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THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1940. Will Open Program At Chamber Dinner Courant Photographer Going to Army Post Rilling Askedidd Glawackiana: Animal Is Spotted On Draf tees' By Motorist 0n Marlboroush Road 20,000,000 Marks Daily Glawackus is That Glastonbury French Tax Bonesio confessed Thursday night to The Courant that he had never be Bill Change Eases Duty Of President 1 Conferees Rewrite Measure for Drafting Indus-; try, Placing: Onus onj Compensation here again. At lpast that's what Louis Bone lieved all those stories about the Carpet Mill Strike Hits Other Jobs Bigelow Head Says Work in Production Department to Be Curtailed; Shippers Out Thompson ville, Sept. 12. (Spe- sio of Plainville, gasoline station fabulous Glastonbury animal.

How-, proprietor, told an Indiana motorist ever, he said, because an out of town Decide Thursday night. John Beetv of i motorist had apparently seen the Attv. General to i hj jiWest Miami Avenue, iiuiiiuiMiJumiiiiiiuiai. uc ucaii liiiul uicawum Germany Sets Cost of Army of Occupation Upkeep at Equivalent Whether ouie drove into the Bonesio station might have some trutn ATil-o ITn Piv Tn in to purchase gasoline and in the I Last year, when the Glawackus ftatve uy i ay uyos vw conVersation asked hunt was at its height, one resident of 100,000,000 Francs claimed to have shot and buried the Conscripted Employees Bonesio "Just what kind of animals Glawackus, describing it as a big tawny dog that had been running wild. Numerous reports that the igiuw in After the motorist told Mr.

General Francis A. Pal- sio that he had seen an animal, "a Vichy, France, Sept. 12. (AP.) The French public was informed of- lnf I tn rillP Cross Deiwet-n lion Bliu uug, ncvci was sum aim una uccil ciai.j iOUUUUHUte ui which developed Thursday morning fiHnllv tnrlnv that, t.hp nrir thpv whether the State should pay to its a bushy tail" dash across the high-j hiding in the woods near Glaston-way in front of his car as he was bury and Marlborough have contin- will pay for the German army of occupation of more than 2,000,000 driving tnrougn Marioorougn, Mr. uea, nowever.

employees called lor military training the difference between their military pay and their regular compensation ill their jobs in the state men is 400.000,000 francs a day. in the shipping department of Bige-low-Sanford Carpet Company will necessitate curtailment of operations in the production departments, according to a statement by the At the official franc exchange this War, Navy Depts. Smith's Proposal Is Used As Basis Connecticut Judgeship Vacancy to Stay That Way Until Election Is Over, It Seems BV ARTHUR C. W1MER. The Couranl's Washington Correspondent.

Washington, Sept. 12. Senate is more than $8,000,000. The expenses of the army of oc service. Personnel Director William H.

Donning, after conferring with Acting Finance Commissioner Robert Record of Fires Thursday, Sept. 12, 1940 company's local superintendent, Elliott L. Petersen. Mr. Petersen, who charged that cupation had been fixed by the Germans at 20,000.000 Reichsmarks daily.

But since the Germans also have a fixed rate of exchange of 20 francs to one special Reichsmark. 12:57 a. The Great Game Of Politics By FRANK R. KENT m. Still alarm.

Automobile the walkout was in violation of a at Affleck and Jefferson! union contract which the company streets. Front seat cushion holds with the TWUA providing burned. Cause unknown, isriecific methods for handling dis- H. Weir and officers of the Military Department, asked for an interpretation of Section 682e of the 1939 Supplement to the General Statutes, which states in part as follows: "Any employee who is a member of the National Guard or Naval Militia, or of the military or naval BENJAMIN NAMM. 20.000,000 Reichsmarks, Owner, Edward J.

Paseka. I nutes and grievances said that al- Courant Photos. EDWARD A. BERENDT. Co.

8. ready the rcmspection department CAPT. m. Still alarm. has become affected and others will 12:57 and House conferees on the Burke- forces of the United States.

and is of France's conquerors is only part of the price France must pay for Benjamin Namni, president of! Namm Stores, New York, will open stucco dwelline at 144 soon feel the effects of the strike. Wadsworth conscription bill todayi Captain Edward A. Berendt ofirequired to undergo field training again rewrote and made more easy 1412 PalLsado Avenue. Windsor, fori therein, shall be entitled to a leave. th nrrwrflm nt.

t.hi ninripr to be i.j i i Blue Hills Avenue. Over- i because of the piling up of finished flow of oil in furnace oil1 products. Superintendent Petersen burner In cellar. Slight: pointed out the possibility of the of application the language empow-jthe last 12 years a Courant staff jof absence with pay, in addition to ConoTess Thp Time Saver erine the President to commandeer! ohotocraoher. has been ordered tojthe annual vacation, for the period computed but is estimated at many sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel Bond.

Thursday millions. damage. Owner and occu-j strike affecting the 3000 employees private plants for defense purposes. active dutv for one year, starting: of such training, provided the Washington, Sept. 12.

It seemsj This final revision of the measure 'Rpntemher 16. the War Denartment amount of comrjensation naid to I a greed now that Congress can finish pant, Morris Ratner. Co. of the Thompsonville plant eptember 19 in connection with the 14. has a weekly payroll of $70,000.

killed. Pensions for their depend Is exDected to be laid before the atinnimrpd Thursday. CaDtain Ber-isuch employee for such leave of job within the next three weeks; ents will be required for many years. -Still alarm Five-story! Officials of Local 2188. retail demonstration wees oi me brick tenement and store which is affiliated with the CIO.

Retail-Wholesale Bureau of the building at 385 Main aW Thursday that Attorney Milton 'chamber of Commerce. An estimated 2.000.000 prisoners or war reduces tne nation man- Senate for approval Friday. Speedy enct whose commission is in shall be the difference be-1 and quit early in October. There; 1:30 congressional enactment is antici- chemical Warfare Reserve, has itween his compensation for military I will be things left undone which pated. ibeen ordered to Mitchel Field, Long 'activities and the amount due him 'should be done.

And some of the! The Senate, In passing the con-' island for duty with the an employee of the state." I things done will have been poorly! senption bill, authorized the Co'rps The Attorney General was asked land inadequately done. i dent to seize title to plants refusing Mrs Berendt and their two chil- determine the application of this I Street. Owner. Isadore "osenDerg oi new xum, regional rinm riirontnr will hp hpro Pririav uovernor rtaymonu c. naiuw power, causing continuing manu- Wise.

Co 1 vi Kinbuwi.i -f ohhv.c tho mtini An'facturing and agricultural losses. to cooperate in a manner saus ac- drpn nlove t0 LonE island later section to memoers oi tne muon- But. in the main, the work of 1:28 r. held in the occupied zones rests with alarm. City dump'! in.

eJi''Information Please" Pr8ram wU1 on Wawarme Avenue. Co flbe given, during which public rela- Guard and members of the Naval i torv to the Chief Executive. The in the month. Congress in the last three months tne people cities ana i miti leui rMiiLHLiv ihas been vital and it has been re Be towns nearest tne prison will ordered out by the Federal Govern sponsive to the needs of the nation 1 hev are expected to provide ment lor held training service for 7:19 p. m.

Still alarm. Three-story G. Knowland of New York 1 discussed brick store and tenement superintendent Petersen. Ai ZZZ tatin(r narr buildme at 110 Park i Experts taking part f'lin a critical period. It.

of course, a period ot one year and also pro- street. Owner, Joseph m'at mio head- Real News Newsreel House substituted, the so-called Smith plan, under which the President might occupy and operate planta on a forced rental basis if manufacturers declined to produce or supply defense needs at a reasonable price and to give priority to Government contracts. The Smith substitute declared such refusal a felony punishable by three years imprisonment and $50,000 fine. President Is Spared. f.i rWL quarters on Main Street to near the; 'XJ York Herald state employees who will be conscripted for military training if the bill which Is now pending in Congress Is finally passed." Under previous rulings of Attor Tribune; Tom Connolly Ridgefield Probe Starts report on this conference.

jo viu unu Liiau ii. ociito iiivcijr wj adjourn without action upon the NLRB amendments designed to correct the more glaring injustices of the Wagner Labor Act. And it is to be regretted that apparently it will not pass at this session the Walters Logan bill, which would of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys- j. tt i i IViUKCUClU. OCUl.

i T.IT OUJt tanrnnt. rranprl hv Oliarlpc liaim -0 lOiailOn. ney General Pailotti and former Attorney General Charles J. Mc Pnhii Police Lieutenant Leo F. Carroll, the Institute of Public Relations disclosing that the skeleton of J.

Davis Danforth. presment of nc Broadbent. Slight dam-; Asserting that the former work-age. Co. 1.

line contract which expired Julv 31 Laughlin, Mr. Donning pointed out BY DAVE BOONE. I see where Hank Ford has come nas not been renewed and is being Batten. Barton, Durstine and Os Karrpn Knrrnn nnn 'it has been the policy of annointinei check the abuse of power by the continued on a dav-to-dav basLi.iT i nZ.Z 'w Jr.als "aQ Deen uncw" Seeking a compromise, Senate Federal regulatory boards and com-! ti9rt nrpvflllPrt nn tlipr thp: Drocirfont lrthip TTnrfioi- o1 Clttu uy BUUUini III, a ucc UUIWIJ and House conferees on Wednesday out for Wendell Willkie. Henry went AHvprtlcinty i v.

i of Associated missions. Both these measures were iT.lrllC man iicrc. saiu Miat. an uivcsuEauon wa passed by big rnaJonties in the mim additional dollars needed for attached litUe significance to the iA manner of her death. defense could have been acted upon.

(statement of Superintendent Peter- -m i fl ate by Administration leaders. Even if he had called Congress backjsen that the strike was in violation iili -ti ti, i hU uL v. Tho i Jlanrnesfrr ISOV lakes stated that the skull had been iw aoiiiiife uijti.iio nuiuu nave i 1 i i I iKn Aniln a. U. i A A A 1 It is also true that the tax bill autnorities to pay a state employee the difference between the compensation paid by the State for military activities and the amount of pav due him as an employee of the State." In accordance with these earlier opinions, the Personnel Director said, "if an employee was a member of the Officers' Reserve Corps and received his military compensation entirely from Federal funds, no deduction whatever was made from his pay by the appointing au- utea wusvea anu ine wnoie aeienseiwia iicsuiwuwia ua uic new nicc ArseniC 111 Ant liUtlOn (thP skPlpron inriirRtd it had hrn win tan to provide more than an program delayed.

1 in the ground for about 10 years. jment to date have not brought re-i suits satisfactory to the union, but said that the strike of shippers was uioiiumauL iiauuuu ui uie icveuuei 1 Uge dense Congress not only has not re -One-year-old Earl' Ecabert. son of! Carroll recalled that on the night Mr nnri Mr, r.Pnrro FVnhrrr. nf of June 30. 1930, residents of the agreed to the Smith policy of forced; out to ttusnviue lor a personal m-rental but specified this might of Wendell and he never resorted to onlv if the President de-.

approved a new model so fast. He clared public danger to be immedi- practically took it on sight, ste, imminent and impending. Over-; night, Administration leaders de-! Henrv, wanted to make sure, I elded this restriction might be too'Buess- that it wasn just a case of drastic and embarrassing to new paint job He came away with President, and today forced a revi-! a( verdict that the 1940 Willkie Spe-sion which imposes no responsibility cli? no fs as upon the President. Under this elt Tfwelve; n0'ds r(d final revision, plants may be seized doe?" 1 overheat easily, seldom skids by forced rental if either the Secre-! ne turns and nas blakes that tarv of Naw or Secretary of VariorK- fX? resort the Willkie model, Henry thinks, but SC L'T fi they're easy to find without a blue-Substitution of this language, it rint nf thp rat-was generally agreed, makes the 1 tne not directly related to mat situation yiubiaiiki anu nittn una io a uaiigci i nuz rvmiccinn nf on rhiririio riittw nlTC nmkc rtf nV.vn,.. OlIJ UCliiailU iliaUC ill lilC IIUIIIC TVictf nln Kftn.AT.av fnllxvit I niirrrt KlrPPf VPmnn Wfl Mtrprt a in a critical condition at Manches-'OUIla rcporwo ncanng me cnes or Yet the responsibility for this failure of defense but, by rejecting the to reach a new agreement had re- Memorial Hospital Thursday i11 cannot be put wholly upon Con-! President's request that it go home suited in marked unrest throughout ter ter determining nis compen sation durina "the militarv training ress.

The real load should rest June, has advanced preparations the plant on the part or the work- nipi iiue pnysicians awaitea uie nothirc ine military training fnr rirfpnsp spvprai mn.xt.hc tt tim prs a rircnmtancp nhirh bHpH effects of arsenic the child had ac- IounQ nothing. w.u.. wii. ru iinw yiv-1 vidpd fnr this nhacp nf natinnai rip. is imnortant.

and nvprvhnriv will serious asoect to the strike situation. taKen into nis system a "It is my understanding," Mr. Donning said, "that members of the National Guard ordered to military fense neither leadership nor support. i agree it is, it is Congress which has! The strike of shipping department few hours earlier. On the contrary, he has operated saved time, and not the President.

occurred at 11 a. m.j Hospital officials reported the and still is operating, as though it is Congress which has fore-'Thursday over failure to obtain an; child picked up an ant button not necessaiy to pay for tlie pnij SSlfi thflt thprP hSfi hpTl CHURCH AND naming oy tne reaerai uovern ECID commandeering of industry a more Of rmirsp a. Forrt pnrinrspmpnl t- 3 TRUMBULL STS. nolitifal task- tn that it cnaroe 1 j. ue compensated entirely .1,.

rot. nnt-lnrr Kill 1 -J- IvT I re 1 "a nciu) euuuistu Jrom Federal fund's Thp crntnfp the President the unpleasant neces- Hoover and Landon. But that mnAnXS'oPSSt 1 n. ifii "Vr.JiWork increase in thp drnartmpnt tp. Stopped.

The buttons contain a sity of publicly declaring the nation have been essential was to nave congress pass a siaii. ui uiat ini.Qr.titv nf iani i'mt the annrnnriptinn hill, anri fnr him direction and not the PresidentJ extra compensation away back when the; whether it anDlies when ouardsmm to be in immediate, imminent and nubile likpd snppd hPttpr than safp. SPECIAL TODAY Full Course 1 an npruca InH honn ncl-oH hut aUU. QIPQ 8b Li nos- are paid by the Federal Govern a similar to sign them. The question of paying is not discussed at the White House; not considered by the Presi dent; Is forgotten by the leaders.

dispensability upon the contention! ZBrtKl Si 1 Gored by ment as well as when they are oaid by the State. "What I should like to know." lie Informed the Attorney General, "is whether or not the State. this section, is required to comoensate LOBSTER DINNER 851 LJttl llill iiV, Vl Ulllg VJ 111V WlliWlI It seems incredible that the ereat disprove it On Hanvinton Farm impending danger. ty and didn't care whether the The final compromise permits the steering wheel was in front or back. commandeering of plants "if the public necessity Is immediate and! Mr.

Roosevelt, I see by the news-the emergency In the public service papers, dismisses racketeers in la-is Imperative, and such as will notjbor unions as just a case of an "oc-admit of a resort to any other casional scoundrel." Of course he source of supply, and if such just talking to a labor meeting, cumstances are certified to by the I but you'd think he might have Secretary of War or Secretary of shown a little more indignation, the Navy and to imperatively re-! officials, is 100 per cent organized. basic fact should be ienored that! tin Thev set the number out at approxi any employee so ordered out and. if 'no nation can be strong onnueh tn! -re Harwinton. Sept. 12 (Special.) mately 75, while Superintendent jrs jjar SO, how much." i defend itsplf it.Q finonrial ueienu useu unless its iinanciau Lachance, si, was taKen A A i reiersen siaiciiieni bam uiu si.

rp to stand! lailOn training Kt.riirtnr ic cnliH crmim-li structure is solid enough m.n 1pft thoir Thp latt.r al.n iV wn. ir the strain. Yet that, in effect, is Fairfield GOP Leader iiirn icii, uieir juos. me laner iso Torrinpton for trpatmpnt of ah- Planned at 1 ale -said that new men are hire I llSataJurie. TauTliursda quire the exercise of the power AHA llltU JWi V11U Ul VaUillLlll.

Kl 1 i. -fi-ui L1'e oiiuauun as vougiess, aiier tnree feces LOUnty lor illkie months of intense concentration on nereoy createa in respect or the jaitemoon when she was gored by a cow on the LaChance farm here. kale plan'sSo or A PriyT Ruction operation, will be neces Served from 11 A. to 9 P. M.

Dancing and Entertainment Every Evening 9 M. Til C1inf Never A Dull Moment CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS Welfare Dept. Request For Exemption on Car Allowances Considered property to be taken over, or trans i mk tion nf fiftPPn hiiiinnc nf riniiarc tc hig course to studenU during the i ''l-v iThe cow had strayed from a pas- jture and two men were seeking to TalarSKl Funeral Home drive it back. The animal atiempt- adiounrafter nasTna tax ctmi academic year, a reliable Jormed, or operated. The compromise also deletes the Smith felony language subjecting Over the obiection of Alderman ills' "haminnv and imitv" in bill so thin that no one defends ay' rt .1 ffi i i 'ed to turn into a gatewav leading branted LltV LOntraCt into a garden and Mrs.

LaChance non-compiymg manufacturers the Board of Alder-; party locally, predicted in an ad-1 Realistic Treasury officials, who a Talarski's Funeral Home of 360tried to block the passage and was conducted as three veS and nf XTX" epuDcan siaie ity to have the course civilian flying Maple Avenue has been awarded a Bored. Her condition Thursday lone-vear contract to handle all was reported as favorable. ha the at Proportions. r-r ufuaic ucuaiuiiau scrMUE tnmorir. that.

irf prt i r.nnnrf r.l.. rt 1 Anrf PTPn tl-iie hi n-niiT t-uutovo wuuiu uc Kivcil L1LV OI nariiuru 3 lUUCiai rsra. Si oi tne conscription Din at large, lm- prisonment of not more than fivp riinannp HmV.rn; Vavmnt Vn 4 campaign, ni produce enough Mr Rnncpvpit. hart hart hTc iunaer tne directioo of the Yale De- contract recently held by O'Brien's i r- vn anri nr finp nf mnr. thar, votes to elect the whole state ticketing jV" partment of Engineering, and flight Funeral Home.

Awardine of tfie n.uu cijiuiuvcra iui use ui liiuii Lti." i uc uiu i ul eiiiu llu. iik 11111 iinir i i t.nr $10,000 mile IWilik1 PieaBeQ WCnaeUiwant to take up ahe question of WBmn8IlQ "iSSK maximum of month. a $20 a Won't Discuss Judgeship. uiuij mier, wrucn was generally m-1 Thp mm. n.iii 7'S.

"i v-i. HjT J1 of Attornpv Opnpral Rnhprt Alriprman O'Npil asserted the Wei-'. oiduiiy, wno teimea the maK- ternretPri as mpanino- aftov thp uueni son today declined to discuss Con-! fare Department was not adhering1 n1Y 0.s 'nore Jm' necticut's vacant Federal to the new ordinance, and that he pVnt Bradley Day The post was vacated bv resignation as opposed to taking the be marked in honor at of Judge Edwin S. Thomas more1 from the table until this situation statewide rally of Republican It -1KJ smuenis aunng me year, a bids. Mr s- I The work includes the bun-Inn of Mr.

Roosevelt wanted Congress to; The State Teachers College at citv charges and the claimin of adjourn last June, immediately aft- New Britain has already started ma'nv bodies after violent or sudden er it had made the initial aDDro- flvin? instructions in connpratinn ithe in th lattpr inttannps until iwa maae tne initial Hying instructions in cooperation. deaths. at Sheriff Erhvard a Platte appro-, A (V- man a year ago, and Connecticut: had been corrected. Democratic leartprs have sinrp hppn 'farm in Sherman nn satnrrtaw irt PJ Iour DIU10n Ior whlch he, with the CAA, and Wesleyan Uni-i further claims for burial are made riasKea. upon two press-conference versity announced this week that it Thp contract has hppn hpld hv Ait 1 ISSUeS Ot JbreedOm ivotine he expressed would offer a similar course to stu- manv of Hartford's leading funeral "no good Durnose' dents this year.

"J-Ji." n.wj ii nf IZ I ine oenei mat directors. would be served by staying in poned, Mr. Jackson said he ore- i wl11 exceed 500 It was popular sentiment and Congress itself that kept it on thej ferred to make no comment. It mTS1 He Urged simUar drives for the believed no appointment will now waJhi'L suPPrt of new voters in lhe CW. made untrelections.

jf.t hmgCcmn a quota of 5000 for Bridge- Parker Says Cornell ZoXt? io- Not Real Nutmeee-er ot the Avon Republican club drew New. Savef T-'SZl. iJjl? heSien joo. inis seems now to have been a very fortunate thing for the country. Because if the President's ngaoieruenerai John H.

Parker1 "tTV''. i will have a fine ticket with Wenrieii Just Grrivcd ihelew unmiLTons oi New Haven, the Colonel "Ma. chine Gun" Parker of World War nays, said tonight that the candidacy of Paul Cornell for the Re MANUFACTURER'S ATTENTION WE WILL BUT FOR CASH anv quantity of surplus storks, close-outs or discontinued numbers in merchandise ot any kind. Write tivmg details, Address 6215 Courant i against fifth columnists, and Baldwin and Paul nomic freedom Co1 referring to Mr. Cornell as Wendell L.

Willkie was termed by i prospective candidate for U. S. Mr. Cornell as the man who has the Senator. experience to start production roll-1 Mr.

Bradley, who is understood ing and said that in this state we to be favorable to the Cornell can-are getting places under Governor didacy, did not take part in the Baldwin. He expressed the hope applause. publican nomination for Senator was backed by "hieh-Dowereri New Yorkers which is not strange, either. necause nc is very recently of New York himself." that America would follow. Praising fpnpra! Po.t..

ni4--4. pro- meeting of i mCZVX Xtlt gram, Mr. Cornell said that while 1 Roosevelt spends millions, Governor me new navt-ii L-napiPr oi lac Yankee Division Veterans Associa- tinn "hni cnrlnlrlnt t-timf-nif iBaldwui is saving millions. Other speakers introduced by oil tho nnhnaft nntr-jUU i 1 t. I time out he iX i7 Jin iFlske Ventres, president of the club.

i Harding of Bristol. Mrs. Alsop called Pasro Kin Reunion Saturdav i uPon everyone to get out and work Descendants of Otis and Sarah 's0 tllat the "whistle of Republican Johnson Pasco of Rockv Hill wm victory can be blown this For Trie first triowJng! Many new and distinctive design have just been received by us from Hamilton. All Hamil It was Hollywood's young glamorous Starlets who gave us the inspiration for our most exciting group of svpple suedes in years. You'll love the soft, dewy look of them, the way they mould your feet.

ton watches have 17 or hold their second annual meeting Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pasco at Elm Hill.

Newlncton. Some 25 to 30 persons are expected to attend the reunion. Taylor Modecn UNDERTAKERS 233 WASHINGTON ST. more jewels and the Hamilton reputation for accuracy is known by all. We illustrate but a few of the many beautiful designs for men and THE HARTFORD BOARD OF EDUCATION PRESENTS Free Public Evening Instruction I Oil AIM I I HARTFORD PUBLIC EVENING SCHOOL RrMmtlon Mnndav.

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