MONDAY, APRIL'6,194 Ilawlirstrr Ettntittg XrtaUt Avarage Daily Circulation The Woathar Vw Am Monta at Marek, Foroeaet of U. a. Weather Bareaa AT PINEHURST About Town 7 ,2 1 1 TUESDAT ■\ Much coMer .with oocaaloaal Member at the AUdU . r Lower Prioeo On A epm su and rain tonight. Qfoea Beane. DM 415r for A daughter wae bam to Mr. and BnraM of CtrcnlatioBB Toar Vitamin • Freeh Ve(eta- Mre. John C. Grant on April firat It’s HALE’S For Your Spring Curtains, Draperies at the Day Kimball hospital in Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm blee. _ Putnam. Mre. Grant wee the for­ mer Margaret Haugh. of this ASPARAGUS .... :lb. 30c town. The parents named their yOL. LXI., NO. 160 (ClaselBed Aflvertieiag on Page !•) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRJL 7, 1942 (TWELVE ^AGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Large Sixe B unch...... 69c daughter, Joyce Amelia. GREEN BEANS .qt. 19c SPINACH...... peck 29c Manchester Air Raid Wardens wllT be fingerprinted at the police Object "of Jap Attack, on Colombo Grant’s Selected station on Wednesday evening, POTATOES...... peck 44c April 8, from 7 to 9 p. m. [Will Try to Show Extra Large Sb.e, Beautiful Curtains In All Types:— Tailored^ Priscilla and Collage Sets -■mm'*- Knox Reports Fewer General Welfare Center No. 41 ■ ••• Practically Seedless will have aifford Knight, cartoon­ FLORIDA ORANGES ist,'tomorrow night as entertainer, Smart Slip Covers and Cushions In All Color Combinations S9c doK. 2 doz. 7 5 c at the bast Side Rec. at 8 o’clock. How Changes Tied : / MEDIUM SIZE ORANGES Ught refreshments will be served. The public is invited. Attacks by U-Boats; 31C dozen 36” Pussywillow Dot PINEHURST To Gammino Claim MEATS RUFFLED 1 A •f# WT* Statement H a l t i n g Bataan Fight Severe BEEF KIDNEYS . .ea, l5c I After Hinman Ques* O LAMB KIDNEYS, 3 for 10c GOOD CITTS OF tions Reason for Hear- fjsing IrOn Heavy GisuaUiefl in Fu­ Navy '^Secretary Says CURTAINS Pair PINEHURST QUALITY ing Testimony Con- ® rious Fighting Along Gas Attack Attacks on Shipping CORNED BEEF An exceptional quality in a closely woven cerning Cost of Bridge | RIB LAMB CHOPS, lb. 35c By May 31 Peninsula Front Re­ Should Not Along Atlantic Coast SNOWDRIFT Generators pussywillow dot. Cream only. Each sidfe 36" Project in Ledyard. ____ ported ; Enemy Contin­ “THE PERFECT wide. Also-j^lain Marquisette ruffled in cream. Drop; Change May Be SHORTENING” If the ammeter pointer Hartford, April 7.—(IP )— Production of Most Con­ uing to Score ‘Some Be Feared Due to Protective 3-ppund can 76c swings back and forth rap­ Connecticut’s assistant attor­ sumer Durable^ Good* Success’ iff—Repeated Measures Recently En­ WESSON OIL idly or remains at zero ney general today told George while you are driving, the 41” Figured Marquisette Heavy Attacks on Cen­ More Humane ff ay of Pint 29c . Quart 56c E. Hinman, presiding as Gov- To Be Stopped; Or­ forced; Raiders Oper­ generator should be check­ ders in Few Days. ter; Bombing Heavy. Waging War Than ate in Waves in Ocean. LARGE ed at once. We replace Ruffled Curtains jemor Hurley’s deputy at a GOLD MEDAL FLOUR brushes or make repairs hearing to determine High­ Other Methods; Cas­ $1.24 bag way Commissioner William J. WaahiAgton, April 7—(/P)—Pro­ Washington, April 7.—(IP) Washington, April 7.—(PP) quickly. The cause of the —The War Department r)“- ualties Are Negligible. trouble is eliminated and [Cox’s fitness for. office, that duction of most consumer durable —Secretary of the Navy 36'’ Pussywillow Dot goods will be stopped by M ay 31, ported today that heavy cas? future expense avoided. he ■would attempt to show 4’alo Alto. Calif., April T.—r/p)— Knox reported today that there was x link between changes Donald M. Nelson, war production Aiming mainly at this crowded harbor district of Colombo, Ceylon, Japane.se planes made a fierce ualties on both sides marked German U-boat attacks on Ruffled Curtains authorized for the L«dyard bridge head, disclosed today. assault on the city. In an attempted ’’Pearl Har’oor” stroke, 27 Japanese warplanes were reported the furious fighting along the ”Gas is a lot more humane than Colorful project and a claim for payment shot down, 30 other.s damaged. other methods of warfare,” offi­ shipping along the United NORTON Declaring that “history will re­ Bataan peninsula front in the States Atlantic coast had for idle equipment made by the cord whether we have moved too cers of the Chemical Warfare ELECTRICAL .contractor. Philippines, with the enemy dropped off considerably last 36” Figured Tailored Curtains fast or too slow” in the drive to continuing to score “some Service told the War Department INSTRUMENT CO. Questions Materiality curtail civilian industries and con­ Air Warfare Civilian Defense School at Stan­ week and that the drop might Tailored Curtains Assistant Attorney General vert them to war production. Nel­ Signs Indian Leaders success” in repeated heavy ford University today. he due ,to protective methixls Hilliard St. Phone 4060 Richard F. Corkey, who did not son said the high point of the attacks against the te'hter of the Strongest advocate of the hu­ recently enforced by the Navy. Novelty Cottage Sets indicate what that link might be, program would be reached in a line. A communique said that maneness of ga.s was Maj. T. G. Discus.sing the submarine situa­ ade the statement after State- few days with issuance of orders Costs Nazis aerial bombing of the reap-areas Thompson, who once was told by tion at a press conference, Knox pair and feree Hinman, a retired Con­ halting moat private building con­ Will Reject Plan Now and the south coast of Bataan was an Army surgeon that he would said that the Navy’s experience Water Repellant Celanese Taffeta necticut Supreme Court Justice, struction and prohibiting use of particularly severe throughhut never be able to talk again be­ with U-boat raiders throughoijt tad questioned the materiality of iron and steel in hundreds of items. 415 Plaiies yesterday. cause of the effects of mustard . .Beautiful curtains for the North Atlantic had shown that $1.19 estlmony concerning the cost of To Be Sweeping Impact Batteries Destroy Plane gas. they operate in waves. the project adduced from Lucian ‘Their Impact here and abroad joi,„,o^ Talk. will. British Fliers Anti-aircraft batteriec destroyed He and other officers of the war May Be Reason for Decline everv room in the house. Shower Curtains H. Beebe of Norwich, a Highway will be widespread and sweeping," a Japanese amphibian plane on school agreed Americans in coast­ Pair Russians Report Their j Azad and Nehru Again ”In preparing your stories,” he $^ ,19 pair Department engineer. the WPB chief predicted, adding the water in Manila bay with al cities have little to fear from a told reporters, "it will be neces- ■ITie referee, said that he couldn’t that the two orders were part of a Own Losses Held to [ After Two Meet with horizontal fire. gas attack. In the first place, a ■sary to keep that fact in mind be­ how that line of inquiry was pattern, carefully planned by Attack Nazi There was a two-hour enemy ar­ I gas attack is unlikely, they said. Smartly striped tailored curtains for color during WPB, which changes ’’the face of 84 in Period from I cause that may be responsible for the summer In your living room, dining room or $ 2 .9 8 relevant” to the claim that Cox Stafford Cripps. tillery barrage from the Cavite I And if it comes, casuaities will be the decline in coastal attacks last American industry.” SALE sunporch. id not act to the best interests Mareh 29 to April 6 . 1 shore of the bay against Corrcgl- j negligible. Week. On the other hand the drop of the state in urging payment for 'The goal of the program is a 41” Beautiful Rice Dot Batkxoom Window Drapes To Match. $2.19 New Delhi, India, April 7. Plants Again dor and Fort Hughes,~qi|ae depart­ j "Gas stays close to the ground may be due to methods newly Idle equipment which the contrac­ ment reported, but no damage and adopted.” Floral and Nautical patterns in Dusty Rose, Blue, tor. The M. A. Gammino Company, (Continued on Pnge Two) i —(IP )—President Koosevelt’.s Bulletin! no casualties resulted, and the j (Continued on Page Eight) The Navy announced 14 subma­ 'O t N O TIO N S Ruffled Curtains Green. Peach, Orchid, Maise, and Black and White. of Providence, R. I., contended was I envoy to India, Louis John­ guns of the forts laid down a Kuibyshev, VJ.S.S.R., .\p rll kept idle because of changes in the Bombers Raid Objec­ rine attacks in the western Atlan­ Beautiful 7.— liP)— T hirty O erm an-w cu- son, has been in recent touch counter-battery fire. tic and adjacent waters last week. plans. tives in Ruhr and The department also reported a Corkey said that in order td pled communities and a large with the White House re­ Naval officials said, however, that Colorful. Chintz and Cretonne Fear on Part railway station have fallen conference in Australia between Lightning Now only two of those, one tanker and Novelties and Knic-Knacs 42” Figured Marquisette weigh the claim for idle' equlp- garding developments in the Rhineland; Weather Gen. Douglas MacArthur, com­ nent, it waa necessary to provide before fleroe Bed Army at- ■ a tug with barges, actually had tacka in the last two days In Indian independence negotia­ manding the United Nations forces been attacked along the coaat dur­ Floral Drapes he background showing what ex- Cuts Size of Force. there, and Dr. Hubertus Van Mook, Vichy to Play one sector of the western tions, it was learned today, ing last week. The other attacks You will want to be here early for the best Ruffled CurtMus Cushions ra work waa,done. and that he acting head of The Netherlands Out of Japs’ occurred either prior to March 29 loped to show that there waa a front, miUtary dispatches re­ amid growing signs that the ported today. With land com­ London, 'April —Briti.sh Indies government. The latter in­ or .else were in the Caribbean area jconnection between these changes proposals were headed for rejec formed MacArthm that resistance selection. More fun than a circus. Now Growing bats continuing in various re­ lion. Johnson talked again with" raiding Germany for the which Knox's statement did not ,nd the idle equipment claim. to the Japanese invasion continued War Tactics cover. Novelty Tdlored and • $ pair gions, the Communist party Maulana Abul Kalan Azad. presi second successive night, attacked 4 . 5 0 Situation Misrepresented in Java, with two forces of consid­ Latest figures on announced At­ 8” Candles Dish Cloths 5 0 5 9 newspaper Pravda cited as dent of the All-India Congress objectives in the Ruhr ahd the erable size, well supplied with food ^ and ^ The assistant attorney general lantic coast shipping losses show Heavy novelty fabric grounds' with rich floral Dozens of patterns and colorings to chooSe from, Strategic Importance of evidence that the Oermans are party,' and Pandit Mawaharlal and munitions, engaging a consid­ Dresa Hangers Copper Mesh Pot Clean- Cottage Curtains also aaid that lie hoped to show by prematurely tapping their Rhineland last night, it waa au­ Military Me'n Expect 116 ships have been sunk since patterns. Blue, Rose, Beige, and Cteam. in cretonne, chintz and denim coverings. Nehru, a powerful Congress lead­ thoritatively stated today. erable enemy force in fierce fight­ Pearl Harbor. These included 59 this inquiry that a letter written Madagascar to Strug­ springtime reserves, the use er, after the two had met thia Memo Pads ers by Cox to the Legislature in 1939 Bad weather, however, held the ing in the interior jungles and Further Enemy Gains off the United States, 23 off Cana­ Material By the Yard To Match ...... 59c yard Waterproof Outdoor Pillows...... $1.00 each of tanks painted khaki rather mom|ng with Sir Stafford Cripps, mountains of Java. Crystal Juice Glasses Carpet Tacks urging payment of the claim. gle for Control of than winter white in Nazi attack to a smaller scale than that And Possibly Bold At­ da, 30 in the Caribbean sea, and Smart new pat­ 87,135.32. misrepresented the slt- the British war cabinet member of the night before when more ’ Make Heavy .Attack four off South America. ' Razor Blades terns in Marquisette counter-attacks. who announced the oroposals. Shoe Polish y $1.29 ation. Indian Ocean Factor. than 300 bombers raided Cologne, Japanese assault units heavily tack on Siberia Soon. Seefetary Knox also disclosed at that will g^ive a dif­ Indication of Plan Losing decks at Le Havre and Gennevll- his press conference that the gov­ Adhesive Tape Hanks of Elastic Joseph F. Berry', counsel for Kuibyshev, Russia, April 7 (JPt attacked the American line in the ferent look to all ox. objected to Corkey’s line of London, April 7— Appre­ Shortly before, Nehru had de­ liers, near Paris. Philippines for the third straight ernment haa ’’under very careful Handi Bandage Shoe Laces your rooms. Pair —Aerial warfare Intensified even Washington, April 7—i/P)—The jlnquiry, asserting that he could hension over the part the Vichy clared his opposition to any plan The text of an authoritative day ye9terday and made some study” the problem of operating Nail Polish while spring thaws bog down for India from which the peoples lightning has gone out of Japan’s the American merchant marine, Roll Garters lot see how that testimony was government will play In the mo- British statement said: gains despite stubborn resistance Pix Stix Bunch Safety Pins onnected with the attorney gen- ground forces was reported today of the Indian states were omitted “It is learned in London that of General Wainwright’s troops. lightning war after four months ’’especially those ships on long, ral’a complaint. The Judge agreed mentoCia events of this y ear la to have cost the Germans 415 —a declaration which Congress last night our bombers attacked The Army’s late day communi­ of spectacular advances, military voyages.” Dish Mops Darning Cotton Queen Valley Tailored with Berry, but said that he would growing here in view of the em­ planes in the eight days from quarters said was an indication objectives in the Ruhr and Rhine­ que yesterday .said, however, th at men agreed today. Difficulties Manning Ships 46” Fine Qnality Pnssywillow Knox said there had been some Lace Doilies Sewing Thread permit Corkey to pursue that line ergence of Pierre Laval from the March 29 through April 5 while that the negotiations with Britain land, Owing to very bad weather, Japanese casualties w»re high. As They expect further enemy Dot of interrogation on the assumption shadows, the transfer of the Red Army losses were held to 84. were breaking down. the scale of the attack whs re­ on the previous days the invaders gains and possibly such a bold new Waxed Paper Carpet and hat' Corkey had some theory In French battleship Dunkerque from Soviet fliers and gunners de­ One element of the British plan duced and results were difficult to supported their ground forces with stroke as an attack on Siberia. (Continued on Page Eight) Hair Nets Button Thread Hind which he hoped to develop. Algiers to Toulon and the out- stroyed 119 German aircraft in sky for giving India dominion status observe.” artillery and dive bombers. On the But concentrations of Allied air Rayon Marquisette “Eventually I ahail have to dc- was that separate agreements Sew On Garters Household Combs The Air Mini.stry reported fiva Ruffled Curtains ide its helpfulness,” aaid Hinman. (CTontlnued. on Page Eight) (Continued on P n^ Two) would be made with the Indian planes were mLssing after the at­ (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) Buttons Pocket Combs Corkey sought to show that states if they chose to remain tacks. Curtain Pulls Spatulas htle the contract price for the Job apart from a post-war federation. The communique added that two Flashes! Curtains aa 875.587, payment of 883.143 Neni's statement coincided with medium-sized enemy supply ships CLate Bulletins of the oP) Wire) Receipt Books Victory Pins as recommendeid. That included a meeting with Sir Stafford were hit yesterday off Norway by Wash them—Wring them—Iron them me work done on a coat plus Cripps, who brought India Brit? coastal command planes—one by Gqmpromise Offered Oil Silk Jar Covers Crystal Ash Trays $ \ .49 pair «^is as distingulahed-from work Plan to. Re-Negotiate Fire Sweeps Coal Pockets —They will look like new after re- ain's plan, at which the emissary a torpedo and the o ther by-4K>mbs. peated washings. lone on the co n tract itself. was reported to have handed One coastal command plane is Boston, .April 7—i.JP)— Fire to­ Double Green Stamps Given With A beautiful quality Marqpisette that Complains of Slowness Nehru and Maulana Kalan Azad, missing, It said. day swept two coal pocketa, two will wash and w-ear for years. Cream Hemmed On Both Sides. A complaint that the hearing War Plants Contracts president of the Congress party, a The Brehiefi radio said today To'Avoid Showdown cranes and a’ lighter on property iraa not progressing fast enough British war cabinet statement. ______] recently acquired by the Navy De- Cash Sales Tuesday only. ame today from George E. Hin- Nehru, speaking at a reception (Continued on Page Two) • I iwrtment In the East Boston wa- 3 3 ” wide nan, presiding as Governor Hur­ Roosevelt Promises Ac­ given by 'Thanu Pill'ay, president' -ylrK pliar Suggests .\p - ' front, and sent a heavy, sun- ley’s deputy. of the Travancorc State People’s ' darkening |iall of 'black"black smoke 46” Extra Fine Qnality “We’re wasting ~a lot of time Treasory Balance Charge japs tion to Ensure Sav­ Jones Denies Conference, described those who propriation Bill Be over the city. The flame-swept 54” le n g th ...... $1.79 Lhia mom(ng. gentlemen,” com- talk of treaties with the Indian Pussywillow Dot jmented the retired Supreme court ings on Pay Will Go l^tates as ’’lunatics, fools or Washington, April 7.— —The Passed Without .\ny plant was that of the Massachu­ The JW H A I^ COM 63 ” le n g th ...... $1.98 luatice aa the pace of the hearing Rubber Delay knaves.” po.sition of the Treasury April 4: Kill Captives setts Wharf Coal Company, and MANCHfSTiii Conn* lowed during tbe'examination of Only to Government. He also indicated that whatever Receipts. 827,174,383.95; expend­ Of Pending Proposals. the rapid spread of the Are for a 68 ” le n g th ...... $ 2.19 Mebe, who waa being questioned itures, 8163,655.627.73: net balance time threatened the great Simp­ Ruffled Curtains son dry dock plant of the Beth­ n detail concerning financial aa- Detroit. April 7.— Secretary As- (Continued on Page Seven) *3,307,171,418.05. Statement Issued Offi- Bulletin! X 72” length . _____ . $2.19 cts of two bridge projMta at lehem Shipbuilding Corporation. dyard which formed the basis of President Roosevelt, in a let- seirts Synthetic Plant eiallv- s' Tells Storv * of Washinjfton, April 7,—(.^) The plant, at '2’i9 .Marginal street, 78” le n g th ...... $2.39 le fourth of 22 principal charges ter read to special war con-j Program Pushed Fast, Onlv Three Survivors. —The Senate voted 51 to 10 across the harbor from downtosvn pair ference of the United Auto- * _____ , . Boston, was located near the ter- $ 1.98 SIIPC 0 ¥ l ' (Continued oa Page Eight) Navy Mothers Dry Tears; ------tixlay to suspend its rules in l mUtal of the old Boston, Be\er* 44” wide mobile Workers (CIO) here Washington. April 7- h >P)- Sec- Sydney, Australia. April order to consider a modified ^ach and Lynn narrow gauge These are an exceptional, value for CofiA/tla itiit S iU p € today, stated the govern- retary of Commerce Jones assert- —Charges that the Japanese kill- limit provision on war'™*'""' *" “rea crowded with ed their captives in cold blood u.. I piers and warehouses. $1.98. Thousands of closely spaced ment’s intention “to re-nego- «d today that there had been no Campaign Now for Silence the islands of New Guinea and j contracts offered by adminis- 54” le n g th ...... $2.19 delay in development of synthetic rs3 ix Are Hurt tiate contracts with .the em­ New Britain were made today in | dots in cream. and ^loifuU Bhtt, Wine, rubber by the government, adding tration leaders as a compro- Ex|M*<-t» Xew H ostilities 63” length ...... $ 2.29 Gtccn, Beige ployers wherever necessary that there were now engagements Karrsas City', April 7—(>P)—The • talk about, for they had boys on . a statement i.ssued officially at mjse amendment to the $!{).• U illriiistad, ( uracao, Dutch to ensure that the savings from ! Port Moresby. • Stripe end lleral pattems m atd iej' la aad Weodroee. In Hotel Fire for domestic manufacturing facili­ nation’s Navy mothers, some with the sea. Just like her Jimmy. A rm y M inister Francis M. - l — war appropria- West Indies, April 7.—i.Pi—The 6 8 ” le n g th ...... $ 2.49 the relinquishment of double or ties sufficient to produce more Mother Jones obtained names ot Dutch go\ eminent Is taking all Celanese Ninon color for correlated ciucmblcs. premium time go not to*the em­ eyes still moist from word that Forde said he had asked that the tlons hill, 72” le n g th ...... $ 2.69 than 700.000 tons of synthetic otheC Navy mothers in the town report be forwarded to him bv sen­ possible military measures In the % Heavy cotton crash . . • vat dyed • • • ployer but to the nation.” rubber annually. their boys have been killed in ac­ and soon 17 women were meeting Hutch West Indies in view of the CHAIR nterio'r of Worcester The letter, addressed to R. J. ior Australian officers. ' \\;ashinglon, April 1 .— (IP) 78” length ...... $ 2.79 Sanforized prc-thnmk. Testifying before the Senate tion, rallied behind a rigorous to discuss lhe~welfarc of their "serious pussiliillty” that these Is­ Building Is Destroyed; Thomas, UAW-CIO international Defense Investigating committee, campaign today at the opening of sons. tration suiiporters lands may be invol»ed directly In Tailored Curttuns president, stated: Jones said that this rate of pfb- their national convention, keynot­ The nucleus began expanding new hostilities. Gov. O. J. J. W'ou- • Smart, custom details and suy-put fit said they were the only surc’ivors i offereH/a colAmroniise in the just like the most expensive miide-U^ Church Also Bums. Puts Brake on Production duction could be readily increased ing it with the slogan; “Seal your when Mother Jones wrote to an ters announced today to the Legls- ‘The provisietTin some union if necessary but declared that lips and protect our ships!”- . official Navy magazine for infor­ men who were trapped on New !i Senate "•V'' todavAn “V an effort to | latlve Council. Governor M outers order slip covers. Worcester, Maas., April 7—(ff)— contracts requiring double time or "even with thia production, civil­ The slogan will be one of sev­ mation on sailor life. Her sincere Britain after the fall of RabSul. hVOld a showdown showdmvn at thl.': j said that British troops which pair 3 Way Cushions * woman gueat and fiva firemen other premium pay for week-end ians must conserve tires and rub­ eral spread throughout the coun­ letter was published. Dozens of Shot After Capture ' time upon a weltb^r of propos- | came here last year had left fol- $ 2 .4 9 ere injured today as fire of ua- and holiday work is qpite under­ ber in order to meet our military try by 250 clubs representing 25.- letters came to her, asking about The others, with their hands als dealing with profits, labor i ietermined origin forced 40 guesta standable in peacetime. But in needs. OOio members of the National As­ the little Rio Grande valley club. tiedlieu behind Deiimu th uieir eir backs,oacKa, w ere eii aiiuishot . i .._j ______/ j ___ *______!' He ■■e dindaredu i i i o . r t i the m r ••serious possibll- Given With Cash Sales In Both Washable Ninon Curtains in Cham­ o flee the tbree-atory Mayfair bo- waVtime it puts a brake on pro­ “We have persistently worked sociation of Navy Mothers. Strive to Be Mothers or ba'yonetted to death after they j ^ contro^er-■ uj... further hostlHtie# w as Tears Tell Own Story were captured by a landing party ! SialSiai rioersriders to mthe e $19;212,773,- l-.V (.'i,- proved by the submarine a tta c k s pagne and Deep Beige. An ideal living Dalphine el in their nightclothing. The in- duction. It cause# factories to at the problem of acquiring and In her answers, she said the $ J|[ #39 erior of the building waa destroy- close on Sundays and holidays. It producing rubber,” Jones declared. If enemies have trained their group waa striving to be mothers from a Japanese destroyer, it 260 war appropriations bill. Sena-' in February, These Stores All Day Tuesday. and dining room curtain. ' and damage waa estimated un- helps our enemies.’’ "There has been no delay; on the ears on hotel lobbies with the hoi>e to sailors, Marines and Coast stated. tor McKcllar (D!, T cnn.i, floor iffldaUy at 870.000. ‘Tfie prealdent's message to contrary, .the program has been that 500 visiting mothers will do Guard men away from home, eras­ Leaflets scattered from Japan­ leader for thf .measure, suggested Concedes Defense Minister The most practical pillow made. In color- Mrs. Mildred Cbrtello, 41, a ‘ITtomas came after the - union’s pushed." plenty of talking, they’l-e wasting ing their loneliness and extending ese planes had warned that any that a "sliding scale” of profit lim­ New Delhi, Inula, .April 7— Floral Pattems their lime. Mum’s the word. A who did not surrender would be audevlUe entertainer, suffered a Declares Program Met relief to th eir fam ilies in ca.se of its, previously approved by the Britain has agreed to appoint an Rayon Marquisette ful chintz in all colors. International Executive Board had tear here and there silently tells In An Styles And Colors. ractured leg in a fall from a fire propoaed that for the War’s dura­ Replying to earlier testimony deaths. k fll^ . Senate Appropriations Commit­ Indian as defense minister, Bar Harbor Sets...... $1.00 and $1.98 lacape rope. Others injured and by William L. Batt, chief of the its own story. Four years later, the chib had Each captured Australian offi- tee, be abandoned and that the .Mohammed All JInnah, president Made of good quality cretonne, guaran­ tion individual and family incomes Heretofore st the annual roll ; cer was handed a revolver and one aken to hospitals for treatment be limited to 825,000 a year, in War Production Boaird’e Materials grown into a national association. huge appropriation be passed of the Moslem league aaid Utdnjr. teed washable. A smart floral pattern in ire: Fire Captains Daniel J. call, each mother proudly arose to Mrs. Jones now is national judge bullet and waa ordered to commit *thout this or any of the nii'mer- JInnah said this concenslon waa return for which labor would ac­ Division for a 100,000-ton produc­ tell of her son’s whereabouts and The JW .HALC CORK Tailored Curtains Blue, Green, Rose, and Wine. lahan and William Foley and tion program, the commerce secre­ advocate. I suicide, the atatement said. | ^us pending proposals. nude by the British war cabinet cept non-negotiable defence bonds accomplishmenta. Thia feature haa One of men who escaped. ^^uld W ork Out Details BUY DEFENSE BONDS men Thomas Moore, Hector in liOk of sU overtime pay for tary declared that this program “America today needs mothers in Its r^ y to Indian criticism of MAHOIISTm COHM- Hemmed On Both Sides. renter and Emory Poirlaf. been dropped. I ehammed death when a Japanese | Because the Senate committee more than 40 hours a wook. had tn fact been m et There will be cluaUra of chat­ a t th eir l>e8t,” she says, ”we the original British proposal for Beige and Cream Choreh Damage IM.OOt When the commlaaion's recom­ ahould be ready to make any sac- officer went fallen , already had stricken out a House ____India’s post-w ar IndependoBCO. AND STAMPS Scarcely had the flames in the Today’p UAW-CIO conference ting women around the lobbies. CHAIRS $2-98 of delegates from 000 local unions mendations were turned over to But If the little guy with the big riflee." I bodiea | provision for a flat six per cent | NevertheliM, despite Uila offar aad lOtel been quenched when Are. .'>4” long was called to act on the national the Reconstruction Finance Cor­ ears listens in, he’ll only hear Her Jimmy now is serving his Ths thSuT^sorvivo^ ssW thev limitation which Federal of- renewed efforts by a Lnlted SUMS 4 roke out at the other end of Main poration in the fail of 1940, Jones second hitch in the Navy. ^ ‘5 W, ^ 7 ' fitials said would not work, Me- j envoy, the leader of the Hlndo- itrect in the Elim Free Gospel CIO's recommendation that double mothers discussing . their Red wsiidercd, bleeding from their DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH time waigea for Sunday and holi­ said, there were many unsolved Croaa work. "My husband is so proud of him wounds aim numb from the hor­ Kellar .said that a joint Senate- { All-Indian Congress party express CiilOUSC^SON. hurch. The Interior of the old problems to b« met, but by May he may start a Navy fathers club House conference group would be | d forthright obje<'tlons to other Beverae of Purpose# rors they had seen, for several INC 6 3 ” long CASH SALES TUESDAY! rick atnicture was destroyed with day work be waived. able to work out details on the I phases uf the program, $ 1 .2 9 Noting ihe recommendations of 19, 1941, contracts were entered Oddly enough, this strict silence and give us competition,” she days with their hands bound be­ SOFA mage estimated unoffldally at into for plants with a total capa­ la a reverse of the purposes of the laughs. hind them before they were res­ profits restrictions later. | - . . 0,000. such action by the ClO-and AFL, McKellar ..noted that it would Markets At A Glaaea the president’s letter added: city of 60,000 tons annually. organization, whose growth stem­ Jimmy, who 4* stationed at— cued. (How they escaped waa un- 68*’ long Among the gueata in the hotel OomplOtlBg Neoprene PiM t require approval of two-thirds of Tha Valuable Premiums You Get for Your Green -r"' $ 1 .6 9 Shoold Net Be WtaMfUl med from a mother’s daily chat oops. Mother Jones definitely -explained.) New York, April 7—(4^—• vaudeville entertainers con- In addition, he said, the duPont with neighbors about her Bailor won’t tell—sent thia message “Our hands were fastened and th. Senators present to write any Stocks.^ Mixed; Monday's tally Stampa Make Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit­ itaiW IIAUcoiu $ 5 ^ 9 8 wlth a show headed by "Of course the rolihquiahment company Is completing at Louis­ boy. w|flch will be read at the conven­ we were made up Into parties of provision into the appropriation falters. able. 72” long $ 1 .6 9 Ma n c h is t ir Conn* immy Durante and members of of double time ahould not operate ville a neoprene plant with a Mrs. Emma Jones recalls her tion: ten,” said one of them. bill and that by dropping the “alid- Bonds: Irtegular; lome tails Ailsn’s orchestra. aa a windfall to any employer or capacity of 10,000 tons, and the bsckfence banter IS years ago in “There are some of us who will "Each party was taken into the ing scale” proposal, all others Improve. The eauae of either Are was not McAllen, Tex. She and her neigh­ not come back. But that is .a Col^n: Mixed; New Oilsaaa •miped immediately. (Oontlnued on Page TwoJ; (CoaBaaod on Paaa,aeven) bors had something in common to small price to pay for liberty.'’ (Continaed on Pope Eight) (Contlaqed on Page Eight) ■suing; mllla baytajL

I ' ■ ■ 1 - ► ■J'V. rif V A. C-.'v.- * -fe - TW O ^ MAMCHES'l'EK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, APRIL 7,1942 _Z nail for France, fearing that the | slan and 68 British planea had Plan Halting Urges Razing Long Strike oil would reach Nasi hands. | been shot down in aerial combat Knights Hear Pardons Board Priorities Giving SmaU Mice Colony Throwing Tovm Court Room 'ires Stolen Air Warfare ^ -betweeo March 29 and April' 4. N. K Stocks^ "TWenty-nIne enemy tanks were The Vlcljy news agency said to- Using'Iroii War Hoiising Now at End destroyed -yesterday on the eastern day'ffii’ e’I S Lines dispatch that T a l h Wirp ...... \ . . . . . 6>i Hears Appeals On Local Lot Costs Nazis front and 60 Soviet aircraft were Businessman Heaidache there was intense British air ac­ A ir Reduc ...... 34‘i Light on Cancer-Facts Entirely Too Smalf shot down or destroyed on the Bv May 31 tivity over Gibraltar this morning. Alaska Jun ...... ground.” the high command re­ .... 1% Action to Prevent De* Waiters at Joe's Restaur­ Aircraft o< every class were said 415 Planes Allied Chem ...... ____127 with defense contracts, it was not ported. '' Father Donahue Given Seven Men Serving Life ^ar Production Board have been identified also os the as for a town ;«ffice buiMlng * Nine Removed from Au­ to have taken part in maneuvers (Continued from Page One) Am Can ...... 63&, their fault. - pressing of Real Es­ When Disease or Tend­ ant Win After Four Often as iVfaiiy Military installations within Len­ principal stuff in certain viruses, ' becauae of iU central location. of considerable scope. Description of Life of Am Home Prod ...... 38 Sentences Are Among - Gray w.pnt to Kansas City to tomobiles on Center (-Tontintied from Page Une) ingrad were declared kept under Also Suffers; Official tate Values Advocated. which ore disease agents smaller Years, Eight *1Month8. Was Hall , of Records "sound but lean civilian economy," Am Rad St S ...... 4% talk to regional W PB representa­ ency Present Signs Persons Present Most fire by heavy artillery. than microbes. > v A t first the building was oc­ The Enlisteil Soldiers.;Nelson declared, adding that no Am Smelt ...... 30% Many Petitioners. Of Agency Trying to tives. There he found on attentive, Street, Police Notified. combat and on airdromes Ea.ster Appear in Unusual aud May Carry Susceptibility O f Theni Forced to cupied by the town court and the IS'azin Claim Briti$h one yet knew how "lean" , it can Am T'& T ...... ----- 118 I sympathetic ear, but, he aaya, Ut- Hartford, April 7. — (iP) — The New York, April 7—(>P)—Catch V* - < Sunday alone .while "our losses Other tiny bits of this kind of Court of Probate and space was Germans Report Lieut, Joseph .p. Donahue, Cath- ! be but that it will "get leaner and Am Tob B ...... 40% Hartford, April T—(JP>—Five Fair! Help Little Man. I tie relief. His one complaint cen- razing of emergency-built defense any New York waltcFs eye today j Stand During Trials. SoUmen* ft F U 'rc 634 Center Destroyer Set Afire were 17 planes,” the Soviet Infor­ Unexpected Ways. protein may carry the mherited provided for keeping records of ot leaner as the war program goes Anaconda ....:...... 25% field county and twb N ew Haven! I tered around their Apparent lack mation Bureau said. olic army chaplain stationed at a housing projects after the war to cancer susceptibility. and—wonder of wonders—you’ll both the Towm Clerk and the ctreet have notified the police that Berlin (From German Broad­ Position Improvetl on. Atchison ...... 37% By AI Dopidng I of final authority, casts) April 7 ■—(.4^ — German (The bureau's figures Indicated nearby army base gave a vivid "We're taking away from the county men serving life terms at! prevent depressing of real estate By Howard W. Hokeslee A poisonous aldeliyde (alrehydes see a twinkle in it. It is becoming increasingly evi­ judge of probate are now used, a number of tIreS have been taken London. April 7.— (JP>—The Ger- Aviation Corp ...... , 3'., the State prison at Wethersfield Chonute, Kos., April 7— (W ide i . "Priority ratings,” he was re- bombers fired a British destroyer aerial action of a scope unparal- description of army life to the | people things which make the I values was advocated today by Da­ Wide World Science Editor are chemicals midway between You'll have to have a little pa­ dent that the Manchester Town court waa first opened it was locat­ frois wheel! of W r i in the com- Baldwin C t ...... 12'o are among a number of petitions! ' minded, “come out of Washing­ docked at a point on the south le le d ^ Russia since the first days ^ a n standard of living," Nelaon said in I W o rld )— This little man and the ^ New Haven, April 7.—Odd new acids and alcohols) was given tience to do it, of course, but so Court room is far too small for the ed in the basement of the present members of Campbell Council, ; Bendix ...... ----- 35% being heard :oday by the Connec-| ton.” vid B. Simpson, president of the i pany*#- salea lot ^ n Center itreet, English coast and scored hits on a of the German Invasion last sum-1 mf!S?rv^diWBlon his discussion of the changes at a War Production Board have one * alike to susceptible and resistant did the waiter.in order to get that building with little space for, the mer. Such details, however, as the ' ‘ hs « Nazi infantry division Knights of Columbus' last evening | Beth StI ...... 59% ticut Board of Pardons, meeting | I The further he dug into prior- National Association of Real-Es­ facts about cancer are coming to lar^e numbers of cases now being radio station, the German high press conference, but "this is the mile at Yale. The poison killed the happy gi.eam. proper operation or conduct of the nine t ir u in all. at the K. of C. home on Main Borden ...... 19'. at the State prison. ■ thing in common— each has given \’ ities, the more complicated they tate Boards. fight in a colony of 15,000 mice at heard there three times weekly. At command announced today. major combat areas and the pro- i ’*'* and way of total all-out war and the cancer-susceptible animals more For after four^years, eight court. Since it was brought' up­ There la no watchman in Uie street. About 100 nvembers of ('an Pac ...... 4', ]the other a headache. I seemed. It was easy, he learned, to Simpson, speaking at a dinner in “British bomber aircraft last portion of victims shot down were imnrnve j price of early victory.” Those of Fairfield county serv-l Yale University. months and four days of picket­ Saturday's session a dozen cases stairs into the former probate buildinc and the tire U)lef8 aim- the council were in attendance I Ches & Oh ...... ----- 29% ! misinterpret riillngs— and that his honor here last night, said that quickly than the others. Again a night carried out nuisance raids oh not announced, i . , German position, Ex- ing life terms who are listed in| William M. Gray of this town of They show that when cancer or ing, the waiters at Joe's restau­ were presented in court or were court room, scant changes have ply fo t Jack! and removed the with Chief of Police Charles J. | “CMualtles” Inevitable CTirysler ...... ----- 55% the petitions are: John Nichols, ; .was another route to delay; if it were necessary for the Fed­ sign of a difference In body make­ western Germany,” its communi­ 110,000 in the heart of America is cancer tendency are present, the rant over in Brooklyn have won continued for action one week la­ been made in the Interior, except '' Qre! during the night Ume and : Kill 2,300 fiermans change Telegraph said. Hallissey of the Hartford police Injlustrial "casualties" in the Coca - Cola ...... 67 second degree murder; Joseph] eral government to build houses up. que said. "There were slight civil­ Manages To Keep Operating signs appear in unusual and even the longest strike in N ew York's ter, taking an abnormally long for periodic painting and redecor­ left for parti unkown. I Red Army men were officially The German report said numer- department. Lieutenant Thomas conversion drive would be just as ' Col C a rb o n ...... ----- 60 Journey, second degree murder; I the little man. during war-time in excess of unexpected ways in other parts of - Methylcholanthrcne, a synthetic ian caaualtles.’' \ Gray is no quitter. He kept fill­ history. time for preparation. ating. There have been aeveral reports ' declared to have killed 2,3.00 Gcr- ous prisoners were taken and that Inevtiablc as deaths on the battle Col Ga.. * E l ...... 1'. Leonard Antonucci, second degree The headache? peace-time needs, such construc­ substance which causes cancer, Three raidera were said to have Sullivan, fingerprint expert of the j ing out blanks. With ratings he the body. The signs include diet Thirty-two persona were stand­ Vaults formerly used to store of tires having been removed from mans in two days on the Lenin- the Russians suffered bloody and field, he continued, "but we hope Coiiil Inv T r ...... 23*i murder; Emerson Joyner, second! He runs a small factory—using tion should be regarded as a cost was given to cancer-resistant Dispute Over one-Day Job same department also present. 1 got, he managed to keep operat­ peculiarities, chemical activities, ing, many of them witnesses called the records of the town clerk and parked, unprotected cars but this been shot down. ' grad front and recaptured Is more severe Josses, there will be aa few as possible." Com! Solv ...... 8*i degree murder, < and Herman 8eU| I materials which are, vital in an of w ar and should be demolished mice. It produced cancer, a.s ex­ The historic walkout, which The fighting squadron of the Neither spoke during the evening. ing. A few employes had to be laid lowered resistanie to some toxic to testify in the .se.ssion on various judge of probote -.are now used, ia the first wholesale tire theft, so settlements on the Kalinin front ’ Orel is 200 miles soTttJi of Mos- In the moat optimistic picture of Cons E d i s ...... del, second degree murder. ] all-out w ar of both men and met- after the war. , pected. But odefiy the cancers wore started over a dispute concerning late Lieut. Col. Werner Miielders , Grand Knight, Dr. George A. , off but it wa.s better, be thought, matcrialB and the way the heredi­ cases and there was in.sufficient respectively, for police use and as far reported. to the south. row. w ar production so far painted by Con.. Oil ...... ■ ■■■ 5% Men from New Haven county] [als— and he hasn't been able to not all the same kind. one man’s one-day job. and which won its 3.000tri sir victory, the Caillouette, presided for a short than closing and throwing the rest Oppose Use After War tary structure of tissues modifies room in (he prisoner's dock to ac­ an office for the prosecuting atr-, So far aa la known no watch-1 "On another sector of the f r o n t , " ------him, Nelaon nevertheless reported Cont Can ...... 23% serving life terms and listed in I [figure out a way to convert it to There were four varieties, some wa.s aired in virtually every court high command said. business meeting after which a of them out of a job. Three times a The country’s organized real es­ malignant attacks. commodate all of the pri.soners ap­ torney and a record room for the men are employed by automobile i ; the Informaion Bureau said, "So- that the over-all Army, Navy and Corn Prod ...... 46'- the petitibns are John Overus and] I w ar production. Widely different. Here again the and before labor mediators ga­ delicious corned beef and cabbage w p B field consultant came to his tate men, he said, did not oppose Irreverent students call the pearing before the court. - present tov/h court. An office room aalea concema over aeveral uaed | The British raid was for the j Viet artillerymen in two days Maritime Commission estimated Del L & Wn ...... ■ . . . 3% Arthur D. Brown, both charged] lore, ended yesterday in a three- supper was prepared and Soon M ay Be Closed plant to study his problem. M a­ emergency war-time conathiction, trim, new mouse building the differences in body make-up were to the. rear of the court room is car aalea lota, and with rubber : second night in succession. I fighting destroyed 17 blockhouses requirements—-now for the first Du Pont ...... ----- 113'- with second degree murder. way victory for the man with the Moat A n Forced to Stand Admits Theft’ served by William P. Quish and The War Production Board terial shortages spread from day but did not believe it should be al­ mouspital. It is a one-story, at work. used by the clerk of cotirt. what it la today, it ia expected pre-1 H ouSm Reported Damaged and defense works and five ma- Eastman K od ...... ----- 118 Others from New Haven coun-l napkin over his arm, The fact is, there are 10 chairs the house committee. Past State time "pretty well defined"—were J would like to help him stay in bus- to day; regulations tightened. lowed to remain after the war. separate structure, almost hidden Not Very Poisonius There is a constantly increasing eautiona will now be taken to pre- j ' chine-gun nests." "in some caaeq greater than we Elec Auto-L ...... ----- 24'... ty petitioning for pardons are;] A.s in the case of Manhattan's f'or witnesses or visitors to the "Damage was caused to house.' District Deputy William J. Shea liness, but after all its first task To Gray it "seemed like a sort o f Simpson, a Portland. Ore., resi­ in a backyard area among the tall An aldehyde which is not very and ln.sl.<»tei’.t demand that a build­ vent a recurrence of these acts. ■ A counter-attack on the cen­ Gen Elec . . . ,i...... ----- 24% William Hunt, manslaughter and] Brass Rail restaurant' strike, set­ court and eight chairs in the pris­ in residential quarters," an offi­ Of Gems Here was a speaker earlier in the pro­ can produce in_.1942 and perhaps ■ is to "get on with the war." Nev-, merry-go-round. Wsshing;ton al­ dent, is on tour of the war-produc­ buildings of the School of Medi­ poisonous was given to 250 mice ing to properly house the court tral front was said to have been Gen Foods ...... ----- 29'i I theft of motor vehicle. 14 and five [ tled l.sst Wednesday at nearly 39 | oner’s doc)<, with little room to cial statement said. gram. ) even in 1943." jertheless. It thinks the headaches ways seemed to be “changing the tion centers of the nation, and ar­ cine. It was erected with funds which already had cancer... Several room in a manner to which a court ' repulsed by the Russians with Gen Mot ...... 35 I sixths to twenty-five years; JohnI months of picketing, il was a place additional chairs . ih the "There were some dead and tn- Tells of Army Lite \ But he gave these items on the ■ the little man and the W ar Pro- setup,” he said. rived in Hartford yesterday morn­ from the Jane Coffin (Jhilda Me­ were cured, many others I'mprov- of any calibre is entitled and to ‘ Hecker Prod ...... I Kelch, manslaughter and theft o fj priest who engineered the agree­ courtroom. Frequently as many aa jufed 'am ong the civilian popula­ 1 *'*^‘"* I? Germans | | Confesses to Lieutenant Donahi^’a remarks i encouraging side: ■ . . . 4-', I duction'-Board have given each He went ahead with plans to ing. He visited the city's large war morial Fund for medical research. eJ and many died during the provide at least seating for the in­ British Fliers | I capture of five machine-guns and Hudson M o t ...... 4'j j motor vehicle, 14 to 25 years;] ment. eight policemen or more are re­ tion. were confined to stories - about 1. Military expenditures in {other soon may be eased. produce gas water heaters and plants and housing projects. The 15,0(X) mice live In alr-condl- treatment. An odd fact appeared: creasing number of persons who disabling of three tanks. Int H a r v ...... ----- 44 Walter Madden, assault with in-1 In both instances, the Rev. John quired to be present in court to The Berlin radio said today that Breaking into Home of army life from a chaplain's view­ March amounted to S2.500.(W0,000 Twenty-seven of Gray’s 48 years tanks for homes. tioned rooms. Scores, or hundreds The dose of this aldehyde which ^re required to appear in court in Report Hungarian Revolt Tnt Nick ...... 26'»i tent to murder, attempted escape I P. Boland, chairman of the State present their testimony, and all of a German- bomber scored direct point. .He told, the members of for munitions and construction [have gone toward development of "You wouldn't dream s little of them take part in each experi­ killed the cancerous mice did no connection with the prosecution of Attack Nazi hits on s radio station on the Eng­ Tass declared in an Istanbul dis­ Earl C. Loveland. int Paper ...... 12'., with violence, 25 to 30 years; Jos-I Labor Relations Board, talked the these, without exception, are re­ the council that he was riot versed alone, 33,000,000.000 If pay and {that small factory near the coun- thing like this would stump you," ment, giving the added reliabil- apparent harm to mice which had cases. It is absurd that a condi­ lish southeast coast yesterday, patch that some men of a Hungar­ Int T i- T ...... ----- 2 'j eph Assuntino, breaking and en-l di.spiilants into signing a peace quired to stand. in military affairs. But happily. i subsistence of the ,armed forces I try’s geographical center and not be smiled, pulling a tiny brass jet Potential Vote lly of large numbers, no cancer tendency. tion exists such as was noted here setting one building aflame with ian regiment ordered to the Rua- Johns - Man ...... 60 tering with violence, seven to ten I pact. At the prosecuting attorney's John W. Hayes. 23, of 72 Allyn he said, "nriy work keeps me pret- ; were added in. The 32,500,000,000 {far from his rural birthplace of from his coat pocket. Started 85 Years Ago Odd discoveries like those ‘ are last Saturday when 32 persons Plants Again cannon fire. I sian front had revolted. About 70 Kennecott ...... ----- 32'- years; , Eugene Caatiglione, man-1 Hailed as Total Victory desk there are three chairs, one street, Hartford, awaiting trial in ty busy. Every enlisted man, ; represented a three-fold increase 1st. Paul, Kas. "Other materials for the gas This house colony was started 25 bringing to light a thread of hope were required to stand. I ^Idiera who signed a petition say- lUgg&My B...... ----- 60 slaughter, 10 to 15 years; Abram I Outgrowth of the Brass Rail for the prosecuting attorney, one regardless of his creed, always over March a year ago, and figures He has worked diligently on the heater unit cost about 319. Eight Now 80 Million years ago by the director, Leonell for solving cancer. The Yale find­ ------1______4" j ing they did not want to fight the Superior Court with his brother, , Lockheed Aire ...... ----- 21 Mallison, indecent as^ult, two I settlement, since Joe’s was taken for the dcfen.se attorney and one (Ooatiiined from Page One) treat the chaplains with every , out at a rate of 330,000,000,000 a {theory of "a better mouse trap. gas jets, like this one .that go Into C. Strong, Ph.D. It began m • a ings and many more from other d garetts are retailed in Great Report Patrol I Russians were arrested’’ and ring- Thomas Hayes on charges of ■ Loew's ...... ----- 39% counts, five to seven y iw s ; Mi-1 over by that management last for the clerk of the court. A chair courtesy,” he declared. year for military expenditures, ]etc.” Only he built gas appliances it cost 15 cents a set. dilapidated chicken coop when he institutions are telling scientists Britain in small paper bags with­ . leaders were shot, it said. Lorillard ...... ;.. ----- 12% chael Zofehak, conspiracy three I [fo r the mid-continent oil and gas January, yesterday's agreement is provided for the (Thief of Police, that an Italian aubmarine return­ Activity in Libya breaking and entering and larceny, He said, further, that he was compared with a total physical "O f the 1,000 pounds of brass it was at St. Stevens college, Annan- where to look and what to look out foU or cellophane wrappings. The Moscow radio said 60 Nazi ' Mont W a r d ...... 27 to four years; Michael Cinque, tw ol [field in Kansas, Oklahoma, Ar- Census Bureau Makes was hailed by Nat Messing, busi­ who acta as the court bailiff in ing from operationa in the Atlan-1 has confessed to the thett of jewel­ convinced that thi.s country now ; production of 340,000,000,000 for takes to make 25,000 of these, half dale-on-Hudson, N. Y. Today his Rome, (From Italian Broad­ parachutists attempted to drop be­ Nash - K elv ...... counts of theft from person, two| for. ness agent for Local 2 of the W ait­ Manchester, and another ia avail­ tic told of sinking three vessels' the nation at the low point in the jkansas, Louisiana and part of of It can be reused as scrap. Be mice have gone to cancer labora­ cast) April 7— JP)— The Italian ry and other valuables from the had one of the greatest fighting ! 1 Nat B i s c ...... to five years; Mary Blasibs, abor­ Estimate After Analy­ ers and Waitresses Union of able for the probation officer. aggregating more than 20,000 j hind a Russian line which had re­ depression year of 1932. . ... I’sui ) Texas. tories in many other parts of the high command reported today home of Earl C. Loveland, 41 | pnachines ever organized and tion, two to four years. cause we can’t get these, 25 per Brooklyn and Queens (A F L ), as -1 pelled repeated ground assaults j Nat Cash R e g ...... ■ . . . 14% When Wide World’s inquiring re- sis of 1940 Count. But One Clalhea Rack tona. Exchange Telegraph report there had been lively patrol activ­ Strickland street on Dec. 5,-1941. I rould only see ultimate victory Seen Shipping Goal Met Other Petitlonr cent of our capital stock is in world. and Red Army machine-gunners ! Nat Dairy ...... ----- 14 I porter wanted to know how a lit­ a total victory for the union. There is one clothes rack for all PHDTOJiFAX ed thl^ momiiig. I ity on both .'Ides on the Libyan The confession was obtained our forces. He .w-aq warmly 2. "I feel definitely that we are Elarion Daniluk, operating an I frozen Inventory." They are special mice, some Measles Cases Nobody knows how far the Shipe Reported Sunk I ' Nat Distill ...... ----- 20'i tle man felt about the workings of the outer clothing of churt attend­ battle front and said Italian onlVtlr*ee‘^''reac^*id “the ” yro*^^nd from. yesterday by Officer j "ppiauded when he finished speak- going to meet" the goal of 8.000, automobile in such a manner aa to| Shaeffer says one of Gray’s trou­ Washington, April 7.—('P)--The strains being susceptible to can­ pickets actually walked— perhaps The Bremen radio said the three N Y Central ...... ----- 8 I priorities, he looked him up. ants which scarcely can take care planes attacked British concen­ only three reached the ground Edmund F. Dwyer of the local p o -! 000 tons of merchant shipping cause the death of another per­ bles Is he’s been trying too hard to United States, which turned out a cer, others resistant, the differ­ a million miles, all told— but ac­ alive. Nor Am Co ...... • ■.. 7% Looking for Materials Drop ill Slate of all the hats and other clothing HASTE were: trations southeast of El Mechili. lice department in the Hartford called for by the president fey son, in 1928 fined 3200 and one| stay with copper and brass. ences resembling those between cording to Messing their feet won Increased use of ’ cavalry and Packard ...... 2% Gray had been doing some look- record-breaking total of 49,815,312 of those who have legitimate busi­ \ Melpomene, British, a motor It said the British lost eight County jail, where he awaits trial | 1942. month in jail, execution suspend­ Not Enough for War human families. them: . horse-drawn sledges by the Red , Param Piet ...... ----- 13% jln g himself. He had been looking votes for the 1940 presidential ness with the court. MAKES .tanker, 7,011 tons. planes— six in an attempted raid for breaks in New Britain several | Plan to Re-Draw 3. The Ford Motor company's ed; 'Steve Kuropatsienski, statu-l The Strongs have two sons, but 1. A closed union shop, j Army l.s experted during the next , Penn R R ...... , . . . .. 21'i "We haven't got enough cooper Hartford, April 7- The inci­ The pre.scnt building housing ‘ Charles Racine, Norwegian, a on Dema —and two in a raid on months ago -y-wt »■ j t'ory burglary and attempted sta-l [around for materials he could use elections, has a potential vote of Mrs. Strong, petite, brown-eyed, 2. A closed union shop f'or other .six or eight weeks as the battle great W illbw Run plant for heavy Pepsi - C o l a ...... ----- 19 and brass in sight for the war," the town court wa.s never intended WASXtA tanker, 9,057 tons. Bengasi which "caused only slight I'scd Skeleton Key tutory burglary, in 1922 commit-| [w ith the priority ratings he enr- dark-haired, finds tlmf: each day dence of measles is on the wane in restaurant employes as well. . front becomea.,a vast quagmire. War (lonlracls bombers in M i9higan will be in Phelps Dodge ...... 27% .Shaeffer elaborates. "W hat Mr, approximately 80,000,000. Boren, Swedish, a freighter, damage.” Hayes admitted entering the ted to seiwe two to four y ean and| [ries in his pockets these days. to don a white gown and work for court u.se. In fact the building production about a month earlier Phil Pet ...... ----- 33% Gray and hundreds of others llkj The Census Bureau made this Connecticut, the State Health. De­ 3. A 32 weekly raise bringing 4,528 tona. Malta was attacked again by Constitute Sanitary Problem Loveland apartment at 41 Strick- discharged from prison in 1925. His chief quarrel with priorities v/ith her husband. She counts and was constructed with restrictions than previously anticipated and 1 Pubc Sve N J ...... ----- 11 him should do: is to get in tough estimate today after an analysis partment reported today, listing their salary to 31’V for a nine- bombers, the Italians added. (The German news agency DNB lan street on the afternoon of Dec. Others of Fairfield county listedl [la that they should be simplified classifies thousands upon thou­ imposed as to its enlargement on l b : (Continued from Page One) will turn out its first plane before Radio ...... ----- 3 with the War Production Board’s of the last census showed that on 365 active cases compared with hour, six-day wefek. The Melpomene formerly was a The communique said an Ital­ reported an interim In the flght- 5 with a ckeleto'n key, the Love- in the petitions aije; Watson Moul-I 1 and clarified. sands of cancer figures, the moat land not owned by the town, but the end if May. . Rem Rand ...... ----- 8 Conversion Branch and perhaps it April 1, 1940, there were 79,863,451 518 a week ago. I French vessel, trading with Medi- ian transport sailing in a convoy ' ing because of .spring mud "render­ lands being away from home dur­ thrope, robbery with violence, 181 “The setup," he emphasizes. monotonous work in the hospital, group of employers. W e are ask­ 4. The conversion of the auto­ ' Republic Stl ...... ____ 16% could suggest a substitute metal." citizens 21 yeafs or older. How­ Whooping cough cases increased ' ' t^rranean oil ports before the war waa torpedoed several days ago ing roads impassable and thus pre- ing that atternoon. Hayes said he to 25 years; Edward Minski, roh-| I “has seemed to hold out a hope for but indlspensible. Now Is a good time to give the ing sacrifices from no group for mobile Indiistrj' to war production Rev Tob B ...... ; 23 . Shaeffer agrees with Gray that ever, the bureau added that this in number from 72 to 83 during ; began in 1930. She figured in the off the Qreek coast and only a I eluding large scale movements." It was accompanied by H arry Priest b^ry with violence, two counts, 121 [the small business man that never Odd Diet Angle Appears Triplets aii--Charles Mrs. Arthur Tozzoll, 27, whose { line in the German winter defense ladles' wrist watch, several rings bery with violence, 15 to 20 years;] over their priority problems and at Diet as a possibility in control Card of Thanjis Laid down in 1934, q^e was un­ necessities and limiting war pro- , Nelson gave no figures on this ' Un Carbide ...... 80'* I the same time seeing that regula- derstand them and comply than the total population, due to A. Shafer retained his village husband works in a w ar industry I system waa declared to have had and a small amount of change. John Huydic, robbery with T-io- of cancer ia just now a very live We the undcrslaned wlih to thank scathed in an attack on enemy duction profits to three per cent point but W P B reported Saturday 1 Union P a c ...... 72% jtlona are enforced. "We find .many cases where lit­ the increasing proportion of adults board seat in the same way he plant, became the mother of trip­ our many nalahbors end friends I "the expected success.” Hsyes W as Suapectod lence, seven to ten >'«ars: Anthony! question ever>'where, particularly forces at Narvik April 10, 1940, that labor-management commit­ i Unit Aire ...... ----- 31% tle business men are violating the and to the declining percentage of first won it- by a boy drawing his lets, her first children, yesterday. for the wnrdi of eympathy and acts I ("General staff officers of thf Mrs. Loveland reported the on capital investment. Tfocce, breaiting and enteringl Complexities Disappearing in view of a recent discovery at when she participate in the de­ Union delegates were called , tees had been organized and the 1 Unit Gas Imp ...... 4', "The complexities of priorities.” priorities unintentionally." he said. aliens. Between 1930 and 1940, the name from a hat. Shafer and his Four hours earlier twins were -'6t Vlndneas ehown toward ua at I German Army," D N B said, "de­ break to the police upon her re- Quring the night season, two to! (Jornefi Medical College and the -fallotsuc\ the time of the untimely death of struction of six German merchant drive was advanced in 308 plants. U S Rubber ...... 16'* [says Shaeffer, “are rapidly disap- "In those oases we always give total population Increased 7.2 per opponent. George Kahn, each re­ born to Mrs. Mary D ’Agostino, 23, o m C — clared Monday that there were va­ tuin home later in the afternoon here to act on the national CIO's five years; Rocco Tuzzio, burg-1 National Institute of Health that a our dear eon and brother, Stanley htllps and the German ammunition j U S Smelt ...... ____ 40 I pearing as more W P B consultant., them another chance." cent, but the number of citizens 21 ceived 98 votes in a village elec­ wife of a garage owner. . J, lamel. Kepeeially would we rious indications, according to re- of Dec. 5 and police, suspecting executive board recommendation j Steps Seen Important lary, six to 12 years; Candido Ma-| little extra biotin, a B vitamin, CRMtRflSHOP ; ship Ravenaffldt. Two of five de­ ! U S Steel'...... 50% go into the field to straighten out Wants to Win W a r or older jumped 18.7 per cent. tion March 17. Officials resorted to thank the employeea of the Pioneer J porta from all sectors of the east­ Hayes, who formerly lived at that that double-time wages for Sun- ! chado, indecent assault, five to] increased cancer in some rat ex- Parachute Co. stroyers which made up the Brit­ West Union ...... ----- 26% ten years; Joseph A. Zena,' rob­ [problems of individual planta Of the potential voters. 59.4-jjer the boy and hat to break the tic. ern front, that the winter warfare address, and had been convicted day and holiday work be waived the steel curtailment order now Like all Americans, Gray wants pennients. Stanley Samel, Sr., ish force were lost.) West El i M fg ...... ____ 70 bery with violence, five to sevenl "It hasn’t- been an easy job, with to win the w ar and is willing to cent lived in towns or cities of In 1938, Shafer .ied the incum’icnt Mr. and Mra. Theodore Criybek. completely exhausted the strength earlier of various crimes, has been in response to suggestions from pending represent steps “as Impor- Reveals Color Difference Woolworth ...... ___ 24% years, and Albert Cheh, rape, six] [no pattern to follow, to put priori- close his plant, he says," if it’s 2,500 or larger. candidate, then won on the draw. of the Soviet Armies.” ) sought , by the\ police since. President Roosevelt and Donald !' tant to victory as the winning of Among the Yale mice, black Elec Bond A Sh (Ckirb) . ___ 1 to eight years. [ ties into effect In a nation of 130,- necessarj:. He believes, however, Women’s share of* the vote, while 30 Persons Killed Decline In Spirit Seen Hayes.will bK charged with the M. Nelson, war production chief. a major battle,'' the production light has revealed a color differ­ [ 000,000 persons. " civilian needs will continue on a still in the minority, also increased. Tass said "the decline of the local break in'SuperiorIn '4 Court in Acceptance Reconmnended ence between cancer-susceptible ‘ chief said. Gray uses sheet metal, cast iron, limited scale and that the govern­ Of the total potential voters, 40.- By Explosion fighting spirit of German soldiers addition to the New Britain Acceptance of this was recom -, and resistant animals. This color, I '"They mark the suspension of [ copper, brass and zinc— all vital in ment should work out some sort of 111.435 were men and 39,752,016 Cairo; April 7—(^)—Thirsty per­ and officers " was the subject of an charges tomorrow. mended by the auto union's board Jail Sentence a fluorescent red, appears in the R * U * A W A P t ? i the consumers durable goods met­ Curb Slotks [valyin g degrees. program to let little business men, women, but In the decade the num­ sona, including eight British sol­ order of the day to the 23rd Ger- i Officer Dwyer located the Love-1 provided that time and a half were glands used in moistening the eye^. al industry and the civilian con- ] Gray felt their shortage coming in his boots, exist. ber of men In this group increased Mabieu's diers, were killed Sunday by an ex­ man Army corps of General Schu- ; lend jewelry, radio and other paid for work over eight hours a The gland shows bright red in structioiv industry," he asserted. [even before priorities. He knew it "If we have to fold up. we want 17.7 per cent while the number of bert, a copy of which was reported . valuables in Hartford and Spring-1 d y or 40 hours a week, time and For Book Maker adult, cancer-susceptible mice, but 183 Spruce Street plosion of captured Italian aminu- "They make possible the complete | Cits Sve ...... 2^ii I might be difficult to keep his 20 to know now— not in 90 days,” women increased 19.7 per cent. seized by guerrillas. a half for a sixth consecutive day's not in cancer-resistant animals. nltlon on a lighter wharf near the ‘” '*"■‘11*■ • field pawn shops where it w a s' ------conversion of the men, materials, El Bond and S h ...... I 's [employes on the payroll at his he declares, adding that the small The news agency declafed 30 This red color U due to a minute Sues canal, it waa dlacloaed today. pawned by Hayes under the names work, and double time for a and machine tools formerly devot- \ N lag H u d ...... lAil [two-story brick factory. business man should be reimburs­ more cQmmunltles had been libera- ' Waterbury, April 7.— (A>)— Paa- amount of porphryn, a chemical ' Eighty Egyptian workers were of Peterson and Ambrose. seventh. ed to these pursuits to w ar p ro -' Segal Lock ...... 11-16] Put Future in Balance ed for stocks tied up without so injured. Buildings nearby were not ted In two days of fighting over Weather Expeeled which forms part of the blood and MazolaOil, The board recommended that duction." ^ quale Testa, alias Ty <2Dbh, 46, Priorities put the little com- much red tape and delay. unidentified qectors, one of these is vital in some other tissues. Here gallon can ^ I e O J damaged, It waa said. the union reaffirm its pledge The only civilian construction w »s fined 31,000 and costa and Evacuating Top Floors {pany's future in the balance. Shaeffer looks at the small bus­ / / ’« Time to be T h e,ammunition was being un­ including a large railway station. is probably a sign of blood differ­ Shortage of Men against strikes during the war, permitted under the building order sentenced to six months in jail af­ "Can this 40-odd year did com- iness in the war realistically. To Temper Oil Gut loaded from a captured Italian that the union increase war pro- ence between susceptibility and \f4nild be such items as “a chicken ter he pleaded guilty in superior St. Louis—(A*)—Thirty tenants--| ]pany survive them?" Gray asked "Unfortuifiitely for small busi­ supply ship; i duction “to the utmost by all coop, a barn or a porch," Nelson knowing cosh customers may ridel nesses, most of them lack the freedom from cancer. Potato Chips, Report Red Breaks In Stale Police court today to a charge of being [himself. Alexandria Raided means available,” and the swing said. but won't walk to their doors— I He kneM it hod stood shocks be- trained personnel and the preci­ Mice with a cancer tendency t the owner and chief operator of a Washington, April 7—(>P)—Ar­ package ..... Alexandria, site of the great Into ^azi Lines \ shifts be established for 24-hour, The ateel order “will prohibit are evacuating the top six floors o fl Ifore. It v w bom in the post-de- sion tools for the job demanded of show one lower type of liver ac­ ON GUARD hor.se-race betting room. rival of normal spring weather British Naval base, was raided by Bridgeport. April 7—(A*) -De­ seven-day week operationa. them,” he said. tivity than the resistant animals. Berlin (From German Broad­ at an early date” the use of iron , Entering a plea of guilty to a the Commercial building. Inabilityl Ipression M y s of the gay Nineties, was expected today to temper the Axis bombers last night and eight spite the increasing duties being The nine points of the "equality . "I do say that the thing for the This activity is in xanthine oxi­ casts) April 7.— lAh—The Berlin and steel In hundreds of metal charge of • assisting Testa In the to obtain' elevator repairs willf |springinE’ icom the few hundred effects of a 25 per cent cut in de­ persona were killed snd 33 wound­ put on the state police tiecause of of aacrlflce" program, upon whose small man to do ia to quit fight­ dase, one of the chemicals which GanipbeH’s radio told today of Russian breaks products and goes beyond’ that to operation of the horse-race betting cause the rental agents to close i Idollars $etih J. Bailey salvaged liveries of fuel oil for central heat­ ed. The Egyptian Ministry of In­ into Nazi lines soiitbesst of Lake the wa^ the department must op- adoption the defense bond over- | but the lower two floors after ing the inevitable. Where he is helps the liver. iHt . Beans, can the point of prohibiting use of oth­ room, Eugetie* DeUlIo, 36, was ■from the' financial ruins of a bank ing and hot w ater supplies in the terior said the property damage Ilinen, but the German high com- crate In the next f ^ ' months with time pay would be contingent, ; er metals and scarce plastics as May 1. |in which he was interested. using essential metals snd mater­ .Ma.v Be Importon't 90 CALLED, HORN pF riVlE AGAINST fined 3500 and sentenced to three 17 east coast states, the District of was slight. mand reported that offensive op- a shortage of 50 men under its au- were: ials, start looking for a substi­ This odd fact may be Important RHINOCEROS 18 NOT HORN* BUT substitutea, I^lso n disclosed. months in jail. The company, producing first Columbia: and Washington and The British general headquar­ 1— Legislation limiting war pro- tute." in two ways. First, the xanthine Is A MA89 OF MOOinEO HAIR THAT eratlons “brought further suc­ thorized strength of 275, Commis­ State Attorney William B>*3tr- Popular Service lincandescent gas light mantles, Oregon. Evaporated ters communique’ on the Libyan cesses" and local Soviet attacks sioner Edward J. Hickey said to-*': duction profits to 3. per cent Iprospered, it rode out the 1907 part of an enzyme system, one of |l9 ATTACHED To ONLV i HL SK)M front said today only: "Patrol ac­ gerald pointed out to the court Petroleum Coordinator Ickes Hot Pepper,?, had been repulsed. day. 2.— Legislation prohibiting any Of all the special room servicel panic. When gas lights faded the chemical regulators of the AND NOT TO fVlE SKULL tivity continued throughput the State Trooper that the average daily total of^ colled for the curtailment, effec­ work of viUl organa. In xanthine The Russian drive, with a lub- At present 65 members, includ- individual or family from receiving obtainable in hotels, breakfast in| jinto the shadow of electric lights. tive immediately, at the behest of MOTHS! glass ...... ^day yesterday. There wa.' nothing money be baaed on their own rec­ 2 Drivers Guilty stantial ri(imbier of heavy tanks ing some sergeants and officers, ; more than 325,000 annually in divl- bed is that' most appreciated by |thc infant compaijy switched to activlt.v, at least, the animals sus­ else to report." ords, was approximately 31,900. the Petroleum Industry's market­ Don't he confused. Spring Is now .Supporting strong infantry forces, are slated for military or naval dends. salaries or other income in. guests, with free delivery of production and distribution of gas ceptible to cancer are living at a To Stand Trial Testa and DeLiUo were arrested ing Committee for District 1. slower tempo. Springtime Is moth time— and moth time was said by the Berlin radio to service, 35 of‘ whom ‘ have applied any endeavor, whether Involving morning newspaper r|innlng a| beating supplies and appflances. Of Single Death oflirlally here.. .Winter has-eonie on Superior court bench warrants Ickes’ aides said the request was Second, the xanthine activity is Lombard Plums, have smashed the German posi­ for leave of absence. It is reported war work or not. blose second. - The first W orld w ar came and to an end so why not let ii» ran is danger time for your valuable furs! after a spwtacular raid by the tantamount to an order. one of the systems which works tions. that -25 of these men have applied Rigid Price-Fixing vent with meager effect. Dellv- Why take chances? Right now— today— 20-oz. can...... I Litchfield, April 7— ( IW ' I 1 • ' «.1 membership, under_the U A W -C IO S U P E R O lA N T S H O W ! weather during normal cruising" Manchester. construction. lion Management and later on the was announced yesterday by the ite at remarkably Ia>w livery is made in the Fall. Opposition to the program at |Var Production Board. Navy Department, without further Plrtces! PUBLIC MARKET "Rarely twice did a reply come the international union has been ’ SO N fV FI I BY details. « Retired Composing voiced by representatives at Dodgs |rom the eame party. Frequently He hod been on sea duty sines B U Y N O W ! The future hu S(nn III I h h iu iu ih r>lu\c local No. 3, which has 19,000 mem­ bad to restate our situation, I**t November. His widow, a son bt boat, we could expect u> prior- remains uncertain. Get a Wednesday Morning Specials bers, and by M urray local No. 2 and a daughter ourvlvc. His offi­ Room Head Dies stone erected on your lot In 100 Galkin Lots: whose president, Lloyd T. Jones, ky ratinjga before 30 days.” cial residence was Atlanta, Ga. New Method Laundry reported his group “feels the inter­ Flits Bloiik After Blank . Bom In MiUedgevUIe, Go., he before Memorial Day. Range Oil, 8c gallon. national ia trying to sell us down * OINK iilKNKY H e filled blank after blank, was api>ointed to the N aval acad­ Quality Launderers 61-‘I9 Zoric Dry Cleaning RANGE MEATY SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS...... Ib. 33c inolly priority rattngs began to Hartford, A pril 7— (P>— Egbert Stt... Hear . . . Com fa rt tbt Office Open Sundavs. the river, giving up every gain With emy in 1901, and won a football E. Hunter, Sr., 51, who retired loot Rugs Cleaned— AH Kinds ALBANY AVE. Pillow Sterilizing •iEMt MAOfM ••••« Irrlve. He took them to material new Kimbails before bupng. A N D FUE L Fuel Oil, 7.6c gallon. LAMB FOR STEWING ...... 2 lbs. 25c that labor has ever won.” .SUIIM • MMn • MIMI8U letter at Annapolis in 1903 and M ay 1 oa night auperintendent of Men's Valet Service HARTFORD Curtains— Draperies R. J. Thomas, UAW-CIO intA- BETTE DAVIS ^en with whom he long hod deolL i i PLUS! 1904. the composing room at The Hart­ LOWER ROUND GROUND FOR HAMBURG.. .lb. 35e national president, told newsmen MONTY WOOLLEY ae ratings were high enough, For more than "a year prior to TAKE 18 MONTHS TO PAYl BOTTINELU ^ r v ln g Manchester, Olostonbary, East Hartford, Wethersfield, Bloomfield, CroihweU,Bort- .im ; BVMSTBADS Itbers too low to get'the m%- ford Oouront, died lost ni|^t at his DIAL 8500 that "the majority of manufac­ his lost service at sea. Admiral home. MONUMENT COMPANY M d, Middletown, Rocky Hill, Simsbury, Newington, Farmington. UnlonvUle, Windsor* We Have An Opening for a Young Man As Delivery turers is refusing to go along in “BLONDIE GOE3 ANNSHERIDEN a Wilcox had served os president of A native of Otio, Moos., Hunter, A. L O W EN Warehouse Point, SnlBeld, Wilson, Windsor Locks, Granby, Tariffville, Avon, Hlggaaim% TO COLLEGE” H U friends, the material men, OP MANCHESTER East Hampton, Durham. Clerk. If You Know of One Pleaae Let Ua Know. with “Nelson’s plan for Joint labor- PLUS! "BURMA OONVOT* the Navy Board of Inspection and who had been employed by The management production drive lid give scant advice. If his rat- MUSIC c a Survey, H e was a holder of the Oourant olnce 1918, is survived by Opposite East Cemetery were not biKh enough to com- 885 TRUMBULL STREET 818 C E N T E R committees. • B U T PLUS! Cartoon And SlwrU? Mexican service medal and victory his widow, bia parents, three aons, Com er Harrison and Pearl Sts. Free Phone Service for-Manchester Residents — Call Enterprise 1300. ENDS TODAY‘HELLZAPOPPIN’ I lele with those going to concema HARTFORD D IA L 5137 "W e intend to take this up with DEFENSE medoU ,two daughters and two sisters. P H O N E S 5807 OR 7787 TYBROS. AT BROAD ST. Nelson and demand that the gov- P lu s ...“A Close Call For Ellery Queen” | BONDS! BUY U. S. DEFENSE BONDSt I jemment fcrce action,” he aald. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. tUESDAY, APRIL 7,1942 ' ♦ ■*. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1942 PAGE m ia i Asks Geiftral Production Needs Will Wage Level War Economy MemorM Day Parade OncTinFive /into Drivers Burning Help on War News From Manchester’s Neighbors Be Priorities Pattern! Daily Radio Programs Vp Tires WiU Mourn Urges Minimum Be Set 1 War Tlma Hits Business Foreign Born Effort Urged: anti, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Blaaell, Jona Sunday and In their place Philadelphia, April 7.—(F)— were.. Sunday gueata at the home Board Hopes to Havel Marshal Isl Appointed Automobile drivers who “are of Mr. and Mra. Winthrop Porter. and Mrs. Daisy Brown Humphreys For All Women in All white hydrangeas. R o c k v ille Wapping gava flowara In mamory of bar late Stafford Springs 'During tha Church school hour How Priorities lEtave Be 3 2 7,941 Listed in State burning up their precious One of Chief ' Concerna Karl LInka was discharged from \ Industries in State. Plan in Effect for Bulk I tires” now will soon be "kick­ the Veterana hoq>ital In Newing­ Mra. W. W. Grant parents, Mr. and Mra. Jamea K. ' John O. Netto Sunday at 10:00 a. m. the Young L merica Town Meeting come Life Blood of General SlierwoocI A. Lafrty p . Brown. Only a few Eaater lilies People dedicated a “Worahip Can- Of American Industry! orally on Saturday this year, due In 1940 Census Bu* ing themselves around the lot” Of Man in Army How ton and returned to hia home in 789«, Mancbeator 472, SUfford for their waste, says William N . iMlnrllto Gilaad on Saturday. were on tha altar this year, their Hartford, April 7.—In a com­ tar" which thay have constructed. U. S. Enterprise. C h e n e y t o D i r e c t P r o * to the need of saving valuable time reau Reports. importation being much inter­ munication to State Labor Oom- Tha Young People's choir waa Before July. L. Batt, director of materials Mucli Folks Doing;^ Mra. Addison (Jlark and daugh­ Signs Five Year Contract J , tor the war effort No Information for toe War Production Board. ter of Ltcbanon epent Easter Sun­ Mrs. Olcott King, production fered with owing to difficulties in Motor Vehicle Inspector Edward pmUaloner Qomellus J. Danaher enlarged to Eighteen during' the C e e d in g S o n M a y o U " .has been forthcoming regarding toe shipping from Bermuda and other church worahip service Sunday (EMltor’a Note: Prioritlee, Washington, April 7.—(F)—One- "Don't kid yourselves you , Bridgeport, April 7—(F)-M3ne of day at the home of her parents, chairman of the South Windsor P. Silk of Hazardville, a former made public today, Mary Ander­ (Editor’s Note) War Pro- once largely the private mys­ can go along burning up rub­ sources of supply. < son, Director of the Women’s and rendered several aelaetiona New York, April 7—(Wido^ Tuning tonight: The War— Commiuee. Named. I fifth of Oinnecticut’s population in the chief concerns of the man In D A R to Meet Mr.’ and Mra. Norman Warner. branch of the Red Croas, haa re­ resident of Stafford Springs, has d a^oa ood clvtUoa iaduetry, tery of government agents and 1940 was foreign born, the Census ber,” he told a Drlve-for-Vic­ la the midst of religious services Bureau of the U. S. Department other than the regular hymns troubled by prioriUos plM IWorid)—Under a new five-year 7:00 MBS; 7:15 NBC; 7;S0 BLU, the Army, says 0>I. Riutsell Y, Gueeta at the parsonage Eaater ported 424 garments completed, been recommended to Governor which were well received when a a few buslneasmen, have be­ Bureau reported today. tory rally sponsored by the Sunday were Mr. and Mra,. John hera the fire siren waa sounded and of Labor urged the adoption of upon priorities, are moving fcontract just signed by America’s MBS; 8:55 CBS; 9:15 MBS; 10:00 Brigadier General Sherwood A. and knitted articles include 243 the fire company mambera went in Robert A. Hurley for appointment large audience was present for the MBS; 10:30 BLU; 10:45 C^BS; come in a few months the life- " The agency aaid the 1940 cen- Federal Business Association Moore, commander of the 242pd At Stafford (JdeU of Rye, N. Y., Mr. and Mra. articles. These garments were State minimum wages in the serv­ Into a new pluiae. In which a iTown Meeting with the BLU, the blood of oil American enter­ C%eney, U. S. A. Retired, was haste to take care of a stubborn to the position of deputy judge of Bhuter Sunday servica. ptont’s.matertola needs wUI be I program la to stay on tbe air the 11:00 CBS; 11:15 MBS; 12:00 NBC, 'sus showed that of the state’s to­ of Philadelphia last night. Coast- Artillery, is how much am WlllUm Milna of Larchmont, N. completed from October 2 to April ice trades. prise. Today, the system of named Marshal of the Memorial Programs Fit tal population of 1,709,242 In that "... I do not believe you will chimney tire at tha home of Ar­ the Enfield town court to succeed She said, "We all know that Mra. John H. Staele, Mra. L. considered as a whole. How {year 'round. For the first seven CBS, BLU; 12:55 NBC, BLU. the folks back hoine doing to help Y., and Mr. and Mrs. .Douglas 1. thur Keefe on the West street Deputy Judge John B. Lynch who Ernest Hall, Miss Bernice Hall, bending bastness practlees to Day parade on Saturday, May 30 year, 327,941 were foreign-born. get any more rubber for your win the war. Sabip Trumbull Qiap* Milne of Trenton, N. J. ' h'lndreds of women in the service this ayatem works ia mplnlnod I years of its career Town Meeting Talks—BLU, 7:45 WUllam L. was neceesities Is changing. private use during this war.” Thomas Hickey, Jr., son of Mr. road, Gilead. It la reported that resigned. Inspector Silk is a na­ and Mias Alice E. Hall were Sun­ In this second of three articles Jhaa confined* its activitlea to 26 Batt on “Civilian Goods and'War at the initial meeting of the Per­ By far the greatest number of Said Colonel Moore last night lAwrence Perry, a student at the and Mrs. Thomas Hickey of Ix>ng industrlea are still being paid 38 day callers at tha home of Mrs. over from the almoot haphaz­ Defense Needs ter to Give an Enter* some fire fighters wars called out tive of Stafford Springs and aon and 310 a week. We know the ris­ on priorities. Tomorrow: Econ­ 1 weeks. Production”; CBS 10 Lord Halifax manent Memorial Day Committee foreign-horn — 81,373—were Ital­ while addressing an Army Day T iveratty of Connecticut, spent Hill Road, South Windsor, and a Ruby Loverin and family in Ver­ ard methods *of "defense” dsys ians, while the second most large­ of cbUrch to help the good work of the late First Selectman and ing living coats have disastrous omic Planning For War.) Tbe contract provldeB that about on "India”; MBS 10:15 C.I.O. to the all-out pattern of a war laat night in the Municipal build­ r.'\lly here: tainment Wednesday, the week-end at hia home here. student at Holy Cross college, is Mra. Frank Silk of this town. He non. ly represented country waa Poland Hinckley Ordered "One of the things that the man reported receiving treatment for a along. effects upon the health and effi­ ]half the year the program is to go "Unite for Victory” Rally, Philip economy. How this change Is ing. m Mr. and Mra. Pearl Young and A family reunion waa held Sun­ is a graduate of Stafford High John Bowers, of Eaat Berlin, By Paul Oeaner and (on tour throughout the country? Murray, W. Green, Paul V. Mc­ The aelection of General (Jheney Girl Scouts Intensified with 39,755 nationals In Connecti­ in your Army 14 thinking is wheth­ Bona of Brooklyn, N. Y., apent the alight case of measles and scarlet ciency of these low paid workers. made a business trip to Tolland occurring Is described In • cut. KockvUIe, April 7.—(8p*cl*l.)— day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. school and Bay Path Institute in Few of • them belong to 'Trade WUllam Pinkerton (returning to New York In the fall. Nutt. serlee of three articles by busi­ was made on the recommendation Activities for Year To Foreign Duly er or not the people back home ars week-end in Gilead viaiting at the fever at the ^Im ont IsolatHon hoe- Carroll W. Hutchinson, 14 in all Springfield. He has been associat­ Saturday and called on former (The first tour, previously announc- of Orford Parish Chapter, Daugh­ There were 33,837 from Eire, really going all-out to win this war. a*l>n Trumbull Owpttr, D. A. R*., homea of Mr. and Mra. Aaa Ellla pital in Worcester, Maaa. Unions and none of them is cover­ neighbors. Washington, April 7— (Wide I NBC—7:30 Burns and Allen; 8 ness writers Paul Oesner and being preaent. The company in­ ed w;th the Motor Vehicle Depart­ World)—PRP la the prloritteal (ed, gets under way thU week with Tallulah Bankhead; 9:30 Fibber ters of toe American Revolution, Before War., 23,787 from Russia, 19,625 from What SoMiers Think at thla city will hold ita April and Mra. Edith Young. The South Windsor Branch of ed by the Fair Labor Standards Jeaae Deardon has been enter­ William Pinkerton. The first Germany, 18,209 French-Canadians cluded Mr. and Mrs. Everett ment for a number of years. In­ pattern of the immediate future. (Thursday night’s broadcast from McGee; 10 Bob Hope; 10:30 Red article describes the priorities aasigned to the selection of the New Haven, April 7—(FV-^ -Lieut. 'The man in the Army ia think­ mMtlBK on Wcdnasday at - the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sobtelo of tha Red Cross la sponsorifg two Act. Their only protection against taining hia daughter, Mrs. Alice D. and 12,816 other Canadians, and Comdr. Walter F. Hinckley, in ing that on his p ^ daY-^once a new claoses in nursing and in Arst Hutchinson and son Warren Bing­ spector Silk is a brother of Officer the rapidly rising coat of living PRP, or the production require-1 ( New Orleans. OOorge V. Denny, Skelton. system as It Is today.) Marshal for thia year. , Hartford, April 7.—rps, United 142; Hungary, 9,993; Austria, 9.- has been ordered to duty out.sldc home i.*) drawing' $60, not a month, lira. John A. Gronsongen of Sunday gueata at the home of the Ahem home on Sullivan "I understand that Connecticut Tolland east aide WUllam Pinkerton the United States. but a week. avenue at East Windsor Hill. Mra. who were week-end viaitora, and to the Stafford Springs barracks Board hopea to have the plan ini BLU—8 Cugat Rumbaa; 8:30 States Army several years ago, defense needs, Mlsa Dcma Kennedy 668; Scotland, 8,310; (Czechoslova­ Bomera will give an addreaa on Mr. and ' Mrr ' Floyd Fogll were Mr. and Mra. Herbert W. Porter is preparing to laiuc a wags order Aaron Pratt Jr., has been spend­ Kay Kyser, the orcheatra-lead- Washington, April 7. — (Wide formerly served as military aid to of Boston, national field advisor The local recruiting office made “The man In the Army is all out 'TntamaUonal Relatlona." The Douglas Grant will be instructor are among the 33 officera in the ing a few days aftllb Pratt sum­ effect for the bulk of Amarlca'a| Milton Berle; 9 Famous Jury kia, 8,205; Northern Ireland, 3,717; Mr., and Mra. Albert Doreau and and three children, Kenneth, Wil­ State police department who will for retail trade occupations. I war Industries. ]ing quiz master, is looking for a trials; 8:30 NBC Symphony, Leo­ World)—The priorities system? Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and for girl scouting in this region, Greece, 3,041; Denmark. 2,.532; the announcement yesterday and fo'r victor)', but he is wondering ehildren of the American Ravolu* and those wishing to register may want to congratulate you. I hope mer home in Tolland, while on his aaid that he would be succeeded by about the man 'at home. I am not daughter, Miaa Florenca and aon telephone her. The Aral aid class liam, and Janet Wilcox, of Hebron, be called for duty in the United Blanket (P) ordera which now I ]new cap and gown—the kind he pold Stokowski. like the entire war effort, is in tlic Calvin Coolidge and has been ac­ said here today. France. 2,291; Portugal, 1,978; tkm under the direction of lira. Albert, of Wallingford, Mr. and that you will be able to puah vacation aa teacher of music In ] alwaya wears at hia broadcasts. In conducting a conference in Lieut. Lawrence M. Nelson, Naval saying this a.s an argument for Ifyraa J. Caae will preaent a pro* wilt start April 16 and will be held besides the host and hoatess and States armed forces this month Sudbury High school. provide priority righto for whole | MBS—8 What’s My Name; 9:30 process of shaking down for the tive in local defense activities. Finland, 1,815; Norway. 1,659; Mrs. William BorghI of Meriden their son Alfred. ahead until minimum wages have The other outfit went up in 'Sen-Ices In Center Church The Hartford Gas Company audi­ Switzerland, 1,678; Palestine and Reserve, who will report for duty higher pay In the Army nor for •tarn on American Uuaic. Mtaa from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m at the and have been classified in 1-A un­ Fred (Carpenter was at his home Industrlea will be revoked or allow-1 Woody Herman Band. long puU ahead. and Henry Dorau of Poughkeep­ In the afternoon Mrs. Hutchin­ der the Selective Service. They beeh established for every intra­ ed to expire In the coming weeks. | J flames. The same fire seriously The committee accepted the in­ torium on Girl Scout camping in Syria, 1,541; Asia (other than Pal­ here tomorrow. lower pay In the shops, but to Im-- ifatioB Brigham, Junior preaident Town Hall. Dr. A. J. Genglaa will over the week-end from New York (damaged the orchestra’s instru- Busirtess men bomplain that, Last month, (Commander Hinck­ press upon you what the man in sie, N. y. be the instructor. Persons Interest­ son’s brother-in-law and aiater, are Sergeant Robert M. Herr of state industry in which women are City. One by one, industrlea now operat­ What to expect Wednesday: The vitation of Rev. Dr. Watson Wood­ 1942, Miss Kennedy pointed ■ out estine. Syria and, Turkey) 1,150; will ^ve the introduction. employed." Iments. However, an important seen from their side, the system is ruff to attend divine services this that for more than a year before Turkey in Asia, 927; Rumania, ley also was given charge of the the Army t.s thinking these days. •Hie following program will be Easter cervi:e waa observed at ed may call Mrs. Edna Stoughton Mr. and Mra. Leon Fogll of Man­ Brooklyn, Edward W. Formeister Miss Maud Meacham of Mans­ ing under these ordera will be-fore-1 war— the Gilead Congregational church chester were visitors and supper of East Hartford, Arthur C. May­ Mr. Da.iaher saio that a hear­ ed to take up PRP. (share of Kyaer's musical arrange- not wliat a plant manager would year in the Center Congregational the United States entered the war 917: Europeans not otherwise Springfield, Mass., rccnilling dl.s- The Army expects every American carried out: Indian Ifuaio, aolo, at 8-0761. field, has been a guest for several Morning; 8:00 NBC, CBS. BLU; order. They find themselves involv­ trict, consisting of western Mas­ to be all out for victory just aa the Sunday morning with special The next meeting of the Wap­ gueate. er of New-Haven and Ernest An- ing haa already been set for Tues­ ' Certain Industries already ars I [ments, assembled over a-period of 8:45 NBC: 8:55 BLU; 9:00 CBS; church on Sunday, May 24. Girl Scout.*) have been intensifying identified by countries. 880; Spain, Indian Lullaby, Prlacilla Chap­ days at the home of Mra. Lucy (years, ucaped because they were ed in L orders. M orders, P orders, activities for emergencies. 722; .Central and South America, sachusetts. Vermont and part of Army Is." i man* New England Puritana, Lucy music sung by the choir and an ping Mothers’ Club will be held on Mr. and Mra. E. G. Lord also gell of Wllllmantlc. Other State day afternoon April 21, to con­ Usher. operating under PRP, partially or| 10:00 MBS; 10:15 BLU, MBS; Principal Edson M. Bailey of the EkMter message delivered by the had a lort of family reunion at policemen formerly attached rto sider recommendation of a 316 wholly. Among theae are makers | (packed in carrying cases. E orders, with hundreds of appli­ High achool wilt be asked to select Girl Scouts and volunteer work­ 635; Newfoundland, 600; Yugosla­ New Hampshire. Rich; Doxology, D. A. R. The Old Wednesday, which will be guest The Union Missionary Society 11:00 MBS; 12:00 CBS. MBS. cation blanka to select from. Blan­ Need Big Pookrta south—Dancing of Long Ago, Cyn­ mlniater Rev. Milne. Mrs. Sted- night. Each member is requested their home Sunday. Among those tbe local barracks who will be call­ minimum for standard wort: week of elevators, escalatora and dumb-l The equipment was in a bua a High school pupil and an alter­ ers, she said, are studying defense via, 563; Netherlands, 622; Bel- and Ladles' Aid Society of tha (which Kyser and his crew had Afternoon: 1;00 BLU, MBS; ket rating orders covering an in­ nate to deliver Lincoln’s Gettys­ needs and how girls and women gl\im, 406; Latvia, 328; Wales, Nurses Reach Australia thia Hsrde; Negro Splrituala, Ann man Storra and sons Walter, to bring a friend, and anyone in preaent were their son-in-law and ed are Marcus Johnson, Charlea J. in retail and wholesale establish­ church, spent Thursday at the waiters; of farm machinery; of| 1:45 NBC; 2:00 MBS; 2:30 BLU; Richard, Frances and Mr. and Mrs.. daughter. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Klernan, Edward Matus, Robert J. ments. It was indieatei' that when mining machinery; of . conveyor I (been using and which had been dustry have overlaid their indi­ burg Address at the exerqjseS in may help meet them, and also arc 325; (Cuba and other West Indies, (Chicago (/PI—Placard in restau­ Harlow; Carry Me Back to Old the community who is intereated church in all day sewing, making 3:15 CBS; 3:30 BLU; 4:00 MBS; vidual job ratings. Latest twist is Sydney, Austrsila. April 7.—WPi rant: "Kindly report persona who Virginny, A. R.; The Southern Clarence Rathbun were received la Invited to come. C. ^am pe and daughters, the Bobman, Marcil Simon, William thia recommendation was disposed machinery; of industrial .Uft| I placed overnight in a New York Center Park. The speaker will re­ analyzing local conditions and how 314; Azores, 274; Australia, 144; hospltaLshirts for the Red Oosa. ] City garage that was destroyed by 4:46 CBS; 4:55 BLU; 4:00 <3S, the production requirements plan. ceive the committee prize of $5.00 to afiapt Girl Scout programs to Mexico. 79; Bulgaria, 46; Luxem­ —A party of United States Army thoughtlessly put sugar bowls in­ Highland^ aolo, Down in the Val­ into the fellowship of the church. The next meeting of the Wind­ Misses Grace and Ruth of Leba­ H. Stepbenaon and Joseph J. Don­ of, ihvesUgatlona would continue ”111# Tolland Grange regular trucks. MBS; 6:25 NBC; 6:45 (?BS. BLU. non, Mr. and Mrs. Grinton I. Will ovan. to ascertain the need for a minl- WUI Cover Most Plants Iflre. While business men argue that and the alternate, $2.50. The se­ them. burg. 31; Turkey in Europe. 26; all nurses arrived in Australia today. to their'pockets.’’ ley, Emily Hayden. Sunday guests at the home of sor Garden Club is scheduled to be meeting will be held at the Orange more priorities have been Issued negro PV)lk Uuaie, Ann Fitapat- Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Fish were held next week Tuesday afternoon, and two kona, Brian and David of Leto DaDalt, son of Mrs. Lena r uni wage in other mercantile NBC—12 noon—Words and Mu­ lection will be made by competi­ Thro\igh service bureaus, she others and not reported, 372. rooms tomorrow evening when the Eventually, PRP will cover most| Both NBC and CBS report that sic; 2:30 p.m. Guiding Light; 6 than there ia goods to meet them, tive trials among the students. added, girls registered for volun­ rlck; Old Folka at Home, D.A.R.; Mrs. A. H. Poat and Louis Twin- April 14, and the subject la, "Land­ Yonkers. N. Y., who were week DaDalt of Willlngton avenue, will establishments such as restaurants first and second degrees will be plants doing war work. ,end visitors, and Lucius W. Robin- (reception on the short waves haa U. S. Navy Band. CBS— 11 a.m. spokesmen of the war production Added To Group teer work and laat year gave thou- Cowboy Song. Nancy Preacbtt; Ing of East Hartford, Hr. and scaping for tha Average Home,” leave within a few days fo^ and filling stations. conferred on a class of candidates. For tbe government, thla maana I board assert that almost all grant­ by H. O. Perkins, from the Univer­ ‘aon and twe^oos of Columbia. Buenos Aires where he will enlist (not been at its best the last 24 Arthur Godfrey: 3:30 p.m. Cham­ Mrs. Rena Smith, representing sanda of hours of service to the HonM on the Range, D. A. R.; The Mrs. PYed Harris of Talcottville, Dr. and Mra. Pratt, of Windsor, a closer check on the uses made I (hours or so because of magnetic ber Muaic; 4 Dr. Timothy Ting- ed priorities have been effective— Red Oosa, relief agencies, hos­ Dynamite Blast North Wooda, Barbara Rich; Al- Mrs. Julie Carter of Manchester, sity of Connecticut. The hostesses It finally tbmed out that there as a cadet in the Argentina army spent Good Friday at their Tol­ of scarce materials vital to the| the Daughters of Union Vetcran.s (disturbances. Such disturbances Fang Lew on "Students in Cailna’s although some low ratings have of the Ovli War: James Leslie and pitals, clinics and other w elfare ouetta, D.A.R. Society; Modem Mrs. Bessie Hilliard and son Ken­ are to be Mrs. Frank McGrath and was no Red Croas meeting at St. air corps. DaDalt who la a native land summer home. war effort. had to wait to g*t the goods they groups. Buy U. S. Defense Bonds Now ' ICuaic, Joan Hyde; piano aelection. Miss Alice Moore. of Argentina will be furnished (usually can be traced to sun spot Olsla." BLU—12:30 Farm and David Maxwell of the British War Breaks Windows neth of Andover. Peter’s Rectory Monday afternoon, Willington Mr. and Mra. Simeon Luhrsen, For the Industrialist, it may | (activity of the type now prevalent. Home Program; 1:45 Lopez or­ sought. Another defense project which To a WUd Roae, Mra. H. M. Bwart- Mlsa Barbara Fish and Henry The Parent-Teachers Association as not sufficient material in the transportation to South America are the parents of a daughter born mean an end to Inventory feast-or- Veterans, were added to the group (■I?he Interference haa been noted chestra: 3 Prescott Presents. MBS Up-to-Dat« Synopsis this year. the Girl Scouts formed to meet Sguer; Patriotic Miialc, God Bleaa Hurley spent Easter In Unionvllle will meet at the Wood Memorial shape of used clothing has as yet by the Argentina government. He 3tlts Jeanie B. Ch'hrrb Friday morning at the Rockville famine on auch scarce materiala. Kansas City, April 7—(F)—The America, aolo, Cryatal Skinner; Library at 8 p. m. on Wednesday. (also on some land communication —11:45 a.m. Choir Loft; 3 p.m. For those who came in late, here Herbert B. House, of the Citi­ emergencies is the new senior ser­ the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice been received. It Is hop^ that a is a graduate of Stafford High City hospital. The priority ratings wiU apply not I I circuits. Mutual Goes CalUng. vice scout program, organized for union station. Plaza was shaken National Anthem, The Star-Span­ April 8. The hosteaaes art to be gathering for work can be arrang­ school and attended Providence merely to kinds of material but! is an ss-of-today synopsis of the zen’s CiJmmittee, presided as this Hurley. Miss Franceg Meraereau Went to priorities show: older girls to train them for ad­ and scores of windows were broken gled Banner, everyone. Miss Dorothy Barraaso, Miss Miss Stager, Mrs. Nichols, Mra. ed for by next Monday. Collage and the University of Con­ also to the amounts of material. [ year’s chairman of the permanent The committee in charge in- Nev/ York Saturday to spend C?uttlng Down: The government group. vanced first aid work, messenger last night by a dynamite explosion. Baatrica Porter and Gordon Rath- Moram, Mrs. Frese and Mra. Dem- Second Lt. Howard C. Porter, necticut, where he excelljcd ,in foot­ Stocks of raw material on hand, service, setting up emergency com­ PedestriEUia three blocks away eludaa Mre. Robert T. FiUpatrick, ing. ball. For several seasons be play­ Easter with her family, returning as well aa the kind ci work being] cuts down the use of needed ma­ The resignations of Mrs. William bun, apent Saturday in New York son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. today. Columbia WTIC WDRC /36o terials for civilian. purposes, and munications and caring for young­ were thrown from their feet. Po­ hoateaa; MrB.‘ Lawta McLaughlin, City. The Senior Class of tha Ells­ Porter, was a Sunday visitor at ed with the Stafford Olympics, lo­ done,, will be considered In grant­ G. Oawford, of the Daughters of er children. lice said the explosion was caused chairman; Mra. W. H. Skuaner, worth Memorial High school will Mra. Agnes Woodworth attended Kilocycles Kilocycles diverts the goods into war work, the American Revolution .Robert Hebron Volunteer Fire Depart­ hia parents’ home. He will re­ cal semi-pro eleven that played Miaa Gladys M. Rloa ing priorities. Heavily-stocked j through: by a dynamite bomb placed in tbe Mra. Freeman F. Patten, Mre. Carl go to Washington the last week Blaster service at Grace Episcopal store rooms will be depleted by] Boyce and John Pratt, Tepresent- ment waa called out on Sunday main at the Pratt and Whitney Manchester Morlarty team. 875-13, WlUlmanUe Dtvlalon A. Conservation and general doorway of a pinball company op­ Bradway, Mra. Frederick Mulllna, In April. Army School, Hartford, until Sat­ Tha funeral of Cliarles W. church in Stafford Springs. Umltlng the amount of new sup- Tnesday, April 7 _ Tuesday, April 7 Ing the British War Veterans and Mra. Robert Flake. Mra. Wright B. morning to extinguish a chimney Mrs. John Mlrtl. librarian, was IP. M. P. M. preference ordera—which ban the Myrtle Anderspn, representing the Retired Admiral erated by Gus Puaaterl at 209 East Are at the home of Arthur M. The United Workers of the First urday next, when he will be sent Zeroek, 63, waa held yesterday pUea which can ’be- purchased on | 22nd street. Bean, Mra. J. Allen Mix, Mra. Congregational church of South ill last week and Miaa Carrie Mirtl About two and ona half tona priorities. 3:00—Against the Storm. 3:00—David Harum. i use of certain materials for pur- DUVCTW from the committee were Keefe. No damages waa done and to Salt Lake City, Utah, to serve at the Browne funeral home, with substituted for her in tbe library. I poses not approved by the war Pusateri told police he could not Jamea Mullane. Windsor, will meet at the Wood as a squadron engineering officer. a requiem roasa at St. Edward's of paper were collected Saturday Stahls OperatlDw Atsured 3:15—Ma Perkins. 3:15—Mark Hawley—News. accepted. __ Taken by Death Cornelia Circle the Are waa soon under control. Some of the young lads play 3:80—Pepper Young’s Family. 4:00—Ad Liner. producUon board. These orders-4n- Auxiliary Policemen explain vvIIf toe bomb waa plant­ Schools in town held one sasalon Memorial Library for Red Cross He is in the U. S. Army Air church at 9 o’clock. Rev. Joseph H. by Kenneth Tripp, Scout leader, PRP also offers an opportunity j clude: ed on his doorstep. TEA There will be a meeting of the basketball in tha gymnasium on 3:45—Vic and Snde. 4:30—Landt Trio. Police Chief Samuel G. Gordon today so the taachars could attend sewing on Friday afternoon April Corps Reserve. Hi has been sta­ Donnelly, pastor, officiated. Burial and Francis Hennequln, Robert to get priorities problems settled Oomella Circle on Wedneaday aft­ Willington Hill, the lltUa building Tuttle and Richard and Harold on a quarterly basis, adth stobla 4:00—Backstage Wife. 4:45—News. M orders, which restrict the will be asked to'assign a group of New York, April 7—(F)—Rear ernoon at S o’clock at the home of a teachers maatlng held in Col­ 10 at 1:30. Mrs. A. B. Willson and tioned ini .Hartford for a month. was in St. ^ w ard ’s cemetery. Mr. tbe former town hall. 5:00—Ad Jner. distribution of materials, usually auxiliary policemen to Center Perk Mrs. Lloyd S. Grant will be the Zemek,Si farmer, died Friday at Jensen. Clair L. Robinson of­ oparatlona assured tot periods of .4:15—Stella Dallas. Admiral Bradley Allen Flske, 87, Mra. E. A. Roure of 1S8 Grove chester under the direction of the The Rav. H. R. Keen ^ ' St. Thirty women attended the last fered tha .use of his truck for tha 90 days. Under this plan, tba man­ 4:80—Lorenzo Jones. 5:45—Scattergood Baines. raw materials (examples: Steel, to keep order during toe Memorial retired Naval officer whose hero­ atreet Mra Roure will review the aupervlaor Martin Robinson. hostesses. Peter’s Episcopal church took part hia home in Merrow after a abort Lenten meeting Wedneaday. An 6:00—News. tin, rubber, molasses, cork.) • Day exercises. illhesa. He waa bom in Czecho­ purpose and hit aon William gave ufacturer will get priority ratlnga 4:45—Young Widder Brown; ism on the seas was second only bMk, “I Married Adventure ” by Miaa Dorothy Simpson teacher The Wapping Graihtaar school in the 3-hour service on Good Fri­ enjoyable program was given of 5:00—When a Girl Marries. 6:00—Hcdda Hopper’s Hollj-wood. -E orders, which regulate the dis­ The following committee,assign­ to his genius for inventing effi­ will give its annual minstrel show slovakia, Fabruary 10, 1870, and hia tlma aa driver. Tbe paper on hia whole list of needed ma-1 Mra. Oea Johnaon. at the Habron Centar school, spent day at 8t. Paul’s church, WiUi- readings and muaio in charge of teriala at one time. 5:15—Portia Faces Life. 6:20—Heard A Overheard —Jack tribution of equipment, Including ments were made; Speakers. Mrs, ciency devices for the w;arshlps on Friday evening, April 24. The lived in New York before coming was taken to tba Andover paper Zaiman. machine and cutting tools. (The Baatam Star the week-end at her home In Can- | manttc, aaalating the Rev. Benja- Mrs. Horace B. Sloat. mill and the aum of 33.18 which No one waa hurt in the rush to I 5:30—The Children’s Hour. Beatrice Manning, flowers, Wilbur that sailed them, died last night. The regular meeting of Hope terbury and Earl Lawla, teacher proceeds will be used to buy mov­ ming Styring and other clergy. to Merrow in 1920. He leavea hia . Mrs. Joaeph Bennett ia working 6:30—Frazier Hunt—News. four existing E orders deal with Loveland; flags, Harold Olds; Falling health had caused his wife, Mra. Frances Sloup Zemek, was received for it will be divid­ change over from earlier priority | 5:45—Dance Music. machine tools). Chapter OE8 will be held thla eve­ at the Gilead Hill school spent his ing picture and athletic equip­ Mr. Keen also held a Good Friday m tbe Frank Parlzek button mill rating syatems to tbls new device. 5:55—Doye O’Dell’s Jingle Con- 6:45—The World Today. transportation, William Shields; confinement to his Waldorf-As­ ning at eight o'clock in their ment. Sherman Collins, son of Mr. three sons, Charlea and Stanley ed between the Boy Scout Troop 7:00—Amos ‘n’ Andy. B. Limitation (L) Orders — vacation at his home in Danbury. servica at St. Peter's at 10 a. m., on Willlngton Hill. and the Hop River village school There waa little incentive, atneS I 6:00—News. school children, John Jensen; toria sviite for two months and for rooma. At the conclualon of the and Mf*' Asher A. C^oltins of Sul­ and on Maundy Thursday at 10 Zemek of Merrow and John Zemek Robert Moore of Springfield, 7:15—Lanny Ross. Which limit the output of certain music, Michael McDonnell and more than a year he had been un­ of Tolland; a brother, Frank Ze­ which under the direction of tha there waa little chancy of gaining 6:15—Strictly Sports. meeting there will be a card party livan avenue, Wapping. will be in­ a. m. Mass, spent Good Friday and Sat­ higher priorities under PRP than I 6:30—Salon Orcheatra. 7:30—"Second Husband". factory producU, especially con- speaker’s platform, Albert Down­ able to leave the hotel. A daugh­ 3-Piece for the membera and refreahmenta terlocutor. mek of South Willlngton, and teacher Miss Goldie Greenberg 8:00—Are You a Missing Heir? sumera’ durable goods (Examples; ing. Mr. and Mrs. James Plouffe and urday with hia parents, Mr. and has bean collecting paper in its were held under individual con-j 6:45—Lowell Thomas, commen­ ter, Caroline Harper Flske, sur­ BEAUTY Will be aerved. Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy of their two sons, Raymond and Rob­ three grandchildren. He waa a Mrs. William Moors on Willington tracts. Where an induatiw waa j 8;30—Bob Burns—Guests. Automobiles and trucks, metal of­ There is some question whether vives.. Liying Room A rehearaal for the officera will Bolton member of the Czechoslovakian district tator. 8:55—Elmer Davis—News. fice furniture, vacuum cleaners); EASY TERMS Otis atreet, Hartford have an­ ert, spent the week In St. Albans, Hill. ■’ covered by a blanket (P) order as-j 7:00—Fred Waring lif Pleasure DURABILITY We Carry Onr Own be held thla evening at 7:30 o’clock nounced the engagement of their Sociaty of Wlliington, ' Mr. and Mra. Philip Huntoon of 9:00—Duffy's Tavern. oH W'hich limit the use of sesree Mra. Clyde Marshall Vt., where they visited Mr. Clarence Eldredge haa started Chestnut Hill are the parents of signing it priority rating for cer-j Time. Suites Account - in the-ippma. daughter, Miaa Barbar Murphy, to Plouffe's parents. TTie Plouffs Funeral services for Mra. Pau­ worH In the dye bouse of the Hall tain materials, a wise or lucky] 9:30—Report To The Nation. materials in non-essential pro­ Economy Mra.' Dora S. Dimmick Phone 40S2 line Nogaa, 42, of South Willing- a daughter bom Saturday at their 7:15—News of the World. 11:00—Buo Reporter—News. ducts (Example: Brightiwork on MocDonolil does a complete nphoUleriog job by stripping your furnitura Robert Murray, son of Mr. and are living at the H. C. Porter ThrMd Company St South Willlng­ firm could amass larger quantities ] 7:30—George Burns and Grade trucks). ©WTTTTTTTTVVTTTWTTTTT® * .Mra. Dora (Slater) Dimmick, Mrs. Jamas Murray of King street. ton, who died Friday at the John- ton. home where six of the other asvsn 11:05—Sports Roundup. DEFEnSE to toe frame; re-tleing your springs and re-webMng.tbe bottom of your 77, widow of Milton C. Dimmick of place, and Mr. Plouffa Is employed children in the family have been of scarce materials than would be] Allei 11:10—Musical Interlude. set with sag-proof; adding netv springs and filling; re-stalning the wood­ Mra. Keeney Hutchinson, chair­ East Hartford. They plan to be in Colchester. ■on Memorial hospital hera where Frank Wralght ia now employ­ allowed under PItP. South atreet died on Monday. She she bad been a patient for a day, til with whooping cough. Mra. i 6:00—Jojpfty. PFcsents. 11:15—News Analysis. BuHding up: The government work and re-covering in HOMESPUN. waa bom November 20, 1844 in man of the Consumer’s Committee married some time in April, and Good Friday waa observed here ed in a defanoe plant In Hartford. Bealdea, PRP meant a big job of I 8:30-Jforacc Heidt’s Treasure 12:00—Linton Wells, News. deals out toe scarce materials will make their home in South waa held this morning at the Mrs. Katherine Becker of East Stewart Hbbito of Columbia, a BETTER COVERS PRICED PROPORTIONATELY LOW Tolland and had been a realdent of for Bolton, haa received notiAca- by the closing of public schools. registered nurse la asstating in paper-work. What It demanda, ini 7hest. Tomorrow's Program among purposes considered useful Windsor. Those students attending Wind­ Browns funeral home with a Willington ia a patient in the effect, la a complete, over-all pic-1 FREE DELIVERY IN CONNECTICUT • Rockville for about 60 yeara. She tion that the time for the Consum­ raquiam mass at St. Edward’s the care of the family. attle of the Sexes. A.-M. to the war effort through priority Raymond Krawlsky of Long ham High and other high schools Johnson Memorial hospital, Staf­ tura of a plant’s operations, Includ­ Ibber McGee and Molly, 7:00—News. \7Srr Ol'R OFFICE SHOWROOM FRO.M 9 TO 6 OK HAVE OUR waa a member of the Rockville er’s Forum RAdio program haa church at 10 o’clock. Rev. Henry Mra. Archibald Sharpe, lecturer which range from AA DECORATOR CALL AT YOUR HOME. 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Baptiat church. She leavea a aiater, been changed and this program Hill Road, Pleasant Valley under­ al.so had the day off. ford Springs. ing production, sales and lnven-| obe Hope Variety Show. 7:10—Shoppers Special. (pxul^Speclal) and A-l-A down went an appendectomy at St. Mra. Charles C. Sellars substi­ L. Chabot, assistant pastor, offi-' In the Boy Scout campaign of the Grange haa announced that tones. Tbe PRP applicant raust| Skelton. Mra. Levi Chappell of thia city; v/111 be heard each Sunday ^ter- elated. Burial waa in St. EMward’a 7:40—Bond Prog;ram. to' jjpW tor war work; and from three niecea, Mra. Arthur Chee- Francis hospital last Monday. Ha tuted In the Hebron primary room Charles Wochomurka captain col­ because of conflicting dates tbe ahow: 11:00—News. 8:00—News 6f the World. B-lydown to B-10 for essential noon from 4:80-5 p. m. over tha cemetery. Mrs. Nogaa was the program for tba meeting has been MacDONALD UPHOLSTERY COMPANY tham of Plainville, Mra. Harry Hartford Stations. WTIC and I employtd at 0>lt’a Patent Fire for Mrs. Archie Qfeeo Monday. lected thirty-two dollars in this What Applicant Must Sbow 11:15—Dance Music. 8:15—Shoppers Special. ci'v^ian ork. The lower the num- Mrs. Grean was kapt away on ac­ widow at Michael Nogaa. She was town. changed to Conservation Night. Shipmanto by classes of prod-1 8:30—News. ben ofi Price and Miaa Florrine Slater of WICC. Moderator of th# forum Arms Company In Hartford. bom In Austraria, Hungary, and 11:30—Polish Orchestra. lurse, the higher the pri- D83 MAIN STREET In the Heart of Hartford C A L L 2-4127 Rockville; a nephew, Herbert William Sbaridan and Georgs count of . tha lllnasa of her small Mr. and Mn. Paul HipMty are CTieater Martin of Old Lyma, State ucta (both In dollar value and ini 12:00—News. 8:35—Shoppers Special. orii ling, and all "A ” priorities will be Dr. James L. McConnaughy bad boen a resident of South Forestry Purchaser will talk on American Industrial Blcig., Room 302-A Chappell of Hartford. of Wesleyan. The next two pro­ N choloon both of King street. son who had a severe cold. tbe parents of a daughter bom unit measure) for tbe lateat three-1 |12:0S—Roy Shield’s Orchestra. 9:00—Press News. take preference over all "B " pri- The funeral will be held on South Windsor, bava recently en­ Willington for eleven years. She Weaneaday at .the Johnson Memo­ the topic "Making Your Woodlot month period available, and, «ati-l 12:55—News. 9:15—School of the Air of the orilticsT grams will deal with the milk Mlsa Lillian Grifflng, who teach­ leavea two sons, Michael and An­ Pay." There will be a talking matml, for the coming three-month | Wedneaday afternoon at two question and further subjects will tered the United States Army. es Home Economics at the Man­ rial hospital. Mrs. Pauline Nogaa Tomorrow’s Program Americaa ^ plant or jobber can refuse to o’clock at the Ladd Funeral Home thony Nogas of South Willington, of South Willington ia rtceiving picture "The Herttoga We Guard.” period. 9:45—Harvey atfTd Dell. supply materials for toe manufac­ be announced on the early morning Jacob Wagner Sr., of Pleasant chester Junior High School spent a daughtsr, Mrs. Mary Movchuk M. with Rev. Arnold Waring, paator programs of the State Consumer’s Vallay Road haa returned from treatment in the hospital. About aavanty mora people bad Inventories of raw materiala,l I 6:00—ReveUle, Agricultural News 10:00—Valiant Lady. turer who holds a priority rating, Friday and tha week-end at her of East Hartford, and one grand­ Mills wers operating and there thalr identification pleturM taken work-in-progress, finished goodal 10:15—Stories America Loves. of the Rockville Methodiat church Committee. Bermuda, whera ha haa been for Habron boros. I 6:26—News. unless he has special cause. officiating. Burial will be in Grove son. was delivery on tbe mail route Saturday at Yeomana hall. and suppUas for Sept. 30, 1941,1 6:80—Reveille. 10:30—Stepmother. Priority Ratlnga Center Bed Cmes the past Sevan months working for Mias Sylvia Martin waa home Announcemant Is made of the Dec. 31, 1941, and the most recent| Hill cemetery. The Bolton Center Red Cross tha MeGraw Company. Good Friday. The Senior Girl Scouts met I 6:55—Ne-ws. 10:45—Woman of Courage. Priority ratings may be asslgn- Meeting Tonight for a abort Eaater vacation from birth of a daughter to Mr. and At tha annual meeting of Henry Monday after school and atorted inventoi7 date. 11:00—Victory Begins at Home ■ ed in these ways: sewing group will meet Wednea­ Jacob Wagner, Jr., of Pleasant her studies at Mary Washington : 7:00—Morning Watch. There will be a meeting of the day at 10 a. m. In the Fireplace Mra. Michael. Saehaarek of Eaat Toberman Post, Vatarsns of For­ baseball preetlca; and tha Boy Analysts of shtpinants and un-l 8:00—News. —A. Godfrey. I Individual rating^—which apply' “SURE THING . . . Tolland County Democratic Aa- Valley Road, anllsted in the Unit­ College, Fredericksburg, Va. Main straet at tha Johnson Memo­ filled ordera (In dollar value): (A)| 11:15—Tune Time. ; to a specific quantity of material Room of the (immunity Hall. The ed States Army and is stationed eign Wars, Allen Bennett of Weat Scouts met In the evening to con­ I 8:15—World News Roundup. *> aociation thia evening at the Bol­ Mra. George Avery Weat and rial hospital, last Friday. Mra. Sa- willlngton was elected quarter tinue their atudy of the Interna­ by priority ratings, and (B) by InT 11:30—Bright Horizons. ! for a specific company to use for group will work on akirts. Mra. at Fort Devena, Maas. A party and htr small daughter Marilyn of ' 8:80—Women’s Radio ^ z a a r 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories. — I TAKE THE BUS. ton Community Hall. The apeaker Herbisrt Hutchinson also has yam chaerek is the former Electra master.' tional coda and to taka thalr testa duatry- or end-tue. (Manufactunrr with Nan Clarke. I a sMctal purpose. Officials say will be Lieutenant Governor Odell dlnnar was given in his honor be­ East Hampton wars Sunday visit­ Rogledi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who have few priority orders may 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. ' the bulk of scarce material pro- SreAU N G/ for second class scouts. for the -following articles: chil­ fore he left. ors at the home of the former’s 8:55—Program Parade. P. M. Shepard. dren’s sweaters, children’s two- Emaat Rogledi of Gold street. Mr. Miss Agnes Lyman and Theo­ be entitled to a high preference 9:00—Murical Souvenirs. ; bably ia distributed in this way at Plan Softball League Miss Anne Marie Colburt, mnthOT, Mrs. Mary E. Cummings. Saehaerak is a formar realdent of dore Lyman wera at tha laka fqr rating It thalr output is easentlM 12:15—Big SI ter. preaent. This rating can be pass- ”No! I don’t know what I am going ^ pitce suits and helmets. daughter of Patrick Colburt of Dog owners should bear in. mind 9:15—Food News. 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent. ' ed on from a manufacturer to his N c o r The Tolland County YMCA la Qnarryvllle Red Cross Manchester and waa a former Tolland the week-end opening their home to the national economy, WPP* I 9:30—Aunt Jenny’s Real Life to use for rubber. making plana for a twilight aoft- Main street. South Windsor, was that 'taxes are due through the member of the Manchester Fire for tbe summer season. promises, even though it does not! 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. supplier or from a contractor to The QuarryviUe Red Cross group married to John J. Kalahan Jr., son present month,' the deadline fall­ Stories. 1:00—News. his subcontractor, applying to the ball Jeamie to be played during will meet Wednesday at 10 a. m. at department. Mrs. John B, Stasia Mr. and V Mrs. <3adada of Hart- go directly Into war work.) I 9:45—Rhythms of the Day. \ r the coming mohtha. A meeting of of Mr. and Mra. John J. Kalahan, ing on May 1, after which ah ad­ dais, N. Y., are spending ten daye Current Inventories and eatlmat-] 1:05—The Inside Page. specified job all down the line. And except for special occasions ® TIRtf-WHEElLOCK teama intereated haa been called the home of Mrs. J. M. Wolf of of St. Albans, Vt., on March IS ditional $1 penalty will be Inade, 117S-3. Bockvtlla ed requirements of raw materialj (0:00—Bess Johnson. 1:15—Woman in White. RaOngs for repa'r, malnteifflhce North Bolton. in Columbia opanlng thalr home 10:15—Bachelor’s Children. 1:30—Vic A Sade. OUR ANSWER for Wedneaday at aaven o'clock at St. Francis rectory in South bringing up tbe whole to $3. for the summer. This is tba for which priority orders are need-] and operation supplies, granted to and emergencies my car is in the at the YMCA office in the Prea- Aid In Farm lAbor Windsor with Rav. Alfred Roaen- 10:30—Help Mate. 1:45—Life Can Be Beautiful. war production industries and Pupils from Birch Mountain at­ Claude W. Jonas, commlasionar of Frlday 7:30 p. m. the Young placa which thay pusebaaad from TO THE MOTORISTS PRAYER cott block. bergar officiating. The cquple left domestic animals, baa bad a good People's ch(fir will meet at the Current Inventories and aatlj l0:45—The Road of Life. 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. necessa-Y clrtllan industries (Such garage for the duration.” tending Manchester High School A. H; Benton at Andover and ll:0 0 —The Story of Mgry Marlin. 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne. Positii/e IjQck TO STOP TIRE STEALING. Funeral Federated church with Mra. Helen as public utilities). have made arrangements to be ex­ on an unannounred wedding trip. many Inqulrita from town darks which was formerly occupied by mated requirements of porto. i The funeral of Miaa Jennie Mrs. Harold W. Snow and in- of the stata regarding tha licens­ Upson of Rockville as organist aosambliea for which priority or^ [l:15—The Right to Happiness. 2:30—We Love artd Learn. Inventory ratings, just estab­ Elizabeth Dailey of Butcher road, cused from school each school day Mr. and Mre. George Crawford. 11:30—The Story of Bud Barton. 2:45—The Goldbergs. lished to allow distributors, whole­ at th# end of the Afth period. By f.-.nt aon, returned to her home ing of puppies. Ha otatsa that and director. Mr, and Mra. James Grimm of dera are needed; tbe same for aup Ellington waa held on Monday at here on Saturday forenoon from all dogs becoming 4 haonths of TTie annual Mother-Daughter plies needed In maintenance, re-] U:45—David Harum. salers and jobbers supplies of PREVENTS THEFT the Ladd Funeral Home and at this arrangement the pupils are Bridgeport spent tha week-end |l2:00—Gene and Glenn. parts or products to be doled out home at 2:16 p. m. and are able to the Manchester Memorial hospital. age on May 1st of last year, and Ellington schools * were closed banquet will be held Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mre. pair and operations. Locks Wheels On C.irs St. Bernard’a church. Rev. A. A. not licensed since that time, shall Monday to conform with tha Rock­ evening April 15th, at 6:30 o’clock Simpler Job For Small Flrma M. on small ordera to meet necessary Gelat, ^^iatant paator of the work on the farms. The farm labor i at the church. Hubert CoUina. l2 :15—Luncheonaires. Asks Trustees Be needs (Such as tools sold by hard­ shortage is serious among the far­ not be registered without first col- ville school calendar and tha Walter Crittenden and hia three For the firm whose soloi volumd church officiated. The bearera spring vacation; will be omitted so The Ladies Aid Soeiety of the was leas'than 9100,000 ”h.l941, the (2130—The Singing Neighbor. ware stores .'o defense construc­ were John, Joaeph, Vincent and mers in town and this schedule leeting the laat year’s fee, includ­ sons Benjamin, Edward and Ly­ (3:35—Day Dreams with Bud ing penalty. ‘Thla rafan to caoea Bchoola will cloM June 9 instead of Federated church voted at the job la simpler. WPj5'experts have Fined $6,000 Each tion workers.) Under these rat­ Gerald Dailey, Wilaon Woodhead adds several hours of labor for last buainaoa masting to omit the man aiid hie daughter, Mrs. John Rainey. ings, it is not necessary for the several of the farms. whara there has been no change of June IS. Tbls change Was made Welle, were at Uialr cottaga at tried to confine their PRP dej and Edward Miffltt. Burial waa in due to tbe shortage of farm labor. regular April public auppar, aa the mends for this group to statiati'!ij (2:45—Here Comes the Band. jobber to get a priority order on St. Bernard'a cemetery. Boy Scouts ownership. Owners bi tbe lake for the; waakTend. Mr. auch small lots, tying each t(x>l Churches of the town were well coming 4 months of aga afte; Mr. and Mrs. Empson Abora of Mother and Daughter banquet already uompiled to meet tbe de 11:00—News. New Haven.^pril 7.—(/P)—The Graao Fire Twelve members attended the filled Sunday for . the Easter aerv- came on April 15th, gnd change Walla who Is also well known (1:15—The UtUe Show. directly to its defense job.. meeting of the Boy Scouts on Sun­ May 1, should pay a proporti Maple atreet apent the week-end among the lake reoldento te a mands of Income tax, social aecur'l government asked In Federal An alarm from Box 44 at the ices. 120 wars present at the Ha­ with Mrs. Abom’s sister, Mra. tha May Supper to the 7U) of May Ity and the censua of manufac<| (l:25—Keep ’Em Flying with Project Rating ©aaaaaaaaaaaaaa.aaaaaaaa® comer of Talcott avenue and Or­ day evening. Scoutmaster Samuel bron Congregational church. Tb# part of the year’s fee, to "avoid and not May Sth, the regular date Navy doctor and Is stotlonad Gene and Glenn. Court here yesterday that three Project ratings for construction chard atreet called out the Rock­ Silverstein was unable to be prea- tha 31 penalty. This is not a Everett Coulaon and family of somewhere In the Pacific. turea. ^ trustees of the New Haven Rail­ of new war-work plants or neces­ EXTRA STRONG Rev. George M. Milne, pastor, Morristown, N. J. Duane and Dale for that month as the suppers ora The form fpr smaller Industrie ]l:80—Marjorie Mills Hour. ville Fire Department on Wednea­ ent and the meeting was under the preached a aermon appropriate for new law but has not hitherto been on Friday nights of the month. Frederick Macbt who la sta­ (2:00—How to Enter a Contest road be fined 36,000 each for al­ sary civilian construction (Such EXTRA LIGHT day aftamoon at three o’clock for direction of Howard C. Chase, Jr. strictly enforced. The town Abort) era spending a few days tioned at Indian Gap, Pa., waa covers, in general, the same point leged violations of the regulations aa defense housing). the aeason and there was special with their imcle and aunt, Mr. and Tonight St 7:30 p. m. tha Nutri­ aa that for large industry, but th^ and Win. a graaa fire in the rear of 64 Tal- The proposed hike uid not material­ music, the choir singing an an­ clerk is instructed to deduct 26 tion Cloaa under tha instruction of home on leave Sunday. of the Interstate Commerce Com­ Blanket ratings (P orders) AU WEIGHT ize. cents for each dog licensed and Mrs. Russell Humphrey In Weth atotlstlcal raqulramento are It (2:16—Medley 'Dme—Hal Kolb, eott avenue. The flamea threaten- them, '‘Alleluia,’’ with Mrs. Her­ Mias Dorothy Morton of Rockville Funeral aervleas for Mrs. Mary organisL mission. which cover a whole industiY. giv­ 14th Annual ed to apread to nearby buildinga, numbered, and 5 cents for each crsfleld. Jean and Janet Abora are wUL held at the Federated exacting. At a bearing before Federal ing all membera of toe industry bert W. Porter taking the solo the guests of their grandparents, Ann Thompson,were held Monday In return for all the paper wor |2:30—Medical Talk. YOU but were extinguiahed before parts. There were quite a num^r tag Issued, and pay the balance eburon social rooma. morning at St. JosepWa church In |2;86—Laura Gaiidet. pianist. Judge Carroll C. Hincks, the trus- toe same “place in line” for ma­ damage resulted. Holds Prisoner Info the town treasury. Mr. and Mra. Harry O. Abora, of Tha Wall Child Clinic and Sum­ Wllllmantlc. Mrs./ Thompson Involved m PRP,.the manufacturaf tees-rHoward S. Palmer, James terials needed In toe pnxluction of out of town visitors at all the Somers road. gats a kind of imarantae of |2i45TrrConcert Mlnlatureo. N ltO IS FITS ALL churches, but tire conservation A large tract of land has been mer Round Up for pre-school child­ died Friday afternoon at the l2:55—News. Lee Loomis and Henry B. Sawyer of necessary goods. (Examples: sold and the sale recorded In the Friday at 4:30 p. m., tba B-C ren will ba held In the social rooma priority position for three mont —were charged with responsibility Manufacturers of bombers are en­ POPULAR Cannot Be Snecl kept away some who usually at­ group of ladles will eerve a "Myn- Windham Community hospital In advance. tend on Easter day. The churches town clerk's office recently. 120 of the Tolland Federated church following an iUneas of oeverol for the imloadlng of freight at titled to A-l-A ratlnga; The petro­ (^lef Concert Yw m m t acres of the tract lies In Hebron tery” supper followed by a ’’Mys­ Wednesday morning from 9:80 to WPB has declared Ito Intenttoa Hartford on six occasions before leum industry employs several CARS Gilead ware baauUfully dacorated with tery’’ entertainment In the social months. She leaves her buaband, that PRP abould furnUh ”a oingu Boise. Idaho, April 7—(4^—Cit­ Eaater flowers. and the ramalndar In Andover, the 11:30 a. m. A child apwlaliat with Jamas Thompoon, Jr., her parents, tank Condition bills of lading bad been surrender­ ratings ranging from A-l-A for KIMWKlim ing CTlvil war precedent. District whole having an area of S88 rooms of tha CX>ngragatlonal k nurae and a dental hyadanlat will over-all Inairument to bo uood " ed. Six similar counts were nailed. necessary repairs to A-8 for main­ Hie Ladles Aid society of the The Rev. H. R. Keen preached Mr. and Mrt. John Ssogdo, two purchase all matartala to bo Emanuel Lutheran Church 8KT NO. ”A”— tS K t NO. “D "'- Judge Charles F. Koelscb held yes­ on "The Truth of the Resurrec­ acres: The new owner la Mrs. church. be in attendance. It la dMired that Arguing tbat the carrier could tenance and operatlOQs supplies). HUDSON—on models; PLY* Oilead Congregational church will Saturday at 7 p. m., tha brothers, Joseph' wph and John Boogdo, in tbe produotloe” of the plaat’J CaU Is Issued Production requirements plan, CHEVROLET—im osedeb. terday a civilian workman impris­ tion" at the morning service at SL Alice Jewell of Manchester. Tha all parents of pra-ochool ohildrsn and a aiater,r. Mips Sophie SiMpla. discriminate in deliveries If bills MOUTH. UI6-’37-’3S-'$9; NASH, «mit their meeting thia week and oned by an enemy in war time land la sold by Charles J., and Scouts and tha Cub Scouts wi toko sdvantogo of this oervica. output of war goods ana naceal which allows a firm to pool its SET NO. *16"— S E T O F aitet next week on Wadnssday Pater’s, where a congregation of all of Columbia,'mblo. She was born of lading were not surrenderad be­ 193S-’46-’«l-’42; DESOTO, 1936- cannot oe sued for foracloaure of Edith Strickland. meat with tha naw scout leader. Those wishing,transportation can sary eivUlan goods fore unloading. Assistant United priority problems and to get an Tuesday Evening, April (4 — 8 P.M. AO BUICR and PACKARD • m te- H ’-’lt-'M ; PACKARD 6, 1946- aftamoon, April 15, at tha horns about 80 attended. Eastar hymna April 31, 1918 in Columbia, and allotment of all needed m ^riala a mortgage, collection of a prom- were aung. Miaa Marjoria Martin A meeting of the Hebron De- Rev. Theodora S. Darrah. have It by calling Rockvilla $02-13 Waghlngtoa. April 7.—(F)—The Stotea Attorney Valentine J. See- els: DESOTO Abflew. U$$-’M; '41-’4S. «f Mrs. Albert Adams. Mn. Clar- isaory note or divorce. or 1178-18. ottendod tha gronunor echool omptroUer of the currency today for a 80 day period, toe allotment CHRYSLER 0, 19t7-’l 8 .’$ t : CAD­ 4 1 0 CKS aaalated in the choir. fenae Council will ba bald this there and Windham high oehool. CO asked that toe trustees be fined SET NO. nr— anca Fogll and Mrs. Levy Hooker Koelsch’a ruling came in a di­ evening at the casualty statten. Miss Alice E. Hall has returned •ued a call for a itotement of $1,000 each on each of toe six is bssed on toe record of past per­ ILLAC, It36-’3T. LA SALLE. 19$6- Perd—19«a-’4t-’42: Codflloe, 1918*, artll be the aaalatant hostesses. Among viaitora were: Mr. and HoU. Quickly Ou Ways Mra, Thompoon hod worked as War Bonds Now be condition of all national banks formance, war production and un­ Alice Erickson — Violinist 'X l\ NASH M Series. vorce suit by Bernice Adella Uppy Mra. George Rosa and children of to Eaat Haven after the week-end counts. ’» . ’46-’41-’U ; LaSalle 19M-’S9- A family party waa given Mrs. against William H. Uppy, civilian apent at her Tolland noma with her bookkeeper at CblUna Oarage in It tbe clOM of buslnsM Saturday, filled ordera. '4#; Blereury, Ltoeehi all medeb.' Bolton, Mra. Iva Richards and aon Portland, Ora, April 7—(F)—Tha Columbia and at the time of being The tnutees pleaded nolo con­ Of New York — Afisistinff ArtisU SET NO. • rr— Arthur M. Kaofa In honor of bar worker on Wake island, when the Mrs- Molejr In Good Condition parents. Official Name \nrll 4. tendere. Cracking down: To pimish busi­ SET NO. 4 Those of VeraalUas. Thera ware also sev­ U. S. S. Annoy, a mtoaswaeper. Mr. and Mra. Donald Graham of token 111 woo employed Iw the ness men who Ignore priority rules, PO N TUC, OLDSMOBILB. P L T M O U T H, 1946-’41-’tt ; Pacific war started. KoeUch said eral from Oolumbia and Exatar. Tlie comptroller’s notice went to - Judge Hlncka reserved decision. DODGE sad STUDBBAKEB—on tha cast must ba auapendad “unUI irtl 7—(F>->MraJ was launched by The Oomroarclal ThompoonvlUo wert week-and Hamilton Standard Propeller Dl* be 5,117 national banka A alnal- or misuse priorities granted to Single Admission: $1.10. CHRYSLER 6. U n-TS-Tt-’di- The Rav. J. H. Fitxgerald of Bay Raymond wife of the writ Iron Worka yomrday and only a guests of Miaa Bertha Place. vision of tha United Airoroft In Waahlngton. April 7—(FV-But them, toe government hss: models; NASH, 1937-’n : RUPMO- ’41-’42: DESOTO, 19«6-’tl -’4S. such tlma as ba U freed by hia Ridge, N. T„ sent white gladiolaa (r call waa Usued by the Federal Koony OaaMge Bepalred BILB. Itas-Tt. ^ eapton or unUl It U deUrmlnad er-oconoml of Now Tork. liar 80 par Rev, Ernest E. O'Neil hod for Boat Hartford. bond today, tba Troooury odvie erve Board to the 1,502 state Suspension (8) ordera, which SET N a Fard ItSS-TT-TS-Tt. In memory at his lata fatSar, Rav, eonditlOQ today bull of tba ■uceaadTag veoael was About ona hundrod and fifty —thia tlma a war oavlnga bond te».be used to stop a firm's supply Associate Membership: $2.20 <2 Tickets.) hts aermon topic at tha Sunday iks which belong to the Federal Washington, April 7—(F)—Dam- SSI MAIN STREk I J. H. Ftt^arald, 8r., a former lowlnf lor opm tlen par* on tha wayU' TTm oaoond veaaaTa morning worship aOrvioe "F n m wore preoant at tha Boator mom* Tbat’a tha m w official namo a j of scarce materials, and in effect rector here, and of hia brother, the formad a erve system. sge suffered by the destroyer (Checks for associate membership shonid be s4nt to MANCHRSTSR age. Har huabiand bull had bean built In oactlons Trogody to Triumph.” Scripture Ing aendoe at tho Columbia doftasa bonds. Savlnn stomp Other state banka were qot In- to shut up tte'fOctory for a pun- lata Edward Fitzgerald. Mrs. Wil­ waa ona at tho original mamban wbleh ware owting Into plan af­ readiiig, S t John 20:1-16. church. This was a joint oervlc# UkowiM got tho war AmI— tk>ri Kearny when ate was torpedoed perifM). Miss Helen D. Benrgren, 94 Walker Street.) TCLEPHOHni liam J. Carroll of Hartford sent of tha brain trust in tha Itoonevelt ter the Annoy slid (uded, s(noe tbe Federal Deposit near Iceland toot Oot 17 bos been into Wllla- Eastar Uliaa were mtaaing from In which the children of the a cbongo froouantly afivocatoil urance Corporation did not Join Criminal preseention, w h ic h Sowata la manary at imy lata par* admlBistmtioB. ■Otto rivor. the Federated Church for oaeora- church oduml took port Mnca Pearl Hanior, completely repaired. She la now may bring flnra n pto $10,000 and .. r tits nqusst for condition re* operating with tte fleets tte Navy Impriscfiinent for as much as ooe Phone 3483 or 3323 for Ticket Reservations. mPLE%STORES announced lost night. yrao. I ■ • '!• • •• '•'••; 4 i •..'iTlf''• Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . Tu e s d a y , a p r i l 7 ,194a MANCHESTBS EVGNINO HEEJOD, HANCBESTEK, CONN. TUESDAY, ATRIL T, IMS

n«wa aourcu Mfraln from trying been designed Ri*Triy to fprca our British proposal of formation Hbrnrlffitfr to arrango tlitlr faeta Into a pala* troops to expand thrir ammtmi- Air Corps Aid Indian union waa gained today in \ SERIAL STORY Many Tales of Heroes Sanson Named Manchester Doctor Believes Babies * tabla patUm. Lat Waahlhgton tlon. Even with ammunition In D rafl X M ie r Numbers Koahmlr, th* largest statina India. Crew Returns Cook Slashes atop doctoring. The pulaa of the plenty, guns themselves wear out Kashmir’s prime mlaiater. Sir May Be tfar Materials lifraUi Draws Praise Gopaloswamt Iyengar, told his Date Book i American people la a lot healthier In a surprisingly short time. MEXICAN MASQUERADE Head of Fund To Save Ship roauMCD at t h b In Phihp] pines Untolc] Herewith le another group of#328 1021—Paul Aresri. state wojuld welcome fornMtton of Hand at W orl xaaAU> panmNo oo, INC and atronger than It aeeroa to The spectacle of our troops sud­ Selective Service registrants with 339 1770—John McConvlUe. a single Indian union and] would Tonight Anniston, Ala., April 7~UP) II aiiMii auMt BY c i c i L CARNES a'TiSiS'i^SS 830 1189—(^arencs George Ka- do its utmost to cooperate In th* Banquet Maachester Division, — A physician applying to tha . Manohaatir, Conn. know. denly gone defenseless would be a Group Criticized by Hur* theft order numbers. Thla la a par* To Take.Gharge of Navy THOMAa raaaoBON sorry and bitter ending to the tial Ust of those who registered brick. work of framing a suitable con­ Connecticut Sportsmen's Associa­ Panamaniaii Vessel Is Rationing Board here for a ley Recently Satis* Associated Press Corw on February 19- Tha Herald will 381 1011—Albert Edward Turk- stitution. tion. permit to buy a new automo­ Soldier Sent Here (MnarAl story of unparalleled heroism on „ j staring at the missive in stupefac- Relief; Selects Com­ FauDdal Oetobar I. 1111 Kay walked to the edge of the wangle my HEALTH AND DIET publish the names and numbers of Ington. Junior Cfliamtor of Commerce at Reboarded After Shell* bile was asked If he was "en­ Mis^ke from Another Crackpot Bataan. Yet this la war, and-thr' factory to Army. spondent Disclo^ Hotel Sheridan at Sip. m. gaged in the production of Pabllcbad aaaiT BTaaliw Caoaot dock. Allan sat down on a boul­ approximately 200 each day until 88— Frank J. Crowley. mittee to Assist. When, last Saturday, another^ of hard fact la that th’e sending of stuff out of Sun Su?” ADVICE 268— Dennis Patrick Coleman Joint meeting Klwanit, Rotary ing, Brought to Port. war msteriala." H a r U ^ tandara and Heildaya Entered at der afid watched. > He didn't use “ I imagine she's quite a wan- Some of Actions Neve the complete Ust of 1772 is ex­ Jones Denies , the Poet Office at- llancbeeter. Hartford, April 7—(JP)— Two hausted. Yesterday's Ust Included 746—Hlldlng Arnold Bolin. and Exchange ‘ Clubs at Hotel This was his an'awer: Conn., ai aeaond Cleee Mall Matt^ the lunatic fringe crackpots who reinforcements and supplies to Ba­ hla glasses for fear Watanabe gler. Nice of her, anyhow, to take PumislMd by the McCoy Jack Sanson, manager of the would hear about it and snatch high Army Air Corps officers be­ Given World Before those with order numbers frdm 488—Georg* Dlmltrlou Af- Sbsrldaa, 8:30. Mobile, Ala., Ap^l 7—(P)—Shell­ “ During the month of Instinctively play Hitler’s game in taan has not yet been found possi­ •so much trouble for—for a com­ Health Service tosmis. ' State Theater, was today named 'Rubber Delay March. 1942, 1 attended the Many people InYoWn were curl-? nrascKiPTioN ratbb „ them away again, but the light stowed liberal praise today upon No. 1 through No. 319. It should chairman of the Navy Relief Fund Wednesday, April 8 ed for mors than two hours and ' Oaa Taar by Hall ...... this country went into federal ble. parative stranger.” Considering 338 1161—Leo Eugene MePart- Fourth inter-school concert. birth of Si babies and had to ous about an incident concemlagi was clear, the distance to the large it was ’ Lower California at the the corps’ Connecticut Civilian Aid Address oonmnnloatioiis to The (Editor’s Note—Clark Lae, be noted that for tha sake of sim­ for Manchester.. M r.' Sanaon was than torpedoed by an enemy sub­ Per Konth by Hall ...... I *• custody on a charge of sedition, land. High school hall, 7to and 8th grade visa several more because of one of the soldiers of the anti-air*? ■ linale Copy ...... J ••• island a scant hundred yards, and end of July'- the touch of frost Herald, Attentioa McCoy Aaaoelated Press oorreapond* plicity the 10,000 number has been told of his appointment about 11 (Conttnued from Pag* Oae) marine In the (Caribbean, a Pan­ Allan could see the figures on its committees, criticised recently by Health Servlee ent who chronicled the hereto elemlnated In the publishing of 837 410—Michael Joseph Barry, choirs and orchestra. my inability to get to them. I craft unit stationed in this araa-j SelTyered One Tear ...... »»■— he defended himself by grouping In the air was rather odd. “ Shall Sr. o’clock and within an bour had amanian vessel was rsboarded by .will average above 20 a month shore quite plainly. There were Governor Hurley for fostering an explolto of General MnoAr- theae Hats. For 'txample the order government Is now buying to* Public dance, Keeney . street Yesterday afternoon a Jeep waai; HBHBER OF hlmselfi-witb othdr Americana .who we go in to dinner?” 837—Edward Clement Miller rounded up an active committee to her crew the next day and brought throughout the year and thle two guards, he saw, and between “ utterly undemocratic method” of tbnr’s men on Bataan penln- number appearing below as No. work with Mm. WMIe he has not plant. dance hall. TBa AB80CIATBD PREaS are, to be generous and truthful They strolled to the house In How To Combine Proteins 1610—John Steven Miner. safely to port here. practice alone necessitatea the observed coming through the tow n! ■ The Aaaoelated Preie le eaclnelee* Connecticut ihcm was the frail form of a bent, commissioning officers. Bula for more than two 317 will be listed as No. 10317 In yet been told of what Is expected duPont, he teatifled, has another Friday, April 10 Survivors’ accounts of the March ly entitled to the nee or reoubllea- about it, not exactly crackpots. silence. By the time he got there, Col. F. Trubee Davison, in let­ 1136—John Adam Origolet. Military WhUt, Manchester use of s new automobile as in the general direction of the hos* white-haired old mail'. It was ob­ Allan felt he had Interpreted the months, discloses for the Srst Selective Service records. in Manchester it Is understood that plant at Deepwater, N. J., with a 8 shelling, which )Coet toe lives of tlon of all newa.Alapatehee credited viously Kay’s father. Dr. John ters to the chairmen of the state The imporiant subject of food 261—Wilson Dllworth 0>ne. Green P. T. A. these cates must b? attended pital. In the rear of the car lay a . to It or net otberwiee eredited in Said William Dudley Pelley, the incident accurately. Asia was time In this dispatch that ho Today’s, list which goes through 49— Eldward Leslie Davts, Jr, capacity of approximately 10,000 Capt. James Stewart, "First Mate to Immediately when I am Sargent. committee which were received combinations Is one which merits Saturday, April 11 soldier who seemed to to covered'' thle paper and aleo the locel newe long-spotted leader of the “Silver Yankee getting into his good graces, hope­ hinrMelt was Injured at the No. 432 follows: 87—Anthony Mosser. tons and The Goodrich Rubber Hawkins Fudske and six others of called. pobllahe'd herein. ■ ^ The girl waved excitedly, then recently, said that he and Gen. the attention of both the sick and front Lee, who recently ar­ Or- Ser- Company has a plant at Akron Waste Paper Collection Day. the 50 crew members, were re­ from head to foot with blood. All rirhta of republleatlon of Shirts,” and publisher of "The By A. H. O. ful of gleaning any military se­ H. H. Arnold, chief of the Army 302^-Leo Alphonsus Harkin. "I believe thla would coma put both hands to her lips and crets which he might have plcke'd the well. In preparing the meal rived In Australia, character­ der lal with a capacity of approximately Area; North of Center and East leased by the Navy yesterday. When an inquiry was made at ’ apeelal dlanatchea herein are aleo threw kisses. Her father re­ Air Corps, Joined “in thanks to istically aubordlnatea ^hla owa 1489—James Harold Wright. 10,000 tons. under war materials, maybe reeerred. Galilean;” up from his mythical brother m or in selecting food in a restau­ No. No. I860— Francisco De Felice. Center streets, beginning at 8 a. m. Adrift fer hours in three llfeti not for this war. but for the the local armory,.it was revealed: “I don't know a thing about The Oox affair has now gone sponded in kind. A minute passed, you and your associates for what rant, it is necessary to combine story to that of the men with 317 1494—Arthur Lester Bs "Some of the other companies JolnUy sponsored by Manchester rafts and the only life boat that that there had been an accident. X Full eerelce ellent of K. ,B. A. the War Department. 'That was you have done and for what I 1495— Louis Theodor* Bchol- next one." far enough to give dramatic em- then the guards t o ^ him by the the different foods so that they' whom he shared the dangers 318 939—Frank Raffs. are making small i amounts," he Junior Chamber of (Commerce and Was not wrecked by the firing, cook had accidently cut the palm •errlce Inn_____ this. There hasn't been a damn arms and half led, half assisted easy, but it still didn't explain know we can count on from you ler. Manchester Boy Scouts. The board's decision has not how she'd hooked the bags from will be correct from the standpoint of war.) 319 1180—Cheater Joseph 848 1026—Stua;t Glover Mac­ said, "so that the recommenda­ they were rescued by a U. S. mine­ been announced. of his hand while slicing ham. It ^ thing in the magazine that Boake jlhasis to certain truths about him from the spot. The trio did as this vitally Important program elsa. tions of Messrs. Batt and Stet- Pnbllahera RepreeenUtleee, The Sun Su. of physiological chemistry; that kenzie. Tueaday, April 14 sweeper. Some of them returned to was a deep gash and bled profuse­ dullne Hathewi Special Aaency— Carter, 'Iron Pants' Johnson, Fa­ public service and politics. These not go far. They took the prisoner goes along." is, mixtures agreeing with each By Clark Lee 220 1055— Rol>ert James McAllis­ tinlus (E. R. Stettinius, Jr., form­ 14th Annual Concert G Clef the scene the next day and on find­ ly. and in wiping the sweat from New Tork. Chicaao. DetrpTt and At least, Allan thanked his The governor protested to Presi­ ter. 340 145—Ernest Clifford John­ ther Coughlin and many others two phraaes, "public service'' and to a door set apparently in the other must be used. Melbourne, April 7.— son. erly of the Defense Commission) Club, Emanuel Lutheran church. ing the vessel ettil afloat, managed his head he deposited some of tha Bnaton. ___ _ rocky side of a small cliff, ushered stars, he could chahge from a suit dent Roosevelt on March 20 that 321 148—tieroy Marcus Aspln- was met.” Scovill Official haven't also said." “politics," may be identical in the which had rolled down a hill with It must be understood that it Is spite all that has been writti 360 803—Louis Whitcomb Barker Credit Bureau at the Y at 6:30 to bring it into port. blood on his head and face. HEHBER AITOIT BUREAU OF .mind of the innocent. In reality, |iini through it, locked it carefully. the boards, operating In Hartford, wall. Jones said that until he read p. m. 18 Badly Wounded CIRCULATIONS. six Japanese! not what we cat Indlacriminatcly aobut the courageous defenders 351 1163—Norman Auren BJork- It was in Bast Hartford that the He could have added others— they mean two dl.stinct things. 6n the outside and marched away. New Haven and Bridgeport to se­ 332 51—James Joseph Hassett. Batt’s testimony, he bad thought Wednesday, April IS Other survivors, 19 of them bad­ Plans to Retire accident occurred, and why tha which auppUea our bodies, but Bataan peninsula, there sUU ai 233 604—Foster Henry Williams. man. The Herald Printing Company Senator Wheeler, Senator Nye, The Cox case Illustrates conclu­ “That where they siick him lect candidates for prospective 353 1618—Jose})h Rabagleno. toe RFC was following toe recom­ Public bridge. Women's Republi­ ly wounded, were niahed to an un­ cook was brought to Manchestaf tae.,_saw astumtib»ie»aewiwe no flnancItJ peiponti--- Pierre de Fontanelle greeted service in the ground commis­ what we digeat and assimilate and 324 1499—Benjamin Henry Ma- mendations of the commission la Mr. Lindbergh—whose public sions which could be made at every night?" he called. convert into tisaue. Even though many, tales of Individual herols: 353 1067—John Joseph Hadden. can Club at Masonic Temple. disclosed (Caribbean port for trans­ for treatment was more than tha blllty for typographical errora ap- “ Yes," answered Kay choklly, them at the door < with a broad sioned personnel, were set up gowan. toe synthetic rubber program. Waterbury. April 7— fjF) —Ed­ ianng In adeartlaemeota In the any time. the moat wholesome food Is used, that never have j/een told. 354 892—Francis Michael Mc­ Manchester 4-H club dance, shipment here. medical officer at the armory could statements. In the pa-st, have been and came to sit beside him. Tears smile and an outstretched hand without his knowledge; Jiad in­ 325 920—John Ernest Winzier. More Natural Rubber ward K. Sanderson, general sales ancbeater Erenlna Herald.______First, a man who enters public r long as it is improperly mixed Laughlin. Keeney street dance hall. The attacked veesel carried a figure out. There is an emergency f-i-i C quite in harmony with his own threatened. “Oh. Mr.--oh. Allan, for the new arrival. terviewed men in the 1-A draft There Is, for Instance, the stor 228 .380—David Gore. "Not only.” he said, "did toe gun manned by a Navy crew and a manager for The Scovill Mfg. Co., service Innocent of politics is like­ "Name of a sacred pipe! Is It with other foods so that there is of a black night when (?apt. A: 355 1281—James Francis 0>ugh- Thursday, April 18 medical unit set up in East Hart­ ■, Tueaday, April 7 views. can you get us out of this?" classification; and that the sys­ 227 1841—Francis Elmer-Day. RFC undertake to prortde experi­ few machine guns, but the sub-: for the past 22 years snd an em­ ford, and the cook could have toen ly to find him.self in all kinds of possible another fish has swum a constant battle goitig on be­ thur Wermuth—the American o: 228 1383—David Wamock. lin. Military Whist, Group G of Cen­ unpleasant and unsuspected situ­ "I think so," he answered con­ tem, which was unpubllclred, mental manufacturing facilities marine kept out of their range. ploye of the concern for the past brought to that, station. At any Some of these have revised and Into the company’s net? Welcome tween the different food'stuffs, the fleer whose almost legendary e; 220 25—Elmer Clarence Prevoat. 358 1304—Harry Lawrence Dim- ter church. 39 years, will retire April 15, com­ ations. fidently. “ May take a little time, opened the way for diacriinina- low. recommended by Mr. Stettinius, (At New Orleans, the Eighth rate the wounded man waa treat­ Tining the News restrained their public utterances to our cozy island Jail!” body will be unable to extract the plolts caused him to be known 230 1083—George Daniel McMuI- but we have a much better stock­ Friday, April 17 pany officials announced yester­ Second, such a man is not like­ of course. Shall I tell you my tlon. “ the one man army”—was puss} 357 1749—Angelo Joseph Guido. Annual Masonic Ball at ths Ma­ Naval district headquarters an­ ed and sent back to his kitchen. Timing of the newa cpncemlng since war actually began. But In adventures to date?" ■ "Thanks so much," said Allan President Roosevelt told news­ full nourishment it requires; at lin. pile of natural rubber on hand nounced that the Panamanian ship day. Hie duties will be ihared by ly to give sound performance in returning the smile and the clasp least, not without a g;reat expen­ footing along behind the Japanei 381 '1812—Ronald Hall Ferguson. 359 876—John Henry StevensoiL sonic Temple. Paul E. Fenton and C. P. Goes, ' American action In thla war will his'main cry Mr. Pelley Is right; public service, unless and until, at She assented eagerly, and Allan men on March 24, one day after 359 567—Richard Henry Hsmp-, than it was contemplated we was one of three vessels attacked of a firm, strong hand. Like Kay, diture of energy. In the human lines on a typical scouting misaioi 333 715— Charles Herman Bun- would have when Mr. Stettinius Monday, April 20 3rd after his retirement. he has been taken into custody least, he either gets wise to the plunged into a narrative that Colonel Davison's letters were ton. by enemy aubmarinea in March. never be auapected or resented by De Fontanelle seemed even more digestive system, foods must be He suddenly bumped Into aboi zel. wrote the president Sept. 12, 1940. Meeting Women's Auxiliary of (A medium sized U. S, cargo Sanderson, a Cornell University game of politics or the game of seemed to satisfy her, though it dated, that he had ordered Gen­ 20 shadowy figures, the first c 333 1053—Jeremiah Joseph O'­ 360 1284—Alfred Henry Menne- the C. of C. at 3 p. m. H E R S iO W C K . the American people ao long as it while others whose sentiments are covered no more than a tenth of attractive close by than he had eral Arnold to make a report on considered from the standpoint of "Furthermore, theye were plenty veaeel was attacked about mid­ graduate, came to Waterbury politics is improved to meet his whom raised a finger to his lif Connell. quin. Sunset Retoksh Lodge, Military after serving as .superintendent of la clear that the timing la design* known to be quite harmonious the truth. There was much about at a distance. Allan looked about the governor's charges. proper agreement during the Jack Saaaea of unsettled questions delivered us night March 25. One or two tor­ standards and hia assumptions. him as they entered a cool front and murmured a warning “S-s-a 234 1118— Daniel Christian Mil­ 381 1616— Raymond C^rl Hlldlng •Whist, Odd Fellows hall. two concerns in Philadelphia, his with his are allowed to hide be­ himself which he could not in Reports of Splendid Work chemical digestion occurring In the by Mr. Batt. The members of his pedoes were fired but missed the ed to hurt the enemy. When, how­ These are the reasons why, In hall. "Doesn’t seem too uncom­ digestive tract. s-h-h!" ler. Erickson the program calls for some defi­ Itoesday, April 21 native city. duty reveal to her or anybody Colonel Davison wrote to the 363 National Defense Council were ship. ever, It la obviously designed to hind the privilege of free speech the first place, most men of fortable. Will you show me where The most practical plan Is to Makes Similar Gesture 335 1075— Daniel Joseph Shee-'| 84—Arthur A. Baedor nite action to keep the relief fund Auto Testing Lane opens, Leon­ really high calibre In other fields else. But he told her about Sun board chairmen that. .. .1 have 363 themselves not in agreement on (On the night of March 23, the T O N i M T dole out the news to Americana in —a privilege they honor only In I sleep? And wash and change use one strongly nourishing food han. 1069—Michael Joseph Sheri­ at a high level. whrt to do or how to do It. ard street. Will Ijiy Aside Gains Instinctively shy away from Su, and that cheered her im­ reports of the splendid work done Wermuth, realizing he had ru 238 1529—Alfred Albert Dion. dan About five weeks ago Joe Louis Navy said, a large U. 8. ship Trya-eetwee*______Va-mniol.i.lt( It (l)ahrinkB order to abuse It themselves. my clothes?” at a meal, in combination with Into a Japanese patrol, made “Beyond question -the whole Meeting of Merchants’ Retail sighted a hostile submarine In the Trnm such proportions as somebody at mensely. Sun Su, she felt, would by you and other members of public office, and why, in the 237 591—Nelson Bailey Spell­ 364 941—Leslie Chancy Burnett fought Buddy Baer In New York Bureau at the Y at noon. New Orleans, April 7 (A') The swollen membranes, (2) sootl>thcsiRits* Yet which, in the end, is more ^ word back to the "But certalnly._Come this way your committee on civilian aid. other foods which combine well, similar gesture snd replied “S-s- process was in s state of flux. Any Atlantic "cloee to toe coast" and Washington considers moat agree­ second place, their occasional g fl with me. I observe' you havi been man. 365 1041—Lester George Harding and turned over every cent of his Louisiana State Federation of L a -' relieves transient nssal coo* States. He mentioned Asia casual­ "I know that it was meant a arc mors easily digested, and fill —s-h-h-h!” 338 108—Henry Jabez Stark­ 366 responsible government depart­ Saturday, April 26 missed running it down by about able and palatable, It la suspected dangerous to America? The iso­ ventures into public office are to the wars, m’sleur! Did you kill 1471—Sydney Webb MacAl- purse to the Navy fund. Through­ bor has pledged to lay aside, tern- | Bou o n ... And brings great- ly— very substantial sacrifice of your U), In an adequate manner. The Then he drew a firing pin from weather pine ment undertaking the building of Tall Cedars Ceremonial Masonic 30 feet. The sub gave ebase for lationist who sits protected in. ao often unfortunate. some of them, perhaps?” out the country baseball, boxing, synthetic rubber plants without about an hour but never got close porarily, any labor gains if PresI- ' „ ¥KES-)-S and resented, and it tends to de­ "That woman!" said Miss Sar­ time. The promptness and en­ two most Important kinds of food, grenade, pressed the mUaUe int 339 1000—Mark Hanna. 367 914—Orlando George An golf and other sports are rallying Temple. dent Roosevelt deems It nece.ssary likcTtl Follow There is no doubt that Mr. Cox, "Not a damn’ one. They Jumped first making a careful Investiga­ enough to shoot. stroy public confidence. Congress, and the publisher who for In.stance, went to Hartford ex­ gent, and sniffed. ergy with which you have acted and those which are the most the hand of the Japanese^ ,(;lq|{ 340 891—Andrew Suchle. nulll around the stan^rd of the Navy Waste Paper (Collection Day. during the war emergency. 1 directions in folder. wA*TRO*RO& me too quickly.” ■ have simplified greatly the task no-jrishlng, are the proteins and the man’s, flngera and tiptoed awi 341 1090—Benjamin, Bolton. tion of all these questions, would Area South of Center and East (Both vessels put in at Texas There baa been a great deal of sits behind armed guards in a pecting to administer a great "You don't like Asia?" 368 284—Edward David Fahey, banner. The fund provides help to porta) "Tiens! What a pity! But, bet­ the starches and it seems a good into the darkness with another ai 242 1171—Howiud Dowd. have been subject to very great Center streets, beginning at 8 a. m. ^ the latter kind of timing. Chicago tower, and the man who state department in accord with “ I should say not! I’ll admit of -your district officer." Jr. families of sailors who have lost ter luck next time, eh?" They ■If we can have the generous plan hot to use them both at the monishing “ S-s-s-h-h-h!” 243 1597—WUliam Percy HaU. 369 criticism.” I Jointly sponaorsd by Junior (Cham­ Flames'on After Deck his own knowledge of engineering she’s a marvelous creature to look 405—Frederick Moral Jones their Uvea in defense of their coun­ Flames broke out on the after ' The timing of the newa of the sits protected by his cloth even at, but Asia is— is—well, she's too had left Key and were walking- effective cooperation from all same meal. Possibly ths simplest The Japanese opened his flngei 244 1357—Victor Carl CTIemson. 370 1731 —Frank Joseph Vittner try. The fund la administered by Prolonged S’egotlatlons ber of (Commerce and Manchester principles. He did not expect to down a hall; the Frenchman halt­ Boy Scouts. deck of the Panamanian ship al­ •.operations of an American task though rebuked, time and again, have to be a combination sleuth, Asiatic, if you know A'hat 1 civilian aides that we have had manner In which to set forth th* a moment or two later, releasin 245 991—William McKinley Snow 371 1378—Mervin Ward Cole Navy officials in New, York and In written replies to questions ed at an opeh door, and Allan way of using these foods is to dis­ the firing mechanism, and . 372 submitted by the committee in ad­ Monday, April 27 most Immediately after the atUck force against Marcus Island was by his own church, or the recog­ cop and prosecutor. He had road mean." from your group I shall be more 348 . 821—Edwin James Lester 497— Harold Washington has proven to be one of the mo.st began. "We kept running under BUY "I think I do vaguely. Of spied his bags on the tiled floor. than satisfied. Almost every­ cuss ths proteins separately, giv­ Then there is the story of tl Donaldson. Oliver popular of all relief agencies op­ vance of the hearing, Jones said Annual concert Beethoven Glee an instance of the first kind of nized crackpot who is ea.sy to theory: he had little knowledge of "Here's your dungeon cell, mon Filipino scout who fell in behlr club. High school auditorium. shelling from the submarine for contractors. course, I hardly spoke to her at where these committees are ren­ ing you my point of view as to 347 1175—Basil Thomas Nodden. 373 344 -Walter Jamea O'fcon- erating at the present time. that “ the patent aituaUon natural­ INITCD STATES timing. The American ships, hav­ taka? ami. There's a guard who heats a Japanese scouting party of ] ly prolonged the negotiations" and Tueaday, April 28 perhaps 30 minutes until s shot How could he, from the clois­ all." He was still contemplating dering exceptional service.” bow this kind of food may be used 348 804—Garfield Arthur Morrill, nell Mr. Sanson could not state Just crippled our steering gear," Chief OEFENSC ing struck their blow, had to Perhaps Attorney General Bid­ that lie and wondering just why up our food and puts It on the to best advantage. men marching along a trail Jr. 374 510— Robert Daniel Ruben- how soon he would receive all of that “only recently was s satisfac­ Group E, Center church women tered sanctity of Yale, be ex­ table. You've about ten minutes, single file one night near Dava presents F. W. Barber In lllustret- Engineer T. J. McTaggsrt, 29, ■ ONOS -.7 i evade possibly superior Japanese dle is working up the scale, taking he had told it when a movement Meat is the principal protein 349 1807—Francis Joseph Rets- thaler the details or what was expected tory solution worked out for the _____ AND pected to realize that when con- so don’t delay. Cpid rice can be The Filipino drew out his bol pooling of all patents.” ed lecture. Medford, Mass., said. "When this f. I tractors are after business, they on the water attracted his atten­ food and Is probably needed by ter. 375 609— Joseph Bernard Bar- of him beyond the fact that he had occurred, We stopped snd prepared forces. They could not, therefmre, the easy ones and the more harm­ simply awful!” lopped off the head of the nearei The commerce secretary said Wedneeday, April 29 STAMPS behave with the ethics of a tion. "Hullo,” he said. "Here Jtfan About the body more than any other 380 1801—William Francis But­ rett rounded up a committee. Aa soon to abandon ship.” use their wireless to conlmunlcate’ less ones first. One thing, at Allan thought it likely, yet he man and then cut the whole co 376 164—Walter Charles Gra- as he gets the information he will that all of the planta in the origi­ .Silhouette Girls Fife and Drum gang of horse traders? And comes a launch." foodstuff. If It is not used, then umn down one by one from b ler. The three life rafts snd the 'one their news, ^gain, after they had least, is very clear; be won't root did not set to work on his toilet some other kind of protein must bowskl announce his plans for the fund. nal program would be in produc­ Corps dance, Keeney street dance how could be be expected to op­ “ Dinner," said Mis.s- Sargent hind. 3C. 803—John Komse. hall. boat were put over, but the Ut­ reached port. It was good strategy sedition out of American life if without enthusiasm. "They send quite as soon as De Fontanelle be substituted for It as protein is 353 1068—Carl Louis Emerson. 377 24—Leo Jos. Gouin tion this year, one before July 1, ter was almost swamped by s shell erate with a ccntinual suspicion Manhattan Hergeaot Makes Lone Stand two before Sept. 1 and one before Sunday, May 8 over three baskets of food every had gone. A glance from hla one indispensable to living tissue. 363 1238— carl Ragnar Casper- 378 990—Larry Matter explosion thst killed the first mate to keep from the Japanese the ha stops with the George Chris­ that. In his own department, he window showed him it command­ It also was at Davao that 379 the end of the year, "assuming Banquet Guiisppe Garibaldi So­ might have the wrong men In day. Do you like fish and rice? By George Tucker Meat is digested by humans In oon. 538—Thomaa H. Hobbs Signs Indians Will and sprayed the occupants with , fact that they were In port Thu tians and the William Dudley Pel- ed a view of the cannery Island, American sergeant, named Ma 380 8—John Francis C?hsp- materials are available as re­ ciety, Reid’s Auditorium, Bolton. steel. charge of the state’s stable If you don't, you can always have much the same way as by the of the 31at (apparently the 31i 354 1843—Stephen Kosakowskl. quired. , news w-as held up until they put to leys. and the fact Interested him. carnivorous animal. No change pelle Tuesday, May 6 The raider continued firing snd door? He came to build roads, rice and fish!” New York—Joe E. Lewis is J. S. Infantry) made a lone star 266 1382—Clifford Earl Joyce. Reject Plan Now "Were the Dutch and British re­ Junior (Chamber of (Commerce sea again. Thla was sane and sen­ "That the best they do for us? He took out his field glasses, nothing if not Impromptu . . . UJees place In meat while it la in 358 888—Otto Loula LaShay. 381 638—Edward George Jarvis did not leave the scene until two not to operate «. perpetual grand against a Japanese warship 382 100— Harry Fred Sault luctant to release stocks and raise monthly business meeting In Hotel Jury. He was ambitious for pub­ I'll have to complain to the man­ which he felt he might safely use When something pops into his the mouth other than that it is 387 1888— Howard Paul Hage- star thellB, presumably fired by sible, and the kind of timing the tempting to cover a landing ^ rt; 383 823—John Philip Sheridan percentages of the base quotas Sheridan at 8 p. m. a U. 8. Navy ship off the coast, • Kenny Baker’s Song lic service. He was neglectful of agement! I’ll bet they—” here, and focused them on the head, he says It . . . Not vlndlc- broken up Into smaller particles. Equipped with a 60-caliber m< dorn. (Continued from Page One) (before Dec. 7), and why?” Jones American people can understand door through which he had seen 384 1133—Joseph Michael Cough­ Saturday, May 8 cast a faint Illumination on the politics, so much so that even uvely, for that isn't Joe's way . . . V .a t seems to be digested in the chine-gun mounted on a truci 388 83— Francis George Little. lin was asked. Waste Paper CollecUon Day. and approve. Perhaps many people wondered Then he was silent in sheer Dr. Sargent ushered. He studied But Joahmgly, for fun . . . Any­ stomach Just as easily in large 369 754—Stephen Walter Lew- the British government or its water. warnings did not impress him. May mowed doM-n boatload aft* 385 1540—Stanley Stephen C?ho- “I could not say they were re­ Area: North of Center and East Survivors said one seamen leap­ But more frequently it has been why, last Sunday nijght, Kenny When you add up the perform­ amazement. Dinner was there it a long minute, then exclaimed thing to get a laugh . . . pieces as though It were In small boatload of Japanese as they canr kowlcs. emissary might say, the Indian luctant to release stocks suffi­ softly. He had noticed something nfan. O n ter street, beginning at 8 s. m. ed overboard to escape the flames the other kind of timing which has Baker sang “Ave Maria” in Ger­ ance of such a man in office, you In a big wicker basket, but beside Joe's last night in town was at pieces. The digestion of meat be­ ashore. 280 304—Martin Wagner Starin. 386 people had essential unity and cient to provide the United States Jointly sponsored by Junior Cham­ it on the rock there landed two that almost made him doubt his 1395—Mario Boffs. that he would fight those who snd was attacked snd killed by a been obvious. The latest example man. Aren't we at war with Ger­ are always likely to get complete the Oopacabana . . . His long en­ gins in ths stomach and is almost The warship finally shot tl 381 362—Walter Hussey Gifford. 387 with a reaaonable stockpile,” he ber of Commerce and Manchester shark. large suitcases and a couple of eyes. gagement ended on a little un­ entirely a chemical process, the truck out from under him, but 387—John Paul Gedrsitis. meant to disrupt India. replied, "but apparently they did personal honesty. But you are not 383 1138—Leonard Hlldlng John­ 388 310—Spiros Costas. Boy Scouts. of this came last Friday, In the many? cameras. The contents of his room He went to his door and looked programmed note that saw Tyrone meat being liquified by the chemi­ came bac^ with another and wer son. “We have remained united in not want the quotas Increased to always likely to get exactly what 389 1496— Ralph James Davidson. Saturday, May 28 announcement that the Langley, Yes, and, if you analyse a bit, you want in the way of perform­ at the Inn of One Thousand De­ out into the hall. Kay was at one Power playing horse to his Lady cal action of the fast 1c Juice upon to work again. It was estimate 383 800—Michael Fraullno. slavery,” he aald, “and we ahall such an extent that the post war Waste Paper Collection Day. Excuse Becomes Time-Worn 390 1639—Albert Samuel Petke. remain united in freedom." Pecos and Peary bad been sunk. you find that this gesture was ance. Concede Mr. Cox's complete lights! He stared at the stuff, end of lt‘, and he beckoned to her Godiva . . . It happened tike this it. Thus liquified It I* ready to paSs he accounted for at least 250 Js] 384 182—Wm. Frsuicis O’Brien. 391 market would be seriously af­ Area: South of Center and Ehist speechless. One of the two Jap­ . Joe was In the middle of his anese. He la understood to 845—William Francis Ma­ Of a decidedly different opinion fected.” These ancient sinkings, two uf part of the war. Innocence from every sort of Imperatively, placing a finger into the small intestine. 386 1057—Alden EMgerton BaUey. honey. Center streets, beginning at 8 a. m. Columbus, Ind.—(>P)— Stats Po­ anese who came with the launch wamingly to his lips. She came song, the one about "Sam, you The digestive Juice of the stom­ fighting somewhere in the Phlli] 268 1071—John Alfred Laten. was Mahendra Nath Roy, fornier Stockpile Increased Jointly sponsored by Junior (Cham­ liceman Nate Bush stopped a them certainly known to the Japa­ wrong->dolng, and you are still left 1673—William Carlaon. Communist who now heads an In­ For this song told the people of with the impression that the State stepped up aiid handed him a swiftly. He took her to the win­ made the pants too long” . . . ach la of an acid nature, and the pinez still. 387 177—EmU Adolph Dietz. Jones said the nation's stockpile ber of Commerce and Manchester speeder on U. S. Highway 31. The nese from the moment of their oc­ Germany many things, if any of note; then m e pair marched off dow and thrust the glasses into The place was beginning to look digestive elements In the gastric I have been trying to reci 388 328— WUliam Jamea Beattie. 723—WllUam Charles Gienty. dian “win the war group.” Calling of natural rubber had increased Boy Scouts. speeder said he was hurrying to Highwray Department was not run 275— Walter Harry Montie. attention to Japanese air attacks currence, could only have been de- to the buni^low with basket and her hands. like it had elastic walls . . . Al­ JulC( can act only In this acid when I had my biggest scare du 389 398— Bruno Chester Mankus. from 40,143 long tons on Dec. 31, the home of a sick relative and them chanced to be listening. It exactly 9s the state should have 1699— C?ollis Everett Goelee. on India, he demanded a halt in baggage. though it was crowded, still the medium. If starch is mixed with ing the campaign in Luzon. Fran! 370 SO—Edward Richard Price. 1940 to 342,101 long tons on Bush let him go. He stopped a sec­ - layed because some one at Wash­ told them we are not at war with it run, that, behind his back, there "Look at the door of your ly, I was scared every time the: 1001—Robert Fred Schubert. all political bickering and immedi­ March 20, 1042, including an in­ was an unhealthy al!mosphere Allan tor the billet doux father's lock-up! Quickly, while waiters found space for additional the meat, the starch will require 271 386—Napoleon Leo Du Bois. Forced To Cloee ReSnery ond speeder who told him the same ington did not wish to add them the Germany of Schubert's “Ave was a loud explosion nearby- 168—John Oscar 'Works. ate stern measures to save India crease of 87,045 tons since Dec. 7, which should have been rooted and spread iss Sargent quite the sun is still directly on it! tables . . . an alkaline medium and will thus 372 807—Raymond Francis Grif- thing and Bush let him go. A third to the list of losses in the Battle of shamelessly and read it thst was often. 616—Thomas Joseph Hassett, from the fate of Malaya. 1941. Houston, Tex., April 7—(iP)— Maria,” but at war with the Nazi out. A professional .poUticlatr, to What d'you see?" delay the digestion of the meat. fen. The tone of Nehru’s speech was speeder gave the same excuse and oyer his ■‘her nostrils 'Then 'Tyrone Power and Some I probably was lucky to get o< 1559—Arthur George Du­ On that date, he testified, a sub­ Vice President J. 8. Leech said to­ Bush ordered him Into court. Then . Java. The American people, Germany which, on the same Eas­ take the extreme from Mr. Cox, The girl followed his directions When camlvoroua antmala eat with nothing more serious 378 309—Howard David War- pont. / interpreted in some Indian quar­ stantial amount of rubber was would have sensed such an at­ twitching si the odor of friends came In . . . As I men­ meat they also devour the bones nock. day that the pinch of tanker Bush stopped a fourth speeder and, somebody at Washington thought, ter Sunday, was busy broadcast­ carefully. Impressed by his air of tioned, Joe was turning bis grin­ a broken hand, auffered while di' 325— William Cooper. ters as meaning that the Congress awaiting shipment, and "practi- losses and restricted consumption mosphere immediately, and either perfume. W in a bold, daab- ai.d organa of their prey and thua 374 1410—John FTancls Fraher, would not be satisfied only with a would you believe It, he waa hur­ oould only be depended upon to ing to its own people that they ing hand, 'note, in English, •urgency. But in a minutes she ning pan to the faces, alnglng his ing into a foxhoL to escape atai 682—Henry Joseph Fortin. nally all of this rubber was ship­ along the Atlantic seaboard had rying to the home of a sick rela­ have joined it or kicked it out. lowered the glasses and shook her secure additional elementa. When ing planes, and k few ■mall Sr. compromise on 4,he immediate is­ ped prior to Dec. 31, 1941.“'» absorb ao much bad news at any must believe, not in any religion, was short enough to read at a famous song about “Sam, you 1268 — Sherwood Albert forced The Texas Company to tive. Bush ordered him Into court, What’s the answer? Blame" head. man eats meat, however, he dis­ —the result of being blown off 375 1817—Jacob Allen Storrs. Beechler. sue of whether Britain or India I He added that since Dec. 7, 187,- close Its Houston rtflnsry. one time. but in Adolf HlUer. glance. made the pants too long." cards certain parts snd finds a 278 1043—Henry Rene Valllant and he paid a fine. the man In public service be­ "I give up. What’s the answer? dock at Corregidor by a shell. would direct Indian defenses for 486 tons have been ahipped to this "My dear Mr. Steele; I thought In the middle of bU song, right substitute for them by adding the 1183—Daniel Webster Loe- 364—Richard Hallett Rosa. the duration. I f that was the reason the news .Can you Imagine what must cause be didn’t have his eyes I see nothing I” In the middle of the line thst goes, Left With DesLf Ear 377 1142—Jamea HamUton, country, including some still en you might like your belongings, non-starchy vegetables. These lat­ wensteln. It will require also, they sur­ concerning the Langley was de­ have passed through the heart of open for politics? .Make him the ‘ Sam, yon made the vest all A stick of six bombs which e: 67—Robert Louis Custer. route. target? Put him on the spot, so here they are. I must go to “NO? Well, I do! Look again, ter provide bulk to be used with 378 1010—Russell Robert Ven- mised, assurances that in a post­ layed, Saturday's newa rievealed Mexico tonight. Will be away right" . . . Joe stopped . . . Some ploded about 30 yards away whl 824—David Joseph HartweU. any'German who happened to and leave the politicians on all Kay!” His breath stirred her pro;teln. Thla seems to bs the wis­ I was visiting some Marine bui nart. war constitution-writing assem­ . Doing Double Duty why Friday had been considered several days, but am looking for­ golden hair as Jie whispered his of the people weren't listening to 856—Victor Thomas Lacha- bly, the Indian states will be rep­ catch this program, hearing free sides snickering to themselves? hifii . . . They were craning their est kind of meal to use when tak­ dies In their trench at Corregldi 379 1345—Oiarles James Vin- pelle. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY a safe day for the final announce­ Or should we go deeper an'd put ward to seeing you on my return. discovery in her ear. "They leave ing meat. also left me with one deaf ear- cek. resented by elected representatives Jefferson City, Mo.—(>P)—The America sing the song slave Ger­ Asia.” the key in the lock—outside!” necks and-sa!rii>E. "There’s Tyrone 408 831—WiUiam Jamea Down­ ment of the loss. For on Saturday the game of politics Itself, In Here are Bome'.speclmen protein but it was partly bad before tba 1486—U Morgan Porter. ing. of their people and not by dele­ Highway Department's giant road mans are forbidden? Such a Ger­ “I don’t get it," muttered Allan, (To Be Contlaiied) Power . . . Right over there . . . gates of the princes. SPECIALS AT which such a man played no Tbat’a Tyrone Power” . . . meals, following ths rule for com­ During the first frantic days 178—'Thomaa George Sym­ magnet is doing double duty in its Washington blossomed forth with man must have asked himself; “Is bining meat correctly: Manila after the war startod the; ington. 801—Charles Joseph White. Win Not Permit Wrong war effort. la toe first 242 miles conscious part, on trial? Shall When Joe stopped singing, ths 1238—Clarence Elmore Keefe the announcement that “recent re­ It only in America that the true we forever assume that It will 1. Lean beef, cooked spinach, was considerable indlocrimlna' 8()8— Oscar Daniel Larson. Conception covered, the magnet picked up ing strategic materials inside the sllenc^ sort of reached out and 1195—Albert David Worden ports Indicate" the sinking of a Germany can now live?” be "Impractical” to put an inno­ tappffd those people on the head cooked carrots, raw celery salad. shooting In the streets, and Ru 1392—Otto F. Schleminger. “I don't know what the future more than a ton of metal piscea government aa well as out. For sell Brines, also of The Assocto 1318— Orville Harry Whitney will bring," Nehru aald. "but in which could shred Urea. The m«tal ''A Public Trust Is light Japanese cruiser, the prob­ We hope there were many such cent man In public office? Or . . . They looked back at Joe, who 2. Roast mutton, cooked aspara­ 700— Harold John Dougan. 1408— Raymond WlUlam Tru­ shall we improve the game of example, worrying about the rub­ gus, cooked string beans, lettuce. ed Press, and I had a narrow c 858— Benjamin Walter Roae- the present I Will not, as far as was contributed to. the war salv­ able sinking of another, and dam­ Washington grinned. deau. Germans listening in, .Sunday politics until a man of Innocence ber and steel shortages, some one 3. Meat loaf, cooked )>eeta, cook­ cape when a sentry, fired a ehi mcn. I can, permit or encourage a age collection. FOSTER'S n “I been thinking,” said Joe, 414 1328— Charles Vincent Mc-> age to 'five other warships. Here night. and technical ability can enter in thf defense bousing aet-up ed peas, salad of green' leafy vege­ through the rear door of an a 1814—WlUlam Eldward Egan. wrong conception In the people’s (Just who, nobody seems to know) “ that you people spend s lot of tomoblle In which we were ridln Donnell For Fine Foods - was good news, timed to serve as public office without running money when irau • come hers, snd tables. 1872—John Edgar Dalton. 416 mind. The tuberculoaia death rate in Not A Private Snap in War Time remembered that the government On another occasion, whl 1307—Andrew Albert Ouel­ the state of Delaware during 1939 a chaser to the bad news of the continual risk of finding himself Sometimes you don’t spend It Those wishing to make a care­ 1168-:-Willian Regis Fitz- lette. "This country, with Its moun­ 84 OAKLAND STREET DIAL 7.386 stabbed in the back? was renting, 900 trailers to defense ful study of the subject of Food watching an air raid from the roi gibbons. tain fastnesses and southern seas, was 57.6 per 100,000 of the popu­ day b^ore, and take the., bitter On Bataan By Jack Stinnett wisely . . . I mean, taka s guy of a hotel, we were peppered wll 418 1079—Ernest Frederick Rue- lation. ' FREE DELIVERY! Deeply rooted in the bu.oiness structure of Man­ These are the real questions be­ workers at New River and Wil­ Combinations may send for Dr. 648—Stanley Fritz Noren. bin. is one countiy. It is going to be Wsshington. — Some depart­ who brings a doll In her* for a bulleta by guards below who to< taste ^ t of the mouth of the Our participation in this war la fore Connecticut, no matter what mington. Since they were being couple hours, and sata, and has a Frank McCoy’s article of that 1347—Weliz Erastua Muniell. 417 one In freedom as it has been In Fine chester are the very foundations of this hank. As ments of civilian defense may us for Fifth ColumnlsU trying 77l—Kermit Madsen Broder- American people'. four months old today. For three the outcome of the Cox affair it­ used aa more or less permanent Uttls wine, and when It’s time to n .me which vrill provide you with 1299— Charles Raymond Mc­ sen. subjection and the Indian states the town and Its businesxea have grown so has this be lagging badly but not the <31vll homes—the trailers didn't need signal the Japanese. people must play a big part in An extreme definition of such a of those four months, an Ameri­ self. It is 6nly one example of go he’a got a bill of $18 or fSO all the rules you need, as it goes Carthy. 347—Fred Murphy. Cut Up Fowl Air Patrol. their tires. Wheels, hub capa, etc. With two FUtplno report* 1292 1873—Thomas Gordon Bon­ that United India.” (tank. It in our bunines.s to render the best possi­ news policy—and though it sounds something that happens over and to pay . . . If you pay |20 for a into the subject with completeness. whom I can't mention by nan 1248—Clifford Jamea Dlm- We have can force of relatively small size, over again ,of a condition which Nearly one-third of all certified The undercarriages ware removed couple hours, that means you pay Forward your request to the Mc­ ner. mlck. Nehru said he disagreed with Tender—Lean ble flnancial advice to you, our customers, and extreme It seems very near the now estimated at between only civilian pilots in the country and shipped back to the manufac­ becauae they are still In Manila, 1303 661—Georg* Pirie McCaugh- tho.se who thought the problem of keeps most good men away, from $10 for maybe one bour . . . And Coy Health Service In care of this found myself In the midst of a n 1898—Frank (3eorge Steiner truth—would be to say that 20,000 and 30,000 men, has been public office as they would stay either now are members or have turers for use on new trailers be­ at that rate It’s about $3.00 for a newspaper and enclose a large self- ey. 458—Sylvester Fitzpatrick the states sould be left out for- the Pot Roost aaTeguard your interests, applied, for enrolment In the CAP. ing rushed Into the many gaps in nor battle on the road from Bagu 94 30—Edward T. O’Dwyer. time being and contended that CASH , Washington has a. policy of not away from poison. With all defer­ quarter bour. Now you taka me, adareased envelops snd six cents 848— Leverett FUlmore Oates holding out on Bataan Peninsula, 'A recent check-up showed that defenss housing. The savlnga art to Lingayen gulf, one night ear 95 830—John Quincy Oagin. "Instead 'of an attempt being Lesm— Lola releasing bad newa until it thinks ence to the present proceedings, I been talking to you Uks this in stamps. In the war. 498—Jamea Norton Spencer Most of that time, the Japanese the question should not be wheth­ 33.000 applications have been re­ so considerable that it may be­ about fifteen minutes snd it’s cost 98 682^Donald Q. Morin. 1760—Thomaa Ellsworth made to soften animosities, and — Trust Service it can round up some good news ceived in Washington and that come a practice to use thesw un­ Hoping that the Japanese hadi untie knota toe British govern­ pressure against them has been er Cox w u innocent or guilty of you two bucks snd a half Qnestlens and /.nswera cut the road, we drove safely dov 97 1276—Francis Preston Weth- Murphy ON HAND Lamb Chops to balance It. relatively light; the American and not suspecting enough about con­ 20.000 of theae have been cleared dercarriages from semi-permanent Isn’t that Billy, now, to wsats all , (Hot Or Cold liquids) •> erell. 921—Alvan Abraham Yules ment Is adding more knots.” — Safe Deposit Service the treasherous mountain hig Shonlder In that way the American peo­ tractual politics but' whether the and sent back to the wing com­ trailer towns over and over. thst money, when you can get Question: Jerry J. Inquires: 98 1308— Marry Emil Gustafson. 1353—James Torrey Kirk­ Mohammed All Jlnnah, presi­ for You Filipino soldiers have fought with manders with the notation that way from Baguio only to be sta 99 1634—John Vincent Sullivan. game of polities itself was Inno­ Tyrone Power for 05 cents with ths ’’When you srs drinking s liquid ed by a convoy of Filipino trainee patrick. dent of the Moslem League, the ple, sure as clockwork, can always cool brilliance, and the Japanese the pilots are acceptable for mem­ CQun- 00 888— Charles Harmin — Cheekiiiunter Checking Service cent or guilty. In many aecUona of the March o f Tima and Donald Duck and yoq want It to leavs tba stom­ Most of them were unarmed ai 427 246—James Burke Fitzger­ biggest group among India’s 77,- Lortib Chops expect a victory to follow a de­ have hesitated to pay the price for Declare Cox himself either In­ bership. try, they are conducting "lllck- thrown In? . . . You've been ach Immediately without being 91 047—Howard Roland Midford ald. . • 000,000 minority Moslems, con­ I^^JM^S^esn at ftsimaf were sitting In trucks laugblng-ai 93 431—^Melvin James Hatha­ Aeaorted feat, simply because the news of immediate victory. nocent or guilty, and the game Many activities of the CAP are up-a-neighbor” drives as a means sitting here spending all that held back by the pylorus, should it talking when the three of 428 1449—'Albert Thomas Gard­ ferred later for 30 minutes with sssts aMr S4.M akw — Register Checks aa secret as Army or Navy flights of combating ths ahortagts of money by making me Ulk, Just way. ner Cripps, toe British emissary who the defeat is 'Withheld until there For the past week, the Japanese of politics will still be riding, bs hot or cold7" In our car heard nolSea across rspsM in S wsaMily twtiksiaU. and can not be reported, but some rubber, gasoline and cars. And because an actor, one of them 808 971—Luclua Merrick Thrall. 439 636-r<3uatave Louis Schallar brought India an offer of post­ Cold Cuts is some sort of victory to accom- high, wide and ;Andsome. If ha Anawsr: Inasmuch as the py­ 50-yard stream running throu) have intensified their attacks. For of them can. The IlUnols wing, for the Army saya If the boys are go­ Bcreeeeeen actors, coma In lorus or exit from the stomach 804 las^—Thomas Francis Mori- 430 639— Harold Martin French war dominion atatua which so far Is declared Innocent, that will the canyon. 1 arty. O you need cash for auto re­ LMd O’ Lakee psny It. two days in succession, now, they mean that the brand of politics example, is conducting a 1042' ing to ride with civilians, that’s And all the time you can go down )iolds back eold Uquida, only warm 431 668—John Michael Boyle has proved unacceptable. pairs,clothing, or ether needs? See Japanese Oondng 305 656— Donald Edward GaUI. D Eventually, we will get all the have made small gains, at heavy that went on behind his back Is model treasure hunt—flying the the only way It’s going to be. the street to LoeWa State and get ones should be taken when it is We switched on our headligb 433 380—William Francis Docr- TO Meet Wavell state at low altitudes in sesKh Thumbing rides is out so far as him for 85 cenUjElth a newa raal desired that ths fluids leave the 808 1 6 1 1 -WlUlam Mark Ander­ Ing. Jlnnah arranged tp meet Sir ftssiiis / makes loans of $10 Butter 2 lbs. 83c newa, bad and good. We are be­ cost, It it true, but not a cost given approval too. If he is de­ and saw a force of Japanese cot 1 sen. to $300 to men or women, clared guilty, poUtlca will have for scrap metal represented In the ths soldiers srs concerned. They and a Silly S y m p h o^ ^ row n In.” stomach quickly. The liquid should Ing down the hill. We quick Archibald P. Wavell, commander ing told facts. greater than they can pay, if they graveyards of abandoned cars and 948—Ralph Judson Rockwell In chief In India, later while the whether single or married, whe­ Very Large THE made him Its scapegoat. can accept proffered rides, but bs taken when the stomach la switched off the lights and noUfl ther on a new Job or an old one. But the facts and the news are determine to. farm machinery. can’t solicit them. It is, it seems, Joe E. Lewis has seldomNpiaysd empty, aa the presence of food 161—Ernest Watson SpeU- Outdoor .Lighting Working (Committee of toe Con­ the major commanding, who man. Loans are m ^e on signature Juicy Oranges doz. 39c being managed, all with the aim Nonetheless, we know what our Find Riot Gun Missing With each Sight and squadron ilgnifled, a discredit to the to more applause that graat^ this seams to doss the pylorua to some ployed hla few armed men a gress party* was called to hear a only. Outsiders are not involved, detailed to a section of the state and besides. In some sally. New Yorkers lovs to bo ' 1184— Francis Edward Miner report by Axad and Nehru on o f keeping thla war from being too troops on Bataan can do. so long extent challenged; Now Regulated SeeJIese Juicy Kansas City (A’)—Police are and minute records made of every against the law. lectured by the right guy, snd thay As the Japanese replied we tiu 697—Frederick Charles Hall. their meeting with (Jrlpps. NOW TO amV| linpleaaant for us. 1897—George W. C. Hunt. as they retain the capacity to wondering if they might not have discovery, the IllLnois wing noon cheered snd wished him well, for (Mnags la Doga) ed on our lights again and the The Oongroas party, militantly Let ui know how much you Grapefruit 'liS' Even if It worked this wouldn't fight. been warmer than they thought In will be able to lay before the War thst was Joe’s last trick, and by Quanloa: Mrs. Harry T. writes: plnos opened fire. There were 588—Richard H.-Bymington. nationaliat voica of toe Hindu ma­ want — any amount fremOtO $ for 25c avU War Veteran Dlea 1881—Harold Sylvester Belch SeatUe, April 7—OP)—The City be a good policy. But we don't Our main worry, if we are to be­ their search for a burglar. Park­ Department a blanket map of the now he Is In Hollywood, for his "Our dog has the mange and I was few exdting minutes )>efore Council rushed through a rigid jority in India, has rejected the to $300. A loan of $100 costs state’s scrap heaps. ’This activity first plcturs. arondertag If thara Is any danger 476—Georgs Albert Plrkey, original British terms of dominion $30.60 when promptly repaid . think it works. We think the lieve hints from Washington, la ing their squad car, officera start­ New Haven, April 7.—(F)—John Japanese bMt a retreat. Jr^ , wartime regulation of outdoor 3 lbs. 25c ER already has caused interest from ' I forgot to add that the guy of the babv ugetting ' _ It Oould you •While on (Jorregldor I, could status after toe war for full Indian in 13 monthly consecutive in- MANCH average American la wise to it, ed a search for a burglary suapecL P. Farrell, 94, one of New Haven’s 818 083—SeUm Frtncta Mitchell. lighting yesterday requiring lights whether they will continue to have They returned to the car to find a other state wings and the CAP who laughed loudest of all toll mo If it jtffects humans? The decide which was the worse—bel support under British direction tulmnits. Naturally we'll ask two surviving (?ivU War veterans, 118 803—Joseph Edward Cun- which extend above the second and that his reaction, when be the supplies necessary for resist­ window broken and their riot gun says It may be a natloiv-wide ac­ that actor, the scresseeen actor, Vet says It la follicular mange. bombed or sheUed. 1 was vsgu< now, but reconsideration of toe you s few facts, but there will died at hla horns yesterday. His ninghain. story to be equipped with mech­ be no rigsmsrole and no em­ 3 bchs. 25c Buspects the timing of the news ance. missing. tivity before many months. Tyrone Power. Answer: Follicular mange In disturbs i that I couldn’t get anisms to extinguish them auto­ complex problem still bolds open death left only ona local member 317 84^Artbur Richard Landry barrassing questions. Outsiders given him, la also to question the Up in Maine, the CAP wing dogs la dna to Urt pretence o f a to either,' and apolu to matically when radio waves cease. toe posaiblltty of an agreement. Earge , ' What supplies of ammunition of the Grand Army of the Repub­ Seias Much Contrahaad n t 788— Ouerino Joseph Agoeti- The meeting of Nehru and Asad will not to involved. Why not facta as well. Smoke Cigars Kept SI Years participated In a mock air raid paraait*, or mite. Seemingly the M scA m u r simut It His reply nelli. Manv other outdoor lighU suclir come in or phone today? and food they had on hand when that brought to light many of the lic, (Jharisa Douglas. human skin la resiatant to these comforting: as blilboards and illuminated with Cripps lasted only eight min- Pascal Celery bch. 15c There are various degrees of Stamford, April 7.—(#)—Agants Bio 141—Louis Charles Vender- utea. they made their prearranged with­ Peru, 111. (dV-When Paul Kerp’s critical weakneaaea in the Port' parasites In most instsocca, sod ” No soldier ever bom Isn't te: brook. signs, will have to be- hooked to |ioaeaty In m w s. Merely to say, drawal to Batsmn is a military se­ son was born 31 years ago Kerp land air raid defenaea — weak' To Spssk At Boad Rallies of tha Faderal Bursau of Invaatl- therefore there la Uttls danger of fled of either bombing or ataellii the street or traffic light systems . Before that brief Interview, 479—Albert W, Schendel. to Insure speedy control. Loula Johnson, special emissary a t the end of the war, that tho< passed around the clgara and aeal- nesses that might never have eration visttad the homes .of mor* tba mange being transmitted to The test of s real smdler Is 1810—Anton Kanak. Combination Special! cret Still, It is recognised that than (M> enemy sllsna In Stamford humans. Even u ths cases bi Army authorities recommended from to* United States, had seen m t s o n a i ALL FOR ed two In a box—one each for the been discovered by ordinary air Hartford, April 7.—Of)— Ray­ who’ll cling to hiB foxhole 778—Harry John Flrato. I American people have been given there must be some limit to these and vicinity last'night salalng. which human beings are affected, trench and ahlVer and shake toe measure as immediately ea- Cripps. FINANCE CQ* 2 CANS GREEN ASPARAGUS CUTS youngster and himaalf. Ths other raid defense tests. mond Massey, the actor, will 738—Tennyson Bender Me- ' gll the facts would satisfy one de­ supplies. There seems no doubt day the family had a birthday par­ speak at two war bond ralllos bars Chief Richard H. Simona oald. tba (Basas* la usually mild. I sug- Ing the shsHlng. but wbo’U fenUal. Annwinfwiiiaat Tomorrow or Msneheeter 3 POUNDS OF SUGAR =• |5 JaU. • Cripps was axpaeted to make an ■tsto Theater Bslldlac gree of honeaty. But the hlglieat that the Japanese have been ty for tho boy, Earl, and father Every now snd then evidence nsxt Monday night One will bs "large, quantity'* of contrahaad, goat that you kssp ths Infant there without yleldtnc to Ms DSi 838—Lswla HamUa Piper. tai rUei^-Fheae Sm I PACKAGE P lL LSB U R rS PANCAKE peps up thst some bright young held at 8:1S at the Bushnel! Me­ including ahotguna, rifles, pUtols away from the dog. not bocausa of ral Impulse to run, and When aanouacamtat tomorrow wMch _Mgres of hooesty, which Is what eounting on this too, and that a and son broKo the seal and amoked 1038— diarlsa John Marr. M. N. Newell, Mae. ' FLOUR the cigars aa they talked things man (or woman) la doing a little morial and tlM'iecond at 9 at the and ammunition. No arrosta Srero fear of lbs mkngs,.but for reasons enemy attaclu will Jump to would indicate toe success or fail­ Urtaae Na. 8S1 I S should have, requires that our 1838—Edmund Henry Shields great deal of their activity has over man to man. conatructlva thinking in conserv­ Hartford sudltoriuBL made. o f ctsanUaeaa. rifle or mac)i)ne-fun snd ftra." j ure of hla mission. 1 BOX OF SALT Member Federal D etw dtTm TT^. 8U—< ^ g c I^ul^ Beasett ; ▲h adbareat to tba original f I n ------...... ■■ '-L;. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, APRIL t, 1942 PAGfe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO, MANCIffiSTER, r< TUESDAY, APRIL 7,1942 itiGHr. lolve Union Will Try to Show Fear on Part C. of C. Seeks Olbituary Church Group Red Sox and Reds Make Training Expenses on Trip Home How Changes Tied Manchester Z W ar Vichy to Play CiviUan Oefonio Phone 2-0107 Red Cross Phone 6637 New Quarters Presents Play Carpenters To Gammino Claim Deathsi^. Wall, th« Wafer Boys Are Willing Now Growing Red Cross O'lces; Motor Corps, Hospital and “Henpecked Henry” At­ The Instructors' First Aid ' Recreation Corps, Canteen Corps, Space .Needed for Ex­ Mrs. Agnes R. McLenn jRacing Carry Brav^ Fare Badly Branch! LosfJs Its (Continued from Page Qae) Course will meet tomorrow night Home Service Corps, and, those panded Hotel Business, Mrs. Agnes R. McLean of 27 tracts Large Audience Tdiutcr; Most to Join (GontlBued from Page One) at the State Trade School at 7:30 members of any other service who Winter, street, died yesterday against Oox to be aired at the p. m. may be assigned to earl Harbor have shown slight in hi.s firat full season. t Elder as the Mercury-footed they broke camp and drew a total members of the Manchester Local be used to see If some way could instrument of blackmail through at 7:30. Registrations will also be Erilla won’t hear of his going. Ace peeresses in both attendance and Durocher was particularly put Hard; Lacey Underdog Byron Nelaon, jimmy Demaret, Rough Game; Detroit d: mal 1941 season of 12 wins and have the right to afTitiate with all members of the chapter staffs, Here is the view of military and Funerals determines to put one over on her Irish halfback who ran 80 a • . All- 1 Lloyd Mangrum, Ralph Guldahl 20 defeats. They trimmed 65 per of 17,000 cash customers. be found to expedite the proceed­ the control of the lives of thou­ all members of the following ser- taken for the class at that hour. naval men as the war enters its In the betting handle compared out because major league outfits yards to glory on the Ice- Springs Surprise. Quinn Loses Money any other Local. Most carpenters ings. sands of French prisoners in Ger­ and concocts a brilliant tale of a Ivith like meetings a year ago but did not want to give members of Against Allie dtolz. and perhaps another one or two cent off his paycheck and when here plan to Join the Hartford unit fifth month: Mrs. Margaret Hackett convention in the city of Plocer- Ihe first three days of the recently sheathed surface of Yankee ------capable of taking it all. he squawked they sold him. T here Meanwhile Bob Quinn, who de­ many, makes Laval's position Near Airplane Equality Funeral services for Mrs. Mar­ the armed forces any reason to Stadium to beat CHiris Cagle cided that his Braves would de­ ao that they will not lose their stronger than heretofore, London ville. He convinces Erilla it is lipened 1942 card at Bowie, Md., suspect they were being shown New Haven, April 7—Allie Craig Wood has worked himself Toronto, April 7.—(A)—There must be some gypsy in ‘Bobo for pension and death benefits. The lo­ parations Section of the War Min- The United Nations are ap­ garet Hackett. who died suddenly vital to her husband's interests to Iihow opposite results. and Army. George Inherited has been just a slight iilnt that he seldom stays put with one velop faster by making a prolong­ Gas Attack sources said. istryi declared today that Japa­ proaching, if they have not Actual­ in Florida, Sunday morning, will skeleton batting orders. Dolph Ca- the speed for which Jack waa Stolz, Jewish lightweight from ed stay in Sanford, finds himself cal members must affiliate with At the worst—and Britain has About Town attend the convention. She re- I During the World war of 25 mllll and Billy Herman were le­ club more than a year or two. another Local before May 1 or nese transports moving troops into ly attained, numerical airplane be held from the William P. Quish ductantly agrees and the two men fears ago New York racing waa noted. He has been clocked in Newark, and Julie Kogon, New tonight's second game in the Na­ He’s played with six different stuck with about ail of the camp- Should Not learned to look at the worst late­ the Southwestern Pacific war thea- equality with Japan in the Aus­ gitimate absentees. Reiser's ah- 9.9 for the 100. He pasaea and tional hockey league's playoffs for they wlU lose their rights. ly—Germany will assume control funeral home at 9:30 Thursday start off promising to be back in a Tonducted under the "oral” bet- Haven Jewish lightweight, were major league cluba, two of them expenses. Major league ball did Local 757 had three charter ter were returning home laden tralia and Burjna-Indla theaters. morning and from St. Bridget's Jing system and at the time of the .sence gave the lineup a distinct kicki, is a better all-round the battered Stanley Cup between not appear to have much appeal of the French fleet through pres­ The Asbury group of the South This was shown March 11 in the few days. Reaching their destina­ patchy touch. rated slight favorites for their tv ice. His greatest aucceas came memben, men who ■ have been Be Feared with foodstuffs and raw materials. Methodist W.S.C.S. wiU meet church at 10 o'clock. Burial will tion they lose no time angling for Bpanlsh-American conflict it oper­ back than his brother. appearances in two eight-round the surprising Detroit Red Wings wi'Ji the Tigers, for whom he the residents of that.ceUry belt. sure on Vichy, they said. His article was displayed con­ smashing of the first big invasion le at St. Bridget’s cemetery. The ated with the Percy-Gray law, an But Durocher should know bet­ and the Toronto Leafs won’t be In fact the Sanfordites bad so mambera 45 years. They are Jo- This fleet, plus the Italian Navy, Thursday afternoon at two o'clock thrust at Australia before it could fish, unaware they are on restrict­ ter than to try to give love a tug- star bouts on Matchmaker George twice won 20 games and pitched aeph Schelbenpflug. Patrick Sulli­ spicuously in Tokyo newspapers. funeral home will be open Wed­ ed property. Apprehended by law,' Lpology for outright wagering, in Sheppard's pro fight card at the exactly a game of tag. two world series victories. little interest in the Bntves and (Ckmtinued From Page Ono) probably would give the Axis nu­ In the three months through at the church, and a good attend­ even get under way from New o’war in spring. Durocher couldn’t The Red Wings, fifth place win­ van and David Chambers. merical superiority in the Mediter­ ance is desired. Mrs. Rachel Mc­ Guinea. It was shown again last nesday for her friends until the they are forced to spend an entire I fffect. stop Pee Wee Reese from getting Arena tonight. You should know Bobo. He is their doings that only 30 of them March, he said, troop transports hour of services. week in the Placcrville jail. | So the sports’ brass hats have Stolz, who boxes Sammy Angott ners in the winter long league were willing to exert themselvsa and travels with the wind," Major ranean at the moment it is be­ have brought back 10,000 tons of Cormick and Mrs. Jennie Nichols week-end when a "Pearl Harbor" ho way of telling how the thor- married at Daytona Beach, could Picks Twelve one of baseball’s rare characters, be hostesses. Home le Taken -Over he? All young Reiser wanted to do for the world’s title next month, competitions, strutted Into the a throwback to the old days that to vote In a popularity contest Thompson, said. “You can always lieved intending to launch a drive sugar. 4,000 tons of corn and large attack on Ceylon became a bitter Meanwhile at home Erilla rages I jiughbreda and their adherents will Leaf Arena last Saturday night that ran for five weeks. The ballot- step nimbly aside, or climb ,a tree, on the Allied Middle Eastern quantities of rice and other sup­ Japanese defeat. react in the modern cri; s with the was drive hl.s fiancee to Atlanta. will fsce Snooks Lacey of New' Ring Lardner wrote about, a fig­ U-Boat Attacks The Women's Home League of because Henry failed to return at Older heads than Reiser liave Haven, and Kogon will go to the and battered out a 3 to 2 verdict. ure fresh from the comic strips. in.;, evidently wound up in a triple but you can’t dodge shrapnel. bridge to the Caucasus and Rus­ plies on their return voyages. Over the western Pacific as a Coiiipi^niise May the appointed time. When he finally |nutuel laws spread on the books. Derby Horses "We weren’t aet for the slam- tie for Johnny Cooney, Paul Wan- "Getting gassed, is not as bad as sia. The writer declared that Japan the Salvation Army will meet to­ whole, however, Japan still has Jamaica offers eight stake races had seasons ruined because of less. post against Willie Roach, Wil­ Big, powerful and handsome in Reported Fewer morrow afternoon at 2:15 at the superiority of plane strength and shows up she resolves to punish Ted Williams waa a constant mington, Del., belter. In the other bang .stuff the Wings threw at us,” a dark, rough way, Bobo la by his er and Clyde Klutz and each was stopping a piece of shrapnel. You Madagascar More Important hoped to transport 3,000,00 tons of him by going back to PlacerviUe lt» spring meeting for which said Wally Stanowski today, "and awarded a 320 prize. As the Japanese drive westward citadel. All members are urged to may have it for months. Thus if Avoid Showdown ]l9 horses have been entered. The source of annoyance to the Red eight. own admission a great mounds- can recover from the effects of products annually from the South with him to investigate everything Expert Selector Names Lacey .has the ammunition to they didn't give us a chance to get (Ooatinued Prom Page One) gas without a scar. Shrapnel wlU across the Indian ocean, the im­ Pacific regions and added that "not be present, she makes an all-out drive in any nand for stalls Is so great that Sox until he settled down last year organized. It will be different to­ man. He talks In a heavy, gruff j particular region she undoubtedly he did while away. Despite bis but Joe Cronin had the good sense defeat Stolz, but he will have to voice, chiefly about Bobo, boasts always leave its mark If you re­ portance of Madagascar grows. only in foodstuffs but also in other (Continued from Page One) pleas, she has her way, closes their kmpire City in Yonkers may have Two Croups WhoJWay night.” dUfficulUes in manning ships but Britons said Vichy’s assurances natural resources the Japanese Louis Damato of 24 Homestead can win control of the air there. lo be used and the animals vanned to go along with the .400 hitter use it all to defeat the ashy New­ of hia prowess as a chunker, and cover." Outmaneuvers American Plane bouse, drags Henry into the cur | the willowy Californian turned out Face Barrier. ark boxer. Roach carries s left L«waon Little Ben Hogan The Detroiters lusty body check­ often lives up to his predictions. Savitt Gems "how the problem wlU be solved To demonstrate how you can tba( the neutrality of the island will be able to secure self-suffi­ street was the honor guest at a would be eliminated until the Sen­ and off they go to PlacerviUe. |o Jamaica for their races. ing brought mention of "gas houde we have not decided." would be upheld fail to arouse con­ bachelor party last night at the Airmen recently returned from Opening feature is the Paumon- to be. hand which is packed with dyna­ in condition tor a auccesaful de­ stay out of the way of a gas at­ ciency.” the fighting zones report that the ate returns to routine sessions in They never reach their desusa-1 Oscar Ostracized Vitfs lack of mite. Should he unload the left tactics” from Coach CHarence Holde Hjtter In Contempt He gave this explanation of the tack he blew a puff of smoke from fidence here. The government re­ Control All of Sunistrn Villa Louisa, given by fifty of his about 10 days. tlon because of a comic Incident. Ik Handicap, which has been won { Louisville, Ky., April 7.—(A)— fense ot the championship. (Hap) Day of the Leafs before he He thinks he's the master of merchant marine situation at his cigarette In the air, noted that members similar statements con­ local and out-of-town friends. best Japanese pursuit plane, the ly charges of Sunny Jim Fltzsim- tact got 'Jeff Heath off on the hook offense, Kogon’s fistic career Lawson Little acta aa though he any batsman who ever atrode to Play Diesels Imperial headquarters announced “Zero fighter,” can out-maneuver Because many Senators left During the time they are away, wrong foot , . . started the Jitter­ With the 68th running of the Ken­ may reach Ita twilight. went to bed in hopes of throwing present when asked whether the the wind was blowing from behind cerning French Indo-China, which today that the whole of The Neth­ James TrivigDO was toastmaster the city on assurance that no their residence is taken over by I iions the past four years, but the tucky Derby less than four weeks intends to make this a big ytnr. off a bad cold before taking his the plate, t.’aggling hia wagon- Navy was considering taking ov­ bis back, pointed to a spot directly proved to be a stepping stone for and a program of speeches and the American P-40 type although neetings’ top' race is the 125,000 bug's troubles In Cleveland. Joe Waanlck, New Haven feath­ Mighty Stars place on the bench tonight. atick. Just to .show his disdain for erlands East Indies Island of Suma­ the P-40 compensates for this major legislation would be acted the beautiful and glamorous Eda I Vood Memorial on April 25 which 'Tlllie Shafer, a remarkable away, expert.s have begun to check erweight, will, go to the post er the merchant ships and operat­ in front of his feet, and said, "If a the Japanese conquest of Malaya, tra came under Japanese control stunts followed a delicious chicken upon, McKellar said his compro­ Rogers (Lois (Jlark) a movie star And. of course, there is always Dave Schrlner, another of the these cuffing cloutera. Buck some­ State's Bent Quintets ing them with Naval crews. He Lewisite bomb had burst there, I and spaghetti dinner. Mr. Damato with greater armor protection and the east's major derby test. young .third baseman, quit the workouts, feedbox information, re­ against Billy Marcus, Hartford Samuel Jackson Snead. Toronto players, also had a reeaon they explained. March 27 when the commander of leak-proof gasoline tanks. mise would carry out the Easter and her two sisters. When Erilla Last year’s 31,000,000 improve- Giants years ago because he didn't times toises a few wide ones until Settle Question at New declared that would be one way to would Just as leave stand hefe and - One b)'ight spot In the situation the Dutch forces on the Island sur­ received a cocktail set and a purse holiday gentlemen’s agreement. liable sources and other data in an worthy, in a slxjjounder. But I like the Texas wager, not for his club’s defeat. r’Potrolt the count Le S and 1. Then he rarea tackle the problem but it was by Japanese pilots are excellent discovers the presence of the three I nent program was continued like the company. ' Sailor Buck . ^ rin g , Noroton, only' bwausc it puts Biffing Ben spit In It.” is the united States influence with rendered at Koetaradja, a strategic of money frbm the gathering. He fliers, but American pilots have The Approprlatlcns Committee strange girls in her home, she or-1 Frank Frisch left the Giants in effort to pick the select group made us play Its kind of hockey back and burns a couple of fast London Tonight. no means certain that that would Disdainful of Horrors Vichy, Informed soxirces said. One point in northern Sumatra. and Miss Rena Osella of Village -_sugh the off season and some which will parade to the post at meeta Soldier George Maher, New Hogan and Stylist Nelson on your and we were putrid at it,” he ex­ ones past the hitter for hie strike- be done. been able to outfight them re­ had voted to move suspension of ders them to leave. They refiias, I Irovlaions have been made for pro- 1926 following a bawling out by Haven welterweight, in one of side, but because the colorful De­ Equally disdainful of the hor­ source said that Vichy is "most The report said that In mlUtary street will be married tomorrow peatedly, even when greatly out­ the rules to consider an amend­ claiming their dear Uncle Henry] ectlon of spectators against pos- John'McGraw: He was traded to CThurchlU Downa May 2. plained. "Tonight, however, we’ll cut and the laugh he can enjoy. New London, April 7—(A)—Ths In describing anti-submarine rors of gas was MaJ. Arthur G. eager" to maintain relations with operations in northern and central morning at nine o’clock in St. One of the first to climb out on two fours. ^ maret is again at the top of one of let them do all the bumping but we Bobo has color ana showman­ measures already taken or in pros­ numbered. ment to restrict production profits has just been married for the’third] lible air raids. Club officials, the Cardinals that winter for Rog­ Lee Hogan, New Haven, will the finest games in golf. Electric Boat Diesels and ths Rogers. the United States. sectors of Sumatra, - ‘ Japanese James's church. Unfortunately one theater In on a graduated scale from 10 per time and insisted that they corns j lowever, have been quick to point ers Hornsby. You know how. that a limb waa "Buck" Weaver, Louis­ will throw the puck around so fast ship and knows It. "You know my Hartford Gems, all even at one pect the Navy secretary aald that "You have to be In the Immedi­ He called these relations and troops captured 3,100 Allied sol­ swap leather with Jimmy Far- Indeed, I wouldn't be a bit aur- they'll get dizzy.” definition of color?” he asks. "It’s “we are constantly enlarging the which the Japanese have under­ cent on the first *100,000 of con­ and live >n his house! Henry final-j fut that no barb-wire fences or one worked out. ville Times Elxpcrt, who not only num. New Haven lightweight, in pri.sed to see Demaret, winner of victory apiece, settle the Presi­ ate area where a gas bomb falls their promise of food and medical diers, including 1,900 Dutch, and The Manchester Fire Depart­ taken a determined campaign is tract price down to two per cent ly asserts himself, tuims on Erilla] Iheltera block the path to the bel­ There were CThlllle Willie Ter­ would limit the field to 12 colts but like sendini: a 10-word telegram dent's Cup Series in the Connec­ number of patrol craft,” and re­ for it to kill you." he said. "If a supplies for the French people a 900 British. ment was called out late yesterday ths opening four. Six of nine tournaments in the first vealed that the Navy soon would one where there is no prospect of on all over *50,000.000. with a fiery, dramatic speech j ling windows. ry’s differences with Hank Leiber also attempted to name them. three months of 1940, Including at the right time....to the right ticut pro league here tonight with high explosive landed In your Im­ “cardinal plank in the Vichy pol It said the British were those afternoon to a bad grass fire at Grave Doubts On Support which puts her In her place and] and the C?incinnalti rhubarbs be­ It Is generally conceded the place.”' the Navy Relief Society the fi­ get, for coastal patrols; and addi­ mediate vicinity, you wouldn’t who landed in Sumatra when ships 658 Parker street that threatened aerial reinforcements—the Philip­ this one, do a comback on Bobby. icy.” pines. Leaders said there were grave leaves her without a word of pro­ tween Larry MacPhail and (Char­ starters will be limited to 10 oi 12. Jones' own course. Pep Will Bo^ Some years ago when Newaom! nancial winner. tional 200 craft 110 feet long, 250 complain. The retention of American carrying them from Singapore some farm buildings. The timely test. All is speedily strailghten^ | ley Dressen and Paul Derringer. but the next quesUon is which 10 as with Washington the Yan­ The Diesels and Gems, who fin­ Icrlift 173 feet long and 150 craft ‘To be effective tactically, arrival of the department prevent­ If the Japanese decide to take doubts that proponents could mus- Sports Roundup friendship in the face of closer were sunk by Japanese Naval Bataan at any cost they can bring te the necessary support of two- out and Henry is in luck itjjafll. idle Sets Durooher threatened to send or 12 from the list of 150 noml- kees came down to open the sea­ ished that way in the champion­ 180 feet long. poison gas must be used in tre­ collaboration with Germany is the units. The British included 30 ed further spread of the flames. Parts Well Portrayed Whitlow Wyatt home from Pitts­ n..tions will gallop for gold and Putting No Croquet Toronto Box< son and before the game Bobo ship race, will come to grips in Blimp deliveries also "are com­ mendous quantities, and it must No damage was reported. such ruthless pressure against thirds of those present for con­ By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Shot On This Courro most difficult problem of the members of the R. A. F., the Japa­ General Walnwright’s forces that sideration, especially since Senator Misa Clark was excellent in her] burgh late last July, and Planta­ glory come Derby way, jiouncad he would allow the the deciding game of the two out ing along nicely,” Knox reported, come as a surprise." Vichy regime, informed circles nese added. role of a movie star. Miss Juno] tion Proprietor Wyatt was'* per­ As 12 most likely starters Weav- Wide World Sports Columnist My guess is that the first six orld champions throe hits. He of three series at the CTooat Guard ^plaining that small blimps It is possible, he said, the Axis Linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of eventually he must fall back on Pepper (D-Fla) was seeking by New Record will be Demaret, Hogan, Nelson. said. the fortress of Corregldor. No the Same method to bring before Newcomb as Erllla's daughter had] fectly willing. I chose Alsab, Requested, Sun New York, April 7—(A) — Tom Spider Armstrong Be^; gave four and won. "If a guy can Academy gym with all of the pro­ capable of long distance low speed powers might make a token gas Pythias, will hold their regular a difficult task to placate her al-| Durocher would have been with­ Yawkey, owner of the Red ■ Sox, Snead, Wood and Little. ceeds to go to the Navy Organi­ one knowa how long Corregldor the Senate proposals to freeze all Again, Bless Me, Devil Diver, It Is DO secret that Demaret did deliver there’i ’no harm in men­ cruises and of discharging depth attack on coastal areas to inspire 13 Jap Transports meeting tomorrow night at 8 ways Irate mother. Mias Ruth Sig- in hia rights, but cooler heads pre­ Apache, Bright Willie, With Re­ has donated four ambulances to That Hartford tioning it,” he explained. zation. charges were proving "very valu­ terror in the civilian population, ; o'clock at Orange Hall. can hold out under heavy enemy prices and wages and to prohibit tolls High Single of the American Field Service . . . not take the best care of himself The game will get underway at Furious Fighting Sighted Off Amoy bombardment. the collection of union fees on glns, Miss Eleanor Vittner, Missl vailed when Lippy Leo was warned gards, Dogpatch, Shut Out, Boot following his remarkable run of Bobo was the central figure In able" In hunting submaplnes. and to Impair the war effort. Mary Osgood and Miss Eleamorl where them Beautiful Bums would and Spur and Valdina Orphan. some baseball fans still seem to Has Met Yet. another opening day game with 9 o'clock and a capacity crowd of Other Methods Described "Think what it would mean," Chungking, China, April 7—(/Pi Following the regular drill of The Japanese apparently want government projects. 289; Bowling Nears think he should have donated Ted two years ago. He has settled better than 2,000 spectators la ex­ Along Peninsula —Thirteen Japanese transports to end the main Philippines cam­ Democratic Leader Barkley of McKenna played less important! finish without Pitcher Wyatt and Then Mleaver picked a second down, l« hitting the pin with his the Yanks. It waa in 1936 and The secretary described other Major Rogers sedd "If they could Company G. State Guard tomor­ parts, also Robert Gardner and! Halfway Mark. reminded of where Chuck Oresaen choice dozen as possible starters— Wllllama . . . But the boya In the . Hartford, April 7.—(A)—The pected. The advance sale of tick­ methods of defense against sub­ get 130,000,000 people yelling and six warships have been sight­ row evening at the State Armory, paign before the rainy season Kentucky said he waa undecided Southern Army Camps don’t agree. second. Nov.’Bom beat Gomez, liO. Along ets went over the 2,000 mark yes­ Richard Klein, and all rounded out| wound up in C?lncinnatl. You catch American Wolf, First Fiddle, Sol­ The Masters’ has yet to turn i first boxing show to be held In the about the fourth inning Chapman marines as: bloody blue murder for gas masks (Continued from Rage One) ed off Amoy, on the south coast ot the monthly meeting of the Le­ which begins in- two or three whether to auppori the commit­ a smooth performance. ■ more flies with molaaeea, etc. They've been giving Ted' a big terday. ■ Insistence that merchant ships all at once. . China, a military spokesman here gion Guards will be held at the weeks. tee’s motion because he personai- I Columbus, O., April 7.—(AV—The diers Song, Jug, Gallant Laddie, hand during hia exhibition appear­ out a champion who could be I new Hartford auditorium, a re­ hi nted down the third base line The Boatmen and Gems have The cast was called before tlial American Bowling Congress reach- There must be ditcipline, of More Than Few, Clearmont, Holly­ classed as a phoney. and both Ossie Bluege and Bobo travd in certain well-defined lanes Would Be Wasting Gas east coast, beach defenses weic declared today. American' Legion home. A social Will Impede Fighting l;- favored dealing with the profits curtain at the close of the play andl coufte, but if Durocher waiited to ances . . . California high schools modeled and renovated carbarn, met elx times this season with the "But they'd be wasting their Three Japanese divisions are petiod will follow the business. Similarly heavy May rains In question In the forthcoming tax the half-way mark today—35 wood, Patriot. Fair Call, Jean Fer- have figured out a solution to the Gray matter Is required to win will send Willie Pep, classy Hart- weht after it. Bluege picked it up Diesels winning four of the strug­ al Bg the coast. “We are now get­ harrassed by Japanese artillery Emerson Rickerd in behalf of thsl laya of maple mauling—after the make it clear that the star waa rante and Ramlllea. a.id, as Nowiom turned hit face, ting very complete obedlencj for gas if our people were steeled to firing from barges. concentrateTI on Japanese For­ Burma will Impede aerial fighting bill—a stand alao taken by Chair­ cast presented to the coach. MisjJ being treated precisely likt alt the trahsportatTon problem . . . Four first prize in Augusta’s Parade of ! ford featherweight, against John gles. The Gemi, however, have mosa idand but their destination The Red Cross First Aid class of and flood the valleys over which Yatiosi’a keglers wound up 109,216 Alsab, although still an enigma, the Posiea where par la 72 for a ny “Spider" Armstrong of Toron­ Ossie's throw hit him behind the taken two of the last three tilts. the rules laid down for lanes,” it, knew what to expect, and lost American submarines were com­ man George (D-Ga) of the Senate Fallow, a beautiful bouquet lames. others, ha could have kept the of them recently held a remote Knooc said. their needless fear of gas, has not been ascertained, the Mystic Review, W.B.A. will meet any advance to India must be Finance' committee. is rated the horse to beat along control track meet, each running 6800-yard layout. Putting is not to one week from tonight. The Ibf- ear and broke hia jaw. New­ plicating the Japanese supply flowers, and to Misa Florence Spll-| The highest game count was a knowledge of Reiser’s fine within with Rpquested, his Flamingo con­ a croquet shot on thesa rolling som had forgotten to duck. I Provisions of safe harbors for "There is no law that a civilian problem. The Navy reported yes­ spokesman said. this evening at seven o’clock in made. Barkley pointed out. however, lane who made up the boya andl the clubhouse. And, after all, who on It* home track and exchanging •Spider, one of many leather- must stay in a gas area. A soldier Japanese Not Advancing Odd Fellowif hall, under the lead­ If Japan’s Burma campaign and by Walter SeUe of Rock Is- queror, in Weaver’s book. reaulta by mill . . . New roorttng and fast greens. chuckera fighting oiit'of Al Weill's "But I etuck it out to the fin­ ships to anchor in at night. The terday that one submarine bad that whether the Senate adopted girls to look like mature men andl Bd lU., scored in the doubles. would refuse a youngster permis­ The veteran turf writer said he In prevailing a year ago, Wood ish.” he recalls, "I had to. Presi­ seeretary noted that subs bad been has to stay there and take it. But sunk an enemy freighter in Jap­ Chinese forces in Burma are en­ ership of Miss Jessie McIntosh, R.. her Australian campaign go too the committee proposal or not, the women a gift was presented. I sion to see hia beat gal to the news baseball register—3(K) pages sUble, is best known heresbouts you can go up on the second or N. The regular business meeting slowly. Tokyo may seek new fields Mre have been three games of based bis selections on "news oi all you want to know about your duplicated Demaret’a 280 of the for his draw, over a year ago, with dent Roosevelt waa there and old Sport Shorts most active at night. anese waters. Another was credit­ gaged with the Japanese striking profits question would go to a con­ Home made candy was quickl;ij 17. One cama 'yesterday when train 7 ' — year before. Guldahl bolds the Enlargement of air patrols, in­ third floor, even without a gas ed with sinking two heavily-laden force to the south of Kyibuangan, of the review will follow the les­ of conquest. ference committee slnde the House It la perhapa juat aa well that gathered from various action favorite players—features a swell Bobby Ivy, Hartford'a other feath­ Bobo never quits." son. and plans will be made for the sold out during the brief space of^ ava Hammond w St. Paul threw fronts, to say nothing of workouts record—279. erweight pride and joy. cluding the new plan of Army co- m uk, and literally thumb your Japanue tankers near the Caro­ in the Toungoo region, he added. The next Japanese grand cam­ previously had voted to limit to time between the first and second ,J atriksa In a row during doubles Pete Reiser is so singularly stolid blo^rsphy of Lou Gehrig by Fred noqe at it. state convention at the Hotel paign may be an attempt to se­ and unimaginative, for Leo Duro­ and feedbox Information." Wood picked up the touring Promoter Lou Vlscusi alao haa At a Glance operaUon Irhereby Army Air line islands, just east of the Phil­ The Japanese were said to be con- Bond, Hartford, May 19, when six per cent the profits that might sets. plUng. The others hitting 287 Weaver, who has watched Derby profeisionals at Pihehurat, fol­ Force uni^were assigned to Rear •'The only way you can get ippines. structf^ defenses and not advanc­ cure the northwestern flank by be made on ajiy contract let with rare Tony Zletler of Kenosha, cher was brusque, to say the least, plans in the works to bring Tom­ splattered by the liquid is for a the supreme president, Mrs. Blna pouncing on Russia to drive the in dealing with an extremely valu­ winners come and go for years, Today’s Giiest Star lowing a profitable wintei as top my Gomez, the up and coming sol­ San Jose, Calif., April 7—(A)— AdmiraFAdolphus Andrews, the ing. West Miller will be present. funds provided In the pending bill. /la., and Glenn Shinn of Woos- teacher . at the new Normandie If boxing coaches had their way Eastern Sea Frontier chief. bomb to burst in your immediate On the Prome front, the spokes­ Red Army info the interior of Si­ The question in his mind Bark- j Nahum Is NaiiMnl fer. O. able hired hand. feels certain the starters will not Leo H. LsMen, Seattle Post-In- dier boy heavyweight, here from Recreation vicinity.” British Fedl Brick beria. The Russians have kept cjtcffffd 12 tellingencer: ’’Bill Schuster, the Isle municipal course at Miami camp Blanding, Fia., on April 28. every high school and college boy Knox was asked how the war man said, the Japanese were con­ There will be a meeting orof tne ley said .was whether to attempt j 'Ihe tournament still has to aeS' would be trained in the art of was going In the Pacific from the Both officers told the 41 civilian tinuing to advance against the a powerful army facing Japan s to broaden the House provision firat perfect 300 game. In the While he limits himself to pick­ Gabby ex-baseattle shorfrtetop " now Beach. Winged Foot’s Blond No opponent has been picked for defense instructors who came from To New Positions Masonic ball committee In the Kwantung army to qheck Just Chief Altoriieyl ing {fliasible starters, some rail- with Los Angeles, Is credle^tad with Bomber haa played himeelf into him. Center Items flatlcuffa. Navy’s standpoint. New Delhi, India, April 7.—(>P)— British defenders northward along Temple Friday night at eight and thus extend the scope of the previous ABC tourneys, nine nem in a Urging it as an asset:to the He confined his reply to declar­ Seattle, Wash.; Cheyenne, Wyo.; the Irrawaddy river. He ssJd they such a maneuver. proposals to be consider^ by the ave been reeprded^ut of 2,393,- birds are ready to name them one- suggesting an improvemc! shape. physical fitness program, the Na­ Elko, Ncv., and more than a dozen British forces defending the rich o'clock. ■What the Japanese do about conference committee, or whether Gold Medalist. two-three. ljut no two may agree machine gun plant in Buffalo last Today; ing. "the longer the war lasts the oil fields of western Burma have were~'preaiftng forward in 100 Hartford, April 7—(Jh— Prosed S4 games bowled. * winter that now saves a thousand 6-9—Junior boye’ game room tional Association of boxing more I'm Impressed with the iRct California cities that the Germans trucks, accompanied by a number Russia may depend on the out­ to strike out the House-approved cutor Milton Nahum of the Hart-j I Bill Faust, Jr., and Gene Swiea- there. Soldiers’ Driving coaches offered their services to or Japanese could do much more fallen back to new positions with­ The Automotive Trades Bureau come of early spring battles on Meanwhile, atalla at the Downs man hours a month; now If WU­ Range 0«te Prooesds open E. S. and W. 8. that ths American sailor is just as in about 65 miles of the main oil of tanks. ot the Manchester CThaihber of section of the bill and battle It out ford Police Court has been aji Ir of Indianapolis collected the Chick Harbert was the brightest 6- 7—Small gym open for boxingthe schools in setting up mass damage with high explosives or in­ The spokesman appealed for Russia’s European front. in conference on a narrowed basis. pointed chief attorney for the ofJ |gb game In doubles to date— are crowded with Derby hopefula llam could only stop jawing with Y/ACA boxing programs. great a sea fighter as he baa been cendiary bomba. area of Minbu after successfully 0>mmerce will hold a meeting at and railbirda are swarming the the impires, he -might accomplish new name of the winter, but the E. S. in the whole hls’ory of America." demolishing oil and cement instal­ more aircraft for Burmi^ the Villa Louisa, Bolton, on Mon­ Would Consider Substitute fice of price administration for} 0. The top team game so far la a 7- 8—Small gym open for hand­ ^ ------.4dvloe On Gas Attack If the Senate voted to take up Connecticut, tallied by MilwaukM’a Schlits track for firsthand information on the same for baseball." Augusta National is a little too Scares Double Eagle But if a>gas attack comes. Ma­ lations at Thayetmyo and AUan- day evMiing, April 13, at eight favoritss. Others are quartered at narrow for him. ball E. 8. myo, a British communique an­ Bombers Attack Lae the graduated acale amendment, Information received here todaj iilntet, presently In second place 7-8—Small gym open for hand­ Greenville, Tex., April 7—(Al— jor Thompson advised, "get on the o’clock. t then would be called upon to was to the effect that the ap4 Hth a 3105 toUl. Keeneland, preparing for the Sport pourri Scoreboards have been placed V Becaiise~ John Blckley did thinga Melbourne, April 7—(iP)—Unit­ upwind side of the gas. Stay in­ nounced today. Weddings consider a substitute propoesl by pointment waa confirmed todajl country's most glamorous racing Claudebtrmon, Craig Wood's as­ at eight stations, which gives gal- ball E. S. Hospital Notes Thayetmyo Is about 40 miles ed SUtes and Australian bombers J The ABC ataff reported that 832 sistant who haa won only 100 leryitee that many places where 7-10—Bowling alleys reserved by Waives, the first double eagle doors. Avoid contact with the and fighters attacked Japanese- Senator Taft (R-Ohio) aetUng up and he was immediately admlnisJ lams, or 20.5 per cent of those event. for P. Emond’i group E. S. in the history of the country club liquid. Stay in a gas-proof room, north of Prome on the Irrawaddy Charge Japs a apeclal board to fix "reasonable” tered the oath of office at BostonJ ^lo rolled, have exceeded 2700. To bucks on the winter golf tour, they can know what is going on Schedule course has been recorded. Admitted yesterday— Mrs. Ra­ if possible." river, up which the. Japanese are occupied Lae in New Guinea today, maintains; "I'm the best suthority while resting. damaging several enemy aircraft, Samuelson-Mason profits averaging about 5 per It is understood Mr. Nahum will kte, 851 bowlers have scored 600 Tomorrow: Tomorrow: Bickley'a tee shot travelled half chel Hopper, 125 Center street; •'The army hasn't forgotten.” pressing, and Is 225 miles from the Kill Captives cent. maintain his office here and wilj better for a tbrea-game count, in the world on 60-cent blue plate With the National Open can­ way on the 505 yard par 5 hole. Peter Cignetti, 55 Oak street; Ar­ nearest point of the Indian frontier an Australian communique said. Misa Mary Winifred Mason, dinntra from Florida to Califor­ celled. the Masters' Tournament, 9:00-10:00—Second shift recrea- 6-9—Junior boys’ game roo Major Rogers added. "If the at­ The Japanese threw up Intensive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meanwhile, • there were few In- have other attorneys associate ^mpared to 1168 midway In tha Last Night *s Fights His''second shot, with a four wood, thur Baedor, 45 Boulder road: tack ever comes, we will have gaa on the coast of the Bay o^JBengal. dlcationa that Pepper could rally with him in the enforcement ol nia.” . . Jim Rju^ has just sign­ coveted since its inception, takes tio group, gym. open E. S. and W. S. eased onto the green and trickled Joseph Brown, 309 Oakland street; Allanmyo is just north across the anti-aircraft fire, but no effecUve (Continued From Page One) L. Mason of 63 Eldridge street II classic. ed for his 50tb year as s rowing 10:00-12:00—Women’s gym and 6-6:45—Junior boys’ plunge pe­ masks. 1 don't tpink it la likely interception was encountered. and Robert E. Samuelson, aon of sufficient- support to obtain a two- federal regulations concerning on added importance. into the cup. Geo^e Snowden, Jr., 347 Sura- the Japanese will try to gas the river from Thayetmyo. thlrda vote for eonatderatlon of prices, rationing and rents. Thd coach and will begin work April 15 Proceeds' go to Augusta i badminton, gym riod E. S. street. Where the British are going was jungle. My party was stopped af­ Mr. and Mrs. Albin V. Samuelson By The Associated Press at the Ecorss (Mich.) Boat Club National Clubis fund for a great 2 00-4:00—Baby clinic, banquet 6- 7 - Small gym open for hand­ coast, but the best way to do is to of 114 Hemlock street were united hia amendments. position is a new one, and whIM rwo Tournameuts New York—Billy Davia. 136, Returns Bock Home ' Birth yesterday-A daughter to figure what they are not going to not divulged in the communique, ter going a short distance. Some senators who said they it was known for the last twq . Isay JAhnazxo, s home-town flood-Ughted driving range and ! hall. ball E. S. Palp Alto, Calif., April 7—(A)— Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harbron of which declared that "our forces "A Japanese officer—drew—bi« in marriage laet evening. The MinsrsvUle, Pa., drew with Cleo boy, will be the headliner when • 3:30-5 00—Open gym boys. 7- 8—Small gym open for boxing do, and be prepared for it.” Man Is Arrested ceremony was performed at sev­ favored acting on labor legislation weeks that he had been offer Shans, 130 1-4, Los Angeles, Calif., practice green at C?smp Gordon, Ernst Brandstein should be fami­ 144 West Center street. are still in the process of taking sword end ordered bis men to flA complained that Pepper’s amend­ the place, today’s announcemeni •'or Women’s Play boxing returns to Birmingham, Ga. 6:39-9:80— Men and women E. S. liar with the surroundings when up their new positions which are bayonets. One Australian after an en o’clock In the parsonage of the ( 10 ). Ala., April 24 . . . Roanoks (Va.) ahiwera. 7-8—Baseball school for boya I Discharged yesterday— Miss South Methodist church. The pas­ ments had received no commit­ la the first definite informatlo Holyoke, Mass.—Carlos Cuebai, Aa Robert Tyre Jones, Jr., streso- he takes over his dutiu as Stan­ Thelma Wright, Rockville; John Found to Slaiiie now north of Thayetmyo." On Six Charges other was detached from the party tee study. The Florida senator’s concerning the appointment. Chicago, AprU 7—(A)—Major college will have a baaeball team ses, our soldiers ha))e the best use 6:30—Bowling all alleys league. E. S. ford's swimming coach. Positions of Japsneas and'sent into the bush with a tor, Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr,, who I 122, Puerto Rico, outpointed Gua after all. The players will furnish 7:30—Girl Scout Leaders, ban­ 7- 8—Beginners swUnmlng class Oribbon, 6 Bank street: Harold officiated, used the single ring proposal to freeM prices and lumamenta on this sumraer’a pro-; Levins, 126, New York (8). for the timing and co-ordination Replacing Nort Thornton. Lee, Rockville; Thomas Morgan, The British declared that the Japanese soldier armed w ith' a wages would embody the princi­ of the Women’s Western cars for the trips . . . Claude of the masters. quet hall. for women E. S. Brandsten. resumes the job ha 111 Woman's Death latest information on Jiapanese Stafford Springa, April 7—Iff)— service. Chicago—Nats Bolden, 168 1-2, "Little Monk" Simons, the New 7:00—Business (Committee meet­ 8- 9 — Intermediate STvimmlng STS Adams street. bayonet. The attendants were Miss Alice ples of a plan long urged by Ber­ Public Records i>lf Association will constat only Chicago, won by technical knock­ held from 1916 to 1932. Admitted today—>Mrs. Agnes movements showed that a column A 25-year-old Stafford Springs “Soon after, he heard screams nard M. Baruch, chairman of the ths Westarn Open, June 22-27 Tulane ii;rid coach whose dad trains How Niro ing, first floor social room. class for women E. S. on the west bank of the Irrawaddy resident was booked on six traffic and wondered what was happen­ O. Mason, sister of the bride; and War Industries Board In World out over Paulie Mahoney, 164 1-2, the team, haa a flve-yiar-old son, 7:30—Board of Directors meet­ 7:30-10—Bowling alleys reserv­ How Como—Slow 7 Sandeen, 36 Strant street; Mrs. Hartford. April 7.—i/Pt—Oofoner Captain David Samuelson of Ply­ Chicago's Elmhurst Country Buffalo, (7). Veronica Kodes. 413 Woodland Frank E. Hcaly in an opinion filed was located north of Kama, which charges today at the state police ing. war 1. OerUfleate of DUtributtos |ub, s ^ the Western Amateur, “CTbipmonk," who already is talk­ Nashville, Tenn.. April 7 —(A)— ing, firat floor social room. ed for St. James group E. 8. Seattle. April 7—(A)—Although it 25 miles south of Thayetmyo, mouth, Mass., brother of the The estate of Sarah C. Maddef Baltimore—Billy Banka, 133, ing about playing football for strsst; Mrs. Anna Irish, 10 Depot with the Superior court finds that barracks following an accident in "One ot our men aaked to be bridegroom. Under the proposal, the presi­ 10-18 at diicago’a Sunset Joe DiMagglo has his own recipe 8:0b—Mary Bushnell Cheney they clipped four seconds off thoir Square; Ernest Dowd, 32 Ulac and another on the east bank of which WUllam Silk, 35, night po­ shot this was done by the officer dent would fix prices at a level to Alex Madden, husband, on Washington,, outpointed Pedro Tulane some day. for the repeated succeas of those Aux., second floor social room. Hottest Boll Gome best previous time and malntoinad John Smarzeniec was eriminally Ihe river about Nyaungbinzeik, The bride wore a beige gabar­ third Interest and to Violet Und l ^ e Country Club, Hernandez, 126 1-4, New York, " ktraet; Ralph Nicholson, 64 North responsible for the death of Mrs, lice officer for this borough, was himself. dine BUit with luggage,tan acces­ they had reached on some day ' lie amateur waa transferred New 'York Yankees. a 30 stroke for the threo mile dis­ B m street: James Gray, 69 with other elements moving to the Injured seriously. Ban Sword Through Back within the last two years. A board say and Harold and Albert Ms (10). BeoidlhM Headliner "We’ve got good hitting and Winston-Salem, N. C., April 7— tance. the University of Washing­ Mary Solak, whose badly battered northeast up the Slnjok v^ley. sories and corsage of white roses trday from Its originally- Trenton, N. J.—Stanley (Cboo (A)—Hones Knitters ahd Hanes Min street. body was found In the rear of a Silk’s car and one he was fol­ "Another of our fellows got and stephsmotlB. Her maid of hon­ would be empowered to make ad den, children, two-ninths Inter liaduUd aita, San Antonio, Ttxaa, Saving a few words, The Salem (food pitchli.g and a good defense," No New*—Good News ton crew didn’t please their man- Dlseharged today —Mrs,, Sher­ garaga near her home here on No­ The Slnjok valley la between the lowing crashed at a sharp turn loose and dashed Into the bush but or waa aimilarly attired In a beige justmenta In cases of Incquitibs. in property on Walker and auaa war-time conditions put a dtoo) Derr, 156, Allentown, Ps., (Moss.) News headliner topped the the champions’ centerflelder said, Hosiery, rival eemi-pro beoebeH tor. man Adams and infant son, 35 vember 16 last. Toungoo roads. here late last night, and the po­ the officer caught up with him and Although Pepper contended that Center streets. outpointed Frankie Bretowics, story of Bobo Newsom’s sale to "but another great factor is club Chicago, April 7 — (A) — The teams, got together in a red-kdt •They still sre much too slow enr The communique said that action gabardine and luggage tan en­ leUon on tha funount of travel game yesterday. In fact, it was so the lost mile," complained husky Osopar street; Mrs. Lewis Tltch- Smarzeniec was last week bound liceman was taken to a hospital ran his sword through hia back, semble, with corsage of Talisman he was attempting to prohibit the The estate of Daniel Rudaz two-fllgbt golfeta. 187, Trenton, (8). Waahlngton: "Detroit posoes the harmony. Soreheads don't stay on Beverly Hille club's bank account stt and Infant daughter^ 63 Clin­ over to Superior Court by Judge ^ te rd a y wraa confined mainly to with back and internal injuries then shot him. collection of exce^ve union fees Anna F. Rudax, property on Miami Beach, Fla.—Clarenes Buck." our lot very long—no mstter how is 125 short and thsrefort Its ot- hot the game was called in the Coach Al UlrtckaoB. contact by enemy patrols on the roses. i t the same time the Westera fourth because of Are. ton street; Mrs. Robert Shaw and Jacob Dunn in Police 0>urt wrlth- while the other driver disappeared. “After that Mveral men were A reception for the members ot In hia other amendment, some op­ ter street. ior open, listed for July 14-lT King, 138, West Palm Beach, Fla., good they are. flciala suopect they have been Irrawaddy front. Today State Policeman Arthur bayonetted only a few yards from ponents declared that the proposal Building Permite outpointed Justo Jlmsnsz, 139, "And another thing the regulars awarded the 55th annuel western Flames under the grandstand Keep Navy OfMS Onoa infant daughter, 198 Vernon out bonds on a charge of murder "There was not much air activ­ the immediate families and close I St. Paul, Minn., and the Derby, All Sm m To Jee sent 500 fans scurrying from their Great Lakes, III., April 7—(gV— a im t; Mrs. OeceUa Whitmore. in connection with this cue. Whitmarsh and Arthur Koaa re­ me without, being taken Into the friends followed at the home of was so broad it would outlaw all Permits for singls family dwel^ ined for Aug, 10-13 x t Chicago, Mexico, (10). treat the rookies just like anybody tennis tournament. ity during the day,” the com­ union fees and would eliminate Inga have been awarded to Geor Newark—Artie Tsdssco, 141, Beverly Hllla, along with sev­ Beats. The fire destroyed the Bob Doerr, groundokoaper for the South Coventry; Alder Dube, Coroner Healy held an Inquest ported they pleked up Mikola Had- undergrowth. the\bride’s parents. e oaUed o ^ New York—(A)—Joe Louis, who else." Chicago Cubs, has been rocrultad Middle Turnpike; Nichols Angelo. on February 26 and caused an munique said. dis In ths center of the town two “Most of the AustraiUana cursed, the closed shop entirely. Griffin by the building Inspector < Jersey City, outpointed Welter has never faced a left-hander in eral other clube, bid for the tour­ (p-andstand, left field bleachers, a It reported, however, that a On their return from a short ney last month and sent along a bus and three automobiles. by Great Lakes Naval training M PlBs a tn e t autopsy to be performed on the hours after the accident, and book­ the Jape and said, ‘Toull pay for wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Sam­ be constructed on Frederick, Tur Yankee Theeplaa Kiyosbl Nakama won gold Stevens, 183, Newark, (10); Stsvs defending the world heavj^elght Still Superb In natbueh towm in central Burma was ed him on charges of evading re­ Expenalv* bull and Carroll Roads. Each hc^ VaccareUl, 131, New York, out p, may have to 325 check to cover the sanction fee sUUon for a few days to got the body of Mrs. Solak by Dr. Perry bombed, with "very few casualties this whan our chaps catch you." uelson wiU occupy their newly medal for scoring honors In A. A. boxing champMl diamond in shape for lUcksy T.^ough, medical examiner. sponsibility, let^less driving, driv- A 20-}^ear-old Aussie corporal, furnlMied home at 137 Main WlU cost 35.000. U. indoor swimming by winning pclntsd Steve Otgo, 182, Pzssiao, taeMa a ecuC i-paw oocker before Brooklyn—(A)—Brooklyn won —a routine procedure. EomaluMV bi Navy Too Lait to Clusifjr and no damage" resulting. The total annual cost of Ulneas ^’ew York-rlA) —Kd Uvy,- the . The (Chicago Club hasn’t heard a Cochroho’s hasahali toua. Doan The coroner finds that Mrs. So­ l ^ with improper markers, oper­ who said he escaped from Rabaul street.. A permit to make alterations rerlng 6-foot-5 rooUe first base- 440-yard frsa styls and I500-nt- long. Mello BetUna is cl^ rlng two NsUonol League pennenti In soya the Groat lakos bon wU lak, 46, was struck on the head ating an unregiMered car, driving and lived In the New Britain jun­ in U. S. famUlea with Incomea of the interior of a building at 87 LoulsvtU»—Sarft. Mika Raffs; for a shot The former light heavy­ the 19th century. The winning thing —but tha 325 check, made Jacksonvillo—Georgs Earnohaw, UMfT—2 INCI* OASOUNE hose. The bride was graduated from of the .Tankeea, la an actor, tsr racs la Tals pool. Oblo out to.the United States Lawn former PhUadalphla Athletic pitch have a big laogua playlag liald fo* with a piece o< Iron pipe at 12:30 Japanese Transports without a license and failing to gle for two months before roach- Manchester High school and is 32500 a year, or less. Is approxi­ Oakland street wss slao tsken ou had roles In a half dozen Stats frssbman- from Hawaii 180, Fort Knox, knocked out weight king has won 10 straiistraignt teem of 1890 woe known ea the thalr sehadula «< goma agolaal UMd on timll.er truck, on Broad a. m. November 16, the pipe being 6bey the signal «f an officer. ing Australia, dsclared there stlD mately 32,400,000,000, acconUim to bar Mr. OxttflB. bouts since moving in among the Bridegroome ahd the IBM victor Tonnla Association, hai returned, er, la a lieutenant at ths Naval Air ■terol ot Knst Middle Turnpike. smplc^ed by ths Traveler's Insurw apue plays while attending Rol- hroks championship and jmioI rsfCr Cleveland Brown, 138, ClncinnsU, ooshed and caacalad. StsttOB htro. is^ o r oad Briaer loogaa toann. wielded by John Smarsenlec of 19 Return with Food Haddla was scheduled for a court were many Australiana Uvlng ance company. The bridegroom Is estimates. Of this .amount, $900,- QMtdsiai Deed I College In Florida. ords In both evtnts. t3).. hoavtoa. was colled the Superboo. . naO ar klndly...ttoUfy Bantley OU Alden and that Hr*'. Solak Tokyo (From Japanese Broad- appearance later today, but the primitively among the island’s na- with the Pratt A Whitney Oivtsion 000,000 represents wage loss, and Kdwln L. snd EHsie ODMpany. 8a||abl4 ivirard-wlU be died instantly from a fractured casta), AprlU7.—(F)—CoL Kiusa-1 stats police said a cooUnuaacs ttvas wliila awalUag a ohapee to of the U^ted Aircraft Corpora- the remainder goes for medic to Harry V. snd Iris U Amu T lakoU u a result «f tha aaaault. ibuiP D k a ^ iSief of the W sr would bq M m b ti___ can. property on OentsiSsld strsst. MA^UHESTiER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; C0NNVTUKSl5Ax!^i?iui^^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. APRIL?. 1042

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,, Your Land And Mine Bookkeeper—I hop* to gat on, C4C1CH MB TBK) air, I ’m taking a correspondence PRIBRS/ ^ Help Wanted— Female Household Goods Beyond the limitless purple that Personals ]radles the prairie stars, course to learn how to make more Lost and Found Another Clas^ money sir. WANTEU—W o m an f o r gen­ t r a d e in YOUR OLD furniture F IR RENT—4 ROOM Coventry A world so wide, so rolling.frse yiCTORY WILL'MARQUETTE MAN meet for something new and up-to- cottage fbr aeoaon, all improve- Japs in ^ew Guinea: Boss—H’m! Well, it’s Just too Mary at State in Boston Satur­ eral housli cleaning. »One or 2 I'her* heartslet down the bars , >UND—SMALL BROWN pup- days week. Ce ^946. date. $20 for parlor suits, $5.00 menta. Write M'ra. J. Gi Schaller, For Mechanics To pour out faith—a moxlng bad for you, Jones: I’m also tak­ ^ jpy. Telephone 6308. day, or contact newspaper? for ru^s, $5.00 for kitchen sets. Wyatic, Conn, - ]ower, to drop In seeds that come ing.one to learn hew to reduce ex­ WANTED—WOMAN for cooking See our complete selection at low Facing Head-Hunters I lo flower. BUY penses. BT—PASS BOOK NO. 4S190— and downstairs work, .5 1-2 days prices. Benson Furniture A Radio. Your land and mine. Automobiles for Sale 4 Wanted to Rent 68 Third Group Is Com­ UNITED Ft iStotlce !■ hereby given that Pass a week. Telephone 5479. 713 Main street. ' e STATK* Every American earning a regu­ i^ 4^ k-7N o. 45100 iMued by The FOR SALE—1941 CHEVROLET l)ana very much, because they ] A world so full of moxring earth lar wage or salary should, on ssch WANTED—WOMAN fpr house­ SPECIAL! HEAVY 9x12 felt base WANTED—3 OR 4 ROOM apart­ posed Again of Mostly Probably Wouldn’t Dif- ETEN8E f r Saving* Bank of Manchester has Special DeL 'X- sedan, low mile­ ment or flat, furnished or un­ were doing the best they could,” [■her* blanket flowers spill pay day, make it his inflexlbl* nils heen lost or destroyed, and writ- age. good tires# Telephone 6701. work, care of small children, live kitchen and bedroom rugs, only Women; The Course. fe>entiate Between In­ he says. A rad-bronze glory lavishly ONDS to invest, as far as h* is ably, in $5.95. Benson Furniture A Radio. furnished, by young couple. Write |n every long, red hill; . ten application haa been made to in. Call 4671. ' Box T, Herald. The coastal tribes wblch catnel AND defense bonds and stamps. By so 4-7 'said bank by the Person In whose WE BUY USED cars, 1940 Ply­ 713 Main street. Another group of ■ prospective vader or Dutch or Into contact with whitp- men fail-1 The violet cleanness of s sky STAMPS doing he will be saving for his name such book was issued, for mouth deluxe sedan, 1940 Ply- I 1th white cloud-stsllions racing Help Wanted— Male 3(» mechanics, the majority women, Australian Masters. ed utterly to understahd the legal family, fighting inflation — and payment oj the amount of deposit —mouth deluxe 2 door, 1936 Pl.V- | Houses for Sale 72 system Imposed, Whiting sayal !>’• helping to xvin the war. OUT OUR WAY represented by said book, or for inbuth sedan, 1937 Chevrolet dc- I Machinery and Tools 53 will meet this evening for. Its first They could see no reason why they I Your land and mine. luxe sedan. Cole Motors—4164. |’’ ANTED— RELIABLE truck FOR SALE—6 ROOM sing^ By George Mackle the iMuance of a duplicate book driver, good wages, steady work. class in the Red (?ross Mechanics' should pay taxes, and the priacticel therefor, USED 10-20 McCORMICK trac­ d'velling, oil burner, fireplace, School at the Sollmene and Flagg New Haven, April 7.—(Wide of plantation owners of hiring boyfil A throat full of remembered 7?his la the dky of courage, forc­ FOR SALE—1941 OLDSMOBILE ! Telephone 5125. G. E. Willis A Ipring cannot be borne for long,. ed marches, sunup to sundoxvn and tor. Oliver impiements, large tile bath and a two car garage. garage on Center street. There World)—“Anafa white man. • Yu away from' their villages aroused] LOST—BOSTON TERRIER black deluxe sedan, with all extras. Son. v.irled selection of good recondi­ Apply Edward J. H611, Manches­ Young pain, bold beauty—ah, a midnight, on and on. We Shall have been several classes graduat­ yawa anafa. fiju mesi lokuta.” much resentment among parents: and white diamond on hack of Good tires, exce'lcnt condition. WANTED COUNTER MAN for tioned tractor.e sold on conven­ ter. Tel. 5117 or 5118. ed previously, and in each one the liing to hold me like a song! have Tittle respect for those who Inquire 160 Tolland Turripike. Whiting has no doubt that na-| The subtleness of level land be- Examiner—What is your occu­ play along the way while the rest neck. License No. 41066, Reward. meat Dept. Apply First .National, ient terms of payments. Dublin women have always been In the That, in the opinion of John W. tives In the unexplored interior} pation ? Tel. 3379. SINGLE HOUSE. 7 rooma and M. Whitinfi, Yale scholar, Is what Jeath the stars, the xxiind. snd of us bend our should.ers to such Call 3763. Main A Park streets. Tractor Company. Willimantlc. majority. share .this resentment to some ex­ land, bath, oak floors. Steam beat, oil Again, as before, there are 21 a Papuan native of Next' Guinea Applicant—^Well, It'a not exact­ a load as we have nisver before tent at leas;. Though they may] Your land snd mine. ly an occupation. It'a a pursuit. lifted. We shall not fail. None of Wa n t e d —EXPERIENCED bak- burner, continuous hot water. students signed up for the class, would say If you asked him what never have seen a white man, na-j Auto Accessories— Tires 6 er’s helper/stcady. Manchester Wanted—To Buy 58 Nice location, 2 minutes from bus which will begin tonight at 7 he thought of the Japanese Inva­ —Vera Holding. I’m a bill collector. UB should quit or shirk. line. Full price $5,50(7. Write Box sion of his Island. '.ive trade routes criss-cross the] Public Ma/kef. Phone 5137. o’clock sharp. The first le.sson will island and information gets about.] PROTECT NEW TIRES—IF YOU are quali­ E, Herald. be simple explanations and dem­ It means "I do not like the White Mother—Now, Willie, tell me WANTED TO BUY rhild'.-: crib, The 33-ycar-old Whiting, short] tie truth. You forgot to wash your WITH INSURANCE fied for a new :,re see Brunner's, WANTED U.SED CAIt yard man al."M gas hot water heater. Call onstrations of the fundamentals of man. I will fight him. and take his HOLD EVERYTHING and mechanics helper, 2 first FOR SAL.E—LOCATED at 166 head.” and chunkily built ("the Papuans] lands this morning, didn’t you? 80 Oakland .htreeL All sizes, low 3408. machinery, aa presented by their have about the same physique t* See prices. class mechanics. Good opportuni­ Center street', 7 room single, 2 instructor, Harry Flagg. The class Whiting, who lived nearly a year Willie—No, mother, honest —I ty, steady work. Cole Motors. b:.ths, one car garage, recondi­ with a remote New Guinea tribe I,” he says) is now doing*' an­ |ldn’t forgetr - MCKINNEY BROTHERS wl)! then be shown movies entitled, thropological research at Yale. DOLLY 505 Main St., MaOchester. Conn. Tel. 4164. Rooms Without Board 59 tioned and ready for Immediate "Wheels Across India.” This will and almost went on a head-hunt­ DIMWIT Florists— Nurseries 13 occupancy. Price reasonable. Ap­ ing foray, hastens to explain that He and another Yale graduate] Through the years, the Bible Telephone 6060 or 74S2 show how Army trucks have to student, S. W. Reed, went to Neiv] ply Edward J. rioll. Tel. 5117 or stand the "gaff” while journeying the Papuan in his reference to as t^en the bMt seller of all WANTED—(DISHWASHER. Ap­ FOR RENT DOUBLE ROOM, 5118. Guinea in 1937 because it was "one] looks. And, it will still be the best LARGE SIZE GLADIOLUS bulbs gentlemen preferred, continuous through different types of terrain. “white man” probably wouldn’t of the better varieties, 50c doz. ply Center*Lunch, .509 Main St. Graduates of the school receive differentiate between a Japanese of the few places where the natives] •ller long after Mein Ksmpf snd hot water, steam heat, bus line. FOR SALEi—A MODERN 8 room invader or the nominal Dutch or still are primitive.” |jch trash are forgotten. Manchester $3.00 hundred. Blooms surpass WANTED—MEN TO work in 236 Main. Telephone 3766. house on Center street. William certificates at the complefion of older glads. Order now. Karlsen, the course. In order to qualify for AustraUan masters of the island. Escorted By PoUcenmn Forter street, Wipping. Phone nursery. C. L. V mderbrook A Kaneh). Telephone 7773. Don’t Like Anyt)ody An Australian policeman escort­ Nursef— (suspiciously)— Whst Eveninie Herald Sons, 26 Lydall street. FOR RENT—ROOM. Suitable for a wofhens' motor corp, it Is also sve you been doing, Ellen? 5937. one or two gentlemen, Telephone necessary that they take up a first The natives don’t llkA anybody, ed them to an interior tribe and! Classitied Advertisements Whiting sayq,.. and apparently. In left them there after sternly warn-l Ellen—Rover’s eaten my dolly’s WANTED- RELIABLE man to 4254. Lots for Sale 73 aid course, and also, an advanced Jlppers, so I've been punishing Count fix averuBC wortif lo n imp first aid cdurse. This means that the struggle for New Guinea, will i. J the natives that no harm must| Initials, numbers and ahbrfviallunf work on farm, steady work, one side with whomever gets to them come to the white men. |im. eaeb count a* a word and compoand Moving—Trucking— who can drive horses. Tel. 7026. FCR SALE — CORNER LOT they will be in the possession of Nurse—How ? words at two words Minimum eon Storage 20 Legal Notices 78 50x175 on Autumn street. Rea­ three certificates at the termina­ first with the best promises. The Kwomas greatly resente "They will favor anybody who their presence, Whiting relmtesj Ellen—I've been to his kennel It pries of thrts lines. MEN WANTED FOR nursery sonable for quick aale. (?aU j8583. tion of all of the required classes. ad drinked his milk. Lins rstes per dsy tor trsnsisnt STORAGE work. Meet the tnick 7 30 at the .IT A (’O fR T OF PHOBA.TE HEI.I) The mechanics course will ex­ will allow them to get heads or but were afraid to do anything ads. I Moving and Packing. The Austin .uL MaR.fhfBti'r. within ami. for thf cannibalistic victims,” says Whit­ about it. Mrcllvc Narrk IT. IP3T fountain. Depot Square. C. E. illMilrt of Manchrutrr. on. the Tth tend over a period of seven weeks. Spring Solace CsniCtasra* A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6'26C Wilson Nurseries. Each Tuesday evening, the classes ing. Whiting doesn’t know whetheii tliM' of April, A. I>. The Australians, who have held he was in actual danger at any W’hen everj'thlng is going wrong ( Consecutivs Days.. 7 'dtsi S CIS rrencnt WILLI.VM S. HYDK. K«q . Political Truce meet, and last for two hours, 7 to 1 Consecutivs Days...I I ets|ll eis WANTED—A YOUNG MAN FOR J m!R:e. part of the island since it was time, "but I was certainly scared] Till nothing could go wronger. 1 Day ...... In etalli eis 9. Previous classes attended two Let's sing a song of nights less Repairing 23 delivery work, steady. Manches­ In the matter of T.,inrl4i Ixirralne nights per week, but the present mandated to them from Germany anyway.” All ordars tor Irrssular insartlona Wilson of Manchester in said dis- following World War I, and the Much of the time he was alone |>ng. w ill b* ehargsd at tbs ons tima rstf. ter Public Market. irlrt. minor. In Britain Hit one will be carried over the seven 1 And days now growing longer. Cr.(Twiu.'aM& Spselal rates for Iona term tyry WANTED TO TUNE repair and IJpiMi application of DotiRlas week period. Dutch who control the rest of It while Reed was off on field trips day advertising given upon raquest. .'Lilian Wilson pra> imk that Hita f. « Mft U X. W. MV. regulate your piano or player have made head-hunting and can­ and after months Whiting won the DUDE IM WET B(X>TS CM*. •MHYMXMXVICt.l Ads ordersd before the third nr piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. Help Wanted— Male or lf*’lrn Wilson lie reino\od a*» Ruar- nibalism a capital offense, much confidence of the natives to such I Man—I inderstand your wife Is i atlb day will be charged only (or tllnn of the person of said inLiior as London, April 7—(,Pi—Lord Bea- \ finished singer. tbs actual number or times tbs ad Female 37 pef application on Die. It i.s to the annoyance of the natives. an extent that, after extracting appeared, charging at lbs rats ssrn- p ia n o TUNING and repairing. verbrook's Evening Standard haa Local Sportsmen Friend-—No, not yet. But the I OUDKRKO;—That the foregoing Gould Declare Open Season splemn promise that he would no^ Jghbors almost got her last BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES .:ad bat no alio wanes or refunds can Player piano specialty. John WANTED—A HANDY man, and application he heard and determin­ attacked the so-called political Now, Whiting points out, the tell the authorities, they informe be made on els time ade stopped ed at th« Probate Office in Man* Sght. after the 6fth dey. I Cockerbam, 28 Bigelow street. woman, to help around a summer truce under which Britain's major United Nations defenders could him they were preparing a head-| r 'Sort. Rent free and pay. C?all In cheater in said nistrlct, on the 13th To Meet Tonight No "till forbids”; display ilnee not Tel. 4219. day of April, A. D.. 1942. at 9 o’clock political parties have been avoid­ declare an open season on Japa­ hunting expedition. "Land of our hearts, upon whose ' COME,TVS PWiT sold. person. Mrs. M, T, Wendell, CVy- EWEXilkMa'. Vt KVVihMe for more than one Incorrect inser­ terested in said case of the pen­ clectlons. the Japanese could incite the na­ I Barth’s xveary sons from many ■ tion of any advsrtlsemsnt ordered wood aawa gummed. Lawn mow- Members of the Manchester ydu on the concrete floor of his of-] MAV<£‘=. ME <30 era sharpened. Genflial grinding. WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN, dency of said application and the Under the heading "Ersatz division of the'Connecticut Sports­ tives to go after the heads of Ijids find rest; | for more than one time. time and place of hearing thereon, MPS," The Standard said editori­ their erstwhile masters, and the flee how they do it), and "it w* 1 Teach us thy lox’e, that we may I' DROOS? TO EiES. The Inadvertent omltsion of in- 15 years experience. Capitol ^danchester Laundry, 72 Maple hy publishing a copy of this order men Association will meet this only my better judgment thatj SUCU VtlOiQ. eoireet publication of advertiting in some newspaper having a circu­ ally yesterday that "a virile Par­ evening at the Villa Louisa, at Papuans would be nothing loath I'er be, wlU be reotlSed only by oaneellatlon Grinding Company, 631 Lydall street. because those of them who know kept me from going with them.” 1 One flag, one nation,'ever last- | UOi THE. street Phone 7958. lating in said district, at least five liament becomes all the more In­ Bolton, for the annual banquet core, m 2 SY NiA tisviei. imc t. ssa u. s. SAT, ere ^•7 of the charge made for the service days licfore the day of said hearing, anything about the white mem. Expedition Called Flop rendered. dispensable in view of the appar­ and meeting of the chapter. Presi­ ]»iy " Situations Wanted— to appear If they see cause at said ent desire of some ministers,'’ ■feel they have been treated badly. However, he adds, "the expedi-J All advertisements must conform MOWERS SHARPENED, rspair- time and place and be heard rela­ dent Lee Fracchia of Manchester tion was a flop and I didn't seq ’Don’t fry lo tell me that they don’t have mrU in the ia atyls, eopy and -typography with ed, shear grinding, key fitting, Female 38 tive thereto, ami make return to through wartime curbs on the will act as toastmaster. Guests What help the natives could Said a monk, aa he swung by his ' rtgnlatlont enforced by tbs publtsii- this court, and by muiling In a freedom of the press ahd powers give a defending or invading force them bring back trophies." Nax-y—I’ve heard about*the ship’s belles!” am and they raaervs the right to duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. from Hartford, West Hartford. Whiting does not regard kil. V edit. rsTlee or'reject any copy oon- -overhauled. Braitbwaite, 52 Pearl POSITION WANTED bjf,.AXp«ri- registered letter, on or before April of the courts, to leave Parliament Glastonbury and Rockville are ex­ Is questionable and lies mainly in [T o the little monks, female and sldarsd objactlonable. enced secretary - stenographer. R. 1942. a copy of this order ad­ “the only free and independent in­ their strength of numbers. stay in New Guinea as particular lale; , street dressed tc» said Rita Helen Wilson. pected to attend. ly pleasant. The food (pigeons CLOBINQ HOURS—Claselded ada Capable, assuming complete General Delivery, New York City, "They're cowardly people,” “From your offspring, my dears, FUNNY BUSINESS te ba published same day must be stitution.” This chapter has been giving wild pig and Mvcral xmrietles of reeelved by 12 o'clock noon Setur- LAWN MOWERS aharpened ar.d charge. Write Box R, Herald. WILLIAM «. IIYDK The editorial was followed by much time to the needs of local says Whiting, "and when they I In a few million years, | reconditioned, liberal allowance Judge. publication of a letter which Prime are after heads or cannibalistic vegetables) "was very good,” bui May evoix'e a professor in Yaie. days 10:10. H-i-T-i:. , sportsmen and an energetic com­ the climate was fcxtrcmely dis] fo> your old mower toward a new Minister Churchill had seht to the mittee for stocking nearby ponds victims they always get together luTdcphone Your Want .Ada one. Used mowers $2.00 and up. 'Articles for Sale 45 war minister. Sir Jaq^es Grigg, in a gang and attack aome ou-t agreeable and "the mosquitoes ea] and lakes has been extremely ac­ you alive.’.' ‘^Ada are accepted over the tela- Free deliver/ aervlce. Tel. 4531 A who is a candidate for the ..House tive this Spring. It is expected, numbered village at dawn. Their I phone at tba CHARGE RATE given of Commons in East Cardiff In a only weapons are bows and bam­ abeve aa a eonvanelnce to adver- 4500. Snow Brothers, 336 Sum­ FOR SALE—MANURE. 419 North also, that much time will be given Sport Ensemble by-election. boo tipped arrows and hard wood nm ^APft^Ms TO That’s Tough, Peggy tltera. bat the CASH RATES will ba mit street Main street. by the members tonight on the WASH TUBBS aeeeptsd as PULL Pa tu en t It The prime minister expressed question of better trout stocking .spears.” Suit to Reinstate HyaPLA9o/K paid at tbs business offics on or be­ pleasure that the war minister was Island Thickly Populated t fore the seventh dsy following the Business Opportunities 32 FOR SALE—MEN'S REBUILT of streams east of the Connecticut S A v r y o u a Q WELL, X RECKON THE JOKtS <5N ME. ^ SLIT you W ERE pbrh Xp s flrtt iasertien of each ad otberwlee and relasted shoes. Better than seeking votes as a “non-party can­ river. The banquet will be at But the Island, where the task SO SOU AMD voue father are with " SUSPICIOUS OP X M E R E LY didate” and the belief that the vot­ of malnUlning life Is as easy as Local Union Filed C A R S A N O y ' ^ AND rURINd w a n t e d the CHARGE RATE will be collect­ FOR SALE — RESTAURANT, new cheap shoes. Sec them. Sam 7 o'clock sharp. j”y^SRlT>6H *4TELLV&tNC^ ed. Ne rsaponalblllty for errors In Yulyes, 701 Main. ers would realize that "to play any place in the world, is thickly \ff£ lP tbOR the air raid.. TO <&BT telephoned ads will be assumed end Price reasonable. Inquire 97 Cen­ party politics at such a time would tbalr aeenrecy oannot be guaran­ ter street. populated. Re/aMacRs.f teed. be to strike a blow at national Whiting says there is "no pos­ New York,' April 7.-^^P)—Sullj 49-A ■safety.” . sible way of computing the popu­ I Index of CUMificathma Fuel and Feed Woman Is Held for reinstatement in the CIO-UnH 14 lation,” but he recalls standing ted Mine Workers has been filed i Mnbs Help Wanted— Female 33 FOR SALE—9 TONS June cut on a mountain top overlooking mixed hay. C. R. Perry Gilead. For Trial Here hundreds of square miles of whol­ state Supreme court by an ouate SSS*"*"**lagss WANTED— INTELUGE27T girl Smart to Leave New York local whose vice presil Deaths ...... D for steady partvUme counter R. D. Andover, Conn, . ly unexplored tenitory and “all Card of Thanks ...... I you could see was the smoke •from dent denounced Union President la Heniorlani ...... T work. 24 hours a week, at 35 FOR SALE—150 CORDS of wood. For Washington Mrs. Alice La 'Valley of Blast John L Lewis as a would-be "la| Lott anS Found ...... 1 cents per hour. Apply Thrifty Get your supply while it lasts. villages.” bor fuehrer.” UNCLE Ef Aanouncemntts ...... 2 Stafford Springs was arrested by Whiting doesn’t envy the Ja[ CTIeaners, 981 Main street, after 130 cubic ft. load $12. E. Gag- Officer John Cavagnaro yester­ is action of Local 12,165 Personals ...... I 1 p. m. nese in their reported attempt to h a t Antceioblica liardone. Tel. 5234. Melbourne, April 7—(A5—Lieut. day at the Center for operating the'iS)iemical, Drug and Cosmetic eourt Antomobles for Sale ...... * Gen. E. K. Smart. AustraUan ad­ push overland from Salamaua to WorkeVa yesterday brought an or Automobiles for Ezchenae .... 4 a motor vehicle with defective Port Moresby. It's not more i a 1 Tst viser to the Pacafllc War Council brakes. Mrs. La Valley ordered der from Justice John E. McGee kol the Aulo Accessories—Tires ...... • WAITRESS WANTED. Apply at Household Goods 51 in Washington, said today he ex­ than 150 or 200 miles, but JunglM han requiring Lewie and other WANTED—WOMAN, sti-ong, to QUALITY FURNITURE Main atreet, failed to atop her car range of 4,000 to 5,000 feet ele- pUy of Ge.rsces+Ssrvico—Storsas ... 14 car for invalid man. 55 Hudson camps and maneuvers of the Unit­ rightly and nMrly ran down a is March 12, should not be reia| e( our ALLEY OOP This Is Something AT HALF PRICE ed SUtes Army In Australia with vaUon lie In the path—not to men­ stated. Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 street. Telephone 6502. 3 ROOMS—$198.50 child riding a bicycle. tion any nsUves who might sud­ la n iscd Wanted Autoe—Motorejelre ... If the idea of imprdving the common­ bo-defendanta with Lewis, wh] \ so AiLL RISHT, MEM THROW Rnefniee ead Prafeaeleeal Services Includes David McCorriston, 45, of Tal- denly acquire s liking for Japa­ wealth's training program. cottvUle was arrested yesterday has said he revoked the charter 1 h o w about It? SOME RIOT aUMS IM THE CAR Business Services OSersd ...... II Living Room, Lamps, Tables, etc. nese heads. . . 3 Bousebold Services OSersd , . . . 1I-A Other authoriUes Indjcsted that cause the local disobeyed order Some euthusl- AMD LET'S (SET <&OlM< ... Bedroom with "Throw Rugs, on a warrant i^ e d by the prose­ ni treatment of the natives THERE’S SOME QUEER (3 0 - Bulldlos—ContrscUns ...... M the Federal government shortly cuting attorney, charging non­ to I divide its mehibership Int^ asm-rousing af­ Florists— Nurseries ...... 14 Boudoir Lamps, etc. started with the German occupa- IM(3 S OM U P IM t h e h i l l s EXCEPTIONAL would take the last step to unify support of his wife and child. smaller and more efficient unit fairs ought to ABOVE TAMERVILLE Funsrsl birectnrs ...... If Kitchen with Set of Dishes entirely the Australian forces. Uon, Whiting declares, and when are his daughter, Kathryn, seer boost Victory ' Htatina—Plumblna— Roofina .. 11 OPPORTUNITY Originally. Assembled to Sell for McCorriston posted a bank book the Austimllan* took over they had ”My husband’s always falling asleep at the wheel, so he’$ Insurance ...... ll Unification of.pay and service con­ with $50 account for his appear­ tary-treasurer of UMW ' dlstrlo ) MllUnsrv—Oressmskloa ...... 1'-* t'. 8. Citizens with electrical $397. It's an exceptional value at ditions of the mlliUa, called up un­ little luck In trying to straighten 50; District 50 President Ora trying it for tus insomnia!” Movlna—Truckina—Storsae .. 20 and mechanical edneation and a savings to you which we cannot der a compulsory order, and the ance in court. out the situation. saway, and "all and any repreasn Public Pesacnaer Service .....M -A experience, for highly technical hope to duplicate again, this year volunteers of the Australian Im­ McCorriston failed to answer to Oui’t Blame Anatimllaas tatives of Lewis in the state Paintina—Paperina ...... the same charge at the Saturday ProfcMlonal Servlcei ...... 22 eerxice positions. ^ or perhaps many a year to come. perial Force was announced last 'You can't blame the Austra- New York.” session of court last week. INERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Repalrina ...... 73 Salary paid during training May Be Seen pay or Eve. week. Thomas McNeamy, 41, of Wor­ Tailoring—^yelna—Clesnlng .. 4i By Phoning For Appointment •General Smart, 51. disclosed Tnllat Goods snd Service . . . . . 21 period. Increased Income, Im­ cester, Mass.-, was arrested yester­ portant adxancemeht and se­ that the staff to go to Washington Wanted—Business fiervtcs 24 ALBERT'S day by Officer Sterling on Main Crocheted Prize Runner THE 194-2 ALIBf WHEN THE CULVERT CRAP SAME Edaeatleaal cure future for men who quali- 43 Allyn St.—Hartford wit)i him would be made up of atreet charged with Intoxication. Cbursss and Classes ...... II ly. Lieut. Col. F. G. Sutton, former IS INTERRUPTEP Private Instructions ...... It Men now employed In war WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN publUber, Ueut. Col. C. W. Hicks, Howard Crockett, 35 of 29 Ed- Dancing ...... 44-A gerton street was arrested last Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 production Industries cannot be blinds made to order at very low former engineer, and Lieut. Col. Wanted—Instructions ...... 10 cunsldcred. State name, ad­ prices, i'njtatlation free. Samples T. R. Blarney, 27. one of the young­ night on Main street for intoxica­ Flaaaelel dress, age, experience, present on request. (Capital Window Shade est officer* of that rank in the tion, Rctnda—Stocks—VIortRsata ... Ii Bunhsas Opportunities ...... I'-' occupation. Draft status, ’phone Co., 46 Capen street, Hartford. Auatrajian Army. Monty to Loan ...... 17 number. .Attach photo (not re­ Phone 6-7018. . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Help aaS Sflaatteae turnable.) Your reply held Holy Name Group Help Wanted—Female ...... I! strictly confidential. FOR SALE—USED THREE bum,, Help Wanted—Male ...... t< er gasoline stove, also cast iron Fall River MiUs THANiCS Balesmen Wanted ...... 44-A Our employees have been ad­ --- AMO IF 1 HAOMT TOtO MSA NO HAMA porcelain sink, and drainboard. To Hold Smoker I MMm I tTAPPEAUS WAS FOR I t w a s mo Help Wanted—Male er Fcmala 17 vised of this adverUsement. HFD ■■'‘iMlTUkTED'; IT WDULOMT, TAKlNdr Agenta Wantad ...... 17-A Tel. 6542. Strike Settled have MAPPgNeO , MR- RUNKLC / TO HAVE seeN so LlTh SACRIFMCE-"- SItuatlona Wanted—Female . .. If WRITE BOX O. os A ooMEoy o e THE RAF HE MICHT Situatloos Wanted—Male . . . . If % THE HERALD FOR SALE—COMBINA’nON gas EW IO W 6.' FOR ME> HAVE Fired Employnant Agenelee ...... Members of the Holy Name So^ juoy./ You. Bur HE ZAra ateeh—ePeta—Paaltry— and oil range, in good condition. Fall River, Maas., April T—(ft)— clety of 8L James’s church will WOULDNT FIRE Vahleica 53 Oxford street. Tel. 6753. An Army of 18,000 cotton textUe attend a emoker this evening at Doga—Blrda— Pets ...... 41 workers headed back to their Jobs ME! Live Stock—Vahlclea ...... ' ‘ 42 / 18138 Parish Hall on Park street at 8:30 Poultry and Suppllee ...... 41 In this city’s mills today after set­ o’clock. Billy Pagan!, chairman, tlement of a two-week walkout by Wanted —Pata— Poultry—Slock 44 Here is the basque top two-piece asaisted by Peter VendrfUo will Pas Salai—Mlarellaaraae 1,500 members of the American head the committee in charge of Aitlciaa For Si»ute with Manchester xvill demonstrate the Pual and Feed ...... 44-A pancy (you can move right For back — a style you’ll like for the CIO, had halted production of Garden— Farm— Dairy Producta 4<< in). 6-Koom Single Hou.>4-. tennis, cycling or just sunning. Our art of boxing. The Jessup broth­ Ronaabold Goods ...... 41 simplifled pattern shows you how xvar and domeatic materiala In the ers from Springfield will swap Maebtnsrv and Tools ...... 47 Circulating heat with oil mills snd forced Into idleness the INSURANCE to make thia useful outflt in very punches xvith Tommy Tucker snd A Muatcal Inttrumsnts ...... 4:< burner. Ti^o-car garage remaining employes, members of the Flair Kid of RockxtlUe. In ad­ ^ ^ r Olflaa and store Equipment . .. 4t Ask Your Neighbor! little time. Add It to your ward­ BpeCtals at the Storea ...... li- High elevation. W'est side robe now In cotton pique, shark­ the CIO or no union. dition to the members of the Wcarina Apparel— Fura ...... I", A settlement proposal offered by SCORCHY SMITH Head’s Up! skin, rayon print or poplin. Holy Name group the general Wanted—To Buy ...... 44 of town. Owner said Sell 875 Main St. Phone 5440 the War Labor Board alter days of public la invited to attend the Haaesa Bsard— Matela Heaarta so the price is only $4900. negotiaUon waa approved unanim­ Rsslanraale Pattern No. 8138 ia designed for smoker. ,' ujciorH i! urns wiLurs m j o u '. our sma Without Board ...... 4x 12 to 20 and 40. Sire 14 dress re­ ously by the APTO at a mass ThU ia but ons of the many IPIOW OTHSdmNTION WITNOLIT A vsa, I’M HIM EA4V, rdars Waatad ...... 14-A quires 2\ yards 39-inch material, meeting laat night, ’The CIO previ­ Spring features that Mr. Pagan! , strr Board—R a e o ru ...... to 3-Acre Place. G room house. 61M0N \ s s m 4EOUNO N ffj PMls—Ratuuranta ...... <1 Jacket, m yards. ously had adopts the plan. has planned for the society snd it By Mim. Amm O hM I kiuvr you win enjoy VsBUd—Roama—Board ...... ' II Near Hilliardville. Price SPECIAL It provided that the workers go ia expected that from time to llila crochetsd 20 by 9 Inch run­ ing It tat a runner on your N Jtm lU. R P our g'f Rani Batata Per Rant $5300. For this attractive psttem, send back to their Jobs today and that time other special features xvlU be ner rscsntly won UtUs Joyce or dining table. 'Four or stz MHT// Upsrtmanti. Plata. Ttntmanu It 1937 DE SOTO 15c in coin, your name, address, Rudedph Bimonln, a knot tier who Bastnaas Loeailona ter R o o t'.. Ii arranged. Hainas of LoulsviUs, Kentucky a the mate will make a psttem number snd size to The switched his union afflUaUon from luncheon set One nmner ‘Benaea For Rent ...... 41 4-Room Cape Cod, New. 4 DOOR SEDAN Herald Today's Psttem Service, prlz* and a trip to New Toric. I Baburban For Rent ...... l( the AFTO to the'CIO, be employed was on* of the Jodgea and talked make a lovely ’’Friendship CIr hammer Botnet For R ent...... 41 106 7th Avenue, New York, N. Y, on a job other than knot tying. Reeastlag Otd Bullet* Wanted to Rent ...... ll Radio! Heater! to the ftfteon-year old girt when g ift Real Bafata Far SaU Good Tires! the prises were awarded She To obtain crocheting Planning new clothes for spring? Isvgeat Bridge Salt Lake CSty—0110 guest speaker will ington. Mrs. laeanor Beftnrtt Physicians of the Manches­ be Mrs. Wlftls Abbey of Windsor, M em ber o t the Audit Inhing wind*. ter MeiUcal Association who was her accoBtoantet. ’ Of Junior C Bureau ot OlrcnlatlonB and her subject, ‘"The Open Win­ Honor Guest Date Is Listed W alts o f iOM Moxloo HcNM eompanlM X X u d 4 «n- will respond to emergency calls dow.” Mra. Louise Seymour is Manchester—A City of Village Charm tomorrow aftentoon are Dr. j;halrmap of the hostess commit­ ' ' — ^ . A dainty, rh^m lc “Walts of aw trtd a call to box 85 y««terday Old Mexico” by Froehlnl was afternoon, to find that the mill George Lundberg and Dr. Al­ tee. A Chinese auction for the Chaminade Music Or­ To Be Held This’ Evf lota, near Park and caiestnut fred Sundqfiist i beneflt of the flower fund will be Herald Employe Given played on the piano accordion by (ClaoaMed Adverttetag on ktege 16) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1942 ■ (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN'TS 1 Mrs. Marion Seelert and put the VOL. LXL, NO. 161 ■treets were ablaao. It waa a amall held. Party Before He De­ ganization to Go to ning; Drive for Mei graaa fire which waa quickly ex; audience into a proper mood for the South American music which tiBfulahed. Major and Mrs. N. J. Curtlg re­ Temple Chapter, No. 53, Order parts for Service. Hartford on JUne 8. bership to End. followed. turned from Framingham, lust of the Eastern Star will hold its, After a short resume of Latin Young Pershing Gets ^Typing? Lesson The regular monthly meeting of night, bringing with them their regular meeting tomorrow eve­ A Ibrge group of Herald em- At the business meeting preced­ The regular monthly businc^ son. Corporal John Cunis, who had ning at eight o’clock in the Ma­ A m erican music, its i«ompcSi.ere meeting of the Manchester Junto Hoae Company No. 8, S.M.F.D., :pIoyee* gathered a t the_ Villa ing the program on "Music of the and accompitahmenta by Mra. Mc­ win be held thia evening at 8 been conflned to the Framingham sonic Temple. This will be the first Chamber of. Commerce will be hel| Withdraw'1 ■ in Bataan Louisa in Bolton last evening to Americas" at the Chaminade Mu­ Lagan, a Chll|ean folk aong “River, this evening at 8 o’clock In tb Secret Hebron Meet hospital for a week following in­ meeting with Worthy Matron Miss o’clock at the company quarters, River”—Zoltai, directed by Mrs. Spruce and Florence atreets. Im­ juries in an automobile accident. Marion Crawford and her asso­ hoilor Rudolph Heck, who will sic club Monday afternoon at the Hotel Sheridan. He stood the trip from Framing­ ciate officers in charge. A social Center church, Mra. Marjorie Nel­ Edith Peterson wee sung by a The drive for new membership^ portant buaineaa is to be discussed soon enter the armed service. sextet composed of Margery Md all members are asked to at- ham well, and will recuperate at will follow the business, w-ith re­ Heck has been employed by The son, the club president announced which has been in progress to home before leaving for Camp Ed­ freshments served by Mrs. Bernice the coming annual meeting on Daley, Flora Chaae, Gertrude th e p ast th irty days, will be coij Herald, since he was a youngster Miner, Cele Moore, V lr^nla White­ wards, Falmouth. Thrall and her committee. and has never been on any other May 4 when the new officers will sumroated this evening and it In Auto Beside Road After Jap Attacks; be elected. Club members may hall and Marion McLagan. the lat­ Indicated that a good number ICancheater Eta Chapter of Beta payroll. He worked In the Com­ ter substituting for Marjory Al- Sigma Phi will meet this evening The weekly setback tournament ’Two cases of measles are re­ posing Room, aqd his ability and bring guests to this meeting. The eligible candidates will be Initiate will be held' tonight at the Red ported in Manchester according to toinual club picnic will be held at bree who waa unable to be pres­ into memberahip for the cominl at the home of Mrs. Ursula Mat- disposition won him the friendship ent because of Illness. aon, HlUaide avenue, Hartford. Men’s social club at eight o’clock the bulletin of the State' Health of all who came in contact with Elizabeth Park on June 8. This year. President Eidward G. O’Briel sharp. All players are requested department this week. There are event will be In charge of the Mrs. Bowlby sang, a short, sweet pointed out tills rodrnlng that neiT him. His great Interest In his Peruvian love aong- "Why, Crea­ to be present. several cases of German measles work and hla Initiative to help board members who will notify candidates will be accepted up uif Disclosed at Hearing Ponder War Moves St. Mary's Ladies’ Guild will tor?” with Mrs. Whltehlll at the in town but that is not a report- "the other fellow" were largely the members of the club about til 8 o’clock—when the organize hold Its regular meeting Thursday The British American club will able disease. piano. The program concluded tion convenes for its monthI| afternoon at two- o’clock in the responsible for the efficient man­ details. hold its regular monthly meeting Martin Burton Mrs. Marion McLagan, a mem­ with four compositions of the meeting this evening. Australia’s War Council Guild room. ner In which 9he Mailing Depart­ famous Chilean pianist and com­ Beebe Tells Story of Amei^ican-Filipino Units tonight at 8:30 o’clock. Friends of Raymond P. Buck, of ment of The Herald has been con­ ber of the program committee, 18 to 28 Eligible American .Army Chief ’The music department of the poser, Ehirique Soro. His unique Interested candidates, who ha^| i Fugitive Is Caught | Style Curbs Friends of the Rev.. W. F. Tay­ Glastonbury, have received postal ducted for many years. read an interesting and Instructive Roadside Conference Set8 Stage for Im­ Fall Back to ‘Previ­ Richard E. Nichols, who has cards from him at Fort Devens, University of Connecticut an­ paper on the music studied for and 'Vibrant style was seen in the not already been contacted fq Arrives in London lor, former pastor of the North Is Wished Good Luck , violin number played by Mrs. i By Local Policemen’ portant Decisions at ously Prepared De? been training as a weather observ­ Mass., where he is stationed at Following ' a spaghetti and nounces a faculty recital to be the afternoon. The first section membership, are urged to atter With Bushell on Gam- Methodist church, have received given by Martin Burton, who has Flora Chase called "Romanza”; For Women word from his elder daughter, Mrs. er at the air base. Jefferson Bar­ present. He is a brother of Mrs. chicken dinner, the members of of the program waa on French tonight’s April meeting. Cand racks, Mo., was transferred last Ray Bidwell of J J t 3 Spruce street, joined the staff this year as in­ the soprano solo, "Tale of a mino Claim Under Ex­ Meeting Preceded by fense Position’ in Or­ Iona ’Ihylor Ditto, to the effect ’The Herald “family’’ rose individ­ Canadian folksongs, their origin, dates between the ages of 18 to we^k to Stockton Field, Cal., ac- thisthia ♦ftU.'Titown, structor in piano and theory. The story of their melodies and lyrics. Maid," a tender love song was are eligible. 'Two - Hour Confer­ der to Rectify Pene­ that he is gravely ill. His address ually to wish "Rudy” the best of sung by Mrs. Symington. Mrs. amination by Corkey; During War la 3905 Santa Anita Avenue, Alta- cording to a letter received today luck and; many of them gave ex­ recital, to which the public is in­ The sad story of a fair maid who Arthur Shqrts, newly-electd by his parents, Mr. and Mra J. N. A large attendance is expected vited. will be glvkn in Storrs Con­ had to refuse the dance offer of Bennett was their accompanist treasurer of the Junior Chambq ence of -Curtin with trated Line; No Im­ dena. Cal., should any of his cellent advice during their talks. A new and capable member. of Denies Rendezvous to friends or former parishioners care Nichols of 49 Norman street. at the Masonic Temple tonight Thomas Fei-guson, general mana­ gregational church on 'Thursday, a dashing cavalier because of lack will Submit a financial report pel April 9 at 8:15 p. m .’The program the club, Mrs. Grace Fraser, Mac Arthur; Stand Ex­ mediate Indication send him a cheering message. when a group of employees of the ger of! The Herald, was unable to of slippers was told "in "La Bas- taining to the expenditures ,incul Discuss Case with Dresses Can Be Short­ to A business meeting of the Sec­ Pratt and Whitney division of the will include the Bach-SIloti Cha­ trlgue,” sung by Mrs. Ruth Bowl- played Soro’s imaginative and col­ red In the current paper salvag Be present due to lllne.ss, but dur­ pected Tomorrow. Of Extent of Los6. Miss Edith Wilson of Arch ond Congregational Church. Inc., United Aircraft Corporation will conne, a set of Mozart’s variations, by. with Mrs. Virginia WhiteWll orful piano solos, "Minuetto Len­ campaign. A detailed report Any Other Employes. er or Tighter But la called for tomorrow evening at ing the evening be phoned his the Chopin B minor sonata, and a to” and “Caprice”. Her num­ street and Mias Phyllis Burdick of fill the chairs in Manchester lodge. message of good luck to the guest accompanying. For her second disbursements will be publlshd Neither Longer Nor East Center street who are spend­ eight o’clock, to hear the report of The Master Mason degree will be modern group of Serlablne, Teher number. Mrs. Bowlby did the tale bers were well received. tomorrow. The report will princ Bulletin! Washington, April 8.—(/P) the committee on the new parson­ of honor, expressing his regret at Hartford, April 8.—(/P)— A ing a part f i t their vacation at the conferred and candidates will be epnlne, and Prokifleff. of "Fair laobel Was Walking." pally cover tbe rental cost of to Fuller Than at Present. Sydney, Australia, April 8. —A general withdrawal o f age, of which Carl Allen of Henry aircraft employees. Lodge opens not being able to be present. The secret meeting of Lucian H. WlUianuburg Lodge, Williams­ message was conveyed by Ronald Both numbers ^ere enjoyed by town garbage trucks as well r —e ard will meet tomorrow evening Coughlin building. Depot Square Center Church Women’s Guild to­ erty of Margaret C. Schaller, Ade­ engaged on a bi-weekly basla beside the road at Hebron ly damaged at least 157 Japa­ Department. The troops un- desires members who have not with the paper, and expressed his laide Road, lien in th e sura of 8155. contralto. Mrs. Margery Daley installed before the trial of the at the home of Mrs. John B. Burke morrow afternoon. Mrs. Ernest four sirens recently installed, will the paper salvage collection worl shorter and shorter, or tighter nese planes in the last month d^r Lieut. Gen. Jonathan M. been contacted for donations for desire that be would soon be back Warrantee Deed was her accompanist. shortly before state police Wainwright withdrew last night of 13 Summit street Krltsmacher will be in charge Novelty Number be held. At the last air, raid con­ Collections are jointly sponsorif took Beebe to the attorney gener­ and tighter—as fashion dictates— Knuckling down to his eight weeks of basic field training at Fort in a brilliantly executed offen­ the sale, to telephone her, 8585, or and Mrs. Chester Robinson heads on the job. He pointed out the Sarah Calvert to Margaret L, but neither longer nor fuller than to "a previously prepared defen­ Mrs. John Wilson, 5052, and they fact that very few members of A novelty number, “Lullaby" by ducted for the benefit of the First by the Junior Chamber and al for questioning in January, waa Belvoir, Va., "young Francis Warren Pershing (left) gets Instruction sive action extending from the committee of hostesses. Lar.sen, undivided one-half Interest Manchester Boy Scouts every ot those now worn. . sive position,” a communique said, will see to the collection of arti­ The Herald *|family" had left since in, four acres of land on Parker Lolita Cabrera Galnsborg, was Army Corps and the Connecticut disclos^ at today's removal hear­ in operation of a Browning .30 caliber machine gun. Assisting him Timor to Rabaul, New Brit­ Council of Defense, all whiatles, er Saturday in various canval ing of Highway Commissioner Or, milady’s wardrobe can re­ (right) is Private .latob Kruithof. Pershing in 1938 rtiarried Muriel in order to rectify the penetrated cles. high wages were available in de­ street. played as a piano solo for the line. The annual meeting of the Man­ right hand alone by Mra. White- sirens^ud bella were used to give areas of Manchester. In three pri WUliam J. Cox. main about the same, in cut and Bache Richards, granddaughter of Jules S. Bache, financier and arts ain. IT S EFFECTIVE fense Industry. Regardless of .Administrator's Deed vious bi-weekly solicitations, a tl design, as it is at present. Gen. George C. Marshall, above. Officials said there was no im- The Ladies Aid society of the chester Girl Scout Council will take whether the times are booming or hill. Legato tone quality w m the warMRg. I Mr. Beebe, who was in charge of patron. Y^ung Pershing’s father was commanding general of the Sarah Calvert, administrator of tal of 54,000 pounds has been ccT Emphasizing that it had no In­ chief of staff of the United States mediate indication of the extent of WELDON’S OWN Concordia Lutheran church will place this evening at 7:30 at the there la a depression, it was point­ effected by the clever use of the The sirem will be installed on the Ledyard bridge job still in First World War A. E. F. Melbourne, April 8.^—-{JP)— the estate of John Calvert, undi­ lected to date—and the expenq tention of "freezing” f)resent Army reached London today with i Ih® withdrawal, but it apparently meet thia evening at 7:30. Y.M.C.A. Officers and committee ed out, The Herald’s staff works vided one-half interest in property pedal. roofs of Wudlngs at Manchester dispute over ft,145 riaim by the Australia’s War Council set NEW FORMULA chairman will submit their re­ The American group waa con­ Green, HmlaM and Main street, tures are expected to run prop Gammino Construction Company, Wesley Rivard, 20, of Hartford, styles, or rendering present ward­ Harry Hopkins, chairman of the | was accomplished. In orderly fash­ together loyally. located on Parker syf^eet. tionately high, it was stated robes obsolete. WPB established a the stage today for important British-American______M unitions A.s- ion. The Japanese, with greatly TOOTH PASTE ports. Several matters of business Heck was presented with a sum Marriage Il^ntions cluded by the singing of four the Solimene A Flagg garage. Cen­ told the atory of this roadside con­ who with two others participated will be acted upon. Including the ter street and South Main street. day. ference under examination by In a bold escape from four deputy complete list of specifications cov­ decisions at a meeting pre- i .signment* Boa'rd, for a “short superior forces numerically, have U ttla Btt Goes Further of money on behalf of the em­ Applications for marriage U- modern melodic songs by Mrs. been hammering constantly at the proposition to change the annual Grace Symington. These Includ­ 1 Richard F. Corkey, assistant at­ sheriffs at New Haven late yes­ ering future^ manufacture of ceded by a two-hour confer stay .” Oa« A M w Ttttey meeting to December. ployees, after which a social hour censess w ere made yesterday a fte r­ women’s clothes and ordered such line since Saturday, supported by was enjoyed. This is the second noon by Charles Davidson of 16 ed two numbers by Clara Edwards torney general. terday afternoon, waa captured by Formula to Handle ence of Prime Minister John frills as French cuffs on sleeves, tanka, heavy artillery fire, and AtOw PhMMey! Laurel street and Catherine Cor- entitled “Awake. Beloved,” and Queotloned for Six Hours Motor Patrolmen Walter Cassela J member of the Heck family to go balloon sleeves and patch pockets Curtin with Gen. Douglas aerial bombardment and strafing into the service. His brother. Hcr- clliul of 37 Walnut street and "A Benediction.” ' Of eapecial Yesterday Beebe, questioned by and Adolph Simona here early to­ ’■W.W.w.W.w.w.w.wy.'' ALICE CO FRAN day. of wool eliminated entirely. MacArthur and his chief of the defending troops. n)8n Heck, left The Herald In Feb­ C hristopher T. McCooe of 113 Bls- Interest were her two last num­ defense counsel, Joseph F. Berry, Marshall Goes A breakthrough in the line has (Known As Queen Alice) bers which were typically modern had testified that an armed state A fter Aug.. 17, retailers m ay not aides. The decisions are ex­ ru ary 1941 to enter the Arm y Slg- sell street and Alice C. Fuller of HALE'S SELF SERVE sell suit and coat ensembles of Defense of India ^1been expected by officials here SPIRITUAL MEDIUM 69 Charter Oak street. in verse. The story of a deserted policeman had taken him from his pected to be taken at a war cabi­ Seveath Daughter of a Seventh Son nhj Corps. ; The Original In New England! more than two pieces at one unit ' since the major assault started Byron' Thomas Meinnis and house longing for life a new waa office to the attorney general, net session tomorrow. Enlarge­ To Hold Talks i five days ago, and apparently Gen- B ora W ith a Veil. Elsie Gertrude Allen, both of 447 told in "The House With Nobody where for six hours up to midnight Wesley Rivard,, price. m ent of th e scope ot the (Allied Wednesday At Headings Dally, Including Sunday, Affect Wool Tomorrow ! eral Wainwright had prepared a Main street applied for a marriage in It’’ by Lee Montgomery. A he had futilely been plied witn Supply (Council to permit control 7 1 new line before the concentrated 9 A. 5L to 9 P. M. Or By Appolnt- AND HEALTH MARKET The restrictions become effec­ May ^Be Aeeepted of shipping, transport and medical license in the Town Clerk's office modern nursery rhyme, "Ameri­ questions concerning the Ledyard PINEHURST at. In the Servioe of the Peo­ tive for wool clothing tomorrow— On Strategy assaults of the enemy could con­ Rummage Sole this morning. can Lullaby,” with its clever lyric Store Closes A( Noon On Wednesdays. project. Fleeing Poliee, equipment in addition to fulfilling I r?.' vert the break into a disastrous ple for 89 Tears. Asked by Mr. Corkey if he had in time to affect production of I its original function of malnte- ' Stor* Closes At Nooo. 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. most of the garments to be sold ' rout. Thursday, April 9, 9:00 on been out with Mr. Bushell before \ ^ y May Be Cleared I n v a l i d 1 nance of supplies and equipment A.._;»,al in I ^ n d o i i on I Contlnn* Raid Report , Phone 6-0007 Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. the state policemai. picked him up Captured Here next fall and winter; restrictions will be discussed. Amvai m The communique also confirm­ Freshly Ground 1 f€ MASONIC TEMPLE to take him to Hartford, Beebe re­ on cotton, rayon and other materi­ For Settlement Under c5 Others at Conference Heels of Reports Bulk ed previous dispatches from Indhk / plied that he met his superior at als do not become effective until The conferees with Curtin were reporting that, se9bn American Lamb Patties MTT OHR RIST-PURIHA Chapman Court, 0 . of A. Am Interested In The Following Marlboro Four Corners. Mr. Bush- June 19—after most of thia sum­ Which India Would • MacArthur, supreme commander /Of Amerieaii Army Is Army heavy botol>67s carried out One of Three Prisoners mer’s clothes are finished. Fire Victim; IfNRRTO-PID CHICKS 2 4 HOUR SERVICE RADIO SALE ^ ell, he said, brought department Attain 'National Gov­ : in the Southwest Pacific; Gen. Sir a successful raid April 3 on thS 4 for 25c (checked) Kinds Of Insurance recorda with him. ------Principal effect of the order Thomas Blarney, commander of; Training for Invasion. harbor of Rangoon, Burma, dam­ ___ _ t U i r w i “We drove toward Hebron and Who Escaped in New I will be to fix maximum length Allied ground forces; Lieut. Gen. aging dock and port facilities so be eood—* * ’• *k r ir . aow imponsal The Marjorie Mills Hour Specials ernment and Take Her Serve Birds Eye Peas. ( ) Fire ( ) Life ( ) Hospitalization parked beside the road and we DisCOVUrud sweep of coats and skirts and Six Injured George H. Brett, deputy rom- London, April 8 - Th- Unit and starting three large fires. m e before for roe w Mart wiib tb. ( ) Automobile ( ) Accident Health ( ) Residence LlablUty Haven Is aimplify non-functional features. b « L M m I or a ao r. MS* will sw lb . fr» read what^we had.” Full Part in War. ----- I mander and air chief;' and Vice J states Army's chief of staff. The text of the communique, CBM* m n P *ria a la ib tr^ F W C k k k . w w If It’s A ^ “Was that spot lonely?" Corkey In the South End. Voluminous sleeves will be elimi­ No'. 181, based on reports received nehnrst Special On Large CM ia tb. bMi—l*e rbw’fo A* b«t •Name ...... Can asked. nated, for example, but long Thrilling Rescues Mark i N“ omm^^^^^^^ ^ Marshall and Har- Gravy Master 15 c New Delhi, India, April 8. here up to 9:30 a. m., e.w.t.: efcidu «a MU C om , io—«« rim tedwl Address ...... Beebe retorted: "It wouldn't be Officers Walter Cas.sells and I sleeves are permitted; all-over Rlava TnAnv at r'nn ' »n>ash yesterday on ■'>' Hopkins, chairman of thi Brit- "1. Philippine theater: mb Legs lonely if two were present. " pleating is barred, although pleat­ -l-(iiP)—A new formula for Diaze 1 onay ai von- L*g Japaneae-held New Guinea ish-Ainerican Munitions Assign- In order to rectify the line in Chrysler Built Clip and Mail To Address Below. Hy-trooa . . . Adolph Simons, captured Wesley Manual Not Necessary ing Is permitted ap decoration. handling Indian defense was a communique issued by C?ur- Iments Boards, arrived in London Bataan which had been penetrat- PUUNA I ■VO-« I Understand There la No Obligation. Rivard, 20, one of three prisoners ValeSCent Home as 1 lb. Corkey then tried to intn Represent Averages reported worked out today at , tin said, American and Australian today for talks with Britain's ed by the Japanese, our troops as evidence a State Manual 4hi awaiting trial in New Haven for WPB said the measurements Blaze Spreads Rapidly. I fliers scored direct hits on five or leaders, pre.sumably on the grand • withdrew during the night Of —.rear f.ar> .rl.. Automobfle Liquid Fertilizer m 22c various crimes, who escaped yes­ prescribed as maximums repre­ an All-India Congress Party Six grounded enemy fighters and j®lrategy of the United Nations April 7 to a previously previi prepared Chick. tM .rl e.ri.c Clarke Ins. Agency ing the population of Maflbbro SMbree-IM Cbtcha m iiu rlillT hra. terday afternoon from County of­ sented averages In women's cloth­ committee session and semi­ 1942 campaigns. defensive position. by (or Calf) jeee and Hebron, but the judge laWhed b ish I 9 HRFB tMMB Land O’ Lakea ficers. at 3:30 this morning while ing, based on a survey in 25 of Revere, Maas., April 8 -(;P)-- Cding fieW*"'** •—.Cttneral Marshall's arrival was “2. India; • ew- ■m9 994 9*9 and said it was not necessary be­ official sources declared that MB We Can Fix It cause he was "entirely familiar patroling , on South Main street. the nation’s larger cities. An aged invalid periahed and six | Opposition reminiscent jf that of Gen. John . Confirming previous press dia- Beef Liver Rivard, who escaped a police net "The order does not mean the the way might yet be cleared J. Pershing, who reached London patches Maj. Gen. Lewis H. Bre- EACH ....1 3 e Genuine Parts li, . 4 3 c with that country." other persons suffered injuries or i Natipns’ fighter es- V ; Sweet Cream Butter "Have you held any rendezvous of city and State Police to reach standardization of women’s cloth­ for a settlement under which on June 8 1917. two months after - reton reports in a delayed mes- Manchester, waa seen by the of­ ing," the announcement said. India would attain a national gov­ from smoke inhalation today when • cort encountered no Japanese air the United States entered the .sage that seven American Army 38c lb. Factory-Approved Tools N eatle’a in Lebanon, Colchester, or any a fire marked by thrilling res- | oppo.sltion but a lone enemy Zero other place with employes to dis­ ficers driving on South Main street "Within the limitations fixed in ernment and take up her full part First World war heavy bombers of the flying fort- and Methods Used! cuss this case?" Corkey asked. In a suspicious manner and was the order, fashion designers, dress In the war. It was Intimated that cues—spread through the Hillside j fighter rose to challenge the bomb- Accompanying the Army chief ress type carried out a successful SUced Bacon .... >/i Ib. 21c Use Reliable BPS Paint "No, nor ansrwhere else ” was quickly captured. He put up no de­ manufacturers, and housewives are Louis Johnson, former United convalescent home. er squadron and waa shot down in of staff and Hopkins were Col. air raid on the harbor of Rangoon ' jwm *m Man jwa cmcmmi li-Sweet Chocolate States assistant sccretarj’ of war Miss'Emm.a Green, 86, died of | a concentrated salvo from their Howard A. Craig of the Air Corps, on April 3. Several tons of bomba Goat Milk Bread Reduced S ts r te e e — A ia r t a a ’a le iw tte Solimene & Flagg, the reply, although the witness fense when arrested by the local free to use their ingenuity In cre­ | mp4. It’RMW iar IKsMIMf W u r l TTz e r who came here as President bums and shock as she was being | guns, the communique said. Lieut. Col. A C. Wedemeyer of were dropped, damaging docks . T ei* wly 3 pwB*4e par Alefc. said that he had discussed the officers. ating whatever fashions may T o ...... :.... .25c Id>af Inc. ^ ______P k |. l 2 2 C When the local officers spotted strike their fancy." Roosevelt’s {lersonal emissary, had taken to a hospital. Australian planes reached and the general staff and Lieut, and port facilities. Three large Goat Milk ..... Yi pint 15e Z5 LB8. . .$1.15 (Cootinned on Page Fourteen) the car -jvhich R ivard w as driviilg, Lengths fixed in tbe order rep­ played a prominent part as medi­ Treated at Revere General bombed the target area over Koe- Comdr. J. R. Fulton of the United fires were started. Li^ht anti-air­ Dodge A Plymouth St. Lawieaoa craft fire from Japanese batteries 100 LBS. $4.10 Rales A Sen'iir Products this time for one stolen late yesterday afternoon resent the present average, WPB ator in averting a deadlock on hospital were: pang, on Dutch Timor, despite States Navy. P three interceptions by enemy fight- It was announced that they was encountered but none of our lanos Britain's offer to the Indians. Miss Mary.E. Burgess, 74, shock 684 Center Street Manchester on State street. New Haven, and declared, and. likewise, the sweeps New Item! owned by Michael Ctoffl of that prescribe "are neither the nar­ and smoke Inhalation; Mary E. era, it added. One plane ia missing would be in London for a short planes was hit. _Cans Developed at Training Seaalon "3. There is nothing to report ROBINSON’S SANITATION PtOMICTS Tender Pea$ 25c city, they gave chaae. Rivard tried rowest nor the widest found today, The new plan for dealing with Boynton, 59, severe back injuries; from two operations. s ta y " CIO Officials from other areas." FRENCH DRESSING w e w dUdh Awe dbwp6 20-Ooaee Can Burt O la^ I to gun the car but the motor dbok- but strike a middle ground.” 'The responsibility for defense, hereto­ her nephew. Fireman Ronald Trip Made by Bomber OISK-R-TAPS ... e e ^ It was understood that the There was a chancJ' that Gener- 25c bottle. hki watar taMat. Kllla earma Painting Satisfaction! ed and the police car rapidly over­ survey showed American women fore a stumbling block in the way Boynton. dislocated shoulder; ct* 99 9 9m4 hauled it. now wearing jackets which vary Fireman Charles NesblttM smoke Japanese Land party made the trip to Britain by Can 1 O C Quash Strike of Congress party acceptance of (Continued on Page Fourteen) ^ T A S U T S Omif Nc RUMMAGE SALE Tomato Juice Charge Against RIvaril from 23 to 27 inches in length; the >the autonomy proposal, waa said inhalation, and Fireman Frank On Manus Island bomber. Store Closes At Noon PUmiNA Cmt-SOrrRC, mm eOlctaet « » - The arrival of General Marshall mm4 BMetactleg Given by Daughters of Isabella THE HOUSEWIVES PROGRAM Rivard, with 37 other priaonera, order pegs the maximum permit­ to have developed at a morning King, smoke Inhalation. were put to plea yesterday before ted length at 25. Skirts vaiV from M iss Lela Saunders. 72. suffering Sydney, Austral'a, April 8—oP) comes on the heels of reports cir­ Wednesday. Thursday, April 9 session of the Party’s Working —The Japanese have landed a culated in Ixindon that th bulk QUART CAN ...... 91.06 Listen Daily. Monday Through Friday, From 1:3Q to| ‘Wildcat’ Sit-Down at Judge Frank P. McAvoy In New 68 to 108 inches in width; in the (Committee from smoke Inhalation, was treat- Coughlin Block, Depot Sq. 2 :00 P. M. Station WTIC and AflSIiated Stations. Ruhher Plant Ended as FURNITURE AND -MUSIC starting At 9 A. M. for All Day (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Oonttnued on Page Two) turned over to party leaders, and Saves Unconscious Women F lashes ! 763 Main St. TeL 5680 Union’s Head Acts. the committee continued in ses­ Flreiiian Bert Phillips crawled (Late Bulletins of the (/Pi Wire) Checkerboard HEALTH MARKET sion. into a flaming room and dragged Akron, 0„ April 8— (VP) —A Earlier a deadlock had tbreateh- two uncon^ious women to a hall, fron which other flremi n carried Predicts (irrat Offensive Feed Store "wildcat" strike in a 440-worker ed to wreck Sir Stafford Crlpps’ ST. JAMES’S SCHOOL HALL Lb. Reds Smash Across mission to India as Britain's tliem to the street. Boynton fell Axis Foil’ces Reported Kuibyshev. Ruttsia. .April 8.—(/P) 10 Ape] Place 5hort 5teak 43c I fabricating department of Good­ amended offer to appoint an In- from a ladder a short time after —The English-language newapa- Manchester Tel. 7711 PARK STREET FLOOR ane/DECK year Tire A Rubber Co. ended to­ disin as the country's defense min­ aiding in the rescue of his aunt. |»er >Ii)seow News predicted a g reat Lb. day, restoring the flow of rub­ ister fell' short o i nationalist de­ Two civilians ran into the two- offensive by the United States In ENAMEL Cube 5teak 39c berized material to several thous­ Upper Dnieper River mands. and-a-half story structure and In Motion in Desert an article today which praised V ^ J V a W U Freak M ade and Qoodyear employes producing Only two possibilities, apparent­ helped one aged women to a win­ .-Americans as |>eople who received Can 3t aucb war products as balloons, ly, remained to give the negotia­ dow, whercj firemen rescued them statehood and won deroocratio I blimps, rubber boats and bullet- tions fdr post-war Indian dominion over a ladder. 125,()()() Desprl - ^’ise rights not by sitting down but by MADE ELASTIC AND DURABLE ' Lb. Make 5ausage Meat 33c laealing gasoline tanka. Crash Kills sta tu s a new lease on Ilf*— th a t Mrs. Josephine Petrilly. who Bombers Hit Soldiers Move Ajraiiist standing up'and ligliting." The The sit-down, involving pay Drive the eagernesa on both sides for an operates the home with her hus­ newspa|>er also lauded the British TO WITHSTAND THE CONSTANT for the recent heavy K. .A. K. bomb- Sliced ^ Iratea, laated about 12 houra. It agreement might produce aatls- band. said ahe discovered the fire British Lilies in Possi- ABUSE OF TRAMPIN6 FEET, . began ahortly after noon yeater- Vyasma -Ghalsk-Rzhev factory terms or that United in the kitchen and attempted to Malta Hard , Ings ot occupied France and Ger- day and ended about 2 a. m. to- Army Pilot hle Spring ('uinpai»n. many. A C T N O W ! FAST DRYING ON INTERIOR OR C Bulge Near Moscow. States Influence might be brought 5andwich Cheese i.b. 35c Iday after international officers of to bear on the Involved situation. (Gontimied On Page Thsrelve) BKTIRIOR WOOD OR CEMENT FLOORS J the CIO United Rubber Workers, British Island Strong­ College Students Quarantined I who had declared the strike ’’wlld- Pursuit Plane Wrecked London, ; April 8.-—(^)- Secure that new home you have wanted while London, April 8.—(/P)— This, briefly, is a synopsis of the Northiinjpton. Mass., .April 8.—— |cat,” talked with the alt-downers. Treasury Balance hold Suffers Heaviest 1 2 5 .0 0 0 Pint Soviet forces have smashed At Windsor Locks bargaining which has created an­ Axis forces nunilier C..T—Two thousand Smith college it is still possible to equip it with an oil burner. Fresh Oysters 39c TTie "a im a d e r room ” affected desert-wise troops were re- students were quarantined ■today I employs 440 workers—110 on each across the upper Dnieper riv­ other "final" phase In the deal for Washington. April 8—(g’) The Attack During War. Duriqg Routine Flight Indian independence. • position of the Treasury April 6; ___ m p6rted in motion across the i because of the prevalence In We Have Several 4, 5 and 6>Room Houses I of four shifts. A total of 330 par- er in a furious final drive to ______, , . . , • . i Northampton of mumps, meaales Itu INDOORS Iticlpated in the sit-down—thqse Seeking India’s all-out war sup- Receipts, $70,750,154.02; ex­ 1 Valletta, Malta, April 8—(/P)— Libyan desert today against scarlet fever. Acting Deon Ion the noon, 6 p. m., and midnight pinch off the Vyasma-Ghatak- W indsor Locka, A pril 8.—(g^— penditures, $182,943,139.54; net Practically t)ompleted and Ready for Occu­ ..PAINT THE WALLS OF YOUR balance, $3,215,996,949.24. Massed German bombers pounding British lines in what may be : .Mary B. .McElwaln, In announcing Ishifta. Rzhev bulge towsrd Moscow, j An Army pilot died today when his (Contlmied On Page IWelve) on 'round-the-clock relays gave , .u nripninir nf a snrimr. drive the quarantine effective until fnr- pursuit ship crashed at Bradley pancy. We Have Several Cellars Poured for NOME WITH CH EERFU L Sherman H. Dalrymple, presl- Soviet dispatches relayed by this bomb-shake i British Island opening OI a spring urive ^ would^ Ident of the international union, field,. Windsor Locks. It. was the stronghold its heaviest tir attack ] to contjuer c,g.\ p t and smasn i permitted to leave the com- New Houses. Stockholm said today. This second such fatality this week. PASTEL SHADES OF I headed the ,delegation which per- crossing, between Dorogd- of the war yesterday an touched l through east of Suez toward Sl| and that probably the junior Istiaded the workers to resume pro- TTie man killed today was Sec­ off the 2,0()bth air raid alarm in Russia's southern flank. The ac-\j prom, scheduled for later In this G.E. W illis & Son, Inc. IducUon, and afterward announced. buzh and Durovo, was a striking ond Lieut. PhlUd R. McKevitt. 302 Belief on Losing Teeth Is achievement, these dispatches Malta since Italv enterec’ the con­ tion—not yet told in detail—camc'^ month, might be cancelled, I the strike was over. West 15th street;’Vinton, la. flict. as the German Air Force lasheU • • • 9100 said, since the Germans had ea-. On Monday, Lieut. Raymond A. PLEASE NOTE! In Prizes Won’t Tolerate Stoppoges Four German planes were re­ with rising fury at Malta and , Fire Sweeps t’offee Port tabllshed vast fortifications along FEATURING PAT-CO Union leaders said they would Keeney was killed when his pur­ Held Without Foundation ported destroyed — two junkers Alexandria with fire and explo- Salvador, El Salvador. Ap.*U Under existing priorities and regulations governing ■ try to work out the workers’ the river. suit ship crashed a short distance dive bombers and two escorting FLAT WALL FINISH Seek to Cnirt NaaU sive. , 8__(,q>|_The coffee port of Acojut- oil burners there are oniy a couple of weeks left in which Coal, Lumber, Ig^vances in negotiations with from the home of hia parents. Col. Messerschmltt fishters. Another Worst Raids of War 1 3,500 population, waa almost The Red Army appeared Intent and Mrs. R. Leland Keeney In of prophy- there is time to be assured of an oil burner installed in ■ the company and that meantime Chicago. April 8—(^ —A popu-^zn adequate prograin junkers dive bomber wrs said to, The tiny Island fortress and destroyed yesterday In the great- $ie FREE GAME DRIES QUICKLY AND WHEN I no stoppages would be tolerated. upon utilizing the brief period re­ Somera Lieutenant Keeney, ata- lar belief that mothers muot ex­ ' laxis (prevention) has been fol­ have been probably destroys and , ggypj-g chief port and base of the \ eat fire tills country hna oxprr* yaor new home. On contracts signed, where specifics- The workers contend new orders maining before the spring thaw Uoned at Bendix Field, N. J.. had lowed, It ia gratifying to the ob- PLUS pect to loooe ajooth for every two planes were dainaged In the 1 Mediterranean fleet—keys I imced In a century. Tbe poet of- tionk call for oil burners and the cellars have been poured SOILED CAN BE WASHED Mason’s Supplies, ■ increasing the speed of fabricating to crush 'Nazi armies within the come to Bradley field for the day. etetrlcian not only to see the pa­ hours intrase raiding Britain’s dominance of the' f|ce, military hendqoartors, tsle- for contracts burners may be installed. This only Imacblqcs and changing attendant central front sack and to prepare Lieutenant McKevitt had been baby they have was held to <6e tient in health throughout preg­ 26 REGULAR GAMES to meet later German offensive at the field for a short time. Casunltlee Not Heavy ^jpditerranean — each reported graph ofBce, bairaeka and cus- ^4iq1^ jn m for about two weeks more. WITH MILD SOAP AND WATER land pay schedules have resulted in aithout foundation today by Dr. nancy, but also to note that tbe Preliminary reports ir*t*.'=*ted worst raids of the war as Axis toms offlceo were among tbe b«lld- 4 DOOR PRIZES Iwhat amounts to a 15 per cent cut from the direction of Smolensk Almost Hit by Plane O. Lee Schattenburg, director of dental condiUon U just as good the cazualUea were "not heavy -et t ^ ^ Paint aiid Fuel Oil ■ in pay, baaed on the previous pro- t^hich is 50 miles west of the point tbe Bureau of Maternal' abd Child / A t \ at once. It will be possible for us to take care LASTS MUCH LONGER THAN WALLPAPER Deputy Sheriff Ooorga L. Greer after confinement aa in the first conaldertng Uie scale of the bomb- . great land campaig^campaign of 1943. t\n . Damage waa eaUmated at ALL FOR 13.00 ORDEflS Iduction rate. where the Dnieper was reported of Suffield, driving past Bradley Health in Hawaii. stages of pregnahcy. ing,” an official said M arshal about 11,600,006. b u t no loag of Of 6 number of contracts If same are signed at once. L. E. Judd, Goodyear spokesman, crossed. field at tbe time of the crash, al- Wrttting in the April issue of Adequate Diet Seen Help ■ said under the new system one Tbe German corridor of escape “Beceuae we have often made th e a le rt ALL FOR 25c inost Waa hit as the plane came The Journal of the American Den-, German armored divisions, one 255 Irunner nnd one helper are assigned from Vyasma to Smolensk now this o^rvstton, we firmly believe ground crewa and the chain of down. tal Asaociatlon, he aald: ’’For Italian armored division and six MarkeU at a Glaneo Tables aad Chain for Evdrjroae! TEL. S12t I to each machine. Previously each has been narrowed to . 30 miles that an adequate diet helps to pre­ Nazi planes penetrated intenae CENTER 2 MAIN ST. The public relationa office of the years, it has been an accepted infantry divisions in the desert. By New York, April 8—tP>— Ptaatj «f Paridag SpoMt Ihelper had been assigned to two or with Soviet guns raking the main vent tbe loss of s tooth Tor every high and low-level anti-aircraft ST. First Corps Area at Boston, said dogma that when a woman be­ contrast the . British have been Stocks: Easy; leudiro la aar- The Jarvis Realty Co. Itliree msebinef. Runners’ pay wga highway and rail rout^ Stock­ that the piano araa or a routine comes pregnant, her teeth, and In barragea to unload bombs on air­ D oan Open At 7:66 P. M. “ MflNEHESTER-™ baby.’ ” weakened, by The dispatch of Aua- row decUae. ■raised Sbout two cents to $1.50 an holm litformanta said. In addition, Dr. Schattenburg said the ob­ dromes and the harbor. Playing Starta At 8:M P. M. flM t when It crashed and burned. fket her whole system, suffer seri­ tarllan veterans from North Africa Roads: Mixed, rails ki aapfiy. CENTER STREET PHONES: 4112 or 7275 L G< r. ■hour, and a similar Increase' re- the Ruaoians were reported threat- McKevitt was eommlooiooed on ously. stetrician of today makes a dental Even the hardy reoidenta of Cottoa; Quiet; pe^t taking aa4 I Dec. 13, 1941. Hla age waa not "Todsy, we no longer believe examination part of hia routine Bull s a le s.. ^ Advertise in The Herald-—It Pays (.ConfciMd On .*ace Twelve]^ (Coatlnued oo Page Two) I available immediately. || I that tbis need be true . . , where pro-natal examination.