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About Town Observe Gobleii Wefliling Siinrlav Average Daily Circulation - The Weather For the Month of Angust, 1043 Forecast of IJ. 8. Weather Bureau S. J. 8c**phow»W - ^ Manchester— A City of Village Charm ’ i MiM Sarah W. M ac Alpine, teacher for aeveral yeare at the (ClaaaUled Advertising on Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1942 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Lincoln echool, and laet aeason at VOL. LXL, NO. 288 the Hollieter atreet echool, will Here Are More Suggestions For Students ’ Wardrobes be married next week to Everett R. Yatee of Middletown. Mies Mac- Alpine while teaching in town Back in the Scrap— as Scrap her home with the family of Junior Mishea Cliildren'a and Misses' har brother, Sydney W. MacAl- Whipsaw Assault Russian Army Halts plne of 10* Henry etrcet. The cou­ CORDUROY ple will live In Middletowhu Plaid Cotton lllae Madge Hewitt of High atreet left Tuesday for a week’s ANKLETS JACKETS Made Upon. Reich yacatlon at Old Orchard Beach. R ed green, br^wn. Siaea 10 ^ to 16. Stalingrad Advance; Edward Noatrom of Glaston­ Si/.en 9 In' bury, and Jesse Davis, director of By Allied Airmen canter church choir, will fumiah " the music Sunday at the morning worship hour. Mr. Davis is direc­ $ 5 .9 8 City Vast Fortress tor of the choir and Warren Wood, British Attack Kindles organist:- This will be the final $ 2 .2 9 Army Curbs union service of the three Big Fires in Bremen.^ churches, St. Mary s Episcopal, ...... ’"'I...... Russians Drop Bonihs^ Nazis Assert Russians Reds Shake Off Trip­ the Sbatb Methodist snd Center Plane Plant church. Mr. and Mr*. AUeo M. Burret* Spun Rayon SWEATERS Over Eastern Germany Fighting fo Make Sta- No Herald hammer Blows by Gep- .Mr. and .Mrs. Allen -M, Barrett of 93 St John 'street will iiigrad ’Red Verdun' The last of the' union eervicea kevp” open house” Sunday in celebration of their 50lh weiltiiiig an­ Boxy Slip-ons that puH well And Oecupietl Poland; Help Signing Monday man Forces; Soviets o f the Second Congregational and niversary. The reception hours’ will be in the afternoon from two down over the hip*. Long and C ity ^ ill Not Be North Methodiel churche* will be to five o’clock, and in the evening from .seven to ten/)’rlock. in their Cotton Plaids *lrevea that may be shoi-ed. iip. Budapest Also Is Hit. Also Checking Nazis' Pine leaf green. Bloaeom blue,' held Sunday at 10:45 at the latter own home. ' / Easy 4o Take; Infantry Progress in Caucasus; church. TTie pastor. Rev. Dr. Elarl red. natural, maize, brown. Must Get Clearance to No issue of The Herald London, Sept. 5.— (IP)— I t Furgeaon will take for hi# ser­ -Z- and Checks Sizes 34 to 40. Storms Several O f Only Enemy Advance ■- /. British and Russian airmen Enlist From Local will he published on mon topic. "Authority and Free­ surplus commoditice will be for­ Sizes 10 to 16 Modern Forts in One Monday, Labor Day. dom in Religion. ’ Mra. Richard warded to the other Manchester administered a punishing Draft Boanlsy Patter­ Recortled in Area IfcLagaa will sing h solo. Siirpliis Foods schools which maintain school whipsaw assault upon Ger­ Belt About (' i t y. (]lose to Novorossisk. cafeterias supplying luncheons to many from west and east son Advises Bosses. Chairman John V. Copeland will pupils. iMvid a mertin£ of hia general oom- Are Available $ 2 .9 8 last night, a strong R.A.F. Berlin (F'roiri German M iK Elisabeth Bennet. principal Fine quality mercerized Los Angeles. Sept. 5—(A*)—Men Mo.scow. Sej)!. 5.— that la planning a farewell of the Barnard School, la supervis­ kindling big tires in Bremen Broadcasts), Sept. 5.—^/P)— p a r^ for tha inductees from the Anklets in solid colors or who can make greater contribu­ Big Delegation Showing an amazing |jower or 6f the school lunch prograih. and the Russians scattering The Russians are fighting to Borth and who laave for service on Loral Srhoolii to Get it ripe*. Turn-back or Laa- tion to the war effort by remain­ of recujieration, the Red Saptamber 1 1 . ’Tbe oommlttce has $ 3 .9 8 tex cuffs. Size* 8 to 11. bombs over eastern Germany make Stalingrad a "Red Ver­ Army was reported today to / and occupied Poland while un- ing in vital aircraft industries will a tm m details to iron out for the .Allotment th« Same dun” and the V'olga city has From Town As have shaken off triphammer affair which will be held at Pu- > idenUfted Allied raiders made not be permitted voluntary Army As Last Year. their first attack on Budapest enlistments without clearance been converted into a vast blows at Stalingrad and stop­ laaki Hall on North street Wednea- r.ALL CED.\R8 Little Sister These guns, part of the Smithsonian Institution’s collection o f'W orld W ar 7 artillery, are going -to eee day svaning, Septamber *, at 7:30 The German war bulletih which from their local Selective Service fortress which will not be ped the German advance up­ service in the piisont conflict. They have been tut ned^oVer to the goveniioent as "sciap metal, to.b e Bridge Opens Resumption of last year's allot- ' reported the raid* on eastern boards. W ar Undersecretary Rob-' easy to take, Nazi military on that Volga river indus­ JD Germany failed to name the cities ert P. Patterson has notified the melted down and fa.«ihloned into modern weapons. M ajr Gen. M. Reckferd. above left, o f the Third Ser­ ment of government surplus foods ' TOSIGHT informants said toda.v. “ The trial center. In the Caucasus 8:1.5 O’Cloek DRESSES fC PAir .attacked, but the British radio A ^ r a f t W ar Production Council. vice Command. Baltimore, thanks Dr. C. G. Abbot, Institution secretary, as a group of soldfers prepares and commodities was indicated to­ V / i BLOUSES quoted Scandinavian dlspatcheyi This includes registrants with to start ^tdvage operations. — N E A Telephoto. Soviets are fighting with their New Span Over Connec- also, military advices said, the Police Court day by .tha receipt of an initial al- | Checks. Plaids. backs t6 the wall; they are faced Russians were checking the Ger­ from Berlin a* saying that the 2A, 2B and 3B classifications. tirut Opened to Public lot ment of commoditle# to St. 1 Orange Htdl 1 Broadcloth and Long sleeve rayon blousea. target* ■ included Vienna in Aus­ Patterson’s statement was con­ with the atlernate of either ca­ man progress, and In the central Deputy Judge Qeorgc C L«ss- James’s Parochial School. ’The list ' Spun Rayon Sizes 32 to 40. White, pink, tria, Koenlgsburg. a city of east tained in a telegram to the coun­ pitulating or fighting to the last Following East Hart* and eastern sectors were counter­ ner continued for one ndonth the of foods, canned vegetables, fruits 20 Reg. Gamen At blue. Pruasia; and Brc.slau, in German cil, which represent* eight of the man,” said one high military attacking. The only enemy ad­ Sizes 7 to 14 IVatioii’s W ar man. ‘Th ey will certainly not vance recorded • in today’s dis­ case of the breach, of tha peace and dt;ied vegetables, cereals and *S*'{ a Game for 2*5c Children's and Misses' Silesia country’s largest aircraft plants. British Holding Firmly ford Ceremony Today. case brought against Mrs. David flours Includes the following: FI Vi- BudapcNt Hit by Bom lw It followed a council statement capitulate,” he added. patches was in ' the single sector Butter, S3 pounds: pea beans. 30 that workers, left the plants to of the western Caucasus above Morrison of 177 Maple atreet by 2 Free GamesI .Berlin broadcast "Aij official Repulse Relieve Attacks The Charter Oak Bridge was Mis . Arnold C. ’Ihompson of 179 pounds; wheat cereal, 30 pound.s: Hiutgarlan announcement that enlist last week at a rate which, Plants Busy In the savage fighting about the Black Sea naval station at C! if continued, would cost the com­ opened this morning officially at Novorossisk. , Maple street, tenaat of the Morri- white flour, SI pounds; prunes. 2.’'> $1.98 to $3.98 Budapest and points in northern the city the high command said 7 Specials! panies nearly 1,500,000 production To New-Won Positions liaonj. pounds; pork snd beans. 72 cans; - $ 2 .2 9 'Hungary wer? hi. by bombs drop­ German infantry had stormed 11 o'clock preceded by a service Reds Push Own Offensive evaporated milk, 144 cans; grape­ Rayon man hours monthly. The Red Army meanwhile con­ ’The attack was atlagad to hs'va ped during a two-hour alarm” by Over Holiday several of the modern forts in one of dedication in which Governor Sweepstake! Defer Certain Categoriee tinued to push its own offensive ] been committed on Mra. Thomp­ fruit Juice, 60 cans; canned toma- I high-flying raiders. The Budapest belt of Stalingrad’s fortifications, Robert Hurley of Connecticut, toes, 72 cans; cheese. 40 pounds; . A "Deferment from induction at Rzhev, northwest of Moscow, son on August’’ 37 and tha arrest S.'i Door Prize! announcement failed to give, their •,ia,h Three Heav> .4x1, Order tO Curb but said the Russians had launch­ through the Selective Sen'ice sys­ State Highway Commissioner Wil­ on a smaller scale than the gi> was made by Offleer W alter R. peanut butter, 34 jars. nationality, but the Germans said in ed strong relieving attack's to the R ia expected that allotments of tem rests with Selective Service lo­ Americans Give Up Most i l^unter-A 11 a c k 8 liam J. Cfix and Henry Conland, gantic German campaigns In the Cassells at 1:50 on that data. they were Russian and substan­ northwest. The.se attack* were Chairman of the Connecticut The ease waa, not tried but tiated thia . by saying they came cal boards which have been advis­ o f Traditional Frulick-; Central Sector; Lim­ Caucasus and in the Volga basin, Underwear ed to defer certain categpri'es of declared repulsed. Bridge Commission officiated. but strong enough to bend the Judge Laaaner aeoapted tha from tbe northeast—the direction Wages, Prices "Heavy reinforced concrete chnically trained memm the air­ Manchester citizens were well German line farther back from I reoommendatlon of Assistant of Russia. iiig to \ Keep . Pro-j ited Victory Is Seen. bunkers, partly equipped with ro­ craft industry,” Pattwxon’s tele­ represented in the gathering that Moscow. Several more populateO Prosecutor Charles Oookett that Pantie* and Ve*t* The German version said dam­ tating armored turrets have been listened to the dedicatory cere­ I gram stated. ------durlioii K^'te Going.' < points were reported, recaptured | a month's oontlnuanea be granted RAYON BLOUSES age in Hungary was insignificant, Now Expected erected everywhere.” a military mony at the east side toll gate and Colors: Tearose and White Declaring the W ar Department Cairo, Sept. 5.— (/P)—The on this western front. .4 and at tha aapiratioa of that time With embroidery trim. White. Sizes 32 but the Vichy radio said many spokesman said in describing the administration building, headed by if tha tenant vacates tha premises to 40. $ 1 .3 9 Hritish 8th Army held firm­ About Stalingrad, the Germane 1 civilians were killed in the Hun­ (Continued on Page Two) By The Associated Press city’s fortifications. Chairman of the Board of Select­ without further trouble arising NOTICE ly today to new-won posi­ were described as In dltficultiea 1 garian capital alone. ’The American nation at war •'All around the city innumerable men, David Chambers. Decree GhIIh for Crea with a screen of Red Army . fire from sither side, the eharge will The raid was tbe first on Hun­ tions on the central sector of giant minefields have been laid, Bridge Is Inspected Owing to the fuel that tbe IVimariesi will gave up most of lt> traditional La­ ahead of them and a barren ex­ be BoUed. The ohargs aroat out of gary since the early day* of the lion of Eroiiomie Ad- reaching right up to the suburbs ■ Following the dedicatory ser­ bor Day week-end frolicking today the El Alamein front after panse of steppes behind. n dlsputs between the swaar and be held in the Legion Hall on Tuei^day, Sept. 8 invasion of Russia nnd the brief where German forces now are vice, guest* of the bridge commis­ tbananf la this kiatanoa. Balkan campaign in Yugoslavia Alcorn Asks in order to keep the production , smashing three heavy Axis iiiinibtrutor to Halt sion and the state participated in Northwest , of Stalingrad the fighting. Russians broke into some German Bi daagar o f falling M o haMta dancing after the Bingo ganieti will not start 3 9 ^ B A CK TO last year. machine grinding against the Axis, i counter-attacks and military Rise in Living Cost. "There are many dug-in tanks a convoy of . cars which was con­ af Tlaa, a young girl wns aommlt- % A few weeks ago, however. voyed across the bridge to the ex­ positions, capturing prisoners and W’ar workers throughout the commentators here declared and so much artillery that German supplies and killing 270 of the ene­ tad to tha House o f the Ck>6d until Saturday, Sept. 12. American four-nx'tored, bombera Police Help land stuck to their machines with (hat the first week of the re­ troops, even after they, have en­ treme limit of the new construc­ ■tepherd at thia momliigM sas- attacked oil fields in Rumania Washington. Sopt. 5 i/Fi — A tion, returning to the East Hart­ my, today's communique said. » little if any urging. In Detroit, in newed Batt|e for Egypt had end- tered the city's environ*. must The Russian lines stiffened after ■iOB. Perfect SCHOOL from Bom^ Sliddle Eaatem base, fact, CIO s^pokesmen protested to ^ limited victory for Allied drastic presidential order limiting capture house after house.” :■ ford side, on the. opposite lane. Legion Bingo Committee The officials of the bridge com­ three successive days of withdraw­ and reeontly Axis radios have His Office President Rpoaevelt again.st shut arms. A joint General Headquar- all wages,, salaries ai)d farm prices IJkc Sevastopol and Kostov Writing broadest : reports of strange mission, Governor Hurley, Com­ als and the newspaper Red Star | GIRLS’ SKIRTS downs'they* .said had been ordered ters-R.A.F. communique said was in store for the nation today aaid the enemy apparently wa* planes making reconnaissance over Sonie German sources likened missioner Cox paid tribute to the Plaid in ail npw fall .shade*, plain color* in wool and rayon Monday at. Chrysler and Ford Gen. Sir Harold Alexander’s in an unprecedent^ move, govern­ "assembling his last forces” in an Sofia in neighboring Bulgaria. Stalingrad to Sevastopol and Ros­ members of the bridge commission, flannel. Size* 7 to 14 — 10 lo 16. Giles ^Apparent Iiicreane plants. forces met and hurled back the ment offi ials. revealed, to thwart REGISTER NOW Sbopptag District Bomlied tov, where, they said ’’Gcrnian interested ,citiz»*n*. state officials effort to break through to the | PEN A Chrysler Corporation spokes­ successive battering-ram assaults a threatened runaway rise in the Volga. Following ita night activity forces had to fight meter for meter and especially those sixteen work­ For Piano Instracfkm In Crime During Fast man said that "any department by Nazi Marshal Erwin Rommel cost of firing. Bloody fighting for a railway against Bremen, big northern sea­ through barricades and vast bunk­ er* of the Amelrican Bridge Com­ j and which is behind schedule or has yesterday in a futile effort to re­ , The rcsponaible ■ sources who Wiaa Gertrud* HemMum port of Germany. the R. A. F. sent Few Months' in His Re­ er fields. pany. headed by Superintendent $2.98 — $3-98 had trouble getting into full pro­ gain positions lost by his German can not be quoted by name, said ( t ’onttnued on Page Tea) swarms of, fighters and bombers "The main burden of this final Wiliiam J. Ward who lost their 612 Center St. Tel. 5988 NOTICE duction will u|6,that day (Mon­ and Italian troops on Thursday the decree, as drafted by President across the channel in dayUght to­ quest for Cooperation. aa.suult ia being borne by German lives in the collapse of one of the day! to full advantage.” A Ford night. Roosevelt for issuance on Labor sappers, a.ssault guns and anti-air­ bridge spans during the early con- day and the Germans sent a sin­ spokesman declined comment.. Day. calls for creation .of an eco­ The Manchester Country Club PENCIL gle noonday raider over London Hartford, Sept. 5 - (.W *— Citing Twice For€*ed to^ Withdraw craft artillery,” Transocean News stniction. 1 If any aobejing reminder w'Ss nomic administrator to carry out and onothe' over east Anglia Reviewing tne first week of Agency reported: Judge Raymond A. Johnson of "the apparent serious Increase in needed that war puts luxury spend­ ^theae policies and others designed ALICE COFKAN where shopping district was Rommel's campaign aimed at "Sappers are fighting their way Manchester, a member of the Flashes ! SKIRTS No wardrobe !* complete with­ a crime during the past few ing "o u t of bounds” on a holiday to halt rising wartime living coats. (K bowb Aa Qneeo AUee) DINING ROOM Size* 34 to 30. Fall ahades. boipbed. Alexandria. Suez and the valley with' hand grenades and bayonets Bridge Commission, saw the cul­ (Late Bulletins of the UP) w ira ) SETS out an a.s*ortment of Barbizon months.” State's Attorney Hugh week-end or any other time, it it-as To Tighten Purse Strings . from one center of resistence to mination this morning of many ____SPnUTDAL MEDILTM Sharp gunfire broke out in Lon­ Meade Alcorn announced today he the disclosure In Washington that of the Nile.. British military men Brnrenth Daughter of Seventh Son Undenvear to the back tq In effect, the presidential- edict another.” years Interest and work for the a don during the brief alert touched is calling upon ell chiefs of police the President was expected to-an­ said the Nazi commander incur­ Bom With VeU. Will Closed All Day 'Monday ia scheduled to tighten the purse The German high' - command new span. Can Sell Kefrtgerutors n flchool girl. Marbury, a won­ off by the appearance of the en in Hartford county and State Po­ nounce Monday a drastic order red an Initial setback w h en ' he ■ m dings OnHy, tnclndlng Sunday, All types pen penetrated an Allied minefield, strings of every American to, lux­ cla im ^ today that. Tatnanskaya, OetaiN of New Span Vtashlngton, Sept. 5.— l/Pi—T lw $2.98 to $7.98 der to wear because its special emy craft. lice Commissioner Edward J. limiting ail wages, salaries and The span is -812 feet in-length I 0 Ao Co 9 p. Rt« Or By Appolot- point.s. Repel where Allied, heavy artillery an*l ury or unhece.iaary spending but on the Taman peninsula directly H'ar Production Board released to- | Four persons were killed and ten Hickey for Increased cooperation farmTclcrs. and stretches across the lowlands Bleat. IB the Serrtca of the Peo- Labor Day cami.tole construction gives air bombardments twice forced open them wide to'‘ payments of east of the Kerch peninsula of the day for sain to the general pubUe I and propel peji- injured by bombs Jettisoned from with his office. “S.tay at Ilotne" Week-Ends on the East Hartford side and the plo for 90 Tears. .vou a trim, chic waistline. debts and more taxes, and to Crimea, had been captured and almut .50,000 domestic mechanical a German raider being chased In letters mailed to the officials Millions of Americans planned lyrm to withdraw. river at an eiiireme height of 1U4 M i Chareh Street, Hartfoed. Coaa. cils. 'd| greater wai bond purchaaea. refrigerator^., which had 'been fro­ Petal Pink and White. today. Mr. Alcorrj declared that *IBritish armored formations and Even Mr. Roosevelt’s advuera feet above the water. It is equip­ Pboaa d-aOB? (ContlniKid on Page Ten) (Continued on 1‘age Ten) zen In the hands ol dealers and dis­ A Lovely ’ "inasmuch as the ultimate respon­ (Continued on Page Two) infantry broke through the enemy who aided in preparing the me»- ped with two. one-way highways sibility for the prosecution of the rearguard during the Axis with- separated by a four foot steel ele­ tributors since Feb. 14. Thn W PB aage regarded it aa almoat revo­ at the same time estulill.Hhed a pro- I more serious crimes rests with this draw-al and captured the central lutionary because an act of Coi»- vated division, and will carty- an office and since all expenditures in positions which they held today. uninterrupted flow of traffic at gram for transfer of rei’rigerutora I Selerlion o f IS'ewr \ ^ gresa virtually will be aet aside by Yankee Fliers held It.v manufacturrni and their I Ready .Made . 9 5 * e t Hospital Plane connection with tlie investigation Ruml Tax Plan The value of these position* to the farm price section of the order the estimated rate of 5,000 vehi­ of such crimes must be passed Rommel was emphasized by the cles an hour. allllluterl dlxIrHiiitor* to ret'ill V Boys’ and Men’* $ 2 .2 5 which affects a provision of the dealers and other outlets. The or­ three funous but futile efforts he upon by us. it is particularly Im, price control act apeclfically for­ Restrictions on steel at the pres­ made with infantry and. tanks to Given Praise der, W PU said, will facilitate Plans Are Told portant that there be the greate.st bidding any pnee ceilings on farm ent time preclude the possibility of SUITS Revival Seen regain them. quisltion of new refrigerators by I cooperation between us in order to products at less than 110 per cent construction of several Hartford Sizes 8 to 18- insure the proper protection of the One military observer expressed side approaches, usiei of the bridge eonsiimers whl> eertlfy they have] the vrew that damage to German of parity. Imliistrialist Touring no other refrigeration equipment | .At Reasonable Prices FaU Array and Navy lo Carry public.” ‘ Pay-as-You-Go* (^illec- Posslbtlltles For Post will be permitted for through- There H a WRONO and a Burden " I ’ nusuall.v Heavy" and Italian armor had been heavy. state traffic. Use of the bridge by ut their dlM|K>sul, This he said, was inflicted chiefly The president will say hi.s \ ar- Advanred Bases Eiitliu* Slate Tailor Simp RIGHT way ta imtall Rock Complete Units as Weil Increased crime, the stnte’a at time powers and duties .are suf­ through traffic will savf an esti- B A B Y SHOP e - , tion o f IiiVome Taxes by British' 2.Vpounder* and a new YiHing (iiinnun \5oundrd X Bissell Street Waol In new houte* during ficient authority for the order. A l­ siastic About Airmen. A m Wounded by A ir. (Continued on Page Three) Likelv to Be Studied. 4’5-inch howitzer. (Continued on Page Ten) Kcllast, Northern Irrlund, Sept. I construction. The RIGHT Insplrrid by Supply DlfflculUrs ready mentioned aa possibilities way (below) costs little, H any, Dresses for the post o f economic adminis- .5—*q’*— I^-vrar-old gunman v as Rom.mers quick withdrawal An Allied Base in AUetralaaia. nsore but makes a world a( Indianapolia Sept. 5—(Ah—Plans Washington, Sept. 5. -vP)—Re­ wounded in a gun battle be twee Sept. 5 i>P)— High praiaC for tbe difference in year-round BOYS’ WASH SUITS o f the Arm y and Navy to trans­ vival of the Ruml ” pay-aa-you-go” |M)liee and »e.\eral youths touay .a I (Continued on Pnge Ten) . (Continued on Page Ten) the winding, narrow streets of Bel- *e*ttfart and fuel savbsgk In One and Two port complete hospitals aa well aa Eager to Fill plan for collection of individual in­ work of the United State* Army- Murphy Sees I Plain boyish itylea with tie*. In plain colors uith conlraating all badly wounded men by air were fast w here many similar Irloh Ra* | tHmmIng. Tan, H im, taala sad brown. Sizes 3 to S yaalra. come taxes was predicted today by Air Force in Australia was voiced described to The Aero Medical A »- some of it* supporters on the Sen- ptihllean Army fights occurred la I Oftfn people ere tolcl they are aociation today. today by an industrialist who Armv Mijrlitv 19’2’f. .An official police statement I buyuig aa insulated house Piece Modelff Crew’s Place ate- Finance (Committee. helped build *«>m* of their equip- 1 Ambulance planes will acout the Senator Byrd (D.. Va.) Mid he said Gerard Adams, 16, tired on a I when actually the walls and Children’s Remodelling of Old Homes ment, Lieut, tm* Victor E. B er-' seas for several hundreds of 'mllea understood that Beard*le>" Ruml. policeman, who, though wounded,I ■ttie spaces are ofievenly pro­ after fights like Midway and the shot the youth In the abdomen. Boxed Pencil and Zipper chairman of the Federal Reserve ” It make* me happy that these I tected anth looae rock wool aa $1.49 to $1.98 Solomons. In land fighting quickie Call for 160 Seamen | Rpoplc ^ llO Su5 AllKTI Adams also was charged w ith pos-I Bank of New York and originator Shawn in upper photograph planes will Jump wounded men Will End Housing Shortage boy* are flying planes from Amer- ' scssioif of Illegal documents. .Mean- I • BUck Simulated I.«ather More Than Met in of the program for current pay' lean production line* and doing the cans Nol Bpiii;; Thor- Don't take cfianccs Sea ua mntf from almost the front lines to huge ment of taxes, n*ouId be available ' »\hile |>olU'e i-ontlnued their round-I ^af rha rtaw John%-Mmn^tHm transport hospital ships a few North Carolina Area. kind of aijob Umtfd Slate* work­ oiighly Trained Err. il|> of IK A elements, hnkling 31 of | • Blue for consultation with committee men hoped they would do.” he ^ . Suprt-Frh Bmtlt lor a scian- miles to the rear. member* next week when they'ap­ New York. Sept. 5—*;Pi- B e-- Mia# Daggett thought this a I ID*, that had been detained. iiitc m ruUtm t job hkm iKeona To AsMtre Wonaded n Ckanre proach decision* on individual rate cause the wa. industry town of waste of ■'critical material*, and said. I • Brown GIRLS’ , Asheville. N. C.. Sept . 5.— (e> — Warren. Ohio, teema beyond Us expensive Investment for the' num- Bertrandia*. whose home is in Los Angeles. Sept. 5 '4** As-! ’ * ’ an tha photograph to tha riBht. The plan is to try to assure Coves and valleys of this mountain schedules in the new hill. sm iate Justice Frank Murphy ot ! Wants lo Keep Spain .Neutral PENCIL every wounded American a chance population capacity, one small, bef of people to be accommodated. Emno.'Caltf.. is touring advanced j May Seek Further Explanation the Supreme Court, who holds] m-fn. Switzerland, Kept. 5— I • Green region have emptied out their sons energetlc woman has proposed to and a potential post-war ghost Allied bases to learn first hand I to get back to a fully-equipped Senator CHark iD.. Mo.! added the. rank of lieutenant colonei.- Keliahle private information from T D OC K WOOL is one of the most effective insulating ma­ in eager over-enllatment of a caU national officials s housing plan town, she said here in an inter­ how pilots and m^'hanic* are j DRESSES hospital in tbe so-called'' golden for IM seamen to replace the crpw that he believed the committee thinks "America has the making the S|M«nlsh leirder said today that I designed th meet wartime needs view. So she experimented by re­ uatng the equipment. terials for making'houses cooler in summer, warmer in period— the first few hours during o f the U. . Asheville. 1.270-ton might call Ruml for further expla­ ’of, the mightiest Army the world Generalissiiiai Franco is I'Onsoll- [ New wash prints and plain col­ 8 and timftations on a national scale. modeling a dila{iidated house, for­ 'He i* no stranger to the air winter But it must be ptpperly installed—thin apou in SETS which JUs chances to live, if he is gunboat sunk by enemy action last nation of his plan, to which Treas­ ha.s ever seen.’" dating hi* government after ouat- Trimmed With ored po^iiu In roae. blue. red. and Several Ordnance production merly used by one- family. corps. He served’ in the World treated are doubled or tripled. March In the Java aea. ury officials have entered some ob­ The 52-year-old Jurist has been ing Foreign Minister Kam«*n Ser- walls and attic spaces reduce its value! That ta why we rec- I ' pastel plaid. Slaea a to ax. plants operate In Warren—a town It coat *2.149 to convert the W ar with such men a* Eddie Tbe reports were made* by Naval recruiting offleera iaaued a jection* and which they desire to spiending a vacation from ■ the nmo Sunrr under a program de-1 ommend J M Super Felt Rock Wool Batu at tuU waH thick- Braid, Frinfc and Brig. 0 « i . D. N. W. G rant air modify if it U to be adopted. whose population In 1940 wa* 42.- house into four paartments -ap- Rickenbacker, became chief tn- call a week agto for replacement of ^>ector of the^ engineer division of bench in training, both In school signed to keep S|atin out of th*| neae and propor density. surgeon, headquarters of the Army o f the gunboat’s crew - from the As tentatively outlined, the 000. and which issued sugar ration proximateljr *540 per apartment,, and in the fiHd, with tlvit ^armored Sequins card* to 56,00d persons In May. "This can't be.’ tiiken as the ex* the A ir Oirps and in 1929 went war and ia not hasfenlng to pleninl A ir Forces, Washington, snd Capt. city that gave the war vessel its Ruml plan would cancel all 1941 division of the Army. . Germany by a rlnritying declara-l False vanit.v need nol de­ J M Super Pelt Batts have waterproof backing. They arc $1.39-$2.98 J. C! Adarms, N avy Bureau of income taxes and apply payment* W ar plant officials alarmed at the ample to judge every house by.”f into Douglas Aircraft work. name, but even before next Mon Miss Daggett said, "but it shows Impreeeed By Ingeauity. Hi* views were expressenstruction materials for nsw .Ing, the owner to pay the rest. varieose veiita. Light. Coot THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. the Japanese Zero* will be cinched Uy gaining the upper hand." lUnb-l AB wooJ plaatMl or flare atylea for a new 25-bed hospital bad Axother AahevUle So«gl>t recetvlQg rebate. bousing wrre unavailable; they Then the government might take wa. S3 mOea aouth-;'rst.of Hgag-| Coal, Lumber. Maeons' Rapphew Fxiat out,” b« declared. Treasury Balancf Washable. with suspenders. Plaid or aolld been flown to Nome, the hosjpltal City officials have called upon ' The Treaaury haa ouggestsd were needed for war production. 10 per cent of rentals, but for the chow. H the proylsioMi capiUl M *36 Maia 8 L .Te^ 41fg Manrhrefer erfcted and put Into operation The daily communique from navy and red. Blaaa 3 to 6x. ^ Marvin McIntyre, prealdentlal sec­ that only the 1941 taxes .on- the And funds were lacking. duration only. Thus, the Federal f'hrhisitg province. LaarU, i9| Green Stamps Given again. retary now vacationing here, seek­ normal and first bracket surtax . Nearby, a government housing agency would be paid o ff on ita in- General Douglas MacArthur’a Washington. Sept. 5.—(J*!— The rot lUllOINO AND Noau imOOftlNO headquarters said a Zero waa de­ position of the Treasury Sept. 3: mUrs «d the north, wns Training Tkrw Bqnndrana ing hia aasis^nce In having a new earnings be excused, and* that per» project for 2,000 people Involved vesUnent. at least parUy. But, in by the Japanese recently In Tbe J W I U L C cott General Grant said 500 sick warship named for AahevUle. sons in the higher brackets o f in­ not only new dwellings at a cost caae of postwar dislocation of stroyed in the Lae a ^ tor of New ReceipU. *40.070.290.09; expen­ rimt Japaneae sueeeea la we * & With Cash Sales and wounded have been flown out Guinea yesterday during an at- ditures. *272 961,684 53; net bal­ AUMCHISTia COMW $ 2 .2 5 The gunboat Asheville, which come be given two or three years of *3.300 eai'h. but the laying out Worker*, home owners wouW not retreat Irens O ehlang and ■ JOHNS-MANVIllE ik of all facilities for* lining, such as be saddled with obligations they ance. *2.866.82.’: 988.12; Cu-Stom* •) (C— tl— ed #■ Pqg* Three) (CaaUas am Fswa Its a i t streets and uUllUea. eould aot pag. gConttnued *■ T*«> receipts for month, *2,402,7182)0. V • - ■ X ■ ■ ■

'* MAJTOETESTER E V E N IN G H E R A LD . M ANCHESTER. CONN. SATUR D AY, SEPTEM BER 5. 1942 HANCHE8TER E V lTlTOrG HERALD, MAHCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY^ SEPTEMBER 5, 1942 BAGS

Dolan, pa.stor of the church, offi­ tertainer. over the radio, sang a elude the followring: ’’Behold, what district adjutant. Nice going. ciated. The bearer.s were Aiden To Hold Tests mimber of popular songs. She was manner of love the Father hath Otto! You earned it. CTUParley Rockville t.’sher, Raymond Blinn. l.'hai les Show Toni ht ArmVo' Curbs No Herald encored a- number of times. bestowed upon ua, that we should To Be Seated Help! Help! Help! About Town Plants Closed Lewis H. Chapnuui Steppe, Robert Reynolds. Paul Joins Marines Joan Henry, ''of this town, gave be called the aona of God: . . .” Due to the fact that Post home 98, Rockville Preiiss and liarry Holmes. Burial >8 Tuesday iNext Tuesday a number of specialty acrobatic Plane Plant ( I John 3:1). will be used on primary day, Sep­ Monday wras In Grove Hill cemetery; At Bandstand As Club Head The showers al the Blast Side Lt. ■ ■ . dances and PhyTOs Diirkee enter­ Churches Correlative paasages) from the tember 8, the bingo committee Is Over Holiday The funeral of Frederick Bart­ — " ♦ Recreation building arc still un­ tained with songs. Donald Morri- Help Signing (JhriaUan Science textbook. "Sci­ going to need a lot of help immedi­ lett,' 59, bt,,19 Cottage street, was dergoing repairs and will not be SireriB at. O.ulskirts of spn. accordionist, and James Ruf- ence and Health with Key to the. ately after the game on Saturday ___. Ella F. Bmr to Pre-. No fssuo of The Her«ld Struck By Car held on Friday afternoon frbin More Loral Talent Will Emanuel Lutheran Clinrch St, James's Roman Cathblio' ready until next week. The show­ fini, drummer, teamed up to.jilay- Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, M188 Hellen Holbrook night to clear up the floor in readi­ No Business Placei will be published on Town It) Bp Soiiiiflefl— the White Funeral Home. Rev, Fomc. popular numhers and Car­ (Continued from Page One) Thorsten A, Oustafeon, Pastor; Rev. William J. Dunn, Pastor ers at the West Side Rec are open. at Conrantion to Arnold F. Waring, pastor of the Provide Kiilertaiiiiiient Rev. Vincent Hines, Assistant Include'the following (pp. 91,258): ness for voting machines which Mondaj', l.abor Day. line V’nderhill was seen in tap “ Let isd- rid ourselves of the belief to be Installed ^orop* will be set up on Sunday. Both recreation buildings will be Open and No Spot Their Location. Fatally Hurt Rockville Melhodist ,church. offi­ (lancing riiirabcrs. The speaker in IS "gravely concerned" at the Sunday Rev. Edmund Barrett, Assistant B a Held at S t o m . to. Aid Drive. that man la separated from God, Bouquets closed on Monday, Labor Day. ciated. T h e. bearers were Lester behalf of the drive was Leon number of highly trained men 10:30 a. m.—The morning ser­ timist President. and obey only the divine Princlplia, Events Here MondayJ Bartlett. William Bartlett. Thorp, of The Herald. leating the aircraft Industry to en­ vice, Paator T. A. Gustafson In Sunday masses: In passing out bouquets.at the Supplementary air raid warn­ Life and Love.. Here la the great annual meeting it might be well Miss Marjorie. Inman, her broth­ ,, atom, Charles Hill, Melvin Ziegler. John Another fine entertainment pro­ list. the undersecretary advised charge. Music In charge of G. Al­ For aduIU, 5:30. T, 8:30, 9:46, Miss Hellen A! Holbrook will J-faMOTth annual oohrentlon of the ing sirens located in Precinct 13 Henry H. Willem, of Ver­ point of departure for all true not to overlook the work o f the old er Bert, David Carter, all of Henry Labor Day. the last big sumtl licera and. following lunrheon al under Warden Charles Crockett Hewitt and Wijiiam .Mark. Burial gram will be presented on the that "in many instances such men bert Pearson. and 11 a. m. llW o a ia a ’B ChriaUan Temperance bandstand next to the "Hall of spiritual growrth. . . . know be Installed as president of the house committee wh'ich’’passed out street, with triads from (llaston- holiday, w-ill find most of 12:30. the final .session will be de­ will be tested Tiie.sday evening be­ non Center, ^ Dies at was in Grove Hill cemetery. could contribute more to the war 10:30 a. m.— NurseryClaaa con­ Fo^ children, ttowmataira at 8:30. IPUBieti «rf Connecticut will be held Heroes" in Center Park beginning Ten More Houses no more of man as the true divine Manchester Soroptimist club, at that time. They certainly ac­ bury, left this/morning for Nar- Chester’s manufacturing plant voted to the election of officers, tween 7 and 7:30, Attorney Crock­ effort and exprc.ss their patriotism ducted during chlirch service. ragansett Pier, w-here they will shutdown over the week. Chen*) ^ kata at the University o f Connec- Rorkville Hospital. at 7;30 tonight, Stanley Backus, j St. Bridget's R. C. image and likehess, than we know Saturday evening, September 12. complished a lot for the good of various business matters and to ett stated today. He is reminding just as much hy-_ remaining at their Saturday, Sunday, Monday — spend the wfeek-end and holiday. Brothers, with the exception I acu t on September 8 and 9, ac- in charge of arranging' the pro­ To Be Coiislrucled ■ present joba." 46th Annual (Convention of the Rev. James F. Hmmona, Paator of God.” ' The Installation will be held in the home. Thanks, comrades, it li^enlins: to an announcement today an address by the Rev. -Wayne W. persons who might, hear the sirens one or two departmertts closed ‘ Women. Executive Secretary of Rockville, Sept. 5— ( Special i — grams announced todky. Jack San- Council, members are Consoli­ Hartford District Luther League Rev. Francis Breen, Assistant connection with the charter din­ was a Job well done. I i by lira. Ella F. Burr. South Wind- that this Is not to be misconstrued Nation"s Wa^ St. Mhry's Young People's Fel­ night. The Ifidependent CI0 the Connerticut Peace Confet'ence. Henry H. Willes. 82, of the Hart­ 801), of the State theater, will be dated, Douglas, Lockheed, North in the Betheada Lutheran church. Rev. Marshall Filip,' Assistant ner of the new club at the Man­ The Auxiliary and Post will have IVaer, president of the organisation. as an air raid test generally for Albert Knofla; of Knofla Broth- lowship wilT-njeet tomorrow after­ Company shut down tight Bh-idaji as well as to other speakers. ford Turnpike. Vernon Center was master of ceremonies. American, Northrop, Ryan, V’'egR New Haven. Guest speaker will chester (Country clubhouse. May­ a Joint installation on September r. The opening seaeion Tuesday af- the precinct but merely a means er.s. this morning took out per­ noon al 4:15 DKfhe parish hbii.se. night ’until Tuesday momini Mrs. .lulls C. Gowdy is General The DuBaldo Brothers, popular .and Vultce aircraft companies. be the Rev. Earl Mattson of South Masses on'Sunday at 5:45, 7:30, or David Chambers and presi­ 14. That crack Windsor team Is .'tarnean will be devoted to busines.e of trying out the sirens. struck and fatally injured by a Plants Busy mits for the erection of 10 houses, Columbia A ll members are urged to attend. BanHs, stores, post office* Chairman of the Committee, being tar in front of his home Friday local singers and muaicians, will Bend, Indiana. A large delegation 9, 10. and 11 a. m. dents of other Manchester service coming down again and those who jlgaattera and to the President's ad* The four supplementary warn­ furnieh a large part of the pro­ all of the one family type to be practically ail ojher busines* assisted byvMrs. Annie P. Service, night and died an hour later at of our local Icaguere >411! be In at Miss Gladys 3L Rice clubs will be guests at the dinner, wltne.ssed their work last year will r ilrsai as well as to the reports of ing signals are located as follows: erected on E.ssex and Durant Daughters of 'Libertj^'lilq. 125, tablishments are also taking thb Mrs. Myrtle F. Chism, and Mrs the Rockvills City Hospital. The gram and they W-ill be heard w-ith ' MIDNIGHT - D.AWN tendance at the convention. Elvor St. Frands Pariah 57542, WllUmaatlo Division which will be served at seyen remember the Impressive ceremony I'■‘ the Secretary. Mrs. Lillian M. Tedfoid’s, Birch Mt. Road, Corficr Over Holiday streets. They have now under con- L. O, L. i. will hold their mbnthly opportunity for a brief holiday. Grace A. Morse. car was driven by Harvie B. Klaus. Tony Obnght, local xylophonist, i Anderson and Eleanor Berggren luth Windsor Town Hall o’clock. of installation. Further details will J '^Clark of Hartford, and other of- South .Main and 'Fcm streets: 69.5 -and hia orchestra. A program of ' smictlpn in this area 25 other DANCE meeting in Orange Hall Tue.<( With the exception of a The thsme of. the conventipn, as 2.5, of Petersburg, N. Y., an avia­ houses and the new penniU to­ will represent the local league. i£ - Edward C. Rosenberger Town schools will open Wednes­ The charter , will be presented be announced later. . Remember Robert G. Heory I 0cers. Keeney street; and 336 Hillstown (Continued from Page One) popular aong hiU will be played. J evening. Sept. 8 at 7:30 o'clock."Igame In Rockville, where Mor i Set by Mrs. Burr, is: "Grant I's tion cadet at M. I. ,T. Klaus told day- mean that they will have Sunday Nicrht, Sept. 6 Erik W. Modean, president of the to the new club by Alice T. Gunn, this date, (Ximrades, September 14 Following■ dinner at ft;30. the road. In addition to these, entertainers 1 day morning. Sept. 9, with the Refreshments will he served by the[ t^^rothers play a team from thi Wisdom. Grant Us Courage, For The sirens are electrically oper­ State Policeman Henry Gowdingof completed 35 houses in this area Hartford District Luther League, Masses at 7 a. m. and 10 a. m. o f Boston, regional director for and act accordingly. That is all Robert G. Henry, 3rd, 19, hopes ' city.'nM a sporting ei'ent^^Iocallj^ ^•sailing session will feature ad- "stay at Home" weiek-ehds t)iia George Smith, w-ell known Man- ' MILLETS HALL seventh and eighth grades, except following committee: Mrs. Lily the Faeinfe of this Hour." ated hut are manual.' in that as­ the Stafford Springs barracks that before the end of the year. Each will prealde at the sessions. New England, and the officers this week. to get Into the communications is schectHied. Most of the n «a r l^ ■l.drsassa by the "Minuteworaen’ of year. There was a marked ten­ cheater guitar and banjo player, i •Modem and Old Fashioned for the Old Hop River District, Dunlop, Mrs. Margaret Donnelly, sistant wardens at those locations he was on his way with his fiancee permit this morning w-as for $4,- The Week Zion Lutheran will be installed by Dr. Helen S.' Jay Dee. branch of the United States Ma.- war industries are also closed o^ |('New England”—Mrs. AugusU K. dency against purely pleasure mo­ w-ill be heard.’ f j starting 12 Midnight to 4 M. consolidated aU(Jheatnut Hill, The Mrs. Ethel Duncan. Mias Kliza- Voiiiigest Bond Bii>er must prc.«s a button when a gen­ to New Jersey to be married on 600. Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. —Chapel High and Ciooper Streets Watts of Hkftford. rine (Jorps upon completion of his the week-end/RiiSPs were crowd |:l€9iriatlc of Maine. Mrs. Grace M. toring, what with the tire-gasoline- There yvill alao be a brief talk ' high sch(x>l bus, driven by Fred beth Fulton; Mrs. Violet Field and Windom, Minn. ifPi -Mr. anl eral air raid alarm is received. Sunday. He w-as released following Choir. Rev. H. F. R. (Stechholz, Pastor Mrs. Vera Burnham, treasurer-' recruit training pro"gram at P ar­ with pa.sspnger.'Uhjith east I.'^llamilton of New Hampshire. Mrs., autompblle structures. on behalf of the War Bonds cam­ Tatro, will follow the sanfie sched­ Mrs. Rachel Fox. Mrs. Gladden- Redding as.sertcd s.-Murance by his comnisnding o f­ Wednesday-, 8:00 p. m.-^Dorcas Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity ris Island, S. C. He is the son of west through ManchMter. I','Nettie B. Shedd Kidder of Ver- Reflecting that, the National paign. although the speaker has ule and route as last year: start­ their daughter. Mary, was the ficer in Boston that he w-ould ap­ Society will resume Its meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Henry, Jr., road facilities w’ere taked to 'jBont. Mrs. LiU D. Warren of Safety 4?ouncil predicted a traffic not yet been definitely- secured. ing at Hop River Village, and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Anderson of JCMSachusetta and Mrs. Mary M. y-oiingest war bond buyer in the pear for a hearing when wanted. Members are urged to be present. 10 a. m.—Service In • English. 32 Deerfield drive, this town. pacity on the New Haven'' toll of 400 killed from 6 p. m. Fri­ Band Concert from there to Lindholm's Corner, Princeton street, their son Allan nation. Thirty seconds after her ■No charge was placed against him Tomorrow afternoon between Miss Esther M. Johnson, president, Text of sermon: Luke 17, 11-19. Henry attended Hartford Public last night and today. Few, If^ r jU t r U f e a t Rhode Island. More Details day to midnight Monday, compared .Colombia Lake, West Street, the and daughter Priscilla, and^ Mr. The W ed n ^ iry morning session birth, .she .had her name--and at this time. three and four o’clock the 79th ' will be In charge. Theme: Losing the faith: 1) How High School where he played on are making trip* by automobil with 600 fatalities lapt-year. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—G Clef foot of Post WII, Pine Street, and Mrs. R. B. Taylor and daugh­ win be devoted to reports by vari­ footprints on a $25 war bond,, ,Mr. Willes was one of Vernon’s Regiment band stationed at the easily one may lose the faith. 2) Chestnut Hill, the Center and to the track, cro.ss-country and foot­ First reports early today in an ter Virginia will attend the ous committee members and of- pun liasod for her by her father. Of i\e>^ Tract leading citizens. He represented .State Armory here will play an- ! Club tryouts. What a terrible thing it is to lose Wlllimantic. Mrs.'Tatro will drive ball teams. He al.so is a member Associated Press survey showed Thursday, 2:30 p. m. —Ladies’ Wormstedl family reunion tomor­ the tow-n In the Legislature at one other fine concert. The program : the faith. 3) How to guard a beach wagon to furnish trans­ of the Geta Zeta (Chapter of the Alcorn Asks time and was later town assessor. only three traffic fatalities, one SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Aid will resume Its meetings. Mrs. against losing the faith. Hymns: row at Crystal Lake, W-llh head­ each In Connecticut, Indiana and haa preHoualy been published in ; portation for the I seventh and Pi Phi National Fraternity. He formerly conducted a . picture, The Herald. Continunua Show Monday, Labor Day. Starting .At 2 P. M. Ellen Modean. president, will be 9 (352); 394, 248; 381 v. 2. 54; quarters at the Mann cottage. Homes Will (loMt from Kentufcky. eighth grades of the Center Dis­ Prior to his enlistment in the flaming afid stationery store in A special Labor Day program I In charge. - 5 V. 3. trict, and these pupils are to be O rp s, Henry was em- Expect Travel Peaks Friday. 7:30 p. m. — Emanuel Police Help $5,220 to $5,820 and Hartford end had been president at the "Hall of Heroes" is being I he Top Double Bill of the Year Th'e Sunday School resumes Its picked up at 8:20 at the uaual bus p l(i> ^ as a machine operator by M l. and Mrs. James M. Crough NOTICE of ’ the Hartford Business Men's Railroads and bus lines expected planned, but the participants can- : Choir. sessions on Sunday, September 13, atop opposite (Jollins Garage. of Center street and daughter Saturday, 9:00 a. m.— Children’s Mons-Ypres Post (Jheney .'Srothera Mills. My store will be rlosed for vacation from \^'ill Varv in Stvic.s. A.isociation. 1942 travel peaks, but here again not be named as yeti 1 at 9 a., m. Pine Street school, which Is Constance will spend the next few His Office He was a member of Fayette It waa troops on furlough, youths Kiddies Revue ' Choir. Conflrmand instruction for chil­ being reopened to accommodate daya in New York Chty. Saturday. 3-5 p. m. — Annual Lodge, A. F ft A M., of Rockville heading for school and summer va- Last night a fine Kiddiea Revue ' dren begins on Monday, Septem­ the first six grades ol the Chestnut B. W . V . Saturday night until Thursday morning. The new devclopnieni. Cottage Cradle Roll Party held on church (Conttnoed from Page One) and was also a member of the cationera-coming home, rather than was presented with Stanley Bac- ' ber 14th at 4 p. m. Children that Hill and Pine Street districts, will Mrs. Pearl Peterson of Stark­ loinea. Inc., authorized by the grounds. Miss Eva M. Johnson, su T OM n P rimar y !! Vernon Center Congregational travel for pure fun. kua in charge. Elaine Kupchunos, ' are to be confirmed in 1944 should be taught by Miss Genevieve Kos- weather street and her sister, Mrs. Sept. 10. k'PB for 114 new homes on the perintendent. In charge. torney noted, haa made “ iinuaua church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Organized labor In many cities promising young alnger from begin their .first term now. tofz of Brookfield, Conn., a gradu­ John A. Akrlgg ,of Center street .ornier JaiMi tract, permits for .6:00 p. m.— Brotherhood picnic Coinmaiider Visits heavy" the "bunicn of poUce all Margaret (Strom) WlUes: a son. cancelled the usual Labor Day South Windsor, and a regular en­ ate of Danbury State T^e.Acher's have returned after a month’s visit .vhich were granted by Building at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A l­ Poll Tuesday prosecuting officials in thi^ Hoadley, of Vernon Center, a sis­ narades in line with the "stay on f'oncordla lAitheran College. Other new teachers are -with relatives , in St. John and In.ipcctor David Chambers yester­ bert Swanson. 20 Packard street. county." He pledged Mis office “t< ter. Mrs. Flora Roberta of West Garden and Winter Streets Miss Hannah Brown of Marble­ 111 New York City F-redericton, New Brunswick. F. E. BRAY day. will range in price from $5,220 the Job'■ theme. But President l i This picnic takes the place of the co-operate with the individual d* Hartford, and one grandchild. Rev. Karl Richter, Paator head. Mass., who has been teach­ Jeweler to $5,820. according to Alexander .William Green of the American regularly scheduled meeting. partments 'to the limit of ou ing in other states for t^e [>ast Two Contests in Repul)- George Eggleston, son of Mr. State Theater Block Main Street Jarvis, president of the company Resume Regular Hours ^ Federation of Labor will apeak at Arthur L. Tolf, president. Is In facilities in meeting thi* problem’.’] 10:00 a. m.—Worship Service. .few years, to be at Chestnut HUT, Commander Albert Lindsay and and Mrs. Grant gleston, o f Dom­ which ia sponsoring the new con­ The Rockville .Public Library a Labor Day rally in Omaha and charge of the arrangements for liean Party— To Vote He asked local police ^ ic ia la f struction. President Philip 'Murray of the ircle The W eek and Miss Cecilia Karme of Turner family are enjoying a week's va­ ing street, formeny of Delmont will resume its regular schedule of C MANCHfSTCR this picnic. All Brotherhood mem “ henc^eforth notify this office ir Tuesday at 8:00 p m.—The Sun­ Falls, Mass., who will teacb at cation in New York city. The street, will leave Tiiesilay after­ Boundaries o f Trset hours on Tuesday, September 8th. Congress of Industrial Organiza­ hers are invited. in the Legion Home. mediately upon the commlaalo Mr. Jarvis states that thcra will day School teachers and Friday at West street. Teachers who are re­ faiTiily left Manchester Thursday noon by airplane for ^Diiriiam, The library will be ooen from 10 tions will speak at New Kensing­ TODAY A.\D SUNDAY . Notes within your Jurisdiction o* be vanations in the style of homes, ton, Pa. ’1 :00 p. m. the Intermediate Luther turning to the-same schools are: Mia* Hellen Holbrook evening and will remain in New North Carolina, where he w111'''^ot the InvesUgation, Salem. Whitney. Hendee. Edison, day when the hours w-UI be from Rev. J. .S. Nelli, Rector Rice to Old Hop River. Albert hop^s to see quite a few school in the class of 1941 and 10 a. m. to 7 p, m. shlps. small and large, would . b« The Morning Service. 10:30 a. m. er of the evening will be Miss polls will be in the American Le­ operate with, your department," Morse and Dover Roads. The _ _ _ *Fa^t«nlFwtinit«r«t 14th Sunday A fter Trinity Work of painting and repairing baseball games while in' New starred in track and football. He Raymander*! Reataurant launched or their keels laid In 27 S w ^ish Service, 11:45 a. m. . Martha R. Service, executive He expIalnrtL^ "I am sure tract la bounded by Center, Adams Certifivafps .\nnounced States on Monday. on the school buildings b u been York., gion hall on Leonard street, off gained statewide recognition S5-37 Oak Street The office of the War Price and secretary of , the American Feder­ can appreciate tKaUsiich a cour Telephone 3922 streets and Middle Turnpike East. More than 1.50 tough fighting 9 a. m.— Holy Communion. done by Leon Tatro of Hop River. We are happy to .say that com­ Main street, opposite the .State through his prowess as a high Rationing Board has announced doroth^ l/imour Union Service' ation of SoroptlmKst clubs at the is designed not only fir aid you, ‘ The FH A w-lll issue 25 year mort­ ships and many other types of ves- 10 45 d. m.— Final union service .Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Sharpe rade Billy Moore has returned Armory. Voting will begin at 10 Jumper and pole vaulter. the following have been issued headquarters in Philadelphia. , t.hat tt will also materialiy aid ‘ DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT’ gages pn the new- homes and • »el8-will be launched or have their ' Manchester MeDHidlBt Church at the Center- Congregational of Stonycroft are having a family home after being confined in the o’clock in the morning and will certificates for^ the purchase of Acceptances for the local ban­ in the performance of our dut Roaat Turkey , Chicken Cacciatore flnsneing win ^ through the Socle- • keels laid Monday in a Labor Day- WCHMODEmim.MCKHAUr Second Congregational Church church. reunion over Labor Day week-end. Manchester Memorial hospital for end at nine in the evening, east­ There will be no rural and no tires and tubes: New truck tires Rev. Earl H. Furgeoon, Minister quet must be in the hands of Miss prosecuting such cases after the"! Vaal Scallopine Soft Shell Crabs ty for Savings Bank in Hartford. ' j program which the Navy haa term- | Out of town members o f the family HoIbrOok by September 8. two weeks. (JomraiJe Moore fs ern war time. city delivery of mail in Manches­ Much of the equipment for the . and tubes, Erwin Spielman. 4 tires PAimcHMomsoii-miiiimn vestlgation haa been concluded.” ed "another Naval victory — a i • Union Servkea who wlirbe visiting them are their Fall t'onferenoe not yet fully recovered and can Republican votes will bo cast ter on Monday. Labor Day, Post­ Clama On the Half Shell — And Other Specials new- construction la already on ! and 4 tubes: Tnnks Brothers, 2 Service will be held at the Meth­ State Police Sergt. Joseph M « victory w-on by the workers of marmci unc im fm Center Congregational three daughters and their fam i­ Mrs. Gunn, Miss Service and get around only with the aid of on eight machines since there are master Thomas J. Qulsh stated chell is in charge of the Inve ‘ And Other Good Things To Eat hand. Mr. Jarvis stated, qr -in j tires: John Kustowsky, .2 ' tubes; as8 B«tt«4 hr 4irt(0 saami. letam fi„ rram inm odist church at 10:45. .\merira." CO-Fl South Methodist and lies: Mr. and Mfs. Darrold L. other official and members of the cnitches. We wish Billy the best two contests in that party’s pri­ UWiay. The postal schedule for the gating staff of the state's attor transit from the manufacturing ■ ob.solete tires, John S. Schumey, Hni! Nmi Prelude— “Salve Regina” . Hayden VINTAGE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEERS EXTR.AORDINARV! St. Mary’s Episcopal (Tiurrh' Shutt or (Jhampagne, 111., Mr. and club will attend the fail confer­ of luck and hope he will be fully mary, while Democrats will vote day was publishod in The Herald ney's office, and Mr. Alcorn toM plants. The tract layout w-as ac­ 1 tire and 1 tube: grade 2 tire’s, Record Day of .Activity Offertory—’’Andante" .. Romberg U in lElUMT at the Mrs. Kenneth Bradley of West recovered soon. on two machines since that party ye.slertfay.- the police officials that “he ia ; cepted by the Board of Selectmen i A. J. Greenwood, 1 tire and 2 ■The Navy, in announcing what Anthem—“He Leads Us On” ence of the clubs in the New Eng­ ' Ul UllllU. Center fYiurck Hartford, and Mr. and Mrs. John We were happy to receive a let­ offers no contests. able to render you such assists several monthe ago but the work tubes., probably will be a record day- of IT mils rom m n oun ...... Berwald land region, to be held Sunday, F. Heckman, Jr., and son John, ot September 13. at the Hotel Bond, ter this week from young Cordy, Eleven candidates seek the Re- Manchester’s Kiwanis club will aa you may. from time to time, was held up until certification was Passenger tires and tubes. ship building activity, did not Solo—"Lead Kindly Light” Nebbes H artford 10:45 a. m.— Worship service. Hartford. The morning session son of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Cordy publiean nominations for seven meet on Tuesday noon of next sire on any case. received by the WPB, Raymond H. Clark, 1 tire; Wil­ specify how- many of the total Mrs. Richard McLagan Henry M. Beck, son of Mr. and Rev. (Jharles G. Johnson of Man­ will open at 10 o’clock, luncheon who is now serving with the places on the Board of Selectmen, week since Monday, the regular I.ettera Sent Uourl Clerk* liam Nowsch, 3 tires; George would be launched, but in at least ll Sermon— "Authority and Freedom Mrs. Henry Beck, left Sunday to meeting day. is a holiday. ’There chester Green will preach. Sub­ in the Old English hall will be American army, in Australia. and five candidates seek four In a series of letter* sent slmu Whollebe, 2 tires and 2 ,tubes; 75 shipyards In 27 aUtea, cham­ In Religion” ...... Dr. Furgeson enter Colgate University at Hamil­ will be no schediilea speaker at the ject: 'The Four-square Gospel." served at 12:30. . The principal Young Cordy who is serving with places on the Republican ticket taneously to clerks of all munlclp Kuiiil Tax Plan Allen E. Usk, 1 tire; Adelard J. pagne will be splashed against Poatiude—"Allelujah” ... Novelle ton. N. Y. as constables. meeting but Pre.sident Elmer A. prows of new ships or keels will be Music will be provided by Edw-.m-d speaker will be Mrs. Grace Mur­ the 208 C. A. A. A. Medical Dept. courts in the county, Mr. Alcor OAK GRILL- Barrette, 2 tires; Fred Scherwit- •tB rrifif The funeral of Rev. William D. Merrill Scott, Vm of Mr. and The Republican Selectmen can­ Weden plans a general discussion declared that in the past "there he sky. 2 tires; Leona C. Braaant. 3 laid. In some yards there w ii). be Woodwrard will be held at the Nostrom and Jesse Davis of Glas­ ray Williamson of Darien, whose likM the service. Revival Seen Vtraniia Rabart Alaa Mrs. Harold Scott, was admitted didates are: David Ubanibcrs. smong the membership. (..eslle ari.sen some confusion because "WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” Ures; Lylabel S. Dougan, ,2 tires no special ceremonies. The mch church at 3 p. m. Sunday. tonbury. subject will be "Who Thinks for He says he is fine and ia feeling to the Windham (jommunity Me­ Sfierwood G. Bower*, Lawrence Hale will furnish the attendance casionally exhibits, original con and 2 tubes; John J. Kiihnly, 1 w-ho build the sea warriors aren’t The Women’s Society of Chris­ 7:30, Wednesday— (Jhoir re­ You?" A l the afternoon session fit as a fiddle. He wishes to be rc- LAKE • PREHON • LADD morial Hospital, Thursday eve­ Converse. Harold Reed. Harold prize. fe.ssions and other items of- evi^ (Continued Krqot I*sge One) going to miss a minute of work. tian Service will hold its first fall hearsal. colored slides will be shown of membered’-to the members of the DINE AND DANCE tire; Eugene Sperry. 1 tire; Alex PLUS arltk LAIRD CREOAR ning. following an accident in Symington, all members of the dence have not been forwarded The new vessels will include meeting at the church on Wednes­ the seventh biennial convention Poat and extends thanks for the S. Gw-ara, 1 tire and 1 tube, which he suffered multiple abra-' present board; Glarence Lupien. a It Is now- Crirporal Rudolph the state’s attorney's office at To the Lilting Tunee of in which to pay this back tax d*slroy-ers. aubniarine chasers, ENDS TODAA' day afternoon at 2 o’clock. The Gospel Hall In Cleveland in June, which sev­ gift received some time ago. Our Frank Spalding. 1 tire; Adam Gi - sions, lacerations, and contusions. former member of the board, and Heck. U. S .. Army. He called at time the appeal and bind ove motor torpedo boats, mine sweep­ members are requestod^to bring In 415 Center Street eral of the members of the Hart­ Po.st extends its beat wishes and whila making paymenta''-'4jr the llch, 4 tires and 4 tubes; Allen E. \VM. POWEI.L • HEDY LaMAR in “CROSSROADS” He was on his w ay,to attend the five new- candidates, B'rank. Clan­ The Herald office . this morning, papers, cost shee^ and other dat current year’s income. ^ Schuey. 1 tire; Rudolph CJormler. ers, cogstal transports, tanks land­ their collection plates to this meet­ Elks Fair In Willimantic when the ford Soroptimist club attended. good luck. -> Our congratulations go to John cy, Cecil England. Jack Gordon, home from New BrunWlck, N. J„ are filed." ' ' DON MAC AND HIS i Decision Delayed t'ntU Tuesday 2 tires; George Larson, 2 tires; ing craft seaplane tenders, rescue ______P L U S .. “V a NTSHINT. V IR G IN IA N ” ing. ' The hostesses will ba bira. 10 30 a. m.— Sunday Breaking chain on his bicycle broke, throw­ The charter dinner of the local Draw-bell Hamilton who has' Just Louis Genovesi anil Walter Maho­ on a short furlough. He asked that "to avoid any sue The Senate committee, after six Charles E. Heintz. 2 tires; Joseph vessels and otheri M a rg v e t Perason, Mrs. Ellen of Bread. ing it out of control, and it ran club and the conference were pur- B l’Y r. .S. BONDS AND STl.MPSl jiosely arrangixl for consecutive been Enrolled as a Cadet in the ney. difficulty in the future" , the clerk RHYTHM MASTERS hours of ducuaalon yesterday, pat L. Hutton, 3 tires; Fred A. Davis, In the Third Naval district, com­ Monday and Tuesday Starkweather, Mrs. Grace M(X>re, 12:15— Sunday, school. into a car operated by Stephen Employees of the United Air­ days to conserve time and trans­ Army Air Forces Schl for Pilots The contestants for constable "henceforth transmit to ua *4 off until 'Tuesday any decision on 3 tires: Ewald Fritzsche, 1 tire; prising New York. . Connecticut Mrs. Annie Sloan and Mrs. Becky 7:00 p. m.— Sunday. GogpcI Hlobeck of South (Coventry. The craft In Ea.*t Hartford were given DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! portation. Re«er>-atlons for the located in Montgomery. Alabama. on the Republican slate are: time the appeal or bind over whether it w-ould accept a Treaa- Floyd E Brown. 2 tires; ’Theodore -Jersey, I f » MM Grant. meeting. boy's condition ia described as not a vacation-until Tue.sdsy, the plant luncheon at the Hotel Bond on Here he will receive nine weeks of James Duffy, Otto Herrmann. pers are filed all evidence, confe Steaks ' Roasf Turkey Roast Beef ! ury proposal for spending tax or May.Mav. 2 tubes and 2 tires; George *** launchings and This is the final union service 7:00—Tuesday. Prayer meeting, serious. closing down last night at mid^ the 13th should also be made by training, preparing him for. 27 Sedrick Straughan, Raymond sions, etc. used as exhibits in 1 counter suggestions for the impo- N Henimann. 2 tires; Otto Koen- keel layings. A t Port Newark. .V. for the summer. Dr. Reynolds will 7 45— Friday. Bible study. Recent visitors at the' home of night. Half Broilers Roa.st Pork Veal Cutlets September 8. v w-eeks of flight training, w-hlch Robinson, and James H. John­ court.’.' He served notice that fa I aition of retail sales taxes. ler. 1 tire; Ellery- (J. Kington, 2 J., keels for four landing barges, m eet his congregation on Septem­ Miss Harriet Fuller are Mrs. Fine Wines — I.iqunps^nil Beer leads to the highly coveted wings, ston. lire to copiply with Section 6402 ' Chairman George iD . Ga.) said tires; and Oscar Irmli^cher. 2 for infantry-, will be put on ways, ber 13, and ihe first session of the Christian Science Service* Richard Dlmon, Mrs. Horace The Amhiilsnce Transportation and at the New York Navv Yard, s>'mbollzing the' role of a fl>1ng 'The new voting ■ list arranged the General Statutes, govem t 30 Oak Street Tel. 3894 I he was confident a vote could be tires. Church School will be held on that Sunday, September 6, 1942 Foote, Miss Angie Clarke of Unit of the Defen.se Council will four others, for tank.s, will be The Bolton Lake House oiffficer In the Air Force. Young by streets and . hou.se residence such procedure, "m ay result In taken Tuesday, however, and work Holiday Hours d a y a{. the uaual time. Liberty Hill and Miss Bessie Shef­ numbers will be used for the first meet Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock privlng the town dr city of the < I completed on the new revenue bill .readied. (Route 44) Hartford First C;iiurch. Sun 11; field of Springfield, Mass., on Hamilton la the son of Comrade Postmaster 3. Pelzer has IsaueiT James and Mrs. Hamilton of Gar­ time at Tuesday’s-prlmarle*. at the Charter Oak street grounds. to which it ia entitled.’’ by the end of the week. A s the bill the foUowlng in regard to holldav A t New- Orleana. two 10,500-ton 8. 8. 11; Wed. 8. 537 Farmington Tuesday; and' Miss Fuller’s cou­ Cordially Invites You To Dine and Dance The Salvation Army den street. Our Post Joins with the In case of rain the members are now stands. It-would increase pres­ .houra at the Rockville post office Liberty ships, five torpedo boaU, avenue. sins, Mrs. Grace Manning and her At Their Cool, Restful Inn This Evening! 661 Main street fatnily in w-ishing the boy "good requested to meet at the East Side England has nearly 4,000 mot ent taxes by $5,271,000,000 yearly, - a limited holiday schedule will eight Unk. lighters and 16 Eureka N. J. Ckrtls. Major Second CJhiirch. Sun 11; 8. S. 11; daughter. Miss Lois Manning of landing boaU w-ill be launched. A luck." Recreation Building. picture theaters. or $1,000,000,000 short of increases he observed on Labor Day. The ------PLU S ------Wed. ' 8. Lafayette and Russ Norwich last Sunday. Epieds Chapter minesweeper win be launched at Don't forgot our bingo games in I Manchester previously voted by the House. stamp and general delivery- win­ Saturday, 7:30 p, m.— Open sir streets Chickasaw. Ala., a PC boat at '"Remarkable Andrew” the Orange Hall Monday ti-ening. ; dow- will be open from 8 a. m. t-) George Smith’s Trio service. Rockville Society. Sun, 11; 8. S To ^ndergo Reorganlmtton Nashville, Tenn., and five unspe­ good prize.* and lojs of .fun. Last ’ During World war I. airplane 10 a m. Only- the morning city Sunday, 9:30 a. m. — Sunday 11; Wed. 8. 94 Union street. Dale BfHik cified vessels at Brownsville, Tex. Continuous Show Monday! For Your Musical Pleasure. Bristol Chapter YD week we played to our biggest i engines needed overhauling every delivery- of mall will be made and School and Bible Class. Vichy, Unoccupied France. Sept. crowd. Bring your friends. In f;e 50 hours: today’s engines go 600 11 to Mlide Down Ways Starting At 2 P. M. 11:00 a. m.*-Momlng Worship. "Man” will he the subject of the 5— —The Petaln government ' Tonight w u mUW p WtfWwWW^ there will be no rural deliveries. THE VERY BEST IN FOOD AND CHOICE LIQUORS meantime'"keep smiling." hours w-lthout repairs. The lobby w-lll be open until six A t New- England shipyarda,^ H 2:00 p. m.—Quartet" will visit Lesson-Sermon for Sunday. Sep­ announced today that French West To Entertain Vets Carnival at K. of C. grounds. •o'clock. naval veaaela will slide down ways, TUES.: SUPER GIANT SHOW! the hospital. , tember 6 Africa would uneVirgo an adminis­ Jrem'a Main street, opposite Cambndge Picnic and keels for 18 - others set up. 7:00 p. m.—Open air service. The Golden Text Is from Psalms trative. fiscal reorganization to street. " Ar^ThutUhii ! The 40 8 wilj hold a picnic In Florida, a 110-foot sub-chaaer Buy U. S. Bonil and Stampa! 7:30 p. m.— Salvation meeting. 37:23. "The steps of a good man give the territory "a structure Bristol Chapter plans to enter­ TiieMlay. September 8 ft for the Navy and tw-o aircraft res­ Major N. J. Curtis will be the a're ordered by the Lord; and he putting it, in a position to play in tain the Department of Connecti­ Eagw lo Fill Town Primaries. Legion Hall,' on Sunday with their families at thb River school In Tolland. cue boats for the Army will be speaker at all services on Sunday. delighteth in his way.” the world f tomorrow a role cut St their Plainville YD Camp, Wednesday. September 9 launched In addition to a torpe­ The Week Selections from the Bible in­ which will be important.” Route 177, on Sunday, September Oew 8 Place Opening of local public Schools. UNTIL YOUR FARM This picnic will be an all-day , Opening of Trade, achbol. •OO* lOtS.tlU/ affair, w-ith a steak dinner being do boat, *a ' minesweeper and a pa- Thursday, 7:30 —Open air ser- 13. There will be no charge for itn MOM * Friday, September 1-1 otivofo avt rr nMMsto M served at noon. Those planning to cnaaer. v io . the feed but the committee in H«r«'s how wm« n«i otxtM WtUCttT TWt mtML IS OUT OF iHMTFORD THEATRE (Continued from Page One) Meeting of Rnard of ilontrol. ASeO «*S cOPtWM A t Loa Angeles, champagne The Barn Dance Friday, 7:30 p. m. — Holiness charge would like to know how- stay through the evening are ask­ Sanday Sch(N>l L^csson Chamber of Commerce, Manches­ »r TfY 0« I ed to bring a basket lunch.. bottlea will Jje smashed on a de­ Connecticat's lIGH ■ E L 7 -S 7 ^ service. many are corning. N otify your sec­ l-argcst Bam Dance Otlpiing ol was sunk by Japanese bombs, w-^s ter Country Club. Bill Brown is o^ing Vernon Methodist Service stroyer and four chasers for the Saturday, 7:80 p. m.— Open air retary or write to Bill Salladin, Music, Squares, Waltzes, Paul service. W ar Effort Emphasizes Need to Cope 153 (j(X)dw-in street. Bristol. Bring launched July 4, 1918. when Am er­ Red Cross First Aid course f<>r ,ineThe morning'saerviee—morning'xserviee— ;ai;at the United States and a torpedo boat ican launchings were resching s civilian defense. St. Mary’s Hail, Vernon Methodist church will be T®*' England. A t San Francisco,, Jonea, Fox-Trota, and Uopa! Come and worship with ua! your family and spend thf day. thousands of miiot With Age-Old Problern of Intoxication The September state meeting will high figure against sinkings of the at 7 o’clcKk. held as usual at 9;30 o'clock with ^*b'’al transports, a Navy aal- Kaiser's U-Boats in World war 1. Mass meeting of Air Raid War­ .u . „ . . . — o ... . — ...------vage ship and a Nav-y steel lighter ! TsIrottvUle Oongregatioaal Church be held there at 3 p. m. Take along the pastor. Rev. Arnold Waring Colt Park Shell TONIGHT! In September, 1937, the Ashe­ dens. High school hall at 7:30. • Sova Worry, Sova Monay in charge. The Sunday scbopl wiil barge w-ill be launched, and keels Rev. Thomas Street, Minister as ma'ny aa your car will carry. to his cor lifol WetherafleM Avev, Hartford, Ct. ^FOlllEf The Mont Sec boys are excellent ville Waa caught in the line of Jap­ .Saturday, .September 12 will be put dow-n for three more By WilUam E. Gilroy, D. resume their usual sessions fol­ T/IAVEl/NG- SHOrVS much the same situation that led anese fire in the bombing of Amoy. Installation meeting, Soropti­ • Prelect Ye«*r Heme; Veer Puture' barges and two frelghtera Five Services Sunday, Sept. 6. Editor of .Advance boats. ^ lowing the service on September EVERY WEDNESDAY 4iND to reaction and nullification be­ China, and her crew was forised be­ mist Club, Manchester Country 13th, aircraft rescue boots w-ill be . 10:45 a. nv Morning worship and The title o f thla lesson. ’T h e fore. Yet alcoholic drinking ia Mending Thuraday • Help Yeerssif Meka Preyasa SATURDAY NIGHT Epieds Chapter meets at the neath decks by shrapnel. Club. R*ctor Returns launched in Texaa and eight U. S. S%-.PK)PLt*MOSTLY GIRIS^O communion of the Lord’s Supper. Alcohol Problem: Past and Pres­ so great a menace to the highest Arm y and Navy Club on Tuesday Monday, September 14 {f\i psc-oto to tsw oFiMm eou W 6ti»4wraM Rev. M.' B. Olmstead, rector of and British ships in the state of 8:80 J o 11:80 P. .M.. Weather Sermon subject: ’The Sacrament ent.” reminds us that the prob­ efficiency of both soldiers and HO M O M HtOH.IOftO pffHnHO TtAMMO-UP f l u i evening, September ^8. Summer la Opening, rehearsal. Beethoven t o « M l SM PObinoC M A U * Wf7M TM UUH "Place your debit in m long­ St'. John’s Episcopal church and Waahington. -i Permitting — Fefttwrtdg o f Labor.” lem IS as old as the history of civilians engaged in the war ef- ' f ftiw MOM itoibtu m SM over so let’s get rolling. Public Records Glee club, Emanuel church at 7:30. »HO*rtr M f MOW CAAtrUi VWU MOMCVOI Four keels for sub-chasers will The chutrh school and young man. 'The Bible itself takes the tofUHM CDMiO wn Ml OOOOO > OMOUHI OHM* term loan at pretent low Mrs. Olmstead ^ v e returned for that strong measures o f con­ Comrade Walt Mahoney is out Tuesday, September 15 «SW nil n*U VWOMO HMI from their vacation; BgrMces will be laid in Rhode Island, and in K i n ^ o f people’s Aiciety will not convene story of drunkenness back* to the trol will undoubtedly be de­ MM(S OOMOffl OH tr* T»^J fftM QHWMDt I OMOi-VM eVT VMI interest rates"— creo h Art Webster's feir Selectman and should' be giv­ Opening of Retail ' Credit Bu­ •ivsi M* MW niM CAM be resumed at the usual hour on Oregon, a cargo carrier and two until Sunday, Sept. 13th.. time of the flood, and If Noah manded. But such measures t o ' Quit Claim PLATFORM FOR THE NORTHEAET Old Timers' Orchestra en consideration. reau. Mancheste’r Country Club. •UNMWO 41 TOP tmOtHCi Sunday morning. 8:00 and 10:00 aub-chaaera and {jvo sea-gotng' The members of the Womans’ celebrated hU emergence from be effective will require the sup- Robert G. Little to Little And LunchiHin meeting of Retail Navy Bigs. Some of the local YD. veterans o'clock. . HANK POST, Prompter Missionary Society will meet on the Ark by getting drunk, instead port of that vast part of the pub- Mckibney, Inc , property on Spruce Merchants Division. C7hamber_ of Moi-eNaunchinga and keel-laying Wednesday at 1:30 to sew for the are already in the armed servicea. street. ■ Baaeball Sunday Sers-tce 31m Id Uniform, of by soberly devoUng himself to- lie that has never regarded tem- The rest of us would like to be in. Commerce; Manchester Country The Rockville Scouts baseball wih take place at other yards. ^ A G U Y S C Red Cross. , Devlae Admitted As Oneets. the ,task of building a new world, perance as synonymdus with to- See Bee. Club. team wiU meet the fast Moriarty Choir rabesrsal will be held oti he was probably repeating an ex- total abeUnence. By a certificate of devise the . Wednesday. September 16 Brothers team of Manchester on, Follow the Dances of SuciabtUty. Friday at 6:45. perience of man from even earlier The scripture passages upon estate of Frederick M. Hitchcock Manchester 4-H Club Dance. Sunday afternoon at Henry PaVk The Golden Rule Club will meet which this lesson is based have hu distributed property at 611 City View Dancei Hall, K ^ n e y Hospital Plane on'Friday, Sept 11th, at 8 p. m. North Main street to ciertrude G. Long t i^ a p pay out if needed; no In this city. In two games, both It Is at once both Impressive to do with a grpAt deal more Dilworth* street. p.layed at Manchester, each team This ia the first meeting of the tall and discouraging to realise how than the quesUon o f alcohol. Hitchcock. Annual meeting and election of lump turn pivmerut. rmsH temi has been a winner sad this will Plans Are Told season and will take the form of a old ia the problem of alcobollc Sodqm represent wrong choice Bdllding Pem dU offlters. Arm y and Navy Club, at roll call. The program committee Cornell be the deciding game. The game Imminawwiifamul intoxication — discouraging be­ in the case, of Ltot, who made m Knofla Brothers, permits for the 8 o'clock. HERE ARE saiy rules so w ill be in charge. erection o f 10 one-family houses follow to esiur* keeping tonual- itMtallmenB. Pay more, if Is scheduled to start at 3:30 (Oonttnued from Page One) Mift iOM&lTiCFMrO cause one wonders whether, and bad mistake when he {fitched his Friday. Septeniber 25 on E.*sex and Durant streets at a ___ 3Tour car ninmng mocil o’clock. unuesSNOii'^io; ■ >1 'V T l when, the problem that haa lasted tent- In that direction. But So­ Post Norwich District Conference at yee w Ml. Pay op mortgigaa, other St| Join's Poltah ChMtcii co a tlif $4,500 each. longer: Firsu reduce milcMf- Second Union Church of Alaska and that others already so long and baffled successive dom represented evils and de­ South MethodisU church. Golway Street Ns. Its Arthur Woodbridge. to erect a Tuesday, September 29 ^.reduce drirtng speed. In ir d , tsk* Dr. George 8. Brookes, pastor are being flowm from other dls- • generations wUI ever be aolved, baucheries which a moderate Nightly Gate Priae dcina; pay for land, improvements. Rev. S. J. Sscaepkowald, O. S. potato shed on Woodbridge street Joint meeting of all local SeT- your car to an authorized Pontiac of the Union ..Gongregational tant areas. The Arm y now la - and Impressive because' the per­ drinker of today might ahun STATE at a cost:of $900. v1c* Club* as a Ladies' Night. dealer for s FRFE clicck-up a t UatM Loam on farm real smsk only. Mum church, wUl give a Communion training three hoepiUl plane | HARTFORD sistency of the evil, and all that rigoroualy as the most upright 8:30-^First mass. Andrew Anaaldi to erect a stor­ •net a wtmth. ,U c are msiatainisg Meditation on Sunday morning, squadrons. two of huge long-dis­ MAr.a. the Bible and history bear w it­ total abstainer. Perhaps what Coni. Clarke Wins "Father, Let Thla Chip Pass." The 10:30^—Oscond mass. age building on Bidwell atreet at a complete service facilities, fsctocy- have farm hreemc and mbMancnl tance ships and one of light ness to oonceming It. maks •ohi- the lesson wrisbes to etreas is the trained mccbanicz. and e stock o ( choir will be present for the serv­ Choir retiearaala following saeh cost o f $3,000. $25 WAR BOND planea The latter are Intended to JAon all the more necessary. alliance of alcohol with deeper The Bissell Cup Dorcas Society high-quality repUcetnent peru to kelp •yuty. PuM detafti ie FR It booklet ice, and all members art asked to mags. Andrew Ansaldi. a one-family hop five to 20 miles from the bat­ Tbs urgency e t the probiem is evils jsnd immoralities, wrhlch you keep your car running for tlw| meet at the church a t 9:45 o’clock 6 to 6 p. m. this Saturday, m e t ­ house on Bidwell .street at a coat tlefields to bases svhere the big ing o f . children returning to the smphasiaed today whan the coun­ has been wr^ marked in the his­ BETTER IN S IMPORTANT duration. More imMrtaot, we “ ’** with Organist Donald Watroua la ships can take off. Every troop try Is at war. . Everything la o f $3,000. Schedules Meet examine ydur car reFE ■< reg charga. public schools. tory o f the human race, ia wrell Wilfred Clark*. n«w ly alected Itaildlng Pemdta WAYS: transport and every cargo plane DOKTT FORGET OUR GALA being challenged on the basis of marked in the life of today, and intervals so that minor tniunju Rev. Alvla D. Johaaoa, pastor 1:30 p. m. Sunday, msaUng o t commander of tha Poat, wraa fur­ Andrew Ansaldi, 194 Bidwell- ^ mtmmT .menta can be found and ca now- is equipped for converalM to the parish oommlttee^ whether it helps or hinders the ia one of the facts that moderate of the Rockville Baptist church, ther honored by bla comrade* last street, storehouse and -garage, $3,- i»«Mpl, ppirsU,* >«- k d * r t they cause terions da meg* 1 hospital transport. • ' i MIDNIGHT SHOW SUNDAY war effort, and alcohol cannot OMn hate to face in connection The Dorrs* Society of Emanuel MAMMOTH BINGO, will give a Commuaion Service Monday aveolng. He will receive 000 and single fam ily dwelling at costly repairs. "In a Bhoi^ time,” said General ■ STARTING A T 12:45 A. M. The be an exception. It ia an -im­ wrlth the problem- The age-old .I.utheran church wili hold ita first 4b Meditation at the. 11 o’clock serv- Grant, “wa expect to aaaura all the Clarence Bissell trophy which same site. $3,000. fai) meeting Wednesday evening. THRILLING,^i’EW RIDES! Chaseh' portant factor as a mur oommo- question la atUl wrhether there goes to the member Judg^ to be W) m ■solar dmrXmP ' g e t accessories n o w ica on Sunday, '‘Expecting Great our wounded that they, win be. Sept. 9. at the church. - - i t Things from God.” A special pro­ Sprues Street dity, but what about H aa a bev- can be the pse without the abuse. the moat valuable to the Post dur­ Franro LAunebes Warship llr prwacriWa mmmmmmmrf opor Popuac-xpproicJ acewtod** arv anil 1 tranaported quickly.” j m M Members who have finished arti­ vii mmi 2 BIG SHOWS MONDAY S. E. Orosu, MlalaSsr arage? Already there is consid­ The one certain thing, as* has thU I rvamcuoea. If v ,^ • gram will be carried out at the ing the preceding year. This award Vichy, Unoccupied France. Sept. O aAM coarfon. coeveswece aaa tawtp . D O N T MISS. IT ! LAND RANK LOANS HIIP CapUln Adama aaid that In! erable agitation for revival o t the been frequently amphaalBed icr cles for the Red Cross are request­ T.« par —dr »•" “••d Sunday achoof at 9:45 a. m. la made every year and la on* o t 5— OP)— France launched today the ed return them at this meeting. wIsoM ywm mmwd M Mck acCTnoct** a* d'S cmara. faaa^ YOU H U P YO U R tllF naval air combat, where the Sunday I Morning W orship M:45 aighstenth amendment aa a wrar- *0 O lacki, clock aaJ m w o«k«M. mt m 1 LABOR DAY former temperanca laesana >s that the most c o v e t^ honors )he mem­ second warship built since the The business session will be fol­ o«F lifa al —Mdiwsa planea strike the enemy hundreds- a. m. A Ujna measure, but many who by total abstinence never hurt any­ . MR. R. E L D R E D D O YLE The funeral o i Mra. John J. M A TIN EE 2:30 8:30 E V E N IN G S bers can bestow. armlsUce. tiie minesweeper Ra- lowed by a ao(ual time, with re­ Eeep r e y e t i — — a ef «« of miles from aurfaca. ahlps, the | A BAND Wedhaadlgr is ia la t aarrtsa T:M personal abstinence and eonvlc4 body. It is a safe rule for tat- BOX U Kuhnly, Jr., was held Friday rescue aeon wlU be primarily by I Heller Moves Up geout de laXToueba. at tbs Prov- freshments tn cnarge of the follow­ Tonight ■— .And Monday Night I TOLL.AXD, CONNEtnCCT morning from the Ladd Funeral RESERVE YO m SEATS IN ADVANCEI ► m. tlon are oppoaad 9c the Bqoar dividnal Ufa, and If everybody P u t Oommsader Otto HsUar h u SBC* Navy JriwL Tbs nsw ship is plane.. Surface ships could not ^Saturday. ItoUxtha Wnm- traffic question the wisdom of ing committee; Mias Louise M. COLE MOTORS Land Baak Bepreeeatative Home and at St. Bernard’^ churen followed tt we ahdukl see a great bssn honored by the First DUtrict ot tbr'sainF-eiaas as the Matelot Johnson. Mias Ethel Johnson, Mrs. reach the wned aviators in 4ay School vrUl hold a picnic at that on practical grounds. at mac o'clock. Rev. Jaaea Q. time, ^ "" viwHinkT'i.'.nMfr raiRc gain In social .W elfare and na- Commander HJllman of BUst Hart- LeBlanc, launched in July and also Ernest Johnson. Mrs.' Stanley Ma- M Cmter Street' Cnatm fm lam a t * 4 0 araloah. ; Prehlhlboe would have to lose ford wbsB ha w u asms m m , Mrs, H *n y KUdKaaon." ’ ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1941 P A G E r m c HANCHBBTBK EVENING HERALD, MAifCHEBlEB. CX3NN. SATURDAY, SEPTEM B^ 5, 1941

f arachute Troops I Escapes Nazis Record Pack of Perishable Last Session Students Are Hopeful To Play Lead Foods Reported This Fall For Students Hit Hard and Fast , [Irene Hilda in Musical On Bulling New World '»/«r * New Y'ork, Sept. 5— Canning op- Com—The Department of A g ri- Jarkaon to b e Am ong ieileTils o f Skies At* SiX’Day School Week Comedy Hit of 1904 erations now going on at an acr j culture ha.< estimated that the crop ' .'♦J-*- > Speakers to Diocuss ^tack at Dawn on Des­ T o Save Fuel Supply InI n Broadj^ P«m.e.y| R n n n ..: I celeralfd pscc lo sll the Hiajor croo J ■ year will exceed Ideals B om Under Fire ‘*r”ffnd*out*wtetA^oi!g*^t*rh^ Plahk and Hope8. And Far Behind Lines S r g “."tit:*?exi‘ um‘:’""” a'-H sert Maneuvers Just As biggest \olume of perishable foods is estimated at over 29;000 00*1 By Mark Barron W ill Point W av to **®w to find out ‘^In Real War. Camden, N. J., Sept. 5-W/P) ever canned in this country, the ca-McS. ' a gain of about 13 per cent Washington. Sept. 5—()P)-:^Rome New York, SepL 5 — (Wide Can Manufacturers Institute re- J W'hat s wrong are churning and — six-day w’eek for Camden's over last year's park. .300 war babies of the last war who ■ turning this week in the aaaerably. 18.600 public school pupils, W orld)— After 88 years that muai- ports. Beans (green and w ax)— From Periiiaiient Peace. B y miliam F.'Boiii . have become actual or potential The studenU already have come With a vacation during Janu­ ral comedy hit of 1904, ‘TTie Time On the basis of the acreages Department of Agriculture esti­ to theM conclutioiui: -x:- WMe Worid MiHtar>- Editor ary and Febniary, was order­ planted and the packs thus far warriors in thi.4 one will start th^ Place and the Girl,'" at last is mates. a pack of about 17,000.000 B* Kenneth L. Dixon The new world must oe demo-. ed by the Camden Board of completed, major comme.rcial food home tonight—and for many pf With IT. 8. Army on Ollfomia going to have its Broadway pre­ cases of the.se beans is estimated, ^ Washington. SepL 5.- -(W ide imperiaUsm of any type la Education today In a move to miere. And with it w’lll come for packs will register increases rang­ them that means back to the fight­ lYmlntnc Manouvers, Sept, representing ah lncres.se of more W orld)— While bullets are ■win­ conserve fuel oil and coal. her Broadway debut' in the lending ing from 13 to over 30 per cent than 30 per cent over 1941. ing fronts—their Interlude of talk­ : win- “ '• «"• *. ■*> -m n ge happen faat on maneu- SupU Leon N. Neulen said ning this w'ar. the Ideals born un­ (sir —it cannot laat bcMuae the .TV.. Richmond. Va.. girl. Irene Iblis year compared to last year. Lima beans--At this time pros­ ing over "until victory is won." , downtrodden will always eventual- H you are lucky enough to ■only 10 of the city’s 40 school who is here to play the Large percenUgei of the canned pects for canned lima beans are Tonight’s concluding session of der Are and f ' r behind the lines ly overthrow the n ile r i' buildings use oil but added ’'VL- In the right place at the right part'^n ly because she was suc­ food packs arc'set aside for gov­ favorable. the International student service will point the way to peace and I miut be the preference of that "the system faces a pos­ cessful in outdistancing the Nazi ernment use. as.scmbly, will hear aasoolate Jus­ sible fuel crisis." The schools, May E x ee^ Goals mold the new worid ahead. sH peoples, beeauae that is the only invaders of France. The present estimates, though From present ‘ indications, the tice Robert H. Jackson of the U. R. That comes direct from a Red I practical way of preserving it; this At 7 p. m. we were haying a which reopen Wednesday, will "The Time, the Place and' the carefully and conservatively com­ canning industry will reach, and Supreme court. British Minister sniper and a "Lady from H tll." 11" for the achools and the pre-problem steak dinner in close aa usual next summer. Hel Girl,” an Intimate musical crimedy puted, are subject to revision In In some instances exceed, the goals Harold B Butler. Chinese Ambas­ both In their early 20s. and the^ve teachers to perform; and until It Is i Springs. A t 11 p. m. we were about the humorous escapades of case of adverse weather or other for canned food established by the sador Dr. Hu .Shih and others dia- earned the right to talk because taught, constant preparedness Is a couple o f inebriates who try, un k^ - ' ~ j into our cots in the obeerv- conditions, the Institute polrftsout. government earlier this year. fUss the victory plans and hopes they know their bullets well the only safe measure. succe.ssfully, to get on the water camp at Iron Mountain, 125 The figures are significant in them­ Much of the aucresa In mobiliz­ of the United Nstlona. a. wagon, was originally written by If they have their way, that Must Recnive MeeogiiHlon out into the deaert. Opeii Forum selves and for the Indication they ing the agrtcultiiral Industries of The assembly represents the new world of poat-war days will A t 1:80 a. m. we heard someone W'tli M. Hough. Frank R. Adams Minorities must receive fair rec­ give that other fixid packs still to the United; States toward war pro- youth of the United Nations and be democratic, devoid of any type, into our tent, and a moment and Joe Howard. For two years, ognition. and It must be because ’ VII <>irl For Ood" come will be correspondingly large. dtiefion of food is attributed, ac­ other friendly countrle8---56 In all jof imperialism, perpetually peace­ A* . the* unshaded light bulb beginning n 1904. it played to sell­ o f honest belief in tha rights of .’Home Estimates Given cording to the Instituter to the co­ aa well as the anti-Axls move­ ful, through' preference, minua in mm eyes. Our visitor out audiences on a coast to coast Figures for the following canned ments In Germany and Italy] For minorities (either nations or To the Editor— operation given to the growers and armed frontiers; fair to all minori­ Capt Amery Lawrence. He tour, but for some reason U was four days they have talked of their groups within nations), and not food packa. In aceo'rd.mce with-cur- the entire canning industry bjr ties and Intemationally Intact dusty and tired, but he had • W ith yoii kind permission, wa|*tever brought to Broadway, rent indications, are: part In an Allied victory and In out of the exigencies born in the will continue our miisings on the I Recently several Broadway and such government agencies as the through World-Wide economics and crises of war. made a special 20-mile trip Peas—A pack of about 35.000.- Departipent of Agriculture, the the post-war years ahead. trade. om headquarters of the •—th above subjeC't as promised-in our | managers started a 000 cases Is now virtually com­ Many of them will brave death Now. this international aeonemie War Production Board and the .Admittedly Large Order ny -eorps. of which he is public article, in this column June 13th; round of .sentimental * ' reminiscing pleted. sn lncrea.se of 6,000.000 on the return trip, just as they did set-up is a stickler and the war- ...... abotit this aged .show with the re- Quartermaaters’ Department. That's admittedly a large order, Nations officer, to .say that: We said then and we repeat with ca.Hc.s, or nearly 21 per cent over en route here, coming by plane and burned youngsters admit there's ? v all the empha«s at our rummand I ’''ll*, thejr engaged a staff of T h e vast volume of canned but that'e why the.*e two and some plenty of figuring to be done on It “ Our parachute troops are go- * I SI f S A A M ---— — — _ ^ — A ^ last ye.sr. foods Indicated at this Wipe demon- by ship. Some came out o f the that we can all of us worship God writers and composers to-do a re 300 others, representing the Unit­ ^ t . Roughly, they think the na­ 1 .X hng to attack the Red air held at writing job, although the cos­ Tomatoes and tomato products .strates that we aa a nation h»ve No-Man’s-Land where only the according" to the dictates of our Ba.sed on Department of Agri-> best sritpers survive. They go back ed Nations. Latin Ameriea and tions of the world should avoid du­ feedlaa between 6 1.5 ah'd 6:20. I. tumes, settings and some of the tremendous resources, together plication of effort, each country own conscience, with none to culture estimates of the tomato there. even imti-Axis movements in ene­ you’d like to aec it. You'd songs nf the 1901 version are be­ with the facilities and the will to producing that which it ia best Ihplest or make us' afraid. There crop this s.eaaon. it is believed that La.-it night they danced a "vic­ my countries, are meeting here tor stter llgurs on two and a half ing .retained. put the canning industry's opera­ flUed’ and then swapping around 1s a realm into which the King's the pack (if tomatoes and tomato tory dance" in the varied steps of this week in the International driving time—it's 80 miles, Parisian Singer in Lead tions in full war production,’’ the unW a trade balance ia reached. writ docs hot run. It does not run products; including pulp, paste, all their homelands. Student Assembly. you may run into some con- , ...... I •''or the leading feminine role Institute polnU out. "It is the an- This is the touchy point, they puree, .sauce, catsiip’ and chili Even then, the serlousne.ss caus­ Most of those who came from rd suggest you leave at In to n e re^ra of the conscience I they engaged the dark-eyed viva- .swar 6f.Aitierlca'a farmers, can- agree, because the nation with the and the soul. The King, or Fuehrer, clous Parislaii singer. Miss Hilda, sauce, will' total approximately 38.- ed by the wsr was strong and they abroad risked their lives to sit in or 8:80." I ners, and numerous other groups on the session. meet to trade wouM swing the most has no authority in those regions. Iwho ha.i just come from an ex- 000,000 cases, an Increase of over- congregated In little groups to S-T-V, Vianr JKomeata of Shuteye in the canning industry to the gov­ Skipping names because they’d powerful economle' punch— which Within the neat five minutes we Nebuchadnezzar. you remember, Iperience ga exciting as any adven- 19 per,rent over the KMl pack. ernment’s challenge of last winter mull over the major problems of i.* one well-known cause of wrars . Tomato juice A pack as large the day. rather not be quoted aa "trying’ to ardarsd an Army driver to be ordered the three Hebrew children ture one could find in a Broadway for more snd still more food-'a But they’ll go back to the front as last year's may reasonably be talk for evervbodv.” the Russian oall at 8:1S A. m.. had sneaked to fall down and worship the I show. challenge tkat is being success­ and give it eome thought, and expected., sniper credited with slaying 152 tbs tent of Ciq>t. John E. golden Image, and becaiuie they I The daughter of French par- fully met." maybe theyu figure that one ouL Airmen Finally .Nazis with 154 biUIeta— and the ■ o f Winebendoti, Mass., pro would not, they were cast Into the I enta. she was bom In Richmond, too. llery furnace. They did well, for I but when she was six- years old "Ij*dy from Hell’’—a kilted Scot­ —D Armored CTorps which tish Highlander who dealt death You don’t think aoT .; -.4 . I dtoactlng the maneuvers, to 'filch in the realm of conscience Nebu-1 The family returned to Paris ville EmpUyers'. Council said w as Return Safely with his rifle before stopping Axis Well, tell It to the Red aniper . .. -w*» alarm clock—temporarily— ebadnezzar had no authority. I where, after she made her singing Tale of Criieltie*’ a protest against the previous bullets himself In an Infantry bat­ and- the lady from HeU and the Darius ordered the pMpls to '^’•Th Maurice Chevalier, she rest! ted turned in for a few more walkout of AFL Retail Food .M.elboume. Sept. 5-*(/Pi— A party tle on the African front—said that worship him, but Daniel refused "Tarred in three editions of "The Clerks from Rumy and Safeway as they Jlght they think a lot of precious shuteye. ' Follea Bergerea” and In other Told in New Book of American and Auatralian air­ A t SHW tm were up, and at 3:25 and went on praying to hla God, unite here. The clerks struck for about what lies ahead after vic­ “This Nathfti beginning to produce French musical shows. men who made a crash landing in H'ante Gu m n * t t e Shoot ea the roatC first having with the open window three times higher wages. tory is won. a day. and Daniel did well, for in "When we fled from Paris to un­ a e arnp near Buna on Aug. 7 X Md ourselves with bunch- occupied France, ' she said in a New York. Sept. 5 — OP) — A The employers’ spokesman Ifald Anally has rettimed safely to baae Said the alighU soft-spoken St J ^ p h , Mo.— wF)—Firemen Of grapes from ths mesa tent the realm of conscience. King sniper: free moment between rehearsals, the closure would continue in- after a 1.50;mlle trek thrbugh the Mack Hart and Wiiuara Denver fs " weie^ Boh Casey, who has Dar-ius had no authority. grtm. detailed story of N azi cruel­ "W e can win ware by force on “we got out just 24 hours'before deflnitelv. New Guinea jungles. Owena watched a Negro approaclC as no 4ither nation in the world has ever Ml ths war in France. Eng- The Sanhedrim ordered Petpr ties in Poland, with . official pa­ the front but it takes ideals on a the first of the Nazi troops march- The fliers brought with them a carrying a doublebarreled ahetgun. A M ca and the Pacific for and John not to teach in the name pers, pictures, maps and eyewit­ another front to preserve' the "Where are you going with that?" I ed In. Practically none of the peo­ section o f a parachute on which peace when it's over." CblesLgo Daily News; W. Al- of the Lord Jesus Christ in the ness accounts providing documen­ Germany is planning increased Hart called. "Gonna answer mv Jackson, photographer from streets of Jerusalem: but the ple In the streets of Paris realized they kept a day-to-day diary of Can Only Sign of Wounds tary evidence, is related In a new use of electrically-operated motor their long journey, during which Board call,” the man re­ I Oakland (Calif.) Post-Elnquir- Apostles said. "W e cannot but that the Germans were so close. Bald the slim, hardy Scot whose pf^uced* The soldiers of production^ 615-psge book. vehicles to conserve liquid fuels, they shot a wild pig and two game plied without itoppihg. But why repeeeenting the three major apeak the things we have seen "W e started out. my mother and cane was the only outward sign' of [ father and myself and our five The Polish Information Onter, the Department o f Commerce re­ cocks to supplement their meager a shotgun? "A in 't no Arm y man ■ photo sendees on maneuvers, and heard." and Peter aiid John ports. hia wounds: I dogs, huddled In our car and W e which announced publication of er.ergency rations. gonna give ma a gun I ealnt L ieu t William Coopersmtth, did well, for in the realm of con­ the volume yesterday, said it was "There’s no good having to do ah(X)t:’’ sr Bollywood cameraman ran into a frantic traffic snarl that lust as truly as the boys at the frontSf science the Sanhedrim had no a Polish indictment of Nazi brutal­ Ecer^y worker Is Cooperating making training and docu- was frightening. As we looked aulhoritv."w I back at Parts w e could see huge ity describing "events that have fUma for the U. S. Army no counterpart in history." C o m . There have been many noble columns of black smoke rising ovir r men and women who have i- laid ij I The center asserted the volume Cloae to Burning Show are helping to lick they-enemies of down their lives rather than aubr We got to Nice and Biarritz, was "anything but atrocity propa­ Te eame close to missing the ganda." show. A t the airport gate .a mlt to some earthly ruler In mat­ and although Nazi troops didn't ters pertaining to the soul and Proceeds from luj. sale will be airy halted m , and just at that come in there, the cities were soon In The War Effort! ot we saw the first of the the- church. They stood In the overriin with German Gestapo ag­ used for Polish relief. carrying transport planes matters of conscience and the soul ents. Democracy.’’ a mountain range m the for the crowned rights ol the Re­ Would Drink In I'nison Finally the aentry pass- deemer. W e are willing to give to " I sang in two clubs there where ill Never Forget DONALD M. NELSON, ■B In. and juSt in time, for as (^eaar the thinga wnich are I had appeared before slith Che­ ■"*1 V ' Banred the landing atrip three Caesar's, but our consciences afe valier, but when the clubs became / aqiorta already were levelling in no market, and .our souls be­ too gay and popular the German Chiircliiirs Cigar Director of War Production. / ■t (o r their run over the target. long to God alone, has been the a .»• • • w* agents would close them. A group • •• Bare seconds later the air aeem- ringing speech of the martyrs of of them would come Into the club, (Ulsd with bodies twinging the Cro8.s of (21irist through the and each group w a s commanded Ssn Francisco. Sept. 5— (Jb __ ._.-J parachutes, their white silk centurisa by a leader. When the group lead­ Onothing John Howard Buggies of T-‘ '' in the early rays of the And in this our day from over er picked up hla gla A to drink, all the R. A. F, Ferry Command won’t Sixty of them came down the oqean ifi Germany. Belgium, the others at the Uble with him forget In a hurry ia Wlnaton one aide of the runway, 66 Holland, Norway. Poland and the would pick up their gin.sses and Churchill’s cigar. •‘V.-V • the other— and. they whipped rest of that war-stricken land they would drink in unison. He spent some hours in a smoky* oi their planes so srnoothly comes W'ord from countless thou­ T h e Germans would allow no airplane cabin with Churchill. In » rapidly that It seemed al­ sands of true' Chrlatians who are dancing by couples, just dancing facL he was co-pilot of thi plane A L L MANCHESTER SALUTES LABOR’S as if someone were pulling all out for God and Hts church. by the paid entertainers. Only that took thf British prime minis­ out as faat as they could '■'*■ ■ We Christians in America do string instruments and piano were ter to .Moscow recently for hia ' ' f allowed to remain in the orches- talks wiUi Joseph Stalin. Btanks Soon Popping w-ell to listen to them aa they with one voice say to their perseciitora, trsa, and they confiscated the "I’ll never forget that cigar,” These men were veterans, lean, trumpets and drums. the 28-year-c(Id San Franciscan "ened and agile, members of "Let- goods and kindred ' go, this "They took me to the. police sta­ told ihtervlevi-eri yesterday, wrin­ first parachute regiment to be mortal life also; the bodv they tion and accused me of singing in kling his nose. "W e had to open Jvated In November, 1940. They may kill. God s truth abideth still. English. 1 said it wasn't English, the bomb bay doors.” led intO: action by Lleuten- Hi* Kip-dom Is forever." RPIG PART IN HELPING WIN THE WAR that I was singing in my native Bts Herman H. Haedicke of Mem- One had far better go to the r~ - Mich., and William Fife of i" with those Hebrew American. After more, que.stlon- Ing.they finally allow-ed me to go. 1 O'. Uhuquerqne,,-N. M „ and it was chil'lren, or he flung into the Den Store* Closed ' "J ■ ‘Ion that they wanted. Blanks of Lions with Daniel, or go to "A ll French patrons had to be were poppmg all over the prison with Peter and John; we out of the night clubs and go home ce. ■ had better be made sport of in the at midnight. If they v*eren't off In Labor Row Nor could they be stoppeif* by the streets by 1 a. m. they were ampitheater, or perish with the t v V. V nythlng so bj-pothetical as an told, or burn at the stake, or go to subject to heavy fines. From mid­ nplre a white flag, ’ signalling night to 5 a. m. The Gernian.s took Susanvill*., Calif.. Sept. .5 rA*i the Stafford, or starve on an In­ over the clubs." ease lire while the relative hospitable shore; we had ■ better Hinlsewlves can't buy a pound of i * Brother In Prison Camp fth of the opposing forces u far to suffer and keep a good con- tomatoes or a cut of round steak ged." Though one detachment Miss H ilda's brother was a vir- in this booming mountain'city, be­ Cheney workers know that this war is their war. They are all out to win it. They .“Cienre than to barter consclen'ee tiioM violinist in Paris. At pre.sent opposed by a defense force for comfort and to give to Caesar cause every, grocery and ' meat nnlng three machine guns and h« is held in a German orison market in town ia locked tight in the things that belong to God camp. tommyguns, they came whoop- alone. a labor rontroveray. know that their homes and their families and their futures all are threatened by the " W e are^^aHowed to rereive a 1.5-. and hollering across the land- Muslngs of a layman. The majority of the stores were strip. seizing grounded pisnes. word me.s.sage from him once every W'liiism E. KelWt. closed yesterday by their owners Iputting the radio station and three months," she said. in what apokesman for the Susan- most ruthless foes this country has ever faced. That's why they are putting their hearts ntrol tower out of romnfission uttlng communications wires bereever they found tl»m . into the war production effort —• fighting in the armed forces abroad — helping in Civilian An officer of the defending force t rled to protest. / "The orders for this problem Defense here on the home front — and SETTING THE PACE IN SYSTEMATIC WAR BOND sn't call for cutting wir»s, ’'- he lid. but he didn't have his heart It. BUYING. / Parachuters Well. .Vmied These parachute troopers w ere, veil armed. Against a defending: l^ a n t r y force commanded oy ] The gratitude and praise of Manchester and the entire Nation goes wholeheartedly to James Keller, a Weel Point ■ raduate though a native of A n -! 'Ml THIS BRIDGE • • apoUa, Md., and with Capt. E. H i labor for the job it is doing^ ^ ira of Grant .* Pa.s.s. Ore.,' a, ! exeeiittve officer, the. sensl! ievils could match inortara.J l?®?chtne guns, tommyguns,' pis- rifles and hand grenades, - Over East Hartford Main, Street September is Payroll Savings Month— Do Your Part! •v U1 o f them know, quite evident- i that w'hen they do get into ^ il combat theirs may be a iiicide mission, as this one turned ' ta be in theory because fheirt In The Eastern Approach To The nbardment aviation failed to ‘ »va ths way. Yet they appear toj "ept that prospect without a i New Charter, Oak Bridge' Over '■M. W ilUTM JE W AR - ^nsors Clipping '■'y , New* Policy Hit 0>n#erv<. anil get aljn g wiili what ,you hare. Keep yonr The Connecticut River Built By ,1. X P.S ouse In repair. Insulate it to conserve fuel and provide Alaska. 8epL ‘* — quote the' Defenae Oommand as i I^ans may be obtained to do this work. See us for further a postal ssasnrs policy of \ This Space is a Contribution to Americans A lM )u t W a r Effort by« saws (StHii Alaaka-bound information. 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Death Claims Runs For Offioe Jarvis Firm Will Pass Sehtence Daily Radio Programs Film Producer Span Builder tfV War Time On Cost of Livine ^ O J. Walter Ruben Second I-ioral Contractor Con* Husband of Screen Ac> Americans Await Presi* ^ wage, freezing alone as 1080 Htriirted Important , 6 method of Inflatloa prevention. ■ WTIC Kilocycle* tress Virginia. Bruce. Part of New Br;iflge. dent 9 Action on Pay But this week a series of prub- iPresident to Give Talk 8 tabli7atinn am i Prie»*i» ***"•— ’^'hlch government o i a u i i z a i i o n a n a r r i c e s agencies have been playing bean 9 9 Hollywood, Sept. 5— iT)— Death, Saturday, Sept. 6 One of the Important adjuncts to O f Farnri GoOds. for mootha—reached or near- On “The Cost of Living P. M. at 43 haa claimed J. Walter Ru­ the new' Charter Oak Bridge over clariflcAtlon and perhaps set- 2 OO.-rMaUnee In Rhythm. ben, who began a motion picture the Connecticut river ia the dry UemenL 2:15— Summer Strings. career- as studio film distributor, By Jamee Marlow and George , Naw Torit, Sept. «— (Wide Town.” 8 Return of Charlie Mc­ bridge over East Hartford Main Zielke Donald Nelaon, War Production Carthy and Bergen with Don 2:'30—U. S. Marine Band- ■ rose to become a director a^d then Board chief, aald a ipecial commit­ I World)—Presiilent Roosevelt'i ad- 2 55—News. became a producer and the second street in the eastern approach to . New' Y orl?. Sept. 5— (Wide I drew to the nation on "The Coat Ameche . . . MBS - 12 Noon Cadis the main span. tee of government executives— tabernacle services; 2 p.m. Pilgrim 3 00 -Nature Sktechee. husband of 'Screen Actress Vir­ World)—Americans crowded into Price AdmlnUtrator Leon Hender- I a t Living," announced for an all- 3:15 Saturday Special. ginia Bruce. ' -This bridge carries east and ^ e courtroom this week to hear Under-aecretary of War Rob- I network fireaide chat, at 9:30 p. ra. Hour; 6 First Nighter drama; W'e.st-bound traffic of the Chartei- 10:15 Mutual Goes to a Party. 3:30—Charles Dant and His Ot^ In ill health ^or several m ontb^ Presldent Roosevjit. as judge, ert P. Patterson. Deputy Petro- Monday, will climax a aeries of ' chestra. Ruben entered a hospital Aug. Oak Bridge over one of the bqjt- I tp e d a l Labor Day l«'o*‘lcasts. It NBC-^2:15 3 and 5 National est highways in these parts. It also pronounce sentence on the cost leum Coordinator Ralph K.- Davis’ tennis: 3:30 Official Army Hour; 3:45— State Theater Presentation and was In almost constant atti^d- of living and two of its problem ,_h ad recommended fuel oil cou­ I will be the Prealdent’a third broad- ance by Mlaa Bruce, 'who w u at takes a great part of the traffic to 5:30 Britain to America, Wales; 4:00—Pap.'American Holiday. children; Wages and farm prices. pon raUonlng next winter for the 1 ee»* within a week, amd will go 4:30—-;;Smarty Party.” his bedside when'he died>. / -. and from the United Aircraft We will have been at war nine ffien Via the uaual short wave re- 6:30 Great Glldersleeves; 8:30 One plants. east coast and poaaibly some sec­ Man's Family: 9 Merry Go Round; 5 op.'^'BC Concert Orchestra. • Besides her, he is aurviV^ by a months Monday w'hen the presi­ 1 lays to the world. Including delajs- year-old son, Christoph^ Briggs Built by .laxila Co. tions of the middle west. 10 Phil "pitalny girls. i0-.-"Man Your Battle Sta­ dent talks to the nation. His The president said some parts I ad tranatniasion on Tuesday. tions” —United States Navy Ruben, and an eight-yeafr-old iHep- This .bridge and abutments were sentence may be severe or it may I Other talks announced for La- CBS 3 CBS Symphony, Paul Vy built by the Alexander Jarvis Com­ of the country might have, to get McNutt speaker; 4:30 Kostelanetz Program. daiighter, Susan Ann /Gilbert, ^ o even be too light at this late date I bor Day, emphasizing the theme was bom to the access aa' th^ Jack M. Gordon pany of Manchester, the only local along with 25 per cent Hess fuel concert, Marjorie Lawrence; 7 Rex 5:45— Doye O'Dell. » to make the coet of living thor­ oil. Some sources Indicated a sin­ 1 - m t Labor Will Win,” follow: fourth and last wife of the Ihte contractor who had a part in thla oughly mend its ways. I From Albany, N.. Y.—BLU. 3 Stout, Our Secret *Weapon; 7:30 6 00— New's. Jack M. Gordon, one of the can­ gle oil czar might be appointed to .6 15—Come On and Dance. film actor. John Gilbert. undertaking. The bridge la . 96 The trial ■ 'has been continuous I n. m., R. J. Thomas, president Unl- V\e the People: 8:30 Crime Doc­ didates for the office of selectman feet long between abutments and make all future oil decisions. tor; 9 Mlacha Auer; 10 Phil Baker 6:30 Stric'y.v Sports. : Married in 1934 in this countrj’ since the World I ted Automobile Workers. Ruben formerly waa the hus­ on th'e..RepubIican ticket to be vot­ 60 feet w'lde. It contains one hun­ Petroleum Coordinator Ickes, I From Philadelphia—CBS, 3:15, Quiz; 10:30 They Live Forever. 6:46 Fireside Quartet. ed f o r ^ Tuesday, is one of Man­ w'ar started three years ago this prominently mentioned for the band of Milij/ed S. Ruben. He dred and .sixty-three feet of struc­ month but it has been particularly Lieut. Gen. H. H. Arnold, com- BLU—2:30 Show of Yesterday 7:00—Noah Webster Sa.vs. chester's 'hgst known men. He was czar's -job, said there . W'as even a I married the 33-year-old Miss Bruce, tural steel and Is the first high­ bitter.since w'e .entered it last rnander Army Air Force, and Today; 4:30 Paul Levalle mu­ 7;30—Musicana. born In Mahehester, the son of Mr. way bridge of its type In Connecti­ possibility of extending oil ration­ sic; 5:30 Army-NaVy Quiz; 7:30 7:45—Major de Seversky. former Ziegfeld follies ^irl, who December. j From Omaha—BLU, t : 15, Paul was b o ^ Virginia Briggs, three and Mrs. John Gordon of Winter cut. It is a rigid frame AruCturs, ing to some parts of the southw'est V McNutt, war-manpower admin- Quiz Kids; 8:30 Inner Sanctum: 8 00 Keeping Up With Rose­ street. A gradMte of Manchester supported by vertical girders set Frequent Raps for Order.. because of tank cart pulled out of 9:30 Jimmie Fiddler; 10 Good Will mary. .years after her divorce In 1934 their service for the east. llatrator, and William Green, presi­ from /Gilbert. Gilbert died two High school in 1927, he was for a on pin connection.s! There w'ere frequent raps' for dent of A. F. of L. Hour. 8:30- Velvet Music. time employed with, an insurance High Loading Rating order from the judge, delays arid Nelson agreed to accept labor's U r s ;,'"* , MBS—12;30 Safety Songs; 1:15 9:00—National Barn Dance.'. years later, leaving her a $250,000 nomination of men for high ad­ From Cleveland—MBS. 4:30, estate. company in Hartford,\but for the The bridge has a H-20 loading long, arguments some of them Camp Wheeler post band; 5 1 Hear 9 30- Program from New' York. ministrative positions in the War Donald M. Nelson. WPB head. Born In New York City and last 10 years has beenXponnected rating or the highest of any load­ •jvlmiy, meaningless or downright From Washington—CBS; 4:45. I. American Singing; 7:30 Stars and 10 00— Sports New'sreel of the Air with Hopper’s Coke aa a ' division confusing—by opposing counsel. Production Boacd, even to posts Stripes in Britain; 9 Old Fashioned graduated from Oolumbia Unlver- ing grading prescribed by the State as high as vice-chairman. M. Ombum of A. F. of L. on “ Vic­ w'ith Bill Stern. alty.jRuben became a junior playCr manager. Highway Department. The president already has made tory and Union Label.” Revival; 10:30 This Is Our Enemy. 10:15— Labor For Victorj'. Mr. Gordon Is the president,, of it clear that in the anti-inflation Agriculture Sejcretnrj' Wickard on tne stage, then turned to writ­ Sidewalks on either side of the dlaclosed that coupon rationing of '’VC', From Bowling Green, Ky.— 10:30—The Victory Hour. ing publicity and vaudeville ma­ the Young Republican Club a'nd bridge are carried by brackets, at- program he will disclose in his MBS, 6, Sen. Alben W. Barkley (D„ Other programs Monday: NBC 11:00— News. ■' has been a worker , for the Repub'-'- radio talk Monday night there meat to allow, consumers not more terial. ^tached to the main girders of the than 2 1-2 pounds a w'eek had been L^y.) . „ ■ 1:15 p.m. Rhythmaires; 3, and 4 11:15— Nelson Olmsted.- He began writing screen atoriea lican party since becoming of age. bridge. would be no rigid freezing of % • « • 4 I From Boston—CBS, 11:15. Sec­ and 5:45 National tennis; 6:30 Bill 11:30— Hospitality Time. He has several ideas of his ow'n decided upon by the Food Require­ In 1924, became a d'rector in 1938 Hea\'j' concrete abutments en- either wages' or farm prices. ments committee. retary of LAbor Perkins on "La - Grant's song; 8 Claude Raines in 12 00— Newa and Baseball Scores. concerning improvements that may • and the. following year was made clo s ^ h e fill of the highway lead­ He may reveal w'hat that means Rubber Investigation Ended bor Day 1942." "Soldier of Fortun(#"; 8:30 .Mar­ Tortvorrow's Program a producer. Iri the latter capacity, be made to the tow'n if he Is elect-, ing u ^ to the bridge.. or can mean. garet Speaks Retui^; 9 Don The president'a special rubber The half - hour broadcast from Sunday’s Program he was closely identified with Wal­ ed a selectman and has been as-' The AjMander Jarvis Company When the government tried to committee ended four w eek s’ in­ the east and west coasts of ship Voorhees concert. Grace Moore: 10 A. M. sured a large vote. has constrhctpd many bridges and coop up living costs last April with lace Beery’y films and the current J— ^ vestigation and was understood to launchings, which MBS had listed Contented concert; 10:30 Lands of 8:00—New's. "Maisie” series. sections bf 'highway throughout price controls on most of what the Free. be ready to submit its' finding and I for Labor Day, has been-cancelled. 8:10—Charles Courboin. organist. of thousands. But they have to fit the stale in tltb laht .few years. Americans buy and wear, uncon­ recommendations to Mr, Roose­ CBS — 12 Noon Kate" Smith 8:30—NBC String Quartet. every kind of face better than the trolled wages and farm prices velt. , On Saturday night lUt: NBC—7, Speaks; 3:30 p.m. Salute to Brazil 9:06—World News Roundup. finest glove ever made. The masks were left outside to throw rocks A decision* on nationwide gaso­ Quia Noah Webster Says; 8, Keep- concert: 4:30 Giants of Freedom; .,9:15— Deep River Boys, quartet. Masks Must reach from the bridge of the nose through the window and tamper line .rationing and waya to aupply 1 Ing Up with Rosemary; 8:45, 7:15 Mary Small songs; 8 Vox 9:30— Words and Music. to just under the chin, and the im­ News of Death vylth the lock. They've been raising vital rubber needs hinged on the iLupino, "My Dad's Last Letter” ; Pop; 8:30 Ga;, Nineties; 9 Finale lOiOO—Highlights of the Bible. portant measurement Is the verti­ aVim pus ever since. • committee's report. The commit­ 9, Bam Dance; 10:15, Labor for Norma-n Corwin series from Lon­ A UBOR MY IRIBU!i,l tee, appointed by the prealdent to 942 10:30— Stories of America with cal length between those two Bj^'>lf the preslderif names a don, time change; 10 Freddy Mar­ Fit Perfectly 3irtliage czk*-.or a aupef-w'age board clear up the grotesquely confused CBS— 7, People’s Platform; 8, tin band, new time. 16:45— VI and Vllma, vocal duo. on Inflation control, labor____ already rubber problem, was headed by ■oldiera with Wings; 8:30, Com- BLU— 12:30 Farm and Home The dimensions of the fighting 11:06— News. pilots' faces show' that If the Philadelphia. S.ept. 5—(,Pi—Dur­ U on record a'l DDc^lng Tt*'The4 . ®*™6''‘* Baruch, chairman of j aiandM drama; 9, Hit Parade; program Sec. Wickard; 3:30 Men 11:15—Day Dreams. Measurements Taken to pposmg it. i„^u,tt4ea Board In the r9:45, Jessica Dragonette Serenade. of the Sea; 6:30 Song Clinic; 7 masks are made in several sizes ing his five years in the Marine Congress of Indu8tijal Organiza­ 11:30—Musical ^uvenirs. they will assure a fit to all cus­ tions' executive boarcKdenounced Firat WorM war. 1 BLU—7:30. Swap Night: 8:30, The Major, comedy; 8:30 "True or Solve Life-uiifl-Death C orps Sergt. .Nicholas Windtsch Additional proof that Waahtng- 11:45—Commando Mary tomers. never failed to send his father a as dictatorial and uncKmpcratic Green Hornet; 9, Summer Sym- False: 9 Counter Spy: 10:15 Alias 12:00 noon In the South Ameri­ Prohlom of Pilots. tpn ia probably the gabbieat town To the sons, the brothers and the loved ones of American workers who are fighting America's war on the front p l^ y ; 10, Allen Prescott Show; John'Freedom. The research w'ork w'ali done bv birthday telegram. the Idea of a single supreme'NcMe In. the country waa given when can Wav. Lieut. F. E. Randall. Albert A telegram came on schedule authority. J 10:80, Canada's Stag Party. MRS—1:45 Sprapbook; 2:30 U. P. M. ' Neleon talked turkey to hie 100 I M ^ —8, American Elagle Club; S. Naval Academy band: 3:30 Indianapolis. Sept. 5 (/Pi — Damond and Mnj. A. P. Gagge. of thla year and the father, Robert, The CIO declared Itself not op- chiefs, told them to atop line, right alongside the American citizens from all other walks of life. 12:.1,5—Junior Quiz Show. Seven busts show'ing seven types the Army’s Aero Medical Research opened it eagerly. It reaij; poaed to w'age atablltzation if. biewsping among themselves, add­ S:30, California Melodics; 9, Amer­ Shady Valley Folks; 6:30 War 12:45—News. ica Loves a Melody; 10:15, Tropl- Overseas: 7:15 Johnson family; of fighters’ faces and he.ada, of the Laboratory at Wright Field. Day- ". . . Your son.has been killed In prices, taj^es and other economic ed “it talM just too damned long 1:00- Robert St. John. present American Air Force were ton. O. - action ” factors also are adjusted. It la I cal Serenade. 8:30 Bulldog Drummond: 10:15 1:15—Ted Steele and his Nova- to get thinga done around here.” Dean Jlatdue on our Morale; 11;30 shown to The Aero, Medical Asso­ Ixiodbn Radio newsreel. chord. ciation today. Sunday Brings: Talks— MBS, 11 1:30— Silver Strings. To the loyal working men and women who are carrying on America’s victory production program on the home front, breaking . m.. Reviewing Stand, "How to The seven w'ere the averages of 1:45— Wise Man. thousands of American fighter! I Meet an Invasion,” including Dean Tuesday Expectations: NBC— 2:00—Sammy Kaye's Sunday [Landis; NBC, 2:30 p. m.. Roundta­ pilots’ heads.in the soiitlierp andl production records and beating schedules every three-shift day. 1:30 p.m. Leon Henderson address Serenade. ✓ ble "Wage Policy in Wartime” ; to business men; 3:15 Perkins; southw'estern training areas. The i 1 BLU, 8:15, Wake Up Forum. "Are 2-.30—Curtis Ensemble. measurements w'ere taken to solve 6:30 ^'Discuarion ".TMe Spiritual 2:45—The Sabbath Message. Four Freedoms Enough?" MBS, Issue in the Americas.” CBS—3:30 one of the life-and-death problems FREE LABT^I VVILL Wlhl r * 1 8;45. British and American Social 3;00-^Muslc for Neighbors. of air fighters, an oxygen , mask Keyboard Concert: 4:30 Living 3:16— Commentary by Upton 1 Workers Exchange Labor Day Art; 5:30 Landt Trio and Cirley. which fits absolutely perfectly to • To the more than 1,100 sturdy mechanics in overalls who fought beside our Marines at kruam and Wake, and who arc now eetlngs; MBS. 8, Forum "How Close. the facial contours. BLU—12:30 Farm and Home Pro­ 3:30- This Is the Army Hour. Sin We. Help Win the W ar?” in- gram: 3 Prescott Presents; 4 Club The masks are made by the tens 1 I eluding Henry J. Kal.ser. 4:30—,Mr. and Mrs. Consumer. prisoners of war. Matinee. MBS 2:15 .Miss Meade's S:00—U. S. Coast Guard Band, Premieres— N p e 7 Lionel Barry- Children; 3 .Mutual Goes Chlling; asoEe in drama "Ma>’or of the 4:15 Aqueduct'race. 5:30- Britain To America. T o w n I 6 :(X>- New's. 10 30 -N ews. 6 :1 5 -Harry Horlick's Orchestra. 6:30 —Strictly Sports. jV d verlisen ieiit 1380 10:35—They Live Forever. To America’s tough seamen, who arc sailing America's merchant ships and tankers on the high seas, braving daily 11:00—News 6:45—Yale Interpret? the News. WDRC Kilocycles 7:00—The Remarkable Misa Tut­ 11 06— Sports Round Up. N o t i c e ' i submarine attacks. carrying on, although hundreds of their fellow sailors have lost their lives in U-boat attacks. 11:10— Eric Severeid News. tle. 7 :3 0 -The Bandwagon. Saturday, Sept. 5 11 15—Bobby Tucker's Orchestra. Primary Caucus Proposals ' . m. 8:00—Star-Spangled Vaudeville: 11:30—Abe Lyman's Orchestra. 8:30—One Man's Family. ■ The followlng^^mes have been 5:00—Press News Monday, Sept. 7 proposed fOr' nomination as can- ; 2:05—Of Men and Books 9:00— Manhattan Merry - Go » 7:00—News. Round. didates for the several offices ot j 2:80—Brush Creek'Follies 7:10 Shoppers Special - Music. the Tow'n of Manchester, Con- To the railroad workers of America, who transported th^ record-making number of million soldiers in the 3:00—Serenade from Buffalo 9:30-American Album of Famil­ 1 Time. iar Music. necticut, to be voted for at the I 3:80—Freedom on Land Forever nominating caucus to be held in ' 3:45—News 7 30- Robart Furrier Program. 10:00 —Hour of Charm. record-breaking time of 6 months. 7:40- Bond Program. American Legion Hall. Leonard 3:55—War Commentary- 10:30—Joe and Mabel. 7:55 News. 11:00—New's. street, in said Manchester, on 4:00—Afternoon Melotiies 8 OO 4:25—News News of the World. 11:15—Cesar Saerchinger. the second Tuesday in Septembei' V 8:15 Shoppers Sp«'cial Mimic. 11:30—Victory Parade. ’ which w'ill be September 8, 4:30—To be announced . 1942.1 6:00—Matinee at Meadowbrook Time. 12:00 -New's and Baseball Scores. • :00—News 8:30 .News Monday's Prng|;am The polls will be opened at ten To those rough and ready teamsters who rode the Burma Road and who are now transporting supplies by other routes to China 8:05r—Sports 8:35--Shoppers Special continu- a. m. . o'clock in the forenoon anrf will 6:15—Treasuiy Star. Parade 4d. 6:30 Early Birds remain open until nine o'clock in despite ehemy bombers. 6:30—Frazier Hunt—News 9 00 Press News. 6'45— Reveille^ the afternoon. Eastern' War Time. 6:45—The World Today 9:15 Radio Reader, 6:55- New'S/' REPUBLICAN PROPOSALS f 9:30 treasury Star Parade. 7:00- Mprhing Watch 7:00—People's Platform ' FOR NO.MI.NATION • f 7:30—Evening Moods 9:4.') Hymna of All Churches. 8:00 .J4cws SELECTMEN 8:00—Soldiers With Wings 10 00 Valiant Lady. 8;i5^W orld New's Roundup Sherwood G. Bowers 8:80—Commandos 10:15—Stories Anrerica Loves. 8:30— Women’s Radio Bazaar with • David Chambers. To the more than 100,000 American workers who arc building 'America’s defense outposts in Hawaii, Alaska, the 8:55— Eric Severeid 10:30—Amanda of Honeymoon Nan Clarke Frank P. Clancy 9:00—Your Hit ” arade • Hill. 8:55— Program Parade Lawrence A. Converse Canal Zone and other bases, who gave up safe jobs at home to wield their tools under fire. 9:45— Lovely Melodies 10 45 —Fletcher Wilev. 9:00—Women's Radio Bazaar • C. W. England 10:15—Talks 11:00—(,'lara Lii-N-Em. ' 9:1.5—Treasurv’ Star Parade Louis M. Genovesi 10:30—Eileen Farrell — Soprano 11:15-Second Husband. 9:30 Aunt jenny’s Real Life Jack M. Gordon Concert orchestra 11 30 BVight Horizons. Stories Clarence N. Lupien ; ll:p o —News 11:45 Aunt J.eriny's .Stories. 9:45—Music While You Work Walter Mahoney 11:05—Sports Roundup 12:00-K a te ■ Smith Speaks. 10:00- Bess Johnson Harold M. Reed To the workers o f America, who are leading America in systematic purchase of War Savings Bonds, over 18 million rililO News Analysis 12:15— Sister. ^ 10;15-tBachelor's Children. Harold R. Symington. « 11:15—Major Fielding Eliot 12 30- Helen Trent 10:.30—Help Mate ASSESSOR of whom are investing over $200,000,000 a month in War Bonds, with figures mounting weekly. . 11:30- Hal .McIntyre , 12:45 -Our Gal Sunday. 10:45— Longmire Reports Henry Mutrie. 12:00 -News' Jl;0O— Road of. Life 1:00 - News. r e g i s t r a r o f VOTERS “ This Is straight from the shoulder, pal. know it now. Organized labor was the first Tomorrow's Program 1 05- The Inside Page 11:15 Vic and Sade Robert N. VeltcH. 11:30 Against The Storm 8;0o - New s 1:15—VVOman in White. JUDGE OF PROBATE “ Thiey killed my buddies across the water— to cry out against the Fascist terror, and today 8 05—Bert Biihrman at the Organ 1:30—Vic A .Sade 11:45 David Harum .. William S. Hyde. 12:00- Little Show 8:30—News :45—TTie Goldbergs. REPREISENTATTVES In Germany in *33 and ’34. N o, I’d. never we’re up here fighting on every firing ',line 8:35,—Columbia Ensemble. 2 00—Young Dr. .Malone. p. m ■ George E. Keith American u>orkers are paying their fu ll share of the costs this war— in blood, in sweat, in sacrifice, in taxes. They entered this tvar wsth their eyes open 8:45—Burl Ivis Songs.. 12:1.5 Luncheonaires . met them. But they were my buddies just the around the globe to preserve a free America, •2:1,5. Joyce Jordan Girl Interne 12:45—Here Comes The Band 8 . Raymond Smith. 9:00- -News of the World 2 30 We Lc)ve and Learn. BOARD OF EDUCATION as free men and- women, and they are determined to come out of this war free mem and svomen. A ll America bails them for their loyalty, faith and 9:15- It^iio Voice of Reliigti'm. 1:00—^New's same, those members o f Germany’s free trade a free world and our free labor unions. 2:45 Life Can Be Beautiful. 1:15- Marjorie Mills Hour Ludwig B. Hansen 9:30—-J^ews. 3:00 David H.arum. ■ • Robert H. Smith. deUrmmatiou #» do their part to win the war. 9:45—Gypsy Caravan. 3 15—Newa, 1:45— Cedric Fostet, commentator unions. “ ■^e know that you fellows at home are 2:00 Medley Time —Hal . Kolb, CONSTABLES 110;00—Church of the .\ir 3:20- .St. Louis Matinee. James I)uffy I 10:30 News. ■ organist “ The Nazis walked in and shot the union fighting, too— producing the munitions o f war 3:30- W e’re In the.Arrnv Now. 2tl.5- Hartford Hostess Program Otto H. Herrmann ■ 10 35— Wings Over Jordan. '■ 3:45 Carlow Martins?^ 'Salute 2:4.V Day Dreams w'ith Bud James H. Johnston leaders. They put thousands o f workingmen night and day, taking your place in the civilian ■ 11 ;00- -Jackson Wheeler .Vews. to Brazil.” . Rainev ' Raymond E. Robinaon 1*11:05— Egon-IVtri Pianlat, 4 00— News. 2:55—News Sedrick Straughan. and women in concentraHon camps and tor­ defense program, -and putting your dollars on 1 .1 1 3 0 —Invitation To Learning.- 4:1 5 -Afternoon Melodies. 3:00—The Story of Mary Martin JUSTICES OF THE PEACE I 12:00—Leathernecks on Parade. 4,:45—War News 3:15—Ms Perkins Alden E. Bailey tured them to death for no other crime t l ^ the line every pay day for W ar Bonds. September is Payroll Savings M o n th ^ o Your Part! 1,2:15—Your Sunday Serenade. 4;55-^Natlonal News 3:30—Pepper Young’s Family Thomas A. Brennan 12:30—Last Minute .News. 5 00—Ad Liner Musical Co­ 3:45—The Right To Happiness WUliam E. Keith holding a union card. They destroyed ^he “ Have you signed up, pal ? If you’re a union P 12:45- Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir operative. 4:00—Backstage Wife ' Frank O. Steele ' ' Organ 5:45—Ben Bernie.’ 4;15^SteIls Dallas Stuart J. Waaley. union halls, stole the union funds, aiid set up man, then follow the union plan— 10 percent ' 1:00—Church of the Air. ‘ 6:00 -Ei

the war? Are we, by such diplo­ ticular fault? Or can the twig matic tqadylng to these dictators, which seems to incline toward fault be pruned, transfetring Comment No Henilcl Building Inspector Notes already compromiaing and be- ' ' • . ^ " lEwtitwj Serais trasring our promise to the world strength to that which grows' to­ of^the future"? Have the Slate ward virtue? From the. River Road Monday Increase Over Last Year __ . rOBUBUEO BT THX w K t e A L D PRlNTlNa CO. INC Department, the Prealdent, the It's sensible to think it can be By Malcolm Mollan II Bluall StrMt United Nations high diplomatic done. And. as a matter of fact, The report of Building Inspector, tenement housa waa built cT r'" t Maoeb«it*r, Conn. No issue of The Herald THOMAS rBROCSON command, considered these ques­ every individual can think of Mr. Mollan, retired editor of The Herald, preserves his contaA David Chambers’for the year e n d -tw o jaat year. Oonom Manxor with his former dally readers by writing a weekly letter for these will be published on tions and found answers harmoni­ cases in which it has been done— Ing August 15 shows t^iere The total amount ol th«. p .., . i Foundod Oetebar 1. iStI columns, in which he expresses his own leisurely arrlved-nt con-. Monday, Labor Day. ’’ were 510 permits granted for one waa $2,573,732 against $'!,16.'. ous with United Nations princi­ cases in which a growing human victions concerning some i major matters and his observations BnbUabad B t «i7 EvtnVng Cxcapt family houses, an Increase of 134 a year ago. Fees collected arioU 't ■mdajra and Holldara Bntarad at ples? If so, we'd like to have a fault has been corrected and the concerning .some very minor ones, as seen frohi his home on the over-the permits Issued In 1941. to $8,279.50 against $.7,0S'' '.a tha Boat Otfloa at Manehaater, banks of the Niantic River. Look for his contribution each •Eight more garages were built a result there was retume'l to f ’ s Coao., aa Sacond Claaa Hall Hatter. hint of the answers. true growth toward the sun of week-end. the people. Myself. I do not be­ than a year ago, but this year the town $5,474.50 more tha nthe coat fruitful living been encouraged. report show.s that not a double of the department. SUBSCRIPTION RATES lieve such an objective is possible One Tear by Hall ...... fl.Od l.,abor Is A Lot Of Neifrhbors The idea that there is something Tt is quite cu.stomary, now­ marks the attitude of millions of The report is is folio .'/s: Per Month by Mail ...... t .11 of attainment.'- To the Honorable Board of Selectmen. Btncle Copy ...... $ .VI hxed and .static and irreconclllable adays, for publiclata of all classes their brothers, fathers, mothers Etollrered One TeaP ...... »».0« The observance qf Labor Day— ' Far From Impoeslble' Town of Manchester, Conn. '- about human character, that it to talk about the unity of the and sisters still in civil life. Yet Gentlemen; specially set aside as a holiday M E M B E R O F must perforce grow in a certain A nierican ■ people irr their deter­ no such parallel exists. The sol­ But national mobilization. Just I herewith submit my report as Building Inspector for the year THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for specific consideration of the The Aaaoclated Presa la excluilve. number of wrong directions, is mination to conclusively win the diers, sailors, marines and aii*'- because it is improbable ‘ as a ending August 15, 1942-x. ly entitled to the oar or republica* proUems, fights, and accomplish- During the year 929 permits have been issued as follows: disproved every ■ time you really war. I wish it were po.sSIble for men are all-out for victory, com­ voluntary action, is nevertheless tibn ot all newa diapatchea credited • of labor as one separate 510 One-family Dwellings .$2,.360,373 00. to It or not otherwiaa credited In atiidy a human' character compar­ that fixity of determination to’ be pletely regardless of the cost to by no means impossible. It would. 160 Garages ...... tbla paper and alao the local nei^> ' elerhent of our national life—is Indeed, be quite easy to effect. 56.173.00 publlahed herein. / ing what might h'ave happened to demonstrated so positively that them.selvps. Obviously there must 18 Chicken Coops ...... 3.815.00 All riKhta ot republlcatloir ot ■^-JiTObably . a tactle.ss occasion for it, in it.s anvironment. with what the last shred of doubt a.s to the Only those suffering from ex­ 10 S h e d s...... 1.923.00 apeelal diapatchea herein a<^ al be a reason—a definite reason, for 6 Temporary Signs raaerved.______I .saying it. but we, think it’s about it did actually grow into. treme rigidity of mind In a hide­ e.'iO.OO degree of unity might be banished t'he contrast between the attitude 2 Gfts Stations ...... 6.300.00 j time to tak^ labor out of Its sep- There's one difficulty with, bound worship of precedent can Pull aervice cllentx^t N. / i. a T for go'id and all. I wish we did of the fighting forces toward the 2 Silos ...... 310.00 j arate compartment, and to stop Service Inc., ______amateur primers and twig-bend­ not have to take it for granted, war and that of a. very great see. in what they would call Con­ 2 Cabins ...... 450.00 ! .speaking and writing and legis- 1 Offle* ...... , ...... Publlabera ,Repreae;KBtlveti The ers. Sometimes they forget that, as the niilitary authorities at Pearl number of thpir> civilian compa­ stitutional limitations upon exec­ 5.500,00. Jullna MaUifwa Special Aaancy— , lating on it as if it were some utive power, any bar to national 1 Slaughter Hou.se ...... 800.00 New Tort. Chicftto. Detroit and when growing energy Is.checkeil Harbor took It for graiHed that triots. 1 Temporary Office ...... strange accident which , doesn't 500.00 Boatojk^ 1 and .shut off in one. direction, it there waa no immediate danger mobilization by executive procla­ 1 Bam ...... 600.00 really belong in the American ’• I’rimarv Lesson mation: 1 Kennel ...... lEMBEB-^AUDIT b u r e a u o r must be given freedom to run in of an attack by the Japs. I don't 100.00 IRCm-A'nONS. I think it is because the very ■ 1 Summer House ...... structure. another and better direction. They like this taking for granted any­ If management insiste on con- 50.00 first thing ttiat a recruit learns Is 213 Alterations and Additions 136,156.00 ' Barald Printing Company, The error in con.slderation is on forget to encourage the good spjjing to create shortages in aaaumea no financial rcanonal- thing upon which the life of dhe that in any 'effective military or­ [ilty for typographical crrora ap- both sides of the fence. Over the twig while they bend back the critical materials; If labor unions American nation depend-s. And ganization no dis&bedience of or­ $2,573,732.00 'paarlng in advertlaamama la tha weekend, we will be hearing la­ The fees collected for the above permits amounted to $4,766.00. Manchcatar Evaninx HcralA bad, to combine iKt.sitive' ministra­ now and then something comes insist on boosts in wages that will bor's orators telling us of the ders will be tolerated. He Is Im­ 2 Ma.ster Heating Licenses is.sued...... 40.00 tions with their negative preven­ up which appears very difficult enable them to dodge all the sac- 7 Master Heating Renewal Licenses issued...... 3aturday. September 5 great contributions of labor to mediately given to understand 35 00 tion. .When this happens, the Indeed to reconcile with the as­ rlficea that ace linplictt in . the 1 Journeyman Heating Licen.' light-minded citizens Insist on 100.00 ing his own course of action; that 11 Master Electrician Licenses Issued through State. .. 55.00 Our foreign policy with regard special and apart from all other another twig that nee We shall have complete national labor and other elements In our der circumstances that must con­ tary "obedience ” amounts to—as frulta, it is the etubboni verdict mobilisatldn In America—and $8,256.50 national life are ^artifleiai and The past week has seen more vince any reasonable ^rson that that such necessity should be Respectfully submitted. o f our own State Department, that means a temporary suspen­ false. Labor’s good contribution spebulation directed toward the there must have l^en collusion by firmly established in the mind of DAVID CHAMBERS. .Which muat have the aupport and sion of the privilege of doing as is no more encouraging or sur­ futur^ambitions of Long Tom rationing boards or their employ­ every fighting man. Even the •nderatanding of tha President; es—and the obvious further col­ you please which to many short- PLUMBING INSPECTOR'.S REPORT prising or newsworthy than thu SpellacV This time It is said that most flippant-minded civilian August 1, 1941 to August 1$. 1942 ' . and the cooperation of Britain as he is a ^ k er after the^nomina- thinking Americans re{h:esenta good contHbutions also made by lusion of considerable numbers must realize the impossibility of 1941 well, that such appeasement will tlon for attorney general. individual freedom. It meana that of gasoline dealers Indicate a conducting a successful war with 5 Master Plumbing (Comp.) Licenses lasued...... $ 50.00 pay practical dividends if it keeps the majority of every other This is explali^, as were pre­ you will work where and when 2 Master Plumbing (Comb.) Renewal Licenses issued 5.00 .<• ’’class" or "group" In our nation­ vious rumors tV the effect that he cynical determination to "beat every prmed man insisting on his Franca and Spain from^ definite you are told, for wages fixed by 3 Journeyman Plumbing (Comb.) Licenses is.sued. . . 7;50 al life. And if, during the first might evjen'Try t^ run for Con- the law” regardless of the effect right to go into battle or remain 1 Journeyman Plumbing (Comb.) Renewal License and open participation in the gre^-O h the assumption that he the government; It ‘ means that • issued ...... 50 Mven months of war, a total of upon the successful carrying on in camp according to whether he Axis acheme of conquest. ip aching to get Int^poattion for of the war. you, will live where you are order­ 278 Permits issued Fees collected...... 520.00 295,734 wofkers Ignored the^-: tome higher honor lnMB44, hon­ thinks the battle ground well This can, wa think, be argued ed to, wear the kind and amount $583.00 pledge not to strike In t h e ' na­ ors for which be Is "avaUabte" al­ It is sufficiently clear, too, that chosen 'or not, or according j to 1942 In Haelf. We still suspect that, of clothes prescribed by officials; tion’s war industries, , .4hat was ways including' that of c^dldate there is a considerable and power­ whether he likes the manner oV- 1 Master Plumbing License Issued___ ■...... $ 20.00 the moment Hitler has any use for governor or candidate- for eat what is rationed to you; hahd 1 Master Plumbing Renewal Licen.se Issued...... 5.oo eight workers out of every 10.000. ful segment of the business world shape of nose of hla commanding for the Frenci fleet, he will have United States Senator. Our over to the government what­ 1 Journeyman Plumbing Renewal License issued.. . . 1.00 a proportion., And a percentage era may note that we say "c a n ^ that is .not going to play ball with Officer, or according to whether 1 Special Master Plumbing (Cbmb.l License issued 5.00 H, Just as be already has the pro­ ever part of your wages you are certainly little different from the date fOr." which is our subtle way the govcmnicnt In the matter of his top sergeant votes the same 9 Master Plumbing (Comb;) Licenses issued...... 90.00" duction of the 'French factories of risking our. small reputation ordered to save; drive your car piopArtion and percentage of ^ c e ceilings—not, at least, so ticket that ■ he does. No army 34 Master Plumbing iComb. i Renewal Ucenses Issued 85.00 Btitish and American airmen are qn a prediction that Long Tom aa many miles per week as you 6 Journeyman Plumbing (Comb.) Licenses issued... 1500 manufacturers, farmers,' white lonk aa there Is no more lively could ever win a war or a single bombing. , will never actually sit in either are permitted to—or not at a l l - 25 Journeyman Plumbing (Comb, i'-Renewal Ucenses - collar workers, and idle rich who off ice. prosp^t of serious penalties than action without the unquestioning ‘Mued ...... 12.50 With regard to Sm Ir;'. how according tp government opinion could easily be deteLHed placing When we make sueb a predic­ at preseitt. The employment of co-operation of high 'cximmanu, 408 Permits Issued--Fees collected ...... 757.00 often, (in the past years, tion we have in mind the essen­ of your needs; heht as many selfish interest above country’s such d evic^ as changing classifi­ field officers and rank-and-file. $990.50 have we been told"that Hitler and tial pattern of Long Tom's ca­ rooms of your bouse or apart­ welfare.' reer. cations of mgat, or the creation And it is the early and full reali­ t o t a l ...... Franco and Suner did not dare ment as may be stipulated; oper­ ...... $1,573.50. Labor, In other words. Is Amer­ This has alwaj's, on one side, of new ones, foK no other purpose zation of this fact by the. fighter DAVID CHAMBERS. lead Spain into the war because ate your businesa for the benefit ica, typically America, As typical­ ineluded a merrurlal, ceasetesa in the world tha^getting more that accounts for the mistakenly tntemal conditiona within Spain. ambition. of the nation, wlth^ttle profit or ly American aa the manufacturer, money for the samh commodity, so-called "blind obedience” of the U that should happen, would And it haa, on the other, al­ none at all; In short, experience the farmer, the white collar ways Ineluded practical p a ^ cl- are fairly good proof that refus­ adldler and sailort It is so very Third Brother make Spain more of a liability to something of the reality of total Overnight News worker, the coupon-clipper. It Is pallon In some sort of double al to co-operate In the wnming of far from blind that It is a mark Hitler who would have to feed war that your sona and brothers, only natural that It should make machine arrangement. the war-is not confined to^gneak of very high intelligence indeed. Of Connecticut Spain, as we are now doing to Something is always happening and a few of your slaters, are al­ Is in Service Its great contribution to the war thieves and crooked little polltii;^ It Is merely a recognition of the By Asociated Preaa some extent. Having I Spain in on the ambition side .o f ^Long ready experiencing—without in­ effort. It is probably Inevitable Tom. It ,1s possible to rumor jhim office holders^ \ very foundation of successful war the war would, aa well,' extend jury to themselves and Without for almost anything and have it aklng. Ernest G Linders, Jr., that It should*also record its per­ h Not Disloyal, Muddled complaint. * Hartford—Gasoline and tire ra­ D i Y the area of the European eoast true. And as his ambitions surge centage of failure. But it is nei­ .M'ere IndlviduaUsts Too tioning was expected to produce a Una Hitler has to protect, and and swell, hla own point of view I don't really believe, that nruRiy Might Enjoy It Accepted—Had Asked ther hero nor villain in any performs accommodating shifts. 33 per cent decrease in the num­ '.gira the United Nations an ex­ of the dissidente are consciously It WM, relatively, only yester­ And now, please, don’t exclaim, greater degree than are all When Smith was running in ber of traffic mishaps during the Prior Induction. cuse for opening a second front disloyal. If the Axians. were day, that\» very great majority "Pooh-pooh!” Americans. For that matter, 1923, for Instance, be developed three-day t^bor Day week-en^ by In a really logical place. Isn’t it a sudden election eve aversion to thilndeiing at our , very '■ own of . the mlllibiM of young men who With the acceptance of 31-year- how many of ua realise, when wc Don't forget that this war has Travelers Insurance Company eta- 'A' W E ARE P R O U D of the Treasury Minute Man flag which flies abort owr plant, tignifykig ihaC one then, even more to Hitler's ad­ the office of democratic National shores and Axis bombs were fall­ make up the^reat and growing old Ernest C. Linders Jr„ of 258 speak of ’’labor" and "labor given us a great army and navy. tlsttciaM. They predicted that 371 Parker street, son of Mr. and Mrs. vantage than to ours to have Commttt.eeman. ■ When Roosevelt ing every now and then on our United States Army and Navy problems" that we are speaking was the man. Long Tom suddenly Millions of men arp under the persona would be killed and 14,500 Ernest C. Linders Si;., for limited Spain continue its official neu­ own cities, doubtless most of were Just so man^JndlvldualisU. service In the Army, the Park­ of one another, of the man who became a die-hard friend of Al command of the President of the Injured in a report issued last ' workers are investing 10 percent or more of the gross payroll in War Sarkigs Bonds trary payday. trality? It favors bla military Smith, and a foe of Farldyr Which them would suddenly hasten to each pretty likely to ''.^ Intpler- er street couple now have three lives next door, if not of our­ United States as commander-in- night. An undesirable result at the sons in their country's services. purposes; we pay the bjU for it. makes it entirely possible, as the cut out . their obatreperousness ant of any control exce^\hls own selves? rumor goes, that in 1944 he will chlef. And that, like it or not, otherwise "commendable comni)on A serious accident, injuring hlS We have no desire to push suen and do anything asked of them in will to do as he pleased. \ But practice" of sharing automobiles left eye, damsf^ng the sight, What is this ’’labor,” If not a be wielding his' delegates for Far- makes him boss. He has enor­ ^ W E ARE PR O U D of the record our worlcers are making m *^Beating the Promise’* on war produc* arguments. The strategical hign against the New Deal, and the name of America and Arngn- mobilization has changed tlikt— these days, however, they said, was prevented Ernest from being ac­ or WATKINS BR^. lot of American neighbors? Per­ mous as yet unused powers for­ command has over-ruled them by that bit recent claims to have can freedom. I think it is. Just changed It enormously. Today, a alight riaa in tha number of cas­ cepted for combat service in every haps, on 'both sides, we need a mally granted to him ,.,by Con- ualties per accident branch of the service earlier and NOW M R T W H } Its policy and actions. It has de­ been the first World War asso­ as it has sometimes been with every one of them knows that ha generous maturity of attitude be­ ciate and friend of Franklin D. gtpas. But tha real source of bis New Haven—Tha Raaolutlons It was with extreme Joy that the tion goals. " ^ ^ cided that the immediate, practi­ groups of war wrorkera .going on is part or a great machine, cun­ Committee at the Republican State Parker street boy waa finally fore that fact comes to the top, Roosevelt will give way to a lit­ poteqUal, authority is in ' those r cal gains make it worth while for tle truer picture, in which Long strike, the result of muddled, lop­ ningly fabricated by apeclaliatB Convention, that convenes next found fit for limited service; Join­ where it should be, need less class armed forces which the war haa ing his two brothers in service. us to toady to these two totali­ Tom will let It be khown that, in­ sided thinking. to protect and preserve the free­ Thursday and Friday at Hartford, bombast on the part of labor ora­ sofar as they saw anything of produced.'. And when you realise cboee Dr. James L. McConaughy of So keen for service waa young tarian regimes, and to pay them At all events . it is immensely dom of this nation; and he takes .Linders that' he applied for work ^ W E ARE P R O U D of those workers who have gone into the armed forces to carry on the fight for tors and leas naive suspicion an^ each other during the flnt World that these^ perfectly mobilised Middletown, president of Wesleyan any price for their continuance in significant that all this chiseling bis foremost pride in performing University and former lieutenant with s construction crew recruited distrust on the part of the rest of .War, the two men didn't have forces must be filled with a huge for work at Pearl Harbor, T, H., their present role of buffer neu­ much use for etch other. and refusal to assume responsibil­ perfectly the functions of that governor, sa chairman yesterday at the country. Perhaps a good be­ disgust at the caviling, eelflah a meeting here to organise and and he also com m unicate with freedom for ns who stay behind. trals. But If Long Tom's ambitions ity is confined to the civilian ele­ part which he la the American Field Service In New ginning would be general admis­ are ever changing and hla loyal non-cooperaUon of much o f the start preliminary dlacuasion of the Conceding the worth of these ment. In. the. armed forces there In very great degree" the civil­ platform. State Rep. Carl M. York, to no avail. sion that labor’s stake in and„ la­ ties and convictions ever a'*t' civilian population It is not bard Itequeated Induction immediate .gains, the question able, there has been only one sig­ has not been< in this war, the ian population, on the other hand. Sharpe of Pomfret was named bor's good and bad coptribuUon.s to visually them getUng quite a He received hla questionnaire we’d like to have answered is nificant change in the double ma­ very amallest atom of failure on Is still, a melange of ' unllcked vice chairman and Mrs. Isa^ l Ry- to this war are In every way kick out of pushing ua around a lander of Utchfleld, secretary. The and was classified 1-B and went i c W E ARE P R O U D of the job our workers are doing in Civilian Defense, through air-raid protection, that of the long range effects ot chine side of his career. the part of any portion whatever Cuba, practically all of them in­ before the draft board and re­ equal and comparable to those of During his years of partici­ bit to give ua some sense of what committee will meet again ndkt such policy. Petain and Franco of the men, cither volunteers or spired by an ardent hope of vic­ Tuesday at 2:30 p. m., to ilart quested prior Induction and was all Americans. pation In atato poUMcs, Long it Is all abouL placed in the first quote to be are two absolute dictators, who Toro was the under half of the Inductees, to do their level best tory, but each still iitslatlng drafting a tentative platform ac­ salvage, cooaarvation. Red Cross, and other home-front activiti^ Rafter hours.” I havan't the alighteat idea of sent. He was accepted for limited govern in direct imitation of the double machine which ran the for the national cause. There is loudly on hla right to co-operate, cording to Sharpe, who presided in service In the U. S. Army follow­ state. And the one thing that what Mr, Roosevelt ia going to McConaughy'a abaeiiee. totalitarian scheme of thing.s. Rend The Twig no such thing, there, as disobedi­ If at alL in' only Just such ways ing hla examination a week ago haa happened to vary this rou­ say In hla Labor Day address, but Waterbury—Employes of The in Hartford and will leave Man­ They fit perfectly Into Hitler s ence or grumbling. ^The men of and to Just such extent aa agrees Once we said ""as the twig is tine is that, perhaps only in I do hope that he will not fail to Blake and Johnson Company, chester next Friday for Fort Dev­ idea of the "new order.’’ fair return. Long Tom baa. In the Army, Navy, Marine Corps with bla opinion as to necessity— manufacturers of screws and other ena. — IN SHORT^WE ARE PROUD OF OUR WORKERS! bent." assuming that the ultimate turn the spotlight, even If briefly, Suppose, In return for our ap­ direction of the bough was fore­ recent years, become the top and the Air Scrjdce do not ques­ which usually Jumps with his own threaded products and one of Ernest haa been active in civil­ half a double machine Which on the possibility of actual na­ Waterbury'g oldest Industrial ian defense work and has been the peasement. they keep playing our tion the decision of their com­ inclinationsi his ow'n comfort, his ordained and unchangeable. runs the city of Hartford. tional mobilisation in keeping firms, rejected 89-61 last night In driver of an ambulance and also game through the course of this manders that this or that meas­ own advantage of the moment. Now we know that the twig la the state, the' double om- aith this all-out war. an NLRB tlecUon the offer by the waa one of the local blood donors. war. If our approaching victory can be bent, or that one twig can cklne operated to elect Repub­ ure is "necessary;" what they Each has his own, ideas of what Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers He enlisted In the State CSuard, M. M.. •ver becomes more obvious, they licans. In Hartford, currently. are aaked to do they do, wdUi an regulations or laws are deserving union (CIO) to represent them in Company H and was promoted to be selected over another, so that It operates to elect the Demo­ Niantic River Road, collective bargaining. The reverae Sergeant. He attended grammar will, of course, play our game all avid spirit o f determination and of obedience—and. unfortunately, tha direction and shape o f the crats. Waterford. Conn. was the first sustained ky the school S t Manchester Green school the more willingly. What, then, bough can be predetermined. But doublq machine, one way self-forgetfulness startlingly ^ In la supported in defiance ’*E^' books. The office was not .'i te stavasy, Mmpty because ronment? was name

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Whipsaw Assault Order to Curb D e l^ a tio n Local Candidate W eddings Crocker Removes Self • SERIAL STORY f War Production's Labor Day Poster Second Front Ration Board Issues List Made Upon Reich [Krom Town As W ages, Prices OF BRIGHTNESS GONE* Hopes Resting Of Books Not Called Foi Bv Allied Airiiien From Postmastey Race BY HOLLY WATTERSON COFVRKIHT. le s z ; Giraitis-Kuzis Now Expected NBA S.ZIIVICZ. INC. On Americans Bridge Opens Rev. Mni’shnll Filip o ffic ia te at The following have ”B” or ”C” ■ Appeals: John Chudoba, 93 ’ (Continued from I*age One) the wedding this morning of Miss Thom ^ J. Quish Auto* The story: Peter Fnxzler, medi­ books to be called for at the local ner street; Joseph PontiedU, Roaella Doris Kiizis. daughter of Red Army Halts "congratulate the lucky man.” He boy* were willing jesters and (Continued from Pag« One) cal student, returns from a sum­ Rations Board office; Hillstown road. Mr. and Mrs. John Kuzis of 395 b ^ l to kiss ber briefly. "H e is everyone was very gay. ' lOinMMMd F*noi Fii«e OM) over an east Anglian town by an ^ nmclcally Movm Into mer’s hoepital job to find things Figures Bear Out Com­ Rose Berthlaume, 303 Bidwell R. A. F. tighter.. Three houses North .Main .street and Joseph John very lucky. And 1 hope, my dear, “ E ” books to te called («r : f, 4- trator were Gov. Herbert H. Leh­ Stalingrad Push drastically altered at home. Peter’s During the week Martin, when­ street; George Oiilins, 10 Garden Giraltis. .son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ Eligible List by No. that you’ll be happy.” uel S. Stone, 140 C^ampfleld __ thrM and one-Jialf miles wi re deniolushed. man Of New York. Wendell Wlllkie once-wealthy father, Bruce, haa ever possible, would go over to bined Opinion of Mili­ street; Alfred Day, 50 Thomas* The Hriti.sh radio quoted the seph Girnitls of 31 Union street. Louis T. Schaller, 40 Stone about 40 minutes of travelinR and Bernard M. Baruch. lost hie biialneaa. Btdle, Bruce's New Jersey to (?andace, but bn her drive; Louise Darling, 234 Keeney elimbiatinK passage through Gertnun nev.-apaper Danbiger Vor- The altar of St. Bridget’s church (Continued (imn Fsgn One) ^ ^ 1 Contender's Action. Peter’s interview' with his father tary Observers -ron ” 8-1” book to be caiued for| General provisions of the decree second wife, has reta in ^ title to day off she usually came to Man­ street: Leonard Demlchele, 550 ixsten today as saying that 6,000 was decomtcvqoithem Tho .hridal attendant* werc'.Mlss extra hours employed, and it waa ing to lose himself In his books; Lane, 54 Cheatnut street; Peter street: Joseph Fraser. 14 |layne pulsed,” the pA U -doy communique In medical school. And Peter I* In The thing that hu't him- worst, employed in the Hast Hartford France also, on offensive pajlrols Adela W.-iickowskl as maid of hon­ Indicated that those who had re­ the commission that he desires to and all the time he would be ach­ of war rests largely on theAliould- Mai.strell.s, 8 Ford ctreet; Robert atreet; Jack Freedman. 33’ Olcot iff? said. love with Ciuidace hlmsblf. as Peter bad suspected, was lants. I during the njght. ^ or. and Mi.ss .Marion Rydlevvlcz as ceived more than a IS per cent be withdrawn as a candidate for ingly conscious of the whispered ers of a young and eye( growing Neill, 49 Park street; Dorothy Ol­ drive; Joseph Frey, 599 Cent* C h e c k i^ of the German squeeze the appointment, it was learned to­ Belle's stand. She had refused to A t the present time approaches : London .\lert '■ bciilesinnid, Adolph Katkauskas increase since Jan. 1, 1941, will be conversations In which he could Araerican Army. Th^t is the com­ son. .145 East Center street; Rus­ street: Walter Heydenreich, upon S w in grad and an Improve­ day. Mr. Crockeg,. a Republican, Peter’s Trouble* Grow allow the mortgage on Tuckaways available to traffic from the London, long raid-Jfree. had an wakdicst man and Joseph Wocoski permitted to continue on the basis have no part. Or of the sudden sell Priskwaldo, 64 Birch street; Summer street; Edward Jedzintak m e n t ^ Red Arm y positions on was rated first when the first ex­ that might have averted the ca­ bined opinion of- qualified military uth over Route 6, from N'ew alert today and there' was a sharp of Ea^.-.HarUorii served as usher.’“ of the increased pay. . Chapter IX pregnant silences foat were even Anna Paziano.s,, 17 Pearl street: 164 Henry street; Samuel Lear aven, the Sila.s Dean Highw.ay, th e ^ x ls flank within the Don bend amination fo r the post waa con­ tastrophe. Bruce's strongest pride observers affii figures bear them ( etHl Kn^lantl burst of gunfire, hut the all-clear Will Forbid Some lacreasss Peter’s first glimpse of Candace more, difficult to bear. Gustave Schaller, 105 Spring 674 East Middle turnpike; Melv Given irf'-qiarriage by her fa­ h)ta been reported 12 hours earlier. ducted here and on the two subse­ wss his reputation for integrity. out. Wethersfield and from Middlor -/...... signal came a .short time later. While wages will constitute the was reassuring. Those amazing One evening when they came In street: Theodore Stephens. 217 Cal­ Longfellow, 3 Robin road; Jeaij town anAtraffic entering from the ther. the, bruTw^'ore a gown of Russia’s central front troppa, re­ quent reviews held his first place He was afraid that by bis having With a population half as largj Eleven aireraft were reported amount paid by an hourly rate o^ eyes of hers, that ranged frond a Peter thought Cafidace acted wor­ umet avenue, Aurora. Illinois; Ste­ Marcel; 47 Avondale -oad; Alonz aaat will be able to u.se all ap- Cecil England, a candidate for brocadi.sl satin, sweetheart neck- . Mrs. S. P. Orz.vb suming an offensive against the standing. put thq- place in Belle's name and aa Germany's. Britain has an Air missing from the-r'aid on Bremen, other compensation up to IT clear gray to a deep, almost-pur- ried. She seemed to b f . wanting ven Sapienza, 6.1 Clinton street; Noble, 135 Florence street; Edtt^ hroaches in East Hartford. selectman ,at the Rcpiibliran pri­ ------;------...... Rzhev-Vyazma salient west of However, two things have influ­ by her bolding on to it, it would Force that now st'acics up as equal a familiar bombing target on the weekly. salaries will include ple according to her moods, ap­ Charles Thompson. 52 Creatwood O’Brien, 99 Laurel street; Alexan Traffic from Bristol proceed­ mary on . Tiie.sday, fei^ls confident Moscow, were reported to have enced Mr. Crocker in his decision. appear that he was trying to avoid a chance to talk with him; she to or better thgn the Reich’s, s^nd We.ser river 10 miles from Uic Grzyb-Wierzbicki aftinunta ranging from th a t^ gu re peared at their largest and dark­ drive; Newton Taggart, 39 Wood­ der Olbrias, 126 No. School streetl ing. through southern Hartford on he .will ..'secure one of the nomina­ captured a number of additional Because two examinations were his obligations. That would ham­ loitered abbut the desk where • he Britain’s Navy la far superior to to $7,.100 a year. It is sUn to be est because of the smudges of land street; Herbert Urweider, 54 Vralte', Brown streets and Ma.xim tions for the office, acoording to North sea. M iss Edith Marion Wierzbiqjil, settlements. made folltming the original re­ per, him in hls efforts to mkke a sat, picking up and idly looking at anything Hitler can offer. But it Adolph Simons, 316 (Onter street! report.^ being, made to him by hia This wa.s the 99th in a series of .daivjhter of Mr. and Mra. Ignacy decided whether s a la r i^ wiill be ’’Red Arm y men o f one unit," weariness beneath them. Her face the titles of his books, and. when Jensen street; Earle White, Jr., Steven Sydorak. 79 Ridge street! Rm A »dll also be provided im­ frozen or permitted toJIe raised on view Mr. Crocker waa convinced waa pale and she appeared tired, comeback, too, certainly so far aa Is physically -impossible to put a fr.iends. .Mr. England was born in R. A. F. .smashes against Bremen, Wierzbickl of 74 North street, and it was announced, "wiped out about that A Republican candidate could Martin tried to lure her away ber 295 Main atreet; Michael VVoznlak. Maude Thompson. 101 Hemloclf mediate access, to the span. the cost-of-living formula,'but on but there could be no doubt that trying to establlah credit went. . British Arm y In the field to match Entry and exit' to the bridge Manche.ster ami is a graduate of of which the greatest was a 1.- Stanley Paul Grzyb, son of Mr. 400 enemy oflicera and men.’’ not possibly be named since Con­ tone when she answered him 145 Center street: Albert WIggers, street: Florence Turney, OOO-bomber affair June 2,'i. Sub­ salaries above a year in­ she was happy. They met in front But he waa not bitter about her. the German war machine. highway will also be constructed Manchester High School with the and MrJi.',Stanley W. Grzyb of 76 Russians F'orced Back gressman Kopplemann. who insl.st- "A fter a ll,' he said, "the place sounded flightly sharp. 79 Adams street. Conn. Cla.sa of 19'24. marine shipways and railways are North street were married this creases will be forbidden. of the nurses' home and there Has Drained Resenrs- at Wawsrme Avenue and Avia­ Violent pressure In the western ed about »a second examination, is waa put in her name so that she’d The old camaraderie of the Britain has drained her man­ ‘ He ha* for the last 12 years major targets in the area. Yiiorning at nine o'clock in St. Farm prices/will be frozen also Caucasus forced the Russians back a Democrat and the recommenda­ were people passing ao that they brother and sister relationship tion Road. It was the fourth straight night be protected/ She’s within her power and womnnpower reserves been encaged in the general in­ John's church on Golway street. although revision may-be made la- In one sector northwest of the tion for the appointment resta with greeted formally; but ber glance again existed between Candace and Is why the American army must have a well trained Command Special Toll Plazas of British a.ssaUlts against wsr The ceremony was performed by tar on the -charges for some prod­ flung Its arms about him and the rights in refusing to give It up. in the last three years. Military surance business and haa found Novorossisk Naval station, but Red him. She feels that she's no longer himself. He asked now. adopting be cajled upon for a major role. army which Ottawa announc Commercial as well as pleasure time to devote to matters relating industries and communications of the pastor, Rev. 8. J. Szczepkow- ucts with some of the rertstona to pressure of her hands did Ihe rest. FREE LABOR experts usually estimate that a Marines, land batteries and the the old familiar tone of raillery, That the United Nations’ com­ menta have placed at more thaij vehicles will be permitted to use Adolf Hitler’s Reich. Employed On W ar Work very young and that she's entiUed country can mobilize 10 per cent of to the best interest of the town. ski, who used the double ring ser­ be downward. It was said. guns of the Black Set fleet pounded "Peter.” she aaid happily, "Just what weighty problem is on mand fully recognizes the situa­ 150,000. Exiled governments is the approaches of the main ppan. British, American or Soviet vice, Roses and palms decorated Also Mr. Crocker Is now employ, to security—she feels also.” he its population for the fighting He is treasurer of the Manchester The government ofticiala said, in­ the Germans and their Rumanian "Peter, I'm so glad to see you.” your mind this moment?” tion-is shown by the large num- London would contribute llttW Special toll plazas have been con- bombers might have made the the altar. Mrs. Olive Skrabaez come tax laws will be used particu­ ed by the United Aircraft Corpora­ added, grinning ruefully, "that force.s, a basis which figures 4,- Young Republican Club and holds Allies hard, the midnight' com­ tion in war work and he believes he 8he couldn’t leave the grounds, since I’ m not so very young either pers of American troop.s which more than token forces to a atructed; to accommodate trucks long flight against Budapest, the RecaVe, formerly organist of the larly to enforce wage provisions of C?andacc started. The frown-lines 000,000 fighting men for Britain. like position with the Young munique said. should not let a political appoint­ she said, but they were otherwise the chances of my making a oorae- are being poured into the British .scale invasion. of unusual height entering the capital of Axis-Allied Hungary church, played the bridal marches the order. Refusal to allow em­ disappeared from her forehead and Prime Minister Churchill an­ Republican Club of the Fouth Dis­ "Six German tanks wer* de­ ment interfere with hlA part in the tree to si^nd the whole afternoon Isles every month in an ever-in­ bridge area. and a commercial and industrial and accompanied Henry Grzyb ployers ‘’business expense” deduc­ back are not very good and the he saw she made a deliberate ef­ nounced in his last speech in Com­ A ll vehicles using the bridge will trict and also for the Hartford stroyed, as well as 15 guns, vvhlle war effort. He is a veteran of together if he wished. She was gamble would be too great, It creasing tide. center of 1..100,000 population on who sang “I Love You Truly”, and tions for unauthorized wage In­ fort to smile. "Nothing,” she said. mons that at least 950,()00 soldiers be required to pay set toll prices. County Youhg Republican Club. two' battalions of infantry wer* World W ar I, a college graduate, off until 5. would sim ply be throwing good The United States Army Air the middle Danube, but the Ber­ Walter Grzyb who rendered "O creases would bring Increased tax­ Martin grinned at her. ” I f any­ "Free Labor Will Wfn” The slogan for Labor Day thi.s year had been sent abroad, aild at last Famous Flier The basic toll will be five cents Mr. England has been active ms annihilated,” it waa announced. and made an excellent record while money after bad.” Force also is preparing to should­ lin radio said they struck from the Promise Me.” es on employers. As a matter of Peter, longing to do foolish, af­ thing, I ’d say indigestion, prob­ appears on. tbt* striking new poster Issued by War FroJuction Drive accounts another million were in t e r axle and 10 cents for passen- a worker for the Republican Party The Russians acknowledged the serving as postmaster here under a ” I never heard such damn non- er a big burden. northeast—the direction of embat­ Mis* Ida Opalach was maid of normal economy, most employers fectionate things like kissing the ably. We ate at the Greasy Vest.” Headquarters. The poster is made from a full color plidtograph by the R A F No one except the Ad­ t e r cars and taxicabs. Horse for a number of-years and now at invaders had forced a river cross­ Republican appointment. sonae," Peter said fprioualy. "I The' tide of war forced Britain Given Conimaiu tled Russia. honor, and the bridesmaids were were expected to abide voluntarily smudges under ber eyes, sug­ She said, "Sir, you jest My di­ Anton Bruehl and the man is a bona ,Hd« .sliin yard worker employed miralty knowa how many are in Snw n vehicles, horses and riders, the request of his many friends, Is ing in the Terek basin near Moz- With Mr. Oocker withdrawn, can’t think of half a dozen o t the to concentrate on production o f Several Hits Scored Miss Josephine Grzyb; .Miss Helen by the decree. dok and said ” our troopa were en­ gested, "Sleep? Aren’t you sup­ gestion is such that It could take In a Bronx shipyard. Photo distributed by OWI. the Navy but there are certainly at motorcycles and bicycles will also allowing his name to be presented the )ireAent Incumbent. Thomas J. topnotebers whe are anywhere fighters at the outset—for de­ Budapest’s alert lasted an hour Grzyb. Misa Violet Bungard, Miss To .Stresa Other Points gaged In presaing the enemy back” posed to take a nap or something care of a grand piano, swallowed least a half million and this does 'Charged 10 cents. Speed limit for selectman. Quish. automatically moves into near a match for you In keenness fense. Then, because of the and 50 minutes. A heavy explosion Bernice Deptula, Miss Bernice Ol- While the order is not expected in that theater before the Cauca­ on yofcr time o ff? ” whole.” But ah* sounded absent- not include the many thousands in Sacramento, Calif., Sept. 5—(I on the bridge will be 2A miles an the group eligible for the appoint­ and ability. Timas are bad. sure. great distance between Britain and sounded rm the outskirts at mid­ bert and Miss Stella Skrabaez, all. to affect directly other cost-of-Hv- sian mountains and the Grozny oil She dismissed that airily. ” I can minded. her thoughts obviously ed Thursday in Madrid was -’’the the merchant marine. — Lieut. Col. John A. MaCready iKwr and no parking will be allow- ment since his standing following But they won’t stay that way.” Germany, production turned large­ night and several hits were scored Mrs. J. J. Olraitls of this town. ing angles, it is anticipated Mr. fields. always sleep,” she said. weren’t with Martin. A fter an In­ German’s Speech beginning of the end o f a regime This leaves about 1,500,000 for fameil ”dawn-to-dusk” tranaconl «d on the bridge at any time. Size the last examination was fourth. He eva d ^ the question of age. ly to the big four-motored night within the capital, the Berlin ac­ Benjamin Grzyb was best man Roo-sevelf’s message to Congress Without details, the communi­ It was too tine a day to visit stant .she said to Peter, trying to which was born of . violence and the army in the European theater, ttnal filer of two decades ago. w if d weight of vehicles using th* The standing is now: Ernest F. Bruce grasped Peter’a arm and Obituary count reported line, leg o’miitton sleeves and torso for his brother, and serving as and his radio address to the public que said fighting persisted in the Indoors. She led him to a bench make it sound very casual, "When which has been unable to achieve about half of which would be bombers. take immediate charge of the Ige will be limited by law. Brown, first; H. Olln Grant, sec­ gave it an effectionate pressure. Invective Tiraile Need .Air Support Longest of Its Type The V’ichy radio said a number bodice. Her full length veil was ushers were Edward Wierzbickl, will stress necessity of more taxes, region' of Rzhev, 130 miiea north­ under a tree at the far edge of did you last sec your father, any positive results.” needed in behind-the-lines .supply Corps of the Fourth Air Ser ond; and Thomas J. Quish. third. ” I know,” he said. "W e’ll come To support an invading army, Actually, the Charter Oak of civilians were killed in the raid attached to a ’’Scarlet O’Hara” cap Stephen Lewkowica, Edward' Ko- more war bond purchases, more west of. MoOcow. the grounds and they sat facing Peter?” Aguirre expres.sed the opimon. .Services. Many thousands of Area Command, with headqu and her bridal bouquet was com­ Grant and Quish are Democrats, each other and smiling with the through it, of course. But there Home Guards—over—and under­ thousands. of light bombers, re­ tera at Pendleton, Ore,, Col. J'oh _tdgo> apan is the longest steel- oh the Hungarian capital. sak, Wallace Parciak, Max and rationing, prompt payment of “Our warship* in th* Baltic Brown being a Republican, So that’s It,. Peter'thought She however, that despite the sbakeup, It is a round trip of about 1.- posed of gardenias, botivardia, and Michael Rubacha, all of Manches­ sank four enemy transport^ and pleasure of being together again. may be some trying times ahead. guesses about Dad—H>r she knows. New York. Sept. 5— ilP' B.ildur the prestmt leaders of Spain- es- age men— could be mustered for connaissance and ground support M. Clark, commanding officer plate girter bridge in the world debts, and avoidance of hoarding. May Change Picture Von Schirach, German youth lead­ and noted engineejx from all parts Deaths 8.10 nriles to Budapest from Malta, Wrightii fern. ter. . two German torpedo boats with a ’’You look as nice as ever, And I feel as though .I’ve let you . .'. He leaned back in his chair, pcciMly the military men—were defense against Invasion but these' aireraft would be needed in addi­ th* Fmirth A ir Service Area OefS| As for an executive dlsmi.ssal of Although this latest change in er, haa declared in a broadcast the fortified British island-in the The gown of the maid of honor . The bride who waa escorted to displacement of 37,000 tons,” the Peter,” she aaid. "Nicer.” She down. Your tuition, fortunately, draping a leg comfortably over its would be of slight use in any o f­ tion to the clouds o ( fighter ships mand. said today. o f the country have expryssed legislation bolstering farms prices, the postmaster candidaPy picture that President Roosevelt is "not stsongly pro-Axis. their approwl of its practicable Joseph Peek, Sr. central Mediterranean; 2.000 from was fashioned oiFthe same lines as the altar and given in marriage war bulletin reported. A» paid, but I don’t know how arm. and drew with elaborate con­ fensive action. and these are typee In which the The new base commander it waa expected that Mr. Roosevelt here still leaves H. Clin Grant, cockefl her bead critically. ”A bit entitled 'to apeak in the name of He aaid that according to infor­ construction details and its Joseph A. Peck, Sr., died sudden­ English bases and a little more that of the. bride. It 'was of old by her father wore a princess style Eight Nazi Planes Destroyed we'll manage about your living cern on hi* pipe. ”Qh, one day last should Number 2,000J)0() .United Statee excels most widely known for hla recc wuul 1 count on forestalling farm Congressman Kopplemann'* orig­ on the stem side, maybe, or at youth, for the United .States haa mation obtained from ' reliable ly last night at his home in Tal- from Soviet airdromes\which ob­ gown of white slipper satin, with Russian sources said also that expenses--.” week. When did you?” Any Allied force invading the Next to the United States and brssking flight from New York bsauty. rose brocaded taffeta, with short bloc protefsts by answering some inal choice. In the race. It is be­ least I thought so the first mo­ no youth movement, hut instead ."wurce* the ousted foreign mlnls- It is expected that the immedi- cottville. He had owned and op­ servers here regard as ''probable sleeves. She wore an o(t-the-face sweetheart neckline, long sleeves of the objections In advance in a eight Nazi planes were destroyed ment I saw you. But then that’s Peter said, “ If that’s all that’s She said seriously, "N o t since I ter. Ramon Serrano SiiHer. has continent, should number a t' least Britain. Canada probably would be San Diego in 1922. ths first eva| lieved in Democratic party circlae worrying you’!’ He was fiercely millions of under-privileged and 'ate uae of the bridge will greatly erated- a farm there for the past springboard.s for such long-dis­ cap to match and carried an arm ending in a point at the wrists and message to Congress preceding a during a thrust against Leningrad that Mr. Kopplemann may have a good thing, an air of firm au­ the day I (old you about, when he I been at odds with German leaders 2,000.000 combat troops, in the the biggest contributor to an in­ mad* within the daylight hours gratbful for his father’s generosity oftentimes uncontrollabe youth.” | reduce the estimated 60,000 vehl- 12 years, coming from Cromwell. tance operations against the Axis bouquet of mixcproaches agaiiost arm­ that he. waa relieved, and proud. "But he’ll come tiirough all right.” 110 Land ( Jianges __ cooling desert sands was he­ Mount Hope cemetery, Talcottvllle. with the predominating color. .In the preparation of his anti­ be forwarded to the President home yet? How’s everybody? lit up the skj like summer light­ let. Her gift to the bridegroom ored uniU and Infantry waa re­ Candace realized from hla man­ aved to have been inspired by The mother of the bride wore a inflation program the President shortly. Uncle Bruce?” ning. and water front buildings was a military set. His gift to the was known to have conferred with ported to have halted ’’further ner that Peter didn’t want to talk ipply difficulties, especially a, Mrs. I.lllir B. Taylor green silk jersey poIkk\dot suit Her tone didn't change: she Three’s A Crowd During Last Month were shaken. bride wss a leather traveling bag. Attorney (Jeneral Biddle and other progress of the enemy In this eec- about It: ahf asked only, "How itahOrtage of gasoline, Mrs. Lillie B. Taylor, widow of To the best man he gave a ciga­ with matching accessories, lind the didn’t know how wrong things Chapter X r In this event, miliUry quarters 'The Air. Ministry said weather Justice Department ofliciala. tor.” Legal Noticea 78 can I help?” Franklin Taylor, died this morn­ rette case and lighter, and to the bridegroom’s mother, forest gtaen ”In another sector Nazi troops were. then. He decided not to tell Early in the summer Peter had Peter smiled. He said cheer­ d General Alexander might conditions over both Britain and fler; ahs'd And out soon enough. During the month of August. ing at the home of her daughter, Germany were generally unfavor­ u.sher a swank .set. crepe with accessories to malfch. who had driven a wedge Into our AT A COCKT OF I’KOBATE HELD promised himself that his first act. fully, ” By working hard, and by forward before the German At MAnchcst«r. within A n d fo r stb« Hs said UgbUy, ” Dad wasn’t there. for the fall would be to get himself 110 property transfers were re­ Mrs. Clarence Wilson of Avery able’ during August, but the R.A The bride was graduated from Both mothers wore gardenia cor­ Yankee Fliers (.oslUena were' attacked by Soviet dlAtrlct of MAnchdfiter. on th« ith being a good girl so that you won’t imand is able to draw new Belie tell* me he's'at hla club.” a single room. It would be more corded in the towrr clerk's office. street, after a short illness. F.'s Bom^r (Command ranged the local High school with the sages. They assisted the bridal tanka and Infantry,” ths com- dAF o f Spptrmbrr. A. D., IMS. be a worry on his mind—” gth from forward depots. "H e hasn't spent much time at This I * 20 less than in July. Ac- ^ Funeral services will be held in over Germany on 12 nights anTI class of ’39B, and is employed by party in receiving at the reception muiUqu* Aald. ’’Eleven German Preient W ILUAU 8. HYDE, expensive, hut. there was no reason She started for home .soon after­ The positions, which the Axis Given Praise Judse. the place this summer,” C?andace cording to the custom adopted m ! Prospect Park, Pa. Arrangements made five fiaylight attacks,on the the Connecticut General Life In­ which followed in Pulaski hall for tanks weer destroyed and 500 Ger­ then to think that his allowance ward. The brownstone where the Joroes were attempting to regain, here are in charge of the Holmes In the mAttef o f RAymond John said. ” He’s been awfully busy on would not cover it. the office, the town clerk makes , Reich.or Nazi-held territory with surance Company. The bridegroom 400 guests. mans were killed." B llveretone o f MAncheeter In SAld boy* roomed was on West 15th had been Uken Thursday night Funeral home, and -friends of the something that kept him pretty three reports of the transfers. One ' in the 31 days. , also Attended IfKial schools and is When leaving for a wedding (Conttnoed from Paga Oae) Red Star declared that Ger- dlAtrlcte minor. The other arrangement had been street and the understanding was hen British forces struck out,to, fam ily may call „at the ■ funeral much tied to town. He was out copy goo* to the assessors so they Although no 1,000-plan* raids of employed at the Pratt A Whitney trip of undisclosed destination the man officers. Seeking the greateat Upon AppltcAtlon of ItAbelle B. on th* whole pleasant enough: be­ always that Martin would put her jthe southwest in the central ^ - home this evening. Bchorie prAylnir thAt Arthur Bllver- onoe several weeks ago. though may correct the nanie of the own- . the t>'pe initiated at Cologne May Aircraft plant. bride will wear a teal blue suit tempt to intercept an Allied scout­ use of their available manpower, sides Martin, he had shared a large on the Tube at We.^tt Ninth street Itor. The objectives sought by the stone be removed aa AumrdlAn o f and stopped off to see me.” double room and alcove with two er. another is given the water de- j [British' were reached and occu- 30 were developed during the with cherry red accessories. , On ing, flight. were even forcing tkeir owA the pereon of laid minor aa per a p « and she would take a taxi when partment and la used as the cor- i a She thought it best not to men­ freshmen. Bill Ward and Chip Da­ ^ pled the communique said. j month, the A ir M ^istry said there their return they will make their A medium bomber unit attacked wounded into rep^ed attacks, plication on file. It 1 she got off the traSn at Uie. other rected name for billing, wlule the | ORDERED:—That the foreicoinff tion bow tired he had appeared vie. Davis had come equipped with 'Yeaterday Axis infantry and Funerals were several o r the ’’standard home with the bride’s parents and a Japanese cruiser o ff southeast killing thoM who were able to ria* end. When he came back from third is checked at the tax 'cpllec- i Now on Trail appltAAtion be heard and determln* to her, how strained. "B elle?” a portable radio, though, and it i armored units were sent against three-figure order.” The heaviest receive their friends after Sep­ new Guinea, but the result was not but unable to advance; ed ai the Probate Office* In Uan- the walk Martin waa looking tor’s office. ;the same objectivcai but intense of ■'these were reported , directed tember 11. ‘TI m enemy la still strong hare, cheeter In aald Dfatrict, on the U th she questioned. " I ’ll bet she didn’t appeared to be eonstltutlonally .Mrs. Ellen M. Broadhurst ascertained, the communique an­ thoughtful. *4 WM ^ ankm hklTSe (RfiA; itiglicr I f h i t s i ^ against Kassel, ^ Saarbruecken The bnde gave to her attend­ day o f 8eptem.her A. D., 194S^at » mention me. did she?” impossible for either himself or Allied artillery fire slowed up the Funeral services for Mra. Ellen Of Coupon Buyers nounced. but his hasty actions for a con­ o'clock fw. t.) In the forenoon^ and ” Do vou suppose thl.a will make ^counter-attacks and helped the in- ant* pearl necklaces. The bride­ ” N o„ as s matter of fact she Ward to read or study without its M. Broadhurm who died yesterday Frankfurt. Mainz 'and Duisburg. (The Berlin radio quoted a To­ clusion indlcats ha la assembling that notice be Klvcn to all pereoni didn’t. W h y?” any difference with the Good Sa­ I'fa n try to drive off the Axis trortps. German plane^ flying singly or groom’s g ift to his best man was kyo dispatch as saying that Japa­ his last forces from other eeetora intereated In aald eatate of the pen* ceaseless blatting . Cabinet Skakeup oa the waM ibiM tude •Etm wiU winT at t-he summer home of her son, deucy of aald application and the He had had another reason, only maritan appointment. Pete?” he ■Move Slightly Westward in Bolton, I-e'on P, BroadhurM. in small groups, flew over parts of Hdrtford. .Sept. Declar­ a wallef,; and to his ushera he nese troops had been landed upon and fronts,” It ventured finally. While the British were improV- time and place of hearina therwon, Candace giggled again. ” 8he’s half-admitted to himself, for president of the Phoenix State Britain on 29 days atid^27 nights ing that arresU In Hartford and gave key chains Initials. several o f the leaser Sunda is­ Tha Ruasiana announced earlier by publlahlna a ropy of thla order Peter w a a ' annoyed. He sald^ Begiiiiiiiig of En^ ,lng their positions in the central but the attacks were declared The bride Is a graduate of lo­ lands, which form a chain between this week that they xrer* outnum­ in tome tiewapaper havlnp a cir­ furious with ms,” abe confided. wanting to make a change: in Bank and Triwt Company of Hart­ Bridgeport were “ the beginning of -•‘She practically put me out and June at Tuckaways he bad felt testily, ” I don’t see why it should.' 'sector, Nazi Field Marshal Krwin ’’consistently lig^it and scattered a aeries," Chester Bowles, state cal schools and of the Connect! Japanese • occupied Java and bered on somA sectors- before culation In aaM dlatrlci. at lead ford. will be. held tomorrow after­ At # daya before the day of aald warned me never to darken her that he would have given anything do you?" .^Rommel's forces on the southern with results in no way compai'able O PA director, asserted "W e're now cut Institute of hairdressing. She Timor. The islands include Ball. Stalingrad as muifli as three to Santiago. (Jhlle,.-'Sept. 8 — end of the line in the region of- noon, at 2:30 at the 'V\’atkina Fun­ hearlha. to appear If they tee.oauae door again when I told her I was to be able to erase hi* original Martin, looked surprised at hls ••Prst hshsr witt w M with the heavy offensive carried oft .^the trail of all peddlers and Is employed at Harriett’s Beauty Lombok, Soembawa and Soemba.) one. at aald time and place and be heard Jose Antonjo-XAgulrre. former Himeimat “again moved slightly eral,home, with burial In the East going into training.” she grew mistake in haring prought about tone. He aaid reMonabiy. "Well, cemetery here; out by the R A.F. against the purchasers of ’’giisoline rationing «alon on Center street. The relative thereto, and make return it waa such a cinch before. All president df'th e basque republic, westwards,” the communique said Reich.” bridegroom la a graduate of local WIM By rt-Onnoe M vgta to thla court, and by malllnir In a suddenly seriolia. "You don’t feel a meeting between Candace and aaid in an interview today that the Mrs. Broadhurat was the wlilow coupons and hooka.” and we’ll rerlAtered letter, on or before Hep- l-oiir dad had to do was to put In ‘Frac kbo*—«h«c’8 ms, jtm- M id m« M j luupa’s a rtal League i_ a new withdrawal of Rommel's The ministry said the R. A. F, schooU and the S U U Trade that way about nursing, do you. Martin: he did not Intend that they Spanish cabinet ^bakeup announo- of Thomas Broadhurst. Besides track them down.” A bout Tow n temher 7. lf4S, a copy of thla order Peter? What do you honestly good w ,rd with old Hartshorne units. Inst 378 planes during August in Bowles, informed' of 10 arfeata school here. He la employed at Denver, Sept. 5— Fluffle, by addreaaed to Arthur Bllvarstoneg should be thrown together again British mobile units and artil­ her son she leaves a daughter. think, whan 1 wrote you what I through him. And if he continued and you were ail set—” of NktioM. Yon know what? Y^e’^e safe goc free labor in mjr Mrs. Richard T. Huntington of operations against the German vesterday in the state— six in the Pratt A WThitney Dlylalon of 12-ounce margin, la Denveriz big­ Broad Btraet. Hartford, ('nnn. ’There’s nothing to stop him do­ lery conlinuei to oattcr at the zones of Europe, defense of the W IL L IA M 8. H T D E was doing?.” to live With Martin that would be Plainfield. N. J.. five grandchildren Bridgeport and four JiJ- the United Aircraft CorporaUon. gest cat The seven year old black Hose'Company No. 3 o f the Mga' J udg*. ing It now.” Peter said. ” if I want­ thwarted Axis forces In this sec­ Middle East and attacks on Axis Persian weighed in at 17 pouadz cheater Fire Department will hold Peter’a heart commenced a aud- almost unavoidable. union. W e’ve come from tU over the world. Name any rat* or tor and "continued their pressure and three great grandchildren. She said Inst night that "in the case H-t-i-4S. ed to work' that way. I don’t. shipping compared w^h a known of convictions, we w ill ask for the last night and MtUed a stormy Its weekly drill at headquarters '» thumping that Interfered with .1II that had now been changed. S h y e s t s s u s h / 47 on the enemy ,s main concentra­ was a sister of the late Mrs. F. filM breathing. A less auspicious Where the hell’d you get the Idea Axis loss of 247. imposition of a prison sentence.” Murphy Sees feline issue that baa involved TueAday^evenlng at A;S0 o’clock AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Rather than Increased, expenses Ernest Watkins of this towm. St Manchester, within and (or th e time. Just now when he’d learned r d use my father!* connections to nationality, any creed or color, tnd we’re it— American alL tion.” it was rejtorted. Purchasers of books or coupons, newpapgr editors and a big share sharp- rsgular and auxiliary would have to be pared down to German tanka, abandoned dur­ D istrict o f Manchester, on the Sth that he had scarcely*)* cent in the get me an appointment, anyway?” he warned, now have their last of Denver's cat-loving population members' a f * . requested to be on day of Beptember. A. D. 1*42. a minimum, for one thing. And ing the withdrawal, were destroy­ Ralph Jones Nttzi Claim Churches Army Mighty Martin was annoyed in his turn. chance to come forward with in­ for nearly a week. hand promptly.' Present W ILUAM B. HTDE. Eaq.. world and whem for aU he knew, for another, h* meant to stick PAY OFF YOUR **And all of uf are working with management, thinking up new Funeral services for. Ralph JudK*. he might have iff> aasume aome of You don’t hare to jump.down my ed. it was said. formation about this traffic. closer to Martin than a brother. Rommel's detcr.mination to find Jones, long time soldier of the And Hospitals Hit Trust Estate of Oeorcla Btrong V Bruce’s obligstlons, could scarcely throat when I aak you, a ctvil “ From now on,” asserted (Goatinaed from Paga Om ) He waa quite grim about that a favorable jjlaie in the .Mlicd Manchester Salvation'Army Corps, Berlin (From. German Broad' u-w of Franklin it. Strons late of have been found fo. acquainting question.” What he felt to be Pet­ ways of speeding war production. Not only that, all of us are sign* Bowles. ”x4e’re taking the initia­ M anchester, In sa id D istrict, da- latter. It was the one certain way line for an ali-ont a.'iaauli w-i.s fur­ v.ill .take place this afternoon at casts). Sept. 5—bP)— The Britiah er’a superior attitude Irked him. tive to stamp put th* incipient Just uninformed," Mdd th* Jurist. etoacd. CUdace with his feelings: but the under the circumstahees, he felt DEBTS? ther indicated in the moveiiiont of 2:30 at the citadel, with Major N. bombed Bremen in the west and Th* Manchester Truat Comitany, opportunity she offered was too A gby who has a liveried chauf­ black market in our midst.” "Our men are better clothed, bet­ sure,' of insuring frequent glimpasa iog up 100 parcent for War Bonds. This is our war. W e know it. Axis vehicles, ud’ind east on the J. Curtis in charge. the Russians raided eastern Ger­ Trust** having exhibited Its annual great and he could not, he found of Candaee'and, too, it would en- feur toting him around in z Cadil­ The bearers will be James'Leg­ many and occupied Poland lost Three men were booked in Hart­ ter fed and better equipped than account wllh said ostat* to UiU help himself. lac can afford to look down hla road between Salum and ituli Bar- Mak0 It A *‘Long” Holiday Court tor allowance. It Is id>Ie him to keep an eye on tte THE Oqvenuntat ford and a fourth in West Hart­ any other army in the world. Our brothers and sisters all over Europe know it, t(X>. Every day rani. These vehicles were si,, .-ess- gett. Cecil Kittle’. George Proctor, night, the German high command nose at the bird who haa to fight BOW ford yesterday on charges of con­ No Army Ever 8* Cleaa ORDERED:—That the ISth day of H e aald meaningly, trying for way Martin waa treating her. ,T‘is askiag all fuHy, attacked by^ li.ng-r.ii '-[e .\l- A ’igu..‘tus Ponnery. William Hanna reported today. Bepteraber A. D.. Ittf at * o'clock a light tone, " I thought tt was for a teat In the subway, too.” he a of US to get out of spiracy in connection with Illegal "And there’s one thing that the Don’t cook B iea b at home— But he was due for some bad Xled fighters, the communique said. and James • V. Munsie. Burial The war'bulletin said' R. A. F. (w. t.) forenoon, at th* Probate swell. I thought. What a wife said, "but you mast admit that debt. For thoaefolka they’re showing Hitler that slave labor won’t work, but that slave labor purchases and sales of gasoline la- American fathers And mothers of Office. In said Mam-heater, be and times because of th* arrangement, Pound .\l Kneiiij Traii»(Hirl will be iiT'fhe East'Cemetery, raiders loosed their explosives upon Eat at The Tea Room. We’ ra there aren't many who can afford who- don’t have tioning coupons. those boys can know with satis­ the eame Is oaelgned for a hearing he knew that. Haring to con­ Bremen from a great altitude and open Sunday and Labor Day on th* allowance of said account such a luxury. There arc lots more the neceasary extta eaeh. the Although air activity u er the In Bridgeport, five Park City faction: No army In the world has gratulate Martin had been tough can and will revolt. Every War Bond we buy helps them in their hght I ‘ battle .area was on a reduce i scale “ hit several churches and hospit- with onr naual 6ne variety of with said estate, and this Court di­ He waa totally unprepared for enough. He had been afraid that of us who have to fight. simple and *ur* way to de this men and a New Yorker were ar­ ever been so clean. I refer tq rect* the Trustee to give public no-e ’’A * for me.” he added. 'T v e bad is to get a lean. 810 to yesterdaj. Alli* il aircraft pounJc.l hI.s" while, it accuMd the Russians tiee to all person* Interested thSre- i the bluah that dyed her ertmaon he might not get through it de­ (]all ,Stalin«rra- to the battle fnmt criminately, causing civilian cas­ to dinner out on both daya. ,on by publishing a copy of thla I can't afford to be squeamish. I at once . . . and then repay th* gation of the theft, and distribu­ go to camp.” - Or did he tell you? Well. slip and Martin would realise the loan in up to twelve reason­ from IJby.i a,id over the .Mediter­ Vast Fortress ualties. order In some newspaper having a an>’way, I don’t suppose It mat- go out to win. and I fight with no tain free labor unions. , ^ tion o f some 6.800 stolen gasoline The jurist w m a captain in Swift’a Premium ' circulallon In said District, five true state o t things. But Martin able monthly initalment*. ranean, German night fighter* and days before said day of hearing and you do know. But was top wrapped up In himself at holds barred--” ground batteries downed 11 British coupon books. World War 1. Prime Riba of Beef (To Be Coatiaaed) COfWaON 8INM niM S Thrte Axis ainralt were reporl- (Conlinued from Pag* One) Meantims, Office Manager return makt to this Court. he did promise to let me U ll the moment, too far gone in a de­ plane* and the Russian* lost one of W IL U A M 8. H T D E you—” *'l tell you, it’s a worldwide fight, brother!” I ’.ed shot down near the battle area Robert' Reinwald of The Hamden 78' lirium o t rosy dreams to have i)o- -Employed men and single or their craft, the communique said. Legal Notices Roaat Native Chicken Judgo,__. last nlght- the invasion salient on-ith* Cau- rationing board reported yester­ H -»-*-42. •Why. Martin, aiUy, ” Candace Uced anything. piorricd working women can The high command reported that Laavea Tooth Bthlmd get loans her* on just their , ' Brituh commentators avoided csuiian co. st thus widene'di- day the theft of 1.320 gaaollne AT A CorRT OF PROBATE HEED .1 aaid tremulously, laughing. ” 8ton Ha'ring to ssa them together, | i the suggestion that the movement Nazi airmen made low-level night Hi Manchester, within and for th* Lobster ShHmp AT A COURT OF PROBATE HEI.D tsasing. Peter.” Th*'fierce blusH own lignatur*. A lora of 8100 Fighting on the Russian front couikm books there. District of Manchester, on the ith at Manoheater. within and for the howevez, was something else Seattle—OP)— For five days now ^ of Allied forces ‘ was a counter- ^assaults on factorie* and commu- had brought tsars brimming to coats 810.60 when promptly was declartsl to have cost the Red day of a-pieniher A. D., itlj. Soailopa Soft Shell Craba District of Manchester, on the tth again. H* moist dreaded th* first the Rainier Business Men’s Club I j offeniiye. but one. noting that all hications along the British south tyM ; tahaiiMd of emotion repaid'in 13 monthly consecu­ September is PayroU ^vings Montth-Oo Your Part! A ir Force 1.029 planes between Prearnt WILLIAM 9. HTDE. Kaq.. day of Beptember. A. D. 1*42. occasion. He spent hours speculat­ has been helping the Arm y by a - arma o t the Eighth Britiah Army and southeast coasts. Judse. Present W ILLIAM 8. HTDE, Esq.. 8h« duck^ ber hetd* hiding her< tive ■nttalmcnts of lO.OS each. Aug. 2.1 and SepL 4, against Ges- Oyatcra ’R In SeaaonI ing on the beat way to earry tt off, thorough search of a residential tw are engaged in “ considerable Truat Estate u-w of Hewitt Judge. face against hls coat sleevt. *Tm Your application arill get im­ man losses o f 49 aircraft in the Persona] .Notices Coburn. Jr., late of Manchaater. ta | o Trust Estate u-w of Walter 8. whether to-be out when sIm waa district. A soldier stopped at mediate ottentioa . . . even if ’ •Th tin g" throughout Friday, aaid same period. aeid District, deceased. t%biirn late of Manchester. In said •p glad he’a your best friend. expected and casually walk In la­ Kommel haa loat the initiative Wreotla With TnUnc home there after dark to Inquire you're new in th* eommunity MMmoMJUMsrowmfr^MWMM* ■ ( [ o j Advancing I'pon Novornaaisk The Trusters haying *zhlblt«d Added Feature for Hie Holidaya! DtatrlcL deceased. Tho throe o f U8 cob aIwojts ter, whether to be than In the first er new on your, preoent job. sm to have aelzed it.** In Memnriain their annual account with said es­ The Trustee haring exhibited her his way. Invited to join a party, Nazi and Rumanian trMps wer* The First' of the Seaaoh: be together. I couldn't bear th* place, or what. Tt turned out to be If you need ensh to pay off While tha oppoaing forces apar- Olsrmpia, Wash.—oe>—‘This cap­ Peter J. VeaSillle. Jr. tate to thYs Court for allowance. It anmtal arrnunt with said estate to he had s few toasts to victory— daclared steadily advancing upon Sad and quickly came hi* c*ll. ta this Court for allowance. It Is thought of being separated all the easier than he’d dared hope. debts ar for medical attentioa liad for poeltlon on tha Egyptian ital city is wrestling with the prob­ time from you—" then removed hi* new set o f teeth Novorosstsk, and the, high com­ lem of trafric violations. 'Traffic The ansela called blm hotn* from ORDERED:—That tha IZth day of ROAST NATIVE TURKEY^ ORDERED:—That tha Uth day They were aU there. Including becaue* they hurt hls mouth. come in Of phone u* today. [in d front. AUled Air Forcea, In- mand said iwxi transports wer* a ll: Keptember A. D.. it42 at > o'clock ot September, A. O. J*4X at ( o’clock Peter roae ao sharply that It O iip Wilson and B ill W iud and Officer Glen Stone is a professional (w. t t forenoon, at th* Probate (w. t.) forenoon, at ths Probate They're etllt oo the ehelf there, but BUYWAR BONDS Amsrican bombera. blast- To u* your name i* preclou* *tlU. was as If he had pushed her. She damaged by bomb hits in th* har- in grunt-and-groan clrclea. .His And non* your vacant place can Office, In said Maneheatsr, b* and " WITH ALL THE FIXIN’S Office, In said itanchsster, be and the landlady, Mrs. Proaaez, who be hasn’t been able to locate the a t Rammel'a supply hues on stired up at him, sUrtlcd. "W hy, bpr of that Red Naval base. wife,: Irene, who attends parking fllL th* same I* aatlgned tSr a hearinz tbs earns Is assigned for a hearing was vpry particular about what house. R. A. F. and Aus- on th* allowanea of aald account bn Ute allowanea of said account v'h U ’s the m atter?” Soviet thnists on the central meters, la one bf the. better known went on In ber house and wbb K S d O H o i bombera and torpedo front and .-iouth of Laike Ilmen We often wander to yonr srav*. with said ettata. and thia Court di­ with aeld estate, and this Court •He said, t r y i ^ to smile, T v e This Space is a Contribatioo so AmericaY All-Out War PiogtaM bf women wresUela. Not *o far away; rects th* Trustees to zlva public no­ directs th* Tnistse to give public must o t eouiss ba Introduced. And riNAifcs c a kad out an Axia convoy were declared frustrated. A target In to tpwn." tVherr w* had to leave you. tice to all persona,Interested there­ notice to all persons interes)-d they were all charmed. They made A M * 9* QnMOy o t nean and 'IC wais Soviet minesweeper was reported Juet one year aao today. in to appear and ba beard there­ therein to appear and beard ' ’he looked like a child who has a party oC It Tha boys erent out ooa merchant afaip was damaged by an air attack in the on by publlahinz a copy of this THE TEA RCX)M thereon-by publishing a copy of this Y--1 reiHilaed ana doesn't undar- and get wood tad made a fire in So often We look at your picture, order In 'Soms newspaper bavins a order In-some newspaper having a Denver—OPi—William Kennedy. Sad V'ou arc ■mlMns' and eeem to eay; circulation in aald District, flv* ctrewlatlon In said DIatriet. flv* days ftznd the rsaseo. "But right now? the flibplace and Mra. Press tr sent (Useovering hls watch and riag D. a THE ALEXANDER JARVIS CO. "Do not srleve” I am only asleep. days before aald day of hearing and *No 'Winen — No Liqoon — Jnat Good Food” before said day of hearing and rs- lUffht thla mlnut*?” up hot eocea aa a mark t t faver. stolen from th* basement wash' * Mgr. iVe will all meet again enme day return make to this Court. tnrn maka to this Coert. a ' "Tv* got to ate Dad." be 'said. Candace sat there looking all that room where he had left them, sped Ueauae Na. M l W ILX JA M A. U T P r 883 MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH W ILU dM T\en to himself hla voice scrunded was lovely and beautiful, ah* was upstairs--to ten the poUc* desk THE JARVIS REALTY CO. •U ff and forsad. “ And,” IM added. delllfbted and dsllghtU f, and U * SAf*4Uit about IL ' * - J f * . • s I : A. ^ ■.

FAQB MANgHESTEK EVENTN'G. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONT^. SATURDAY, SEPTEJ^BER 5. 194»| MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, SEFTEMBER 5 ,194f i>AGE T H O m Printed Messages Giants Plan to Make It Hot For Dodgers at New York Go to All Nations

Many Leaflets Easily consisted of precisely one man: Ed Tipton Out St Home Stanley; one office—hia office , National League Leaders one desk, one chair, and one type­ West Side Kiddies Concealed for Passing? writer. Pliotos Also Used in .•itaffed by 200 Men Propaganda Drive. Today it is staffed by 200 men. Face Supreme Test Today carefully chosen by the publica­ EAU Dominate Annual tions boss. They are not amateurs. I (Editoe* Notr: ThU i« thr For the mo.st part they have atop- j HIGH SCHOOL AND COIXEGE GIRLS fourth Md final urtirip of a ped out of important jobs and are i Supply Outlet >\ItliiclieHler‘'s M oiIit ii Service Stution Hiililard’s Johs KPrin by WIdp ^Sorld Rpporl- working for half the salary they j Mel Oil’s Hired Hands pp Tnidl MoCulhMigh on our got "in commercial life. | D on’t wait any ,lunger to make appointments for Perma- Field Day Events Out to Average 1934 pmpai^anda uptup and how "Job printing" takes care of • Has P ull Line Are (iood Johs nent.s to slart the school year. We are booking: them Fishing Notes It oppratps.) that part of our written prop.i- now and suKRest that you do likewise at once. Setback; Cards Still ganda that is actually printed in Final Events o f Season i S c a i l l o i l By "Tnidl Mi t'iillough thus country. Hartford (loiircrii Is Dangerous to Brooks; Middlf' Tiirnpikt' Con- I New York, Sept. 5 -r- t Widc] Much of it' is also piintcd Bring Out Big Crowd • and Trip Reds Yesterday World)—••You see—•' said ■ thr abroad. This is easier and bet­ ,\l Mays ^ illin^ to (iivr traclor Is An Expt'rt man puttinp: the first fold in the ter than getting shipping space of Youngsters; West S l l l l t S G r i g a S 5-3; Reiser Back. little piece of paper. ••Its pur- for books, magazines, pamphlet.s Extra Survicp. In His BiisiiipMs. poae.^^ and posters to neutral countries Siders Run Roughshod Game News He folded it apain and again and’ running the gauntlet of acci­ We hear all sorts of- rumors By Austin bealmear If anyone who should happen to 99 East Center Street Over All Competition To Tail Back •\P Sports Writer * until the preciously thin rectanpu- dents that might 'befall them be- these- days, .some true and some 'T lar sheet printed on both sides read thus article is thinking ol East Hartford Tiiala . the horse had two spec(|p, slow ana Bolstered by the return of Pets foie they reached their, destina­ not true. As is the case of rumors, ./ Except In Baseball. with a confidwcc si>ceeh by an | tion'. having any concrete work, done According to reports the biggest , slower. .It's hmisebroko too Guar- Reiser ani^ the bankroll of Larry Allied leader 'seemed almost to j they sometimes tell only part of 3 Crusaders* Mentor Has .. - anteed to stand without hitching, MacPhall, the Brooklyn Dodgers BecHU.se they are neutrals, there soon, it would be advisable for The annus! "Kiddles’" field day field ever.to enter a field trial in , t^e an.twer disappear between his fingertips. I are special problems inherent^ in the truth. This is esjieeiully true him to plan upon some date In the STORAGE Radical Ideas About faced a showdown in the Nationsd Then he held it out -a tiny pill I the material .sent to them. near future,^due to the fact that JOHN I. OLSON program was held, at the Wset this section of the state is expected - tire and g.os ration plan at League pennant race today as of paper. Its purpose was obvious 1 of late, since ^he goviTnment has If the material is to be .offered been forbidding the .sale of many all concrete contractors are very Side Oval yesterday afternoon with Holy Cross’ Gridiron to face the judges starting today ' all. It's the nearest thing to an anl- they moved Into New York's Polo and he little needed to add, ••It - to neutral newspapers and maga­ busy because of .the present build­ Local and Long and continuing through Monday at i mated glue pot this -writer has Grounds to tangle with the gallop. can be swallowed.^^ i household good.s. You have prob­ Contract Painting approximately 500 . youngsters zines for reprinting, there is little ably heard that the-.si^le of electric ing program. Especially busV, Is. Style This Season. North Meadows in East Hartford, ever run across. Ob sure,; It can Ing Giants, who have waited elgM Where that piece of paper and | l[yi$t^nce M oving cheering their cohorts on. Teams The entry list U large in every trot, after a fashion, but If I was. years for this opportunity. thousands of others like ' it were ^ Sense in semling what a neutral ranges is forbidden. This rumor is your first choice contractor, Joseph in a precarious positionwould not Hublard who is located al 314 from the North End. Manchester ByBIUKing event and some of the best dogs In to plan oi> going to Manchester It was in 1934 that the Dtxigers going, tftere w-as every need to I but half true. Interior Decorating Depetid.ible! Green, the East Side and ths Wsst dare print. The better--pa'rt of In order to clear up the niys- — Photo by Fallot East Middle Turnpike. Worcester, Mass.. Sept. 6—(e> Nevv’ England are down for com­ Green, either in n buggy, or hor.se- jumped up from the second dl* take precautions for its quick dis­ Sides took part In the acUviUes. petition. back. I would make arrangements Ision and tripped the Giants on appearance. valour and strategy is to resist tery surrounding household equip­ I.^< ated at the corner of Ma hi street and Middle Turnpike, S|>eciahzing in all sorts of con­ PHONE 6260^ . , The lack of a major coaching asking a man lifith a gun at hts. ment, Supply Outlet, whicl) lo­ Canipbell's Service Station pictured above, offers to Its customers crete construction, Mr. Hubl.ard's Ths North end won the first At Shelton Sunday ' ** to stay over night at the town ga­ the thresliold of the National It W’as one—Just one —r bit of 18 game of aoCtbaU 21-6 but lost the background has not preven^d back to turn loose his most vio­ cated at 1150 Main street, corner top-notch .lerviie, to imiuie the convenient running ’of their pres­ name has. for many years, been Paper Hanging Coon hounds, will hold forth at rage. Right now’ the joint owners League champlonnhip. forcing Bill printed material in just one fornu second game 18-18. There was not .Shelton tomorrow, starting at 9:30 arc in a heated dispute which half with which the'^^ to under'mlne^our Allies. ^ hand? What jou need without a will also give you an estimate of W. 8.; third. E. Trotter, W. 8. League lead to 4 '- jgames. ' whereby from 10 to 16 members the Office of War Information same' stove must last you for the tires dr brand new ones of all icing it — and vee for yoardrU Prompt and fitticieot PrlatlBg gle wlngback style, which explains number ever released east of the back, the. Giants are winding up prints Its Information for four dif­ ■ Because they are always watch­ doubt, IS a good winterizing job national makes. For those who are just What the job will cost. But Mile-run. won by T. Kearns. W. Connecticut river. On leSMed land. can go hunting with’ two cars. Here duration of the pre.sent emer­ IMt dnean’l satisfy every etand- of All Hlods. the converslor of ths line-smash­ their best setMon since 1937, whan ferent groups and only In the first ing for tiny vulnerabilities to gency." on your car -jia a whole. It has not eligible to receive new or even to save trouble and dl.sappointment S.; McCurty. W. 8.; third, E. Trot- ing Grigas. Nowada.vs that great Where members may hunt, non­ is thr way it operates: they won their last penhanL one—Axis controlled countries—Is hammer borne, we must be. care­ pire«'l To You Stove been a long time since last spring retread tires, they would do well it i.s most advisable that you plan ard. COMMUNITY PRESS Ur. W. S. ball-carrier, who excelled while members are asked to conform to A member who has - saved his All of which makes the three- 1 there need for concealment. ful not only in what we print but If yo'u arc considering buying a when you .substituted your old to drop into Campbell's and learn ahead of time on that particular Girls’ Baoee operating from the T-forittatlon, JVew London Diesels Hope the rules of sportsmanship. After gasoline rationing cards will take game series opening today tha winter lubricants for summer work. A. B Holmes J. W Bars 50-yard daah won by J. Kasulkl. The other three groups are neu- In how we deliver It. new stove, be sure and see the how to make their present tires COOK’S SERVICE ST A. has assumed the added duties of all, it was pointed out, the mem­ five hunters with him and drop toughest test for the Dodgers he- I twil countries. Allied countries, and Airplane delivery of propagan­ Supply Outlet first. As a result of months. The grease and oil which last. \ Garden I’nol Manchester Ureea. Pboae aVM till No. Slala St. XM.. 81X1 B. McChirry. J. Loftus. all of West safety man. And he has been do­ bers of the local chapter contribu­ them off at selected points. This your service man inserted into the Side. 75-ywd daah. won by S. Tay­ tween here and the end ol th* | the Allied military who know that da is chiefly reserved for enemy their so called "direct to you” sys­ Dealers in Shell gas and all of Many Manchestei home owners, ing a creditable job of returning ted the money, took the trouble of puts the car the farthest from line. propaganda can, aid their moves. and occupied countries.' tem, you save up to 30 per cent, transmission and rear end was its by products for many years, who have acquireu their home of lor, B. McChirry. J. Kasulkl. aU of puntc and Intercepting enemy 7b Sign Up Perry Schwartz buying and releasing the birda All home. Repeat aa many times as heavy of content, and now in the , late have probably received with / Wsst Bids. 100-yard dash, won by necessary. When ths party agrees Ones over this bump, the Dodg- { In 14 languages and 40 of their A method of transmission for not paying the commissions and Campbell’s has alw;ays kept their Concrete and Cinder Blocka posses in practice. that is required of non-members is era bsv* only two more gams derivative dialects these calculated neutral and Allied countries that extra charges which do prevail at nippy weather of late fall, the reputation in the sales of thc.se the house, some amount of yard \ S. Taylor, J. Ubeil, J. Kasulkl, all Changes Tactic* to pay the fee to become a mem­ to return home the man with the strength of the lubricants Is be­ space which they find is not in too J. R. Braithwaite Reinforced Lintels and of West Slds. Quarter-mile run, 8. Hrirtford, Sept. 5. Clark Hin- car will leave the farthest point at with the threatening SL Louis | words'go out. Nor Is the propagan- is used to carry the content of other similar stores. If you are items at the highest peak. Prior WMls Grigas was changing ber of the local chapter,. It would Cardinals, one with ths Giants and American magazines as well as ginning to show up. They must be good shape at the present time. Window Sills ' Taylor. J. l^iert and J. Loftue, all a predetermined time and pick up da limited wholly to pamphlets. considering the repair of your to the rationing system, they over, all of the other Crusaders :;'e. famed fiiUbfick of the Green Open Practice be a nice gesture,, fellowl. 11 with the Boston Braves and • Ed Stanley’s Bureau of Over*- substituted with lighter oils. The comparatively simple method Keys Made. Ixicks Repaired. ot West Side. Crimson Tide the hunters on the way back. Not the publication office's propagan­ present stove, be sure to call the offered many hours of service per ALL SIZES were being called upon,to adopt Bay Packvr.a and one, of the out- About That Horse Philadelphia Phils, all but thrsa | ' seas Publications in New York, OtiiiplM'll'H 'The I'laee of planting grass seed and having Ooquet Metcalf's horse,' dr rather the byd. You might remember, fellows, da—Is microfilm. Supply Outlet In' HarUortl by day to their customers. Since the Full Supply On Hand new individual techniques. Holy stni'd^.ng figures in big league pro- o f them on their home grounds. also has jurisdiction over propa- fkui Select Material ' phoning 7-9466, and a first class Campbell's Service station, a lawn is the iiaiial method of overr Tools Ground Barbara M cCuny won the event nag ownid Jointly by Lee Fracchla that tbs boys in the Solomon Is­ ratiunim; program however, they At All 'Timea after some spirited competition O oss' success appears to depend Pointing Foi* fe.s.sionlH football, is now Lieut. For All Stars When they take the field today ! nmda In the form of newsphotos. service man will be sent to your which Is located at the corner of coming this, but tlJnk how indi­ entirely upon the rapidity with and George Metcalf, needs sbdes. lands are also hunting and a few By sending a reel of microfilm find it advisable to be open only vidual it would be to turn the ex- Lawn Mowers Shai^ned front the following players. Patty the podgera will welcome Rslaae.| fliia will mean a broad extension home for the complete check job Main street and Middle Turnpike. from seven a. m. to 7 p. m. on which they master unfamiliar as­ Clark Hinkle. United States Coast We looked it over this past week bonds will help them out. It's s of .the world's radlophoto and to one of the office's bureaus Is just the place to bring your car ccM space into a beautiful garden. J. HUBLARD Orr, 'East Side. Tennyson McFall, and found, to our amazement, that nice thought. Uso. back to. ttie fold aftar an taju^ I abroad, material can be selected, on your present stove which- i.iust weeks days, and to close all day Electrical Utilities signments. Swell Season Guard. , and has been assigned to On Wednesdav layoff and tha Brooklyn fans wdnj facMmille facilities. Already It has for complete winterization. At To set the whole picture, Mr. Hub­ East Side, Jean Oavello, We*t 'the Coast Guard Academy al New translated and reprinted or be remain In good working condition Sundays. lard suggests that you have him V Side. In the mixed events, horse Ehccept for a rather sklinpy end welcome Pitcher Bobo NewsonK] opened up direct radlophoto com­ for aomp lime to come. Suppl.' prices which are exceedingly mod­ Re-(^nditioned & SONS squad, which has been padded by London. shown on a screen to selected erate. this modem, up to the min­ Coinplete llardiisre Store build for you a cement pool. shoe pitching for boys was won purchased by President MaeFKattI munication with many now isola­ Outlet also repairs many other Recently opened at the Camp­ ^ Concrete and Mason the addition of Chet Wasilewski, The New London Diesels, former ted points In the world, particular­ guests. ute .service station will soon give While It is late In the season for Guns Repaired by Sam and Jim McCurry of the Alabama Well Fortified Fifteen Players Sign Softball Banquet oii the road trip Just ended to hatp j On 100 feet of mierofllm|lmpres- Items such as furnaces, radiators, bell Service station was their own Contractors a 200-pounder who spelled Grigas New England champions, who will L a d g u e ly In the Far ^iast.- Commercial your car the go'lng over which it the present year, it would be most West Side. Chinese checkers, Ruth play the Brooklyn Dodgers of the "the club "Insure" the pennant. sions can )ie made of 4,000 pages Sir valves, boiler tubes and other and fully equipped hardware store. 314 East Middle Turnpike Lamprecht of the-W est Side de­ at fullback last year, the Crusad­ In Every Ponition As Up for Grid Stpiad; Taking advantage of Brooldyn’sl channels are used whenever pos­ Items ot plumbing equipment.- needs to be in fit condition for the advisable to have the work done 52 Pearl S t Phone 4200 National Professional Football of the Atlantic Monthly, 4,000 coming winter months. A gooil- In this new store .which is con- this year so that you would be Manchester Phone 6987 feated Betty Mozser of the East ers are three-deep with seasoned Wednesdav Nieht idleneaa yesterday, the (Cardinals sible. U la a prov-en fact, ^hal people talent everywhere. Freshmen are Opening Draws Near; league at the Municipal Stadlimv. Former High School L e a d e r s The flow Of pictures is not- only, pages of Time, 4,000 of News­ grease job on your auto will not verilently located next to the ga­ sure of having it in 1943. This Side. Horseshoe pitching for girts Jumped to within four games ot In Hartford and its surrounding rage, one niiiy -obtain anything won by Jean Taylor over Patty etiglbls this year but Scaiilon docs Sundn.v afternoon, are . dipkerthg H.v 'In e .-\ii«iuciut«a I'ress outgoing, but Incoming, and pho­ week, 2.800 pages of Life. hurt it prior to "winter, either. thought should be kept in mind on Backfleld Strong. with Hinkle for his appearanee in Players to Try Out. the pace cetters by downing tha To many in Allied and neutral towns look up to the type of serv­ from car polish to garden tools. Orr, E u t Side. hot expect any help from any of National League tographs of Americans in action ice which they receive from the Campbells service Station ha.s any project which you might be the Diesels' lineup for this Sun­ The Rec Softball League ban­ Cincinnati Reds, 5-3, In a night countries these reproductions car- Car assess'n, The Chicago (Tubs collected ten I can look forward to this service if ter's leading Service Statiqn. You petent, starting a’lngmen and the Dodger ensemble will be here, in­ Last Night *8 Fights This branch"# most ambitious lessly c^te is the case of the first Be (xHisiilted Diirin|! and Builder Woods, p ...... 8 2 3 4 1 0 huge Johnny' Flgangi and Jim 12th year as head mentor at Ala­ Brovi-n, Car-son Curtis, James -Me- 13; Murtaugh, Philadelphia; Fer­ hits off three Pittsburgh pitcher#) endeavor to date is ••’Die World at pamphlet tha^^ arrived in China the need for- it ever arises, will fiixl that it will pay you in Wierablcki. lb 8 2 2 7 0 0 bama, has a aquad that'a two deep cluding such stars as Perry Cpnviile, Ray McCarthy, John nandes. Boston:, Hopp, St. Louis, and whipped the Pirates. 5-3, ‘ lairgesf Tire Dealers more ways than one. Or if you Landrigan are as rugged as any Schwartz, great end; '‘Bruiser” War,” a compilation of American about the Chinese pilots training Office Houm. Vlncek. as . . . . . 8 S -1 2 1 0 pair of tackles in the east. The with lettermen at praetirally Geilriatis, John Brozowski, Benny and Menillo. Chicago, 12. B> The Associated Press hind the seven-hit hurling ot j newa reela and Nazi propaganda For those lucky ones who are wish, you may call Campbell's by Concrete and Masonry Klnrtrd. star tackle"; and ‘‘Png'’ in the United States. GffiSON'S Lucas, 3 h ...... 8 3 1 3 3 1 veterans Tom Alberghlnt aad. Mel every position. Nineteen letter- Pagani.'Arlhur Savlno. Leo Rtdolf, pitching — Wystt. Brooklyh, Detroit Jimmy Edgar, Detroit Hiram BIthron. films intercepted in South Amer­ For many weeks it was the obtaining tires through the l9cal telephone. Their number is 6161. BILL^S TIRE Wrobel, 3 b . . . . 3 8 0 1 0 1 winners return from the aquad Manders, top ground-gainer of «he Harold Meniiequin, John Quaglia, 17- 4: Beasley. St. Louis. 18-5. welterweight, knocked out Ernie Bithron handcuffed the Bucs un- | Miss Annie Swift, Manchester’s .Work — Alterations Downey dominate a squad of pow­ National League Kickoff is set ica, including "Blitzkrieg in Po­ only pamphlet there and at last and AShwcll. cf . . ..5 3 3 3 0 0 that dumped the Texas Aggies. Slupera. Richard Gaudlno and Ar­ Amsrteaa Lsogus Pelaia. Beave; _Falls. Pa. (lOj. til the ninth, when a single,' land,” which was Intended by the Spencer Corsetlere. has shown to GARAGE erful giiards and Chet Yablonski for 2 :30. a letter arrived from the possessor B. H. Oibaoa, Pray. Parchlsk. r f ----- 4 0 0 9 0 0 George Titiis are evenly 29 to 21. in the Cotton Bowl, and thur Oorrentl. Brown and Curtlf Waterbury, .Conn. — Andrewrs wralk and doubles by Vince DiMag- j Nazis to frighten nations think­ many local women, just how im­ sprains and aches which tend to Batting—Williams. Boston. 350; asking that if possible a few more portant it is to be -the owner of a this scientific way of easing back­ 56 Gardner Street REPAIR SHOP MoaKs. I f ...... S 1 0 0 0 3 matched centers with much major the rotund Tide boss’ only major were with .Manchester High last (Indian) Gomez. 1,53. Cuba, and glo and Maurice Van Rohays pro- [ ing of opposing Hitler, make you feel far from your besL. aches and pains. She will give you Gordon. New York, .331. be sent. Spencer Corset. Recognized by the SpeetaBstag m Brazuaakaa. sf..S 1 1 0 0 0 game experience. worry 1s over left half, vacated, by Hecht. 221: Tony Leon, 203: Ted season and were lettermen. Any Larney Moore, 151, New- York duced three runs. Dom DaUessan-1 The authors call this full length a free figure analysis. If you wish Phone 6105 Wm. H. Grcca.>Prop. Rubacha, sf .. 3 I 1 0 0 0 Runs—WilUanul. Boston, 116; Important Chinese, he said, country’s doctors as an effective A Spencer Corset is individually BEAB Grigas happens-to .be, only one the grUduatlon of Jimmy Nelson, McKiVikv. 185; tackles Don Whit­ other young nisn who wishes to DiMogglo, New York. 103. drew (10). dro started the Cubs on their wray) picture, to be released Sept. 18. "a made special trips to come and styled, cut to suit you, and solve to call her by telephone, remember August, at . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 the All-Southeastern Cosiference mire. 215; .Mitchell Olynskl. 220; try out ’ for the team can report Hollywood John T h o m a s pictorial history of a decade of means of relieving backache caus­ Wheel aHgemsM. C olum bia and EQi B iey d es. of a doeen fleet and shifty back- Runs batted In—Williams. Bos­ with a two-run triple in the initial | read the Information about Chi­ your problem. They will guide the that-her number Is Manchester field 'performers studying Scan­ back. Jack McKeweii. 213; l>oii Fich- at this time. 131 If, LoS Angeles, outpointed inning. war that led inevitably to the at­ ed by poor posture and fatigue it 4437. 3 ton. 122; Keller. New York. 93. nese pilots, but if they had a few la Important, and you ow> it to further growth of your figure, and SAVE UP TO 30% Brake aad U .S. Tires. Totals ...... IS 31 11 21 4 lon's new tricks. He now is operat But the outlook aU that posi­ man. 204; ends James "Babs” Seek Other Stars Toby Vigil, 133, Los Angeles (10) Play in the American Laagub'l tack on Pearl, Harbor and the West Sides tion Isn't too dark, either, for a Hits— Pesky, Boston, 177: more they could distribute them yourself, to find out about Spen­ give a new lease on correct pos­ Os Plmnbtag ing in a quartet that Includes Ed­ Roberts, alternate-captain. 180; The team sponsors are seeking was confined to two teama, thaj western hemisphere.” OartMiretor Repairs, Service, AB. R. H. PO. A. E. couple of sophomores. Johnny Spenee, Washington, IT*- Football Players Raid Watchers at focal points in the country so cer Corsets. Mi.ss .Swift 's - - ture. They put ne«‘ded pressure die Galuska, Bob Sullivan and Sam .Sharp. 185; George Weeks. five other plovers at this time, Doubles-DlAIagglo, Boston,. 37; .SL Louis Brown and Clei’Sland In-1 It will be distributed through upon the affected articulations, at Oyster Bay Estate sad Electrl- Jones, c ...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 August and "Monk" Moaley, third 190. and Wheeler Ls^th. 176. people from other sections could oert in giving Spencer Service due Servteet Acceeeoriee. Steve Murphy but Scanlon plans namelv'. Unc Murdock, Stewle At­ Kolloway. Chicago, 35. dians, who started a doubiabeader I M.G.M.. R.K O.. 20th Century Fox. also read them. the same time neither hindering or oM Supplies Fray, lb ...... 2 3 0 T 0 1 of the footballing-Moeley brothers, Thomas has rugged Al Sabo re­ kinson. Bud McCabe, ^ b Turklng- Richmond. Va,—(/Pi— University Warner Brothers and Paramount. to the fact that she has iiau i e to alternate them with a depend­ have shown considerable promise TVlples —Spence. Washington; with an afternoon game and | impeding muscular activity. While 1^ haylBg dl- 8. Mc(3utry, 2b .3 1 1 3 3 2 able unit that includes Johnny Be- turning at quarterback, in addi­ ton and Bob Skinner. If these Of Richmond football players have It will be shown in 15,000 of the chance to observe, through many To Be Hospital 185 Main St. Phone 5012 180 Spruce SL - Phone 5450 1 0 as replacements for Nelson. Both Heath. Cleveland, and DlMaggio, finish)^ it under the lights. A lapidary society is one inter­ it is non-elastic,, it is guaranteed to reet sV J. McCurty, ss-p i. 1 1 3 semea. Ray Ball, Dick Gibson and tion to a fine reserve In Jim, Mc­ players, as well aa the others alf befeuti work on two types of senal J The Browns took both games, I oountrv's 18.000 movie houses. years of experience, just how this 0 1 1 1 1 are .170-pound triple thresters, New York, 12. ested in precious stones. Corset can eliminate suffering from .stay In the correct position for -D. Battlsto, Sb.,S Andy Notowich. Whorter, 190-pound junior college ready named, report for practice defense — one against forward .'Host Of Films Factual 3 0 3< 0 0 lacking only In experience. • Home runs—Williams. Boston, passes and one against any hoe boosting their third place margin! whirh it was intended, to the sat­ Wasnlngton, Sept. 5—iAA--The Nemsroff, If . . . 1/ Holy Cross always gives its transfer who was ineligible last the. squad will rank with the best over the Tribe to two gamea and] Films to follow include "Jap Re­ Trotter, rf .... 3 0 0 0 6 1 'The performance of our left year. Russ Craft, 175, the fastest 28; KeUer. New York, 25. tile planes. From 8;30 p. m. to isfaction of yourself due to the fact Oyster Bay, Long Island, estate of SUPPLY coaches exacting schedules and no in semi-pro clVcies in OonnecticuL a half. location.” '‘Manpower,” "Salvage." that it la relieving and at the .same LANDSCAPING AND Kearns, p 1 0 0, 0 0 0 half will, mean the difference be­ man on the squad, and Dave Stolen bases—Case. Washing­ 8:30 s. m. membeis of the squad ''Transportation," ‘Training for COMPLE'I’E Major and Mrs. Kermlt Roosevelt KRAUSE'S exception has Men made in Scan­ tween a good Alabama team and Klne OpiHirtunlty They won the opener. 6-3, ei-1 time curing defects of your body. will be opened Sept.- 8 as a conval­ McVeigh, cf . . . .8 1 0 0 0 0 Brown. 185. are back at right half, Any team orgsinized this year ton. 36; Vernon. Washington. 22. - will take turns m manning an air­ War Industries.' Moat of" the films OUTLET J^ E E SURGERY 0 0 0 1 lon's case, despite his supposed a fair onej’ says Thomas. Tbtchlnr — Hughson, Boston, craft spotters' post atop the though they w-ere out-hit. but] CAMPBELL'S escent home for seamen o ftorpe- Taylor, M ... . .2 0 unfapiillsrlty with its opponents. while Doii Sails. 170, and Louts will have a fine chance to make are factual, dealing with current BUILDING .Are Moat ('-pmtortable GREENHOUSES 3 0 1 0 0 3 "Odf line play should be above 18- 4; Borowy, New Y'ork. 13-3.chemistry building. No player will Johnny Nlggelmg - pitched four-1 doed merchant vessels, the War Howard, s a '.. .. The fact Is Uiat IJsnk has -been Scales. 185,/ return to carry on some money, as well as enjoy this war problems. Spencer Corsets are most co'pi- EverRreens, Shrubs and esi Hartford I 9 9 "9 1 0 3 the overage,': he continues, "with have more than four hours of hit ball to "hanc up the nightcap, SERVICE FOR SERVICE Shipping Administration announc­ Doggait, sf .... Called upon to shoulder one of the at fullback. fine fall sport. Full particulars The Motion Picture Bureau is fortable, which is an important reasonable speed among the line Riisa Moaley is the only exper­ Penn Sopbomotee , wwteh duty s week. 4-0. Rookie Vern Stephens anrtaoh- Out of Gias — Flat Tire — ed today. Shade Trees Trimmed Spaetal Atasettna most difficult fjkitball tasks in the for the season cannot released ed a home run in each game, with | also distributing .through 150 edu-j COAL — COKE fact to remember. Most women Admiral Emory S. Land, war Totals ...... 28 5 4 31 4 11 men and enough weight. Our bark- ienced man at left half. However, Philadelphia, SepL 6— George who need to wear some sort of sup­ Olven To Pkiias Ousaders* lofig hlstoiy. They will field speed should be aa good if not until after the practice session a man on base each time. cational out'eta such commercial RANGE AND FUEL OILS Battery Trouble — shipping administrator, and Capt. Orders TsL 91M Score by Innings: "Monk” Mosley, Russ' younger Munger will have sophomores Gasolins is rationed in Sat> films as "'Winning Your Wings.” port. tend to shy away from items All Work Carefully and < ^ n the season here g a in st Dart­ better than last season and our Wednesday night, but never did The double bill, first of three ml DIAL 6161 Edward Macauley, deputy admin­ North End . . . . • » a 124 123 » —21 brother, is heavier, more rugged among the 50 invited to partici­ Paulo. Brazil, at the rate of aboOt ‘Target for Tonight" and others of this sort. They have heard of Neatly Done. SpertaMst ta mouth on Sept. 26 and then take punting and paaaing will be fair.' any team from this town have a as many day.a for the two clubs, 1 Prompt Deliveries istrator, will participate in the West Side ___ . • * KM 000 0 5 and faster than hts elder and fig­ better chance to succeed than in pate In Pennsylvania's prelimin­ eight gallona per month for pri­ 3f I'niled .States and United .N'a- ' Shell Gas and .Motor Oil the pain which some style corsets aeral aad Wr* West Side on nine other poa-erful rivals. Fifteen of last year’s lettermen ures to play considerable this sea­ vate automobiles, says the Depart­ was in the nature of an ezperi-1 At All rimes opening ceremonies. ACTIVE WOMEN Conn. State Licenae. dtag Arreegn- The remainder of the schedule; 1942. A dearth of sports events, ary football training at Hershey, Uyns productions. Keep J'rtur car well greased and "will cause, or they may have at An aide to the admiral- said the AB. R. H. PO. A. E. were loet through graduation or son. along with August, the other starting SepL 9. ment of Ckimmerce. ment. with patrons being issued] The bureau aLso produces a have the oil changed (reqoently. some time tried one of these incor­ OcL 3. Duquesne; 10, Fort Totten; induction Into the asmed sen-ices, plus no opposition, makes ths ait- Roosevelts had loaned their estate. KEEP FIT Kasulkl. If . . . . .5 1 3 0 0 0 soph triple threater. ustion ideal. pa-enccr Tracy; ••\\;nmcn in De-J signed al.so. They w1il not bulge The convalescent home will be Jonas, e ...... 8 1 3 3 0 1 Die line are' Capt. Joe Domnann- Cffiarlej J. McLennan gave birth affair between the "New York Yan-] Whalebone once sold for 310.000 vieh, 200-pound renter and rrark to an 8 Is pound baby girl at in the center of the town and near 'ense,'• li'rilten by Mrs. Franklin ! through your outside clothing, a the first of its kind in this coun­ Is A'vUsaBy Derigwd OAK GROVE DoggerL p .... 8 1 1 3 0 0 the bus lines. Ths Uat game of kees and the Washington flena-] 0 Rooseve't. feature of cheaper and inferior cor­ try. Dr. Daniel Blain, surgeon in McVeigh, ot . . 4 9 3 3 0 1 a ton. line backer-upper; guards George Johns Hopkina Hospital. Mrs. twa. was postponed until today] THE •*■ MOON'S McLennan is the former Mary football played at Charter Oak Yeeterday'e Resulta * ' Standings Omsuits Mmie Producers ^ See us about the sets, The smooth styling oif your the reserve, pubHc health service, Behrend, af . . . . 4 9 3^ 9 9 0 street is still a part of the town’s because of weather. OWl has a " Hollj-TX'ood office i Spencer will insure against this will supervise the home, which will HIrsch McLennan Is raring sec­ *" Enatem i Enatem ANNIE SWIFT DAIRY gridiron history. It was the fs Hartford 2-5. Albany 0-11. W. * hich consults with' movie pro- i loan yoii may happening. The many women de­ accomodate about 40 seamen and FEEDS T o t a ls ...... 48 19 33 31 S 7 retary at Garden State Park. mous 36-eecond game which near­ 1 >taahattaa Faces lucers who are aiding war etfort : FALLOT officers. 3rd Floor, Rubinow BMg. Binghamton 2-4,. Springfield 1-L Albany fense workers who are at nre-ent Phone 4431 Fred H. Sankey. Prop. Martk ly caused a riot before it was Hard OHd Sebed«)s| a their entertainnient film.- ■ ; need to purcha.se, employed in all sorts of defenM AB.R.H. PO. A. E. Springfield College Team Scranton 4-4. Elmira 2-1. Scranton .... . Honrs: 3 to S sod 1 to 3 For Cattle and Poultry. over. WUkes-Barrs Cftting back to Staiilev s Over- STUDIO AND build or remodel factories, are reminded that tbe'y Koaakoaki, e-IS 8 1 S 1 0 0 Candidates are requested to rs- WUksa-Baire 8. WilUamspeet 3. Bi .NE.4 Servioa eas Branch, i f has juri.sdictif.nl are in need of a Spencer Corset, Pasteurixed Wood#, p-cf . . . .4 3 1 0 ■ 0 Natioaal Binghamton- . INSECTICIDES 4 In Hartford Sunday port promptly at 8:30. Williamisport New Y o r k -If Herber M. Kepf^l •ver and is turning out newsreels, a home. especially. V. iersbickt, l b 8 a 1 'X 0 1 Has 72 Grid Candidates St. Louis 5. Cincinnati 3. director of athleUca, la sot •oaters, books and magazines that At 'the present time Miss Swift, GivM-you ttw Vineak, a a ...... 4 3 3 3 1 1 (Thicago 8, Pittsburgh 3. Elmira ...... - CAMERA SHOP «^Milk That la Milk** Vaadrillo Wins Over Ken Olds Hartford .... speaking terms With Herb Kopg.l __ re to be got to p*‘ople who have I.ibcral loans for who has her headquarters located Luesa, 3 b ...... 4 1 1 1 4 2 l^Only games scheduled). the coach, the reason is aot ab-| oo'loi.g read only uhat the Axis Bprincflskl Maas.. Sept 6— Webster. Maas., who is now in ths Springfield .. long term.s. arf made at 841 Main street, will be glad to Cream Dairy Prodacta LARSEN'S W rob ^ 3b-e 4 1 1 3 9 0 Pat Vendrillo of Manchester Araerieaa acurs. One look at the Manbattsa| ■as to say. ^Ifo**** Nias Isttennsn led tbs list 'of 72 Naval Air Corp. have you drop around and learn of FEED SERVICE Parchlsk. K .. 4 1 1 1 9 1 Springfield College suthoiitlgs won an easy decision ever Ken SL Louis 8-4, Oevelsad 3-0. football aehedula Director For what the Axis has to sav. It STUDIO PORTRAITS promptly after receipt Moakc. rf . . . . . 9 3 1 9 9 0 SprlngfUld CeiJ^egs feotbatl candi­ National. tovm 23.3 Oakland SU. Phone 4856 38 Depot Sq. Phone 5406 made s walcom ^ move by local Olds of New York last night at New- York at Washlngtaa post- W. drew up for Coach Kopf make ays everywhere--.not only in'the of application, and the Braaiiaakae. M 4 1 9 9 0 0 Ocean "beach. New London. The orm of its long establish^, many dates rapertlag this week for the gridiron fans when they recently poBSd. Breoklyn ...... 91 everything clear. COMMERCIAL co^_ of obtaining is -Askwall, c(-F . . 4 1 1 1 3 9 local boy took every round and did uiffuage editions of ••Signal." NEW vanity taam. Tot ths first time la acheduled Norwich Univerefty for ((Tnly games schsduted). SL Louia '...... M Opening arlth Muhlenberg, very small. QUALITY not have to extend himself to win. 3, the Jaspers tackle Geprgetos Isriaany's multi-million eircula- PHOTOGRAPHY many years, the Maroons will em­ a home opener on September 38. NeWr York . PRINTINGI c M u i f i e a Tetala ...... 41 38 9 M T 8 y-The Norwich Cadeta have had Vendrillo will meet Ernie W'atkins Taday*s Ganaas Detroit, Duquesne. VHUalKHra;| isa chiaf propaganda magazine. Scots by ha ploy froohmon on their, varsity Cincinnati . « t in many counterparts. Stop at our office T. Rs Holloron outstanding teama for .the • past of New York in the main bout at Eastetw Marquette, the North H m prtatlag West Wds . . . . SIO aOi 4—13 Pittsburgh . Not long ago Italian circulated and receive fuU infor­ team, and 32 yearlings were on several yean and will come to the White O ty stadium In New Albany at Hartford (3:30). Prs-FIight School sad Holy MOVIE CAMERAS job we do lor FUNERAL ROME Nestk End . . . 330 006 S—IS Haven on Tuesday nlghL Chicago ... FDchures printed in Shanghai mation. HOUSE glad te hand for the Initial practice. SprlngfUld led ^ their star hack- WUkes-Barre at Williamsport Boston .... on successive wreek-ends. . n re circulated all through the y o a w i l l Coach Wendell D. (Mannie) fielder Walt Domlna. a logical Odorgetown. VUlaDovai. pnrre saMs- (a ). Philadelphia Uids et our Far Kastem Allies. AND PROXECTOHS Mansfield Is expecting In the ndar choice for little All-American hon­ Beads Bla Dog Horn* a quette and Holy Ctttm are taetory, b»- repairs a* tap Springfield at Binghamtoa (n). idoey tJSay had to ten was p ri e e e — aa ftttun the return of two other ors this season. The MaroOna will ■erantoa at Elmira (n). Saattle. Wash.. Sept. .B— (4T— f XT. ■. knpstaitce in war, of a The Manchester PAINT M»ekly y e n tM b letUrmon guards, Tom DooMer, appear bnly twice at home in their Natisaal Philadelphia. Bapt. S— F m Paul Lutey, former district paa- M. dsMraUjMd Mtlon that would w eet be Ru s m U, Mass, rsoantly marrlsd, aeven game schaduU. Brosklya at New York Near TOfk .. •vsr fIghL FULL LINE OP Building & Loan vanla'a football aquad that aad Tracy Tripp, a Junior from The remainder ot the fall achad- sengsr agent for the American Palatteg President Unes In Shanghai, SL Us«ds at Cincinnati. Boston ...... T# awnhat M s poison the U. S , m aUrt praettea at Banhay, So| Fort Lanterdaw, Ftau. who la on ule la; October 3. Amherst, away; New Teik, SepL will be eonpossd eg four M t i couldn't get passage hotne on the •St. Louis ... %s supplement lU PHOTOGRAPHERS’ Association - aerrlsal AMBULANCE SERVICE ths stek list The first weeks prac* October 10, Northeastern, at Clsvslaad ... is relytng bcavUy with the pnnttd worruni aim i b o o * (XX Sva M t taifclsa, tvs home; October 17, Now Hamp­ Orinsbolm—so he sent his dog. Pbliadslphts at Bostoa^ 955 Main Street . JOHNSON PAINT CO. tlm fuad Manaflsld ahifthig co- Near Task at Waahlagtaa (3) D a tro it...... dsveloiMMnt at s r EQinPMENT WILLIAM R. SCHIELDGB T f ITS Wartk PIsBe- DAY AND NIGHT •aatahi Boh Btargoa, TYoy. N . T . shire. away; October S4. Univer­ RoHa. thrse-ywar-old soekdr qpaa- mores. Tbs Edwid ■lohaasM, Trmp. We the Fla It” leL raaehed his BsatUs heme yt (K). O dqaga . . . divisioo lU Bprwes Stresl TeL MM ' *™555*a£dl' veU raa Mocking hack, to the pivot sity ot CcauMcticut. away; October frosb Usd N. T. U. MS Mala at. . TsL M M IM W. MddM tph. Mol 175 Centat SC PhsM 3666 terday after hia 30,000-mils trip — devalapd at St. Louia (2). WsahingtMl poiritlon to fill the vacancy of the 31. Rutgers, sway; November 11, FkUadalahla >aOMr oo'csptaln. Moward Lonai. A. Ju C-. sway. from a Shsngtial InUrnmeat CMiP’ Setrait at caiiesgo (a). V- - ! '•r. / ■ ' i \ •V. T \ N,

LOe FOURTEEN MAfTCHEBTEK BTEIftim HEEALD, MANCtlESTER. CONN. 5ATURDAT, SEPTEMBER i s 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1942 PAGE FIFTEEN ~~~ ------^ ^ ■ ■■ ■■ ■' ■ — — MICKEY FINN Company! LANK LEONARD'

EOtf CAN'T KCAUSC I c a n t NOW, LISTEN, HERE'S TOM YOU MEAN THAT H. HE'S SENDING IN AN ^ Sense and Nonsense IG O TO AFFORD TO TAKE MICHAEL— TWO COMING IN, MR. H A a DONATED APPLICATION FORM ! WASHINGTON YOU— X COULDN'T CAN LIVE AS MICHAEL! THE SlOOO ID THE/ -TO ATTEND THE F.8X A woman riding a bus was He— Darling. vdU you be my Savings— There ia ’ no better WITH YOU? <50 MYSELF, IF THE CHEAP AS ONE}, ARMY AND anxious not to pass her destina­ wife ? time to save a part of your In­ DEPARTMENT AND TLL- )? tion. She gave the driver a sharp She— W ill yotl always let me do come than now, and no easier or WASN'T PFNINO better way to do It than fo Invest Announcements 2 Automobiles for Sale Automobiles for Sale 4 Help Wanted— Female Sal Household Goods 51 Musical Instruments 53 nudge and asked: J just what I like? MY RffiET^ES! Madchfsler Suburban for Rent Woman— la that the postoffice? He— Certainly. In war savings bonds and stamps .MA.XI.MUM PROTKCTION for 1‘Ml rXJ.NTlAG DELU.XE 2 door 1937 CHEVROLET .Ma-ster sedan, BLACK QUAKER stove with oU She— Can Mother Uv# with iis? —Build up a surplus for your­ WANTED -WOMEN for full or SEVERAL FINE bargains In FOR RENT—TWO COTTAGES on Driver—No, ma’am. They are your home. Endurance , flousc aedan. 1939 Oldsmobile sedan. good condition, radio and heater. burner, Lenox, gray and white He— O f course, dear. self— Then you can control circum* Evening Herald part time work, kitche'n and Spinets and Grands; Spinets North.Coventry road, bus service. my ribs. ! Taint. $3.25 gal. CTiecKerboard 1939 Biiick sedan. 1940 Forii 1-2 77 .Main street. gaa stove. White Mountain Grand She-^W Ul you give uji the club stanccS'lfDrte^ of being cbntroll' laundry. Apply housekeeper, $295 up, used Grands (apart- Call E. CTlfford, at stone bunga­ Classified Advertisemt-nis Feed Store*. 1063 Main street. ton panel. 1936 Chevrolet *edan oak ice box, iOl Hemlock or tele­ and always give me.''fnoney when ed by them. ^ FOR .SALE 1929 Oievrolet .Mi...chcster ilcm orlal Hospital. lent size), mahogany case, as low. Telephone 8627. „ The bus was getting ^ ready to Count aia averaga wurda to ■ iina delivery. Cole Motor* -4164. phone 3320. sedan. 19 .32 Chrysler sedan, tires -low as $195. Term* arranged. A. depart when a breathless lad ap­ I ask for It? / ’ ' » Inltlala. numbera And abbraviatlona FOR RENT ^TEST TYPE W'A.NTED-25 GIRLS and wo­ He— Willingly, ray pet. •aeh count as a word and compound FOR SALE 1939 PLY.MOUTH very ga.va...i 7 ctsi I ctr black, five good lire.s. reasonable. 35c each, cord wood saws gum­ A campaign of education will spfew. I'M S Conaacullva Days...I 9 ottill cti iF YOU LIKE draw. sUelch ticuiing for po.sition as cashier. med. filed and set 15c, diameter itien roomers, near bus lino. Call W A N T E D — B Y Y O U N G couple, S Day ...... In etailS otay ro If interested call 420S. reduce speed still further, It will Mr. Jones (reaching for his W orry gats lis nowhere, no use or paint, write for Talent Test Auto Accessories— Tires 6 References required. Also girl inch. Capital Granding, 531' Ly- 8174 between 12 noon and 2 p. apartment, flat or home (or rent, ‘ All orders (or irresnlar insertiode ' make som^ of the young folks, and coat)— A ll right, Sonpy. You run worrying over what yoiir taxes will (N o Feel. Give age and' occupa­ E.SSKX, .MECHA.NICALLY gocles 11 I'rraent XVILI.IA.XI S. HYDK. Kaq.. — Mr. Gresn, what can you tell me WHAT I M EAN WHEN 1 •old. i r YOU LIK E TO DRAW, sketch Call 2-1684. 7 a. m. to 1 p, ni. FOR RENT—MAIN street, fur­ Jllllui. SAID I HAVE FURNITURE TO FIT m e n f o r . w a r . TO A LEAHY FAUCET AND MISSES The Herald will not bs reiponsiUle SALE.SLADIK,'? W A N TE D — Full Legal Notices 78 Kalate of .Xlethra R. Toop late about nitratea; ■ (o r more than'one incorrect inser­ or paint .see Talent Test ad In FOR .SALE—1936 INDIAN Chief time work. F. W, Woolworth Co.. nished roorn for one or two. Con. Freshm'an Green— Well, erum- IN MV HOME, NOT TURKEY VslOR)Kni’:H K I);— That the )2th day was pushing a'handcart, loaded rendered Oakland atreet. Phone 5191. 1937 Breakfast optional. Reference*. of September. A. D., 19 42. at 9 COME HERE.' or .Aerldcnt .work. Apply in person.'X'sk for Kstatt of Kiiiiulph Van Sootl Ini'*' with broken atone, and ten times All Advertlaaments must contorm See Chevrolet coupe $266. very .cl6an. Buildini;— CnntractrnK 14 Mr. Walker. of Manrhester. in nald Plutrlrt. de- Tel. 8183. o’clock t w. forenoon, at the Pro­ ,.ln etyla. copy and typography with eca*»*d bate (.trrice. In said .Manchester, bs too big for him. A kindly passerby ■ regulations entorced by the publlsn- 1940 Dodge panel..truck, like new, and the same Is assigned for a McKI.N.VEV BKOTIIF.R.S low mileage. FOR YOUR REMODELING ' or Th^ Munohcstcr Trust Oompanv. put his shoulder to the wheel and * era and they reserve the right to 505 .Main St., .Manchesfer, Conn. SALE.SLADIES WANTED FOR Adinlnistrator. haviiiK «*xhlhlt4‘d Us hearing on the allow'ance of said’ I-ed it, reviea or reject any copy con------:------X repair Job call Wm. Kanehl, con­ Boarders Wanted 59-A administration account wUh said helped him. Telephone 6060 - 1432 stividy work, full time. Miiat be Hilnilnl.sLratlon' aeoounl with said taldered objectlonabla tractor, 519 Center street. Tele­ over 16. Marlow's: ♦ stale, to this Court for allotvance. i^Mtalc. and ascerlaininent of heirs when they arrived at the top CLOSING HOURS— ClasalUed aut phone 7773. in .. ROOM A N D BOARD for girls and this Court directs the Adminis­ of the hlU, he said to ^ e - boy, in I' to be published seme day must be ollDl'M tKD:—“That the I2th dav of only. Laundry and ironing privi­ trator to give public notice to ill front of the prowd of idlers that ' received by 13 o'clock noon Satur- ATTRACTIVE COl N tI i Y Septemher. A. t>., at 9 o'clock leges. Reasonable, central. On b(is ticrsons interested therein to appear JdsralO'.M. G IRL OR W OalAN wanted. New iys. t.i forenoon at the Trobat* and be heard thereon b>‘ publishing had collected:' ALLEN & HITCHCOCK, HOME. ^ Moving— Trucking— Model Laundry, Summit atreeL *>fflc«'. fn «ald Manchester, be and line. Call 3408 or 14 Arch street. a copy of this order In'some hews, Kindly Old Man— 1 call it an I i TekphoDc Yoiii Wunt A'ds INC. IN VER.NON CENTER V. the Maine in as-HlRned for a hearl>tK Young Women's V House. paper having a circulation in said outrage to give a boy like you a Storage 2U Mlstrict. Ave days before said day of Ada are accepted over the. tele- SALESLADIES WANTED F^C- t*n the a-llowanee of said admliilstra- job like that: Why_didn’t you tell M.inchester Office: tJf»n account with said estate, and ROOMERS--'’ AND BOARDERS hearing and return make to this I .phone at the CHARGE RATE given THE AlLSTlN A. CHA.MBERS Co. perience unnece.ssarv .McLellan's Court. ■ your employer it was too heaxry above as a convenalnce to adver- a.scertainment of heirs and this wanted.'Home cooked meals. Con­ 9.33 Main Street local aitd^long uistance moving. Store. 975 Matn'^rect. I’ouri directs the .Xdinlnistrator. to WILLIAM 8. HYDK ‘tlsere. but tbs CASH RATES will be tinuous hot water, showers, 330 for you? aeoeptad as FULL PATM ENT |t •Telephone 3301 Return loaitsystem , furniture Klve tMibllc notice to a!l |iersons in- Judgs. Boy— I'did. tert sted therein t«» appear and he 11-9.5-42 " -paid at the bneineie office on or be- storage. Dial>6;260. Adams atreet, adjoining United Kindly Old Man— And what did 'fo re the seventh day (bllowlng the U’llllmantlc Ofllre: Help Wanted— .Male 36 ht Mid thereon by publishing a- copy Aircraft, Buckland. Srat Insertion o( each ad otherwise 324 Main Street cf this ordt^r -in soihr newspaper the big bully say? ‘ the CHARGE RATE will bs colleot- having a rlrrulatinn- In said Pis- Boy—Well, he said; :‘Gb ahead Telephone 19.15 - .MAN W AN TE D TO T A K E full trlrt, flv# days before'said day of ad. No responsibility (or errors in Repairing 23 xvith It— you're sure to find. some ^ _ 0 © ^ ^ - Mlephoned ads will be assumed and charge of milk route. Steady hearln*r and return make to this W’anted— Rooms— Board 62 About Town i'ourt. fool loafer on the way to give you their aeenraey cannot he guaran- REAL ESTATE LISTING MOWERS SHARPENEDNepalr- work. Apply to Straiighan Dairy; 14 teed. ed. shear grinding, key tlntng, WllsUAM « IIYPR GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOil. a hand.” 315 East Center atreet. . Jud^a. near Cheney Mills. Write Poet l o d e s of GsMBilka.tkHM MANCHESTER: duplicating, vacuum cleaners e t^ Francis Dowds of Ford street Office. Box 205, Manchester. Fight and Sing OSrtlie ...... - A Porter Street Section. Six- Seven miles from Manehester overhaul^. Bualthwaite, 52 Pearl F U L L TIM E salesman, experi- wa.*i ’home yesterday on a 24-hour A^RTHA gements ...... B em:e unnecessary. Apply Tom .XT .X (•( (l.'UT (»F M il iH.XTK MUl.H* furlough from Camp Gordon, Ga. There's a rhythm to the marching room single. Bathroom, tairge — 15 miles to Hartford — oh BtreeL Ht .Manchester, within him! f<»r th** - g a lW s k 9 -5 'eex'(T'wmpvia, 'tiiL — - i-11 ‘I-* ' MELLOVN I ...... C of a million booted feet, lot. N. P. S4..100. D. P. 11.000. Route 1.1—main highway In M e ,^ Shoe Store, 847 .Main SL PiMlrlct i»f Manchester on the 6th Wanted-—Rooms— Board 62 WHY MOTHERS GET GRAV f - F MW (■mrtmuvict.iiK T M tte.u.SWT. ^ III MOOO = ■ I. I I ...... 1...... D PIANO TUNING and repairing. day of Sei*tember. A .^V. I ‘*42. Four Boston-bound Greyhound There's a rhythm in the heart- I ICM ot Thanks E Sooth End. T44'n-(amll.v dwell­ Vernon Center, •, "ille past Player piano specialty. John WANTfcl^- EXPERIENCED Uno- Piesent WILLIAM S. HYPK, Ksq.. bu.tes went, through the O n te r throb of our nation— wild and They^^usc ihe mountain climbera* m e tl^ $o the aloiv* I yBh Memorlam ...... e^ F ing. Two four rootn (latA Oar- Congregational Chureh right. J udge. GENTLEMAN wishes room with Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. leum mecYianlr. Also T linoleum this morning, but could not stop sweet; poke won’t miat the 8:15r I -^Xioet nnd Fonnd ..... m...... - 1 Age. Lnrge ham. All Improve­ This new CB|«e Cod house of Kstate of Grai'e Strickland late an American family, where there I .^ dutennoemnete 3 4 rooms has sunporeh leading Tel. 4219. mechanic's ^ Ip e r . Apply G. E. of .Mabchester. in said Pisirict, de­ are no other roomers or children. to take on passengers as they were There's a lilt and swing of music Oh, Oh! BY EDGAR MARTIN I lOeroonala ...... - S ments. . fl. P. 34,400. D. P. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES from kitehen, with two unfln- Keith Furniture Cb. 1115 Main ceased. -■ Phone 3952. already filled. Six of the N ew Eng­ in Old Glory’s gallant wave I Aatensehllee 3M0. The Mapebester Trust i'ornpany; _ X . I .*■■>• neoblee (o r Bale ...... 4 Ished roAns Upstairs, flreplaee. LA W N MOWERS ebarpened, oil­ street. \ land Transportation buses to Prov­ That inspires our souls to xrictory w Cornell Street. Four-ronih ed, adjusted, plckeo up and de­ .\dinlnistmtor. having exhibit* d Its SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 1 b O S T N O N VJACA^VONB Y E . 9 0 0 « CCQ a I \ p O K DOVNN TH t I ^nteaaebllee (or Shtehange . . . . S kitehen rhlmney, oak Hoors, In­ atJinlnlst ration aec.-unt with said WA.VTED BOARD FOR LITTLE idence also went through town this with a courage, strong and j iAnte AeoeISOrlae—Tires ....— < single. Air eondlMon hrat. Oil sulation, full screens, artesian livered 31.35 Here 31.0U. Repair WANTED — TRUCKXpRIVER. rstate to this t?ourt for alluwttnce. girl. 7 years old. Neighborhood of morning and, stopping at th# Cen­ brave. CANiT 6ET V C R .(b ^ m . .E H f NJE.A ^OAO~00 vpo I^ A a te RepalrinF—^Painting « . . . 3 homer. Two unflnlshed up. parts. Power mowers sharpened Apply G. E. Willis A fcoih^ Inc. 2 ll' Is TOOAV ■;Anto Behools ...... t-A well, tmp-mek drive, garage. Lincoln school. Inquire 135 ter. picked up six of the 14 per­ In the throbbing*, pulsing, pound­ WHAT 1 SE.E? r 8. P. $6,000. D. P. fl.oOO. and repalreo We sharpen hedge Main atreet. Manchester. O U D K IIK P :— That the- IJth day Autumn atreeL son* waiting. ■tee—Ship by Tmek ...... S It Is a well-bulll house with < j of Sepieinbcf. p. 1«42 at *♦ o'clock ing. of our engine’s mighty m i l ntnp^For Hire ..... ( Neieman Street Mix-room arre nf land, Inriuding brook and grass shears, iciaaors, icnivte, «w. t.i forenoon. at the Proliate roar. rrloe Storage —. 10 duplex. Mtesm hent Sepahite running through property of H8 etc. Saws set and filed. Our 16th 'i.^ice. In saftl Manchistcr. lie and G- Holmea. of Wood- There is song of fSlth, undaunted r.«—— Bloirolee ...... 11 Situations Wanted— s>«ne Is as-signed for a hearing on Legal Notices 7S I Antoe—Motoreyelee ... 13 unite. All improvemente. S. P. ft. and maple grove for pleasure year Capitol' Grinding On., 531 bridge street, is spending the week­ that will' bring us peace once $«.400. D. P. 31.000. the^qilowance »*f said RdiuinlAtra- ■ and Fieteeetoeel Seevleee Must be seen to be appreciated. LydaU. Tei. 7958. Male 39 tion aKC«Mint with wald estate hnd •XT .X (MM HT OK fUon.XTK IIKIJI end holidays at Boston, where tis more. ■errloee Offered ...... IS Off Porter Street. Alx-room Additional land may be pur­ asc«;rth-lmn.ent of heirs and *thls HI Manrhrfftcr. within giwl for ihn will take in the ball games. W ith the songs we live, America, ------r'-- : ■ U old Seruloes Offered . . . . U - A e l d e r l y m a n will do plain 4'ourf dlretypi the .YdmiiilAtrator. to IbHtrli’t of MHnchenip.r, on lhi» 5lh ^ * Idlng—Contracting 14 single. All Improvemente. Two- chased writb the house which oc­ we shall make our freedom ------cupies part of a 40-acre IracL painting and papering at very giv.e buhllr HHtb'e to ail tiersons irif .day of .'^♦■picmbpr. A. I*., lt‘ 42. »(lste—Morserles ...... lb car garage. One acre of land. ter#‘Stcd thfrern. t<» appear and be I’r* Hent WILJ^IAM S. HYUK. Kfin.. a^’arded a $171,550 contract (or a ring— ■nnaral Dlreotora ...... 14 8. P. 36.000. D. P. 31.000. Mortgage Arranged. low cost. Phone 881$ after 6 Judge. community building on a project p. m. , heard thereon h>'NnubUshlng d copy To triumphant, 'fearless music, we ~Plumblag— Rooting . . 11 REAL ESTATE of this oraper KntMt** of Barbara BMllalepar artd on West Center atreet. The work, aranoo 13 Mummer Mtreet Six-room du­ will face the fight— and sing! Open Today, Sunda.v and tiavlng a cij^-nlailon i>vsald Plstrlct, Kl»ip Hallafpppr. b‘»th nf Marichea*’ to start September 8, must be s(F—Dressmaking .... m I t plex. Two-en'r gnmge. All Im- days l»efor** said dt^y.of hearing l#*r. In *i»ld Dlatrict. minora. — Margaret Woodxx'ard Larson Purchase completed In 90 days. leWag—Tmeklng—Storage .. SO provemente. Kood lot M. P. l-ahor Oa.v, I to .1 P. .M. Dog.s— Birds— Pets 41 and return inake,tf> tbia'T. 3f OCetTPY. S. P. 31.300. D. P. 94 Holt street .Manchester bury. Telephone Manchester 3734. In aald Manolieater, ■ be and HOLD EVERYTHING D ■ dnenMennl $1,500. KNOFLA the ia uaalgm'd for a hearing ■ The regional office of the Fed­ ee»e. i*«* ex wt* etswee. ew. t. a. etc, a a xn. a*v. ^Cennas and Classsa ...... t l Dunuit titreet. Five-room •Telephone 13.19 815 Main 8t. Pbnoe 5440 COCKER SPANIEL.S — FROM Glambur Frock on the ,'XMowanre of aald aorounla hJMtrata InatmoUons ...... 31 champion stock. Beautiful, with said AMate. and thla t'ourt d i­ eral Public Housing authority at «}nplrx. Hot nir fornnee. .All rects the (sn^dian to give public Boston announced today that the ‘MaeSrel— Dramatis ...... St Improvemente. M. P, 34.300. healthy puppies in t+ds and parti- notice to all \p**raons Interested -INaatad—Inatmotlone ...... So D. P. 3 1 .000. colors. Jack Frost Kennels, 26 therein lo appelvr antf be heard City Construction Company of Financial Tlarijner street. thereon by publishing a copy of this Bridgeport, had been formally Everything’s Qear BY ROY CRANB IrieeBSe—Btneka— Mortgages . . . Si Dumnt Mtreet Five-room order In some ne’wst*Wper havinfc s WASH TUBBS F Bualneaa Opportnnltles ...... tS duplex. Two-car garage. Hot Vir<’Ailallon in said D ia ir t ^ flv e days p W )M 6 F Bleney to Loan ...... IS nir heat. All Improvemente. «»ef<»re said day of hearinVvand re­ o fF icf (t& FEcnvie LAst MNirre »»sTRUcriOH$ AT THE SAME HOUR. U tu tto M * Live Stock— Vehicles 42 turn ‘make to this f’ourt. '■•Ip Wanted—Female I& 8. P. 34.300. D. P. 31.000. FOR SALE WILLIAM S IIYI>K Hospital Notes r-MeuCTAC6BT TWO MdHTS FROM NOW, tK elp Wanted—Male ...... St Durant Street Flve-niom Dwner leaving town and must sell! 8-Rm House (2 unfinished \ Judi^.". FOR TONIGHT WEIL RAID E P E R ^ 7>Cnleamen Wanted ...... St-A •Ingle. Hot nir hent. All Im­ For SALE SADDLE horses. S. H-9-S-42. ^ ^ ‘ ■•Ip Wanted—Male or Female SI on second door. Mleani heat. Flrepliwe Garage. Insulated ''--Admitted yesterday—Miss M i^ A6AM. THREC(A‘ 20‘S provemente. S. P. 34,.V)0. D. P. I D. Pearl. 100 Woodland street. WILL BE THE t I Furniture. New living, dining. ter. In -«.4ld IMslrlct. mihor. Dischargef* y^s^rday — Mrs. ,on ttry and Snppllee ...... 41 Rueeell Street. Six-room du­ STUART J. WASLET I bedroom, kitchen, rugs, lamp, Tlie .MHiicbest4-r Trust 4*onipgny. Stephen C a v a g n a rro X u d infant DON’T WATT FOR THE Wanted —Pete—Poultry—Stock 44 plex. Hot water heal (eoal). I tables. Reasonabte. Albert’s Fur- tSiiardiun. having exhibited Its an­ Real Estate and Insurance nual account Mith said estate to son. '299 Main street;-Claude Be­ DUST TO CLEAR,CAPIAW Fee ■•!•>—MiecellaMeee All Improvemente. S. P. 36,150. Mtate Theater Building Telephone 6643 - 1ll6 i niture Co.. Hartford. gin, Buckland: Ed'ward Fbote, 39 Artlelee For Sale ...... 4t this I'oiirt for allowanrt-, it Is MAKE ‘lOUR SFrAWAV 'Boate and Aoceeeorlee ...... 44 D, P; 31.000. O U P K R K IX — That the i2lh day of Haynes atrset; Mrs. Lawfeqce Bnlldinc Matertale ...... 41 WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN Jteptember. .\. !>.. I9i2 at 9 o’clock Rikcr and infant son. Highland, eewLismvwm . T. It >88. U. >. PAX, < IMMEOIATELV.*/^^ North Main Street. Seven- tw. I.) forein>4*i). at the Probatv I tHamonde —Watchee—Jewelry 4S room eingle. All Improvemente blinds. Get our low prices on Hoi. Park. \ BleetileaJ Appllaneee— Radio.. 4S land shades, and high grade fiffice. in said .Vtanchesler. be and 5Uh ‘ but beat 8. P. 3S..10fl. D. P. the. same is assigned for a -hearing Admitted today-(-Bernice and ’’Y'nu’d think a man in Ills |XMition would have better Fuel and Feed ...... 4t-A Venetian blinds, phone 8819, 6 to Oarden—Farm—Dairy Produeta M 3 ^ . on the allowance of said account .Julia Zarengs. Burkland; Clau­ sense Ilian to play the huntea—especially tlie kind of ■oneehold Ooode ...... tl 9 p. m. for special prices and with said estate an‘d this Pourt d i­ dette Begin. Buckland. I'nioB Street. Seyen-room samples. Capitol -Window Shade rects the Guardian lo give public hohier he plays r’ IMaehloery and T oo ^ i ...... t l notice ail persons interested Births today— A son to Mr. and find that keeps ’sm out!" [■(neleal Inetrumente ...... IS eingle. All Improvemente but Company, 241 North Main street 'M ic e and Store Equipment . . . 14 heat One-ear garage. ' S. P. War Production therein to appear and he heard Mrs. Gerald Sullivan of 37 Hor­ the'reon by publishing a copy of this ton atreeL ■peolale at the Storee ...... tl 33.500. D. P. 3.100. order In some nf‘Wie|)aper having a * r Weaclna Apparel—Pure ...... 11 Discharged today- — George . TOONEk VILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE POX Wanted—To Buy : ...... tS circulation 4 lo - said Idstricl. Ave Meeeie Board—Hetrle—Reeerte COVENTRY: FEMALE HECP WANTED days before sal*lday of hegrlng’-and Nowaph, 533 Bush Hill road; Mias ■trelaerauta return make to this A H-9-6-42 street. ■*' ^uotry Board.>-Reaorta...... to land. Near eehool. tiood road. A SMALL BOPY OF WATER Hotele— Reetaurante ...... II Slx-roiom dwelling. Eleetrlelty. For Work On Parachutes GOOD HEA.VENS, WHAT A MESS.' OH. WELL, VEH.B056.TMev THIS « NOT ONE o c VOUR E-EPWANTEI Wanted— Roome— Board...... , IS Arteelan well. Rnro. Chicken UOA( TUkT uue*ve fiAME THl£ . WF BRUNS BACK'AN WEL:., MV STARS,, \A.mAT r ” ‘ " Real Ralata For Ilrnl -Pretty ^Thrift* Apron l i s Apanmeota. Flats. Trnrmrnta I) coope, S. P. 33A00. D. P. 3800. Power Sewing .Marhine Operutore, Triiuniers, lA elephant../ NEVER------A P^'' ;^ ~ -^ ^ DO vyiTH iT.Tw E M ' Wall Stieet, .South Coventry. KEMP'S y Bualneaa Locations (or Rent .. *4 In c. BETTER f eves o n THE > ------P” Houaee For Km t ...... I t Modem two-fAnilly dwelUng. Riggem, In8|i^'tor8, .MiMcellaneoua Operators SuPurbao Foi Rtnt ...... ‘ . . . 4b COME SEE ' critter BEFORE! Steam heat downetalre. 8. P. 5400 rr s e t IT Summer Ho'mea For Retjt ...... I* No experience required aa we will train qpw em­ Wanted to Rent ...... I I 35.300. D. P. 31,000. XVkfsS FROM HERE Heal estate For lala ployees. I .Apartment Buildlua (or Sale .. m EAST WINDSOR; GIRLS and WOMEN ■ 1 GOT ENOUGH Bueincfce Property tor Seie ... 7U TROUBLE NOW! Farme and t.«nd (or 8alai..oe.. 11 Firteeo mllee from Hartford. Persoiw now on war work will not be considered for Boneoe (or Sale ...;....os.... TS Thirt}- nerre of land, eighteen employment with us. WANTED! Lots (or Sale ...... 13 tillable. Six-room dwelling, one I Beeort Property (or Bale ..i... 14 Bu.k tranaportation to cover all ahifta in now avail­ Two Markers. Suburban (or Sale ...... w .. I t three-room dwelling. Eiwtrl- Real Eataie (or Eachanke .... 14 rlty and running water. To- able direct to the mills from Willimantic, Andover and Two Flatwprk Ironera. Wanted—Real Estate ...... 11 ba«*o shed, on good road. 8. P. Bolton. - auetten—I.eral Satteee $4,800. D. P. 31.200. Two Girb for Shirt Unit. Lews! Nottcae ...... H EAST HARTFORD: No Experience Necessary. Hartford Road Rumeide Section.’ Uve-room Cheney Brothers Apply in Person. eingle. Garage in haermmt ■ t for Saltofc Hot water heat. S. P. 35,600. 8253 'CD D. P. 31.000. RE.ADY TO OC-. N*w Model Laundry ± £ j Pioneer Parachute Co. street lO-M r ktS. f kiTic tT* I C IP Y 10-1-42. Summit Street

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us, he works as a post office clerk, / . • ■ ' " \ : r. . Passe* His Tests Textile Union ia also employed in a nearby war —a / ^ m. ^ a - \ ^ About Town production plant, sells iiisurance oh Average Daily Circulation Heard Along Main Street the side, whenever he can, and has DINE and DANCE at For tlie MonUi of Angnat, 1942 The Weather Buying Bonds been known to give bloqd trana-^ Foeecaat o f U. 8. Weather Btireaa ,___ ObwjcU. K. et Cntma And qn Some of Manche»ter*g Sitle Street*, Too fusions at 'so much a pint, if he ^ AH bootha and ridea have session plan would ba b^st for the-, vacancies, but these won't be knocks but once, and certainly doing a good buaineaa. E^arh local High Bchool but the hours known until the count is made there never were more opportuni- ITALIAN AND AMERICAN COOKING ster~—A City of Village ^hayni liiiiie the Praeliee. Tuesday night. it a $26 war bond la given have not yet been definitely de­ tics'for a hard worker than there Featuring Chicken, Steaks, SpagbMtl and BavtoM. ly. The carnival will cloae on are today. ■ S: Elsewhere in today s paper w.'ill cided upon. W'e overheard a Orders Pnt'Cp To Take OnL (CliueUled Adverttaiiig on Pago 18) ■ hlANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, SE1*TEMBER 8 ,T ^ ('f o u r t e e n P A G E S ) tonday evening and a special couple of parents of High school i The Pritcess Restaurant al VOL. LX L. NO. 289 PRICE THREE CENTS igram has been arranged for be foumi a full page adverlis«‘ment students dlscii.ssing the idea tha Main and Pearl streets which has This is the time of year that NO o r c h e s t r a d u r in g t h e s u m m e r * light and the closing night sponsoring the sale of War B« poet September 10. Before Herald could be opened 'For a not that either of the doctors they should be rewarded for their ba anliated Sergeant Nackowski this nutstamJing reio'rd. they, are question box for the purpose if planning to buy a $1,000 Bond jn ijamed neeil it but it doesn't two weeks party adherence on the Ihrad in Manchester and la well any other type of survey were not hohl any more. ■; commenoration of l.al)or' Day arid same, basis a.x the man who has lonwB hare. desired. If you went upstairs )n the been with and for the party. 365 Vincent IMnna the menrbers of Loi al 63 who ai^ No doiiht the Board of Educa­ now in the armed forces of the Princess Restaurant building you'd days in the, year. The Democrats tion members have given serious have a hard time locating either Vinoent Diana, son of Mr. and nation. This bond will be dedicated have them, too. when there la a Enem consideration to all angles of the Dr. Allison or Dr. Lur^iberg. They NOTICE! Mrs. Frank V. Diana, of M Chest­ to all the men who are now in contest, and. as long as it’s human quesUon. but in casually scanning formerly had officesln that block, service anil a list of their names to be natural and natural to be hu­ T Dr. Robart R. Keeney will nut street, has pa.s.sed his exam­ the list of ita member.ship we note but that, was years ago. . Dr. Al- will be given at a later date. man, we .suppose they will always inations for the United StateSjAir that the humber of High school llsoti is in the Blish and Quinn exist. . Forces in Iran and Iraq renm e practice and his $200 Every .Month students in families of members is German Shock Troops! -building and Dr. Lundherg ia In Corps and has been awom in. He In adilition to the $6,000 worth few if any. They are not exact­ •ik e will be open airain Ihe .State, Theater building. May Enter Directly Second Front Plans Japanese in Contact | Seeking to- Enlargnl ii home awaiting a call to . Join of Bonds now purcha.sed the $1,- ly in a poaitlon to have actual ex­ No doubt, members of the local But in commenting on /he Taesday, September R. what ia known as the Hornet Di­ 000 Bond which will be purchased perience to help them .solve the War Price and Rationing Board Into Battle of Russia Princess doormat we had better New ami Dangerous I vision. * al Labor Day. Local 63 have de­ matter, although they probably and its office staff are hardened admit that still inset in tl)e tiling He is a graduate of Manchester dicated themselves to a program have canvassed some parents to to criticisms and petty bickerings If NecessaVy; Qlurch- Decided at Meeting ’ Salient in Wci^tem D e-| at the entrance of The Herald With Allies Defense^ high 8chThe Few of the complainants lake the War Report to Com"- It is certain that Manchester Herald's home was once the home London Conference in 'Attacks; Southwest-I Boys’ and Men's years, a member of the school board may be proud of the splendid show. school after the graimmar ’st^hool trouble to read the regulations un- Solons Demand o f the local Knights of Columbus. de?’ which such rationing boards mons; Confidence in and orcheatra. He has since been Ig that this union is making in fire here in 1913. It was neces- July Between BrUisn Back Advance, J Patrol* Precision Raid ern Lines Also Held! taking a course in engineering and support of the war effort. .sary to have single school sessions operate. The regulations are there Cecil England Jack Gordon SUITS They are tolling one on Ray to go by and there is little the Allied Situation ShoWn at the time of his enlistment was Vuratlnn Day after the lire in order to accommo­ And American Offi­ By Reds Overnight«| Sizes 8 to 18 Reid, whose witticims at auctions local members can do about it. Wages Control And Pu*h lip Into Made On Two a student at North Eastern Ool- It was announced today, - that date both grammar and High FOR MODERN AND PROGRESS1M2 (JOVERNMENT A t Reasonable Prices school students in the High school he conducts are almost as good as even thougn. in some cases, they cial* Cover All War. leg«, Boston. all (^eney workers who are en­ London, Sept. 8.-^A*)— A Otoen Stanley Range. , j building. One particular gradu­ his father’s. Seems the patter may agree that the regulations IN MANCHESTER Moscow, Sept. 8.— (A*)— j titled to a vacation pay. have re­ British Army is rapidly be­ State Tailor Shop ate said that no student suffered went something like this: may be a Uttle unreasonable. By Legislation Defenders of StalingradI ALIC E C O n iA N ceived their vacation pay and it ing strengthened in Iran and Washington, Sept. 8.— (A*) noliand Cities 8 Bissell Street any hardships, nor was his educa­ Reid: "What am I offered for For example, a farmer Who Gen. MacArthur’s Head- were reported firmly r^| (Known As Qoeen Alios) is probable- that these people will tion aeriously affected by the short this beautiful bust , of Robert comes to town to sell eggs and Iraq j'which may eventually —^^The White House disclosed invest this money in war savings VOTE FO R quarters, Australia, Sept. 8. grouped today against reib-l SPaUTTAL MEDIUM single session of that time! Burns?” chi'ki-ns to Individual customers, Aroused Congress Waits today, after President Roose­ Soventb Danghter of a Seventh Sen bonds. give support” to Soviet Rus­ —(/P}— Japanese jungle Rotterdam and Utrecht forced German shock troops! It aeems to ua the single session Spectator: "That ain't Burns, that is. delivers direct to their velt had made it plain that Iv^ Bom With n VelL It would seem certain that Local should be adopted with the Idea in that’s Shakespeare!” hoino.s, cannot get recaps for his sia’s imperiled left flank. Introduction of Blue­ fighters, forcing back Allied seeking to enlarge a new andtl Beadinga DaUy. laeinding Saaday, Targets of American .68 has set a fine example for all view of freeing students for out­ Reid: "W ell, folks, the joke’s bn tires because he is a retailer. How­ CECIL ENGLAND Prime Minister Churchill dis­ preparatiohs wcie under way 9A.M .to9P. M. OvBy .Appolat- advance patrols, have pushed dari^rous salient in_ the| K Warning Manchester and for communities side work'’ for as many hours as me. That shows what I know ever. if ho delivers to stores he is closed today, indicating Brit­ print for Program to for opening a second front in manC. bi the Serviea ef tbs Peo­ up into the Owen Stanley Flying Fortresses; 12 western defenses by flon-stopl far and wide in their Bond buying. practicable and possible. about the Bible.” 'a wholesaler and gets the recaps. and Europe, that the “ necessary ple fee M Tenia. Their support of the war effort ish preparation to enter di­ Stabilize Living costs. range and are in contact with attacks and southwesternl Electora of the Town o f Bolton A brewery that delivers beer, as rectly Into the Battle o f Russia if Nazi Planes Downed. IM Cbamh Street, Hartford, CoaM. baa certainly been most whole­ Most of the refuse reeeptaclea decisions regarding military lines also held overnight on bat-| ^|sra hereby wamad that the Reg- long as it remains in the whole­ necessary. Hts statemer.t came In the Allied defense line in the Fkoae S-0097 i hearted, and every member of the along Main street designed to A woman driver stopped In Waabington, Sept. 8. -qP) — operations” were made at a tlefields stained wit^ 'blood. A| imrs of Voters of the town will sale category can even get new a detailed war report to the mountains guarding the wa.\ London. Sept. 8.— (A>)— Ameri­ union, may well feel proud of the keep the street free of rubbish front of a local policeman the JACK GORDON LondoA conference between Brit­ Red Army detachment took in session on Tuesday. Septem- tires. It would seem that the farm­ House of Commons which reflect­ V.’idespread demands for statutory acroBS BoutheaBt New -Guinea to record they have established. have become so dilapidated that other night and asked. “ Are my ish and American officials In can flying fortresses— once criti­ initiative in a night raid, destroy-l ar 8th, and Tuesday, September er delivering eggs and chickens ed confidence in the Allied situa­ control of wages came from mem­ Port Moresby, General . MacAr- they are ready for the town dump. headlights all right now, officer?" July. The dftnferences, held with cized for deficient fire power—• ed Uie heailquarters of a RumOi-l , at 9 o’clock A- M., to 6 should have an even lugher rating tion generally in tee air and at thiir'B headquarters disclosed to­ Several of them have been hit at The officer looked at the lights ' bers today aa an aro'liaed C on fess Prime Minister Winston Church­ 0 were praised again today after a nian battalion below tee c lty d than a brewery but such la not ck P. M., for the purpose of and answered,' "Yes, why do you F o r Selectmen sea and, specifically, on tee vital day. A qommunique said fighting apleting a correct list o f all one time or another by automo­ the casq. awaited Introduction of a legisla­ ill and the British chiefs o f staff, precision raid qn Rotterdam and slew 80 Rumanian officer* INSULATION Local Man to WcmI ask ?” western desert of Egypt. Rua.xian sources describe this as the scene when several Soviet waa on an exoandrd scale from biles and badly dented. Some of That 'condition Is something lo- (This advertisement paid for hy friends of the candidates.) tive blueprint for President Roose­ lasted ten days and covered the Utrecht In occupied Holland yes- men and blew up seven Axis etora who will I)# entitled to “ Well, last night you stopped me Day for Offensive Coming citizena, standing on the emi'ankment, were executed by the Nazis. earlier patrol emshes. JOHNS-MANVILLE them are so badly damaged that c*l ration boards have absolutely whole condlict of tee war. tenlay from which a formation of munition trucks, tee mld-rda;f| jjwote In the general election for and told me one of them, was out The prime minister gave Com­ velt’s drastic new pro^am to Moscow reported the photo waa found on a German soldlet. Kurt Situation Not Clear - he choice of town offieers. Mect- HOME INSULATION In New York Today they don't stand straight any nothing to, do with since it's in the fortresses returned intact by fight­ cam'munlque said. and I wanted to be sure I wasn't mons assurances bote teat Egypt stabilize living coste and prevent American Rcprcaentativeo Seldler, killed on tee northwo.-tern front. Note bodies lying In the (It waa not immediately clekr nga will be held at the Oomiim- more.. In some cases' the metal regulations under which, th fy . op­ ing off a swarm of German fight­ Driven Bock or Held Fast DIVISION violating the law tonight." was waa secure by tee virtual ralaing inflation. * This government was repre­ -^ The drive to Myola came after 24-HOUK SERVICE tlal. local man who certainly ought'to darned well they just can’t shoot Rommei halted and regroup­ Strike New Nows (Ooattaned on Page Tea) usually 1909-14. The price control (Continued oa Page Two) Bejeoting the Trewsury’s (Late Bulletins ot tlie (P) W IN) get a blue ribbon or a silver cup straight." ed his battered main forces (ContliMsed oa Page Bight) When daylight came yesterday Cooler S itin g ArrangementH Film Deposit Box It’s rather difficult, o^th but a for ambition. As the story reached law provides no ceilings can be spending tax plan 12 to 0, the — A. NON. placed on farm crops below 110 near th% starting point of hia ill- Senate Finance Committee single R. A. F. planes headed out couple of days to go, to make any fated second bid for tee N ile'va l­ Catholics Shelter Jewish ChUdreRj At Store Entnuice per cent parity, below the aver­ narrowed its hunt for new over tee North sea to strike new predictions about the results in NOMINATE FOR ley. British headquarters said London, Sept. 8— — h blows at the German bases on Penny Bingo Starts at 7:15 Sharp the Republican Pstmary on next Labor Urged age 1919-29 level, or below the Jobs Trozen’ revenue today largely to a price prevailing on Oct. 1 or Dec. there were no developments proposal for a new 5 per rent Two Airmen Emden and Brftnerhaven. Ckthollc leadom In unoees Tkiesday. There doesn't seem to be worthy of note In the southern France afe sheltering ehlldreu KEMP'S much keen Interest in the out­ 1.6 o f last year, whichever is the “ victory" levy on individual Then the flying fortresses went sector yesterday while, "although up for teeir attacks on Rotterdam Jews, and their defiance of order come, although there are indica­ . To Sacrifice more favorable.) earnings above $624 a year SELECTMAN Speed New Tax BIU By New Order enemy air activity was on a re­ and Utrecht, accompanied by a to surrender- them has breag tions that plenty of campaigning and an alternate 5 per rent Die ill Crash Individual Seats for Every Patron Members of the- Senate Finance duced scale, at least six enemy force of fighters. about an open rift between is being done by some of the con- l aalea tax. Chairman George Committee, who already have de­ aircraft were destroyed for a loss Unfavorable weather ovei* the Vichy, government and priests. testanta. (D.i Ga.) said the eonu^ttee Refreshments Free Parking Federation Gears Con* clined to clone some o f the tax of only one o f ours. continent apparently Interrupted Fighting 1‘ress Sertlee sold todnyJ Usually the . Republican town ELBERTA Non-Ferrous Metal and now was conoldering his sug- Bomber Exfilodes. on Premier It was state'" loopholes which the president cit­ Down Three Enemy Bombers. gesUoiu for a 5 |>er lent “ vl€^ this damaging cycle last night. committee’s endorsees are success­ vention to W ar ,De­ ordered the arrest of some pri* Free Enlargement ed In hla message, appeaired un­ Lumber Workers in "Last night our night fighters tory” tax which would raise Edge of Business Dis­ German bombers made their ap­ ful in that party’s .primary so it after Cardinal Oerller, arehb mands; Pact Lauded. likely to accept hla recommenda­ shot down at least three enemy a total of $3,650,000,000 yror- pearance over England last night, With Every Rollvof Film would seem to be safe to say that 12 States j Affected. planes being noted over east Ang­ of Lyons, refused to histruc tion for rate increases which bombers in tee (Nile) delta ly of which $1,100,000,000 trict at Newark, O. the flv^ candidates who are pres­ would limit Individual incomea to lia. the home counties and I.on- Caiho'lirs to surrender Je Developed and Prtaited 4 w V area,” it said. "A direct hit ia would he rebated to taxpay- ent members. Bowers, Chambers, Bulletin! $25,000 a year. They speeded con­ don. But a communique stated children whose parents have .Converse, Reed and Syihington, Washington. Sept. S— —Non- claimed by a heavy bomber crew Bulletin! PEACHES New Haven, Hqpt. 8— sideration o f the new revenue ferrous metal and lumber workers on an enemy vessel In the east­ that tee few bombs dropped caus- dep«*rted or are In concentrath ELITE STUDIO will be re-named. From what we | Nea-ark, O., Sept. S— — ramps awaiting deportation. State Senator Joseph T, in 12 western States were virtual­ ern Mediterranean.” Washington, Sept. 8 tj*)—The hear along the street Clarence "j (Continned on Page Two) ly "froxen” In their jobs today un­ An .Army bomhw emshed (Continued on Page Ten) • • • Lupieir is highly thought of be­ Rourke rharged Secretary- (Wendell L. WUlkle declared in Treasurer John J. Egaa today der an order by the W ar Manpow­ Senate Finance Committee over­ among a group of hotiws Junt Wants to Keep Citirenship cause of his record in four years' For Canning Are Ready er Commlsaion. whelmingly rejected today north of 4he buslnena district , 4 ' of "dragging” the "bogey (Continued on Pnge Eight) New York, .Sept. 8— i/Ti— Frit service previously on the board.! Aimed at halting “wasteful pi­ at noon today and killed at It was thought inspome quarters, Isolattonlam” into the Con­ Treasury proposal to raise $6,500, Kuhn, former leader of tee Go*! necticut Federatton of Labor rating and migration of workers Iraot one cltillan after two that he' would be endorsed by the i Baker Facing 000.000 additional revenue by su Bomb Found; nun .\nieriran Bund, who .now - - - convention and'ncruaed the la­ engaged in.,the production of these crewmen fell to their deaths. town committee on the strength Now Also For Labor Treasury Balance perimposlng a. spendings tax on in . Dunnrmora state prison bb'_ TAXI? I bor ofncial. of "resorting ta essential materials.” the order, Se\-eral persons, all residents of his good record. j present and anticipated revenues common thief, wants to keep a cheap p u h 11 e 11 y trick.'" first government action of Its of three homes struck by the 'y CALL Arpong the other candidates Death Charge Washington. SepL 8—(J*)— Tbe and broadening the base of tee Finder Held .\merlcan citizenship. I'. S. Rourke, long at odds witk kind, prohibits workers In tee non- position of tee Treasury Sept. 4: regular Income tax. plane, were reported hurt. tomev .Mathias F. Correa rest Oeeil England and' Jack Gordon ; ferrous metal and lumber indus­ 6^88 \/Day Week Egan over labor poUclea, voic­ ReceipU, $36,294,715.40: ex­ Senator B>Td iD.. Va.) said the T h e body of a wonmn, burned today that Kuhn. In a letter fr are'making a strong- campaign. tries In the 12-state area from ed his arcusatietta (n a state­ penditure.-. $210,789,245.21: net beyond recognition, was found Over to New the prison, protested against They are pretty generally backed ment off the conventtoa floor Slaying Outgrowth of changing Jobs without specific au­ Turned Prbmpai -by the Young Republican wing of ’ balance $2,759,871,081.46. (Continued on Page Tw o) tvrdced against one of the naturullratlun proceedlr.gs on til Safe! after Egaa had reported to Argument Over Break­ thority from tee U. 8. Employ­ 'houses. Jersey Plant Guards ground that he "always and at the party and are leaving no the delegates at the opealng ment Service. atones unturned in their candi­ tlniM had expressed his belief and of the fonr-day eoaclave that ing of Egg on Head. No employer may release a Newark. O.. Sept. 8— t/Pi — An Close to Time Set. attachment for Ihe principle dacies. Frank Clancy lUfai been In -. the senator had "attacked" worker for other Jobs without first creasing • his vote total in every Novelties Fruit Farm Arm y bomber crashed and explod­ Ihe constitution . . MANCHESTER TAXI Gov. Robert A. Harley for obtaining a "certificate of separa­ • ii * primary try and will be a strong , Bnlletiii! Utah Governor to Pull ed on tee edge of the business dis­ Newark. N. J.. Sept. 8 ■ ■J’. M. OrftteUI. Mgr. apoaaortag the Cooneeticat tion” frbm tee Employment Ser­ Establish Bases In (ialapagos contender— that’s certain. W alter! .Mountain Road, Glastonbur>’ vice: No employer In the area, Discovery of s • powerful tihie 4SS Parnell Place victory pact ontlawiag striked Woroeator, Maaa., Sept. Sr— trict today after two crewmen bomb In The Western Electric Mahoney has an advantage in • and lorknata for the dnratioo. whether conducting activities es­ Washington. Kept. 8— (Jb—Arraigiicd oa a nnrder plunged to their deaths, one Company’s vast Kearny plant wan: r,.tary of .stat<' Hull said today .being knowtt to a great many vot- Egaa did not meatiaa Roorfce sential or non-eaaentlal to war Golden Spike Stand-In charge la eowMcUon with tha smashing through tee roof of a lUsclosed by the Federal Bureau jh^t the Cnlted States had ntali era because of his activity at town hy aaaM la his report, bat lat­ production, may employ a worker FRANK P. fatal aboottag of a Worcester of Investigation today with the iKhed bases In the Galupagaa meetings. Louis Genovesi no er told aearapapermea he waa from tee industries unless he has doctor’s office, the other landing akoeawker at a Syriaa pteale to tee Navy for use tp the war doubt will have strong backing raferrlag ta the New Havea such a certificate. Premontory, Utah, SspL 8.— UP)' on the platform of a railroad de­ arrest of sn employe who sup lands, with the consent of here Saaday, George L. Oorey, program. Ecuadorean government. The Home Insulation from the local Italian colony as aeaatar. 0 Baaed Upoa Aatl-Ptrating —While tee golden spike teat pot. po.sedly had found It. . .0 48, Wareeoter haker, pteadeJ Little traffic has been going E.' E. Conroy, assistant FBI retary. discussing world affairs well as friends he has made Paul V. McNutt, war manpower completed tee nation’a first trans­ The plane dropped flush'Into tee sot gnUty to Dtatrlet eoart to­ response to numerous questions Means Fuel Saving. through his Savings Bank connec­ New Haven, 8«pL 8.^-dW^Tbe cohimlssioner, who signed the or­ over tec route since tbe main line home of Mrs. A. L. Weston at director, said the bomb had been day aad WM heU wltboat baU continental railroad rests to its his press ronfer»-nce, aiUd the tions. Connecticut Federation a t Labor, der yesterday, aald tee plan was cutoff acroes Great Salt l-ake was Hudson avenue and Wyoming set to expode at 11 p. m.. Sunday, for benrtag Sept. IS. After be». plush ctlse In a San Fancisco bank tablishment of the holes In Use RUSCO AH The only other contest in the CLANCY quickly gearing ita eonventkm to bssed upon an snU-pirating prin­ btilU many years ago. street, demolished it. and then but that at 10:42 p. m. it was big arreoted yesterday la Baa- The road waa built by tee Union turned over to company guards by Galapagos primarily ••oncemed Republican Prim ary Is for con­ martial ^m aada, waa called on ciple developed by the commis­ vault. Gay. Herbert B. Maw ot plunged on into two other houses SUPER-BINGO ton, Carey, poUee said, olgaed Pacific and Ontral Pacific rail Bemanl Joseph O’^nnell. 21. of Navy Department but that Louis Genovesi ■ A Weather Triple stable with JaMca Duffy. Otto This Man Stands For Good Honest Government. No today by ‘tta leaders to stand sion’s msnsgement-Isbor policy Utah today wUl pull Us stand-in before exploding. a coafeaotoa hi which he ad- roads, tee Union Pacific building 100 East Forest avenue. Teaneojt. could he assumed no such step Herrmann, James H. Johnston, 40 Thousand Dollar Deal in Collection of Back Charity— ready to msks every aaertflea to cornmiUse, and approved by Mc­ A ll Burst Into Flames • adtted flrtog throe ahata f reos from tee historic ralla from the east over the Rockies Guards ripped out wires to prevent would have bean taken wllhoirt Service Windows Rs}rmond Robinson and Sedrick *200 IN PRIZES win tha war—a conflict which Nutt on July 16. The ship and homes all burst In­ Repiihliran Candidate for No Private Sales of Town Ldind Fire Protection for a JS caSbra Oenaan taiger The ceremony which took pises and tee Central Pacific from the friendly agreement witfc Straugban with four to be nomi­ Secretary-Traaaursr John J McNutt directad aU federal de­ to flames. a detonation.' Every Buildinff in Manchester — A Lower *Tax Rate. aatoosatle pistol, mmm aimed at oa teat May day in 1869'and which wtot over tee Sierra Nevadas, un t suld Have Killed 100 * * • ComMnatloa atoms window, nated. It'S pretty mucb of a toas- Egkn aaaertad threatened "the partments and agencies to “taka An Instant before the plane arreea and waatber atiipplag I the growad aad tha athor two climaxed with tee driving of tee til they met at Promontory. The Had the bomb exploded in a American Soldiers Detained up on which one will lose out. standard a t tha American work­ all steps which may bs necessary sluiced to the .ground, one wing bH In one unit. la the dlreettoa at Chartoa J. qoldeB aplkc by Gov. Leland Stan­ Central Pacific later waa sbsbrbsd strategic spot, Conroy said. It Belfast. Norther* Irelaad. The only interest in the Demo­ ALMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. REPUBLICAN VOT^ps ing man." or appropriate to effectuate thfse gone... tee body of a man In uni­ Wtrwoa, 4C, whoao hsdy was ford at California wfU ba rs-sn- by tee Southern Psclflc. could Itave killed 100 persona. 6_u,p,_Tw a .Amerieoa cratic Primary, aince there are no Aa in pravtoiM years, reports provisioos and to iaaurs thslr ohr form landed on the platform of Eatiimieo gt^ea oa tlM eost contests, will be to see what names Come To the Polls On Primary Day, September 8. And (ooad la Beyatoa Park hers aervancs.” aetsd— in reverse. WUl ’Take Turas at Bar tea Baltimore A Ohio depot, six O’Donnell was chsrged with were detained today by rtvU SELECTMAN lubmittad at tha opening of the . several bears after tha ahoat- of compietrly Inanlating yoar Previously the coounisalon had ' The climax will come when Gov­ President A. T. Mercier’ attempted sabotage, but Conroy lice after shots were fired to arc written in for the several va­ Pick Your Candidates for Town ClSiccs! This la the four-day convention were spiin- blocks from the scene of the crash. hoaae (attic and aldewmila) wltfe Saturday, September 5 depended on voluntary compliance ernor Maw places tbs spiks bar Southern Pacific and President A t about the same time, the ^ id the prisoner protested he hsd nationalist section of tha elf cancies that axist on the tlckeC Most Important Day of the Year In Manchester! Yon ^kled generoualjr with togtMatIva GI t b H im Your Vote for Good Representation BOCK W OOU Bfe have beard alaag tba streat AT 8:15 P. M. 15 G AM E8I srith lU directives but it was dis- bSBSatb tha last sptka la ths old WtUlam Jeffers of Union Pacifle body o f another uniformed man mails and planted tee bomb only .where feeling against Brtttsh propoaala tleal^ d to laq)ra«a tha that Judge Harold Garritys Either Select the Riight Men for Office or You Star At closed that tha new order will be road and Itfto K tram tbs tis. wUl take their turns at tha spiks fell through the roof of a down­ aa heroic and to demonairate that United SUtes trsopa has roa " (20) S5.00 G AM ESI (.8) 810.00 G AM ES! let of laborT-among tham racom- frirads Intend to write his name ’"*n-Pnd Let “B iir Do It! Oeorga L. Cbrey, 46, a hotel bak­ enferced through the power ef Ra Os Oshig to Wsr Prsgrasi bar after ths Governor has given town building two blocks .from tee it qould be done. The soldier*, whose aamea On Our Board of Sclertnien. Ma3mi^ A. Qough mendationa (or a aUta labor ra- ia for Representatlva to give him (1 ) 120.00 G A M E ! ( I ) $50.00 G A M E ! er. faced arralgamoat today a government procurement agencies For the last fsw wsska worfc- tbe flret heave. crash and landed dead In the office Conioy said O’Ponnell stole four withheld, denied flrtog tha 14* PEARL ST. TBL. SMt an opportunity to make a strong A L L FOR $1.00! latlons act, incraasad baiMflts uh- murdar charge—the outgrowth, to approve or diaapprova payrolls aaaa hsva bssn taartng up ths rails Aad if Governor Maw Uvea up at Dr. L«wis Mitchell. stlclu o i dynamite and detonators They wers tatwed svsr to Va (Tliis advertiwnrnt paid for hy friendn.) Loral Agewt (or bid in tbe state election for one. of Aaiplt Parfcini la Rgar ef Chib. dar tha wortoDaa*a palloo 'H ld , og aa arguoMBt* that of pUinlB producing srar — sf What is now kaswa aa tha Lu- to tradition ths spiks bnr will a% T w o women'were taksw to bop- from a quarry Aug. 15, made a Stotea military act. tha ■rtmiMtia |to •tartod whoa one maa broke an the rivll pshce. lav (tartlett-ltralaard Co., Hartford the places. 'Tbe. new Daroocratic Manpower soureas rssantty d fto-Onttes branch Una. but which on ths first pull, for whan Oov' pltola from houses struck by ths timing d^ce from a clock and t towa committee has a hat of eaca was ths main and oaly line ernor Stanford took his first nerlng paaaiMHty that Advertise in The Ueridd— ^ll l*JO« flrad Btaa. ) ""— ^ asrcas Utah, lb s saila are gutag ■SthsaotdSB aa 9 * tS *