r 'X flW RSBAT. iePTCMBfim i t . l « 4 f ] illanr^pstrr Ewwifttfl lI?raU» I 1 Foil Pay the Cost or the War Is Lost—Buy Bonds! was the Case a year ago Instead of Difficulty In securing floats for Troop 1. Oirl Soouta. will , meet I Bt& Chapter, Beta Sigrpa Phi, at Center Church House tomorrow 70. The total number now attend­ will hold its regular meeting this the ninth annual... Bolton Old School Rolls ing the public achoola tn Manches­ Home day paraile Saturday, has evening at 7 o'clock. Average Daily Circulation ^ - The Weather 4 b o « t T o w n evening at the home of Alma An- ter Is set at 4,273. There la ac­ For the Month of August, 1942 dmlot at 8 o'clock. led the sponsoring conrimittee tb tually no falling off In the number FiMecMt of U. S. tVenther Bnrenn abandon that part of the pro­ The*.senior choir will have a re­ Decrease 41 baaelMin hearsal this evening at 8 o'clock of children attending schools here gram. Instead * pet show by the as the additional increase made In o'clock Lionel J. Webb son of Mr. and children will be held at 2 o'clock, at the Conccidia Lutheran church. 7,530 Bide Mrs. William Webb, of Durant All the singers are urged to be the number of', chjldren now at­ Little Huuige la temperature to­ on the grounds at the Quarryville RekQieck ^ Shown But tending St. James's school just ' Member of Uie Audit street, is now serving in the Unit­ Meth'^dist church. Fifrther details pre.sent. night. ed States Army. He left .Monday offsets the loss aa shown in the Bureau of Clrcnlattons > through Hartford and aa yet is not will be fn\md In their advertise­ Little Difference in the public schools. 4 night Bhigo ment in this i.ssue. The Women’s Home League, Manchester— A City of Village Charm _{»H •ponod^ed permanently stationed. which is in chnrgc of the.peach so­ Year's Comparison. by th* Tall Cadara of Le- cial thin evening at the Salvation AUCB COFRAN { FOR THIS WORK Mary C. Keeney Tent. , D.U.V. WillardNWcken.son, son of Mr. Jktm y junior hall, explain that (CbkMlfled Advertising on Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1942 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEI virin atart hereafter at ami Mrs. l^ il JSickenson of 3r) The number of pupils aa report­ (Known As Queen Alice) IS AVAILABLE! YOL. LXI„ NO. 298 U b t o’clock tnatead of 8:15 ae C W „ will meet tomorrow evening the.v will be ready to serve at 5 SPIRITUAL MEDIUM j Bigelow . street, who, enli.sted in o'clock a'nd continue throughout ed enrolled in the achoola in Man­ SfloiM lT. on* W d ay night at tie Y.M.C.A. A good tiimoiit Seventli Daughter of a’iSeVeutli Sou Let Us Go Over Your Work . • I __ iSa month a |2B War Bond will of the members is hoped for as the U. S. Navy, left this morning the evening. Their ad.vertl.sement chester as of Monday waa found for the Newport Nav^ Training Bom With a VeU. Mnurded aa door prize instead plans will be made for inspection read througl) error ‘‘!t to 8.” when tod.ay to be incorrect and instead Readings Dully, Including Sunday, ; •And See How Much Slock Will .station. Tue.sday ni0ht he was in reality they plan . to serve a M m President ^fuses to Touch Japanese Flag (IM nanal K( attendanee award. night next month. J given a farewyli party by 81 of of there being 70 Icsa pupils at­ 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint- ' Be Required. number 'who 'Aill drop in after the meat. In the Servloe of the Peo- ' Main Supply Base Raymond F. Hildebrand, son of ilia associates at the PrM.t and stores dose at 9 o'clock. tending the schools in Manchester Russians Hurl Ba(^k pie for SO Fears. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hildebrand, of Whitney- ' Aircraft plant. East than a year ago this time there Now^,more than ever before, Hartford. The party waa held .at i.s but a difference of 41._It waa 109 Charcb Street, Hartford, Coon. 80 Linden street, has been pro­ A son has been bom to Mr. and Phone 0-0097 BAKING moted to Technical Sergeant. He the S.unset Clitb In Hartford. They Mrs. Vincent .Moriarty of 1 HTint- found on a recheck that 23 more home owners are ur^ed to in­ is in the Army Air Force'a^avt- presented him with a handsonie ington street. H.srtford. at the St. chililron were enrolled in the sulate their houses as much as Of Japs Is Bpmbed gatlon school at Monroe, Loids- monogrammed leather ca.se. Last Ffancii Hospital. ktndergvirten ih the' Nathan Hale night the members of his family school than was at iflrat reported possible to help conserve heat Foes in SALE iana. .gave him a dinner at the home Fraiik SnVith. formerly of Tol­ and that number made the big which means savinx: fuel. Otveii By Groap 5, nfvhis parents. land .Turnpike, waa up from Day­ difference. There were one or two other LadicB’ Aid Society, ^ |T.ALL Cim.ABS tona Beach. Flqrida for a few daya By U. S. Warplanes Chaptn^ Court, No. lO. Order on a business trip. He will return errors reported that ahowa that M E HAVE •1 Lutherwi Church. of Amarabth, will meet tomorrow in a few days. there are but 41 less pupils in the ROCK WOOL IN B.ATTS, ROLLS AND BULK B 1 N G O evening in th^ Maaontc Temple. public (Schools in Manchester than Counter TO-MORROW NIGHT The busineat rte^sinn will be fol­ Will. B. Halslecl, Jr. Use Cannon, .Machine A s S C r t S J u D S t HALE'S STORE lowed by a rehearsal for grand of­ Guns at Buna As r ORANGE HALL ficers night here on Saturday". SPECIAL gATUHDAT AT » M. September 26. All offlcera are re­ Ib ('oiiiiiiissioiiecl Heavy Explosives .Set Red Troop* Taking Pc quested to attend the m»^Btlng to­ SPECIAl^ Much Tougher *ition* with Bark* morrow night and the refieq^raal Oxydol G. E. Willis and Son> Inc. Fires Visible Thirty; Nazi High Command The many friends of William' B. following. Refreshments wiir-^]^ I-arge Coak-yLumbet. Masons’ Supplie.s, Paint Volga River; W’ipe .sen,-ed by Mrs. Belledna MansuK Hal.sted. Jr., of .Norwich, fomterly 2 Packages Miles Awav in Nrw Than Germans DRAFTING and her group. ^ .Manchester, will be pleased to OXYDOL 2 Main Street Tel. 512.3 Manchester Two Enemy Wedges REGISTER NOW loarn that he has recently been Britain; Other Attacks. Makes Brief Mention Mechanical Electrical The Study .group of the W S.C.S. comntiMioned a 2nd Lieutenant, LarKC * ■('^ity; Terrific Batt For Piano Instruction Corps of. Engineers. U. S. Army. 3 7 c Former Amhassador lo of the .South .Methodiat church will Packaffeo «# # W By The Associated Press Raging Along Street MIm Gertrude Herrmann Commercial me«t tomorrow evening at 7;45 at He enllated.m the National Guard with Coupon On Page S. 2 in October 1940 and baa been ata- Gen. .Douglas MacArthur’s Both Countries Says Of Stalingrad Front 612^Center St. Tel. the church. Devotions will be in with Coupon On Pnge 5. headquarters reported today I,eading to Riyerfront| f BOX K. HERAI.D charge of Mrs. F7.ekiel Benson, tioned at Camp Blanding, Florida NOREN’S QUALITY That Nipponese Must and Mrs. Arthur Glbaoa will be and Camp Shelbji, Ml.ssisaippi, that American fighter planes Fight* in Other Sectoi prior to-his acceptance aa an ofr Berlin (From German Broad-- iThe lale.st word from the Rus- hostess. I FOOD STORE Bursack Bros. SPECIAL! OXYDOL sent 35,000 rounds of cannon Be., Utterly Crushed. i/P)- The Germart sians was ihat Geriiian vanguards fleer candidate. casts I, 8ept. 18 801 Center St. Tel. 4070 459 Hartford' Road Tel. 8582 and machine-gun fire crash­ High Command reported "further which had^ speared into the Volga Lieutenant Halated haa been as­ ■ Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 18.—</P) Moscow, Sept. 18.- MBIilHdEIIT BISWAY W WPRKSHBP 61 BROOKLYN'^ signed ' to duty at Fort Belyoir, ing into the Japanese supply successes" in the battle o f Stalin­ city's oiitskifta had ’ been wiped ^Describing Japan as our most grad today, emphasizing close land Out in fighting at hand-to-hand Taking’ a .stand with the pr Virginia, where he expects to'^-be base at Buna, New Guinea, cipitous banks of the Volj joined shortly by hia wife who ha9 formidable enemy,- far tougher and air cooperation in what it from outlying .streets and hoo.sea.) MR. LBONABD M. CROUCH’* Wedding and Farewell while United Nations heavy ^called an "embittered” struggle. On the Terek riv)er front, where been reaiding in Jacksonville, than Germany, former Ambassa­ at their very backs, the .i.lon g experience In the monumental fleld Parties For Soldiers Florida. ’ bombers set fires visible 30 (Only one sentence on the bat­ the Germans have penetrated fur- fenders of StalingrM hav qualUles him as a nuui to tom to with con- Have a Good Time— Enjoy Good Food! v Pfcg8> milM in *n a.soaiilt on Rabaul. dor Joseph C. Grew told a war tle of Stalingrad.with ntf specific Ihc.st south in the Cau>.acus to­ His father,' William B. Halated, rally luncheon here toilay that counter-attacked an<l ' wij fldencie.