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A t a special meeting of the About Town Army and Navy club held in the Pytilians to Honor I Bus to Carry Ready for Action False Alarms Average Daily Circulation The Weather clubhouse last night it was voted One Session Favored For the Month of August, 1942 Foreenst of U. 8. Weather Bnreau to hold the annual outing at the Su,.rem. q.ancell.>r Children Villa liouisa In Bolton on Sunday, Sept. IS. Caiise Trouble 7,530 Orcaslonal light rain this after­ lift this nom ine for noon and tonight; slightly r«>oler ■ ■ mwrtri' By Education Board Member nf toe Audit IE II. wham tiMr will r ' in Interior tonight. Mr. i(nd Mrs. Anthony Pyka of School Boarii Arran^c^ ■urenu of Clreadstions Doane stre^, leave Saturday on a Own4TH of Local Ambii- vacation. They will visit Mr. Transportation ' fo r lancet* Say It Is a Very C^ifeteria. at the High tions, but the trouble that the club Manchester— A City of Village Charm w, wM bom Pyka’s former home in Pennsyl­ would be put to at this time to ICr. and Hra. New Home SectioiiB. vania. 'Serious Business. . School I^ Proposed; secure another building or a new (SIXTEEN PAGES) of 5S Camp- location made the plan imprac- VOL. LXL, NO. 287 (Classified .Advertising on Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1942 PRICE THREE CENTS IIM. dMaamaa wna Will Save Money an petition was presented -to cern and needless trips to answer Manchester United States Marine Corps re­ It will not be possible to make Dismissed at 8 p. m. Kuala, of S9S North Main street, the schfiol. superintendent by resi­ cruit depot at Parris Island; 8. C. a false alarm do not make the the change in time for the open­ Air Forces and British PrintS o f All dents of the new development who If the change was made It V'on Bock !\lak|rlg' Ef­ to Joseph Olraitis will take place Date Book John Lee Smith, Supreme Chan­ Wil.son is the son of Mr. and aituation any too good. As one ing of the school next week, but Mechanized1 ^ ( 1 ___ •____I ITUnits_•r Saturday morning at 9 o’clock In cellor of the KnighU of Pythias of .showed that there were 11 chil­ Mrs. Harrison Wilson. 139 Oak owner said this morning; if the necessary equipment can would mean adjustment of the i r i e r t “ Type fort to Capitalize on St. Bridget's church, with recep­ the United States and Canada and dren five years of age; 10 of six; street, Manchester. He attended "We will continue to answer be secured to set up a school cafe­ time for starting achool sesalonB, lieves Pressure on tion following in Liberty hall, Q’esterday at 7 o'clock. ■ State Teachers College and taught Gunner's Mates at the Service call one ambulance but in other Army and Navy club as a. cafe­ Volga while 400 miles to the type of combat soldier is being de­ driven systematically into for Springfield to join the Marines. the Pine Acres and Pine Acre.s Schools of the U. S. Navy here. ture lo's-er this vear, waa also tak­ land^a British communique an- Ala) of the House Judiciary Com veloped at this Army post — the Masa meeting of Air Raid War­ sch(X)l at the age of 18. He cases we have all been there and teria. This building is located en into consldyration. It was southwest the Nazi Army of Ra asked her to listen in at 8:30, dens. High school hall at 7:30. joined the .United States Army In Terrace development that attend Graduates of the Service schools nouticed, powerful enemy armor­ mittee that he planned to draft combat engineer. Army officers its defenses, but Red Army the High school. Barnard or 'Na­ assisted the police. north of the High school building stated that cafeteria equipment ed forces concentrated in the the Crimea haa stormed 1480 on the dial. WMAF. U. S. Ma­ Saturday, September IS 1918 and was a member of the immediately eligible to take Have Suspicions on land owned by. the town. The legislation to that effect. predict his name and exploits w'lll men were reported t to have rinas. Mrs. Smith accoMingly did than Hale sc.i'wls. or junior and the qualifying examination Jor could be purchased and an experi­ Ruwelsat-Hemelmat sector in appear many times in headlines Installation meeting. Soroptl- A. E. F. and later stationed at The'local ambulance owners are structure was erected by (unds enced woman secured to operate Hobbs, after a preliminary con­ across Kerch straits to the counter-attacked with a vio­ so and heard her son’s voice. He mist Club, Manchester Country ITnlvcrsity of Pottier'es, France, .senior high school grades. The ratings as pettv officers In their apparent preparation for an at­ ference with ‘ justice Department Native troops from the Belgian Congo line up before an entrance to C^mp Leopold. Belgian Army Russian-held Black Sea coast, the before the w'ar has ended. distance is nearly two miles. guarding against this fal.se alarm raised by the Red Cross during the eating place for 3',000.| after lence that regained some ground bsda her goodby and said he was aub. where he taught history’ and re­ specialized fiehls. .Men graduated wave which has been sweeping, tempt to turn the British left officials, said he would urge post, at Leopoldville. U. S. Army technical -:orces have arrived at Leopoldville and started con.struc- German high command announc­ The use of conibat engineers in northw'est of the city,. German* World War I. It has since been which It would be self-supporting. flank, withdrew slightly to the laavlng today for Parris Island, Monday, September H turned to America in 1919. arc sent eitlier to the fleet or to the town. JVhlle none of them deeded to the Army and Navy speedy enactment of a mandatory tion of a camp, apparently in preparation for further troop arrivals. y ed today. 'The communique said, warfare is explained by Battalion striking from the southwest the SouSi Camlina Marine basa Opening rehearsal. Beethoven Reservations for the dinner niay other naval stations for addition­ would permit any names to be Club. It was reported last night westward yesterday. fingerprint bill, as a civilian de­ however, that fighting was con­ Commander Maj. E. W. Jones: again succeeded in making a Glee club, Rmanuel church at 7:30. he made through Harold Cooper. Cervilii Takes al instruction and experience in used Uiey stated that they had a that members of the School Board •\ir Attack Heaviest Yet fense measure, as soon as Con­ tinuing on Taman peninsula, at ‘.'In a push, the armored forces slight advance at enormous coat, their specialized- fields, gained by The bulletin said the aerial gress resumes regular sessions are often sent in first to soften up Members of the Children of Tuesday, September IS Grand Chancellor. 2.34 Feileral good idea who was sendiing them and members of the Board of Gov­ the extreme western end of the the mid-day war bulletin report­ Meeting of Retail Credit Bu­ street, Bridgeport. The , dinner -serving under veteran petty of­ on "wild goose" chases ancLas soon' ernors of the Army and Navy Club Ready .Made bombardment to which the enemy about the middle of this month. Caucasus adjoining the straits the enemy. The combat engineers ed. Mary Sodality will meet at- St. Teehiiieal ( ahifsc ficers. was subjected yesterday tiad ex­ Once previously considered but help prepare the way for the JAmas's church this evening at 7 reau. Manchester Country Club. anif meeting are open to all mi^m- as they could pin it down, definite­ had met and discussed the ques­ Bovs’ and Men’s Score Direct Hits at Nanchang; where German and Rumanian Tank Columns Replrnislied I Luncheon' meeting of Retail Service Schools at Great Lakes ly. they would report the matter ceeded, that of the previous day— pigeonholed becau.se of it.s co.st, armored forces," o ’clock and will proceed in a body bers of the Knights of Pythias, offer courses in 17 of the 50-odd troops forced the crossing. Taan spoke of fighting upon Merchants Division. Chamber of their families and friend.a. to the police. which smashed all records for the the proposed measure found new The combat engineer is a super- tl>e immediate approaches to to the Holloran Funeral- home to trades of the U. S. N’avy. Selec­ AUUB COFRA.N SUITS North African campaign. Linked With Mainland Drive p ^ their reapecta to the late Felix Commerce, Manchester Country Private John F. Cervinl, son of The spokesman said that a false (Known As ()iieen Alien) Grip on Solomons Strengthened the town” and said "the Hitler­ Club. Charles Cervinl and nephew of Mr. tions of students for the - schools alarm for the ambulancna was ex­ Sizes, 8 to 18 Despite the scope of the air (OontlBoed on Page Four) The attack from the west (Omtlnued on Page Poor) PlUT, father of Miss Lucy Farr, a are based on records made by the SPIRITUAL MEDIUM across the straits waa linked with ite*’ tank columns decimated in Wedneaday, September 16 and M i s . Frank P. Clancy.' of 38 pensive. might result In wrecked At Rea.sonable Prices operations British hedaquarters previous engagement* have )>een mamber of the society. Meetiii" Is Held men in the series of aptitude tests Seventh Danghtrr of a Seventh Son report^ that all the Allied bomb­ an advance on tl.e mainland from Manchester 4-H Club Dance, Benton street where he'made his equipment or be out on call when Born With a Veil. considerably replenished." City View Dance Hall, Keeney home, is attending the Army Air given to all Bluejackets during their sen-'ices really were needed ers had returned safely to their the east toward the Black Sea their period of recruit training. Readings Daily, Including Sondi^y, State Tailor Shop Fire Japanese Ships De- 'Japanese Headquarters The battles “have no precedent street Bv First Aulers Forces Technical Training school by someone In distress. baaes. Six Axis planes were shot Experts Say EicCllSC Plclll naval base of Novorossisk, the Spanish Policy In their violence," the military Annual meeting and election of 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint- 8 Ris.sell Street .pigh command. said. TALL O E D A U in .Sioux Falls, South Da'kota, meat. bi the Servioe of the Peo­ down during the day! strayed Eight Air- Target; Seven Steam­ newspaper Red Star said. It ra- officers. Army and Navy Club, at where he will be a student for the There waa comparatively little Strong Soviet counter-attacks ported pilots from Egypt had join­ 8 o’clock! ple for SO Vnars. planes and Invasion ers Probably Spnk; Twelve First Alders of Precinct next five months. If he completes 169 Chnrch Street, Hartford, Coaa. enemy air activity over the battle- Retail Sales May Control were reported rcpulsqto'’near Kalu­ Variation Not ed the enemy's air squadron* whll* B I N O O Friday, September *S 7. met at the Manchester Green the course in four months he will Phone 0-41097 front, not a German dive-bomber Supplies Also Are Hit. Other Craft in Flames. ga and Med^n. southwest of Mos­ ground troops from France wer* ' Norwich District Conference at school last evening for their third be given a furlough and allowed to FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST! Read Herald Advs. appearing over the lines. Observ­ cow; near Rzhev, northwest of among the 25 Axis division* ad^ TOMORROW NIGHT South Methodist church. bi-weekly meeting. The purpose come home, which will be about ers recalled that dispatches from Moscow, and south of Lakes-IInien TueiMlay, September S9 Tax Feasible Meat Prices Franco’s Plan signed from a, l.OOO.OOO-man Army of these meetings is to Instruct Christmas lime. the front luive told of heavy Ger­ Washington, Sept. 4.—(iT*> ____ Chunifking, China, Sept. 4. and Ladoga on the Leningrad for the assault upon Stallng^rad, ORANGE HALL Joint meeting of all local Ser­ First AJilers for their various Private Cervinl left Manchester man dive-bomber losses In the past fronL At Rzhev 83 Russian tanks vice Clubs as a Ladies’ Night Reymander's Restaurant — American fighting men ,i ' — (A*)— United States airmen commercial heart of the Volga specialized.Jobs in case of an air for Fort Devens July 31. and. from 35-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 fe\.' days. were claimed destroyed. basin and a gateway to the . C ^ attack. • there to .Miami, FJa.. to join the Two Measernchmltts' Destroyed- Levy o f Five Per Cent steadily strengthened their Entire Industry', ” lui scor^ direct hits on Japa- A Russian attempt to storm .4rril>a Declarps Drop­ plan. During the course of the eve­ Air Corps. Before going to the Two Mesaerachmitts, a 109 and Woulfl Prorliire A|h grip on the Solomon islands - Exceplion of Retail- ne.*e headquarters at Nan­ across the Neva river near Lenin­ ping of Siiiipp Doe* Red Army men fighting within ning. traction splints were demon­ Arm.v he was emplo>'ed by Pratt DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! a 110, wore destroyed by Ameri­ today as the Battle of the chang, protiably sank .seven grad also was defeated, the Ger­ the Don bend around Kletslcaya, strated. and each First Aider pres­ & Whitney Aircraft Co., where he Half Rroilers Veal Scallopine Roa.st Beef can fliers and United States Air proxiniately $2,500,- er* to Be Placed Un­ .steamers and damaged oth­ mans said, with 20 out of 28 ene­ .Afferl Interior harassing the Axis detachment* ent was given an 'opportunity to went to work on graduation f->m Force - headquarters said: Southwest Pacific brought my boats destroyed. Soft Shell Crabs Clams On the Half Shell ers in the Singtze-llankow moving eastward across the C\>a- demonstrate his ahility to manlpti- the Manchester High sdhool cla.ss "In the course of intensive 0 0 0 ,0' 0 0 Annuallv.a destruction of five Japanese der Regulation Now. Claims Volga Blockade World Attitude. sack steppes, occupied anoUisr iate them. Now and easier methods of 1940. operations United States medium ships; eight airplanes and channel and left a number of village and repulsed several oouix. of applying the traction hitch was While at school he was a mem­ .And Other Good Things To Eat The high command laid virtual NOTICE bombers with fighter escorts from Washington, Sept. 4—(yPt-^Con­ quantities of invasion sup­ Washington, Sept. 4—i/Pi—In a other craft in flames on Lake claim to a blockade of the Volga Madrid, Sept. 4. -uPi - The drop­ ter-attacks, the communiqus an­ discussed and approved by the ber of the cross-country and track VINTAGE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEERS the R. A. F. and United States nounced. team. gressional tax exfierU told the plies. Indications that constant move designed "to prevent the Poyang Wednesday in a devas­ nver traffic artery, by declaring ping of Ramon Serrano Suner, ALL MEMBERS OF THE gathering. battle groups attacked enemy tating series of raids upon the Ual'n Strategto Heiglrt It was announced that Precinct FOR THIS WORK Senate Finance Committee today evasion of existing and forthcom­ th.it "our troops on the Volga motor transport in the battle area. Allied battering was sapping ene­ enemy in Kiangsi and Hupeh have sunk so far three gunboats, outspoken champion of totalitarian 'The Germans gained a stratssl* 7 has now about 98 qualiticd First IS AVAILABLE! Several lilts and near misses were that a 5 per cent retail sales tax my strength came in communi­ ing price regulations," the Office two monitors and six freighters as ways and brother-in-law' of Gert- height in t)ie battle for Novoroo* Alders, although, as yet. only provinces, Lieut. Gen.'Joseph W. Itdian-Afflerican Club, Inc. observed. Several vehicles were would be feasible and would pro­ ques from General MacArthur's of Price Administration shortly Stilwell's headquarters announced well as numerous small shins.” eralissimo Franco, as Spain's for­ Sisk. Soviet NaVal base on tha about of them have signified Lit Us Go Over Your Work Australian headquarters and from Black Sea more than 400 mile* Auto and -Truck iltslroyed. duce approximately $2,500,000 an­ will place the entire meat industry, today. . '. DNB reported that troops from eign minister "neithef produces their intention of doing civilian de­ And See How .Much Stock Will "Medium bomber planes also at­ nual revenue. the Navy Department which told aouthw'est of Stalingrad, h|r ARE REQUESTED fense work. % except for retailers, under unified Ijxm-hl Retaken by Japs the army of Field Marshal Fritz nor could produci the least varia­ REPAIRS tacked enemy sirflelda and hits Colin F. Siam, head of the con- of lack of Japanese aircraft re­ licensing control. Von Mannstein—rested since the The next meeting of Precinct 7 Expert Bervioa At — BING O — Be Required. gre.s.sional staff, said he had asked sistance in New Guinea and ot Meanwhile, the Chlne.ne high tion in interior or international (Continued on Page 6ft TO BE AT THE CLUB ROOMS First Aiders w-ill be he held . at were seen in the target area. Fires Announcement of the licensing capture of Sevastopol two months TONIGHT 8 O’CLOCK were atarted in the vicinity of additional time to report to the only "periodic attacks" by small command announced that Lanchi, policy," the official Falange party 7:30 p. m. Sept. 16 at the Green program laat night followed the 10 miles north of Kinhwa. the ago—crossed the Kerch strait last 135 ELDRIDGE STREET ABEL’S Now, more than ever before, aircraft parked on the airfields. committee on the effect of a Treas­ detachments of invaders in the beginfiing of court action against Tue.iday ant^ha^i pierced th» Rus­ newspaper Arriba said toc DELICIOUS FOODSMODEST PRICES! a flat rate. While the Treasury of­ (Otartnued on Page Four) o f l.ukens S te e l Coiii|mny. that Kweilin, in coastal fTiokiang Foreign Ministry by Count Fran­ " th e r e are o n ly two weeks’ sup­ 18 Yean* Old Neces­ ficial suggested a levy on services cisco Gomez Jordana. soldier- Native Roa.stinfi Chickens as larne as 5 to 6 pounds... .Steaks Roast Turkey Roa.st Reef I .WE s e r v e T“ at well, the congressional staff op­ province. Chinese Informants said RFrrtiit* from Norway, ply of ste e l si-rap in th e country Oysters 'R In Season 18 More Keel* to Be Treasury Balance statesman who was foreign minis­ Broilers. Fryers and Fowl. Half Broilers Roast Ham Veal Cutlets posed this. "sky dragons" uf the U. S. Army in th e hands of steel mills." o m in r sary in W ar Effort. Set in New England Air forces shot down five Japanese AI*are-lvorraine a n d ter when the United States recog­ Corned Beef.. .Hams.. .Lamb Lejfs.. .Bacon. • Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer LOBSTER , SHRIMP 'Chairman George (D.. Ga.) told Washington, Sept. 4—(>Pv-- ’TTie reporters the committee planned planes yesterday in a spectacular nized Franco's regime in 1939 Protest Ijihor Day Ijiyoff Some stores are still short on different meat cuts and Washington. Sept. 4 Man­ To Note l.ahor Dav. position of the Treasury Sept. 2: air battle. Estonia .Are Sought. ■30 Oak Street Tel. 3891 The Roasts ud Scallop* Clam* Soft Shell Crabs Detroit, .Sept, i— ■/!*' — .\ sign meat demand is heavy. It will help us If you place your Steaks we feature power Oiairman Paul V. McNutt Receipts, $29,087,057.56; expen­ The raids were made in support (Continued on Page Tuel\e) reading "Momlay We Work (or (CkMitlBoed OB Page ' ditures. $203,532,147.08; net bal­ Bern. Sept. 4 - '/Pi Reports o( order Friday for Saturday, call or delivery.^ are of the name fine And Other Fresh Sea Food For The Holiday Week-end said today that one of every six Boston, Sept. 4.—{JPy—New Hitler" was (M isted outside the ance, $2,947,271,104.90. (Conttaued on Page Six) German efforts to raise troops in quality yon’d buy women ovet 18 years old not now England sltipyards will make La- Lincoln motor plant of The Ford for your own .table. )»or Day one great working day occupied Norw'ay. Alsace-Lorraine Motor Company today by mem- in the labor force would be need­ We nc^-er compro­ Woman'Victim of labor's war effort by launch­ and E.stonla Indicated today that Two Poliuemeii , iM'rs of the United .Automobile ' FRIDAY...FRESH FISH mise on q u a l i t y . TEA ROOM Come To The ed ID the war effort, and he .ee- ing 11 naval vessels and setting Hitler was starting the fourtli -ows I Workers (CIO) In protest against Fillets of Haddock. Sole, Flounder.. .Mackerel.. .But- Good beef la expen- tablisbed a 12-member Women'a the keels for 18 more. year of war by scouring Europe a IjilMir Day layoff ordered by “No Wlaes or Uquora—Just Good Pood" Tight Boots on Fighter for manpow'cr w'lth no source too terfish. . . Cod — Pollack. Limited amount of Swordfish. slro but we i>ay the Policy Committee in the War Man­ * Of Explosion The First Naval District an­ 2. A *1 2 1 1 * V m i l ? 1.' the il'onipany . .An Intrrnatioaal FRESH RED SALMON...Piece or Slice. price every day to 883 MALV STREET power Cbmmlaeion. nounced today that New England small to be tapped. • ; represenlatl\e of t h e . union seid grt the best. Opposite St, James’.* Church ’-‘One out of every four houee- yards would share in 150 launch­ A Berlin dispatch to the Neue leniplovcs of iMith the Lincoln and Chowder Clams. Please place your orders for I.obsters FACTORY Pilot May Cause Death Ziiricher Zeitimg said the Nazi svivee, perhaps one out of every T i i i i p B o m b E x p l o d e s ” » ^»*e Ford o .m - and Steaming: Clams before 8:00 .M. as we only aet ings and keel-layings throughout • P®n> who »!>• «»n war jtibft iin'N^r k. three, between the ages of 18 and Maid Critically Injuretl the nation set. for next Monday as civil administration in Alsace- these two items on ord^r., \ , 44 will be employed," he said. Lorraine. had extended compulsorj' O u t s i d e B a r r a e k s .-Y s.tivd price <-ontrncts were not be- For Your And Several Other producing proof that "free labor ^ ling called tn for work Monday WIU Aid .MobUlzlng Wonira will win” Indianapolis. Sept. 4— Tight • tests. It wrss found that pressing military' service to men w'ho lived Miss Margaret A. Hickey, owqer boots on a fighter pilot may lead with one foot on a board, m imita­ in that part of Lorraine belonging K o i l l l d l i p Is l* r e s s e t l. iM-caus.' ,double time rates would Pers4>n* Are Hurt. Boston's George . Lawley and to his death in flight. _ prevail. ■ PINEHURST.. Fruits.. Vegetables and director of a ecbool for sccre- Sons yard will send out' a patrol tion of the foot presstire tisetf on to Germany before 1918 where tariea at St. Louis, was named Thia report, one of the new. sur­ the rudder of a plane, increases the they previously could serve only Belfast. Northern Iretaml. Sent . ,,, , , _ New York, Sept. 4—oF)—An ex­ vessel sponsored by Mrs. Robert prising conditions found in flying B eets...... 2 bchs. 17c cluUrman of the Women'a Policy Smith of Quincy, secretary of Lo­ coiuiumption of oxygen This wa.a on a voluntary, ba-sis. 4 -e The explosion of a t . m e l " " ' ■ o All Wool Sweaters plosion in the fashionable Buchan­ which differs from all previous hu­ In Estonia, the Nazi administra­ due as anticipated to the increase bomb outside a police barraeks at ^ i . .a Committee, which will aid In mobi- an apartments on the East Side In cal 37, Union of Marine and Sliip- man experience, 'was made today j Carrots ...... 2 bchs. 13c llzing the women workers. tn muscular work. tor announced that Hitler "has Randalatou n. Northern Ireland, ^'ull:enrlo lUtl-ta ani.oun.^ t.Klay and mldtowm New York today killed building Workers of America to the Aero Medical Asoociation, of ELBERTA McNutt explained the committee (CIO), and a landing craft chris­ Then the testa were taken wear­ given his permission" for the es and a sharp guit battle between ! »»“ •« nadilllrnflon of ( ul«ns Ripe Tomatoes.. .2 lbs. 1.5c Mrs. Davis Oswald, 38, critically an organization of military and cl- ing boots which Army officers tablishment of an Estonian le­ police and Irish Republican guer- ‘Iratt age would start shortly and would ooneider quesUona of Im­ Injured her maid and hurt several tened by Mrs. William H. Magni- vlliait-physicians specializing, in the gion. Volunteers . once signed rillas at the Northern Ireland-ISre ' dlsclose.1 that some offi-ent of the portant policy concerning' the Maw- other hr*ons. The blast was heard der, wife of Otmmander Magni- considered a little tight. Mild SWEET POTATOES Have The Wheels On Your peculiar medical and physlcai prol>- tightness hid not make much dif­ must serve for the duration. Itorder heightened tension today i "Id-Army and Navy which he and power Uommlasion’a program for for 10 blocks. der, U.8.N. lems oP flying. Golden or White, 3 lbs. 25c Sportswear training as well aa recruiting ference. But when boots were In Norway, where a call for in this Ulster capital .|'’••''’r enlisitxl n»en oust«xl in the Assistant Fire CThief John J. Mc­ American Legionnaires of .Wol' Breatoea More Oxygen fairly tight, the work of pressing No casualties were r-port-d "sergeants' revolt” of 1933 would women wnrtten, and would work Carthy said the explosion appar­ laaion Post 395 wriU lead a parade The bod pl*ce for boots to be volunteers was said to )tave had A Special on Fancy Seedlcs.<> Car Checked Periodically cloaely with ' the commission’s on the" rudder caused the consump­ virtually no response. Quislings of from the gun battle and the a t -! he recalled to duty as Instructors PEACHES ently was caused )>y gas liut that a to the Quincy Adams yacht yard tight on -a pilot is areaind the lackers escar>ed escaped Authorities ex- ex­ i . . . WHITE GRAPES. 2 lbs. 29c Manageaient-Lahor Policy Om - further Investigation was being whtre Mra. F. LsForrest Me- calves. This tightness has not the tion of ox.vzen to shoot up far military age were reported being ’ Our Special Sale of All Wool- mittee; more than without the boot.s. mobilized for action against So­ pressed tielief that the guerrillas I se HeInkeU For Bomtilng made. C^ualand, president of the post's, least bad effect on tus feelings or fled back into Eire after firing on I >n n d o n . *e p t. 4.—- J ’ — T lie fo u r- Faiicy, I-arjfe por Alignment. Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. Se­ auxiliary, will swing a ribboned No .Yttenqrt To Explain Reason viet Russia. Police said t)ie blast occurred in his health. But under some cir- police barracks at Bellech, Coun­ m o to re d H e ln k e i 177, la rg e s t For Canning Are Ready lective’ Service director, eaid re­ Mrs. Oewold'e apartment on the champagne botUe against a new cumatancea, frequent in war. the An odd fact was that at rest A Stockholm report to the Bas CAULIFLOM-ER, each 29c Sweaters At $1.49 for Boys and cently that able-bodied men la ia- with throe tight boots, oxygen ty Fermanagh. Telephone lines in liu n ib e r th e tto rn u in s lu tve uaed W’hecta out of alignment arc dangerous and will wear sixth floor. Her maid, Margaret submarine chaser. leg pressure cau-ses him to breathe ler National Zeitiing said this was Mle vicinity had been cut pnor to dustries Vould be drafted, and consumption diopped under that believed to -have been the price o v e r B r it a in , is b e in g flow n In d a y ­ BANANAS ...... box 35c out tires very quickly. Burke. 36. was taken to a hospital New Yard to Set. Fl\« Keeki about 30 pet cent mure oxygen the attack. , ­ that they must be replaced by suffering from a fractured skull. The new yard of the Bethlebe'ni of rest With no bouts. Captain De­ demanded by Hitler for permission lig h t ra id s on t h is is la n d now a u fftMT HaMl Picked (Saacc. Eatinf. or Plea) ^ Girls Is Still On Uioji be dMS aitliout tight boots. 90 Suspev't* .Arrested -4 Now • 9 Also For Labor women and older men. Internal Injurtee and fractures of Steel Company at' Hlngtiam will lucchi did not attempt to explain to Vldkun Quisling to set up a thoritative so u n x d isc lo se d to­ 'fhis means unexpectedly fast ex­ During the night police presaed . , ^ gU J^STEW APPLEli...... 5 Iba. 25c MOTOR TONE UP WORK VALVES GROUND "Increased partlcipaUoa of wom­ both legs. set five' keels' and the building of the reason for the great increase Nazi-pattern state in Norw'ay by d a y S o m e so u rc e s s a id they b haustion of the oxygen supply in their roundup of auspected politi­ H eved t lie s u c c e s s fu l r a id s b y *• Jefiy G rapes...a shipment of BRAKES RELINED en In oqr all-out war productloo Three Hortod rrew Beto a patrol craft will be atarted la his plane. At high oltUudiM this in oxygen consumption with woric, replacing the 1814 constitution cal .agitators w'hich by piorning effort la eaeential to Its auoceae, Three other women. In nearby the W, A. RoMnaon yard at Ip­ .eon mean death. - )nit presented the experiments be­ with one on. National Socialist .A m e ric su i f ly in g fo rtre s s e s o ve r th e Plat aad Qaart Ball Ideal Glaaa Top Jars. DIAL 4151. D ay Week had' resulted in 90 arrests. # ^ McNutt said. “War productloa apartments were buried from their swich. The report was by Oapt, Jose cause he said they are Important lines. • Member* of the outlaw-ed Irish c o a tin e n t n a y h a v e cau se d to Work Done By Pint Clasa Mechaniea. Retail Salesroom tte rn m n s to tu rn t<* the g la n t ^ alone employed about 1,400,000 b h s by the force of the explosion, Maine wnll contribute six Raoul Delucchi. M. D.. Argentine in millitary 'aviation. Membeie of the Norwegian Nazi Republican Army were blamed for women last December. This .fl^re and ceilings and walls on four launchinga and aix keel-layinge at military avtatlon, RepubUem at Ar- .For example, he said. If m m the Randalatown blast, w'hich in­ p la n e s w h ic b fia t r ^ party affected by tlie reported . » ■ will jump to «JK)0,000 by Datom- floors of the 15-etory building at the following yards: Frank L. gSBttno. He is chief of the psycho- are ordered' to go to 35.000 feet, Quisling mobilizatiorv order were jured tw'o police officers and ap­ g o n ro d to tw o p ro p e lk irs god Manchester Knittin? Milk ber, 1941, and will climb to 8,000,- 160 East 4Sth street were Sample, Jr., Inc., Boothbay Har­ loidcal and Physiotoglcal Labora­ with an oxygen supply OrlUch ia said to number only 3.700 men be parently wa* in protest against w in g e fto n o f 108 fe e t, o v e a l*n l * n PInchii Kit Grocem ^tic. Manchester Motor Sales Novelli’s Fruit Farm 000 by toe end a t I94S. By t h ^ crocked. The building liouaea 300 bor: Camdra Shipbuilding Com­ tory of the Headquarters at Mili­ Jiist about adequate for such a tween the ages of 18 and 45. the Itanging of Thoma* Wftliama. tb o a R w lo n r a a t e r s o f to e B r lt W lis | Robert Sdialler. Prop. MANCHESTER GREEN TEL.S304 **>meh win represent at least 30 tenants snd hss IS pent)iouses. It pany, Camden; ' Rice Brothers. tary Aviation. trip. • it will not he enough for a Norwegian sources here oom- youthful' IRA follower, last Tues- T h e G e rm o a s lu iv e beea ^ : r: ■ th e m o l t o .666 feet fee t o ______^ . 512 VVE8T CENTER St o f f t ^ TEL. 4134 IMoiintain Road. Glastonbnrv • i 1 Aviators breathurz pure nxvgen. man with tight boots, and that O o^ Erenino linlll 9:00 (Oaa« Vm Si hKh slUtodt ttghts. took tos Bian will be i« treulrta. ^iOaaltotwS sa Paga I r) iCeetlaeed w* Poga r«qr| . 1 '■ 1

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRTDAT, SEE I EMBER *. T sn MANUmsSTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CJONN. FRIDAY, SEPl'EMBER 4, li94t PAGE idence B Districts, a minimum of 450 square fret and 650 square feet ^ning Change respectively per family in Resi- Rations Board Local Soldiers Advice on Buying with a full sense of gigsmtie re­ building for storage of trucks, enclose a vestibule at that ad>7 Tin Pan Alley Has Much Before School Lost find Found Dept. made to the w ar effort. It haa been .. dence C Districts aiid in D and E Hurley Lauds made not for labor’s sake alone but sponsibility. It Inust not be dei- Appeals Board equipment and tools on Bidwell dress which is closer to the street-jj ^Approved Here ^stricta, At least one-half of the Reports Tires Given Housewives Movies Doing At Ration Board Office for US alL for our Allies, and for frauded of Its reward.” street with the stipulation that line than regulations permit. seb»Od floor area qualifying for Are Advanced By The Associated Preee Check Urged liberty. Without it, we jio u ld by the minimum size of the lot area Permission wa. height at^-not less than seven (7) Big Business Price and ' Rationing Board “We hear much Just now about ing to be erected will be 29 by 70 ro homestead, 99 Porter street,'! L Commission Passes Rule feet. The s^epnd floor in each esse Loral Body Lists Tubes Manrhester Youths to I Your cost of living need not rise 11-76, located in the Lincoln the difficulties of our war produc­ feet. Baltimore, Sept. 4 — 'Fin • current trop of patriotic ballads. 1 if you buy wisely. The State De­ Physical and Dental Ex­ London, Sept. 4— (JPt— The Vichy into a 2-family dwelling. The qualifying fo r living quarters shall school, seems' to be facing the tion. I feel sure, however, that the radio reported today that a large Both applicaUqns \\*ere Contin­ And Retreads Also A l­ Pan Alley has a lot to learn about They feel that the songs insult partment oif Agriculture and the building is in a Residence A zone. T o Prevent Band-Box have access..thereto by ^ a perma­ Enter Air Force Offi­ necessity of establishing a Terms Achievements of record made by our factories in the Denies One Application ued from Hie last meeting of the their intelligence and. good taste. State Defense (5ouncil provide the aminations Essential to Inrlividual Picture Earn­ number of merchant ships bearing The applicant stated that upon ij nent built-in stairway. morale building and It could do "Lost and Found” department. last few montha will some day be board. Houses Being Built. lowed Last 'W eek. They want and demand fine lilting cers School. follow-ing information to Connec­ huge fuel cargoes had arrived last And Approves Others purchasing the house he intiended In computing the minln^ni floor worse than take lessons from Sound Health. ings Heading for High­ During the four months the Recent Months Great music, say Bach, Beethoven. Ravel, ticut consumers on the thrifty recognised as one of the most night at Gibraltar. The broadcast­ .-\ppliraU(HM Approved to convert it into a 2-famlly area for living quarters^-utility office has been In existence, a amazing feats of Industrial his­ er said the British now had an Tha Zoning Ooniniission l u t During the week ending August ■Ravel and Brahms. ■ Cahbner or Schubert. buys in local stores. In Tribute to Labor. At Last NighFs Meeting Three current appHcmtidne for house and spent aeveral thousands * rooms, rooms for heating equip­ Sergeant. 4th grade. William est in 15 Years. wide variety of thing# have tory., In ths making of this recobd . b ■ That's the advice to songsmitha "And fiist-rate music for bur Meats; Veal loaf, minced ham, Hartford, Sept. 4— A continuous Impressive force” assembled at exceptions) advertised ‘ for last of dollars on it but rented it ad­ ■Iftat approvad after a public hear­ ment, garages, bay windows, out­ 31, local W ar Price and Rationing Laurence Brennan, son of William health program In every home been )eft there. labor has played at least its full from Larry Afller. the harmonica armed forces can be found, too; in corned' beef, iamb flanks. that stronghold. The Zoning Board of Appeals night were approved after hear­ vantageously then as a, boarding tily, a proposed amendment to the side vestibules ai>4 open or closed Board 11-76 issued certificates for with a special health check-up for Bg iamea Marlow and Oeorge A ' gabardine raincoat Is Hartford, Sept. 4 -— OP) — Gov. part. _ virtuoso who "w'ouldn't be caught oirr dance compositions. You just Brennan, of 21 Mount Nebo place, Poultrj-; Fow-1, moderately pric­ last night denied the application ings were held. Mrs. Mary house. . J . porches or verandas shall not be 13 new truck tires, and ten tubes, each child before he entera or re­ _ W M k e probably the most valuable Robert A. Hurley today termed the Tow Car Rencues Horses Ceniny rcyulations declariny mini­ dead offering soldiers 'White Cliff.a have to choose carefully. 'They formerly a personnel clerk with ed. Spectoi Reason for Pride of John McCann to convert the Scranton was granted persii.s.sion mum floor areas for certain types included. Living quartets shall be turns to school is advocated in the N ew York, Sept. '4 — (W ide article at the office. It has war production achlevementa of also four new pa.sscnger tires and of Dover.' And I would be caught like such contemporarj' classics a.s the Travelers Insurance Company. F'lsh; Mackerel, haddock, ’floun­ "H ere In CTonnectlcut we have a third floor of a building at 30 to rebuild a utility house at 160 constructed with ceilings and walls ders. current issue of the State Depart­ been there several weeks. Phoenix, Ariz.--(A5— BUc horses Novel Clock of Ilriny quarters in the several one tube, four Grade II passenger dead- ..suddenly dead - i f I tried to 'St. Loius Blues' and 'Rhapsody in World) — TTie war will make recent montha one which would special reason for pride and grati­ Laurel street Into an apartment Tolland Turnpike, which was de­ aones, aliminating the poasibillty of finished on the inside with lath and In Hartford, and Corporal Harr>' ment of Health weekly bulletin. changea in the movlea- forcing a There's also a wearable felt were pleased to leam the auto car tires and' three tubes. It also play. ‘GocKi-bye-, .Mama. I'm Off to Blue ■■ 'They like- 'Night and Day' Vegetables: Beat buys— cabbage, "some day be recognized as tme of tude on this day because labor has Jn a residence B zone. The stroyed by fire In-October. 1941. loosely aoostnicted “band-box” plaster in the customary manner, A. Howland, son of Mr. and Mrs. tomatoes. Moderate— celerj', pota­ Physical and dental examinations pinch here and a tuck there ■ but hat, a tube of tire cut filler hasn't been discarded. Tempted ■•A novel clock In a .South Amer­ approved retreading for 33 truck Yokohama' for 'em " and 'Dancing m the Dark ' But the most amazing feats of indus­ so faithfully kept the compact that building was -recently remodeled to The building is in a Resirtt-nce A type houses which have troubled or finished in some substitute ac­ toes. oauliflow-er. , .. .. at regular, intervals are essential they are doing a big huslneaa now. and a child’s doll. Only yester­ by cOol, running water, aeyen ican city I* in the form of a tires and 39 passenger tars. The Baltimore born virtuoso they .loathe phonies, such as Re­ Alfred A. Howland, of 71 Strick­ trial history.” it made. Immediately after our en­ make four apartments. zone-. aeveral other Connecticut cities ceptable to the building inspector. Fruits; Best buy— dooking ap­ features of a sound health pro­ Variety, the ahow world'a week­ day someone left a half dozen plunged Into a deep carlal and searchlight. The clock. In revolv­ V ho took the harmonica from the member Pearl Harbor'."" land street, a graduate of W h ar­ In a formal Labor Day state­ try Into the war, with the governor Permission was granted Orta C. and towns during the defense hous- The Zoning Commission at the' New Truck Tire* ples. Moderate.'— seedless grapes, gram for every member of the ly chronicle, haa thla to aay: chocolate covered- doughnuts. couldn’t get out. An automobile The board approved the applica­ ing falls on a different landmark street corners to the concert hall When Adler plays at service ton buaineak school of the Univer­ ment, the chief executive contend­ of the state and ' with Industrial Guertin of 17-19 Essex street to I Iny eoestruction boom. same time also voted to change the Those granted new truck tires plums, peaches. family. "Opening montha of World w ar A t this writing only five re­ tow car rescued six. One drowned tion of Andrew Ansaldl to erect a every hotir. thinks the place for com is on the camps— afid he does it often— he sity of Pennsylvania, have been ed that without the contribution of management. The result Is that U tU e Opposition Schedule of Area, Height and were: Stuart H. \’. Carlson, 44 . Eggs and dairy products; Pul­ As a last minute health ap­ n find Individual picture eaminga mained and the others seemed farm and not the bandatand. For dw sn ’t try to whip up morale. admitted as officer candidates to American labor to the w ar effort, during all the following months There was little opposition to the Bulk of Buildings" in the Zdning Stock place, three new tlrfs arid let eggs. praisal of children about to enter both in rentala for the producer- In danger of disappearing rap­ example: "These soldiers, sailors and the Air Forces Officer Candidates "we should by this time have been Connecticut haa not had a single proposed plan which in effect will Rules and Regulations to require three lubes; Manchester Lumber schoql, the bulletin suggested that diatributora and In taklnga at the idly. : in Residence B Districts a mini- Intuited By Current Crop marines have it already," lie said. school at Miami Beach, Florida. beaten." strike vailed by organized labor In aatabllsb floor areas for the several and Kuel Company. , 255 ' Center A fter successfully completing mothers ask themselves the folr theater wlcketa, heading for the murri lot area of 7.200 square feet "Our flghUng men know the war "All I try to do is to entertain The governor said that “as a our munitions factories. O f this residential zones suitable to the street, four tires and four tubes; an intensive twelve Weeks course lowing questions: higheat level! In approximately 15 and a minimum lot width of 60 isn't a Joke They aren't fooled one them, to make them happy, or to matter of decent gratitude,” it was record all the three partners— la­ specific location end type of rest- Charles Tedeschi. 42 Lancaster of instruction they will be com­ All of Draft Has my child had a thorough yeara." feet and in Residence C Districts second by the slush that 'Tin Pan take their minds off the war for the duty of poIiUcal leaders "to see bor, management and government omtial ^ development, assuring road, one tire and one tube; Rob­ missioned Second Lieutenants in physical examination dunng the School and College Semesters Are About To Start. a minimum lot area of, 750 yquare .\lley turns out for them. As a a few minutes. And I can’t do any Some of the reaaona: Bomber Pilot that labor’s present prosperity — ^have Just reason to be proud. It property'*owners in each locsUty ert J. Upton. Garden street, two the A ir Forces. Arm y of the United last six months ?■ feet per family and a-minlm'um lot matter of fact, a lot of soldiers Curtailment on aiich cuatomary shall continue after peace ia re­ Is a record which has had Its effect that their investments will be guar­ tires; Clarence L, Hale Construc­ of these things by playing Tin Pan States. Board Quits W hat defects were found 7 width of 60 feet. and sailors are insulted by the Alley songs." diveraiona as drirtng and increas­ stored.” outside the boundaries of the state. anteed by the prohibition of homes tion Company. 869 Main street, At this school, the first of its , Have these defects been cor­ The above amendment and ed employment, which means more Reaches Base The governor’s statement: “If only as a matter of decent of lower valuation or unsightly three tires and three tubes. kind, the officer candidate studies rected? change shall take effect Septem­ money to spend, ia sending men. Products Never So Necessary gratitude, I . regard it as a major aMracter being constructed in that more than 35 specialized courses Has my child been protected ber 5. Rev. Francis P. Breen was given Texas Body First De­ women and children to the movlea "During all the year* in which obligation of political leaders to We Have Clothing and Furnishings •jiart in the burglary waa to stand from the diseases for which a pre­ launediata vicinity. a certificate for two new passen­ In administrative, personnel and for entei-tainment. Labor Day haa been observed,’ it see that labor’s present prosperity outside of the rationing board ventive is known? ' Tramps Through New The new soning regulation stipu­ ger car tires and ’ the Town of Probe Buyers supply duties. Upon graduation of­ fers All But Seven of - A line three and four deep wind­ has never mejuit so much to so shall corrtlnue after peace is re­ offices and catch the boxes con­ Immunized against diphtheria? lates that the area of each house Manchester, police department, ficers wdll be assigned to duty in ing half-way or almost all the many people ns It does In 1942. stored.' Those leaders have few to be constructed must have the taining the gasoline books as they 42 Men Called. Vaccinated against smallpox? Guinea Jungles '2 0 two new tires and one tube. one of these departments in the way around the block to-get^lnto Never before have so many Amer­ po6re important tasks than to pre­ prescribed area on the foundation E. P. Lathrop were thrown out of the window- Has my child had a semi-annual There were two new tires and O f Gas Books Air Forces, thus relieving trained the' Radio City Music Hall is a Days; Two Missing. icans been enrolled in the ranks of vent that sudden and disastrous for living quarters. by 'which entrance had been gain­ dental e:'iaminatlon ? two tube# for Grade II given to pilots from such duties and allow­ Rotan, Tex,. Sept. 4-^i;P)— Fish­ familiar sight in Rockefeller Cen­ labor, and never have the pr<^acta slump Into unemployment which Well Dressed Students Want Text of Amendment ed, Capt. Bray said. ing them to devote their full time er County's Draft Board nas quit Did this reveal any cavities John W . Phelps of 356 Oakland ter. one bl()ck from Broadway. A t an Allied Base in Australia, of American labor been so neces­ has followed other wars. In order Following is the amendment to Left Property .\re StIU Being H eU to flying. en masse— after first deferring all (caries) or other tooth defects? Some of the aqiieezes, pinches street and two tires and one tube Over 6,000 Stolen in Sept. 4. (/Pi -L ieut. Duncan Sef- sary to the people of other lands. to prevent It they must lay their Section rv of the Zoning Rules as Tolbert and;, Antoci are sUll be­ but seven of the 42 men who were Have thes' conditions been cor- of the sanie grade to Robert W and tucks, t-lready here or coming: fern of Manawa. W is.. pilot of a "On this day we-should all be plans and make their preparations passed last night by the ^ n in g ing held in the police lockup in to have answered an Aug. 28 call , reeled? Inroads by the armed .service.! Smith. 46 Jensen street Bridgeport and Sold, marauder bomlier which ran out thinking of the marvelous contri­ at once. CM m isston: Triple X Store on Main lieu of $5,000 bonds while Christino tor induction. Has my child healthful habits? on movie producers, directors, Retread Truck 'Tires of ga.soline on a flight from bution that American labor haa “Labor is now doing its share. N o house shall hereafter be erec­ Police Head Asserts. and the other three men are at And over in San Antonio, Sec­ Posture good? A program of players. Clark Gable. Tyrone ■ Of the 33 retread truck tire cer­ Aussies Given Town.sville. Australia, to Port Boys’ Suits \ ted in any district or zone unless Street Is DeedetJ to Son liberty under $5,000 bonds. retary-member Ed McClannahan play and exercise which develops Power, James Stewart. Henry tificates issued, the Alexander .Moresby. N ew Guinea, has reach­ College it ahaU ^tber (a i Have a mini­ Bridgeport, Sept. 4.— (.Pi— As The three other men ars Peter of the Bexar county Board No. 8 good posture ? Fonda being among those who Sizes 6 to 18 Yeara t ,.i O f Late Owner. Jarvis Oompany'" was allowed 17 ed this base .after tramping $12-50 mum floor area on the foundation M. Genova, 29, who waa arreated Increased Aid has resigned—in protest against Eats with enjoym &t three well have signed up from the players w . ------OPA agenta from Hartford Joined through N ew Guinea Jungles for for living qMttera on the ground and also two tubes; Valvollae Oil late yesterday morning, Frederick a Washington deferment of a Ne­ 'balaJiced meals daily? ranks. Tweeda and Herringbones And Up in the irtvestigation to round up 20 days. ,• floor of 900 square feet in Rural The one story brick building st Company, two tires; Stuart H. V. J. English, 26. and Paul Inserra, • __ gro editor. Sleeps restfully throughout the Shortage# of materials— such as M en Carlson, four tires: Southern New His arrival left only two men ’s and Residence A A Di.stricts. 750 the corner of Main street and persons who purchased gasoline 28, all of Bridgeport. Genova is the Flow o f Essential War The Fisher County Board mem­ night? lumber aind metal already have . square feet in Residence A Dis­ Brainard place owned by the late England Telephone Company, six ' Practices hab(U of cleanliness?' missing of the five who were ...... Just In! rationing books stolen from the brother of Thomas J. Genova, who bers, W. W . Morton. George W. forced economies on the industry; Perkins Lathrop of North Coven­ Urea and John Clark, 37 HollUter with him, one his navigator and tricts, 650 square feet per family ration board offices here on Aug. only recently was involved In the Requirements Growing Riley and A. B. Hilbum. said in Washes hands thoroughly before the economy will be greater be­ try,. haa been deeded to hia aon, street, two tires and two tubes. the other 'Vern Haughland, Asso­ la R ^d en ce B Districts and 600 17. local police today were work­ Fairfield county Jail Investigation a signed statement that State Se­ each meal and after the toilet? cause the governmetU has banned aquars fast per family In Residence Everett P. Lathrop of Benton ciated Press war correspondent Other Requests Approved ing with .New York City authori­ after his premature Jail release. Curtin Asserts Today. lective Service headquarters ar­ a e a n s teeth at least twice a spending more than $5,000 for the C DiatricVi and in D and E EMs- street, according to a certiScate of day? who went to'Australia from Los Of the 59 retread tires approved ties in an attempt to locate two English, Geneva and Inaerra are bitrarily bad deferred one regis­ set of any one picture. IN TIME FOR SCHOOL trtets, or (b ) Have a minimum distribution, recorded at the town Angeles. Leslie M. Ames. 13 Cumberland more New York men who are said' accused of having purchased the Canberra, Australia, Sept. i — tjPi trant because he was a. farm a&d Ma.v Have to d o se Oiie I>a.v floor araa on the foundation for clerk'a office. Sefferh said today that Haug- street, was granted certificates for to have participated in the bur­ stolen books in large lota. — The flow at Australia's essential ranch hand. Variety pqWtfi out the po.s.slbll- Uvlng quarters on the' ground floor Mr. Lathrop was the former land was last seen as he listened four tires and one tube: Xndrew glary. w ar requirements from the United Oasslflcation Fits Most ity piefune house.' may have to of 700 square feet and a minimum president of the Tolland Bank and MIDNIGHT - DA\^*N to instructions on ,tbe use of his Charles Albert, 402 Tolland turn­ States is gradually increasing. And that classification, said the con8idej»"''closing one day a week, CUTE total floor area for living quarters was a holder of considerable real Five Bridpeporlers and one New- DANCE parachute and then Jumped into pike, one tire; Fern E. Altierie. Prime Minister John Curtin said in board, ts 98 per cent of the coun­ •as iiv'the last war. or curtail op­ of 1,060 square feet in Rural and Yorker Harold Tolbert, 25, are now- Sug^r Once Cost space 13,000 feet above New estate in Manchester and Coven­ Hotel Sheridan, four Ures and two a statement today. ty's registrants. Sunday Night. Sept. 8 erations by shorter programs or ■aaidenee A A Districts, a mini- being held on a techfiical charge . try. The estate waa bandied by the tubes; Andreis' Anaaldi. 125 West Planes, tanks, guns and equip­ So they put most of their 42- limited hours of exhibition, as in Guinea. c .4nd Up anim floor araa of 550 equarc feet of breach of the peace for the MILLER’S HALL T.hat waa Aug. 7. The flr.st Hartford Connecticut Trust Com- Center street, two tires; Edwin J. S2.75 Per Pound ment for ths fighting forces make man Aug. 28 quota in Oaas 3-A— England. and 850 square feet respectively in pany. theft and distribution of some 6.- Modem and Old Faahloned crewman to reach Port More.sby N. Bollnsky. 15 Norman street, up more than half the lease-lend and presented their resignations Other factors which might force Residence A Districts, a minimum How He Got Property 800 stolen gasoline coupon books. Starting i: Midnight to 4 A. M. struggled' in on Aug. 17 and re­ three tires; Alexander H.-Barber. Hartford. Sept. 4— Nobody today supplies received here to date, the yesterday. such curtailment are shortages in­ ef 450 aquarc feet and 700 square Mr. Latbrop purchas^ the According to Captain of Detec­ SUITS lief parties sent out then found 40 Phelps road, one Ure; Thomas tives James H. Bray. Tolbert who remembers the lime when sugar— prime minister added. At Austin. Adjt. Gen. J. W att volving electric power, air condi­ tost respectively per family in Res­ property by taking a first mort­ Among the remaining 50 per two others, Charles Brennan, 185 Main street, w-as returned to this city late yea- comparatively Inferior sugar— coat Page, head of. the SU te SeiecUve tioning, copper, fuel oil supplies. They’re brand new in style and gage on the place in 1923 and cent he listed machine tools for Seffern said today he had hopes three tires; W arren G. Case, 18 ^erday from New- York, has ad­ $2.75 a pound. Service s>’stera, withheld comment Already it has been propo.sed Young Men*8 later buying out the second mort­ Lilac street, one tire; Samuel E. increasing Australia's own war on their action. He acknowledged both Haugland and the plane's tfiilnrinfi: and real honeys— every mitted that he and t;>vo other Har- But that w-as the price it brought that the length of time it takes, to gage interest. He added to the' Cleaver, 91 Chestnut street, four production, tinplate, raw cotton, receipt of McClannahan’s res'jna- show a movie could be shortyned navigator would get out of the one of them. You’ll want to burion*8^^^:. ^ 'em.men now being sought had in London in 1742, according to building by extending the bnck tires and one tube; George E..Cole­ rolling stock, trucks, lubricating tlon from San Antonio but said it by eliminating the various blurbs Juqgle successfully, pointing out participated in the break. Ivan W. Burdick, State OPA Food LIVE in them. t'- building back about 15 feet. With man. 39 'Turnbull road, two tires; Rationing Officer, w-ho has made a oils and petroleum products.' would not be acted upon for sev­ that now start off all films. they might have caught fever or Tolbert, Capt. Bray said, ad­ this chingt made a long leaae was 'Thomaa Russell Goodwin. 11 Ed­ study of the subject. Direct Help More Important eral days. The argument on this score Is: been injured on landing and thus WANTED mitted that two weeks before the signed with the Triple X stores ward street. One tube; Buel C. , Even more Important than this The Fisher county registrant TODAY . SAT. AND SUN. Most movie fans not only don’t were delayed. Sport Contributing factors to the high' burglary, Anthony Christind, 24. and the building which bad been Grant, 119 Washington street, price of sugar back in those days lend-lea.se aid, however, Curtin as­ reclassified by the state headquar­ care who de.signed the costumes.or Moreover, he said, native# In and John .\ntoci, 19, of this city. occupied as a garag'e 'was' vacated. three Ures; Gammons Hoaglund were "slow modes of transporta­ serted. IS the direct help which ters had not asked his local board wrote the script but can't even re­ some parts of the Island are Journeyed to New York City to ORiAT ADVINTURII Maintenance Man It is one of the best located Co., 395 Main street, two Ures and tion, inefficient refining methods Australia has received from the for deferment, its members said. member the names, -and while they scarce and it might take time to busineee propertiee in Manchester tell him and the two Harlem men 5em of the Al«mo...bred ol To Work At one tube; David Hayes. 164 North and lack of a distribution sys­ United States thro'jgh the pres­ Employer Cues Influence are being fla,shed on the scr^n. contact .leaders for a trip to a and comes to his son without Main street, two tires; Simon Hil­ of "an opportunity to make a lot tem,"-Burdick says. ence of American armed forces in “His employer,” said the board's the courage ef Sem Heustonl wait impatiently for the show to friendly base. . Coats (I mortgage. debrand. 80 Linden street, three of money." "To a lesser degree, these same Australia. statement, "brought sufficient in­ start. The fact that the deeds had been tires; Elmer C. Long, 119 Spencer , .\a*iited In Break factors played an important part Successes achieved by United fluence to bear in our capital to As a result of the W a r Produc­ ^raam is T# Rallavo MONTHLY^ Burton recorded transfering the property street, two tires; Raymond J. L u ­ The three New- York men came during the last war in’ advancing States, forces in the Coral Sea. at have the classification dictated. tion Board’s order freezing film Plain Colors to Hr. Latbrop waa not known, to cas, 5 West street, one tube; Don­ to Bridgeport a week before the the price of sugar in the United Midway and in the Solomons have "If the state headquarters sees stock of 3.5 millimeter size movie S41 Main Street t ' the new owner, until Informed to­ ald S. McPherson. 56 Garden street, burglar>- and "looked the rationing States from five to 28 cents,” he been of vital importance to this fit to arbitrarily classify men as , camera size—Variety additionally TEMALE PAIiT Tweed.s and Plaids day by The Herald as he was ex­ two Urea and two tubes; John J. board offices over ' but did not at­ commonwealth, he declared. they have this man, the Fisher due to fuDcUonsl periodic disturb- AND $ 3 .9 8 added. ' predicts that film stock fbr pro­ snea#—because of lu soothln# effect pecting the notice to come to him Peretto, 139 Maple street, two tempt to gain entrance^ Capt. Today, however, despite sharply In reciprocation for the lend- County Board should In duty to duction and distribution will be ra­ on one of woman's most Important Geod Opportunity for ^ from the probate Judge in Coven­ tires; Adolph F. Simons, 316 Cen­ Bray said. The trio then* returned curtailed- transportation facilities lease aid she is receiving, Curtin the citixehry take ipimediate tioned shortly. orfsns. Follow Isbel dlrecUons Ideal ToeWear Now try. ter street, three tires; David Stew­ to Bridgeport again on Aug, 17, due to our World W ar II program, said, Australia is providing steps pn obtain the release of a Some observers believe the mov­ LYDIA EnNKHAM’S ^ * ^ And Under Coats Later Industrious ^Fellow. ^ art, 54 Florence street, four Ures the date of the robbery, and assist­ the price- of sugar remains sta­ American forces here w-lth vari­ n u n ^ r of men who have been ie industry can cut its use of film Size.s 12 to 20 A new method of freezing beef and four tubes; Monica E. Thomp­ ed CJhristino and Antbci in the. tionary— none selling above seven ous supplies and services. He sent to the Arm y." stock by more than 20 per cent Apply in Person. ^ which requires only six hours in­ son. 75 Linmore drive, three Urea; break. Capt. Bray said. cents a pound. listed some of these services as' TIfb San Antonio resignation without doing Itself much harm. $10-50 stead of the usual eight days was 'Thomas J. Waddell Jr, 38 Horton Chrlstlno s.nd Antoci, w-hen ar­ "The credit for this goes to our, follows: . was prompted by'a six-months de­ NItrocullulose, basic material A New Shipment Of ^ ferment granted In 'Washington to recently demonstrated in Argen­ road, four tires and one tube; Don­ rested Wednesday night, had ad­ price control and rationing policy.” Warships Being Repatiod from which film Is made, is also And Up James Andrews. 38. Neg;ro editor. tina. according to the Department^ ald E. Willis, 18 Main street, four mitted breaking into the board Burdick pointed out. W e simply N aval— U. S. w-arshlpa and aux­ a prime ingredient of gunpowder. Local board and state officials of Commerce. tires and four tubes offices, Capt. Bray said. Tolbert's took a lesson from history.” iliary vessels are being repaired In Film stocks on hand are expected RECORDS CHILDREN’S HATS $ 1 .0 0 had denied deferment. Andrews For "Tots To Tfvners" ^ ^ Australian . dockyards and are HEN OF to permit high production for some VICTOR ' BLUEBIRD contended Negro Journalists are time’ to come. Some At 8LI9 . $1.39 - 61.79 and $1.98 being provided w ^h foodstuffs, oil needed to keep up Negro morale . DECCA and other items from local Movie bou.se ■ admission prices Sport Pants $4*00 up in wartime. COLUMBIA AND OKEH ■^burton for best, burton burton for best: sources. No charges for any may be rai.sed, soma financial ’s ... ’s source* believe, without affecting ’s ... port facilities ars made by Aus­ Large Stock of Albuma TEXAS attendance while at the same time tralian authorities. ARLOW’ NOW 2* -i A rm y— Every American soldier ROBIRI STACK BROO CRliVfORO offsetting, any rises in labor and Youths’ Suits $ 2 2 - 5 0 Boys’ Longies $ 2 .50 up Is being supplied with a full ra­ PLAVINO film rental cost#. tion scale and special camps-and Movie maker# are expected to KEMP’S, Inc. F o r V a lu e s HIGH SCHOOL ,\GE stores have been arranged for lACKIf COOPFR ANNf CWlN'Nf turn out more " A " p icture#- Pnrnltare — Music And Up — z g p -T which have the cream Of actors, their accommodation. Extensive RAIPH BUiAMr lANt DAk a I.; ;es Main SL Tel. .568U buildings have been provided fbr directors, technicians and are giv­ aO LARRIIIU en the highest budget for ex;,- supply depots and one of the big­ \ P 0 W E U 'g ^ Boys’ Knickers $2.00 up penscs— and fewer "B " pictures, gest modern civil hospitals has ’Ht4 ii!iI Ac. • .fc »i m s s ; the second best brand. This might Boys ’ been turned over for the exclusive PtOM A WOMAN’S mean fewer double-feature show­ use of American troope, notwith­ — O.v THE SAME SHOW — ings. Read Herald Advs. PIOURI-THERI’S standing an acute shortage of — ON THE SAME SHOW — TONIGHT’S e . ' > such institutions. Field artillery, 'J NOTHINO lIKi A gasoline, oils, medical and dental Sweaters supplies also are being provided. Air Force—All existing air­ Gala Attraction fields have bedn made available to the U. 8. Arm y A ir Forces and $ 1 .2 5 up large additional facilities are be­ ing constructed for their use. SUN., MON., TUBS. In addition. Curtin said. Aus­ SUPER-BINGO Women every rfay "ofo tralian manufacturers have di­ verted their plants to 'U. 8, re­ Men s learning ittoi ihoy eon hove* quirements for production of am­ LIONEL ATWILL $200 IN PRIZES charming figures with com­ munition, spare parts for planes J and other necessities. INA lERKEL fort-in the FlEX-ible EASE Nat PENDinOfl ARJJY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. « C. Sweaters of Flexeet. Death Botvea Problem DOROTHY LAMOUR CLAIIE lODI In dH IT iV r MClUn DAVIES Savannah, Ga,—<^—Three fam­ Saturday^ September 5 ilies presented claims for Ernest, “ This Gun for Hire’ PLCrS! CARTOON AND NEWS $ 2 .5 0 up a black and white bird dog, in AT 8:15 P.M. 2.5 GAMES! Buy r . S. W a r Bonds and CARNIVAL munlclp^ court. Ons contended Buy I ’. 8. Bonds and Stamps! Stam ps!' (20) $5.00 GAMES! (3) $10.00 GAMES! Ernest had been raised from a (1) $20.00 GAME! (1) $50.00 GAME! pup, another said ths dog had been T MAIN AND DEL.MONT ST. enUced from his toickyard. and a ALL FOR $1.00! third was positive he had trained Ample Parking In Rev of Club. NIGHTLY GATE PRIZE the dog as a hunter. During the Boys ’ court hearing. Ernest solved the problem for the Judge by quietly f/ $25 WAR BOND r I passing away at a veterinary bos- pitaL The Bolton Lake House Neckwear (Route 44) STETSON I DANCING TONIGHT! IlM N n i! George SnUth’a Music With Tony Obright A i f a cOreuiTiorero Lightiveight Felt Hats and His Xylophone REPAIRS iC up Serving the Best in Food and Choice Liquors For Fall STATE I g g j No Cover or Minimum! Only 3 Miles From Towp! $5»f HARTFORD EHa£3L23Eii Albin Osbiack, Prop. H - 7 r ON ALL MAKES U/ Boys ’ iS flits m toft Has lief wB state The Playboy $5.00 J/ 'U OF CARS! REPEATED SATURDAY NIGHT RfMOVaf LMlNCr AND MONDAY NIGHT! Shirts The Sportlite $6.50 ■imUilANCI COMMNAtlOM ROLLER SKATING Yes sir,'we are equipped to do all kinds a-- S--SS a.t------^ m ------a a of Picture yourself in thi* utterly feminine ro­ SUNDAY, LABOR DAY EVE. eetwi. *i m Irwa pessl, ars repair work satisfactorily an^ eeonomicaUy. Now wh6B Quality Is go fm^rtant, and lOOdfc' s4 Ike ■sMMoMb fsbtl^asesd mantic dreta! How lovely your figure will The Stratoliner $7.50 ■ % # ^ , , b AND TWO SESSIONS, 7:30 to 10:45 BINGO NOVELTY BOOTHS Boys' wool fabric it no longer obtainable, thesa to Ilia toss. Mads ste Aero- Let us keep your car in good running order.. Uf. (tviad loWc, ott taai*M k)ok.. .moulded to tlimneM by the gubtle MIDNIGHT SESSION: 11:6o P. M. TO 2:00 A. M. THRILLING NEW RIDES 'WFT CAMEL COATS are a rare value! ClaMie shirring ol thiA charming drese. Black and r -Sso O YOU 1 1 ORGAN MUSIC AT BOTH SESSIONS! M • »! . l a w In",' can staiM jNMil lowat to SO). 'WART/'/.LEAD (At the Same Old Price— 10c.) Anklets PlWB. A BAND iCJS/f PRIZESi Sliote^s Lakesids Casino > fc'aa Hs ig $$ Wta$l$ Depot Square Garage C£H0USi>S0K C o T e n try The Yearns Biggest Even t! Ernest R o t , Prop. 1 M l MAIN I T , MAMCUESTER IBURTON’S ato- EUA M l MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ,i‘: J 241 NO. M.AIN STREET TEL: .5113 COME — AND BRING THE FAMILY! tifuH 'Ilykoeatl WTS t STMUIII TWINS Boys’ Golf Stockings 35c 1 m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1941 PAGE

fO U W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1941. waa announced today by Commls- $350 la involved' in the -case, and operation in war work, at full venient. you may call either Ray Bioner William J. C ox. although all ’dlveraions’ were ap­ Plea Is Made swing. ' den Griswold, 122 Oakland at Cox Dismisses Brynes was suspended two parently made In 1938 alone, I do In Manchester volunteers ai* telephone 8448 or Ray Mercer, 1141 Clubs. She’ also Is a lawyer and Schools, for Officers Summit street, telephone SOiLI Answers Hard niember of the Missouri bar. weeks ago and C ox said he would not feel that I can justify, in the needed to serve as Scoutmasters, tomatoes Rate TV. V. Stocks Asks Report Valvoline 00 remain under auspenaion without interests of the State of Connec­ Assistant Scoutmasters and Com­ They will be glad to give you aU| Other committee members Road Official By Boy Scouts the details. •A named by McNutt are: pay until Sept. 18 when the dis­ ticut, overlooking such irregulari­ mitteemen. Previous Scouting ex­ Are Given High Praise missal order would become effec­ ties of administration." perience Is desirable but not re­ As Diet Asset Aflie Chal M f g ...... 33% On Peace Aims Be Rejected Mrs. Dorothy Belanca, Amalga­ Changes Haii^s quired. Allle^ C h em ...... 132>-i mated (nothing Workers, of Byrnes Admits Taking tive. B. B. Green, Norwich district Scoutmasters and Assist* Eating babito In Switaerlanfl ai«| Am A irlines...... 371 America, New York O ty; ^Miss Adnslts Taking Msterials supervisor, has been performing 'Leaders here make an earnest veering away from the luxurious | Am Can ...... 67 Jenny Matyvis, International La- The $3.600-a-year official ad­ Brynes’ duties since the suspen­ ants Needed Here in plea to all, who are Interested, to toward the frugal due to shortages! je Sapplieo on the Yoiithfl Find Typaders Dies Say* Biddle Failed Graduates Aj*e Liked by Material for Use on volunteer for this very important Am Rad at- a ...... ROAD TO VICTORY ! diea Garment W'orkers Union, Valuable NortiT End mitted, (jox said, taking^ about sion, but (Jox said no arrange­ of certain foodstuffs, the Depart-| Overn igh t News ments had been made to appoint a This Patriotic Duty. patriotic duty. To make it con­ ment of Commerce report*. M i^ e l; Excellent as A III a melt 3i^ Uncpiiain About Post- To Gitnpiy with G>n> San Francisco; Miss Bess Blood- Properly ,Piircha»ed by Both Enlisted Men Home and Garage. • $300 worth of cement, paint, lum­ Am T A T i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 120V worth, vice president in charge of ber and other building materials temporary supervisor for the War W orld Projijram. Our Valleys of Derision' 'live in, the happiness and well-be­ And Generals, Thor­ Of Connecticut - ' Warehouse Point district. Sonrea of Vitamin G Am Tob B 42^* Ry IsMiis BmmfleJd ing of our children, the opportuni­ gressionaf Directions. personnel, Narnm store, Brook­ Rorkytile Besident. Hartford, Sept. 4—WP)—TT»e dis­ from department storehouaea for In these troubled times, the Am VIscoaa 27^ ties of yoiing people and all the lyn; Mrs. Harris T. Baldwin, vice oughly'Trained. By Asoclated Press < use In construction work on hi* work of the Boy Scouts of Ameri­ ^tnaconds 23^ Washington, Sept. 4— Some "This Is s new kind of war. a missal of C. F. Brynes, the High­ War-time consumption of stra­ ca has been trebled in importance. Hartfonl. Sept 4—Conmim«r» comfort and security o f the old. It Washington, ^ p t. 4 —(iP)—The president. National* League of H ^ ry Lebeshevsky, of 11 W'ln- own home and garage. He also Armour 111 2^ 3h0 youths from all parts ot the war for which we have as yet tH>en Women Voters, Washington. Mrs way Department’s district main­ was accused of using department tegic metals has spurred an ag­ The armed forces have taken I sdvantAfr' of food* whon they affects how we shall worship God FBI and the Dies Ctommltt^ wdre ■dermere aventis, Rockville, doing By WlUIsm F. Boni Lebanon — Fire destroyed/ the Atchison 42^1 war-tom globe carried one conso­ unnble even to find a name. It and how and whether we can live Lewell Hobart, past nationoni)l< tenance supervisor at Warehouse employes and trucks to transport gressive search in Canada for new many of the leaders and replace­ In plentiful mipply, »aye the at sharp odds today over the ex­ Wide World Military Editor Atl Refln ...... 17V lation back into tjie hectic sessions marks s turning point in u-erld his­ in lierency with our neighbors. We president, American Legion A busineas as the Ltbby Oil 0>m- farm house, a barn, 250 tons of Point, on a charge that he "mis­ the materials. sources of base metals, according ments are needed Immediately to CarroO KIDDIE SHOP tent of subversiveness among Fed- With U. 8 . Army on Deeert iy bulletin of the State De- Aviation Corp ...... 3V of the Tnterna’tional Student'^Ser- tory. the mo.it enveloping and de­ can help, all of us, by fighting, by iliary, Onclnnati: Mrs. Be^rlce pany, has purchased the Valvo­ hay. two silos and several small used state equipment,. materials "As far as can be ascertained." to the Department of Commerce. keep the Scouting program of co­ BaIdwln Ct 11^ vice aasemhly today as they con­ •eral employes. Training Maneuver*. Sept. 4— nont of Health in calling at- cisive turning point there has ever working, by keeping our courage Gould, editof-. LAdles' Hofnr Jour­ line Oil Company’s land, buildings, outbuildings on farm of Ken­ and labor for personal benefit” Cox said, “not more than $300 or Boys’ Cotton Btlon to the fact , that tomatoea B * O ...... tinued 3M discussing plans for an Al­ (Chairman Dies (D.', Tex.), accus­ nal, Philadelphia; Blanche From both end* of the Army lad­ been, because for the first lime in high. We can ’help too. enormoujily, ing Attorney General Francis Bid­ storage tanks, side tracks and der, the enlieted nian ajid the neth W. Cummings yesterday with valuable elementa in the Bendix ...... 33 V lied victory and programs for a the world’s history the entire by lending to ourselves the money M. Ralston, untll^cently region’- et. Large auppliea now on the Beth Stl ______32^post-war world. dle of having "failed utterly" to good will. The plant la located on commanding general, you will a loss estimated by State Police­ world is involved and because the which is nece.asary to.win this war. comply with congressional wishes, al tupervlsor of-^ervice programs' hear little but praiae for the of­ man Frank Iji Forge at $35,000. rket furnish an economical and Boeing A irp' ...... 16*( They found out last night that for Region^>Three of the Works Stock Road In Manchester. JERSEY SUITS decision involves the whole future by testifying to our confidence in asked the House to reject a Jus­ The deeds showing the transfer ficer candidate achool* which are Cummings had insurance of only silent source of vitamin C. Un- Borden ...... 20'll the first lady of the United States, of rivillr.ntion. our own country, our own battle. Projects ,.Administration, ‘ Coaha- other foods tomatoes when Can Pac ...... 4 -V one of its chief war production of­ tice Department report which crit­ of the property Indicate that four proiriding the bulk of the line of­ $7,965 on the property. La Forge 'The future Of civtllrjitlon ia a War Bonils and War Stamps are icized the committee indirectly for ma, JJlM.; Mrs. .Sadie Orr-Dun- ficer* S ot our tremendoua .qltizen said. ner or cooked retain their vita- Ches A Oh ...... 32ti ficials and a leading university vague and tremendous and oratori­ bai>-director, Orrp>n 'Tuberculo­ parcels of land located on Stock weapons exactly as tanks am^guns sending the FBI on a time-consum­ Road, North Main street and aide army and will have to produce an iln C. unless the cooking is tori Ch'ry.sler ...... 60 president admittedly don't know cal phra.ie. Interpreted and broken are weapons. Buy now. not tomor­ sis Association, Portland; Mrs. West Haven — Edward Melville $ 1 .5 9 donged. Tomatoes also contain Col. Gas A FI ...... 1 *4 all the answers either. ing search for disloyal government, tracks to' the south o i the building even larger proportion a* the war Harris. 74, of this town, retil-ed down, it means the freedom of row or next day, but now to save workers. Gladys TiUbott Eldwards, director goe* on. MARLOW’S iluable minerals and are sources ComI Inv Tr ...... 27% Bombard Trio With Qoeiiea yourself and myself, whether we Junior Department, Farmers are included in the THiIe, including New Haven Railroad locomotive Choice Colors. Sizes 2 to 8. what- God gaVe us and what we Dies, head o f the special,.4:6m- the storage tanks for gasoline, The enlieted man like* the OCS J vitamins A and B. Com! .aolv ...... B After hearing Mrs. Franklin D. shall be allo.wed tq live In a decent have fought for since nuf country Union, Jamestown; N. D.; Mrs. engineer and safety representative, Public supplier of commercially ComwIth Kdia ...... 18’ , mlttee set up four years ’^ 0 to In­ fuel and range oil. graduate because the officer ha* died yesterday in New Haven hos­ Ron.seveit, WPB Vice Chairman fashion, enjoying liberty and pros-’ became^ a Nation BUY WAR Maudelle ' Bousfield, principal, been an enlisted man himself, usu­ FOR VALUES IN BOYS’ WEAR nned tomatoes are expected tq, Cons .Aire...... 16’S William L. Batt and Pre.sident vestigate subveriVe, activities, Long In Bualneas Her* pital. , s I Boys’ Colton Sturdy perily and human dignity, involv­ BO.ND.S ” made his request In-'a letter to Wendell Philifis High school, Chi­ ally a selectee, and therefore has low next winter as the govern- Cons F d is ...... 13 4 Frank Graham of North Carolina ing the future of the very house ve The Valvoline Oil Company has Canaan—James D. Black, 70, a It’s No ProWetn At AH nt has contracted for the major — t’ . S. Treasury Department. Speaker Sam Gtaybum in which he cago; and Mias Ruth Allen, Uni­ been doing business In Manchester exceptional sympathy and under­ Cons Oil ...... 6 4 University discuss current and fu­ versity of Texas, Austin. standing for those in the ranks. New Haven Railroad locomotive To fiend Them Bark Tq of the IMJ pack, the bulletin Cont Oil Del ...... 22 \ ture problems, the delegatea— referred to a recent act of Con­ for about 35 year*. It was owned for 44 yea'rO' until his retirement School At Little Cost If WASH SUITS nta oiit. For thi.s reason hnuse- gress a-sklng the FBI to make the by New London ■ men and John The general, usually a veteran of Cont Can ...... 23\ many of them fresh from the fight­ World war I. like* the OCS pro­ five years ago, died of a-heart at­ You Shop Marlow’s! Sizes 1-8 Ivea should benefit from pre.sent I 'orn Prod ...... 40 ing fronts bomtiarded the trio 100 pound pnee. The latter pro­ check up.' ^ ' Oillen was the first manager. It School Shoes For cedure IS calleci "over-weighting.” duct because he can. from personal tack at hls home here yesterday. ge supplies by canning enough DSl L A Wn ...... 3% writh queries in a question and an­ License Plan ptd Not Want Aaaignnneat was the largest oil company in (Wlings Not rnlform Two Policemen recollection, compare him , favor­ New Haven—'ITie Navy swore In stoes to meet the winter n.eeds Du Pont ...... 113 swer session. The Justice Department, the Manchester for a number of years. Young America! |tf the family. OPA ceilings are based upon (he, Texan charged, did not want the ably. to the "90-day wonders" of 53 more Connecticut me'n _ at the Frie RR Cl ...... 7% They probed Mra. Roosevelt's The present manager Is Lso the last war. main recruitin'g" station here yesr TTiere are innumerable plates Gen F le e ...... suggestions for a "people's cen­ May Control highest prices at which each lif- assignment in the first place and Hurt by Blast Schendel. The new owner, is away Your child will be a leader in $1*19 to $2*95 Ifor tomatoes on the family table divtdual packer sold at least' 30 "it is not strange that nothing but You will find this lijcinig In the terday as Lieut. James P. Lee ai^ SWEATERS the hack-to-achool parade if C.en Foods ...... ;■...... 32-4 tury” which she envi.virined for the on business and will not return Army whether it be on maneuvers rived al the office from the Hart’ with Plenty of at breakfast. lunch or dinner. Gen .Mot ...... 38 future of s peaceful world. They per cent of each class of ,meat be­ an attempt to smear our commit­ until ^next week so that any he’s wearing new scientifle-ftt recording to the bulletin. Chilled tween March 16 a q d '28. This tee has resulted . . .” ' (Continued from Page One) in Carolina or California, or in ford station to assume his new Warmth and Goodyear T A R 19% asked hoW "an India, under British Meal Priees ------/ change that may be mkde in th« UMDato Juice may take the place means ceilings are n ot. uniform, Biddle’s report said that as a re­ bpae camp at Fort Monmouth, N. duties as one of the three staff Good Looks! shoes from Werbner!s. Int tiarv ...... 46'-j rule, would fit into such a world." day for the slaying of a constable. local management could not bf J., or Camp Polk, La. physicians. GIRLS’ 0 the usual morning fruit. At Int Nick ...... 274 and . whether world-wide racial trade .sources .said, and one pack­ sult of 2,095 investigations, includ­ learned today. The transaction I* I cheon, a fresh tomato stuffed (Continued from Page One) Along the Eire border guards Accepted Ranking System ■ Hartford The appointment of Int Paper ...... 8 -\ prejudice couid be .sufficiently er may have, a'ceiling of 27 cents ing many suggested by the Dies one of the moat important busi­ 1th cottage eheese. tuna fish. committee, only 36 government searched all vehicles and Compel­ Among enlisted men, in fact, Hlarle L. Townsend of Westport as Int T A T ...... 2\ eliminated to make such a pro­ for a ciit>f^ meat Which the pack­ led travelers to produce identifi­ ness deals that has taken place , in there is an almost universally- $ COTTON Cnbmeat or chopped eggs and wholo.iale and retail cuts except er amunij the corner cap sell for workers had been fired and 13 oth­ Connecticut repre.sentative of the 1.00 Johns - M an ...... 38 gram feasible, and "How can the mutton, now are subject to' such cation cards. Manchester for some time. W’hile accepted ranking system for their Air Training Corps 'of America garved on crisp lettuce or other 32 ^re'nts. Meat observers felt the ers disciplined. This result, he add­ And Up To $2.08 •alad green takes a commanding clones A L a u ...... ^ 18% peoples of all the" nations be edu­ regulation. United States troops, for whom most of the oil and gasoline that junior officers, in which West was announced here yesterday. He Kennecott ...... 304 cated to fit Into such a scheme' " lack of uniformity mav have en­ ed, wTis "utterly disproportionate has been used at the plant has In Pointers come first (indicating, alace as a main dish. Or. tomatoes 'The order provides for suspen­ to the re.sources expended.'’ - Belfast had been declared out of will have an office here and will * 2 = to * 3 = DRESSES Lockheed A ir e ...... 18 Mrs. Roosevelt, bobbing up a»d sion of. licen.ies In the event of vio­ couraged ’'black-selling." bounds Wednesday and Thurs^y. the p(»st been trucked Ip from New perhaps, that even Johnny Pough- coordinate plans of all municipali­ Smart, brijfht, crisp dresses that ■ a y be’.broiled or baked in their Dies retorted he could come to" TIES iklns to accompany the main dish Loew's ...... 424 down from her chair as her name lation of regulations. appeared on the -streets here last London the sidd tracks that go boy agrees there should be a pro­ ties to initiate pre-flight aviation will march them straight to the \ ^ Mont W a rd ...... 30% was called, replied that any nation no conclusion except that what night without incident. with the aale give an oppoijiuiiity per amount of discipline in the Iflc and 25c at hmch or dinner. A quick snack Retailers Already IJcehsed Biddle "has done in effect is tO’ training in the high achools of the Nash <• Kelv...... STi ■which gives to Its people the right Many are expected in town Sat­ to bring in tank cars. Army.) The OCS graduates spe- state. Old favorites and head of the class. \. light lunch may consist of a Retailers were excluded from the Drive lo Gel give a license to every govern­ :a of enriched bread covered Nat B ls c ...... 13 of government" should participate urday and Sunday for entertain­ ond and the Reserve and National Nat Cash Reg ...... 17% in tha poat-war program, that order because they already are li­ ment employ* to engage in any ments to be given by a group of There are about 322 thunder- Guard officers bring up the rear. Sizes l-6x L with a slice of cheese, a half toma- Communist fubversive activity so GOLF HOSE new — moccasins, la and topped with bacon. This Nat Dairy ...... 15 raciM prejudicea were fast being censed under tho general maxi­ Prints of AH American stage .and screen per­ storma annually in BuitsnJKirg, The meii who go to officer can­ Not Imaginaiy Snake ihould be heated in the oven or ■Kat Distill ...... 25 Overcome and that "education of mum price regulation. long as he does not go to the ex­ formers. Java. didate schools are hand-picked and 19c and 29c. ander the broiler until the cheese NY Central ...... » the world towaixla such.a goal is , OPA said it had received com­ fs Renewed tent of actually carrying publicly antil recent months were chosen Seattle—(1P1--A benign gentle­ saddles and many ia melted; serve piping hot. Nor Am C o ...... ; 7% in tha bands of you young people plaints from all parts of the coun­ a paid-up n.embership card m the usually after a minimum of 10 man warmed by artificial good $ 1 . 1 9 to ^ Northern P a c ...... 6 and your generation." try that price regulations were be­ Communist party." months service in the ranks. With cheer dropped hik penny into the Although chilled tomato juice ia BOYS’ * BOYS’ dress types. Ialways a good beginning for a Packard ...... 24 Better Answers After War ing ignored by pnekem and whole­ (Continued from Page One) ’’Mi'aningleM Statistics” constant’ expansion that no long­ scales outside a West Seattle store Igsal, on a cold day this may be Pan Am A ir w ...... 174 Batt .said many such questions salers and thst inferior cuts were . In.stead of fulfilling the mandate er can be true, and ht the ar­ —and seemed startled to observe aaried for dinner or luncheon by Param Piet 15% could be considered and answered being sold at prices exceeding e.s- strength on Capi’tol Hill with the of Congre.sa. he added, "the attor­ mored force, for on* example, a snake weaving back and forth ney general has issued a mean­ $ 2 . 9 8 iMving a hot, clear or cream of< Patino Min . ; ...... 184 better “aftir we have won the tabli.ihed ceilings. ' nation at war. NOMINATE FOR men are being picked for (XJS out inside the glass. A. P. Layman, LONGIES SHIRTS iHnato soup. Tomatoes broiled, Penn R R ...... 214 war." To cries of -"No! No! Too "Up-grading.” OPA explained! .More Than 30,IMH).000 I.lsted ingless conglomeration of statis­ of the replacement center* where store manager, said the customer Well-Tailored I.ongies Pepsi Cols ...... 21 4 consi.sts of .stamping and^-selling tics set in a framework of general shuddered slightly as he departed That Will Stand Plenty White* and Fancies ftswed. sUced raw or in a combin­ late then." he explained that he Hobbs reported that more than they get their basic training. All Color Styles ation salad with other fresh vege- Phelps Dodge ...... 23 4 believed in considering them now, meat of inferior grades "at prices 30.000.000 persons in this country conclusions which are elthey total­ There is n6 escaping the fact after emptying his flask iirto the of Wear! \YERBNER’S 785 MAIN STREET Wiles may accompany the main Phil Pete ...... 384 ■hut not at the sacrifice of the established for higher grades. nearly one-quarter .of the popu­ ly irrelevant to' the issue involved that the second lieutenants scale. A Humane Society agent Corner Birch Street “ Big Four" Defendants. or dangerous to the internal safety SELECTMAN finally removed the snake. I-ay- 825 MAIN STREET - tiah of meat, fish or eggs. Cheeses Pub Sve NJ ...... 9 4 war effort.’’ lation—already have been finger­ turned out by these schools—and M.XNCIIESTER, CONN. The "big four” of the packing of this country If applied to em­ ,man said. It had been there sever­ CAR R O LL^ 0 all kinds, including cottage Pullman ...... 24 4 Dr. Graham told the students printed as a result of the war. each branch of the service has its $1.79 to $2.98 $1.29 made from skim milk, are Radio ...... 3 4 they could beat answer the ques­ industryr-^Swtft A Cb.. Armour A and the ba.sic machinery is set up ployment in the Federal govem- al days, amazing no end of pa­ own—are going to play a vital tron*. also in good supply at this time. Republic S t l ...... 13’ » tion of "What are we fighting Co-., Wilson A Co-., and The Cudahy for obtaining the records of the rrient." sols in our military operaUons. A high protein food, cheese may Rey Tob B ...... 23% fo r?" by taking mental polls of Packing Company—were among others. Dies said he had ’’conclusive TO cits Maj. Gen Jacob L. Devera, the defendants. ftaquently take the place of. meat Savage Arms...... 10’ « the probable comparative res'ilta . He declared that countrs-wifie proof’: that many suspected • em­ chief at the armored force; I OPA said it went to court after tat the daily dleL Sears Roeb ...... 534 fingerprinting would prove doubly ployes "were put under strong of "a Hitler'.victory—or our vlc- •TP# W3* War for t-s” t r - ^ X - w ■K' Shell Un ...... ; ...... 13% torv'." a nationwide investigation by- its valuable in war-time particularly pressure to resign voluntarily” be­ army le made up of a Insneotors in cooperation with De­ Socony - Vac ...... 7 % And all three agreed, after an in the event of a bombing attack, fore the FBI started Its Investiga- lot of young officers, and they're partment of Agriculture inspectors. jRugged Type Sou Pac ...... * ... 134 impromptu consultation on the for chei’king casualties. tioif. sning bo win the war for us. South Ry ...... 14 A, Stage that "many of these are I'nder Hobbs’ proposal, the The Texan was represented as work of obtaining the prints Ttaey'r* coming out of officer can­ Std Brands ...... 3*, que.stiona which will be up to you having determined to force a didate schools in growing num- Combat Unit Std Oil Cal ...... 2.34 and your peoples and your genera­ Move to Eliminate would be’-diAqdled by the D^epart- showdown in the House between Std Oil Ind ...... 24 A, ment of Justice. In testif>ing be­ b«f* and If* up to you (field offl- tion to answer in the future." * Black Selling* of Meat his committee and Biddle by for- cers) to give them experience and Now Formed Std Oil NM ______384 Earlier. Mrs Roosevelt had said fore the House Appropriations rnally requesting the rejection of Texas C o ...... ! ...... '...... 36 Chicago. Sept. 4 (A3 Court’ ac­ Committee early, this year. Attor­ make them deliver.” thst "the determination that this Biddle’s report as not meeting thq You run into these young men Timken Roll B ...... 38% shall not happen again, " on the tion by the Office of Price Admin­ ney General Francis Biddle declar­ congressional mandate. (OenMaaed From Paga.Oae) Un Carbide...... 1. 68 - part of youth will go a long way istration against alleged "up­ ed that even then "the increase in —bright, alert, quick on the trig­ Please don’t make Union P a c ...... 77 toward preventing another Wrtr. ' grading" of beef and veal was military fingerprints and those un­ ger, well-read, eager to keep I arated lighter. Used in special task Unit Air L ...... 1.34 The 36.3 delegates, representing viewed today by meat trade ob­ der the various plant protection abreast of all developments in Igorcee. be is a combination Unit Aire ...... 27% 56 nations either Allied or friendly servers as a move to elim nate one programs has been phiAhomenal." Need of More their parOcuIar field*—with every I pimeer, sapper and Commando, Unit C o r p ...... 9-32 to the United Nailona, applauded of the man5’ possible methods of outfit la this area. A lad like I all rolled Into one. He is taught to Unit Gas Im p ...... 3% lustily when the President's wife "black-selling" of meat. \^ oiiieii Seen Second U eut F. T. Bush of Min­ LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALLS a his own weapons and weapons U S R ubber...... 20 said that "each government" in Although the OPA's action con­ 11 -\avv Ships neapolis. brjgbt-faced, blond, 23- LABOR D A Y SPECIALS I furnished by nature in the terrain U 8 .Steel...... '...... 464 the post-war world ’’abould be the cerned only salea by packers to year* old, commands a platoon of * X ' I where he lights. Warner Br Piet...... 5 a. kind the people of that land wholesale oiitleta. trade smirre.s To Be Eloaled (Contlniied from Pag* On*) Mght tanka that represents an In­ Start your holiday fun at .YRTHUR’S by coming in today A stream crossing exhibition West Union ...... 27’ , wants, no matter where It Is." said the ’’up-grading" conceivably vestment! of some $150,000. But ras held the other day in a sparse- West Fi A Mfg . . . . 69% could be passed on bv the whole, per i-ent o f - the labor fore* am- j he’s w ell. aware of his reeponsi- for playtime acces.sories at money-saving prices. We’ vie the Labor Day Week-end I ly settled region, witnessed bv Woolworth ...... 28 4 saler to the retailer and ultimately (Continued from Page One) ploved in war production. i 1 bllities, takes pride in the fact Carps Commander .Maj. Oen. Flee Bond A Sh iCiirb) . . . . 1% \loinan Victim tq the consumer. In the.last rase, Must Add 3.900.000 Wnme* | that his tank commander (includ­ a va.st variety of things you’ll need to make the most of I Chares A. White, and his staff. the housewife would be paying for Fast B0 Again taking the Armored ar>' 1, 1943, may enter kindergar­ ries a crew of about 10. •Agfa Clippers...... $.Y.35 Force School as an example, here wnh trufkloaiis of a huge pontoon It was the second accident on IN T H E REPUBLICAN PRIM.ARIES Kodak ^lagazine,’ 16 mm. t.9 ••.....4...«...... 8120.00 '—partirularly tonight— you do not make any lopg distance calls unless bridge. The super-floating struc­ ten at the present time. Agfa Chief . .$6.20-$4.75 are some of the things a candi­ Children who will become six the Great LAkes In two days. Yes­ T u e s d a y ; SEPTEMBER 8ih. Kodak Double, 8 mm. 3 .5 ...... $30.50 date learns and does during the ture was carrying heavy motoris­ terday tho freighter Steelvendor ______•______Agfa Pioneer $6.20-$3.65 r they are urgent. \ ed equipment, including tanks. *o years of age on ot before January U-we*k course: . sank in Lake Superior, but 24 of PULL DOWN LEVER 20-A Gunpeiy, in which he la taught li’ii m FOOT relief 1. 1943, may enter first grade at t " ' ither shore a couple of hours the 25 men aboard were rescued. later. the present time. Bell Howell, 16"mmr.>faaszine...... $137.05 to handle and flr^ aU weapons In schools where there ara no Eastman 35 mm. u..eb oy hls branch, from the Regular care of the feet, reduce* kindergartens children will be ad­ Files Seventh Suit Bell Howell, 8 mm. Turret tommygun to the 75-mm. and be­ opportunity for painful corns and Spokane,. Wash.— '43 — Mr. and I..ehs. However, if you MUST make a long distance call, yon will most likely Naz Seeking mitted to flr.,1 grade If they will Beil Howell, 8 mm. Double 8 yond; * csllusc*. Wash fret in hot water and Mrs, Oarence F. Johnson have .\rgoflex, 3..5. X aytica, including map-reading, fOOTTi become six years of age on or be­ smoothed out their msntal diffi- Blue-Jay Foot .Soap—maaaage u-itb find the lines less busy and enrounter less possibility o f delay ANY fore March 1. 194,3. Voigalander, 4.5. reconnaissance and the employ­ Blue-Jay Foot Balm and dust More Troops ciiltlea six times aince Johnson fil­ ment of tanka in combat; ed the flrat divorce suit four years War Production Keystone, 8 mm. Doable F. 1.9 ...... $61.95 V. D. Jlffrs. Command, learned by the prac­ Blue-Jav Foot Talc on feet and into Art Beal, San Francisco. Calif., ego—after a year o t wedded' life. TIME ON SUNDAY, when reduced rates apply ALL DAY. (OMtinaed from Pago Ouo) can carry 382 piled-up dishes at Keystone, 8 mm. Doable F. 2.5 ...... $41 .oO tical method of breaking up u * a time. Yesterday Mrs. Johnson filed Suit "student body" into companies^ 6 9 c No. 7. Keystone, 8 mm. Double F. 3 .5 ...... $31.75 All three special at-> j IMntMl that "the far* that Hitler FEMALE HELP WANTED with student company command- Keystone, 16 mm. Single F. 3 .5 ...... $42.50 COLOR an, junior officers and N(X>'s I bothers to make a deal for ao few If delays do occur, your patience and under^ la proof that every available right on down the line, on a ro­ * fMAHMACl .1 U « » ■MR now la needed for the war m Kndachrome in 8 mm., tating basia which gives each man rORMUlA e i » V . Rnaoia." For Work On Parachutes Revere. S mm. Double F. 3 .5 ...... $38.30 a ehsBC* at the various peats; standing will help your telephone operator give 16 mm. and 35 mm. Tanka, their constmctlon. opera- tus# *iu* Y' KLEIN’ S M ARK ET Power Sewing .Machine 0|M*rators, 'l^m m ers. Revere. 8 mm. Doable F. 3...... $44.50 Koboclor in All Sizes. ttea and maintenance, and the 1^11 I QONCONTACT British Attack ■ * I 5— ^ FUNGI OF you the best service she possibly can. Revere, 8 mm. Double F. 2 .5 ...... $52.50 sasM for wlieeled vehicles; Northspeat Ct»ast OPEN A HALF DAY SUNDAY Riggers, Inspectors, .Miscellaneous^perators Me*s saansgemen't, supply, com­ ' Exposure Meters. pany administration, first aid and __ Lesuinn. Sept small No experience required as we will traia new em­ hygiene, and military law. ATHLETE’S FOOT a > ^ !.» cw-n. Oi t e w eg R. A. F. bombers attark- PerfexTurret Magazine F .2 .5 ...... $69.50 That la a skeleton outline of a •mmmy m i (»* ■»■■) < •fl taraata on tho uorthweat coast OPEN ALL DA Y ployees. Tripods. 0 Oonaany thiriiig the night the Cinemastcr, 8mm. F. 2 .5 ...... $44.25 sours* which kseps the men busy PereoBS bow on war work will not be eoasMered for six days a week; for eight hours a I A ir Ministry announced today, Ciimnaster. 8 mm. P. 3 .5 ...... ^$33.25 Canying Casea aw of two planeo was acknowl- M O N DA Y’—Labor Day employment with ns. day o f class room or field instruc­ THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND bi the raid, which followed Range Finders. tion and three hour* a night of ------i w atrong attaeka on Bus transporUtiofi to cover all shifts ki now avail­ study. ’••OUGeDw •» A.A ’si «•$• raw flg wooiern Qer- Smoked Shoalden, Native Chicken and Fowl able direct te the mills from Willimsatic, Aadover sad REVERB — KEYSTONE — KODAK PROTECTORS ’Out of It, ana oorreapondlng TELEPHONE COMPANY whars flaarbruocken and Bolton. course* at Fort Benning (Infan- re tho main objec- Native Veal, Assorted Cold Cuts, Grote & SPECIAL I' •), Fort Sill (Field Artillery), H Fort Monmouth (Signal Corps) M | t e w slipped Wo Now Hava the New and achools throughout the coun­ Msda oarty today to Bologna and Frankfurts. Qieney Brothers Hartford Road try. oomc tbs mMi who will b* up ooaat town. One De Sur Bnlarcsr in the line when "our Army really damagn to bouse. Versatile n.620 action and the going - * . L ’ 4 161 Center Street Telephone .^2.*>6 gets toughesC -4 - .4 . - i - Pioneer Parachute Co. f"'-*** street $ 8 2 .5 0 f •• •

* ■i ^AGI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1042 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1941 PAGE SEVEH

strongly-held positions northW’est those to match dresses, • or to be rubber band to be a New Tear’s says she's the only trained siitor fox and Mltsi thrived, but tb* cat’s Yule Parcels I Score Direct Hits of Stalin^ad. Experts Say used as separate wraps. Eve cone cap. Milzi-ltie Tox fox in the world. "Mltzl likes to"' litter of kittens nearly starved.' The Soviet' laformatidn Bureau [To Build 114 War Affects Royal blue flashed as the most smoke, putting her muzzle against ibqgs give Mitxl a wide berth and [usic, Drama Sent announced the withdrawal at mid­ Obituary Japanese Attempting Injects Navy Influence In Nanehang Raid extraordinary color, especially in Smokes Cigarettes the end of a cigaret butt and in­ she doesn’t take to strangera,- Advice Given night and reportedlii that the Rus­ • Retail Sales Here Mainbocher injected the combination with black. Warm haling and exhaling,” the former Rajmeie says. sians guarding soi(thweiftc|7i ap­ Local Houses New Fashions Navy influence in a heavy, boxy, feds, pale pink beige and browns silver fox rancher says. Raynor To Latin Countries (Continued from Page One) proaches of the Volga river Indus­ jacket length topcoat which look­ also stood out among the chiefly Dover, Ohio.—(flh—Meet Mttzi, found day-old Mitzi abandoned by - 'The Suez Canal wan IS yearn la trial center were stiffly engaged- Funerals To Erase Christianity ed precisely like G-I winter Issue. black costumes. whose owner, Charles H. Raynor, her mother. A cat adopted the construction., Packages for Sailors ami of Chinese forces beating at the also w-lth enemy tanks and infan­ _ Tax Feasible |[ A touch of the same influence ap­ (&) General directives on Import­ Application Made Today Designer of Uniforms [Propaganda to ,. Japan Marines Should Be defenses of Nan^ang, the main try "which had broken through Felix Farr peared In the jacket of a brown ant new's events. Japanese base infCiangai, and at into our defense zone.” This was (Cuntinued From Page One) The funeral of Felix Farr, who For Largest Group of Missionaries See Deii* For WAVES Takes suit boasting vertical pockets for MONTGOMER Y WA R D Attempts to. Tell Nip­ But ip all the finished products Kinhwa. Chekiaiig catSitgl and big within an area of a half dozen re­ died early VVedne^ay morning State Theater, tha hands. This same suit coat was the, southern neighbors are talked Small, .Mailed Early. Homes Yet. ‘ air base ftxim which American cent retreats. . ,• to decide whetheT-vJt would write ter being hit by*,Ian army truck nite Tendency to Fol* Hartford, New j Conflict to Heart. lined with white fur. ponese of Betrayal by to as ..you would talk to a- friend boiiibers could raid Japan. Gener­ Gain Near- Xovoroasisk into the new revenue bill a spend­ lafe Tuesday night, was held this about a -^lutual problem In con­ Washington, Sept. 4.- -t/Pi — low Methods of Sho- Passementerie, bead - tasseled al StillweH's war bulletin said that Nazi combat teams also gained ing tax as asked by Secretary of morning. The funeral cortege left Application for 114 houses by Show Begins Today By Edith Gaylord sequin bands, soutach^ satin Military Leaders. trast to the .way you would talk Christmas parcels for sailors and in all Wednesday's operations only gfbiuid northwest of the Soviet the Treatsury Morgonthau, a sales the T. P. Holloran Funeral home at to a strangef whose sentiments the Cottage Homes. Inc., was made gunate 300 Years Ago’^ New York, Sept. 4—(ffh—Main- plastrons and huge flower# at the Marines should be mailed earl.v and one American plane was missing. Navai'-station at Novorossisk. on levy or some other form of source 8:30 fhr St. James's church where waistline were favorite devices of (Editor’s Note: Americs you did not know. ... The Americans pounced on a the Blaci< Sea below Kerch Strait, collection of taxes before it acted a raquiem high mass was celebra­ today in. the building inspector's bocher, designer Of uniforms for kept small, the Navy said tqday. office. The new construction, the (Editor’s Note: Joe D.vnan, elegance on the afternoon and eve­ ■prsiri to milHon* In enemy In this sen.se, because we are fleet of 25 sailboats and heavy in attacks precaded by aerial and finally on Individual income rates. ted by Rev. Vincent J. Hinea with the WAVES, takes this war fftisi- ning. dresses. reaching across friendly- borders, Supplying a set of "Doe" and junks loaded with Japanese troops largest number ever to be sought who tolls here of Japaa*k FOR SEAMLESS FLOORS Isads and occupied countries artillery bombaMfnents, the gov­ Danaher Explains Stamp Plan Rev. Edmund Barrett as deacon ness to heart even in hia fall fash­ "Don'ts' ; the Navy said gifts by Ideal builders in a single group, movements against Chilntlan- Among the dinner dreosea Mtdn- each day and night in our we are just giving informlition. on Lake Poyang and left casual­ ernment said If reported that Red and Rev. William J. Dunn as sub ions collection. ■■But," -says Mr. Unanue. "the min­ should be mailed between Oct. 1 ties among the wreckage of the Senator Danaher iR., Conn.l ex- deacon. • wjll he constructed on Jarvis Road, Ity, Is a former member of The bocher demonstrated clever con­ lunpafsnila to belp win the ■■.gnd Nov. 1, and labelled "CSfrlst- Army men yielded a villag:e'-befbre plaincxl to the committee his plan war. Thi« is the third of ute information crosses an enemy burning and smashed craft, the the invasion weilge after . heavy A representation of 15 men from \\ nitney Road, Salem Road, Devon AiMoriated Preoa and W ide More'than half of his suave cessions to wartime* economy. niks^ parcel" t6 get special atten­ for collection of a sales levy by Road and Edison Rnad. World staff In T o k je . He re­ creations ahow'n yesterday were Models appeared in basic black CNOOSI ARMfTRONS'f PAMOVS 12 FOOT FLOOR COViRINO (our atorlea by TrudI McCul­ border it becomes propaganda.” communique said. fighting. M^mps. ' the Anti-Aircraft Battery located tion. at the'afmory, unoer command of The tract ia located between cently returned to the United exquisitely tailored suits, sweater dresses. Maids brought trayx lough describing , how our , No Punches Pulled Articles should be easily port­ Hankow, port on the Yangtze "In other sectors," the mid­ Under the Danaher plan, each and skirt outfits or the > eternal loaded with chzmges of trlnuning propaganda machine operate<«. and. the biggest inland Chinese night communique announced, "all Sergeant Ishoy had gone to the Center street and Adams street, States Mter months of intern­ , The U. S. pulls no punches In able. ami u.setjil In any climate, {furch.aser. of an article would be bounded on the north by Middle ment lii'^tlfe Japanese capItaL) metropolitan black dress. and accessoriga—colorful belts, Tomorrow : Printed propogan- its propaganda to Japan. city held by the enerAy. has been enemy attacks were beaten off church and awaited the arrival of such as toilet kVts, watches, note­ required to buy stamps of 10 per the body, They' lined up on the Turnpike West; Adams street on Build New Aristocracy flowers, bags, gloves and gossamer da.) Shows like ."Japan versus J t- the target of previous heavy raids with heavy los.ses for him. Eleven cent of the sale price. These overskirts splashed in color or gold books, pipe.-x- pons and photo­ since the American Air Force north side of the, church and as the the east and Center street on the By Joe Dynan Sweater costumes appeared as pan". and "The Cost of Folly,” graphs. Fllecirlcal apparatus "is. of German tanka, nine guns and 25 stamps in turn could be used as south. embroidery. Bv Tnidl McCullough . attempt to tell the Nipponese how went to work in C^ina. trucks were destroyed and about nayiiiept on the individual’s in­ body was being, taken from the New York, Sept. 4— (Wide numerous in the 'couturier's salon doubtful valiic.” and food should hearse tjiey were called to atten- The property was owned by as in a college girl's trunk. But Belt Outstanding Device New York. Sept. 4—(Wide [they have been betrayed by their be avoided particularly, because, it Towing Rice Bargee one enemy infantry battalion was come tax. or could be held .until Ale.xander Jarvis and work has World)—Missionaries who have militaristic leaders and what ulti­ annihilated:" after the war when the govern,- placed over their hearts, they stood Mainmocher's sweaters build a Satins, laffies, obi brocades, vel­ ^rorld)—"Latin-Americans." says is apt to arrive in bad condition. The Japanese steamers believed tion. With hats removed and already been started oft excava­ been routed by war from the far nhw aristocracy, trimmed at the mate fate awaits their mistake of Other instructions: .s'unk in Wedne.sday’s raid all were Beat Off Counter-.XtIacks ment \voiild rebate' the amount tions for house foundations. 'The vets-and furs were richly used, Xobert Unanue. CBS' assUUnt dir Ru.i.sian' troops who threaten they represented. at attention w-hile the casket pass­ Pacific fields they worked tor shoulder of the caridgan or down outstanding device was a belt following them. No clothing unless it was spo- towjrtjf, henvily-laUc'n rice barges ed between the lines. Four of the total estimate of the coat of ton- year* see a definite tendency in the bodice of the pullover with rector of Latin-American rela- Yet the stations that send the throiignThe Singtze-Hankow chan­ the Axis flank within the • Don To (ighte’n the effect on low in­ atructien of the 114 houses W’as not from panler^, pouqhea or loops citically requested. representation attended the mass Japan toward an attempt to stamp heavy braid or passementeH*. farmed a startling pgplum effect. tkma, “can smell propaganda bulk of these and other programs No mailing of intoxicants, in­ nel. At nearby Wuchang a motor- beni were reported to have beaten come persons, Danaher suggested filed with the application's for per­ off .several counter-attacks. that when the first $25 worth of and the Roman Catholic Chaplain mits. hilt CThrlstianity, as the shogunate Skirts were deftly' simple. Most This same trick appeared on some ^nicker than anyoody else." are onlv two in number at pres­ flammable materiaJa or poi.sons— boat was sunk .and four junks of the regiment occupied a seat in (lid some 306 years ago. ent. KGEI and KWID. on the eavil.v damaged. The Russians said- violent fight­ stamps had been obtained on $250 qf the sweater ccistiimes were of the black afternoon dresses. Seventeen years before the prohibited by postal regulations. the sanctuary durlfig the mass. The missionaries, both Catholic black, but one was' of heady pur­ west coast, have the job of American flghters attacked a ing continued for river crossings n purchases, the holder would be Coats were heavily laden with United States began in earnest to Size IJmlted in the Mozdok area of the central permitted to.purchase an"addition­ Dominick Farr, a son, who is in and Protestant, will not be quoted ple and mauve while another, for ■end abort wave broadcasts to blanketing the Far East. Btvause of shipping apa< e short­ Jiil'.sncsc' Army train movih». north publicly, both for the sake of com­ fur. Many of this dresey type Hero, a.s in the case of Gor- CaiKHMis, a gatewa.v to Caucasian al $250 in goods without paving t L nlted States Army, arrived Bridgeport Plants evening wear, was of robin's egg featured a Chesterfield silt at the L«tin America. Germany was ages. size of Christmas packngei on the Klukiang-.Nanchang rail­ from South Carolina in time to at- patriots still in Japan and of na- blue. 'many, there is little way to learn way, destroyed the locomotive and mountain passes to the south and hark. Others had self-material i* beaming on the South American should not be larger than an ordi­ the Grozny oil fields to the ea.st...... tend fhe funeral. Last night many . tivc congregations, but it is no se­ The' tailored suits featured snug- fitted hells intersecting fur stole republics with concentration. just how many of the enemy these nary shoebox, or weigh over six inflicted heavy damage to tsucks. Work on |loliday cret that Japanese authorities re­ programs reach. .^oyiet tighter planes were de- Aside from tlie «is( ussioTis of4 called at the funeral home fitting jackets cut to waist length trim. Hat* were reduced to a That wsa in 1920. In 1933, pounds. artillery pieces and horses moving the sales and spendings tax pro­ including members of Hose No. S gard the church as one of the in competition with the' cla.*sic Although Japan has flooded the toward the front in the 12-car cl.lred to have shot 10 Messer- minimurfl. being more often a tiara Hitler’s program of propagandiz­ Becau.se most of the packaces schmitts from a formation of J2 posals. the committee reached two of the 8. M. F. D.. of which Domi­ Bridgeport, Sept. 4—oPi—A ,aur- facets of western influence which Sammy Kaye remi-fitted hip iength. The .man­ or pom pom effect at the forehead. countries she has occupied with niu.st travel a long distance and train. they are striving to erase, ing them, made the earlier con­ short wave sets sc the conquered in aerial combat. decisions tiMlay concerning taxa­ nick was a member, the employees vey of the large industrial plants Tommy Ryan, Nuncj .Norman darin jacket style appeared in One little number needed only a centration seem like child's play. stand considerable handling,, they ,\t Yangsiii the railw;ay station tion of ordinary liie wisurance at the South Manchester postoffice, in the Bridgeport are* today indi­ irritating to Samurai Pride people can hear Radio Tokyo, it is . I Axis broadcsL$ts. recorded i^ The military minds dominant in Japan got busy on t^e same score. a crime punishable by confiscation should be packed ’ substantially was strafed, a warehouse wt aflre lamdon suiif the Rdssians wei?' companies (not mutuals 1. where he was employed, the Chil­ cated that war producUon will Samhiy Kaye (pictured top. Currently, Vichy-Frsnee is tum- and covered by strong wrappers. and other warehouses damaged. It rejected au ariicndment dren of Mary, the itallan-Amerl- continue at full time tin Labor J,ipan regard Chri.stlanity and its center) is appearing in per.*on, and imprisonment to own an un­ repeatedly attacking both German Day. Defense workers throughout doctrine of humility as irritating . Ing transmitters west and south. authorized short wave set in To facilitate censoring, they should At Nanehang, the communique poisitions on the Leningrad front which wo'.ild have exempted such can Ladies' Auxiliary and the Ital- with his internationally famo'us I, This action does not go uncon- lan-American Club. the area will report as usual al­ to Samurai pride. Japan. not be .sealed reported many hits were scored and Finnish lines' across tlie concerns from the excess profits ■ testsd by the United States. But Parcels for men overseas should by bomb-toting fighters on the tax. Chairman George said ne There were many floral offer­ though some of the office workers As far back as 1939, Japan pass- "Swing and Sway” Orchesti-a, on r People Still Have Cbolre Karelian isthmus northwest of will have the day off. ■ ed s law requiring a permit from on the theory that you don't offer But the verv- act of distributing show the name .and addiess ol the Japane.se headquarters at Nan- Leningrad. > understood that few if any siich ings, among them being one from the stage of the aif-conditloned another meal to a ipan who has sender and the name, rank or rat­ companie.s were subject t(j . the the Anti-Aircraft Company, Four of the companies will pro­ the Religions Bureau of the. Edu­ State Theater. Hartford, today, mechanisms to hear their own chanc and upon large warehouses ceed 100 per cent in all depart­ Just eaten too much. U. S. short ing of thi* addressee, and. if in the in the congested Japanese area levy,. but that the committee did . During the ma.as Mrs. John Bar­ cation Ministry for any group de­ Saturday, Sunday and Monday for broadcasts. .Japan haa supplieil ments. They are the Vought-SIkor- siring to propagate its doctrine in wave offers a very different kind KOEI and KWID with a large Navy, the unit or ship to which he northwest of the city. Only Dummy Planes not want to establish a precedent ry presided at the organ and she four big days; The famed "Swing Of fare to Its neighbors in the of allo'.ving gefierai exemption?. and Arthur E. Keating sang the sky aircraft plant in Stratford, the the empire. When the Protestant and Sway" band leader is featur­ audience. In the Far East, as in !mit*or*Thlp. e^n irknown by the! _ Tokyo radio broadcast a | Q f , Bullard Company, the Singer Man­ missions applied for permits the aouth. Europe, people still nave the choice Western Airfields The committee* al.so vojeil to! raass. As the body was taken from ing all of his famous radio per­ sender, should never be included. repoftiJiS that Moscow, Sept. 4 i.?*.— Col M. ufacturing . Company and the bureau declared there were "too sonalities, including Tommy R.van. so Different Premise a dangerous choice to be sure ■ seven Allied fighters were set afire retain a provision' of'the'existing | the church the soldiers again lined Bridgeport Brasa Company. The p L .It ia based on a ve’ry different j nation s ■ broadcasts they and only iwo post office addresses Tolckenov a.ssorted in Red Star law which deolaies ortUhary lite up and stood at attention and later many" religions, and .*aid all Prot­ Arthur'Wright. Don Cornell. Nan­ should be used on overseas pack- Thursday by Japanese planes at today that large Nazi air forces insurance' companie.s not subject returned to the armory. workers of the brasa company re­ estant missions should be unified cy Norman, the 'TTiree Kaydets.ahd ' premise. "We take for granted." i will...oi u.,^nlistens to */, Lingling, southern Hunan province, ceived praise from Washington of­ ■ays Unanue, "that they are on In addition to this audience, the nges-%:aie, Postn,as{er, New had been moved to the Gcrnian- tothccapit.-ilgaiiistax.TlieHou.se! "nie burial was in St. James's in one embracing the Japanese the Kaye CThoir. In addition, Sam­ and that "in ' a search for enemy ficials on their decision to work, Christian church. my Kaye is presenting a grand and ‘«ur side. We assume all good west coast stations speak to Japa­ York, or care. Postmaster, San Riissian front from occupied h.ail voted to/fhakc them subject’'cemetery, the bearers being Joseph all day. Francisco. warplane formations" other raids F'rance and Belgium as well as lo the levy, A. Farr, Joseph Farr, John Farr. This church would be headed by glorious stage revue featuring such faith In the union of the 21 repub­ nese officialdom and to loyal Japa­ were made on airdromes at Several of the industrial plants Japanese resnonslble. in the en(i, headline acts as The Nonchalants, k lics. Thus our policy is to cement nese in Hawaii. They kfiow, toO; .Must Be Fiill.< Prepaid Sicily and other Mediterranean ..Must Boost Yield * Frank Farr, and Felix Farr, all are giving the day off to certain that every Japanese ship at sea Inscriptions such as "M erry' KweiUn and Hengyang. the latter ba.ses. | Senator Byrd (D-V’ai said he nephews, knd Leonard Eccelente. to the Education Ministry. This Sterner Twin.* and others. Samniy those relaUons as against the j ^ members of the office force. How­ church should, it was stated, file Kaye also offers hi.* sensational Axis attempt, to win them." has a short wave set and troops in Christmas," or 'Do' Not Open Un- » S air base in Hunan prov- Quoting captured German fliers, believed Morgentbau had left - no A delegation from the Italian- ever. officials of the plants said the field have them. They can be til Christmas',may appear on theilnce.l the Soviet officer said many a ir-j bourse open to- the committee but American Society, attended the with the bure.iu a statement out­ stage novelty called "So You Want , In cementing, the U. S. wants that war production will in no lining its beliefs. To Lead a Band." in which mem­ that faith and friendship to ex­ reachjed. cover if they do not interfere with ^ -'ll Planes Return Safely fields in the west had only dum -' to boost substantial.y the S6,2il-, mass and went to the cemetery. way be stopped of slowed down by But how to reach the Japanese the address. Postage must be fully , Chinese Central News Agency my planes as .K^uadrons ,x(’ere 900.000 yield in additional taxes this schedule. The companies oper­ •MI Money From Japanese bers of the audience are invited to pand. Saya William H. Fine- prepaid. . ’ i s Nazi Divisions man to pay more tax than his in­ Birthday Parly over the clergymen and indirectly •The United ' Nations have to come under such a levy." through its powers over Japanese doors for the midnight -shetw open broadcasts a week, twe hours and ___ The Woman's Society of Chris­ at12:01 a. m. ' 12 FOOT WIDTHS win. 20 minutes are news in Japar.e,>H- tian Service of the N'o.rth The Morgentbau plan would call Memorial Mass For Twin Girls subjects who have to foot the bills, VOTE FOR The United Slates has the Before SUiliii2rad There will be a solemn requiem the government can ea.*ily squelch Don't forget, the State Theater, Of its nearly 17 hours of fqreign Har(f'>rd, Sept 4 J*.— Orders Methodist church wli. hold its first, for a 10 per. cent levy on all the might to win. fall meeting Wednesday afternoon I spendings of single memorial high Mass at St. Brid- any undesirable doctrine In this Hartford, ia completely air-condi­ When it does, the Latin repub­ language features, four hours and totaling' nearly. $1,000,000 have hlrs. Herman Johnson of Ken- tioned. fMARTlST flTYLIf . . . ARMSTRONR 40 minutes are features in Japa- been uretu s .J. OOO this levy would be in the form lifeboat, the mariti,me prefecture out of a total of 32 foreign Ian- 'parts and work' essential to the inS-S, BorkviUe Catholics and those familiar vi'ith In contrast to the broadcasts guage feature hours and one hour i effort. ■ I "in the Mozdok area (of the Blanchard, Jn , 235 Center street of an enforced aaving, collected at rated with pink and green. Places said it had been informed today. Cover any 12 fo o t room wMowf • seem. for occupied Europe, whose peo­ and ten minutes of new? in Jap­ entral Caucasus) our troops and Thomas W. Benson, 122 Birch the source in 'most instances, were set for ten tots at MCb table, the Catholic structure know, en- 'What vessel they were from arid For Selectmen The commission„ . „ was •ninyiin.icu established 1 out an enemy | and a favor was presented each ‘ tails a fundamental conflict. ple are news starved. Latin Amer. anese out of a total qf nine foreign i Originally by Governor Hurley to | 8 ^ ^ street. *■ • which would be returned to the Mrs. Samuel Simpson has rv other details were not given. The lea needs a minimum of news pro- language news hours. ' ____ j taxpayer after the war. In pie* turned from several days as gueft child. .'The centerpieces on ths Japan says all religion must be (This advertisement paid for by friend* of the candidates.) I = tanker, the Trecc\de Diclemere, grams. Japan Only One .%udienee assisting in securing orders for com'mumque said, (The Business at the local Rationing ' kentihg it,’ .Morgentbau conceded of relatives in Westport, Conn, tables were birthday cakes, each directed from Tokyo. Catholicism left here Aug. 25. s a YD. "It's no trick." says M>. Fine- Dl-scemable from these figures ( small indu-slrial plants which. |-perek nver flows pa-st Mozdok and Board has been at a low ebb the that the Treasury could not rely , Mrs. Lincoln Smith has returned with five tapers. Games suitable says' the Catholic church must be - There's no need to put up with a floor liwfs a PATCHWORK OP almost every Instance, for children were arranged. The directed from Rome. * ■hrlber, "to get North American is the fset that Japan is only one the Grozny oil fields on its way to last two days, giving the workers ' on voluntary financing beyond this : from a' business trip to Boston, X OooHr Rogt oro ttylod SEAMS, when you can cover any room up to 12 feel wide and any news into Latin America. Their geared their machinery to the Ca.spian sea. i . - sisters were remembered with When the OthoUc church ob­ audience in the Far East. produrttf.n. an opportunity to' get caught up ! calendar year. | Mass. - by Am»rico*s fooding do* W« newspapers have the benefit Broadcasts mu.'t go in Dutch. j Nazis .Attack t’eaHelessly on their book work The office will j As a direct new tax, 5Iorgen-' In an item in this column re- numerous lovely gifts. tained its permit from the govern­ tignort. Yoo got o big length with .famous. Armstrong Quofcer floor covering. Word* brood of our press -associations.. They French. Thai. Tapalog. Chinese I The German were pictured . as close at noon tomorrow and will ' thau suggested graduated levies ' cently, R .should have read Mr. and ment, 'It had to submit an outline oiioitimnl ol pottomt... ossortment indudet the smarteit new design* and newest ^ideot is attacking southwestern defense* of its creed to the Religious have sources Other than propa­ in. all, a total of 18 langua'ges Or not be open Monday, Labor Day. '■ “I Irom 10 to 76 per cent on lux-^ .'-'rs. Nuawjff Sawyer and two chll- eolori ond gtylM decorationl Mable, floral and Hie pattern* that ore waterproof and ganda mills. They have a basis dialects. Broadca.sts must go. too. ; rit Stalingrad ceasele.ssly with ___ ury spending beyond the exemp- ! dren of Jone.sport, Maine, ' ’have----- Housing Power Bureau. This was made the occa­ for judgment." to American troops in Australia; South r.ovcntrv large forces in a narrow sector, It will he necessary tir .secure a tion of $1.0(X) for an individual and taken the Price house in Tolland. sion of a revision of the Japanese ttoinproofl SEf THIS FEATURE VALUE NOW AT WARDSI So two of the things U S com- ■ and other points in the Pacffic j tanks .seeking to open paths for substitute for Miss Huicnh Butler $2,000 for married couples, with -There seems to be a scarcity of • Cause of Dispute catechism—the question and an- mercial stations emphasize on area Mr.s. Edward Haddad gave a infantrymen, of 113 Che.stnut street, a teacher $500 additional credit for each de­ boarding places for the teachers in awer method of teaching used in their programs are dramatiza- Acro.xs the ocean stretAes fr(im farewell parly on Wednesday eve- " * cost of enormous losses in the Nathan- Hale hchool bn pendent.' town.. Heating and other Uvln|( ex­ Catholic parochial schools the tlons and' music. .them, as lights go'out in .San Fran- nmg at her home bn South .Street tbe Hitlerites succeeded in mak- Spruce street. Mi.ss Butlhrutlbr enter-1 He urged that 5.000.000 new pense.* are among many reasons 'Hartford. Sept. 4 — — The world over. There was much argu­ Dsamatization, in the opinion ; Cisco, the KGi:l and KWID sl.iffs in honor of her brother. FreJenck! iffT • slight advance, the ■ com- ed Manchester Memorial hospital taxpayers be brought into the fold I for not taking extra obligations. validity of a public housing au­ ment on the question of who is the Of John White, J r . program dlrec- buckle down to work .Midnight is. Bonney, who has enlisted in the i munique .said. "In other sectors this v.'e^k and was operated upon by lowering regular Incom^ tax Van Smith has recently sold his thority in Wethersfield and other head of the church. tor of the coordinator's Office for .just g(2od listening time for the U. S. Navy and leaves today for the enemy attac'.i.i^ were repulsed for appendicitis. She will be con- exemptions from $750 to $5(W for farm, formerly known as the Buell proposed commissions In this area, The OathoUq. answer, of course formed to manage government FOR THOtl WNO WANT THI FINEST OVALITY Inter-American Affairs, IS the best 1 people who hear America's voice ; Newport to be.gin training. He j ' . • w fined to .the hospital until after the *'hgle persons and from $1,500 Mo Chapman place, anti will »oon move Is the Pope. But the Japanese gov' iri the Pacific received many gifts of money'and! Soviet riflemen supported by opening date of the school next; $1,000 for married couples and by from town. war housing projects, was in ques­ ernment refused to accept thla Ni form of propaganda. tion today following ' an opinion Prohibited in European bniad- other remembrances from the 20 , tanks were declaied to have broken Wednesday and will be unable to ; cutting the $400 credit for de- Howard Ayer* has been secured foreigner, they said, cou(

brought into whatever degree of peiftT falter, never fear—and we terday by Senator Gurney (R-SD), gress "has provided generously" Asks Meat By-Products to loWer the minimum inductioit financial support le aecessery.^.ic" must keep at it together." ^Beyond the Blue Horixon' than to send "tender-age" youths Ask Traile School • SERIAL STORY Bradley Backs Ariny Advice age from 20 Iq 18 and,thus tap a Into combat. He said married men is ridiculoua to expect thpt'''^o- Washington in Wartime Exemption from Curb re.*ervoir of up'varda-of 2.000,000 had "a little more to fight for than men. To Aid ill Prograi ple cen hm.vc fire projection for On The Battlefronts By Jacli Stinnett Blonde Writer To Be Asked boys SUli In school." PCBU 8 K B O B T raa nothing. If they*j)e 'going to get OF BRIGHTNESS GONE New York, Sept. 4.—(/P i- Gurney’s propu.sal. offered as an Reynold."! told reporters he felt P K O m m S ol On the world's battlefronts this "we .should place our confidence in MALD it—end they .art—they’re going eORYPIIOHT. 1S41. Rationing of auch common amendment to the Selective Ser­ Hartford, Sept. 4 (A*i A pr It BUm U BtTMt B.y John Grover • "proving" that the Indian com­ BY HOLLY WATTERSON our military leaders who know morning, there is nothing but re­ NBA SXNVICC. INC. meats as steaks and chops vice act, waa referred to the Mili­ Cena. to pay f^ . ft (For Jarl« Stinnett on Vacation) munity was uqable to get along, .5'ate Chairman Favors Reynolds lo Seek Itlfor- tary Committee. Reynolds said he more about how* many men we service program In trade sell TROMAB rBROtJB(Mt newed proof of the toughness of were inspired to fdre.‘' to harder, He worked mornings In father no longer lives here." it was a means oi livelihood when would be poor men Indeed if they belong, here and now, while the the party I am from time to time long enough. We have new gen­ sentimental nran. and once at a fit your individual ibie. the laboratory until time for He sat stunned. "What! What's all other support had been snatch­ It’.s generall.v known— the popularity ; didn't have a great tense of loyal­ war Itself is actually being rounds, in the afternoon he was happened?" he demanded. "Obliged to make decisions." Profit From Juke Box WARDS „ erals in the field: it is on that surprise dinner given for him by Some of the symptoms accom­ ed from ■ her 7 It was a tough Meanwhile, Mrs. Luce came to fought. That Is why the problems In the X-ray room. There we're Belle rose, as though .she feit of The Manchester Memorial Co. — ty to ell they have helped build. fact that our main hope resta. the Friars CTlub he w;as so filled panying the disorders ot women enough grind even for the girls Westport, home of both Bradley with emotion he could ' not ac- rounds again in the evening, and at a disadvantage with his young who loved the work, it could be Camp Blandlng. Fla.—OP)—“ I | of tht peace cannot safely be left are general symptoma while others and Mrs. KeUems, yeaterday and for our memorials combine beauty of They are not only natural, but In Russia, ■ the over-publicized knoWled'g>- their toasta or reply to after that he sat poring for hours length towering over her, and deadly where there was no inter­ want my money beck,” loudly com- | to chance and circumstsmees and are local symptoma ^ which are at a meeting of Republican women' design and line, excellence of granite right, in feeling that way. For it Russian counter-attack in the the nice things they said about readily attributed to the special over books, trying to gel the things went to stand at the flower-filled est. He hurried to Merrymount. plained Sergt. Garland Morris of j diplomacy after the war—why him; But t®ere was a piano handy, be was learning sorted out and fireplace. "Ifour father left me." (To Be Continoed) was presented with a petition with Black Mountain, N. C„ after he | it ooe fault of those who look too Moscow region has, as we mourn­ brgans involved. The'^general 80 aignaturea asking her to run and the recognition of responsibility they must be discussed and deter­ and Berlin sat down to it and im-. symptoms include: Nervousness. clearly in mind before they de­ she said. had put a dime in a juke box at a i asaloualy to the future that they fully predicted, faded, and .the for the eongresslonal nomination. non-commissioned officers' club i in craftsmanship that insures quality. mined now—as much as possible provised his "speech" in words UTltabillty, attacks of mental de­ generated into a confused jumote "Imposalbis!" Peter said. ' BCMnetlmes neglect and ignore the heroic defense of Stalingrad again and music .that drew cheers from and disappeared. Letter-writing "What— Why—" She has already announced her here. "Either I heat those two J —so that the men who ar"e fight­ pression, headache at the base of formal emididacy. ^ good of the past. That cannot be stands alone in the drama of the his host.s. T^ey said it was a song ihe brain, and vague sensations of was a time-consuming luxury he Belle herself showed signs of CIO Union Winner songs or I get my dime back.” he i ing this war can know, while they that would remain published on anxiety. An ache through the couldn't afford; he sent postcards impatience. "HAan’t he told you threatened as he ahook the box. | telrly or Intelligently done in the news. Here no recent day has Bonnal FMnrtloiMi Needed Out popped a quarter. Before Ser- | present emse; there ere things are fighting, that their sacrifice is the hearts of the listeners forever. lower part of the back and also a of the 'I-am-well—hope-you-are- anything^ she demanded. At Valve Plant passed without admission of some feeling of heaviness through' the thr-same" variety instead. "I knew that he'd been worried In Pomfret, at the same time, geant Morris could pick up the BOW built and now existing and not going to be thrown away and another prominent Republican, quarter, out fell $1.05. ! Manche$ter Memorial Comply new Russian withdrawal; the I wouldn't want to drag any­ iower adbonien are other common He would explain to Canslace about business, that business was A.. Aimettl, Prop. now functioning entirely too fine their sons left to face a similar thing ao vulgar as money into a symptoms. The purely local symp­ when he got back. She was a poor—" Bridgeport, Sept. 4—lA*)—The Former Oov. Raymond E. Baldwin Nazis are admittedly at the city's of Stratford, told Windham coun­ Comer Peart and Harrison Bta Tel. 7787 or 5207 G&a/uutce MEN’S APPAREL war twenty years • from now-. United Mine, Mill and Smelter to destroy Ih any reckless shift main defenses, and Marshal von romantic biography but the mu­ toms include pain or tenderness, swell girl, a .sensible one; .she'd Belle laughed sharply. "Poor!" Open Suadays WOMEN’S WEAR ty Republicai. women that it was We must convince the men wno sical play "This Is The Army." catarrhal discharge, psnodic dis­ understand. He had very little she repeated. Her tone was bard. Workers' union (CIO) polled 890 Notice MEN’S to whatever the needs and re­ Bock, the greatest slaughter gen­ votes In the election at The Jen­ Important, during the war effort, Boy Direct and Save Money! LADIES’ are fighting thia war that the w'hich Berlin conceived for the comfort and distress, and the vari­ time to worry, but if ever worry "H is business is gone,” she said. quirements of the future may be eral Hitler has; is apparently army and which ia on Broadway ous menstrual diatiirbancea auch crept in he confronted himself "Everything is gone." kins Brothers Valve , Company not to “forget or overlook thoee . After a public hearing held Unsfined to be. President speaks the truth not willing to pay any price in Ger­ gt the moment, will net jiSOO.OOO as profu.soneas or scantiness to-., with the thought that he would Peter repeated stupidly. "Gone? plant, and thus won the right to normal functions of our govern­ only for himself but for the deci­ by the time it is withdrawn In gether with cramping. be away from her only for the Everything?, But—Tuckaways?" represent the firm's 1,232 employ­ ment which must perform more September 3. 1942 at 8:00 P. M., Summer Wash Ties Manchester, for instance. Is man lives fo'r even further ad­ as a collective bargaining in tbe -.^unlclpal Building, the Summer Spurt Shoes sions of the people of this entire September for appearances in Most women accept weakness aa summer. Just a couple of months, Belle flushed. '"Tuckaways," she es efficiently end mors effectively ■ fortunate and'unique among com­ vance. The picture is dark, witn already partly over; Nothing very agency. than ever.” Zoning . Commission of Manches­ Complete^^nge a i wtssed Reg. l.W nation when he says, "This time Washington and other cities. a matter of course. A more sensi­ said defiantly, "la mine." Attractive colors! Rfg. 15c value*; Priced munities of its sise in the fact some commentators conceding Today, at the absolute height of ble attitude is to look upon much, he reassured himself, could She left the fireplace, returned There were 982 votes cast, 212 Baldwin, expected to be the Re-* ter voted to amend Section W of and. 1.98, N ow for ah American Federation of La­ ths Zoning Rules and Regulations for quick clearance ...... C we shall know how to make full his career.' Irving Berlin is j 8, strength and \ normal functioning happen in such a short time. to her old place. "I didn't order publican candidate for Governor that it has a volunteer syslem that Stalingrad is doomed. That bor union and 32 for “no union.” by adding thereto the following: us# of victory. This time the the father of three daughters-- of the entire body as the natural He had been becoming increas­ him out, if that's what you’re thia fall, declared that total war Satnrdny Onht which is stin adequate, still k>y- is not necessarily so; Leningrahe was bom in food mineraLs which help to make have the spirit to join it and sup­ thk.t. tells us. that it would be ever In any partloular part. second floor In each case Give Him Your Vote for Good Repfeneiitation MEN’S ALL WOOL / Russia, ' that h eV ^ m e to the the blood more alkaline. I recom­ verything qualifying for living quArtere Solid colors! All aizes; Small. Me­ port it. » the highest crime of all to fight The beat way to approach the mend cutting up the entire fruit, United States was only problem to realize that it is DEBTS? shall have access thereto by a dium. Lni*ge! Reg. 69c. N ow ...... It ia probably feared, m some this war to a military victory and four, and that was selling skin and all, and soaking this In permanent buUt-in stairway. On Our Board of SeUctmen. necessary to build upv the health hot water and then drinking the Leisure Coats ^^rters, that the creation of . a ' fben wash our hands of the fn- newspapers and listemng under of the whole body—you cannot In computing the minimum 4 9 ‘ the doors o bowery saloons,when infu.slon which will be found bene­ floor area for living quarters, Manchester > Fire Department i ^“re. divide, up the body into areas and ficial for those with liver trbuble. h e Oovemment (This advertisement paid for by friends.) Size# .36-44. Value.* 9.98! For he' was only eight years old. . > say with certainty that this area it now askint all utility rooms, rooms for heat- i A FEW MEN’S would likewise create a change in Winning the battle of the peace Helping lo earn a few ditiiea for In this way the patient gets the T ing equipment, garages, bay quick clearance Saturday.only,. . . ia disturbed while all the rest ia benefit of the o:-gan»c quinine in of us to get out of $ the uae or location of present fa- is, in many Ways, going Ao be shoes, ^ d .or the rest the kids in good health. When the general Redu debt. For those folka - wmdowa, outside vestibules the grapefruit, a large percentage ciltties. This again, if common more difficult than any purely at home. health ia good. Die entire body is who don't hart and Open or closed porcbea or The Bowery blowsy thor­ of which ta contained in the skin. Slack Suits sense rules In the organization of military battle in this war. jFor bound to benefit from that; while the ncceswry estra cash, the verandas shell not be includ­ oughfare in sentimental era of when one part ta functioning poor­ simple snd sure way to do this ed. Living quarters aball be A'Manchester Fire Department, in Oie battle of pe^e, we have drooping^^hkndlebar nxiustachioe * Looks like “Moving Day’’ at Watkins two ly, you may rest assured Jiat the model home.e..The Cottage and Coventry it to get a ftmsiMi/ kwn. $10 to constructed with ceilings end Men*s W ash Pants is neither likely nor advisable. ourselves, our inertia, our love of and fqaimng beer . mugs when rest of the body will suffer. For TorriilglOn Living $300 . . . get "in the clear" all walls finished on the inside War Emergency Courses Eveiythihg that how •xlsla, we "normalcy." our political indif­ iTOiig Berlin trfiuped its stalls, example, when some of the pelvic rS Hou-se! You’ll).nee a rug rolled up h ere...a at OQM .. . Atd then repay the with lath land plainer in the' R educed -winding up, eventually, at Nigger loan ia up to twelve reason- SO* Value* to 1.98! Size* S8-42 wai*t. need. We need it whei|e it is, aa disorders of women have develop- picture mis-sing over th ere...a chair gone in customary manner, or finish­ ference, all to combat. In. •Mike 8. . . . It was at Mike's that ('o8l8 Are Higher able monthly initalmcntt. On Mle Saturday only it is. We can't afford to "get e l in a given case, many of - the the nei^t room. . . and so on. ed in -some-eubstitute accept­ FOR'Ol’JCK CLEARANCE! tired and flushed moment of mili­ he wrrote bis first song. "Marie coaueoN sinm m iss able to the building tnapcc- lid” of anything. symptoma will be symptoms auch tary victory therp wtU come a frem Sunny Italy.” . . . and until as headache, tiredness, attacks of STORE CLOSED Bmployod men and single or tor. The MorM College has streamline certiAcate But—and thia why the creation OlSment, too, when it won't seem the day of her death it remained the "blues." etc., which show thit Washington, SepL 4—(Ab—Liv­ All week we’ve been holding House Cleaning married wadnag weoMn can Tbe said Zoning Commission A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF' o f a Matichestar Fire Department his mother's favorite song. Irving parts other then . the pelvic area ing coats in Tomngton. Conn., in preparation for redecorating. Ever>" piece get leans here on just their at the -same time also voted courses to prepare people of all age* in a vitally important just what hap­ Berlin's favorite, he once told me. I is logical—we need much more are offected. stood 1.7.7 per cent higher last •MONDAY* of furniture;' every rug. lamp, drai^i^v and own iignaturt. A loan ef $100 to rhange the "ftcbedule of pens about the peace. Perhaps it was "Alexander's Ragtime Band." Measures which build up the costs SM.M yhsn promptly than we have, much more than June 18 than on the same date two I decorative accessory has been thramatically re­ Area. Height and Bulk of' quick time te meet fhit emergency. The Ladies* Summer Sheer and IS pnnclpally, because we can't hut his wlfe s, ths former EUm k'eneral health will prove of bene­ repaid in 13 ineathly roaswu- Buildings" la tha Zoning ,w* have of everathlBg Markay. is "Alw ays" years ago. the Department La- ' duced. They’re the beautiful things you’ve ^ tive msttlmcnts ef lO.OS ascH. reallv tniit what we would do in fit both in preventing end over­ bor reports. Cicaed ell day Monday, Rules and Regulations to rsr regular diplomt eonrset art aho available. coming the disorders of women. admired so often. Perhaps just the pieces you * Your appbeetien will get tin- We need more volunteers, we that moment that we must do our If y„u wroU a muatcal comedy Costs advarired 2.4 per cent Leber Day. Open all day quire tn Rsstdanca B DistneU Rayon Spun Dresses Attention must be given to such Wed •'sdey. medieti ettentiaa . . . even if The United Statea Civil Service Commission •ecd mere equipment. We used beet to estabUah principles, forme, | around Berim e career you would during the three months sndeid I want are atill here. Values worth shopping for yeu'raAwer in the aommunity a minimum let area of 7,300 mettcra as diet, exercise, proper June 18. I square feet end a minimum them to care for growing ssc- commitments aiid blueprints now. | plenty ot laughs and alao so come tomorrow.. .store open until 5;30, or new an your preSknt Job. rest, end the maintenance of the Average nse in large cities lot width pf 60 feet and In and'war manafaeturera are desperately in Broken aizea! Reg. 3.98 value*! Briced for quick tioBa, none of which is big some heartbreak material to Work intestinal ellmlnatioo. This ex­ IT yen need cash ts pay eff thst we must forge the d ete^ i throughout the nation during the 1 debta or for medical attention Reaidence C Districts e mini­ clearance Saturday'only ...... > OP f OP ^ ^ ^ enough, ia itself, to solve the with. .., . Hts courtship and mar­ plains why it la that those women Trade in your old furni­ need of stenographers and aMretaries. Do 1 * 1 9 1 *98 naUon, even In the midst of the riage to the daughter of the late two years ended June 15 was lb.8 f come in or phone us today. mum lot of 750 square feet prohletn from its own individual who have trouble in eoine special per cent, and for the three months ture toward new Watkins per family and a minimum lot military battie. that, the battle Clarence H. Mackay, president ot way, are able to bring about a Furniture. your bH now and atari your training imme- angle, as the original fire dis- ended June 15 this year 1,8 per width ef 60 feet. tor the peace si&il not be loet the Poetal Telegra{A Oompaay, la steady improvement through cent. 1926, flared lato haadimaa all The shove amendment and •iatalp tbe ti)eta did ao aucceaafully ia the either. adopting a better diet and through Food coats went up 29J per cent change shell take affect Sep­ tti around tha nation, and it was only foun<)atiaa o f health must depend n u M u i , whan they represented the 6f less tftlk of *p€4 C#, during the two years in 'Torring- tember 8. 1942. over the fathar'B furious sad bit­ upon those simple measures which ton. CTIothlng advanced 24.3 per tree the convenient Taer^ *^iNANCE CO. iUntts o f Msnchaater’a coasw* which IS what the scoffers reeom- Zoning Commission of Men- ter protests that EUla Mackay be­ help ths body to hasp well, and cent, reht six per cent, fuel, sIk - to-pey W-B Budget terms, I r ?..sncii:st4r tratad rselilsntisi sad induatrisl “ snd, we need' more talk id came Irvlag BerUa'a bride. Peopte this foundatloa epphaE to wromen Oovenuhent ^proved! Chester, Connecticut. tricity and ice 3.8 per cent, house WATKINS Charles W. Holman, still talk of Mackay's auQcsi angS •gPBWth. We need them for ell peace. In the words of the Presi- equally as well ea to meh. If you furniahlnga 30.1 per cent, and mie- • R O T H^S R S I N C ^ p i a of Manchester, end rekulUng from the fruatratlea be have been dletreaacd by the de­ cellaneoua items ISJi per cent. Chairmen. MORSE COLLEGE ilent, which could be under­ felt ^ c n be failed to break up the velopment of one of the common .Carl W. Noren, • need e system by which ell scored again and again, "sfe must match. But be failed,* and it has women's disorders, first of all. give About n.OOO persons were of AAANCMESTER Secretary. 183 ANN STRKKT HARTFORD, CONN. eea h a ^ eep at it—.wt must nsver relax. remained lllurao maay of Berlin's your attention to' diet, exercise, •tilled in home accidents during Manchester, Uonn. 821-H28 MAIN STREET TEI.. .5161 MANCHKMTB8 snnea a true miaaace. the tnepira- sleep, and inteetinai cleanlineea. 1940. ^ ^ptem ber 4, 1942.

■ r i / I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,194* ~ ' I ■' ' — " ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 194* PAGE ELtVElf Town Treasurer George H. Wad­ found on the body when patholog­ ough County Coroner James Local Leaders dell; Judge Raymond R. Bowers; Manchester Believes Dead ical exantlnations arp comple" “ J. Corrigan aa'id "It certainly look* w ith an ^pty tobacco wagon Supt. of Schools and president of wdthln a few dayif. ~ like it." from the BancroftBanc shed on Main Prominent State the Manchester Chamber, Arthur Williams said his- nhf&e, Mias Williams had been in Bridgeport EUington street Mr. Davis was thrown Daily Radio Programs H. Illing: Elmer A. Weden, presi­ Date Book Will Be Guests Mary Backus, 27, wa8wearing a for the past few days and did not F. B arr from the wagon. Dr. Leonard WM- T in * dent of the Manchester committee Woman a Kin a. B anker Is T onight blue dress.whenlaaUseen. She was hear of the case ' until returning Tel. 493-3, RoekvUle Levine was called and Mr. Davla for the Hartford Bridge and pres­ w-orking as-a^domestlc at a home home yesterday. He went to the News From Manchester’s Neighbors was removed to the Rock­ ident of Kiwanis' Thomaa Fergii Carnival at K. of C. grounds. in Orang^a-i^en sh«! disappeared Anssnla poUce last night I" ville City ho.spltal In the ambu­ .Manrlipstpr to Be Repre- son, publl.shcr of The Herald; Main street,, oppiisite Cambridge .Ansonia Negro Tells Mr. and Mrs. Empaon Abora of streeg, and bptn her former employers lance. The extent of hia Injuries Danielson. Sept. 4—(/F)- -Nat) .fudge William J. Shea; former ere uncle said she had recelv- Maple street are entertaining Mrs. Dyer Prince, 63, one of Armed Forces, Workers geiited at Opening of Tii<*Mla.v, Septem ber 8 Poliee His Niece Dis­ Firemen held Wedniesday evening is not known at this time. Representative William J. Thorn­ threatenlng letters during the' Still Knows How to Score Goal Officer and Miss Margaret Dom- $11 a monte ceiling rate and teat Aborn's sistel and family Mr. and cut'f most prominent bankacK die (Iharter Oak Bridge. ton; Judge William S. Hyde; Sher Tosvn Primaries. Legion Hall. heim aa School Nurse. at the firehouse on, Bolton Notch residents would not be disturbed Theodore F. Boezkowski, 18, of yesterday In Deaconess ho appeared April 1 w inter. Bolton Mrs. Everett Coulson, their son Stafford Springs, was before tj-ial wood Robb, president of Rotary Wednesday,^ September 9 Franklin. Ind.—'High Sierra:" 10 Caravan G ray. The exercf.se.s are to he brief votgd over the school '-buildings of la, w ife of a bom bardier in the and informal with short talks by The certiftcate ihcorp*tp of* residents of Pine Acres, C ity 'View D ance H all, Keeney Lodge 1574 will hold its -annual fense, Middle Turnpike Blast, 2. their crops. "When do we get he BLU now lists his network en Hayes. AerCs Terrace and Pine Ter­ approached by many of the Repiib- MBS—7:1.1 .lohn.son Family; the invited guests under polici street. outing on Saturday, September CloMly Reetrtcted our vacation?" is a .common ques­ ogram aa "In Peraopr Dinah escort will proceed west ove^.^" race; The new corporation is to be lican leaders throughout Tolland 5th at David Law’s cottage at Bol­ Jjore," in an effort, Jfe says, to 8:.30 This Is Navy Norfolk. 9;.30 Annual meeting and election of Grade 2 new tires er,e closely tion among boys and girls even bridge and turn at the w.eopening day of . school. ! The Barker. 13; Mrs. H. M. Mosley, weeks of confusion and misunder­ Tendoriaod top qaalHy ta a voey good vabrn at tMe B:46—Stsmd B /, Amerioa twenty years. Formerly the grand 25; Gertrude, R. Noren, 50; Mra. :« :0 4 -N ew a 6:30—Keep Working, Keep Sing­ Maple street session will be held champion sold for a dollar a standing involving .Coyne, trailer priee! . ing. America. in the morning and the East school Arthur Merrill, 16; Delight W. residents, OPA and the Connecti­ •;14—mctory la Our Busineaa GENCINE SPRING LAMB LEGS pound. The steer eSme from the Gage, 8; WUliaro B. Williams, 20; Kraft Cheese Spreads ■«:80—Strictly. Oporta 6:44^The World Today. Home Dressed Poultry in the afternoon the same as the pedigreed Herefords owned by cut Association of Trailer Homes. 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. Whole or Half, extra fancy, la st year. Barbara Luck, 38; Helen Goodale, Denial of Coyne’s application by Pineapple — Pimento — and Olive Pimento 4:45—Lowell Thotnaa, oommeota- Selectman Wilbert C. Ruby. Shir­ 16; John T. Winkler, 24; Secondo to e ' 7:15—Mary Small Songs. Native Roasting Chickens, S to ih...... Receive Bonue ley is the daughter of Mr. and the OPA for permission to in-^ BEEF T;00—Fred Waring In Pleasure 7:30—Report to the Nation R aiteri, 50; Belle B. Lawton. 10; crease rents from $11.50 a month .')'i pounds each, lb...... hh. The United States' Envelope Mrs. Rene Bennett who. reside on Mrs. John Swanson, 25; Luisa HoHd Loon C ot Time h;00—Fred Brady Variety Show. 49c We -Also Have a Limited .Amount of Native Company Thursday announced an­ the ancestral Ruby stock farm of to $15.50 Monday, definitely deed­ 8:30—The Network of the Amer- Chickens for Frying or Roasting, medium Robotto, 56; Eleanor M. Wltl- 18c jar T 0 5 —Naww Qt Iba World I)res.sed Baby Lamb l.egs. .5 to other bonus for Its workers. The which Mr. Bennett is manager of ed for the owner, teat he,i<-ould Shoulder Clod Pot Roosts, lb. 39c ' leas. size— FRESHLY SLICED mann, 12; Eva Morra, 14; Mrs. f. lease the business. Ti8B—Ooma On And Dane# 8:54—Cecil Brown. .A'z pounds, lb...... bonus will be five per cent of the the large herd of Herefords. T:4B—H. T. Kaltanbom oamlngs of the workers during E. Collins, 35; Mrs. Harry Hoar, Wendell A. Teague. 9:00—Great Momenta From Great Sydney Goodrich, son of Mr. 50. •KXk-at£M Service Coocart $1.49 and $1.59 each Fresh Killed I.amhs’ Liver, the first- six months of the year. and Mrs. Neil Goodrich of West officer of the OPA, apid this mom- Rib Roast . lb. 33c Plays. The following statement was Ida Bosio, 12; A gatha W. ing that many angles of the case Ivanhoe Salad Dressing . S:80 Information Planaa .. . . ■8:80—The Brewster Boy. very lender, lb...... Willington had the honor of rais­ ..8:04—Wnlta Tima Fresh Gut-up Fuvi for a nice chicken soup, posted: Erickson. 25; Mrs. Frederic C. are still under cdhsideration. 10:00—Camel Caravan. ' ing the grand champion lamb Atkins. 50; Walter E. Giesecke, .4lm BonelcMa OiMck, Croaa Rib, and Rooud Reaaie — 8:88—Plantation P a ^ 11:00—News. (ienuine Fre.sh Calves’ Liver, lb. 'JThe profits of this Company which weighed eighty-nine pounds Mr. Coyne, States the camp's Tempting Stoaka and Ground Boef. , 110:00—Paople A rt Funny $1.49 each for the first elx months operations 15; M ary Atwood, 16; Louis new ownet*.' would operate at the 11:04—Sports Roundup. Ih, ^BEEF LIVER and aold to the Highland Hotel, Lavigne, 28;, Mary 1. Clements. Quart 35c Pint 23c 10:80—^Tent Show TVmight 33 of this year were more than what 11:10—News Analysis. Springfield, for thirty-five cents a 16; Isobel M. B. Thompson. 5; 11:08—Newa Native Voung Fowl, .1 . to 6 pounds each, Fresh Pigs’ I.iver. TENDER—JUICY—POT ROAST might be considered norinal. In pound. He collect.^ $32.15. This ---- 11:15—Bobby Byrnes. view of this we are going to pay Angela Perrachio, 25; Mrs. James Daiay MsM 11:14—Mekxiy Magus for cutting up. ih, a...... -,^. ( - 7 a a a a is the second year he has won this 11:30—Gene Krupa. you a bonus of 5 per'cent oh your Rogers, 15; Mrs. M arguerite M. LAMB 11:80—Songa My Mother Taught 12:00—News. aw ard. Ih, ' I ' ' " / " , total earnings for the first six Bolton, 16; Melia Labby, 38; Me : Tomorrow’s Program ...... 39c Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolezal Butter 48c Roasts of Leg of I.amb or RhooMors aist faam amol 18:00—Newa and Baseball. Soorea , A MCE SEI.ECTION J0F PRI.ME BEEF m dntha ended Ju n e 30, 1942. Thie F rances C. B utler, 13; H annah A. M. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mildner, 21; Ruth E. McDon^gh, tender Lamb. A J4. For a nice Roast: Riymps, Shoulder Clods, applies to all employees on our Dvorsky at a card party Wednes­ 7 :0 0 - News. FOR \ T.\STV ME.\T LO.AF lb. pay roll as of this glate. 28: Madeline Brondolo. 42;.-'Stella 13:10—Chuck Wagon Days 7:18-^Sbopp«rs Special. Prime Rib Roast. Chuck and Cross Cut. %BEEF day afternoon and evening. They RAKO 12:80—Moon River Veal, Beef ^nd Pork Ground, The 9 per cent bonus check will were supper guests. L. Hayes, 10; Mra Maumee Ma- 7:35—Robert Furriers Program. be handed to you on Thursday, rlua. 10; Mra. Stanley/L. Nichols, Jewel Shortening 12;54-N ew a ih. The newly elected town com­ m CRUST 7:45—TuCkeli Program. FOR A d e l ic io u s STEAK September 10, together with a let­ 47; Mrs. K enneth /W ilso n , 12; v e a l ""” ~ 7:55—.News. Sirloin. Short. Porlerhou.se. Top and Bot- mittee held a meeting at the Tomorrow’a Program Lower Round Ground. ter of explanation regarding this Evelyn* W. H alloran, 18; Mrs. 8:00-News of the World. bonus.” home of Charles Wochomarka Emil J. Hick^lg', IS; Georgians HOME STANDARD. Young, tender Teal offera nioo Rolled Roaota or AM. 8:15—Shoppers Special. t«^ Round. T-enderknive and Cube Steaks. STRICTLY for the purpose of organization. 3-lbt cm 67 c; 1-lb. can 23c i h ...... a..... \ Horae Runs Away 4 then, 19; .^my Louise Cross. 26; . Here's that (cnuine Rump Roa.8ta for pot or oven. 8:00—Reveille, A gricultural .News 8;30— News. Charles Wochomurka was elected home-made quality be- ■ 6:24—Newa FRESH! Willard Davla of M East Main Rose Morra. 30. 8:35—Shoppers Special. Our Own .Make Sausage Meat, Ronele.ss V’eal Roast, extra fancy, street Is 4t- the Rockville City hos­ chairman and Mrs. Doris Hall Me- cauM theingredienta are 8:30—Dove O'Dell PULLET ^Irm a Cocconl, 18; Silvestro Punch Brand 9:00—Press News. ' ih. pital aa the result of injuries re­ Bee was elected vice-chairman of the uma high itand- Leg or Rump Roast of Veal, lb. 33e 6:45— Reveille 9:1.1—Caucasian Melodies. lb, 43c (^coni. 32; Norma P. Tedford, SIZE ceived when hie horse ran away and Howard P x*lt secretary and 20; Mra. Michael Peace, 20; Mrs. ard that you use. Flake 6:55—S fv;a 9 .30- The Garden Gate. treasurer. ' on Thursday in Ellington. Mr. Olovanl Pesec, 32; Lillian M. it timply a good eld Whole Green Asparagus .Alway*. Popular! 7:00—Mornin" Watch 10;00. Public Fonim — Hartford EGGS Davis who ia 64 yesra of age wae Ernest Wilson, whose funeral Hathaway, 25; Eva Crawshaw. fashioned recipe, put in a 8;00r—-.ews Board of Health Library Has FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES treated for bruises. was bald Thursday afternoon, Four to Five Servings Per Jar! 33c 6:15—World News Roundup the Answer. leaveb a father, George Wilson, '22;'Leah E- Cbmellueon. 20; Ger­ package for convenient Jar Green or Wax Beans, New Crop, Fined For Speeding trude Ware Biince, 22; Leonard Pork for Roast lb. 37c 6:30—1^'omen‘s Radio Bisazaar 10:30 -National Hill Billy Champ­ 25c Morning Picked Yeliow Com and Lima Jam es T aleriso of 107 .F ro n t nearly ninety years old, and a uac. Nothing to add but with Nan Clarke ionship . ^ - 1 A'ery Tender, 3 quarts. , Beans. Rib Giglio, 30; Mra. Chesterfield water. Precition-mixed street, Worcester. Maas., was be­ brother, Olln, of 'Windham, not Pirie, 16: Mrs. L. D. Eaton. 14; International OTHER SUGGESTIONS: 6:54—Program Parade 11 ipO^gat keon-Wheeler—News. ! Native Hand Pjeked .Apples for Sweet Potatoes for Baking, Fancy Celery, Layer Bacon lb. 37c fore the Rockville City Court on preyieusly mentioned. for turc rcaulta at every 8:00—Women's Radio Bazaar 11:05— Kay. Franejs: ■ i , Lamb Chops Thursday charged with speeding.^ T«’o Ifoniar boys of Willington Mrs. C. C. Tucker, 6; Mra. J. H. baking. 2-Lb. Fresh Shoulders—Smoked Shouldem—Chicken^ 8:15—Food Newa 11:1.1— God's e p a n trj’. cooking ok- baking. .A lbs. .... Summer Squash, Etc. Massey. 48; Aurelia Caselll,. 25; 25c Lc m The case was nolled upon the pay­ HUl are working in the tobacco Salt Boxen Corned Beef — Cold Cuts. 8:30—Morning Moods 1I:.30—L et's Bretend. Pork Kidneys lb. 14c ment of the costs of ii.. fields in Ellington. . : Mrs. William A. Perrett. 25; 8:45—Happy. Jack 12:00^ Theater of Today. Clinic Changed Mary Dunlop, 29; Alice A. Ander­ P. / Pork Chaps Floyd Phalps delivered gro­ son, 60; Elizabeth Franceschina, Eagle Brand 10:06-1,'. S. Navy Band GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! Sausage Meat lb. 23c The'Well-Child Conference ceries from his store Wednesday, Tender, Nutrition. 10:30—.String Serenade 12:30x'"Stari Over Hollywood. Memty scheduled for Monday will hot be 33; Flora E. Chase, 19; John H. 1:00^ .News, not yet able to get a clerk to re­ ■nmbrell, 27. 10:45—Arthur Hineftc, organist Cube Steaks lb. 39c held due to the fact thati this is place Charlie Wochomurka who Sardines Cana 15c 11:00 The Creightons Are (.■Vim-, StricUy .S-wiigr. Order Early and Plan for o Long Week-End! Veal Chops Labor Day. The next clinic will be EMna Dean Roberts, 15; Bea­ Native Calves' Liver 1:3(1 Ad Liner. returns to high school for the sen­ • Ing / Salt Pork lb. 19c held September 14th at three ior year. trice E, Roberts, 20; Iside Peace, ll:3il Quartermaster Quarler m ’TTER SPECI.VLS EV.\POR.\TED .MILK FreMi o'clock at the rooms of the Rock­ 14: Eleanor E. Hewitt." 25; MeU OoMen Glow Hour PEANUT BUTTER Miss Elsee Layton, religious di­ C. Levey, 30; Mrs. Mark Cairen- ville Public Health Nursing Asso­ rector here for thirteen years, has Special! lb. 73c SPECIAL Hamburg lb. Plate Beef lb. 19c ter, 17; Mrs. R K. Jones. IS; Mrs. 11.46 Mu.sTc While You'Wurk Foii|)l<‘ < VU‘l)i*ale Sunlight Royal Scarlet, ciation. ■ - been having a vacation at Cobs- Pancake Syrup 8 OzK. 10c P.M. Royal Scarlet, O C . * Fair Saturday Hannah Cole, 8; Mary T. Krye- . . . quid Bay, the upper end of the Creamery, lb. “t # C •‘i tall c a n s...... a OC Blckl; 37; Mra. ' Alfred J. Ehiaign, 12:1.1 — Luncheor.aiff^ Fancy, 1-lb. jar .. Everything ia in readiness for Bay of li^ndy. 'The sandy banka 12.30 ( onni-''t*i?iil l-'arm Forum 20lli Vmiiversarv Hi-Ho Crackers, the Vemon-EIIlngton 4-H Club 13; Helen M. Frederickson, 18, Cnmphell'a Fowl Cut-Up Special! 1 :00 News ' Fairmont A A ^c for Each Royal ^Scar- FRANKFURTS and Victory Cotpa fair and exhibit are a lovely red color. At tow tide Mildred A. Metcalf, 12; Sophie 1:15- ilar'Ke* R. jairt an i ,\gri- Creamery, |h. . . . ^ V € let Label. ^ 1-lb. pkg. . , ...... A 1C FRESHLY to be held at Vernon Center on there is a charming view, but at Anderson. 21; Mra. Harvey ■ cultural Ni v.s S aturday. high tide nothing to see but a Wright, 31; Mabel B. Loomis. 7; That ffCfiuiiM benw-msde Tomato Soup Special Ml .lid Mrs Earl R .Surpre- MINCED HAM MADE great sheet of water. Mias Layton I 79c each 1.30- All 111.I For Vif.tf.ry ■irl of P r r ’lanf^ street and Mr. l.and O’ Lakes, m Tomatoes, Red, Ripe. Good The grounds will be open this Mrs. John P. Jensen, 60; Roberta ity ia also youn when you um 1 4.V Jerrv .Sea;.- khvthm io Cake Flour, Royal Scarlet, evening from '6:30 to 9:00 eild started her work this week as TutUe. 15; Daisy E. Willett, 11; u-d M--S Henry Bcr.gston of Por- Ih...... ^ 1 C . Quality, V ^ vice principal of the high schdol St ling I tei;_ .«treet have returned from a Fancy, large AMER. BOLOGNA lb. again on Saturday morning from Bertha B. Steel, 15; Mrs. Fred ’ 3 cans 23c jfe-v 'Irfy.a «pe:;t in New- York city. No. 2 c a n ...... 1 w C 8:30 to 10:00 for those who are ex­ in her home place. Great Village, Luck. 36; Mbs. -EMrle Gowdy, 25; package ...... I V v Nova SCoUa. She has many FIAKORN • I To<- tnp w as rr.tde fer the purpose Red Cahhage. l O Sauerkraut, Silver ^ hibiting. AU exhibits must be en­ E dna Dean Sum ner, 15. |ff ■ i-fehr.itmg the 20th marriage tered end in place hy ten o'clock friends here and in other sections Ftremen’a Meeting CORN MUFFIN MIX Case of 48 cans $3.85 R tM iieiiihoivff pint jar ...... I V C Davis Lane, Igst. can. . . . 1 w C DESIRE BRAND in this vicinity. ■f.r -I ,ry oi Mr. and Mrs. Sur- Raking Powder. M 4% Maxwell House ■o that the Judges can atarL Sixteen membere attended tee FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES I I l» * .1 I '-cQ-rant. whi-h ,-'i-.irred Wednes- Dill Pickles, O O The detailed program- for the Mrs. Paul Bugbee has taken meeting of tee Bolton Volunteer IFII llt* r iH l’tllllaV Jay ’.-t.-mber 2 12-nunce can . . . . . 1 a C Salt, Royal Scarlet. Free Evaporated Milk 4 c * n " . 29c ‘ day is 10 to 12 a. m. Judging of the place of Mrs. George V. Smith Freeh. Nstix-e . -Mrs, .^urprenaiil is w ell ktiow-n llrownie. qt. ja r ,. A a C Running. ^ all exhibits; 10:30 to 11:30 handi­ in selecting non-flcUon books for Rinso Lge.Lge. Pkf. Pkf. 23c *■ — ;1<> S'nut’ihei of young people and COFFEE ALASKA craft construction work for girls the public library of Willington Celery 2 for 25c Welch’s 2-pound box ...... # C and women. Betty Lee Booth, in­ and Miss Carrie Mirtl will select Mr* Kmaiine r'Hrter, widow cif i‘teiicijer*. .S.ie w:ie the fo rm er Mix.* Black HinK Cherries, White 1-Pound F.xira lArge Bundle*! Jud.son I, c'arti I, -w in maki'S I,, r il' M* p irtc-r and Iheir mar^' Tomato Juice, M |W Wheaties, O l # * structor; softball game, 13:15 to children's hooka, succeeding the Lux Flakes I.ge. Pkg. hpme 'vith i;Hr laughli ; .Mr« ■ri Ig* t'«ik ;iia- e In .New Britain. Rt»se. they are deli- 2 packages...... ^ 1 C SALMON TaUCan I j f C liSO p. m.; sports to include rS- former Mildred Mirtl. now Mrs. / large lA-oz. can .. layfi. Jumping, etc., 1:30 to 2:30; M agnus iffe b tr of Rockville. Frtwli R ichard O Hewett of ;iA KUo Tliev I aiiie to Mari' iie>ct* r to live cious. largest can.. W C Napkins, folded, white, 80 ZELO BRAND—ITALIAN STYLE Victory parade, 2:30 on. Blue rib­ alrisct. r-.-tchc! her s;*,j nu tti- I'-'J": ai d fo r seven y e ars M rs. Orange Juice, Unsweetened, in package, 4% |W Dr. William Charvat of New Swan Soap i.xe. Cake bch. 5c Monday Hej^ ;aiigi.tn».igl.tii- or- ;-'''•ri’re" I.-It wa.s mipervisor of mu- \^ hole Apricols. O O JAR I ^ r g e bon winners from ell claaaes will York ia apending a week with, hia Beets or Carrots large tti-ounce ' O C . * ,T packages ^ take part, there will be announce­ Whom i» Ml*. Georg;e \V. ,4hedd of nistrirt.* 1 to 8 In- unpeeleil. Igsl. can a VC TOMATOES No.2''i Can 17e mother, Mrs. Jennie Charvat qnd ELBERTA Bolton, .arrang.-d a1 p;,rt\P.-crtv in h e r ' A lfred K.. H ow es of can ...... ments of awards, and pets will he aunt, Mrs. Anthony Safranek. honor at the home nf Mr*. Hi'tsnn street Was superintendent Cottage Cheese from Ver­ ahown. The food booth will be open Mr. and Mrs. Josejdi Kolink of Silver Dust Native Peaches 4 lbs. 29c Ht. An of Mr*, t'a rte r'a of *.-hoois in thi-.se dislncts before at 11 o'clock with Naael Nleder- East IsUp, L. I., visited Mr. and •F.MRY ,SO.\P 1-CENT’ mont, 1-poiHid werfer in charge. ■ Children were prrsent but a Consolidation. _ ____ j Kraft Quick Serve Mra Theodore Mirtl over the S.ALE package ...... IOC IVORY FLAKES 2 iS i 45c CRISCO The superintendents in' charge of week-end. Local Green Mnuntala tfbughtar w-ho liv. s on I> ng Is- * * ‘ Cocoa Mix, MjQ the departments, are Dairy, Nor­ Cream Cheese _ William Hall and John Good­ . About 2.1 relatives and 1 cakeu m m * 2 -lb. c a n ...... 1 V C man Schneider,*Ellington; poultry, Domino Ginger Ale and Potatoes peck 37c BMuds attenci. d from Vermont, .. rich are vacationing at Schroon PEACHES Iwocal Libraries with Chjve, pkg. d L Y C for ...... 1 5 C IVORY SNOW 2,iiS.45c 1-lb. can 25c < Albert lAns. Ellington; live etock. Lake, N. J. LKhugatuck, West Hartford. Hart- Sure-Jen_ Pectin Mixture Cream Cheese, Pimento and Richard Niedetwerfar. Vernon; L tw d . ■ and th is tow-n. and eatji Light House " foods and clothing. Alice Gunther. Joaeph Goodrich, aen 'of Mr. Flavors 3 bottles 2Sc dosed on Moiidav for Jelling. ^ g ' Olivas. O and Mra. Nail Goodrich, amploywi IjBWhSBtod 16 the honor guiast an Cleanser. 2 c a n s.... V C 3*lb. can 71c Vernon; canning, Betty Lee Booth, For Canning Are Ready Pina OepeeH. McIntosh Apples 6 lbs. 25c w»«H*ining monsy, ao- 2 packages...... d O C Package ...... d b O C . CAMAY SOAP 3 20c Vernon; flowers and vegetables, as' a welder at the Electric Boat m '•d by a peraoDal card or Marion end Irene Worcester, Ver­ Company in Groton, haa enllated 4# gresting and congrat- The Mary Cheney- Library- will non; handicraft. Marjorie *nirall, in the Navy. He will leave Satur­ Shs was also remembered be closed Monday, Labor Day, all For Labor Day Picnic: All -Kinds of Rolls, Paper SUNKIST ORANGES . DAMSON PLUMS , FREESTONE PLUMS Vemoh; pete, Rutle Palmer, Ea- day mon\fng for Newport, R. li Now - • Also For Labor (B ltt baautlful flowera. day. also the West Side Branch. tington. AU pet show ownera must Mrs. Daniel Horton of Hebron, FLOUR SALE! (iREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. Oartav has bssa ill and the Thta library- has been closing on Plates^-Cups, Napkins, Fancy Package Cookies, d oz. bring coop, cages, diahes, foods or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph [••■ Ir »«■ br way at cheering her Saturdays at noon during July ju>d 3 ibsi 2 9 c 2 whatever ia needed to care for the FUegel of WlUtngton HUI, 'U Day Week Your Choice ▲ delkhnia buSst luncheon August, and tomorrow win br -rta and the ownera wtU be held chairman of the firrt old commlt- gaoltded by Ma gwasU. open from 9 to 12 only. Begin- Potato Chips, Marshmallows and Potato Sticks in *srbnaible for this. ning Saturday. Sept. 12 the lib- CERESOTA I ta chUdran r^ - win. be opsa all day on Sat- Cans and French Friend Onions, Pickles and ReKsh. MATIYX CUCUMBERS CELERT HEAKTS PICKLING ONIONS XppetntnMats Announced urdaya. h 'jpperintendant er of Seheola PhiUp Dhrlda JUrriac* OKttteato .M. How The Whitnn Memorial Library Iowa has announead that tte PILLSBURY BAG a ■umhar of will he open tomorrow afternoon 2 bunches 2 5 ^ iO lb. bag 2 9 ^ < Schotd Board has - appointed Dr. Korea U tha oaly country in Novelli^s Fruit Farm Teleohone Service Until 8:15 P, M. Dial 5137! S ' o ' l O e John E. Flaherty and Dr. Donald tee world where the qaarriagr rer- T kiW IU I COM and evenmg and. w-lll be cloa«l all j

P1WBHUR8T CLOSED Miss Kellems Spanish Policy To Wed Local Man Park Meters ^ A LL DAT MONDAY Weddings WEEK-END - Makes Charge Variation Not Held Illegal VALUES AT - Bobo Neivsptfi Wins First Star as Dodgers^ Cards Also Win A HOLIDAY Cloudman-Hampton Miss Inez Azella Hampton, Franco’s Plan Walerbury Judge Rules FEAST Says Bradley Is Trying of 123 Summer street, became the ■ m * k yoar «hMM> k • To Repay Luce for bride of Robert Bruce Lord Cloud­ (Continued from Page One) That City Body Has Bible Primes Western Army Backs MMiV Plnokontt man, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Foster^s IHM m piMitIM Mqiply ot Meat. Mopey Spent. B. L. Cloudman of 175 Holland Gen.’ Carlos Asensio Cabanlllas Not Proper ^ower. Wild Diicks Nativa CMekHM m Ivge m S>', 'Lane. East Hartford, at a cere­ was made war minister in place For Fine Foods Texas Champs Bums Beat Reds to t pooadB, LanA and rrady to Weitport, Sept. 4—0P>—Mi«* Vi­ mony performed last night At of Gen. Jose V'arela, and Bias Waferbury, Sept. 4 —(A*)—Oper- w are Ham*. vien Kcllem* charged 'Republican seven o’clock In the Burnside Perez ' succeeded Col. 'Valentin a.tion of more than 1.200 parking Free Delivery! ^ Dial 7886! South in Safety State Chairman J. Kenneth Brad­ Methodist church. The p.astor Rev. Galarza, as interior minister. meters Installed on the city’s main Double Stamps Friday! For Big Year PINEHURST Nathan Burton who officiated used - *’. . . . In our fatherland, neither streets is held illegal in a decision Behind Big Chap ley today with attempting “to the double nng service. Pairns, handed down by Judge Thomas J. Open Friday Till 9 P, M. foist" playwright Clare Boothe gladioli, fertis and ttill-cathedral today nor in the past nor the Wall I’n Common Pleas Court to­ Decrease in Hunters CHICKENS future can we talk of changes In day. Temple Needs Expects Strong Squads Luce on the party aa a Congrea- tapera were artistically arranged. the'government," Arriba said. “For Will Assure Birds of Serve Chicken fried, broiled, sional nominee in order "to repay .The bridal attendants were MLss The court ruled in favor of John Broilers — Fryers In \ Other .Schools to EvelX'n Priess of Foley street as in the present regime the govern­ (H. Cassidy, WaierLur)' attorney. Safe PaiMtage 16 W inter j From Washington roaeted; serve chicken frleassce Henry Luce for the t^iousands ment is one and the same the real Triple Threat with cream irr*%-> ; and for holl- which he 'poured" into ' Wendell maid' of honor; Sfl.>«B Evelyn Haw­ In hii civil action brought to rer Wreck Hopes Before ley of Benton street, Miss Hazel and literal government of El Caii- strain the city of Waterbury from Resorts. da>' refreshments or luncheon, Willkie'i presidential campaign. ilillo of Spain, the generali.ssimo of $1.09 each chicken salad Is “tops ” In Race 'tp .Stay •Zemanek of West street. Mr.« operating the meters. Cassidy, who End of 1942 Season. Cardinals Down Giants John Scarlato of Spruce street and the armies and the national chief sought damages of $5,000, a per­ flhlcago. Sept. 4 — (JPi — lu' Behind Lines Mias Kellems, wlto. divides her of the J^alange. Cnt-Cp—Fancy Green Signal NATIVE time these day.s between .running Mrs. Norman .Moore of East Mid­ manent injunction forbidding the .Northern woeWlland* the wild _B) ^Brnch Curry • ith Pollet Hurling ROASTING CHICKENS a big bii.sinesa and campaigning dle Turnpike were, bndesmaids. ' “Changing «>f Guard'* operation of the meters, or an ducks are breaking tip housekeep­ Austin, Tex., Sept. 4.—(A*)—The Earl R. Hampton.-brother of the order that the city pay him the Fowl ing with the healthiest prospect in Morrison Hopeful Frosh Pour Hit B all; Sox NATIVE BROILERS lafiainst Mrs. Luce, wife of .the Miss R. R. I., Clnudman. Jr. , “Nothing seems more absurd University of Texas grid jugger­ Given to All . publisher, for the nomination in brjde was best man for Mr Cloud- than to imagine for a moment rental for the use of the sidewalks years of reaching 'Miami or wher­ . May Bolster Squad naut that sat on top of the Na­ Gain Hqlf Game on NATIVE FRYERS ' the Fourth District, notified Brad­ man and the ushers were William that the Army and the Falange— .MHa (Milrley M. Prindto and streets abutting his proper­ $1.09 each ever they're planning to spend th e’ tional football 'heap for several ley that ahe was in the race to McIntosh and Joseph Lepak of tor, Rev. William J. Dunn, at a fundamental pillars aiistaining ties, is allowed damages of $100. winter. * , Before First Contest; weeks In 1941 will be rolling again Naval Sports . Idle Yankees: Blank PREMIl’M FOWL Hartford. E'lw'ard Laski of Glas- nuptial high mass. .Mrs. John Mr. and Mra. Clifford E. Prin- No order is Issued by the court, Thla. fall a greater number of .stay in spite of hia announcement policy -change nor have changed Morreirii E-Z-Cnt this fall with 18 returning letter- — — • FOR FRICASSEE la'••t night that he would support tonhur)' and John Scarlato of thia •Marry plaved the bridal music. ever by that which always Is call­ dle of Litchfield, Conn., announce however, for an injunction Sgaihst birds will wing over a lesser num­ Georgetown in Opener men backed by a flock of untried Detroit Tigers 2-0. Mrs. Luc^. town. . , The bridal attendants -were the engagement of their daughter. the .Iteration of the meters. Judge ber of hunters equipped with Mrs. Camela Cooney of Oak ed ’the changing of the guard’.” Hams sophomores. Xdiiiiral Kin^ A|i|>rov<‘H A Limlled Numbei* of In a letter addressed to "Dear The, church organist. Miss Mary "Ordinary speculations of a for- Shirley Morse, to Aviation dadet Wall recommended an appeal to 'enough ammunition but not By Ted Weler Dans X. Bible, husky. Orange By Jiidson Bailey ’ Ken." Miss Kellems. cable gnp Burnham pla.yed the bridal music .“treot. sister of- the brider and Howard Elliott Mohr, U. S. N. R., the Supreme Court of Errors. enough time, tires or gasoline. The Program for U. S. \P Spor/S Writer NATIVE TURKEYS Adelbert Rivard. brother-in-law .eign band with its agents or of an Declaring that the question was Philadelphia. Sept. 4 -(A*)—Ray and White mentor, added, up his manufacturer, asserted that she and acconip.Tnied .Mis.s Bett\’-ftmpitcher, they said v«f8 which are nothing new and Mr. Mohr was recently grad­ them, was graduated in June. His higher than fourth In tbe .South­ ment: they would be satisfied if the vet­ Mr. Willkie'a presidential cam­ sleeves and court train. Her full bouquet Waa of white roses. "It gave the commission only 39c lb. weather and water conditions for loss; plus the absence of two great paign.” inadmi.ssible. uated' from the University of power to prohibit, limit or re­ breebrown suit with Bern, Switzerland. Sept. 4—i/Pi — dar. ) Nejmaif' a Philadelphia player ahead.” However, Vandy had on* wild P l eased Ham Minced Ham were identical In design but 1 piggage tan accessories.,On their German new.spapers'expres-sed sur­ veteran aoldier-statcsman, a Con- our coasts. There, .wartime re’gula- for Frai6cford High In 1940 and den and Harkins. This year we Cervelat Cooked Salami ferent colors, and in velveteen .servative Nationalist who also Join Rumanian Troop* tiona prevent civilians from going Turning to Lieut. Mickey Coch­ spot in his^ffort and it Cost him return they will make their home prise today at the dl."charge of Ra­ The radio said the landing niade the All-Philadelphia scholas­ niust rely upon sophomores for our an unearned run and eventually Oeaita Salami Chicken Loaf 111 Desert Battle and faille combinations.. with held the post when the LJnited 39c lb. out in any kind of boat with a fire­ reserve strength—an.d In 1941 we The fir.st battle of former base-,, rane, director of the Great Lakes with the bridegruom’a. mother. mon .Serrano Suner as Spain’s for­ force* from the - Army of the tic team. Last year he starred at Training Station team. Admiral defeaty”tn the third Inning he Veal or Meat Loaf sweetheart necklines, full skirts. eign minister,. States recognized Franco’s gov­ arm. Bordentown Militaiy Institute. had experienced boys for our sec­ ball star* who live on Woodblidge PIm Veal I,,oaf The bride is employed by the ernment April 1, 1939. Crimea, in a rapid advance, joined Assortml Major League Standings King sold: "1 mean every word of walked the first two men up, Aug- (Conttnuod from Pag« Oae) Miss Hawley's gown was of moss Independent Cloak Company and Lost year 1,400.000 duck stamps Morrison also is counting on ond and third teams." and Tanner streets ha* ended. alon and Arky Vaughan. NeW. green. Miss Zemanek's. heather A Berlin di.spatch to the Sxxiss Alexander W. Wedell. former U. forces , today with Rumanian were issued to hunters. The Izaak IL Baseball has a rightful place, Orate A Weigel and Premium the briiivgrooni at tl)e I’rall and nevi’spaper Basler National Zeitung troops attacking from the easL Cold Cuts George Sutch, 200-pound fullback Graduation lopped from the 1942 The game, softball, ia not what grounded into an unusual dou- phases and that l^th. sides are rose; Mrs. Scarlato, orchid; Mrs. S. ambassador to Spain., said at 5Valton League figures the 1942 Longhorn foster stalwarts and your Great Lake* team is do­ FRAXKFCBTS Whitney Aircraft plant. raid the Nazi pre'as found the Ma­ Russian troops in the Caucasus who showed last year that he it implies to according to these ing a terrific job.” ' play, erasing Galan and him­ merely jockeying for position. Moore, peacock blue. The.v carried Richmond that the shift of for-, total may not exceed l.OOOiOOO. could rip an opposing line to whose names w tlr be etched In self and putting Vaughan on sec­ arm .bouquets of rainbow-hued drid governmental shakoup sur­ peninsula facing the. Crimea were Guns and ammunition are not a veteran* of oUief years. In fact, With baseball waning, the Try Our Nea‘ Stvle Rommel, they said, hsa not yet prising "because Serrano Suner e l^ ministers “might be fairly said atill to be resisting but the sheds. Overshadowed by Tomaaic Southwest' Oonferenck annals as ond, but Eric Tipton dropped I*m - suffered arippling losses to his pompoms, tied with chiffon ribbon Lennon-SudowsKi translated aa an Indication that 39c lb. problem,, according to a leading Ymterday'* Reeulfai .Standing* ("quote.s") “It’s tough on the are naturally - turning to BAKED HAM .only recently returned from an Im­ broadcast said they were believed in his sophomore and Junior years, lung as football is a national pu- wee Reese's liner to centerfield for OTThortd strength and there is no to match their gowns. relations with the United States" sporting goods house. While sport­ Sutch may blo.saom out as s triple Eastern Eastern legs", However, baseball fans, the What was that you said-^about a-'Twn-base error and Vaughoa Rev. Dr, Earl H. k’urgeson, o. portant trip to Rome, where-’he to be relatively small. • tlme. Hartford 7-3; Albany 4-5. W Tanner .street Pops won the first profeasiohal athleticism. Common Or Pinehurst Extra Tasty indication that he la trying to The mother of the bride was at­ the North Methodist, chuicd, ^ ’ould be examined with ’ more ing shotguns are hot being manu­ threat this fall. To replace the 1941 combination, scored. tired In aqua crepe with black ac­ had long ebnversationa with Prem­ Dried Beef factured. there are storks on hand Wilkes-Barre 5-ff; Williamsport Albany ...... 81 game. It waa absolutely necessary der Tunney? LIVERWURST avoid a showdown. iliclaleU at the. marriage yester­ ier Mussolini and the king as well 'moderation. Corn 2« Fe«( High Morrison and hi.s aides. Josh Bible wUI draw upon nine seniors that they did. for reasons set forth Joe Beggs. who went to tha On the other hand, these sources cessories and corsage of yellow for initiates into the army of hunt­ Cody and Harold Williams, also 2-7 Scranton ...... 78 mound in^the ninth, Volked ttw Piaahly CtmppM day at ihe South 5iethodist church as a long visit with Pope Pius Xlt. Dismissal Weleotne News and 12 Juniors. Binghamton 1. Springfield 0. Wilkes - Barre . . .78 below. ’The score was 22-6 when Association and Rugby football, said, the Axis chieftain has roses. The bridegroom’s mother ers who already have their guns. have back an experienced quarter, Plugging the backfield slots left first man''and severed a single to wore aqua crepe with American -if 5i18s Helen Sadowski, daughter which at that time was supposed The London News Cffironicle said La Salle.^111.—ije\—Di^e Malone, 45c lb. There are enough ahells in atock Elmira-Scranlon < postponed I. Blnghamtorf ___76 final tabulations were in, but it cricket, hockey, rounders, boxing, brought up to the battle line vast of Mr. and Mrs. Sadowski of Dal­ to be a prelude to a discussion of it would "be rash to expect any gardener'of Oglesby, 111., doesn't in A1 Drulis, two 1^41 varsity by the departure of Crain, Lay­ took almost two days and a night Joe Medwick. Ray Starr hurried GROUND ^EEF supplies for an offensive—includ'. Beauty accessories and corsage of Best to supply this season’s crop of half barks in Angelo Sparagna and National Williamsport ___72 gymnastics, netball and group ath­ to the mound and Tanned Dolph ton. Mass.', and James S. Lennon, the (Spanish) monarchist move­ drastic chantie of forelgm policy,” believe that Iowa da “the state den. Vernon Martin and Noble Brooklyn 2. (•'Inclnnall 0. Elmira ...... fS9 to get the figures straight. (Inci­ letics becsnia”^priority games this ing sufficient ga-soline to feed hls^ pink roses. They assisted in re­ hunters and soMe of next year’s. Eddie Bilikiewicz and a vetersin Caniilli. Then Mickey Owen hit a ceiving at a reception for ' 250 s<)n of Mr. and Mrs. James W. ment." but described the dismissal of Ser­ where the tall corn grows." He Hunting doesn't elash with patriot- Dose, Bible has a flock of letter- St. Louis 7. New York O! Hartford ...... 59 dentally, fans, the ^figures below month in ^glond. 36c lb. mechanized forces for 10 days ofj Fronkfurts guard in Sid Beahuruiku, whose men keyed to every task except were not sworn to before a no­ long, foul 'which rlghtfleldsr ICex guests which followed tha cere­ Lenon of Charter Oak), street, Scandinavian newspapers laid rano Suner as welcome news. contends it is Illinois and, aa iam aince shotgun powder is dif­ Philadelphia at Pittsburgh ppd. Springfield ...... 31 Equipment will be sold for them Marshall caught, and Prenehy hard fighting. j The bridal attendants were Mrs. the dismissal of Serrano Suner, proof, sent his tallest specimen, a ability in kicking field goals may blocking. Jolted by the lou of tary public and semblance, to any Sliced Bacon. ,, mony at the City View hall on “Prospect* for reatoratiqn-of the ferent from that uaed in military pull the Owls through many a (Only games scheduled.) ' alone. / Bordogoray scored after tha Bombing Supply Dumps IM. Slegal of Hartford, and Ray- who leaned toward totalitarian stalk measuring 25 feet 3 inches, arms. Priority demands ch bra-ss senior back Walter Heap. Bible .4 mericaa .\n>orfcM other box score turned in this Ihdror games and sports In The .R. A. F , aided by the Unit­ Keeney street. monarchy have slightly, tfhproved.” 35c lb. tough spot in a difficult 10-game catch. Bag Sausage ■fhe bride Is wearing, on a tour I mdnd Lvnnon of this town, brother philosophy, to determination of the newspaper said. “Prospects of to Des Moines. la., where It is to and copper are the cause for a pointed to perplexing wesknessra Wa.ihington 3-14. Chicago 2-0 w. year ia purely coincidental.) wMch only a. few'can engage wtU Cards !■ Step ed States Army Air Forces, kept schMule. at both blocking back and guard. Small Link Sausage. of the Northern states, an aqua j of the brlde,:room. Mrs. Natalie Generalissimo Francisco Franco to an increase in Axis Influence and be entered in the national tall corn t curb In production. Other experienced men include Boston 2, Detrtiit 0. New York ...... 88 It was the noiateat game of the JbC .reduced by inability to obtain The victory, closing Brooklya’q these supply* dumps under an al­ I Coiney. friend of the bride, sang maintain Spain's neutrality. contest. Harold OAHns, 190 pound guard (Only games scheduled.) Boston ...... 82 year at the 5' .field. At one time, paraphernal'a. Pliahly Chopped— PInehurst most continual hail of bombs. suit, black accessories and orchid even of the continuation of the use Native Don Serino, Johnny Sylvester and last westeni irwing of ths aeasaa, corsage. On their return they will •'Because" and "I Love You Known Tension Increasing of Spanish ports by Axis sub­ from Breckenrldge. probably will St. Louis ...... 68 neighbors figured that they should The reason for this new control kept the Dodgers 4 1-2 gomso Dispatches from the front last H*m Outllts Father Pullet Eggs, A A Joe Psriano; all ahoa-ed flashes ot live for the present at 175 Holland Truly.!’ , - The Syenska Dagbladet of Stock­ marines—an abuse of neutrality gridiron brilliance a year ago. Also be shifted to the blocking assign­ Today’* (iamra fTleveland ...... 68 call in the police but the fw-o order issued by the Board of Trade ahead of the SL Louis Cordlnala, Round Steak night told of no large scale action Lahe, East Hartford. The bride wore a gown of ’white holm said it .was knoe'n for some 3 dozen ..... | a U U ment filled last year by Vernon Ea*tern Detroit ----- .64 team* and their *upportera^*aid ie to guarantee that sports which who enished th* New York Giants by the opposing land forces, but for which Serrano Suner haa found Delaiiev Wins at center. Line 0>ach Cody will no. a thousand time* n9 can be played and - witnesaed by 7-0 behind the four-hit hurling o t British armored units . harassed Armour’s Milk, fight It mit all night, if nf^cesaarv’, Ground, 45c lb. groom a wallet and to her attend­ carried a bridal bouquet of'orchlds between Franco and the Falangiata 45. is in the Army now, but if his three, 215 pound giant who waa Ken Matthea-s, Ralph Park and Springfield at Binghamton (nl. WR.shinpton ___53 tha maximum number of people Lefty Howard PolleL advance Axis elements, giving the (the Fascist political mbvement slightly, worsened.” . , clothes don’t ' fit. he’ll have to along theae lines." / ants Forget-me-not chains and and white roses. ^ rlin radio broadcasts insisted 6 cans ...... Over Matson regular center at the close of the Max Minor at wingback, Roy Mc­ Scranton at Elmira i2l tni. Philadelphia ___49 89 will continue to get equipment de­ The young southpaw ho4h>*t A Word About enemy no chance to get set for headed by Seirano Suner) and it Is blame hia 21-year-old son. It was Kay, Lea-is Mayne and Johnny Wilkes-Barre . at Wllllam.M|I.« ...... 87 street Woes said that Harry Rus­ to Britain’s Red Cross. Golf topped club he has beaten all year ex­ The bride was graduated from mother of the bride wore a navy tween Falange politicians and his Milwaukee were draftees. AH PInehurst meats are being meanwhile, remained poised, ready Manchester High school with the Suner would not "entirely disap­ large t i n ...... players and ends our definite at­ passing chores. ’ (Only games scheduled.) ^ New York ...... 72 sell was u'edited with a single them W ith $192,000. Next came cept the Chicago Cubs. to bit back should Rommel make ilress and corsage of roses, while pear from the political arena, al­ Army. Cobum Loses. \merlcan Ciriclnnali ..... R when h^'stnjck out- 'They also The Card* made nine hits, five told exactly at March celling class of 1942. T^e bridegroom is a the bridegroom’s mother wag at­ tacking program will not be map­ Zuehl Omoly snd Stsniey Maul- billiards with $172,000. then grey­ a mistake.. though it is known that the Franco may have been influenc­ Corned Beef, nevel.md at St. I»ul.« (2) (aft­ Pfftshurgh ;, .... N9 denied yittif' Woodbridge. street of th-m doubles in the box score, prices, although we are paying test mechanic with the Pratt Sc tired in soldier blue and wore a ped. Maybe the pa.s.smg game will di,»sffH nail down 'hr tackle post.*. hound racing with $120,000. darts In Cairo the R. A F. Issued Falangists are very unpopular ed by recent developments^ in large t i n ...... Young Delaney of Manchester Jack Freeman and Frit* Lobries ernoon and night). ( 'hicago ...... 61 Itamy that Uiey had seriously $108,000 and Association football but three of them flukes on ths more for most beef Items. By Whitney Aircraft. corsage of yellow roses. They at- South America—such aa CatlioUc be our^best bet. but it Is still too figjj-fed on calling out the fire de­ aalag wholesale connections of a statement declaring the Axis with the Spanish Army and its ot- won a hard fight over Tommy early to tell." the guard slots. Captains Joe New York.at Wa.sliipgton in) BoRinn ■ ...... 52 $L00,0O0. field, as the Giant* sabotaged old had Inst 2.582 planes in combat sisted at the reception for 75 .fleers." I Brazil's declaration of war to Salad Dressing, Maxson of New York last night at lOnly games scheduled.) Philadelphia ---- 36 partment and state guard to get Carl Hubbell. With the bases load­ aver SO years’ standing and guests which followed at the Hotel Teinpie's Si-hodule Schwmrtlng ahd Wallace Scott a-ill England con still get it up. over the desert Since the start of Miller-.Moniro cast hia destiny with fhe new quart Jar ...... Bristol. The local battler made it Sept. 25. (ieorgetown. night. -the winner* out in the third inn­ ed and two out in the third inn­ baying extra ruts from packers Sheridan. . world instead of Hitler's new M a h i« u 's flank the line at ends with Aubrey ing. The Tanner street old men ing Ervin Dusak lifted a ny which with high ceilings we have man­ the war and putting loasea of the Mlsa Josephine- Monico, daugh­ fifteen victories with a rousing Oct. .2, Military Insti­ Gill and Jack Sarhse alternating T United Nations at 1,503 planea. ter of .Mr and Mrs. LouLs Monico, On their return from an )«nan- Hints o f Aid May order. Fancy Cookies, finish in the third round that the had explained and talked baseball fell safely between Babe Barna_ aged, so far, to have all ruts of nounced wedd.ing trip, Mr. and 183 Spni<» Street tute. night) 9, Bill-knell, night; Iff, at center. This line will average for no long a time to their variou* and Bill Jurge* for t'wo bases. In beef, ever}' day. Thus far this year, the state­ of 112 Florence street, and Wal­ Have Had Effect Serrano Suner waa a mainspring 1-Ib. box Assorted New 5’ork lad could not match. .Southern .Methoillst .it Pallaa. 195 pounds with plenty of Junior ment said. Axis losses totari.417 ter J. Miller, son of Mss. Mary A. Mrs. Lennon will occupy their of Spanish policy toward Latin .Joe Cobum of Manchester lost off.spring that they w-ere forced to Kimbrough the sixth, when St. Louis scored London, SepL 4—(Ah—A British Tex., night; 23. North Carolina and aophomere reserves. win thi* first game. (The second (When you stop for meat, planes and British los.ses 1.114. Miller of 25 1-2 New street ahd newly furnished home at 44^ Gris­ America as the fouiMer and Chief Rinso • Oxydol • Duz, tp Dink Richards of New York Pre-Flight: “’31. Michigan State. Sports Roundup four times, centerfielder Bsbs look.over our vegetable and gri>^ the late John Miller, were unitetl wold street, Glastonbury. Foreign Office commentator said supporter of the Oonsejo Hia- Land 0 ’ Lakes in’ a fight that had the cash cus­ game. will probably be played 5’ming let two sinking liners go today that British and American large size, Nov. 7. ot Boston College; 14, Thanksgiving Eve.) The box score Out of (iame through him for doubles and bors- err}' displays. . .save time and in marriage this moming_in St. {(anlad (Council of Hiapantcism), Butter, lb. .... tomers standing in the aisles. The Hol.v Cross; 21, Oklahoma; 28, money . . . buy ever) thing to­ Many Mete Zealatui hints of aid in Spanish reconstruc­ 2 packages .... New Yorker beat Coburn' to the By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. because you are a jieareful nation aa turned in:- ly held onto another after a Jug­ James’s church. The ceremony Sirius appears twice aa bright tion it Spain’s foreign policy drift­ an organization which many Span- Villanova. Tanner St. Terrier* gether.) waa performed at 7:30 by the rec- tarda believe waa conceived In punch in the third frame and look Ted Scliroeder Wide World Sport* Columnist like we are." . . /Howard Kings­ gling art. Soldierg Captured to us as any other star. ed away frqm the Axis may have Fresh Fi( Bars, R H PC A E Western .\rmy .\11 Stars Philadelphia!* night game at Berlin. the honors. Up to this point it Cantor Horns In New 5’ork, Sept. 4—While the bury Smith. T o n e ’s 1936 track A? Rome (From Italian Broad- had a "cumulative effect" but that Native pound ...... was a real slugfeat with honors captain. Is the new ci^respondeiit Burnham, c . . . .4 2 2 5 0 0 Fhttsburgh was postponed. castsi. Sept. 4 (Jpi— The Italian the dismissal of Ramon Serrano hollering is going on, what’s the Rus.sell, lb . . 4 I 2 12 0 0 l*lay Gliirajio Pros Sox Keep Ooing POT ROASTS flying, fortress off Santa Isabel is­ Potatoes. Sweet. Gherkins, about even. New York, SepL 4—(>P»—New \ Nurses Wrist matter with Hahk Borowy for the of a news wrakly a t ' Bern. Swit­ Etitra Well Trimmed (TirCKS high command reported today that Suner as foreign minister waa pri­ Pat Vendrillo will fight this eve­ zerland ,y . Fritfie Zi\ic has had Mathtason. 2b . .5 2 1 4 I 0 Without Star Back. In the Amencsn League the Solomon Islaiids land and left in flame*. marily a result of internal dis­ 15-Ib. peck . * 9 # C Inrge j a r ...... York's Professional Football "rookie of-the year " prize? . . . Brown. 3b ...... 5 1 1 0 2 1 speeding Boston Red Sox gained (fdr oven als«»). Sirloin Tips or many New Zealand aoldlera w-ere Ib Hpuor Guest ning In the main bout at Ocean Giants may open against U>* East­ We’ve hod nominations for Vern 18 flghta aince he Inst the welter­ Face Runips. .. Rumps.. Steaks raptured and that the Allies lost putes. ’ Beach New London, meeting a Top Seeded Tennis Star weight title to Red Cbcbrane a M. NeLson, p . . .5 3 2 o ’ 2 I half a game on the Idle New York The commentator said he believ­ Staffed Olives, ern Army All-Stan here Sept. 12 Stephens of the Browns, Johnny W. Nelson, as . -.5 4 0 8 0 ^ B j I^Midon Kelly 5'ankecs bv smothering the De­ ...R ib Roasts, a number of tanks in the Battle of Grip Slreiiglhened Jap Landing Force golden glove fighter from New little''over a year ago. Denver, Sept. 4 i/Pi It’s no ed It was wrong to describe Ser­ At Three Showers large jar ...... 5'ork in the final bout of the eve­ with a rookie in their first string Will Need Everything Pesky of the Red Sox and Johnny Bowiby. If ...... 3 2 i 0 0 0 troit Tiger* 2-0 on four-hit hurling We suggest a Chieken or I-eg Egypt yesterday. Sheffield Milk. backfield. He is- Leo Cantor, a Beazley of tbe Cards, but. haa any / ' Today’s Que*t Star military secret but it i* definitely of Ijtnih.for Sunday dinner and Engagements of armored tmits Similar to Marines rano Suner's dismissal aa a com­ ning. Clausaen. cf .. . .5 2 2 0 0 0 by Bill Biitland. who now has won (Continued from Page One) plete defeat for the -Germans In 6 tall can s...... "IOC Sweet Mixed triple-theater from U.C.L-A., who To Defeat Russell. of them bettered Hank’s four / Nixson Denton. Cincinnati Swanson, rf .. . .5 3 3 0 0 0 bad hew* for' the Western Array SIX in a row. The Red Suckers a Pot Roast for .Monday, were declared to have "resulted to General MacArthur’s Headquar­ haa ,been running with veterans shutouts and that almost-no-hitter' football All-Staro— "Jarring John” our advantage." The high com­ ters, Australia, Sept. 4-MAh—The the diplomatic battle now being Miss Florence Dancoue, - of 152 Pickles, large jar.. Tiraes-Star: “A. Mlddlewqatera Quimby. rf .. . .1 0 0 0 0 0 were 'held to five blows; but, made tan undersea craft to 99 since waged in Spain, but that It un­ Center street, haa been the guest Ward Cuff. Tuffy Leemans and By Oayle Talbot for the Y ank ? . . . Guess fmks school has. published a brochure, Chtcobo, sf ... ..3 0 0 0 0 0 Kimbrough may not be. able to them good for one run In the third mand said that a Bntish jiatrol Japanees. invaders of the Milne around here got so used to Bqpowy start in Sunday’s game with the PINEHURST had been surprised by an attack Dec. 7. 1941. doubtedly weakened the Axis of honor at th r^ pre-nuptlai ao- ‘Native Fresh Dom Prlncepe in the No. 1 com­ New York. Sept. 4-MA5 -Not at ‘3.500 facts about football.” the big Ballsieper, sf . . .4 2 1 0 0 0 and another in the sixth for their Bay region of New Guinea were bination in recent workouts. his best because of a sprained ten­ when he used to win 'em all for 6 Chicai;o Cardinals. fifth straight triumph and 23rd In an.ll annihilated. . Absence, of Nipponese attempts disclosed today to have Included cause. cial affairs, in recognition of her Eggs, dozen .... fact is that n t one of the 3..500, Differenres Cailie to Head approaching marriage to Clifford don In his racket wrisL Ted Schroe- Fordham that they forgot he’* still with a war o.4 2 1 1 1 0 In the upper Solomons, two ene­ anchor symbol of the Japanese Sweet Potatoes, some. It could be very close. - Ted. every morning at 6 a.m. while the Wrubel. p .... geles las' Sunday. ough was checking Chicago on Moiidli.v. I.alior l)a>. Plu/n'e my” seaplanes were datriaged by Navy. mourning Civil war dead. fice of the (3olt Patent Fire Arm* By The .V.ssiH'iuted Press Reed, s.s ...... 4 0 0 0 4 0 3 lbs, a. the top seeded player In the tour­ Mountaineers are la camp just to Big John, twice All-Amencan five Yin the first encounter Sid service until 7:(Ml tonight. It ! t.amiminn h Ciren the Allied bombers at Faisi, fuel- The equipment, including flame The Army leaders wished to try Manufacturing company gave her 25c 2 dozen 59c ' National'I.ifiM(iie Tenny, Jr., If . .4 0 1 2 0 0 those resronslble in a mili­ a personal shower at “The Lob­ nament haa not been too impressive look for squirrels . . . If the team fullback Iron Texas A. and M. and Hud.son pitched one-hit ball for will he a Imsy da> >Htiirdii\. hut dumps were destroyed at Buka thfowera, light and heavy auto­ Batting- Reiser. Brooklyn. .328; Tennv. Sr , cf . . .4 0 2 I 0 0 seven staiizAs. but yielded three we will till our ls*si t-» gi\.i' .\ou, Only Slifilit Mention tary court, while the Falange held ster." Hartford. up to this point. He was carried to loses i couple of games the squir­ Haskell. Texas, was top kick for and at Kieta Japanese installs-, matic rifles, ' band grenades and four strenuoua seta by unseeded Slaughter, SL Louis. .324. Haiuji. rf ...... 3 0 2 1 0 0 the Army boy» in that game, together for bothy"hite So* run* salisfactor.v store and delixt rv Berlin. (From German Broad- out for a civil court, it waa said. The past week Mrs. Retnholt S. Long Green ^ rels will be around looking for him. Williams, sf .. . .2 1 0 0 1 0 c,i.sta I,, Sept. 4 — — Marshal tions were blasted with "unkr^own mortars, has been brought to Aus­ Rautenberg, mother of her fiahee, Buy 2 dozen aiid James ENert of C!hicago In their Runs—OtL New 5'ork. 100; speeding 58 yards for their solo in the eighth. serx lee. results." • tralia for close examination. Momentarily, informed diplo­ Headline HeadUner 'Erwin Romm.?!'* campaign was matic sources said, . it appeared entertained for her, and ahe re­ Cucumbers, 3 for I w C match three days ago and Just When aiorira on the Newsom Slaughter. St. Louis. 86. touchdown. More Bombing 'and Strafing mannged to win out by scores of Runs batted in Mize. New York, T o ta ls...... 38 8 10 21 10 2 Major Wallace Wade, the team’s ! _ _ t m mentioned m only two lines in to­ that Generalissimo Franco, de­ ceived . a choice assortment of get 1 dozen more and CuUenbtne deals came through Tanner ...... 408 615 1—22 Fant% day's German communique. In the New Guinea area. Mac- spairing of unity in the present gift*. 7-5. 9-11, 8-4, 8-4. and Slaughter, SL Louis, 91. laconic coach from Duke, disclosed I Ld(JSt / V lJ?/ l* 8 r l ^ t l t S Arthur’s-communique told of fur­ the other day. the guy on the De­ \5'oodbridge ..... 401 000 1— 6 YELLOW im:.\( h i;s "In Egypt there was only fight- Rogers Questioned cabinet, was dismissing members Misa Dancosse will become t.he Russell is a much more flniihed troit News desk penned this self- ■ Hit* Slauchter. .St, Louis. 165: today that the injured rib was the ' ^ ther allied bombing and stealing Green Peppers, Free! Hack, CTilcago. 155. 1 <|l.s. 6,'ir .'5 lbs.. ;5.")jc -ing of locai importance," it said. of the contending (P'aupa and fall­ bride of Mr. Rautenberg on Mon­ tennis player than Evert. In fact, explanatory banner; "Bobo and price the 'JlO-pound giant with the ; '’Altai k.s were made by the Ger­ of Japanese communication lines ing back on generals less commit­ day. September 7. at a ceremony 3 lbs...... 25c the young man with the black Doubles—Heck. Chicago. 34; incandescent smi(e paid for hi* H\ Thr .\s.M)ciatrd I're.ss Sl.T"! bii'kel. in the Kokoda section, W) miles On Ahern Expense Roy 'inherit the earth.” ’ ’ Net Klddtag. Either man and Italian Air Force on en- ted to partisan politics. in 8L James's rectory'at eleven McIntosh Apples, A mustache haa gone quietly about Marion. St. Louis, and Medwick, stellar work.* Fa’ll River. Ma.*." Ray Brown. east of the Allied base at Port o’clock. making a great imprrasion on ten­ Signal (lorps Brooklyn, 32. ( "Kimbrough hasn’t been able to 132. L’hicago. knocked out, Billy emy troops, motor vehiide concen­ The Dodgers have called upon Athens. Ga..'^ept. 4 -A’- Thref GRAVENSTEIN* AIM'I.ES trations, airfields and supply traf­ Moresby, and of guerilla fighting Hartford, Sept. 4. ~pitchers lately that former college stars reported ye.s- .'i pounds 2.'>c fic. In air combat 25 enemy planea Sweet Potatoes, O both as a single* and a doubles 17. Nicholson, Uhlrngo. 9. terday foi workout* with the U. S. Wade said, “and we probably Elizabeth. N. J. Herbert Mar­ were shot down. ” ground troops were mopping up- bate Court today he did “not re­ Peas, 6 cans for OWC player. ' SonTe think, actually that Chuck breasen and Frenchy Bor- Home runs Ott. .New York. 25; won’t know until tpnight or to­ shall. 173. Brooklyn, outpointed the.survu'ora of a trapped band of ot Rebuff to Hitler - 4 pounds...... d b w G dagaray have cooked up special Navy Preflight uchool football Bananas. reark. member" whether any Edward Schedule at P. O. he Is atietter man than little Ehui- Mlse, New York. 23. team here and LL Ray (Bear) morrow how much we cah use him Dannv Co.v. 179. New 5'ork. t8i Invaders. F. Ahern'* campaign expenses By. The Associated Press cho Segura o t Ecuador, evra signals for them . . . When Chuck Sunday " Brooklyn Tony Ferrara. 153. Large Pink Meat 1 Indlcatra a fat man. Hugh CPsey Stolen bases Reiser. Brookljm. Wolf welcomed them with; cer­ MELONS . . . . . ISc and 23c Rogers to Leave In the southeastern Solomons, were charged to ^ e Hotel Bond The ouater of NaM-lovlng Ra­ Here ou Holiday Sugar Heart! ' though Pancho has stolen most of 13; Murtaugh! Philadelphia, and tainly am glad to see you on my Five, other player* . also are vii Vernon N. Y., and Lorry the .Marines bolsteimd positions when Mr. Ahtrn,' Democrat, mon Serrano Suner as Spanish Cantaloupes...... I7 G the thunder. comes m; a thinman motion means the doubtful list because of the F .^ an a. 155. Brooklj-n. Drew i8). .SWEET POTATOES Tomatoes, Max Macon: for Ed Head. Dressen Fernandez. Boston. 12. side of the scrimmage line for won from the Japanese a month sought the Probate 0>urt judge­ foreign minister and F'alange lead­ Seedless Grapes, ^ P In hia last two nutchra Russell Pitching Wyatt, Brooklyn. once." banging up they tijok from Wash­ 3 pounds 2ac For Post in Naw ago. the Navy said, but small ene­ ship in' a «barp election contest in er was regarded generally by Al­ Postmaster Thomas J , Qulsh to- ; 6 cans for .... W « 9 C played a lot of brilliant tennis to scratches his thatch; for Kirby ington Jim Thomason, blocking i’ri\ate Plavs .Admiral In' my detachments which sucreeded lied commentators today as a re­ day announced the schedule that 2 pounds ...... Higbe he goes through the motions 17-4: KrisL St. Louis. 11-3. 'The star* opposed WoU-ceoched 1938. defeat Bob FXlkcnhurg. perhaps teams when he was a t . the Uni­ bock from Texas A. and M.f Don i .4 Golf Teuraejf Tallow Corn. Lima Roana. in lading there were "being Judge William M. Harney, buff for Adolf Hitler if not a de­ will be in effect at the po*t\ office. this country’s moat promising of sating a steak and for Whit Earl Rogers employed at the here on Monday, Labor . Day. U Large, Red, Sweet 1 A ^ .Amerirtta League versity of North (Torolina. They Scott, fullback from Ohio State: Carrot*. Reeta. Manche'bUr postoffi'e.'haa enlisted sought out and engaged.” counsel for one of the heirs of the finite gain for the United Natlone. young star, and Sidney Wood, Jr., Wyatt he pantomlroea a man Waddle Young, former All-Amer- New York — “Nice ehot. Ad­ Harry S. Bond estate, asked tbe •Spain's ppaition between Brit­ follows: I Wheatics, Plums, dozen...... l l r C walking behind a plow. Batting'-WUllams. Boston. .350; are Alex Piasecki. Duke end: Har­ in the United States Navy. He has American land-based aircraft, former Wimbledoa champion. If vey BlouIn, South Ciorollna back, Ica end from Oklahoma: Leonard miral." operating from the ' Guadalcanal question at the Probate Court ish guns at Gibraltar and German Stamp windows open, 7:30 a. as. 3 pkgs. for.... s D iS C Russell had any eerloua flaw in hie BportaoieaUoa Wright, Chicago. .337. ’ "Thanks. Private." '» WHITE CEI.ERY been assigned to tne postal de­ guns in . occupied France," Preai- to 10:30 a. m. ' Bartlett Pears, ^ and John .S ii^ Tulone wingbock. Dickey, ta'ckle from Texas A. and I7c"bunch. partment of the Navy and' will base, inflicted several hits on ships heanng today on petitions of the I v C A game nelUier Falkenburg or Wood U you aee Mike Getto. coach of Run*-,-William*. Bo*ton. 118; M.. and Tony Cemore. guard from It could only happen on a golf engaged in landing operations, the heirs for removal of Mr. Rogers deht Roosevelt's proposal of post­ War Bonds and Stamp windows No.l’s,16qts. MVINimT BIW AN* MmMNTI could locate It. Perha^ Sebroeder, the football Dodgers, looking nerv­ DiMoggio, New York, 103. course and In this country a buck leava Monday f..r bis new post. war assistance In her reconstruc­ open, 8 (L m. to 10:30 a. m. > Creighton Mr. Rogers is the son of Mr; and Navy added, but the extent of and other executors of the estate. Tlksli styled. T neck (all leagdt who has tbe most completely ously over his shoulder these days, ‘ Run* batted in—.Williams, Boa- Skinner Skioa Rival Major Wade, smoking a ciga­ private playing on odmiraL Yet damage waa unicnown. "You were interested in the tion and traditional bonds Unking Malls arrive, 8 ^ m., 7:30 a. m .,' Calo Dog Food, ^ Cauliflower, ton. 122; Keller. .New York, 98: that waa the picture at Seawaae, Mra. James Rogers of Bolton, for­ Madrid with Latin-Amarican gov­ 8:30 a. m. per eeol ter Iva end eperi M *r oel rounded game tn the tounuunent. he'a probably expecting a guy to rette in a long holder.: said he merly of Manchester. His father Japaacoe Bald Goadalraaal campaign of Mr. Ahern?” Judge 2 cans tor «... large 19^ «i deotsl lelt weel knitted iranl wMi will find the chink In Alejo's arm turn up with divorce papers. After Hit* — Peaky. Boston, 177; OirvalUa Ore.. Sept. 4—uP)— planned no- changes - in offensive Hewlett. L. I., when eight soldier* Harney asked. ernments now largely arrayed Mails depart, 8 a. m., 9 a. m., Spence. Washington. 178. was recenUy reUred as a letter Japanese aircrgft . operations, against the Axis were variously 10:30 a. m. No mail will be re­ tstodock knitted hock and ileevee, our,, but he had better watch out that Green Bay tui^c, Mike wrote Ehtcbcr* Don Skinner and Harvey tactics' for the game here. There from Mltcbe' Field, using equip­ carriac from the Manchester 'post which Ue Nmvy termed “periodic," "Do you know whether any of Celery, ONE PRICE Araiiable in .« plesebu vortely el for Alejo's right. hia wife that be never waitted to Doubles— DlMsggio, Boston. 37; Grlffen. who used to play koftboU was real regret in his voice os be ment raised In a U80 tournament, cited. ceived on dlspatcbed after 10:30 K KoUoway, C!hicago. 35. office. He wifi be the tWrtl from included a raid by 18 bombers ac­ hia campaign expenses- were Wait-Aiid-SM A tttM e 2 for .19c $ 3 * 4 5 aee another Hutaon . . . And he together at Pendleton, met In the •aid that “I wish w-e could have opposed a almllar number ef mem* his family to enter the arroeid companied by fighters on the Am­ charged to the Hotel Bond?” A wait-and-see altitude, how­ X -T rt Cola, Notre DttttM, Ind.-- Triple*— Spence, Waahingtoa; finals of the state tournanMnt— hod nx>re time to get ready for bers cd ths guest club. Is th* fcaC Seckle Pears, Heath’, devsland. and -DiMaggio, forces of t ^ United States, one erican * Guadalcanal iaatallations. "I don’t remember,” Mr. Rdgers ever, was adopted by prominent Persofial messages from Ameri­ 6 bottles ...... $ 3 .9 5 Notre Dame held Its aanual golf bsred that Mra. (Setto'a family each erlth a ne-bit .game to his these five gemes we’re ptaytttg match. P vt Penalngtott (DuRy) ^ (/''‘’I brother now being located some­ Three enemy bombers and. five answered. Spanish Republicans refuged in can troops stationed In Australia 16-qL basket tournament recently It came' up nain* ia Hutson . . . Lawaou Bob* New York. 12; credit In the early rounds. with the pr teams.” MWer-Jones. ooe-Ume rtmaer-up where in the Pacific. fightcra were abtH dowa. Damajge "'You wish to bava it ataod that with an an-aophoaaore—and all ertaen. who coached flv* Olympic Home run*—Williams. Boston, Skiaapr, hurling for the Butler The lean Artilleryman o t Brat for the metfopoUtas oamtsitr title, Mexico City. • to. their families ara broadcast Faaey to the American posiUotia waa re­ way in. the record?” Judge Har­ Former Premier Indaleclo Prie­ daily in a program aponaorsd by Sliced Bacon, Glenney^s Iiiah-flnal. D«ye Bulltyaa. a t track taamo. carries two letten la 28; Keller. New Tork. 25. teoaa «f Pertlaad. repeated tn the World War days sold ke doubted oppesMd Admiral P. R. Barry. There are approximately a.OOO.- ported aa “minor." ney pursued. to said *nt would not be going too Native Peaches, Dedham. Maoe,. wen tha titl* ewer his pocket, oae from Oeaeral Mac- Stolen bases—Caa*. Washington. flaala, aad jBiifftn. ptublng for whether any efforts would be R. N. the Australian Broadoaating Com­ I '.-Ih. .... S t., Manckenfer wm rural free delivery mall boxes In addition, an enemy tanker or "I don't remember,” Mr. Rogers far" to suspect the shakeup an- mission in co-operation with the XXG Glenney*s Jo* Moer*. o t Chloago, 8 and 4 Arthur aad one from a Tspaaea% 88; Vernon. Washington. 22. OorealQa. olaioat did. mode to Btateli the Western sad U>roiig)toMa Dm Uauad 4-quar^ basket 49c 789 Mala StrMt iraplin taodar v m boiB)ad ^ » repeated. Iaounced m Madrid >Mtarday waa ▲ifiarlcaB Rad Croaa. { The 88-bola aiatch waa played bi Olympic official *Mr1ng caopera- Ehtehlttg Hugson. B o ^ n , 18-4: He yielded oae hit—a hooMr by Esstertt Ajmy teams la a eoatsst r ■ 789 Mala StrMi a beayy rain. tkm ia aUiitag the 1843 dymplcs Borowy, New York, 18-8. Iklaner tfiat woa tha Utla 1-0. IsUr. Read Herald>AdT9o j ^______. / ______■ I : f , f MANCHEISTEjB e v e n i n g HERAI^Dt MANCHESTER* CONN* FRIDAY* SEPTEMBER 4* 1943 FOURTEElf / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.1942 PAGE FIFTEEN

MICKEY FINN Hot Dog! LANK LEONARD

Sense and Nonsense 'tOOWeAN OP COURSE* I DID. \ , NEV/ER MIND, u n c l e WOULD YOU MIND FOR THE SAME T O SAY YO l o m e PHIUI THEV'RE / W [PHIL! 1 GUESS YOU EXPLAININ' WHY REASON THAT I TURNED DO I) NOT 6IVIN6 SOLDIERS 60TTO , JUST DON'T There’s No Place Like Home September Breezes— One person Junior;—Say, Dad, wHat does it YOU REFUSED A REFUSED THE CHECK A CHECK R /AND SAILORS CHECKS DO WITH UNDERSTAND HOW SOFT JOB AT ‘- ‘AND BESIDES X Home! .Oh. sweetly solemn in seven will have an accident this mean when the paper says some y ea r.. .Yea, the other six will'have man went to a convention aa a f1000? LIKE t h a t f o r YOU? I FE E Ll THE ACME PLA EXPECT TO (SOU) thought! delegate at large? Word so warm and soul-sustain­ accident insurance... Anticipation -'ATilO O A WASHINGTON TO ing! permits us to see only what we Dad—It means hls wife didn’t WEEK? ATTEND THE F.BX Lost bimKFound Announcements Automobiles for Sale .Moving— 1 ruckinif— Help Wanted— Female 35 Household Goods 51 want to aee...W ell,. realization go with him, son. Rooms Without Board 59 Home, where no one’s ever NATIONAL POLICE , M t a c h e ^ ^ ih' YOU L.IKF' TO draw, sketch 1941 CHFVROUKT convertible, StoriiKe 20 shows us the q|her side.. .Science .SALESLADIES WA.NTED- Full WINDOW SHADES. VT5NETIAN caught A woman bought a parrot re­ ACADEM Y/ > or paint, write for Talent Te.at black, five good tire.s. reasonable. FOR RENT—PLEASANT furnish­ After dark, unless Its raining! tells us now that S great many ETmins Herald xSMAUe puppy. Ploaso THE AU.Sri.N A. CHA.MBERS Co. time work. F. W. Woolworth Co., blinds. Get our. low prices on Hol­ animals laugh...W e can think of cently, but decided she would take (No Feel. Oive age and occupa­ If Interested call 4208. Manchester. ed room on Main street for Home, the hearth where embers local and long uistance movftig. land shades, and high grade gentleman. Telephone 6120. a lot of people, offhand, who give the bird back'because it swore too Clamrilled AdveitiM nents tion. Write Hox M, Herald. . Return load system, furniture Venetian blinds, phone 8&19, 6 to burn; f ^ K.SSF;X, MKqHA.NICALUY good, GIRLS WANTED in lunch: room them plenty of reason to...Y ou much. ODnni US m n n g t word! lo a line l o s t —^ R bWN AND W.HITK storage. Dial 6260, 9 p. m. for special prices' and FOR RENT—MAIN street, fur­ Home, the haunt of white-haired She returned from the Pet TWO UADIKS DK.«IRF transpor­ good tire.a. ■ Many dependable at Pioneer Parachute, < to 3 p, mothers! are middle-aged when you discov­ iMftWa. nurabara and abbraaiatlona -female collie pHjjpy. Finder plea.ic samples. Capitol Window Shade nished room for one or two. Con. er that your youthful illusions are Store with the same parrot. I Meb aonat aa a word and compound, notify S. A- Napi^. HO Camp- tation. Colt’s. Van Dyke. 11 to T miles loft. J3.'), I>>avitl, Mountain m. 3:30 to 10:30 p. m. Very light Home, the place to which we worda aa two worda. Minimum coal Road. Glastonbury. Tel, Mnnehes. Company, 241 North Main strecL tlnuous hot water. Tel. 6803. shattered.. .O r, when you can no Husband—How come you didn’t field Road. PewanC a. m. from West Side. Tel. 3.h62. KepairinK 23 work. Apply In person. Ask for turn get rid of that parrot? Is arlea of three llnea , ' ter 3734. When they’ve closed up all the longer remember your youthful il­ • Um rataa par daj for tranatan Mr. Walker. BLACK QUAKER stoye with oil FOR RENT-ROOM for lady, in Wife— The man admitted the : s : WANTKD PA.S.«:F.NC,F.RS 1o others. lusions .. . An eminent biologist 1937 CHKVROLET Ma.*ter sedafi, .MOWERS SHARPE.NED, repair­ burner, Lenox, gray and white private family. Inquire 210 Spruce tells us there isn't a perfect man parrot swore. But he pointed out baettaa Maveb IT. HKT7 2 Airrraft. 3:30 to 12 shift, .Call ed, shear grifiding, key fitting, SALFISLADIES WANTED FOR Once, and not so long ago; Announcements good condition, radio and heat*»r: gas stove. White Mountain Grand street. on the face of the globeand that it didn’t drink or amoke or Ciah Charge 7910. duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. steady work, full time. Must be Homes were houses people stayed , • OeasacutiTa Daya..4 7 ctai » ole 77 Main street ' oak ice box, 101 Hemlock or tele­ what’s more there never was one stay out lata at nigbL J:! m a x t m t m p r o t k c t io .n overhauled. Braithwalte, 52 Pearl over 16. Marlow’s. phone 3320. FOR RENT—LARGE comfortable in— ' S Oonaaeutlva Daya.'. .1 t cta|ll cit your home. Kndurance Hoii-se^ ...G ee, gosh darn, now we are I I Day ...... y otajlS eta l-'tlK .SALE 19’29- Chevrolet street. I'lirntshed room, auitable for 2 Lived, and watched their chil­ Chistomera—Do you have animal Paint. J3.2.’> pal. Checkerboard WA.N’TED .-WOMAN ' for clean, going to alter our personal opin­ OUT OUR WAY all erdara for^frregular Inaertlone Personals ni'dan. 1932 Chrysler aedan. tires gentlemen, in private home. dren grow— c/ackera ? BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH 5IAJ0R HOOPLB Feed Store.e. 1003 .Main street. PIANO TUNING and repairing. ing. one dav a week. Telephone Loved and honored and obeyed ion. (Our War Department aaya I will ba chargaa at tha one tiroa rate very good on ;^th. 11 .Main St. Machinery and 'fools 52 Breakfast optional. References. she came to that conclusion IS Salesman—Here, boy, show this Ipaelal rare* for long term every Pla.ver piano specialty. John 8262. ■ in. ' ... dvenfatng given upon requeat IF YOK^IKK t o DRAW, sketch Tel. 8183. years ago.) gentleman the dog ttaculta. STEADY , VEH, BUT I OOMT IF THAT GETS ^ EGAO,TWl(5G&/ VJE ! «ay ad nr paint'see Talent Test ad in Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. MILKING .MACHINES in stock. Now the house we're .reared and I'LL SUV A ALL Ads sraered------before tha third or 1941 PONTIAC UXJN V’ERTIBLE Visit us for complete details and ME, STEVE.' 1 MIND TXAT SO STARTED IT’LL CAf’irr RESUtAE OUR I flftb d u will be charged only tor snnouncem^iM column. No. 2. et-iufve, riadlo, heitter, driven only Tel. 4219. GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New- grown from PRESENT FCR. , RIGHT, prices. Used silo fillers, power DO YOU LOKK3 A S THEY • STOP TH’ SHOP' bSyMtual number of tlihea tha ad 10.000 miles, tires like new. Terms Model Laundry. Summit street. Boarders Wanted 69-A Givas our adult mind the blues; WAR-WEALTH CLAESES ' VOl) TO TAKE m a j o r ! DE<=.E Mauwd, charging at the rate earn ' ------" ' LAWN MOWERS sbarpeneej, oii- driven potato digger, used tracr FUNNY BUSINESS SEE WHAT DOMT BRIKJG THE IMA31HE TH’ COPS and trades 4icccpted. See Finance Home is Just the place we phone U5SDL WE RETORJ'^ HER AH' SAV 4 but no allowance or refunrte can FULL TIME ed. adjusted, picHea up and de­ tors. Dublin Tractor Company. ROOM AND BOARD for glrla from, I THIWK II2OW1I0’.' I GET AT TH’ GATE SEARCH , I ’ LL M E N S _s made on ala time ada stopped Automobiles for Sale Manager of Brunner Sales Co., 80 home/-*-v TRYTO iTHlS iS FROM fTRV TO, E A V . after the fifth daye livered $1.25 Here $1.0o. Repair Help Wanted— .Male 3G WilltmantiC; only. Laundry and Ironing privi­ Read the mail, and change our I SEE? EKIOUGH BnWUKJ?S IMG THRU TH’ VJEEKS No “till forblda” : display llnea not Oakland street. Phone .M91. 1937 parts. Power mowers sharpened leges. Reasonable, central. On bus shoes. —Norman R. Jaffray.' NEGOTIATE A*TREATV (50OD OLD JAKE.' SMlP EXPERIENCED 1941 PONTIAC DELUXE-2 door CTievrolet coupe $26S, very clean.' OUT AT HOME FER WASHIW’S GOIM’ VOU •eld. and repaired We sharpen hedge MAN WA.VTF.D TO TAKE full FAR.MERS ' ATrENTION— WE line. Call .3408 or 14 Arch streeL KIOOCKIKI’ DRESSES IN) AM’ OUT.' WITH MARTHA/— COME, — HOW'D A 3AR THE PAV F0‘ Tbs Barald will not ba raaponaible sedan. 1939 Oldsmobile kedan, , 1940 Dodge panel truck, like new. charge of milk route. Steady sharpen ensilage blower knives. tor Bora than one Incorrect Inaer- and Kras* shears, iclssors, Knives, Yoimg Women’s V House. Old Farmer (from away over AM’ FUJFRES OFF OLD FELLOW / VOO O COLD CREAM SALESGIRLS 1939 Bulck aedan. 1940 Foni K-2 Ihw mileage. work. Apply to Straiighan Dairy. 35c each; cord wootl saws.gum­ f barbed TH' ttoB of any advertlaeraent ordered etc Saws set and filed. Our 16th beyond the hills to his daughter, CHAkJOELtERS HAVE THE DIPLOM9TIC BE— TO TAKE W IR E tor mors than one time. ton panel. 1936 Chevrolet sedan 315 Ea.st Center .street. med, filed and sot 15c. diameter ROO.MERS A.ND BOARDERS SAM' dellv.erv. Cole Motors—4164. .FOR SALE- ’33 Oldsmobile. Good year Capitol Grinding Co.. 531 who had Just come home on vaca­ AM’ DOOQS/ TALEMTS OF A BEK^ Tha Inadvertent omission of in Salary Lydall. Tei 7958. inch. Capital. Granding. 531 Ly­ wanted. Home cooked meals. Con­ tion from college)— Well, Nan, you THE FROWN OFF , FOR WICHES* eorract publication of advertising cVmdition. four good tires, two FULL TIME salesman, ‘ experi­ tinuous h ot water, showers, 330 F R A h J H U 8 i/ will ba rectified only by cancellation dall street. Tel. 7958. look just like you alius did ex­ HER Fa c e ? VOO/ And Opportunity sparwt. 600x17, heater. Price $75. ence unnecessary. Appl.v Tom Adams street, adjoining United of tbs charge made for the service Call 2.-1684, 7 a.'-m. to 4 p. m. WANTED-TO TUNE repair and cept r city clothes, an’ the fact -’’-A T ' rendarad regulate your piano or player McAn Shoe Store. 847 .Mfti-n St. Aircraft, Buckland. that you've growd some. Biitf AH advartlaamenta must oopform To Earn Bonus. piano. Tel. .Manchester 5052. -Musical Instruments 53 Daughter (correcting in shocked tn Atyla, copy and typography with WANTED EXPERIENCED lino­ BOMOS rsgnfatlona enforced by the publlah APPLY W. T. GRANT CO. Auto AccessorieB—Tires 6 leum mechanic. Also linoleum SEVERAL, FINE bargains in , Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 tones)—Grown, father. Grown, a'rs era and they reserve tha right to WANTED Spinets and Grands: Spinets grown. sdlt. revise or reject any copy con 6 NEED NEW BRAKES? Ford. Help Wanted— Female 35 mechanic’s helper. Apply G. E. Old Farmer (correcting in •Idarad objactlonabla Keith Furniture C?o. 1115 Main $295 up. used Grands lapart- GENTLEMAN WANTS R(X)M. CLOSING HOURS—Claaalllad ada Chevrolet, Plymouth relined with WANTED WOMAN to hlep with icnt size), mahogany case, as near Cheney Mills. Write Post shocked tones)—Groan yourself, Truck Driver street Nan., Why should I groan when to be published same- day moat be the best Ooniax bcaka lining housework and care, of children, low aa $195. Terms arranged. A. Office,. Box' 205, Manchester. foesived by 12 o'clock noon Satur­ - 38.95. Will call for your car and there ain't nothin’ wrong with me ? day a 10:20. stay nights. Telephone 7059. L. Owen Miiaic Co., 265 Tnimbtill Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 ALI.EN A HITCHCOCK. and Helper deliver same day. Phone 5191. Situations Wanted— street. Hartford. Telephons Your Want Ada INC. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland street. WANTED-WOMEN for f\ill or Male 39 GENTLEMAN Wishes room with Thoughts—You are today Just part time work, kitchen and Ads are accepted over tha tala- Manchester Office: Apply in Person an American family, where there where your thoughts have brought Sboda at tha CHARGE RATE given Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 laiindry. Apply housekeeper, ELDERLY MAN will do plain Wanted— To Buy .58 -are no other roomers or children. you; you will be( tomorrow where alwva aa a convenalhce to advar- 9.'i.3 Main Street M,...chester Memorial Hospital. painting and papering at very Phone 3952. your thoughts take you. 'ITioughts ttasrs, bitt. tbs CASH RATES will be WANTED—TO. BUY one horae aecaplad as r u ix Pa t u e n t It Telephone 3301 Manchesler l..uniber FOR SALE— 1936 INDIAN Chief low cost. Phone 8819 after ,6 are the most powerful things in said at tha bnslnaaa office on or ba- WANTE:D--25 GiftLS and wo- p. m. mowing machine, In good run­ the world. For as you think, so motorcycle $350. seen anytime. ning ordei;. Telephone 6676. (oro tbs savantli day following tha Wllllmantlr Ofllee:' Si Fuel Co. Merrill Thoresen. corner of South men for aji^mbling work, steady Suburban for Rent 66 you are. Train your mind to di­ arst tosartlon of Oach ad otbarwiaa «24 Main Ntrret and clean wtij^k. Apply TOber rect you in the way of thoughtful Ma c h a r g e r a t e will ba oojlact- Main and Line street, Manches­ FOR RE.NT—TWO COTTAGE.S on •d. No rasponstbtllty tor errors tn Telephone I9S5 ter. ■ Baseball Mfg.XJo,, Elm .street, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Rooms Without Board 59 entefpriae. tslapbonsd ads will ba assumed and Manchester. North Coventry road, buii Service. BEAGLES. PUPPIES and trained Call E. Clifford, at stone bunga­ tfeolr atonraoy cannot be .|ruaran- RkAL ESTATE LISTING WANTED O.NE OR TWO gentle­ S E T dpgm Selling out to enter service. low. Telephone 862". ' Scontmaater—Where’s Bill 7 tosd. Building— Contracting 14 GIRLS WANTED IS-^SO, 5 days men, roomera. near bus line. Call Scout—t)o you mean that fellow A GIRLS ami WOMEN week, 42^ hours $18.00 minimum, Leavitt. Mountain Road. Glaston­ b d a of eSasoUksUono MANCHESTER: 8174 between noon and 2 p. that wears a size 14 shoe ? m e d a l autbs ...... A Porteir Street Seetlon. Six- FOR YOUR REMODELING or for dairy counter and cakhiers. bury. Telephone Maneh >sler 3734. Scoutmaster—Yes. 0'«rvqiUl*viS, WANTED! m., or 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. Wanted to Rent 68 t. a M* 01 * Mt. ta. THE FEMIMIME TOUCH ; R E A D S : Bagagaments » • MS ••••#•« B room tingle. Bathroom. Large repair Job call Wm. Kanehl, con­ Apply in person. 719 Main street. Scout—He’s down at the cross­ '=>-•* J Wairtagas . . . . . C lot. S. P. $4,500. D. P. $1,000. tractor, 519 Center streeL Tele­ Psatbs ...... D Two Markers. WANTED-WO.MA.N, good at FOR RE-NT— PUR.N’ LSHED room HAVE YOU A home to share with roads turning around. phone 7773. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 for gentleman. 30 Ford street, CMS of Thanks' • ss ss a a E Sooth End. Two-fnmily dwell­ figuring for position as cashier. a young couple, with no children 7 la MpaaorlaB ...... F ing. Two fonr room flata. Gar­ Two Flatwork Ironers. near the 'enter. Telephone 8-2980. What a difference the change of “Some goofy uple carved their initials on the tree trunk Mat and Found...... 1 References required. Also girl BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Im agine! BY EDGAR MARTIN onaesBaats 2 age. .Larjfe barn. All Improve- Two Girls for Shirt Unit. wanted as checker-cashier. $20 to FOl s a l e s X d DI.E horses. S. a letter makes. The most humor­ and cut a little too deep I" mentA S. P. $4,400. D. P. D. Pearl; 100 Woodland street. ATTRACTIVELY FUR.NISHED WA.NTED—BY YOUNG couple, ous misprint we can remember is I DO TOC HAVE ADEV{CATE start. Wonderful opportunlt.v. Ap­ room, vicinity of Cheneys, con­ $$00. No Experience Necessary. apartment, flat or home for renL .this cine, which went the rounds HE TOOW t* 1 ^TlU..TH\vSr^ AstoBoblas for Bala ...... ply Popular Market, Rubinow tinuous hot ater. gentleman pre­ preferably centrally located, ref­ Comell StreetC' , Foot-room INSITIA.NCET ' several years ago; AstOBHbiles for Exsbangs .« • Apply in Person. Bldg. Fuel and Feed 49-A ferred. Telephone 3105. erence. (Tall 2-0089. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRMTH T H W LAST TW THREE. Aata Aaeassorlss Tires ...... tingle. Air rnndlfton heat. OH See 'The doctor felt the patient’s purse and decided there was no f Asta Bspalrlag—AW Aston Fur Biro ...... Newman Street. Six-room Summit Street Telephone 6060 or 7432 8 and 5. Ssesoan—Oerrloe—Stofege a.. dnplex. Steam befit. Separate Call 4337, mornings. A banker was getting acquaint­ t A O O T H Mnanfeirele^—Bleyeles ...... ed with the personnel of a new fiaBlad Aston—Motoroyclas ... imitii. All Improvement*. S. P. $6,400. D. P. $1,000. Household Goods 51 bank he had just taken over: ■ and Fisfasadisal Sore White-haired Old Fellow (to ■arvleas OSsrad ...... Off Porter Street. Six-room old lUrvlsas OSarod . . . . KITCHEN t a b l e with 4 chairs. new banking boss)—I’m the pay­ BnUdlag—Contracting ...... singlek. An Improvement*. Two- $5; 3-4 spool bed. complete w’ith Fx: ing teller, sir! I have worked here To w n - r - l Nloitota Nuraarlaa, ...... mm ear garage. One acre of land. DEFENSE 47 .years, sir, and in all that time Fsaaral piractora ...... S. P. $6,000. D. P. $1,000. innersprlng mattreas, $20; 1 ISBhlng iHOOflBg a FOR SALE dressing table, glass top, with I have made one mistake. S A H e aaoaa%aaos»aont Buiiiiiier Street. Six-room da- WORKERS!! mirror and chair, $5. Other house­ New Banker! briskly)—I am Baking ....M piex. Two-ear garage. All hn- Owner leaving town and mu*f nell! S-Room House (2 unflnl*hed. for necupane.v. House* to con- ^Faparliu ...... Will he ivady for ncnipany Oetoher 1. You rap’t *l*f of kitchen, living room, two MMW: Hesiry Street. Six-room tin­ bedroom* and hath, eoal burn­ A BE.VUTIFUL HOME Full Of D O E S VT gle. Two-ear garage. Steam dupliratr thl* place tote.v. P rtee...... 9 D \ / v l U Furniture. New living, dining, •lag—Cleaning ing furnace. Inquire: HOLD EVERYTHING f and Ssrvlea ... heat. Fireplace. READY TO bedroom, kitchen, nigs, lamp, V Insss Barvlca .m OCCTPY. 8. P. 61A06. D. P. McKinney BrotherB tables. Reasonable. Albert’s Fur­ $1J»6. STUART J. WASLEY niture Co.. Hartford. and Classes B7 Durant Street Five-room Real Estate and Inauranre X Isate laatraotloiis ...... 21 . Real Estate and Insuraniv .105 Main St.. Manchester, Conn...... mmmmm mtmmm . .ll-A dnplex. Hot nir fnrnaee. AD •tio ...w ...... 21 Improvement*. S. P. $tJ00. Mate Tlieater Building Telephone 6048 - 7146 Tel. 6060 - 7432 Jumper and Jacket ’anted ' Isstruetlons M D. P. 61,000. WASH TUBBS Co-operation Gnaranteed BY ROY CRANB sks—Hortgagea 11 Da rant Street five-room Opportunities ...... 12 duplex. Two-ear garage. Hot \ OR HOURS EASY STUDIES AEWAL PICTURES OF THE HMM! AND NHAT IS THE FLOODUdHTS AROUND THB aOCD! V V W i HAD to Loan ...... a 11 air heat. All tmprovementa. ■els and Bltostlesa COHCENTRATtOM CAMP AND VICIWITV. A « THESE 0BU?N6 l^AMPU6HTE0 ) BARBED WIRE ENCLOSURE THBRB IS \ THAT IN Help Wanted—Female ...... II S. F. $4,800. D. P. $1,000. * 5397 AT MIGHT? 'ONLY. THEVRE ALWAYS ON, EN0U(3H AIR \ MIND, CAP< ■elp wanted—Male ...... 21 , MOUNDS Durant ■ Street Five-room t OtoeasMa Waaud ...... M-A tingle. Hot air heat 'AD Im- 6RMrES!\ JUStM EXCEPT DURINS BLACkOiTi. SUPPORT TO \ A1M. IP ■tip Wanted—Male or Female 11 THREE ESTATES AT AUCTION CAUSE A black- NECESSAPy Agents Wanted ...... 11>A prnveitiento. S. P. $4,800. D. P. BEAUTIFUL HOWARD BABY GRAND PI.\NO — ANTIQUES — FT^RNITURE — THEV'RE \SIDETHE BUsatlons Wanted—Female . . . II $1,000. FENCE OUT AND PWERT MOUU 6 iT ■Ittiatlons Wanted—Male . . . . It GLASS — CHINA — BRIC-A-BRAC — JACK FITZGERALD ■stoloymeat Aaenctee M Eaaex Street Five-room 'du­ ATTENTION.COL* ENOUtaH Idra gteela Pe«s FesHii ' plex. Hot air heat AD Im­ , FIREAR.MS COLLECTION ONEL.ITHINK /AIR SUPPORT Teklelee provement*. 8. P. $4,500. D. P. Poga—Birds—Pitt ...... 41 $1,0 0 0 . AT REIDS' ALCTIONTORIUM, U. S. ROUTE 6, BOLTON, CONN. IT'S P(DSS\BLC / TO BLOW Uve dtook-Teblelee, ...... 42 TOSETNSIDE /THAIENTIRE Foultry and SnnpIUi ...... 42 Ruv*ell Street. Six-room du­ 2 BIG DAYS: SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER*5 — AND LABOR DAY, MONDAY, By Mr*. Anne Cabot Quilt (Pattern No. 5397), quilting Wanted —Pets—Poultry—Block 44 plex. Hot water heat (eoal). ’ SEPTEMBER 7; 1942 AT 10:00 A. M. EACH DAY It xvlll be your ’’show’’ quilt— designs and Instructions on how to AND OUT / TOWMOFP Fer Bele—maeellnaeese All Improvement*. 8. P. $6,750. quilt, amounts of materials speci­ ■ -.v' - Aatltiss For Sal4 ...... — 44 PuWle InspeettoB Friday Evening, Beptetnher 4, .From 7 ko 10 O’Clonk. j thla gorgeoua ~ed. white and green m-i A6AIN ^ THE MAP* Beats and Accessories ...... 44 D. P. $1,000. strawberry quilt! As colorful, fied, send 10 cents In coin, your •alldlBg Mattiiala ...... 47 North Main Street Seven- graceful and luaclous-looklng as a name and address snd the pattern •oeiL'rtilar*** I LBie. Taaaau.aMT.i Ptaaonds —Watetats—Jewelry 41 SATURDAY SALE real strawberry patch on, • bright number to Anne CaboL "ITie Man­ Blfotrlcal Appllaacts—Radio.. 41 room tingle. All Improvement* n % FimI and Feed...... 41-A bat heat S. P. $3,500. D. P. FTtOM EST. OF CAROLINE GRANGER. Canaan, Conn.— Inlaid Heppelwhltit.card table. Victorian summer day. Big. fat atrawberries chester Herald. 106 Seventh ave­ **I hope the rest of you children spent your summer as Oarden—Farm—Dairy Frodneu M) $500. and Emp^e furniture, comb back rocker. Boston rocker, beds, blanket chests, stencilled settee. In­ are about 5V4 tncbea—White straw­ nue. New York City. Encloae I “I ’d HF ‘yaa’—1 hear ha makes profitably as Wilbur! Now pay attention while he reads Bouaebold Goods ...... ii dian chairs, early China, brass, pewter, allver. glassware, etc. berry flowera to be quilted tn alter­ cent postage for each pattern or­ Machinery 'and Toole ...... If Vnion Street. Seven-room $1300 a xwecU'* the essay he composed on why India is misunderatood!” Musical Instruments ...... 11 tingle. All Improvement* hut EST. EMILY JACOBS. Putnam, Conn., Archibald MacDonald: Adprti*- — Antique maple 6-drawer nate blocks are 614 inches. Straw­ dered. OStce and IRore Equipment ... heat. One-rar garage.. S. P. rhe,*t, small flat piano. 2 whatnots. 10-plece Victorian horsehair parlor furniture, chests, oil paintings. berry leaves , to be quilted on the My popular Album—82 pages at ::ice string, of large bells, etc. Sm cIsIs at the Stores ...... 14 $3,500. D. P. 3500. border are handsome if done in the desi^B you have admired and TOONERVILLB FOLKS w4srlDg Appar4l—Furs ...... 17 FROM HALLCRAFT GIFT SHOP. Manchester—Vases, china, giaas, bric-a-brac. ate. green thread. Quilt blocks are 12 ■ asked for—needlework o f all types BY FONTAINE POX L j s e l i Wantsd—To Buy ...... 11 Fine Collection of 150 Open Salta. Sessie Board Helele St eerie COVENTRY: inches aquare. -^to now available. Send for yiniT ' SeatesraBte silver Street, ■ North Coven- To obtain complete cutting pat­ copy of the "Anne Osbot Album.” A LLE Y OOP End of the Lina BY V. T. HA.MLIN Rooms Wltnoui Bnerd ...... It lr>'.' .Small farm. Nine sere* of MONDAY SALE tern for the "Strawberry Patch" The price is 15 cents. Boerdere Wanted ...... 1>-A 47 F1REAR.MS—The Former Collection of JACK FITZGERALD of Middletown. Conn. The late Ceuntry board —Resorts ...... 10 land. Near *<‘hool.’ Omni road. Rctele—Rretaursnir ...... 41 Mr. Fitzgerald was one of Connecticut's foremost collectors o f guns 15 RIFLES; 2 Springflelda. ATTA •0V.DINNV...N0W IP THIS Six-r YOU YOUR. N ones’ mSTERT e>UT rv^ NOT IKLiOhi DERI SOU VOLA/ SAB&IN* and yon complata a ault which wlii YOU. AND YOU DONT. I DAY WAkCO UP.TOO/ HOME T (3 0 0 0 MOON ba anMrtneaa ttaalf and which wiP S______C 5 0 T O - DME, DONT LET ■RD REGISTER. FOR. MES/K LANGUAGE '■ S A B E E T f A0OUT, EVEN STICK AROUND^ f MOUU. FIRST ba warm enough to xaear into tote HAVe* A PV/ITKlIlti^ W A S T f? ME SPOIL IT BEFORR SCHOOL NCJT people.' b«M ■ *llAOII* d fB«k Ibt BlBMit • •V LATER. THAN faJL The Jumper la cut on alim GWU small. 7 ming prlnceaa Unea— the Jacket k TOMORROW/ aa adaptable 'cardigaa atyla with To protoct ogoinat twbaHhi6ons oad kifarior aoaiasa- FRY/ ^ which you can waar all typaa oi laaiti M this *11X001 OF PUaf* aeceaaoriea. 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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.