CN ^ V rUESDAT, SEPTEMBER T, 194S The Weather Manchester ^Evening Herald Average Daily Circulation Fbreeaet'ot U. A Weather Bureau For the Month of Angnst. 1949 Cooler tonight and eontinned Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grabowski moderately cnbi Thurwlmy morn­ of Hartford road and' Mr. and 8 ^ 5 8 ' About Town -To Study Nursing Calls Carnival ing- ‘ ' Mrs. Arthur E. Felber o f Oak Member of the Audit street are spending a few days in New York City., Mr. Felber will G. E. WILLIS & SO N JN d f - Bureau of Circulattons Temple CawpUr Ne. (M, O.E.8., leave Monday for Camp Devens. Great Success Manchesler~—‘A City of Village Charm will hold m fln t meeting of the Lumber of All Kind9 Extra Special! new MMOii tomorrow evening at Mrs. Edna Case- Parker who is (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS * algM ^deck In the Masonic Tem­ K. of C. pfficiiil Thanks (Claultled Adverttelng on Page-lt)^ MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 194.3 in charge of Red Cross sewing on 3|ason Supplies— Paint——Hardware VOL. LXII., NO. 289 ple. Robert Morris night will be Wednesdays at Center Church Seconds of 100% Wool All White observed. A social time will follow House, announces that all-day Those Responsible for Balsam Wool Insulation the meetlnjg. The officers will sessions will be resumed begin­ Conducting the Event. have a rehearsal In preparation ning, tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. Navy Officers' for the official visitation of Grand Worthy Matron Miss Laura O. Miss Eleanor Kowalski of 168 Lxrge crowds attended during COKE OIL Taylor flf NorValk, on Wednes­ Hilliard street, and Miss Lillian the Saturday and Labor day ses­ 2 Main St. Tel. 5125 day evening, September 22. Stevenson of Miadletown,- are sions of the annual Knights oif Co­ * spending the week in Buffalo, N. lumbus carnival at Main and Del- The Junior Luther League of the Y. ^ mont streets. The annual chil­ Emanuel Lutheran Church will dren’s day was held Saturday aft­ ~s -a hold its monthly meeting tonight The monthly meeting of .the ernoon with a throng of kiddies in at seven o'clock. A radio quiz pro­ Manchester Girl Scout Council attendance and the rides, which gram has been planned and re­ will be held this evening at 7:30 all were reduced for the occasion, Made for the Officers in ibe Navy freshmen,ts will ^ served. Mem­ at the ■ home of Commissioner did a land-office business. _ Keep Warm This Wliiter bers of tile Confirmation Classes of Miss Emily Smith, 55 East Mid­ Terming the carnival the most ’41, *42. and '43 are cordially in­ dle .Turnpike. successful Campbell Council ever < EAGLE MINERAL #OOL vited and urged to attend. has conducted. General Chairman Russians Mrs. Sarah Turklngton of 23 Fo.ster H. Williams today released INSULATION ©'•chard street has returned home the names of council members after spending a week with rela­ Firei^roof Water Repellent — Non Settling wno helped .make the carnival a \ A Iso Cu.stom Made Storm Sash. -* INCOME TAX SERVICE tives in Troy, N. Y. success and at the same time said Preliminary Ta» Returns Miss Lucille Barry that he was grateful for the as­ * Estimates Given Llnne Lodge No. 72, KnighU of la Guuda Nena!— Better News Today for Individuals sistance they had rendered him. Are Due September IS. Pythias, will hold its regular meet­ Mies Lucille Barrj', daughter of > Thoee Who Took Part OIL HEAT AND ENGINEERING, INC. ing tomorrow, night at eight fn 692 Maple Aye., Hartford. . , Tel. 2-2149 Telephone Manchester 3308 Michael J. Barry. Sr., of Maple Council members who took an Orange hall. District Deputy active part during the past week Abram Alswanger, of Stamford, a street entered the St. Francis C. J. Sisk, Evenings, Tel. Hartford 8-4031 Big candidate for Grand Outer Guard, were: Joseph -Trimble, John Mc­ Hospital School of Nursing today. Carthy, Daniel Sullivan, John will be present at this meeting. Miss Barry graduated from Murphy, James Murphy, John F. AU CB CXIFRAR high school in June and will take Tierney, William Gorman, Charles (Known As Queen Alice) The lobby of the State Theater Mather, William Ferguson, Sam­ presents a new idea In decorations the three year course as required City in Donets Area SPIRITUAL MEDIUM uel Turcotte, Harold Donlon, A r­ Connected with the Third Bond by the U. S. Cadet Nurses’ Corps V Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son which, she has Joined. thur Keating, John Durande, Jo­ ^WILLIAM P. ' Bom With a Veil. Drive. An American flag, that seph Buaky, Edward Kosak, flutters in the breeze continually, Beadlngs Dally, iacinding Sunday, Thomas Carron, George Patton, t A M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appolnt- has been effectively draped so that by Russia John Rohan, Cornelius Foley, it calls sttention to the necessity The Asbury group of the South etenL In the Service of the Peo­ Methodist W.S.C.S. will meet Janies Dcarden, Edward Sweeney, If first quality the.s^would , be $14.98. A blanket Restored to Soviet ple (or SO Tears. of buying bonds during September. Anthony Choman, Paul Morlarty, Those attending the tBeater over Thursday afternoon at, 2 o’clock 199 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. in the. church parlors. “-There is Raymond -Fogarty, Frank Quish, that will wear foi* years and years and give real warmth. Phone 9-3024 the week-end commented favor­ considerably business to be trans­ John' Morlconl, John Tierney, Ber­ Course of. War liiiineasiirably Shorleiied" a8 ably'bn the unique design. ffkUN Si:, AANCHcsna Allied Troo|^s acted. and a good attendance Is nard Fogarty, Thomas Morlarty, Red Advance CroBaes Hitler’s ‘European Fortress’ Craeked and Way hoped for at this first fall meet­ Grand Knight Jatnes Tierney, Bond Drive Firm Refusal Ronald H. Ferguson, of The^er- ing. Theodore Zimmer, Theodore Rail Line to Mariupol, Opened for New Offensive^; Casablanca Ulti« ald. Is in Chicago this week at­ Grsybek, Philip Mahoney, Eklward Expand Hold ROOFING tending the annual convention of Plan Wit!^ Mr. Quish \ 65 Milea Southwest on Will Start On Argentine Mr. and Mrs: Richard De Mar­ F. Moriarty, EMward J. Mortarty, iiiatum Receives First Application; TerniB the Associated Press Managing Daniel Flynn,*^ Joseph Volz, Leo ^ASBESTOS SIDING Editors. He is accqntpanled by M. tin and son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles . . . .in advance of need. He is always ready Sea o f Azov; ' Other Approved by Governments of Britain, United Pickard and Mr. and Mrs, Colin Kwash, John Tynan, John Young On Italy Toe H. Williams, managing editor of and Luke D. Phillips. \ Unita Sever Main Rail­ With Plea Weapons Bid INSULATION the Worcester Telegram-Gazette. Davies, all of this town spent the to discuss arrangements and charges before States and Russia; Italy Binds Itself with No Labor Day weekend at the Coon- * ■ * * road from Baain to anessit club, Falmouth, Maas. Tbs the service. '. British and Canadians Reservations; Truce Actually Reached on Last Expert workmanship. All work Manchester -people had as their Dnieperopetrovsk, 115 Rop$evelt W ill Open No- Hull Flatly TuruB Down guaranteed. Reasonable Prices. Cosis Within Means No holes, cuts or tears— these blankets are made Occupy Bova Marina, Friday B eforf Invasion o f Mainland Begun* No obligation for an es^pate. guests while on the Cape, Major Milea Weat of Stalino. ! tion*$ Third War Loan Request for American IF YOU WANT and Mrs. Hart of Hartford, and 1st POOPIMC Push Up West Coast Lieut. William Wright of Pennsyl­ from two pieces— pieced together firmlv. Made from ' Campaign With 10- Lend-Lease Materials; e f\£.SIDIHC To Pelrace River. X Al|ied Headquarters iir North Africa, Sept. 8.— (/P)—Gen. vania, friends of the vacationers. the finest quality wool obtainable and woven to gesfprn- London, Sept. 8.— (d*)— Minute Radio Talk. Fears Brazil’s Power. Dwight D. Eisenhower today announced the unconditional Burton ^Insulating Co. Major Hart has recently returned • Esttmatea Freely Given. Capture of fiercely-defended surrender of Italy in the greatest victory fo r,Allied arms in to the United States following a ment regulations for the officers of the Navy. Allied Headquarters in North HELP Stalino by the Russiana was four ycai’vS of war. General Eisenhower announced he had . 189 Oxford St. ' Hartford long period of service In the South­ • Workmanship Goaranteed Washington, Sept. 8.— -P resi­ Washington, Sept. 8—(d»)—Pos­ Africa, Sept. 8.—(yp/—Brltish-Cs- west Pacific. acknowledged by the Ger- granted a military armistice— approved by Russia a.s well as " ’ • *( • Highest Quality blaterlala Also a-few in grey in the same fine quality. dent Roosevelt will open the 815,- sibly Jealous and fearful over the nsdian troops, expanding their in­ ^mans today, restoring the Britain and thfe United States— to the war-sick, tottering, for planning any sort 'AMBULAMCe 5E/ 000.000,000 Third War Loan drive growing power of Brazil, Argen­ vasion hold on Italy’s toe to more | • Time Payments Arrarged.— last of the great industrial junior Axis partner being chewed by invasion. Hitler’s tonight with a 10-minute radio ad. tina has asked for—and been than 70 miles, have occupied, cities of the Donets basin to firmly refused— American lease- “ European fortress” was cj-acked, the twfiy was opened'for ' o f banquet or catei^- DAY-NIGHT 4 3 4 0 ^Please Note— Navy Blankets do not have binding dress as part of an hour-long pro­ Bova Marina, 10 miles east of Me-i a A. A. DION, INC the Red Army which already leiid materials, including^ the im­ new offensives, the course of World wtht H immeasurably OLD gram be^nning at 9 p. m. te. w. lito in the south and pushed up | ‘ CONTRACTORS — they have blanket stitch edging. has won back two-thirda of plements of war. ■------shortened. t-> The request came from the A r­ the west roast to the Petrace ] ing occasion then see 399 Antmnn St. T e | . 4890 the Ukraine’s rich grain lands. The broadcast, originating in PeAcc Cbmes RECORDS gentine foreign minister. Vice Ad­ , ' I 1 " D l s. I ' .Surrender By Badogllo The Red Army advance also Washington and Hollywood, will river. ' Must be turned In for sal­ miral Segundo Storni on Aug. 5 JL H U l i C C S L J l H S t Surrender of Italian armed’] vage it you want to keep crossed the rail line to Mariupol. Include an allatar cast of motion CToday's German communique i WHIN CHRISTIAN CIVIL- or call and the flat turndown was re­ j forces "unconditionally’’ was mada I piayilig the net? onee. 63 miles southwest of Stalino bn picture and radio headliners. Mr. declared that Allied forces had STORE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY the Sea of Azov, making it al­ leased by Secretary of State Hull sVung 40 miles up the coast to A s f « government of Marshal lEKTION hM w«i m mm- eaeb paid tor old rae- Roosevelt will speak at about 9:40 2'/]0 most certain that Nazi forces last night. The exchanges, in the north in a new landing at the* ■■■ ” " X a C / aY ao ^ pietro Badoglio, successor of Benl- wndifional vietorp «war A * ords Irrespevtlve of quantity. which have been flghUng east of p. m. which Hull pulled no punches, Pays Tribute To Press Gulf of Eufemia last night andj pagan forest of oNL assay that town must withdraw to es­ were made public here aqd in Typical reaction of New York’*: ’ Little Ttaly” to news of the — T *1 1 Mussolini, the architect of Fas- ARNOLD PAGANl The Treasury's War Finance di. "have been siibjectcd to concen-. cape entrapment by the south­ Allied invasion was this delic;iiled gi.n of Santo Salanione, lor moie cism. nsw sidi io modern Ndng wit Teleplione 3902 or 5790- vision meanwhile paid tribute to­ Buenos Aires. ti ated attacks since early' ttaay.” I Uiose to Lille KEMP'S ward turning move. The Argentine cabinet distrib­ than 30 years a butcher on teeming Mott stieet. He has tw'o sons Thus the Casablanca ’’uncbndl- bs made available fe 4ba day to the manner in which it said ( A Berlin broadcast quoting the : Inr.. The Red Army newspaper Red uted the messages without com­ In the Army, one in Africa and one In Calliornia. (Undoubtedly Mi;. tional surrender” vl).i(riatum re- American peopis. Suck bs9> 769 .Main St. Tel. 5690 international Information Bureau Ue t i K J W . f l A U CORfe Star reported that other units ment.' Saianione tad a bigger grin.on his face today at the new s of Italy s said later that four or five Brit­ O v e r celved its first sppllcatioii. fsrmanft will ba mafehsd la had severed the main railroad (Continued on Pnge Twelve) Fighters -..-.-J- Sweep V.S XI Announcing the brilliant m a n c h i s t i r Co n m * Storni contended’ Argentina was capitulation.-^ Ed.) ish infantry battalions landed at i isur Sarvica To Tha Uainp. from the Donets ’basin to Dnie­ pro-Ally, though it is the only neu­ Elzzo In the lower part of the I Belgilllll and Norlbern Eisenhower, who led the AIlled| Wa win confinua peropetrovsk, 115 miles west ol tral In the hemisphere. ' All oth­ gulf, pouring in more reinforce-1 Manithetfer Stalino. France; Seventh Day (Continued on Page Four) avsry merfuary improvaoMaf Kalin Tailoring ers have broken off relations with ments afterward In a rlrive aimed | CtT TMt IHStiRMCL > O a Evacuated "to Shorten Front" Two Officials the Axis. He Intimated also NttO TROM to cut-off "German learguards to, Of Non-Slop Air Drive fhaf.wiN mass finar foMrah New and Uffed The German communique, re­ that his country could be accused Artillery Turned the smith and southwest.” and mors cem(oa>*ji|^beK corded by The Associated PfeBa, o f . stab-ln-the-back tactics if the Homes Available for Reports Convoys Sailing London, Sept. 8.—(/P)—American 909v9d fam flie*5>^ " CLARKE o a r said Stalino, Russia’s 12tb largest ^ r e Criticized situation were changed now. lik­ Expert is Coming! British and American city, had been evacuated ’’to ening it to Italy’s reversal of form | (Two large Anglo-Americah | twin-engined Moiauders blasted Immisdiate Occupancy convoys totaling "roughly 200* Flashes! riSURANCt COMPAMIM ahorten the front” ■ after all mili­ from neutrality to open warfare | two enemy aic fields near Lille In tary installations had been- de­ ' By Labor Unit On j£ijps Holding merchant and transport vessels (Late Bulletins ol the iJF Wira) AMBinANOB BESVICB ^UPPUtO iittOtO against France in 1940. France today, coiihding oilt a full Alexander rONOtS W HOMDREDS War Relief stroyed. Enemy Agrtits Harbored and strongly protecited by fight­ OF THOaSANOS OF Russian dispatches Indicated Hull shot back that Argentina ers” have sailed from Palermo in week ot non-stop a.ssaults by Allied Must Continue Dimout ,PtOPUt- Sicily, this broadcast continued, THANKS TO OIL SALSIURy*S Stalino fell in flanking moves Baldwin ahil Danaher still is doing business with the air iinit.s na.sed in Britain to sup­ Poland Springs, .M e., Sept. Jarvis -rather than by direct assault. Axis, and harbors enemy agents ^ Markham Valley indicating that American forces (,4>)_DeHpite encouraging 99 Alexander SL Manbbester “ are about to c a fir o «t-f»''tb er port the Mediterranean, campaign This new victory followed upon Rapped in TWnof 24 and espionage. I and pave (he way for (he Inva.sies from the war fronts, Maj. Phones: Moscow’s announcement that the As long as. Argentina stays out landing attempts somewhere.” It Sherman Miles, romniandlng Office 41U Residence 7375 A V l-TA B also reported extensive ship move­ of veatern Europe. ^J|oDt-aaRklB» chleka ar« alvairG out Red Armies had killed more than Resnliftions _ t Fa/R^iig of the inter-American hemispifeeiic At the .same time Thunderbolt eral of the First Service com ments in North African harbors, <20,000 Germans, wounded 1,080,- defense setup, it would be folly Pieces DroppecI by Para­ fighters of the U, S. 8th Air Force warned loilay that ’’the OOO and captured 38,600 in taking Federation Convenli Marshall Says especially in Tunisia. must be continued.” Oei tor the U. S. to allow this coun- (There was no Allied confirma­ augmented the drive with sweeps back at least 30,000 square mUes ttyvto have American-produced in­ chutes Firing on Tar­ Miles, In an address prepared tion of any of these reports. In­ over Belgium and northern France'. y****”*^*^'*”**ContTInt of occupied territory since July Bulletin 1 struments of w'ar, Hull intimated. Both lilt Previously delivery before the New Engl INSURANCE 5. ' gets in Direction o f Japs Thrown cluding an initial German broad­ Association ■ ol Chiefs of Po ceiTGrtlve*—thBi'a wlut It takM to New Hnven, Sept. 9.— i^^— Storni; in his letter, recalled the cast that the battle-tried U, S. The targets of the medium Ma­ ^tlmaUU Usstny sppstit— S a pro? Stalino, a city of abo.ut 500,000 The Connecticut Federation of military coijp which placed Gen. Lae; Australians De-, rauders in their seventh Consecu­ convention, declared "none of FOR SALE COVERAGE m e f .b»4r. rancileiMi! Tnc* •l.mtnta Tonight at 8 O'clock pre-war population, was' taken by Seventh Army, victorious in Tu­ can lorctell what Is going to h nUnaamla needed for sood nu- Labor, swinging Into the sec­ Pedro Ramirez’ government in tive day of operations were the Of All Kinds the Germans in October,'1941, and feat Strong Offensive On Defensive nisia and Sicily, had put to sea.) pen. but 1 am disclosing nO nMlI * T • “Srneiente ond day of Us annual conven­ power and he said the present ad­ The new advances reported by Nazi air bases at Lille-Nord and Sti* treetins meojr the Russians never had been able tion, wno urged toi^y to de­ lary. secret when I point out thai FIRE • CASUALTY • LIFE diseelioe traet Byooeie cOndltlone. ministration was not Fascist nor Allied headquarters. covering Lrtle-Vandeville, both of which had ORANGE HALL to wrest it tack until now. velop a "well educated and Patrol of 100 Japs. be«?n hit previously in recent days. the long nights of fall and wln*~ ei>in sympathetic with the Axis. some 16 miles since yesterday’s are Ideal for increased subma? A t the him of a railway system well disciplined membership” . "Argentine sentiment, eminent­ ■The announcement’,'from the U. S. CLARKE INSURANCE ADMISSION • •eee*^ee*e.eeaeaeee2 .5 e serving the Donets basin, Stalino ‘Terrific Destruciion’ of report, put Allied Armies in con activity. , Let us be sure that noi •V CANNING/ by Joseph M. Tone, labor rnn- ly American, firmly opposed to to- Aliied Headquarters in the Army’s European theater head­ is an excellent base for a possible sultaat for the U. 8. Labor de­ Enemy Planes anil Ves­ quarters, said R. A. F.. Dorninion a single .\llied ship Is lost becauis AGENCY Sduthwest Pacific, Sept. 8.^— (Continued on Page Eight) we failed to, enforce the dlmoul partment and former, state la­ ( Continued on Page Eight) and Allied Spitfires escorted the 175 East Center St. (Continued on Pnge Eight) bor commissioner. And dtlng (^ )— Field artilieYy . pieces sels Puts ‘Appalling, bomber fleets.- regulations.” ^ TOMATOES e< production’ line draths and In­ drop^d by ■parachute with The Nazi-contiOiled Paris radio Tel. 3665 La rs e n ’s juries far more numerous than An^^erican paratroops at Nad- Problem’ on Nippons. declaied that American bfunbcis Protest I nclean School front line casualties,,.Jone de­ Dane Executed had striick -in "violent attack” at tVindsor, Sept. 8—-.Pi— -,u FEED SERVICE Outright Gift zab airport Sunday now are Washington, Sept. 8— ■ The oiV« ol the approsiiiiatcly SO pom Basket, At the Farm. Wreck Toll clared "it Is high time we did .* miens end had pounded AbbcvUle l/ouA ScJchfA SaAe ALL-PURPOSE CABINETS firing at Japanese tjirgets in twice more, but there was no' an- who reported for school at ” ■ 38 Dejiot^Square. Tel. 3406 soihetlilhg to prevent this loss determined progress of Allied For Sabotage »r life, Umb, skill, and prodne- Not Intended the Markham valley in the farces in the Pacific and ’’terrific iionncemcnt from Allied air offiv Stonv Hill school this iiiurning 5 DESIGNED AND BUILT BY MORGAN CRAFTSMEN ~ . Reaches 78 / tlon, Ume.” cial.y of new raids against these the biiiltleig immediately af ^ direction of Lae, Allied head- destruction” of enemy planes and quart®!*® diBCloicd tonight. It ws® ships has thrown the Japanese on oft-batterta objectives. registering. This action ws New Haven, Sept. 8.—(iPi —TTie also announced that a strong of­ Another Slain While Mosquito bombers pounded ene­ prompted by their mothers the defensive and thrust upon them of^whom waited outside the btdlil Least Six o f W9 Connecticut Federation of Labor iRooseyelt Corrects Im­ fensive patrol of 100 Japanese "an appalling problem.” Gen. my airfields, and rail targets in PEILA BROTHERS STOP IN AND SEE THEM.' troops were routed near Slngaua Tryinjs to Caehe Explo­ France and Belgium, the Air Min­ Iiig for their children to come ^ had two resolutions before’ It today plication in Latest George C. Marshall assorted today. The action was. a protest on ;( 364 BIDWELI^ STRET 1 . TEL. 7405 Injured in Hospitals. plantation, lO miles east of Lae Reporting on his past two years istry announced, to keep the air criticizing state officials scheduled sives British Dropped. part of the mothers due to the t \ . Lend_r Lease Report. on Monday by Australian infantry as chief of staff of the U. S. Army. bffensivt roiling thTough another May Not Survive Day. to address the oeganlzation’s an­ night, and Naval pKnes destroyed leged'l•ondltion of the huiltllog. 7 ' Just imeqine the uses you cen find for one, or several of 9 which had landed on the New Marshall' in his summary Of the MR. y. L. BIRCHER ■ ■ nual convention; ’ N Guinea coast 48 hours fearUer. London. Sept. 8— —A Danish a German____ E-boat in 3(he he channel. only child remaining Was a sts^ thoso Morgen Ceblnats. . . for convenient storage, for ' Washington, . Sept. 8—()P)— Pacific situation, declared: w a ^ and as such, the fost Philadelphia, Sept. 8,—(4*)-iTie Among the 24 resolutions to be -.Approaching Rusu River ‘"The ftrength of the enemy* ■ is engineer has been, executed for Although the R A F.’s heavy t evotydey utility, or for downright prectiMl purpoMi in^ death toll lii the Labor day wreck acted upon before the three-day President Roosevelt says it is not sabotage and another Dane was mothri was advised by the The.. troops were. silvancing steadily declining . . . can mulhers no! to take the .sajna th# kitenon, playroom, bath, hobby room, end so on. S i o^ the Pennsylvania railroad’s America’s intention to write off be but o 'n e result.” ; alain while trying to esekpe when (C/ontImied i*n Page Eight) vf Special JUpremtMve the (Continued on Page Eight) westward along the Huon'gulf to^ caught caching a large quantity of tlon with the child. ( Hav* fun selecting your own arrangements or combi- S | Oongressional Limited stood at 78 sstpure'gUU the materials which ward l*e lUelf and were ap- T h e head of the Army gave the today as a procession of men and ■ ' e explosfves dropped by British are goin£ to olir Allies under lend- planes, aocordlhg to a Copenhagen Trl-Partite Meeting Held 'nations. We have a complete auortment of types and S women with dread-hiUnted faces (Continued on Pqge iTwpIvo) lekso arrangements. (Contlnued on i W e ,1:^0) dlspalck broadcast by the Berlin lizas for every requirement. filed -ptat the rows of gnarled ,The chief executive took occs- ■ ■ ■ i Hitler Orders Loqdon, Sept. 8— The iX W M l I, bodies Ih 3he city morgue seeking Hotel Blaze radio texlay. acliul .Vnglo-Sovlet - .Vmerle leslly AuamUHl.. Seeded Ssiaeta read? te stals ar pcist *.j siotrat his press-radio conference The name of the executed man, OFHNPUNAP^S ' ’ friends or relatives among the 23 yesterday to correct sny .tuch im­ nr meeting sini’e a tri-partlte- pa^ r - J still unidentified victims. who is believed in London to have 1 Output Shift was proposed at the recent Q ToUNow SO plication when he said that two been the first Dane to be put to Railroad workers searched, too, sentences Included ■ in the latest bee conference took place hera^ in the rubble along the Northeast Victory Disposal Diaper death for sabotage, was given by day when Foreign Secretary will be iH our stoK OH lend-lease report, which bore his the Berlin radio as Paul Edwin Philadelphia curve where nine of name, had not actually been ap­ Wider Powers .4re Given thonv Eden had luncheon the flyer’s 16 cars wrenched loose 21 Victims Not Identi­ Soerensen of Aalborg. The brond- Ivan' .Maisky,, Soviet vlee-co* for. still other bodies, and physi­ proved by him.'. — I Offered for War Babies cast was recorded here by The Speer in'ConipIeie Re^- Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sept. 9 -1 0 -li The sentences, appearing in ,s sar for foreign'affairs, and'U. PUT A CRACK IN AXIS ARMOR cians said at least six of the 99 fied; l^ome in Hospi­ AssiKiated Press. ' .Vnibassador .John O. Wlnant, T injured who remained in hospitals foreword, to the report iseued The Berlin broadcast quoted organization De(!ree. ------WITH WAR BONDS! while the president was in Quebec Chicaso 8eot 8 —((?)— There s^laundries and the curiailment of luncheon ■^ cajta on the heels with a might not live through the day. tal in Bad Condition. Chicago, sjepv. a washing machine manufacturing, Nazi occupation authorities in President Roosevelt’s anna One of the M l passengers who last month, read: a: new item in wearing apparel for diaper was described by Denmark as saying that Soerensen Londoru Sept. 8.-^(jP» — Hitler "The Congress in. passing and has ordered a complete reorgani­ ment that prospects for _s Your Bonds are Buying Tank Destfoyers boarded the' Wau)ngton-to-New Houston, Vex^ Sept. 8.—(JF)— the nation’s war babies, the victory I the designers at . the Merchandise _i— .n— was one of a group of Danes en- velt-rhurchlll-stslln meeting Special Showing of the extending the lend-leaae act made gsged in blowing up trains carry­ zation of- Germany’s bomb-ham­ — a new, fast, hard-hitting weapon tha York train, Mrs. ■ Marian Berry Two more deaths in liospitals to­ disposable diaper, born because of Mart as ’’compact, serviceable and brighter. Axis has learned trf dread. - They put McCauley, 35. Of iNew York, was it plain that the United SUtes ing German troops and w'sr ma-, pered war production, the German I • * • day raised to 50 tb- toll of flames sanitary." After cutting the desir- radio reported today in a tjroad- Axis tanks out of action fast—you can Newe$t Suitings and missing, and the Jlst of dead and which trapped screaming, frantic wants no new war debts to Jeop- wartime shortages and the steadily terlal. sMlze the coming peace. Victory Increasing birthrate, the Merchan kd length from a roil of toft paper, ‘ Given 15 Mouthy Suspensloa make :t faster yet by buying more bonds injured gave no' answer to her men in the old, three-story Gulf Attacks on Railroads Continue cast dated Sept. 2. », Hartford, S e p t . 8.—OPl—I and 'a secure peace are the only discBe Mart di®cio»eadisclosed today.\oawy- the piece les is slightly icrumpled 7 v ; ___ be-__ ■ Wider powers were given Ai-i that buy more equipment for our men. Coatings Made to Order ' six-year-otd son Ian's plea: hotel In downtown Houjston yea- _A.s__ Sm *im s 1^* a Despite severe reprisals and the Briscoe, operator of the Oaa 'So buy aq,nften as you can—War Bonds "Where is my Mama?" coin in which we can he repaid." Designers of thfc three-c(jrnered i tween the hands to make it mose offer of bribes to Danish citizens bert Speer, minister for arma- te f^ y . , ■ nanta in 1943 style said tfie new ‘ softer ahd mpre tady conforming. men- and productions, who was Service station in StanM»<9 ^ pay dividends (n broken Axis Unks. in A friend of Mrs. McCauley’s, ' Six have died, in taspltals and Not Entirely Accurate to betray the saboteurs, the Berlin given a 15-months suapeoiosa- Mr. Roaevelt told the reporters Sfatar mid* of «>ft abSortant Thengneil it5L 1.IS P>‘|jaaaw*ve c.d V w •i^ln V.—. its -is j^---- iM placed in charge of all Nazi war saved American lives and ki post-war Mrs; William Barbour of New 44 never got out of the building. knit covering, known at a oraech radio discloeed In another broad­ tho OPA today o « H ^ security for you.' York, visited Ian in a hospital turned quickly into an inferno by that these statements had an ele­ paper which comes on a roll simi­ cast that attacks on railroads were production. Yea are cordially invitod le inspect his lar to paper towelling and which cloth, or can be used in an ordinary Nazi Minister of Economics Dr. that he knowingly sccep^^ whera he was treated for alight the swimv spreading Are. They ment of truth but yet were not continuing. : . forfeit coupons sad SOS lefge showing of “suit-size” ssmplee.. t back and bead injuries, then entirely accurate, adding that in they said presents no laundry or diaMc, Life in northern Jutland. Danish Walther Funk was delegated the died fighting to reach the only The designer said in a few of the them with false reglstrsMaa joined the apprehensive marchers a narrow, teennical sense, we do disposal problems, was the direct coastal region heavily fortified by responsibility for ’’the general in the newest pettcrns,colors and weaves. fire escape not blocked by flames. early expeririients with paper dlST trend of’ economic policy, for sup­ hers. ThiW-month sosi* at the morgue. * not want ■neiiF’Xfar debts. But result of ” a growing and serious German military’ authorities, has He will'be ^sd to take your measure Dozen Remain In Hospitals pera it was necessary to bind the ply of the civillsn population, for dera were Issued slmo feel p ^ tiv e Marian is not A dosen others remain in hos­ the nations benefltting from lend- demand on the part of stores all taen disrupted during the pa*i against Frank ConlgUo, M m for iffifflodiate or future deliver?. ' ___ . J over the nation.” layers of paper in the pad wiUi an currency problems, (o f foreign lease. are expected to repay us. as (Jays, the Berlin radio said, as the pitals, some in serious condition: edge of giuta tape, but. they ex- trade, and for financing German Stamford, and Anthony (Contlaoed on Page Eight) city and state officials and the much as may be ^ possible, though Diaper Shortage Serious result of forays by "irresponslbU of Bridgeport, .aecoilffaff -Among all the shortages o f baby plaiiMd, this proved Im practi^. economy and the economy of pro- National Board of Underwriters not necessarily in dollars. Fey tbfc new diaper, they said, the elements, mainly of foreign ,ns- glonal OPA '•’earing 'Ilie PrMldent ohmmented he did apparel. -tiM designers said, . tha tectorateh." Funk was called Into ' “-TrsasBry BbIsbcs began an investigation of the problem U solved by emtaasing or tienslity.” ' the Central' fanning committee. er WlIHam 4 ^ cause of tbe fire, and said it evi­ not like the use of tbe word coin diaper has been one of the most The execution in Paris of S ip serious, -in addition to the rising pressing the 12 thicknesses of "War ev4ntF have made neces- found guilty of accsptiity C £ H 0US€^S0 N. dently started in a linen , closet In tbe second sentence, because mupd Isrsel AnMirant, 92-year-old felt coupons “ d e w W B ^ W . Co* Washington,. Sept. 8—MP)— The birthrate, they said, there were paper tissues together, ’rte re­ eary further coni^tratlon. ]' . . : me ■ The G. Glenney and baggage storeroom. people think of coins as something sult is a pad entirely of soft Frenchman, “(or helping the en­ .wHIi "fietitlous reglsliam pa . poelUon of . the Treasury Sept. 9 that can be Jingled In their pock- complibstions in the way of limited emy.” also was announced by the Cdal, Luiiiil^r, Maanna* Supplies, Paint RecelpU, 8W.191.749.95; expen Twenty-one of the dead have supplies 6f cotton and woolen cloth witn no tape, no stiff ■ edges and (Coatinued «a Page Twelve) * bers.*' not been identified. Most of the Berlin radio. .3 .3 6 N o. M ain S L T e l. .4148 M anchester diturea, 8261.037,944.23; net bal for civilian use, the plight of i easy to dispose of, they explained , -I 183 guests wars transisnts. lUoaUaiied m» Faga Two) ■ V MMk ^ 1 ■ __i __ .—^ V • ' :.TTEj 1, . .. . m m MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD^^iANC^ST!5R, 13 •• MAJNUaiUS:>l£;K iSVCmPiG n£K AIiU . AlAML;ilt;aTti;K. GU^M^^ Wi!.t*m!;»JJAY, SLriJsM UKR S. lt^4S s l£ . ■ X i n were sent to his post and while the tences would be deleted before the es Train, investigation was in process, Cor­ Alva AUen, Jr. Outright Gift report Is formally transmitted to Photo of Watson Favor World Maps Plans State Theater Feature poral Jacobs arrived at hie home (^ngress. He did not identify who Float $540,000 Lo£tli; safe and sound. — B I N G O - 't Not intended was’ responsible for the erroneous Is in Newspaper Escapfes^ reck inclusion of the sentences in the Peace Setup For Raising Tomorrow Night 8 O'Oock, Odd Fellows Hall Is Wouiided released rep oy ^ Farovell Parly (Conttnued from Page One) Largest of Kind Here SPONSORED BA RINU DAVID LOUUE, I. O. O. k. •Jn a recent' issue of thi^. New Loe^il Trooper Is For New Sailor —----- GGAMES A M E S ------Mother Receives Word eta although coin could mean oth­ York Joumal-American picture Republicans Also Pro­ N ew L evies '25 G am es...... $4.IM) Prize P«r Otuae' 99 P. C. ^ Parents Feared He Hau ...... $ii».(Mi Prize Per Gaiae ^'^^FUELOIL er things. of Lieut. Arthur ^ Watson of pose End to Control 4 .S|ierial Games That Son Injured in Raising the question of what ; Garden A^rtments Is ''‘‘latives ami fi icnd.s of ) Special Game ...... $.'M).00 Prise Manchester was shown convalesc- Artillery Turned Been a Passenger. DIAL 8500 constituted a debt, he asked wheth- Of Dial. Colleclt^ Of LiVes of Civilians. House Ways and Means Benny Feigani, son of Mr. and Mrs. Door Prize SlO.liO Sicilian Campaign^ ei a debt took the form of money' 'in^ in a hospital in the South Pa- T L XT 1 1* i Party iu Big Financial Arnold Pa^Taqi, gathered at the $1,110 .Adraisshin Include* All 'il the .Vbnve Game*. or goods. cifldNirea. / On Japs Holding j Tra.i,aclion1 Local Committee Calls "Ex­ Corporal Wendell Jacobs of 138 Garden Grove Ihatnlght for a fare­ Special Cards lOc Earh^ / Mackinac Island. Mich., Sept. 8 .VII Blngh Pla.ver* Are Invited fo VMend! Mr«. Emily C. Allen, of 140 1-2 It was explained that several There were but 57 liens filed by Pine street ia at jila home today well party to the >iung man who Lieut'^^atson was wounded two —(>P)—A 1,500-word ’’Mackinac ecutive Huddle to is to leave this week m ^the Navy. Charter Oak atreet hal been notl- drafts of the foreword had been Collector George \V. C. Hunt, at monlha^go. He enlisted In Com- Markham Valley I Bank as Agent. for the first time in a year from MORIARTY BROS. charter” calling for American par­ Fix Ability to Pay. Among those prc.sent wa.s his ned by the War Department thAt submitted to him, but the Presi­ the end of the coHectjng. period to­ paiw 'K, 169th Infantry, 43rd Di­ Camp Hale. Colorado, after his grandfather who jjecalled that her son, Private Alva Allen. Jr., dent said he had oot approved any day. These , represented only vision end was commissioned last The largest single real estate ticipation in an organization of folks had spent a trying day (Continued from Page One) sovereign nations to halt aggres­ Garden Grove wa?i on-land that hoi I IS. been wounded in the Sicilian ol them before going to Quebec. $048.78. November following his gradua­ mortgage ever floated In this Washington, Sept. — checking on the possibility of his had purchased and set out to 7,000' This me^s that 99 per cent qf sion ks well as an end to control campalfrn. ■ However, It was mistakenly under- tion from the Officers’ Candidate proaching -the Busu river, only town for building construction Wanted: $12,000,000,000. having been/ on the wrecked 20th peach trees, before the last war, ,stood that he had done so and the the tax levy of the .South Manches­ Course at Fort Benning, Ga. He of American civilian life by ’’bu­ No other information haa been. five miles frqm Malahang. one of effected today in New York Will) that staggering sum as Its Century Limited which was wreck­ but that the war had come and tclca,«(ed by the War Department report was i.ssued in his absence. ter Eire District, has been.^ col- was formerly a sergeant in Com­ reaucratic decree” had the approv­ ed in Northern New York .early the threatened city s main air- , ,, . challenge, the House Ways and three of his sons had gone to the Advertiie iii^he Herald— It Pays at this time. The President said the two sen­ lectegl pany K. dromes Judge William S. Hyde, repie- al today of a large segment of the Monday evening. war. He still had .sons in the serv­ Dance For Health The Australians were within “anting the Manchester Trust Republican party. Means committee called an execu­ Corporal Jacobs ia a Ski Troop­ ice and was plea-scd to know that range of enemy guns at Lae, but ^otupany in a wriference with the A two-pronged foreign and do­ tive ^qddle today to map plans for er in training above the clouds at he had also grand.soris serving the Undenvriter’s TrOst Company of mestic statement of principles was they have not been fired, a a y e t ------measuring John Taxpayer’s ablll- the Army’s fine ne.w camp at United States. ■ m :' ' . ■ New York, for the construction of adopted unanimously at an hour’s Camp Hale, near Puebclo, Colora­ The silence of these weapons indi­ loncludlng session yesterday of £y to meet more and more of war's JC___fOft BtGI' . cated the effectiveness of the the Manchester Garjlen Apart­ do. He had obtained his first fur­ June Jaye Dance Studio the Republican Post-War Advisory heavy aerial pounding of Lae by ments on the former Olcott es­ cost out of current income. lough in nearly a year of service tate. St. Jomes street and For­ Council composed of 24 state gov­ Most of the session probably will and had planned to take the fast Roar 1521 Center Liberator bombers before the Al­ ernors, national legislators and lied invasion Saturday. est! street. ’The amount of the be devoted to setting the proce­ flyer home but failed to make con­ other party leaders. The field guns dropped from loan secured is $540,000. dure for public hearings on a new nections in Chicago, and' thereby Bonk .4ctH as .Agent Called to Draw Basic Ideas revenue bill and on a more imme­ missed possible injury or.death in I Al% Tor:. BALLE I , a c u c Tb a h c , a d a g i o transport planes Sunday were as- The two-day "little convention” The mortgage will be sold to diate review of the war contract the crash. \ X sembltd'.“ aa quickly aa men could of the G. .O. P. was called to draw the Buffalo. (N. Y.) Savings Bank renegotiation Idw, which permits Parents here contacted the Red find the pieces in tall grass" and some basic ideas to be turned over HALUlOOiM R q tl KR SKATING now hava been rolled into poeition and will be insured by the Federal the government to recoup ”excM- Cross Service station and wires Housing Administration. . The to the party’s 1944 platform build­ and placed in action, headquarters ers. All the leading figures here sive” profits. announced. Manchester Trust Company acts But, there were indications that r e Y m .s t r ATio; KR1I).\Y, SEPT. 10, 1-6 P. M. as agent in the deal for the Buf­ expressed the hopi*. however, that The guns have been directed on post-war foreign policy would not the committee also might: a target along the road to Lae. falo Savings Bank and will collect Acid Indigestion S.AXURI) \V. SEI’T. 11, 2-« P. M. the tents from the investment be made a partisan issue in the 1. Request the Treasury and its R*li*v*d in S minuta* or U. S. Paratroops and other units next pre.sidential campaign. lax experts to submit recommen­ In Markham valley have not yet holdings' following completion of deubla your a^nay back So broad was the peace-preset- dation on how to obtain the $12,- •«(!#•« tti>mi(di arid rikuirli pamrii).| tuffocat- Telephone: Hartford !>-l22(> .< met serious opposition. the project. Whtn ncms^ lumiaiai bciu cauvr* ^ ihiui, auncArBi- vation proposal that leaders of all 000,000,000 in new revenue by . . _ . , . ___ A. ______^9 <<4K a 4- t ..Ki*»r.K 1 lni ifii. •OUTinf itooitch la*. four inil luimacn hfffiTibum. ana nrsriDunu doctofi U8uilly oowara uauaiiy It was -said officially that opera­ IS Months of Planning Romance takes on new meaning in the present of that i-«UDitR(n , jrttrrib#arr^rrlha ffivuft-RrtimfavUft-artlni medif'inffmedlr'lnr* known for .Mant'hesler 7126 factions accepted it with'little, if President Roosevelt. Sept. 20. the •rmptomatte rcllef'-’mHlrtnrs Ilka thMa In Brll-tni tions on both aides of Lae are pro­ The completion of the financing Touch” —as Don Aniechc and Ge.ne Tierney di^over in'"Heaven Can Tab!rlt, No laxaflTc Brll-in« bring* comfort In a of the Garden Apartment group an.v. reservation. day the tax hearings are due to Wait,”______, the___ __ new_ __ 20th_ CcnUiry-t'hx IIILhit ni.ci» starting Vl)«^ today^ for aw. a four.-.a... day— —^ Jiffy or double your money back on return of bottl* 10 POfl com RtSERVtS YOOR ceeding according to plana with­ to ui. at all druffl>t«. closes more than 18 months of It provides not only for "re­ 'begin, would he the deadline for run at the State theater. The Lubitseh production, filmed m Techni­ He out real resistance. Since the first sponsible participation” by this few days are all important in op­ planning and surveying, changing their submission.' color, has a featured cast that includes pharles Coburn, Marjoile Main, of plans and thwarting of plans country, in a post-war organiza­ May Get Vinsod’s Vl«»» Laird Cregar, Allyn Joslyn, Eugene PaUette and Signe Hasso. erations of this kind., it was point­ _____ .______!____ _A.______- ■ ------of Robert Raymond, the original tion to attain permanent peace ed out that the lack of opposition with "organized justice” in a free 2. Invite Fred M. Vlnsdn, direc-' augurs well for the Ailtimate suc­ projector of the apartment group tor of economic gtabilixation. to nolds told reporters, "It might be Opposition to the construction of , world, but for "disarmament and cess of the pincer movement. disorganization” of the Axis furiiLsh his views' on thh revenue Anti-Draft Bill wise to call in Selective Service. Malahang airdrome, acrosa the the apartment house group was problem, and possibly work with brought by members of adjacent armed, forces and maintenance of Director Hershey, Manpower Com- i Busu river . froih . tBe advancing "traiHird. and well-equippied armed the committee in an advisory May Be Ree^lled Australians ia three milee from Cheney families and the Zoning capacity. missioner McNutt and high rank- , / Board of Appeals repeatedly feiVlYes at home.” ing Army and Navy men-to ascer- ' Lae airfield proper which was the The 1,000 word domestic pro­ 3. Set up the canvas for a gen­ town’s aecondary airdrome. turned down Raymond’s applica­ , Washington, Sept. 8. \JP] — tain what our lo.sses have bfeen, ' gram report was submitted by a eral picturt’ of the nation’s eco­ The strong Japanese patrol tion for a permit to proceed with Chairman Reynolds (D-NG) of the how many replacements are need- i committee headed by Senator Taft nomic status, and answers tp ed and what the general require- ^roup was sighted early Monday financing his project. questions as these: How much o f Senate Military Affairs commit­ I CTossing the Bunga river, seven Is Finally .Approved of Ohio. ments for men are ip The light of i Federal Bureaus Rapped the war appropriations remains tee which recommended passage of miles and travelling Hoi^ever, the Zoning Board fln- changing conditions' It said the number of Federal unspent?),Where can economies be the W h w er anti-draft bill for west\V^rd. The enemy was met by I dlly approved the project with effected in government operations ? fathers' disclosed today that the Senator Wheeler (.D-Monti pre-j i Australian ground forces at Sing- I limitations of the original plan, civilian employes has grown 500 viously had announced plans to 1 per cent to a tiital of more than Meqnwhile. Represent at i ve measure may be recalled so high i aua plantation. i and Ravmond brought in . David Army and Navy officials can, be call up hi.s till alrrioSt immediately I I Most of the Japanese were be- I Rose of ^>\v Y'ork, a well known 3,000,000 and that the number of Knutson (R., Minn.), a ranging after (,'nhgress reconvenes next bureaus has so multiplied "that minority member, served notice questioned about possible revision 1 lieved killed ' I Manhattan builder, who -went Tuesday following its summer re­ every detail of American life is of the overall military manpower Skirmish al.jBeachbead I ahead with the planning of the that he would remind h is 'e o m ^ y cess. The mcasuie, opposed by now regulated by bureaucratic de­ tee colleagues of a "gentlerpdn's .needs. The only other action was a ! project to build the apartments, to i "In view of the Sicilian cam­ Secretary of War Stimson and j cree. agreement” not to raise individ­ skirmish at Huon gtilf. beachhead house 100 families. paign and other events which havt” .Navy Secretary Knox, would grant i V C - - during landing operations Satur­ Constnjction is proceeding sat­ "There are the ihslruiiients of ual taxes in 1943 or 1944. He said falher.s an automatic deferment ' Fascism.” it declared, "they are the agreement was made during transpired since the committee ap. day, Thirty. Japanese werO-Touted isfactorily since! final details re­ until next Jan. 1. the inevitable result of the poli-. consideration of the pay-as-you-go proved the bill la.st July," Rey­ and at least five snlpers\were garding water and sewer con­ j killed. ,, ! struction were approved and cies of the Nc\y Deal, They must tax bill, I On the Salamaua front. 18 mile’s be brought an end." “llighest Per Capita Tax” ■'*L . .. foundations for several of the \ I below Lae, patrol activity only brick apartments have already It recoralzed the right of labor Asserting that the Ameiican to organize and bargain collec­ ’ was reported. be>i)^ poured. people today "pay the highest per WHAT'S THIS YEAR'S MOST ■t - Paratroopers, virtually unoppos- tively and urged the fullest pro­ capita tax in the world.” Knutson I ed, captured the Nadz|ib airstrip Spi^cjal Election Postponed vision for tbe' rehabilitation and said there would be no increa.se in ANOTHER IMPORTANT FALL COAT FASH- x-^mployment of the men and wom­ individual levies ”as far as I am 1 in the Markham valley, -20 miles i X-v northwest of Lae, Sunday. Today, Hartford>Sepl. 8—liPi—The Put­ en uf the armed forces, termina­ concerned.” He Conceded, however, ION FOR MISSPS AND WOMEN? tion of rationing, price-fixing and headquarters disclosed it has bMn nam Phalanit>. historic milita^X that "war needs may drive us te all other emergency powers after FUR TUXEDOS! IT’S SLATED placed in shape an^ Australian organization whose recent election it.” troops are streaming in by air of officers was declared void by the the. war, taking of government out BACK THE .\TTACK of competition with private indus­ Chairman Doughton (D.. N. C.), TO BE THE COAT OF THE HOUR transport to reinforce paratroop­ Superior court wbleX foimd evi­ in reporting that he has not been WITH WAR BONDS! ers moving on Lae from the rear. dence of tampering witiskYhe ballot, try, apd an immediate program of increased production with a sin­ furnished with a "blueprint” of the Lae has two airdromes. Sala­ box, scheduled a special ' , election BUY NOW — TO THE —EVERY HOUR! A SUPERB gle administrator for food. Treasury's recommendation for ob­ maua, 18 milea southeast has one. for last night, but suddenly post­ taining new taxes, declared that LIMIT! COMBINATION OF PURE All three are in danger of seizure poned it for 10 days. 'The "there'seems to be a great deal of as a consequence of an encircle­ ponement was announced by conp- Sergeant Slieliloii confusion as to what might be WOOLS AND PRECIOUS FURS. ment which has trapped a Japa­ sel for a faction whose control oX SALE presented." nese Army estimated at 20,000 the organization was voided by th» court's decision. USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN. men. Is'Now Paviiiaster• Unaafe To l ’s« .Alratrlpa New’ Apartments HAVE YOUR TUXEDO PAID Eskimo Customs \ All three no longer can be used Somewhere in the South Pacific Of School Supplies and by the enemy. Allied bombers,' es­ — (Delayed) — Technical Sergt. Will Be~ Erectecl FOR BY FALL. ' NO SERVICE corted by Jlghtera, have made it un­ Among certain Aakimos. a bad temper is considered a sign of dia­ FrankNP. Sheldon. USMC. former safe fo" the Japanese to use air­ Insurance,agent for the Phoenix CHARGE! AND WE’LL STORE bolical possession, and, l.vlng is a The Zoning Commission last strips at Finschhafen, Madang. Mutual Life, Insurance Company. Home Necessities Nubia, Alexlahafen and airdromeif crime punishable by death. night voted to change the zone IT FREE UNTIL NOVEMBER. Hartford, Cdhp., has recently been 350 miles above Salamaua around promoted to paymaster Sergeant. o f property on the north side of Middle Turnpike, west, from B to OUR LAST ONE WAS A SELL-OUT ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO 10% ”Ace,” as he is known to hU Slowly, - after many weeks. friends, lives at 33 Holli.'ter streeC- C and in doing so gave permis­ Americans and Australians are Manchester. Conn., with his par­ sion for the erection of s 7^ brick BUY FOR HOME OR SCHOOL UST: FEDERAL TAX. apartment house.. lighting on the very edges of the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Shel­ V Fani'oo* LANE *139.00 Salamaua airdrome. In contrast, don,. The property'in question ia land LOOSE LEAF FILLERS M odern llo|>e-4 'he*»l» the envelopment of Lae and Its The new paymaster sergeant at­ that the town had taken for taXes PENCILS Kxtliiisile Bcdrooins In two airdromes ia proceeding rapid­ and land purchased from the es­ .V* Seen in C f l ------NOW PLAYING tended high school in Manchester BLOITERS "LIKE” ____: Mink Blended Muskrat Tuxedo ly. and business college at Hartford, tate of Carl Benga. The new RULERS X (xrniiiiip Aiitrriraii Vi^aliiii! Australians who went ashore He enlisted March 20. 1941. at’ building will be erected by a com­ LEADS Coat fashioned of 100% pure wool. Saturday under protection of Springfield. Mass., and has served pany headed by Irving Stitch. CRAYONS Here’.s cold weather insurance American warships hav4 defeated with Marines, at Parris Island. POCKET COMBS you can bank on for the duration. — a Japanese force at a plantation 10 South Carolina: New River, North Let Your “E” Bonds Buy CHALK miles northeast of Lae and now are ' Carolina, and -Samoa. , Yankee Sobs. RAT TAIL COMBS near the mouth of the Bueu river, ENVELOPES only four miles from their objec­ SHOE LACES . tive. , LETTER CLIPS i While the paratroopere to the PEARL BUTTONS *149 northwest Joined with these Aus­ I Cenuinp Pre-WHr Quality! Kve.ry auite with the m e m o p ^ d s tralians In supplying a pincers on MALE'S CAKE TESTERS fsniou.i GK.N'UINK W.\I,.Nt:T iHhel'of the Ameti- Lae. Allied planes, virtually mono­ The Original In New England! NOTE BOOKS can Walnut As.sto>eat! 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Strook’a Foratman’s warm, enduring 100% m SEPT O ’ M 15 u . The smartest, newest style on tbe wai* •wer to a cold winter alivad. finest woolen. pure wool.. Lb. 15C ket. ..pxquUlte, light tone Hollywood Lima Beans ^ , type "oval extension Ubte and 4 gTMHR- P t V S .. .% K N B T ALDRICH e tT iv s chairs upholstered In R A SPKEJMfE^ rraah m s MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL \ . AND HIS PEILA BROTHERS blue leatherette ,. v ...... ♦ O A e O V i OpfH Thnraday and Saturday Evenlnga—TelI» Members of Ro­ satisfaction ssemed to be the rule of the Connecticut Pomologlcal So­ bushel for picking apples, or 60 her up somewhere in New York and be simultaneously announced tives should not return to Rome. Elliott' i^own have left for the delphiniums. Tha mother o f the and it was generally believed that other irritating blemishes, get Once Necessary to Har­ And Second Man Seri­ Would MalntaUi Oampe Confirm News o f Sur* Deaths Last Night ciety. cents an hour for boys, girls and and that he didn’t know her name. tary Oub of Routine of by both Sides. That moment has He Is rmw in Sicily. South sifter a visit with Sergeant bride wore black with rose accents the Axis in Europe! would collapse Peterson’s Ointment, 35c all drug­ Accidentf on Increase and corsage of gardenia! and the Asks AU to Help women and 76 cents an hour for ously Injured. She had no identification on her now arrived) ^ ■ "Further, Marshal Badoglia ar­ Brown’,s parents, Mr. and Mrs. render o f Italy. before long. The fight against gists. If one application does not vest State Crops. > HarUord. * SepL 8—(API—Educa­ BiUs in Senate. ranged \to send the text of his bridegroom’e mother, dark 'blue With Shocking Em­ experienced men. — ^ person, police said; "The possibility of a German William M. Brown of 42 Jensen Japan was considered to be pro­ delight you, money refunded. Pe-1 Woodcock asked all men and tion Commissioner Alonso O. ' proclamation to Allied headquar­ crepe with corsage of button Richmond, Va.—Dr. WlUlam Jo­ Potato growers aasociationa In Hartford, Sept. 8— —A- man, Police quoted Kakluskas as say­ move to forestall publication of the street. While many peoplk were aware gressing favorably but most evary- terson’s Ointment also* wonderful Hartford^ Sept. 8— W —TlP women who could do so to contri­ Grace believes all United States Senator John Dannaher of Meri> ters.". \ . L chrysanthemum!. They aasleted phasis; Other Causes seph MarUn, 74, physician, scien­ bute as n ^ y days or half-days of H artford, and Tolland counties, and a woman .were killed and a ing that Nihill, the drlve'r.-Jhad fall­ armistice by the Italian govern­ Mrs. Brown, prior to her mar­ that Italy had surrendered uncon­ ons agreed that it would be a long for Itchmg feet, cracks betWeA | tist aiid'educator, tLnd president classified advertising solicitors: Army csonps should be maintained Sen, Junior aenator from Oonnectl- TeVt of Proclamation the bridal party In receiving at a work in fields and orchards as their Putnam said, are willing to pay six second man seriously injured.early en asleep at the wheel a number ment was discussed during the ne^ riage to Sergeant Brown In Au­ ditionally shortly before noon .to­ hard battle. toes. Can Be Just as Fatal. emeritus of Davldsdji college. The Connecticut State War after the war and that military cut and a atauneh Republican, wa> The text of Badogllo’a proclama­ reception for 75 guests in the Council might be persuaded to run time win allow for the next few cents a bushel for picking up po­ today when a large trailer truck of tlrac.s before the accldenC He. training "should become part of gotiations. gust. was Miss Jeanette Dozier, day, the news was racelved calmly New York—George L. Edmunda, tatoes or 13 cents a barrel, and will the ffueat apeaJcer at the meeting "To meet this eventuality, it was tion: daughter of Mrs. F. L. Dozier of church parlors.' . add ad something like this: weeks. went off the road snd overturned himself, Kakluskas roportedly said,, the educational experience of Of the Rotary Cluh last night at "The Italian government, recog- The bride wore for a trip With in ManchMter. Few people had By James Marlow and George ] prominent newspaperman, political He appealed particularly to all guarantee 84 for a nine-hour day opposite 2907 Main street, when Its was apparently asleep when the agreed that one of the senior Ital­ 1639 Peachtree street. Atlanta, heard the radio veraion and those Pvt. Chester Kirks, son of Mrs. Zleike j advisor and Industrial public rela­ “ Wanted at once — 6,000 farm every boy.” He expressed bis view the Blancheater Country Club. He ian military representatives should nlzlng the Impossibility of con­ the bridegroom to Little Compton, ALICE OOFRAN workers. Full or part time. Good high school students, girls as well or 83:60 for eight hours. drivsr spparently fell asleep, ac­ accident happened. who did took it In their stride. Sarah Kirks of 118 Oak street Washington. Sept. 8—(dV-The tions counselor. He was bora In in an article In the- Connecticut ehoae to apeak on procedure In the not return to Rome. He Is now In tinuing itbe unequal struggle R. I., rosb wool with dark brown (Hnown A t 44ueen AUoe) wages guaranteed. No experience as boys, over 14 years old, and ask­ cording to police. The woman was pinned- under School Board Bulletin, first iaau, 'Senate, ihoudng the pressure against the overwhelming power of accessories. She will resume her There was no public demonatt-ation has arrived at Gulfport Field, SPIRITUAL MEUICM Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington , ed that their principals and parents Let Your “E” Bonds Buy the wreckage of the truck, which Sicily. here. Many people did. however, Chicago— CharlM S. Peterson. necessary." Police tdentified the men as of which was published yesterdaj^ brought upon the members by "Further, Marshal Badoglio ar­ the enemj(. With the object of course at Penn State College where Miss., where he will undergo a Seventh llanghter nt a Seventh Son aaya not one railroad wreck ih this Connecticut haa ; 6,000 farm “give their permission for reason­ Yankee Subs. Francis Niblll, 32, of 66 Frospect was reportedly Carrying lard, and 1 <5 ■ . oommittees, by letters and tele- avoiding further and more grevtous she was sent by the Hamilton'' express thanks that the war was two months' Intensive training, to Bom With a Veil. 70, one of the leaders In the print­ able absence from school to help ranged to send the text of, his over In ons section of Europe, country since Pearl- Harbor has ing Industry In Chicago for 40 workers on the job now; but. War jpams from Individuals and proclamation to Allied headquar- harm to the nation, requested an Standard Propeller company. The prepare him for one of the tech­ Readings Dally, Including Sunday, Council Administrator Harold F. in saving these farm crops." groups. He paused to read a cou­ armistice ; from Oerneral Elsen­ lirldegroom la employed at the v Remembered Old Days nical training command tpeclallat 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint­ been caused by enemy saboUge. ye&rSt vlc6 .prczldwit of the Inland Putnam cautioned prospective tera." Many thought that It might bs Presa and a vice president of a Woodcock said last night, it must ple o t tetters from women’s or- hower, commalnder in chief of the -Buckland plant of. the United Air­ sohoola. He was formerly a tool- ment. In Uie-Servloa of the Peo­ But— have 6,000 more immediately If aU volunteers not to go out in the Badogllo Issues Proclamation Anglo-AmdsTican Allied forces. false and rscallsd the scenes that Any other cause can be just as Century of Progress in 1933. He inisatlons in this state, urging Badoglia issued a proclamation craft Company. ' maker at Colt’s Patent Fire Arms ple for SO Years. , the tobacco, apples and potatoes country 'wllly-nilly looking for m to vote for this measure be- "This request has been granted. were engeted in November 1918 Manufacturing company, Hart­ 189 Church Street, Hartford. COan. fatal and the accidents are In­ was bora In Daglosen, Sweden. saying the armistice had been re­ “The Italian forces will, there­ when the first Armistice report Phone d-20*-l creasing with shocking emphasis. eOause they favored it, and fromquested and granted, and called on ford. another group of iyomen, stating fore, cease all acta of hostility came through only to find that It The Monday night wreck near all Italian arnied forces to "cease against the Anglo-American for^ s was Just a rumoi'.^^e scanea, how­ Philadelphia of the Congressional that they were strongly opposed all acts of hostility against Anglo- to the bill and asking him to vote wherever they may be met. 'TOey Obituary ever, on N ovem beK ll, 1918, are Limited, which killed at least 78 THIS NEWSPAPER American force! wherever they will, however, oppose attacks f/om atm remembered byx^oae jwbo persons and was the worst disaster * I'M'. I. s ^ i . \ v 'u . f;aocordlngIy. He said all of these may be met." things make no difference whatso­ any other quarter." took- part In the mmroffiptu of Its kind since 1918. has been Badoglia instructed the Italians, parades and celebration last­ blamed so far on a bumed-out axle ever. A good many times, he said, however, to "oppose attacks from one reads in.>sthe newspapers and Deathfi ed well Into the next m ornt^. Mythical Interviews with Famous People part. any other quartiers,"—a warning Less than 12 hours later—on listens to radio comments on cer­ that German attedpts to interfere It was generally conceded Abo^t ToW Christian W. M. Blanebard Tuesday morning—three crewmen Paints S e -I s tar tn fcols Mil! Sup^lie;; tain bills and wonder why they are would be met by arms. not passed, when the reason is The announcement came as ■ ■ / Local frlenda of C. W. M. Blanch­ of the 20th Century Limited were Sergeant Rayniond D^la Feta ard and his daughter, Mrs. Emma Sir Walter Raleigh killed when the locomotive boiler on **Party Control." If the majority dispirited Italian troops by t!he o f legislators do not want it, a bill of 16 Cottage street has Jbetn pro­ Blanchard Remlok, of Compton, exploded near Canastota^ N. Y., hundreds surrendered to Britlbh moted tb the rank of/first ser­ NOTICE and more than half the iiars plow- adtrer comes up. and Canadian troops advancing tip Calif., have received news of the Explains Party Control the Calabrian peninsula, where the geant. He is now sl^ationerf. at death o f Mr. Blanchard which oo- Inquiring , ed off the track. Camp Edwards with an AA out- curred On August 28. following a OIL USERS That was the second New York A t the present time. Senator Alliea landed last Friday pn the Reporter: - Dannaher said, the Senate is about hseli of a 38-day Sicilian victory flt. ' / long Ulnesa.'wtth heart trouble. accident In eight days. On Aug. 30 k ' ^ "v \ ■ Fill your tanks now! Every a Lackawanna Limited, crashing ■ two to one Democratic. A bill will wbich sent the Germans fleeing to "Pop" Blanchard as many Man- What did you do chister men and 'women will re­ gallon you take now means Intp a freight engine that obtruded , come out from a committee, and "the. mainland. Mr. anti Mrs. Stanley Scott and Mrs. Albert E. Brown with your rape, 'N l [' if it ls*favorably considered, it wlU *rhe capitulation came from the son CJharles of North Elm street, member him, was principal of the more .we can store for win­ Wally, after the on the main line from a siding, .be 'put on the. Senate calendar. government of Marshal Pietro with Mr/ Scott’s mother, Mrs. 'V. Ga., and the late Fred LAna Dozier. Eighth. District school on North ter. ■ queen croeeed the killed at least 28 persons near lAsnator Dannaher explained that Badoglio, Who succeeded Benito V. Scott of Erie, Pa., who Is visit­ She was graduated frohri Monti- School street between the years of mud puddle on It? Wayland, N. Y. have what they term a Mussolini when the Junior partner ing th m . have returned from a cello High school and attended }908 and 1909. He followed Jhe It must have been a And last May. 14 persons were late Fred A. Lillie and praceded J. w m ^ ‘^Stsering Committee," and if this of Adolf Hitler was ousted July 25 vacation kpent at Columbia lake. Georgia State. College for Women meea. killed when a Pennsylvania rail­ m i C. Buehnell. He taught In Masaa- James A. Woods group does not want' a bill to come Free to Strike Elsewhere at MU’ledgevlUe and the University road train, going around a bend, /wp, it will probably never do so— TrhV Past Chiefs Club of Memo- of Georgia Evening College. ,3he chusetta schools after leaving Man­ RANGE AND FUEL OIL sailed off the tracks. This accident American Armiaa which took chester, and after his retirement THE HANDY MAN WHO CAN USE Ib rty Control again. rialI .Temple, Temple, PythianPyy»ian Sisters, will was a member of Delta Lambda was attributed to excessive Speed. part in the Tunlalan and Sicilian mad( hts home with his daughter, 381 Center St. . Dial 6366 As for bills "going Into oOnfer- victories have not participated in hol^ Its first fall meeting tomor- sigma sorority, Oimson Key and X^ir Walter At Least 120 KUIed In Wrecks row evening at the home Of Mrs. was business manager of the Eve­ Mrts. Uemick, with whom a number A t least 120 persons were killed < aacs," the Senator referred par* the Calabriaii invaalon, and the of Manchester people who went to AN AXE AND SAW -tifolarly to the Connally Anti- lUllan surrender leaves them free Janet Linnell, Bunce Drive. Haii- ning Signal. Raleigh: In these wrecks, by far the great­ ford Road. , High school with her, have contin­ er npmber of them passengers, " jM k e bill which was passed by the to strike elsewhere In Europe. Staff Sergeant Brow'n is a grad­ ued to correepond. ato and sent to the House. The Great strides in the com­ That’s M ay! ' Why while- Interstate Commerce com­ and can find a man who owns woodland and make a ileal (Axis radio stations broadcast uate Of Manchester High and at­ I sent Itx t o ' U. S. I added seven or eight extra, nothing immediatsly on the capitu­ The monthly' meeting of the tended Boston University and Mr. Blanchard will also be re­ forts of living have been mission records show only- 38 pas­ Inasmuch' class of the Church of membered as a valued member of Cleaners, oU ^urse, sengers were killed In train wTccks raphs and bctually changed lation. About an hour earlier the Bentley School of Finance. Prior made since Sir. Walter Ra^ they took out , the with him to cut w6i?d wUI do bo this Fall in view of the pres­ whole setup.' After doing this German radio told of fresh British the Nazarene will be.^held tomor­ to his Induction Into the armed the Second Congregational church leigh’s tim e ...a n d not the In 1942 and 18 In 1941. row evening'at the-home of Mrg. choir while he lived in town. mud without tf«u- War stresses may be a great [,tbe House went Into conference on troop landings near Plsso, about 30 forces about 16 months, ago. he least of modem advantages ble. ent reports-on jh e fuel situation. We have the equipment li This means that five members milea north of the place where John EllisOn of Dobsonville. was> In the accounting department underlying factor In railroad acd- are selected by the House and five British and Canadian troops had of a New York firm. He is station­ is such cleaning service as derits now— mechanical failures, Mrs. William McKinney of from the Senate. The group met been l(Ut raportad fighting.) ed at Fort Jackson, S. C, Funerals U .,8 . Cleaners offers. You defective equipment, inexperienced you need along with extra handles, wedges, sleilges, etc. for four days to discuss and make Today's communtiius said the C3ies(nut street and Mrs. Wads­ Patriotism can alwaya be smartly... tvorkers, and even recklessness 'S4Justments. If they cannot agree terms of the armistice had been worth McKinney and family of Induced by over-strain—but as Arch street have returned after a Howeson-Burdick Burritt A. Hunt without ReIN dressed if your clothes are they ask to be dismissed by the approved by the governments of Funeral services for Burritt A. ' .the fatalities mount the war .Senate, then the bill oftentimes Orest Britain, the Unitsd States threie Weeks' vacation at the Clear- Mr and Mrs. James Nelson Bur­ cleaned regularly—« o make stresses are Increasing, not dimin­ view cottage, Indian Neck. Bran­ dick of 390 East Center street, an­ Hunt, retired insurance executive, gion is like fire dies a natural death. _ and Rbsaia, and both partlea have who died Friday at his horns, 88 it a regular practice. ishing. The Rotarians asked a number ford. nounce the marriage of their -This,much is certain: Railroads bound themaalvta" tp abide by the Portar street, were held Sunday af­ without fuel— We Call For and Deliver. o f questions in regard to this tSrms of the agreement. daughter. Miss Phillis. Lucile Bur­ • now are parrying more passengers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bums, of ternoon at 2:30 at his home. Rev. Ihsraotlce of Party Control, and Eisenhower's text; dick, to I-eo Joseph Howeson of Dr. Watson Woodruff of the Center it soon dies; DIAL 7100 and traveling more miles than at MONTGOMERY WARD F'what could be done about It. ;ihe "This is Gen. Dwight D. Elsen­ 123 Florence street, sre celebrating Middletown. any time In Ibdr history and with their thirtieth wedding anniversary Congregational church officiated, •senator said It was up to the hower, commander In chief of the The ceremony was performed and interment was in the East less equipment for civiliains, which today. They were married thirty Saturday afternoon, Sept. 4, at 4 PLEASEI means greater passenger loads per [:;ilinciican people themselves; what Allied force. The Italian govern­ cemetery. . . m NOTEl they, need 1s campaigns of educa­ ment has surrendered Ite armed years ago by the late Rev. William o’clock at St. Mary’s Episcopal train. McOurk, then pastor of St. James’s The pall bearers were Harold tion. This is his first term In forces unconditionelly. AS Allied church.. The rector, Rev. James Spehcer, Louis J. Tuttlfe, Dwight P iw m Help us—and help your­ No gsm en ts will be given This heavy passenger load In church. Stuart Neill, officiated. lA 9 t self by calling for your out without Identlfleattod turn boosts the death anil Injured the Senate and he did not pretend commander intchief, I have grant- Stone; David- Ramage, Paul Dor- m to know all the answera. edi(a military Srmiatlce the terms weiler and Nels Valerious, all ^ om garments promptly. We’re ■lip, given at the time toll when wrecks occur. ' , m T mI he ixTimn of The American Association of of which have been approved by A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. ' Winther-Franklanfl the statistical department of ■ the not reeponelble after '80 work Is accepted. ^ > Up. to President dayt, remembert , Railroads points out that, al­ the governments of the United Raymond Dotchln, of Maple street, Aetna Casualty and Liability De­ NXn^NAl MORAL! ANO SPONSORED Asked about the bill on the at the Hartford hospital Monday Miss Miriam Olive Frankland. though railroad accidents may Ih drafting of pre-Pearl Harbor Kingdom, the United States, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. partment, and former office .«. power on that Ward Cheney Camp, U 3. W. V.; came the. bride of Ronald E. Wln- ■ \ U. S. CLEANERS & DYERS accidents to miles traveled may and can exempt any particular interests of the United Nations. ther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elnar F tery. No Reservations will hold Iti regular m e e tly to­ 836 Main Street Near Ward’s remain stable. up, it Is entirely up to him. Winther, of 127 Larrabee street. JNE There are no ICC flgcires yet to "The Italian government has morrow evening at 8 o’clock at the uMfl eMOifqni the administration Is opposed ■V'. F, W. clubhobee, Manchester East Hartford, at a ceremony per­ || X«t Your “E” Bonds Buy show how this "proportion" will bound Itself to abide by these L.Isr any certain legislation, it will Green. formed last night at 7 o’clock In Yankee Subs, j . look In 1943, particularly . since terme without reeervatlon. The sever come up. tha Center Congregational church. these recent wrecks. srmletlce was signed by my repre- The senior pastor, Rqv. Dr. Wat-- on Asked about the bill on price Exaniplee of War Stressee .control on staples and seasonal^ aentative and the representative of H ospital INotes son Woodruff performed the cere­ AAR points to the following as [sroducts, he said there are certain^ Marshal Badoglio, and It becomes mony. White gladlolaa, palms and examples of war stresses on times of the year when those com- effective this Instant. ferns wege used for clecorations American railroads: Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Lucy Hawdities are mom plentiful, such "Hostilities between the armed and the bridal music was played by Because of other war needs for as strawberriM in June, and crops forces of the. United Nations and Ellison, 398 Main street; Mrs. Ella Clarence Wood of Woodbridge metal, no new passenger cars X those of Italy terminate at once. Monson, 63 Pine street; Mrs. Mil­ street. ★ I. that ripen in the early fall, when have been manufactured since dred Streck, 39 Munro street: Mrs. I the subject of price control may All Italians who- now. act to help The bridal attendants were Mrs. Pearl Harbor; one-half the na eject the German .aggressors from Melza Dandufand, 351 Summit Harvey Grant of Attleboro, Mass., ta\mbre favorably dealt with. tion's Pullmans and one-third of X Italian soli will have the assist­ street; Mrs. Martha Bradley, 692 and Russell Winther of East Hart­ Its coaches have been devoted to ance and Support of the United Vernon street. ford, brother of the bridegroom. troop movements; exclusive of I Italians Accept Nations." Admitted today. Williami J. Mc- ■ The bride wore a princess style furloughed troops traveling on Allied headquarters said the Keever, East Hampton;' m A. Mar-' gown of white satin, with sweet­ passenger trains; the railroads are . Now freely available to qualified capitulation terips were signed tha Smith. 36 Thomas drive. heart neekline ed^ed with pearls. . using all available equipment; the buyersl .Nowhere in the world con . Siirrendei* Terms last Friday— the day that British Discharged yesterday: Mrs tum-around of trains is faster, you find another heater like Warm and CJanadian troops moved onto Edith Blair, 89 Brookfield street. * meaning less time out of use and the Italian mainland.' '..f (CX>ntlnaed from Page One) . Discharged today; Malcomb AN EDITOR RIDES THE BUS therefore more wear-ahd-tear on Morning I New and revolutionary The headquarters announce­ Juno, East Windsor Hill; Mrs. equipment; new workers lack the design assures maximum heat at {triumph in Tunisia and Sicily as ment; ^ Emma Holmes, 90 ‘ Main street; experience of seasoned railroad­ MAGAZINE "Some weeks ago the Italian Mr. ' V ” writes editorials for one of (JonnedfieUt’s ■well, declared Clyde Johnson. Wapplng; William DOOFIMC ers; manpower is critically short. minimum cost! See these heaters to­ u government made an approach to \ ‘The Italian government has DOugan, 16 Winter street. ‘’largest c'' an armistice. A meeting was ar­ • Estimates Freely Given. thia week offered a 13-point pro­ I "As AlllM commander-intchief, street, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. gram for obtaining manpower, in­ will announce .its ranged and took place In neutral Anthony Dubaldo, 120 El.drldge driver did last night and won’t this lx havle granted a military armis- • Workmanship^ Gtwrunteed. “THE BUS DRIVER. cluding Mexicans and prisoners, territory. It was at once explain­ street. driver stop at his street Just this Itjee, the terms of which have been ed to- the representatives of the • Highest QnaUty Materlala. of-war for certain classes of lapproved by the governments of “ Give the bus driver a break! : workl Italian govemihent that they Birds’ U\«s • Time Pajrments Arrargcd. once, please. - . / - ' ■the United Kingdom, the United must .surrender unconditionally. Have you ever stopped to think He aaid the country is headed Average length of life of the for a railroad manpower criaia un­ Ibtates and the Union of the .Soviet "On this understanding repre­ wren Is three ' years; robin, 12 recently of the poor bus driver, s. , ■ ' '. lallst Republics. Thus I am act. sentatives of the Allied command- “ You’ve heard tha poor driver less drastic reme&M are under­ years; ‘blackbird. 12;' pigeon, 20; A. A. DION, INC tormented with fare ehlselers, un­ taken Immq^tely by manage­ _ 'in the interests of the United ei in chief were empowered to quail,. 15:, sparrow, 40; goose, ^60; Nations. CONTRACTORS plead with his paosengara to step ment and labor with the assist­ communicate to them the military parrot, 60; crow, swan and eagle, 299 Autumn St. Tel. 4860 ruly standees, thought^ss travelers ‘The Italian government has conditions which ihe.y would have back of the white line. If you were-' ance of the govemihent. 100. of e v ^ 'kind and description? aund itself to abide by these. to fulfiU. seated you probably thought ha as without reservation. To Comply With Later Conditions “The armistice was signed by "One clause in these military " I f . there ever was a man who was right. But If you were the one Family Pictures By representative and th^ repre­ terms binds the Italian govern­ ought to get a break from the la front of the white line y6u X stive of Marshal Badogllo, and ment to comply with the political, doubtless wished you had some- becomes effective this instant," economic and financial conditions traveling public, it’s the bus driver Best as Gifts enhower said in a broadcast at of the Allies which will be im­ NO MORE SOAP AND .(and troUejr motorman, too), thing pretty anappy to say. 1:80 p. m. (c. w, t.) posed later, . Hootilltles Terminate At Once, • , "Further meetings were- ar­ WATER FOR MY P l^ R S - "Tou’va heard tha righteously Washington, SepL 8.-H4’)—Let­ ' "BostlliUes between the armed ranged and took place in Sicily. ‘T ^ s It in'your stride^ biia pas- ■ ters or family photographs are No. Indignant pasaenger eweqr by an of the ,United HaUona and “The armistice was- sighed at u s e sengere. There are loU Biora of up . *1 items on the Chriatmaa llata of l»RIZE of Italy terminate at once. Allied advance headquarters there, that’s holy that she got (Tn at such men and wbmien a er^ g overseas.' Jl Italians who .now act to help on Sept. 3, but it Was agreed with now. There may even be more be­ Tnie Office U)£ War^Info^matlon Heater it buHt to give years. and such a . street ."and owes only ct the -Derman aggressors from the representatives of ^e Italian fore tha ;war Id over — though we "" after quizxllng tecently "returned . of service I Has exclushra dan soil will have the acsist- government that .the^ armistice No need for making two' jobs — one one token, not two. Bure, and' officers, overseas "Yank" corres- fire bric.k flues ond llners. . . Bce and support of the United should come, into, force at a nao-' don’t Jvat quite know where we’ll . pondenU and the Ariny Exchange you’ve probably not rniaaed the for a better heating |obl Nations.” ment most favorable for the Al­ of cleaning' and a a i^ n d of waxing. get In. Put younelf In the drivel's aervica, asid today that: The truce actually was reached lies, and be simultaneously. • an-' standees who Just ^ h 't be both­ Many other features! PREEN-^the new wonder-product— plaoa. Have your fare ready. Do ’’Mot'e than the moat elaborate -—-7-. :rj. ered by stepping back to let others ' gift, soldiers will welcome newsy, does BOTH A T ONCE and saves la- what you’re supposed to do. Tlie cheerful letters from home and In. — Tou see, he’s already In the bus drlvera, the great majority of recent photographs or snapshots ' JI>or. And PREEN is so easy to use— bus and he doesn’t care a whit for o f fapoUy and friends.” CONTEST whom ore blessed with outstanding Other gifts rated highly are: / spread it on, wipe up the dirt and tha other teUoWi - ' ' __ ■ 6 courtaay In a j ^ of all, deMrYa- Cigarette lighters "that wlU light * polish. j"' In a strong wind,” shockproof and m your respect and thoughtful con- lEATS A 4 ROOMS POPULAR “You’ve beard U man ewear ha waterproof wrist Watches, hunting JM z e ■ - - * , didn't the exprsai algiroii tha ■ideratlon in our wartime com­ ■or Boy Scout knives and smaU in- 1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 me h munity. Give the bus drlvOg a . expensive cameras with film. FOOD MARKET outslda eft the bus and he thought Items not wanted, according to HOLDS 100 LBS. OS COAL Pint R would atqp at his street and the breakr ~ CWI, include: Cigarettes, assorted 1855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING 65c ^ $ 1.10 commercial packages of goodies, MONDAY’S elaborate abaving kits, or food, O Heotf A ll Day ami Ni«lit Without Ralualiiii O Bis ^*1 Baveii Bconemieai SEE except for a weU-packed friUt O No ainkoft. . . Only FIna A*h cake. O Bums AHy-4CiMf of Coal or Coha FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPEQALS A tip passed on by the Army. Half Gallon $1.75 Exchange service is tbat leather •VNKIST OBANOES MdNTOSH APPLES roU quickly In hot, damp climates, Hera Is truly on amazing Cool Heater I Patented principles of construction so If your gift U going to the ^ 59c D o e . 3 Lbs. 35c Soi th Pacific canvas or c)oth produce steady, even. heat. Magazine semi-automatically feeds fuel as goods are better bets. needed! Radiates sufficient heat fbi; the average home! Why be cold? Ask BANANAS WHITE GRAPES ■■t OWI stressed that gifte should PjP|££|f^CLEANS' AS IT WAXES* be mailed between BepL 16 and h tk y dbout purchaso details at W ords Stovo Departmemk ^ 13c Lb. 2Sc Lb. O ct 16. ■ ■ m a m ST ^ MAMM Of aMSHMAX WOOS HMMHW A' . K MMtng GM Sonibt FOR OPENING PUZZLES! r OAMTALOUPB8 FREESTONE PRUNES % 1 2 f o r 35c 35c Doz. Bridgeport Bept 8 — (ff) — Bridgeport police yesterday broad­ o cast a nine-state alarm for Bertha !■. 'CA N M IN O TOBtATOES TURNIPS Audrey Boblllard. 16, missing from ontgomcry ^V3.rd Can You solve Our Puzzles }m m 1 . 7 5 c Basket ^ 3 Lbs. 29c < 699 MAIN STREET TEL. 6854 ber botoe since the evening of Sept . B sbKC iha started for. but did not 824-8^ STREET TEL. 5161 y MANCHESTER I ' _ / ', ______' ' attend, a party acroos the street gram Jiar bouaa.

< -.ii. • s.. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.1948 ICHESTER BVEWING RERAbO, MANUHKSIEK, bVNffl., WEUWBSUAI, SEJejEMBEK194S T— Welles, the movie wonder boy who Hayworth—toe girl aaws in ere at Mias Hayworth’s studio said Marriage Lteense bureau. After back at the studio, where otoerat instance, dwells only on the insist­ definite form of International ployed a t the Aetna Life, Incur-' of Col.. Hehry Champion Chapter; shooting, his mother told Inter-' filing out the application - they ance In Hartford Iq having her R.,/wlIl preside at a chapter Rita Hay wort has been pulling rabbits out of half. during one ^ his teata o t they learned of toe romance only the cast of toe picture Miss H ay-, I Manchester ence that he shall not make a life council, and that "organized Jus­ Rockville Bolton SUtftord Springs viewers. hats and springing; ether surprises slelght-of-hand— married yes­ whan she rushed Into a executive’s started to leave, and Welles went annual vacation. , ( .-fr meettng/^ednesday at 2:80 p. m., Sentence Cut The news 6f toe commutation of back sheepishly when the clerk worth le making had baatlly a t ^ j term for Roosevelt part of the tice’’ must mean In fact the rec­ Miss Mattie Hooker of Vfllll- at.the^athaniel Foote house, CoN in his current blg-tent magic show. terday In nearby Santa Monica by office yesterday and announced: Evening Herald Lewis B. Chapman Mrs. Clyde Marshall John O. Ncito his sentence comes to her only Bride of Wei Judge Orlapdb Rhodss. "I’m going to marry Orson suggested he - take the license ranged an Informal reception. Both union bargain. * ommendation of some form of 840. Rqckvtiie mantic spent the week-end and Phone 4052 Chester. Aasisting as hostesses will .472. Stafford j.'.ort .time after she was notified q caught the film colony off ]>OBU8UEO BY THE be tiie Misses Addie M. Wickwire To Life Term guard again. The mipuals were unheralded Welles!’’ along. , said they would rt^um to work to­ — AT.n piUNTINQ CO„ INC In one way, in that It may World Court. Labor Day at the home of her- ' the War department that day. brother-lnrlaw and sister, Mr. and ancr Florence Dawley of Colches­ Hollywood, Sept. 8.—(.F)—Orson Weiteq and Screen Actress Rita and ^ e d lly performed. Co-work- Both were visibly nervous in the Within a few hours both were II Blucll 8tr4«t bring Britain and the United One may inquire why, if the The first session of the Town ter. The speaker Will be Lieut, Samuel. M. Lindsey, Phd., of another son, Sergt. Laurence Pren­ ------MinehMUr, Conn. words of the 'resolution adopted Mrs. Benjamin Varley. tiss, 19. Iq missing In action. Ser­ THOUAS FERGUSON States to a closer and more bene­ Mrs. John MSIecky, Miss Shir­ Clerk and the Selectmen to make lileen M. McCristle of the WAC’s. Union, retired professor of Colum­ 1 ^ Ooneral Manager fild mean such things in answer Council Grants new voters will be held Saturday, oosevelt Commutes geant Prentiss was a gunner on a "MONTGOMERY WARD FASHIONS Eeoaded October 1, 1881 ficial relationship than ever be­ ley Fish and Miss Beatrice Porter The Rev. Harold R. Keen gave bia Graduate School, noted lectur­ Flying Fortress that did not re­ to Governor Baldwin’s questions, Sept. II, in the Community Hall a Labor Day message to his con­ fore, this trend is good. ' But it spent the week-end and Labor Bolton Center. The meeting w ' er.. will "speak at the weekly din­ Punishment fur Sol­ turn.from a mission over France. PnblUhod Mvarir Evening Except those things could not have been Seven Permits pay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. gregation Sunday at St. Peter’s ^•■ndaya and Bolilays. Entered at Inevitably has its bad possibilities, be held from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. .The Episcopal church, instead of his ner-meeting of the Rotary club to­ dier Who Shot Sentry. Still another son, Allen, is In : Uta Poll Office at Manobeater, Conn., cUarly and unequivocally stated Henry Hurley at^ Job’a Pond in next, session, will be held Satui^y, night at 6 at .the Maple Grove Inn. tbe Armv, stationed at a camp in ga 8eeend Claaa Hall Matter. too in that,' eventu^fly, the two­ Portland. usual sermon.. A congregation ot some which had f^m ed Itself out in the resolution itself, and that is Sept. 18, from 9 a. rri. to 8'p. m. 30 attended. Among vlaltors pres­ Hla subject will be "The Outlook the south. 80B8CR1PT1ON RATES .Most of Petitions Ask Mrs. Florence Moore of West Edr those whose rights m a ^ e be­ on International Affairs.’’ John Nautatuck, Sept. 8.—(i4>)—Presi­ of a potential thraesome may find what the Governor himself meant Hartford was a caller in town on ent ware the Rev. Lawrence Rose, dent Roosevelt has commuted to Tmt by Mail ...... tween September 18 and op or be­ Dean of the Berkeley Divinity Mullen, secretary is in charge of Should Raise QuoU EaaUy Month by Mall ...... * -JJ Itself in role of Mmity to the lone­ when he said that the report could To ^Buiicl Chicken Shel­ Labor Day. fore Oct. 4 a special sessl^ will be the program. life Imprisonment the death sen­ ■ffle Copy ... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wavpf'West school, New Haven; and his broth­ elTvared One Tear i l ii i ’liioo ly-third party^If the central ob­ well have been more specific. ters in Rockville. held Oct. 2. from 9 p. myto 5 p. m. er and family, George Rose of.iBoi- The Republican town committee tence which a court martial impos­ New Haven. Sept. 8—(FI—Oliver \ In summary,' then, the report Hartford spent the weCk-end at All persons qualifled^q become met list night at 8 o’clock in the MEMBER OF ject of any wch association is to the Wellesway Fgjsnf homestead. ton. ed on Private Roy A. Prentiss of V Ober, chairman of toe Connecti­ voters should appear pt one of. the ' Borough court room of Warr'en cut War Fund, said last night that j n a t AB80CIATED PRESS preserve thy^peace of the world, it means what the leaders and vot­ Rockville, .Sept. 8—(Special)-— Mrs Eugene^-wodale and aons meetings. Applicant of foreign A larger congregation than us­ Wlnsted for shooting a sentry at The AMOOtated Preie le ezcluelve- ers of the Republican party will have returned home after spend­ ual attended the morning service Memorial Hall. Dr. Claude B. if Connecticut follows toe example y •Btjtled to the uee of republlca- is possible and' probable that a At the meeting of the,Common birth must present^ their certifi­ at the Rebron Congregational Tachummi chairman presided. Camp Hood, Tex., on April 4. It set 20 years ago it ought to foa OT Wl newa diepatches credited reasonably close threesome would make it mean in the months and Coilncll held in Rockville Tuesday ing a a t Point O’Woods. cates of citizenshm. .-«• It or not otherwlee credited in iple- from North street church-Sunday, to'bear the Rav, The regular meeting of the The executive action wae an­ raise Its $3,007,000 war fund quota X. ! tbli paper and also the local newy have more success doing it than a years to come, Isolationlsls., can evening with Mayor Raymond E Society/Electing Charles A. Dowps, acUng pastor. Auxiliary of Strazza Post, Ameri­ nounced last night by U. S. Rep. easily. In 1923. he recalled, Con­ I anbllehed hereii.. anned the Hebron-Columbia ob­ Mrs. John Massey will replace All rlghta of republlcaMon of very^ close twosome. Although interpret it to their own. satisfkc- Hunt presiding, seven per: servation poat, on Saturday with Among visitors present were Mr can Legion, will be held tomorrow Joseph E. Talbot of tiiis city, one necticut if oiks dug down In their herein are alao .^ s. Alexand^ Bunce as hostess and Mrs. George A. Little and evening at 7;30 o’clock . in the of several persons who recently jeans and gave twice es much ae • ■ ■ •Mplal dlipatchee Britain and the United States to­ tlbn. Non-isolationist# can be sat­ were received, all of whlc; Romolo Saglto as deputy. , The at tbe LadieV Benevolent ^Society : riaarved. isfied with i t if it is ipterpreted granted.as follows: watchers were Afigelo Freddo, 6 their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Legion home on the Monsbn road. sought clemency for the soldier in the Red Croea aSked to aid earth­ X gether could muster great force meeUng to ife held Thursday at 2 and Mrs. James Martin, also , the The Democrats and Republi-- appearances before a military quake sufferers—In Japan. „ ptUl aervice client of N. E. A. as they think it should' be. But Lester Nagy forb«fck porch on a. m.-lO a. m.; Elvira Sagllo, Car­ p. m. at toe parsonage at Bolton iBervIca Inc. and prestige for peace, Russia rep­ South street, 4)tftfR. C. Thompson olyn Sagio and Arlene Saglio, 10 latter’s sister, of East Hartford. cans will hold their party cau­ board o'f appeal in Washington. resents a great force which ought the battlf as to how it shall be Center. /^lembers are urged to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Ward and cuses tomorrow evening in the Publlabera Repreaentatlvea. The for a chlckair'c^p. 8x8, at 35 East a. m.-2 p. m.; Leo Oambolatl, 2 p. turn in/their apron and 'plate Prentiss' victim was Corp. 'Jpllua Mathewe Bpeel^ Agency— better be ranged clearly on the interpreted is obviously still on streetj^JOnri L. and' Emnia A: m.-6 p. m.; Frank Dondero, 6 p. children of Providence, R. I„ spent Warren Memorial Hall. Dr. Claude Lloyd W. Knapp, 23, of Norwalk. and m oney^t this meeting. Mrs. the week-end and Labor Day at B. Tschummi, . Republican chair­ York. Chicago. Detroit side of collective security rather and likely to continue, until the "ars for a chicken coop, 10x12, m.-lO p. m.; Joe Gambolatl and BrowMll Gage and Mra. -John The shooting occurred after Pren­ GASSY BLOAT : jjoalon. ______Prospect street; Thomas Co- their Hebron place. man and Francis Fagen, Demo­ tiss had been arrested .and was be. than on the outside of collective party docs, with the selection o; Joe Fracchla. 10 p. m.-2 a. m.; Rogers complete the hoitesaes. Mra. Daniel Q. Horton, Hebron cratic chairman will preside at m e m b e r . UDIT BUREAU OF ville for a chicken coop. 10x32 on ; and Joe ScagHottl. 2 a. m.-6 a; m. Spotters Meeting ing taken in an Army truck to the ' ^RCPLATIONS. security. The ‘ highest task for its presidential nominee anjl>''Uie Ela.st street; Frank Bielecki for a Red Cross chairman, asks' that their respective party caucuses. post stockade at .Camp Hood. Sub­ BELOWTHEBELT? writing of its nationgl-'^atform. Mr. and Mrs. John Odell and ra. Keeney Hutchinson, chief those who are willing to knit for Miss Helen Mordasky, daughter r Utukat USlsM«toa-«lM UbS «a*t MbM The Herald ?ri Printing Company, Anglo-American statesmanship, tool shed. 12x10. on Progress ave­ daughter, Mrs. George Milne of spotter for Bolton, haa received sequently. Prentiss shot himself /ovfMl (ellaf saMrUMM ■ls«ysieei4 face the same ^jeSues formally nue; Joseph Miller for «a chicken the soldiers the coming fall and of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mordasky and as a result will be blind for tad btldw lha (tit Wtaa siIms at a latolt •aawMtno^ aaaumei____ T--*no flnanP'ai than, still remains that of crack­ Rye, N. Y., were holiday guesta •ord from Elmer Weden that an winter will communicate with her has tnllsted in the Navy Nurse blllty for typographlpat errora ap- again. coop, 10x14, at 1 Windsor avenue; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. life. a Utz aeloa tad a thweitk Saw ad ia- I- iarlng In advertlaementb In The ing the frigid walls of the Krem­ Harold Kington for a chicken coop, Important meeting of all spotters to that effect. This mesini the Corps and commissioned an En­ ittMaal taentiaat ia tha brea bawaL Caneheater Evening Herald. Thi^-^ea not mean, however, Edward A. Foote. ~ in Bolton will be held In the near Drinking Before .Arrest Thll coadtllea star lataid jiaaist ditia lin. It’s next best resort Is ' the 7x10.-at 09.South street. Mr, and Mrs. Mark Hill Of Ml groups of workers at Hebron, Am- sign. She has left for duty being ilta a( food, aaaalas aa aaiaaatra amauai twosome now being delineated. tljA t^e Republican party has not A cornmunication was read from future. The date o* the meeting ston and Gilead, ’and alao applies assigned to the U. S. Naval hos­ The soldier's mother, Mrs, Emma Kia that mtr prata aa tha aasaaa aad Wednesday, September 8 1 C hester were week-end guest^at will be announced soon and all to the Columbia Chapter. It is pital, ^craklyn, N. y, A graduate Prentiss, went from Wlnsted to raflact itaaU ia BMaz diiaoaUortiBa.wnp- " i.„. ------J---- ' moved. It has moved, repeated­ the Recreation and Civic Center the home of Mr. and Jdrs. Asa W. spotters are urged to keep In mind wait. Tar raliaf, trr Easalaha aa dliactad. * X committee presenting two bills necessary to round up the number of St.afford High school and St. Texas on her son's behalf before Thar balp aataaiasa tha aanaal Saw at "N. Anglo-American Twosome? ly, in the past two years, always Ellis. toe Importance of the meeting and of workers In order to ascertain Luke's hospital, Pittsfield, Mass., toe court martial, and upon her iataatiaal taeiatloai aad halp aaMaata tha Our Miirale Is Very High toward a recognition of America’s which they recommended for pay­ Mr. and Mrs. William Bralnard plan to attend. ooloB to laliara itaaU — wHhaet epaattias ment. The first was for work car­ whether It will be worth while for she was formerly on the Nursing return quoted, him as having told tha llTar, taaalaf aantaa ar tha wathad. ' It is elemental behavior, among The great 'A?nertcan complex international, responsibilities, al­ and son Warren were Labor Day Mrs. Walter Chamberlin will re­ material to be forwarded from staff at the Johnson Memorial hos­ her that Corp^l Knapp was “my oat faalw thatadtae laDewa iha isklaeet ried out by Gity Engineer Charles guests at the home of Mr. and place Mrs. Harry A. Munro on the violaat Snhlas lasatiieb jiBtions as among humans, that a for breaking record# produced ways in response to a popular sen­ -H. Bancroft in the amount of $10; headquarters. If only one or two pital here. A sister S. Antoinette best pal.” Prentlto had been drink­ la thia war taad aid Kapataha hero hata Mrs. Wlnthrop Porter. Thursday shift from 1-3 p. m. are willing to do this work It will Mordasky is a Second Lieutenant ing before his arrbst and remem­ halplag thaaaaadt ad a' ptapit la* aae* potential three-way friendship two distinct triumphs on Labor timent hot even‘the most die-hard the second was for $500 for addi- ■ Miss Dorothy Barraaso has re­ There were substitutiona and ab­ raan. Gat a hoe adI l a p t M tada* aad tional extra work as recommended not pay to send out yama in the Army Nurse Corps. bered no clrcumatajices of the tar tfaaot. Ud at roarlar mesial. can quickly be channeled into t)ay. At Aqueduct, In N#b^..5^rk, Old^/<3uard leaders quite dare ig- turned from a trip to Cape Cod sences from the Listening Post Next In the series of meetings by the Contractor R. H. Cone. In during the week-end. The porrect Second Lieut. Richard A. Caro- merely a two-way friendship by tbbge who were willing to place pohe, however ■ much they might explaining this latter bill, Alder- in Massachusetts. to consider peace terms to follow cari. a bombardier and navigator the aloofness of one of the possi­ A teachers’ meeting waa held list now stands, 9-11, Miss'' Elda the war will be held Wednesday In the Army Air Force has ar- X their money on the horses bet a e to. The laolatlonlits are man Menge stated that fojlowing in Colchester yesterday afternoon Flora, Victor Drado; 11-1, George ‘MONTGOMERY W'ARD FASHIONS ble parties. That aloofness is in total of »2.926.703, “the largest fighting a delaying rear-guard ac­ the removal of the upper wall it evening at , the home of-.the Rev. cording to w ord received by, hla and the teachers In Gilead, Mrs. O. Rose, alone; 1-3, Keeney Hutch­ H. R. Keen, who will lead the dis­ parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ca- Itself likely to spur the other two amount ever bet on a single pro­ tion at best, and are forced to be was necessary to do additional inson, Myron Lee; 3-5 Keeney grading. The slope to the north of Nina Fogii and Mrs. Alice Fogll cussion.' ' rocari Of Brandon Heights. Into warmer appreciation of each gram anywhere in-the world.’’ satisfied with the thought that attended. The Supervisors Mar­ Hutchinson, Myron Lee; 7-9, Miss Three cases of Infringement of the field was seeded free of charge Laura Tooraey, David C. Toomey. The public schools here opened Other. As they draw closer to- At Narragansett Park, Labor they are keeping the . way open to by the contractor and through the tin, Robinson and Mias FkJrence motor vehicles regulations came for the fall term yesterday and St. gather, they do It not in “opposi­ Battle were present and outlined ’lire List for August up for trial recently before Jus­ Edward's parochial school today. Day saw a total of $1,043,879 their own clear return to control efforts of Lebbeus F. Blssell. a the work for the coming year. The following tire certificates tion’’ to the thin! party, but mere­ member of the committee, suffi­ tice John Markham. Harry C. An­ Only one session was held In the wagered on the horses. Thll at aome future' day. If' the party Mrs. Alice Foote was a caller tvere issued by the local War Price derson of South Windham was publid schools on the opening day. ly because It is comforting to cient tobacco cloth was obtained and Rationing Board: new tires— ‘-■khattered’’vthe New England continues to grow in good sense, to cover the slope and prevent at the home of Mrs. Harrison fined $5 and costa for passing a Classes were dismissed at 1 p. m. bave a close, solid relationship Foote In Colchester on Tuesday Walter Elliott, 1; Walter T. Mair, stop sign. Leonard Solomon of A NIW SDH, PIRff o r ALL • 8 8 record. , • that day will never come. washouts, with no expense to the Sr., 1; August Mlldner, 1; Mary A general meeting of all teachers With somebody. Later, of course, committee. It was felt by all who afternoon. Hartford was fined the same was held this afternoon at 2:80. If we'd only bet on victory with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and VVlppert, 1: Stanley Ather, 2; Vin­ amount for a similar offense. Sol And o boouNMIy taNoeod suN N Is i i i ovor so proetledd for oil doy w sooX x tbe twosome within the three- the same enthusiasm with which have visited the new recreation cent Krzesicki, 1; Josephine Mas- Several changes have been made site that the project is to be most son Calvin were callers of Mt. Ellenberg, son of Louis Ellenberg In the teaching staff. Miss Ruth 1 hod throe doide styled to eheoto from. In blue, brown or nohirol eovoiry X . SOme finds that pretense a t a some of ue bet on the horses, that and Mrs. David Bride in East aoUni, 1; Harry L. Hoar, 3 Urea of Hebron, was let off -with pay­ Coughlan of Springfield has been tbroeaome is ho longer necessary Columbia successful. Hampton on Labor Day. and 2 tubes; Arthur C. Charon, 2: ment of costs for operating farm twiH (royont ooNon euid oroidM biandk «00d 16 to to. Third w ar Bond Drive would be Alderman Raphael Fahey, chair­ Arthur Smith, 1; Walter C. Hick- appointed Instructor in English ■ 4 X or practical. The aloof third par­ victoriously over before It etartr hUaa Gladys M. Rios man of the innapce committee Ing, 1 tlre» 1 tube; Irma Cocconl, machinery without proper' regla- and Mathematics in toe high y' ty In turn tends to withdraw to -675-12. WUUnuuitto Dlvlslbn asked the chairmen of the various i tube: Joseph Hauk, 3; John tratlon. school. Mias Marilyn Rush • of committees to have inventories Accounts , given in various news­ ThompsonvUle has been appointed 1 6 . 9 8 Other suite of ll.ft ond up Ita own asaociations and devices,’ Perhaps''that Is unduly severe Dietrichsen, 2; Richard P. Moonan, papers of the state about the fire teacher of the eighth grade and and It is always possible, in time, Raymond E. Lyman, rural mall made of the goods and equipment South Coventry 2; Anthony Maneggia, 1 and 1 in its Implied criticism. Racing, in the city departments and filed tube: William Dietrichsen, 1> which destroyed Morris Goldstein’s William McArthur of Willimantlc that the separation becomes re­ as we understand It, must not be carrier won the following prizes with the finance committee by large dairy bam last week were teacher of the seventh grade tn toe Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ulm 6t Charles T. Hathaway,. 1; Edward misleading In some Important re­ Junior High school. Miss Elizabeth garded as opposition and enmity. allowed to lapse because It is with bis exhibits of flowers at the Oct. 1. They will thus be' available Avery Shores are the parents of PaggioU, 2 tires and I tube; Carl a W- It is in the early stages of such Elk’a Fair In WllUmantlc: First, for the city auditor, the Frank J. Lorentzen, 3. spects. The -statement was made Kubis of Stafford Springs former "good for war-Ume morale.” The a. son. Ronald Evans, bom on that “The flames did not reach tbe teacher at tbe Hall Memorial m human process that the rela­ for best vase of 13 flowers of one Murphy Company of New Haven Grade- 8 Urea: Albert Downing, more., we bet, the better our kind, Plcar^^ladiolas; first for when that work is started early in August 29 at St. Francis hospital, main farm building.” If. this means school. South WlUlngton, haa been tions of the United States, Brit­ 1; Hannah Mlldner, 2; Cla-rence Goldstein’s dwelling house tha X thorale must be. Let Hitler, there­ single spray one color, whits October. Hartford. Dietrichsen 5; Albino Varca, 1; appointed teacber of toe third and. ain and Soviet Russia are now to a statement cannot be denied, but It fourth grade at toe StaffordvUle X fore, read the pari-mutuel re­ glads; third for slngla'spray, one Part Time Work Miss Glendorg Marie Tenant, William A. McKinney, John be found. They are, at.th a mo­ color, Picardy glads; second for Superintendent of Schools Philip Luck, 1. , I is unusual to call a house a farm school and Mrs. Elsie Thompson turns, and weep; daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Samuel building. It was also stated that Clark formerly of- Rockville will ment, a threesome, potentially bouqu.et of mixed wild flowers ar­ M. Howe has urged all pupils who Truck tires and tubes: Anthony ranged for artistic effect, and sec­ Intend to enroll for agricultural Carpenter of Willimantlc, and Caselli, I tube;- E. Selma Haley, 3 the loss included a considerable teach the third and fourth grads# friends oh qn equal three-way ond for slpio beans. Work to attend the school In order Frank Mastrangelo, son of Mr. Joseph Negro, 2 truck recaps; Clif­ number of the 7,000 broilers. Ac­ at the Pinney school. Mrs. Marlon o r c o u m i a a c a i t o i ^ i i i i n t • e e basia But ^ere is plainly vialble The Result At Mackinac and Mra. Vincenzo.Maatrangelo of cording to local accounts the broil­ Lord Phelps of Prospect street is Robert Thiem and Ouster Nau- that they may enroll in classes and ford Loomis. 2 Urea, 1 tube; Mario I bought Mvarol . . . they loel^ai him I la whita oad pastali to blend an aloofness on the part of one of mec left Monday to enter the Navy keep in touch ■with • the progress Mansfield, were married Saturday Fava, 2; Aide Peace, 2; Victor ers were saved. ‘‘Holding’s Popd,’’ the new Supervisor of Music suc­ The statement of post-war for­ morning at. 10 a. m. at Melody referred to, means Htiding’s Pond, ceeding Miss Beatrice Buck who them, who Is Soviet Russia. That eign policy finally evolved for Mr. Thiem graduated from Wind­ the classes are making during Morra, 1 tire,. 1 tube. Vith my dult, and the rest of hiy wardrobe, toA Carefully tailored ihirt- ham High school in June and Mr. their absence. Farm by Justice of the Peace Ration Board Hours an artificial body of water made resigned during the summer. nation is plainly more sueplcloue unanimoua approval at Mackinac Naumec had been working at the It la expected that many will Ruth T. Welles. The rationing board for Bolton by damming up a brook, for use as Capt. Harold G. Wells, Jr., haa waists of mulH-Womeat royen acetate crepe. Sites 32 to 40. of both Britain and the, United Island it a compromise statement WllUmantlc branch of the United take advantage of fhe recent state Miss laobel Terlecki. daughter is located at the home of Mr. and firejprotectlon. This pond certainly been awarded the Silver Star Med­ Btates than either of us are of which, as avldencad by comment Aircraft. law which allows pupils over 14 of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Terlecki of Mrs. David Toomey, Bolton Center. camf In handy, supplying water al for bravery and gallantry with Pucker street and Burton S. An­ when the farm well was pumped the Army’s Ninth Air Force In the t h ir t i. .l.lf tier. Feeling Its own strength as on its accepUnea,' can mean dif­ Week-end guests of Miss Myrtle yeaas of age, engaged "In agricul­ The office is open for business dur­ laag-(/eeved Collins were her brothere and their tural labor to be absent not over drews, stationed with the army in ing the following hours: Mondays, dry. ” Far East. Captain Walls, a navi­ a newly arrived member of tbe ferent thing! to different people. families: Cleveland, and Mr. and 15 days each term or 30 days in Florida, were married by Justice 11 a. m. to 4 p. m,; Tuesdays, 7-9 Poison Ivy growing in with the gator, arrived home last April af­ ggrcle of modem nations, yst Tbe Important paragraph of the Mrs. Ernest Collins of Wethers­ this whole year for that purpose. Ruth T. Welles at Melod^ Farm p. m.; Wednesdays, 11 a, m. to 4 English Ivy about St. Peter’s ter serving nine months of service Ulnging still to an ovef-sbrewd, pledge places the Republican par­ field, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert In order to take advantage of the on August 20. p. m. and in the evenings from church has been pulled up root and in the Far East. He is now serv- Colllne and daughter Anno-of East law, they must bring their par­ Harold M. Turner haa returned 7-9: Thursdays, 7-9 p. m. branch by one of the church mem­ ing as an instructor at Fort Ben- it-Uke suspicion of the out- ty in aupport of: to his army duties at Ft. Benja­ bers. It Is,necessary to keep.a con­ ning, Ga. He has received toe Air •Ide world, Russia has been, so Hartford. ent’s signature, their employer’s V “Responalbla participation by Mrs. Henry Beck spent the signature, and the signature of the min Harrison, Indiana, after a tinual watch to prevent this un­ Media and Oak Leaf Cluster and far, the limitation on what our tha United fltatea in pqat-war co­ week-end at WtUlameburg, Va., Farm Bureau County Agent who seven day leave. welcome growth. has been awarded the Distinguish­ three-way fHendsbip can mean. operative organisation among sov­ where her eon Henry Is stationed issued' certificates as to the need Leslie K. Richardson has re­ ed Flying Cross for outstanding for their release for farm work. On ceived word that his brother. Ma­ Hebron Advertisement- achlavamenta in aerial flying com­ With this the situation, the dis- ereign nation! to prevent military at Camp Peary. bat. Capt. Wells enlistod in Sept. Int^ratioo of the threesome Into First Selectman Clair L. Robin­ the conclusion of their w'ork they jor William N. Richardson, a sur­ Help Wanted aggression and to attain perma­ son has appointed 'Mrs. Mason must brlfig back to the school a geon at Glendale, Califomiai and President Roosevelt has con­ FOR STEADY, Factory work, de­ 1941 and last faU while eervlng to a twosome is always a poeeitalUty, nent peace with organized justice Nuhfer and Mrs. Gordon Llewellyn statement of the dates and hours formerly of South Coventry, is ferred upon Pfc. Arthur Maurice sirable working conditions. 3 toe Far East was promoted to cap­ M d it is actually in this direction they have worked^sigined by theiR- now at 36 Officers T . R. Battal­ Keefe, first Hebron man in toe U. men and 3 women. Call Glaston­ tain. He.is toe husband of toe for­ In a free world." to head the War Bond Drive for mer Frances Ronalter, daughter of that the visible movement Of the It la later stipulated that inter- Columbia. employer. ion; Carlisle Barracks, Penn. S. service to forfeit his Ufa In toe bury, 412, between the hours of All pupils who intend to enroll ’ present wear,' the posthumoua 8 A m. and 4 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ronalter present moment U headed. It is na^loiiM, cooperation by the Unit­ Sunday callers at the home of Mrs. Maude L. Murphey has re­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lyman for agrlcultyral work ■will get the turned from spending a vacation award of the Purple Heart 'Tor of East Mato street, and a son of tbe United States and Britain ed Stirtca muat. always preserve were Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Stan- cards at the-Farm Bureau office. at Point o’ Woods Beach, Niantle. military merit and wounds rbcaiv- Mr. and Mra. Harold G. WeUs of< who are temporarily, dt least, ex­ our “co^^tutlonallsm as ex<^ Benefit Bingo ' Corporal Charlaa H. Nodi8 haa ad in action.” -" ■ ' . Cos Cob. Captain WeUi Is a gradu-, nariT of Southington, Mr. and Mrs. ate of the University of Connecti­ ploring the poisiblUl^es of coming pressed in thh^DOelaratlon of In­ Harry Lyman of Manchester, and A grocery bingo for the benefit been transferred from McCord Pvt., Keefe, who is the ton of Wniln^on HANDBAGS FOR FALL former Representative Maurice J. cut ■Pine ajoser in answer to the aloofness dependency, the^Uonatlt.utlon It­ Mr. and Mra. William Helm of of the Polish Relief Fund will be Field, Seattle, Washington, to the East Hartford. held at St. Joseph’s • school on Aeronautic School at Lincoln. Keefe, waa killed in action July 11, Mils Joaale H. Church Samuel E. Hartley of Furnace No wonder w o m ^ raving about WariU new fabric b a n . , .they of Russia. self and the Bill o^ Rights” and Russell M. BjOrk, baa received a Wednesday evening at 7';30 o’clock. Nebraska, to atudy airplane me­ in toe North African artA Mr. avenue, general agent here for the have such tatenmrng _ ehapM., . .such wonderful colors.. .and „ they go Central Vermont Railroad bas BO beautifully qnth an.V’thlng you wear! Come pick youmelf a charm­ It is this trend which Prime that “const!tutionalisra should be medical discharge from the Navy Legion Auxiliary chanics. Keefe. Sr., received the notlflcation- Tbe Olrl Scouts wlN hold their Minister Churchill is.ppenly and adhered to in determining . the and'is now home. There will be a meeting of Stan­ Master Sergeant Vincent H. No- of the Purple Heart award through been transferred to a similar posi­ ing dimwst^g or an over the shoulder type tq wtto your now ley Dobosz Unit No. 14. American Secretary of War Hanry L. Stinv Investiture service this evening at tion at Palmer, Mass. He has been tail eulA^^^e^ other stylos, too 1 bluntly exploring ' when he goes substance of our policies and shall Horace Little and Mary Sorac- dis has been transferred from 40l stationed hers for toa past ton chl, registrars, were in session at Legion Auxiliary this evening at Bomber Group, Gregor Field, son last Saturday. the Town Hall on WUllngton Hill t . ' up to Harvard an^ dares suggest tie followed in ways and means of Yeoman's Hall on Tuesday to com­ 8^ o’clock in the G.'A. R. hall, Washington, to Great Falls, Mon­ The order of toe. Purple Heart a t 7:30 o'clock. There will be a years. Mr, HarUey and family wlU Mmething like “common citizen^ making international commit­ plete correct, lists of those entllded Wedding .Announcement tana. with the rank of co-pllot Waa established by Oencral Wash­ special program and the public is continue to live In Stafford 1.98 I Ship’’ for tbe people of Britain and ments.” to vote at the town election on Edward, ,F. Ronan of 39 Grove Another brother, John Nodis,. is ington. A certificate of toe Purple cordially invited to attend. Springs. street annouficei the approaching Heart award accompanied the Anyone whq wishes a Girl Scout James Greene, son of Mr. and I America, while he proposes “Bas- That such a statement, with a Oct. 4. with ah air force fighter gvoup in Mrs. Daniel Greene of High street Mrs. Emma Failor of Montclair, maiTiage of his daughter. Mary T. Africa, having eerved. overseas notification. to caU at their home for waste fat I tc English” aa a world language. little special interpretation, can Ronan to Arthur T. Ertel of '97 Dr. C. E. Pendleton of Colches­ who left today for service in the N. J., is a guest of her slSter, Mlia for oyer a year. or old silk stockings every two CMst Guard was given a farewell It is thia condition which, la satisfy both isolationists and non-' Anne Dlx. Vernon avenue, son of the late Mr. Frederick S. White and Miss ter, town health, officer, visited weeks please contact‘the captain, IVSychologlcally responsible for and Mrs. Frederick Ertel. .The party, Sunday afternoon by rela­ Isolationists, was evidenced on tbe A meeting of the Columbia Lake Grace White have returned from the Hebron schoqls Monday and Mra. Hasd Sundt, R. N. The tives and friends. He was present­ I tbe fact that M r>^urcblil’s sug- Assoclatidn was held at Yeoman’a wedding will take place on October spending a week with their alster, .found the preparations for opening Scouts have their new green /inl- scene. j 16th at 8L Bernard’s church. ed with a sum of money. Stafford Igeations are not promptly booted Hall on Saturday 'afternoon, with Mrs. Roland Allen and family, at today to be satisfactory. Mrs. A- forms with a yellow sUiq kerchief. men who left for aervice In the •'As an America Firster.” says the following officers elected: Office Open for One Hour ■ Penacook, N. H. Mr. and Mrs W. HUding was in chrage of the Mr. and Mra. Daniel 'Voepel imd Idown with the usual All-American Representative Clare Hoffman of Those having business at the of­ Navy Monday were Sherwood 8. Preildent, Guy I. Emerson; vice- Allen are now visiting relatives Amston school preparations. She three children of City Island, N. Y., Steele, son of Mr., and Mrs. Harry I vigor we reserve for any propos- Michigan, Indeed a notorious preiident. Ernest R. Molt; eecre- fice of the Belecttve Service are here for a week. was Assisted by Mrs. Ira G. Tur- and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Haigb of reminded that the office la open E. Steele of Stafford Hollow, IeIs of too close a relationship with .America Firster, "I am satisfied tary. Miss Jean L. Natsch; treas­ Mrs. Hower W. Mills and Infant shen who secured a group of young Lancaster, Maas., are guests of Mr. Americo Plccoll of Westford .ave­ urer, Mrs. Karl Lockwood. 'The for business but one hour daily people for voluntsuy work. and Mrs. Charles Korner. They |our cousins across the AjJantic., with it It protects Ame^lcair from 4;S0 to 5:30 during the daughter. Beverly Ann. are at toe nue and Robert St. Marie of West It is this condition •*Avbich is executive cohimitteci consists >of home of Mrs. HUla’ mother, Mrs. A few weeks ago a description rented a cottage at Crystal Pond. Main street. . sovereignty and requires that in­ these four officers and the follow month of September. Elizabeth on Ripley Hill, for two of Porter’s Pond on toe Hdbrpn- Eaatford for a few days. Ipaychologically responsible for ternational collaboration be- done ihg: Dr. Edwin C. Higgins,. Theo­ I . No Meeting Tonight —-a weeks. ' Gilead road was given in tola col­ At toe State’s Republican Con­ |th e fact that even an erstwhile under our Conititution.” dore Loughrey, Charles Miller and There will be no meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Alfredt. %>^eah, umn. with mention of toe water gressional delegation meeting with Mason Nuhfer. Clair L. Robinsem, Young Married, Couples Club this lUles which cover It, making a tha Rapublican^tate Central Com- ■ .1,. ddler on, America’s foreign On Mr. Hoffman’s ' public rec­ evening because of the dance ahd 'the Misses- Pauline and Louise Ellm^on oUcy, Governor Dewey of • New first selq^tinkn, was made an hon­ Smith, are spending the week-end pteaaing eight A correction should mlttea at Hotel Bond In Hartfot< ord, we are doing him no Injustice orary member of the association. scheduled for. the menftbers on Sep­ be made, however, iu to tha praa- Thursday night Frank C. Parizek, |Tbrk atata, la, eyen at the hour of and holiday with rctotlvee Ih Bos­ Mra O. F . B err if we say that. If it should Tever Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Walker of tember 15th. — ton. ent ownership of toe overflowed president of the pearl button mill 49S-S ' BoelcvUIe Churchill’s address', ind'epend- come to him for a vote, he would i Dobbs Ferry, P)—"An en­ state. SYhich la tbe only road so far On the other band, Governor Selective Service Memorial hospital and are. visit it now 00 low that much of the The selectmen, WUMrt C. Ruby Mr. and Mrs. Giutave SebrU Ns lining on mild days Lining buttons in so ooely. rollment drop of at least 800 pu­ beauty it had earlier in toe aeaaon William Bowler and Charles aed to friendship, with' Russia, Baldwin of Connecticut, who led Ing at the home of Mrs. Hills’ pils was,expected by School Supt. who have been vlsittog Mrs ha also emphasized some mother, Mrs. Elizabeth White in is a thing of toe paat. Safra'nek and Leon O. Woodworth, Schrie’a aun I Miss Shirley, Fbh who is einr S^aakee Suba, Mrs. Albert W. gilding, regent regulationA petroleum being ita chief praducti mmrnmimmmtmm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY; SEPTE?IBER 8. I94S WANCHEiSTER EVENING HERALD, MAXTOHE5TBR, UUJNN^ WEDNESDAV, SEPTEMBER 8, 1843 »a g e e i g h t

southeast of the Italian capital. tion to strengthen the security of Manchester Balkan Issues At New York Poultry Meeting Present Board AlliedTroqps Grottoferrata is three miles direct­ Two Officials Home on Leave Firm Refusal Argentina by haring Argentine Colonel Lauds Must Go Slow ly" south of Frascati, and Lanuvio military and Naval' forces take INCOME TA X See Donnelly's For which appears on most maps aa part in measures designed for the' Date Book Looms as Job Gets Party Q K . Expand Hold Civlta Livlnia is five miles west of Are Criticized On Argentine defense of toe hemisphere,” the Local Scenery Making I^eace Velletrl. secretary asserted. RETURNS ' " Monday, Sept. 18 The Rome radio later reported Regarding Stornl’s suggestion Meeting, Board of Selectmen, at that a "gesture” of arms and mu­ GOP Committee En­ On Italy Toe that Alhano. on the same railroad By Labor Unit .Weapons Bid t*romptIy Completed A?7ny Officer Declares Municipal building at 8. Political Problems to Re Roosevelt nod Churchill as the other four towns and 1-i nitions might speed up the pro- Joint inetallatlon of to#,.Ameri­ dorses Selectmen for miles southeast of Rome, was Allled evolution of Argentine pub­ Advice iPurnished. That NeW England a can Legion Post and Auxiliary. Main. Task of Allied (Continued, from Page One) lic opinion by restoring her' ’’equi­ Is Also Agree That Treaty (Continued, from Page One) bombed. .(Cnntlnaed from Page One) I ______First rehearsal of Beethoven Mediterranean Group. The Coming Primary, .The broadcast declared, "the librium” in Latln-America, Hull re­ Rates Reasonable! Rural Paradise. Glee Club' at Emanuel Lutheran Must Be Enforced. convention ends tomorrow was one talitarlan regimes, is on the side plied; trol of an - area of about 100 principal street of Frascati was al­ church. Thirty-four members of the square miles. placing on Govemor Baldwin's of the United Nations in material "I inust point out emphatically Washington, Sept. 8— (ff)—-Po­ most totally destroyed and the and spiritual action,” he declared. WRITE BOX V, "I wonder if you pedple Jiving Tuesday, Sept. 14 Manchester .Republican Town WMhtnston, Sept. S.—yP)—The The wc.st coast advance carried buildinKS on the main square "Hn- shoulders responsibility for the that questions of military and Na­ Hospital Auxiliary Garden Par­ litical problems, particularly those six miles above Palm! to the mouth 19-13 Legislature’s failure to enact The Argentine’s principal val equillbiium as between Ameri­ HERALD in New* England ever slop to committee attended the first top lUitemnen of America and cludlhg the cathedral either col­ ty at Miss Mary Chapman'a gar­ o f the Balkan powdar-kag whara meeting of toe year at the Mu­ of the Petrace river, and here the lapsed or were extremely seriously a state labor relations law. and competitibr it^ South America— can republics arc surely Inconsist­ realise how beautiful your countoy den. 75 Forest street. ^ Britain are agreed today that a invading troops were entering a another calling for an Investigation Brazil—was pfaised only today by ent with the inter-American doc­ restlaaa Hungarians and Bulgar­ nicipal building laat evening. damaged.” Is?” asked , Lieutenant ObloMl Sunday, Sept. IB ians already Rave been . reported The meeting was caUsd for the peace treaty must be written slow­ small plain reaching some eight of the State Labor department, U. S. Army Chief of Staff George trine of the peaceful settlement of 3:30 p. m.—Song recital at Cen­ miles north to the Meslma river international disputes to which so John T. Lonsdale of the Coast chafing against their war-forged purpose of determining how best ly and deliberately after the war headed by Cornelius J. Danaher of C. Marshall for its early plunge 'Artillery unit stationed here. ter church. Puplla of Mra. Charles after hard travel in the mountains Meriden, by three Superior court into toe war on the Allied side many practical contributions have bonds with Germany, are likely to to interest the Voters in the pri­ and the Anglo-American chlefs-of- Coloftel Lonsdale was guest speak­ Yerbury. mary which takes place one week slowed by enemy demolitions and Germans Admit Judges. and for its work in protecting been made b y Argentine states­ Fiftieth-anniversary celebration, be toe main job of the Allied Medi­ ataff combination maintained to er S t the weekly meeting of the terranean commission now being from today. By OA unanimous skirmishes. that thcate'r, men.” Zion Lutheran church. enforce It The latter '-resolution said or­ IF YOU WANT Msnoheater Kxiihange club, held (the formed. vote the meeting endorsed the rieavy Air Assaults Gontiniie ganized labor had doubts about Stornl contended though that American arms are furnished to There were Indications, too, that Loss of StRliiio pther American-republics. Hull re­ last svenlng at the Hotel Sheri­ The oommlsslon's purpose, as ex­ present Board, of Selectmen for ■ President Roosevelt and Prime The heavy Allied air assaults "the spirit and methods by which Argentina couldh’t take such an dan. Colonel A. L. Bullard was also plained in one olticlal quarter to­ the nomiqatlon' arid election. The con tinned yesterday, with Ameri­ the Labor department Is adminis­ abrupt step. iterated, for the 'purpose of defend­ Minister Churchill are making (Continued from Page Or.e) ing this hemi.sphere. , a guest of the club- ■ day, is to deal with "problems Committeer also endorsed the can­ headway toward a ijieetlng with can Flying Fortreases bombing the tering the labor laws of this state.” He acknowledged that "defeat is HELP A Rural Paradtae i Tolland arising from the consequences of didate, for renomlnatlon on toe big enemy airfields at Foggia .— Commissioner Danaher Address­ Inexorably drawing cloher to the "Since Argentina, both by its Marshal Stalin of Russia at which words-and its actlorui. has indica­ "I am familiar with the south* military operations in Europe." Boaed o f Education. problems of military and post-war principal base where the Germans thrust southwest to pinch the in­ es the convention today, and Gov­ Axis,” but that to break relations M n. John a Steele vaders completely out of their ted clearly that the Argentine west, that is Texas end New Mexi­ 1178-S lUwkvltle Another top official said its That means that the town com­ ; collaboration could be threshed were known to have concentrated ernor Baldwin speaks tomorrow. now would "put Argentine chivalry for planning any sort co and my native state of Iowa prlmarjf assignment Is to get the a great number of bombers, fight­ foothold in the Kuban and in the to a-hard test. Let it suffice to armed forces will not under pres­ mittee will work especially for the out Crimea. Similar To Four Years .Ago Col. Russell Hathaway ent conditions be used in a manner and nevar realised how beautiful Mediterranean out of the war. , nomination of the regular candl: Progress Toward Parley ers and transports—and shot down The situation regarding the recall the judgment which Italy New England was until I came Rev. Ernest E. O'Naal had for It was, not clear, however. Mr, Roosevelt told a news con­ 11 out of a swarm of attacking Donets Battle Still Raging ■merited when. In a similar’ situa­ designed to forward the cause of of a buiif|iict or cater­ dates. Before the v6te. was governor was similar to the one Lieutenant Colonel Russell the wcurity of the New World, here.■' aald Colonel Lonsdale. One the Sunday morning worship serv­ Whether this meant simply knock­ ference yesterday that progress fighters. The German war bulletin said tion, it took its position against de­ ice, Scripture Reading, Isaiah taken on the enclorsemant o( the prevaUing four years ago when, in Hathaway is home on a two and, thereby, the vital war Inter- can be in a big city and within ten ing Italy out aa a prelude to even regular candidates the chairman had been made toward a three- Fortress crewmen blanketed the ■the "Donets battle was raging with rather tense atmosphere, he ad­ weeks' leava arriving here Mon­ feated France.” minutea find himself suddenly in 63:1-10. Sermon theme, "We Have > W«trk»r« Allied aircraft were missing from’ lecordcd by the Ministry of Infor­ “ t o t maintaining. peace through said. eration’s legislative program, had fully subscribed. Heard and Jonah Jones, "AU Amer- toe \veek-end and Labor day with tntirveloua r#ll»f for Increase your savings conbietently and buy War -all operations. mation, said two British "nuisance More, nrhlittf, , Inirnlnit feet from a'epeperatlve organisation ai^ng- Nazis Given No Rest charged that the governor advoca­ They explained convincingly, he ' lean Swing Stars"; Cholly ^ d relatives in East Hampton, Long It was learned at Allied head­ raiders’’ flew over German terri­ : $ 6 ’5 0 POUOL, the aetr sreaNeleNH 3q'hl(e :gpi nations In which.there The rclenlle.ss strength of the ted such a measure during his 1942 Indicated, why Argentina’s neu­ Dotty, "Tapping Terpers”: The Island. rream whieh •oathea the dellmte Bonds. quarters that the Italian fleet had tory last night. Ofie plane of the w o u ld '^ qualified American par- Red Army offensive gave the Nazis election campaign hut that after trality had not been "understood.'* Calloway Rug-Cutters, and many Mr. and Mra. William Wuerdig Inflnnied tNMuee of the akifi iimt abandoned the Naval base at Ta­ Mosquito type was brought down hrlnirR c o o l i n c r e l i e f — AOr a t W e N MeipaUo] no rest on the other three fronts, the Legislature had con\'tfncd be "Neither the present Argentine XI others. For the most torrid, tune­ and Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon Hall of ranto at the heel of the boot, by anti-aircraft guns on the Ger­ Manchester were Labor day guests dna nruB* Co,* Center '"Pharmacy* A report^a^ked him yesterday that were active y.esterdayt. ac­ told Republioan leadera he believed 1 government nor its prede,ces. Connecticut people I desk and then put a question of his point* were iMptured. -r- ■ Tone Also To Speak are likely to have a hard time ob­ trial. Angelo Orlo, 60, and John Such opj)«^tion as developed Another speaker scheduled to Home-Coming Service at 10 ;45 a. m. [•‘own: To thqnorth-on the Bryansk sec­ taining food. Anquillare, 62, asked and were Whether he could say any more was easily routed, but extensive tor, the^^d advance westward appear at the convention today is granted a continuance until Friday. lifibout the ^Republican proposal If demolitions by the. retreating en­ continued atsAlie same pace. The Joseph M. Tone, Danaher’s prede­ Their bonds were set at $15,0()0 emy forces continue^ to make cessor as labor comnjissioner and Mortgage-Burning and Dedication, 7 :30 p. m. Let Your "E” Bonds Buy I he studied'it for a . week than he rail junction of Navlya, 30 miles Y u k e e Subs. and YLOOO respectively. 1 could say now. progress relatiyely slo- south of BryamSt on the line to now a special representative of the -iBut he said he had no objection The building up of Allied re Konotop, fell to the Russians,, to­ Federal Labor department; -Sunday School Rally at 9 :3 0 a. m. Have a Coca-Cola = Hail, Hai^the Gang’s. All Here |-4b things like that. serves of men and material oii^the gether with 50 smallar towns and At least two election contests Italian mainland, meanwhile, 'villagea, the Soviet w -^ bulletin' jlooitied with Timothy Collins of being vigorously pursued by fleeis ■id. ■Waterbury, now. a vice-president, N. Y. P, S. at 6:30 m. of boats plying back and forth stressing the ferocity of Hie ac- opposing James J. Clerkln of New [Wreck Toll acro.ss the Strait of Messina under tlon’^ o n g the entire front, ^--Ihe Britain, the incumbent, for the the protection of Allied warships c'ommuhique counted a total presidency, and with three oppon­ Guest Speakers, Good Music, Welcome "Reaches 78 and planes. 6,000 German dead in Tuesllay’s ents reported in the running fo r (The Italian communique broad­ fighting alon ‘ e vice presidency now held by cast by Rome and recorded by the ChestnobudkA>4aken by the Red (Continued from Page One) Associated Press Said Italian and "Army forces in ^i^ieir northern German rearguards "are retarding Ukraine drive yesterday, Is on the [there," she said, before taking the in Jocal combats the advance of railway leading to GorneKJn White Jbov to New York. His father is Briti.sh troops.” Russia, and is barely 75 m ue^rom Ian International News Set^’lce re- Claim Transports Damaged the famed Pripet marshes. Ifvtoe Jporter. (It reported new bombing at­ Russians. are able to reach ui' doint Hearing Begins Tudii.v tacks oh .Salerno, Benevento and in wasteland area before "the autumn A Joint hearing to , determine Bari province with 10 Allied planes heavy lialns make further advances I toe exact cause- .of the wreck,- destroyed, and said Axle planes impossible, the whole German posi­ by the railroad on a jour- raiding Bizerte had seriously, dam­ tion would be in peril, and the en­ in a’ box th^t\ "ran hot” and aged five Allic^- transports total­ tire Ukraine: would be open to . the — 5 ^ ■J- Icaused a wheerbn the seventh car ing 24,000 tons.) .. threat of Ri(8Slari encirclement. Ito separate from its axle, was to Allied headquarters disclosed The rains have already started, ## u ' • WARDS * . l^ g ln ■ today . by the Interstate that Gen. SitM arold Alexander, Moscow dispatches said, jmt so far (immerce Commission and the deputy commander-in-chief, had they have failed to hinder the Rus­ Warm knd Wooly- iPtonsylvania Public. Service Cora- hecn fldvl’n.^ to. the Italian mainland sian offeiisive. ) Imission. ' ' by Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coning- s k u n k -d y Sd o p o ssu m A .railroad apokesman said the ham 48 hours after the Eighth To Kpep You Toa^l-Warm AU Winter! is, which catapulted the coach Army landing for a conference Announces Donets Basin Itnto a steel, signal tower when it with Gen-. Bernard L. Montgomery. Cleared of ‘ Germans ■ ■' • V ^ Topped, had -been found to be Alexander and Coningham. head ■cored as if overheated,” appar- New York. ^pt. 8—(iP)— Mar­ GREATCOAl . . 69 of the Tactical Air Force, - were ntly the result of faulty lubrica- shal Stalin triiimphantly announc­ escorted , by a Canadian Spitfire on. ■squadron. , . ed in a specia/order of the day to­ ' « Jcdin F. Scars, district FIB.I, day that "the/uonets basin Is clear­ (UBBONEY BLANKEts ent in charge, disclosed last ed of the Gwmans. i light he had taken possession of Reports Rowe Suburbs The announcement, broadcast'by he equipment for examination the Moscow radio and reconled by 7 5 % wool, 25%, cotton. 72x84 One of the moW practical of ofl far eooli . . • nd tests. The Washington F.B.I. Heavily Bom bed Today the Federal Communications com ­ size. Extra wide rayon satin it'* just whot you wont for every oeeo*loiiI And Ice said earlier there was no in- Ixmdon. Sept. 8.— OP)— TTie mission added, "our troops captur­ bindings^ , .98 ■tion of Mbotage. •Rome radio said today that Fra­ ed a miinber of cities. Including the BRI-MAR it* *«lcy, long-Koired, *tordy peHs meow lo ^ scati and other localities in the city of Stallno." . ne** longmr for youJ YooH enjoy the wormlb of miburbs o f Rome were heavily 'ITie action 'cam e;, the Soviet OUTSIDR tire o f Victimtf bpmbeii at noon today by Allied premier continued, "as a result of k this winterl S ite 12 to 30; 10% fa d e rd 8m*. Commit* Suicide planes. skilled maneuvers and a determin­ ed offensive in the last six days.” PEPPERELL BLANKETS Hew York, 8epL (A5—Mor- 'A broadcast recorded by The PAINT Borden, 48, who laet night in Associated Press said the towns of Preparedness the order Wym oWv yM owy t e Colonna, Grotlaferratsi. Lanuvid ^ ^ 25% wool 25% cotton, 50% rayoii. 'Bhlhulelphla morgue identified Support for Baby Sought ^ $ 3 * 1 5 GALLON When yoor pal comes home on furlough, what do you say for welcome? Why e t tbe vlcUma of the wrreck" and Velletri, all on a railroad cir­ 72x84 siito. Rayon satin bind- of the d a f. int your ‘ the Pennsylvania nUlroad Con- cling .Moptb. Albani, which domi­ Los Angeles, Sept. 8—(A5— Film SALE! 'ings. home with Bri-Mar — the In A Oalloa Cana. not let Coca-Cola speak for you? There’s no chummier way'to may tbm ' limHeia ns hie wife and nates the Italian capital, were also Actor Henry Fdnda, now o t the $5 paint that is prepared for ea. wne found dedd today bombed and strafed. ’ In All Colon ~ nnd wo have sU bmrm than to drink a friendly “ Coke” together. At home, in camp and U. S. Navy, has been aummoned plenty of White — Ae “White I Bteoidyii borne. Greateri Damage At Frascati by a Superior court commissioner' OiM whole bargain counter all weather. For 100 years Meu iaying bodUa o f his The greatest damage was 'done, At the Whlteat.” overseas, Coca.CoU stands for tbm pamsm ih ^ r^rtibrns—btuigp tefeeshment to 8how.CUUse'on ©ct. 26 why he fun of odds-and-ends. Cur­ New England’s Finest! Orace, 49, bis daughter, however, th e' broadcast added, at should not pay medical expenses to Americana, help# diem mdee new friends. M , and his non, Stsphen, 7, Frascati -by ‘'enemy”, planes which and support for the daughter of tains, Cretonnes, Drapes, I netuniid to Brooklyn to sr- swept over toe town in waves ex­ Bal*bara Thompjion, Long Beach, Tablecloths, Etc. Mostly -the globd .ontgomery Ward for fanersl services. actly at noon. Calif., divorcee, pending trial of a TEXTILE STORE one of a kind. Drastically McGilli^Goiiverse* inc. BOTTIID UNOII AOTHOilTY O* TMI COCA.COIA COaZANT i t I tound to his kitehaa with The towui was. described as a suit in which sb(p.claih» he is the A . L . Slocomb, Prop. _____ high-ctgn 824-828 MAIN 8T. TEL. il51 ■ Mm ntone tanwd on. favorite summer* resort for the Paints — Wallpapers — Artists* Supplies COCA-COLA b o t t l i n g COMPANY. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. baby’s fatker. He denied paternity. reduced foir quick sale. 313 MAIN STREET . 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4:00—WTIC — Baekatage Wife; . lights; WDRC —Easy Aces; Shopping with WDRC—Home Front Reporter; WTHT—Duke Ellington’s Or- News; WNBC—Blue Frolics. , dhestra; WNBC—The Lone Navy Series Giampion and Runner Up Big 6 Lacks 1943 Furs for Thrift Habit 4*15— WTIC — S t e l l a ’ Dallas; Ranger. / Advertisement— WNBC—Woody Herman, 7:45—WDRC—Mr. Keen. Wartime A(d Only ^ix HuricrS Advertisement— Advertisement— "Regardless of any other Infor­ 4:30—WTIC — Lorenzo Jones; 8:00— WTIC —Mr,: and Mrs. Set to Start mation. the quota for Manchester j Durability Is Important WDRC—Perry Como; WNBC— North: WDRC—Sammy Kaye; in the Third War Bond campaign | and starts holes. Nail polish and Time Views the New*. WTHT—Sam Balter; WNBC— perfume may dissolve rayon and By having a certain amount of 4:46-^WTIC — Young W ldder j News. Four o f Last Year’ s Big In Both Leagues will be $750,000,” said Harold Al-1 New York—In 'these days of Rival Norfolk Station phlorine bleach "rot.” 'The elothes money taken out of their pay Brown; WDRC Ad Liner; ' 8 15—WTHT—Music; WNBC — WMhington, Sept. 8—t/f) Allied vord, treasurer of the Manchester, heat and gas rationing, a fur coat moth is fo'und innocent for it feeds checks each week or month for WNBC—Eddie Duchin. Lum and Abner. Clubs Pepped Over i Teams Hard Hit by preparations for smashing Ger­ Trust Company and chairman of is one of the aoundest health—as i> only on animal substante like. war bonds, a lot of yoving people 8:00—w n C —When a Girl Mar­ 8:30—W nC — Tommy Dorsey; Wartime Demands. the bond salea'committee. "An out [ well a*-- style—investments. It wool, hair or feathers and dam- i are saving systematically on their ries; WDRC—News; Ad Liner; WDRC—Dr. ChrlsUan. News; Sunday'a Opener. many’s European lortress—includ­ HELLO THERE:— ages only wool even in a wool and' Near Record Now WNBC—News. WTHT—Tahe A Card; WNBC of town paper carried the story j MILLIONS OF WOMEN ARE WORKING SHOULDER TO first jobs. ing an invasion of northwestern of unnecessary extravagance to rayon fabric. . j 5:15—W nC —Portia Faces Life; —Battle Of the Sexes. By Robert Moore I By.-Norb Garrett that we must raise $1,350,000 in " *"•*• SHOULDER, at home seeing that Billie gets started off-to school, in It .should make saving easier Europe—are virtually complete. the Third War Bond drive. I have buy one when you've' plenty of for them the rest of their lives. WTHT—News; Music; WNBC— 9:0C(—All Stations; 'iTilrd War Norfolk. Va„ Sept. 8 — — V Kansas a ty , Sept. 8.—There’S defense industries turning out the weapons of war, behind the coun- TYlolr Tmev nothing wrong at Nebraska and P.A.’s to Practice j ! Rip Sewell Is Leading, Gen. George C. Marshall disclosed a letter here from Atatc head­ warm winter coats. But If you l)istinrti\e Uinnerware Take Johnny Jonoe, for instance. Lban Drive Program. Don’t be asking a sailor around today, and plans for decisive tn- feel you rcall.v- do need a fu r coat ter.s and in offices, guarding the home-front and even on the battle At 5 . D. Pearl’s you will - find The Army is his first "job” — the 5:^0—W n c T Just Plain Bill; 9:30—WDRC—The Jack Carson Kansas State that the Navy At Oval Tonight quarter! which stated po.sitively, fronts. Women everywhere have scttld down to do their part in this naval base whether be thinks ! Both Loops with 20 . umphs over Japan arc well ad­ that each chairman could set its this year, make certain the one a wide selection'of Heritage't)in- first time in his life he has ever «WDRC — ..War Commentary; Show: WNBC -r Spotlight couldn't cure, but without, it .you select will give yon better winning the war and in planning how to fit all 'o f today’s problems nerw-are patterns in 100 piece earned a monthly pay check. Treasury Song Parade; Memory Banda; Time Out'for Sports.. the St. Louis Cardinals or the New they're the- question marks of the The Poll|Sh-American base­ Now; Tigers vanced. . . » „ own quota,” he a^id. . ' ■ ^ of complica'ted living Into well-balanced normal lives for their fami­ ball team will practice this Defeat •The end is not yet in sight, the "There have' been many con­ than dollar-for-dollar value for ope’n stock sets for fe.stive ' occa­ Well, Johnny is putting a set Lane; WNBC—Jack Armstrong. 10:00—W nC—Kay Kyaer’s Col­ York Yankees will win the World Big Six Conference’s sixteenth Army Chief of Staff said of hia- several seasons to come. lies. Conserving and saving by using every bit of discartled ma­ sions. Alsg smaller 32, piece all .smbunt out of every pay check 5:45— WTIC—Front Page Far­ lege of Musical Knowledge; Series because you won't get a football campaign. '' evening at the ..West Side O val. Chicago Sox Twice flicting storl'ea since that article terials. foregoing luxuries, and stretching foods are only iv portion at 6 o'clock sharp. Coach John- | , lory’s greatest war. "but victory Appeared, but the quota, set for And it will, if you keep the.se' Americah sets of high quality for into War bonds. He is establishing rell; WDRC—American Women; WDRC—Great Moments In satisfactory answer.- The (Vartlrne program Is cram­ Yesterday as three things in mind when mak­ of the huge daily tasks confronting Mrs. America—you and I. as little as $7.31! Sejert your din- a habit —the habit of .saving be­ WTHT — Superman: WNBC — Music; WTHT — John B. These sailors are much more med with more Us than 4-F’s, but ny Falkowski has called the 1 Trohl ^Is certain.” , . Manchester, will remalq at $750,- I session to have the team on That the long-hcraldcd ' second ing .vour purchase; Your Women's page wants to help you in this every day assign­ nerware now. at Pearl’s. fore spending, which, for mo.st hu­ Archie Andrews. - concerned about the Navy’s the manpower pinch has been 000 regardless; We have, a good Hughes: WNBC — Raymond 1 edge for toe first game of the; Hurls Shutout BaU. - fiont” was plotted as long ago as Bu.v the best quality of what­ ment ofXall American women, Manchester women, who arc having to man hejngs, is the only safe plan Evening Gran) Swing. •world series” whlph opens Sunday eased by the Navy at Oklahoma, start, thanks to tht Field Day at rtadjuat their scale of valpes by taking pleasure in the things nearest championship series next 11 m -: the Casablanca conference in Jan- the North End and I expect to put ever fur you ,ran, afford. Select Just Everything in School of saving. 6:00—WTIC — News: WDRC — 10:15— WTHT — Concert Hour; between the rival. Norfolk Naval Missouri, Kansas and Iowa State. at hanll to provide as much as possible for the family. Any sug­ I Supplies News: WTHT—News; WNBC— day with the All-Stars. All By Judson Bailey vary was made clear by his dis- the town ’Over, the Top’ again,” a fur that will fit in with the rest The .same thing ' is true of his "WNBC—Freddy Mkrtin. Training Stotlon and the Norfolk That only intensifies it at Nebras­ gestions that our readers have along these lines will be wRcomed— Loose leaf covers, Terry and the Plrateg. members are requested to re­ A. P. SjMjrts. Writer ^ Closure that "the plans for air and concluded Mr. Alvord. ' of .your wardrobe. And. make si.ster Mary, who. is a welder. She 10:30— WDRC — Create Blanca Air Station. ka and K-State where the khaki- other operations in northwestern Rev. Samuel Young, colloges|ias- perhaps you have found some new way of stretching yomt precious notebooks and pa­ is on her first job. too, and she is 6:15—WTIC — History in the The two rivals of the Navy wdll clad athletes are forbidden ■ by the port promptly in order to get, -With-the closing of the major I tor and professor of theology at To Open Tomorrow certain that it is correct for your Carnival; WNBC — National In as much time as possible. Europe were reviewed and con- The drive will open officially height and figure. meat—oi have a few hints on Cleaning that another readei w(;iild find per; carbon pa­ getting used to the idea of saving Headlines: WDRC—George B. play a seven-game series — both Army to compete In Intercollegiate league campaign less than four Eastern Nazarene College. Wol- useful—let's have them all. In, the meantime—here arc the "Spcials Radio Forum. ■flrmed" at that meeting. here tomorrow and without much This year there are plenty of per; erasers: a certain, portion of her pay'each Armstead: WTHT—Sports; Mu-; clubs say It won't last beyond four athletics.'' weeks away, the field of potential | la.ston. Mass., will be the guest of the week” and a bit of chatter about this and that. ' week. sic; War Gardens; WNBC — 11:00—YVne—Nevus; WDRC -> contests— and from a squint at , Marshall’s conclusion as to the fanfare. Plans, however, to stimu­ models iri all price ranges which blank books: sten­ News; Cecjl Brown: WTHT — Conference dopesters consider preacher at the mortgage-burning ographer books; When the war is over and Mary Sports: News. ' their respective rosters, you’d think 20-game wiiuiers-among the pitch­ [ invincibility of Allied arms was set late buying are now under bonstd- perform the unusual feat of suit­ News; WNBC—News. Missouri a short-priced favorite forth in an extraordinary report to and dedication Sunday at the ••Dueo” Makes Tired Rooms j and white sections. Chop. pencils: rulers, ‘ and Johnny .start counting their 6:30—WTIC — StricUy Sports; they might be playing the classic ers has narrowed to half a dozen I Church of the Nazarene. Rev. eration and there is every likeli­ ing your taste,, figure and pocket- 11:15— WTIC—Harknesa of Wash, to retain its championship al­ ^Secretary of War Stimson in which hood that before the end of the book. They come in all lengths, Sing With Color Combine Vegetables, /salt, and and all those war bonds; they are bound to be MT5RC — Patti Chapin. Songs: which comes off every autumn be­ Arthur ••Duke” Wilkie (leftV new champion of the Manchester though Its former coach, Don Standings men, two in the American Leagu* | Young has been here on various s c h 0 0 1 supplies impressed, with what a tidy sum WNBC—Feed Bag FroUca ington: WDRC—Joan Brooks: tween the champions of the Na­ be reviewed the early months of present week all the details will with softly shirred shoulders, Petel Hunt of Provincetown, gugar. Simmer until mixture ,bc- WTHT—Music; WNB(3— The Country club and Henry Smith (right) pose for picture at the con­ Faurot, Is now a Navy lieutenant and four in the National. occa.sioris during the last ten you'll need this they have saved in a few years by. 6:45— W n C ,— Lowell Thomas: tional and American leagues. Yesterday’s Results lieartbreaking defeat suffered be­ be announced. Manager Jack .San­ military epaulets, bow-tied col­ Ma.s.s., is the leading exponent of gj^jg thicken, then add vinegar clusion of the final round at the Manchester Country Cjlub Monday. and head ■ taskmaster of the Iowa This Is a big shrinkage from I cause of inadequate forces revealed years, having served New England new school year— leaving first and saving system­ WDRC — The World Today; Music You Want. The sailors boast such pitchers ' Eastern son of the State theater said this lars,' skillful draping, and scal­ a new and glowing art in Amerl- and apices. Cook to a thlAc sauce, 11:30— WTIC — Author’s Play­ It was one of the beat matches played here In many years and will Pre-Flight Seahawks. , the score or more who wer* in the swift measures taken to stem di.strict as superintendent, and at The Dewey- atically. * News; WNBC— Deanna Durbin. as Freddie Hutchinson of the De­ (No games scheduled.) I morning that Warner Brothers loped border effects. But. most ca: that of making over "ugly- Pour boiling hot into Hot ateril- house: WDRC—Invitation to furnish the club members plenty of material for long winter con­ Chauncey Simpson, backfleld the running-a month ago. but It Axis aggression, told of historic making frequent visits here in that duckllng” furniture into beauti­ Richman Co. It’s Easy to Spend 7:00—vync—Fred Waring In troit Tigers before he joined up . American have offered the local committee important, they are fashiohe.d of ized jars. Seal immediately. Store Music! WTHT—Tiny Hill’s Or­ versations when the snow covers the 18 hole course. It was a hard indicates what a difficult goal 201 dacialons made in Casablaqca and capacity. He also conducted a Re­ fully-painted pieces which grace Both could easily have spent Pleasure Time: WDRC—I Love with Uncle Sam; Charley Wagner, Detroit 5, 6; Chicago 0, S. its facilities during the campaign. furs known for durability. in a cool, dark place. ’ chestra. V match to lose and a nice one to win. r ”' victories Is for even good pitcberai Jfaahlngton and showed hbw the vival campaign two and a half It had been suggested that the the rooms ;of some of the fine.st The Ver.v First liny every cent they earned during a Mystery: WTHT— Fulton Boston Red "Sox, and Tom Earley, (Only game scheduled.) years ago. Hi.s return for this not­ Excellent from the standpoint , 11:45—WNBC —Chez -Pares------Or- with good clubs and if all six ot I .• enemy had at last been foijced on Slate theater conduct a show here and best decorated homes. He has By Eileen Burr the war years, and consoled Lewis, Jr.: WNBC—Joe Rlnes’ Boston Braves. Besides these, National ed occasion marks the esteem held of service and styling is the seven, Here’s a "Scoop” for You cheatra'; News. this vear'.s candidates make thel !. the defensive road to defeat. in the evening, instead of a mid­ written a book on how to do this lOOOl wool Skirtsl Browns and Slowly I dry my tears and listen- themselves with the assurance Orchestra; Adventures of the they have little Phil Rlzzuto, ex (No games scheduled.) for him by a host of friends here. eighths length throw-on coat of 12:00—W nC—News; Ramhlings Yankee Shortstop; Dominic Di- grade it wlil be two njora thaaf Rediiceil to Uofen.slve night performance. Mr. Sanson transforming and In it DuPont gri ns predominating—also gt>od- In vain, 'fo r the patter of little that they couldn't do otherwise, Falcon. His theme for Sunday la "Jesus ombre gray Persian iamb with .feet I that it took eveiy cent they made T:15—WTIC —News; WDRC — In Rhythm; WDRC—News; Magglo, Boston Red Sox outfielder; last year. Strategically the enemy m Eu­ said that he had been advised that suggests 101 ways to make new lo'.king gabardines in assorted Tulsa Grid Squad Eastern In 1942 the two St. Louis, start, | Answers the Present." tuxedo revera and four-in.eh cuffs, To come, running, across my , to "get by,” Harry James: WTHT—Musical WTHT—News. Benny McCoy, Philadelphia Athle­ . ,W. L Pet. rope has been reduced -to the de- this Could be done with a top thinga from oid w-ith DuPont, the co»ors, sizes 9 to 15 and 24 to 40, Morton Cooper and Rookie Jotut-I Another feature of the day’s which can be worn with both kitchen floor, But the need for Americans to Gsms. 12:30— V v n c —Design for Danc­ tics’ sebpnd baseman; Elddie Robin­ Scranton ...... 82 48 .631 ' fanpive and the blockade is com- flight show with war bonds for one-way magic paint. The John­ and inexpensively priced from ny Beazley, ‘ won 22 an(J 21, r6?| celebration is the "Home-coming” dressy clothes and tailored classics. son Paint Company have this Now. so very, very clean and neat. j buy war bonds started them sav- T:80—W n C —Across the Foot- ings News. son, who would be playing first for Hartford ...... 73 56 . .566 ; plate.” Marshall declared. "In the admittance. This will probably be Shown with it was a matching $3.98 to $7.98. We liked the at- spectlvely, in the National Leagu*| services of Sunday School and book and will gladly give you a j tractive Spotch plaid skirts too of Not strewn with tiny cars and I ing with their fit st jobs. Cleveland. Also Don Padgett, St Minus Name Stars Elmira ...... 74 68 .661 Pacific the Japanese are being morning worship. Rev. Everett S. one of the big pictures which have vest With sueded back, to give' Louis Cardinals outfielder, ' and while Cecil (Tex) Hugson of & ns-| .iteadily ejected or rather elimina­ been used elsewhere for the same copy with your pitrchase Of any! 100 per cent wool $5.98 and $7.98. strings, If the experiencCMeaches them Albany ...... 7 1 69 .546 Phillips, a former resident of this extra protection during bitter cold Or those engines and railroad how eas.v that kind of saving can Vincent Smith, Pittsburgh catcher. Wilkes * Barre ...7 0 59 .543 ton and Ernie Bonham of toe Netvl ted from their conquered territory. purposes. of the DuPont Paints-;^6c a pint;" of course, you'll find a gala array President Speaks Tonight York Yankees won 22 and 21 iff| town and now pastor of the Balti­ weather. $1.70 a quart! \ jof sweaters (100 per cent wool) tracks, be, and how good it feels to have The airmen may not have so By Edward Curtis ■4/man, a Wichita, Kas., University Binghamton .. . .69 64 .519 "In the South and Southwest Pa­ The Largest Yet The girl Who wants an all-pur­ many former major leaguers, but transfer; Jimmy Ford, a fast back the American League. more. Md.. Church of the Nazarene ------■' too, and knobby wdbls to match Nor even funn.v looking jumping I some money ahead, they never Tulsa, Okla., Sept. 8— (/P)—Bowl- Springfield ...4 6 81 ■ .362 cific two facts are plainly evident ’The quota for September is the pose fur in the budget price range, they have a pretty nifty bunch of who showed up well In tji* Texas Of this group only Cooper win I will preach. Mrs. E. S,. Phillips will III the Fall— New Wallpaper the skirt you select, all sizes in jacks— . ' should fall into the compion minded Tulsa will be happy this Utica ...... 3 5 95 .269 to the Japanese command as well largest that Manchester has been will find- her be.st bets are the 1 On Bond Drive Opening ball players. Their No. 1 pitcher North-South high school all-star be a repeater this year. He h u l sing with her husband in all the Gives You a Lift a variety of shades $2.98 to $7.98 For Harry’s trains, and all .stich American habit of living up to— year If it gets through the foot­ American ]mm to the world at large: Our asked to raise but Mr. Alvord stat­ smartly styled swaggers of rich- is chunky Hugh Casey, once the game, and Cluirley Mitchell from won 19 and lost eight In toe Car-1 progfess may seem slow but It is services of the dav. We were entranceAt^at The W ilrose! ..i- things. ' or just a. little beyond-every- ball season without being bowled W. L Pet. ed that he was sure it could be looklng silver gray Indian lamb, New York, Sept 8—Pittsburgh Pirates, proponent o (l Congregation the week. Women whose fir.s.l considera­ kitchen wall. about half-way in the hour’s pro- air was “It's So Peaceful in the "W e’re asking a lot, physically night. an end. C. B. Stanley, a let­ St. Louis ...... 58 71 .'450 •Tn brief,” he said, "the strength ferent English, importations. All Men's Shop has a large choice of mer Dodger. The two clubs have the fame(l parachute pitch sqme-l Vocal Duet tion is the streamlined look, will, gifts—Shoe Shine, Kits; Money Nor wild whoops ot pure boyish I Women at War ducUon. most 'of which will origl- ' Country." Private burial Thursday and mentally, of this strange as­ ter man of three years ago, has re­ Don Reece Philadelphia .. .44 .344 of the enemy is steadily declining these papers are wuthin the reach hate from Hollyvi’ood beginning at afternoon will be near his home at met 43 times. The Sailors won 24 turned to school and is out for times called the Eephua (nothing) [ while the combined power of the Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Phillips like the youthfully_slim three- of every. pocketbook and of belt.'i; Furlough Bags; Utility joy , - Russian nurses are doing a sortment of football players.” National Pastoral Praj-er quarter and full-length models front line war job which is mak- 9 o’clock. Springflgld. Mass. the airmen 18 and there was one ■ The' Golden Hurricane, which tackle. coach, has moved into toe first W. *L, Pet. ball, already baa won 20,. gameal United Nations Is rapidly Increas- course, ellirable and washable. Do aprons: Sewing Kits; Wallets; Comes fio’m Mothei's dearest lit­ tie. chair (or the duration and his Selection ...... Chorus ChoU- with forward jutting notched la­ tle boy, : ing nursing history. Hundreds are An added feature is tq be Kay ‘ Besides his singing, Crumtt was went to the Sugar Bowl last New Al Minarlk and (?arl Buda, both ,St Louis ...... , .88 44 .667 and lost sevqn. He was to g o l .ing, more rapidly with etoh suc­ stop In one day soon and look over Combination toilet sets; Sweat­ One question which may be de­ first survey of the situation wasn’t Announcements pels and tiniest of collar?' that Just the ticking of the clock up on working under fire. " Some go to Kyser and his band playing from credited with composing 46 songs. Year’s Day, and to the Sun Bowl transfers from Creighton, will help Cincinnati ...7 2 58 .554 after victory No. 21 today again*t| ceeding month. the sample books—you’ll be de­ ers. Sbck.s and neckties in mili­ cided is—which is the greater too discouraging. In scanning the the Cardinals. Offertory come in beautifully marked So­ tary colors, in fact ju.st every­ the .shelf , the front oh horseback. Others Washington. Otherwise the talent Programs Tonight: NBC — 7. the year before, feels the lack of the guard situation. Al Kowalski,- Brooklyn:,...... 7 0 69 .543 •There can be but one result and lighted! shortstop, Reese or Rizzuto? Don’t from Georgetown, is the top can­ list of available naval reaervists every resource we possess is being Violin Solo, Willian^T. Turkington mali leopard, let-out muskrat that thing he nieds and will be happy Reminds me I'm here, all by my­ I drop from parachutes over guer- will comprise radio and'^ijovle en- Fred Waring; 8. Mr. and Mrs. such backfleld stars as'All-Amer­ Pittsburgh ...... 70 66 .515 Riddle .May 5lake It Accompanist, Gertrodc E. Wilson lilla territory behind the Nazi tertalners stationed on the west North; 8:30, Tommy Dorsey show; answer that one, pal, that’s the ica Glen Dobbs, great passer and didate (or center. he dlscovqred several men with Chicago ...... 6 1 69 .469 Elmer Riddle of the Cine employed to hasten the hour of looks at first glance like expen­ The Fa.shion Picture (or Fall to receive as a Christmas remem­ self. question that stirs the dander Vocal Duet ' ' i sive mink, and lustrous brown 'Cause my Harry’s growing up, it lines to save men who are Iso- coast. 10, Kay Kyser Hour; 11:30, Au­ kicker, and the scat-runner, N. A. Tulsa opens its season against Missouri football background. Bo.ston ...... 5 6 68 ,452 Reds has won 18 and lost victory without undue, sacrifices of Chesterfields! Fur-lined coats! brance. Don’t forget the deadline around this Naval base. Yet Of Three Seasons Rev. and Mrs. E. S.»Phillips seems to say. ^ i lated from hospitals. At the front, thor's Playhouse. Kelthley. Southern Methodist University at Philadelphia . .. .57 72 .442 and Hiram Blthom, toe the Uvei of our men." Safari seal.- Teddy Bear coats! Officei'S’ Reef­ —September 15! Among them was Don Reece. Sermon—"iesus Answers the Pres­ And speaking of streamlining, For the very first time— he start­ '"nurses cr-awl on their stomachs to CBS— 8, Red Barber and Sammy Frnka Is building his backfleld Dallas, Sept. 25, and plays Okla­ New York ...... 45 83 .352 Rican righthander 'of toe Chic Dl'lides W ar Into Flv* Phases ers!‘exactly the warm overcoat The early niomlng death of homa at Oklahoma. Oct. 16, Home 216-pound fullback with three Marshall divided the war into ent” Rev. Samuel Young if you are below • average height you'll need and the best looking Save In Smart Fur Coats at ed school today! the wounded as they fall, render Kaye; 8:30; Dr Christian; 10. around veterans CTyde Lefpre^ a Cubs, has won 17 and lost Mortgage-burning first aid. and then Karry the Frank Crumlt, who with his wife, Great Momenta In Music: 10:30, Hartford Faces triple-^threater, and plunging Dell games are Texas Tech, Oct. 9; years of Tiger competition behind Today’s Games Both haye good prospects o( five phases, dating the fifth and Production—Every day, ^Monday and a lift'e on the plump side, se­ suits, available in 100 per cent ^ Wards Julia Sanderson, ejitertalned lis­ Trustees of the Church Here’s your chance, to buy a Judy ' woiyided out on their backs. Morton Goiild Carnival; 11:30, In­ Taylor. Southwartern (Navy) of George­ him. Unless Navy. Orders .move Eastern ting 20 before the season ends. last phase from.the start of the through Friday, 10-4:30; Center lect your coat in a straight or wool, both priced from $19.95, at. teners since 1928, brrti)« up one of town, Tex., Oct. 30; Oklahoma A. him, the powerful veteran should offensive against Guadalcanal la.st Dedication rif the Pews short-haired fur. such as ocelot, Berk’s. 846 Main street. You'll see , smajt_warm fur coat al thrifty vitation to Music. Elmira Todight Other candidates for backfleld Hartford at Elmira. In the American League 8p chinch.. radio's outstanding hukband and spots include Maurice (Red) Wade, & M., Nov. 6. and Arkansas, Nov prove the best back in the Con­ August. The first two phases from Dodicatopy Praver Suigical Dressings— No session kidskin. poivv, chracul. krimmer the grande.st choice of those hatd-T savings. Expertly made of choice BLU—7:05, The Falcon, drama; Utica at Scranton. • geon (Spud) Chandler of toe ' Rev. Earl T. French wife teams. They were aniong the 7:30, Lone Ranger; 8:30, Battle of formerly of Missouri: Jim Steg- 26. ference. Also In the reserve group Albany at Wilkes-Barre. kees is the nearest thing to a 1 he fall of France to the German this weqk. and Persian lamb- Also, steer to-find blouses, too, from $2.98. | pelts, datelessly styled—these will A MIKACLE THE IDEAL SHOE first Mr. and Mrs. to go on t h ^ ^ ittack on Russia he had dealtVith Closing Hymn—"Onward Christian Sexes, moved from NBC!— 10:30. By The Associated Press were. Jack Morton, letterman, and Springfield at Binghamton. shot (or 20' with a present Blood Donors— Sign up with away from bulky styles which And hats! we'd be breathless de­ give .vou years of warmth, beauly THE COLD w a v e : together with their typical song., iVlth the battle for the\ 1943 .Mel Sheehan, sophomore, ends: his biennial report of June 30, Soldiers” ...... Congreeotion scribing them— let's just tell you and long wear. Sable-dyed Coney; FOR FALL Radio Forum, Rear Admiral Land National of 18 and three and Paul (Dizgjrjl rin Mrs. Swanson. 2-1442, for the nio- tend to cut your height and add and chatter, which they added oit\ProbIems of Merchant Ma­ Eastern League pennant already ■Verlie Abrams, veteran guard and ’ •41. V Benediction . . Rev. Samuel Young they’re the prettiest, smartest col­ $47 and $69; Mink-dyed Coney ! THE AIR STEP Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Trout of toe Detroit Tigar* liaa| bile unit's visit on September 29. to vour girth. quiz broadcasting in 1938. rine, decided In favor ^ of the Scrimton Ben Morris, Lyle Downing and Philadelphia at New York, won .17 M d lost ten. ' " In his present report, djited June Home Nursing - Call Mrs. Don­ If you are tall and slfm, how­ lection (or Fall we've seen and $69: Seal-dyed Coney $77; Opos­ SO, 1M3. but brought up to date by For the last year they had a quiz MBS—^7!; 15, Johnson Family; club, the closing days of the\cur- Bud Gartiser.'.soph backs. Boston at Brooklyn. Trout attained his 17to trlv ered in Russia have inchulefi: ovan, 2-0684. or\Red Cross office, ever, then you'll look well in the low priced frqm $1.49 to $6.98. sum Great coats $59.50; Northern show on CBS, to which they moved rent season will be devoted! to footnotes, he deals with the last muskrat Hollander-blend $269. A ll. 8:30, Take'h--,,Card Quiz; 10:15, Bill Ekern, a handy-andy. has (Only games scheduled.) and fifth shutout yesterdagr m More than 3,000 airplanes. 2,400 to register for' classes starting long-haired fur jackets of silver from NBC after running the Bat­ Songs from Sunny Skylar. fights among five other clubs \for been deferred until his graduation tiiree periods, beginning with the tanks, 109,000 sub-machine guns Of Course, You Want His Picture plus 10 per cent Federal lax, sizes : .\merlcan Tigers t(X)k a doubleheader i September 14. fox, l.vnx or baum marten, or tle of Sexes nearly four years. Ih What to Expect Thursday: NBC the three remaining places in the ~By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. -spent a good part of the spring from engineering school, a« has (No games scheduled.) the Chicago White Sox 6-0 full mobilization in this country ami 75.000 tons o f explosives. greatcoats of skunk, guanaqo. Before You! « 12 to. 20 and some up to 44. Do Nurse Recruitment — Enroll­ addition to the Saturday quiz, they —1:30 p. m.. Liza MoTcw’. songs; first division—and the’ opportunlt.y ■• •New York, Sept. 8—i/P) — Luis and summer on hands and knees Alfred Andrews, Soph tackle. 6-5. After the Japanese attack on Pearl The report, the most complete ment as Red Cross nurse, or for wolf and sheared beaver. The When your loved ones enter the stop in anej see these at Wards. | ‘Barber and continuing through were on CBS five afternoons a 3:30, Pepper Young; 6:30>^lndiana to participate in the Governor’s Suarez, Mexican sport* v. riter w)>o i pulling weeds so they could play Ralph, Stewart, Ulented soph cen­ These games, the only maje and authoritative of ^its kind so Army or Navy duty, call Mrs. extra-tall girl will find that fin­ service you lyant to keep their week aa singing and chatting Julia Cup playoffs. \ . months of defensive warfare to the pictures promlpently displayed. The Harvest Saver—^a Monrw ' j Indigo. CBS—11:15 a. m.,'"Second came all the way to Forest Hills . . . A-nd. naturally, th-'re hasn't ter. hasn't reached 18 yet. league action ot the day, far issued in this country, covered Myhaver. 6214. gertip leifgth mandarin-styled and Frank. Husband; 4, Home Front:\6:t5v. Butts Bemoans tim e when offensive actions could, 58 pages phis .58 pages of foot­ They'll ^eep clean longer If you Honie 0\en Dehydrator I The Hartford Laurels, currently for a few days "at the National'been a. peep from the oldster.s ' One-Miin ^'oaolilng Staff postponed from LAbor Day coats of sealskin or lamb and the Crumit’s sudden death only sev­ Three Sisters, song. BLU—^^I'2:30.. In. the ruilnerup position after ^ Tennis championships, is trying to! since. A shortage of coaches plaques drew a sparse" turnout o f 5,9 ■be undertaken. notes, maps and charts. The latter short swagger models in Austra­ keep them framed and you can't We were quite interested and | Spotted throughout are evl- production Notes eral hours afterb'broadcastlng Mon­ Farm and Home program: 4, Blue spectacular spurt from sixth places persuade some of the girl players; ----- Nebraska and K-State. A. J. LfW- Loss of Players fans. Trout had everythlajj! particularly empha.sixed the, point Ne.'C Monday, the three units lian opossum and mouton lamb, do better than invest in one of you will be too, at Potterton's i [denCes of the ‘advanced state ol that. the United Nations have had the siiigle or double frames shown yesterday tn the dehydrator dis­ day afternoon caused a hasty Frolics Music.;, 6:15, C!apt. T^im In less than a month, will play at to spend a few months in-.Mexico: Servire De.pt. andowski of the Husker staff is own way in the opener, planning and preparation for final of t ^ Junior Red Cross that have give her the best proportions. change In program plans, Irene Healy Stories. MBS— 1:16. Music Flmlra toritglit In what Is expect­ this winter atodying and placing colleague Romney Wheeler re- filling in (or Glenn Prcsnell. now seven , hits and Irttlng ab to deploy, their forces over 56.000 \yg'en meeting this sunihier will at Matthew Wior's, 997 Main played. It can be used right in Ne’x^ York, Sept. 8—(.Ti—Mlchi- Ivictories in which the United Na-. Beasley and Announeg^ Rtfchard Mixers; 2:30j_MutuaI Goes Calling;' ed to be a to^ridtch contest. The tennis .' . . “P*''" ""fE . ports that Lew Jenkins' kid broth- a Navy lieutenant, and Ward Hay- get past second. Michael (Pliiky)| miles of supplies lines with the diavc a combined meetihig ,il the Savory Noodle t'as«erole st ‘ect. In handsome glass or leath­ your kitchen stove oven, no mat­ gan and Northwestern.have drawn 1 r.,. vr,-v hit h«- ' .tions now find themselves. ter whether gas, oil or • coal is Stark, close friends of the couple. 4:30, Full Speed Ahead. Pioneers are but i half game be­ pretty good, especially in doubles. Francis, caused quite a stir at -lett is the entire staff at Manhat­ twin nece.ssitles initially,of hold^ Prpcldction center, to view*' the One package noodles, 1 table­ er, $1.50 up. Wior’s still have a Soft. , .soft na a whiaper. . vSoff all the Big Ten football rave nb-T«Kg‘"® P i i Trained Reserve Ready ing .strategic isla ids' guardingthe used for fuel. Only a minimum of hind the Laurels. explains Luis, but the girls aren t. Bennings, Ga., until the tan. runs, the 31st of toe year wor'* that has been accomolished. spoon butter, 1-4 cup minced fine selection of Waterproof as a gossamer cloud! It’s un­ tldes-^but don’t forget Purdute. ? In contrast to 1941 when there lines and producing ships to trans-. heat is required to preserve food Albany is expected to'wage a They need aontf competition. . . . I discovered that he was no Lewandowski expects two squad, York, to highlight a ten-hit Tlif total is really astonism.ug in onion. 1-4 minced^ green pepper. 2 wp wChes for service men. $29.75 believable! This thrilling new The Boilermakers, who won only _!were never enough troops, plane.s. port men and supplies o\ay them. in this Monroe Dehydrator and stlft fight at- Wilkes-Barre toSight He thinks he has suweeded ^ That's exactly what men back, Bert Gissler. 6 foot 7 tack on Lefty Edgar Smith. the tew weeks since the me .‘tings cups diced tomatoes. 1 cup chop­ up. ' *noftnesa that COLD WAVE per­ one game last, year and were able |giins or bullets to all the requests This phase o f thf . the you are assured of practically no manents give to .vour hair-1-not to reUiln its fourth ’ pla(:e. 'ITi^ terestlrig Louise Brough. Dot happened to Lew on a larger scale end and Guard Frank Hazard, and The Tigers settled toe slart*'d. ped leftover iheat. 1 cup b'fead IN BROWN Barons, only a half game'’ behind ^ n d y and Margaret Osborne in to score but four touchdowns all jo f Allies and field commanders, fourth by Marshall's designation, Chili Sauce Has Its Points loss of vitamin content through the magic of Aladdin’s Lamp but Maybe the Army figures that two other 4-Fs. Loyal Husker fans .season, arc loaded. Coach Elmer game by scoring all six of toe iMarshall said that the United Just a reminder that all k.nit- grumbs, salt, pepper. IN BLACK ...... $6.30 the Senators, can move into' the the proposition . . . Miss Osborne, have been warned to expect the required eight mopths • to com­ Cook noodles in largq amount For 3 quarts chili sauce (120 dehydration. Ask about them to­ of chemical science. Don't lose a guy, with a Sports Writer's Burnham has a guard roster list­ runs in the third and fourth T.States now has "a reserve of train plete so that offensives could be ter.s who took out yarn ni'.or to points): 10 pounds skinned, quar­ day—priced at $5.95 they are first diviaioh by capturing the Pauline Betz and Doris Hart likely knowledge of doubletalk .can' learn viorsl this year. tags, but had to smother a tor boiling salted water until tender; a minuto—inquire at The Lily will visit Mexico C?ity (or the Pan ing 15 rnen, six of whom won let­ units ready for dispatch to the started with the assault on Gnad- July 1 should keep it in mind that- tered. ripe tomatoes labout 6 within everyone’s reach. Call 3733 scheduled doubleheader. anything. So COrp. Lou Gelfano, At K-Statc the best Haylett can run uprising by the Sox th the finislied garments are .1';e by drain. Mefl. butter: add onion Beautv Salon today! American tournament next month ters at five different colleges in the l^ riou s theaters as rapidly as akanal.^ 'Meanwhile, the Army quarts); 6 large sweet red pep­ The Springfield Rifhss. who have who iKsed to write sport? for Ihr expect is two ■semt-experlenced past. Tops-among the Navy and ninth to win. Detroit used I ■shipping becomes available." SeptcT.ber 27. and green pepper. Saute until Ted Taylor of Chicago’s chief noted, the Navy's, victories pers; 6 largq green peppers; 2 Insects are not to blame for all THE LILY GUSTAFSON’S no chance to enter the ' playoffs, AP in Oklahoma and (Torp„ Chaun­ men. Marine contributions Is Alex pitchers,'although Chicago mad It was at the Casablanca con Camp ant’ Hospital browned. Add tomatoes. In a will be at Binghapiton. while cel­ Polish Daily News explains that In the .Coral sea and at Midway greased casserole, arrange alter­ cups chopped onion; 3 tablespoons holes in rayon goods. Rough treat­ cey Durden, former Richmond Aga.se, the punt-blocklng stalw’art only seven hits. fsrence, he revealed, that the de- not oftjy had stopped Japan’s ag­ The Camp and Hospital com­ BEAUTY SALON Brownbilt Shoe Store lar-dwelling Utica will be at Musial—with a bar across the D— Times-Dispatch spqrts editor, arc nate layers of noodles, , tomato salt; 1 cup.sugar; 3 cups vinegar; ment-in laundering breaks threads means "he had-to” in Polish . : at Illinois last season. Another light schedule was I tcision was made to capture Sicily gressions but restored the balance mittee is extremely grateful to Maude Turkington, Scranton. studying the Japanese language. •op toddy, three games in the 6 mixture and meat, sprinkling with 1 teaspoon ground cloyes; 1 tea­ Proprietress. 70S MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER Which explains why Stan Musial Last Nights Fights The club Is every bit as deep in .which sugge.sts that later confer- of Pacific sea power jn favor of Garfield Keeney for the very'gen­ spoon ground allspice; 1 teaspoon One of the' league’s leading Gelfand at the U. of Minnesota and tional and nofte in the ARierteOH, I ivcnces at AVashington in May and salt and pepper. Top with crumbs. 527 MAIN ST. CALL 7484 In the Johnson Block is about to win the National league material at "center and tackle. the United States and prepared erous volunteer work he has done ground cinnamon. . ; southpaw pitchers, Artie (.Cookie) Durden at the U. ;of Washington I’ Vdebec. in August dealt .with ob m putting into fine condition Bake In moderately hot oven batting championship. the way. for the iirresistible at­ (375 degree* F.) 20 minutes. . Cut peppers in half. Discard Cuccurullo of the Albany Senators, Pvt. Frank Mcelyea. former Bv The Associated Press Tn contrast Is the woe of Wally. [.■jictlves far beyond that goal. tacks then already being con­ some of the furniture that has. has been purchased by the Pitts­ Boston Brave.*’ rookie who starred ‘ Washington—John Garner, 160, Headline Headliner , Butts, headman of the Georgia Marshall also disclosed that the ceived, , . been donated for the use of the burgh Pirates. Manager James on the Fort Sheridan, 111., baseball Washington, won ovqr Steve Mam-' When the guy in the slot tossed Bulldogs. Major U a ^ *Vdevelopment of a logistical pro­ boys in the military posts in this SALE Of O ftfS C a || ‘ ' ' ' ••Ripper” Collins of the Eastern team this summer, has been trans­ akos, 1.58, Wa-shlngton, by a tech­ Six merohe'rs of his Rose Bowl gram and plan.s foi effective mili- vicinity. He has "given freely of League club has announced, Cuc­ him Arthur Sampson’s story about ferred to Camp Grant for a course nical knockout (7). ;, .•. ■tory operations" teteived approval i- M-I-L-K SPELLS the Yale quarterbacks barking out ch&raplohship team still are on the his evenings, and has fixed up .Ever Faithful curullo won 18, against 8 lowes, In recreational training . . . With campus but can’t be UMd because, o f the spring cpti'ference here.. At several tables and other pieces of this season. signals In the good old way, a Bos­ 422 batting average, Fraitk First Lung Surgery _5 Leaders y .that time. piOreovcr. the Allied Police Court HEALTH ton heidllner scribbled: “'Yale, like they are Army trainees. furniture so that they, are as good From Toronto comes word that doesn’t need any training in I the 'Everything else has happened !jUgh comjnknd made the historic u Smart mothers know milk ron- Cornell. "Yells Uke-Ep-Odell.” ' By The .-Y.s.sociated Brea* as new. . i-il tains'-a whole army of vKamina Woody Fair, recently of the Utica National pastime. First lung removal In the annals to me, why not this," he moans. .ntoCUlop-'to bomb'the italiap rail- _ There is some - electrical work , Sm(X)th out your clqthes prob­ Braves, Is doing fine with that In­ of surgery was performed by Dr. .Ynierlran League Thc;case of Nickolis Kerry, 52, ' ■#, ’ . . , fighters 'against disease, Batting-. Appling. Chicago, .32 |*rway concentrations at Rome and to be done on flatirons and lamps, lem by making yourself this ternational League club. In last One-MInnte Sports Page Let Your *TE” Bonds Buy Everts Grah&iir, ,at Barnes Hos- |*To raid the Riimaniaji oil refineries of 32 Luther -street,* ‘xjhicopee. knockout.dress! It is the kind you a A poor teeth and bones, and other Wakefield, .'Dettolt, .317. and also some ujiholstering and potential enemies fo children’s night's game with the Buffalo The next time Ace Adams goes^ Yankee Subs. pitah St. Louis, Mb.-, In 1933. »tJ*Iocstl. both of which aCtion.s .Mass., and .Mrs. Lena'.Groniulski, painting.. The committee will be can wear every day, any place. Blsons, Fair started a four-run to the mound, which may be today, Marines Take Up. R-ans' Case. Washington. lijweve catrietf out this .sUinmoi-. % health. And that's not alK"-^ Vernon, Washington, 83;' ■ 11. of 125 Noi'th School street, most happy to receive offere from .Milk, has many other vital rally for the Canadian club that he’ll break his refief pitching I. Promises to Be Decisive I'aclor : Pattern No. 8500 is in sizes, 12, $ record of 6| appearances . . Runs batted, ih-r^ltork, Detroit cliargcil with adultery, was con­ volunteers who arq willing- and. 14, , 18. 20; 40. 42, 44. Size 14. health pro|iertles, . knd tastes enabled the team to down Buffalo, Option on Player In. Iteneral dealt at length with tinued'iti Police Court thi.s^morning 18 And Paul Derringer needs only two 103: Etten. New York, 91. able, to do this type of work. short sleeves, 3 1-4 yards 30-inch good besides. Especially that 5-4. ’ ■ |jh e effeeUvencs.s . of strategical to Weilncsday, Sept.. 15 under bond more moun(i vtctoriis to make It . Hits-Wakefield. Tlet^t, 170 Mrs. Philip Cheney, chairman. material! nutritious Homoftenlzed Vita­ No games were scheduled In the, Appling, Chicago^ 160. .. ■ ln>ombing of Gerpiany by the Amci- ot sfioo. , :, . . Value* to 20.00 200 for hla major .league career. New York; Sept. 8—fJ?!—Foot­ ,at 3311, will be glad to receive ■ ■ ‘1. , min “ D” milk, produced under loop yesterday. • ^ ■ ’ ' Doubles— WaketjeKl, Detroit, 321 IS c a n and British A " ' Eoiccs. Thi.s Kerry and Mrs. GrOmulski were your call.. ' , ' Then he’ll probably be ready -to ball Coaph Lton Miller of the City,. 1 For this attractive pattern,' send the Sealtest SysRm of Labora­ Gutterldge. St!‘ U>ul*. 31. ,| |0i^seless.1|ks.saull, he said, "gives arrested by ...Lieutenant VV’illiam Directors Meeting I tory Pnitectlon'.' join the only other 200 ga p e win ^league tills year .(.with little trou­ College of New York, was busy Ippromise of being a decisive factor 15 cents, plus I cent for postagf, .T& ’-?5 iiy Jack Dwyer Triples-i-Lindell,. New York,) 191 Barron and Officer John Cavagnaro The Board of Directors of the Broken Sizes Henry Armstrong ners In toe league, C arl' Hubbell ble If all the members were back m telling reporters how 200-pound Im? ultimate destruction of the at UjVJMorth School street, at 4 .30 in coins, with your name address, and Freddie Fitzsimmons—-on toe Herald Sports Editor Joe Vllagi .was the answer .to a York. Detrdit, 9,. . T Manchester Chapter of the Amer­ ORDER FROM baseball unitottbs. It took years Honie runs,—York. Detrqltf 31| • j e r ” ”’’n citadel. a. m. "rtigsday mesming. The com­ pattern number and size- to The bench . . . Don’t worry too much T« Be Expected coach's prayer and could fill-in ca-; ••TTie. violence o< the German ican Red Cross will meet at 4 p.'. Manchester Evening Herald To­ i ■%: Agrees Finally to bring them up to that point but Kpl'ler. Ne'e York. '25. plainant Was- Mrs. Gromulski’a about , those “out-classed”, civilian like good Americans they answer­ pably at virtually any position in liter plane reactioh to our ddv- m. next Monday, September 13, day's Pattern Service, 106 7th It’ was klnd'o'fnlce to,hear that Stolen bases—Moses, Chic husband, Alexander GromOI^ki. in the office in the House and Hale footballers at Big ‘ Ten collegea Al Obuchowski, better known to ed the call o f duty which, comes the line when the youngster walk­ ght attacks is convini ing evi- Eniest Reed of Coventry", was avenue. New York 11, N^ T. BRYANT & CHAPMAN CO. Minnesota has a 6-fcmt, 7-inch ed In. 45: Case. Washington, 44. building.- . t!os Angeles, Sept .8 — (*h — Tldanchester’s sports fans had above everything else. Pitching—CTiandier. New Yo ence.v he added..* "of the deadly foii.nd guilty of reckless driving Henry Armstrong say* his *><>**»}« tackle named Don Bunge who is "Pardon me, coach,” he said, feet of precision bombing, . .The Dii the .Air TELEPHON|E 7697 been commissioned a seoond lieut­ Series Start Sunday 18-3; Bridgd*. Detroit. 12-4. anfl operating a motor-car while Now! You may order the new career definitely is closed—Tof tor 12; too big (or toe Army and Ohio "The series between toe P. A.’s the Marines have just .taken up liemy must find a counter, to this The movihg and drainatic story urton s enant That was to be expected, I National League his license to drive was under sus; Fall issue of “Fashlonz,” our .52 years In the ring.. State’s Ray Stackhouse,*,a mere and the All-Stars'start next Sun- their option on my services. I re­ ‘^•chnique or accept,the'emascula- of how tragedy comes to a family page catalog .of patterns. It pre­ Q-pound freshman, seems tq have any way. This chap was a gentle- Unchanged from yesterday! pension. He w-as fined $25 and of New England' war workers and The California AthleUc <3ommis an pn and off the sportls fielij and day at the Oval. Owens has a port Thursday morning.” Jon of bjs industries and his fight­ costs on the reckless driving sents 102 new patterns ' and a 841 Main St„ Manchester r nebed a first-string tackle Job how the woman of the family sur­ Phone 6658 Sion refused yesterday to allow his rise in rank was Just one of strong team ami according tq the er command.■' charge and was given a 10-day jail wealth of xsewing and fMhlon him to ga through with his con, . ,,'a Pittsburgh radio station la By last July 1. Marshall said, mounts It is t*»e . theme of the those things. It was, however, a grapevine are out to make the se- sentence for operating while his news. The price per copy is 25 tract to fight Luther (Slugger) dicMsring with Frltzis Zivic (or a feellng of personal satisfaction rles as shorfc-as posalbl*. But **- He Eighth Air Force ba^l 1,000 NBC-Red Cross show, "That They cents. i5-mlnute sports program . . . license was under'suspension. Might Live,” which will be heard White, Baltimore Negro, In Holly when tola writer hearo the news., tute Owens realizes that anything »vy bombers in the British Isles Reed wa's ariested last Saturday But wbo could stop Fritzie’s talk nd was using 300 at a time in ht- ovpr WTIC Saturday afternoon at New Hressps Are At wood Sept. 18. , , He was always a good competitor might happen in a short series like night on Charter Oak street when Armatitiag, now 82, told to* thg after only 15 minutes? on the continent. This dev- 3 6’ctbck. -. in sports and it’s a safe bet he is . this and Is coming here prepared his car failed to make the turn into Commission he was willing, - but As far as can be learned toe atlng assault forged the enemy Home Norelng' Classes 1, Today's Guest Star the same te^ay in the service. Charter Oak street, went down IIIIIIIIIIIK Chairman Julqs Covey, A P. En^ g'araes will start at 4:30 sharp increase the production of . Tbefe is still room la the Rome Jack Charvat, Tulsa (Okla.) Quite a Record over an embankment and ' turned KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS A Premium F r Men pf Today tenza and Everett Sanders decided The’ ^ ln n er ? Well,' that is some­ hter aircraft at the expense of over. Reed, was Hospitalized. Nu’.'cing classes that are 'sched- i ‘ ^ 6 Tribune: “Notice to barbers or Sitting back and listening to smbers and to withdraw fighter ulei' to start next Tuesday, the he might risk pemtanent injury. speakers poalse the member* of thing hard t o ' predict. On paper It Reed admitted in court that he FOR THIS \^EK: During this wartime emergency new dresses are a luxui’v "If that's toe case, I’m through rasor salesmen: Stay out of Still '“ As and planes from the Rus- 14tn.; This la a might.v Im port water. Ttaere's no business for you the Pollsh-Amertcan club last Sat­ favors too Stars but theri toe was previously convicted of reck­ Tonmi.v Dorsey’s Boogie Woogie cijupled with »B ut, smart wdmen are discovering that^^ith a few Distinctivsly tlylad fabrics in a fin* s*t*cfion of, with toe ring,” said toe Little Los P. A.’s have bqen known to kick and Mediterranean fronts. less. driving ai*! evading respon­ ant service of the Red Cross, and in that town . . .A t least, as far urday night one could hardly real­ “Tha net raault," Matshall re- Weary B|ues! . ' ’ yards of beautiful Cheney materials thej^ can easiljf Angsles Negro, who once held the ize that sixty-four member* tff oyer the dope bucker before ■ and sibility in connection with an ac one of great value to niothers feather, light and welter titles as finding potential customers on ••waa the Germana were cident. Call Mrs. John C. - Donovan, Frank Muhn’i “ Love’s Old Sweet Song” with "In fashion a-becoming frock, unbelievably low priced, by u le rs . . . Sanforito^^iiminlt . . . formfit-hiilorad toe Oklahoma Aggies football team that club were with the armed might do it again. simultaneously. “I’m just tired of No Football Here • 4e to conduct any sustained Clayton H. Hoinies. was released 2-0684. or the Red Cross office, to the Gloaming” on the reverse.jtide! ^ sewing it them.selves. Do stop in soon and the is concerned. They are all beardless forces. And to its everlasting thla summer in Russia J fightlnf." record It con be said that nearly A careful survey of toe propoiiad ill. bomi of $I,0oo as a result of an register., for either the afternoon The favorite Eddy Duchin piano masterpie^ees,\ for groottr fraodem «f action. $1.92 Jpe Lypih. who was to promote youngster*.” -, ' ‘ build up aufficient strength . In or eveniiig./Clasa. attractive new Fall patterns in lovely materials at everyone holds a position of trust semi-pro footfisli team would Indl aLCident Sunday night oh East available to ail music lovers in album form"! tha Whito-Armatrong scrap, said I —— cate that Mancheater will not have central Mediterranean t o '6p- Center street in .which .Victor T. Blood Donors Cheney’s. ' . . „ ' ■ ■ ■ . ' ' Afid Up Objection Overruled with Uncle Sam. ThAt trust will tba Allied offensive.’* , I he would not block Henry's retire never b* violated If past i»rform- ^ y this year. There are many (ac­ LaChapelle of 94 Bissell street was A pint of your blood may. mean EVERY POSSIBLE RECORD IN STDCK! Vogue — Buttferick — and Hollywood Patterns. ment, but would seek an Injunction (Solfer* at Cbeur D’Alene, Idaho, itofHaa Delivered to Bussia ances mean anything. tors against toe Idea, chiefly, fatally injured. The case was con­ that some boy will come home to if Henry tried to fight again, any didn’t think much of the Idea of fwkar;al aatimated that the hie family toho would otherwise HOUBS: ifA . M. TO • P. M. BATUBDAVS • A. M. TO 5 .p. M. Back the Attack-^Buy Bonds ^ letting a bunch of boys from seven Need Twl IJtle working hours, no time for prac­ tinued to Oct. "bjcharglrif technical where. tice and lapk of a sponsor. There Arajr is BOW engaging reckless driving pending the report have no chance o f Ufe> Can you to 14 year* old use the' sporty Hay- All jtoat remains now (or toe birds of tha Gonnan Army .... PA..'* tq mfike toe fi»emT>er* o f, toe had been rumpra around towq that of the cdunty coroner. refuse him that chance? TMak o f It ,den Lak* course (or weekly tourna­ cne-thlrd of th f German air Call, Mrs. Swaaon, 2-1442, jto I KEMP’S. Inc. Cheney Brothers Remnant Salesroom ments . . . Then egme the war club, who at;e scattered all over toe Jeff Koelfch would have a team down here hut ,thie wily gentleman RLOW* to this atatement hr mp- world happy, 1*^Victory in toe play­ r* "ietep as a donor for the visit = , 763 Main Street Manche.*tpr = RABT^BD Rf|;AD MAflCHESTEB medium and toe labor .shortage and toe a foolnota showing th^t Let lou r •‘E" 'Bonds Buy of the mobile unit on September GLENNEY'S weeds threatened to take over the offs for toe T')iri. Utl*. One could be from Rockville seems to have con­ f o r v a l u e s sized bSifiber .o r a tank can be f Pfp tiH gptuaUj^ daUv- iankee kulia. course . . The kids still wanted pardoned for' saying that the club nected with a home tdwq. team illllllllllWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIH Bui^tled by juBt 60 collapsible would have breesod through toe that will keep him busy. ftootopast* or shaving creiai o two doaea of them MANCHilSTER EVENmG^HERALJJ,4t3lNCaE8TER, CdNN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,194* HM«MI 'C : - ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO N N ., "WEDNESDAT, SEPrEMBER 8, 194» ,J:rAU* TVVELVB — ■ —Good. Have your draftsmen pass upon the guilt or Innocense HOLD EVERYTHING make drawings right away.^ of a man Hrrest^Jt for murder. ' • SERIAL STORY Three days later, General Mae- The following colloquy constl-! Sens^ and Nonsense Arthur sent for the engineer. tuted the examlriatlon; i General MacArthur —How ie Justice-Confound you,- T»lr; did ; the bridge coming? you kill that man? THE TERRIBLE EYE "Beware of Str*n||*r»” earth with blood and carnage. It Our boys can fight and die to­ Ehigineer—It Is all _reaily. You Prisoner—Yes, sir. pays to be considerate of others. gether in harmony. The least Justice—Was anyone present I ^ P . COeVRMHT, 1S4S. From early chuanood all can send your men across'now. If BY EDWIN RUTT N>A saRVICK. INC. w f can do here at home Is to ^ A Citus Wants GLassified For>bur Benefit warned of ue’s most dreaded you don’t have to wait for them at the timt? The Way of the World work together harmoniously. pictures. They ain’t done yet. Prisoner—No, sir. SAI! dangepef* And Jj^m inent on every list is Aa long aa there are nations Justice—Then, as It will be Im­ ----- There had' been a fire and the possible for the court to prove -V “The TerribI*, Eye” is indeed e i his heart leapt, like a prOnged t^ls; "Bfware of strangers.” there’ll be somethtog to scrap . Heard In an English air raid Household Goods 51 Houses for Sale 72 remarkable invention. It can re­ I grampus. ' ' 'And, thus, we grow -to think of aboutL neighbors were discussing it. your guilt, you are discharged. Automobiles For Sale 4 RuSinesis Services Offered 13 .Jielp Wanted— Female 35 lA:gai Notices 78 McPherson—.What did MacTav- shelter: Lost and Found Lost and Found create and televise events dating “ Hlldy,” he called softly. them M very awful creatures: As long as there is baseball Air Raid Warden—Is there a VVA.NTEDifJTED — M MIDDLE AGED WINDOW SHADES—VENETIAN FOR SALE — TWO FAMILY P K IiM IT way back Into ancient history. She stepped closer to the,-porch. With horns upon their heads — there'll be something to ..clap ish' look like durlqg the fire at his Sign In a Hartford eating es­ l o s t —BROWN YARN and two BARGAINS EVERY DAY, look MVriCid OP .%IMM.lr.4TIO.> mackintosh in hefe that’s large LOST—BROWN DOG with white .yVANTED ELECTRICAL wiring , housekf’eper.iusek(*«per. HeHome nights, North blinda. Owing to our very low hpuae. 5 rooms each aide. Locat­ Inventor donah Logan has tried, I "Is that you, Jonah ? ’^>Ier voice almost, or other scary features. about; factory last night? tablishment; yellow knitting needles, on Cot­ ; them over. Get a better car now. This U to 'give notice timt I Sal­ MacWhlrter—Well,, you never enough to keep two young ladies "Our spoons are not medicine on four paws, anawere to the We have pleasure driving 1935 'and repairing. Call 3975. End prefel^d. References requlr. overhead, get our special low ed on Kerry atreet, $500 down. vatore Scudleri of 83 Birch street. without success, to interest Henry was a judicious bleniF'of raindrops So, even grown-up minds revolt Aa long as there are women j tage street. Call 4904. Tel. 8047. saw such a smile of desphi);^ on a warm ? And must not' be taken after Baine of Brownie. If aeen please Ford touring. $.145: 1939 P\y- ed. Tel. 370o''diirlng evening. prices on high grade window .Manchester, Connecticut, have filed L * Channing, multl-mllllonalre ^ and qulcksllve^-'' when strangers enter In; there’ll be something to fuss 'Voice (from dark com er)—No, call or phone Mrs. J. Composeo, ------X ------,------;--- - ahadea and Venetian blinds com­ an aphllcatton dated 1st of Septem­ camera king* but he cAn’t even Jonah reaphM her aide In a But, lo! today Its dawned upon about; man's face. / meals.” IXJST—PASS BOOK NO. 52690— niouth sedan, five new Flak Saui- ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. YOUNG LADY AVANTED for pletely installed. Samples furnish­ ber, 1948, \v.Mh the Liiiuor Control but, there’s a MaePherson who’s 141 Center street. Phone 3681. Commlssiftil*for n Tavern Permit for get to see him. Meanwhile, be has bound tbpf'would have shamed me our attitude’s a sin. As long as there la goverament ^ ------Notice is hereby given that Pass - flight tires, very clean, like new: office work. Pleasaht position, ed. Capitol Window Shade.,Co., Suburban for Sale 75 willing to try! Draftee - -Can you read my 1936 Plymouth sedan. $85; 1935 Call .3444. the sale of alcoholic llfiiiur on the fallen.In love with Hlldy, Chan- cataipotint. For strangers, all, are someone’s there'll be something to cuss Ift-„the early days of the cam­ Book No. 52690 issued by The good salary. Apply ^ x , Holland 241 North Main street. Ph'qne prem ises o f 622 Hast .Middle T itrn- mind? ' liOST—BILLFOLD containing 2 Savings Bank of Manchester has Hupp sedan, $45; 1934 Ford sedan 1 STORY. 2 FAMILY house. 4 ning’s ' daughter, only to And that >MUdy,” he cried. "This Is swell. friends; they love—and others about. paign,' General Douglas MacAr- ’’ fa s ration books -K. license, tire Cleaners,' 1007 Main streeY.x^ 8819. Open evenings. plhe. .Manchester, Conn. The busi­ Xhe'J.li8tice of the Peace, who Girl—Yea. been lost or destroyed, and writ­ $95, new motor Job;,lt)36 Pontiac Florists— N urseries 15 rooms and bath each, flreplac^ ness Is owned by Salvatore Scudleri she'Is engaged to an aviator...... w dt^'Whal?hat are you doing here? Wait!” love them; As long as there are taxes there’ll thur summoned an engineer and taapection, and reglSpation. Tele­ of 83 Birch ’ atreet, .Manchester, "Don't tell me. be° something to weep about; faked: has but mcgntly assumed the dig­ Draftee -Go ahead. ten appliSatlon has been nrade to coach $145; 1938 Packard aedart, WANTED —SAI..ESLADIES I 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE con­ modern artesian water. 5 ^efes whom she plans to elope. He, held up- a hand. ’’: And," If we knew them well, I’m phone 6248. ■ ______Conn., and will he conducted by Sal­ ^ 1 —1 kimw." '* As long as there are sermons General MacArthur — How long nity of th'^-lmportant. office In Girl—No, you go ahead!-, said bank by the Person In whose $495. Brunner's. '80 Oakland St. full and part time work, also girl' sisting of complete bedroom, liv­ land, on U. S. Highway, IT miles vatore Scudleri of .88 ’ Birch street. sure we’d rank rip friends above AV ner’s, 80 Oakland street, „Man- Marshall'disclosed that the Army, on flying. He's trying for a com­ a ruhust guffaw. v;ow .M V , H3VAE ESVE AVSO THPT ‘ WANTED TO TUNE, repair and WANTED —MAN FOR church WllUmantlc. ' x ' nance committees, mebnbers of vo rg ET it; \OEA*. VV.V EOeViT .TO HK'iE GOCH Inquire dhester. Tel. 5191. Open evenings as early aa Febniary, 1941, antici­ x '" "Atta girl,” said a voice, rich OOV5IT VOP6ET ^OOT*,- regulate your piano or player janitor, perntahent position. ------^------newspaper staffs have been loaned mission in the Army Air Corps, VUE .VOOOVDNlT GET THE A GRAICO HOVAE AKiD A Garage until 0. as volunteers and cartoonists and pated trouble from tbi;^ Japanese In by the way." , ' with appreciation. •"Sock him TVUlOVi SVfi«E k50»Ci0E«f 01. VO\VE VSV.E. I 6HE \«>m;t s o piano. Tel. Manchester 2-0402. Write Box T, Herald. teAO e it h e r ; Wearln^.'Apparel— Furs 57 comld-strlp artists have enlisted the Philippines. In fadL.slx troop "Listen, Hildy,” said Jonah. again." AVEOVOIkiOj NOO (500VA ___ C O W A l 1 Rogers Paper x Garages—Service- S E l^N G MACHINES, vacuums. WANTED—DRIVERS. Part time In the drive, the division said. ships and nine cargo ve^s^s, one "The thinking behind tills is cock­ Hildy started. “Jonah! What TO GET A REN3V Mechanic or full time work. Apply at 53 FO^ SALE— (CHILD’S sandals, loaded \ylth . P-40 fighters,'.were eyed. I strongly suggest that, if was that?” ROOWV Storage 10 Irons, and all small electrical ap­ Treasury OffirtaJ to Speak TOVsiAil Manafacturing G>. Experienced in Repairing pliances repaired. Genuine parts, Purnell Place' or Tel. 6588. siie IOC, worn once. 72 Drive A, enroute to the islands on the daK^f you insist on rnarfying this lug. “ Nothing of importance." said Silver Lane Homes.' In Chicago the annual meeting the Pearl Harbor attack.. you wait iirittt collect your Jonah, "It’s jtftt Mahoney. He'e MID and Oakland Streets Heavy Equipment. FOR RENT—4000 SQUARE expert workmanship. Parts for all of The Associated Press Manag­ X floor space, concrete,, suitable for makes. A. B. C. Fixlt Co., 21 'None reached Us destination. aunt’s shekels.” got the Rape of the Sabines. On CRAVENETTED ALL seasoned ing Editors Association will de­ the Terrible Eye." > I N o r it e b o x d . garage or storehouse. Will Bent Maple street T el.'2-1575. Help Wanted— Four Lf the troopships turned back \ ,“Unh,'unh,” said Hildy. "f?het coat with zip.-ln Inner lining, ex­ vote one session to a forum on to San Francisco, under orders. Sa^a^ Is too attractive to be left “ Oh. really. That must be a I Care ®f The Herald. all or part. Apply 128 Blasell " T " ...... Male or Female 37 cellent condition, Junior Miss the Third war loan. Herbert E. street. Telephone 4970. The two others docked in Austra­ afound-^oose that long.” . marve.ious machine. We’ll have to j Help Wanted— t'emalc 35 size 14. Telephone 5828. Ga.ston, assistant secretary of the lia. The merchant ship, with on* “ Ho! ^ u don't trust him. This do something soon, about break-j EXPERIENC^CLERK for cost Treasury, will be among the and general office work. Apply in exception, reached friendly porta. marriage iS'. m. Cocker Spaniel, puppies for sale. 1-2 or 1-4 H. P. Phom 4073 after the gallant delaying action on She hesitated. "Not so good, Jack Fros’t, Kennels, 26 Gardner 5 p. m. ' , loan in April. Bataan, which didn't fall until either, Jonah. You see, Chet hasn't that she should come to him for | Girls Wanted Auto*— National advertlaers are con­ April 9, and Corregidor which held help’ v. ^ yrV E 6Crr a'THE 1940 Chrysler Sedan, 4- street. any money of his own ahd flyers ' AKTDOTE P o a that tributing more than $4,000,000, out another month, shot the Japa­ don't make much. —1 don’t want It to6k all the will power he Door ' Motorcycle* 12 I w ^N T ED — EXPERIENCED i and retail stores are’ expected to eOOCET-EkPLOSIVE Saleslady. Good salary. Tel. 6002. PEDIGREED cb cK E R pups for i \VA.NTED TO BUY childs. stroller nese timetable full o f holes. to go on to him empty-handed;’’ had to stop, him from lifting her i OOP ATE _ONE D06E 1940 Hudson Sedqn, 4- WANTED—50 USED CARS. Ajl, Uie price of a War- Bond. $18.75. | and porch gate. Call 7366; swell the total by $3,500,000 more After Japan tightened a ring ‘You prefer to go empty-head- lips to hie dvyn. He gulped. The AND HE'LV. NO 1-ONSEE SALESGIRL WANTED. — Retail Lawton, Talcottvllle, Tel. Man------^ ------The Treasury said It also ex­ words he utter^ were '‘barely BE A human bom b? ' Donr makes and models. Barlow, l^ tb r around the Philippines, numerous ed! New Model Sales. Phone 5404. Open evenings. salesroom, Manchester Knitting Chester 3225. _ " —• ' , •_ ~ ~ pects the amount of radio time efforts to supply beleaguered ‘.'There's no call for cracks, whispered. x Rooms Without Board 59 contributed to exceed the $6,000,- 1939 Hudson Sedan, 4- Mills. Ns. Bataan Tailed. At least 15 ships What I want you to do is see Chot "I'm listening,” skkj^ Jonah. 000 estimated value of 8,000 an­ that tried to break' through wit>v' (To Be O m tlnu^) LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room, nouncements and 8,000 programs for me. 1 can’t get away from Door WOMAN TO TAKE Care of 4 12 Poultry and Supplies , 43 vital supplies were-sunk, Marshall here without having father sus­ ; Laundry If You Have . year old child, 8:00-4:00. Call suitable for one lady, Vicinity of of ^ 15 minutes...... or more during the said. ,3 and 4-Door Sedans. Cheney’s. Continuous’'hot water, • campaign. pect something. And I'm abso­ 21360 or 454 Main, after 4:00. CAN ACCOMMODATE limited It was this hard-won del' lutely certain - that he or. Meath Chosen “ .Miss Grave.iard” Summit Street $145. to $22.3. R^at Fstale To Sell. .. number of new customers with Steam heat. Tel. 3105. I ______though, the chief v^ote, that en­ WANTED A WAITRESS. A^ tamper^ with my .mail. So you’re We Have Cash Customers! fresh eggs and poultry. Deliveries C I^A N COMFORTABLE room, abled the Allies to fortify Air- a kind of envoy, Jona'h. I want Burbank, Calif — (A9 — Edith ply at Murphy's Restaurant. 991 made next Wednesday, Sept. 8th tralia arid build up the Pacillb Aft^r,.'>:30 P. M. Main street, suitable for one. two or couple, Hitler Orders you to teirqhet 'that I’ve decided DeSylva, comely ex-show-girl who JONES REALTY and every other week. Glenview with oh without kitchen privi­ forces that serve as the spring­ Is now working the midnight-to- board for today's growing offen­ on this Saturday night." Telephone 81.5^- SI Oah Street . Tel. 8254 PART TIME GIrIT wanted for Farm. Tel. Htfd. -8-0271. leges. Call 7019 or apply 15 Proc­ Joriah stared at her. "YOu mean morning shift at Lockhbed Air- Output Shift sives to"’ar dTokyo. craft Co., has been voted by her store work, Thursday anc, Satur­ FOR SALE FOUR MONTHS and tor Road. to say he doesn't know about It?” L anr^ Street. 6>room sbi- day. Matthew Wlo.\ 977 Main St. fellow workers—"Miss Graveyard with all tmprovements. 14 weeks old W hite Hall Cross "How could he. stupid? I only From All Angles BY MERRILL BLOSSEB f 5 r RENT— v e r y c l e a n fur- ((lontlniied. from Page One) thought of It before breakfast this of 1943.” FRECKLES AND HtS FRIENDS ^ew X-car garage. S. P. Pullets. Live broilers. Telephone nished bedroom.* suitable for 2. ,9S300. D. P. $1,500. 4942. morning.” people. Tel. 2-1320. gtirdlng organization and man­ "I'll bet. It’s a before-break- contributions Exceed Loss I p Thb bank, maont AND IF 1 DIONT And if w e OlOFfr And ip l TOlo laro THt TkUTH about WUBEBT, WANTKD! agement of German war econo­ fast idea. What else will I teli,| ------turned me down o n a NEED $ 5 , 0 0 0 have 1b CATER TO THERE'D BE ASSALUr AMD aATTERV AND WED NEED FOR RENT—ONE SIN(5LE and mies.” said the broadcast, record­ FOR SALE him ?” ’ I .Lubbock. Tex.— i/fii —A glider FROM HIM ,\WE ' Center Street. 4-room sin­ City and Farm Properly. FOR SALE BROILERS. 2 and one double room for 'girls, pen- LOAN, I WOULONT NEED HUBERT. WE COULD THE $51000 FOR, ATTORNeV'S FEES/ gle. 2 onAnlshed rooms up­ 2 1-2 lbs. each. Telephone 5283, ed by The Associated FTess. Immediate Occupancy 4- -- Hildy spoke at length. When 1 pilot student at South Plains Army To BORROW aFOOG FROM WOULDN'T HAVE TELL URO the trally located, two minutes from TO OTER .TO TRUTH ABOUT HIM ! stairs. Hot water heat with' USED FURNITURE Have cash customers. th e radio said the powers of Ro6m House. Hot water she had finished. Jonah scratched i air field lost his wallet containing HUBERT'S FATHER / eh. 8. P. $8,600. Terms ar­ South Main street. Call 2-1614. Reichsmarshal Hermann Goerlng his head S50. A.ware of his plight, fellow HUBERT./ heat. Large lot. Located ranged. Ch a r l e s ’ODERMANN Articles for Sale 45 FOR RENT—PLEASANT room, and Foreign Minister Joachim "W ell,’ that wins the hat," he 1 studenU passed the Jiat. Contri- Von RIbbentrop were not In-r near Adams street. sald finally. * butions totalled $16.47; ” ' 504 Parker St. Tel. 4928 FOR SALE- UNDERWOOD type­ centrally located, middle aged' ______t DEPARTMENT business woman, or gentlemaq fringed by the new arrangement. "W hat’s wrong with It?’’ de­ Lincoln -Street. 6-room writer $40. Royal $35, Universal _ Samaritan Tooched .duplex With all Improve- vacuum and attachmepts, electric preferred. Tel. 5033. manded Hildy. 7 DAK STREET.^ 7-Room Colonial: 3 fire­ "It’s strictly kcrewy.” I nswtts. Steem heat with '--V ■ fan, 3 boys bikes $15, $18 and $25. IN PRIVATE HOME, furnished Records places. I*ot 125 ft. front. Los Angeles— (^ —Robert B. BoW. 8. P. $6,800. n., P. "Look here. Jonah," said Hildy. Very good. 21 Maple street. Tel. living room and bedroom, close to Situated on South Main "I ’ve been hounded and spied upon Agins vvllllngly gave a dime to the •^1.200. $10.00 2-1575. 9 to 0. R ADIO—Walnut finish ...... center. modpm conveniences, Warantee Deeds street. Full price $6,500, for'weeks. Now I’m being depriv­ stranger who asked for a, lone ten * ■ •-a.a PIANO—Behr-Bros. MahOgaiyy Upright------t.5.00 suitable for couple or three girls. Russell B. Hathaway to Bernard » ed o f , the kind of wedding that cent piece. The man. draw closer, Forest St.. Blast Hartford— BEDROOM CHAIR—Tan upholstered seat .."...... 3.00 ■\;. East Center street Tel. 2-0593. J. Sheridan, property on 'Stephen every girl wants. There’ll be no to lay his hands on Agln.s’ shoulders tom \ i m M M •CTwet* me. t * m. wo. w, o. pkt. o f f . Garden— Faim-i-Dairy and bless him. A few minutes BEDROOM C H itR —Upholstered white floral cre­ street. List Your - Property With orange blossoms for, me, Jonah. Well built 4-Room Single Prisducta 50 later Agins discovered his wallet, “ I have to get ever>’ bit of grease off me before I go home wtth e v e r y Improvement. tonne ...... 1.00 Girl for Genera I The Holl Investment to Dorothy This Agency. But If I’m eloping,. I'm putting at *** t- Ml* n«yiei; mC- T. w. Boarders Wanted 59-A F. Carr, lot on McKee street. containing $100 was gone. —■ Junior examines my hands and looks behind my ears !** Garage. Lot 125x4.50. 8. P. METAL SPRING—One full size spring ...... CANNING TOMATOES — Pick least a little dash o f romance into $6,800. n. P. $1,500. Alexander Jarvis to' Cottsge We Can Sell It. ft. And dam if anyone Is going to BED—One antiqtie b e d ...... 49.50* .. Office Work , yourself. Bring containers. 50c-16 ROOMS AND QUALITY meals. Homes, Inc., property on Salem a a BY LESLIE TURNER quart basket, Sedlack Bros,, 336 Also, rooms with light housekeep­ talk me out of It.” WASH TUBBS VANITY r . .\ ...... • • 9.00 Road. BY FONTAINE FOX ing privileges, (.entral, reason­ "Hold it. lady,’ said Jonah. I'UONERVILLE FOLKS BOLTON, CO.VN.— BED—One 3-3 bed ...... ------• ...... а. Hif .Who can take dictation. Hillsto'wn ' Cottage Homes, Inc.,. to EHmer " I ’m not saying a. word. Where able, laundry faculties. Ideal for G. and Henrietta M. Emerick, prop­ Studrt J. Wqsley On Route 44,, g-year-old METAL BED—Twin size, tan finish...... 2.00 FX)R s a l e :— q u a l i t y tomatoes, girls or couples. 14’ Arch street do I find this w eas-^ r— Mr. Sax­ 4*Room Dwelling (2 rooms erty on Salem Road. Real Estate and Insurance CHEST—Antique Empire dresser base; mahogany. . 35.00 WRITE BOX W 75c per basket, delivered. Phone Phone 3989. on ?" partially finish*^ upstalra), oin oi 04am oqjw uojpnqo om) *)q State Theater Building” 8039. Telephone 8648 -.7146 "He lives .in Larqhville," Hlldy all Improvements. Garage. In BED AND BOX SPRING--Two brass beds, two box c-n THE He r a l d said.'“He’)l probably be at the 39..10 Let Your “E " Bonds Buy baaenient. l..ot 7.5x1.50 with sprlnj5;s. Complete ...... Wanted— Rooms— Bcnrd 62] airport." * more land available. .S. P. RUG—One hooked r u g ...... 3.95 Yankee Snbs. "Qkay,” ''iaid Jonah, and sighed. $6,000. D. P. SI..500. RUGS-.-Three rugs ...... each 1.00 ROOM w i t h k i t c h e n .,privi- This was a fine state of affairs'. TABLE—Mahogany table ...... •...... 8,00 \ leges, or light housekeeping Before he'd had opportunity to NO. CO tENTRV, CONN.— KITCHEN TABLE— Blue, porcelain top. small draW- Notice FOR SA LE facflltlea, for 3 young men. doing iRirigI himself at the fe e t,o f the 5;oo missionary work. Call Hartford Mistress Mary Towels ((vorld’a Number One Girl, she’d Silver Street. 8 ', acres 3-1597. 9.00 converted him Into a miserable of land, half tl'lahle. H-rmtni. BOOKCASE—Mahogany, four shelves, glass doors. . After 'a, public hiring “■ whlcK go-between. In so doing, she had Mngie with Improvements. CLUB CHAIR -Reupholstered In burgundy cover. . 39.50 was held September 7, 1943 at 1935 DODGE effectively closed his lipk. To pros- Attaehed 2-ear garage. Bam. Sommer Home* WING CHAllL...... ------б . 00 8:00 ' P. M., In the Municipal Build­ -'Irate hlmMlf now would make him Chleken eoiip. • S, P. S.5,200. ing, the Stoning Commission « of For Rent 67 O -P . S1..590. CHAIRg—'Two antique Victorian arm chairs. . .each 25.00 SEDAN look like a Grade A sap. No, he io.od Manchestsr voted to change from- must Stand by to. deliver, in a n t i q u e R < ^ K ^ t . ------• • • ...... •' ResidencE Zone B- District to Resi­ Very Reasonsblc! FOR REMT — AT <30'VBa7TRY silence, jlust then Mr. Jopah Logan WICKER SET^—Three piece wicker sofa and two dence Zone C District the area on Lake, cottage « t reduced price. had profound sympathy for the AUUmoN.AL LISTINGS S5.0»** FOR s a l e :— BIR<3H ST.— 2 tene- trees Mary" figure U about 6 inch­ I crocheting, knitting and ambroid thing stpepad from the kbaidows mant house,- iO rooms, 3 car ga- es across. erlng In the Adne Cabot Album on toe lawn. , rags. oU heat, wired for electric * To obtain trahafet pattern for 7 dur famous S3 page catalogue ot It was a slim something and it stove w eecoflit tk>or, hot air designs and color charts for work­ pattema. The. book is never (all looked fanilliar. For A aecond Ing sourceof Inspiration (oi furnace i flret floor. Let approxi­ ing ths Mistress Mary Towels jMWk stand* vnbaUevingly. Then mately 70x100. Phone 4300. 69 (Pattern No, $47$) tend 10 cents needlaworU you’ll love to do. T Ridgewood street. In Coin. Your N rsm and Addrsw 1 Album is 1$ osato. ^A

4>. The Mothers Circle of St. Anne Xeland Spalding, Jr., o f 53 Ger­ Corporal Harold J. Derry, J'f., Souvenirs Are Received will meet at 8 "o'clock this evening ard street, who is In training at df 19 Fairfield atreet, la now lo­ From Son in Africa at the home of the leader, Mi.s. the Santa Ana, California, Air V The Weather About Town cated at the Pecos Air Field, Tex­ John Prior, 8 Hackmatack street. base, has been made sOi aviatidn /Average Daily Circulation as. Ha graduated in February Mrs. William S. Popoff, of cadet and selected f and Mr*. Fred Starkweather ^Heynolds, M r.' and Mr*. letter from -her husband who is of 7S4 Parker street, have returned Popdtf;* third son. who ip- in stationed in North Africa stating KEMP'S M ay B e P relu d e Beverly, small daughter ef Mr. the Navfy who enlisted in ,'July that he_^has been promoted, from , alter apendlng the holiday and and Mr*. C. H. Rudolph of 9 Deep- Inc. Landed Near Naples; Private ^First Class to Corporal week-end In New York City. has completed hia boot train­ 768 Main St. Xel. 5680 wood Drive, was the honor guest ing, and Robert is at Camp He Is with the 21st Engineer* of were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. at a surprise birthday party given Chaffee, Ark. the Air Corps. Roger Gilbert of 25 Apel Place. for her Sunday afternoon by her T o Invasion Try aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rudolph at their home in West­ Because of improvements t^ h e Occupy North Italy brook. T\velve little children had been invited and they had. a merry vestry, the prayer service of toe Greatest Formations of Any time playing games and . enjoying Church of the Nazarene will b( Stiff Stand the good things provided for them. held In the main auditorium toi American and British North End The table decoration! and favors night. The monthly board meeting Bombers Pound Today Claim. Ilalian. 6ive Up G o O l Powerful British and were pink. Beverly who was six will follow this servic*. Upon Secret Ameriran Force Un- years old received- many dainty At Enemy Ports, Nav­ A.rnifi Withoiil Offtr- gifU. Mrs. Edwin C. Higgina, rtialr- Aiiy ResiHtaiice; tier General Clark ictiyity man of the Memorial Hospital al Vessels and Air PpLcts Urged » n g To Occupy Mr. and Mrs. Arvld W. Carlson Auxiliary's card party, September Fields in France. Military 8|ioke8tiian Surges Ashore in Vi­ a and daughter Valerie Mae of 90 T4. In Miss Mary Chapman's gar­ cinity of Naples; At- Woodbridge atreet, have returned den at 75 Forest street, has called Solon Proposes Action Declares Allied'* UnitH A ir Bases home after spending the week-end a meeting of the committee of ar­ ■ London, Sept. 9.—(/P)— Landed North of Paliiii — .lied Headipiarters An- Public Nature and holiday with. Mr. and Mr*. rangements for tomorrow after­ X With Allied forces swarming As Warning to World Leon A. Baust and family of Wil­ noon at 2:30 in the Board room of noiinees Operations mington, Del. Corporal and Mrs. the Memorial hiospltal, when de­ into the heart of fallen Italy, Such Agreement^^ill. Enveloped and Their Allies Would Be Able to Has Francis J. Baust of 90 Woodbridge tails of the affair will be planned, the greatest formations of Annihilation Imminent Destroy Germany's Oil Aeeordinjf to Plan. street returned home today. Mrs. at American and British bomb­ Not Bind Count Baust was the former Miss Julia Pfc. Robert L. Brown. *on of Sources in Rumania ers ever hurled across the London, Sept. 9;/v(^)— A Allied Headquarters, North Our Backing! ‘ Mitchell. Mrs. Grace V. Brown, of North Washington, Sept. 9—lA*)— A Elm street, haa been graduated channel by daylight pound^ German military spokesman And Hungary Easily. Africa, Sept. 9.—(/T*) — A stiff, plain-spoken congressional Boys of Pack 2, Cub Scouts, are from the parent radio school of today at enemy ports and air announced today that “ north powerful American and Brit­ stand against secret -agreements Due to an oversight my urged, to be present at the first the Air Forces at Scott Field, III., fields in northern France, car­ and central Italy have been Washington, Sept. 9—i/pi— Allied ish force under U. S, Lieut. fall meeting Friday evening at and expecta" to be sent to an ad­ H a le ’s Serve rying into the eighth consecutive between this nation and foreign advertisement failed to ap­ occupied by German troops,/ forces sweeping through fallen It­ Gen. Mark W. Clark surged seven o'clock at the Seoond Con­ vanced schoid for instrucUona a* day a terrific aerial offensive powers was proposed by Repre­ ashore in the vicinity of Na-, pear with the other North gregational church. part of a bombing team. which niay form the final prelude a Berlin broadcast said to­ aly are believed to have one prime to Invasion from the west. sentative Cole (R., N. Y.): today pies, a third of the Way up' End merchants sponsoring as a warning to the world that day. “ in so far as the occu­ military objective—the occupation No Allied Plane# Downed pation had not been carried of air ba.ies from which to destroy the Italian boot, at 4 a. m. to- ^ the Labor Day Bond Sales The unprecedented asaault, auch pacta will not be binding up­ on the American people.' out already it has now been Germany’s oil sources. In Rumania day. It was immediately en­ Event. ' launched in conjunction with toe , This scene of jubilation occurrei! In the Italian Canteen In Boston's "Little Ttaly ' when word wa.-- and Hungary. gaged by German forces fighting lafgest invasion exercises ever In the midst of mounting de­ in Boston's north done, in mo.it towns of Italy the bate over United States foreign received of Italy's unconditional aurrender. The ta.ein, frequented by service men, armed force* allowed those forces Bases w’ithin easy bombing reach fiercely in the midst of the chaos seen in the channel, climaxed 18 of the great oil. center at Ploestl, of Italy's unconditional surrender, hours of steady pounding of Hit­ policy after the war. Cole drafted end. ' V to be disarmed (by Gerrtiana) without offering resistance,” de­ Rumania, and the le.sser fields in but Allied headquarters announc­ ler's .Atlanttc fortifications during a 64-word, one-sentence measure ed that operations were going ac­ which would sei’ve notice upon clared the broadcast, still quoting Hungary may prove to be the key HALE’S w a u w o o i which not a single Allied plane to Hitler’s whole European fort­ cording, to plan and that prisonerfl-j ^ ^ - the Nazi military spokesman. was downed by German air units friend and foe alike that no offi­ -already.-had been taken. cial can commit this government At the same time the apokes- ress. - charged \ with defending Europe State Drive At the same time, military ex­ Reports No Contact Yet NICHOLS against the long-awaited AlUed except undar specific law. His Red Armies rnsn, declared AlUed troops which (A German broadcast aaid I bill reads: landed Tuesday on the Gulf of Eu- perts here say. the launching of an push. ' . Italian - based aerial offensive American format.ona landed at | Enemy Naval vessels and coast "No promise, agreement, com­ femia. north of Palml, had been Opens Today against southern Germany and en­ Amalfi. 21 miles south of Naples News Stand BLANKET artillery were among the prime mitment or undertaking made by enveloped by German troops and and on the north side of the GuU] emy industrial Centers in the occu­ targets of the vast bombardment any person with any foreign coun­ After Fleeing Nazis "theli arinihiiation_was Imminent of Salerno, yesterday. The broad-.| DEPOT SQUARE try, government or power, shall, be Wetlnes lay evening." pied countires to the east would accompanying the invasion rehear- place an insupportable strain on cast declared, however, that the! 'sal which kept the French coast­ binding upon the people of the On Sub Deck To Reinforce Po Une ~ ' Americans had not yet come lnlB| United States, except such a.i may Germany’s fighter defenses and line alight all night with bomb Reuters reported "from Stock­ hasten the breakup of the German contact with German forces.) have been made or be made in ac­ Russians Less Than 70 R e C O l ’ d SllOWS bursU and anti-aircraft fire and holm that Adolf Hitler had held Air Force as well as the destruc­ At the same time it was cordance with and under authority rattled windows this morning six Everv Bond Dollar Col- Miles from Dnieper a war council at which It was de­ tion of v i^ l wai; plants. hpunced that waves -of Flying I mile* inland from the English expressly and specifically con­ cided to reinforce ths German Po Fortresses, strlkmg six hours be-1 SAVE POINTS lectiwl in Connecti- Bellevra War End Advanced •bore. . „ tained in a statute of the United At Some Points; Na- Gasless Autos line in northern Italy and fight to fore the- armistice with Italy yes-1 Join Now— Get Ready "It was like the Battle of Brit­ States." iin on "producer ian troops after surrendering aition. Efforts to Hasten With the steel center heavy material, will withdraw to New. ‘Trotteur Length’ MARMOT American and British medium Hewes of Hartford, chairman of gas" generated by such things as Ground Sitiiationiq. of Stalino and the rich Donets the coast and there await further and light bombers 'started off the the Connecticut Wai- Finance com­ coal, wood, charcoal, corn cobs, Final Victory in War. Instructions from the German FRESH Intensified attack late yesterday, mittee, and David O. Wise of Hart­ indu.strial basin safely in coffee husks, nutshells and grape Allied Headquarters In. the. ford, president of the Connecticut their grasp, two victorious seeds—are growing in number in high' command." sowing devastation around Bou­ Bulletin! Southwest Pacific, Sept.'' 9 fiP)— Flashes! logne. An authoritative announce­ Retailers Association who ad­ Red Armies .. swept forward almost every country in the World Occupy Italian Legutlun ment said Marauders of the U. S. New H«ven. Sept. 9— (,0-^- dressed sorhe 50,000 retail em­ except the United 'States. • Another Nazi-controlled radio The Japanese Air Force, stag-, (LAto Bullettiia ot the (A7 IVIM) .00 The Connecticut Federation of pires gathered in theaters,' pub-' today on the heels of the de­ 'This was related today to the in Norway said Nazi and Croat gered by losses approximating MACKEREL 8th Air Force hit the same targets ■E SUREI lie halls and other places of assem­ moralized Germans fleeing •''' ^ Chuthim't luftrmstin LuM in daylight today. Labor convention referred to American Chemical society by Dr. puppet police units occupied the 1,000 plaives in little over a mosth CoSCSituation Bad the Executive board today # bly throughout the state. ^ Weighingr luuraiilta fulut tud Re|>orts Paris Target toward the Dnieper river, Gustav Egloff of the Universal Italian legation and consulate in \VaM|ington, Kept, Tax Included. resolution calling for an Ines- Pledges Doubling Of Number Zagreb, Cioatia, last night, after in the -South and Southwest Pa.- ^uslitj The Berlin radio quoted the Ger­ their la.1t main line of defense on Oil Products company of Chicago, retary oFJnterlor ickes* said todajrl About 1 '4 Pounds Each' tigatlon of the State Labor . Pledging that ‘V e'll double the disarming all Italian forces in the cific, is believed depleting its \ man news agency DNB as saying Russian territory. Front dispatch­ who said: strength in China and Japan to the "coal sl(iiation In the UntledJ department headed by . Com­ number of Yankee subs” if the es placed the Russian ti-dops leas "Since the Socoiid World war city and arresting leading Italian X ’ that Paris‘s was the Urget of at support worsening ground situa­ States Is bad and It's going to | missioner Cornelius J.'Dana- loan drive succeeds. ■ Spear said: than 70 mites from the Dnieper at started, stem neces.sity has driven -personalities, U. S. Kovernmeht worse," partly because it will least a portion ot the huge bomb- tions in New Guinea and the Solo­ 33c lb; ,.e r fleet which headed for Europe her after a heated debate due­ “ At the Electric Boat company some points, but the Germans countries to the use of producer- monitors reported. I necessary to furnish more coal $ 1 DOWN — 5 0 c /WEEKLY; yearly today. The broadcast, re- ling which the commissioner some time ago several • thousands were exposed to a greater imme­ gas propelled vehicles in ever-in­ mons. the ntiUtar>' service* to malotatal 'w as highly praised but his de­ diate danger iiv the region to the creasing numbers because of the (Continued on Page Eight) Gen. Douglas MacArthur's head­ ojMratlons In fallen Italy. Slinill-I quarters said today "the enemy < (Continued- ou Page Two) partment roundly condemned. (Continued on Page Two) south of Stalino. lack of petsoleum or other types laneoiisly, Ickes told a pros* «»■*] O’Cedar Dry Mops ...$1.00 X l Cx u r io u s COAT apparently Is drawing hegyily Entire Flank Exposed of gasoline substitutes." (erence that the Northern App*I*-j THE FAMOUS Hero, their entire southern flank from, other fronts" In- efforts to chian and Illinois Coal operator Glass Washboards...... 98c 100% Wool J New Haven, Sept. 9.—Bern, Switzerland, Sept. the final victory. ' I ' • ponetratiou in other theaters.” —,\ Swiss Telegraphic agency ma jfuela most commonly used. . iaii GarriKoiiK in Bal New sir'-'Ti^Ses were listed in Beauty and Service Aviation aniil . Auto Receiving the . unanimous con­ Not Won-in Opening (Continued un Page Two) Britain has about > rui.OOO of patch from Chlasso on the Sv Tliese are one aptl two of a kind selected, choice t’of pelts-^Norlli* sent of the delegates to introduce, them. Dr;-Egloff said.:adding that kaiiK lo Hall Fight. Italian border said today thal] Products Nptx Simple. Third War Bond Drive (Continued ,'5il Page Two) German and Italian ^ troop# wer em (Holllinder) Back Muskrat, Miiik or Sable Bleiitl, (Quality Natural Treasury Balance he got most of hla information on ------^ S 14.93 (Continued on Page Six) the vehicles froin reports of Brit- Cairo, Sept. 9—fiPi— Gen. Sir j (Iqhting in the. street)* of Tortoii Chicago, Sept; 9— t Washingtpn. Sept. 9 ^ '^ )— The| aiti's "Committoe on the Emergen- reports ot grave'lncldent* ip aor Np.w you can onci again get the wonderful Kenwood all some motorists apparently have a Italy ha.i tollen, Berlin and Tokyo position of the Treasury Sept. 7 :' cy (Conversion,' of: Motor vehicles cbiiimander-in-chief, in nilaconcepUon "that the more avia­ are s u ^ y next, but th*’ tosk ahead East called upon Italian ern Italv Increased. At V’Oglie wooi Famou.s Blankets. Blue, green, rose, and peach. Iteceipts. S’ 35.471,860.84; expen-' to Producer (Gas" which 'q-.aa smith of .Milan: the Gernians; we tion gasoline produced the more Seeks Reason is "bigger and tougherV and Amcr- diiurc.’'.'S<1L561,560.89: ' net bal-| -i------1 in the Baljtans last night to said to have disarmed' Italia automobile gasoline would have, to icaXs should fend off any rrtckiiin' ance,'$5,333,166,637.26. - ' (Continued on Page Two) "cease all hostile ; acts" and sur- Guard Border Silver Fox be made." an oil executive saldAo- phalr philosophy that the war is render thoir equipment to the A1 irpo|>s guarding a bridge. The Oer " $3 DOWN — $1 WEEKLY day the'relationship between'"Die For ‘Hot Bok’ wffi. ' ‘ .I- lies bOt Whrned Greek find Yugo­ mans also wore reported to hav ylglds of the two. products was not in this vein. President Rposevelt slav patriot* against a prenqiature occupied the Tessin, bridge' nea< ROOFING as kimple as Is popularly believed. touched off the Third War Bond uprising against German occupa Reinfnrremeiils Rushed , Voghera. guarding It with h Chesterfield Model chine-guns amt Il"ht artillery. Glamour Coat ‘*Before the war the production Only Six Bodies Remain drive for $15,000,000,000 last night Synthetic Rubber' Output tion forces. . ' ,. To Frontier; Geriiian- ASBESTOS SIDINCf of aviation gasoline by oil com­ —a drive that, was" planned weeks In a special broadcast Wilson panies was quite small compared Unidentified o f 79 Vic- ahead and hit by remarkable coin­ said that Italian 'troopi in the Jtaliaii Tension Grows. I Bonitrers Blast at Rati Link KENWOOD to that of motor gasoline," J. K. cidence almost- the exact time of Balkans are 'TspwJ obeying my, not Ne*v Delhi. Sept. 9,—41P)- INSULATION Tax Included. Roberts, director of re*earch for Urns o f Rail .Wreck. Rome’s unconditional surrender. Keeps Bouncing Around first break Ip thf stormy Moa* 1 . 0 0 Tax Included. German ordeto- Bern, STept. 9.— Little Switz- ' Standard Oil Company of Indiana, Not Time to Celebrate , "Their ships must be handed S4 .ison In three months today Expert workmanship. AD work 80% Wool—20% Rayon. $229-«Vienna Sbught refuge In the Ual- ly buraed nbouji the face ind It was seen that aviation gaao "The fight atm goes on against and wee* rushed Id' toa BlBIfl » PIUUIIMII ^ tuJMtHAUeou The cone ' Ine production had to he -Incrto** covered. TBfcre may have been Allies and the Italian ^people, re- rrfust be changed at regular .Inter­ rubber program, he. added, but WPB has not yet permitted elas- 41 n Eeeldence Tt7$ $ 1 DOWN — 5 0 c WEEKLY vals. which slows plant production ((jonttaiwd m Pag* hMpItob MANOflSreil COHM* ^ MAMCHlkrSR COMH- itie textile producer* to go ahead. 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