred Patera Glass Pitch- "/F /T COMES FROM BAUMS ITS 6000 If reports of a raider near the Fresh Orotmd Honeycomb hour, u y weather. / FDDD STORE ciV.es and towns in the State, will be gone over at the meeting defenders near SIdi Belgasem, lia Johnson, 49 Laurel street; Mrs. ers; Judith Kelly, Marrtsga la s aa to prevent undue or temporary fluctuations in ahpwing that Manchester was in tomorrow night. ) Oafapagos are true, the opinion R ussia ns A d m i t Privsts Affair; n o m a s K srnan, east of Tobruk, in a "lightning at- Mary Kraetachmar, 16 Russell o f informed circles here '(vss that Hamburg Pork real estate values. It was said recently by FHA second place In cost per pupil, ex- street; Miss Nellie Brazauakas, FrsBce on Berlin Time; Margaret ceeded only by StraUord. The tack” Saturday night, it waa offi- She would prove to be a surface officials. lu ecTHie Li.xt A John E. Zimmerman, of 116 cially Announced today. < 117 Oak atreet; Mra. M ary W alk- D n ie p er Crossed Leedb, Reveille In Washington, ■geiin Meaca.— for LhBd O’ Lakes comparative figures given by- Mr. North School street, who reached raider. As far aa la known, Ger- 2 Lbfi." Chops 1860-1365; Mrs. D. (T ) Lutes, TOe BritUh were declared to er, 012 Middle Turnpike Eaat; many has no submarines of the ,ponuosjueein Butijer, Ib. . . . Wing were as follows: Meriden, his 80th milestone, Friday, greatly Mlee Edith Armonltls, Bolton Country School ma’sfn; Lee Mc- The FHA undertakes a comprehensive review t ASOeMCNS.- have lost an unspecified number extreme raage' necessary for (Conttaned from Page Oae) $002,000 budget for schools; West appreciated the shower of cards Road; Sherwood Waldron, Wap- /Csnn, Nostradamus; Clalro MSc^ CoeawcAa Hartford $553,000; Torrlngton in dead and prisoners after a effective operations In the vast 29e of each mortgage transaction to assure its sound- and gifts he received, and the rec- fierce figh t ' ping; Louis Rulance, Eart H art- 45c Found Murray, And Beat Hlni When He ^AMmjuKB m eicKuoacm FREESTONE P L U ^ reaches of the Pacific. The poe- tag today near Yartsevo, 27 mDea- Pond ness and attempts to place a fair valuation upon AMD A J t u e $433,000;. Hamden $461,000; Strat- ognition taken of his birthday by ford; Daniel Fitzpatrick, 11 South Sneeses; Garrett Mattlngiy, Cath- ford $297,000; Middletown $405 - The announcement said that the sibillty that one or mors UrbMts northeast of the city on the Minsk- i^the property. KSSCST. the German club of which he la a pressure on Tobruk, for most part Main street; Stanley Opalach, 227 erine of Aragon; Mrs. K. (T) Nor- 000; Fairfield $382,000 and Dan- might be operating with a "moth- Smolenak-Moacow railway, Rua- iwuawiMr Doz. c raelmbcr. which at the same time by aviaUon and artillery, now « d Woodland street; William McCur- tls, Venables; D. C. Peattle, Road DAY - NIG H T 4 3 4 0 4 19 bury $S66„000. er ship” or from s secret base waa tiaa reports aaid. meoewTD was celebrating its 54th anniver- then is increased by trtwps seek- ry, 87 O d o r street. of a Naturalist; M. B. Pick^, Sew- HMC .' Bn.L largely discounted. It waa said that some Soviet RIB. LA MB CH OPS pound 35c As an additional safeguard, the FHA operates According to tha above clasees sary at Maple Grove on Saturday. tag to disrupt the BriUsh line. The Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Ruth ing for the Home; J. M. ’ Rose, LOVtS IT, SEEDLESS GRAPES pf cities and their school budgets Chairman Walah asked t^M N a- troopa wera within 12 miles Saturday night assault was such Rankin, Andover; Mrs. Ward Mil- ot Northeast from Boston; W . B. Sad- to prevent buyers from purchasing homes beyond ' for last year the final year fo- val Committee to consider two Smolensk, with, Russian artlUary The Just Us club will meet to- a one, it said. ler, 162 Spencer atreet; Mra. Jane FRA N KFURTS pound 23c ler and M n. L. (K ) Sadler,. Grow- their means on the theory that the average Amer- wUch figures were obtainable resolutions— one by Senator Nye shelling firm a n poaitlona around morrow evening with Mrs. James The action was linked with an Alden, Amston; Neal Carson, 82 ing Out of Nabybood; Mra. B. K. ican family should not pay much more than 3 LbKl9c^ Hamden, which is comparative In (R., N. D.) and another by Sena- It M. Shearer of North Main street. aerial assault in which ’Vaves of W est Center street;- Lee Erickson, MoeOer'a I »Car-Vel-Ua (S ) Seymour, Fool of TinM; H. R. P o p ^ tlo n with ManchesUr. spent tor (D., Mo.), both oppon- Red Army artillery also was one-fifth of its income for shelter. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Specials lUUan heavy bombera hit impor- Hsynes atreet; Mrs. Florence Gab- Walpole, SesiBanUea; R. B. Wills. MeINTOSH APPLES IM.OOO more last year than did ents of administration forelgpn playing a major part in the do- Thomas A. Hooey, employed as t ^ t objectives,’’- it was said, after by, 14 Knox street; George De- Macaroni or L Bettor Houses for Budgstesrs; P. Quality Merchandise in All Departments Mancheater. a druggist at the Center Pharma- policy. Nye’a resolution pro- fensea of L e n in g r^ C. Wren, Uniform of Glory. ATTENTION! German planes scored direct hits luey, 22 Hawthorne street; Jtfim Tliese factors illustrate the FHA’a concern for _ Breaka Down Oast posed that the committee exam- Soviet (fiapatchea said the guns Mayonnaise cy, is confined to his home, 26 In- on several British storehouses Sat- Starkweather, 734 Parker street; Don’t throw your' old shoes away^ Hare Llm. c Breaking down the local costa dian Drive, with a foot Injury ine tbs log of the Greer and were firing without stopping to Spoghefti I the welfare of families assuming indebtedniss for Chuiek Pot RoasL 5 19 urday afternoon." ' Alget Lindbergh, 117 Pine, street; Rinso, O T m taxpayer, baaed on the owner- question Its officers. Clark pro- counter the heaviest blowa of -tbs the purchase of homes. The FHA, pflicials of the which resulted when he slipped On another.-African front, ac- Jesse Williams, 875 Mata strest; I them rebuilt by the maatercraft shoe rebuilder Lean, Ib ...... 2 larga bozm .... of $8,000 of taxable property posed only that a copy of the Germans. The loos of several aet- c p i n t C I O Se ts D ate 31c NATIVE PEACHES while working in the drug store cording to a high command com- Mrs. Bruno Zbyk and Infant son, 25 agency asserted, ia the only Nation-xride organiza- W in g aUted that the aveia& Orset's leg bo submitted to the tlementa on the bank of the river Pkgs. c u Wednesday. munique, a large column of Italian Rockville. 3 25 e at the tion able to protect and advise families investing-. Lean, Delicious per elementary pupil laia year committee. ‘T ” on the approaches to Lenin- Imantry and cavalry inflicted Admitted today: Mrs. Gertrude O f Sta te M eet Swan Sosf, 1 large and 1 $M A0 for teaching, aupi^M grad waa acknowledged but the Bernice Rninford in homes. Hamburg, Ib. .. 4 Lbs. 19c The regular meeting of the De- heavy losses on a British forma- Gee, 65 Foley street; Leo Ouer- 25c medium, an other Itema of achool ex- roiaaians said throa setUemanta gree at Pocahontas will be held tion in the Lake Tana sector of riero. Wilson, Coiul, Mrs. Roes Grapefrait Jaiec, v ay Baking Powder, oir $3M weekly. For high Press and Radio wera racaptured. OUR CUBE STEAKS both f o r ...... lie NATIVE PEAB8 ' 5 tomorrow night at 8 o’clock in northern Ethiopia. Rlater, Middle Turnpike; Barbara 46-oz. t i n ...... I#C m THRIFTY SHOE SHOP pupUa this ' figure waa con- Tinker HaU. The first German attempt to 12-oz. tin ...... ' New Haven, fiept 18—0T>— TI BUY OR BUILD THE F. H. A. WAT! A t the same time the Italians Tyrell. 362 Woodland street; CUf- Continu* Attacks Sunrise Sliced or Crushed Oofinecticut State ladnetriel UWon Are Becoming the Talk of more: A B educational acknowledge that the British A ir push into Soviet watera off |>n- ford Loomla, 243 School atreet; Bertln, Sept U— The Ger- tngrad eras beaten off, a LesUn- Libby’s Gotmcll eanotneed today that Ite the Town! 'Dry Some This Seottiesue, l O m •tu **a batag auppUed to pupils _ Asking that Maurice WaddeU Force was bombing and machlne- 3 Lbs. ■ ^ w 4? Adam Mozzer, 'East Middle Turn- man press and radio continued to- grad dispatch to the government Ain Executive Cemmittee hod eet Dec. SPECIAL Sec Thia Bank for Complete Information '3 roDs ...... ,e dr a coat par t a n a ja r «e $1M.48 be reetrolned from allowing atwm gUM tag their remaining strong- 2 No. size tins 4 1 C Evapomted Milk, e% t" Week sad Find Out for pike; Fred-Rich, 95 McKee street. day a ssriss of bitter att^ka on newspaper Ixveatia said. It re- 5 to 7 as tbe detee for tbe etete $1AB par waak per p u ^ per water to flow on hia property. holds in Bast Africa with Incraas- S t i n s ...... ADC About An F. A. Mortgage. Yoareelf. PE AS or STRING B! pajrar. CIteIc Seli^dal# President Roossrsit's forelfn pol- lated tliat one deatroyer was sunk Bemic* CSCYe eannol convention wblcb i« Ladiea’ H alf S o le a ...... 79c Loula Bediaa. of WethereU atreet. Ing severity. Tuesday, 10 a. m.— TonaU and ■r Preader Prune npaateteodent nung want deep- icy but failed to e i a r ^ tbs by tha Rad fleet and another by EIbcrta Peadics, to be bdd tb New Haven. . aoked for an injunction and $1,000 adenoid. Reich’s poattloa with Togsrd to bis Seioz, Men’a H alf Solea ...... ,89c Beef Stew, Juice, quart Jar... acboola and flguraa ralatad V Afriim, the daily w ar aerial bomba, while an auxUIary Tbe committee, at Its meeting \ 19c m c damagee through hia attorney Wednesday, From 2 to 4 p. m. 2No.2Vt size tins lb...... 2( .1 9 ^ the lan aan la atfia b u U e ^ oaid, Italian forces ta- to A xis warshQ>e tow tay cruiser waa driven from the action 2 large pkga. c Saturday, elao edited a reeoluUon Udiea’ U ifa ...... 2Se 29c George C Lemer in a warrant — Well Baby Conference at Y. M. clear of Amortesn dsfenas waters. in the GuU ot Finland. Seal of Merit 25 endoreiiw Preeldant .Roosevelt’s detaduag from the nicted losses on British troops C; A. Heinz Ketdinp, U A •erred Saturday and returnable to Nasi adUtaiy eosuisntaton re- A report of guerrilla actlviro Sweet Pcaa, OE,. S. O. S„ "shoot wet" speech. Men’a Rubber H e e b ...... 40e Lamb for Stew, Jambs WkHs ■ eoat per piq;iU t e t potion the Oonunon Pleas Court of Hart- and . captured a number of prioon- Friday, Prom 3 to 4 p. m.— W ell ______V _ : ta ln f^ try skirmlohes around psstsdly' smphaalasd. however, behind the German lines aaid “Of- 2N0.2 tins .... A O C large pkg. "Tbe council states tte belief,’' large bottle...... IOC CSaaHflower, m itad to bookA aupDilaa. fueL ford County 1$ October. Both par- Baby Conference at Haynes street. The M a nchester Tobruk, Libya. Italian and Ger- that lengthening nights’ would bs ga," a former paraebute-jump In- 23c the resoIutlcB said, "that the presl- Oea own property on WethereU ^Discharged today: Mra. Gladys more conducive to effective sub- structor, bad killed 14 German of- drat 'e~rjireeee<1 tbe sentiment of ALL WORK GUARANTEBDl •tract m w p l ^ were rsported to be Bertbold. icaastonbury; Mrs. P raa- Quality Loin Ameriraa Sardines, Largs iUBlrlif m ^ u ta g almost dally attacks on narlne operatleaa la the North ficers and men with an automatio Hardy HoByweud the majority at tbe American peo- that British stron$^old. ces Woebowiaka, StaffordyiUe; Atlante and dwelt at length on she captnred from the CMcmana. ple. Organised labor, above au, wil Lamb Chops, Ib... C Mrs. Doria Dugan, u DtaUMT , smployed on W P A communique acknowledged credited to undsriea The early-momlng eommnnlqua Dog Food contlinie to .beck fully ell steps T rust Co. street; Joseph Rtatar, E ast Middls {rol«ets In Msneheater today. Qf British planes had raided the Itid- raiders dnrtag the peat week. alao aaid an Army fOrmaUan com- Napkins , to tbo ftefense of THRIFTY SHOE REBUHDER 1* WW* nt tlia W PA Toy Turnpike; John CbrroU, 19. Au- There was rw liiw sbis spocula- manded by a Oolonrt Sbtyirov k U - by helping to crush 981 M A I N S T R E E T Member Federal Deposit Ina. Corp. taaj^yan bases 0* TripoU shd tumn street; Leonard DeatldMa. 5 Tins lere OsBtar. Ifi nrs woridng OB stde- Rebffaai, bvl said damage was thai ta the proas os what Prasldent • d mots tban $10,M0 Gannan 1 walka and 12 are working on IM H Oak strest; Mrs. Jo te ju S l RoassTslt aisaat by the daCSnae soldlsra s M offiean and ArnSrof to non-mllltary targets. or and infant daughter. Bush HOI « k t « r aialn •xtsmsions. Tbs paint- 9 ^ y tish p lu e was reported wBtara which bs said ia his broad- ad nearly tOO tanks, btradreds ot c y«»j*cU karo bsao eiomST iapanMd ortt'SSgai.’ Road; 'Mrs. Robert cast last Tbuisday Aais waiahlpa trucks, more than 100 guns and 25a fsat SGO. m OhUmc . ------^ , , - ... \ - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1941 ) 1 BIANCMKB'IBR e V e NING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1941 Early Birds of Aviation Watph Is Kept PAGE ELEVEN " Honored at Air Meet On Wiedemann PA’s Down Moriarty Brothers at Mt. Nebo Argentine Committee Is Mrs. Floyd Smith o f Pressing Demimd for Boy Scout News States group not displaying the o’clock with Rev. Ralph W. Row- lliis Town Is Among American and State flags on the land officiating. Burial was in Soft|>all Game Ousting of Envoy. Tolland exterior of the building. Wapping Dodgers Lead Cut Connecti€ut j Troop M the Columbia Center Cemetery. Rockville The Few ^ Airplane Mrs. Jelm H. Steels Velpl who has been in The bearers wars Clayton B. Hunt, The weekly meeting Was called Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sept Mrs. W. W. OffMt At Tonight 1178-S Boekvine the U. B. Army for the past six Henry B. Butchlns, Horace W. lAwts H. Okapman Server Pitches Pilots.^ of Long Ago. to order at 7:10 with the Scout 15.— (/P)— Argentina’s Congres- months has-received an honorable 7894. Mnaebester Grid Briefs' Oath. The Scouts were reminded of Porter, aU of this town and CUude 88, flockvilla sional “Dies Committee” kept discharge end has resumed his Hawkins of Hartford. lira. Floyd Smith of thla town, the soap drive for the Red Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Backhatu duties on his father’s farm on By Fighting Cards and honors for soap brought in so close watch today upon the activl Se^lce^^rehriTlnTh^Wap- Mrs. Badge was boi-n Aug. 11, Championship Series OM ot the 'Xarly Birds” of Amer> far, went to Dan B c i^ who se- ties of Capt. Fritz Wiedemann, have had as recent guests rela- Birch Mountain. Frank Volpl was ping Community church Sunday 1877, a daughter of Alonzo and Wesleyan Holds Practice released from the Army after an Moves “ Over North” ; Brilliant Ball lean Aviation and the second wom- cured twenty bars, ^ e coming emtssary and friend c ; Adolf Hit- tives from Rockville and Elling- Adella B^iller Latham and was a Women Plan invesUgation by Army officials with Sunday school being resumed «d to be two of the top football Behind Closed Doors; an In the world to make a para- winter’s program was discussed. ler, while pressing its demand for ton. life-long member of the Columbia St. Louis EntKy Wins twinklers of the Nation this year. Garage Team Favorite showed he was needed on the fam- St 9:80. It was Rally Day. The CongregaUonal church. She leaves chute jump from an airplane, was Morse and semaphore signaling the expulsion of German Ambas- Mrs. Carrie Carpenter has been ily farm. Both Ends of Double When they roll, the chagrin out in v» Trinity Needs Subs Third Inning Uprising i r. « for emergency service and. contest sador Edmund Von ’ibermann. spending some time with her pastor, Rev. Douglas V. Maclean three daughters, Mrs. Philip Out- Defense Study the big double-decker In London one of a mere handful of early The Registrars of Voters will be ran and the Miaaee Adella and Over at the north end tonight Nets Lone Tally and work were practiced. 'The week- The Chamber of Deputies is near daughter Mrs. Ellery Neff and took for his theme, ”The Marks of Bill as Brooklyn Cops should, be as deep as last year's Storrs, .Sept. 15—(>P)—Univer- I Scote } plane pilots to he honored yester In sessibn from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. a Chriatian” in the morning serv- Ahlene Badge, all of Hartford; they are getting ready for the end ot October 27, 28, Troop No. a vote, perhaps today, on the com- family. v. Cornhusker line replacements.” sity of Connecticut football , Evens Cup Series at i day afternoon by the City Com- 126 will be the guests of Troop 'mlttee’s resolution accusing Von A frost has bten reported by (e.s.t.) at the Community hall on ice. , flvoalsters, Mrs. Clayton Lyman Voters League to Plan In 9th Over Oncinnati. second game of the sCftball series Polish Americsuia Tuesday to draft the preliminary and Mias Mildred Latham, both of coaches went ^ t the procem of , H PO A B mission of Newark, N. J., at the No. 98 at the tatter's cabin in Cov- Thermann of "overstepping the several living. In the low lands of The Chriatian Endeavor Society If Winter Cornea Dept. at the Y grounds. The Depot One Each; Blanchard ! Bemardi, Tolland, damaging tomato and registry Ust for the Town Elec- Hartford, Miss Bertha Latham of Program for Season sifting and selecting candidates to- 0 1 8 5 reopening of the Newark City Alr- entry. bounds of a diplomat and abusing had a retreat Sunday at the catnp By Osyle Talbot Latest sign of the coming chilly Square Oarage team copped the Congratulations to Dan Beebe his privileges.” other vines. tion on October 6, 1941. of Ralph E. ColUna at - Holland Newington, Miss Edna Latham of season la that a new pro baaket day on the basts of performances 0 0 5 0 VoA.' this town and Miss Maud Latham Along General Issues. It will be some time before base- first game 4-1 Friday night and who finished his Second Class Into the midst of the furore Mrs. Elien*Desso of Vernon was A special meeUng wUl be held lake. They met at the Commu ball league, to take in eight major they saw Saturday in a two-hour A crowd estimated by Police In the Bolton Community Hall to- of Mary Knoll, New York; one ball produces two gamer, more are confident that they can up- 3,000 Witness Battle.! ^ ...... Committee Review. It was an- throughout Argentina over the a recent guest at the home of Tol- nity houae at 3:30 and motored to cities, la being formed, with New set the Tigers this evening just aa ______I Viot cf Oommlssloner George Hass of land relatives and friends. night at 9 o’clock by the Bolton brother, Llewellyn Latham of Rockville, Sept. 15—The Ver- stout-hearted teams than the pair enmmago during which a blile nounced that George August was resolution and two sharp protests the camp. There was a worahlp Baltimore, Md. York's Original CelUca as the easily. The game will start at 6:46 ! Haraburda. 2b Newark, of upwards of 400,000, the new assistant patrol leader for Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Stryker Grange board to approve applica- now locked In battle for the Na- squad defeated the "whites " 13 to Fred Server pitched s brilliant probably the largest crowd ever to made by Von Thermann, Captain program and plana were made for Lester M. Hurlbutt, 54, a for- non-Ellington League of Women tarter . . . If Canadian officials o'clock sharp. 0. The coaches weren’t interested i Wierzbickl. e .. the Flaming Arrows. Wiedemann stepped yesterday entertained several of their tions for membership In the the fall work of the society. tional League championship. The keep on turning down youngsters threc-hit game at Mt. Nebo yes- attend an air meet In the country, Grange. mer resident of this town and visi- Voters wU start Ite FaU season fact is emphasized anew dally ss These Tigers, however, have in the score, however, but watch- i Lovett, r f ...... The Scouts were dismissed at from a four-motored plane which friends from Rockville Friday eve- There was a m e e t ^ of the who want to come to the United other Ideas about the game to- tei^ay afternoon, again.rt Moriar- Server ...... jammed the roads and through 9:05, after repeating the Benedic- ning. tor here only 34 hours before his with a meeting Tuesday afternoon, the Dodgers and the Carda go into ed aindlvldual performances keenly routes for miles east and west of members o f the Wapping Commu- death, was found dead in bed States to play hockey, maybe night. The winners of the Rec and judged the ability of the two tion and Pledge of Aileglance to The public setback party spon- September 16th at the Rockville the final furious fortnight. Major Fred McLaughlin's idea of ty Brothers, and evened up the the city. nity church held at the church Thursday at hU home. 12 Lincoln If either, of them intended to Softball title hail from the north squads to act, as a unit. Both Totals :.,. 29 1 4 27 10 0 the Fiag. sored by Tolland Grange lu t Fri- Friday evening. 'There were 15 Public Librst-y at three o ’clock. an ’’All-American” team in the end also and with this background current series for th4 Polish Amer- $lt,000 Goes to Funds day evening September 13th at avenue, Cortland, New York. He crack, yesterday offered a beauti- elevens showed a powerful running Moriarty Brothera lira. Smith, in company with a William Barclay, Scribe. present. They voted to accept the is a native of Galea Ferry, marry- Mrs. John G. Lee ot Farmington, National League won't look as refuse to rive in just one Uttle attack, and indicatlona were that icans. Blanchard was touched for the Gramge rooms was largely at- ful opportunity. Both contenders sour as it did last year . . . his AB R H PO A E group of 30 other “first" pilots, - / ' ------resignation of the pastor, Rev. ing Marion Lyman of this town. State Educational chairman will bit True to the trmdiUon of the the U-Oonna would have a plenti- four-hits, none of which figured in Keeney. 2b ...,, . 3 0 0 8 3 0 tended by several towns being be the guest speaker. The general ran into superb pitching and both Chicago Bluckhawks now have five were accorded a grand entrance to Douglas V. Maclean and a oom- While/ living in this town Mr. trailed at one time or another, but frigid zone they are going to give ful supply of capable ball totere the scoring. But hts support wav- Hilderbrand. cf .4 0 0 4 ft 0 represent^." Mr. Hans Myans was program. to be foUowed by the U. S. born players and six otbera the Garage men an * argument the field Sunday morning, flying chairman of the committee. mittee was appointed to eee about Hurlbutt was employed as an en- when the dust settled last night this fall. ered Just once and that was Katkaveck. e ... .4 0 0 : 5 0 0' from the LaGuardia Field to .the 103 New Voters local League this season will be who have been or are being natur- about the town title. Just who will Congdon, lb ., Tyler Winchester is reported getting a new minister. They are gineer by the Connecticut High they both had won their games alized . . . aeems the hockey enough for the Polish lads who ..3 0 0 8 0 ft Newark Airport In a TWA trans- Chairman, Levi T. Dewey; Mra way department. He was a mem- along Defense iseuea. Members and do the flinging for the south end Middletown, Sept. 15 — (;P) — If took advanUge to send a run over Burke, ak .... .3 0 1 1 0 ft seriously ill with a heart attack The Republican and Democratic prospective members are welcome and still were breathing defiance. moguls laid Uiemselves open for a champs is not known and the port plane. The Early Bird party at his home in Thompsonville. Mr. caucuses were held In Ellington Hattie Lane, Mra Merle Steine, ber of St. John’s Commandery, The St. Louis gang perhaps dis- Wealeyan encounters any defeaU the plate that spelled victory. The Becker, rf 1.8 n 0 0 ft 0 Made Saturday to attend the meeting. Membership few blasts from expert blaster^ on same holds true for the Y champs. on the gridiron this fall, they won’t Thomas, if- ... had a front seat for the big re- Winchester was meter man for Town Hall, Friday evening, at Mrs. Albert E. SUlea and Mrs No. 11, Knights Templar of Wil- played tbe sterner fighting quali- the new list of referees . . , new winning hurler got excellent sup- fl 1 ft ft 0 show which included 28 Marion F. Pierce. limantic and also a member of in the League is open to. any wom- This game o? softball to any- be blamed on fifth columnists. port from his mates and was never Griswold. Sb .. .3 ' n .6 3 5 2 the Connecticut Light and Power 7:30. standard time, for the nomi- an interested in the problem of ties in overcoming the Giants faces may be okay, but If they thing but soft. Just why they pin- MTH It flights executed by the coun- Company and was a familiar fig- nation of candidates for town offi- There was an apple grading Columbia Grange. He left Con twice by scores of 1 to 0 and 6 to Coach Waa-Fesler haa closed An- In serious trouble over the nine-in- Blanchard, p .. .3 0 'Y ' 1 0 try's most daring .stunting pilots. RepublicanB Register nectlcut about five years ago to good govemibenL keep on signing up ex-players In- ed this name on the sport to some- drus Field to all but students dur- ning stretch. ure each month In Tolland where cers. In the Republican caucus the meeting held at the home of Mr. The officers and chairman of 5, tbe second tussle going 10 in- stead of promoting guys who have thing hard to understand. It was *7“ . Admission to the show was free, he read the meters for three and following candidates were nomina- and Mrs. Roy C. Gulley, on Avery accept a position in upper New nings. Carl Hubbell. still a master ing practice sessions, and any op- The fielding honors were evenlv Totala ...... 29 0 8 24 T but seats on the front line sold for 71 as Democrats En York State, but had been unable committees of the local league fel- been getting experience as lines- first called an old man's game but ponents’ scouts hoping to pick up a half years. His Tolland friends ted: Assessor, Frank P. Dowd, street, Friday, to which all fruit craftsman, held them to three hits men. they may find the refs will divided between Oiff Keeney and Score by innings: enough to guarantee $12,000 fund to work for the past two years low: President, Mrs. Frances with the swift advance of the early Ups on Wesleyan’s system Pol. Am. ...0 0100000 X—1 roll 17 in Parties. Af^rry to hear of his Illness. four years. Charles Pressler, Jr., growers were invited. The meet- Burke; vice president, Mra. Han- In the opener, but they put one have trouble enforcing decisions port It was the youngsters who Harry Bernard!. Keeney robbed for the R. A. F. Benovelence Fund Warrisn Clough who is employ- ing was held jointly with the due to Illness. Besides his wife with a giant misplay to score and might just as well stay down town Rose of a hit In the fifth when he Mor. Bros. .0 0000000 0__0 one year; Board of Tax Review, nah Silverherz; secretary, Mra. against managers who used lO supplied the pep. It's too fast for snd take In a. movie. and for . the.. American Eagle ed in Southbridge, Mass., sprat John W. Fullerton, four years, Jo- Hartford County growers to ac- Mr. Hurlbutt leaves two- daugh- give me Veteran Lon Warneke a raced over back of second and Sacrifice bits: Saverick. Lovett ^uap)—The Left on bases; Polish Americana 8. par6|it4e Flmt, Jarvis N. aapp; second. the new state law. This law re- ment and Social Welfare, Mi«f They went into the ninth frame haps. "Hook” Brennan who like same motion turned on a dime and Named Vice President were made voters here Saturday in Miss ConU o f Wallln^ord, of the recond game trailing by two dopesters balling Coast Guard got the runner at first. Bernard! Moriarty Brothers 4. Base on Milo E. Hayes; Grand Jurors, Gus- quires that all closed packages of NataUe Ide; Government and Eco- Quote, Unquote the one hoaa shay will go qp for- Academy’s eleven aa the (caps T. Saturday afternoon the Elarly the first voter-making session of Conn., has been engaged as tave F. Berr, Wallace W. Bergb, apples have a definite grade mark- runs, but they knocked Cliff Mel- Ray Daughters, the famous ever. Anyway the game tonight robbed Burke of a single when he off Blanchard 3. Server 1. Hit by nomic Welfare, Miss Gladys Wil- H and E i outstanding New Eng- pitcher: Kose and BemarA by Birds convened in the Hotel Lex- the year. As the Saturday hours teacher for the Snlpslc school for Clyde A. Cordtsen; Collector of ing. ley; Government and F oreln ton from tbe hill to tie It up and. •Seattle swimming coach: "What do promiaes action plus and it's goins made a barehanded atop back of ington for their annual meeting closed, the session was aidjoumed the coming school year. then won out in the lOth on an land small college squad this fall third and got the runner by an Blanchard. Struck out by Server Taxes, Howard E. Uttle; Consta- The Union Agricultural Society Stafford Springs Policy, Mrs. NetUe Piezer; Govern- I look for in a young candidate T to be for blood. - may tone down their predictions a and election of ofFlcers. Mrs. Smith to Wednesday from 7 to 9 p. m. Mrs. West of Columbus, Ohio, is bles. Unwood R. Campbell, Wilton error by Dick Bartell with the If the youngster has InltlsUve to eyelash at first. But the plaudits 10. Blanchard 5. Time; 1 hr. 41 wife of J. Floyd Smith, chief en composing the,four towns of E3- ment and EducaUon, Mrs. Mildred bit if the aallors keep running nUna Umpires; Meleslty, Kotoch. Final voter-rnaking session will be a guest of her daughter hire. John P. Dlmock, Nathan H. Edwards, ilngton. Broad Brook, Enfield and John a Natto WiUes; Government and its Opera- sacks filled. find the way to the athletic club yesterday were rightly earned by glneer of the Pioneer Parachute next Saturday. On October 4 there McComb and family. The double win enabled the afoul of the injury jinx. A broken Server who pitched brilliant base- O’Leery. Lester A. -Seifert; Registrar of Somers, wlU hold their exhibit in 478. Stafford tion, Miss Gertrude Fuller; Mem- and upstairs to the pool, I look leg shelved Rufus Drury, second Company, of Forest street, was will be a session for those whose Charles C. Talcott has returned Voters, Henry E. Meyer; Board of bership, Mrs. Dorothy Fisk and Carda to reduce Brooklyn's lead to for swimming talent. But If he Mangruin Wins ball from start to finiah. He fanned named vice president of the select rights mature on or before Octo- Capt. Fritz Wiedemann from a week spent with out of Broad Brook thla year, on October string quarter-back, for the sea- Education, Fred Plummer, Donald 1.' Indoor exhibits will be housed Mra. Ruby Dletsel. a game and a half, despite the can't find his way without the aid ten. walked one and contributed group of early pilots. ber 6. town relatives. The Republican and. Democratic son last week and Bud Leach, one of his team's four hits. Blan- second but Keeney raced over, gat brought him from Rio de Janeiro, Wallace, each four years, Florence in the buildings of L. C. Myers. Bowling League D ozers' hard-earned 7 to 5 vic- of doting parenU, they must have Atlantic City Open Frank Coffin of New York City, It did not appear that party Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Porter o f Roches- parties of Stafford will meet to- tory over Cincinnati. The margin first string blocking back, will be chard also pitched a nice game but the ball and made a perfect peg Cordtsen and John Babler each TOe exhibition is expected to be night in Warren Memorial Hall There wiU be a meeting of the a lot of Ulent or I don't bother out of action at least two weeks at first. It waa easily the best one of the four Wright Brothers' workers on either side made very Ousted From Oonsular Post ter, New York, are guests of Mrs. one year; Ubrary directors. Mah- ia certain to be changed one way with them.” the breaks went against him. He pilots who soloed before 1910, and extensive efforts to bring in new Porter'e brother William Senk one of the largest. Arrangements to nominate candidates for town City Bowling League at the Rock- nr tbe other today, aa the Carda with a broken finger. Neverthe- tanned five, walked two and hit play of the game. No rune, no The smiling captain, ousted from lon Chapman six years, William R. are being made by the general ville Bowling Crater thla evening leae the varsity walloped the hits, no errore, one left. who formerly lived in Manchester, voters, but the Republicans walked his consular post in San Francisco and family. Offices, to be voted on at the an- taks a rest while the Dodgers have Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 15.— two. He did not have hto bUading Friable two years, Alice Fullerton committee under the chairman- nual town election, on October 6th. at 8:30 o’clock. Everyone Interect- cleaning The Cuff scrubs 29-0 in a scrimmage Satur- SIxto Intfng was elected president of the Early away with the total by 71 to only last July and sent back to Europe Mrs. Clarence Wrisley of Man- one year. another shot- at the Reds. Johnston turned down —If confidence and a few good 9 speed yesterday and appeared to Birds. The annual banquet was 17 new voters for Democrats. chester called on Tolland relatives ship of William Harrington. The caucuses will be at 8 o’clock. ed in entering the league this sea- day. and h c^ s are high for a vic- Moriarty Broa. / - Hilderbrand with 500 other Axis representa- The DemocraUc candidates are son is urged to be present. Billy Herman, veteran Brooklyn $5,000 for Bob Pastor to flght strokes are all that is needed to be working cautiously. / held In the Terrace of the Lexing- Last year the score was much Friday evening. The Republicans will gather in the second sackcr, knocked in the win- tory In the opener against the filed out to center. Katkaveclr tives, greeted a large crowd at the I follows: Assessors, Stanly court room and the Democrats Melio Bettina In Los Angeles . . , win golf tournaments, you’ll prob- Rhode Island State Rams Satur- The biggest crowd of tbe'season ton at 8 p m., attended by 80 mem- more even, the GOP getting 213 The regular monthly supper Republican Caucus ning run for the second straight he wants double or nothing . . fanned. Congdon bit a hard oiia bers and guests. Mr. and Mrs. airport with a wave of his hand was held at the Tolland Federat-- Egan four, .years, Andrew B. C. will meet In the auditorium. The A Republican caucus wiU be ably be hearing a lot from now on day. was on hand, some three thousand and the Democrats 210. and drove off in Von Thermann’s Mott one year; Board of Tax Re- day when he poled a homer off *i*^ore the Dodgers Went ou fras encircled Nebo and ware that Bernardl grabbed and threw Archie Kilpatrick of 20 Roosevelt With another session yet to go. limousine. ed church Friday evening Sept. 12 Republican slate seems fairly well held this evening at eight o’clock Bucky \4idters In the ninth to about Lloyd Mangrum, tbe. lithe him out at first. No runs, no hits, street were guests of Mrs. Smith with seventy-five present. Sever- view. George Backofen four years; Columbia set at the present time, with little at the Town Hall, at which time to St. Loids for that crooahial Hartford, Sept. 15 — fjP) — Any tieated to a fine brand of baae- may not qualify unUl the last mln- Von Thermann, who said yester- 'Thomas Llsk one year; Selectmen. break a 5-5 deadlock. The previous series the Lome fans had made lightweight from Monterey Park, ball. There waa a lot of surprised no errora, none left at the convention. pte before the election October 6, al from out of town Including Ver- Weaoott Uce likelihood of a Contest developing nominations for the town offices day he had beaten the Carda 1 to 0 Calif. Trinity atudeqt weighing more Polish-Americana—Viot poppad day he had no intention of with- non, Manchester and Coventry Arthur V. Kibble first, Alfred J for any of the offices. will be made. Francis J. Prichard plana for a victory rally when they who bad rallied around for hto than 125 pounds who happens to looks when Congdon took over flrat Noted Balloon Pilot things may even up somewhat— drawing from his post here, de- 575-12, Wmimantic Division with a heroic double off Mort rome baok Bast . . . it’s achedul- The IST-pound slugger came to 75th birthday. . . . up to Burke who went over near were present. Willis second; Town Clerk, Mar- is chairman of the Republican AtlanUc a t y the other day with Boston Fans wander near the footbali field may base but this waa due to the fact Reminiscences of the beginning the Democrats claim they will, clared Captain Wiedemann would shall E. Charter; Town Treasurer, The only obstacle confronting Cooper. And it to reported on ra for next Sunday In Phllly . . . The National Hockey League, that Leo Katkaveck had left for the foul Une for the baU. Grtowold years of aviation were aired. by but it looks so far as if Republicans Donald FHsk of Mass, was a the Republicans is the question Town committee. good authority that the Dodgers the prediction that he’d walk off find himself grabbed and thrust In- threw Haraburda out at flrat leave within a few days on a spe- week-end guest of Tolland friends. Marshall E. C arter; Agent of For the first time in many Reports state that First Select- ra it *nnual poll. which didn’t straighten out every- to a auit of moleskins before he college. Marino haa alao gone away the 70 odd male and the two wom- are away out ahead on the new whether First -Selectman Clar- paid c-nly some such trifling sum 98 of 137 Southwestern newspaper- with top money in the first $5,000 thing during last week’s meeting Wiersbicki hoisted one to center cial diplomatic assignment in the Town Deposit Fund. MarshaU E. the Democratic caucus man Ernest Schindler is willing to Greater Atlantic a t y Open tour- Honor Uncle knows what's happening. That's to achool but Herman WeirsbiekI en flyers at the banquet. One of voter proposition. This is counter, Far East. Charter; Grand Jurora, William P ence D. Benton, who has been the as $12,000 for Herman when they men picked Texas to win the in Toronto, is about due for- a stepped behind the plate and turn- for tbe third ou t No runsi m Uta, the first “ firsts” at the banquet too. to some of the forecasts that which met in the town hall Satur- party’s candidate for the past run for a second term if the party got him from the Chicago Cubs nament. He hit 1,000 in the predlc- because the Blue and Gold^squad, no errors, none left Raoul Damonte Taborda. 32- Helntz, Samuel Mark Lavitt, E day night refused to allow Re- so desires and it la expected that Southwest Conference football blow-off. . . . The now Grandpappy which never has been as la'rge as ed In a swell job. was Major Post, a former balloon had been made by political savants Vernon Hayden; Collector of four years, will run for the fifth early in the scaeon. Snavely. Jr., is a Uon league, taking the lead with Art Ross to reading up a rebuttal Seventh tnatog in town. year-old chairman of the commit- publicans to pick the Democratic he will be renominated. a aevra-under-par 65 on the first Jim O’Leary Notre Dame’a corps of assistant Some interesting facte about the pilot and winner of the Paris Gor- tee investigating anti-Argentine Bolton Taxes, Howard E. Uttle: Conata term. Benton as usual Is as back on hto that he'll be slinging vrithln a day Moriarty Brothera—Burke ou t don-Bennett trophy in 1902. minority member of the Board of silent as the well known Sphinx Summoned For Duty round and never going above par or so. . . . managers, to amaller this year current playoffa. Nary an extra activities, had sought a way to bles, Walter 8. Fluckinger, Thomas Selectmen. In the past the Demo- dad s Oomell team . , . basel^l than at any time since Coach Dan base hit. has been made by either third to first Becker fanned. This select group of early pilots, Mrs. Clyde Marshall about seeking another term. Aa Seven woitien are among the 26 aa hejsround up with 60-60-73 for Thomas also fanned. No runa, ae question Wiedemann but acknowl- B. Hepton, Edward A. Radziewicz. crau have nominated two of their scribes report there’s a laugh a a total of 376. Hub Fans Also Celebrate Back about four months ago. Jeasee came to Hartford nine yeara team nor haa more than two runs all of whom soloed before 1916 to Phone SOSS Arthur T. Kelley; Registrar of in the past four years he has with- summoned for poasible jury duty Sports Roundup second when Casey Stengel and this department teed off by sound- hits, no errora, none left edged that his committee had no party to run as selectmen, and of Ben Hogan, the year’a leading ago. The Trinity mentors ^ m it been scored. Meriartya woe the qualify for membership, are fast Bonded Debt right to detain the envoy if he did Voters. Elmer M. Batz; Board of held bis decision for the nomina- at the semion of the Tolland Hsm Lobert get together . . . ing the warning that War Reilc Poltoh-Americana—Lovett filed slipping away but not unnoticed by two the predominant Re- tion. It is certain that he is not County Superior court on Wednes- money-winner, and Vic Gheszi tied Five Game Advantage that what material they have Is first 1-0 and the P. ,A.’a returned rtot attempt to remain in thla At a caucus lasting six minutes Education, Emma Batz four years, publican electorate was able to By Hugh S. Fullerton. Jr. their words make a hit even If was just about aa good a three- pretty good, but, and you can hear the favor yesterday. Moriartya out to Keeney beck o f second. the major air lines and commer- country. Elsie Neff four years, George S. anxious to nm again. He feels day. They have bees ordered to re- their teams don't. for second with 281’s. Jack Grout Of Sox Who Are Now year-old aa you could find in train- Server hit one safely to right the Republican voters of the town choose which member of the oppo- port at 9:30 a.m. Those sum m ot^ New York, Sept. 16—(8’)—Mon- of Pitteton, Pa., and Lawson U t- them moaning from here, there have 11 hits in two games while cial aviation officials of the nation, Will Be Cut Tlghe one year. Mildred B. Usk he has devoted considerable time ing. . . . Did you have him? . . . field. Blanchard nicked Bernardl Has Transit Visa of Bolton accepted the slate of of- sition would be most amenable. By to town affairs by serving four for possible duty include WInthrop day matinee: moat aurpriaing news tle o f San Francisco were another isn’t enough of it. Polish Lads have 10. Blanchaid to Whom they are inlebted for the Captain Wiedemann has a tran- one year; Ubrary Directors, Sam of the' week-end was that Ticking Safely in Second Place. There has been much weeping in the back. Savarlck went down continued advance of aviation in ficers recommended by the Repub- nominating, only one candidate for terms and might be entitled to a White, Andover; Elmer FliUey, stroke back while Denny . Shute. had one more strikeout to go to sit visa to cross Argentina to uei Pearl six years, Mary S. De- selectman at their caucus, the Whlrtoway took up at Narragan- and grinding of teeth since our equal Sam Hyman’s record of five swinging. Obuchowaki hit one to this country. Private mbUon pic- lican Town Committee at the vacation. The Republicans want Bolton; Annie S. Dlx, Columbia; Horton Smith and Ttsiy Prana had By BDI King S3,000,000 or More of Chile. Members of the committee Community ball on Saturday Carle two years, Mary M. Dowd ^ m ocraU insured the election of ett, and tt'a really got the horse The Standings 383’s. poker-faced golfing champion. straight against Bristol back in center that HUdertoand took tor tures of the great air lines. Trans- one year. him to nm for another term. Merian Wiley, Helen Beville, Mary Mrs. Betty Hicks Newell surged Phils for Sale? said he would be watched every night Joseph N. Clarke aa their' repre- H. Cunningham, Coventry; Frank players wondering . . . Whlrly Boston. Sept. 15.-m >P>— W ith a 1922. Yesterday the tall hurler the third ou t One h it no runs, ae continental Western Air, and Pan- Surplus to Be Pul in minute of his stay here. Following are the Republicans hasn't really been out of training Mangrum has been making the into the 1941 Women's NatlonsI errors, two left American, Air lines were shown. The complete slate Is: Assessor, sentetlve on the Board. whose terms expire this fall and W Busher, ElUngton; MUdred N. Yesterday’s Reanlts major tournaments all summer five-games lead, it can how be got the first four men but gave up Von Thermann declared the Registrar of , Voterr Charles lines ths start of hto two-year-old taken for granted that our Red Amateur Golf title. . . . It is much a single to Viot with the count Eighth Laakig Flight Demonstrations Special Fund. Samuel R. Woodward; Board of who are expected to be renom- Filmore, Paul Broone, Hebron; Eaatern—Playoff without picking up much more more than likely that the U. S.- No One Will Say charges made against him by the Coyl proposed the single nomina- Ralph E. Anthony, R obi^ O. Bax- aeason and tbat's enough to wear (Finals. > Sockera are going to wind up In two and two. Viot leads both teanu Moriarty Brothera — OrtowoM One of the greatest sights at the- Tax Review, Anthony Ansaldl; inated tonight; First Selectman any other horae down, but only a than coffee and cake money. Yes- O. A. wUI not spot any major Newark Airport yesterday after- committee were “ ridiculous and do Selectmen, 1st. Thomas W. Wil- Willington tion plan, claiming it is to the dareace Benton; selectman, .Milo ter, George Becker, Mansfield, Williamsport 2. Elmira 1. terday’s win was worth $1,200, second place . . . and'they are do- with the willow batting aa even hit one to Lovett In right flelA Hartford, Sept. 15.—<>f^_The not constitute a reason for my braefit of the party. couple of days ago Ben Jones said tournaments hereabouts for many By Sid Fed«r .500 in the two games. The play Blanchard hit one that Saverick noon was flight demonstrations ot sUte’s $25,000,000 bonded debt, son, 2d, John Albssl; Town* Clerk, E. Bradway; board of finance, Fred E. Field, Gordon Gamble, „ , National plus the $600 Frank P. Gravatt ing mighty well to finiah there years tq come. . . . withdrawal.” Btlas Jenide .H. Clmrch After voting to admit several Somers; WllUe Abbot, Edward A. hto horse was taktog on weight 1-5. New York 0-5. Sliver Bowl, and be still has the for, if you recaU, vfa didn’t rate New York, Sept. 15.—(/P)—Al- by play descriotlon follows: raced over and took on the first the Bell Aircobra and Brewster incurred to wipe out a previous David C. Toome'y; Town Treaeur- new voters to the caucus list, the George H. Lester; town clerk and with all that hard work .,. . - isn't Buffalo fighter planes. These fight- His protests to the Foreign er, Maud L. Woodward; Agent of treasurer, Harold L. Andrews; Jacobsen, Raymond B. Kalaey, Wttsburgh 2-3. Philadelphia 1-6 Henry Hurst Tournament at PhU- them that high In the spring. . . . though no one involved ^will make First Imlag bound tor the second o u t Ifeeney accumulated deficit and to finance Office were based on what he call- session proceeded to nominations, It about time for the Dodgers to ers are two of the front-line ships the Town Deposit Fund, Alexan- Winston Belcher, who gave up assessor, George R. Towne; board 'Stafford; Fisancea Busbnell, Sue F. Boston 6-3, Chicago 8-10. adelphla next weekend and the All of us figured them no better a peep about It yet. It waa learned Moriarty Brothers—Keeney fan- rolled a alow one to third that its building program, will be sub- ed personal insults arising from selecting Clarke aa selectman, and Burke, Tolland; Edward R o b e rt begin asking if the Gtonta still ore Brooklyn 7. Cincinnati 5. than third. . . . Bissell Enters today that a group of men headed Saverick picked up and threw on now under construction by the stanUally reduced as the result of der Bunce; Grand Jurors, Renato his job as clerk at Hanaen’a atore of tax review, Prlmo Oergorl; tax in tbe le a n e ? . . . they didn't $5,000 Providence open a week la- ned. Hilderbrand was called out the debate on the resolution. Coyl to serve again'as registrar. collector, Selah R. Ranger; con' Union; Charles Binbelmer, Gerald Americnn ter to bring up his total. Obvious^ So let us give a round of ap- by John B. Kelly, former .world the same motion. No runs, no hits, United States for defense and for a $5,393,514.73 general fund sur- Cocconi, Frank Paggloll, Richard In West Willington, has accepted Other nominations were as fol- help Brooklyn a bit by losing that on strikes. Katkaveck bounced one shipment to embattled Democra- Buenos Aires newspapers yester- stables, Stephen S. Mlchalec, Al- R Rlsley, Edward Ramaden. Wil- St. Louis 7-5, Philadelphia 2-1. ly. Mangrum has the strokes to plause to Joey Cronin, whose fight- champion oarsman, to intei^ted to third that Saverick toased to no errors, none left plus reported to Governor Hurley day carried an advertisement sign- Morra; Collector of Taxes, An- employment at Wblton’a grocery lows: John A. MaeVeagh, asaes- doubleheader to the Cards yester- V T o w n N e t F i n a l s des. thony A. Maneggia; Constables, tore in Stafford Springa. bert H. Kinl, Lloyd Armstrong, liam RuehL Vernon; Walter P.' Boetoo 9-5, Chlcafo 2-1 win—and the way he lived up to ing spirit, plus Ted WilUams’ lusty in buying the Philadelphia Phllltca. flrat for the out. No runs, no hits, Poltoh-Amerlrana— Koee ground- today by ComptroUer John M ed by the “Federation of German sor; E. Malcolm Stannard. town Day, Fred W. Oolburn. Willing- day . . . Betty Htcka Newell, tbe New York 8-2. Oeveland 3J. batting, has made all of this pos- The atory to that KeUy. a Philar ed out Griswold to CongdM Vtot The teow was stolen, however Dowe. Samuel R. Woodward, Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Mlb^iak have had clerk, treasurer and agent of the Brmmsm S. Sibley; board of educa- New Women’s golf champion, says his prediction this time may give no errors, none left. by one of the most thrilling stunt Circles of Beneficence and Culture” tion, Rlcharii BiMonnette; re$^- ton. Washington 2. Detroit 0. him the confidence he needs. sible, . ; . The two semi-final matches delphia Democratic leader, for fouled out to Congdon. Grtowold From $3,000,000 to $4,000,000 of seeking to justify activities which Wright, Wlnford White; Registrar as guests Mr. and Mra. George town deposit fund; Marian Squler, ahe'll Itoten to pro offers because Poliab - Amerleaaa — Bernardl demonstrations ever, given at an of Voters, Lida Anderson; Board Macak and two daughters of trar of voters, Pllpy (X Colburn Moaea laBIsrs Standings While our Sockers wehe. very were played yesterday morning on years and of late National Chair- atruck out'Saverick atnick out cooped up Haralnirda’a grounder air meet in thla country by a 9ik this surplus will be placed in a have drawn committee fire. board of education for one year and Joel If. Reed. The funeral of Hoaes LaMere of "my husband and I need a stake National likely, clinching , second place, man fo r avUian Phyrfeal Train- and reached flrat stepa ahead of special fund to retire bonds under of Education, Gertrude Noren. Akron, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. and Philip Isham, board of educa- to start out married life.” . . . the High School courts. In the up- Obuchms-akt waa called out en horsepower Piper Cub plane. Fly- The committee had charged that John Cekoraky of Roaalter, Pa. With the Republicans expecting 18 High street, Rockville, who died W. L. Pet. GBL. there were much more Important ing, and Jim Peterson, who pitch- the runner. No runa. no hltn no a law enacted by the 1941 Gener- the cirQles were an extension of Only a eniall percentage of the tion for three years; Arthur J. from tournament winner to bread Brooklyn per bracket Lebro Urbanetti de- atrtkea. No runs, no bits, no er- ing upside down at a speed of less Thomas Borovlcka substituted to hold a peaceful caucus, the pic- Friday night at the Hartford bos- t -----91 50 .645 Soose to Fight golnge^on hereabouts. . . . Much ed for Connie Mack’s Phitadel^la arrora, none left al Assembly requiring the use df the outlawed ArgenUne Nazi par- registered, Republicans were pres- King. August U. Person and Leo winner, huh ? . . . at that, some of St. Louis ...... 89 61 feated Maurice Oorrtnti easUy by Athletics about a decade ago, are rors,-none left t ^ 150 miles per hour, the Piper ent at Saturday’s caucus at which for Charles Lyon on the mall route Soracchl, grand jurors; Marshall ture is not quite so clear on the pttal was bald this mondag at 8:30 the folks who back the big pro .636 1>4 more important to thla scrivener SeeenS Inning Ninth Innlag plane cut a ribbon stretched be- all but $1,000,000 of any surplus ty, but the chief contention of the Friday. Democratic nde. There haa been a.m. at tha Burke Funeral Home Cincinnati ....76 63 .547 14 was Uncle Jim O'Leary’s 80th the acorea of S-2 and S-4. In the the guiding lights in t's? attempt Mortorty Brothera—Hiidarhrand for that purpose. David C. Xoomey acted as chair- Squier, Raymond E. Clarke and tournaments might do worse than Garcia Tonight lower bracket Sherwood “CXp” Moriarty B rotbm — Saverick tween two poles, not over 50 feet advertisement was that the cir- Mrs. Hazel Sundt Is taking the little dlacuasion of poasible e a i ^ and at 9 o’clock at St. Bernard’a Pittsburgh ...77 65 .542 ]4>4 birthday party celebraUon. . to purchase the National League’s fanned. Katkaveck popped up to State,finance officials said that cles w;ith the full approval of gov- man and Maud L. Woodward as Leo Kowalski, consUbles; Robert. get up one for tbe gals, With New York , BUsell polled a surprise and de- chronic'cellar dwellers. tossed Congdon out at flrat Burke from the ground with the vertical census of the school children. Cobb, Board of Tax Review and dates to run on the Democratic church. Burial was In St. Bernard’s , ----- 64 74 .464 25 Every outstanding baseball fig- Hkraburda. Oougdon ou t Saverick fin o f the plane. in the past two years $2,500,000 of ernment authorities. clerk. cemetery. Betty, Berg and Helen Hicks Harb (^Icago ....65 77 feated Franeto DgUafera, .a Uni- Now, while selling the Phillies lined a aingle ov«/t aeoond. Becker Eugene Kada of New York has Maaon Nuhfer, member of the ticket and it seems as if its a they'd have plenty to aUrt with. .458 26't ure was there to cheer on Uncle to flret No rune, no hlta, no er- SpMd such as was never thought these bonds have been retired as Orders Delivery of Packages Voters Made question of who la wUUnf to stick He wss born In Canada and bad Boston ...... 58 82 .414 3214 - By Robert Myers veralty of Conn, court star, b* the has been a bit of baseball by-play fanned, Thomas fanned. No runs, The Board of Selectmen, Thom- been vUltlng Mr. and Mrs. Charles Board of Zoning Commissioners. Slid a lot of the other girls who t o s Angelea, Sept. 16.—OF— Jim. . . . Judge Landla, who broke scores of S-S and 7-5. one hit, no arrora, ona left rora, none left 20 years ago when most of the required by law and that the Federal Judge Miguel Jantus Lyon, returning Saturday. hta neck out, taking a chance on been a resident of Rockville for Phtlsdelphto .40 98 390 4914 Into baseball 21 years ago, called for yean and they haven't really budget for the current year calls ordered the MariUme Prefecture 1 W. Wllaon and Albert N. Skin- Preliminary plans are under have to earn their own way might Middleweight Champion Billy The finals between UrbanetU PoUah-Amerieana—Koae fanned. Early Birds were in their heyday Mra. George Reynolds of Eagle- way for an exhlblUcm of the re- the breaks what might result In a iixty years. He was a member of American him Jlmrov O’L ea ry,,...,To ua. he been aofd yet, the aourcca ot the as pilots of shaky, wire-trussed for expenditure of another $1,250,- meanwhUe to deliver to him 83 ner and Town Clerk David C. Too- St Bernard’s church. He Icavra easily be persuaded to turn pro W.- L. Soose planks his pretUge, if not and Bteacll will be played next present information are two' Viot stngted past third. Haraburda viUe entertained the VaUey Bridge suite of various activities carried win. With . Benton, Bradway, . . . Winston Guest, who haa been Pet. GBL. always win be Uncle^Jiro. . . . It crates, was shown by the two 000 for the purpose, making a to- packages, some containing alleged mey administered the electors Andrews and Sanger on Republi- four daughters Mrs. John N. New York , ----- 96 49 .660 his title, on the line tonight in a Sunday morning at nine o’clock on friends of Peterson and Kelly. They filed out to Hildqrbrand. Wlera- club last week. Mra. Joseph out during the summer montha by touring South America aa a good really was a swell party, for In ad- the North Court at the High filter planes. tal debt reduction of $3>750.000 Nazi propaganda, which arrived oath to 36 persona at the Commu- can ticket for raelectton, the Dem- Keeney. Mra Jamas O’Brien and Boston ....77 M .638 17H 12-round outdoor flght to a deci- dition to. those mentioned above, say the group, which Includes bicki bit over abort Lovett lifted already. nity hall on Saturday. The warn- Pritchard of Storrs won first prtze children of the five eleinratary wriU ambassador, must have auffer- Chicago sion with bronze-skbmed Ceferino School. They will play the best an easy fly to center for the third Trans-Atlantic Clipper csrly in August aboard a Japanese and Mra. Arthur Spicer of- ^ u th chooU, pl^ns for which were ocrata believe they cannot win Misa Jane L#Mere of Rrakvillo and ....73 70 .510 21H present was about everyone promi- three other 'men, to ready to go aa Another feature of the show was vessel. They were consigned to the ing of the meeting did not desig- Mrs. Harry Carpenter of LitUa rif a rslapae when ha got back on a Cleveland ....70 72 Garcia, veteran Filipino with the three out of. five sets to determins high as $500,000, to include any out. Two hits, no runs, no errora, Sharp Increase in Reoelpts Willington took the consolation xteite last June. A meeting to with thla comblnaUon. It haa Poio pony . . . he didn't earn any .498 34 nent In baseball, as long as it baa a trans-AtlanUc aipper of the A sharp increase in receipts German embassy here. nate Elastern Standard or Day- Neck. L. I.; two sons, Moaes La- Detroit -----69 74 famed ao-eailed bolo-punch. ths Town Tennis Champ. Tho. win- debts the club may have, and that two left. prise. log, cream, cake and coffee further plans which will: be at- been mentioned among political good WiU te Texas by making th-. .488 35 V4 been operating on this sector. . . . ner Will receivers. beautiful new Pan-American Airlines which from inheritance, corporation, liq- The congressional committee re- light Saving time and the Select- were served. diacuastons during ths past waek Mers, Jr., o f Brewster. N. T., and S t Louis ...... 69 76 .453 SO Good looking Billy, former Penn From where we were sittlBir, a $300,000 feeler already has been Third Inning men and Town Clerk elected to tended by the teacbera, will be National Open tourney a Long Is- Washington Spaulding tennis racquet, donated made its appearance at the show uor and cigarette taxes and strict quested the order after five par- Mr. and Mra. Roaoo Usbar and held Monday afternoon at the that -there might be a posaiblUty Clifford LaMere of Stafford also .61 79 .486 32 State college boxer sad owner of and we were- there twice. Uncle put before Gerry Nugent, the Moriarty Brothara — Griswold cels were opened and, officials said, hold the meeting on daylight sav- land monopoly. Philadelphia by the Manchester Plumbing and popped up to aecond. Blanchard 'flying above the four-motored budgetary control enabled the Mrs. BxUte Mondor of WiUlman- Center schooL of the Democratic caucus tonight a sister, Mrs. Philip Lonaaau of .6 2 81 .434 3214 one of the most gifted lefthands Jim looked better than moat of us Supply Co. Phila’ president. American Clipper, which circled state to earn an operating surplus were found to contain propaganda ing time. They were In session Uc were gueeta of Mra. Mondor’a TTie afternoon program wlU be indorelag the Republlcana for ma- Lowell, Maaa Today’s Onmos in the flght business, goes into the However, from Nugent on tha hit to right field. Keeney walked. the field at low altitude. The aerial and two Gestapo-compiled books from 9 li. m.. until 8:30 p. m. (d. Today’s Onsst Star Nations ring a alight betting favorite to Hilderbrand filed out to cantor and of $5,704,894.98 during the fiscal parenu, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin attended by childten from ail the jor town officea.. .TTie only im- . Final Day For Diseoant Don Pierce, Topeka (Kana.) one aida and Kelly and Paterson acts began shortly after 1 p.m. year ending June 30, 1941, Comp- naming persons wanted by Ger* S.L). Robbina TTnuaday evening. . dlstricte, and ' parents and all portant office held by the Demo- Today ia the final day that the Brooklyn at ClndnnaU. outpoint Garcia, who held Sooaa’a on the othar, all the wray up—«r Katkaveck forced Keeney , at aeo- and were interspersed by the regu- man., authorities. The committee State Journal: “Only choice grid troller Dowe reports. This fiscal Honored at Shower Laurel Lodge wiU celebrate Its others interested wlU be Invited crats at present is selectman, now city taxes can be paid and the (Only game sebcduled.) New.^ Tork-Pennayivanto' recog- down—to National Ltagua Presi- ond.' abort to flret* One h it no la> arrival and departures of demanded that all the parcels be Miss Irma Morra of Bolton Umber ws ever heard of escaping Amnricn* year covefs the'last six months of first anniversary with a dance at to attend . the evening meeting, held by Seth Schofield of dst sfarfaa. and landings, inverted flying at through the personnel office of the State Policeman Donald Brown of Gtonta, urfng the T-formatlon poods of upwards of 800 miles an jmrplus ^Joyed-by the sUte as Decorations were acquamartns arrange for fan activities. wtU exhibit a brand-new unit of vnie City hospital. Mr. lUdy to tha ita new tow. Mora ooaservatlvs today by their rude recepUon In Mack Picks Yanks Viot attempted to aqueeae Sav- 7W « efiapr at laatt contractors at Hartford, are need- and yellow and there were many the Colchester barracks, who has editor of the Rockville L ea^ . made famous by the Chicago erick In but popped up to Keeney hour, place bombings and a dog it begafi'tts new biennium on July ed so urgenUy to buUd the new Mr. and Mrs. Uhby of Weetp 400 parachute troope in a capital catimates wera aomswhat under the National Football league. Beam Raid to only 88 yards on 1, therefore, was $5,393,514.73. large bouquets o f cut garden flow- brook. Me., have been guests of been Instructor and also their military parade tomorrow maik- Weddtog Oetotar 11 Gantry’s opUnttotle hopes. The who doubled the runner off third. TtofVe aM W m atliy r*sr ffas* flght between two fighter planes United Stetes Naval base at Ber- final test by lUas Marion SuUi- Ektch made hto competlUva bow tha ground, the B a ^ gained 144 To Win Big Series- nonded out a full aftemoqp of muda that they are being flown ers. Mias Morra opened her gifts Mr. and. M m Henry Douda on Ing the ISlat aanl#ersary of hei Mr. and Mra. John ITrey o f 18 flght to to bt stagwl in the HoUy- over the week-end with almoet One r\m, one b it one error, two dW tee svMUsi eilt aswe ate jht/ seated in the center of the room Willington HiU. van. Colchester school ilaraa. Independence from Spain. Lawrence street annouflce the en- woed baseball park. yards on 14 pass eomptotiona out left gsnoautles. there by transatlantic clipper The Columbia Parent-Teachar Identical reaulta—crushing dafaat o f 86 eflCrts. Nsalt's aUurtlng line- . Among tboes present at the Bridgeport Men at a table. Little Eddie Sundt is quite hap- Twenty-four haw- featfvltlea be- gagement o f their daughter. Mis#/ T hs 38-ytsr-oId tittohoider may Feurih Janiag IiNehi^tet mdadee Msnfaf U d n eC plane. Association has voted to sponsor by two at the most Improved and up Included six rookies In the line By Tad iietor : ghow were many Army and Navy Feature of the evening py in starting achool this faU. ginning the celebration win open Rtith O. Prey to Ctorance Heck, ba making hto tost sppearancs ia poecarful elevena in< tha 10-team Moriarty Bros— Congdon fouled F. H. McGraw fi Company of a' Boy Scout troop' here in the aon o f Mrs. Walter- Plummer of and two in the baokfleld. Philadelpl^ Sapt. 15— OR — Wsatehy NOe-XAgr’nw heree w in e * ------1. Clarence Chamberlain. Hartford handles the employment mock marriage with the following Miaa Hauachild o f Manchester, near future. Action was taken at at m idni^t. ea.t.. whan Preatdent regal robae. Ha’s having too much circuit out to Koee In le ft Bernardl made teewaMAWsI T lN U in iM hAUanUc ih ^ Roger Wolfe Return Safely takins^ert: Minister. Mrs. Angelo practlcsi nurse, is staying srith Manuel Avila Caniacho win re- lot Prospect etreet. The wedding walght troubla. Ha flgurad ta Ward Cuff headlined the New Connie Mack doesn’t care whether of workmen on the $9,000,000 job a meeting held last week in Teo- Neale, former beckfleld coach at Toik attack, acoring a touch- tbe Dodgers or the Cardinals win a barehanded stab off Burke’s bat stolen ...... sew-. alrpOTt official and former Soma; brlda, Mrs. Frank P agl^ li; Mias Franeaa Marssraau, s >m h PMt from the central balcony of win take place on October llth. seals 168 pounds for Oarela. and contracted for by the Hastford mans ban, at which Postmaater Tale, aaw the stream-Uned New down, UeMng a field goal. and tha National League pennant—he and then tossed the runner out at I thmtamoh leek ahw Isador; Brig. Oeneral Donald Wi^port Sept 15.—(JV-Safe Ann and Purdy A Henderson. New groom. Mrs. Elda Salmond; bast been cociflned except for rtdea for J iw ss J. Lae at WllHmanttc was tha national palace the tradlUonal Mtoilas Wedneedav may ba eompsllad to vacate the Tork Gtonta amaar the first edl- first by a cat’s whisker. Becker Ommolly, chief of the Civil after being missing for nearly 18 aeveral weeks, mneo returning call to independanoa and atrike Mtos Victoria Campo of Staf- threa pointa aftor. Rad M caain picks the Yankeca to win the world York. There are now 1,850 men man. Mrs. Aldo Peace; brideemaid. the guest speaker. Postmaster divtoion abortly. Uon of hto Philadelphia Eaglca, 84 erica. fanned. No rune, no hit no errora, sutlcs Administration) and o® Long Island Sound in a Mias Elaine Broda; pianist. M n. from the Hartford hoapital where Mexlco'a Uherty haU. ford Springs. captoin of the Qlil and Andy Marefoa acoounted for none left working at Bermuda and some 500 , p member ot Obvemor Hur- Garda, who haa beta flghUag to 0, before 88.747 at Phitodelpbto the* other touchdowns before the What’a naora, the alert 78-year- H. Hinckley, Under Beers- Jlrfoot sailboat, tj^ree Bridgeport- more skilled workers are being Anthony Fiano. she was two montha under treats isy s military staff, pointed out Scout troop sdll preaide at a meet- for nearly 80 yadra and to aUU go- Saturday night Curly Lambaau’a PoUsh-Americana — Haraburda o f CMninorco. mrat ing of the Pinnacle Group o f Tol- huge crowds largest aver to ace a old Manager of the AthleUea .J®*** ** fo rce d to hired. Hostesses of the.evsiilng the duty ot every American in ing strong, agreed to coaM In Green Bay Packers were no mors thinks tha aarles will'tost only five filed out to Hilderbrand In center. o f many New Jereey h> ht Port Jefferson, Long Is- Mrs. Donald T e d fo ^ 'Mrs. Hugo land County OIrl Scout Leaden over the 160-poimd limit. He ex- pro ganto In the Quaktr Oty. The Hartford office of M. C. helping to preserve democracy Japs to Enforce hospitable to Edwards, rolling The .Cleveland Rama, a week or six gamae. WleraUcU was safe on OitowoM’a e given a demonstration severBl hours bsliiar, un* Broda, Mrs. Frank PaggioU, Mrs. and also related some tntenatlng -Aaeoctotion to be hrid at the Meth- pected to weigh 161 or BO. Patchen, personnel director for the over hto Detroit Uona. 38 to 0, ago dafeated Pittsburgh. IT to 14, BaaeoaU’s "Grand Old' Oentle- error. Lovett aaertfieed but Cong- In a transport plane before •Wo to turn about bscauss of a oompanlee. dieclosed that all avail- Qssprin Morra and the Ml sees axperlencea in his travels among odist church in Rockville on Wefl- The 85-year-oId Garcto. who don took ears o f Servaris ground opening. wind. When tba wind abated Wlnnfletd. La.— —War 'gams nesday evening at 7:80 o’clock. yeeterday afUrnoon. Itowarda waa in the only league game played n»sn” who waa a vataran before able space has been booked on Elaine Broda and Bids Flora. Me training camps. Boy Scout Prices Now Fixed Btty be elder,oer. tooKtook a lay-offlay-ofr last signed ^ the Lions after a bril- ban. unaaatotad. No runs, no b it f^ ^ trio returned aoldiers resting near this town Charter Oak Alleys thus far. Dutch Clark’a alr-mlnd-, moat o f the present day ball play- three - transat lantlc planes leaving Bottea Brtefs Troop No. 35 of Natchaug school year after d ...... dropping the title to liant regime at Weetotn Reserve. ed machine plays the Chicago ers ware born, added to hto fame one «Tor, one left to^^Wdgeport airtTinir home early NeWYork. This resulted from the Mr. and Mrs. Keeney Hutchin- -were amasad the southern hos- in charge of Scoutmaster. H. H. At 27 Oak Strttt Kea Overlln.n. Returfllag to action OMs* Net flegwsUUotm pitality oAthe chUdren. Tha young- Rise to Army Rapid A hOHM crowd of 16.784 mw the Cardtnato at Comtokey Park Tuae- when he went out on a Umb and caficellatlon of the sailing of a son and daughter Eleanor, and eon WUsqn sent four representatives Tokyo, Sept 15— CreaUon two monthala ago. ha looked aa Psekare begin their UUe bid In redicted the coUapae o f tha Tanka Moriarty Broe— Thomaa baat ^Tha aasn ware F n ^ Furaa, JO, steamer which was to have t^irew Andrew. Mr. and Mra. William sters fetches glasses of cold water, to the mesUng and dsmonstrated d » night and meets Green Bay at I Field, time.—(*)—Asia. shined shoes gratis, offersd frss of a body of price adjuatment of- Craig Field, Ala.— fF» —S en t good aa. If not batter, than ever. auspicious style although tbs gI 1840 after they had won four out a Blow roOer down the third 80 men. Thirteen of them left Sat- McKee and Mr. and Mra. C^rda routins scout work. Ths Ha handed knockouts to rugged MOamukee naxt Sunday, when Harrie A, Stnart of ^ Jfttmdrilla J8. Thay bad aallad rtdss OB tfasir poalss. arrsngsd Ocera to endorea pricea fixed fey the Nolep J. Woodfln could be the pro- lion s hsid them away from tha atrAght pennants and world asHito. baat Une for a h it GrlgwoM waa urday Ml the Tenkee CUpper from •MamhaH and Mra. Peter Calhoun wss in chargs of Mrs., young Jimmy Caaino and vancr- PhUadalphta also {days at Pitts- AUa Wla., Buallfled' forj ths B laA Rock Taeht club dates with thsir Mg ststersTTbs govenu^t has bsen 46ddsd ifiMa tatype « f the hero of an Army t-lj NOW OPEN goal Hna untn tha period. burgh and Detroit at Itoooklya. Tha Tanka waUepad Cincinnati called out on atrihea. Blayhard by loeiag IBjpooade in 13 LaOuardU Field, and othsn wifl were among tbs Bniteoltas who Lioiigiuey. A pot luck by ths fttnlstiy of Conunsree nnd -on able Bobby Pache In tune-up However, field goals by Tiny En- four atrdlght to tha aarlca of 1939, forcad Thomas at saeond, Otoi- •»o*t bortxiired from Howard leave this week on the Dixie and hssrt-wanning wsicoms was at-; preosded ths. mssttng. 'on'ISia Horatio Alger theme. T 'i In e dafonding champtoa Chlea- |g mfle IValii No. 13 to fly- fwjfeon, at Ssa Scout ship 87, at attended the opening day at tha tiibuted to b « o wocshlp until two Industry, Donsff said today. hlgfe’lghta of his rdptd rise tbrou-’Ii High Thrffi Mtn for Thb Wfifik—Each RtcciTM « p»|r flfhU gebretaen. Clark Htnkto and Bdato but it waa In that vary aartaa, Con- chewaki to BtnhlQL KasMy pop- teok his first spin la Atlantic dUppere. Baatem' States Btepositlon at Funeral asrvloss for Mrs. Flor- Japan wU ba dtvidad into go Bears continued to show their •• 0 yesterday, and when *' boys mads this-candld ooo- tha fankn: KnUsted Sept IT, 1940; of BowUng ShoM FREE! Jaakofwskl gava Qrsan Bay a 9 prowess ta exUblUon ganss. Last nie said, that he "aaw aomathing” ,ped up to Haraburda at aaoend. OB the ISth, need Basic. — i ' — SBCS Latham Badge, nXtivs of this poUce dlatrleta for ths nBforeemsnt t y . Indicated the Tanka' down- No nuu, eoa h it no arrora. aae ^ y failed to return last night 8«n<**y. SsTeral festlon; "Tou’te using our school town, who died at her home In private tint class, Oct. 13, 1940; to 0 toad. CecU Ubtfl hit Don Rut- tha Bsara wallopad thair 813. He says he New York City has sent 'mote the Boltonltca eonunented on the building for an office until the work which to dsslgnsd also to Iwle tact Peterson asked that the Ooeat than- 60,000 ' draftees into the Hartford Tuesday night, ware held forth class specialist. Nov. 1,1940: B with a pitoS for ona o f the fhnahaads. tha Newark Bean of Glei Guard be aeUftad. . fact that the p o o iv ^ c u t buiW-1 S a S u V ^ B ^ r g e ^ a n S ^ hsmonJae ths dtotributlon of com- corponU. March 1, 1941; ssrgeani Dying In the AUantie Ocean, off fourth period touchdowns a ^ During the off aeaaoo laat erlntar Poltoh • Anarlcaas — Bamtrdl IS was tha esfiv huUdinx in the I in the- Columbia Congregational modities is srsss BOW suffering Pin Boys Wanted! ^ coast of Maiaa. Boto Bubert tha American Asaodatloa. 4T to Mack aaaerttd the Tanka w ^ t h e moath’a vaeatloo.’* Church Friday afteraocn at 8 July 1.1941; stafi awfeant. Aug. 1 Tony Canadso added the other on IS. and last week scored a 14 to walked. Saverick aacTtficad, Btaa- sbortagas. IHl; first aergeant. Bep^. 1, m i totond-contains a fceeh water i«ht a abort Una ptunga. Edwards’ team to baat for tbe IM l pennant chard to OongdOn. OtouAowakt 'which eoatains brook trout fiw to over. Breolclya and down: benea hto predletiona rarry more team aggregated only $88 yards the Bastem All-Stare 88 to 8. foutod out to Ortowold. Kooa htlIt \ U*an added weight what leehed hba a aafa htow f ' ' '' 1 -Jj.. i.'

^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1941 PA RED RYDER Frcah Tracks BTPRED Sense and Nonsense nri------, T ny h KIU.KD-* L'tfhOK _ Ufa’s Vps and Downs 'C A 6 IN / NowauR. . They were dleeusalng a eertein Blnee the time that the Wright 7BR..’ ----- ^ once in local territory. Write for located Overlook Drive, Wm. day of September A. D.. 1941. day of September, A. D„ 1941 to mode’s decrees. MAPLE TWIN BED room, with Preaent WILIJAM 8. IIYDR, Ksq.. PreRcnl WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Eaq List Is Loiiff; Bond Annex Hotel, Hartford. interview, giving age, experience, Kanehl. Tel, 7773, Judge. Judge. " 4 Farmer—Hey, boy, what are Betty (Just engaged)—Doris, do etc., to Manager, 248 Farmington kitchen privileges, for 2 ^rls or Kfltart of Joseph Alldston late of Estate of Annie Steger and George IBut racently, 'csum sveryooe— you doing up my pear tree? J7-A mother and child. Tel. 8869. you know what it fMis like to be Roofing—Siding Avc., Hartford, Conn., Room 1. FOR SALE—TWO FAMILY flat, Mnncheeter. In said Diatrlrt. de- Steger also apelled Stager, both Ut« I From A to Iszard—wore ’em Youth—Well, sir, there's a no- in love, to sit next to the man you Automobiles for Sale 4 five rooms on each floor, oil burn- ceased of ManchcRter In said district, de- Personal Injuries Not; |I whacked mine off aa short as tice below which eays "keep off WE 8PBCIAUZE IN Rooting dud GENTELMAN LOOKING for s The M.inchester Trust Company ceased. adore, and feel your innermost ft.//* er, steam heat, centrally located, theirs; and now I must re- the grass." soul vibrate? FOR SALE—1930 WILLYS Knight aiding. Elatlmatea freely given. Help Wanted— Male or room, may call at 411 Main Kxectitor having exhibited Its nd- I’pnn spplicnilon of Lnuls J. Serious But Cars Arc , etore 'em. near school and bus. Price (7500. mlnlstrallon .account with said es- StKKcr, AitnilnUtrator of i.ld **. , Doris—Sure, I do. I feel Uke that coupe with rumble seat. Price Time payments arranged. Work- Female 37 street, near the Center. Telephone Terms. 8 acres land in town, tate to this Court for allowance. It talcs, praylnx for authority to sell Badly Damaged. I With ruffles on their eoutbem First Kangaroo — Annabelle, manship guaranteed. A. A. Dion, 7658. Is rerlain rral rstale particularly i1»- every time Joe takes me out on low for quick salci Call 6859. coops and bam, priced right. ends. they!JI look like garbs where is the .baby? his motorcycle. Inc., 299 Autumn street. Tel. ORDFURD —That the 20th dav of acrlhrd In aald application on file , for clowns; OUT OUR WAY EXPERIENCED POTATO pick- FOR RENT— 2 FURNISHED Several good building lots in September A. D.. 1941. nt 9 o’clock It Is Second Kangaroo—My goedneos, BY J, R.^WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN, 1937 Ply- 4860. ers. KriwskI Brothers, Foster A large list of week-end accl- I But—how else can I make them WitH mouth sedan, 1938 Pontiac sedan, rooms at 983 Main street. Inquire town, reasonably priced for a Td. s. t,.*^ Jorenoon, dt the Probate OIIDEUED:—That the forcxolns denU was reported by police ns I’ve had my pocket picked. He was at the founUin-pen MAJOR HOOPLI street, W’app|ng. Tel. 6069. quick sale. James Rennie, 62 t»fflce. In said Mnnchp»ter. he and ai'pllcatlon ha heard and datermln- long? Oh, my! Such upeand OH.THE OLD 1936 Ford sedan, 1936 Dodge room 6, between 10 and 11 a. m. the same \n asnlgned for a hearing ert at tha Prohalo nfflca In Matt- motorists took advantage of the counter, making s purchase. THEVDlE THAT’S downs. homestead HA« built , Moving—Trucking— or Phone 7973. Hamlin street. Telephone 7567. oristhe allowance of said mfmlnlatra- rhaslar In snIiLDlsIrIcl. on the 20th It Doesn’t Seem Right He—You see, I am buying this IW.-4fix is/v. enough TMERE!s AHCrr DO VOO UKE sedan, 1938 International pickup. fine weather for driving. None of Lyia Myers. BEEM MODERfJIZfiD •SURE T K C A R P S iT E R THE OIMIWG CJoIe Motors, 4164. tlon ndcount with said estate, and da.Y nf September. A. D., ID4I at 9 the mishaps, mainly collisions, The mikado and bis men for my wife. SOMEWHAT.' ALL NOW-- FLICKER AT THE Storage 20 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 this Court directs the Kxecutor to o'clock (d, s. t.) In ths forenoon, Buy our oil with phony yen Muarr have a ^ THAT’S THE ROSES, MISS] .ROOM VMOunfeS ROOMS—TWO PLEASANT heat- were cause of serious ^tersonal in- Clerk—A surprise, eh? NEW CABIWETS IW MARRIED DAUGHTER SPARKSTamo Lots for Sale give public notice to all persons In. and that notice he. slvan to all par- The biggest coward in the world At the rate of sixty thousand bar- -JUST NtlSKSORHboO SPARKS? 4*-. X AR.E learn- FOR SALB -1933 RSSEX-Ter- STORAGE ed rooms, continuous hot water, 73 icrested therein to appear and he jury, but considerable property He—I’ll say ao. She is expecting THE KITCHEW— HIESELF, CUZ HE HERE'S A one suitable f.ir two; bus line; S4W1S Inlcraslcd In said estate of tha Is a man who la afraid of a new rels daily; FINE.' far TiOWtGWT, MISS GOT'EM/w raplane sedan in cood condition. Moving and Packing. The Agstln FOR SALE GOOD heavy work- beard thereon hy publishing a copy pandciicy of said application and damage was done, some of the an automobile. USED LOTSA ENOUGH Book of in g HOVSl 236 Main. Dial 3766. FOR SALE— 100 FT. building lots, of this order In some newsp.aper lha lima and placn of hrarlns there- I idea. The while Oi-ordlnator Ickes spar ke~-ano Call after 5. Tel. 6»12. A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6261). ing horse. Telephone 6058. cars involved being badly wrecked N A IL S.' thev so r ta' ^O SO oil Route 15. Wapping, Telephone having a circulation In said District, on. hy piihllshlng: a copy of this Pulls another of his quickies lord bvroh's I FEel ASYJlLO five dnvR liefore said dav of hearing Avoids Pony Rlilers It’s a sure sign you’re getting TAKE THE BAA-BAA.' Manchester 7724. 'ircler In some tiewspaper havlni/ a Doctor-^Drink water fri»ely and And forecasts gasless Sundays al- old when both your stomach and POEMS X GOT and return make to this Court eirculatlon In said district, st least Saturday night on Hlllstown lit will keep you from becoming AS WASHir^TOM CURSE-OFF Repairing 23 Boarders Wanted 59-A wh. mam s . hydf nva days before the dsy of said moet gaily. your hair start falling out. FOR'yOU.^— ^ Articles for Sale 45 road two cars collided as one Istiff in the Joints. TOSSlMS •THAr THE ONIONS Newcomers To .Manohestcr hearluB. lo appear If they see eausa sought to avoid hitting a party, of A LITTLE SIT at said time and place and ha heard Patient— But. Doctor, some of txxlar <> / If It Is bsuranee You Want! LAWN MOWERS sharpened, call- FOR SALE-NO. 1 LOAM, well COMFORTABLE ROOM, private Legal Notices 78 four boys and girls riding ponies I ^THosEcrruER family, shower, game room, quiet reltulve thereto, and ms'lee return I the Joints don’t serve water. mu sh v, but ACROSSthe ^ See ed (or and delivered. We sharpen, rotted manure, and stone *for AT A ccunrr of rnonATE iie M) to this CoTirt on the road. A frightened ponv HOLD EVERYTHING ua HWEWAS neighborhood,• a r h i 18 ‘ minutes from NICE — THE Mc Kin n e y bro thers ensilage knives, scythes, axes, etc. every purpose. C. Hill. Tel. 8628. AT A ('OITRT OF rnO nATF IlKT.n ill M n n ch c lo r . within nnd for Ih. Wll.t.lAM .1. HYDE threw one girl off, but she was not f'Ji POTOMAC.' 6AT.^ saw filing, gumming. Capitol Hartford, gentlemen preferred. at Manchevter, within and for the I'istrlrt nf .llannhentrr. on thn 11th J u d x a.' injured. The motorists were John Some people Just can’t unbend po e ms;, T Alt Forms of Insurance Call 3533. Itlatrtnt of Mancheater. on Mot 13th ihiv of Snpti'nihiT A. U. 1941 H-9-ir,.11. land be human until misfortune has Exirept Life Grinding Co., 53t Lydsll. Tele- FOR SALE—MEN’S Rebuilt and tiav of Soptotnhor D.. 1341. Pr-s.nt WIt.LIAM S. HYDE. E«n L. Ruff, 23, of Addison and Joseph MEAW;EAt phone 7958. relasted shoes. Better than new Preaent W 1LLI.\M H. HYDE. Eaq . Judge. Heller of Glastonbury. According taken the starch out of them. 008 Main Ht., Manchester, Conn. JudgR. Telephone 6060 cheap shoes. Ses them. Sam Houses for Rdnt Katale of Florence 8. Colton lat« to the report Heller swung toward WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Yulyes, 701 Main, 65 KBtRte nf T>orRltg ORylnr IjitR of of Manchester, In said District, de- the center of the road as ho ap- . The United SUtes. with only 8 rim. regulate your piano or player Northampton. Mrrr., leaving prop- ceased. I per cent of the world’s population, erty in ManclieBter, In vald District, The AdminiHtratnr having ex- Start Counting proached the pony riders near tha piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. BARSTOW HAS 2 used Electrolux FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING lhaa nearly 19,500,000 telephones, homes 3 and 4 rooms, electric dereaRcd. hibited his admihlstratlbn account brow of a hill. Ruff, coming from refrigerators, cheap. One 7 cubic The Adrnlnl.Btrat'T linvltig ex- with said estate to this Court for the opposite direction hit the Hel- lo r about half of all those In extst- Manchester MOWERS SHARPENED, repair- ft. air cooled, one 5 cubic ft., all kitchens, heat, (15.00 weekly. Im* hibited hlB flttal adnilnlBtratlon ac- allowance, it Is Local Children ler car. lence.i And a telephone in New ed, shear grinding, key ntting, porcelain, air cooled. Terms. Al- mediate' pos.session. One srdf.ll fotint with Raid eRtate to this Toiirt ttRDKRKD:— That the ?oih day fYork C!lty will reach 93 per cent Evening Herald cottage (10.00 weekly. One six fgv allowanee. It Ir of September A. D„ 1941 at 9 o’clock Cuts and bruises were sustained duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. so several new and used out- (d. a, t.) foranoon. at tfie Probate lo f all the rest of the phones in the room house, all improvements, That the 2<^th dav of by Ruff, his brother William and Classified Advertisements overhauled. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl boards at reduced prices. Bar- J^eptemher. A, D. 1?H1 nt J) oVIork “fflce. in said .Mtinchester. be and Joseph A. Veslile of Hartford, rid- I world. 1 street. (50.00 monthly. Apply Loesers Id R t> forenoon at the Probate the same'l.j assigned for a hearing Those of School Age to Count fix averugx ivordx lo a tine stow’s, 460 M#in. Phone 3234. ing with the driver. In the Heller Cottages. South j?trcct. So. Coven- I tfrire. In Bgid ManoheBtrr. be and on the alloYvanco nf naid adminls- Sweet Young Thing—What shall Initials, numbers enfi ehbreviatlont try. Phone 266 j 1. Wllllmantic. the Bame Ib ifc^Bfgned for a hearing I ration account with said estate and Be Enumerated; Esti- car Joyce Heller, 2, was hurt. The •ach count an a word and compound on the allowance nf Bald adminiB- n«certalnment of heirs and this cars were much damaged. I l do? I am engaged to a man who words as two words. Mlntmum cost Courses and Classc.s,.,, 27 Household Goods 51 17 miles from Hartford. tratlon account W'ith Bald estate and t otirt directs the Admlu 1st rat or to mate Total at 4 ,2 5 0 . Yesterday at 4 p. m. Thomas ljuat almply cannot bear children. la pries of three lines. ascertainment nf tw»lrB and thiB give public notice to all perKons In- I Kindly Old Lady—Well, you ffine rates per day for transient LKARN A PROFESSION, aclen- r*ourt directs the .Ifftnlnlsiratnp tn lorcRted therein to appear and he Festa of the Bronx, N. Y. failed ads. SPECIAL SALE FEATURES! give pnhllc notjre to alt perRons In- heard thereon by putdlshlng a ropy to halt at a stop sign at Adams I mustn't expect too much of a hus- KSeetiee Sfarcli 7. ItSt tifle massage, good opportunities. Wanted to Rent 68 »*f this onler In Rome newRpaper A. F. Howes and Samuel Robb Ihand. Free literature. College of Mas- tere.Bted^ therein to appr-Rr and be street and Middle turnpike west Caah ChArga I LIVING ROOM SUITES heard thereon hV pubtlBhinir' g rnp> having R clrcolatlon tn said Dis- have started taking the enumera- and ran Into the car of Albert < Conaecutiva Days.. 7 ctat 9 ot» sage. 488 Main street, Hartford. WANTED TO RENT three or nf thiR order In Rome newRp^aper trict. five days before said day of tion of children of school age In The modem home Is one In 9 C on secu tive Days.. 9 Ota)!) eta ( 59.00 Maple Sunroom . . . ( 39.50 four unfurnished rooms, about having a elrrulatlon In Raid Dlslrtct. hearing and return make to thl.s Gliech of Rockville who was pass- Day ...... Court. ing. I which a switch regulates every- 1 otajll eta ( 79.00 2-Pe. Tapestry Nov. 15th. Write Box X; Herald. five davB before Raid day of hearing Manchester. The two men will be yi - ordara for irregular tnaertlona and return make to this f'ourt, and WII,LIA.M S HVDK Head-On (,'olllalnn I thing but the children. Help Wanted— Female 33 Suite ...... ( 59.00 hy mailing In a registered letter, paid six cents a name this year. cr.qwiu.iaM*, \sll be charged at the one time rata. (119.00 Modem Suite..___ ( 98.00 WANTED—IMMEDIATELY four H.V,S.4I. Five cents was said last year. The A man arrested on a drunken i ARTHA <5EES TUROUSH vpaelal rates for long term every on or before September 1 ,'i. l U t l , a driving charge was Involved In a Him—Didn’t the kiss I Just gave WHY MOTHERS G E T GRAY ? . / s 4 ay X^ttrtlalng given upon request. CHRISTMAS CARD sensation.— (219.00 Period Style Suite.(149.00 or five/ room tenement, centrally copy of this order addressed to town is paid (2.25 by the sUte for IStMlnwiw ^tue sheep’s clothing ' Ada ordered before the third or Make (25 selling 50 boxes. New, located. Inquire at 60 Kensington folppe Heirs -Khrhardt. S. P.; Har- each pupil enumerated between head-on collision Saturday night you make you long for another? flflh day wm^pa charged only for Bedroom Suites street. old R. Gaylor. MansHeld Center. at Charter Oak and Spruce I Her—Yes. but he Is away on a the actual number of tlmea the ad novel, different 50 a-ssorted name Donald Gaylor. 10*1 Franklin the ages of four and 16 years. imprinted cards only $1.—free Sijuare. New Rrltaln. t'onn.; tjenrge Last year the school board eatl- Btreeta. It was stated Francis W. I business trip and won’t be home BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES appegred. charglnit at the rate earn- ( 65.00 3-Pc. Maple Suite. .( 49.00 Kelly of 21 Highland street. East I until next week! ? ? ? 7 ? ad but no allowance or refunds can samples. As.sortments 30c up. Gavlor and Ibifotliy Gavlor i*oth of 8 Boy Scouts mated that there would be an in- BY EDGAR MARTIN be made on alg time ada atop^d Odd cards 2 l-2c. Stationery. ( 79.50 Modern Walnut Legal Notices 78 ^^'eRt at reel, Northainplon. crease In the number of pupils to Hdrtlord smashed into the car of after the fifth day. Special offer. New England Art. Suite ...... ( 59.50 be enumerated In town because of Thomas Blanchard of 23.5 Center i fFi?) THVt4 t T ' K A t R ’T , (129.00 Period Suite ...... ( 99.00 .11 .Manrhesirr within and for the H-'i-i.i-n At 2:30 a. m. Sunday morning BK.H READ ua RoTaLLIMAl The Herald will not be reaponaible Olfltrlct of M.anrlipater, on tha 11th mated an Income of (9,700, but LbRD^ tT*XLF To Sotnt- ,V for more than one tncorract Inaer* NEAT. DEPENDABLE girl or a car driven by Anthime Gauthier THING OOT OF there'« soar HOV1 LONPITM4 UUNEW . ' liar of Saptamtiar .\. O.. fit! they were In error as the number of II ^OMbTHlHG tton of any advertisement ordered woman, for cleaning, two days a Stove Specials I’reaant WILLIA.M S. MVDK. Kaq . AT A COrUT OF PltORATK HPH.n of Manville, R. I., pnxiecding east OROlHMbT \ 4sH EARLT A R S t T U C K T O t o E T K E t u I for more than one time. nt Manchester, within nnd for the New ScoutiiiasterH Nec- children of school age did not In- A UTU M »* ABOUT OLD week. Write Box B, Herald. Jtifftr**. crease with the population nnd, the at Center street and Middle turn- BOOK* The Inadvertent omission of in- ( 49.75 Universal Electric nf Knmm A. Ko.nt^^r Urt* of Distrb't of Mnnohe.ster. on the l.Tth . esHary an Former Lead- pike west, ran into a fog bank. COLD AMD UlkT.VtVTK aorract publication of advertising Range ...... ( 29.50 -MnncheKtier. In saltl Dl.^trlct. deo4»a«- dav of .^*']itenjber A, D^ 1911 actual income was (9,481.50. This A KAZT K(sR\)E«r will be rectified only by cancellation SALES GIRLS WANTED— Full F(l. Presenl \A'II.KTAM 8. HYDK. Ksn . year the board felt that there The driver told police he lost con- of the charge made for tha service ( 69.50 Comb. Grey Range.( 49.00 Jmlge iwc r M. isa a I. ht ( MOOH TRXI»(G VT* Et6T time work. Single girls preferred. Th^ AfIniInfKtrntrix havinir ft- ers Go into Service. trol of the car, hit a highway W-/ff rendered. ( 99.00 Deluxe Gas Range.( 79.50 Kstnte nf Klla At Stanley late n} would be an increase but did not THROOGH— Apply McLellan Stores Co. hlMfr*! Itrr admininfrHMnn an'oitnt place the figure as high. Tbey esti- embankment and turned over. 4 ^ 0 B O O TS , A LL A V » » E / All advertisements must conform (139.00 1941 Bengal Range.(119.75 with Bald rstatF to thin t’otirt for Mnnehester. In enld District, dece.is- Saturday afternoon a car oper- 'i|! ili In style, copy and typography with iillowancp It Ib ed, * With the advent of the fall sea- | mated that the Income from the “Go away—can’t you see I want to be alone?” B E W O t A 4 | R E — regulations enforced by the publish- EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY ated by Mrs. Catherine A. I.,ar- OSMPLCTELN LOST Ito \ Beds A Bedding of:T»KHKT»: —That the Joth dav nf The M.-tnehester Trust Compnnv. son. local Boy Scout troops arc | figures as completed would be era and they reserve the right to for woman aged 23-40 doing spe- Septrmlior O. m i . at nclnrk .\drMiril»tr.itor <*. r. h . having ex* son of Glastonbury failed to make T K t R o K A h iTt C S P E L L 1 edit, revise or reject any copy con- bibited Its admin I Bl ra t ion ar»'*.unt commencing their 1911-42 indoor (9.500. The enrollment In the **/ lallzed sales work. Expenses ^3.95 Pair of Pillows ...... ( 1.99 «d. B, t » fort not.ii, Ht llip iVthhaiF the comer at the intersection of D A TS L O N G P A ST.. III sidered objectionable. • tffli’F. In Ball! Manehc.Bter. he .jjnd with bhM ist.ite to this r..url for schools seems to bear out their funny BUSINESS CLOSING flOUUS— Classified ada while training. No canvi%ilng. (' 9.95 Metal B ed s...... ( 4.98 alloMifluf^i'.'. It Is schedule. Many boys attendedled i figure. Any Increase that may Wadsworth and Summit street, Wfite Box H. Herald. the BHm«* Ir ABBlunof) for a henrinic Scout camps during the summL mounted a curb and overturned. to be published same day must be (12.95 Cotton Mattress . . .( 8.95 on the alluwani'e of Raid aate their troops for the fall and win- tre.ss ...... ( 14.98 Ofrice. In R.ilr! Manubrster, l»e ami yOung In most cases to eater Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Pratt of f-'f Telephone Your Want ,\ds ten (1.00 boxes. 50 beautiful as- t’diirt dIrertB the .\dniln iBt ra t rl x to ter activity. Main street. It was some few min- sorted name Imprinted Christmas irli'H pnlilin notice to all perRonn In- the .«ame Is nsslgnetl for a Iiearing schools in Manchester this term. 'T'HE South American republic of Ada ara accapt.d ov.r tha tala- Studio Couches tercBted therein to appear and he bn the aMovvnnce f>f said adfntnis- Hayden Griswold and Alexia utes, before ’,.hose Inside could be I ration nccoutit uilh sabl esfal#., i»mj They place the estimate at 4,250 ’ ’ Paraguay was first explored phona at tha CHARGE RATE alven cards sell (1 .0 0 -your profit .50c. hear*'! thereon h\' pnhllBhlni; a copy Tanner lead the local units as released from their automobile. this Court dW-octs the AdmlnlRi ra- pupils this year. by Sebastian Cabot, the famous WASH TUBBS abova aa a convanalnea to advar- Free samples. Cheerful <^rd Co., (29.50 Couch with Pillows. .(22.76 of thiB order In Borne new>«|>Hpe-r District Commissioners and they How Come? tlaara. but tha CASH RATES will ha 28BH, White Plains, N. Y. (39.50 Twin Couches ...... (29.50 lla^ln(c a rlreiilatlon In Bald IMBtrln ter c. I. n. tn give publjj’ notice to are assisted by eight Scoutmas- lUlian navigator, in 1528. A fort BTROYCRANR., aecaptad aa TULL. PAYMENT t( dteiiavB before B.atd day of hearing •all persons Interested therein to ap- was built bn the site of the present paid At tha bualnaaa olllca on or t>a- (49.50 Sofa Beds ...... (39.50 and return make to thl.a t^uirt pear nnd be heard therof>n by pub- ters who lead the different trs.ps. K4ASHIM6’ O M , P . C . r THANK W ANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN'to lishtng a I’opy of this onler In some Home Duly capital of Asuncion in 1538. TAaaiAPAvE , fora tha aavanth day tollowlns tha (79.50 Bed-Hi Sofa Beds.. . (59.00 Wnj.IAM HYl»R As the start of this year’s ac- House Repairs JOU.EtM TO W AR \ W08K, «UH. flrat Inacrtfon of each ad otherwtpa care for child 8 until 5 C'all 4390 newspaper having a circulation In From 1609 to 1768 the country WKU.,«WLL1 Phone or write for Free "Courtesy Judge. said District, five days before said tivity, there are elglit active Buy DBOLDOONCam AMfr-mAT iMCMrs w oof tha CHARGE RATE will ba collect- or 3509 after 4. wes administered by JesuiU. The ad. No reaponaibtllty for errora in Auto." No obligation whatsoever. finv of he.xrlng nnd return make to Scout troops in Manchester, each CMFPER FMM THl BOOBT HdLf ^ this Court. Now in Order talapboned ada will be aasumed and CAPABLE GIRL WANTED to act Credit cheerfully extended. AT A f’GrUT OF l*nonATK HKI.D led by a Scoutmaster and his as- Spaniards were driven out in PAMAMA CANAL 16 THRU TH E thair aecoraey cannot ba auaran- ;it ManohoBter. within ftnd for the AVUd.IAM S HVDK sistants. The boys meet in 1811 and a triumvirate ruled un- WITH U6 AOAIN i LB* as nurse maid for two children ALBERT’S—Est. 1«1+- Judge. laad District of Mi4ncheRter. oh th^s 13th churches and schixtls In town each no cooking or hoiuiework. (15 43 Allyn St.—HarUord H-9-1S-41 til 1816. A succession of dictators COHdGATULATIONS, d«v of September A D ir»4t. week. Mvgoyf MCBnuoRk/ Index of Classifications week, sleep In. Telephone 4375. Open Sat. Eves F'renent WILI.IAM 8, HVDK. Kfq., Opportunity Offeretl to foUowtd, ending with Frsncisro Births ...... Judge, In addition there are two Cub ALMN/a KMOW1 lApez, who plunged the country \l ,1 B nxaxsinents ...... WINDOW SHADES, Venetian KRtate of Wlllfam 8h.xrp late of Packs for boys between nine and Turn Waste Space into into a disastrous war with ArgaO'- CAMOCPBMO Marrtsxes . . . ; ...... blinds. Fine quality Holland Manchester. In Raid DUtrlrt. deoeas- Army AiiiiouiiceB twelve years of age. The tww tins, Brazil and Urugiuy. A half ON VOU Dsstha ...... Help Wanted— Male 36 ahades 65 centa. Venetian blinds etl. packs are sponaor^ by the Cen- A Good Income. 3 Card o f Thanks ...... (1.50 up. Installation free. Capi- The Afani'heRter TrusT f'ompanv, ter Congregational and the Sec- million Paraguayans were lost by Is Usmnrlsm ...... W ANTED-BOY WITH bicycle, Admlnlairator c. t. a., liavlng ex- the time the war ended In 1870. Lost and Found ...... tol Shade Co., 46 Capen street. hibited ItR adminlstraMon account Contracts Given ond Congregational churchea and "Repair for Defense" Is the bat- to deliver telegramn. Must be The 1010 stamp above was is- Announesmnets ...... over 16 years old. Apply Hotel Hartford. Tel. 6-7018 after 6 p. with Raid eRtatf to this Court for bear the numbers 4 and 2, respec- tle cry of on all-out effort that's Psrsonals ...... m. allowance, it Is tively. going to lick one of the biggest susd ft) commemoration of tho AntONMihlIrs Sheridan. OUDKnv:D:—That the ^nh day centenary of Paraguay’s nsUonsl Aufomoblts for Kata ...... « of September A. D. HMI, at ^ o'clok Washington, Sept. 15 - (flh.The The Boy Scout troops are as problems of our whole defenM pro- FOR SALE - BARSTOW combina- fd. a. t.) forenoon, at the Probate gram,’’ declared Rusaell Paul of indspsndance. Automobllaa for Ezchangs , I WOOLEN GOODS weavers for War Department announces r the follows; Troop 13, Second Con- Auto Aecassorias—Tiraa ... « first and second shifts. Good work tion range with oil burner; also( «>fflce. in Raid Mancheater, he and gregational; 1.5, St. James; 2.5. the Mancheater Lumber and Fuel Shortly after the war a constl» Auto Rtpalrlns—Palntlns . 7 the same Ir asalgned for a hearing' following contracts: ami good wages. No labor diffi- 2 two burner brown parlor heater, on the allowance of Raid ailmlnla- Center Congregational; 27. St. Oo. tution modeled erter that of ths Auto Schools ...... T-A and piano, 95 Hamlin street. Tel. Van Roman Machine Tools Co.. >.Utos—Ship by 'Truck ...... g culties. Apply to TalcottvlIIe trallon account with Raid eRiate. M ai^a; 47, So. Methodist; 91, ’’ ‘DefenM First!’ Is the order of United States was adopted. It Autos— For Htrs ...... • f mills, TalcottvlIIe, Conn. 6534. and thiR Court direetR the AdmlnlR- Springfield, Mass., parts for mill- Manchester Green; 98, No. Metho- the day from now on,” Mr. Paul was revised with a view to aoclsl ALLEY OOP trator c. t. a. to give public notice ing machine (1,379. Stranxa Noiaaa Osrsxas— Ssrvlca— Storie s 10 dist; and 1-26, Empnual Lutheran emphasised. ’’And as defenM and economic reform in 1940. BY V.T. HAMLIN Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... 11 FURNITURE FACTORY wants FOR SALE—TEN 30x48 white to alt perROHR IntereBted therein to GreenflcUl Tap and Die Core., church. comes first, so does defenM hous- Wanted Autoe—Moturcyclee 13 porcelain top dining room tables Rppear RPd he heard therefin by ptih- Greenfield. Mass., gauges. (7..5B3. ing. It’s no longer a case of de- Border lUsputes with Bolivia -M Tm SifriLw K ir aa4 PrefaMleiiiHl tervirra experienced cabinet makers, ma- llghlng R copy of thiR order In Rome It was reported today that, dur- were prevalent after the 1870 war. T H f f m i I T I S - . H A V n . V O U and chairs. Call Manchester Con- rtewRpaper having a circulation In American Emery Wheel Works, ing the last year, somt* of the old- sirahility but of duty as citizens Butiutxt ttarvices Orr#r*d . . . II chine hands, upholsterefs and ap- Under the Gran Chaco Peace Set- f-'f ggrSjSffi?) wit h TlMB.-mAWIt. ,BV«ia HBARP ANVTMINBj UouMhold ^•xvicai Offered . . *U-A prentices. Apply Palmer A Em- struction, 3737 or 4279. said Dlatrlct, five da.va before Raid Providence, R. I., aloxite, alum- er boys In Scouting who”' have of Manchester and of the Ufiited TM«-*riR« day of hearing and return make to tlement of 1838, the entire Chaco vvaus * thoobht pnatAns mbr o f u th Batldtnv—Contracting .e.*.‘, . • 14 bury-Orsenlgo, Inc.,» Industrial inum Oxide grain, (14,0.50. been acting aa leailers, havs*l)ee|t States. The problems the nation la WHW WWBS/19 ^ COULD THBOW ' ^ I^ igp Floriata^Mureenta ...... II thia ^^oiirt. and by mailing on or HBAVSN6/' ^ Drive, Westerly. Rhode Island. beforefore 8 Septemberepl IS. 11*41, a r o p y o f Handy Pad Supply Co., Worcaa- called to the armed forces of the' grappling with today are the prob- country—81,800 square miles— v Sn S w ' Fnnara) Dtrectore ...... If Machinery and Tools 52 WM awardttd to Paraguay. “I guc88 the captain doesn’t Uke m e-h e laid ’Present *^90MS Ll6HT0Ntr Heattnc*—Plumbtna^Roofing .. 17 thiR order addreased to‘ Martha ter, Masa., splints, (62,050. ^ nation. However, other boys are lema that you and I and every ooa sVi’ V Inauranca ...... Sharp. *5 Summit Rtreet. ManchcR- International Silver Co.. Meri- arms! this afternoon and walked awayl” II WANTED—GAS STA^nON at- DELLINGER SILO fillers, used ter, Conn^ being appointed in their places, elM are going to be living with, mulBery— Dreaemaking .... . I* tendant) man mechanically in- den. Conn., forceps, (32,500. and Scouting in Manchester is sweating over and victoriously Moving—'Trucking—Storage potato diggers, spreader, tractor Wrr.I.lAM HTDK . - :o clined, but not essential. Write Judge. Delivery dates were not disclos- ready for another au<;cesaful year Mlving from now on!” PubUe Pueeiiger Service . . . . 30-A aaw rigs, Fordaon parts. Dublin ed. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fainting— Papering ...... 71 Box Y. Herald, stating qualifica- Tractor Company, Wllllmantic. of service to others. Federal Financing Frofoatlopal 8orvices ...... tions and references. He explained that the necessary BY FONTAINE FOX Btpalrlng ...... repair! and remodeling (qr trana- TafJoHng— Dyeing—Cleaning lo Tollat Goode and Service . r; WANTED—MALE Assistant to Plumbihs: and Electrical fonnlng a single houae into a mul- - . '^T omboy* TX yl o r Wanted— Bnelnesa Service .. learn merchandising, future as- Handsome **Pinwheer*^ Motif Downes Lauds tiple dwelling could be financcti' Kdaratlosal sured if capable and wrilling to Fixtvres 52-A Wider the FHA Pay-Out-of-Income ANNOUNCSe THAT SHE ’LIKB8 * H a R N E W -T a A C H iR . Courses and Classes work. Must be full time. Apply CLEAN CLOGGED DRAINS in a Plan. Brlvats Instructions Burtons. 841 Main street. Oanelas ...... 31-A Jiffy with Double Strength Drain Hurley’s Stand “Another goal of the ’Repair for Mnsiesl-Orsmstlc ...... sp.. 3» Solvent 20c can. Open front toilet DefenM' ck m ^ g n is to encourage W satsd— Instructions ...... 10 seat, $2.45. Other plumbing Ax- all homeowneVS'.to remember the _ Flaaselal necessary repairs - and general Bonds Stocks— Mortgages , . II tures sold dlr.'ct»to-you at sav* Asserts Connecticut Is Business Opportunities . . -12 inga up to 30 pt/cent. Supply Out* modernization must hot neg- 14ie c k l i» and ms friends Konsjr to Loan ...... v...... 31 let. 1130 Main street, comer Cooperating Effectively lected (luring the preMn't , .emer- What They Don’t Know Won’t Hnrt Help and SItnntlena gency. Homes play too vital a 'role BY MERRILL BL06SER Help Wsntsd— Femsla ...... |i TO RENT OUT Trumbull. HarUa.i'1. 7-04S6. Free r. In' DefeuM Work. In American life to be. allowed to , . .GLoauBuMoua Hslp Wantsd— MaU ...... u parking dlr^tly in 4*«ar of store. 1 RAAOWIV Deoeli . Tiev Tb o e r aslaman Waatsd ...... t«-A SANDING MACHINE deteriorate due to neglect And JUNg...... VriUL___ LaSMNG ON Jp ooooeam Moaaio MbY. OIOKu I id LIKB Tb RBAO Tbo Hslp Wantsd—Malt or rsmsls IT procrastination. ; 4 M PlBAtSO OlOmA% NUNO OFF 'ABOUT BjElNG seH u u n o Adfsata TTantsd ...... it - a Nor^ch, Sept-* (6—(P>—Senator vncKias. oooo/ ------neoM— K iHTHe r MiMurisMb EDGER Wanted—tTo Buy- , 58 v«!*rhoM who take Uie responsi- ‘s r ’’Ja‘5ssf?» lb sea HiR Ou|t u j r PBMwtNny •tlnatlons Wanted-Fepisls SI Joseph' B. Downea of this city, * m X am aaiMo MacnNG- attUAtlons Wanted— Male II POLISHING MACHINE peiwooal representative of Gov. bility of helping their country st F/ l eoMPaimoN <25,* - rsL H« OF9 / _ Bmplopnieitt ABenclea ...... to CASH FOR OLD GOLD, discarJ Robert A. Hurley, told an audience this criais will also ba very ma- IBAVMO/ mm , U v s tinefc— Pels— Psalttr— AND HANDY SPINNER ed Jewelry, dental gold etc. Room terially helping themMlves. "This MUtCH RtLO/ Vehicles of over 10,000 people at the open- 14, Cheney Bldg., 983 Main, over is the opportunity for many home- O O R T I ------x^waikaaBiA P«ah— Birds— P su ...... tl ing of the Eastern States EhcpiMi- z for removing, paint from Thrifty Cleanera. owners to turn waste qiace into in- r SS/i auHV j ^ ibwcm) LI vs atock-;-Tshlcles t> tion at Springfield, Maas., last Pooltrr And Snppliss ...... ti buildings, cars. etc. night that Connecticut Iniluatry, come and to. make ii^ rov en ^ ta ir owkM UMsa ap Wsntsd — Psta— Poultry— Stock it that have long been needed' and VI Fas Pal^ WIseellaseene Rooms Without B<»rd 59 labor, agriculture and government Artlelsa For Sals ...... i| TELEPHONE 8284 arr cooperating effectively in the that will add to the comfort and WBHtlSM’a Boats and Aeoessorlsa ...... is Or Call At 27 Oak Street EIGHT MINUTES walk from Cen- defense effort A pretty dress to wear at home value of their homes for years to Bollding Matarials ...... it ter, one laige pleasant room, The senator praised the efforts la as Important as a frock to wear come. O lsaonds — Watetast— law elrj il “American efficiency has got to Blaatrteal Appllanest— Radio., il auitable fortr abuple, » u one smaller of Governor Hurley in assisting away! Here is a style which has aw PW up AWL aw come aa c Iom as pqMible to hitting Foal sad F aad...... is - a comfortable room with double Connecticut’s industry in reaching exceptional charm with its but- m asib’vaiaiuwn garSan Fmnn— Dairy Prodnets M bed. can 4943 its maximum efficiency in produc. ton trimmed yoke top, full bodice the 100 per cent mark, and decent g aaw liald Goods ...... u Notice of the and slim waistline, drawn in anug- housing is a basic esMntial for ( attlBorT and Tools ...... iz tion of rearmament material and y Masteal Instrnmsnu ...... ii cited the recent Defense Clinic, ly with Bide sashea which UsI fnf t such ^iciency. VJL£. .DStao aad Btors Eqntpmsnt . . . It Tax Collector held in Hartford, for the .purpose back. It buttons <)own the back, Salves the Local Pfohlem SpoetAla at ths Stores ...... i i Notice of bringing t4>gether large and too. Its a frock to make in waili- "Of couTM, we ouTMlves can SCORCHT SMITH WoaHas Apparol—Furs ...... it Alt persona liable by la^ to pay small manufacturers for Uie pur- able cottons or rayon crepa, print- only solve the probleln locally. But WaataS—To Bap ...... m star Boarder mriOHNCTBRn: aaaps—BaasB—dioTolo—Bssorta taxes in the pose of exchanging contracts. ed in bright designs. It can be if every community meets tho Baataatanto EIGHT SCHOOL AND A special meeting of the atock- Onests Of SaMoMtaUs trinuned with buttons snd ric ran situation individually, defense W liboai Board ...... tl UTILm ES DISTRICT hoMera of Mancheater Water Senator and Mrs. Downes were to match. housing will soon be solved on a O o a w Y i______—. — .a Waatad ...... (I-A accompanied by Lieut. Comdr. Pattern No. 8964 is in sises 12 national Male.” «*8W. laatrp Board— Baaorta ...r r t ’. ad Manchester are hereby notified Company will he held at the office That on Oct. 1 I ahail have a rate Nelson Macy p f . Greenwich, aide to 20; 40. Sise 14 requires $ 1-2 Mr. Paul stated that the Man- itslsp-Beetsarants ... of the Company in Manchester, VBmBX BUNNTi Aated—Beeais—Beard bill for the collection of three Connecticut, on Thursday, Sep- de camp on Governor Hurley's yards 39-inch msterial. Study the chester Lumber snd Fuel Company, MWBON B4 aouiM miUa on the dollar laid on the Uat tember 25, 1941 at one o’clock staff. Following the ceremonies MW chart carefully and you’ll find was already lined up for action on Flauv Taoenteau about in your purse or knltUr^r tisoa (ac Bsat .. of 1940, due to the collector Oct. eastern Standard Time, for the By Mra. Amw CSbs4 last evening. Senator and Mrst It very simple to follow our pat- "Repstr fo r ’DefenM." Every de- Far Bsat ...... 1st, 1941. following purpoaes: It's a knock-out of a spraad! ' bag and you can work at It In your Downes were entertained by Gov- tern for this style. tail that' can aid SRced, efficiency MFonaiiNiiaL In this way, it a For Baal ...... TaxM accepted every .irork day 1. To act upon the matter of The stunning pinwheel in crochet spare momenta ernor and Mrs. Saltowstall st their For this attractive pattern, send and worthwhUe results has been^ 8Mff T i y # UUa Hoaiaa For lU a t...... is shown to maryekMia. advantage doesn't take long before you have suite st the Hotel KlmbaU. 16e in coin, your name, address, planned; to Boat aad evealag dartag Oetdidr at 41 borrowing $100,000 upon . such MiBlNOnONS Mala'Street aad every day aatO in the big open-work square. An enough blocks to set together for At the luncheon at noon today, pattern number and sim to Tba *T7iU is no time to stand back terms as may be determined at your lovely Pintvbeel sprMd. Manchester Evening Herahl. To- Balldtaa^ to e _ B ^ Sstarday aeea at BT the meeting and Issuing a nota or easy motif to db, incklentally! Ool. Samuel Fisher of Litchfield, and let the ’other feUow' do it " he Each square block maasures To obtain crocheting instruc- represented the governor on the day's Pattern Service, 108 7th aald. ‘Tt's up to every citisen to UNwtnmHL for. < Shep. IX WUUaai Street. bond therefor, and of qecuiing the Taka Notiee! AB taxes __ ___ about 6H inefaea. This bedtprsad tions for Pinwheel Bedaprsad speaking program, as administra- Avenue, New York, N. Y. look over his home and gee if he ••••••bB same by a mortgage on the protf- done in yellow croebpt cotton la (Pattern No. -6224) aakianu of The Fall . Fashion Book shows a •••••OOBBBBBBBB Nav. 1,1941, will be eba.rged laler- erty of the company. tor of the D^ense Qouneil of Cbn- couldn’t have an extra room or two tor Balo ...... aat at tba rate e ( f per eeat per umisually modem la fecHng aad necUcuL complete variety of children’s 10 _To act upon smfii other mat- will givf your badroon a bright, year (roai Oet. 1, 1941 aaMI paid. M ra a naay properly come before sunahine-y atmosphere. Can also Joseph Chartier, tha meeting be made la blue, white

FOUBTEE^ MONDAT, SEFTEMBER 16, 1941' ManrtigBtgr £ ^ b t s X m Q t

The regtilarly weekly meeting of Daughters of Libsrty No. 136, AHoutTown Company H, State Guards, will be L. I. O. A „ will m ^ t In OrangiOrange held at the local armory tonight hall tomorrow evemhg. A socMl No member will be excused from time will follow the. business, in this session, which will be directed charge of Mrs. Anpl^ Perlne.and Hale’s

Olbboaa Auembly, CathoUe her committee. by Capt David McCollum, Sr, the ot Columbu*. w U lioltf t)i« i ^ t .commander. , . finit meeting of the fen tomorrow night in the K. o f C. cluhi^nM. A A daughter was bom this morn- Frederick A. Lavey, of Foster ing at the Oak Nursing home to Rid'Jid Ironing <6.98 Value! S2-Piece g « ^ turnout of the member* ie tiBseum hoped for. street, left yesterday for Char* Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Pantaleo of Boards lotteavUle, Va., where he will re- 310 School street. * « sume hU second year of study at E!asy . to handle, light- Dinnerware Sett ' U i^ Dorothy Hoppe of Flower weight. Rigid and steady GRAND I^ I D S l the Virginia Law schboi. He haa Mias Barbara C. Calhoun of 305 Complete aervlce for aix. •treet returned home yeaterdey wdien set up and compact Platinum Band or Floral oat- After e week'* vlait with relaUye* been elected vice president of the Porter street and Mias Mary E. College chapter of Delta Theta Phi when folded. tem. et Lake Poecawana, near Peeka* Smith of Foster street, left yester- kin, N. T. fraternity. During the aummer he day to spend a two weeks’ vacation $3.89 and $4.49 BEST KNOWN SWEEPER haa been engaged in defense work at Stony Creek dude ranch in the The amall playgrounda at the at the Pratt A Whitney Division of Adlrondaeka. Complete with pad and $4-98 comer of School and Vine atreet the United Aircraft Corporation. elastic bound cover. haa been fenced in to prevent the Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell E. Miller boya who uae the grounda for Mrs. Robert Russell and Mias who have been living In Rockville 112.95 Value! 5S-Pieee Betty Olmsted will be in charge of OTHER BOARDS baaketball and other gamea from since their marriage In June, have $2.19 to $5.9.1 Complete. darting out Into the atfeet In the the Red Cross producti

LOIN VEAL jsjs t* pdn, pedded * ' ’"rtety of Bhapes, styles, and Hale’s Quality DownySake Coihptete •.w i- ** two-tone combinations. Som* 1 - CHOPS, lb...... AI4C $4-95 With Kapok top cuahionf. Three sizes. :i •

1 Doughnuts Doe. Pinehurst Quality 17e

Tender Rentschlerized Fresh, Large Loaf PASTRY CLOTH AND A Large Selection of Other $ 1.19 to $3.19

STEAKS Bissell Carpet Sweepers t Haleys Bread Loaf ROLLING PIN JACKET Priced From $3.95 to $6.95 Short or Sirloin Ijuge Can ygr y/ 7 ■i !Vi ( "' HARDWOOD Cans 49c lb. Hershey Syrup 3 25c f UOrB e V .

wiHitMf any Good News, Folks! Snow White Pinehurst Large Package SBansdown mfSVOM/ SINK

We announce the opening of our second

C A U LIFL O W ER Cake Flour FOOD MIXER CLUB. So many people last HRMILTON BERCH RACKS nion’t Hcle’a Fresh Groimd THI QaadSkf K>OD MIXM year appreciated the opportunity of buying a MIXER on Hale’s Club Payment Plan that 19c each U.M9U , we again offer you the chance to buy either Red Bag Coffee a Mix-Ma.ster or Hamilton Beach Food Mixer Jisrs. Jar Rings. the easy wayl 59* i Jar Tops. Certo. Auat Jemima

White, Ivory, Black' and White, or 98*^ Red Raspberries . .pint 28e Poncake Flour 2K»l 21c

Vermont MaM Green and Ivory Mixer only $21.7.5

mRympitsAit

Syrup 1 Large Bar and ^ Bf i . 1 6 c Mixer complete with Juicer 1 M e d i a m B a r , « « and two h o w ls...... $24.50 All for...... lie

Mixr*, whips, beats. Makes recipe* RUBBISH BURNERS Quaker Farina 2 ckg,. 17c more delicious. Sec this c;uality-

built time and work aaver with its Start Your Mixer Quh early! 50e Large Siic Wire Burners With Safety Zipper Top many outstanding features. With tuicer in i two bowls, $00.00. down and 50 per week. Ivory Soap Special

$1.19 1 Large Cake and 1 Small Cake, m a

______Both for I wC BAMBOO

family Size

Water c.,17c UWN RAKES CLOTHES

10MSKILLET McGuire No. 1

rakes, triply rein- BASKETS forced to prevent SILENT GLOW Wide atrip wicker thor- Linit Starch pkg. 9 c ■napping of l»mboo, Oil Bamer Sale* and Servtea oughly reinforced on all aldea

No. 1 ElberU and bottom. Sturdily built, lasting baskets. Three size*. CHAS. G. SCHELL IMIS Main S t TeL S621

Peaches 16-Qt. Bskt. 89c Large Bunch— Fresh

18-inch Span.. 69c $ 1.00 Celery Bunch 9c Curtain Dryers SE T B A C K TtJESDAy NIGHT How! 5’ X 8’ numbered folding frame HIGHtA.VD PARK COMMUNITY CLUB 24-inch span.. $ 1.00 $1.29 vilth rustleas pin*. Easel back. i-JB 3 Ca.ah Prizea! Fresh Spinach MO OMtMMiMO !M 3-Lb. Peck 15c m Admiaslon ZSc. \,lPBAoy ro asi $1.59 to $2.59 $1.49

HEALTH MARKET

WALL Regularly $1.19!

H E A LT H REST " C le a n lin ess "

M A T TRESS Special DUSTLESS Goaraateed for 5 Year*! " C o u rtesy " Larga Wagnar Cart Iran SUM CLOTHES

brlngt kad al the drtlciaai " Q u a lit y " DliSTER $16.95 . flavor of ald-fashionad caoUng.^

$1.00 Down and -fl.OO Per l^esc are things we hear said about our market: DRYER strong, durable, heavy cotton Gtyai a lifafima « f Mrviea. Eoty yam. Open end to clean easily Week. and the patronage ^ enjoy from you folks proves ns right always keeping these points foremost in our aims around baws of furniture. la Mta and to serve you. ■Wltlj^ eight swinging KE M P'S, IN C . , daan. An an-

Fine. Bedding! PJeahly Made ■ arms rigidly constructed ctplional buy. of hardwood and easily

Lamb Patties Renol Furniture

detached from the wall.

$1.00 Polish

Pork Chops 50c Very Popular! WICKER G«fl*rou* bottl* of cream poUah which dries to n high iSSMlji $1.25 permanent luatre. Fresh Beef Rib CLOTHES Lb. 1 8 c Other Siiaa 25c and 75c.

HAMPERS Corned Beef Rib Lb. 1 5 c A large aaaortmant o f col-

7 Q U A R T on , atyloa. and aiasa, featur-

ing both Whitney and Hawk- eye hampara. It's Some Tim e Since Yo u've H od

CANNING

Ws hsTS Broshes for aO A Birds Eye Dinner a. of power motors in family size KETTLES aodf esB make retmirt Blue enamel. Completa $2-98 to delar. 1 Lb. D elicio us Seo Food Fille t with T-guart rack. 1 Pk g. Rasp b erries or •Iw $6.49 1 Pk g. G ard en Peas