MILLINERY Appointed to the Investigating Baggy-Suited Lt

FRTDAT, SEPTEirBER 14,1«45 ?Ot«TEl!t« " J!danchester Evening Herald Average Daily Circnlation The Weather For the Month of Angwt, 1 * ^ Forecast of L’. S. V.'cdsiiej^ Boreao " ' ------■ ■ . ~ .Showera and thaRdentorms to uel service folk.' The Emanuel vance Program for the ' fall was i urged to attend the w o rs^ serv - opened. Jn Sundây School, c l^ e s 8 ,9 8 5 day; tonight, *|rartl.v cloudy and 1 ice, as a tamlly unit, at Ull30 a.m. Choir will preaent special musip. cooler; Sunday, partly cloudy to The Emanuel Church Advance were promoted a ^ a Youth Class Memhor of the Audit About Town Family Service ; Pastor Thetiilorc Palmer will speak organized. Throughout the fall In cloudy, with cool weather. on the subject, “Y,arur Afterself.” waa introduced through member- Bnrenn of Clrcnlnttons ehip visitation during the month spirational services will be pro Thu evening .Service at 7:30 vided to make possible 's real Ad Manchester— A City of Village Eharm lUbtrt Oonn w:ho h«« conducted At Emanuel o'clock Is arranged as a "Servlca of August. Last Sunday, with the WeWtm Luncheonette for the Holy Communion Service,-the Ad- vance In Emanuel. New Fall I Folk NlghV” Through this, aervjce peat 18 inonthe la leaving there the absom members of the Eman (d aaalS ed A d m tM at ea Pngn IS) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 194S (TWELVE PAGES) X PRICE I'HKEEICENTB tomorrow and on Sunday la taking Special Propram to Be VOL. LXIV., NO. 294 uel fathilica will tic remembered In TAJX CEUAK8 over Alberfa Reataurant and Bar Oliscrveil Siiiiilay as a special way. Lieut. Arthur John PRESCRIPTION in BanUm, Conn. Mr. Oonn’a wife son, chaplain of the United States ‘f and faml^ realdlng on Vernon Part of Program Na'vy and a clergyman of the Nor B I N G O PHARMACISTS atrect are to remain here for the wegian Lutheran Church of Amer Always On Itaty! Pilot Escapes Burning Plane time being. ' TONIGHT Sunday will be observed in ica, wlU ba the guest" speaker. A rth a r Dtur Sto res Japs/Put in Place F lo rid a Chaplain Johnson has' served over Chick Aronsods and hiB Ram Emanuel Lutheran cjjtfrch as 848 Main St. Maaobestes •5T Family Worship SunjUty. This day seas, and Is at present chaplain In ORANGE HALL blin’ Dudes havt Just returned ^the U. S. Navy Hospital In Spring. X from a ucek s engagement In of worship services; with special emphasison the family In worship, ! Held, Massachuaetta. At this serv- Cleveland. Ohio. There they tdok j icc a special offering will 4»o. re By Gen. MacArt nr ■part In the W. J. W. Bam Dance is a part of the Emanuel Advance introduced with the service la.st ceived to provide a fund for bring- Be smartly dressed in the new tailored frock*. rrica n e , with Pappy Howard, along with other popular bands such as "The Sunday. Parents and children are ! ing Christmas cheer to the Eman- Attractive button*. Range Rldera." ‘*The Happy Val ley Boye” and the popular radio Underscored for success! In JBlnntOyders and screen entertainers "Smilie. •nd Sue.” / From office to Hit show. Autumn’j perennial ther ExpertI colon. Nippon Nation Told Members of the Apabdlance oMieoATcm^ Reds!/DemaAds naneportatlon Unit, past and It’sHALE’S Three-quarter, long and short sleeve.s. Black, She Is Not Equal to yreoant, are requeeted te repeal to Rio Coffee Brown, Green, and Festival Red. Allies in Any Way; Chief Forecaster at the WeUs street armory. Sept 17, UAM mAMm -€N MG. A w • HGGt €L:“ Briiig Surprise at 7:80 p. m. Pleaaa bring helmets f o r ^ U R S MO B R U S H H A R K ^ Will Have to Stop JapaneseEditors Told Miami^. Makes Stat* St this tims. Plans for marching ment on Progre In the Victory Day Parads and *or L’AIGLON Acting Like One as To Convention ana flntil party wlH be dlscuesea at For Quality Of Storm Whirl thhrÛms. Pleasa make evsiy ef- NELLIE DONS / She Is Doing at Times To QBey U.~S. Orders t M to attend thle meeting. Toward the Southc Ami Russian Wants P«;rt of w JOYCE HUBRITES . Tokyo, Sept. 15.—(/P)— End of State; To HU The llrat fall m^tlnK General MacArthur’s head Rule in Mediterranean Ann Spencer Volunteer Nurses' Choice AvsaA Suspend Business The K^ys Between Aides will Uke place Tuesday cAa MARTHA MANNING quarters bluntly informed Ja Ârea; Wants the Ap m ■ STsnlng at eight o’clock In S t pan today that she was not And 3 This Aftemooi Ifai^ a church. Plans for the sea Of an equal of the Allies in any proaches to Straits Tokyo, Sept. 15.—(ff) — AlUefl ojed the news both as to the oper- ■upreme hehdquartero told the atlohs of Americans in Japan and son', will be made and It Is way and would have^ to quit urged .that all Aides who can poe- Coats Sizes 12 to 44 — 16 > 4 to 24 Kuroda. evident^ not trying to labor front, focussed to display proud as a pôcock over having “It should strike the Keys MANCHSSTCR COMN* 2— The Russians asked and re Senate Republicans met to dlsr he humorous, arked, *W e lost the changeover from war to peace cuss what they are agxlnst and the pre.stiTent . back home, put it, tween 2" and 3 p. m. with Oil Burners the war—thei: must have been ceived full participation In the in time production, fell directly on “I think he wanted to get back well over 100 m. p. h.” ternational administration of Tan what they ate for. House Repub It. iB d Borne mist^ tho labor strife in Detroit’s heavy licans met yesterday. The two and put his feet on this Jackson ' Norton said the storm was sp Lookin"/ovcr the Tokyo and gier, strategic port at the western industrial area. But it touched county soil." eneral Homma Denies proximately 150 miles southeast < Plaid Suits gateway to the Mediterranean op gri-ups hope to agree on a pro- Miami at 9:30 a. m., drtidng oil tl Furnaces over a wide section of the north gram. Folks who talked things over rmtiniied on Page Two) posite Gibraltar. central part of the country and with Mr. Truman figured that ho same relentless course north north'] Lumber Jacket and Pleated 3— The situation in the Russian Supporters of President Tru A 8 tlD Available. Into many sections of the east man defended two main points of had no thought of doing anything westward with no sign of a tu n 1 .Skirt- Sizes 8 to 14. occupied part of Iran is becoming where labor issues brought unre.st more’ startling while here than dering Death March the north. When it strikes, ■‘increasingly difficult. I J e Iran his peacetime policy—more help RACKLIFPE on. CO. This Autfimn Bring^Forth The Most to a varied line of business and for the jobless of ‘ today, and na visiting his "mama.” 92-year-old said, the hurricane will be trav TaL Bartford 7-81*1 ians have sent notes reminaiirg the industry. Mrs. Martha Truman, at Grand ling almost parallel with the neekl fobs Are Out Russians, Americans 4md British In Detroit Ares tional planning for the jobs of lace of “Keys” which stretch ou| M Mapis A n m m — Hartford tomorrow. View, some time tomorrow, and of their pledge to Irbmove ell In the Detroit’"aren some T.'i.OOO calling by his offices in the Federal i Death Takes into the Gulf of Mexico. troops from Iran .six months after w'orkers were idle as a direct re Many of the committee-room $ Tn Munitions preliminaries -on those l',vo issues building at K.m.s.a.s CIt.v to look In PhihppH^s Gives Hurricane warnlnga —» o« Flattering and Exciting Array Qf 13-98 the war. So far neither the Rus- sult of labor eontroversie-s. The over his mail and shake hands black and red flags—were ho are cut of the way.. Full-scale slanb nor the British have moved Ford Motor Company laid off 50,- with, old friends? Interview to AP Corre Samuel Eddy Vong tfie-FIoHaa weiR~doast: to withdraw although the British lights will start nej^t week. „ 000 automobile workers yesterday Wait Until nis Return the Keys to Naples as the Laid Off Workers in profess they are eager to do so as and all plants in the e.orintry stop The , Truman administration spondent; His Story winds whirled on .after batt kept its thumb firmly on the They figured he would wait :m- Wallboard y Plane, Ship or Giin soon as they are sure the Russians ped production of new autos, trac Prominent Citizen of the Bahamas. aare getting out. tors. trucks and jcnglncs. Pearl Harbor investigation which til nfter his returp" to Washington By Al Dopklng '\ Hurricane-wise residents in i Gypsum Sheathing Board Plants, Out of Luck 4— The Russians are insisting Henry Ford 2nd. executive vice is about t o '8ta^t^ ,Six Democrats to announce his choice 8f a suc- Tokyo, Sept. 15 — (ffO >- Burly, . Canaan Passes Away outlying exposed areas had a on primary influence in the Bal- president, attributed the layoffs to and four Republicans have been re.ssor to retired Justice Owen J. moved to havens of aafiety. MILLINERY appointed to the investigating baggy-suited Lt. Gen. Masaharu Roberts ns a member of the U. S. ' Weatherproof and 'crippling and unauthorized Id His 85th Year At Palm Beach ' ■ ' f ' ■ ■ ■ ■ / • Washington, Sept. 15 — <;»>) -r- -fOontlnned on Page Eight) 19 strikes” against the. conipany’s committee. . Sunreme Court. Homma denied today that he had insulating — 2’ x fC, Laid-off worker in the three-blg- suppliers and to “irresponsible la Alben Barkley, the administra Tb/,rp nre .'ome grounds for be ordered the death march of Ameri Palm Beach reported winds gest munitions industries—plahea, tion spokesman in the Senate, is lief the president may . hold an Canaan, Sept.XS.—(/F)—Samuel 25 m.p.h. at 10 a.m., whipped bor groups.” '.A Ford Company cana from Bataan, but acknowl Eddy, 85. of Caiutajj, Speaker of 8c Per Square Foot. You^Have Ever Set Your Ey^s On! ships and guns— may just as well statement said “we doh't know expected to head the group. He other conference on the mntter at | blustering rain. Both Miami start looking for peacetime jobs will. be in a position to steer the Washington before acting definite edged that he waa ready "to take the House of-Represcbtatlves in Palm BeaCSi had brief power fa Ickes Issues when we can reopen our plants.” the Connecticut'General Assembly In other fields, war manpower com Prior to the layoffs, total Ford course of th* inquiry. ly nr\ the Supreme Court vaeapcy. full responsibility for any of the ures as the storm slowly 4r The W. G. Glenriey Co. mission studies indicated, today. Mass Unemployment After he and Mrs. Tnmian flew acta of my subordinates,” and sur in 1929 and a member of on? of nearer. ' Come ill and diooawihe hat of your dreams employment was 109,000. The re Litchfield county’s oldest fami 886 No. Main St. Tel'.4148 Only one in 30 discharged air His Warning maining employees are empInyeO From an important member of in from Washington on the big rendered to Kanagawa prefect Over 100 patients at the Mor craft workers can, expect a new Mr.’Trupian's own party, Senator •C-.'Sd, the "Sacred Cow.” they- had rural police for allied questioning. died today at the Geer Memorli 'xpn field hospital were moved /■ o.n maintenance or reconversion ho.spital after a lingering-illness. job in the alowly expanding civil work. Waller George of Georgia, came supper in their old white frame Homma and. Lt. Gen. Sbigenorl tn*N^ltimore hotel in Palm Bea from our superb collection ian aviation Industry by next Feb a declaration today that too much Kuroda, who followed him as com He was first chairman of the For/-pw cent of them were Tells Philippine Con Big Strike Threatening home at 219 Delaware street. board of the Housatonlc Regional ruary; by WMCTa estimate. The Ford Company’s layoff erapliasia la being put on the pos Visits The Mayor ' mander of Japanese forces in the patients?'. sibility of mass unemployment. Philippinea. reached the rural po High school at Falls Village, 'the The Mia&dWeather Bureau Laid-off shipyard employes and gress it Must Gel came as the CIO-United Automo The president then went over to first regional High school to be Fall Handbags ordnance plant workers face al bile Workers . Union disclosed a ' He said not enough emphasis is Mayor Sermon’s house for a little lice station at 3:46 p.m. today an advisory aK5:So a.m. (e.w.t,l| A REMINDER! V (2:45,p.m., e.w.t.) in a Japanese established in Connecticrut. ordered extenslonNjf the hurrlc most as bleak a prospect of being Rifl of It* Traitors post-war union program' seeking put on management-labor team stag reception where he rene^ved Among his colonial' ancestors rehired at their wartime trades. work to awing the Country fast friendships which have beeji a War Department - Ford accom warnings that have^xjên fly . WTiea T ob Need Mora ' New styles in Faille, Plastics, Broad- panied l>y Associated Press Corre was Samuel Forbes, who owned the along the peninsula's east . This lejt only the foruth-ranking Manila, Sept. 15— — Warned (Conttnoed on Page Eight) into full peacetime production. source of pleasure to him" since his first tavern on the Old Boston Post F ir. • Theft • Aotomobile clom. Gabardine and Leathers. Pouch He told a reporter the nation’s spondents litbriie Landsberg and $1.98 to $6.98 of Ihe "Big Four” armament in^ by U. S. Interior Secretary lokea days as an artillery officer in the Road. anÊnvelope styles. Many styles with dustries— radio and communica that American help may ceaae un- spirit is more important than bills' First World War. ' Max Desfor. Kanagawa police are (Continues nn Pag* Blgkt) OT Faraitv. expected to turn the two generals He ia survived by two sons, Al- V zipper closings. Colors: Black and tions equipment — as a- field in lesa the Philippines government in Congress.'I* The Trumans arrived at the lerton of Canaan, and Lawrence of -Which most workers can expect to purges Itself of Japanese collabor- From another Democrat, Rep. Kansas City airport at 7:03 p. m. over to American authorities for Mown. ' I Barkley' , . a/ Seen . * questioning about war crimeX with Worcester, Mass. Funeral plans INSURANCE me Galots $2.98 Berets $1.98 stay on the job or be, re-employed ationista before its next -election, Lyle Boren of Oklahoma, came (CWT) yesterday, .They climbed are incomplete. reasonably aoo-n In the kind of the Philippine Congress halted all the first determined effort to Into a waiting automobile for the which their names are linked. CALL have Congreae declare the war Both wore civilian clothing and Born In East Canaan work' they learn during the war. arrangegmenta yesterday for the As Chairman lll-tnlle drive to Independence Mr. Eddy was born. in East ' Have Few Problems' election. legally ended. The president has; ''along streets' where -occasional botl( said they had been retired F lu A sh e s I from the Japanese army after Canaan, July 29, 1860, son of the (Late Bulletins oi theun Wins) j ALEXANDER k $ The radio and radar plan'ta have Secretary Ickes notified ' Presi appealed -tbr Congreas not to , db clusters of Missourians applauded Rev. Dr. Hiram EMdy and Frances 5-00 few reconversion problems and "a dent Sergio Oaraena that accused that.vlt would end presidential or waved handkerchiefs. their Philippines duty “without ex Democratic. Leader Is planation.” Charlotte Adam Eddy. He was Plus Tax. bright future/’ the manpower ex collaborators must be brought wnr pbwefs and controls which he As they reached their old home, educated at the Hasbrouck Insti Pupiiet Prrsidpnt Jailed JARVIS perts concluded. Ehren - so, the to trial, and advised that the elec Spoken as Head of saya are 'still needed. locally described aS/ "'The Little Must Have Been hlistakea YoUoIian:a, Sept. 15 — (J’)- M AUSXANDCR STBER Kuroda, 58-year-ol^ officer who tute in New Jersey and New York ; 400,000 workers they had when tion—scheduled for some time Pearl Harbor Probers Not In Session Today White House,” ,200 neighbors, University’’ from which he w as' P. Laurel, puppet president of WeeJidsys Md SoiGaya Japan quit will have dropped 25 early in 1946—be deferred if nec Congress waa not in session to drawn up on the other side of the spent 36 years -in the army, said, Phillppincw under Japanese M A IlO tlSTia — — y "we lost the war—there must have graduated in 1880 with the degree OSes «118 Bssldwes m * M r cent by mid-October, and it Is essary ao 'that all caaea -could be day—but the Senate Republicans street, clapped their hands in ap- of A.B.' his son, Jose Ul; and Benigno completed before the balloting. Washirigton, Sept. 15.—riiTV-^-An were. They expected to tajk pl"use. ' a been some mistake.” Aquino, president of the Pup Children’s and doubtful whether all those released Kuroda said 10,000 American After enga^hg in farrhing^for • - A- New Selection will be back' at work within six The message from Ickes was administration wheelhorse prob about unemployment pay, full But there waa no formal cele- sevferal years he turned to the man- National .Xssunibly, were ready to the Philippine Oongresa ably will bang the gavel in a -e------prisonera were held in the Philip- here today. months. pinea under hia command (May, of and Misses’ TOILETRIES Of the 1,250,000 persons work and the congress . in caucus forthcoming investigation by ten (Continued oa Page Elght)._; (Oontinned on Page Two) (Omtipned on Pag* Eight) • * • 1943—September, 1944) but he vA ing -in aircraft plants wbsn Japan promptly approved a resolution Congressional lawyers of the Pearl Prosecutor Is Hanged •Yankee Clover Toilet Water . . ,..$ 1 .0 0 suspending all action on election Harbor debacle. knew of no atrocities. Prague, Sept. 15 — (J5 — ' aurrendered. alwut 1.040,000 will Both g*nerals speak English ,..$1.25 have been laid off by the middle of hills “pending clarification” of U. Senate Democratic Leader Bark Blastkowitzka, 39, prosecutor fo| i-VISIT Matrons’ •Cotton Blossom Cologne...... S. policy. ley (Ky,l told some colleagues he with pronounced British accents. next month. Only 30,000 of the Asks Baldwin the Gertnaqs during the prot •Mysticum Cologne ...... $ 1 .1 0 Awaits' Declaration might not.be able to serve, but in Twenty-two Persons Die They conversed with e«;h other latter can expect to re-enter the quietly in Japanese moat of the ate era, was hang^ In the Anklets ...$1.00 aviation industry by mid-Febru The commonwealth government dications are strong he îll accept yard of Pankrac prison ton *Coty Lipotlck ...... * ...... Ume, however. HATS ary. is awaiting President Truman's chairmanship of a joint Senate- To Intercede three hours after bis Feog Fine quality mercerized •Revlon Lipstick ...... — ... 60c declaration of U. - S. ' Philippine House investigating committee, j As Army Plane Crashes Both took keen interest-; in the .4 utonnobl|e Workers bomb damage in the Tokyo and Court convlcaon as a cotton Anklets with turn ...$ 1 .5 0 policy which Paul V. McNutt re He thus will be in a. positloh to Inal. •Max Factor Pancake...... However: WMG thinks the 200,- cently said -would be forthcoming direct the course of an Investiga I Yokohama industrial areas, which back or elastic tops. Col ... 50c 000 or more workers in.airframe Kansas City, Sept. 15—i/P/— ark, N. J., to the west coast and they said they had not seen before. Slate CIO Secretary •Max Factor Rouge,...... within 10 days after Congress tion many legislators think will No Wage Boost_Foaall or*: White, Navy, Brown, ,..$1.25 and engine plants operated by the confirms McNutt's appointment as have'a Jpeai'ing on'the 1946 and Twent^-t\ro had stopped to.refuel; Kuroda______said it was "terrible." ..He •Heaven Sent Bath Powder. . . automobile companies—in Detroit, B « !i Green,, etc, R-Utt;..1?tlan4K 4JDHI • ^rotarouMif feuropesBebarilefronta;' ' reconvert almost at evidence "for.the time being” to Barkley, Cooper,loper, Ljicaaliicaa an11 C o u n ts • On Wednesday afternoon IK;the Second Congregational Church er. 7:15 p. m.— Boy Scouts, Troop in (Continued Erom Page One) « Suziikl. former minister without Rev. William J. Dunn, Pastor Says High Office Regtiinul Dp|t»rtment nl Infnrnmtinn Man-sfield town court, the accu (Mtrtfulib a.s well as pi-e^dent Frrrt* E. Raynolda, Minister 25. Charles Lynn, leader. ( jinipaign to G d Gnder- l^r. Edward L. Besspr of Samuel O. Ramette, Organist Rev. tklinund Barrett, Assistant 55 Tremont Street, 'Boston, 8, Massarhnsetts were hdil.fdr Superior cnjul by Qbservanre of Jewish onee. W M (' said, but w ill offer “in- the influential (Cabinet planning Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.— The Quad State Should Go to Mins Helen Perry, Church School Rev. Frederick VIcLean, Asnlntant ^Weapohs, Gaiiie La"’ Trial Justice Byron Houston who significant" job opportiinities. ' ----- O O . P board, and Oklnorl Kaya, totm ef Iowa City to Join Stuff rant (young adult group). James w'RV Sept. 28; Karl E. Director Elliott, president. A ll old mem Vets of Both Wars found probable cause. Kaeh was t»f .\toneinent Be Ordnance Workers finance minister. Fsts, Meats, Etc. • 2 3 arid 4 good indefinitely. O PA Violation Ix>dged on ' At Hospital Sunday masses: bers will meet to fill church held In bond of fl.OOO for yester- AS for ordnance plants, only one Johnson Heinls Drive The other former mmiitera sur Book Four red stamps - V2 says no rlnns to cancel any of gins Tomorrow' INigbt Chuch *chool at 9 :30 . Oasses For adults: 7, 8:30, 9:45 (two Christmas boxes to be sent to lib Lakeville, Sept. 15--(J5^Com; thnnigh Z2 good thrmigh Sept. 30; these stamps. Pair in High Court day's appearance in the Rockville | worker In 20 w ill he on the job hy rendering w'ere MichJtVo Iwamurs. masses In the upper and lower Notwithstanding the heavy rain tor all age groups. erated countries. New members mander Herbert L, Emanuelson i A1 through El p3)od thrmigh Oct court. next Kebruary, This represeht.s a Manchester's quota In thb com justice, and .Sekiya Ino, agricul- church) and at 11 o’clock. The Jcwi.'ih Dtiy^f. Atohcnient, last night twelve members of the Church hour— N,ursery at 10:45 will be received Into the group, 31; FI through KI-.good_lbixmgh State Police' arrested Smith and ■ drop from l.OOfi.OOO workeis in tiire and foresti?y< Children's mass at 8;30 In Low- recommended today in l\is annual Following are the hours at ths ■» Judpe P. B. O SuIIlvan in Tol- oi, Yom Kippur. oefstrs this year ing i;so -W iir Fund campaign has board of tAistees of the Manches-. Jor the small children whose par- Tuesday evening. Sept. 2.5, 8 p. m. Nov. 30; L I through Q1 good Newton last Tuesday night for-the l Adgiist down to .50.000 within six report at the. state convention'of Local War Price and Rationing ; Und County Superior Court.Jlock- on Sunday night, S e p tH ^ end all iH'en sot at 437.PI5 b'y the Con- Another Who appeared was ter Memorial hospital attended a •»»t« wleh to attend tbS JBQrningi er church. — Qroup C. Mrs, James Leslie, through i)ec. 31. Meat dealers will acts charged, allegedly committee | months after the end of the fight Office: IviUe, yesterday afternoon set Octo- day? Monday. Sept. 17. rS.is ob- . ... i.- a (Shore Mur«ta. one time japaneae special meeting of the boanl. The ■ervlce. Miss Hazel Newcomb, ------lender, will hold a' business meet- tke American Legion that the of- continue to give i red pdlnts tor ing. nectlcut W ar headq latters, ,j the puppet Philip- Monday; 10 a. m, to 4:30 p. ra. tte r 10 as the date for the trial of In Mansfield on A u gu ^ '1.5. On sen’od hy Jews evejrywhereNts a I board imanimousty voted to In- luperlntendent. St. Bridget’s R. C. ling In the Robbins room, followed j fide^ frorii which he retfr. s tomor each pdunil of uaed fats turned In. Some of the ordnanre plants it was announced last night by ; Republic. teom er Smith. 53, of Anodvor and the latter date Rtat5i.Police were day prayer, repentance "a ^ Morning worship at 10:45. Ser- Rev. .lame.s E. Timmins, Pastor by a social time. The committee in j row' be altcrnalad each year oe- Sugar Tuesdays: Closed to the public. those which made artillery, tanka, I vite Doctor Edward L. Besser, ot IHerman Newton, 50, of Coventry, called to Mansfield by Myran ! Williani Spear, field- secretary of j R was understood Jose P. mon by the minister on the sub-. Rev. Bronislaw Oadarowskl and charge of the meeting includes' tweeri'vetoins at Wo:ld Wars J Book Four Stamp 38 good^ Wednesdays: 2 p. m. to 4:15 p. m, fa.sting TlW eve of the holy day i.s control equipment and heavy Iowa City, Iowa, to come tp Man .both charged.on two counts relat- Green, a MaiwfiCld re.-ddent far- | marked by i\religinus service rail the Connecticut Fund, at 'aurel, puppet president of the chester and Join the hospital stall ject! ‘‘Some of the Answers.” Mu- Rev. Robert J. Carroll, Assistants Mrs. Frank Biekmore, Mra. Paul ; and II. , through Dec. 31 tor live pounds. mer, who hadroiind Smith’e car In I amfluinition. for instance will ; r.'W'.T uVTcTF/lphi Agard. Mrs. Ernest Bengston, Mrs. i He proposed th'it a veteran of 'v.Thursdays: 10 a m. to 4:15 p. m. l « d to the transporting of danger- ed Kol Nidriu, because of an .in verted to the manufacture i ing held at the home of J a c o b ^ Philippines, Phi will be taken to Yoko as asst.stant in surgery. He plans i8c by the choir. Stamp 37 hy-pnssed and will not an abando^d wood road near his ■ be rec Masses on Sunday at 7:30, 9, 10 Earl Frankland, and Mrs. Emma | World War U be elected senior Friday; 10 a.m. to 4:15 p.m, »ous and deadly weapons in an dent and beautiful prayer w-hieh- chinerv railway equip- Adelaide road. The ! narhama atfiortly by plane from an un to com e'here Oct. 15. Prelude, Andankf-^Steane. he validated. If automobile and violation of the h o w e y ''^ f officers 'found several ts ehanted on this oceaslori. of farm .chlnery. railway equip campaign. c h < ^ by specified point. Doctor Besser was, bom . m Anthem, Give Ear, '-<) Lord— and 11 a. m. Nettleton. .vlce-commnnder next year .so that Shoe* Satiicdays: ?0 a .m. to 12 noon. . knivfa.of alleged lllegal length and 1 itient and s^!«t products. These, It Wednesday, 7__ j). m.—Senior : the department would have a vet [state fish and gsjp^ laws, The following Y'’mn Kippur srr- Mnni4i' .er's committee night. Others on W'antfsl List Newton, Iowa, and is 33 ycai's Pattlson. X St. .loH'n’s Polish National_ Book Three airplane stamps I, Office Tqlêphone 5189. a quantity of other equipment in ; viees.will be field;ai,Temple B“lh is judgeij.. w itlSij^ shout 175.000 Offertory solo, by Mrs ^ Pcanj Uniwa.v, Near .North School Street Choir. Anyone interested Is' in- eran of- the most- recent war as its j - ‘Smith and Newton, through | willfrom September 28 through Among men on the wanted list old. He is married and has one vited to attend. Tenors arid b.xs.scs'' Smith's car including an axe. htcat I Sholom, Sunday, S e i^ 16: peacetime workcrs> child three and a half years old. ; Clark, My Prayer— Bliss. Rev. Paul KozlowskI, Pastor commander'for the first timi In “ their counsel. Attorney James t*. ; ober 15., ... V .yi—»— '. ' __ “ver by the Japanese were are needed especially. saw. miter-box, ropes, canvas, • Kol Nidrei. 7 p. m: \ However, nearly alNMor (Memorial Sefvirei. be held Tuesday evening at 7:00. .others, he said, "arc joining in State Policeman James McOor- Shipbuilding and . ship repair was removed from the list. It was of Surgeons. A t present he is in- registered" at that time In the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mather of ated in June from Mount St. Jo- , ad With occupying a motor vehicle mack of the Stafford Springs Bar lO'Ô a. m. work w'ilj'gmploy about 344.000 that of Kokl Hirota, japan's fo r - ' structeir in surgery at the Univer- Saturday, Sept. 15, 3:00 p. m. ever Inereaaing numbers." chuvph school office. 48 Benton street, and Mi.ss Marion sophs Academy, West Hartford. Good to Veteran* I in which dangerous and deadly |racks Conducted the invesligatiop. Mu.saf (additional sefaicei 11 next ^J^firuarv.. compared w l ^ l , - eign minister who Mgned the anti- sity' of Iowa hospital. Doctor — Second District Brotherhood Emanuel Lutheran Church V "The in-t.5 sesfion of the Gen a m . / in July Comintern pact, and has been Field day and banquet at th e' Besser comes to Manchester ex Church Slrcct at Myrtle Smith Methodist f'liurch eral A.ssemhly '.vas .•iueocssfur from Mincha (afternoon service( 4:30 J,avrtlu’ Women's Missionary. So USE Theodore E. I’alnier, Pastor ■ .Main Street and Hartford Road the point OI view of the’ veterans," p. m. heaviest in' the GmU/Lakes re Sports pre^ram in afternoon, ban by Barnby. ciety wril sew for the Red Cross Black Dragons, a terroristic *o-' hien high in the medical and surg Evelyn A. Stark, Parish Visitor W. Ralph Ward, Jr., Minister Emanuelson told the delegates, TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 18 Nellah (colichyling servieej .’j, gion. next greateMyin the inland quet at 6:.30 p. m. Rcy. Leslie Ost- Recessional Hymn- “ Holy' Holy, with hoX-Munch jnchcon at rnon. biety. ery profea.sion. Eva M. Jphnsoii, Organist George G. Ashton, Organist stressing, among others, the pas and gulf yards. OKances of re-em- ^ o r e than a fourth of the "want- berg df Worcester is the banquet Holy! Lord God 'ALmlghty.!" - 7:30 K•’rinay. evcnlnf. Choir re- And Every Tuesday Night Thereafter! ^ Maaffv (evening servjc^) 6:15 speaker.' The Springfield- Male The Week heai'sul. sage of bills establishing a vet KNOFLA I ployment in ^'ipyards are slight, liat, which ranges from min- . 9:15— Sunday School. Morning Worship 10:45 a. n). erans' re-employment and advis- 666 p. m. Nt'iglihors (âll Chonis win furnish music. Monday. 6:45 p.m. Boy Scouts, ■ X , iW M O believes, but many of the l.-rters in Japan's "Pearl Harbor Prelude—"Meditation in F Sharp fcOLBiPREP.VRAtlONS 9:15— Youth clas^. Troop 27 meeting. Jack Mace, ncy commission, increasing (he . Shofar. 7 p. ni men recruited for ship jobs were Cab'ingt" through Black Dragon Sunday: Minor-'!..___ Alexander Gullmarit Seventh Day .AdyeaUst lAiri^T.ABLKTS. S.M.VK, Sfo/rmg -10:30—Nursery class. Scoutmaster. i soldiers’, sbilors' and Marines’ AMERICAN LEGION HOME BROTHERS conatridUion workers who are ex- society uiembers down to brutal 10:30— Morning worship. 9:50 a. m.—Chiircn Bible schopl. Processional Hymn“ Prnise My i MiiMinle Tenitite, N>>8E DROPS I On President Tuesday. 3:30 p.m.--Girl Scouts : fund from J2..500.000 to 515.000,- i pectM, to re-enter that field prison gu^ds, already are detain Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Classes for all ages. Carl E. Soul, The King of Heaven” Small IxKlge Hall ' x . Leonard Street VSE O N Ll^S DIRECTED General Conlractor M *«!rTinrt'-Brownies Troop 26. Meeting (for I 000, appropriating $2,600,000 for ed. ■ ■ Prelude, "Andante Pa-stdral"— •Johnson, superintendent. I Elder U. M. ISke t Improving the Rocky Hill Soldiers' BAB^ SANITARY 11:00 a. m.— Morning worship. , , _ . . . T • i girls, ages 7-10). Mrs. William R. Jobbing anil Two committed suicide, thi.s (rontlntipd Ftoiii Page One) Alexis. X Anthem—"Seek Ye the Lord how tt lesrter ------r '/ y io m e snd revising the law per- PANTIES ^ <*riier lvgfybodj’ in. Independence want.s .8:30 p. m.— C3ioir rehearsal at Sermon — "The Open Door to j rehearsal. FENitER AND Buy Or Sell - F r e d fil. W'ernfr. well known Kart E. .lotAison FAYE MARLOWE • MONA FREEMAN it” — Schuetsky. 62 Bigelow street. local organist and teacher of I to follow hla wishea,” Postlude, "Cornelius March" — the-Church. Faith . .Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. i BODY #0|RK 7:.30 TO 8:15 STARTS AT 8:20 ark ley Seen The Week Recessional Hymn— "March On, O Biickinghuni Congregational piano and organ, ha* been engaged man,. Include a meeting of all solioi- Mendelssohn Ctiureli of the i Ôix Tides To' — ON THE S.WIE SHOW - New England Conference news 7:30 p. m. Wednesday—Mid- ■ Soul, with Strength" . . . J. Goss \ British- bv the mu.sic committee u **’" » committee chairmen at Rev. Philip SI. Rone, Pastor ÔLIMKNE & FLAQR (Jent'er t'ongregutiqual church of Masonic Temple on the evening ; As Chairiiian .tames Dun'n • Sheila R.van lit paper will be distributed follow week prayer .service. W e shall be-j pogtlude—“ Scherzo Symphonique” INC. REAL A t an English seaport, where ‘CARIBBEAN MYSTERY gin a discusiiion on the "Prayer | Russell King Miller FARM AND HOME petition! Which Palph ('. Brown is chair- Septemliei 27„\Vlien a grtnip of | ing morning service. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. 6.34 Oentet SI. T^l- 5I0| J^merican rrtsn. to direct the choir, whose i State W.sr Fundi the tide levels sometimes change Evening worship: • Life of Jesus.” We Invite everyone The Week a to bring their prayer requests to 11:00 a. m. Church service. The OWNERS • rehearsals are held at *cycn gpj Lieut. Catherine; (f'ontiniied from Page One) as much- as 30 feet,-.an inventor ENDS TODAY: 7:30 p. m.— "Service Folk Sunday, 4:30, Intermediaw . ---- obtains from 30 to 250 horsepower these services. Youth Fellowship. 6 p. m., Kfi- pa.stnr will preach on fhe theme, Plant Stark Burbank Prize ESTATE ^ F w o rie s o'clock each Wednesday evening, yjoufriard of the French under- ' “BLOOD ON THE SUN Night." "The Kingdom Road.’’ * Mr.s. Everett Miner of Hast Hart-. ,,pp|.Htois will speak to the >\urphv arc Nevv Dealers. George by bapturing the w'ater itv,, tank.* ■ Prelude, "A ve Maria” -r-Schu- 6:30 p. m. Thursday—Covenant- worth League. Fruit Trees — Grapevine* — WK HAVE A l a r g e DISPLAY Plus 'Swinging On the Rainbow’ Hi League meeting at the parson- Kt anc ford w-lll continue as organi.st for campaign w;orkers. ' and Clark are southerners who/fand using its fall to pperai? a bert. Monday, 8 p. m. First fall meet Berry BuNhe* — laind*ea|>e and ELECTRIC MOTORS O f BINGO ‘don't always subscribe fullv to ad- ' turbine. age. ing of W. S. C, S. Asbury (>oup The Salvation Army Shade Tree*. the present. ’ j ‘ Residence Campaign C3ioir anthems: 661 5Ialn Street Repairing - Rewinding mini.stratlon views on domestic |— ^------"Solitude”—Berwald. 8:00 p. m. Saturday—Covenant in charge of devotions, Pw rram .Mr W efner has had long ex- „ , , , . ('apt. and Mrs. Rlch.ard D. Atwell RO.SES — VINES — HEDGES Contraefors nerionce as a director. He has Karl L. Johnson, chaiimHiioi.f the i.ssues. But where it i.s a case of "Onward Christian Soldiers"— League meeting at the home of undDL_dlrection_ of Mrs. William All -Work Cuaranteed Fair Prices Commanding Offleer*- been organist and choir director residential cam p ai^ romrtittee. Democrats vs. Republicans, they-* ' A 1 AT THE SulUvan-. the Ivar Carlsons, 47 Overlook Mounce w ill be "Hobby fN ig n f’ . C. R. BURRIUL Ace Electric Motor Repairs FlJirSHED We are now In a poshjjon TONIGHt of the Concordia Lutheran church hns the lUiclelis of hi.s .staff ahead. are Denuxirats. Modern and OldTartUon Offertory, "Prayer"—Humper- drive. Mra. May DeW olfe will/ba guest |>ANCINO 9:30 Sunday—Rally Day In the. stark Nursery Agent 221TJ. Main St.. Opp. Depot Can to ffive prompt attention George won't niake up his mind dinch. •speaker. Refreshments/served by CITY VIEW DANCE HAtX Sunday School with a program of Call After 6 P, M. — 2-0906 Telephone 5642 all your weldlnjf, needs at until Monday w hether to accent ; T A T E Y AddresB-^Chaplain Arthur J.ohn- Zion Evangelleal Lutheran church Study Group. MONUMENTS Keeney street Tuesday. 3:15 p. nl. Brownies recitations and music. Parents Wm. F. Johnson reasonable rales. ORANGE HALL concerts have beem the ^^Man" hes\’er nnd"?T« had membership on the committee. He ^ MANCHESTER' *on. Cooper and High Streets cordially invited. and l.S; chairman of the Senate Finance j EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! Postlude, “ Hymn of Praise’’— Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor 7:30 p. m. Meeting 6t sll organi .V TTrrp zations presidents /o discuss the 11 a. m.— Holiness meeting. Ser i S r oi^th!: Be^^Sê Ch^ 1^^;^ - !bomifnlttee and there Is a tax r e -, Chick .Vronson’a Band Schreiner. mon by Captain jVtwell on the Bailder — Raal Eatata' church calendar. Meeting w ill be dorfion Will coming along which Henr}’ Spink*, Promp'lejr Thla service has been arranged 16th Sunday after Trinity. theme. "And the Walls Were held In the churcly office. PARKER p r iz e s ! .ss aSniiS“U ? t ^ will demand a tot of his time. by the Servloe Commission of the 9:00 a. m.—Sunday school and Johnson-Built Homes Wednesday, 7' p. m. Wesley Built." THE FALL PROGRAM IS OPENED MARKERS / *"ong 'the Republicans. Keefe church, Ernest Kjellson, chair Bible class, beginning o f National 7 p. ra.. —Open air service In WELDING CO. ■ '" “ "’'■“vvornrrVterner willw ill^ .lirect d iie c y tK^h e re-,e^ Navy, and is a member of the the Am Vet- ei- and dearhart -are former countv | man. Group will have a pot luck supper. At the FOR YOUR SELECTION Sunday Schciol week. _ Saturday, 6:45 p. m. (Tholr re front of citadel. BROAD STREET nrowciitors. Ferguson, a former j The Week 9:40—Preparatory (Confession 7:30 p. m.— Salvation mpetirtg, 166 West Middle Turnpike Admiôn 25c ^hearsal „ X ; " ; ' „ t e r - , .can U gion and the Arm y & Navy ■ C ' Monday—3:30, Girl Scouts. 6:30, hearsal. t e l e p h o n e 7426 ' i<;ven o'clock and s Club. Mr. John.son has bo’ n an judge, served as a one-man grand ] unbwi al) Service for Ctommunion. OPEN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY^ Phone 3926 I e.sted In joining will/fie welcome jury In .Detroit before election to ; » y fecout*. 8:00, Beethoven Glee Talcottvllle f'ongre^tlonal Second Congregational Church emplovee of Cheney Brothers for sniwa i0:00— Divine' Worship . 'with Boltpi/Methodist Chiireh the" Senate. He and Brewster know a m d u b ; -V Holy Communion. Church the pr>^t 35 veers, fs suneriritend- ‘Tuaad^— 7:00 p. m., . Luther /Bolton, Conn. CHURCH SCHOOL AT 9 :.30 the inquiry, rones from their mem- . Text: Ephesians 3, 13-21. Theme: Rev. Charle* McCalllsIer, Minister A ent of the yarn de-'nitment. and League bi^Kiuet on theme “ Build Mere^th F. Eller, Minister ... Mis.s Helen Perry, Director. OUR MEMORIAI.S ARE BUILT WITH known in local sxioil.s and golfing her“htp on the Senate W ar In- "That Christ May Dwell in Your r er*.’’ R «v. f^ b e rt Esbjornson, 46 Omisted St., East Hartford MORNING WOR.SHIP AT 10 r45 YOUR circles. vestmatlne committee. Hearts by Faith.” - 9:30, Church school. I EVERLASTING PRIDE With 10 members who know Nawlngton, Conh,. speaker. Sun 10:45, Morning worship. The sub- | X, Speaking of the coming cam IM Monday, 7:30 p. U K — Sunday Sermon Subject: “.SOME OF THE ANSWER.S’’ X Oil Company their wav' around in a courtroom, day deadline for reservations. , Sunday, September 16 ject of the pastor's .sermon will be: | SNAPSHOTS paign, last evening Mr. Johnson /sijnzrcHnLatEuasx Teachers’ meeting. ■x the committee .still must pick a Wednesday— The afinpal meet 9:i0 a. m. Morning Worship. "Entanglement of Adventure.” YOUNG PEOPLE’S MU SIGMA CHI IVlEETING AT 6:00 ^Finished At Short Notice! ;id. "Although the war Is over th<* M ORIGINAL HOLLYWOOD . Notes ELBERT legal counsel when it organises. ing of the Hartford _ D l^lct in Sermon by Rev. Richard G. Bel- 7 p. m., the Yoiing People wall New Families In Town Corjjially‘Welcomed! Center Street work of the United War, Fund will ^ Waterbury. 7:00 p. m., EmAjiuel In conjunction and coopemtlon cl)rir. New England Southern Con El It V STUDIO 'probat'' • "•"•t ’•■eek. with the American Lutheran PiUK meet at the church. ‘ eor(inue until all our seiwice men, choir. 8:00, Meeting of Board of ference Executive - Secretary of The Week Manchester Memorial Co. BOLAND U88 AIAlS'vSTREET and women are bank-Jiome. Right To Watch It nosely Ucity Bureau sponsoring National Rre • told a reporter that 3 Deacons. t^ is tla n Education. 7:.30 Tuead.-iy evening,.the Gold Harrison Street — Manchester now tile boys are fighting one of STOOGIS Thursday—7-9, Busy Night for Sbnday School Week (Sept. 16- I()i30 a. m. Cffiurch School. the selection of thus official will /V\OE .CURLY*LARRY en Rule Club will meet at the Opposite East Gemelcry Telephone 5207 or 7787 Dial PEACHES the worst battlep of all. the batt’e 23), a special Invitation is extend der- m-t'-nte to him just how im Luther Leaguers. G CJlef Club will church. of Ijoredom, and the need for IJSO ed to uriebubch^ children In Man St. Mkry’* Eplueopal Chwreh partial. the inquiry Is likely to be. PLUT TkcMidumiNcwelt&nJttItbn. hav* a six o'clock picnic supper 10:30 a. tn. to 3:30 p. m. ThUrs- II.VMLIN iJTREET— WOODRRIDGE STREET- “ ' f>320 .entertainment, for .which 75 per Bra-. AlfreSKI^ Winiam*. Pastor VNDHKI, (HIV / 1 L i "Wk- Renubllcans are going to at the horns of G. Albert Pearson, chester, riot, receiving . Sunday 7-Room House, Full hath 6-Ronm Duplex. Good rnn- cent of tho War Fuhd is allocated, Boulder road. school training.' "piere are millions Rev. Elllson^^ Marvin, Curate i.s greater than ever. watch that closelv,” he said. “The (litlnn. Good rental Im-oine. with nhower. Flower garden*. JOHN RAI committee should hire an out- of unchurched chlMiyn In America. Steam heat. Improved street. 100 5Iore Center* (HESTER To unchurched parents and other The Sixteenth "Sun/tnday after ('onvenleiil to bun and *ehnnl. w r FURNACE BURNER SERVICE - • .stnndlng man for this job." BOB Nlee Inoatlim. A ll eonveni-. Flrrplhee. Imitation tile In AND HU B M M I I Christian Science Servlees SERVIl "The government has a.sked for Senator George thought the adults a cordial invitstion is con Trinity. bath and kitchen. Fine loca tXCITiNG Sunday, September 16, 1945 veyed to attend Zion’s churchjierv- 8:00 a.m.— Holy Comm Fire Insurance cnee*. LOMBARDI expert Repairs On 400 niore'l.i’.SD renters this year same thing. He said, at least two LI ROr BROS MARJORII W000-«im tion and neighborhood. Short and a longo^ .list of touring enter- ■ widely known and competent legal ices. 9:30 am . — Morning PTayer , On Your WEST f’E.NTER STREET— n-alh to si-hool. Make Radios and Hartford, First Church. Sun (Opening service In the 1945- Uiiiiers. Many of these troupers i assjf,tanta should he selected. ' Next Sunday will be observed asl 6-Rnniii Single. All i-onvenl- SOUTH BOLTON Klectriral Appliances day, I I a. m.; Sunday school, 11 tJhqrch School year). The Junior HARTFORD ROAUi- jl al."!! be calliXt on to entertain ! House minority leader Martin Ar^ny and Navy Sunday when a ence*. 1-ear garage. Nii-c a. m.: Wednesday, 8 p. m. 557 cnioir win sing. Address of wel- ' "f u r n it u r e 5- Famll.v Dwelling— S apart e govemmcnUNfioapitnls scat- (Mass.) suggested Charles Kvaris special offering wliy be taken to liH-atlon. ConvenientV.^^1 to bu» PHONE 43.i3 tefy^thi-oiighout theHypi'ld and in Farmington avenue. come by'-|he Rev. Alfred L. W il A4)d Personal EfFecIn ments of 4 rooms each. Hot air ROUTE 85 Hughes, retired former chlef 'jua- AIX S m n d Church. Sunday, 11 a. m., carry on especially spiritual work line. t th e^ ^ ^ ited States. The fund* liams, reetdr. i X heat first floor. On bu* line, o r a n g e h a l l b in g o tice, a Republican. Democrats SF.ATS 5 p. m.; Sunday school, 11 a. m.; among the men apd women still In g u a r a n t e e d r a d i o ' raised xh the campaign this year, li:00 a.m. X,Morning Prayer] We can'ppiteet.you fni n* lnw_ NORTH .MAIN STREET— talked some of trying to get Hugh s-v DANCE Wednesday, 8 p. m. Lafayette and the service and ij6 help provide for HARTFORD itOAD— SERVICE which, irt^dontnllv will ■ be ^ e Vast with sermon by the Rev. Alfred L. j as $4.(MI pet'fij.lKK) foi 8 vears 2-Fanill,v Flat, 5 rnnin* earh Fulton, former counsel for the war Tax Modem and Old Fashioned Rnsa streets. those returned/ particularly the 2-Famll.v Houne In busine** War FimtlSmmpalgn. will co'Vyr a Williams. time. Mlnlmnrn'T’remlnni 65.00 apartment. Good nelghhor- .37 .MarRaretVRoad investigating committee and a Included. Rockville Society. Sunday, 11 sick and woundeil In hospitals. ngetion. (in bu* line. All eon- period of 15 fHonth* instead of ffie Proceasiohal Hymn x “ Holy > 'innd. Good location on Ini- EVERY MONDAY, B P. M. friend of President Truman. a. nv: Sunday schoel, 11 a. m.; Let me' call at your home and vîrnern Including steam # \ Read Herald Ad V8. usual 12. I Bglieve every ManX Sports Center Father. Great Creator” ' , -iroved mad. S-rar garage'. Wednesday, 8 p. m. 94 Union North/Methodlst Church explain detail* nr, heat. Good site tor a *to*r- chc.ster man arfd woman will agree Wells Street Sermon Hymn— “Thou, Whose I Admission 25c that we can't let ouXj^y* and girls street. \ ». ‘•Tlie/DId White Church" Almighty Word" '.YDALL STREBT-ii Prnperty al*n Include* large down now. W e miisKijee the job Formerly At Miller’s Hall 44 7 North Main Street Offertory Anthem — "O Lord, j 9-Room Single. Full bath* vacant iot. Good location tor finished, “ Substance." will be the subject Rev. Jamea M. Gage, Minister Arthur A. Knof la 'ip, lavatory down. 2-ear ga- ga* ststfim. It Intrrentrd In 23 REGULAR G A M E S \ 7 SPECIAI^ latter, will build It. Other* attending Ia*t Evening's o f the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, •‘Tlje'Fnmlture Firs ‘-age. Cbli-ken coop*. Approx. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING meeting were Henpy R. Mallbry of Every Sat. Night September 16, 1945. Sunda’y, Sept. 16 InMnranoe Man" U } nere* of land. Outdoor The Golden Text is from Ifcr 1,0:45 Morning worship. ADA5IS STREET— /PLUS SWEEPSTAKES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th Cheney Brothers, chairman < A Uond Tbnr for Young Office Cliêq. Dally 'IrepIaCe, Fruit tree*. Nice 6- Room Single, good condi Indu.strlal committee of the and OM Alike! brews 11:1. ‘‘Faith is the substance Prelude— "Choral et Priere" from 'oration With brook running OAK GRILL o f things hoped for, the evidence of / "Suite Gothlque” Boell'mann and Tbiirn. Kvenlna''T »o 8 P. M. tion. Price $5,800. campaign and a member o f the Peter Miller, Trompter ‘hrough properly. Price $9,000. “Where Good Fellows Get ToRether”^ things not seen." - - a—"Agnus- Dei" from “L’Arlesl- 876 M.AlN HTRRiGT NORTH COVENTRY- Ex.eeutlve committee an.d a dlrec- i Telephone 5440 or 5688 . Term* Arranged. tor of the United W ar and Com- j Selections from the Bible include^ 'r enne Suite" . G Bizet SILVER STREET— munity Fund* o i Connecticut: C. i the following: ‘‘The Lord recom^ b—"Barcarolle” from "Tales of 'tIR(TI STREET— Ijirge, 47-Acre. Fann. 7- pense thy'work, and a full rewatd Hoffman” Offenbach rooni house, l-arge barn, ebii-k- Sarah Ann’s Beauty .Salon Elmore Watkins, chairman of the One 4-Room Single and 2- From Today's be given thee o f the Lord God Df Both by Ward Krause, guest soloist rn coop. . 16 head of rattle, 89 BRA>TORD STREET ‘ ; TELEPHONE 8948 Special Gifts committee; Herbert 1 T-'kntlly Dw-rlling, 6 room* Israel, imder whose wings thpu art Postlude— "March, Maestoso" 1 pair hdrse* and farm Imple W. Swanson. Publicity chairman; ’ 'acli.' PrIre $10,500. $2,000 An Announcement Mobilheaf Fuel Oil, 7 7-lOc^ql. j William P. Slover of the Progi-am Menu come to trust." (Ruth 2:12.). Mozart ments. Correlative passages frdm the The new District superintendent loivn . One vacant. committee of which Mr. Miller la ; V TELEPHONE C O V E N T R Y - chairman, and Major Raymond R. : We Suggest: Christian . Science t e }c't b o o k, o f the Norwich DistricL Dr. O. E. To Veterans of the Arinetl Forces \ ‘‘Science and Health v ^ h Key to Crain will be the, preacher at the IN OPERATING SWA51P ROAD- All Branches of Hagedorn. chairman of the Vet- ; ' > € f TODAY - SUNDAY 'AS STATION 28.-Acre Farm. 7 - room Mobil Kerosene galtdn 9c eruns' division. ‘ ' RIB BOAST OE BEEF the Scriptures,” by Baker morning service and will preside ' The Manchester Tru.-i( Company is ready (In lots of 40 gallon* or ihoiv). Eddy, include the following (p. 15); at the Quarterly Conference at 3 ,\nd 4-Stall Brirh Building house. Rani. Running water ROAST CHiCKEllL VEAL CUTLETS FIRST TIME IN in' house with electric ph "Christians rejoice In sec^t beau o’clock in the church. 6 p. m. the ' tidng a guild husinr**. (.rfieated to grant Liian.s undier the G.I. Rill of .BEAUTY SOUTHERN FRI^CHICKEN STEAKS ty and bounty, hidden from the Youth Fellowship will meet at the i m 6588 'n B nice *eefloo of tou-n. Qood garden. MANCHESTER 1 Rights for the following purposes: Japs Pul ill Place LAMB CHOPS FRIM SCALLOPS RAVIOLI world, but knowp'' to God. Self- church. Price $20,000, Approximately CORNfiLI. STREET— MORIARTY BROTHERS Jive/ Neckjpg/ forgetfulness, purity, and affection The Week ■^g.llOO Qou-n. ’ 4 Room* Down— UnAninh- ‘•On the Level" At Center'and Broad Street* CULTURE Bv Gen. MacArlliur are constant prayers. Practice Monday evening at 8 o’clock the HOME PORTRAITURE ed Up. Oil hot air heat. Stove Open All Da.v and All Night. Call A500 ¥ '■ ■ ^ Flaming Youth! not profession, understanding not Study group of the W. S'. C. S. will IFF CENTER STREET— ' for hot wnler. Storm window* DINE AmK|>Ai:CE belief, gain the ear and right hand meet at the Parsonage, 70 Henvy 4-Room ..Single. Price $4,500. find door. Price $6,500. $1,500 To Buy a Home (Contlnned PVna Page Oae) To the Lilting Tunes of of omnipotence and they assuredly street. JOSEPH ADAMS '.*i00 Dnw-n, Down. call down infinite blessings.” Wednesday, at 7:30, choir re 53 Purnell Place THE OAK GRILL SWINOOTERS ANDOVER— Yokohama industrial bomb dam hearsal. Phone 2-1231 FIJIRENCE STREET— age, he exclaiimed, "terrible!" 2-Famllv Duplex,- 4 mom* CIDER .'mi.I. ROAD— To Buy a Farm or Farm Zotos and Jamal Permanents .30 OAK STREET " TELEîpNE 3891 Church o f the Nazarene Thursday evening at 8 o’clock Both generals êre high on there will be a welcoming recep -arh. Prire $5,400. $800 ^2-Ronm House. Eteetrlr MacArthur's list oif -men w.anted Fine Wines — Liquors and Bgel 466 Main Street, Mafichester Oow-n. light*, running water. S CONTINENTAL TRIO Rev, Howard E, Boyer Studio: Rpast Fresh Ham TWO FIRST-RUN HITSl ciety, Mrs. Florence E. Fish, pre auccpssful future. . Italian Antipadto ., Spaghetti or Mostaccloll i'atistlc Japanese Geo-Political bu siding. AU are Invited. Postlude— "Pilgrim s Chorus” Wagner R()oin 5, Tinker Bpildins Call 5105 for Additional Informatfon On Any of 'These" Genuine Native Calves* Liver reau. , MONDAY .\ND TDWIOAY Roast Chicken On the MacArthur ,liat, he had At The Week 791 Main Street ■ Properties. Steaks Chops \ Oysters Scallops Etc. been called Ueda Yaahltake, with “PICTURE OF DORIAN Conoordiaf Lutheran Sunday, 8 ip. m.— C Y P Club Winter and Garden Streets (high scHbol g t ^ l ^ .Robert A IJk CARTE . hla namea tranapoaed, spelled dlf* GREY* A N D Phone: ferently and hated' only as a (osA Rev. Karl Rielrter, Pkator Wright, president. All members of fHput Q hên Chicken Cacciatore DEPOT SQUARE OklLL 7MERCY PLANK* the (Confirmation (Class last M *y ALLEN REALTY COMPANY emment offIciaL i.. 14 DEPOT SQUARE ^^^LEPHONE S8S5 Studio ...... 8R60 The No. 1 man, Hldekl Tojo. -la Jm 8:50 a. m. Sundr.. School and and any other high school younff All IJnes of Insurance, Including l.lfe Mortgages Arranged ' .Tenderloin or Sirloin Steak THE TEA ROOM Bible classes, Alfred Lange, su- people Interested will be the guests ‘ ‘’No Wines— No Liquors — Just Good Food’’ in cusfody at an Army evacuatum Residence ...... 3228 988 MAOl 8TBE1CT TKLKPUOM B 8185 . Veal Chops or Cutlets ramp, recovering from a bungiSi perintendent.' of the fo«fner members of C Y P Try Our DeKoous Pizza '10:00 a. m. Worship sarvics. Club a t ■» supper and social time. Pork Chops 88.3 MAIN STREET OPl’. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH eiiicide attemPl. Yesterday four RiMitl UernliJ A dvs. more of his "Pearl'H arbor Cab- T / / .'X, MANCHESTER KVENTNC, HERAI.D. MANCHESTER, W NH., SATURDAY, SEPTE?1BER 15. 1P45 FACE MANCHKSTER KVKNLN(; HERALD, MANCHESTER. C’O.VNm SA^fURDAV, SEPTEMBER 15, 1945 fAGB FOUR . ■ . • r ' - ______

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1:00—WDRC — New*; WHTD — • 6:30 — WHTD — Answer Man, Chrlatlan Science Program; WTHT—Ozimek Polish Pro gram; WTIC—Bob. Steele. w n c —Newe. e i 1 :i5_WDRCTr-Treasury Salute, 6:45—WDRC—News; WHTD WH'i'D — Têwa; WTHT—Pau Labor. U.S.A.; WTIC — Lets line Adamle; WTIC—Agricul Listen to. Tommy Dorsey. 7 :0 0 .- WDRC — Helen Hayes; \y ture News. , I'SO—WDRC — Grand Central WHTD—Jobs After Victory; MAYBE YOU CAN READ YOUR FUTURE IN StaUon; WHTD—Jive Bombers;. WTIC-r-Our Foreign Policy. W n C —Music for your Mood. 7:15— WH^D — Correspondents 1 :45—WTHT—Variety Program: Abroad. CLEVER OPERATORS, SUCH AS WE EMPLOY, w n c —Michigan-Great Lakes 7 t80—WDRC—America in the OilBurners Air; WHTD^Swinging on the Offers Electric Appliances at New Store Football Game. see to it that your hair is shaped properly to fit your face J:00—WDRC — Strictly Swing; Golden Gat? ;■ WTHT — Arthur WHTD—^Baacball Game—White Hate; WTIC— 150» Anniversary Are Awaited and profile in the process of giving you a Permanent of Founding of ITnion College. Box vs. Red Sox. , , „ ^ j ; j 5 _ WTHT — Musiel Polish 7:45—WTHT — Cab Calloway's that will really be flattering. Orchestra. Program. ^ „ Johnson-Little Company f g:45—WDRC — Football Game.— 8:0 — WDRC — Viva Amerloa; Michigan vs. Great Lakes. W H TD'—: Gilbert and Sullivan MANCHESTER ARDWARE CO Expects Shipment of 8:15—WTHT-i-French Program. Festival; WTHT—Frank Singi- 8-45—WDRC—News; Game Con ser; W'TIC—Life of Riley;, Oil-O-Matics Soon X tinued; WTHT—Just Music. 8:15—WTHT—Shorty Sherra^k's 4;1B—WTHT—John Duffy. Orchestra. Have you.heard the good news? X 4‘8(H^^WTHT—Music for Half -8 :3 0 — WDRC — Major of the fl9 East Center Street Johnson .& Little are expecting a . X . in Hour; WTIC—World of Mel- Town; Ned Calmer; WHTD — shipment of oil burners, the Wil ody. Man from G-2; WTHT—Detroit liams Oil-OMatic and If you want g.OO—WDRC — We Deliver the Symphony,; W'TIC—Truth or one, better rush right to your tele Whatever May Be Your Goods; WHTD—Date with the . Consequences. phone and call 5876 and talk with Duke; WTHT—News; Wright 9:00 — WDRC Hit Parade;. Mr. Little.. Of course, you may Idea; WTIC—Grand Hotel. Manchester ^ W'HTD--Gangbusters; WTIC— - • -. '■ JSI'M *“ -,7'* 4 drive over to their plumbing shop 6:30—WDRC — Treasury Band National Bam Dance. ROOFING Stand; WTIC—John W. Vander- if you jDrefer. It Is located at 145 Dry Cleaners 9;.30-^WHTD—Flight to the Pa •• ^ ' r. X,, Main street, a most convenient lo Problent, E. V. Coughlin, cook. w--™ - -i cific; Quick Quiz; WTHT —: The 8:45—W n C —Tin Pan Alley of cation and talk the matter over Whisper Man; WTIC—Can You with Mr, Little in person. . 93 W«ils Street Your Loral Roofer, the Air. , Top This? ..XsoV'’- that oil rationing is at an Evening - Telephone 7254 Can Help You With A 6:00—News on/ail SUtions. 9:45— WDRC—Evelyn Bigsby. end, you have no worry about oil V. V . . 6:15—WDRC — People's Plat 10:00 — WHTD — Hoosier Hop: coupons, and If your oil burner has I form; WHTD—Digest of the W'THT—Chicago Theater of the been giving you trouble and you Ruberoid Roof Air; Orchestral Interlude ; Air; W'TIC—Judy Canova Show.* know that it is just about ready Expert Dry WTHT—Sports with Jim Camp 10:15—WDRC—Report to the Na to give out, ybu can call Mr. Little 390 W'oodland Street bell; w n C —London Column, tion. - .-'-s and put in your order for one of those good burners that he has Cleaning Service Phone 7707 carried for Xiich a long time. You won't be dissatisfied with a Wil lew Broadcasting Chain liams Oil-O-Matic, for they are most dependable and Mr. Little THE CAR YOU OWN Furnace and ” Service Fast \ Electric Appliances Now has carried them for years wRlj Introduced Tomorrow the best of results. . . . It In rdnnlng order. Is a Plumbing Supplies At George’s Have you been foresighted and real aaact We an atlU a long ” 1 At Manchester Hardware had your oil burner checked oVqr waya fmm net* 'cars. Let ns ipL 15—OP)—In ac-<*-Mayor of the town; 9, Hit Parade; and put In order fo r. the winter 7 Of All Kinds New York, I help keep yiiar present oai la .ôrdance with InouncemenU. the 10:15. Report to Nivtion.,new time, If you haven't don't delay another . . . ABC—7, Jpba after Victory, Esso Station at Main The Manchester Hardware Cbm --good idea to invest your money in minute for' the season is getting the beat possible meehnnlcal new Aseoclated XBroadcasting 'll Beardsley Ruml;- 8:30, Man from And Bissell Streets pany of 248 North Main street has Paints that are known to give good along and In spite of the warm condition. Be consistent ahont Manchester Corp. network wUi lnt)vduce itseU G-2; 9:30, Flight to P a c i f i c 10, weather. It will only be a matter having It checked and aarvtoed Sunday afternoon. Schedul^ for a Hoosier Hop. . . . MBS—8:30, De-, Proves Popular good news for the customers the company have a full line of these of weeks before you ifrill need heat. 2 o'clock start, the program will troit Symphony Hour; 10. ^Chicago firniB la going to feature- electrical paints and you may have your Perhaps you are one of the people here, (t wttl pay. Hardware Co. Theater “Debusay Fantasy.” Peter Oallatao, Prop. originate from Wariilnglon and ^W hat makes George's ^ sbo S ta -, appliances including all of those choice of colors in inside or out- who converted to coal when the government asked you to and now 248 North Main Street Hollywood. tion located at the corner of Main I things that you have wanted for so i paints and enamels, C(M)K’S SEKVICE STA. The network expects to run 16 ~ j a-i i i long. Manchester Hardware Com- Hîve you seen those stunning you are planning on returning to Manchester Green Phnoe 3996 TeL 6265 Sours daily and from 2 to mid- | H o n o r b e r V l O e r O l K and Bissell streets so popular? pany will have all of the - better white cabinets that are on sale at oil. Naturally with coal so short. might on Sundays. It starts with Well, the answer la an easy one. known makes in, appliances and Manchester Hardware Co.? They It la the only sejisible procedure, 22 atations, including the West Mr. George is alw'aya ready to will have a full line from flat Irons are the best looking things and but do remember this, there is At Eiiiaiiuel Parish quite a bit of work to ^ done on ' coast. give service and. help out his cus to ironing machines, electric re- you can easily modernize your klt- ' While no detailed advance pro frigerators. washing machines, chep by instcdling these handy your oil burner to have It put in SHEET METAL Johnson-3ros. gram achûles aueb aa supplied tomers no matter what the trou anything that the averttge house- cabinets, all ypu have to do is to proper' condition and H would be WORK ky other networks have been re- A special service will be held at ble la. During gau rationing,'this holder could possibly desire. Not screw them right on to the kitchen foolhardy to wait until the -last Electrical Contractors .cclvsd, the opener ie to include the Emanuel Lutheran church at station waa a busy one and now only that, but Mr. Galassp is plan- walls and install Pne pf those good minute before haying this done. OF ALL TYPES - 5.33 Main’ Street Paul Porter, chairman of FCC, ae nlng on having a display room to looking white cabinet sinks,, com- If the burner has been stored care epeaker, a e ^ c e banda and Holly 7:30 p. m, Sunday. At this service that rationing is over and more fully and covered properly. It won't Tel. 6227 • 7606 th^ men and women in .the armed and more people are driving their show' all of these articles. 'This plete with red linoleum counters We Specialize in wood variety. Thereafter, the plan room will be set up to sihow'the af(d chromium trim and there you be si long job. bu^ if dust has got is to biave various atations supply forces of the U, S. will be hon cara,' it is busier than ever. Of ten in, it will be a much longer Eavestrough and ored. Lieut. Arthur Johnson, chap course Mr. George is selling more various electrical appliances to the have completely renovated an old We Wifi Glady Give Yoa .programs on a cooperative basl^' best possible advantage, so that kitchen into a goodlooking, handy task to have the burner all cleaned Conductor Repairing -• • OR THIS of that good Elaso Gas, but that ia THIS lain. will be the guest speaker. you may visualize just how any of modem kitchen at a very moder and properly adjusted, so don't de Estimates. Programs due back: tonighi— Emanuel choir will provide special hot the real reason. Naturally lay. Call 5876 and ask one of the Can music. Chaplain Johnson is at the with people driving more, cars the articles will fit in to your ate cost. ^ ABC 9 Gang Busters, Oommisslon- home. plumbers at Johnson A Little to perserit time servihg Th the U. S, that are no longer new, and none - / I'or your fall arid winter needs, NORMAN BENTZ- Electrte •r Lewis J. Valentine commentator By popular demand from his Manchester Hardware have fur drop around to your house and , . . Sunday—CBS 4:30 .pvm. Nel- Navy Hospital In Springfleld, of the cars you see on the road check over your heater for you. 592 East Center Street Mass. Previous to this assignment today are really new, are giving varipup customers and after con nace pipes, stove pipes, all sizes, Bangea — Retrigeratora aon Eddy concert; .CBS ff:3d siderable planning and thought, of heavy galvanized pipes. Also, On the other side of the picture. Telephone 8966 Panny Brice show, Eddie Cantor ht ser\’ed rverseas. qjit and having large and small Mr. Gaiasso decided ^ go into you can obtain hot air furnaces If you are using coal, you need to ' guest, but Miss Brice not to re The Emanuel church has 117 troubles. Mr. George has always get every bit of heat out of your staj'3 on its service flag, two ar.e been able to diagnose car difficul electrical. appliances in this ex and extra good news! steam fur turn until October 7 because she tensive fashion. So many custom naces right now at Manchester cosil that , you possibly can, for the is recovering from an illness . . . gold. Fourteen of these men have ties and it. Is- small wonder that ers have wanted different electrical Hardware Co. If your window, coal situation has ,n°t eased j,, up to Also (On Sunday, Paul V, M(?Nutt been discharged tip to thei present he is in so much demand. BILL'S TIRE time and are back In Manchester. devises that Mr. Gala.sso thought glass is cracked. don’U o r r y take J. R. Braithwaite joins William HiUman on MBS at Of course Mr. George is not I all they need. Therefore, 1!“^!have and In addition to.honoring the folks able to do a major repair job on a he would handle the better makes the sash over to Manchester Hard 1 p.m. in a commentary series, In the sefvice, a sproial offering of various Irons, washers, refriger ware Co. and they will remove the your boiler or furnace checked Keys 51ade, Locks Repaired while on ABC at 1;15 Orson car at Main and Bissell street— over, have the pipes replaced that Will be received to provide Christ hot that he Is hot capable of it. ators and his customers are sure old glass, cut a new one to fit and REPAIR SHOP . Welles is to begin a new comment mas gifts for them. to be pleased. Just as soon as putty it up for you. need replacing and- get ready to Tools Ground aeries. , for he certalhly la, but space and keep a.i warm as possible this win ^ Wm. H. Green. Prop. This service ha.s been arranged his other business w'l" not permit the.se articles are available, you ' For bousecleaning aids, seek no by the Service Commission of the, may be sure that Manche.ster ter with a heater that gives 'a Lawn Mowers Sharpened Columbia and Elk Bicycles. The first of the two announced =hlm to do this. However, he can further, Manchester Hardware Co. maximum amount of efficiency. church. Ernest Kjellson is chair Hardware (Company win have have a full stock o f waxes, paint PO-mlnute previews of its , fall man of this commission. Other and will look your car over and For all of your plumbing and Electrical Utilities U. S. Tires. ‘ tell you just what the difficulty is their^îill^ share for sale. ^ Watch clcaniers, mops, dry mops, brooms achedule which CBS is to present members of the group ar«: Mias for the display room and place heating needs, depend upon John at 3 p. m. Sunday in place of the and If you desire be will advise j everything to help make this son A Little, they have had all < Re-Conditioned Repairs. Service. Florence Johnson. Evan Nyquist, your orders early. cleaning season an easy one. usual concert will be built around Miss Ruth Kjellson. Miss Edith you where to take your car to kinds of experience over a period have it put in top notch qondltion Of course everyone knows of the Make your favorite Hardware Guns Repaired Accessories. the Aldrich family, with talent of Johnson and Earl Anderson. Ox-Line Paints carried at Man of years and they are known all rograms originating from New again. By following Mr. George's Company at 248 North Main St. over Manchester and vicinity for P'ork In the ‘‘gueat" roster. In advice you may be sure that you chester Hardware Company and headquarters for all your needs. 52 Pearl St. Phone 4200 180 Spruce SL Phone 5450 know how dependable ■ they are. the fine type of work turned out. cluded are Helen Hayes, Phil Bak will not run into an unneceasary Call 6265 and yoii may have any Call Mr, Little for quotations on er, Andre Koatelanetz, Patrice Jap Newspapermen repair bill, for he Is experienced 'These paints are made from a pre thing you need delivered to you or war formula calling for pure lin work, he will gladly tell you just Munsel and others, and knows Just what should be drive over if it is more convenient. seed oil and there is nothing that what Is to be obtained In the mar done and how much it will cost. ket at present and you may de We Have Been in the KRAUSE'S On Saturday night list; NBC — Are Told to Obey .makes paint stand uo under all Naturally if your repair job is a weather conditions and still retain The diatillation ot alcoholic be-'- pend utterly on the advice he gives 7:30, Union College anniversary minor matter you do not need to you. O il 5876 for all yque plumb Plumbing and Heat drama; 8, Life of Riley; 9, Barn (Continued from Page One) its gloss like linseed oil. Weather erages from fermented liquors GREENHOUSES worry another minute, for Mr. experienced here in New England became general throughout the ing needs. ing Business for Many 621 Hartford Road Maachester .Dgnce and Hot Shota: 10„ Judy George will gladly do the work Canova Show . . . CBS—7. Helen Domel hopes to -obtain service is hard on all paint and in order whole of Europe during the 16th right at his Service Station and . to Insure a good paint job it ia a and 17th centuries. ' - v Years. Special Attentloo Hayes in "To the Ladles” ; 8:30, from some American news agen by so doing save you the cost of Given To Phone cy and alsd service from the Chi SPENCER Rely on our experience and a much larger repair bill later on. Order, ret $790 X . nese News Service at Chungking, Many small Jobs run Into money SUPPORTS service for best results. Speciall.t. m Ko- , QUALITY he said. If they are allowed to go along ARE Prescriptions Expertly neral and Wed- Besides Furuno and Kawal, ■ Arm P R 4 N T IN G I without attention and Mr. George YOITR Filled — Accuracy — tndivtdmalljf Dmmignmd ding Arrange- Japanese called to the conference has certainly saved money for menta. • X ' rtic printing were: many Manchester people by his TIRES Efficiency — Quality! to tk* doctor’s Johnson & Little |ob we do (or Hachiro Obaahi, news editor of troatment, of ptoiU 145 MAIN STREET tint Flomrw knowledge and foresight. WEARING (■sggiag orgaii*)t y o u Will Radio Tokyo; Kenjiro Yabe, di Phone 5876 Putted Plantk p rove, wittii- rector and , chief of the News Bu Mr George Is a graduate of Au OUT? The Edw. J. Murphy bock psli^ and in* Caetoi7 . be- reau.of Radio Tokyo r ■ Taiichiro tomotive Engineering School, he Juriasi Moparabk onose It will Sato;' Radio Tokyo liaison officer; completed the course and grad WE CAN 5IAKB 'THEM LAST Drug Store barnia; morabls uated in 1907 and since that time I.ONOER!« kidnayi mataraltv SURELY YOU CAN be prodooed under the most Mr. Togasa (first name missiqg) No. 4 Depo.t Square For Fall and Winter modem, eittelent methiida. ' (jet has had all kinds of practical ex casa a; GIBSON'S director of the Nippon 'Times; Vo- "Quick Cares For Ailing Cars” oar' esflroate. shlatsu Hori and, Hasasi Takaha- perience to add to. hla technical Complete Fountain Service knowledge and it ia small wonder 51 ARY F. GARAGE Improvements Orpendahle Quality — Servtcei shi.' Dome! directors and Shljl MePARTLAND a H. Gltmoa. Prop. Hasegawa, chief oi. the Domel that so many people have come to GEORGE’S “ Always On The Square” Window G l^s, Stove and WILLIAM H SCHIEI.IKiE Overseas Bureau. . him for help In keeping their cars ESSO STATION Apartment 84 G Furnace Pip^ and Cement, N o mu ttor wiMrt the palmist may tell you . . . no matter what Put m oro emd m oro of your money into them—the best , •’■ck four dollars for every three you’ve put into *E" Bonds on the road today. Ganlen Drive SperlaliEins m 133 Spraee Street Pel 361IU tfllain Street A t BIsaell Street Bernard J. Hart, Prop. Roofing and Roofing Cem you may read in the ataia-^you can be absolutely certain of one ment in the world.-And once you’ve bought War Bonâ^hold You couldn’t ask for a better, or wiser, way to help yourself to Esso products are known all PHONE 7654 BEAK over and Cleorge'a Esso Station Wheel AlIgnineaL ent Small Tools for the thing in your future. onto them till they mature. a happier future! handy mechanic. is the original Esso Station in And thot’a what your War Bonds promise you in just ten short Remember—time flies. In tea short years you’ll be getting . HIGH GRADE Manchester. If you are looking Brahe and for tires, you can buy Atlas tires, CHRYSI^, DESOTO, PLYMOUtrf CAPITOL Carbaretnr yeera, ■ . . and EJsso product. and the Atlas Bervteel PRINTING Batteries are a good heavy dutv GRINDING CO. LARSEN'S WHiether you want to buy a plane, or send your son to college, a m ■ ■ M W VM m I battery. Speaking of batteries. SERVICE AND GENUINE PARTS 38 Maih St. Tel. 7958 FEED SERVICE JOB AND tOMMEKUlAL It would be a good Idea to have 185 Main St. ' "Phone 5QI2 SS Depot Square Phone 5406 your battery checked the next “ When Things Are Dull WAR BONDS...TO HAVE AND TO HOLD! \ PIUNTlNt; time you are downtown, just drive EXPERT AUTOMOBILE REPAIR W O ^ Our Business la Good” . r Prompt and Itiittvieni Prlntiog into the Esso Station and. Mr. of All KIndm. George will check it for you. SAWS OF ALL KINDS Champion-Spark plugs are aold Buy Your Hardware T. P. Holloran c o m m u n it y press By Having It Serviced At here and they certalnjy will put ERNEST ROY'S ^ ,SET AND FILED f u n e r a l h o m e A. B. HnlniPf yt Bars \ / A kJ'C SEKVICE In new pep and vigor Into your Cor. No. Main and Mb Mi-hoal WIN-POWER and Housewares V A N 3 STATION car. Depot Square Garage Ideally located—onnvenleal and Streets — Telephone 57'rt. 427 H artfort Road TeL 3866 - Frozen Food Cabinets Remember the slogan Mr. 24J NO. MAIN STREET ” TEL. 5113 tway trum the Miay Ummagb- George baa. "Quick (3ures for A il and Electric Lighting Needs at ing Cars" and depend upon him Plants fara. OlattncUva Servlee. Hod- for something extra in service. ara PacUIUea. The parking yard maintained by GRAVELY TRACTORS JACK ROAN'S ' l Mr. George is an example o f the ' Bales and Service. Nature's Planting Time Is Here! type of extra service given here— -«FO R — Hardware Store AMBULANCE SERVICE If you haven't patronlaed the Esso DAYANDNIGHl A feeding with Scotts Turf Builder renews Service Station maintained by Mr. BRIGG& AND STRATTON ~y.kâiai.am3r.l awn jtigof..ScotL. Seed^llantcd, ____ ENGINES Cor. Main and Middle, fplL George 'dojio, and Yw: ' ; CeRtar :gt>^ -PIrmib.8060. . 9>. r-1 UwMmMUKW. V .W-,ia5d:u>i4V rJkil now enjoys Nature's.co-operation and quick yourself Just why it la popular. Dupont^ Products SiMraad'Servlea;:------ly develops into luxuriant turf.. s. I I W V - - ...... SCOTTS LAWN SEED — All purposg for lawns in full sun. light shade, terraces or Painting, ' Paperhmnging,' W A LLPA PER^ SERVING YOUR NEEDS Oil Burners Serviced , ■ level ground. - . In An Griswold's I lb. — S .75 10 lbs. — $ 7.25 • Floors and Ceilings SPORTS EQUIPMENT BROTHERS, Inc 5 Iba. 3.65 25 lbs. — 17.50 Installed and Reflnished. PICTURE FRAMING step Aroond To See Hat Service Stqtk>n and Hot Air Furnaces For Dense.Shade— 1 lb. - 85c; 8 lbs. . $2.55 We have It, If !t*e to be had. 311 Main Street General Carpenter Work. We nan get It, tt 'lt’e to be got. SCOTTS TURF BUILDER (grassfood)— We can do R, ll .lt can be dona. TELEPHONE 8459 Repairef] and The. small Investment of 50 tbs. - $3.75 We Repair Everything keeps 5,000 sq, ft. of lawn healthy and It la oar aim to serve yna so colorful. 25 lbs. - $2.25; 100 lbs. . $6.50. Around the Property. weU that yoaH “ash for more." Speciolizihg In Replacied R. S. PORTERFIELD NASSIFF ARMS CO. TUa hmn otHdaS V. S. Deoitirp aîpriZMnwnf—impa/ed under amphn 6t Tt9aBurj_ De^'im anl an3 WSt JOHN Si WOLCOTT & SON SPORTS SUPPRfES Generol Motor 178 Oak Grove street JOHNSON PAINT CO. VAN CAMP BROÎ. 180 MAIN isT. M.IXCHESTER 699 MAIN STREET TEL. 6854 995 Malo SI.. Mancbeater.' Conn. Tel. 4752.4894.8716, 2-0967 -^Tel. Maiicbcaler $-1647 Repair Work I. 5244

I .X ' ■•’-f MANCHESTEK e v e n in g HERALD,'MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATUKUAJt, SEPTEMBER 15, 1945 PAGE MAM'IJKSTK R V E N IN T . H F.R A L D . M A N C H E S T E R . CX)NN.. SA T U R D A Y * S E P T E M B E R ].>, 19411 h C F . S IX 'Manchester in the War* I company we're by telephone and_ h. to i:-, r./M intn and growth and enjoy- ' were o ii. a special "rush" basis. Derby Racers Durlngf the early part of the war, Fall Time for Fantasies MancIwKl^r . t r.l oiii iv.ci c.v. 'jlblp adn. and It haa. above all. been the .aiimmer which haa Coniments River Road w1>eh Ibe Atlantic Coastline wss i All Olis i« nothiiiK particula The Open Forum CEDAR POLES By .Malcolm Mollan Plastics Fill Need blockaded by Nazi subs lying off ^§6 Tu^ Are 0n Broddtmy Are Inspected Evening Herald j new. ThelP haa alwaya been the , '■» pea.e. shore in wait for our coastwise PUBUISIIKU BV I I A former editor e>f The .HeiAltU,naw...rf.tlfed,,WT,>tT-* *’*" Communicationa for p.ibllcatlona in the Open Forum will not 20-25 AND SO FT. 71/2 FT. RED CEDAR HERALD PRINTIN'!} CO. t.NC. ! liberal aide., the poetic-^de. th e ' \ C 0 L U IVI N ships and other vessels plying convictlona on mattera, major dr minor, from hla home on the, be guarajileed publicntidri U they .umt’dln more than 300 words along the coast without convoy, I.S 3i»hiMi S tw t ! friendly aide, the over7<^)iii leou.a “ The Hciald ress.'ves the right to decline to publish any mattei New , York, Sept. This . hero. John Heath hkndlea the Rain Interferes So An POLES 8 FT. WHITE CEDAR M«nche»tri. Conn. ban'ta of the Nlantic River. By Hul Boyle For War Equipment the company received many rush double identity part well consid ' aide of Jap policy. There haa al- that may be libeioua or which is in bad taste. Free expression second 'week of the fall tqâtrical FOR PULLEY LINES, ETC. 9 FT. RED CEDAR THOMAS FEHCiPSi ______Yokirsuka Naval Base i>Pi—He orders for Instruments. season coughed up two fqht^sles. ering the tension he m under con other Inspection Will Onnirr«l Minifft' iwaya been, aa therc/ta now. a mya- Connecticut ot political views is desired by contributions of this character (Fourth in a Series) One time an order was phoned 'H'ounOnil Ortoh»f I, Ite. I Donnie ia aix. On Wedne.aday of • sticking' closely to the defensive, j was just an ordinary Japapeae'i but letters which are detamatory or abusive will be rejected. "A Boy who "Lived Twicie" seri tlnuou.sly. Anne Saêant. la very Be Held, Wednesday I terioua amount pf actual sinceri- in and a plane w-as sent from the ously considers the/possibillty oY likable as the j laat week he had hit fli at experi Donnie obviou.*l.v had only one ; bull. He ^worked all—day in the ; By Archie Kilpatrick Publittltd' E»«ry E» -ning E*cf Pl auppos^l^ in that, .aide of South to pick up the instruments transmigratlori of'-'souls but gets The directing pr^lem i seem to F. FITZGERALD HunUay* ahd H.ilidaya Kr.tarad at th« tv, WP thought, to get nis handa on h is : pri.son camp at Narumi, a suburb | The purpose of the GI BUI of ordered, so vitally needed were Inspection of Soap Box racers There are.' for in- ence of arhool. Friday morning, A'eterana’ Servi-.'e Center many a laugh where co-authors hav,e stum ped'PauyFoley a bit but TELEPHONE 2-1417 Y ankee opponent and pull him anart. ' Nagoya, hauling heavy loads. , ----- Rights was to avoid the hardships (This Is the fourth In a se ' nurses' jackets of tropical worsted, tbev at that time. John Root, undismayed1 by the'the entered In the Rotary Club’s Soap a>H.nd C ... Mail MallPr.------, autlpntic lifiPral.a In .la- Bv .A H. O. being by that"time a veteran Firit ^ and although he got better physi- j Editor.: Armay- fnacklnaw and flying jack Leslie Floyd Egbert and Gertrude and discouragements that went ries detcrlbing the part play - The Norton management is Ogden Tubby least expect them. abundance'gf ectoplasm In the air,! Box Derby took place at Wilson's grader, hei Wa.a in a fljtht. It was Laudable enough in the circum cal treatm ent h'.s lot wasn't much As an ex GI Jane, I—naturally with an Honorable Discharge from ed by Manchester Industries ets fbr the Army Air Forces. proud of the manner in which ita t on. a ! PRO., nv^' who. M do- Wednesday’s opening. "Devils Ga designed a workable set ' Warehouse. Friday afternoon. Sev- The l.aiu iful .a£hemcs of column-'impre.a.sive, 'th a t fight. We had stances. but not very prartti-al. better- than that of American Ma- — have an interest In the estab the first World War. We are and workers In the recent war ..T he company made and aold to employees have worked to build a "Devils GSlor#’.' brings Ernest eral racers were on hand, moat of rPar month hy Mall ...... » .aerve our reapect and trii.at. rine.s imprisoned there. ■''the Army a total of 73.000 jungle lore," fllpixantly brings a few of Slngla Copy ...... * ■ n:i, ^ jsl.s never woik out, but we would ringside aeat.s. so to .speak, Howevei, he . omrld keep on pick lishment of a VgLyi^.n.1'. Service bound to start pJT on-a-tread-mill with Japan and Germany.) feputatton f'Or the manufacture of Satan’s emissaries to earth but no Cossart of mov/e fame to town in them wei-e apparently held up by | DeMaerad One Tear ...... I a.iiu . as the Japanese .ayateni has Feq|d was .scarce arid the old Center, Wlrether it will, prove of of diapair if we listen 'to that Rogers Corporation hammocks to be.supplied the.iti- these delicate electrical products. the rain that began In the late ; like to lake tlio.sr 811 cittiens of Donnie, you should know, la a ing him.sclf nut of the dirt, dishev body has much fun. the lead, Plump, impish. English- 1 Weatera Slate, and APO .iCorked out in the past, this aide bull's ribs stuck'out like clothes value, is a matter of conjecture slogan and will finally convince vasion forces. The company made more Instru- The co-authors of the former born, he makâ an amuslfig agent afteiTioon. This means that the : New Uimloh wild voted for an-' character. He's not Just , .another eled and dirtv, and flinging hlm- pins on a laundry line. ' Nobody No m atter where the^ ''Army, At the peak of.the war produc-j ments during the,, recent war than ôf Japan haa actually been noth- and tho.Te who are chosen to. oper our.selvcs that-nothing anyone does must ' have known when they of Satan. final Inspection to be held Wednes^ THE At^î^^?^TED*^BRESw se.s.cluhs of the Legislature, little hoy but. a rather .special Va- made him stand at attention for ate, the Center will have to prove is for our benefit — but fb our Navy. Coast Guard, nr' Marines tion 086 peopje were W O ^ t n g r x ^ f b g the"' entire half-century Of "WarmYlil Over 1'erslon" day afternoon,. Sept. 19. will have , _ in^ more than the tool, Independent,.'Coat and ■ the com plunged Into psychical research YES! ris conip.srod po only 3.13 agaiii.st riety of little boy. Of all the just this, over, and over again, till hours in the hot sun, or rubbed to you______townspeople, - that they have detriment! ■ • penetrated dur(ne. the war. the ■ ‘ ‘ company history! Durlnif the peak that rtothlng is more difficult to ; But the. V. a sort of warmed-' tP begin promptly at 5 p. m. Ih or- #iiititTta"to the u»« ol Willing, perhaps unwilling, of the the very fury pp^he tiny lad's at- hobnailed shoe.s on his nnywle. but i n,e’ veterans'' interest at hcaft: I The problems of the returning pany foun-d the problem difficult period of wsr production. 47 men over .versi of "The Scoundrel" Idef to get through, and boy# are, WE STILL HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF It, and cxpo.se them to a sample i„ f,,,r neighborhood Donnie products of thp^'Rogers Corpor.v- at times suppying transportation sell to s(i American audience than I «therJrtpe'*credU»fl tm» o«P«» and other side of Japan, the brutal, lai k brought sign.s of fear into his the old bull was pretty 'unhappy. , ^hink it would be wise this year to veterans of World War No. 2 will and women were employed at mysticism. A mediocre drawing (which also revolved around a , asked to have their cars there at j Y also the local new, puouahed here. | ,.„,.ha,.|an aggi'e.s.sor side which anruial session. i« the one who has grown up, so He never knew where' his next oat j gamble on the necessity of such a be entirely different from those en tion of Marichester, in all proba for Its employees living in Wind Nortons’. wolfish p/ibltsher-agent) with a ' that time. The location of W 11- i Such an idea is not altogether . ... ' , opprcss'ir's face. sor Locks. Thompsonvllle. New room comedy, Its plot a composite final beyond the realm of possibility, lar. practically under the eye of was coming from. ! project and welcome home the re- countered by past veterans. There bility, wXI along and did their of any three other comedies, will slight bq\v to ’’Death Takes ' son’s Warehouse 1* back of W. O. Alli a rigtiU I® aa ols-• reputi|ic«lh)n^ o, ,peciai I •j e****r| j, « hitherto, made . all the Worn l>n\( n That old. tired cinnamon bull inming veteran with the knowl- Britain and East Windsor HUl and GLADIOLUS dlijratcbe, herein.Herein, erear»_ajao___re«r.e^^^ eltn reserved. "decisions of Japanese politV . ! fo r'if Governor Baldwin^ should this family. Y’oii his parents' are educational advantages offer share. helping to conquer iho- get by. But when a playwright Holldav.’/ larks even the sincerity , Oennev , Full.sersica client of N E. A bamea would have made a horse snicker ledge that such A service is at hand adjacent settlements. Busses and of “A B6y Who Uved Twice.” In-' o®' having difficulty finding the ON SALE AT choose to honor the various pres- stands diiettly ai rosa the Slam! That was Donnie, hitting ed lo qualifying veteraius Of this eneiViy. Primarily. Rogers manu private cars were used by the ; undertakes psycKic drama, he has Inc. ______5?o, while . the cherry blossoms Mires building up for a special at'the American royal livestock I for his use: rather than give any World War No. 2. There are other factured high-grade insrfiation Bolton : lo be twice.as facile and im.sglna- stepd 'iy resorts to every cliche in ! *P®t may Inqidre al I^pot upper cove'from our hack yard the dirt. Scrabble! That wa.s^shoiv at Kanhas City, but to fhe serviceman tor woman) 'the idea management to bring the em-| the b^k with a great deal of, Garage and Ernest Roy avUI dt- Publianer, Repre,ent»t'*ea; J»e drift sweetly in the breeze lodav. session of the , lêgislaliiie this advantages for veterans that mean, materials for electrical instalU- j live. WÎ. VITTNER, 35 NORTH SCHOOL ST« and during the four years since Donnie picking, himself up again he was the nriost lovable that the Town of Manchester is not ployecs to Manchester daily. d oiibX ’ntendre revolvlrig around 1 reeL them to ‘he Warehou.se. fall or winter, we could have a little to Ihe average GI unless he tions, but as the war progre.ssed During the w ar 59 of the com-1 > Mar>- O’Hanlon .Mvord I .Unfortunately, the authors of event, which will he held .4N1) AT THE FIELD OPPOSITE 79 MILL STREE1 Ck” JSw.Vo*VM'^.ranriS7«^ while those p.rtlct.lalr Japa- we came down here Donnie has animal in the whole world—and grateful for their sacrifices and un I Tuesday's play about two boys! platitudinmia exclamations, , Snd : The fair, demonstration of what the and already boring in against the personally aincere, we have to te- might civilian activity. benefits if I had been properly- ad ■The importance of insulating uct of the Colonial Board Company Manchester Memorial hospital fol- Throiich the efforts of ,lnv Riind, ^^^"‘'ir-th e „f oswegatchle: , He feii down for they h a d \e v e r seen a ' n}!:SfdV.Tre vised," Manchester has ' always . material ,may be visualized more have built the stoi.y around ra kc a pact with him. He gels ? typograptilcarerror, appeanm 1 ....rfifional Jôa- cmergencle.s i I feel that too much stress Is was sent to the service branches ll»w1rTg~a'short illness. She was nhother two weeka'pn .earth while chairman' of the Police Prrtection ' :» MMiLmenu Mititemcnu 'D The M»i'a will he far In e.xcess of reapntlng elder brothers orders to ^^^^ weaken,' Marines ers. In addition, insulation is used material for use by the Army and that turned up. the players act tor small thin voice, is the girl. RexE*’’'I/vlint we had last vear, and it ia the^.bor cHsls b.s today :b^;b:ert‘h^"‘c':s;\:u^‘"Xr'."ecr,' need only the hand of welcome and fUlnd times in our ideas of prog in huge quantities by radio, radar, member of the teaching staff. It the most part with unrelenting O'Malley's 'a. stvilzed, snd natty lemain at home while they went -Ither Ih spirit or in body;' the xhe bull would roll his eyes at “our old job-i-or its equivalent" ^ ress. Don’t send oiir returning Navvi Aircraft môr parts, de- to he hoped that fair weather will h it the front pages with a bang.Jportiinlty to choose between the telephones and other forms of was here that she met Samuel M. solemnity. / visiting devil. Others caught up nrevSy and that a tail wind will sessions In the past. about their own devices, in the bigger boy had to Nearly twice the false friend and move quickly make us fisel that our service^tâservic^tâs veterans - over to' Hartford for hydroted foods, clerics! supplies,, Alvord who was also a member of IV Yesterday the latest item of newt two faces Japan haa previously So -there we would have a communicationi, giving the Rog medical aupplies/iacluding battle Vaughan Glaser makes a coijvinc- in this dull farce include; Michael lie given the boys instead of the manner of elder brothers of little his opponent s sizeând pi;obably oa- *9dn t take more than ordl- appreciated. proper guidance! There is no rea ers a tremendous field for its prod the staff and they were married ing psychiatrist whose assign King, Harrv .Southern, George COLLECTION head wiitd^they encountered in the f -----tbjt the automobile workers | shown the world can we have any sesalon of the Legislature with son for Hartford taxpayers to as dressings, dental table covers, i;v was bflys in all climes and all times. nary bovine acumen to see that All veterans of Worl I'W ar No. ucts. / iodine swabs, tooth brushes. Army Dec. 27, 1900. Shortly after thelf ments Include hypnolizlpK the Baxter, .Betty Kelley. last contest. In order to give the ;rheasurs of reassurance that Ja nothing In partlnilar lo do. and because of that just, a^ little these hungry, meat-starved Ma sume our responsibilities— even If marriage they moved.to Hartford |j are aaklhg a wage Increase of SO nil. the worries of the state and And how he did vocalize! 2 will be more thanA fateful for As the war progressed and the blankets, firing pins, machine-gun cor.te.stants Ht’Cry po.ssihle chance pan haa really changed. ashSmed of himself—the older lad rines already mentally had staked the efforts made in-'thelr behalf by they would b? willing to do so! demands for new products and and Mr. Alvord became an instruc and to insure ah equal opportunity MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 per cent. Today, management w:orld to consider In n calm and Successor parts, mattes, paper drinking twelve In the eighth grade. It l.s ta Tinker, S.5: Bolton Fire Depart- suddenl.v began to try. He was out their claim on him and reduc Veteran Orgah^gitlons of World Those of you who have service new uses for old producta In cups, smgil tools, recreation sup tor at the Hsirtford High school ■ment. $5: C. A. Hutchinson, .81; to all, a atsrting ism p will be pro has been heard from. The Ford reflective spirit. ed him to a jigsaw pot, pouri of men and women In your families, different this year because there We would also, providing the > '6ul' This ail. stripped as soon as done, finished. Donnie, surely to War No. 1-Jpth sure these organ creased, Itogers met the challenge plies and sporting goods, shaving where he taught Latin for. thirty- are almost aa many girls as boys. K. Herrick. SI: J. C Lester. $1; vided. ttris v.ill n ^ k e certain an Motor Company haa simply shut savory soup, .stews and pot roasts. try and give this matter serious ■ I i years. When Mr.- Alvord retired Mistake At Tokyo Governor hlmiielf could resist a younger sister, Jean, who is now his owTi utter amazement, tound izations ^'na've our interests at and develbped a variety of special supplies. Class officers for the Class of Helen Berry and Elsie Collins, $1; even start for each one; IN THE NORTHWEST SECTIOI J down, ceasing all production. Os- “We decided that the first day heart. Âomehow, I can't appreci thought and be sure you know ly compounded boards with a wide TWenty-nine of the former em -, they moved to Bolton Center For next WedneadayA Inspection the temptation to try to. put three, came on the scene and be- himself the v|ctOr. And Just then Alvord I Rresident, Raymond Nc- f,. Vaughn, $1: R. Sanborn, $1: R. If tensibly, the shut-dowp is because | General MacArthur's policy to-, we were free we, would have that ate pfe defeatist attitude I'have what you are talking about when ' -variety of uses. These new mate ployees of the company entered !. where they lived In the G. Rich, $1: H. McDonough. .50c; a truck will be at fccntch Park to .\ll .Streels West of Main Street, From the Center Nnrtl| some of' his court-snarled ap ; gan pinch hitting for Donnie as bull for our victory dinner.” said 1 gro; secretary. Margaret Tobias V of unauthorized wild-cat strikes ward the Japanese, gradually | pointments on a more clearl.v the bus camel along. epnê in contact with since my re- you say "We don't need a Veter rials are used for knife handles, the "service, 17 In the Army, nine ' homestead. .A. Mildncr. 50c; B. L. McGurk. $lj carry the gigs to the In.Apcction and North of West Center Street, Including the Buckla the ambulatory baby of the fams Pfc. Edward M. Fechwaliskl, 4924 ans' Service Center” in our town. waatebaakets, automobile license and treasurer. Kenneth Skinner. ' already (n existence, and not be- stiffening as his own position be- ■ legal basis, have a session which Donnie, on' Saturday mo.'ning. " ‘■•Lirurn. The battle-cry of "It hap- In the Navy, one In the Marines, I Mrs. Alvord retained her, inter Recent visitors at the school L. Bolton. XI: G. Morra. 50c: C. F. site. Boys are remieslcd toNh^''® -Vrear would presumablj be, free from ' ily. Donnie grew right up then. Alcott avenue. East Chicago, Ind pened to us—and R will happen to ' Gladys Keith Gilmore. plates, containers, and inner aoles one in the SeaBeea and one in the ■ est in the affairs ^ f the Bolton Sumner. .71; G. Frcderickaon, .41: their cars there at 4:30 p. m. cause of '"the .forthcoming wage ! comes more ’Secure, does not ■ Im- j came running: past our house, a former prisoner at camp Honorably Discharged WACL for civilian shoes. Rogers has were: Supt, T. B. • Dunfield, Mrs. ' Several new entries were rc- , the woiyles and the sOrdIdItles He became the sailor of the fam^ anythinjg but encouraging. Csdet Nurse’s Corps. Center Congregational church and Oscar Kreysig and Mrs. Herbert Ed Senkbcil. Jl: M O. Steel; 50c; %it, haaicallv. this is press u8 as being vulneraljje to all dressed in his customary no-scHooi nimi. He told the story of 11x81' produced millions of packing list Caae Brothers less than a month ago attended a J. Stygar, Jl. I ceived today by Leon Tliorp at The > of patronage. . ^ ; .,y ig to small boats as natu- natU' at the banquet for releasejF'f'ourth Hutchinson, members of • the managemetit saying that if labor the criticism . It Is receiving. We Qur _ legislators______would. In day summer gear—no shoe.s, no protector .plates,..an,item almost Officials of Case Brothers esti picnic of the Ladies Benevolent So V. Krze.sicki. Jl: M Fava. 50c: Herald, office. . I the most preepcioua flsh- Regin^ntMarines as Ijg’'ploughed, universally required as a protec School Board and Mrs: Thomas Dr. Bernard Sheridan:’ chairman ' persists in its rising trend of de- have, In our effort to preserve and b'e brought together with nothing rally as stockings; no shirt—one pair of mated that 65 per cent of the plant ciety. Bentley, lifararian. D... Halloran, $1: 'C. Gage. .Jl: S. throughugh a plate loaded with tor for the packing lists used bn production w-as for the war. ..The She leave* one son, Morgan Al Jewell. SI: H. Chase. $1; K, fi’in-' Derby, stated today-that the \ ‘ stands upon demands, manage-' use the Emperor institution while but the general welfare of the erman s son in all Noank. verj'-shorts. I hailed him. ‘'Îho g^p^k, potatoes an^'^resh onions, overseas shipments. These, and In^sqclal studies we have stait- prizes to be awarded will be on! ... , , , J J 1. i th. State before them, and they i At four Donnie caught the ba company manufactured Index vord and a granddaughter Miss ley. $1: E. Gagllardone. $1; E. ment wiU just lie down too. , we are also pledged to givS ê complete liberty to u , th . was the boy you were fighting So the hiingwr Marines decided , hundreda of other uses for Rogers -ed—tHg-atudy of government. It display next week in a Main street press board for filing cabineta -and Patricia Ann Alvord, both of West was voted by the pupils lo'*eon- E!achc, J2;. J.-Lombardi, $1: J. Ne return Japanese people eveniual progress own ways of enhanc-; sin idea of the rowboat. me with Friday?" I asked. ' He told to save thPijx'money and buy thp; No Wash Day products, have been developed un the company’s AlA priority rating Hartford; three-sisters. Miss Cath gro. $1: Riva and Paggloli. $2; C. .store window. Location will he j NOW This open conflict is a tinue tHe . 8chl Improvement announced at a later date. Dr. ' toward peaceful êfhocracy, taken ing their'value'to and their repu-; cider boys were inveterate collec- me, adding, “He started it. " VI >413 ' Japanese civilian der the stress-of war time, condi- for stock indicates that their procj erine O’Harilon of Ocean Grove, N. Loomis. $1: H. Anderson, J l; T. to pre-war days. Labor is now op dav of their liberation. tipna. It la the proud boast of League in br'der that we may learn Daly. $1; I. Schelndorfer. J l; G. She.fldaii also announced' tha't.-the-| on a "large and complicated and l tation with - the public. This l nis jq,., leaky,' waterlogged old know that,” I reassured him. “We "He'aidri't want to sell the bull. ; J.; Miss Laura U'Hanlori of Fair at first hantf'sthe why and where gold and silver medals have ar- ; erating under a no-strlke pledge. Roger* executives and employees Navy outlets. mont. Calif.: Mrs. Martha Platt Peace. 51: J. Albasi. J4: F. Fa- REOPENED Management, on the other hand, delicate ,task. No part of it ‘a® 7^0^10* au" im;or\a’^^^^^^^^^^ these “sually reverted saw what happened." at,.f(rst," Fechwaliskl said. “But | ■' that production acheddles were, Gwmmons-Hoaglund Go. fores of goverHjnent. Officers for chetti, J5: \V. Bogner. S2: A. Soma. rived and these will be awarded lo Blues For l\1e! of Los Angeles, Calif., and one the month of September are: the town ehamplon and the run be ôrte in a day or a week.or a proposed second anmiat-se.s- to Donnie as,soon as Paul, noi^ iiii-av -ir-iTiiX-ffoRTTv?Ke'agreed part with him i met or beaten. J l; G. O'. Rose, J l : Me. and Mrs. is BO longer obligated .to make ‘But hb didn't get away As before the war. this com brother, -J. Thornely O'Hanlon of President Riwmondx Negro: vice- ner-up In a final speed race be JViOTth. General MacAi thur must sion In which our lcgi.slators, hav\ about fifteen, and Tommy, some-, hastened In addlUon to the Insulating ma pany manufactured reamers used Elliott. Jl; T Bentlev. : M. Iê, concessions toward the winning of to mafte ^ more ^hanthan the bull was i It’s a wise housewife who Boonville, Calif. president. Margaret T!pT)iaa; secre tween the flrat prize winners In' the and not a l- ; ing worked all the evil ou^—®*~wher« aroOhd twelve, grew tired terials and the specially com in most war industries where, ra Funeral services will be held at $5; Mrs. L. Levey. J2; A. Pesee, the war. • The two can, if they make progress slowly, known. "I kept coming ba^pK'^ anil worth. Even if he had said■ ■ a mil packs her wash day trou pounded boards, Rogers also man tary, Oburtney Tu(5ker>, treasurer.' two age groups. INTERNATIONAL their systems In their first sea- dios and airplanes are made.' The J l : Mri. E. Lawton, 51; V. .Mas-, of them, though they usually re lion dollars, however, we atUl ufactures high strength, thermo- the Bolton Center Congregational Kenngth Skinner. Members, for the Carl Furay. chairman of the lii- wish, light It out tndeflnitcB^ ways directly. sion. wliold be free to do pure I made him cry.'' ' bles in the laundry, bap and company also made machine and church an Sunday at three o'clock sey. .’JOc: L. Dlrnock $5; F. War* tained possession of the oars, if woqld have wanted that bull. aettlng plastics by the beater StiidBht (Council for this \month nork, .50c; J, Addy, Jl; \V, Tnspectlon committee, want.s-it dis- ' That is not to say^'' however, | If his policy toward the Japa-Jgood. sends them off to us. She paper pin reamers. with Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, tinctly iinderatood by all the eon-; i any. "vVhich never bothered Don "Fine for you," Pool Their Earnings process. These plastics are used Ca riyle-Johnson are:/ Lillian Mtirdock. THgresa Hand. Jl. , nese is ho proper subject for critl -1 We don't know, of course, knows her laundry will he „ . , pastor of the Center Gongregation- •Kurys, Patricia Halloran, Arthur teatanta that next Wedhesdnv . SHOE REBWING SHOl f'that the entire " ' ''^’**^**'* that w h a t wuiild then follow "But you were oK-ing away too The pri.soners immediately be by other manufacturers in the Carlyle-Johnaon Conipany made j church of Manchester, in Additional gifts will be acknowl ' Our present iltu- cism. however, bis policy toward nie in the lea.st. He always could gan* to pool their slender earnings. making handles for army mesa- Buric. Earie Anderson and Aih .afternoon la the final Inspection. ' JOSEPH VKJWNE, Prop. is not at s t^ would be Mifllcieiit to make much welght,j>''l added, gravely. returned “Flower-Fresh.” friction clutches used in transmis 1 B uriarw ill be in the Bol edged aa lists are completed by the the Amerteans^ho produced this, ând always - did—make shift "They were- paid only 10 sen per klt knives, canteen caps, and han I thony Fiano, The school motto is members of the committee. Only raecra that have paaaed the , ation is ,.tbat te'mporary unem* these fill Nevr l,oiidon voter* “He’s a.lot'-liigger than you." sions In many aorta of machine ton Center cemetery. safety test.s of the experienced j somehow as to propulsion. When day and it takes 100 aen to make CASH AND CARRY dles for conjmando knives and tools and in elevator mechanisms : "To work for the good of the Soelety Meets , I ployjseSt is on the Intriease, but victory in the Pacific is such a fake biii'k their votes. .\s a F air Today ! group." automobile xnspcGlora will be eligl- | matter of fart, we are slightly I Donnie had one almoat bladeleaa "Oh,li''^!bonnie said nonchalant one yen. That meana 800,000 aien;— machetes. They are used In the of anti-aircraft guns. This com I The Ladies’ BenevolentXSociety 92 OAK STREET I ttet^wewe are also primedpitmea 1for Indus-j proper"'subject. It is no secret' OR CALL AND making of field telephone sets. All roads lead to the Bolton ble to race on next Saturday after- ' lost over these vot»-rs. We had oar. and for its mate, a turf cutter ly. e biggeH'they are the hard- ‘ or 80,000 days of work for one pany-also held a top priority rat B-air held todav at Bolton committee in charge of war ; niet Thursday afternoon At tlie Formerly At 23 Oak Street ^trial peace-time- production which j that service rivalries in the Pacl- j • u—. e.ii Do,, man. It meant almost 300 days of DELIVERY SERVICE Army and Navy cafeteria trays, i-noofi. no Idea that there were that !a foot longer than the crippled they fall. Say. Mr. Mollan. >ou . 275 Marines in the ing of AlA, indicating the Impor rentoi^R^^ or shine thero^^^^^^ home of Mrs. James Rogers cf wiU, In a matter of months, cure war have been far too bitter many voters In all Connecticut shell fuse boosters, practice bay tance of the work done. all ^ c exhiblU of fine fruits, vege-; Anderson. Tobias and Bolton Center. Co-hoatess with gainst Purchase ..... WORK DONE’WHILE YOU WAIT! — ! oar. he was all set. More than,-* wouldn't want to ord?r a dozen • camp- the better part of a whole onets. bombsight parts, airplane ■ .that unemployment. ' and sava|;e throughout the long who knew, the question of an Lydall R Foulds Co. tables, fancy work, flowers, can- I Lillian Murdock. Raymond Negro Mrs. Rogers was Mrs. Milo W(*IIs year ago he discovered that there crabs, would you? I’m g^ng crab- - year. 'Everyday they would halt instruments and parU. and other the first news of Center of Bolton Notch road. But that cure cannot come un-'pacific campaigns, and it Is no se- nual sessions had to be voted equally vital, war products. The Lydall A Foulds Company ning, etc., with a corned beef sup- | . Rockville, Sept, 15.—IJfi—Â pro- upon at pending town and city wai such -a thing aa .culling a blng now." • i ♦he owner and inquire as to the NEW SYSTEIVT UUNDRY made paper u.sed in the manufac per served from 6-7 and a dance i School this year. Make Voters Today po.sal that the former Elk’s lodge lef* labor and management can | cret that what the Navy and the • n; i animal's welfare—was he sure he In making these and "many other ture of boxes for transshipment of elections. ,%nd we had no Idea rowboat from the item with a Six years old! A tough fighter ,^-aa treating the bull weU? Was HARRISON STREET TELEPHONE .3753 from 8 til midnigljt. If the Granddaughter Born The Board of Selectmen and the home here be purchased for a ■ ipee on the basis upon which | Marines think of MacArthur Is \ products out of Rogers plastics. war produce and some of this ma Mr. and Mrs. George Shedd' of I county building was rejected by a that there were in all Conncetl- \jintold tons of mtich-needed metal weather man sees fit to send sun Town Clerk will be in session in this peace-time production is to; from the hero status in which cut as maiiy as 811 people who single oar, and tliobgh his boat (in righteous cauaeal and a prac-ihe-maklng every effort to keep it terial went to firms making gas shine there will be pony rides, ball Bolton Notch are the grandparents the Community Hall (dining room) vote of 11 to 7 last night at a favored annual sesslona. .And had neither rowlock nor tholepin tlcal bueinces man already. And «1 «Icong and as well fed as possi- saved. . kets for airplane engines. One- of a, baby girl born Friday at the meeting of Tolland county legisla be achieved. Reconversion means f,e Is held by the American public, ^ e successful conclusion of the game, sports events etc. It is until 8 p. m. this evening for the '^^Jarvis Offers These now that we know that there at the atemxHe tackled that sya- lot of old'e march of entry and the sub.e- plunKed 8,000 yen into the bands Rogers CJompany has already play During the early part of the seph Mack, assisted by Myron ■ Dld you rvefA ttend a mldfiight shadow. He "likes to go out alone lack of guidance. He is not the Menu The Ladles of St. |daurice plan 6-Room Single. Hot wat home pay. And paralleling the _th^ of the surprised Japanese farmer. ed a leading role and is confidently war magnetic mines were causing ned.to serve a spaghetti supper Lee: 6-Rooni Single, Attached ga ; all-Ai my affair. And if the Navy spook papty'* ' in the current .steve-Ilke boat and first great American who has They surrounded the bull and he Boiled CoYfied Beef and Cabbage damage to many of our steel shins. rage. Hot w ater heat, oil. heat, screens, awnings, news of strikes in the past expected to maintain such leader and hold a dance at the Commun Bolton Grange No. 47. $15; Ani- tubs, vegetable cellar Ph or the Marines played any part in . If yoy. Haven't you have a thrill bat around 'the cove on his own, stumbled over Korea. Preaident was given the American version Boiled Potatoes, Beets, Carrots ship in the poat war world. Such To minimize this danger, special .Autbniatlc hot water Combi 'Weeks there has been a steady in stjjrb for you. If you have, don’t devices were used, incorporating ity Hall on September 22 but thia fence. Single garage. the humbling of- Tokyo, it still but seldom gets the opportunity. Theodore Roosevelt, backing the qf hara-kiri. Years of bondage Sweet and Dill Pickles itema as screw thread closures for event has been postponed and will i . FAMOUS nation screen* and storm win stream of stories revealing that misS'this one, as it is the only shotv were over- for the old bull of Na food containers, lampshade spiders instruments made by the -Norton dow*. Large lot. does not show in any official pres- its kind on tour. Manager .lacR, Jean wants to go. too. And she wrong borae in the Rueso-Jap^-' Sliced Garden Tomatoes ' Rolls Coffeo Electrical Instrument Company of be held on October 6. MAIN STREET. various industries have granted rumi. and rings, trunk trays and con Scout Note# Completc Stock ot All ence of representatives of cither' Sanson of the State theater wMl ê'ts her w-ay. Donnie Is very care neae war and _ practically dlqtat- He joined the United Stateif .Apple. Pumpkiit or Squa.sh Pie Hilliard street. Later, the mass MANCHESTER— - wage Increases located in a com- pre.scnt on the‘stage next Wednes- tainers of all types, toys and a The Bolton Boy Scouts are now VITAMINS BRECK ■ HOLLISTER STREET— ful of her—haa made her under Ing the terma of the treaty of Marines. The Supper Is $1.00 for Adults and 50c for Children variety of other civilian product# production of vessels, needed for SrFSmll.v House. 1st floor promise region between war-time' service in Tokyo : day night "Clifford” and his intf-r- transportation and combat ser completely equipped with sedut At l-owenl Prices! SCALP TREATMENT Esiiecially .Attractive Flat. stand that boats can be dangerous Portsmouth, was the moat power Under 10. NO RESfeRVATIONS NEEDED! have already been produced with uniforms. This is due to the. efforts roiims and fireplace; 2nd fin Lid pre-war atandarda of pay. So There may be aigumenis ♦®‘"" j nationally famou.s spook party. In vice, required thousands of Norton Aiihor 'Drug Store* 5 room* flr*l floor. Coal fired 5 rooms and fireplace; concerned such *•*'* erpdft for the: addition jhere will be pre.sented cn - and that she must stay put, which ful Influence on earth. In opening Dancing From 8 Until .AHdnlghtl Round and Square Rogers materials. Thi present Ammeters and Voltmeters. Multi of both the members of the troop SERIES OF 3 heat. S rooms *ecnnd floor. Oil far aa wages are plana of the company call for ex floor 4 rooms. Oil nhshlv oosaible ' Pacific victory ahoutfl' be. divided, I »he screen "Tragedy at Midni.sht." j is .something' that, plenty of the to Japan the road to expansion on Dances With Music By The Satisfiers of Ellington. ple range Ohmmetera were a part and the scout committee. Kenneth 845 Main St. Tel. 8806 heal. .Spare for two large throughout. compromise la probably Frrsh Sailed Niils ploration and development bf these Ikinner has been selected custb- obably possiD^ _ - ; imagine .sitting in a darkened , j, come to the river the Asiatic mainland—a road Admission To Dante ...... OOc (tax inclqded). of the equipment on the larger room* on third floor. I.*rge Also 4-Ronm Single with throughout most importantmportant Indus- most or ns pan easily leain a ater and seeing â ghost on ♦he |.| ^ , intninto tiflit Local Agency for and many other uses. sHlps. By their use it was poaaiblq 'ian of scout equipment. front pnrrhe*. 2-car garage. heal. ^ 1 decisionderision that,..tneth a t^ ^ credit can be di- staire.stage, leaveleave-and and come dawndown Into I here and J**” jam themselveathemselves into lit which led unerringly straight to P. R W. Plant "Jf,” Buckland The troop will hold a Campqree ■ ' I ...... Al.l 4—4....« ... 144 . * AM 0, Dnilhle Kay Brand t6 check quickly any wiring trou*' X; $5.00 Nicely landscaped. B ut other -problems being ere-1 vlhed e ^ Iy . with each service: the audlenee. It might even ait! tie boats haven't learned In ten Pearl Hfirbor. The trouble was The local satellite plant J of ble which might develop. September 22 and 23 and the paper ARDMORE ROAD— .Arthur liruB Stores. P ra tt R Whitney, U. A. C.. aa in Norton instrumenta were a part collection scheduled for that week .ted by the uniona are less easy ! ‘ioingX'I'Perh job of ita own par- ; down beside you. 1 times her span of life. that the Rooseyelt of that period 845 Main S t Tel 8808 OAKL.AND STREET— 6-Room Mingle, one unlln Doesn’t the thought send chills j _ . ' u » the case of the other plants In of the ' equipment of the electric end will be put over to Sept. 30. Open Every Day ed. Storm windows an| of solution. It is difficult to see ; tU^dar function. And when Gcn-1 up and down yonr spine" , | The Friday Combat know nothing whatever of the Southington, East Longmeadow, fumacea which produced alloy The scouts meet each Monday Monday Through Satuiday 6-Room Single. t>il hot MONTIT'S w ater heat. Lot 75x200. . screen*. Shoxver, laundry tra y f how any employer, can be'expet-X^™' MacArthur was chosen to be' In addition you will sec .spirits ; Well, to^ get bRvIt to. last Frl- ’ Japanese or the Koreans and re- Mass., and Willlmantlc, were or âteel of sufficient uniform tough- evening at 7 p.m. in the basement 9 A. M, to 6 P. M. .Awnings. ’Flagstone ter supreme commander over defeat- .move inanimate objerfs, ghosts , ,igy morning: ,.The school bus i fused to listen to those Americans ganized aa departments, ■ or parts ’nesa to be used in making/guns. of the Quarryville Methodigt •An excellent home. ed to solve a situation in wbt^ of departments, of the East Hart church. ^slaurant ed Japan, thSt»hnnor called upon ! .•"Po®*'* ' .stops right in front of Donnie’s who knew both. Norton inatrumenta were also 3 5 MAIN STREET .. TELEPHONE .5922 ARDMORE ROAD-^ two rival unions, each recognized ...... thrilling .stunl.s follow one a n o ^ r , * ^ ford plant. - used to regulate the current Congregational Church Ngxt: to the Aircraft SO. m a i n S T R E E T and honored during war-time pro hhn for largeness of spirit, .not fop : mpirf sticressinn This is a/Sne-! paronts house. The children gath Whether MacArthur has. been Miss Gertrude Hermann Instead of Increasing or enlarg through aglt baths in which ‘the Rev. John Jernlgan of the Hart Fa**! Hartford 4-Rooip Single. 2 addltimial , rooms partly finished. Shower, S'Room single, ail Irapr a snub which will now probably cial show and will be 'presented | er in the open lot acroes' tHe road, listening to anyone at all or not I PIANO INSTRUCTION ing the facilities In the Buckland gun barrels were tempered or ford Theological Seminai-y will be ments exeejit furnace duction. each now Remands that plant, aa elsewhere, the, company laundry tray*. S4'2.00 monthly never be forgotten or forgiven. only at one r'Ci'fo''oi»nt^c |The stone bridge that crosses the Register Early It’s a Morale Builder haiêned. the guest preacher, at the 11 a.m. Lot IU5xl70.lt. lO-day it shall be exclusfvely recognized certainly do -not know,- but It aimply occupied additional pflace This company's instruments service* at the Boltpn Center Con Under after reasonable down pay midnight next Wedneadayy-V night I j, ^ Tel.'788'J, Call Bntween panev. Owner moving. now that peace haa come. It is No children’s -tickets will be sold apparent' enough that he would The great lengths to which the,military go to build morale for .production. ■ were used thousands of times each gregational ' church on Sunday*. ment. J5.800. rods above the bus atop. On this 1:00 and 2:00 P. .M. The departments transferred to ’Neiv Managîneiit difficult to see how management It's too scarv. do well to seek oiit sound advis must mean that In their opinion it la of foremost Impoe- day on production lines to check Rev. Jernigqn preached at the can play an.y part in the solution ; On Borrowed Time third morning of his school career ors. It has taken onl.v a few days the Buckland plant made rocker the regulators between the gen church earlier in the year. Mrs. EAST CENTER ST.— - Tn Settle An Estate- tance in creating a smooth functioning team. arma, adjusting screws, tappet erator* and storage batteries of Ada Robinson Rojas and Miss Open Night* and of the present criai. when labor 1 Last A'«ar. the morning of Sept, Donnie w-aa runnjrig up and down to set back our prestige in Asia guides and miscellaneous pipes. Public In vited Beautiful S-Room Single, 4 6-FAMILY BRICK— Army trucks and passenger cars. Olive- Swanson will sing a duet.-. inaista on laying its own rivalries 13th, which would have been last the parapet of the. bridge. A boy a very long way. It may take a Such being the case, morale, therefore, must be equally Boms ot which were very amallj” inatruments remained ac , Center School New* Sundays bedroUria*4sk«^44kM’G#i.r •—ftiwiiihed pafW’RSfl‘1 ^ ^ thst mere sre “good" Japanese. grapes never truly attain flavor The boy, grinning, easily broke xe. Jkc,. J 4 And for Sunday We ArejGolng To Have of thousands of Piiitt A Whitney ■ fA RM ’ 'AKD^HOME^CWTtNCS WANTED! The important trouble, however,, until they have been nippedn SHbrt' Run the tiny lad’s body hold, slammed S « p t; aircraft engines during the war. Thar* ia a quality oi RETURNED WAR VETERANS! See Uo For C o«| [‘aeems to be that they are almost But we are in the frost season, him down on the road again. Don- Ormanef J. West NATIVE TURKEY BAKED HONEY HAM Independent Coat Company 8;,10 A. Details About a New Home. good. They denounce their Dalla.s, Sept; 15-iciA’i-Ît was a lytcKINNEY The Independent Coat Companv i, too dnd slgiis raulti|Ply to tell us that busy two hoiH'.s" for clerks lir bounced |tke a football, red ’Virdetor true helpfulnaaa in our own war lords with suspicious en- ; escape can only he tcmpoi ary ROAST LEG OF LAMB of Pine street began ita \yar work personal aorvico that ia See Jarvis When Plannins Your New Home! Dallas department store, while the ' faced, angry but 'not roaring. He & FENH In February. IM2 ancf produced In BINGO Camping; Fishing and Hunting Equipment Exhibit ' ttausiasm. They' bow and kow- | fcTach passing of a cycle of mug- nylon stocking supply of 1,200 „ ,ong paat that ijow. This time the paat three years a vkrlety of opprodatod by lomily pairs completely disappeared.' Painting Contractors AND POT ROAST OF BEEF " ^ . .. ExhibitioaGn Dog Training tow with too much Gilbert & Sul- gjness brings a coolriess- to the the bigger boy kicked Donnie In coi^ract work for the Army and and (riondo. The two-block' line outside the New. Among the more Important Every Sat. Night At 8:30 Sharp! I'lhnui ease. 'They are almost too mornings which Is progressively store-w-as headed by a the . middle before he . again Interior and Exterior A bomplete Day’a Relaxation Within Town Limits! r e a l t y (.pure and perfect to oe true. They j sharp, and there will come, some Rama manufactured by thia com CO. quest of sfze nine. ' slammed him bn tlie ground. Nei- pany were Navy Nursca' blue I'fire far too helpful and coopera Painting — Pa^r Hanging morning soon, the sudden and- un "I don't cate if they were made u,er lad had any Idea What flata overcoata. Army 0 | coat* with lUNCH SERVED M AllEXANDEB SrnUCET PHO?^ Ollfl Al»» J They are loo full‘of sentl- before the. Civil, War," said one 21 Guiles Including Sweepstakes expected dip which proclaims the are for. The combat was most Spedaliaing in parka* and alpaca lining, para- - _ Weekdays and Sanday* woman. "I’m that tired of stock ' chute pack* for the Navy, jungle lital suggesUona for future end of,one more summer. W,e can. ings 'that run up and down my primitive. It lasted for at least Spray Painting The Sign of R MI'H.D AVI’n i JARVIS POB 8W’L'«m r! lip. They are too perfect HANSEN’S hammocks for the Arm*', hsttle Ample Free' Parking perhaps, take that ending more leg*” s 'q u arter of in houi:. Before long Worthy Sfrvirr NEXT TO THE ARMORY trcirera tor war aid lo En'rlsiid Adiiiissiun $1.00 Officials said the hose,- were the presumably because they j'philosophically than in past years, , it was olear that Donni^ was do- Telenhone 2-010.6 ajid Lend L.eaae, Insect field bars, | fitst bought to retail ip the nation j .Manchester ' At 142 EAST CENTER SI to create the. ixnjgccs-Ifor it has been, a good aummer, since the war; ended. ■ llng all the rushing, the okter lad I ■' ' ’ " V ' ' T I i KVh.MMJ MKKALU. »1ANCHKSTEK. tX)NN_ h'A,I L'KJ)A Y, SKl'l KMKER 15. i y 4» EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1045 PAGE

General ' About Town Honorably Discharged Police Court To Enter Boston U. Reds’ Demaiids Rockville Wiii.H iV oniolion- DeiMCS ("harge^ Sunset Rebckah LoAmerican League pennant cd, when he learned on Dec. 8, bers is hoped for. Mrs. Bernice Bound Over C2iarley Trippi, the transplanted The reason he g;lve8 is that the Li Skid Crash 1941, (Japanese time) of Japan's Hagenow Is chairman of the en Senators are hustling . . . Curly / . (Contlnue^rom Page One) Ohioan who’ll do hla football- attack on Pearl Harbor. tertainment committee and Mrs. yarrylng for the 'Hilrd Air Force Lambeau: who ought to know, Grill Heavy Favorite ]^Nick Angelo Served League Hopes DimJ L r J L U U Now retired and wearing a Jag Minnie Kissmann the rcfre.sh- Cases of Boys Held on kans and a crisis which makes the this season, plans to return to the maintains It Isn’t fair to the, public Car Traveling at/Ta»l gy blue civilian suit, Homma as ments. Greek goverpruent’s position ten University of Georgia for one year to have the game team play in the serted: J- ■, Morals Charge Go^'to : uous is brewing in Athens. of football after he gets out of th'e Chicago All-Star grid game and Faithfully With No Thanks ^ Double Defei = Rale on Slippe*7 High "We 'have been beaten, and I A daughter, Marsha Ann. was The Big Five foreign ministers Army, then he’ll sign with the the Philadelphia Inquirer affair. To Whip PA’s Today born Sept. 9 at the Hartford ho.>»- want to be a good loser.” ----- The Superior baseball,' Detroit Wins 1-0 Game' final nssaidt on Corregidor, and presented in town court this morn British and Arherican plans fo- . . . That offers a sharp contrast When the Fort Leavenworth, not one of Nick’s own rules. he was about ready to' eonelude Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Bidwell fish and Game light League with word that he I jlciM Belli Tobias ot Woolrich, Pa., ing before Judge Raymond- R. cu.s mainly on the returnin.g con to the unidentified athlete the pro Kas.. golf club acquired a fiock of This Afternoon at 3 :30 has resigned as head of the-local At the start of the seasoit, Nick Halted After 5 Frames i he had failed. Then he saw the of South Coventry, have closed sheep to mow the fairways, the I |«n Artny nurse at Crushing General Bowers were held - for Superior trol of niost Italian colonies to footballers tell about . . . When circuit. . ' ~ organized the loop. He mapped Americana raise the.-white flag. their home and have left for a Court by Judge Raymond R. Bow Italy with international supervi he w u offered a scholarship by a pro shop promptly .was nicknamed In First Game of Twi ^ Notes While Nats Rally in l^hospltal, Framingham, Maas., was short' stay with their son and The 1945 season has been the out a complete schedule as well If the rripplod. despeiato garrison ers who found probable cause in sion. southern college, this boy de the "La,mbs Club.” . . . With as the rules and regulations.. All |>«»rioualy injured Friday night had been able to take the offen.sivc family in West Hartford en ro\ite Leagne Title Finals most successful financially sinqg Ninth for 3 Markers' sam \ connection with charges pf moral Since the vast majority of the manded one for his fiancee, too baseball attendance records falling were read and acyepted by team 1 1^‘ when the car in which she was .for their winter home' in Sarasota; the league was organized twelve Yesterday’s Reanlta then, he said, "they would have nature Involving a minbr female. Dodecanese population Is Greek, . . . After a year or so, the boy on all sides, the Reds have played managers present. He'has taken To Defeat Indians I 'riding skidded on Route 16 at the won.” But he conceded that .he |a. years ago. All toams - reported Eastern PlayeSa One of the defendants, -James it had been expected that these went Into the Army while the girl seven games to fewer than 1,000 The Depot Square Grill nine will financial gains. The attendance up all th^ collections at Twi games Wilkes-Barre at Hartford (i I- Town Farm, knocked down 50 feet Americans defending Corregidor fans each. The low was 281 MariconI of 56 Irving street was islands would bo turned over to went on through college . . . be heavily favored to whip the de figures ' soared higher than ever of which he received not one pen- By Jack Hand Utica at Albany (rain) I of fence and overturned. The ac were virtually on their last legs On\ârd the S. 3. Aquitania found not guilty and another de When he came out, the college Thursday. . cident occurred about 5:45 p.m. W'hen he began his amphibious at Greece. fending champion Polish Ameri before. , With the exception of riy. He had seen that there were (Associated Press Sports Writer) Nattonal which socked in New York yester fendant, Albert BOnlno, 18, of 33 figypt wants at least a part of wanted him back, but the athlete One Up With Mi.ss Tobia-a in the car tack on the island fortress in Ma two or ’three tarns of the eight enough baseball’s on hand for New York 7, Cincinnati 5. day canning troops from the Eu Eldridge street, was found guilty adjoining Cyrenalca and the Ethio replied that he now had a family 'The Durham, N. C.. club finished cans this afternoon at 3:30 at the team league, the pennant race league game* in addition to try- Baseball's big aeries of 1945 is Philadelphia 4, 0; Chicago (,;were Miss Doris V. Nel.son, 26. also nila BaV. ropean Theater of Operations was seventh in the Carolina League Lt. (JG) BolM-rt H. Smith Sgt. Dorothy B. Oldham of lascivious carriage and sen Miaa .-Arlene Hojllater.. pians have claimed Eritrea and to support and thought it was time West Side Oval when, they meet' in was a thriller down to the last Ing to get llneupain on time so at hand as Detroit-invades Wash Brooklyn 7, 6; St. Louis S, a nurse at the same hospital, and . Homma artid he, was retired Pfc. Robert EFQiorgetti, of .54 Eld- to make some real dough playing pennant race, but the season two soldiers, • Robert Bonifacl, 22. from the .Army in August, 1943,— tenced. Italian Somaliland on the Red Sea. the -first game of a best two ou l-of gaame. that games could be started ington for a vital five-game set (Only games BChedtiled) ridge -street. J>tie in New York to- Miss Arlene Hollister, daughter Anparently the powers contem football . . . “Besides,” he ex wasn’t a total loss ... .- At a promptly. He umpired one night ■ of Seattle. Wash., and. Alton he was not sure why-^but he re Robert H. Smith, formerly man , . Sergt. Dorothy Bonlno Oldham, 'Those Held three game aeries for the Twilight Nick has served the league, that should determine the Ameri Amerioad e S. S. General ; , Those held for the higher, court .of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hollis plate leaving the strategic island plained, “ My wife got her degree post-s?ason party- for league offi At an interesting and lively when one arbiter failed to appear. . ‘ Munro. 21, of (3olumbua, Ga. The marked et one point In the inter ager of the R. J. Smith. Inc., real, b o «^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pros- meeting of the Manchester Dlvt» faithfully for a number of years St. Louis 4 ,.Boston'!. Steward are Pvt\Joseph R. Var- | following the presentation'hf evi ter of 52 Hollister street, will of Rantelleria In Italian hands. and I think that’s enough educa cials and writers, the club’s presi League championship. He has raked the grounds on sev can League winner b. two young men ,h$d recently been view th:'( it may have been be estate and '" " ” r«nceâgency h e „ | . pero Bonlno, of 210 School street, Sion of the Conneettcut Sports as an official. First, he-was the Dertolt 1, Pbiladelphia 0. nd Pvt. Alton and the first Manchester girl to dence in connection with' an es leave oh Monday for Boston, where tion tor one family.’’ dent. (Charley Allen, won the cir During th j regular season the secretary and treasurer and when eral occasions, not because he had If either toe Tigers or the Sena- Chicago at New York (rain)| itrarsfeired from' Cushing General cause 1 did not like war." has been promote.l loathe rank bf this town> cuit’s golf championship. men’s Association, held last Tues IS it'alm .\s He Arriven Lit'utonant. Junior tjinde, in tn e: sign up for the U. S. Marine Corps capade which occurred at an slê will attend the College of Could Be , _____ two teams finished in a deadlock the organizer and president. Jack to, but In order to give Manchbsler tois, who trail the leaders by only Washington .6, Cleveland 6. to Tufts ’(College. Coach Art Fletcher of the Yan Service Dept. day night, $300 was appropriated A^corduig to State Policeman -Homma, bigger than m9l(it Jap U. Naval Reserve, his Wife: W’omen Reserve, has received an apartment in the Garden Apart Business Administration, Boston for first place in the final stand Dwyer passed away in the summer fans baseball. a half game esn sweep the series Albert E. Palmer, 17 year old University for which she was, Hnrfl-To-Get kees Is in a hospital recovering Jim Castlglla, who played with for the buying of trout. George Nick Angelo has done a lot for ' Albert Kimball of the Stafford anese but looking nothing at all Mm. Janet Simon Smith has been ] honorablft discharge. Sergeant ment group on Thursday. August ings. In a playoff game the Grill Mttcalf has made arrangements of 1944, Nick was elevated to the or take four of the contests, the Standings son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cas- Oldham has been in the service 30 were Lawrence Merovbnich, 17, awarded-a-speclal scliblarship. ! from a heart attack he suffered both the Athletics and the Eagles defeated the PA's by s score of 1 baseball in tov/n. He worked race will be over for all practical Ekutem Springs Barracks who Investigat- like the popular concept of a gen-, Informed.N Lieutenant -Smith, en Item s I'&r P o n lia c s in Philadelphia, still Is double- for spring delivery. president’s chair. eral, was calm as he'etepped from listed in the Navy in November. tanzi, 540 Parker street, «.Man- since May. 1943. After her train of 56 Kensington street, -Harry Miss Hollister WM âduated in ' at the Stadium the other day . . . to 0. The PA's tKSn facied the Nick worked hard for the league long and hard for the advance purposes. (Governor's Chip Playoff) •d, M*— Nelson was the driver of chester, was sworn into the Unit Wonder if someone told Art that header a:thlete at Greensboro. : the car. The young prople were on the train to surrender to Ameri 1943 and was- called to actlye ing. she was employed the greater Specter, 17, of 281 - Center street. the June class of Manchester 1 Willlmantlc Fliers for >toe'-right and the payoff came the other ment of the Twi league. Possibly After the Bengals leave town Series \ ed States Marine Corps at the Joe McCarthy was about to go off N. C., managing the Overseas Re $50 was appropriated for pond some of his decisions didn’t set their way from Boston to Hart- can occupation forces Inter today duty on January^-15, 1944. He has part of the time In the Paymaster Richard E. Armstrong, 16, of 41 High school, as'kn honor stuiient. ' to meet the Orill. The Ftleî'-fin evening when he was asked by the Monday night, toe Nats will have W. L. Headquarters .station in Hartford Deparf-ment at Washington, D. C„ Purnell Place. Donald R. Haugh, Cemrtarfment to Buffalo again? placement Depot baseball team, fish. The amount of money does with all teams or managers, yet *ford,for the week-end. It was rain- at Yokohama. .Slightly stooped been att.nched to ahiphiblous duty ished in fourth place and then not indicate many fish, yet it will Legion to take up the collection only five games to play and Steve Albany Thursday. The Marine Corps is and enjoyed her work. I 17, 100 Spruce street and Ray One-Minute Sports Page third in the National Semi-Pro -proceeded to whip the Hamilton. you can’t please everyqne. He tfUca 'Ing at the time and the mad wap and In his unprosSed civilian suit, and for the pa.st sov>ernl months the- Keys, mindful of the 1935 blow | Tournament, and quarterbacking bring ail the fish that the club can at the game. Several fans hurjfid. O'NeiH't gang, which has been on he would have escaped recognition has been in the Pacific area. His accepting yourtg men between the On Sept. 6. 1944. her marriage mond Jeakie, 17. of 136 Bissell After watching the Tigers for a Props. ’The first Grill-PA game sarcastic names because they performed a thankless job with Series i slippery, and the occupants of the ages of 17 to 25 who have had no that coat more than 500 lives, had L o c a l s couple of days. Bucl(y Harris, the Personnel' Distribution Com handle. The fish are netted in the ' top since June 12, will have but icst edmltted they were traveling in a crowd If it had not been for unit was engaged in the invasion to Sergt. David H. Oldham. U. S.- street. Bonds in each case were set sped northward by bus lines, army | ended in a 2-all tied and last Mon didn’t agree with ,the ruling on the plentv of criticism and very few I previous military experience. Dis former Washington manager, is mand football team. Connecticut river in early spring. plaudits. eight more to go. four each w-ith too fast for road conditions. the four policemen—two civilian of the Ryukyu islands. M. G.. of Sweetwater. Texas, took at *500. “ ' busses, or private car to Home- - ’41-•42 Models day evening the PA's- won by a Last year the price of the fish was PA’s-Fller game that was pro- Cleveland anp St. Louis. Hartford , ^ Jdiss Tobias was taken to the and two military—who met him. charged Marines who are under place at-the Sacred Heart chur.'h. The girl Involved In the case score of 2 to 0 although the Filers Wilkes-Barre 32. and who have/not been sepa stead on the mainland, or south 1 comparatively high because of the Neither side can afford to hold i Rockville City hospital where X- He said he came from his na Wa.shington, D. C.- At that time he testified that she h.ad sexual rela to shelter at Key West. held a 3 to 2 advantage when pro war emergency measures which al back a thing in the season's first National tive l.siand of Sado by ferry to rated,from the iwrvice for more tions with each of the five ap- Pennant Race at a Glance W. L. Pet. . rays were taken. It was feared Battle Lines was stationed ot the Marine Bar A Homeatead police officer after CC! i MOTORS ceedings were halted due to dark lowed fresh water fish to be put on real crucial man-to-man test al Niigata, where he boarded (he i than a, year wilt be accepteil. Ap cused. Softball League Chicago 87 51 .650 .'•she might have serious , back in- racks in Washington. He was a tour of the string of l.sland.s re ness. A Flier protest was denied the market for sale. Previous though Detroit’s list of "cripples” train for his 10-hour ride to Tokyo. plicants can M ply at the Marine Albert Bonino. 18. of 33 Eld- 91-93 Center St. Tel. 4164 St. Louis 84 53 .604 ■ •JurtM- She Was later taken in the wouded In action ovetaeas. was ported at 5 a. m. that "ju.st about By The Araociated Press and the PA’s were awarded the years found the cost of the fish to Sport Slants Includes Hank Greenberg, Eddie Corps recriiitlng station In the ; Rpckville CSty ambulance to Cush- He had not fifd to Sado, he insist Are Tightened hospitalized and has now reeelved ridge street was found guilty of Americao League right to face the Grill. Brooklyn 77 66 .358 l| Fetleral Building In Hartford be everybody who planned to leave Dinner Tonight the club at one cent per fish. *50 Mayo and Hal Newhouser. All i lag General hospital, accompanied ed; he said he'returned to Tokyo a medieal -di.seharge. He had so lascivious carriage and fined *S0 Teams * Be- To The Grill nine of imported stars bought five thouaand fish. Pittsburgh 79 63 M 9 l| of his owm accord after p friend tween the hours of 8:00, a. m. to the Keys” had gotten away by three may see action in today's 74 67 [ by the other members of the (Continued from Page One) f.ar reeovered that early this year and sentenced to the State. Re Vi. U hind Ptoy led by Coach Vic Paganl.will be a By Earl W. Yost New York .525 l| heard on the radio that he was 4:30 p. pi. that time. doubleheadcr but none of the trio 59 80 .424 1] ,'froup. ' he and his wife were ehtTsen by the formatory, s>ispended. and placed ' Wlnd.s of full hurricane Inten- Detroit ...... 82 59 — 13 heavy favorite to annex the Jack Witliin the next few weeks the Sports Editor Boston No. 11 on MncArthur’s “ wanted’’ Navy to tour Texas, Arkansas and on probation for one year. Bond of ^J. O. Christian Secured i is at his peak. 57 82 .410 I >tt Is anticipated that an arrest employment, and other (tspects ol ■®itv were rc’ orded shortly aftef Washington . 83 61 H 10 Dwyer Memorial Trophy donated club wi’.I start an experitnent in Cincinnati list. I Fli;(iit Officer John ’'B Woyd. Louisiana, to talk to employees In.; $200 was set for an appeal of Bo- WANTED Kniirkleballerz Tough Philadelphia 43 99 .308 4] [•will be made. “Officer Kimball Mr. Truman's program. midnight at Georgetown the Ba As Principal Speaker National League by Moriarty Brothers. The trophy trout raising. Abput 300 fingerling in the familiar seventh place .spot Ihtofes that'the auto was almost From the station, he went to his ' son/Of Mr. and Mrsf L’o\m Lloyd.] war plant.s, in the effort to keep - nino’s case. Chicago ___ 87, 51 — 16 Open Crucial Series In 17 previous meetings, toe American Tokyo residence .to prepare his They also planned to debate this - ‘' “ ^1 hamas. Nassau, capital of the AT ONCE is up for the first year and in order trout will be placed in a little pond In the standings. . -- ... I totally demolished. • >1 Whether or not th»vthey i 236 Laurel . . avenue...... Hartford, has, them on their war jobs until the The youths were arrested on At First Annual Affair St. Louis .... 84 55 3 1 5 to retain permanent possession a The Detroit Tigers and Washing knuckleball pitching staff of the W. L. Pet. owm defense, explaining that it British island colony, reported 32- and force fed through the winter. ton Senators open a crucial five- Foxx for years was a home->-un amazing Senators has been able Criminal Court Cases Thursday, Aug. 30, and Friday, 2"> GOOD AUTOMOBILES Remaining Games team must win the crown on If the trout are o f legal size by Detroit 82 59 .582 would take several hours. .should p^p^se names to the presL C(>rPaul miles winds which were increas game series at Griffith Stadium to slugger of note first with the to throttle the Tigers* power 10 83 .576 Julio Pellegrini of Stafford was dent whenever he fills governmennen- - R. Yount.s. j oml radio hraidcBsts, and vlsite'' Aug. 31, l^v Sergt. Michael Fitz American League three occasions. spring they will be netted and Philadelphia Athletics during the Washington 61 With him he brought one souve commandlrtg officer of the A.A.F. a number of plaot.s producing air-. ing. 'The first annual Softball League day. The Bengals will be weak- - times while losing seven. Mickey St. Louis 74 66 .329 1 sentenced by Judge Patrick B. tal positions that must—-under• tlyf j gerald who.had been called to the Before daylight' Miami, barri IN GOOD SH APE Detroit—Against Washing transferred into Salters Pond. championship days of Connie I O’Sullivan at the first Fall session- nir picture—a photograph of him Overseas Replacement Depot and. pl.-inr.s. Iren.s .andbombs. In I.nulsi apartment on St. James’s street banquet ■ will 6inieTd'"t6nIght at ton 5, Cleveland 4, St. Louis 4. Perzan Likely Choice ened witb Hank Greenberg • and Haefner and Dutch Leonard are New York 72 66 .322 self and a Japanese marine officer law—be occupied by minor!ri>y- caded ngairi.st perimeter win la of Lefty Perzan the New, Britain sparkplug Eddie Mayor still out i Mack’s A’s and later with the Red 1 I of Tolland (bounty Superior Court Redistribution Station. Greens ana they put on a succeasful three- o;i order from police headquarters. 2:30 at Lithuanian Hall with a Total IS. Who said the fishing' at Salters Sox. Ill feeling between Foxx and slated to take dead aim at first Cleveland 67 68 ,498 parading together in China. party men. / boro, N. C. The flight officer's dav show at the Higgins Indus full hurricane force, got a fore- SEE pitcher who has jltch e d and won of the lineup with injuries. Only a plate today against such defend Chicago 68 74 .479 1 Trlday afternoon to from one to The Republicans have- m t^ber- In court today the girl involved tate of what the day ■would bring fine program arranged. It is ex Washington—Against De was a’ll shot. Jack Johnston caught Manager Joe Cronin in 1942 saw seven years in States Prison when" ‘The 58-year-old militarist, an wife. M rs. Margaret Lloyd, lives tries. in the case 'identified the five troit 5, New York 2, Philadel all five starts in leagues., play is the game separates the two In the mad ers as Hal Newhouser and Stubby Boston 66 76 .4M 1 armv officer for' .38 years, spoke shlpn on several Federal Cpmmis- In rain squalls that Whipped the pected that over 100 players and most likely mound selection of the himself a few nice ones this past race for the American . League the first baseman waived out ot he pleaded guilty to charges 6f in- at 168 Oak street, Manche.ster. Sergt. and Mrs. Oldham did all youths. phia 3. Total 10. toe American League to toe Chi Overmire. Philadelphia 49 91 .830 8 English throughout the interview. sions, but the appointing/îs dope, their trav-eling hv station wagon. city with 40-mlle giists. guests will be presented. Grill. He has a recoM of five week. One was a nice 13 Iftcb championship. ‘Jury or risk of injury to children. Although the award, given for Testimony In the ease was giv- C. BARUOW National Lgague brown trout. '' cago Cubs. Double X is a valuable Both contenders had tight He said he learned the language in by the president. / “meritorious achievement” aa a covering 6000 miles and speaking 1 by Chief.;of 'Police Samuel G. J. O. Christian head baseball and - straight shutouts, allowing rival ^ The Senators will have the dis Today’s Gamw I Alton Maine of Rockville Was Velour is the French wprd for (Chicago—Against Brooklyn man to have around aa a pinch- squeaks yesterday, the Tigers iWfilonced to 9 months in Tolland England,” where 1 spent a great On the big q u esti(^ of the glider pilot, had been made over at more than'80 war plants, and Gordnn and Sergeant Fitzgerald. .59.4 MAIN STREET football coach at the University 5. Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati' 2, teams nary a run to be scored tinct advantage of playing in their Wilkes-Barre at Hartford (I deal of time.” He alaivXerved in From the way entries are com home park. Manager Ossie hitter as aching legs prevent his downing Philadelphia, 1-0, In a I Jail when he pleaded guilty to two president's postwar program, some seas, F-O Lloyd had not received had a buay and interesting time. Eddie J; SIvera. of 19 Qakland St. liouU 8. Total 16.------while he was chuckiftg. Pergan in playing every day. At present with m. ■ India, and twice visited the United Democrats were making it plain of Connecticut has been secured ing in for the field trials tomor Bluege’s crew have been going like game cut to five, innings by rain I oouhts. of using a motor vehicle the actual decoration until . the Returning in March to their re- terrace, was fined $12 fbr viola as the principal after dinner St. Louis—Against Philadel jured a finger on his pltching^hand the Phils, Jimmy has played first, and decided by one lucky run. Utica at Albany without permission of the owner. States. they will fight any comproml.seSi prc.sentation by Colonel Younts. 'spective posts,, in June. Sergeant tion of the rules of the road on phia 4. Cincinnati 3, Chicago 5, against the PA’s two weeks ago row a record entry is expected. a house afire since mld-sea/ion and Nattonal speaker; Christy is noted for his (Jood. weather itooutd also bring third and pitched In.ievfiral gaipaa Washington had to come up with Henry Chamberland of Hart Senator Jamea Mead of New Eight months overseas, F-O Lloyd David Oldham was taken ill. again Friday morning. Sept. 14 at 6' Pittsburgh i. ■ Total 16. ■and may not. be ready. If.so. with the addition of Buddy Lewis as well as being used as a pinch- New York at Pittsburgh York said yestiu-day he will .sup medically dis- humorous line and Is an accom out a record crowd. and Cecil Travis, both discharged three in the last of toe ninth to ford was sentenced to County Jail servcfl in the Eiiropean Theater, hospitalized and le. m. He was arrested by Officer | RANGE OIL FOR RENT plished speaker. the starting assignment will f(sll hitter. Foxx may be what the trim Cleveland, 6-5. Boston at Cincinnati for four months starting Sept. 18, port Senator parley Kilgore of of Operations. A 1932 graduate of charged, Winfield Martin. • j upon the shoulders of Mickey Dg- veterans, the team that finished Braves need but it will be tough Philadelphia at .>*• . Center Co-Wrtls John Moore .will show motion Howard Roy will keep the spec last in the league last year, are do I When he pleaded gifilty to a charge West 'Virginia In his coining fight the Manchester. Conn, High Now tha-t both are civilians tlfev Leonard A. Barrister. 4.5, of ’ 09 lucca. Delucca has, like Perzant to surplant Del Blssonette present Bob Maier scored the line tally (night) pictures of local sporting events tators posted on the events over ing a complete turnabout. Wash of ‘the Tlger-A’s tilt, twisting past I o f tadeceni assaulE Other cases on the Senate fioor to Increase school, F-O Lloyd was chief an have’ derideJ to make their home Dike circle. East Hartford, was 4-Room including shots of . the softball leave for toe service Tuesday, an unblemished record in league skipper who took over after Gasey Brooklyn at Chicago^ ( Season Is Begun weekly payments to jobless people nouncer’ for radio station WTHT. near Washington, and have bought held in bonds of $500 on a charge j Delivery- Best of luck Art. play. Mickey not only hurled well .[the lou^peaker. Howard did a fine ington hasn’t seen the fiennant flag Stongle "resigned.” Blssonette may Buddy Rosar to score just when It game preceded by Fldieduled for hearing were car- playoffs., ’The local man’s collec Job last year. flying since 1933 and the Nats are lied over until October. State’s —in sorne-cases up to $25. Hartford, before entering the a little brick house in Del Ray, of indecent exposure involving a tion of films Is expected to prove but won the batting championship. do better with a fresh start. appeared ah attempted squeeze, game of July 20). That ^feature o f the unemploy Virginia. - ...... ~ on their toes. The series with De play had been foiled by Dick Attorney Donald C. Fisk prosecutr — lA st evening the Center Church A.A.F. group of minor females which oc- ■ CAI/L 3996 Brick House interesting to the large group ex Darling's Five, members of the Lefty Jadziniak who has hurled AL Batting Race Close Anierieaa ment 'pay bill was slashed out by curred.on ’Sept. 12 in the ■vicinity: S[am Felice and George Metcalf troit .is on a do or die basis. Neith The batting championship race Fowler’s pitch out. Rosar insisted St. Lbuls at New York (1) 1 ed for the state. Co-Wed group met for the flr.st On Es-sex Street pected. West Side Rec Bowling League, the PA’s last three games ■will er team can afford to lose any the /Senate Finance committee. Gulseppe Garibaldi Society will of Porter. Highland and Wyllys | again draw the atfirting mound will'he the two good looking chefs in the American League is closer Maier ran out of the baseline and Cleveland at Philadelphia (: Civil Cases meeting of the 194.5-1946 season. ’The league has enjoyed its will hold a meeting Friday night you will see to the canteen. The ground. Mead declared that the pre.si- meet tomorrow afternoon at two Streets, about 3:15 p,-ip. Attorney j Cook's Service Station greatest season during the past at 7:30 at home of sponsor assignment. Left for the first than the scrap betw^n the Tigera pointed to his footprihts but Um Detroit at Washlngtoa (2) Louis CiHlntoh Dlmock, Jr., of Thirty-five couples braved the (jent’s recoi\yerslon program Call boy WUh all the hustle will be Lee Walter Masterson. who beat Bolton, was granted a divorce o’clock at the Itallan-Amcrican Herbert Older, counsel for Barris-1 campaign with the all around play Lee Darling/ 8 Church street. six ■ innings in all three games, and Senators. Tony Cucclnellq who’ pire Art Pasaareila stuck to his Chicago at Boston rain-squall to attend a pot-luck "must not fall short of its objec ()!>5ttiarv Fracchia. field trial chairman. Bobby Feller last Thursday night, I from Doris M. Whltehouse Dimock supper. Despite the lack o f many, club on Eldridge .street. A social ter. asked for a ' continuance to ' and Garage greatly Improved aa well as thh pitched good ball but inability to has been the pace setter for the decision. Les Mueller gave toe tives.” Sept 22. whlcK was granted him was only but of his Navy uniform Mackmen only two hits in to# live 6-0, en Claude Passeau’s 17th' [ of Hartford,'on grounds of deser scarce items a well rounded memi with refreshments will follow^ the j Albert F. Knofid attendance. - President Herb Ste Many Interested . Twi League get by the-seventh inning has seen past two months has finally drop Rep George Outland of Califor by the court. Manchester Green, Conn. two days when he returned to the heats. tory. St. LouJa had a ehanoi tion. Mr. Dlmock Who was repre was enjoyed by ail. meeting. Tel. 4386 venson has handled the league in fans cahed last night to inquire if almost certain victory swing to club and was given h starting as ped down and of averages Includ nia told the House that 106 rep Barrister was arrested this fine fashion and the season can be defeat. ing Thursday night's games, Man Fireworks Start gain a game but instead lost] sented by Attorney Raymond A. After dinner a bu.slness meeting resentatives sponsoring the so.; It was true that Nick Angelo was Ma/or LeaguB signment in "an attempt to rest the was called to order by co-presi A special meeting of th Private F i i n e r a l s morning at his home by Detective looked back «pon_aa Jlje_gr.eatest Both teams will be at f ager Lou Boudreau of the Indians Just when the Senators' fans full length. I Johnson, stated that he was mar called "fuH. employment” bill will Sergeant Bnshnell of the East all through as president of the cir top flmgers who have been over« ried on Sept, d, 1940 and his wife dents, Hllma and Bob McCorhb. To Duty .Nursc.s will be. held at three ■in the history of softball in Man cuit./Several told of the incident strength for the game with t worked due to double-headers ga tops the list at .306. Boudreau has had given up on their club, trailing Faced with the prospect c< make no compromise. o’clock Monday afternoon in the Hartford police department. chester. usual attendance prize to been out for several weeks with a Cleveland, 5-3. with one out and Ing a seventh straight eenteo^ [laft him in February, 1942. the entire satisfaction of the This bill has pot yet .been con Stephen Gates at the Legion game last Thursday Letkiers lore. Masterson twirled a two-hit group the meeting was disposed of doctors' room. ’ awarded. cracked ankle and will not see any nobody bn in the ninth, toe chal one run, the New York OMl In the case of Dorothy B. sidered by a House committee. On The fun-ral of ■ Stephen Gate.s night that prompted Nick to ter and in addition hung up a shut Illo b le o f South Coventry versus in short order. / reach the decision of resigning. National League out. The bespectacled Masterson more action this season. His mark lengers started to . rally. Joe rallied for three in the seveath| the Senate. aUle>. it has been ap Sunset Council. No. 4.5. • Degree who died Thursday .at the Man Florida to Miss will stand at .306. Kuhel’s triple, two singles, a walk, nlng to trim Cincinnati, 7-5. 1 iBdward J. Mohle in which the At this point the entertainment proved with minor changes by a chester Memorial hospital, will be ,We don’t know all the facts but . Batting — Cavkrretta, Chicago, may be a vital cog in the big series plaintiff charged, desertion. Judge committee took over. The mem o f Pocahontas, will meet Monday Nick has certainly done more for that may decide the pennant in the George Case and Cucctnello has and Al Clhockl's error tied toe Boston and PitUburgh had ] 10-man subcommittee of the Sen held Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock Local Sport .3'61; Holmes, Bostom .350. the sitihe identical averages of [ O’Sullivan took the papers. bers were divided Into four teams evening at the Zipser cIubhou.se. A Worst of Storm baseball in Manchester for the Softball Title Runs— Holmes. Boôn, 118; Ro juniorloop. score. 'Then reliefer Pete Center ed their game at a previous ate Banking committee. The full iit the William P. Qulsh Funeral' .305. The White Sox inflelder has ’Hie case of Wilhelmlna K. Tenn- and participated In various non- short business meeting will be held home. 22.5 Main street. past few years than any other sen. Brooklyn. 116. \ Manager Steve O’Neill may be walked George Case with toe bases group takes it up next week. promptly at 7:30, after which a barking dogs that has been both loaded to lose the gaihe. Stedt V. Charles J. Tennstedt in strenuous conte.sts. The first prize Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., of the (Continued from Page One) man. Runs Batted In—Wallcen Brook down ■with Greenberg and Mayo on was won bv the pink team, com The bill now says all Americans public setback party will be held Chatter / Game Monday ering more and more during the St. Louis swept'a three-game set I whlch desertion was charged was able and desiring to work have South Methodist church, will offlcl- lyn. 116; Holmes. B oston/108. the shelf and A1 Benton’s failure continued. A motion for the ap prised of the cream of Manches- at 8:30. Three prizes will be at« with bunal being in the Bolton Hits—Holmes, Boston. ^202; Ro to finish games, vet the Motor City past two hot months. Eddie Mayo from Boston, 4-1, tightening their Sport Schednlo "the right to an opportunity for awarded the winnerk and refresh southward from Fort Lauderdale Mark Holmes, prominent/North of the Tigers and Wally Moses pointment of an alieni.st was terls m arrl^ athletes., 'The prizes Center cemetery. -friends may along the keys to Dry Tortugas sen. Brooklyn. 182. \ gang has Rudy York and Roy Ciil- gi'ip on third place via Jack Mil were nmnv scarce items such as employment. It acts up an annual ments served. End resident and well k n o ^ un Yesterday's Stars lenbine, two of the top home run also of the Clilsox arb other po ler's five-hit chucking. A New granted In the case of Hans F. procedure by which the president call at the Qulsh- Funei'al home since yesterday. dertaker, will act as jn ^ ter of Last Night's Filial Tilt Doubles— Holmes. Boston. 42; Monday, Sept. 17 j.llleyen versus Annie V. Meyen. and so forth . . . Sundnv afternoon until time of the Walker, Brooklim, 38. \ hitters in the league as well aa Doc tential winners. With bitting over York-Chlcago series finale was WJ’s vs. SG’s, 6 p.m. North [ would survey the job possibilities At that time the storm, paced ceremonies at the annual Soft .300. \ I'Lucile Llebe Carlson was awarded The meeting took a serious t,um funeral. ’ , by winds of more than lOO miles By The Associated Press Washed Out; League Triples — Olino. Brookljm, .13; Cramer to supply the punch. washed off toe books. Field. with the organization of a chess and—It they seemed iriedequate— Aids Your Child’s Body By Makinf; It Firmer, Hoalthier, ball League banquet tonigbt at -Mickey Haefner, who tangled The lowest mark ever to .win the The two losses suffered by toe 115 a week for the support of a would recommend to ' congress Girl Scout Leaders near the center and winds of hur Lithuanian hall on Gow-ay street. Bob Maier, Tigers—Dodged past Banquei on Tonight Pafko, Chicago, 12. \ Sunday, Sept. IS minor child in her action against club composed of non-athlctic And Improves That Ill-Posture.' Home Runs—-Holmes, Boston, with Alex Carrasquel over a bat; championship was Elmer '■Flick’s St. Louis Cardinals at the hands Manchester Division Ooni whatever actions would create fiiil ricane force over a considerable ■/ Buddy Rosar with the' only i-un of .306 in 1905 when he played with I'Torrey A. Carlson. members. The evening ended with HdspituI Notes area, was located about 20(4 miles a 1-0 abbreviated five-inning vic- 28; Workman, Boston, and Adam^, the other afternoon. Dutch Leon of Leo Durocher’s Brooklyn Dodg Sportsmen’s Associnlon, employment. Training Classes Chicken and ape^ etti and all The third and final game be ard. Roger Wolff. Marino Plerettl Cneveland. A new all time low bat In the action .of Bernice T. Bcr- sinelng and dancing. southeast of Miami, and was con toiy over the A ’s. St. Louis, 22. ers, 7-3 and 6-1, can doom the Red Trials—TalcottvUle FlaU. . The Co-Weds welcome any Congreas is expected to pa.ss the the fixings are on menu with tween Warren and Jarvis and and Johnny Niggellng are all .re.st- ting average for a league batting I man against Susiyi Mulkearns, in bill in some form. The big strug Admitte^vesterdav: Mrs. Mabel tinuing its> west northwestward George Bihks, Senators — Dou Stolen Bases—Schoendienst, St. Birds’ hopes for toe National flag. Saturday, Sept, Sl^ young married couples at subse Osano the, cateiw. Team spon Stolle and GaimblA for the Soft- Louis. 24; Barrett, Pittsburgh, 21. ed and ready for mound duty king may be established this sea volving property In Coventry gle is over the wording—whether Miss .Tessle Hewett, co-ordina-. Brown. 12 Ct)e.ster drive; Stephen course. bled home a run, singled and scored 'Vic Lombardi and Hal Gregg'did Rotary Club lâp Box [ valued at $116fi, Nov. 6, 1!>45 Was quent meetings which are iisuallv sors ana close to 100 players are ball League championship sched Pitching—Brecjieen. St. Louts, against the Tigers. Dizzy Trout son. , the chucking, dropping St. Louis Saturday. Sept 28 the govorhmept will ’'guarantee” tor, met with Evallne Pentland, Cavagnapol Jn. 29 Center street; “Most Severe Winds" expected to attend the first an the winning tally in 6-5 victory uled last night was \^shed off the and Hal Newhouser will carry the I set as the law date. held the second Friday of each Emilv Kissman, Gertrude Llddon The weather bureau said that 12-3, .800; Passeau, Chicago, 17-6, 3 Vi games back of Chicago. . Opening Football Game, month If anyone is Interested in jobs for all. or merely strive to Mrs. Edna Keating, 107 Hamlin nual affair of the Softball League. over "Cleveland. map when rain drenched the play ,.739. pitching load for Detroit with pos College Season Opens Bishop Budinng, Here Sunday ward that goal. and Emily Smith, at the home rf street; Mrs. E ^ y n Soucy, 396 "most severe winds" will prevail , The Cubs had glveh the Birds Chester vs. Bristol High, 2:20 Bishop Frederick Budllng will attending future iVieetln.gs, please, Jack Miller, Browns;—Victim of ing field. • \- \ American League sibly some unexpected help from New York, Sept. 15^(/P;—The A fast look at other Congres Mary Reilly, Girl Scout Commis Woodland street; ênry Wlttke. over , the keys, and that winds al / Dick Fowler’s no-hit . effort, he aji 'opehing by splitting two with Nebo Field. I confirm a cla.ss of candidates at ca'I Manchester .5638. Mayberry' Village with Jack These two teams wilh attempt Batting — Boudreau, Cleveland, ex-Dischargee Tommy Bridges. football season opens on a nation the PhiUles, bowing to Hugh Mul sional news: sioner, where plans were formu 9 Bank street; Fra\cis Levine, 5 ready had begun to Increase along bounced bark.in his next start to settle their superiority W e r the Foxx New Braves Manager ■ wide basts today with Michigan St. John’s Episcopal Church Siin- The committee wa.s composed' lated for an intensive training for HIH, Yutcfl Cowles and Pat An- .306; Cucclnello, Chicago, .305. cahy, 4-3, but evening matters. The Senate’s investigation of the Waddell road. the southeast coast of Florida and with a five-hit, 4-1, triumph over other Monday night at BVclock Runs — Stimweiss, New York. Rumors circulating from Boston meeting Great Lakes in the big fday and will al.so preach the Ser- of: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- new intermediate Girl Scout lead the island chain. niello in their lineup will face the Comb, co-president.s: Mr. and Mrs. Pan-American highway will be re Admitted today; Mrs. Marjorie Boston. at the North End diamond/ The. 96; Stephens, St Louis. 81. have Jimmy Foj« former Ameri game of the day. I mon. 'The service to which the sumed Sept. 26 . . . ers. The first training session will Vlttner, 281 Spruce street: Natalie They will continue to increase West Hartford All-Stars tomor I public is invited will be at .1 p. m. George Helm, co-vice presidents: row a ^ m o o n at the North End Hugh Mulcahy. PhiUles. and winner will be officially crowned Runs Batted In—Etten, New can League home-firn' ItitleT ‘ and Fully 30,000 are expected at Ann A House committee will start be held on Friday, Sept. 21, at St. Ruslnin. i37 Birch street; ^ a rg a r- over southern Florida as the core league champions for the 1945 Ma now with thq futile Philadelphia Arbor to watch Lt. Paul Brown’s Oppose County Building Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Adams, co- Mpry’s parish house on Church diamoni^ at 3 o'clock. Claude Passeau,. Cubs — Mulcahy York. 95; York. Detroit. 86. hosnltality; Mr. and Mrs. William hearings next week on the size of et JarvlS; 502 Adams street/. of. the storm approaches, and will earned his first decision since his son. \ Hits — Stimweiss. New York, Phillies of the 2âtional as the 1946 inexperienced. Bluejackets meet a ACTS SO BIG Tolland County iegisljitor.s with the poiitwar navy . . . street. Discharged yesterdays Mrs. B ar reach hurricane force from Fort N eed Blaufuas, secretary and treasurer. Army discharge in the 4-3 opener: It was hoped to have the winy 171; Moses, Chicago, 161. manager of toe Boston Braves. It favored Wolverine eleven which COSTS I Senator Eugene Latimer of South The Senate has , approved-,-and Active. leaders desiring a re bara Emerich and . daughter, 21 Lauderdale ‘ and Naples southward 1 Mac McGuire who hurled; With Coventry as chairman met Friday Passeau blanked, the N ^ ils with ner before the annual league ban Doubles— Moses, Chicago; and has been reported that several of has eight of its lettermen back i sent to the House—a bill-to give view Will be welcome as well as'all Salem road; Mrs. .Rtatia Putz an4 this afternoon, the advisory said. the Aircraft in league play will quet that will take place tonight the Braves most important stock SO LITT U night in Superior Court room and adults interested in Girl Scouts. four blo\vs, 6-0, in the second tilt. inks, Washington, 31. from last year. permanent five-star rank to Amer daughter, Rock.vllle; Mrs. Charles'^ ^ •"1110 center is expected to be on the mound for the Mayberry Augie Galan and Hal “ Gregg, as the champs were slated to be Triples—Stimweiss. New York,. holders are among the thousands Rochester, with two victories al- | by a vote of 11 to 7 voted against Strikes Sweeping ica's seven top admirals and gen There is a dire need for adult Chester and Son. Putnam. Cohn.; ch the keys by early this aft- / ten while one of the standout toss- X purchasing the present Elks Home Dodgers—Galan drove In foui^runs honored guests as a teanq. The ba^ 20XMo8es, Chicago. 15. - of admirers who are on the Foxx ready, plays host to Oberlin in the - $9.60 N ew erals . leadership in Manchester: At pres Mrs. John Kasulki, 8 Middle ’Turn oon after which a slow turn ers of the Eastern champion band wagon to bring Double X to aa a County Building. The ma- with threb singles in the opemng quet is being held at an early date me Runs—Stephens, St. Louis, top eastern tilt. . . I The reaction of most Congress ent there are three intermediate pike, vyest; Mrs. John Dube, 262 to northward is probable,” Chief Groton Na'vy team will hurl for due to the departure of several Boston next year. UP Ijority felt that the cost of building Entire Nation troops without leaiders. The young 7-3 verdict over the Cardinals/ 22; 'rbrk and Cullenblne, Detroit, The southwest features Baylor men to the Japanese to "forget Oak street; Mrs. Murlal McLean, Forecaster/Grady Norton pre the All-Stars. Gregg made.it a clean sweep with 'league players into the armed •17. The Braves during the early against toe Blackland Army Air | Big, pow erful [on an addition to the present Pearl Harbor” was: sters have been inquiring as to the 6 Pioneer circle; Mra Elizabeth dicted. / . f o r ^ this coming week. Mean- stages of the season played good UTILITY b a l- atructure for a court-room would a six-hit, 6-1 job in the finale. ■Stnlei/Bases—Myatt, Washing squad in a night contest at Waco, | Brakes^ (f'entlnned From Page One) No, thanks. date of their first meeting.' We PettlnglU, 43 Broad street ' Before dawir most residents of Art Pongratz who handled the Johnny Rucker, Giants—Doubled whilrStolIe and Gamble and War ball and a/ter Mort Cooper was .lery ■ gives you be considerable, and, ithe up-keep want to be able to give them a ton. 31; Case, ./Washinôn, 30. . Tex., and toe Pacific Ck>aat offers ' tnckstopplng duties for the Ham home two runs in New York’s sev ren and-ârvis will have'■'to share Pitching'' — Muncrief, St. Louis, purchased the team started to m ore, faster [o f the property w’ould be too great definite afflfmatlve reply to these the Fresno State-Califomia En- , ■tarts for your 30 per. cent wage increases ilton Props In the Twilight League enth inning spurt to down the the spotirgbt and await their final 12-3, .800; Newhouser, Detroit, climb and then but of a clear sky gagel an Luis Obispo. | [an expense; A budget of .526.000 Asks Baldwin Inquiries but unless we find new ■and the WiUimantic Elks will game. ■kidded and today the team rests money. Buick . . . . . I for the year 1!M.’)-16 was adopted, throughout . the. industry with « Reds, 7-5. 22-8, .733. Other scheduled games include: ; strikes as the, weapon to get them. leaders we cannot help them. [payable June 1. 1946. If you have not done so aa yet, EAT THE BEST AJ REYMANDER’ S Rensselaer vs. Middlebury at Mid- i 7 " Chevrolet .... At the same time the Interna To Intercede call Mrs. Elsie Bro'wn, 8417, and diebury, Oono.j Coas^ Guard Acad- | 58th .\nnlversarv tional executive board of the UAW Rib Roast of Beef NICHOLS-BRISTOL, volunteer your services. emy vs. lu fta at Medford, Maas.; { Chrysler 6 . . , 'nie -Gesang and Declamation held a “trial” of officers of De I I Club (Maple , Grove) will ob.serye Steaks Native Broilers The Story of fhe Atom No, ll:>^Busy S c ie n tists -^ n d Spies Newport"'.Torpedo Squadroq, vs. INC. 7 troit Loc^l. 174. W'hlch for more (CoDUnned From Page fine) Worcester Tech at Worcester, De Soto . . . .H llta 58th ar.niversarv tonight at than three weeks has carried on Fried Oysters [8:30 at the club. There will be Mas^M and Urslnus vs. Swarto- 155 Center 8t. Phone 1047 a strike' at the Kelsey-Hayes governor had agreed to urge Dr. ^— i S F more at Swartoraore, Pa. Dodge .....j I entertainment and dancing and a \\'heel (Company. The 4,500 on George Taylor, national chairman LOADS OF FUN — DINE AND DANCE TONIGHTI I buffet lunch will be served. strike caused a curtailment of of the WLB, to. expedite a deci Ford • • • . . . • Ball Game Sunday * production at the "Ford Company sion in the dispute over overtime , - Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer The ' Rockville Girls Softball last week and the layoff of 30,000 bonus pay for swing shift wotk- ALL ■A^JI Hudson 6 . . .1 I team will play the Whalercttes of workers because of lack of cer ers. I.New London at 3 p. ni. Sunday at tain' supplies. A similar request w as. made of We Give I the Rec 'Field. Last Sunday the MAKES Resmtander^s RMtaurant Nash ...... Mayors'Thomas S. Monagan of 35-37 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3922 [local girls defeated the Whaler- Waterbury, Wllliani A. Patten of Olds 6 .... .1 ettea in a game played at New Public Records TorHngton and Thomas J.' Nelli- RADIOS .S & H Green Stamps London. t. ' gan of Ansonia. Patten said he Miss Joan Henry With Every Purchase of Packard 6 . . . ( . .. Warrantee Deeds ■would- comply, Monagan Indicated- Repaired ( Acrocatic Instructor At Iva' X Watkins to William B. he would do likewise when the MapvMMWMwsA I Plymouth . . . • [Death Taês Roulstone, Jr., Lot 25. 'in Lake- Driscoll request reached him offi Shell Gas and Oil Pontiac . . . . .1 wood Circle. cially and Nelligan was unable to Reasonably A GOOD PLACE TO Samuel Eddy Margaret Donahue to Mildred he reached for comment since be Miss Jeanne’s Studio ''ludebaker . . I S. Dougan, property located at the bad left Ansonia for a vacation. I Tubes Tested DROP INTO THIS EVENINGI Tires -^Tubes and comer of Laurel and Chestnut Driscoll has reported that the TOootlniied Frnin P « | » O ^ ) streets. strikers, members of. the Mine, PiwttMx induds- :|IHU ^ d Stoettej' :-Large .Stock. /.the...-:îailGe-.-.-.,-— ..■ -■Biftenes- ^ 4 wheels and disregarded two rtquests t o ' re lufACture of lime., and was In that Realty 'Company, property located Miss Joan, who is only 14 years of agre, has studied with I business for a long period. He. at the comer o f Hartford road and turn'to w.QTlc pending a WLB de Parts 1k ^Goodyear - Gobdrich - Arm8trdn|f Leave your car la IwM first elected to the Tleneral, Bridge street. cision./ i • THE FINEST IN FOOD! outstandingr instructors of this field in various p a i^ of momina and êk it g l-Asspmbly In 1880 and served as William F. Johnson to William The strike has jeopardized the Connecticut. Miss Joan, while teaching, illnstratci' each Iclerk of the House; 1889-1891. Ho <1) The discovery of plutonium was (2) Along with the scientists, spies under the flirection Of Dr. Vannecar miles w'est of Knoxville, Tenn., and th^ N the ereniiig. (j. Finney, property located on conUnued employmfent of soihe trick herself, making the' trick easier to understand. city of Oak Ridge, was built and oper Recapping 'I |was clerk of the Senate in 1897 , Earl street.- 8,0()0 other American Brass Com of great importance. Like U-235 it htd been busy at work, i It was heard Bush, head of the office of--Scientiflc Mira Joan teaches breath-taking pedestal routing as Research and Development. In June. a te by the govemmeat, to accommo He was president of the North Conservator's Deed pany workers, but Board Chal^ EXTRA SPECIAL TONIGHT! could be made to explode by atomic that a huge nitrate plant at Rjukan, OPEN 7:Sb TO aan Water Company, a member well as the familiar fioor work. Norway, was being used by the Nazis 1942, when the work reached the date the workers at, the plant. They Estate of J9hn L. Neron to John man Clark S. Judd last night de fission. Furthermore, unlike U-235, to make heavy water, perhaps foe the manufacturing stage, the War Depart- lived in modern dwellings and were 'a State'Republican committee R., Allen, prope'fty>' located on nied reports that the management it could be separated from , the other provided with ample recreational facili-^ 1894 to 1902, chairman of the Hartford road and Bridge stmet. was. trying to reach a decision as Turkey .Chicken Roost Pork Acrobatic Clara is on Saturday Aftenioons, 3:30 to 4 :30. production of the atomic bomb. In . ment turned complete control over to forms of uranium, U-234 and U-238 February, 1943, a group of allied para Major General Leslie R. Groves;. ties. The otlier plant w u bn a govern |Kerth Canaan Board of Education . l « u e to whether it evould be necessary Private Appointraoits WiD Be Made for After School ment reservation of 430,000 acres, in ’ tifh years, a trustee of the Faj^r- BS9-841 with comparative ease. The discovery chute troops and Norwegian under Cost of the project amounted to Jack Roan 'Mildred'Dougan to Margaret to lay these men off by the first MAIN 8 9 and Saturday Afternoons. >f plutonium w fs a luclcy) find in the ground blasted the plant in a bold an isolated area, 15 miles northwest of 1 State hospital, president of Donahue and two others, lease of of next W’eek if the casting shope *2,000,000,000 lip to July 1. 1945. Pasco, Wash., where 17,000 workers and Cor. Main St. and Middle Turnpike Robert. C. Geer hospital-"at lays when every minute counted. To raid. The plant was rebuilt and was Knmiii house kt Chestnut, and Laurel still were idle. Charter Oak Taverii' their families were brought in. Strictest aan and a me)nber of Psi Up- I Open Thursday Until 9 P. M. For Further Information M'ss Henry Can Be Reached .\t make plutonium, the scientists , im bombed out 'of existence again by (4) The federal government started . Save .\s You Spend streets from Sept. 1 for a monthly "We’ll -cross our bridges when Super-fortresses. 'erection of two plants to manufacture - secrecy was maintained. -80 OAKLAlfO l the Hartford Chib and the rental of $42 as long as any -of the we come t o . them,’ll the official Cloeed Satorday At 6:30 P. M. 120 CHARTER OAK ST. “TELEPHONE 3838 Mira Jeanne’s Studio by Phoning 8860 bedded small pieces of uranium in With S & H Gteen Stamps graphite, to slow down neutrons that (3) The scientific research on atomic atomic-iMnibS in December, 1942. One PBO NBff P filu&JJtow mfoUoêii wmava. I ■ ‘ ' u sssss OB were used to attack iCv' . i ig the United. Btatra had taMh. w u lecated on 5M acru of land. 18^ Ifowdui; fapuiueau ig tte sluraWi — w-eeUa^âpiMpi

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H *ln Ttfd—Kemnie > ' A rii-les for Srile 4,'i H usehr'rf G«H*ds .M .Autumobneh mr. Sale 4 Bui^ness ScrvUes Offered I ’l IlDu.schold .Services * rOONKKVitJ.K FOl.KS HI FON'I AINF FUl >- Offered 13 A U’O.MA.N FOR housework 1 or 2 FOR SALE One secondMiHiid VADLE TOP •.'.•hite enamel 4 burn- 1942 PONTIAC sedan cOupe, 1942 dUARANTELK RADIO Xervicc, mornings a week. 48 Brookflcld soda fountain.-C^ld be made into.. ®r gas range $25; Parlor heaters*^ Classified Plymouth deluxe sedan, 1941 Complete cleaning and chcck-up WLNDQWS Washed, st> for > ..... , burners of all makes and kinds I.ow a.s $99, Devinfy-^’ompany WANTED Ail around exnerlenc- TOR SALE . SLiV'TE flagging, soldiers or police or - something. dren, in Africa there are six mil street, open ’till 10. Call 5191. cleaned and adjusted 10 years’ Post Offire Box lOpT, or Water- Mach'*'t*rv ind Tools .‘»2 bungalow, 2 large porches, prl-V- revolutionize civilization!” first robin were heralds of spring. at applauding. the issuance of a duplicate book ed . baker Apply Davis Bakery, various colors ..for stepping ate privllages'-tp .Coventry Lake, Men we know, or you know, Ken. When—ah, me. ”I’m bored from listening so lion square miles where little boys therefor. experience. Tel 2-17.31, 44 Main hurv 3-381.6. Main street. stones, terraces and walks Green, USED .POWER take off potato Hurry!” much,” he began, "and I’m too and girls have no Sunday school. Q * s/0 T , _ 11 street. $2,500. Also one large lot near "This ctm be, yoiir desk. It’s by Something of her intensity must Now, what should we all strive to Motorcycles-M^JcycIfs grey, purple;' 'Va'Hgated blocks!' . diggers. Disc harrows, lime lake on Main road $200. Mortgage a window. . . . Your typewriter Teacher—Who can tell me what tired to do my stuff. Any one who jST—Wrist wstch. Initials L.V.- ______i.,------Richard lewis’. 56 Ardmore road. Spreaders, Fordson parts, milking have slid over the wire to him. the former ruler of Russia was would like to know whkt I would save money for?- 1 J.B. 18-25-42. Vicinity of N<^th BOOKKEEPING and Accounting RotiKng—Repairing 17-A Situations Wanted— arranged. M. J. Cusick. Beaver needs a new ribbon. . . . Your Ken 'Palmer became serious, as Chorus of C!!heiprj’ Voices—To go E l l T I S T records kept weekly. Balanced Manchester Phone 7191. machines. Dublin "Tractor Com Trail, off Dalev road, ’telephone notebook can rest on the desk called? have said if I had been first' on Bnd Atlantic and Paciflc. Call BOY’S BICYCLE Iârge irixe Uke EXPERT RKPAIR.S of shingles, Male 39 pany, Willimantic. one does with any emergency call. Class (in unison)—Chtar.'- the list, can read the speech; it’s to Africa! • \ 4977.. Reward, i- >liew, $207 Write Box J. monthly for Inoorne tax purposes, Willimantic 1021J2. • arm, thus. . . . 1 can lower your A minute latef Carolyn was back (4 cprtftdentlal notary public, Phohe si a tc'.’ compos! f ion and ’ tin roofs chair,, you are not as tall as I. . . . Teacher — Correct. And . what here all typewritten. Thanks!” Rehutiding' and repairing of Fuel and Feed 49-A FOR SALE — Power saw with near her employer. was his wife called? Jones sat down 4mid deafening Yoii can’t eat your cake and I LOST—-Certificate number 700368 3«27d^ys' or evenings. WAITED CARPENTER WORK stand. Also wheelbarrow. Phone FARMS—OPPORTUNITY. Large If 1 walk about as 1 dictate, don’t “It’s taken care of,” '' she an have it too. Wanted Autos— .chimneys and flashings. E. V. acreage, 50 tillable, excellent be distracted, please. . . . You- Class—Czarina. • applause. " for Urea. Finder please return to Coughlim 390 Wpocftand street CALL 8608. 5779. nounced. "They’ll be here before- Teacher — Correct. And what But you can give your word and Robert Gustafson, Box 142, Motorcycles 12 \FLOOK MACHINES house, all improvements. fine must weigh about 120 pounds, night.’) keep it. Phone 7707. SLAB WOOD for sale. $8 a load. herd. Milk check $50. Fair bam, don't you. Miss Tyler?” was the Czar’s children called? A man approached a policeman .Amston, Conn. FOft RENT ' I Call 2-0S74—8962. ’’That's fine. There’s your dic Timid Voice (after a pause) on a atreet corner: WAN’i'ED—WE NEED used cars ROOFING, ASBESTOS sidewalls i Dog^—Birds-—Pets 41 Kfus^cal Instruments 5.1 several epopa, fine orchard. It was Carolyn’s first chance to tation pad. A letter for Dr/’ P. and pai top prices Cash talks get In an answer. He had been Czardines. Man—Excuse me, officer, but [LOST—Blue leather wallet on Sanders and Pojishora. eavestrot^gh conductors. Nu- j FOR SALE—Slab wood, $15 cord. Sacrifice! Large acreage. New D. Hines, University Hall, Detroit. I’ve been waiting here for my Social Situations Main street, Thursday evening. and we have It Stop and get our •vbod ceilings and Interior waUs- Good hard wood. $18 cord. 69 tractor and equipment, large speaking in a monotone, getting "Dear Dr. Rnles: Miss^flormi offer , Col* Motors—4164. FOR SALE \J ‘UPPIES for pets FOR SALE—UPRIGHT PIANd*^ her settled with meticulous atten A small South Carolina town wife for more than half an hour. ^40ontalning sum of money. Finder McGILL-CONVERSR. INC. Wood ^hlHoUng. general repair Charter Oak atreet. Tel. 2-0.541. barn, artesian well, house all Im and I hasten to report ,that the newspaper recently published the Would you be kind enough to or The Situation:. You'are glvi'hg a . please call 7421. $5 each. Call )608. Call 5779. provements. Large coop. Milk tion to details. experiment was a complete suc bridge party and. at the last min •y. •> 4 * MORE MONEY FOR your car 645 Main St.______Tel. 6887 ing Free e.stimate. Time pay "Only 118,” she corrected. Then followihg advertisement: der me to move On ? ^ than It’s worth right now. Brun. ments. Louis Lavigne, Manches BEAGLfc PUPPIES. A.K.C. Hand check $600. cess. Of course, I shall withhold !‘FOR SALE: Baker’s business; ute, on* of the guests telephones 1ST —Lady’s Elgin watch. Ini- OIL BURNERS serviced and re Garde- -*ârm—Dairy Good buy, fair acreage, beautiful added, halt anijsed, "Must I pass details until adequate tests can to say she can’t come because she ner’s, 80 Oakland street Tel, 5191 ter Roofing Call 3-1428. some’ l)unter.s, from finest blood Wanted—To Bu> 58 a physical test, too?” good trade; large oven; present An American pugilist and his I L. M. S. Please return to 72 Open 7 a. m. to 10 p. m.. also placed. Warm air furnaces.^ re lines. Bayberry lOmnels, J. Lea Products 50 location, good house all Improve be run. Anything , but absolute owner been in it for seven years manager had just returned (coin a hai.s a bad cold and is afraid she Birch street. Reward. paired and replaced For full In ROOFTNC — .SPECIALIZING^ YOU CAN still get a good price ments, fair barn, $6,500. ”Oh, no! I—I was just noting secrecy would be deva.stating now. mky give' it to the other guests. Sund.ays. vitt, Mountain road\Glastonbury. bow becoming your tailored suit is. exactly!” successful visit to Europe, and the formation call Van' Camp Brosx repairing roofs of all kinds, also FOR SALE—Peppers, large and ■f0t‘'"j'OUr paper and rags. Call Manchester — Residential area, Also, there has been no time to usual crowd of reporters met them W'rong Way: Urge her to come A : 15 yeara’ experience! Tel. 5244, .Manchester 6196. .sweet for frying. Also tomatoes. I am sensitive to all aorta of phe prepare the necessary shields. It ■'Oew roofs No Job too small or 5879: Wm. Ostrinsky, 182 BuMell good 6-7-8 room houses. An Arkansas man and his wife at the pier: anyway. M -r V'-; S'”—MAN’S wriatwatch, leath Business Services Offered 13 Free inspection.**! large Good work, fair price. .Free Call at 214 Gardner street. street. Coventry—•-New 5-room house, all nomena. It is unimportant at the happened only . this aftemoonv Right Wa.v: Tell her you are er strap. Reward. Phone 4527. moment. Immediately, we must were sitting outside their house Manages—Well, boys. Spike had estimMcs Call Howley Manches FOR SALE—S.MALL PUfPY, $5. Improvements, artesian well, gar Measure of th e / radiation ia im a wonderful time in Europe. He sorry; ,a!nd then get someone else REPAIRS ON washers, vacuums, SHEET METAL WORK hot air FOR SALE — Apples, McIntosh. WANTED—OLD-fashloned music age. lake privileges. $5,000. - hire a guard. .Men, with guns. I possible today/but lead plates can when a funeral procession passed. to fill in for her. You' have no 3UND —Female fawn colored beaters, irons or what have you. fumaee repairing. New hot air ter .5.361. Telephone 5819. have no idea where to get them!” The man was comfortably seated was introduced to all the big Now ready at $1.25 a basket. Call box. State price, size, condition. New 4-room, year around cottage, be arranged /within a week. In knobs like Lord Harry Preston, right to expo.se your other guests ! dog with black and white mark Pick-up and deliver. The Friendly and air conditioning furnaces In 2.COLLIE pups, 8 weeks old\^pedl- 8116 or L. Bunce, 529 West Cen Box G. .-lerald. some improvements. $2,800. Carolyn looked her surprise. She an.v event there ia grave danger in a chair that was tilted back to to a cold, even if you aren’t afraid ings. Call 2-1519 or 8 Hendee Fix-It ■ Shop, 718 .North Main. stalled. Eaves trough and, con .Movinc—'^rucking— noted that he was gazing off now, wards the street, his feet on the Sir Derby, the Oil of Westmore greed, Rea.sonable. Seitz, High ter atreet. Cottages — Several large shore at this sta^’o. as you will realize. land anid the Dock of Lonsdale; of catching it yourself. road. Vicinity of Woodridge De-. Telephone 4777, W. Burnett. ductor repairing. Norman Bentz, Storajf*; 20 street. South Coventry. l^lli- WANTED —Small cheat of draw front cottages, nicely furnished, frowning. Something inside her Leana Sormi knows every step sill of an open.window: velopment. 8966 ORDER SEED corn how at ers. State price and condition. told her to take the initiative; here I have taken, so that if anything of>old man Williams. Reckon its met ’em all, didn’t you. Spike ? LIGHT TRUCKING, ashes marltic n0.W3. all-electric, fireplace, boat, extra- of old wan Willlants. Reckon -its Spike—Yeah, I don’t reTnember LOCAL* .MOVING and' trucking. Wards. Choose from Wards own Box B, Herald. equipment. Fine location; maybe, was her chance to make should, happen to me before I Shuckfl BY. EDGAR MARl'lN 3UND—Mongrel French Poodle rubbish removed reasonable WANTED—ALL KINDS ..f elec Inquire 28 Foley s*reet>\ Phone P'OR SALE — English setter, Ward-Hvbrld or almost 30 State good with him at once! An excep can have detailed . reports made the biggest funeral seen in these who 1 met, but I know I licked BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES in vicinity of Porter street. 3661. tric wiring and repairing. Any Columbia—New year around. 6- tional job, wifh exceptional pay parts for a while, ain’t it. Becky?' ’em all! ' 6718. ■;. years old, price $25. Call after Certified numbers. There's one for room home, near lake, extra fea .out, jhen—” -tVvW *100 tAtNKi fsvv ■ytetzoSICfXCT ISHU6K1 [Phone 7076. ’ size Job, given prompt attention 5:30 p. m. Mrs. Alice Dwyer. 19 your farm, accurately graded, Rooms Without Board 59 the advertisement had said.^ Well, ' WifS-/ A purty good-sized one. rtKW^KJt'D VV5 W»it REFRIGERATION SERVICE Call 3975 before 7 p. m. AUSnN A flHAMBLRS Corft- tures, nicely landscaped, all Im it meant she had to use her head; Bud. Sergeant—Girls want a lot now 'bOa\ chaster Plumbing and Supply bask«L Pick your Own and fum- Suburban for Sale 75 where—? terrupted again by a knock on the 6CZVJ’ I Company, 877 M. In street. 'Tele- REFRIGERATION CO. Manchester 7671. Painting—Papering 21 FOR SALE—Saddle horses, one Lsh containers. Dutton, Ash ”Oh. Why, any salary necessary. office door. Carolyn answered, FUNNY BUSINESS A FURNISHED room In a private You must understand that money WWR.‘.ViOi I phone 4425, . 37 Oak St. Phone:2-1226 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION spotted saddle mare, one Tennes Swamp , Road, near Diamond home, on bus liiie. Telephone 6803 glad of another moment of rest------jr PAINTING AND ■ Paperhnnging. see walker, one bhy horse. 22 De Lake, Glastonbury. COLUMBIA LAKE — All year is no object here now. Miss Tyler,! ”Ken!” she greeted a tall young PLUMBER, sieamlitter, pump he .SERVICE Good work. Reasonable rates. house. 6 rooms and bath. All mod We are amply financed. We have .LVKRIZED Peat or hurmts , Servicing All Makes of Commercial pot street, Biickland; FOR RENT — ROOM, private man. “You—you brought thi [raady to ba delivered any time. chanlc. Carl Nygrcn. 15 Sou*l Raymond Fi.;ke. Phone 3.384. home, suitable for 2 girla, couple. ern conveniences. Terms. Inquire, something of transcendent Impor He nodded. “Nearly $700 worth. street. Tel. 6497 ^.a-iand Domestic Refrigeration Hniiêhnld Goods Raymond Nute, Woodland Ter tance. All former requisites, all of Bgpecially recommended for to Frtnklln P. Llpp Wm. H. Brandt PAl.NTING—Interii r and exterior Near bath, kitchen privileges, And C. O D., If 1 may be so bold o bacco badA nurseries, lavyns, Poultry and Supplies 4-1 continuous hot water. Near bus. race, Columbia Lake. human thinking, must tie reorgan as to - ’’ f ,o RADIO REPAIRING. Pick-up X t e l e p h o n e 4762 ■Best of paint and workmanship. ' NEW ized so as to—” [ plants, etc. Telephone 6432 . serwice. Radios checkea at the Tel 2-1625—2-0296. Dr. Hale didn’t even hesitate. He 116 Keeney St. Manchester, Ct. Phone Ed\yard Prior 2-1003. FOR SALE—Fancy milk fed broil 3-ROOM OUTFIT "Goodnw! Then, no doubt, we just wrote a check an*! gave it to Gus Schaller, 352 Woodland home. Store open all day Man- ers and fryers, dressed and de $*238 [aareet. PAINTING Contractons. Interior Wanted—Râl E itate 77 can buy the necessary guns’. What Ken Palmer. Together the three eox T. m ■io.» 4 Wff. ffiR- chestbi Radio Service, 73 Birch GENERAL Land-scaplng. g.arden livered. Also strictly fresh eggs small depesit holds it—$4 weekly. Wanted to Rent 68 kind? And how many?!’ Went outside. Tw;elve men were street. Telephone 2-0840. and excavating. Telephone 7644 and exterior painting and paper from the Glenview Farm. Order Consists of • bedroom, living room WANTED— LIS’nNGS Of yOur hanging. Specializing in spray "Why a dozen men at least. On waitin.g, mostly young men of ex or 4998. nice mealy potatoes and apples and breakfast a t and additional RENT WANTED—Couple want 4 properties. We have the buyer*. all sides of the main laboratory cellent physiques. * Come In, Have a Chair BY V.T.HAHLOl OLD FLOORS SANDED palntinc. Mc'kinney A Fenn. Tele pieces. or 5 room rent, centrally located, ALLEY OOP HELP WANTED Laying and finishing. for delivery next month. Tel. For quick results call William yonder to see that aboslutely no "Happens the police department WALTER .SCHULTZ:,8’.. Congress phone 2-0106. Manchester. Hartford 8-0271. Can be purchased separately. One child. K. Beebe, 89 Laurel Gdodchlld, Office 15 Forest street, one even approaches the place keeps a waiting list,” Ken Paltrier WELL. AT least VEH. ME J. E. Jensen;- street. Aslies ar.c. rubbish remov A-L-B-E-R-T-S street. Town. Manchester 3898, 11-5 daily. Hart- WB should ALLEV.' ^ TOO.,. Tel. Willimantic 9928 evenings. PAINTING AND Paperhanging night or day.” explained. ' BE SAFE MV STARS, \ &EE MALE ed,. Local frucking. Tel. 2-1.588 FOR SALE.^ Pullets ready to lay. 43 Allyn street. Hartford ford 2-0779 evehings. •’Whew!” They stationed the guard at Dr. I I SUDPENL.V ajid wallpaper lohn P Stilllvan Also roasting chickens, live Branch of "It is extremely important. Miss here with Two Younjj Men for Labor WOOD CUTTING, plowing, re Phone 4260 WANTED 4-5-6 boom rent. Tele Hale’s direction. It took half an OUR Gar FEEL moval of trees, nls-., grading done. ALL^ APPLIANCES .serviced and weight. call at 214 Gardner Connecticut’s Largest Furniture ‘ Tyler!” hour more. Soon after 6 o’clock, rison OF p aiy * ' atory Control. High school Aime Latulippe, 758 Vernon repaired, burners, -efrlgeratpr-s. street. Store phone 2-0558. ”I don’t doubt it. *LeVme use though. Caroline and Robert Hale i CHINA BCVS ’ education advisable liut no ranges, washers, etc All vy'ork Special discounts and consideration the telephone.” atreet Tel. 507'i guaranteed. .Metro Service/’ Co Priviite Instructions 28 FOR SALE—4 months old pullets. WANTED a 3-4 room rent by a mvoUR were back in his ‘bfftee at die*' m axpeiienee needed. Good given to all members of t. s armed discharged service man and wife. tation again, which surprsied her. Tel. Man-'he.ster 2-0883. Hartford ULO(.;tTTION—A few lesspns often Also broilers. 290 ' Hackmatack forces and memliers of their tum- ^ H E A R IN G a id ] The distinguished scientist in- opportunity to learn and ad 7-966.3 street. Call 8069. Local people. No children. Fred Oddly enough, he appeared now vance. hcIp.sXhen you are newly