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^ (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS (ClaaaUM AdverUdag Oa Pags 12) MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1941 VOL. LX„ NO. 307
Champagne on Nose of Bomber
Britain Opens All-Out Nazis Destroy Three
Bomb Drive on Italy;
‘Red’ Army Divisions;
Claim Cruisers Sunk Rumanians Defeated ^
Italiann Southern Armies Now Reds Report Invaders Mlrchamren Bankcrs Told niT Urges Plans Three Industrial and Military Leave More Than 2500 Knocking at Gates of Victimn in Outers with Heaviest Donets Industrial Ba Nine-Hour Rallv PeOplc Dead on Field of Bat* F or S a fety Attack in Mcditerra- r\ e Possible Bomb Loads sin; 13,000 Red Pris tie; 300 Officers and nean; Wave After lo Defense From Bases in Brit* Men and Quantities of oners in Nazi Victory F or Miners i f ! Wave o f Plane* As ain and Insular Oties War Material Cap- , Northeast of Dniepero- sault Convoy; Sky I’rged to Take Leader From Mediterranean tured in Action Which Creat Gain$ in Produc- pe»*^vsk; Russians Fighting Is Fierce. Air Force Bases. Suffer Heavy Ixisses. ship to Point to Ac Still Is Continuing. tion for Defen$e Pos Rome, Sept. 29.—(yP)—In a tion Needed to Pre- London, Sept, 29.—(>P>— sible by Accident Berlin, Sept. 29.— (JP)— The Moscow, Sept. 29.—(/P)— sudden burst of violent air serve A merican IT ay. The R.A.F. has opened ai) all- The Red Army announced to Prevention Program. destruction of three Soviet and sea fighting, Italian tor out ofTensive againit Italy, divisions (about 45,000 men) day that it had routed two pedo planes have sunk three CTilcago, Sept. 29 -(F>—Ameri slanhing at her northern northeast of Dnieperope- Rumanian infantry brigades San Francisco, Sept, 29—AITt-- British cruisers and at least can bankers were urged today by dustrial and military centers trovsk in the lower Ukraine Burst of christening champsffbe on nose of new four-motored Halifax in fierce fighting on the James K. Richardson, safety di three merchantmen in a nine- Deane W. Malott, chancellor of the with the heaviest possible was officially claimed today, bomber makes splashy picture in England, but is bad news for Berlin southern front, and reported rector for The Climax Molybde and other long-range British raid objectives. hour attack on a Mediterra University of Kansas, to rally the bomb loads from and the official German news bases in the invaders had left more num Co., told American metal nean convoy and the British American people to the defense of Britain and insular agency observed that the cities than 2,500 dead on the field miners today that great gains have answered with an all- American Ideals. from Britain's Mediterranssit could be made in their efforts to Nazi southern armies now Speaking at the opening session of battle. Approximately 300 out bombing offensive against bases—an assault which informed Rumanian offlcera and men and Increase defense production were knocking at the gates of of Tbe American Bankers Assocla- Italy, the high command reported tion’a 67th annual convention, Mal quarters aald might be the atari quantities of war material, in through a carefully planned pro the Donets river industrial dis Six Persons Executed today. Wave after wave of Italian of a "bomb Italy out of the war" gram of Industrial accident pre trict. The communique announc ott asked: cluding 47 pieces of arUllery, were planes pounced on theJ ^ British con , “ Are the bankers. of America campaign. Four-motored Stir- - said to have been captured in the vention. ing a Nazi victory northeast of Richardson spoke at the open voy sailing eastward from Glbral-1 t^ in g the leadership that belongs lings which carry the heaviest action, which the Russians de Dnieperopetrovsk said 13,000 Red ing aeasior. of 'The American Min In Bohemia-Moravia 1 Ur Saturday, keeping up the.K. at-' . . . . ^ ability and cargoes of exploeivea of any air clared was still continuing. prisoners were in hand, according ' Uck on it despite fierce sky fight-' craft now in R.A.F. operation, ing Congreaa’ eighth annual metal to incomplete reports. community standing, to raUy Heavy Fighting In North mining convention, which has ing in which six BriUzb planes skimmed the Alps with a swaras Heavy fighting also waa report Caught la Swampy District Premier Under Arrest T m c k were shot flaming into tbe sea and (Contiimed On Page 'Twelve) of twin-motored Wellingtons last ed on the northern aectora of the (Continued On Pnge Two) It said the Russians were eight lUUan planes were lo*t, the night to smash at the northern farflung front throughout the caught In a swampy district and On Charges o f Pi’anit high oomnnand said. cities of GenoL Turin uid other night, where the Red Army was suffered heavy and bloody losses.- British Raid Eight Oties points. Raglng^rea were reported said to be more than holding its The high command also report itating Treason as Ger Concerns Hit The British, it said, raided four Eccles Urges left at Genoa. own against the German invaders. Clerk Found ed that strong formations of the cities on the lUIlan mslnland, Skirt TerriSe" Storm Announcement of the victory German Air Force attacked rail mans Clamp Down. four in Sicily and blasted at the The raiders skirted a ’’terrific" over the Rumanians In the south ways In the Donets basin and In Island of Rhodes and the North Some Control electrlr storm over . the Alps, followed Soviet claims of a series the Moscow area with good re Berlin, Sept. 29.—(/P)—Six By W alk ou t African coast last night, one of clear Mont Blanc by only about Stab Victim of Nairn! victories, which came as sults. persons have been executed tha.4noat intensive air raid Incur- 400 feet, according to the return Britlah and American missions The communique. Issued from ■toMHUM Italians have experi- ing airmen. got down to business In Moscow the headquarters at Adolf Hitler, in the protectorate of Bohe-' ]^Iygteriou8 Strike o f On Pay Rates nm ed with this thruat were &ced. on a long-term program of help In Hartford aald the German bombers also mia-Moravia, it was disclosed A special communique gave this week-end atacka by the RAJ*’, of ing the Russian war machine. scored hits on a Soviet cruiser authoritatively today, as Ger- T ru ck - score for the battle which, ItHMid. the Middle East at four cities ia Persistent Ruaslan counter-at around Kronatadt, the Soviet Ghairman o f Federal Re Sicily, the Island of Rhodes and the many enforc^ a rigid state ers A ffects Penrelt and churned the watera of the Mid- tacks were reported both on the Drivers Find Body of Naval base guarding Leningrad’s Mediterranean from 1 p. m. to A I African coast—thto accordiiig to approaches to Leningrad and in sea approaches. of civil emergency and held serve Board the Italians’ own acknowlodge- Glenney and Others. 10 p. m. Saturday with Italian lor- the central sector where the tank Employe at Cudahy Bombers also attacked "military the premier, Gen. Alois Elias, p ^ o planes striking repeatedly at cates Prompt E n a c t - nient. The trana-Alp assault was forces of German Gen. Heinz inatallatlona In Leningrad and the aircraft carrier, battleship, listed by the British as their 330U Guderian were said to have suf Plant; Discovered Moscow” last night, the communi under arrest ^on charges of Hartford, Sept. 29— —A mys- premeditating treason. (The cruisers and at least '10 destroyers ment of Prices Bill. raid of the war on Italy. fered a new blow after having In Ro^m Near Office. que added. teiioua strike of long distance guarding the Britlah convoy: Tbe Genoa-sttkekeni were quot been driven back from the direc -fOeeCh government In exile aald In Oetwaaa Pwslied Eastward truckers today tiefi ii)> major Sunk: Two heavy cruisers, one ed by the Air .Ministry Neers Sorv tion of Bryanak.'- Bulletin! Hartford, Sept. 29—(F)—John German soldiers were reporte «nly as ‘*V“ and “D” , in a Unk this morning in the plant at 14 Nazi gun^and planes strurii at the among those executed In the first such large operators as Consoli snMller units, a destroyer. the very syatoa that we wonM and other targets in western Ger- Hke to ees fiefentofi" la order naany, the Air Ministry announc and Infantry attack following up Hurlbut street, a victim of stab Red poww In the Baltic. German suppressive moves.) dated Motor Lines, Adley Express, Idewttfied as NeMew an artillery barrage. The Ger- DNB said new German opera The German public and foreign The radio Identified the battle to prevent InSatlen, enggested ed. wounds. Faiman Motor Lines. Seaboard today that a eentrnllnei labor mana auffered' heavy lossea. It tions were In progress on the eaat- correspondents in (Jermsny knew Freight Lines and I^rrett and ship as the 38,950-ton Nelson, one At Genoa, its communiquo said, The body was found by Henry of Britain's newest snd biggest ergnalratloa ho ereatod to bombs burst In Industrial arena aald, leaving 800 deiul. six tanks Lawrence and James Dolan, driv err front after completion of the no details of tbe developments in Glcnney, Inc. and other material among the de- encirclement Battle of Kiev, and the protectorate beyond the sn- capital ships up to tbe start of the work ent with the gnverameat and large fires were started along ers, when they reported for duty Declared “Outlaw Strike" a nation-wide eehednie of "pro- the water front. ' hria ot one village almie. about 5:30 this morning. semi-official quarters indicated houncement thst Reinhard Heyd- war. Pravda, the Communist party the German advance in the The operators declared the walk Two«of the merchantmen were vaUlag wages" tor the dnra- From these widespread bomber Police were Immediately notifled rlch, ace trouble shooter of the out was ”an outlaw strike," and newspaper, said the Germans re Okralne was apt alp.wed dowm de- German secret police, had Gener torpedoed by light Italian war vea. tion ef the emergeary. and Deputy Chief Thomas nJ. aaaserted they had been informed peatedly tried to mine the Black Hickey In charge of the Detectlv^ >ite the inteiudty of the Kiev al Ellas arrested end ordered the sel^ tbe communique said, one in (Caatianed On Faga Tea) Sea from the air in order to bot niggle. that the move did not have the the parrow pass between Sicily and Washington, Sept. 39. — {JP) — Bureau took personal charge of state of emergShey within 34 official sanction of Local 671, tle up the Red nav/a aouthern In Bucharest, Rumania, Gen. the African north coast, and the Marrlner S. Eccles, chairmsn ot the investigation, asaiated by De hours after taking over tbe poet Truck Drivers Union, AFL, which fleet but that minesweepers were tective S e i^ James A. Kennedy Virgil Economu of the Rumanian of Relch’e protector there Satur other off tbe Algerian coast.. The the Federal Reserve Board testi keeping shipping lanes clear and Army said German attacka aimed controls the over-tbe-m d drivers. two sunk by air-launched torpe and John McKiernan. day. Harold F. Galloway, secretary- fied today that wlwther wage and warships wers operating con a? lOuricov and on the rail center Rellevea Voa Neorath does ware aald to rhave gone down stantly. . Face And Body Bloody of Bryansk, 250 milea northwest treasurer of the union, could not between Sardinia and Tunisia and salary controU were included in Flashes ! Heydricb relieved 68-yeer-oId Sink Oennaa Cruiser The employes of the Cudahy of Kharkov, already were "in be reached to confirm this state to have aggregated 23,000 tona the administration's price ceiling (Lata BaUatlae #Mha (F) Wits) Baron Koiiatantin Von Neurath ment. The early-moining communique Company were imable to identify progress." He described Kharkov In the furioua air battles, the bill, Congress could not sllow them announced that Russian coastal the victim because of t^e blood and the whole Donets basin and who waa Hid to have asked for The operators professed they special communique acknowledged, Urges Departing Bridges spattered condition of the face and temporary leave becauM of U1 to rise Indiscriminately "and be and ship batteriea sank a German Don region as “directly threaten did not know what the strike was the eolonri commanding tbe Ital Washlagtea, Sept. 39.—(F) DS^i; cruiser and destroyer and dam body. It waa not until Detective ed." ^ health. about Some said they thought it ian 141. 'sJf53S35Q MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CON^- MONDAY, SI 2 9,1941 BIAMGHSn'EJt EVENliSG HERALD, BtANCHESTBB, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1941 i Sr liam H. Lavls was abetting a drive ray, who la a raaldent of New Bri Noted Woman Winning Entry in Camera Contest by John L. Lewis, president at the L ^on to Hear tain, la at tha atora today iliaklng Armed Vessels hours of work as the dafanaa needs United Mine Workers of Ahterlca ''om K ip p iir Store Qosed become more Intense. Describes Activities — final adjuatmenu. Eccles Urges Clerk Found and former chieftain of the Con Reports Tonight Aa a reault of tha action, tha em- “Busineas profit^ might show Golfer Slain Resume Work gress of Industrial OrganizsUons, B y S h eriff ployeea of Everybody'a Market, Plea Expected aome Increase la consequence of for a nationwide closed shop sys Services Here who have remained with the atore Some Control aUbilised prices of ravlr materials Of Local Tank Corps tem. and wages, coupled with expand Stab Victim ’‘Employers who have appeared TKe Dllworth-Comell Post, No. aa each manager came and went, (CoBttaoed from P>g« One) -108; American Legion, will hold are now unemployed. One of the ing output The reallsatioD of addi Marion Miley Killed and Controversies Keep Me bef(»'e the chairman,” Brldigea de Wm Begin at Sunset To* Everybody’s Morket Is On Pay Rates tional gains by stockholders can the front,'for ease of steering end clared, "report that he haa told ' its semi-monthly meeting this moat popular of theM, Mra. Finn, who claimed they could count on readily be prevented by means of In Hartford Sergeant McGann Ad* Her Mother Badly diators Busy in Other evening at the Legion Home on stated today that she haa been in turn quick montpulstlon. The them In private conferencea that morroir at Temple Attached; Writ Served enough votes In both House and the tax machinery.” holf-trsck Is a combat or scout they should agree to practically Leonard street at 8 o’clock. Com with the store for eleven years. Senate for any revision of the neu (ContlBned from Page One) dresses Letter to Herald Wounded in Hold*Up. Defense Sectors. mander Otto Heller win make a (Continued from Page One) car, and Is usually used in rougl- any terms, such as the closed shop, Beth Sholom. Saturday NighL trality act that Mr. Roosevelt From Louisiana; Like er terrsln than the scout cor, that Mr. Lewis proposes, os . only report on the County Meeting held might recommend. Those in this needed for defense and civilian Urges Plans Mias Some Meals Lexington, Ky., Sept. 29—(F)— By The Associated Press yesterday afternoon at Meriden. Held Under Bonds needs. room close to the office, on a pile through suwh acquiescence can Mr. Tom Klppur aervloea in TampI* Bvsrybody’s Market at the cor group argued that there waa no of soiled aprons and coats. A Real War. "You have to hand it to these Detective CSpt. Joe Harrii^isn said Birmingham steel mills at The Lewis be prevented from calling Other committee reports Includ reason to temporise with a piece He included attempts to settle B«th Shtdom win begin nt sunset, ner of Main and Park streets clos For Safety Borrowed Money Lnst Night boys, for. they have encountered today that police, Inveatigating the Tennessee (Joal, Iron and Railroad strikes and stopping defense ing the membership committee For Stabbing Man meal amendment of the law. labor disputes by the methods of Sergeant John R. McGann, with all sorte of hardships, that is, short hold-up slaying of Marion Miley, work.” tomorrow evening with tredltlonal will also be made. ed Its doors this morning after lockouts and strikes In the ’’Intol It waa learnel today that Me- (Jompany resumed production to many years of service to Manches The final decision in the matter Keough was about the streets Sun the Anti-tank Company of the of actual war. There have been 27 year old nationally famed golf The New Hompebire senator Kol Nldre services at 5:45 and ser Past Coronuuider Elmer Weden waa expected to be reached tomor erable” category. , For Miners plenty of sleepless nights, water er, and tha aerioua wounding of her day after CIO Steel Workers end asked that the personnel of the who Is chairman of the Air Raid ter residents. Deputy Sheriff H. Hartford, Sept 2S—UP>—Harold Next to procuring maximum day night. About 9:80 he was re 169th Regiment, on maneuvers In mon RabM Berthold Woythaler. Horwlts of New Britain served a row when the president confers a ported to have borrowed $5 from a less days, and many times the mother of the trlstocratlc Lexing ed a short-lived strike, but labor board be changed ”so that the ao~ Warning Service baa been In 'aaaar, 25, of 35 Putnam Helghta. production, he said, the most Im Louisiana, has written an Interest controversies kept mediators busy Seryleea will begin on Wednesday writ on the store’ late Saturday waa held in bonda of |5,000 by with legislative leaders. The (Conthmed from Page One) tavern keeper. This money was not “rolling kitchen” found it impos ton Oouhtry club, were "stumped” colled public representatives will structed to get his crews ready White House message on the neu portant economic aim of public ing letter to The Herald describing sible to locate the troops so that in their effort to bear down on two In other sectors of the defense pro be truly representative of public morning at 8:80 with forenoon for the testa which will be made evening, and the goods were at Judga Dunn in Police Court today policy at this time, la to dampen In hts pocket when his clothing was tached by Miner, Reed and Tullock trality act la look^ for about searched. the activities for several djaya In they could have their regular masked thieves who shot the wom duction front and not (JIO opinion.” servlcea called Ylskar, and sermon next month. The chairman asked for hearing on O ct 4 on a charge civilian demand for goods which brought 2,(X)0 leaders of the In the fleld. The letter follows: Settlement of the Birmingham m of that city. Wednesday or Thursday. meals. Mess Sgt. Frank DelBene, en and escaped with $135. 51aas Meeting Called by the Rabbi at 10:15 a. m. Min- that those who intended to volun of assault with Intent to commit can not be produced In sufficient dustry here to determine how Medical Examiner Perry T. Sept. 23, 1941. Sheriff Horwlts arrived at tho murder. their resources and productive ca- though has been on his toes night Harrigan called the crime "pro strike foIlowe<|^ soon after removal A moss meeting of hard cool teer to man the listening poets be Several legislative leaders were quantities. Hough performed an autopsy on E. Oberlln, La. bably the most sensations! murder of 500 Alabama State Guardsmen hah aervlces will be held at 3:30 store about seven-thirty Saturday, Vaaaar waa charged with having reported ready to recommend that paciUea can beat be applied to I.cKeough'a body this morning ».t and day and has made every world miners was called at Cooldale, Po., p. m. and Nellah servicea at 4:30 on band tonight so that definite but allowed business to go on as “We can not leave this to chance emergency needs. ’’Out here on maneuvers In ly effort to see that the troops had case” on record In the bluegress, from about company plants. Griev for this ofterno years Mr. Brainerd has played toe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1941 Troops End Pre^lebration Is Held Rally Day ucFon and led the choir and he PAGE n v er Food Costs Are leaves South Church regretfully to Stricter Bans W ar Gaines serve in his home church in Hart In Churches ford. Put on Jews had "open.y avowed . . . loyalty Virtually Certain Now He will be succMded next Sun ‘Dates Leaves’ Power Agency Launches Give Comfort to the quulitics of deceit, cruelty, State Firms ■K ' day by Thurston Noe, a well Daily Radio Programs ruthless siibjcgation of others," Dr. Men Turn from Tactics Special Children's Serv< known church and concert organ- Seymour said: Ut from New York City. Berlin Paper Predicts EM ten Stnaard Time Plan Started To Nazi Cause ' A re Deadly Menace id fo r r!iv l1 ln n n . include evaporated milk, dried To Scheduled World In toe evening meeting in South Huge Expansion Program Given W orK ' eggs knd milk, cheese, pork, com ices Yesterday; 300 in Possible Creation of “There Germans and, Italians ' ' Army and Navy and starch and canned fish. In these Series Strife. Church toe Hl-League and Ep- are those who, after the struggle lines buying for British account ia South Church Program worto League met together and Singer and Husband to is settled, are the ones with whom were addresaed by Albert E. Hol Ghetto as Next Step. Washington, Sept. 29—(A^—The •penditures which, by 1943, will be Yale President Raps De we must cooperate. Until such Contracts Announced To Ship to Britain likely to push prices forward con Federal Power Conuntasion dis siderably and may cause occasional Lake Charles, La., Sept. 29— (JPt More than 366 children as man, who took aa his subject, Louis-Nova Battle On Have Open House for running at $3,000,000,00 per featists and Isolation time and while they hold their “The Nature of God." Berlin, Sept. 29.—(flV-The priv closed today that it had launched month." present loyalties, they are a dead By War Department Exceeds Supply. local shortages, food executives —Louisiana began returning to sembled in toe Sanctuary of toe normalcy today after enjoying two At Nesafene Church ileges of Jews were further re Service Men and Girls. what it Intends to be toe largest In preparation for a year and a ists in America. ly menace." aay. Fortunately, however, we are South Methodist church yesterday Sunday School Ralley day was Radio at 10 Tonight electric power expansion ever un For Defense Items. i V riMU 0 «M «r M d Sola BeeUejr enjoying record supplies of milk, stricted today by a decree of the ' half, the commission's unprece- Stating that “whatever is neces weeks of simulated war in toe morning for a Rally Day service observed yesterday inhhe Church dertaken, with the announced ob ^ dented power expansion program sary to victory must be given” by butter, eggs and cheese. Transport Ministry, which the Ber Beverly Hills, Calif., Sept. 29— New Haven. Sept. 29 — — Ntw Tortc, 8*pt Brace Army's greatest field exercises, of toe Nazarene with an attend jective of' giving toe United States (IP) the United States to the Allies, Dr. Washington, Sept. 29—(IP)—Cost- Buying of other items such as and toe 400,000 troops on mS' and worship. Miss Hazel Driggs, lin newspaper Boersen Zeltung pre (/P)—Every other Sunday, Singer , was submitted to President Roose your budget for higher food coeta. ance of 193 adults and children New York. Sept. 29.—(/P)—The •10:30, NBC-Blue; 10:45, CBS-East; Jeanette MacDonald and her actor greater generating capacity than velt July 16. Since that time It President Charles Seymour of Yale Seymour foremost " a world com tracts announced by toe War Da- fruits, canned tomatoes and other neuvers turned from tactics to toe Mr. and Mrs. Okaries O. F. Tack superintendent of toe Young Peo at toe morning school services. dicted would be followed by mors all of Germany, Italy and the Axis- They are vlrtuany aa certain aa canned vegetables for ahlpment to stringent measures—possibly in annual campaign on behalf of the 11:30, MBS; 12:00, NBC, CBS. husband. Gene Raymond, are to had not been mentioned In govern- charged yesterday that American munity of one sort or another" at partment: scheduled strife between toe ple's department led the service The Rally Day service was in Community Mobilization for Hu I Talks—NBC-Blue 9. Radio Fo- occupied countries. the close of the present European Britain ia expected to center in Yankee and toe Dodgers. and toe singing of toe favorite cluding creation of a Ghetto. have open house at their Bel Air ; ment press releases. But inform isolationism was aii encourage Noble A Westbrook M ff. Cp,, charge of John Cargo, School man Needa geta under way in an mm, new time. Sen. Tom Connol home for 10 soldiers and sailors The projected expansion con ed quarters accepted toe earmark- ment to the Nazi cause. war. East Hartford, Conn., m arkl^ The demand for food for clvil- those items of which toe aupply la From Shreveport in toe north hymn of each department. Superintendent. The new decree forbids Jews to templates expenditure of more most plentiful. When demand tends Mlsa Jessie Dowling sang “The enter public conveyances of any all-network program in which ly on “Repeal toe Neutrality Act;"' and 10 young women. ; Ing of $150,000,000 by RFC for “The defeatists and the isolatton- “Nothing Is more clear than that machines, $3,6()0. iana, the Army and Navy and for west comer of toe state, where toe At the morning service Rev. President Roosevelt and Wendell CBS 11:15, MaJ. Gen. J. F. O'Ryan than $1,500,000,000 In private and the days of national self-surflciency ahlpment to Britain ia greater to puki prices up too sharply, it last four-day battle between toe Lord Is My Shepherd” ; Constance sort until all other passengers have They started their plan of “date ! Power Commission purposes as an Taylor A Penn Co., Hartford, , Mark Golden Wedding James Young, pastor preached on L. Willkle will make their first on post-war conditions, leaves," under the auspices of the public funds over a five-year pe Indication toe administration had have passed," he asserted. Conn., vertical miliina machtnas, 'M than the aupply. Unleaa atrong is expected that lend-lease buying Second and toe Third Annies end Kehler read toe scripture and toe subject, “I'll Dig Again," tak been accommodated, or to rtt riod. The Recon.structlon Finance will be temporarily soft-pedaled. down If Insufficient seats for non- joint broadcast. It takes place Fri NBC-Red—7:30 (west 10:30), ■ hung out a green light for the None fan Stand Alone $82,560. ocntrola are applied promptly, ed yesterday, to Lake Charles in Nancy Anderson led in prayer. en from Genesis 26:22. Corporation has made available “WWatevep*the outcome of this food experta aay there ia only one Meanwhile toe pace of civilian toe southwest, toe field soldiers Rev. W. Ralph Waid Jr., the Jews are available. day night at 10:30. “Native Land" Part II; 8, James . first phase of the program to get Mattatuck Mfg. Co., Waterbury, By Large Dinner Party At Emanuel Lutheran The half-hour, listed as ‘‘Mobi Melton concert; 9, I. Q. quiz; 9:30, $150,000,000 to get the program : under way. present war no single nation, not Conn., set-back pins, $13,350. direction for food prlcea to go. food purchases shows no signs of took it comparatively easy today. paator, addressed toe children on Officers and teachers of the Only recently all Jews were or going... That direction ia up—and up slackening. Chains, large retailers toe camera, taking hia camera dered to wear a large yellow star lizing for Human Needs," also will Brewster boy; 10, Gontehted con To Keep Producing Generators we ourselves, can stand alone, free, American Braaa Co., Watar- In Field For ■’ix Weeks Emanuel Lutheran Sunday school Raeentlal To Production secure, prosperous. We arc each oi Btaeply. and wholesalers report sales are They were under orders to stay with him into toe pulpit for a de of David on their clothing as a contain a special script by Ezra cert. The commission spokesman said bury. Conn., copper rod,’ $8,818. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. F. Tack and then came to Manchester. Mr. were installed yesterday at toe be Stone's Aldrich family and music CB.S—7:30 (west 10:30), Blon- A commlaslon spokesman aaid us vitally interested in each other. Western Cartridge Co., Win Katiag Selvea Into Shortagee running 20 per cent ahead of a in tents in woods and field until monstration of toe subject. ginning of toe Sunday school year. badge of Identification, and The the plan was designed to guaran the RFC money would be used to year ago with Increases of as much whose 50th wedding anniversary Tack -waa employed for 43 years “ We are toking pictures all toe Boersen Zeltung said this measure under direction of Jack Miller of dle; 8, Vox Pop; 8:30, Gay Nine keep equipment companies produc A world community, of one sort or chester Repeating Arms Com Amasing ar it may aeem in thia detailed march orders were issued at Talcott Brothers woolen mills, The teachers installed were: Su tee that the defenae effort shall another there will be." as 30 per cent in rural commun- returning them to home stations occurs on Thursday of this week, time, showing us the kind of per had re-opened the eyes of Ger the‘Kate Smith program. Tom K. ties; 9, Radio theater, Myma Loy ing generator units at full capac pany Div., New Haven, Conn,, traditional land of plenty, we are retiring hi 1935. He la now 76 perintendent, Erik W. Modean; never encounter a shortage of kilo The isstie to be faced, he said, shotguns, $130,587. eating ouraelvea into ahortagea of iUea. across toe southern states from were tendered a pre-celebration of sons wo are,” he said. He illustrat teachers Norma Johnson, Robert mans to "the Jewish question,” Smith, 1941 national chairman, al and William Powell: 10, Orson watts easential to the production ity. Orders by private companies years old and Mrs. Tack 72. Both so is to speak. Welles theater. dealt with the nature of this com Winslow Mfg. Co., Stamforf^ certain kinda of food. Number One the Atlantic coast to Texas. For toe event by their sons and daugh are members of toe Zion Lutheran ed toe thought from toe familiar Noren, O. Albert Pearson, Louise which it asserted “must be solvH of aluminum and other vital ma will be financed on a self-liquidat experience of Alice Greeman without sentimentality. NBC-Blue—7:30, Oncert and ing basts. munity's essential characteristic. Conn., dies, $1,950. item on thia liat of probable abort* six weeks toe 400,000 men have ters, in toe form of a dinner party church of this town, and Mrs. Johnson, Vivian Anderson, Mae terials. "On the one hand there is the agea, many food pxecutivea be. been constantly in the field. Palmer, one time president of “ For a large section of our peo Tonight's the night champion dance; 8:30, Tnie or False; 9:30, As presented to the President, Niles-Bement-Pond Co., Pratt Jb at toe Well Sweep in Andover Tack is a member of its Ladiea Kjellson, Ruth Kjellson, Marion He reported that commission ex of a community in which Whitney Div., West H aitfont- lieve, ia canned vegetablea. Generals Laud Furloughs were to be issued/ Aid society. Wellesley College, who, when Modean, Phyllia Noren, Gladys ple,'"'toe paper said, “it was a dis Joe Louis steps into the ring to For America W t Sing, new time; perts had computed that the Axis the program proposed to add 13,- Furthermore, the biggeat fac Saturday evening. The recreation talking to a group of children on agreeable surprise to see how defend his title against Lou Nova. 10:45, Ted Steele, new time. 888.000 kilowatts to the nation's he standards of international eon. Conn., parts for gages, $12,874; many of toe men. Special War De bam at toe popular suburban eat The sons and daughters, all bom McIntosh, Ruth Chambers, Elea powers, excluding Japan, would duct are those to which we have drill points, $3,250. tor in tbeae probable ahortagea ia partment regulations provide that In Talcottville, are Mrs. Victor La “How To Be Happy" gave three nor Berggren, Lois Gustafson, many of these unwanted contem MBS will have its regular micro MBS—7:30 (west 8:30), Lone have electric capacity in their own generating capacity. The present ing place with its colonial atmos' rules. First, learn aomething beau installed capacity Is 42,689,251 kil pledged loyalty in our priva ,e Lloyd A Arms, Philadelphia, Pa. not the increaaed flow of food to Army Efforts as many as SO per cent of a phere waa reaerved for toe largo Chappelle of tola town, Mra. Car- Ruth Elam, Esther Anderson, poraries still live among us, name phone hookup in action from the Ranger; 8:15, Sky Over Britain: nnd in conquered countries cap lives and as citizens. . . . Britain or to our own armed tiful every day; second, see some ly in certain quarters Of large cit- ’ Polo Grounds to give the details 9:15, Defense reporter, new time. owatts. In addition to the project (for manufacture at Henday Msu- command might be granted vaca party which numbered 54 and in- ' JlHaon of Groton, Mra. Albert Florence Pearson, Erland John able of generating 200,000,000,000 “On the other hand, there is the chine Co., Torrlnfton, Coon.),' foreea. It ia the bigger appetite tions. Soldiers can get IS days off thing beautiful each day and son, Ruth Johnson, Grace Benson, tes; how many good houses are oc from 10 o'clock. Don Dunphy and kilowatt hours in 1943, compared ed 13,888,000, there are now on or eluded children, grandchildren, i Koelach of Rockvlle, Mra. Clar- thirdly, do something for some vision of that which needa no de lathes, $4,548. of John Q. Public. Troops Given Assurance after six months of service. great grandchildren, relativea and Foley of Mancheator, Carl Clarence Wogman and Herman cupied by them at a time of home Bill Oonim, toe 1941 contribution What to expect Tuesday: with a total output of 145,000,000,- der 7,799,315 kilowatts of new ca one else every day. pacity. Thus, if the defense power finition: It ilea before our eyes in Stamford Rolling Mills Co„ Larger payroUa are being apent In toe last battle problem, the a few cloae frienda. Logs burning I Berlin, Conn, and Loula Johnson. shortage; with what a free and to fight-announcing teams, will The war—Morning; 8:00, NBC. 000 kilowatt hours in the United Czechoslovakia and Poland, Nor Springdale, Conn., cartridga br laviahly to aatiafy family appe- Deficiencies Will Be Third Army, commanded by Lieut. in toe great fireplace added to too i ^ack of Mancheater. There are 15 In toe morning service of wor Teachers of toe Sunday school easy way they go about the be on hand. CBS: 8:45, NBC-Red; 8:55, NBC- States last year. expansion was carried through on schedule the nation's installed ca way. Holland and Belgium, France. discs. $70,883. tltea. Wage increaaea have given Made G ood. Gen. Walter Krueger, crashed cheerfulneaa of the- acene. ' grandchildren and two great ship Dr. Ward preached on “I Be will attend a training session in streets as though they were alone Short-wave relays will be sup Blue; 9:00, CBS; 10:15, NBC- The commission program pro Yugoslavia, Greece.” American Braas Co., American mother more to apend at the through Second Army defenses at The cefiora uaed in decorating grandchildren. gin Again" using aa a text toe Portland tonight at 8 p. m. The there.” plied by WGEO nad WGEA, Sche Blue; 11:00, MBS. Afternoon: poses to raise the United States pacity in 1946 would total almost Metal Hose Branch, Waterbury, butcher*a, the baker*a and the Shreveport, culminating a 36-hour, toe tabla wete gold and white. words from Romans “As Christ speakers will be Rev. J. V. Nord- Berlin police, meanwhile, opened nectady, and WRUL. Boston, one 1:45, NBC; 2:00, MBS; 3:55, CBS. Jeanette Mac Donald kilowatt hour output in 1943 to 64.500.000 kilowatts. Conn., flexible conduit, $58,511. grocer’a. Fruit and vegetablea are With Second Army, Sept. 29 — 160-mile drive by toe Second Arm Waa Raised from toe death by gren, director of pariah education a city-wide drive against profi qf which is to be a Spanish de MBS; 4:55, NBC-Blue; 8:00, CBS; 214,000.000,000. A person of high authority In Foam Blamed For Pain In Nec-k Each lady present received a cor United Service Organizations, Yale A Towne Mfg. Co., Stam plentiful on tablea where once they (JP)—The 400,000 troops of toe Sec ored Division and the Second In sage of gold pompoms, and toe Germany Denies toe glory of toe Father, so we of toe Lutheran Auguatana Synod. teering re.staurant owners, closing scription. Should adverse weather 6:25. NBC-Red; 6:45, CBS. NBC- “This plan," the power agency the Power Commission said pri ford, Conh., power driven fust were a luxury. Retail grocera and fantry Division. live and move in a new sphere of several establishments perma bring a postponement, the broad Blue. yesterday. The 10 young service said, "Is today based on the neces vate utilities were “cooperating Prealdent CTiarles Sejmour Chicago—(A>)—The foam on the ond and toe Third Armies headed men boutonnieres * of the same life." men came from southern Califor transfer pum.ps, $.50,595. aupermarketa eatlmate that their OomlMit Planes Used flower. A feature on too head Befusea to Cooperate nently on charges of boosting food, cast will take place In accord NBC-Red—1:15 p. m.. Rhythmic sity of preparing for defense ex- splendidly" in toe program. glass of beer Charles Hkwes, 63. C. E. Prentice Mfg. C o., Naur Bales to individual famtliea have for their home stations today with Virtually all of toe 400 combat Any Peace Feelers “The new testament,” he said, beer and liquor prices. nia camps, and theliJ dates were ists.” the university head said in ordered was blamed for giving him table was the large, tiered wed ance. Rhapsodies; 3:30, Guiding Ught; hand-chosen by the deans of Britain, Conn., hook claspa, $2,- increaaed 20 to 40 per cent above praise from toe Army's two top- planes of toe supporting Air Task ding cake, decorated in white and "is a Gospel of a new start, en Philadelphia —(IP)— The Zoo Fines ranging from 2,000 to 18.- 6:30, Brad Reynolds, tenor. his matriculation sermon, "most of a pain in the neck. Hawes follow 619. the aame period a year_ago. Force kept bombing opposing Sec abling lu to keep alive in a tried hard to put on a nice birth 000 marks (nominally $800 to $7,- women of toe University of South two agreed to apln five minutes them honest, I believe, and some ed hia usual custom of pouring salt ranking generals ringing in their gold, and surmounted with an Berlin, Sept. 29—UP)—A cate- It is this fight, augmented by CBS—3, Of Men and Books, new ern California and the University Stanley Works, New Britain, In the face of greatly expanded ears and assurance that “deficien ond Army divisions to prevent an arch of white with toe figures "50” changing world; to start again day anniversary party for ^ m - 000) were imposed upon offenders. toe World Series, which caused time; 4:45, Religious Ekiucatlon Anti-War Rally each on Mrs. Walker’s 125-year- of whom should be intelligent, in his beer and then took a big Conn., clasps, slides and web s t r ^ demand, food production haa not effective counter-attack. go'lc denial of any attempts any after tragedy strikes; to make a boo, its 435-pound gorilla whose of California at Los Angeles. old wheel, and Mra. Walker, spin bring such comfort to the Nazi draw at the glass- and choked. cies in material will be made wreathed in gold. The menu of where at peace feelers or peace Amos and Andy (Freeman Gosden week. Gov. H. E. Stassen; 5:45, Swim In Couple’s Pool loops, $5,140. abown correaponding Increaaea. good." After two weeks of- strenuous delicious food, with chicken aa the new beginning after moral fail 15 years in captivity ia toe longest • Airmen Reach Britain ning 24 yards of yam to 16 for cause that they alone of Americans After physicians at the Little Connecticut Telephone A Elac. Thia year's crops v/ere already negotiations by Germany was is ure; to keep hope eternally alive and Charles Correll) to transfer Ben Bemle. The co-eds and cadets swam In Planned Tonight Gen. George C. Marshall, chief day and night tasks, including ev piece de resistance, was enjoyed recorded sojourn behind bars of A British Port, Sept. 29.—(IP)— toe scene of their CBS activities NBC-Blue — 12:30, Farm and Mrs. Young, won. achieve the triumph of being quot Company of Mary hospital extri Corp., Meriden, Conn., telephona p lan ts before important price ad erything but the danger and strain sued today by authorized sources In our hearts.” any gorilla. But Bamboo refused toe movie couple's pool, enjoyed ed in Berlin." cated the top of the aalt shaker, of staff, in a congratulatory mes to the full by all. Detachments of Canadian, Aus from Hollywood to New York, to Home hour, cotton-picking contest: a steak barbecue in toe afternoon, equipment, $71,500, handsets, $S,« vances occurred. The atimulua of Imposed by shot and shell, the in response to rumors that Ger It was annotmeed with deep re to cooperate. He wrecked a Glass in fibrous form is being Declaring that America could Hawes explained the accident; "I 721. sage to toe troops for "a grand Given Gift of Money many waa contacting toe Retain tralian, and New Zealand airmen continue until a pennant winner 2, U. 8. Army band; 4, Attorney and then danced or played cards higher pricea on production waa job,” said, “the zeal and energy, comparatively easy routine and At toe close of the dinner, Mrs, gret that toe serv’ice yesterday table containing a specially-made and ancillary units for toe Third Hartford, Sept. 29— ilP) —The used in military and commercial not make peace with the group didn’t notice the top because of the Delivery dates and other details therefore lost until next year. comforis of camp life were en or Ankara governments in that re marked toe final Sunday service Is picked. The night of the fight, cienerals' conference. and games. controlling Germany, because It the endurance and the spirit of the William Kanehl, of Center street, birthday cake, and instead chewed Canadian Division have arrived In they will do their repeat broadcast Hartford chapter of The America airplanea to lower noise levels. foam.” were not disclosed. Most Critical Item ticing prospects for toe soldiers. spect. on which Mr. Clifton H. Brainerd on a new straw hat. Then he MBS—2:15, BBC Music Hall; Said Mias McDonald: troops have been a model of ex a niece of Mr.,Tack, in a few well The rumors were branded aa Britain. A small group Nor for the west from toe Polo 4:45, Belmont race; 5, Race, Ken “ We're giving these parties here First Committee Is holding an Canned vegetablea are the moat cellence.” However, toe First Armored Divi chosen sentences, presented to w’ould serve as Minister of Mu threw watermelon slices at visit wegian Army officers also was in critical item, according to food ‘fairy tales," especially at a time sic of South Church. For five Grounds because it. xomea on at tucky Futurity; 6. Knit for de every two weeks and we're urg anti-war rally tonight at the Will Correct Mlstakea sion, of Fort Knox, K. Y., will re Mr. emd Mrs. Tack, a purse of ors. toe party. trade aourcea here. Packs of corn, main here to maneuver against when Germany is on “an unex 11. Also on Tuesday night they fense program. ing our frienda to do toe same. Buahnell Memorial with Former He said, “there is much more to money from a group of toe rela ampled march to victory.” are to have a rare program guest, Short wavea—GSC, OSD, Lon “ Families anywhere can go to beats and peas Increased this year learn," but promised that "the mis the Third Armored Division in tives who pooled their gifts. Mr. Gov. Philip F. LaFolletU of Wis and may be large enough to satis training at Camp Polk, La. 'There can be no peace with Bol- Joe McCarthy, Yankees manager. don 6, Newa analysis; DJD, DZD, toe U. 8. O. and offer to open their consin; John T. Flynn, toe econo takes of toe past two weeks will Tack responded, thanking all who homes to groups of the boys, at fy demand until next year's crop is had a part in the delighUul party eheviam. It was officially reiter Berlin 7:15, Phllharmonia concert; mist, and Michael Strange, ~ the available. However, even in these be corrected.” ated. Listening tonight: JLU4, JLG4, Tokyo 8:05, news; least once a month. I'm sure col Lieut. Gen. Lesley J. McNair, in their honor. He expressed ap author, aa speakers. Items shortages may occur in toe “Bolshevism will be cvyiped out The war—7:00, MBS; 7:15, GSC, GSD, London 10, dally serv leges or other reputable girls' or Governor LaFollette, son of toe maneuver director and chief of the New Air Express preciation of both Mrs. Tack and ganizations will be willing to co late spring. himself for toe fine gifts they had aa surely as 'Amen' .tojlaws at the NBC-Red; 8:00, MBS; 8:55, CBS; ice. late senator and brother of Sena In tomatoes and string beans, general Army heaquarters, ex end of a prayer in cnUrch," these operate in providing dates. pressed equal satisfaction in call received, and glad so many were tor Robert LaFollette, Jr., haa the situation la definitely worse. Service Opened sources said. “Anyone who has ever been been a leader among ontl-inter- Grab a ing the war games to a halt late, able to enjoy this golden wed During toe crop year which ended i d s i ^ ^ homesick can appreciate toe im ventlonlets since returning from yesterday. ding celebration of theirs. He portance of helping the trainees to July 1, canners sold about 26,000,- thanked God, he said, that they WTIC WDRC his last trip to Europe two years 000 cases of tomatoes, but, ^ ter The principal material deficien Famous Redondo Kilocycles meet nice girls in real home sur ago. cies to which Generai Marshail re New York, Sept. 29—(IP)— Pan had reached this annniversary roundings" miUtary and British requirements, and were in good health. He closed Flynn, chairman of toe New the aupply available for civilian ferred are weapons —principally American Airways’ Dixie Clipper PJ4. Monday, Sept 29 York chapter of The America anti-tank guns, radio sets for com Is winging its way toward Lisbon his remarks by hoping everyone Bathhouse Closes distribution this year may be no 4:00—Backstage Wife P. M. First Committee, haa made sev bat vehicles, tanks, trucks and am by way of Bermuda today on toe present would live to celebrate a 4:15—Stella DaUos ringside seat! greater than 21,000,000 cases, can munition. similar event 4:00—Ad Uner. Elected New Lord eral speeches and broadcasts in ners estimate. first flight of toe .company'^ new 4:30—Lorenzo Jonaa various parts of toe country in Although General Marshall did Cards and Dancing Redondo Beach, Calif., Sept. 29 5:00—Mary UarUn. By toe time new packs were transAtlantlc air express service 4:45—Young Widder Brown 5:15—Tho Goldbergs. favor of non-intervention. not detail the “ mistakes of the between toe United States and The remainder of toe evening —dP)—The 33-year-oId Redondo 5:00—Home of the Brave Mayor of London available this summer, toe rapidly was apent in cards and general bathhouse, famed aa toe world's 5:30—Tho O'NeilU. Miss Strange, best known aa a rising demand for canned vege past two weeks," his views un Europe. iH 5:16—Portia Faces Ufa novelist, waa a sufferagette leader doubtedly will be Incorporated in The initial cargo in toe clipper dancing, ^^hlle a few chose to largest warm salt water plunge, 5:45—Ben Bemle. tablea bad reduced distributors gather around toe hearth and ex 5:30—We, The AbbotU 6:00—News, weather. in 1915 and haa maintained an in the general critique General Mc which took off yesterday consist closed today. Patronage had 5:45—Three Romeos stocks far below normal levels. change reminiscences of bygone waned. The peak attendance for 6:06—World of Sports — Jack London, Sept. 29— UP\ -L ieut. terest in national political issuea Wholesalers, chains and auper Nair haa scheduled for Tuesday ed oh 12 packages weighing 41 6:00—News and Weather ever since. at LeesvUle. La. After the urst pounds. In the No. 1 package days. one day—7,400—was established Zalman. <3ol. Sir John Laurie was elected marketa are taking aU of the new Mr. and Mrs. Tack were mar 0:15—Baseball Scores and Strict 6:15—Top Tune Time. lord mayor of London today. Hits show's a honoyl Imperial is showing the week's problem ho told officers the was a knitted afghan British flag 22 years ago. ly Sports pack that canners will sell but ried in Mecklenburg, Germany, Also closed permanently 6:20—Pklwln ,C. Hill. The ancient office has Import Wine Spinning Title there is still a shortage in distri most glaring weakness was the made by Mrs. Mary Whlteford of waa 6:30-^ Salon Orchestra tow n something in whiskey flavor, whiskey goodness— state of small-union training, the Bayonne. N. J„ and addressed to and sailed immediately for tola toe Santa Fe railway station. 6:30—Golden Treasury of Song— ant administrative responsibilities buting channels. country. They settled In South 6:45—Loweii Thomas and makes the mayor virtually a Dea Moines, la.— (AT—The old fault of officer leadership. Queen Elizabeth. Said W. M. Fraser, passenger 7:00—Fred Waring'e Orchestra Frank Parker. an expensive, flavor at a blush- Higher Prices Inevitable Hadley Falls, Mass., but toe fol agent: 6:45—The World Today. king unto himself for one year In spinning wheel broke down and "imporUd-wbiskey’ In view of thia situation, many Can't Be Entirely SatUfled Of the 33 passengers on too 7:15—News of toe World spoiled a contest but Mrs. Amos General McNair said “we can plane, 24 were bound for Bermuda lowing spring moved to Talcott- "She's folded away like toe gay ^ Eajoy TImm WorM-R$nowii$d Afti$t$ 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. the heart of London's financial ingly modest price. It’s a ringside seat to fine whiskey in food circles believe higher prices vllle, where they lived until 1914 7:30—Come on and Dance district. Walker was crowned Dea Moines never be entirely satisfied with toe and nine for .Lisbon. nineties petticoats.” 7:45—Your Part in Civilian De 7:15—Lanny Ross. during toe winter and spring are ^ on Victor Rod S$ol RocordsI 7:30—BloncUe. Sir John waa an alderman and spinning champion anyway. Mrs. inevitable. performance of our troops, but toe fense Walker and Mrs. Peter Young enjoyment at a balcony price, mister—so try thia soldier of 1941 wlU give a better 8:00—Vox Pop. ^ sheriff in the city of London ad By summer toe pressure is ex t Discover that for music at its best, Victor 8:00—The Telephone Hour ministration. were scheduled to meet for toe unique and different whiskey today! account of himself than toe soldier 8:30—Alfred Wallenstein Sym 8:30—Gay Nineties Revue. pected to be relieved by big new Halifax Leaves Records are best. Best in orchestras— best 8:55—Elmer Davis News. Laurie is a bachelor. His great title, but In a test->run before toe crops. The Department of Agricul of any other period in our history.” phony Orchestoa uncl|e. Sir Peter Laurie, was lord rontest got imdei way Mra. UeuL Generals Walter Krueger m in conductors— best in Victor recording 9:00—Lux Radio Theater. ture la putting on a real drive of 9:00—Dr. I. Q. mayor of London In 1831. Young' machine broke down. The and Ben Lear, commanders of the For New York 9:30—Tho Brewster Family 10:00—Lady Elsthcr Presents Or Uberty loan fervor to get farmers technique. All this is yours at no extra cost. son Weils. to boost outout next year. Sharply Third and Second Armies, respec 10:00—Contented Hour higher prices for farm products tively, commended their men high 10:30—Melodic Strings 10:30—Juan Andsu—Songs. ly. ^ 11 00—News 10:45—Guy Lombardo's Orchestra PHOTO,FAX are of the scheme to induce far Lisbon. Portugal, Sept. 29.—(JP) 11:00—News, weather. mers to get busy and plant all Today toe soldiers rode to —Lord Halifax, British ambassa 11:15—Carmen Cavallero's Orches available acreage. bivouacs, singing and cheering, and tra 11:05—Sports Roundup. dor to the United SUtes, took off 11:10—Count Basle's Orchestra. Next year we wUl also see toe will go into concentration areas to by clipper for New York today on 11:30—Ozzie Caswell's Orchestra i s SOUND peatest number of home vege- apend a few days repairing trucks 12:00—War News. Bill Clifford's 11:30—Claude ThomhlU's Orches- his return air-crossing of the At t ^ ' tw le gardens since toe World War. and cleaning their clothes before lantic after more than a month's Orchestra AS A NEW The Department of Agriculture is departing for their home stations AM. 12:00—Unton Wells. News. OcHilHUtb absence from his post. 12:05—Charlie Splvak'a Orchestra behind a drive for more kitchen over toe Bountry. The 40th Coast Lady Halifax accompanied him. ONmRADE 12:30—Sammy Watkins' Orchestra d o l l a r / gardens with 5.760.000 aa a goal ArUllery from Fort Sheridan, 12:66—News 12:30—Dance Orchestra. The ambassador arrived at a 12:55—News. compared with 4.431,000 in 1941. 111., will lead the way tomorrow, British airport Aug. 22 after fly Tomorrow’s Prograno~ PahoHa^e H m e canning will also get its passing through Memphis to cross ing the ycean In a bomber from Numbered among JalVt AM. TomorrowVi Program share of bamboo in order to re toe Mississippi river. Canada. Great Musical Masterpieces by SPECIAL OFFERI 6:00—Reveille and Agricultural A. M. iMse moretro tinned vegetables for most important shoe media News 7:00—Neara, weather. Every World-Famous Conductors 6:25—News 7:10—Bboppera Special — Music, s g m to Britain and for Army -^is broun calf. Hand The Buken of Victor Roeordt are eelebrttiag the ooaduet ta one of basoty, Arturo Toscanini ond Tho NIC gmtMt year ia their biiton with thia aeatMeiial 6:30—Sunrtss Special time. It's sound advice to give your Pmctleally Most Items somely burnished, in fur Symphony Orchostro — Traviata — gift offer aa the two great Victor Red Seal Rceorda 7:00—Morning Watch 7:30—Roberta. dignity—sad 8:06—News guests a surprise. Entertain with The Impact of the blUlon dollar FMudea (V erd i)—2 aides...... $1.00 —No. 18220 and No. 13830. 7:40—Bond Clothes.- tion far Um bereaved. food purchases for Britain will be and fashion tones, it may 8:15—European Newa Roundup 7:55—Nearsi weather. home movlee. Rent Movie Film AUTUMN 9:S0-^Radlo Bazaar Oaly In lUe maoaer can *” * strongly In certain foods be selected in styles both loopoM Stokovrakl and Tho Millo- I$y $Hh$r $a$ for 6$t tb$ othtr $ r$ 8:00—The World Today. and equipment from THE FALLOT vmlch are praetleally must items dolphlo Orchoatro — Tristan nnd 8:66—w n c e Program Parade 8:15—Shoppers Special — Music, we ceattaiae to laerlt to r the embattled BritiiAi. casual and dressy. 9:00—Playhouse time. 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PLYMOUTH Special Values ing on brown colt Hanw lOndlor and Narttonol iym> 11:15—Pepper Youdg’s Family p ho ny O rch ostro— SymphonyrN No. o.B S iMMM ORMANDY 10:15—Myrt and Marge. tion whiskies are specially distilled to give them 11:80—The Goldbergs 10 :S0—Stepmother. Active sporu kiltit stepin; (BraJtmf) —8 sidea, in album. . $ 4 JO ondt^gremmiadelpliia Orebc» 11:45—David Hamm -fallotsLM I ftmflagVm Roparer WaWz, $y 10:45—Woman of Courage.' a p u C — individual qualities—dien blended together to a welt coted brourn calf. fcif ono Oooaaona—Symphony No. 2 ; 12:00 Noon—The Islanders 11:00-Ad Uner. ichom Rtraaas. He. t$22$ PM. ^ 8 7 e.CEifTEft STafflUa (Tsduukowsly) wHh Tho CincInnoH 11:15—The Man I Marriad. CflM€P.flSHOP T deUcate "flavor peak." 1940 1940 12:15—The Luncheonalrea 11:80—Bright Horizons. t y m phony O rchostro— 8 sides, in ' 12:30—The Weather Man aIoUIII O • O O • « ^ 0 0 OOOOfOOOO $ 4 J O 11:45—Aunt Jenny's Stories. DODGE oSSC5tis:2L 12:35—rDay Dreams 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. ZL " ^ o l v o t o c T 's p i r i t s i Choice spirits actually ^ Plymouth Poblon SovNxkv— Russian and Lad- 12:45—Singln’ Sam P. M. , 1:00—News, Weather mills—Overture (Glinka) — Dubinushka iH SeSXl 12:15—Big Stater. mad* m the same stills as the rare base whiskies 1:15—UtUe Show 12:30—Romance of Helen 'D»nt. ■ ■■■■«■■■■« n ■■■ «Jucia«iuuiMMiK «1 4Door Sedan (Rimsky-Korsakow) widi Indianapolis 1:30—Marjorie MiUa 2 Door Sedan are dien '*vdveted” by a method similar to the 12:45—Our Oal Sunday- NOW Symphony Orchestra—2 aides. $ 1 .0 0 2-00—Wrightville Sketches 1:00—Neara, weather. NOW 2:16—Medley Time softening of spirits used in making fine Scotch. M orro M ontoux— La Valse (R o o d )- Artkir FIEDLER 2:30—String Matinee 1:06—Main Street—Hartford. widi the Skn Fnncisoo Symphony Or- 1:16—Woman'in White. haintyla ia tnipBB- and the great Boaion "Popa"^ 2:45—Rabbi Silverman 1:80—^The Right to Happiness.' munmY: diestra. 4 sides, in albom. . . . $ $ J O Or*ealra |dayiag Fanet Bmet hair la iatrieate- 8:00—Against The Storm 1:45—Life Can Be Beautiful. ♦ 7 0 S ■ M e , by laoMd. He. 22$ 3.15—Ma Perkins 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. «a • 0 7 5 Sir Thom oa l ■■ch om o o d Tho lo o - 3'30—Guiding Ught doo Millhoroiook Orchoatro Sym- 8:45—Vic and Bade 2 :lJ ^ o y c e Jordan, Olri Interne. IMS Ptymeoili C o iv e ...... $75 phony No. 4 (Sibdim s) —14 sides, in 2:80—Fletcher Wiley. AWASH of IM l Chevrolet Sedaa...... $45 2:45—Kate Hopkins, Angel of simple to ISM Plymooth Sedao...... $45 IM l Chevrolet Sedaa...... $M From a lb u m ...... | 7 3 0 Mercy. Voioaa ol Spriu Vaha, ATda - Ballat Moale To Be Experiment 8:00—Sarlng Serenade. ISM PljqpMNith Coach...... $1S ISM Chevrolet Sedaa...... $75 Ir u o e W o l ^ — Fantaatie Symphony VieoM BIM Walti (J, (Vordi) - 2 ddaa $1j$0 If you aren’t the throwaway pypt when it comes (Berlioz) — widi Paris Gmaerratoiy Or S lreou)-2 Odea $IA$ 3:15.—Simple Melodies BERAAANENTS ISM Plynibatk Coach___ $175 lOM Cbevndet Ceope . . . .$145 Caocaaiaa Skatehea Station’s Editor 3:80—Sto^o Matinee — WDRC AAY ISM Chevrolet Ooope . . . .$225 chestra. 12 sides, in album. . . $ 4 J O Laa Ptiiodea (liu l)—4 (lfpUitom-Iweaom)—6 Ensemble. to money-yet plenty fussy when it comes to ISM Plymooth Sedaa-----$175 aidea,iaatbeffl.$ j e ai^iaaUmiB.$84e $3.00 to 1%e FWM*a Creeawr Arihai era ee Fleaer 2 8:55—War Commentary, weather nammneJS ISM Pfymooth Coach . . . .$225 ISM Chevrolet Coach ....$223 New Haven. Sept 2$-tTeL 8416 . ( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1941 PAC past In the eoncept of Censen, Norwich, New Milford, r iUuirlfritfr eiviUaatloB, it makes no difference Thomaston and Norwalk. United Church Police Court Cancer Linked it the Norwegians freese. The In addition, nine m en ban SERIAL STORY Broadway Grim Spot Ivfttitm StraUi blankets, many of them, happen have signified their Intention of Front Urged to be the same blankets which entering the plan at a later date, In town court this morning To Red Glow _____rO aU B H K O BT THB Samuel Lefkowltx, 22, of New House & Garden says - - - |m uu> PRINTINO CO^ IMC warmed German children of the while nine more have not yet made BRIDE FROM THE SKY II Biwtll Strait York, now living in East Hartford, For Past Few Weeks ^ m p w r m last wAr—the children Norway their decisions. Twelve, so far, was found guilty of making a U BY HELEN WELSHIMER COSVniONT. IS41. llaaebMtar, Cobb. Protestant Representa P ossible Connection Be* NBA sanvica. inc. THOHAS FBROOSOM hospitality received when they have definitely declined to enter turn in a restricted Main street Oiairal UaBBScr tives Gather to Discuss area. The accused said be swtmg tween Susceptibility FoanSiS OetobarL 1111 needed healthy hooMS and good the plan. Leoe ta Jell Hearts of Hopeful Play* O pportunities IVow. around at the intersection of Oak "W en, darling, here’s a nice, M a n ch ester PablUbid Bvir Stars in Film Coming to State cide reported during the two-day driven by Joseph P. Caba a t Vtm/k.’- to describe the guest's long-term U-Boats Raid Four Violent period. Springfield. Maas. 'j Valuable Clue Naval service and to outline the C o m m o n C o ld C an B e The dead: Thomas M. Burke, 65, Detective CApt Jaiom R. BfSp duties to which the Manchester Pre-Election of Anaonia; Andrea Fisher,. 4, of ■aid that White w u slAin by two man has been assigned again after In Packs Now State Deaths Thompsonvllle; Robert R. White, ■hots In the abdomen, find hy a News From Manchester’s Neighbors Given Police * lapee of more than ten jreara. 27, a Negro, of Bridgeport; Mlsa person or person! unknowm oboot Lieut. Shea was also greeted by Party Friday] C o m p le te ly W ip e d O u t Myrtle Humes, 67, of Thompson. four hours before hie ho(W Was Captain David MeO>Ilum, Ueut, Most Effective of Three Burke was struck by an auto found on a Bridgeport etren OAriy Mail Carrier Disclaims Chesterfield Pirle and again by Two Traffic Fatalities, mobile Sunday night near hla Sunday. During thA night thTM Lieut. Kilpatrick, three'past (3om- Young Republicans to Disease Can Be Eradi Types of Operations in Pistol Slajfing ami home and died four hours later In holdup and aaaault caaae wtc9 if for Naugatuck to stay for an in guilty of falling to obtain the manders of the post who are now Overnight News a Derby hospital. Patrolman reported in Bridgeport. definite period. Knowledge of How cated in All of United Bolton necessary PUC permit for opera In the State’s service as Guard Have Spcial^at Rod and I Battle of Atlantic. Suicide, Reported. Charlea E. McCiarthy said he ar Mlsa Humes’ body was foond Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hull are tion of his motor vehicle. Ellington Body Stuffed in Trunk officers. States for Less Than Of Connecticut rested the driver, Nicholas Hoy- Saturday in Quadic pond, Thomp apendlng several weeks at the Westcott Rice is reported to be Dance Program Gun^Oub in Coventry. Washington, Sept. 29— (95— nack, 21, of Seymourr liMfto H. Oapman home of their son in Swampscott, Mrs. Clyde Marshall continually improving at St. Fran O. F. Berr By Associated Press son, and Dr. Robert C. PAlaA New Orleans, Sept. 29.—(95— A fine program was given by Cost of War. Germany apparently is relying By The Associated Press | Child Hilled by Truck medical examiner, aaid Aba bad M, riockrUle Mass, Phone J0S2 cis hospital, Hartford, where he is TeL 498-8, RockvIDe pupils of Mrs. Rholda Martin. The Manchester Young Repub Four names were added t6 Con-1 Police announced they had "valu upon three types of submarine The Fisher girt, only child of committed autcide by drowning. Judge and Mrs. Michael J. Sheri recovering from a serious illness. Those who entertained were: lican club wUl hold a pre-election I Hartford—John C. Ready, dep- necticut's violent death list during | dan of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, are able information" from a new wit Roberta Hynes In a tap dance; By Howard W. BUkealee operations In the current phase of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Fisher, was The Council for Defense for Bol Mrs. Calvin McCray, of Hart get-together and social at the Rod ' uty state labor commissioner, the week-end, with two traffic fa- . killed In Thompsonvillc Saturda; visitora at the homj of the former's ton composed of David C. Toomey, ness today as Charles Napoleon Barbara Armstrong and James Cleveland, Sept. 29.—(95—For I said last night that Commissioner the all-tmportant Battle of the Connors Quits niece. Miss Annie Weilwood. ford, was a weekend guest of Miss Ney, 60-year-old pensioned Ala CastillinI In a novelty polka; Joan and Gun club in Coventry Friday less than the cost of a war, the talities, a pistol slaying and a sul- when she ran in front of a tnici^ I Read Herald Advs. of Bolton Center; Leslie Bolton I Cornelius J. Danaher had ordered Atlantic, and in the moat effective _Outlying districts of the town Marion Pease, of Main street. bama mall carrier, calmly dis Henry in an acrobatic number; at 8 o’clock It waa announced to common cold can be wiped out in the department's staff of 25 In of Coventry ore soon to be served of Bolton Center, and Harvey Stafford Springs claimed all knowledge of how the of these the lone wolf undersea Miss Helen Schanal, daughter of Lorraine Scovtile In a aong and tap day by John Wallett, chairmhn of the United States. spectors to visit every bowling Rockville Job by the Bookmobile, the only travel Wright of South Road has an John O. Netto Mra. Mary Pellln, of Sand Hill ave nude body of his elderly wife came specialty: AUce May uld not see .them, but as Bellevue Square Is as Important whose repeated aaeaulta on British mean Supply May Be get food supplies from west Sl- Insurance Company In which the The Pioneer Past Masters’ make a tour of the grounds to initiate a class ot four candidates leon's famous Marshal Ney. Readings Dally 9 A. .M. to 9 P. M. iu Its way aa a battleship." supply convoys in recent weeks oeria that normally go to the Far of Carter street. Birch Mountain. in the flrst and second degree at day for some Charlotte dogs. The Or By Appointment. In the Serv set to destroy infections floating East and Turkestan. If this di I Open Till 9 Thurs. and Fri. Eves. clergyman sought $500 for ex Association will hold its next Sophie Johnson, R. N., of South view the exhibits and displays, Captain Williama said a blood dog catcher Is getting a police ra In the air. Bridgeport — More than 1,000 have taken heavy toll. Lost by Nazi Moves. penses as a result of injuries re meeting this evening at the Com Saturday, the last day of the fair its regular meeting. stained tack hammer found In ice of the People for 80 Years. amateur radio operators stand Elarlier In the war the resulta of version takes place. Dr. VoUn said munity House. Perry Lathrop is road heads the Health committee, Raymond Willis of CTryatal Lake, dio short wave set to keep in bet 169 Church Street. Hartford, Conn. Another was protected by an In the United Statea could supply tha ceived In an accident last winter. Catherine Marshall head the \isually draws the largest crowd of Ney’s automobile was being exam ter touch with canines. vention of Prof. James A. Rey- ready to handle emergency com Nazi undersea assaults had indi WaabingtoD, Sept. 29.—<95—So Dr. Brookes was in the Rockville in charge of the refreshments and the three days Sunday afternoon who has the contract for trans ined by the city chemist. He dis Phone 6-2287 munications if Connecticut were cated that the Germans were re latter regions' by 'transpacific committee on Housing and Agri porting the children of that sec nlera, of Notre Dame. He designed viet Russia may be confronted with movements of food. City hospital for several weeks the program committee is as fol culture. and evening Flash Williams and closed that Ney told him he had a series of cubicles, each large ever subjected to aerial bombard lying principally on the type of after the accident. lows: Minor Kretzmer, Francis his thrill drivers who appeared tion of Ellington to the Rockville twice been an Inmate of the Ala ment, speakers said at the closing operations now apparently con a "serious food supply" problem, Normally Require Lsirge Imports Enjoy Picnic High school has purchased a new , enough to accommodate an infant, Dr. VoUn said the regions about Defense Course to Open Lyman, Homer Waltz, Clara La here last year will again entertain bama State Mental hospital at and to permit nurses to care for it session ot the annual convention ducted chlifly In the middle Atlan the Agriculture Department re The National Defense Training throp, Nel.son Smith and Paul Sixteen Bolton Grangers were with auto driving stunts. bus. Tuscaloosa. or the Cfopnectlcut State Amateur tic. Under this method the ocean Mqscow and Leningrad, with Peizer. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Miss Lora Quinn, of Wilbraham, without entering the space. The ported today, because of the Nazi large centers of population, norm Course will open at the Rockville The three day program will In nurses reach In through a small Radio Relay League here yester is divided Into a checkerboard of occupation of a large part of the Accept And Profit By The High school this evening for an The sermon subject of the Rev. liam J. Webster at their cottage Mass., Is the guest of Miss Fannie day. , squares with one sub assigned to ally required large Imports of Garojo, on Lake Oxoboxo. A fine clude nine acts of vaudeville, har Barber of Maple street. 'Window to feed and handle the ba Ukraine and the offensive against food from other Soviet areas and other term, starting at 7 o'clock. Randall C. Mason at the First ness racing, band concert each bies. each square in which, with the aid the Crimean peninsula. The 200-hour pre-employment Congregational church Sunday clam chowder dinner was served Adolph Lanz, of Somers road, of spy information and airplane ob that unless there was a mass day. The evening program will has announced the coming mar Give Farewell These cubicles are filled with Both regions are important sur movement of population, Nazi oc course which has been in opera morning was "Individual Influ at noon. The Grangers enjoyed a start at 7 and will include vaude Mothers! poaitive-pressure air. The pres Week-End Deaths servations, it operates more or less plus producing areas in southern tion for the past It months is to ence.” The-Choir was Invited to day of Ashing, boating, etc. 'raose ville acts and a complete display riage of his niece, Miss Lucille independently. cupation of these regions would the Scantic church at 7:30 In the who attended the picnic Included: Hamilton, daughter of the late Mr. sure Inside each one la slightly Russia. alleviate the food supply problem Experience of Hundreds of New continue on a twelve-hour-a-week of fireworks. Among many Im For Lt. Shea greater than outside, so when a Youngstown, O.—Emeat N. Ne- Umlts Striking Pownr Publication of this report by a "A.s far as the rest of the Soviet schedule, and will operate three evening as the choirs of the dif Mr. and Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson provements made this year are a and Mrs. James Hamilton of New work window is opened, sir blows ferent church<*B around here will and family, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Jersey to Elarl Feller of dssna BE SCIENTIFIC menyl, .55, industrial editor of The This system limits the striking governmental agency here waa union and the Red Army are con hours a night, four nights a week. new cattle bam, 150 by 30 feet, out from the baby's space, and Youngstown Vindicator. power against a convoy at any seen aa an Indication that the Uni cerned.” The Supplementary Training meet for the flrst time this fall. Hutchln-son and family, Mr. and built on the southside of the Park, Illinois. The wedding will never in from the other indoor sir. In Scantic. Mrs. Joseph Mack. Miss Charlotte take place In October. Departing Naval Officer The X-Ray recheck Akron. O.—Lee R, Miller, 64, co single point of attack, however, ted States may be called upon to The report also asserted that which is offered Is a new course grounds on Park street. A new en All the cubicle air comes directly founder of the old Miller Rubber while the wolf-pack method, using supply food deficiencies to Russia. the spring wheat belt of the mid Home Owners In Manchester in blue- print reading, machine Town Clerk Malcolm L. Juno re Mack, Edward Dedoascr, Mra. trance was made on the west side Is Guest of Honor at 'from outdoors, and Is warmed. It May Have to Supply Food ports that property tax lists are John Massey, Henry Massey, Miss shows the posture of Co., and Inventor of the rubber small subs carrying many torpe dle and lower Volga basin was an theories and mathematics and Is of the grandstand near the horse oarriea only the infections if any, glove, does among them, concentrates Dr. Lazar Volin, Agriculture De Important surplus production re open to anyone who might benefit ready at his office in the South Eleanor Smith. Mr. and Mrs. bamsand the entire grounds have VFW Home Saturday. your child’s feet In floating in outdoor air. partment authority on eastern Eu Windsor Town Hall, and property Clyde Marshall. Brookline, Maas. — Dr. Prank striking power In waters where gion for European Russia with a • from this type of course, operat been put In shapje for the 1941 Andover Remain on Duty With Colds Burr Mallory, 78. internationally shipping Is thickest. At the same rope. openly suggested that the good crop reported for this year. ing nine hours a week, three holders must flle between October Correction event. One of the chief attractions Members of the post, auxiliary side both shoes. United States may have to supply 1st and November 1st. Mrs. Maxwell Hutchinson In an epidemic at the Cradle 12 known pathologist and for 36 time It complicates the problem of It noted, however, that there was nights a week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson Due to an error the name of Jo of the fair will be light harness and club of Anderson-Shea unit. nurses came down simultaneous years head of the Institute of warships escorting convoys, since food for Russia through Vladivos uncertainty as to an adequate sup Bowling League and Mrs. Hattie Johnson returned seph Mack was omitted from the races. There will be nine races 157-4, miUrnantic Veterans of Foreign Wars, bid ly with common colds. That was Pathology at Boston City hospital. they have not one submarine but tok. and possibly Iran. ply of farm machinery and fuel fSv Howard Bates has been elected home from their automobile trip. list of participants in the program each afternoon in three classes. adieu to Lieut. John F. Shea, U.S. too many for the usual rule of Montreal - Lome C. Webster, half a dozen or more to try to dis While painting an unfavorable tractors in the unoccupied agri president of the Rockville City Cards have been received from given by the men at the Bolton P\irses totaling $2700 will be The Andover Mothers’ club will N., Saturday night at Manchester sending home nurses with colds. 69. senator of Montreal. cover and blast Into silence with picture of Russian losses of impor cultural areas of Russia. ^w lin g League to succeed Jo them at Cape Cod, Provincetown Grange meeting on Friday eve awarded this year, an increase of hold a short business meeting pre Green VFW Home. The party was All remained on duty. Cincinnati — Earl Blackburn depth charges. tant food producing areas, Volin seph Casello who served most ef Mass., Bar Harbor. Maine. ning. $900 over last year. ceding their sewing meeting, to arranged by Commander Ernest In the room having cmly air Russell, 65, assistant to the gen Instances of isolated attacks on said Germany could hope to gain In 1939, passenger traffic on ficiently during the past year. A daugh^r was bom recently Accident on Route 6 night at the home of the club's Linders of the post and he was as conditioning every baby except eral manager of The Baltimore the American side of the Atlantic little from the regions because of American railroads totaled 22.- Other officers are: Secretary, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Crat- An accident occurred directly in president, Mrs. Versey McBride. sisted by a committee from the one promptly caught cold. In the and Ohio Railroad. have been rare In this war. Last the Soviet's scorched earth policy. 657,464,000 revenue passenger Carlton Lessig; treasurer, Arthur ty of Rockville. Mra. Cratty Is front of Constable Dreger's home Auxiliary which arranged for an room with the ultra violet lights, Lexington, Ky^ — Miss Marion summer the British reported some The Russians have not hesitated to miles. Batryb. Grievance committee, Jo on the Andover road Saturday aft The funeral of Frank Schatz, entertainment and served a deli and In the Rejmiera cubicles not Miley, 27, nationally prominent the former Mi.ss Maxine Schlicht- Tolland who died Saturday night at the German submarine operations ‘n seph Casello. Emil St. Louis and Ing of Broad Brook and a grad ernoon. Several highway posts cious luncheon. The party was at one baby had a cold. golf star. what they called American waters, Carlton Walther. It is planned to uate of Ellsworth Memorial High were knocked down. Constable Mrs. John H. Steele Windham Memorial hospital, will tended by 125 members and friends This outbreak furnishes good ArdsIey-on-the-Hudson, N. Y.— but the main efforta have made roll on Tuesday and Wednesday school. Dreger turned the investigation 1178-3 Rockville be held tomorrow afternoon at the of the honored guest. avidence on two points: One, that Axtell Julius Byles, 60, president much closer hotne. nights, and because of the in Hugh S. Greer, coach and direc over to the State Police. Andover Congregational church at Lieut. Shea la the first member Indoor air can be purified auffi- of the American Petroleum Insti creased Interest there will be 2 p. m. Mr. Schatz was bom In of the post to enter active service ciently to prevent spread of colds. tute and former president of The tor of athletics at the Ellsworth Bolton Briefs The first fall meeting of the New York City, but haa made his In any of the major branches of more teams this year than last. Memorial High school has an Mrs. Hattie Bicber of Cromwell Two, that outdoor air does not cir Tide Water Aasoclated Oil Com British War Relief At Convention nounced the varsity soccer sched Tolland Community Men’s club home In Andover for many years. service and this fact was noted culate colds. Outdoor air la pol pany of New York. Holt, Canadian spent the week-end with her .sister was held in the social rooms of Besides his wife, he leaves three with enthusiasm by the members luted with infection by common Tarrvtown, N. Y.—CSiarles Fred Mrs. Emma Lisk, president of ule as follows: Thursday, Oct. 8, and mother. Miss Mabel and Mrs. the church Thursday evening the Rockville Emblem CHub, is Gla.stonbury, away: Tue.sday. Oct. .sons, Conrad and Edward of An in attendance at the party. Lieut. PROPERLY FITTED SHOES cold sufferers, but the Infection erick Smith, 68, passenger trans- Minnie Howard of Bolton Notch. with a large number present. Mem dover, and George of East Hart Shea leaves tomorrow morning for appears to be diluted rapidly be jjortatlon manager of the New Financier, Dies representing the local club at the 14. Manchester, away; Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hazen bers of the Ellington Men's club FOR HAPPIER SCHOOL.CHILDREN York Central railroad. Supreme Convention being held at Oct. 16. Suffield Prep school, ford; six daughters, Mrs. George duty as Executive officer of the low the danger point. expect to take up their residence were present. Rev. Thomas Street, Platt of Andover, the Misses Mu U. S. S. "Constellation," a Naval Onr X-Ray fitting service asaurea you of having yonr chUd’a feet The air Itself evidently carried Montreal—SIr Herbert Holt. 85, Swampscott, Mass., September away: Saturday, Oct. 18, Monson in their newly constructed home new pastor of the Talcottvllle Con properly fitted when yon buy those first pairs of achool shoes. Academy, away; Thursday, Oct. riel and Edna Schatz. Mrs. Car- Training ship for petty officers t-t the colds to the babies In the air- prominent Canadian financier, one Montreal, Sept. 29. — (95 — Sir 28, 29 and 30. Mrs. Florence Con j\ist over the Bolton line on the gregational church was the guest Newport, R. I. Don’t take (Ounces with health and future well-being, bring your conditioned unit. That la, the colds time president and chairman of Herbert Samuel Holt, 85, Canad Be Sure You^ Too^ ran of Manchester is alternate. 23. Glastonbury, at home; Thurs mody of Newton, N. J., Mra. Ella Andover road this week. speaker. A fine entertainment was De Mont, Mrs. Evelyn Ammon of Principal Guests child In to us for shoes—we have all the styles youngsters like, probably were not transmitted by the Royal Bank of' Canada. ian financier once reputed to be Others attending the convention day, Oct. 30, Newington, hojne; Building progresses rapidly In furnished with speaker and mu with inbuilt arches and other protection so essential to grov^g the wealthiest man tn the domin BINGO A featu-e of the farewell party contact, fo o i or water, for this Boston—Wtltlam A. BulUvant, are Past Supreme President Mrs. Monday, NoV. 3, Monson Acad- all parts of the town. Several sic. Refreshments were served East Hartford. Burial will be In em_y: Friday. Nov. 7, Suffield Prep Andover Center cemetery. waa the appearance of former work of the Infected nurses waa 70 former mayor of Brockton, ion. died yesterday. George Williams, Mrs. George dwellings will be ready for occu during the social hour. (Jhlef Toruedoman, A. J. Zerzaa- the some in all three imits. Daily Enterprise. Sir Herbert and his asaoctatea Have Adequate Graxladlo, Mrs. Mary Danaher, school, home. The team suffered Miss Gladys Rhodes of Rock Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Day its flrst defeat here yesterday pancy by the middle of October. and son, Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. chla of the Mine Base, New Lon The evidence that it does little Pittsburgh—John F. Friday, 64, at various times were said to have Mrs. Josephine Dower, of Man The fourth meeting of the Red ville, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilcox and don, Conn., a former shipmate of or hb good to purify the Indoor head of Tha. .Uuiqueenc Brewing controlled 250 companies with to Tonight at 8 OXlock chester, all members of the Rock- when Suffield High won the game daughter Alice and son, Calvin, of Day of Worcester. Mass., and Mr. 2-0. To date, the team has tied Cross Aid group will meet this and Mra. Robert Bridges of Baltic, Lieut. Shea and Mra. Zerzaachia. $3.00 and $3.50 pair air only In some rooms comes from Company and oo-founcler and di tal assets of more than $2,000,- Wiring That Will vjUe club. evening at 7 o'clock In the State Merrow, were guests Thursday At the head table were Commander Germantown and Swarthmore. In rector of The United Brewers In 0 0 0.0 0 0. Funeral one game and lost one. evening of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert were Sunday guesta at Shady Trade school In Manchester. Lawn far^i. Linders of the post, Mr. and Mrs. the Germantown Friends school, dustrial Foundation. ' He was knighted for his World The funeral of Mrs. Flora Dun West and family. Zerzachia, Lieut, and Mrs. .Shea, for four years, and At Swarthmore, Marblehead, Mass.—Mrs. Mar War service to Britain In which he ORANGE HALL can Green, wife of Frank Green, Miss Conti, of Snipsic school, Mrs. Edith White Maxwell, of for one year, ultra violet lights garet Savage Martin, 85, widow of Provide For : — Bunker HUl, attended the twenty- Mrs. Maud Leggett, president of outlined a system of light railways was held on Sunday afternoon at returned to har home in Walling the Andersun-Shea Auxiliary, have been used to prevent infec Gen. James Stewart Martin of to haul supplies and ammunition . Admission ...... 25 cents. the Ladd Funeral Home. Rev. Ar W illiiigton ford for the week-end. fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. State Commander William A. tious diseases In some of the Civil war fame and well known and helped the government with nold Waring, pastor of the Rock Columbia The Young Peoples’ choir re and Mrs. Norman Maxwell, of 45 Allen of the Yankee Division Vet rooms. aodal worker. its railroad problema. ville MeUu^lst church, and Rev. MIm Jennie H. Church hearsal at the church Friday eve Greenhurst road. West Hartford, erans Association, (Jlarence E. Measles Epidemic Stopped Wescott Rlc« ning was attended by eleven of on Sunday. The couple received Charles S. Johnson, a former pas 575-IZ, WllUmantlc Division Peterson, past (Commander of the These two seta of experiments tor, officiated. The bearers were Rene Bennett of Roaring Brook the members. Miss Sarah Ham their friends from 3 to 10 o'clock, post and Ueut. Archie Kilpatrick, cunusc-'soH were conducted by Doctors F. W. •ELECTRIC COOKING Charles Little, Fred Nutland, won fifth prize In the lightweight mond, of Rockville, has been se and many good wtshea were ex flrst Commander of the unlL INC and M. A. Wells, pioneers in ad- Francis Prichard, Arnold Hany, Hereford class and stood seventh A large wedding party gathered cured to assist wjth the training tended to them. Lieut. Shea, who ia Junior vice v ocating air control for certain Howard Little and George Milne. in the cattle showmanship at the In Yeomans Hall Saturday morn of the choir, and was present for Mr. and Mra. Maxwell Hutchin Commander of Anderson-Shea 'THE STORE OF QUALITY epidemics. This year. In both Burial was in Grove Hill ceme Eastern States Exposition at ing to attend the reception after the first rehearsal and gave added son, son Cuyler, and Mrs. Alma Post, waa escorted to the ball by a towns, in the ultra violet rooms, Planting Time • ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION tery. Springfleld, Mass. the marriage of Miss Helen Zmut- Interest to the young people. Smith were Sunday guesta at the guard of honor, the post and Na it^BoTUEBnilfBSWSTTSiiBBIS thi worst epldamlc of measles on skl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mra. Alida Lewis quietly cele cottage on Lake Oxoboxo, of Mr. 1 Birth Mrs. Jerry Pardus entertained brated her 89th birthday at her tional flags flanked by two mem record In Philadelphia was stopped FHA Valuations Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kupfer- the E. D. pinochle club at her Zmutski of this town, and Joseph and Mrs. William Webster, of bers of Company H, Connecticut among tha ehlldran. Jaswinski of Richmond Hill, Long home Sept. 22. She received many Manchester. A shore dinner was ■chmidt, of Eil(pgton, are the par home In South Wllllngton Thurs cards, letters and flowers and State Guard. Aa the guesta were Previously, in Germantown, an • ELECTRIC WATER HEATING ents of a son bom on Sunday at day night. Prizes were won by Island. The reception followed a enjoyed, boating, fishing and seated the assembled guests sang aarller epidemic of measles was E v e rg re e n s several callers. She ia in fine the Rockville City hospital. Mrs. Joseph Cslki and Mra. J. high nuptial mass in S t Joseph's cards. the Navy song, "Anchors Awiigh." avoided by children In the ultra church, WUllmantlc. h e a ^ and keeps posted on the DtllVfRY Band Held Outing Gallup Service. Refreshments eortant events. Commander Linders caUsd upon violet light school rooms, snd out Aid Purchaser of cake and coffee were served. In a second wedding Involving a Lieut. Kilpatrick, for many years breaks of mumps and chicken pox SO Varietiec The American Legion band held local resident Miss Margaret Les- Dominic Riley has aevrered hla an outing at the Otto Gsell farm Mrs. Ida M. Brown, who has connection with the Parasek but a close friend of the Naval oSIcin:, were similarly controlled. been visiting Mrs. Mary Stout at coe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Legless Aviator But at no time. In any of the SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES The valuations assigned to properties by the Eleetric range cooking means: In Tolland on Sunday afternoon. Eugene Lescoe of this town was ton manufacturing company In There was a program of sports Asbury Park, N. J., for two Wllllngton and left town for hla inoms In either town, did the lights Federal Housing Administration tend to restrain months, has returned home. married Saturday morning to If IT C0M[ S fROM SAUMS ITS COOD have’ any apparent effect cm com SAVE MONEY— GAIN A YEAR extra hours of leisnre for you and during the afternoon the band Stephen Domtek, son of Mr. and home In Larchmont, N. Y. Tries to Escape FOOD S T O R E sellers from asking prices too high or above the gave a concert. Harold Obenauf Loads of trap rock are going Mra. L. Eraent Hall and Mlsa mon colds. The lights were the over Wllllngton Hill for the new Mra. Stanley Domick of Colchea- Garleton Schuster same aa those used at the Cradle. level a t which the home buyer may obtain the is the director of the band. ter. The ceremony was performed Bernice Hall were guesta of Mrs. . . .streamlined beauty for road being built In Ashford. ■ Elizabeth Hall In Manchester last Berlin, Sept 29—<95 —^Wlng 84-Hoar Protection Needed maximum financing terms under the FHA, as well Treated at Hospital People liable to pay taxes must at S t. Mary's church. South Cov It appeared that protection Mrs. Alma Hlrt of Sprlng(fleld, entry. week. Commander Douglas Bader, leg Tuesday and Wednesday Specials Last Opportunity as to prevent undue or temporary fluctuations in your kitchen . . . delicious, return to the assessors a list of Mrs. John H. Steele waa a guest less British pilot who now is a PIANO against common colds during srtfe of Arthur Hlrt, and her 7- all taxable prof>erty tefore No The Congregational church school hours alone la not aufftetent, TO SECURE GUARANTEED STOCK AT real estate values, it was said recently by FHA year-old son were treated at the school opened for the season yes of Mra. Jennie Bemtatt in Man Gemian war prisoner, attempted QnaHty—Lolo vember 1st. 'The asses.sors are chester Friday afternoon. to escape, a Nasi spokesman said OUR BEST SAUSAGE and that 24-hour all* protection la HALF OF ITS REAL VALUE officials. nourishing meals for your Rockville City hospital on Sun Joseph Dlmock, J. Gallup Service terday with a large attendance TEACHER MEAT —. HAMBURGER necessary. day afternoon for injuries rroelv- and with a new teacher on the The Tolland Grange -publie aet- today, only a few hours after the and Oldrich Vonaaek. If later a back party Friday night had four R. A. F. had deUvered a new OR STEER BEEF Lamb Chops Aside from the great expenaa of family (foods cooked with ad in an automobile accident. The penalty will be required. staff. She ia Mrs, Wilbur Fletcher. Formerljr of Boston protecting a nation, there are 'The FHA undertakes a comprehensive review Injuries consisted of bruises and Mias Joaephine Bjork of this teen tables in play. Louis Vesley artificial limb to' him by para Miss Frances Mersereau has was Chairman assisted by' Mra. chute with the approval of the problema of eye safety when using of each mortgage transaction to auure its sound electricity retain their vita* were not severe. Neither the local recovered from her long tllneas so town who soon la to be married NOW TEACHING AT 45c lb. the ultra violet lights. At tha Cra SPECIMEN TREES nor state police had a report of to Thomas Chowanec, also of Co Edith Crandall and a friend from Germans. 2 9 c lb. ness and attempts to place a fair valuation upon she can «tay alone and Mias Elsie out of town. Refreahmenta were (Elader, 30, lost both legs In a 85 WEST CENTER ST. dle the nurses could look up at tha the property. the accident Hauschild has left. ' lumbia, was tendered a miscel Baby Beef Liver . . .lb. S3c lights and it was necessary for mins, minerals and rich, nat* Hearing Tuesday laneous shower Saturday night at ‘served during the aoclal hour. flying accident in MSI, and one Phone 2-0269 NsUm At Sacrifice Prices President George H. Shafer of the home of Hra. Maude McClel of this metal legs be wore was them to wear dark glaaaea as a Many Large Evergrecaa and Trees Suitable for Immedi-- ' - A hearing will be held Tuesday the Wiilimantic State Teachers' damaged when he was forced protection. Bat after the flrat Aa an additional safeguard, the FHA operates Ural flavors)! - at the office of Judge of Probate College was appointed Thursday lan in Hartford. Mlsa Bjork re Boneless Veal A Well 'Trimmed Steak year, when curioaity no longer Im ate Effect As Sireens, Hodges, Windbreaks. Etc. Moat Francis T. O'Laughlin to act up ceived many useful gifts. down over northern France early From Heavy Steer Beef, Be Sacrificed To Make Room for New pinw«isign- to prevent buyers from purchiuing homeb beyond district controller In the state de The first seasonal meeting of last month.) pelled them to look upward, they on the application of the adminis fense council for the towns in the Marlborough The spokesman explained that or Veal Chops Short or Sirloin discarded the glasses and have had their means on the theory that the average Amer trator of the estate of Ernest F. the Columbia Girl Scouts was held ican family should not pay much more than vicinity of WUllmantlc which In in the Chapel Saturday and a Mra. Howard Lord It was the custom of German no eya trouble. Prentiss, late of Vernon who de- cludes WUIlngton. In the event fliers to entertain crack enemy one-fifth ^of its income for shelter. . Mres to sell certain property own- softball game was played. After 884-2, East Hsmptoa Not Bisk ts 1 ^ POTTED PERBHNIALS of sn air raid It will be his duty ward the members of the troop pUota after their capture,, and 3 3 c lb. Ehqiierlments have been made ed by the deceased located in this to send word to the air wardens In aaid the aamc honor was accord 4 5 c lb. Planted Now Will Prodoco a Full Crof of Blooms There Is An Electric Range city. visited' Jane Lyman who is con with ultra violet lights placed in These factors fllustrat* the FHA's concern for the towns of his district which he fined to her home with an illness. Mr. and Mra. William Converse ed Bader at an airdrome In France FRESH EASTERN PORK f Either End) . . . ih vac tha conduits of air conditioning Nozt Sosson. win receive from Boston or New of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mr. and where he was first held. the welfare of families assuming indebtedness for York. / gfT;‘^5*^ Mrs. Ml Lillian Rice, librarian of systams so as to stsrlllse an the f l l Jthe. le Saxton B. Little library la Mra. Floyd Barton and Fred Etar- After the dinner, Bader—who ^ Casipjete Line of Groceries — Fresh Fruits and V eve. air dreulatcd into rooms In this the purchase of homes. The FHA, officials of the To fit every kitchen plan The Valley Bridge club mem_^_bCf*' planning nlan with the town's five dia- ton of Ancrandale. N. T., have had Just received his new artifi O position the lights srs not a risk agency asserted, is the only Nation-wide organiza j South Coventry' were guesta of Mrs. Iva Wilcox trict achool teachers for the obser been recent guesta o t Mrs. Laura cial lsg<—disappeared, the sp V MANC/’HlSS'llUK U V lijN lM I HBKALU. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1941 Was brought Into ehurcb ho — . ___ .T*’.. MANGUESTEB EVENING HERALD, B1ANCHE8TER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1941 PAGE “The Prtceleos Lova of Jeaua," at Britain^ Opens yrr fFair Rentmg the elevation "O fialutarU” and at About Town Cites Aircraft Obituary the concluoion of the service Large Army Convoy 'Beautiful Land On High.” Drive on Italy The Junior Choir of B t Mary’s Lecture Topic Tha blgh esteem In whleh bis Episcopal ohuroh will beg^ re- T r a i ^ Plan frienda and neighbors held the de (OoBUnaed freoa Page Ona) bearaus tomorrow evening at 6:30 Deaths ceased was attested when the la Aa pariah bouse. Passes Through Town M oriarty Take Twi Cup; Tigers Also Win Subject to Be church was nearly filled and a command ralda five planea are Plant Executive Speak- i delegation from the Garibaldi So missing, it said, and from a coast Mrs. James W. Brand, of the V — — Explained at Meeting ciety attended in a body. Burial al command raid on oil depots and Centennial apartments on Chest er at Today^s Meeting Over 15,000 Soldiers in Nathan Maine was at SL James's cemetery with refineries along the occupied nut street, entertained at a tea "Name Your Oum Price and Winner" Of GOP Women. Rev. Ekknund Barrett reading the French coast at St. Nasaim two Saturday afternoon for Mn. R. Of the Kiwanis Qub. Weddings Two Columns on Way" j_____ committal servlcee. The bearers bombem have not mturned to tlielr KenneA Leach, of 88 Chestnut Server’s Wildness Tigers Take Title "FUr TUating” wlU b« the eub- Dies Sunday were all nephews, Thomas, Wil bases. street, who wlA her husband and H. J. O'SulUvan, supervisor of to South; One Goes Will Be Poker Face Joe or ^Cosmic ’ Punch Lou ? Ject et Ctement Hyde’e Ulk before liam and Adam Rlamondi, Michael The ministry quoted one pilot as children, Patricia and Richard, are employee training for the ilnlted Through Center. and Thomas Arsari and Gaudino saying that the fumes of burning leaving to make their rceidence at Aircraft. company In East Hart Trotter-Schreiber In 13th Frame Costly the llancheater RepubUc^m Wo- Veteran Bolton Resident Ii^monica. oil and chemicals mached even to Northfleld, Mass. OAer guests In Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Schrcl- At Nebo Yesterday men'a club, which holds its first the raldem' flying height and that cluded Mra. Alden L. Carleton, ford, guest speaker at the noon ber of 669 Gardner street, an Storting early this morning msetinr and tea, tomorrow after Passes Away at Green the refinery blaze could be seen 50 Mrs. Russell F. Miner and Mrs. day luncheon of toe Kiwanis Club, nounce toe marriage of their when tank trucks and field kitch Russians Defeat miles away. Robert H. Poore. gave an Interesting account of toe daughter, Dorothy Caroline, to ens began rolling through town, Winning Run Comes noon -at 2:30 at the home of Town Lodge Home. operation of one of Connecticut's Ted Williams Did It f I Winners Blast BrennaB .Treasurer and Mrs. George H. Only Few Planes Attack Lieutenant Woodrow Trotter, son one of toe largest troop move- I Box Score Britain meanwhile was the ob iThe BeeAoven Glee club will largest natlonsi defense Industries. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trotter of ments to be made In tola section Over Plate on Wild By Getting Six Hits Waddell of Porter street. Former Rumanian Units At toe opening of his talk Mr. ' Off Mound in Third ly- prindpal of Hartford High Nathan Collins Maine, veteran jective of only a few hostile air meet at 7:30 tonight at the Eman Summit street on Saturday, Sep since military training waa com Heave to Give Twi Cup , Moriarty Brothers Bolton resident, and one of the craft, flying singly, the govern uel Lutheran church. All members O'Sullivan said that he was asso tember 27, at 3 o'clock in Camden, menced continued through late af AB R H PO A E Philadelphie, Sept. 29.—CP)— ' school, Mr. Hyde is no stranger to (Continued from Page One) ciated with Mr. Wilson, president Ted Williams went and did It. I Frame for Five Runa local audiences. He is a member civic leaders of that town for ment said. are requested to be present as the J . ternoon. The 15,000 troops and full To Moriarty Brothers. Keeney. 2b .. .. .6 2 2 7 4 2 many years, died Sunday evening They ranged as far as the coast club is rehearsing for a concert In of the Pratt A Whitney Engine Miss Marjorie Taylor of Gris equipment of the 26th Division Hilderbrand, lb .5 1 1 8 0 2 The slringbean slugger of I ! And Softball Title. of the housing committee In the tanker of 6,000 tons was sent to CJompany 23 years ago and that he toe Boston Red Sox dropped neighboring city. He has spoken at the Green Lodge Home, where of South Wales and a communique the near future. After rehearsal wold street, who was a classmate was on the move, en route >to Ma- . Moriarty Brothers won a bitter Burke, ss ...... 4 0 0 2 4 0 he had resided with members of the bottom of the Black Sea. was pleased to again associate ness, No^th (Taroilna, where large Katkaveck. c . .5 n 0 13 1 0 below the charmed .400 batting i h w before, la an interesting On land," the Rusalana said the reported there was some damage Ae monthly btuiness meeting will of the bride, was maid of honor The Tigers greased the M d s his family for the past 15 years. at two places and a small number be held. The executive committee himself with toe aircraft leader in and Lieut. Trotter had aa his best scale m^euvera for the wh^a ly fought baseball game from a Becker, If .... .1 0 0 0 0 0 mark Saturday for the first under the Depot Square O m g tt speaker, and will tell of the alms Red Army in fierce counterattacks the present emergency. northeast and middle Atlantic sea hard flghtlng Polish American Congdon, If .. .3 0 2 4 1 0 time sines July. So yesterday of his committee, how it came into Mr. Maine was bom in Bolton, on the central front recaptured 10 of casualties. requests a full attendance as Im man John W. Cox of Schenectady, teem at Mt. Nebo yesterday after December 25, 1852, son of Nathan The raid on northern Italy was portant business will take place. Mr. O'Sullivan was secured for N. Y., a fraternity brother of the board are scheduled to start next team at Mt. Nebo yesterday after Jarvia. rf .... .5 0 0 3 n 0 he stepped up to the plate eight noon and copped thu eoftball title existence. It should prove en more villages in its drive from toe Kiwanis talk by Attorney Har wcclc. Tbomss, cf ... .5 1 2 1 o 0 times to concoct six hits, lightening not only to people who S. and Cornelia (Carver) Maine. Yelnya toward Smolensk. the second this month. Turin was bridegroom at Boston University. noon 4-3 in the thirteenth inning. for Manchester by an 8-8 score. raided on the night of Sept. 10-11. The annual meeting of the Man old'Gar^y.^ The bride's wedding dress was VU Bolton Notek Server, who had pitched b“n even Griswold. 3b . . .5 0 1 V 0 2 enough to boost his mark from I They blasted Hook Brannon off tea pay rent, but those who rent The Red Army also was said to Hags PlaaS^ Blanchard, p . .5 0 0 0 3 0 .39955 all the way up to .406, houses to others, so that they may have hurled the Germans from chester Radio club will be held to brown rayon silk, brown and cop Part of toe division went south terms with Cy Blanchard, wild mound in the third orith five n n E know what their neighbors are do- morrow evening In Ae Trade a-The speaker declared that 22,000 per accessories and corsage of spi ward by way of Columbia, Marl pitched the winning marker over during a doublehesder with which came on a comblnatiaa a t. three lines of trenches and to Convoy Put Through School classroom. Election of offi (Sen and women are now employed der orchids. Her traveling costume borough and Middletown, while Totals ...... 44 4 8 39 IS 6 toe Philadelphia Atoletlce. timely hitting and poor support Ing. have crossed the Desno river in in the P. A W. plant, worktog on the plate to end one of the most A good turnout is expected at cers will be held and other mat is a two-piece tweed suit with the other column came into town spectacular ball games here In Polish Americans Williams, who also copped for the ancient Brennan. an advance on a alx-mlle front. Despite Attacks ters of business transacted. a three-shift schedule within the AB R H PO A E home run honors with 37 and this first meeting as cards have Leningrad continued to resist London, Sept. 29.—(yP)—An Im brown accessories. via Bolton Notch and waa slated many years. Cliff Keeney's big Herman Welrzbickl’s big hat plant that now covers 2,000,0(ra The maid of honor wore brown to continue out of the state bat kept the Moriarty team in the Bernard!, as ...4 2 1 2 5 1 ranked fourth in runs batted in, aided the cause of the Tigers as ha been mailed to all newly registered the strongest German air and portant convoy was put through square feet of area, devoted to the Saverick. 3 b ___6 1 2 3 5 0 is the first major leaguer to tiat ^publican women to attend this land pressure, it was said. A the central Mediterranean despite Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Neff crepe, brown accessories, corsage through Danbury. running. He slam m ^ a home run f,atbered three out of tour and of Chicago, 111., are spending two manufacture of P. A W. engines. of gardenias and stephanotis. As the columns came through in the third with Thomas on the Vlot. c f ...... 6 0 1 2 0 0 over toe .400 ' mark since BUI drove in two rune in teat faM tea. correapondent for the Communist consistent attacks by "the enemy About twenty per cent of toe Kose, If ...... 6 0 1 2 1 0 Terry did it in 1930 and the Mrs. Frank Gerlach and Mrs. E. party organ, Pravda, reporting air force," the Admiralty an weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Robert After the ceremony the bride more thickly spaced this afternoon bas«4. and again In the eighth he third Inning. There was not much E. Carney of Garden street. Mrs. applicants for Jobs at the P. A W. and bridegroom left for Chicago, several letters were flung from the hit a double and later scored tbe ObuchowskI. lb .3 0 0 16 0 0 first American Leaguer since of a ball game after this frame as. B. Hutchinson of the hospitality from trie besieged city said: nounced today. plant get work, he said, and he committee will assist Mrs. Wad- “We‘ already have cracked the Neff la the former Miss Catherine m., where the latter has been as cars to the policemen on -dtrty at third run. Haraburda, 2b . .6 0 0 2 3 0 Harry Heilman climbed to toe Rubacha got better and better as The Admiralty said the convoy Carney. emphasized that the country with toe center, with requests for their Lovett, rf ...... 5 0 1 2 0 0 batting stratosphere In 1923. the game nrent along. Dealmona re deU. enemy's advance, now let us bleed reached its destination although signed to active duty as Assistant The end came rather suddenly in 45 miles of East Hartford had Corps Area Constructing Quarter mailing. This was immediately for the Polish lads who had fought Wierzblcki, c ...5 0 1 9 0 0 lieved the Garagemen’a ace burlsr him white.” one merchant ship was damaged been combed for trained factory Today, with toe 1941 season This correspondent portrayed The first fellowship pariah sup master for toe Sixth Corps Area done. back tooth and nail, hsd come Server, p ...... 5 0 1 0 1 0 ended, WIlUams' batting line in the fourth but tbe damage had and hgd to be sunk by British workers since operations had been been done and from there in it was Italians Claim the defenders of Leningrad as “at forces. There were no casualties on per will be held tomorrow evening with headquarters in Chicago. from behind the ninth to tie the reads; tacking incessantly, then driving at the North MeAodist , church, stepped up to war tempo. |fany of Included In the column going score only to lose it In the thir Totals ...... 48 3 835* 15 1 G. AB. R. H. Ave. a breeze. Once in the second they that ship, however, the announce the workers come from the other Score by Innings; got three men on the bssas tout forward,, without respite.” ment said. and will be served at cost. It is past the center was infantry, field teenth. Fielding feats were as 143 456 135 185 .406 Cruisers Sunk The Red Air Force was reported hoped whole families will attend. New England States, aa far as toe artillery, quartermaster and signal common as the dried grass in the Morlartv Bros. scored only one run. An escorting warship was re Canadian border. “ Dr. Underhill units besides medical corps and 0 o'2000010000 1—4 Tbe biggest crowd of tbe season rendering great aid to the land ported damaged but the Admiralty During the evening plans for outfield. Bernsrdl. Keeney. Burke (Oonttnoed from Page One) troops. The communique said the painting and repairing toe church One of the best features of the other special troops. A large per and Ssverick turned In gems, as P. A. watched the game and cheered on said her fighting effeciency was local plant Is the loyalty of the centage if toe truck drivers evi 100010001000 0—8 the doughy boys from across ths Germans lost 98 planes Friday not impaired. will he discuss^. Talk Tomorrow did ObuchowskI who handled the killed 11 persons and injured 33, along the entire front compared men working there, he said. Each dently belonged to a Negro unit. first base assignment like a vet- • T^\•o out when winning run Major League tracks. As a matter of fact bote The Ladies Guild of St. Mary's employee la trained to perform Near Accident > eran. was scored. teams come from the north end while 12 casualties were caused at with 31 Soviet planes lost. perfectly his own particular Job Two-base hits: Oriswx>ld, Keen Rhodes, where bombs fell on a (The Italian news agency, Ste 4,000 Italians Quit • Episcopal church will hold its first Mrs. Alfred B. Sundquist, presi One woman, who was impatient Final Inning DiMstrous Leaders and it was a north end crowd that fani, said in a Sofia, Bulgaria, dis fall meeting Thursday afternoon at and not to rely upon the directions dent of the Memorial hospital to cross toe highway st the Center The final chukker wae bad for ey. Home runs: Keeney. Sacri lined the eidellnes. Ihe champtons hospital and civilian residences, a of the various departmental in fices; Katkaveck. Double plays, communique declared. patch that Russian parachute At IJolchefit two o'clock in the Guild room. The auxiliary, and Mra. James M. caused a dislocation in the^Uno Server. After he had forced toe By The Associated PreM represented the ^ SoftbaU UMgao troops had landed in Bulgaria, and London, Sept. 29.—(yP)—One of hostesses will be Mrs. Max Kasul- spectors for check-ups. Shearer, chairman of toe commit \ hen she stepped from the curb ever dangeroua Keeney to ground Keeney to Hilderbrand, Kose to while the Depepoublea—Reiser. Brooklya 40; anti-aircraft fire and were met by daughters, Mrs. George Walker, of In' the Baltic fighting Uerman Armour 111 ...... Oub will be a Tri-Service Club - two tie acorn and forge ahead. Ber- Cop Preeeatei to Wlanera this town, and Mrs. George Rob today. reports said big guns were shelling meeting with the Rotary and Ex nardl was safe when Hilderbrand Mize, S t Louia, 38. Totals ...... 8 6 s ' i i i ' g ' d British night fighter planes. Atchison ...... 28'/i change (TIubs assembling Jointly at Mias Marguerite Busch, daugh Score Winning Touch Triplaa— Reiser, Brooklyn, 17; The targets of the British bomb ertson. of South Coventry. Also, Kronstadt, Russian Island Naval Aviation Corp , ...... 3»i dropped Keeney's throw after the ter of the late Frank Busch, pre By Gayle Talbot i^in Philadelphia. He got it good Fear Boisterous Dodg- Score by innings: four grandchildren, and three base guarding the sea approach to the Country Club next Monday PUBLIC MARKET New York, Sept. 29—(S’;—Joe that night what with hla illness, Fletcher, Pittsburgh, 18. Tlgars...... 606 318 00d-« ers in Italy were Turin, Genoa, Baldwin Ct ...... i5>; evening, Oct. 6 at 6 p.m. sharp. Utter had made a great stop. Bav- sented the cup, which is a memor down in Exactly 50 ers Home runs—Camilli, Brooklyn, Spesla and Savona Marina—all in great grandchildren. Surprise Shower Leningrad, and that German dive BAG ...... 4?:, erick dragged a bunt down the ial to her father, to Manager Fe Louis, of toe blasting fists, end I * *^^*J*,* May Storm Gates D ^ t Square . . . .010 000 030—6 Funeral services will be held at bombera were seeking out rem The Joint meeting of the three Seconds. , „ vr J Ilooked on writo emueed tol- 34; O tt New York. 27. Rune batted in. Kosak, Bramad, the north. Bendix ...... 37"', clubs will start on time to enable first base line end all hands were lix McEvItt at the close of the Lou Nova, a rugged, courageous ' eranee. In Advance of Opening the Watkins Funeral Home. Wed nants of the Soviet Baltic fleet. Beth Stl ...... 65-'’( safe. 'The Polish Uds evidently put game. Mies Busch was roundly Stolen bases—MurUugh. Phila F. Vittner, Sr„ H. Oiyab, H. Waffd. (Dispatches from Bern said large nesday afternoon, at a time to be For Miss Krob The high command said yester those desirous of attending the an For Tuesday specimen from California, clash ‘'But I learned something that delphia. 18; Hopp, St. Louis, Hand- blckl 2, Siimlaleakl, Zamaltis; twa numbers of foreign warplanes Borden ...... 2 in nual town meeting to get away. on a double steal and Bernard! waa applauded by toe fans who crowd By Tom Slier st lO^'clock (e.s.t.) tonight at the | night,” he says now. "I thought I By Judson Bailey ley. Plttaburgh, and Fray, CHnein- psssittl over Switzerland during the announced. Rev. W. Ralph Ward, day one Russian cruiser was set Can Pac ...... 4?i Fancy Rib Lamb Chops...... Ib. 39c tossed out. Katkaveck to Griswold. ed behind home plate In front of base hit Brennan; hits off, Biwd Jr., of the South Methodist church, afire by the cannonading, and a Rursell Paul won the attendaiice Chicago, Sept. 29—OPI—The Chi Polo Grounds in s 15-round heavy could whip any man in toe world, New York, Sept. 29—(jP)—The nati, 16. fian 7 In 4 innings; sserldds httd night. Indicating that the bombers Miss Annamae Krob, daughter Case (J. I.) ...... 80 prize supplied by Tut Hewitt. Freshly Made Lamb Patties, bacon wrapped...... lb. 25c But Ssverick was on second, and the screen during the presentation cago Bears required only 50 fleet weight championship fight that even if I was half-sick. I know Pitching — Riddle, Cincinnati, will officiate. of Mr, and Mrs. Cffiarles Krob of battleship near Kronstadt was said CiuTO De P ...... 3314 VIot's hard hit ball bounced out of ceremonies. Manager McEvitt in boisterous Brooklyn Dodgers and F. Vittner, M. Rubatea, E. Wlssd- which attacked northern Italy Members of the Manchester to have been hit by heavy bombs. ing seconds to prove that they are proralaea to leave 60,000 specta- now tost it can't be done. This 19-4; Hlgbe, Brooklyn, 22-9; made the long Journey from Bri 88 Linden street was the guest of Ches A Oh ...... 36 U Sausage Meat, pure pork, our own make...... lb.29c Keeney’s hands but the second turn presented the cup to Matthew ready to defend their prized pro tora limp. staid New York Yankees focused bicM; stolen bases, Breimad, Lodge of Masons will .^conduct a honor at a surprise miscellaneous The shelling began Friday, It was saeker still had time to get the time I'm in the most perfect phy their full attefiDon on toe world Kosak; doubla .-plays, E. Wistw- tain.) Masonic service, and Die bearers said. i ' Chrysler .,...... 58^4 Auction Tonight Moriarty of Moriarty Brothers fessional football title against all This is one battle that scarcely sical condition of my life, and I riva nieO gbtm Ossoaltlee shower Friday evening at the Col Gas A El ...... 2% nmner, but tha first beaeman who donated It to tbe Twi League comers. series today, even if a lot of this blckl, H. WierxMdd, iteeboMd: will be lodge members. The guns.were believed mounted AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT dropped the throw end Ssverick can miss. Opinion is divided sharp won't muff toe chance.” town's sports fans did not. Expect 60,000 Fans left on bases. Depot 10, 'Tigers 9; Nine persons were killed and 26 The Watkins Funeral Home will home of Mra. Thomas Moore of Coml Inv Tr ...... 31?4 Fried B u n s...... doz. 25c tn 1937 While toe champions were whip ly on the probable winner, but The bookmakers do not share wounded in Palermo, Sicily, the Oakland street. The hostess was somewhere in the vicinity of Coml S olv...... 10 U At S A. Citadel came tn arlth the tlelng run. It Yesterday's triumph was toe ping Green Bay In brutal style, Since toe baseball clsMic does ! base on balls off. Brennan 4, Rd- be open for the convenience of Oranienbaum, on the mainland Date or Fig Squares...... doz. 25c vras a real ball game from here in there seems no doubt in anyone's Nova's confidence in his destiny. not get underway unUl Wednes bacha 8, Desimone 3; U t by ^teh- dally war bulletin declared, while friends Tuesday evening. a.sslsted by Mm. Norman BJark- Cons E d is ...... 16% second for Moriarty Brothera in 25 to 17, Sunday the New York mind that It will be a cruel, spec At last check-up they were offer At Fight Tonight two were killed and seven injured man of Moore street and Mra. seven miles across the mouth of Cons O il...... 6V4 Apricot Jelly Doughnuts...... doz. 29c to the thirteenth no mistake about the 1941 season. Earlier they had Giants were aroashlng through the day. toe sports spotlight was turn- I er, Brennan 1, Rubacha 8, Da- the Neva river from Kronstadt and Tonight at seven o'clock at the It. tacular engagement while It lasta. ing a bonus of 13 to 5 that he ed on tonlght’a heavyweight title eimone; time, 1:30; Umpirao, Kerid at Genoa on the northwestern Mrs. Hannah Swanson Charles BJorkman of Village Cent Can ...... 35% Salvation Army citadel. Major N. taken top honors la toe Trl Coun Washington Redskins to a 17 to 10 This is one of toe few times that catches a licking from Louia. coast of Italy, where five fireflght- atreet. Twenty-five friends of, about 18 miles from Leningrad. Corn Prod ...... 52% Keewey Hlta Homer ty League and rounded out a fine victory. Tbe Bears now lead the toe big Negro, Louis, has met a fight between Joe Louis and Lou Kennedy, OervinL Mrs. Hannah Swanson, of 444 DNB, telling how the Germans J. Curtis will auction off the fruit AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT In the third frame Cliff Keeney Anyone wanting to bet on toe Nova at toe Polo Grounds, right By The Associated Press ars were listed among the casual Center street, widow of Andrew B. the bride-elect were present and Del L A Wn ...... 6% and vegetables that decorated the season with two peimaata, 24 vic Western division with ona victory man his equal in physical equip champion waa asked to put up 315 Principals—Joe LouU, Detroit ties. showered her with bqautiful gifts, were mopping up the area east of Douglas Aire ...... 78% Fancy Green Beans...... 2 qts. 19c hit a home run deer up on the tories against 7 defeats. end no losses and the Giants a%d ment, fighting heart and absolute across toe Harlem river from Swanson, died at the Manchester Kiev said k single division within platform for the annual harvest football field with Roger Thomas to win 35.. It is one of toe biggest Yankee Stadium. world heavyweight champion, ve. Four were reported injured by Memorial hospital, Saturday eve which she unwrapped seated un Du P o n t...... 151% festival meetings yesterday. Hard, Ripe Tomatoes...... 3 Ibr. 19>‘ Brooklyn are tied in tbe eastern confidence since he won the title betting fights, they say, since toe Lou Nova, Alameda, Calif., chal Army Team Champ anti-aircraft splinters at Spozia, der balloons and a watering can 24 hours captured 20,000 Russian Eastman Kod ...... 142% on third. There were two out at But toe champions of toe Na ning, following a long lllnoas. prisoners, and said some advance The councert Saturday evening Pippin Apples for Cooking, hand picked...... 5 lbs. 25c sector, each with two wins. from Jim Braddock In 1937. Off days of Jack Dempsey. tional and American- leagues went lenger. south of Genoa, where the Italians from which many streamers in Elec Auto-L ...... 30 by the band and son.^atera attract tha time and tt waa the first extra Pta^ng before a sellout throng hand, only Max Schmeling among While many observers, including ^ u t—15 rounds for world teve a large Naval base. Mrs. Swanson, who was 67 years red. and white were attached to units caught up with Streams of Gen Efiec...... base blow by either team In twen about toe business of preparing for On Arena Program of age. was bom in Halland Prov retreating Red soldlera...... 31% ed a fine audience. Sunday morn of 24,876 a^ Green Bay, the bears toe many who have challenged this wrriter, have picked Nova to heavyweight title. In Milan, industrial center in the gifts. A buffet lunch was Gen Foods ....' ...... 41% ty Innings of play. The ball Und- rolled up a I5-polnt oAge only to Louis and taken their beatings ap win, it must be admitted that they their own world's championship ince, Sweden, and came to Man ing the bandsmen Journeyed to TUESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS ed just Mhlnd Kooe and the hard, struggle. Both teams scheduled Place—Polo Grounds, New York. BWthem Italy, six persons were chester at the age of 17, residing served. Gen M o t...... 41% Danielson where a community Franco-American Spaghetti, 1-Ib. can...... 2 for 15c Veeterday*a Beoatts se-* the Packers pass them dizzy peared on toe surface to have oa have done so writh some forebod Time—First preliminary, 8:30 Injured by anti-aircraft shells and Miss Krob is to be married to Finns Bomb Railroad Hershey ...... 52% dry eurface caused It to bound and take a 17-15 lead. Then came good a chance ac Nova against tha workouU at toe Stodium. and toe New Haven, Sept 39— Frank here for the past fifty years. Mr. Helsinki, Sept. 29 — (JF)— The service was held, with all the NattoMl ing- They aren't obnoxious about Dodgers arranged to ride In a late- p. m. (e. a t ) ; main bout 10 p. m. Clark, Aberdeen, Md., Amqf two persons were killed in black Joseph Donahue, son of Mr. and Int H a rv ...... - ...... 53% churches participating. The prin Orange and Grapefruit, whole segments .. .No. 2 can 16c over the driveway and on top of Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 1. the payoff. The massive Chlcago- famous Bomber. It, and they usually wind qp with and Mrs. Swanson were married in Mrs. Joseph Donahue of 194 Por Finnish Air Force heavily bombed Eggs, Pullets’, Strictly Fresh, Good Size...... 2 doz: 65c the bank in between the closely afternoon parade in Brooklyn as Promoter — Twentieth Century Team, Dtamond Belt ChaaaslOB out accidents, but no bombs fell on Manchester on April 13, 1893. She Int Nick ...... 29% cipal speaker was Lieutenant Gov Pittsburgh 3, Clacinnstl 2. sns retaliated with toe vital touch Nova belongs in there tonight a cautioua.. .“If Jpe doesn't Sporting club; Mike Jacobs, Ptm- of Philadelphia last year, and the city, the communique declared. ter atreet on October 25. Both the Murmansk railroad between Int T A T ___ packed automobiles. Tn the eighth down In 50 seconds. George Mc on his record. He knocked out Mju toe Borough officiaUy and elabo was a member of the Emanuel Petrozavodsk and Karhumakl yes ...... 2% ernor Odell Shepard of Hartford. Com Flakes, Rojral Smriet, crispy...... 3 Ige. pkgs. 14c St. Louis 3, Chicago 1.' slaughter him in the first round.” Ident. holder of tbe Pefllikylvanla toate- British Plane Shed Down are employees of the local tele Keeney doubled to left, went to v m i rately celebrated the Brooks' first Lutheran church, and was well terday, it was announced today. Johns • Man ...... 68% colonel Edmund Hoffngan and Baker’s Baking Chocolate...... Mj-Ib. cake 15c New York 2, Boston 1. Afee returned toe kickoff 61 yards Baer twice, among other thinga, E if Louis has slipped a pennant In 21 yeata Estimated attendance and gate erweigbt UtM, will box Bobby One British plane was reported phone exchange. Kennecott ...... 34% Mra. Hoffman were toe special third on Bernardl’s error end Anwrlean to Green Bay's 49. Bill Oamanaki and had Tommy Farr on the verge trifle from hla dazzling besL he known in local Swedish circles. Miss Krob was tendered a sur Hits were reported on transport Ivory Soap, 1 lu g e cake and 1 medium cake . . . .both 11c scored on Burke’s flv to Vlot. This monster demonstration was —60.000 specUtora, 3600.000. O’Brien of Hailford in one of tee Shot down over Turin, also In She Is survived by eight chil trains. Leb Val RR ...... 4% guests of the local corps at toe St. Louis 5, Cleveland 4. tore off 23 yards, Ray Nolting of a knockout in the closing etui hits like a trip-haipmer and Betting odds—Louis 5 to 18 fav feature houte on Dick Gray% ass- northern Italy, but the war bulle dren; Oscar Swanson, of White prise peraonal shower Tuesday Llgg A My B ., ...... 88 concert, aifi) the meetings yester maockaid Pitched Ftae Ball Chicago 3, Detroit 0. picked up 18 end McA]Fee floated rounds of their scrap. Only some is too fast to be avoided for long. expected to excite The Dodgem’ orite to win, 5 to 7 to score a tin mentioned no casualties there. evening at her home by a group of Lockheed Aire ...... 28% Cy Blanchard pitched a fine ball around left end for toe score. Later peculiar interference by the re If he has lost any of his great fabulous followers to such peaks ateur fight card at the Arena to Plains, N. Y.; Elmer Swanson, of day, which were also well attend DIAL 5137 — FREE DELIVERY! game but received wretched sup Boston 12-1, Philadelphia 11-7. knockout. night At Savona Marina, also on the East Hartford: Rudolph. Victor her girl friends. Loew's ...... 37 ed. Major Harold Zealley, divi Washingtoa 5, New York 0. Bob Snyder connected for his sec feree saved Tommy, who only ability, it is only relative. He wriil of entousissm that toe entlVe Apprcaimate weights — Louis port from hU mates at times. In ond field goal of toe' gfme. to shortly before that hsd breezed squad of Brooklyn players moved Gray has arranged for a radte Italian mainland, the raiders were and EMward Swanson, all of Man Red Cross Needs LorilUrd ...... 17 sional officer at Hartford assisted. Staadinge hit Nova quick, hard and often. 202. Nova 202%. description of a round-by-rood# aald to have damaged a number of chester: (Tarl Swanson, of West Mont Ward ...... 33% the clutch, however, he handcuffed clinch the outcome. 15 rounds against Louis. It only remains to be seen wheth into a Manhattan Hotel last night Noted Authority tbe Polish Uda.' Server also had NatleMi The one time Nova ever ■wraa in order to get some rest and re- Officials—^Referee. Judges and broadcast of the Joe Loois-Loa Msldencea and dropped propa Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. Elsther More Workers Nash - Kelv .... (Final) Tbs Giants, rated ea the team to er toe rock-ribbed XHalifornian can timekeeper to be selected by New Nova heavyweight title fight ganda leaflets. Quinn and Mra. Eleanor Laycock, Nat Bise)...... poor support at times but the de beat for toe eastern title, spoiled beaten as a professional was the take tola, shake it off and come laxaUott before the big show feat y e ^ rd a y waa hia own fault. W. U Pet. GBL. toe Redskins' 1941 league debut night he climbed Into the ring, a atarta. York State Athletic Commission. Bemie Sanderson, enothar Raiders were said to have drop of Manchester; also eight grand On Baseball Dies Nat Cash Reg ., ...... ‘13 Brooklyn .... 100 54 .649 on to wear Louis down and pimlsh ■ Preliminariee Johnny Aicher. member of tbe U. S. Andy teasB ped explosives and incendiaries on children. She also leaves one Mrs. Charles Burr and Mn. Nat Dairy ...... 15% before 33,677 Washington fans. An sick man, against Tony Galento him—aa ha swears ha wiU do. The aame expectation that St. L o u is...... 97 56 .634 2% intercepted pass led to New York's Brooklyn’s baseball fanatics C2iffside, N. J„ vs. Tommy Mad from Maryland, and last year na the Sicilian towns of Trapani, brother in Minnesota, and two Allen Richardson will have cluufge Nat DIaUU___ ...... 24% anctonaU . . . 88 66 .571 12 den, Brooklyn, heavyweighte (4); tional intercoU^iato ndddiswaMri Marsala and CXstel. Vetrano as brothers in Sweden. Washlngrton, Sept. 29—(IP)—John of the Red Cross work headquar NY Central ...... 11% first touchdowm imd Washington wouldn’t be able to wait tlU open B. Foster. 78-year-old editor of the ters in Ae Cheney office building Pittsburgh .. 81 78 .528 19 tied toe count on Frank FllcltMk'a ing day to set out for toe aeries James D. Turner, Texas, vs. Joe champion, will box Pat V ^ well as Palermo, though no casual Funeral services will be held NY NH A H ...... 3-16 TONIGHT New Y o rk ___ 74 79 .484 25% short but he ona-putted nine O’Gatty, Newark. N. J.. heavy drillo, Manchester belter, in an ties were mentioned at any of from the Watkins .Funeral Home, Spaulding Baseball Guide and for tomorrow. On Wednesday Mra. II. Nor Am C6 . . . 12 44 JUST ONE DAY LEFT 67-yard sprint with a blocked Mck. greens. Q^e Artists to prompted police to aastgn a amall these places It was the second raid mer busineae manager of the New B. DeWolfe and Mra. Howard Ed- Chicago ...... 70 84 .455 30 Andy Marefos passed to Vincent detail of patrolmen to Yankee weights (4): Joe Bakst. Kulpmont, other of tbe headline bouts. tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, Packard ...... 1 ...... 2% Boston .. .. 62 92 .403 38 Had six strokes behind Barbaro Pa., vs. Teddy Wlnt, ML Vernon. Jack Burrier, Third Corps arsa on Sicily In as many nights. and at the Emanuel Lutheran York Giants, dM here today. dison will be In charge. Thursday Param Piet ...... 14% At II O’clock Dennery for the clincher in toe were Tony Penns, of ^ a yton, O.; Stadium last night. '48 hours ah««d Foster, a baseball writer for morning Mrs. William J. Spence PbiladelphU .4 8 l i t .275 57 third, and both teams added field Open Season Here of their previous plana N. Y., heavyweights (6); Holman middleweight champUon, tu n a Sd Other British planes tembed the church at 2:45. Burial will be in Penn RR ...... 22% Amarlean Herman Barron, of WBHe Plains, WUllams. Detroit va. Jose Bosora. Young (3e Oe, undefaatod WaMSNe Italian Island of Rhodes in the the East cemetery. more than half a century, entered will take over Ae American Re Phelps Dodgii ...... 30% goals In the fourth. and Sammy Byrd, of Philadelphia. The te,000 unreserved and newspaper v/ork in 1885 on the gion auxiliary and in Ae after (Final) Jock Sutherland's Brooklyn club bleacher Beats sUU available at the Puerto Rico, mlddlewelghta (6); bury Portuguese. SBStem Mediterranean, causing 12 Rev. Thorsten A. Gustafson. Phil P e t ...... 45% To buy your refrlgera* W. L. Pet. GBL. Sammy Snead of Hot Springs, Va, Tommy Tucker, New York, and eaaualtiea, and atUcked the Ub- pastor..iof the church, will officiate. Cleveland P r e g a . He later noon Mra. Harry Sweet and Mrs. Pub Sve NJ ... kept pace with the Giants by de was fifth with 28Q. Arrangements were Completed' Staffium will not go on sale till Irish Jimmy Carr, anothar oC Harry Weir. The auxiliary has CENTER New Y « rk ---- 101 53 .656 feating Phtlodalphia. 24 to IS. Sat Wednesday morning but a line of U. S. Navy vs. Freddie nduela. the soldier boys, meets Tonudl^' yan base of Bardia, the lUlians The Watkins Funeral Home will worked for the Cleveland leader, Radio ...... Boston ...... 84 70 JM5 17 yesterday by Lefty Bray, for the Newark. N. J., hes'vywelght (6); be open for the convenience of rel the New York Journal, the New charge from Friday A Thursday. Reading. urday night The Dodgers pushed fane la expected to atari forming Gill- hard-hitteig VKsst Hasadf There lis an' urgent call -for nnore tor before tbe govern* Chicago ...... 77 77 .500 24 over 14 points in Jhe first period appaaranes of five top-fllght cue at almoet any hour now. Police Lenny Manclni. Brooklyn, 'vs. Ter welterweight, and Irite Tsd 0 ^ 1 atives and friends this evening un York Evening Telegram, the New Rem.Rud .... Billiard Parlor Detroit ...... 75 79 .487 96 ry Young, New York; lightwelghU til the hour of the service. York Sun and the Conaolldated volunteer workers. Women or Re^^BU ... and tacked on 10 more in the artists In exhiUtloo matchM this said the early arrivals could Michigan State lightweight sdA; Press Association. young girls willing to give time to Cleveland . . . 76 79 .487 28 fourth. Referee William H. (Ited) Connecticut season at the Center Billiard Par bring chairs or stools, but would (8 ). heavyweight champion beforo Rey Tob B . . . . I •••6 »• 6 f0 6 9 I S t L o u is...... 70 84 .455 81 Broadcast—Mutual Broadcfiat- taring the army, meets Hi Grew, Toycnla He Is survived by a niece. Mm. sew, knit or to learn Aa desk Safeway Stra . ment tax is added.. Frtesell suffered a broken leg lors. These players, members of not be permitted to “camp out” Rex H. Rhoades, and a sister, Mm. work, will be more than welcome. Washington . 70 84 .456 81 when a Brooklyn player acciden The National Billiard Program, with tents, cots, stoves or other ing System (WOR, New York.) Badger of New Haven. Sears Roeb . . . . Philadelphia ... 84 90 .418 87 win appaar single in jousts with In Long Talk Funerals W. O. Taylor, both of Washington, Anyone who wants ^ to help naay SheU U n ...... tally ploughed into htm. Grid Briefs paraphenalia. Foster was living with the niece call Ae workroom#, 8542 or Mn., Sooony - Vao ,. Detroit and the Chicago Cardi tha b ^ local talent available. All box and reserved seats a t the Mrs. Ellzabetli L. Bradford at the time of his death. Henry SmiA Weetminoter Road, nals engaged in a battle of frus Matches wUI he scheduled two Stadium have been sold out for (Osattesed from Page One) Sou I ^ ...... By T he Associated Praas weeks apart, with. Clarence Ander The funeral of Mm. Elizabeth, Funeral services will be held In 6294. South R y ...... Fall Meeting at tration Saturday night, a 14-14 Noteworthy svents racordsd as several weeks, and a crowd of Lloyd Bradford, widow of Louia' New York (Stephen Merritt Fun AlAough Ae voluntoare are do deadlock which left each team son. world's champion fancy shot about 70,0Q0, largest In series hls- Std Brands ... Oonnectleut’s college events pass king at pocket-billiarda opening ghlted States as the result of Bradford, who died at the Memo eral Parlom) and burial will be at ing well on Ae quota for garments Std OU C a l___ Rockingham Track still louring for its first league ed tbe first milestone of the 1941 Btory, Is expected to see the first ■flwmgestlons" from London. rial hospital Saturday night, will Foxborough, Mass., where his wife for Ae war sufferers overseas, It victory of 1941. • thfLSsries tonight at 11 p. m. Oth- game. A crowd of similar size will BeBeve New Tara bmnlnent Std DU N J ___ grid aaason Saturday Includad tha . Ora to be seen include Marcel be held toroomow at one o'clock is burled. The date for the fun is expected A at soon Ae call will Tex O orp...... Brooklyn bos the toughest as unyeUing of some promising sopho see the second game In the Sta WANTED! t, . Belief' was expressed in Inform- at the Holmes FunemI home, 28 eral has not been determined. be received -for ewAtere for Ae SEE THE NEW ‘ MMT Salam, N. H.. Sept 19—(ft)—An signment this week, meeting'the * camp, nemesis of champions In ti dium Thursday and then the scene B l gnarters that a new turn was Transamerica more talent at Trinity, an aus^ei- Woodbridge atreet. Rev. Earl H. draftees In training. Un Carbide . . . 6-E r (IlKtratsi) all-elalintM card, beaded tra a Washington eleven in to e ,^ p ita l ous debut as Wesleyan captain by tle play at pocket-billiarda, and wtu shift to Ebbets Field, which IMmliisiit in the diplomatie oltua- Furgeson of the North Methodist Sunday wrhile the Giants aralnvad- American snooker champion; Joe seats only 32,000, for contests Fri «ea among Japan, the United Union Pac . . . . with Ifrtar Saocaas Fss- race for 92,000 horses, markad the Jarring Jim Clarrieri though In a church wlU officiate and inter Public Records Unlit A lrc ...... opening today at Rockingham Isff Pittsburgh and the Bean p l^ losing cause, end the smashing of Chamaco, dashing caballero of day, Saturday and Sunday. If 'Btates and Britain, which appar- ment will be in Dalton, Maas. mm, ladadiog the oew Cleveland, to the. fourth Sabbath Mexico City, 1939 world's ebam- sixth and iNvento gamsa are necea- 'BpUy has been at a standstill for Is Given Surprise Umt Corp . . . . Park of a 42-day meeting, the a 14-yaar Jinx by Coast Guard Mm. Bradford lived with Mm. Unit Gas Imp . taale of New England’s lengthy battle Green Bay and the Canll- academy. plan at three cushion bUlarda, and eary, they will be played at toa “ “ arseka. It was indicated that. Bertha Hevenor of Wapplag for Application mo. w e e k s t o BUTTER . boioe racing aeaaon. nala meet at Unwaukse. After the holder of the world’s high run rec Stadium next Monday and Wed Japanesele were looldnm to the past three yearn and in Florida Application for a marriage li On 75th Birthday U S Rubber ... Cleveland game tha Bears' sched RaaulU of the games involring ord IS, and the world's record av nesday. .Rrahlngtatt forf the next dev&op- cense has been filed at the office U S Smelt .... » » t . "I* CONDITIONER An available etall space rvas the quartet of CMmectlcut clubs Pin Boys I during the wintera U S S te e l...... Jammed aa Rockingham’s first ule cans tor stx straight home en erage, 3 4-23 points per Inning; -All games vrill atari at 1:80 p.m. The funeral home will he open of the town clerk by Robert Ste that keeps batter fast post parada of tbe autumn meet gagements. ; Coast guard Academy *7, Univer- “Babe” Oanfield. Byraeuoe ”b ^ (ea.t.) except the Sunday oonteot, f t' la sooM quartass H was censid- phens and Bertha Turner, both of Mrs. BMwln Bray, of IS Wads- Vick Chem . . . . tight foe easy tptsediegl aity of Oonnectieut 0.^ for frienda until the hour of the worA street, waa pleasantly sur West Union . . . ing drew near. Horaas which wonder,” and 1938 world’s ama which wUI not begin un'tU 3 p.m. I gjgiHflrant that ths Amert- funeral. this town. Trtolty 20 Union 0. teur champion at pocket-hflUazde; MUST BE 16 YEARS OR OVER ! ambassador was closeted with prised yesterday afternoon when West m A Mfg have campaigned tn New Eng beexuae of New York Uw. Pemdt a large number of her relatives land, at other aastam and at mid- N. Y. Pro Golfer Brown 20, Waoleyan 4. and “Pats^ Natalia, vetoran title The practieea today were ex- . on the day that Japan was Domeart Mlalcuod '' Permit has been granted Joseph Although tbe mainstay of Bg In subdued faMiion the piAered to celebrate her 75A western eoureea have been arriv contender and peerieaa instructor, peetad to be routine oftaira, with ■Ths funeral services for the late Seheibenpflug for erection of a ilrAday. The party was held at CLARENCE ing by train and von to race for Wins $1,200 Match Trini^a attack against a soma- who finished third in 1936 to authoritative announcement of tha Sc aijid 6c a Strinf aanlveraary of her alliaace Domenlc Minlcucci were held this dwellffig on School street to cost what hsplsas Union alevan was Joe Oreenlaaf and Taberekl tor the first-gama,pitchers probably belag aecmany aag lta^. U.SOd. Stanlay Bray's cottage on Boltoo Curb Stocks tbe niO.OOO in pursee which the Provldanfie. R. I„ Sept 29—Iff) nonting from hla home on Oak Lake, and all Mra. way*a ehildran New Hampahira Jockey Chib is Beidler, a senior, who scored twa poekat-hUUaril title. delayed until the t-ur ms work out aravar. an ths anroMS there At 8t80 And At 8tv JAIlM|t*t AppHoattena ANDERSON cofuneutiv# Eiib*pRr romute of the touchdowne, the perform- and grand-^ebildnm ware praaent to All! N at Oaa A a a a a a a a,a 0 a a offering. Anderaon Is no stranger to •gate tomorrow. a s MdlcatlBn of any J ^ a a - Oatholte eburoh At 0 o'clock whore Applications for marriage Ut oron the Providence City open golf anoea of Paul Whit, “Goose" Goes cket bUUard fans h s 'ri^ bean "feadfaiese te ccnaldsr ths ties a aolemn High Maaa of Requiem cenaea have been fUed at A e ofi wlA her a happy birthday. Amn Suparpow Highlight of the meeting la ex championship and $1JOO for Louis Ung and (3iarley Foster, sopho ths Axis less binding, ths An enjoyabto program wpa ar Cits Sve ...... World’s Trick pected to he tha renewal of tha Kre tor the past three years and waa celebrated by Rev. Vincent flee of the town clerk by the fol Barbara profeostonal at tha Hum- more backs, sod Johniqf D ^sa. is reeognlzed as ona of Um bast In thsass- of anniversary ranged, the highlight of which waB n Bond and Sh .. rivalry betwaan MUton Briggs. m o ^ Oomtry Ctah. Mamaro- Hines with Rev. Ednnmd Barrett lowing Manchester couples: Glno a turkey dinner served at ■ noon. Ford L td ...... m Rhode Iilaad-boni Joekay. and sophomore tackle, made the the country. Last season be mods MUEPHY’ft .being that the three- as deacon and the Rev. WUUam J. P. Enrico and Marie C. Dupont; TI 1WIUL4 COM Shot Artist naek. N. Y. eoaehee look with optimlam toorard a host of friends by his wlUte^sss liaiM wad a foundation- Duna ae eub-deacoo. Arthur Keat Gall Crowell and Anna Cwlkla; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bray will oh- Niag H u d ...... tha Totaran Tod AUdaoen. Both tha oaxt two eessnna. Whlto prmr- of Jjfcanese foreiga policy. serve their IlftleA wedding an- Uni Gas ...... M a n c h is t ir Co n ip — I li T now rank amoog the natloa’s tan . ?? •• for a to expose the shots which naks ing was eoloiat and aa the body Robert J. Friday and Helen C. Mc- iversary laUr this year. t 4 total ^ 878. or 15 under par. in ad to be a hard charging buckar most of the stars famous. Ar Uni Lt and Paw A leading rtders and each wlU .he t h e t ^ e y on the Munictpal w^o could not only get through BOWLDIO I oeeklHg to Inipreva. hia paaittaa - D oosa Earner >• had carded 68, rangements to give the reaults at Admission Free 1 during tha, stay at Roekingham. ths line, but icsep going once be the LouiS-Nova battle have bean m and his drtvea wareyrelottvaly found open tarritob^, I toy tell local managasoMit ■ I ■ . - ' 1'- r •-fvvYr- -V MANCHEBTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1941 RED RYDER No Quitter B Y PRED HARMAN ibu’o BeitER 'I? Sense ' and Nbnsense <30 OACrt. J tflS iC A f A Gtys Wants ForYbur Benefit C»-operatlon When a colored revivalist was tiassified Modani Bardahlp* In Industry, Co-operation aids CBught hugging one of the young I have had a hard day; having no I productloo, promotes harmony and girls of the congregation, members soap flakes increases efficiency. Cooperation of the flock asked him to explain I had to make euds by rubbing Legal Notices means "working together.” When his actions, '"he preacher got a soap cakes; SWpbuilding Workers of America people work together for the gpod picture of the Good Shepherd with Somehow I got bread that had to »VOMAN WANTS Job aa care JUST ARRIVED 200 U. 8. Royal WANTED—MAN TO WORK on FOR SALE—LOT 67x125 comer AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Major Truck (n O ). The company employs at an organization, society, or the a lamb In His arms. "AS Ah am de be sliced. taker of anall country place for Deluxe 600-16 tires—S9.98 plua extractor. Good pay— steady BUILDING FOR RENT at 214 of Summer atreet. and Campfleld at Manchester within and for the about 350. The Greenport Em^ home of which they are a member, good ohepherd of dls yere flock" And when my new elsaner could free rent, preferably near bua tax at Brunner's, 80 Oakland work. Apply New System Laun District of Manchester, on the 97th they help to create good vt1ll. said the colored reverend, "Ah McKee street, Manchester. Also Road. Inquire 69 Edmund street day of September, A. D... 1941. P]oy*« AssoclaUon claims about not be enticed Hne. Mrs. Schwab, 2 Depot atrect, atreet. Phone 5191. dry. Harrison atreet. large Chevrolet truck for aale. Present W ILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq. Concerns Hit 200 of them ms members. I Especially In business. It Is of vital ought to be able to ho>’ a lamb In To run, when I wished to clean up Buckiand. Call New Britain 4334, or Inquire Judge. The CIO union is seeking recog« importance that each one in the mab. arms if Ah wants to." This my room, at 214 McKee Street. Legal Notices 78 Estate o f Mary Tryon late of nitlon by the company, reinstate o.ganizatlon does his part to co- was O'iatisfactory explanation to I actuallv had to sweep with e Wanted Autos— Salesman Wanted 36-A Manchester, In eald DIetrtet. de ment of workers discharged, with I operate in getting work done. Thla the deacons and elders, but they Automobiles for Sale ceased. By Walkout broom! Motorcycles 12 NATIONALLY KNOWN CORP., -4T A COURT OF PROBATE HELD On motion,of Hostard F. Tryon of back pay, dlssoluUon of the Em- shortens work. But if in your called a little meeting in the Sun 1940 PONTIAC BEACH Wagon, wants collection and adjustment Wanted to Rent 68 at Manchester, within and for the said Manchester Administrator, (C'oatinueti From Page One) pities Association which the CIO tasks, you are unfortunate enougli day School room and there formed Teacher — Unselflannees means WANTED. — USED CARS for District of Manchester, on the I7lh O R D E R ED ;— That six muntha contends Is a company union, to be surrounded by those who this resolution which was then loss WUIya aedah, 1038 Pontiac man this territory. $55.00 weekly day of Reptember A. D.. l»4t. going without something you need, Junk, would prefier cars with good WANTED—OCT. 1ST. OR 16, 4 from the 97th day of September. A. agreement by the company to stop balk your efforts to perform good read to the preacher: "We de dea aedan, 1936 Dodge aedan, 1939 tires. Barlow Tire Co., 595 Main guar, plus bonus for man qual. as or 5 rooms, by young reliable Prcient W ILLIAM 9. HYDE. Eta.. D., 1(41 be and the same are limited Middletown, which are In the ter voluntarily. Can you give me an Judxe. and allowed for the creditors with alleged Intimidation and discriml- work, thla can delay Us successful cons and elders of dls yere church, OUT OUR WAY Pontiac aedan, 1933 Plymouth street. perm, representative. A. C. B., couple, with 1 child. Reasonable. ritory covered by Local 671. example eff that Bobby? BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB aedan. Cole Motora—4164. 608-618 South Dearborn St., Chi Estate of Etta Taylor of Manches in which to bring In their claims To Hold Meeting Tonight natlon o f men engaged In union completion. It also tends to destroy resolved it is all right for Brudder Bobby—Tessum. Sometimes I go Good location. Write Joa. Gasper, ter, In said District, minor. against said eatate. and the said ad activity, future lay-offs on a sen your peace of mind. However, such JohnsIng to hoi' de lamb in bln cago, III. 62 Lincoln - atreet, Hartford. Th* Mancliester Trust Company ministrator la directed to give pub Negotlatkma for a new contract without a bath when I need one. OWOOOee-HH.' 1 BEO 'dX)R PARDOKI / I 1932 CHEVROLET ROADSTER Guardian having; exliihited its an- lic notice to the creditors to bring iority basis, and a new NLRB treatment la best Ignored. Friction arms If he wants to, providin’ It WITH ONLV A W E tH T O 3 U U E T CAN EGAp,eo«rSM _ Building-i-Contracting 11 covering long-dlatance drivers am a ram lamb. I eeQ ':jpUR DIDNfT KNOW VtX) HAD A for Bale. Call 5551 or 22 Haw •al'l eitate to In their claims within said time election which will eliminate the only causes wasted times. New Missionary: Did you know Win o r L06R JOUET, I ’ DBOOE VMAT this Court for allowance, It Is allowed by posting a copy of this along the eastern seaboard have PARDOW- I DiDMT PIE IN TH' OVEN, WITH A THE DAMGEL WTH A thorne atreet. CARPENTER LABOR. ContracU Help Wanted— Male or been in progresa for some time. association from the ballot giving From an article taken from the Mr. Jones. (SOT TO WORK 'FA(BTER Houses for Sale 72 O RD E R ED :— That the 4th day of order on the public sign post near tho workers a choice between the Field CTass, we quote the following: NOTICE THJCr I BOOK. IM TOUR HAND, OR S U E W ANTS RCWVUjnriC S E T T iN fi on new houses. General building Female 37 October A. D., 1941 at 9 o'clock fore- est to the place where the deceased Another meeting is scheduled for Has anybody seen the astrolo- Citizen of Cannibal Town—Yes. W A S IM A C O R R A L - I'D OF SKT ON MV •mAM A RARACMUTE TOR SALE—ONE DODGE panel inoon, at the Probate Office. In said last dwelt within said town and by CIO group or no union. ‘‘Friends are won by those who arc QUICKCR PULL OREGSj MUSIC, delivery truck cheap. Good condi and repairing, low rates. Write FOR S A L E - BARGAIN. NEW tonight in Providence and opera glstn who were predicting that be was the pride of the island. 1 JUMPED TOO LEGS.' PEACE-COM Box L, Herald. WANTED—MEN OR WOMEN for .Mancheiter. be amt the same Is as- publishing ths same In some news- friends. Happiness i;omes to those 10|O would be the last of HltlerT TRO O PER IN A POW OER THAN A 60PT LIGHTS. A t tion. Carlson A Company. Tel. modem 6 room house, with oil sIKned for a hearlna on the allow psper having a circulation In aald tors said they thought the diffi Missionary—I wonder why he l a t e . -I DIDAfT FORT--THEM, *MV PIE. potato picking. Louis Dlmock, who make others happy. Courtesy left so nice a place as your Island. PLANT.'-**. X'M APRAlD IP SRDO KLVbl DANCB.^-*.* WHEN 5134. burner, large- lot. shade trees, ance of said account with said es- probate district, within ten days culty here would be straightened Strike Halts Work is generally returned to the courte- S E E TM ' p o r t a b l e M V P I K E S , " Bolton, Conn. Tel. 7870. located Overlook Drive. Win. tate, and this Court direct! the from the date of this order, and re out at this meeting. For every married man admit Cannibal—Ho dld’t leave. You STOCKYARDS NO LEGS' X Bu s t R ig h t u p a n d a s k FA N CAN G H E IS t h o r o o g h l n Roofing—Siding 17-A Guardian to Rive public notice to all turn make to this court of the no eua." Kanehl. Tel. 7775. On Army Order ted to mental hospltale, three sin see, sir, times got so hard we had IM TIME-OOO o HER, IT MA’V H a tAER persons Interested therein to appear tice given. So far as could be teamed, there Don’t you think Cooperation le THROW A FATI&UEO, RAINT A Cleveland, Sept. 20. — gle men are admitted. to swallow our pride. OOM.' WE SPECIAUZE [N Roofing and and be heard thereon by publishing WILLIAM 8. HYDE was no meeting here between op much like a boomerang? If you .- I. TOO SOOOENLV, LIKE b o t t l e ?-*- R o s e a t e \)ie w o p Situations Wanted— FOR SALE— ATTRACTIVE 6 a copy of this oroder In some news J udgt, CIO strike for wage increases to INSURANCE aiding. Estimates freely given. H-9-2J-41. “ erators and leaders of the walk are willing to give it, you will find NNEAGIES . I'D BE AS Male 39 room house, modem conveniences, paper havln* a circulation In said out. day halted work on frames for AN lOVLLlC LIFE ', Before Voii Have a Fire Time payments arranged. Work- fully equipped with storm win District, flve days before said day of cooperation will return to you In AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD The suspicion that the strike Army "blitz buggies” and automo ei)6lNEE6-UKE IN A VINE-C05JERED or Accident mansbip guaranteed. A. A. Dion, ELDERLY MAN. healthy, clean, dows. porches screened, garage, hearlnx and return make to this like measure. Cheerful cooperatlin HOLD EVERYTHING See Inc,, 299 Autumn street. Tel. Court. at Manchester, within and for the might have some connection with biles at Midland Steel Products Co. makes progresa easier. Cooperation AG THE CENGUG C O T T A 6 E — . sober, hard worker, needs work, shrubbery. Tel. Man. 8459 after WILLIAM .9. H5T)E District of Manchester, on the J7th It involved 1,400 workers. McKin n e y Br o t h e r s 4860. day of September A. D.. 1941. the difficulty at G. Fox A Com is like teamwork: Two can do a ------T HAR-R0MP«/| handy with tools, small pay. 3 p. m. R. H. Wallace, plant manager, S05 Main St„ Manchester, Conn. Write Box W, Herald. H.9-99.41. Present WILLIAM 8. HVDE. Esq. pany was heightened by the fact better job than one can perform Telephone 6060 - 7433 Judge. that over-the-road drivers have said he did not "know very much" alone. Let's do our part to co- d ) Moving— Trucking— Estate of Frederick P. Geer late about the strike, called by Local Legal Notices 78 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD of Mahcheeter, In said District, de been declining to cross the picket opetate with those who work with Storage 20 at Manchester, within and for the ceased. line at the store to deliver goods, 486. CIO-United Automobile W'ork- PS. play with us and live with us. Articles for Sale 45 District of Manchester, on the 19th. era. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD The Manchester Trust Company Herbert A. Miller, secretary- day of .September. A. D.. 1941. Executor having exhibited Its ad Paul E. Milcy, union executive STORAGE FOR SALE—NO. 1 LOAM. Well fit MAnch^stfr. within and for th« Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. treasurer of Local 5tS9, however, Two elderly men at a club were Manchester District of Mancliestsr, on th« 27th ministration account with said es board member, said the company Moving and Packing. The Austin rotted manure, wood and atone JurtRe. tate to this Court for allowance. It said he did not believe the strike tUscuSsing the table manners of a dsy of September, A. D.. 1541. Estate of Bertha M. Malqrot late la refused demands for wage adjust A. Cbambera Co. Telephone 6260. for every purpose. C. Hill. Tel. Present W ILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. was in sympathy. new member. Eveniim Herald of Manchester, In said District, de ORDERED:—That ‘the 4th day of ments to bring Cleveland rates on 8628. Judge. ceased. ^ First—Well, what do you think Trust Estate u-w of Franklin H. October A. D., 1941, at 9 o'clock fore- par with those paid at the com ■.n Classified .Advertisements The Executor having exhibited noon, at the Probate Office, In said of him? Repairing 23 MUST SELL. UNFURNISHED Strong late of Manchester. In said hie administration account with said Unanimously Rfitify pany's Detroit plant. Count til words to s (ins District, dsceased. Manchester, be and the same is as Second—Very remarkable. I’ve small house trailer, 3 Inch oak estate to this Court for allowance. signed for a hearing on the allow- initiJiIs. numbers and sbbrsvtatlont WANTED TO TUNE, repair and The Manchester Trust Company, It Is heard soup gargled and syphone i, eaeb count as % word and compound planks, 15 years old. Used row ane of said administration account ISetc Agreement Will Have No Recourse regulate your piano or player Trustee having exhibited Its annual ODERED:—That the 4th d*v of with said estate, and this Court di but. upon my word, that's the first words Si two words. Minimum cost boat. Cheap. Mrs. A. Fiske, North account w’ith S4T(d estate to this Plainvllle, Sept. 29.—(A5—A five Pittsburgh, Sept. 20.—(A5—The Is p ries o f th rss tints. piano. Tel. Manchester 5032. October A. D„ 1941 at 9 o'clock fore, rects the Executor to give public time I’ve ever known it to be Coventry. Court for allowance, it Is noon, at the Probate Office. In said notice to all persons Interested months’ deadlock between the U. CTO Steel Workers Organizing fafns rs»rs per day for trmnsitnt O R D E R ED :— That the 4th daj* of yodeled. sds. Manchester, be and the same Is as- therein to appear and be heard A. W. CIO. local at the Standard Committee notified Its northeast LAWN MOWERl^ sharpened, call September A. D.. 1941. at 9 o ’clock slcned for a hearlnir on the allow, Effective N a r e b 17. iffiT FOR SALE—MEN’S Rebuilt and thereon by publishing a copy of this Steel Division of the Marlin-Rock- ern locals today that members who ed for and dellvwed. We sharpen, forenoon, at the Probate Office, In ance of said administration account order In some newspaper having a The average man ii a dame fool. H E M ^ Cash Charge relasted shoes. Bettei than new said Manchester, be and the sAme well COrp., and the plant manage call unauthorized work stoppages • C on sscu tlv v D a y s ...! 7 ett| t cts ensilage knives, scythes, axes, etc. with said estate, and this Court di circulation In said District, five days cheap shoes. Sde them. Sam assigned for a hearing on the allow*- rects the Executor to qlve public and are dismissed will have no re WVAIL T H E t Cofisscutlvs Days...I f otslll dts saw filing, gumming. Capitol before said day of hsaring and re ment, during which seven walk Man (in crowded car)—Lxdy, Yulyea, 701 Main. ance of said account with said es notice to all persons interested turn make to this Court. course to the union. . Pmt ...... In etalts Qts Grinding Co., 531 Lydall. Tele tate. and this Court directs the outs and three major strikes took Will you please get off my foot! IhlvnTAaiOMft therein to appear and he heard W1LLIA.M S. IIVDE place, was broken yesterday morn • All orders for irrsgular insertions phone 7958. Trustee to give public notice to all thereon by puhllahlnc a copy of Judge. Lady—why don't you put your — TMACrS ALL be obsrged et the one time rate, persons Interested therein to appear this order In some newspaper hav- H-9-99-41. ing at a union meeting when a foot where It belongs? epectal rates for long term every and be heard thereon by publishing Nazis Execute Six MOWERS SHARPENED, repair Fuel and Feed 49-A Init a circulation In said District, new contract was unanimously Man—Don't tempt me, lady, tt sta. u a s*T. Off eo» ■\ "V 1'^* * £oim ^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1941 UiM ElMiiMr Btrggrtn y«ater- A dausbtar. ChrlaUne, waa bom Haul Csrvlai, of Main atrsst, Mias Arlans Btrge. of 68 Wells day mibatitutad for her lUter, Oer* Wedneaday, September 24, a t S t chairman of ths setback commit Dapartmant 88 of the Pratt A Mra. Carrie Anderson, of 21 E4> trude, u aoloiat at THsity churth, street waa, treated a t the Wind Whlfnsy division held Its first MMcheaUr Orange, P. of H., Franeia hoapital, to Mr. and Mra. tee for ths Manchester Fire De ham Community Memorial hoapi. mund street, and Mrs. Annie Bron- will hold its regular meeting Wed-] Baytlde, Lon^ laland. The local Hufio Pacani of 151 Maple atreet partment announced this morn outing yesterday afternoon at ths kle, of 457 O uter street, will be Kiri if a atudent of the SoIda.io> tal last night for scratches sua- Italian club on Keeney atreet Wil neaday evening In the liaaon Mra. Pasanl prior to her manrlaae ing that all arradgements had tained In Rockville when a mo glad to arrange for collectione for 'Temple when the first and aacon Sehuleea atudioe and waa very well- waa Miaa Ulllaa Humphrey. been completed for the opening bur Hoyt of Bigelow street Man the Willing Workers' rummage received. torcycle on which she was riding chester, waa general chairman. degrees will be conferred. The, one week from Tuesday, or Octo cut out of traffic and collided with sale Thursday at nine o'clock at Booster night program planned »br ber 7. Twetvs teams have entered Over one hundred and fifty At tba atore, 882 Main etreet. This la The Mothers' Circle of the A car drlvan by Thomaa B. WU- a ear on West Main street Al tended the party and Oaano-eater- tomorrow night has been cancelled aoB of 87 Walnut atraet wraa dam and it la expected that these will phonse Genovese, 21, of Rockville, ons of the groups of the South and a abort entertainment will Sacred Heart will hold its first stick throu^ont the winter. In- ed for the refreshments. meeting; of the season tomorrow aged yesterday afternoon when It driver of the motorcycle on which Methodlat Woman's Society for given In Its place on Wedneadayl overturned at 30 Lewis atreet af- tereet In the toumanimt has been the local girl waa riding, suffered Christian %irvlce. evening. ■ evening at the home of Mrs. Foster ter the right rear tire blew out high In the past and It Is expect The reception for the new lead Willianqs, of40\Grove street.' a compound fracture of the left ed that every session will furnish leg and a contusion of one ers at the South Methodist church, Hia Republican Town Commit plenty of opposition. shoulder. Rev. and Mrs. W. Ralph Ward. Jr„ tee haa b pletely fill all heat-leaking spaces. $16.95 i . How oftleloot is MT ^The V for Victory Dance'' $1.00 Dowa and $1.00 Per J-M Batts have a heat resistance per inch of thickness Week. comMrable to any home-insulating material on the ll HIGH SCHOOL BALLROOM CLASS market. Applied to/ull trail Micl-ness (approx. 3>i inches), they provide maximum protection against passage of heat. KEMP'S, INC. OPENING WED., OCT. 1st, 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. STUDIO: 14 STRONG STREET S. Is It Hropfoot ond pormaoontT Fine Bedding! Registrations Still Open In All Types of Dancing. J-M Rock Wool Batts are made of Rock wiol, a mineral —won't bum, rot or decay. TEL. 4891 OR 8516 4. loHtho koUty0or . .. Made to factory standards of density and thickness, J-M Super-Felt Batts insure an effectiveness not typical PHYSIC of loose or bulk insulation put in by hand-cannot be 'stretcbed" in application. //»ia S. Mihe monufoeturot HT Given With Cosh Sales in Both Ttling a UxsMvs h sAss a aac- Super-Felt Batts are made by Johns-Manville, the HALE'S SELF SERVE auary kaaM< maasura — aad wt greatest name in insulation. Ask to see the J-M trade ara alwayt prapatsd is tuppiy The Original In New England! mark on the product. These Stores All Day Tuesday. you wkb fratii, dapandabia prap- arafioiH, mada up in (ka fonn tend Isr (res copy el famsut ^ you prafaf. But don't ba lax witk Hems Idea Baeli." This 60-page book-fully illustrated - contains l•lativatl AND HEALTH MARKET dozens of stimulating ideas for the home. Tc-lls you about .l-M Super- Tee frequent um waalwM bitatti- Felt Rock Wool Batts. nal mutclet, whick mutt ciarciM Th€ JW.HAU CORK "•fwaly to ntminata narmaly. TUESDAY SPECIALS AAANCMeSTSR COHM- WIITI. SHONI OC can ON Sen your doctor abeut prolonged oenttipaties. We have Oi-nshes for all Double l i f e Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales types of power motors in stock and can make repairs All Day Tuesday. without delay The W. G. Gleiiney Co. Dnnkcr’s Special! Downyflake UHOOSe-'SOH. Pulleya — Belting INC „ CO i^ LUMBER, MASONS’ SUPPLIES, PAINT ,‘P H A R M A C Y SM North Mato Street Tel. 4I4S Maacbeater a73MAINST. ^^fi^MAWOte8Tta.,CONW. Doughnuts d».17 NORTON JfttHiquaiU u FOB BUUPING AND HOm REMODilING The Valuable Premiums You Get for Your Green ELECTRICAL of [ wn Ara tMaSWM fair J Stamps Make Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit INSTRimiENT CO. Hale's Bread JOHNS-MANVILLE tS [ Dactar Ta Kaap Faa WaRJ able. . Phone 4060 I Hilliard Street.. Manchester Saniihine Chocolate Nuggets PINEHURST In Cellophane B a g ...... TUESDAY ...... 15c Hale’s Freeh, Red Beg be that. HALE’S FALL CURTAIN EVENT! PORK CHOPS Coffee Lb. 17c 39c lb. Large Tailored Cottage Sets SWEET Colorful combinatlona In Dutch. Sunlight Eggs Doz. 39c Lace Curtains Crlaa-Croaa, or Plain Tailored POTATOES •tylea. White with Red. Blue, Praaeo-Americaa E!arh curtain 45" wide. Plain Shantung weave bordered on both Brown, Green. Yellow, or Black. 5 lbs. 19c aidea. Spaghetti Cana 3 25c Del Mato /■ISIITItll pair ^ 1 .1 9 set 1 .1 9 (Other Sets At 95c) ^ CRISCO Corn Niblets 2 Cana 29c which, Gold Medal , Pound 25c houses 3 Pounds 65c Flour 5-Lb. Bag 27C Ruffled Curtains Good Luck In SOAP SALE Can Be Used In Criss-Cross Or Regular Priscilla Style. Jar Rings 4 Pkgs. 21 c TMSai^ 0 41” Point d’Esprit—Cream or Ecru •fXwuUifmi ^ ^ 46” Pussywillow Dots—Cream $- W«wa 41” Plain Marquisette— Cream Swan Soap 4 for ti 41\Novelty Marquisette—Cream 2 Lge. Cakes Y 25c Med- Cakes 3 17e The New Tailored fpr. Granulated Soap Liix Flakes Lge. Pkg. 24c m i Marquisette Curtains DCZ AND Many styles in woven weaves, dots, or plain Peck IV O R Y SOAP in cream or ecru. Na. 1 Potataes Large Both for 25c Meintash Apples 16-Qt. Bskt. 59c KBCYDOL WHILE THEY LAST AT THIS ^ Fraah, Cilap MEDIUM Ruffled Curtains P R IC E r a'., -tv. ' beautiful range of curtabui for 2 for 4 3 q living room, dining room, or bed Celanese Taffeta room. Lined Woven Celery- d Bunch 9e ^ MAM900 Bathroom Curtains ) Plaia Bfarqelaette NauUcal or Swan and Uly pattern in all colon except blue. Damask Drapes PnaaywUlew Dot » PoiMili Malae D u ty Keee Floral damaak. 25” width. 2W Novelty Margotoette Oreea Black aad White Orchid HEALTH MARKET yards Ipng with 3 cluster pleats. ^ Cola Det SHOWER In Roae, Gold, Green, Wins, or There’s nothing more gratifying to us than to hear CURTAINS Blue. Ifadnw Weave EACH yon folka aay: «Oh, your meat is always so good”-and $1.98 [The white seep Pla Det Bathreoan Drapes fer whllti AO Extra Width. Cettaga M Ts Match $ X s 9 o wtsbM $ 3 *2 9 aatti aatviaa ^ A P L A 8.Y IC «aoW BB CUBTAIN HOOKS to all colon to match your Rib Lamb Cbaps (Others At 12.98 Pair) G S M P 19c »1.69-«1.98 curtalno. Ouarantaed uabraakabla. PAIR S5e Doxea Lain Lamb Cbaps Oaatar Cat Double gitsf Green Stampe Given W’ith Cash XX^OtM)P]caAT|C! Garry o' Ham Lb. pMhagea «M yen aM Sales Tuesday! help aanaarva maSsr fiaal tar tikJSIKIIAUcoiu. thaNatlenal Dataaii. MANCHISTiR COMN* Fresb Sbouiders u 27e ... .. eratlon and three squadron realistic about preventing infla pertatiea to Ms native ' ' ~ aged two other destroyers in the Sergeant Kennedy aaw the body at Raid Rusciaa Stroagholde No. details were released' on .was an effort to get higher wages commanders “ must be considered tion." , Baltie Sea. the Talaraki funeral home on immediately, despite the four year as having fallen at the head ot- ef Harry BrMgea, west eaaat OH>' DNB aald the German Air Force measures to be taken under the Recommending prompt enact recoaeateadad to A9i>: It added that the Red fleet sank Maple avenue, that the Identity raided Russian strongholds on the state of emergency, but it general contract that la still In effect their formations." ment of the price measure to the toraey General BMdla today SB! two transports of 8,000 and 8,000 waa established. southern front and destroyed three ly includes a curfew, "'closing of Other Fporatore said they suspect Tbe raids on Italy ahd Sicily House Bsnklng Oimmlttec, Eccles Sergeant Kennedy, who knew the grtead that B rib es w tons in Arctic watera and that a railroad tralna, numerous vehicles theaters and other public gather ed the strike was in sympathy ■aid wages and salaries were the McKeough well, made tAe identlfl- awmber af the Comnanitot ing places, summary executions, with a strike of some l o ^ truck (Cootinned Oa P^e Tan)_ main factors in prices. Hls view __(Oonttnoed On Page Tea) catlon. exceptionally-heavy prison terms drivers employed by G. Fox and aad that the Ceasasaatot partg (Continued On Page Tea) that they should be controlled dur Prior to the identlflcatlon, the and confiscation of property for Company. The latter are members "adveeatos aad teachis the agae* police were M rchlng for Mc- ing the present emergency coin throw by farce aad vtotanea?* afi acta regarded as offenses against of Local 559. . — cided with that of Bernard M. Ba Keougb, known to have keys to the order and security of the state. Offlelala Asked to T a k e Walk" Armed Vessels tbe Ualtod States governaaei , the Cudahy eatabUahment, and It waa reported that at a meet ruch, World War head of the War The recoBMaeadattoa was nsada hg Aid to Russia Japanese Lose General Ellas, who wak trained Industries Board, and a recent wit who failed to report for work this ing of the over-thc-road drivers, Charlee B. Sears, rettrad morning. in the Austro-Hungarian Army ness before the committee. Price and became premier of the protec union Sunday afternoon officials Plea Expected N. Y„ Jartot, who presidsd aa a Parley Opens McKeough, unmarried, roomed of the union were asked to “take Administrator Leon Henderson, 'Ypeclal laNBigratien Servtoa la- , at 65 Center street with Mr. and Quarter Force torate on April 37, 1939, 'With a walk" out of the room, and that however, has «onsiztently opposed Adolf Hitler’s blessing, wUl be their conclu^a In the price bill, specter at a tea-week bearing in . Mra. Robert Gelsaler. He is a in their abeence the drivers voted Saa Fraaetoes to brother of Railroad Policeman tried before the German people’s to strike. Congress Appears Con ladustrial Strife “Intolerable" Molotov Presides at Con< court, an announcement said. whether Bridgea waa Jamea McKeough. Chinese Assert Changsha At first, operators reported, Eccles also told the comnUttee under the laMnlgratloa tows. OaUed “ChUdlah Lie’' vinced Roosevelt to ference to Formu' A hat and a pair of bow-rimmed drivers decUn