TUESDAY, JANUARY 1«, 1»4» T V m T f The Weather Manchester Evening Herald Average Daily Circulation Forecaet of V. 8. Weather Bureau For tka Month of December, 1944 The monthly meeting of the Don’t Be Gloomy, Folks Manchester Getting Ready Clearing and colder tonight; trustees of the Manchester Me- Only Eiffht More to Co A REMINDER! 9,011 thurilday fair anJ rontluned e ^ ; About To^vii r.iurial hospital which was sched­ O v e r Half of Hospita]^ (linsiniiihing winds. uled to be held this evening has ‘Date Book Member of tbo Andlt Today's storm, the ninth of For Big Event When Yon Need More been postponed until one week this winter, makes just over Barean of CircalatloBs Ul% B*njamln Eldretige of Har- IcaM iaiilght. Tonight Manchester— A City of Village Charm m«l Already One-Third of A fter the outdoor sports they will which was to have been given this subscriptions totaling $48,150. rests upon them. j tion of town. fire companies held its own social. Cross Little Roode Canter Church older young peo­ return to the church for light re­ evening at the Y.M.C.A., under Georg.e H. Waddell, speaking for The affair will be held on Satur­ Lublin Poles Say It is not surprising." he added. I Friday. Jan. 24 W ay to Manila, Still ple will hold their weekly meeting freshments. All members of the day. Feb. 10, at the Sports Center Formosa Targets River at Two Places auspices of Gibbons Assembly, Sidney Ellis, chairman of the com- "that corporations in this vicinity Blood Donors M'bblle Unit here. St the church this evening at Fellowship morning and evening on W ells street, one of the largest Finding Only Token Catholic Ladies of Columbus, has rrlttee on corporation aubscrip- find In the enlargement and com­ Wednesday, Jan. SI And Push Steadily on T:S0. A social time will be enjoyed. groups are urged to attend. Ed­ been postponed until a later date. halls In Manchester. tlona, reported t'nat industrial cor­ pletion program for Manchester Lecture by A. S. Blackington Resistance; Another, ward Harris will supervise the Professor Maguire, who lives in porations, banks and commercial on "Yankee News Reel of 1944.” Reds- in Warsaw Over Glassy Roada; Memorial hospital something 8t. Mary's Ladies' Guild will party. ____ Meriden, was willing to risk the Arms have mneie subscriptions esU- LEARN For Super-Forts which has an important bearing on Auspices Educational club, Hol­ Tank-Led Spearhead i meet Thursday afternoon at two trip here, but ths committee In mAted at 1220.470. Third Army Tat their relations with the men snd lister Street auditorium. 'o'clock In the Guild room. The Seaman 2-c Glenn R. Law, son charge, o f which Mra. Cain Ma-1 Seated at Head TsMs Saturday, Feb. 10 Past Camiling; Meet heetesses will be Mrs. Francis Mc­ honey is ehalrnjan, decided to | women in their shops.” Oil Burners No In,mediate Confie- VotCS Plail Trap Number of of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Law, Jr., of Seated at r'n- bond table witli the South End Firemen’s "Ladles' SPANISH! Audaciously Fly Over Gowan and Mrs. Martha Bell. 14 Wadsworth street is home on a postpone it until more favorable' H- n. William J. Shea of the Mr. Wedei. congratulated the Night.” Sports Center, Wells and Few Enemy Patrols 30 Jap Ships motion From Any Near Seized B u^aorf. six-day leave from Twenty-nine traveling conditions prevail. S.ipcrior Court, who memorial gifts committee and the street. Mighty Japanese Is- The Boroptlmlst club will hold W ho Quickly Disperse. Palms, Calif. He is attached to the In g e n e r I J rh.-iirmsn mt the < jmmittee on corporation sub­ Sunday, Fd». 11 This is the last week to Other Sour^; Report Its January meeting tomorrow Furnaces land Bastion in D«y- May Counter Paris, Jan. 17.-7'^flV-Bay- Amphibious Forces, and the spec­ The regular monthly meeting of. building fund mid who presided, scriptions, and described the pub­ Police Benefit show at State enroll in a 20 les

t e E T W O MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17, 1948 I flelJ; Chester Woodford, Avon: .louriics ext - els S.'iOO must plso file Speaks Before avor Holt Elected j Lewis Daniels. Middletown; W il­ 150.000 F ile estimated r.Huriis, Kraempr said.' Immbed German billets in villages L'onsin and Indiana. Pellston,' In liam Zarren. Ekuitford, and Wil- Also by Mereh 15, hIso 1.000,000 r ihiM M M tifinm p.* ly to be prepared to tell StsUIn in tbe Sltti^rd battle area in a Michigan’s lower peninsula, was : 11am C. Ohild, retiring president, wage earners must file tax returns 48 Votes Plan Snow Costing Plan to Triple Society Seats Of BeiiJj: Draftet’ i togethci with 'vlthholdlng tax re- * -*. that on r that baala Braall ahould reqtiel to the R.A.F.. night raids. tbe ■coldest spot, 8 below, and it Women’s Club By Dairymens director at large. Tax Returns Odd Fellows Bin^io have 20 delegates, one for each More than 1.200 heavy bombers was -7 In Cadillac, Mich., and -2 I ■ The convention heard Edward ’ oeipta to the Bureau of Internal j Revenue for unal reckoningi-thc atate,- and the United Statea .48, participated In the mlds--the in McCool; Ind. Rising tempera­ ! Rowland, production goals-chair- ! May Counter $ 1,000 a W e e k Supplies Going iollector^salu eddihg that employ- third successive full-scale night tures for the midwest, however, Its Officers Hartford, J.n. 17 Miss Mildred man, report that Connecticul j May Be Harder Nut To Crack Number EHlimaled Due ?!•’ will tumtsh workers with tV-2 assauli In a renewed aerial offen­ were in prospect during the day. ■n*7—~ *' Mrs. Crawford Again A Richarda-jn, president of the Atlopl Resolution Fu* dairymen produced 7bl.000.ooo' t DAln N ot so much difficulty ia expect­ sive against Germany’s dwindling forma property filled out by Jsn. , ■ 5 * tued- • R e d DeUiand Transportation Impaired Connecticut State Nurses’ Asso­ . voring National Serv* pounds of milk In 1944, or 101 per * On or Before March ed in obtaining an agieement on Town OfTif‘ial.H Beliove Juel apurces. To Ciiina Soon South Church Croup In* Delivers Her Informa* 31. These frvna may be used by 1 «M t»nnoUenkl this problem, but the voting meth­ The anow-wind storms in the ciation, and Mrs. Helen M. Cullen, cent of their goal. workers earning under $5,000 if aaontblr Follows I'p Daylight Raids ice Apt at Convention. 15 Will Decrease. a n d e v e r y THURSDAY EVENING \{;aRtliiu« of Internal Revenue, Frank W. ApproprlOije Yew. Cordially Invited to Attend! thia laaue because the Ruasians and another at Brux in Czechoslo­ York city metropolitan area, gueata were present at a meeting Faced with this demand, Ur. It is now costing the town $1,000 Officers and group leaders of held Monday at the Henry Hudson resolutely atuc.'. to the poeitlon vakia. The blow at Magdeburg, Monthly as Soon as V here thousands labored to clear of the Professional Women’s olub Hbtel, New York, Now York, to tion elected J. William Holt of Kraemer said yesterday that about a week for snow removal. Last the South Methodist Woman's So­ San Dlsgo, Calif.— Gilbert Pat­ In Japan, 1943 was the 2603d that there should be a unanimous site of a great concentration of the streets, some war plants called conBi(ler the President’s message Newini^n as president and 150.000 eatlntated or final Income October $0,000 was voted for this ciety of Christian Servee who will at O n te r Church House last eve­ ten, 78, author who wrote under year of their calendar, the Year vote o f the big five nations before important war industries, repre- Le^lo Hoad Operating. off night shifts. The Weather bu­ to the Congress of Jan. 6, 1945, tax retuma have been received at work and even though U ia costing serve during the year 1945, were ning. Following a ahort busi­ adopted a resolution favoring^ a the pen name o f Burt U Standtah, of the Goat: 1942 was the Year of the organisatior could act on any .sented a follow up to two succes­ reau said 9 inches of snow cover- pertaining ti the drafting of much more than the $6,200 spent ‘ nstalled Monday evening at an nationsJ service act at its annual prcitluclng the popular “ Frank hifc office .Ilnce.Jan. 1, and many the Horse; and. anproprlntely. matter involving aggression. sive daylight raids by U. S. bomb­ Washington, Jan. 17—(/Pi-- A l­ £0 York city streets, and in ness session, the president, Miss nurses for mill.tary service, the last year, it seems now as though impressive candle light service convention here yesterday. Merriwell” storiea A native of thousands of them were filed just 1941 was tbe Year of the Snake. ers. Elkins, W. Va., the fall was 10 Harriet Franzen. introduced the need for a National Service Act, RANGE AND FUEL The American poidtlon was that it would be possible to stay within lied officials are shooting for a conducted by the pastor. Rev. W. 'The service act rewUition was Oorinna, Me., he was one of the Three huge explosions shook inches.' speaker, Mrs. William G. Craw­ and the Implications ,and effects of before midnight Monday deadline. If any of the big five were accus­ the amount voted. W triple incrense in the tonnage of Ralph Ward. Jr. The theme of the adopted with Ah provision that world’s most prolifle WTltert of ed of aggression, it should with­ the important installations ,A(t There was a mantle of white all ford, whose topic was ."Ireland.” a draft of nurses on civilian health. Kraemer said the number of es­ Superfluous Hair Removel It ia not the cost of removing rervice was "The Open Door” Led "If the national manpower situa­ dime novel fiction. C ^ L Bnix. which until last night^had supplies moving'to China after the over New England, with Burling­ Mrs. Crawford has made an ex­ There was representation from 38 timated tax returns due on or be­ draw from the proccedii gs and not the snow, however, that is caus­ bv MI.SS Hazen Driggs and Miss tion becomes so critical that the bc-'n raided only by Italy-t^ed new Ledo road is' ■ opened in the ton, Vt., reporting 15 inches, about tensive study of the history and states. Washington—Charles M. Hay, fore March 15 would decrease ma­ Way tp Relieve I attempt to exercise a veto power. Ruth Dowd, who carried lighted limited supply of able-bodied men Permanently — Painlessly — Safely! ing the most trouble, but the U. S. 15th A ir Force bombers. 13 inches in tbe last 24 hours. legends of that' country, as well It was vote^d by the board that 64, deputy chairman and executive terially. May Offer Coaimita Urounc. next two or three weeks. candles, the officers, leaders and now on farms must be further de­ question of how the equipment will It was the first time that long Boston’s fall measured 10 inches. as of Its geographical and scenic in view of the emergency declared director of the War Manpower Lateat change In the tax law, he The hope is to put approximate­ committee chairmen followed In pleted” included In its wordage. Itchy Pimples 5 0 0 But the president was represent- stand up. Manchester has not pur­ range bombers from RMgland bad The snow blanket over the area aspects, and speaks about it as by tho Presoient, the American Commission and well known as an said, requires filing of estimated FREE CONSULTATION OIL eu as having told conferee.^ recent­ chased any new trucks for some ly 100,000 tons of munitions a pairs and formed a semi-circle In Other Officers Elected attorney in his home city of 8t. When'youf "f*'" is Irritated with reached out for Oie/recently re­ measured as high as 29 inches at one of the enchanted spots of the Nurses AssiFiation endorse the returns only by those whose gross MOBIL KEROSENE AND MOBILIIEAT FUEL OIL time and the wear and tear on the month into ( ’ hina as soon as the the front of the ch.ape,. Tables The convention also elected Louis and Jn Missouri, politics. plmplea, red blotches and other • ly that he was coming to believe built plant, and /fepreaented a Montpelier, Vt, Four deaths were world. She told of its peculiarly principle of a draft of nurses as iiicomo from wages subject to TELEPHONE 2-1264 vehicles in snow removal and road is in elTicicnt operation.' Tre­ with vases of white carnations and these officers; akin blemishes, and you’re crazy ; that the British may have offered round trip of me^n than 1,600 attributed to ' the storm in New rich green vegetation: of the al­ the first step to selective service Evanston, 111.—Arthur Van Me­ withholding ran reasonably be ex­ plowing Is alarming the officials. mendous efforts to step up air de­ candies In various colors were Arthur Yale, Meriden, vice with Itching torture, here’s quick ; - MORIARTY BROTHERS a ground for common agreement miles for 200 Lhneasters sisslgned England. most Ideal climate, in southern for ail women.. The board also en- ter, 56, assistant general solicitor pected to exceed $5,000, plus $500 The plow shares are wearing out liveries, "over the hump" from In­ placed on each aide o f the picture. president: M. E. Plerpont, Water­ relief. Get a 36c box of Peterson's i Miss Rena llalenCs “On the Level* At Center and Broad Streets in a compromke they proposed. to that targeL' . • Freezing temperatures were Ireland particularly; of the charm doi'sed the enactment of a N a­ for the Pennsylvania railroad. foi each surtax exemption. fast, but by keeping a mechanic dia have hit an all-htgh of some­ •The Open Door" with the picture bary, treasurer, and H. L. Garri- Ointment at your druggist and , Open At) Day and All Night. The British suggested, in effect, Brux was hit last by the Italy- predicted as far south as the ex­ of its many castles and Its white­ tional Service Act as recommend­ Santa Barbara, Calif.—Hobart Must File Estimated Returns at the town garage, they have thing over 30,000 tons a month. of Chrst in the oenter. As Pastor ed by the President to the Con- gus, Storrs, secretary. C. Chatfleld-Taylor, 79, Interna­ apply this delightful soothing that the American plan be follow­ based U. B. Ifltb A ir Force oh treme north portion of Florida, washed. thatched roof cottages Other Indi'iduals whose Income been able to keep up with the re­ I f all goes well on delivery sche­ Ward installed each one he handed giess. The ooard went On record Directors named at the meeting tionally known author and father balm. Itching relieved promptly. ed and a majority vote o f the Christm ^ day. but the citrus crop was not endan­ Ireland, she said, was known of from sources other than wages can pairs. The to-vn has a good supply dules by road and air it may be her something pertaining to her as offering its services to Repre­ are: T. 8. Gold, West Cornwall; of Wayne CThatfield-Taylor. imder Sm arting soothed. Your akin ELECTROLYSIS SALON M«dt Swarms o f Fighters gered. / Yesterday’s high in the council be made binding on all particular duty, or a piece of even by the ancient Greeks, who reasonably oe expected to exceed of extra plow shares and this T ^ Luftwaffe sent up swarms possible to have a moUcrnly equip­ gu'f states was 78 at Miami and sentative May, chairman of the Russell Oarrlgus, Mansfield De­ secretary of commerce. He was a looks, feels better. Also wonder- i ROOM 15 - ROBINOW BLDG. 84.3 MAIN ST. queations Aiori of the actual use literature. After the ceremony called it “Garden of Paradise.'' $100 and from income from all part is not causing any trouble. of hlght fighters to harass ^ the ped but relatively small Chinese 73 in BroWnsville, Tex. House Military Affairs Commit­ pot; Donald Thomson, Brook- native of Chicago. ful for itching of feet, cracks be of force to put down aggression. Ruled Over by Kings wide ranging formations o f raid­ Army operating in the Chungking the officers one by one stepped up tee, in the'drafting of effective leg­ tween toes. T ry it. I f peaceable means failed, then " It was nded over in ancient ers, which kept German radio area well before the end of this and llght-d a candle on the tables. islation. Oil Company days by petty kings and by their the big five ^-ould have to agree stations in a turntoU throughout year. Officers of Uie Society Yank Bombers chieftain, the king of kings, all of unanimously before force could be y the night trying to trace the M ilitary ProNp^etn Brightened Counter-Attack * Mrs. Edwin Ruth Brown is the PBSMMM whom lived m lavishly beautiful employed. bombers' path across the Reich. 'Huts the Imminent and success­ new president o f the society, suc­ KEITH S OF MAKCHESTER Center Street surroundings. Tne jewels, the II' rW H AT A DIFFERENCE n V Over Germany Weather condltiona wrere gen­ ful conclusion of the north Burma ceeding Mrs. Inez Truax; other of­ Two From State Slows Lef^NFlaiik: ficers are. vee president, Mrs. W. lustrated hand-lettered books, sur e x t r a cash erally .good and tbe bomber crews campaign has greatly brightened China's military pros|^ts. But all Ralph Ward, Jr.; recording secre­ pass anything done before or since. (Contbiiied From P|i^ One) were able to apot huge fires blaz­ 8< fabulous was the reputation of On Casualty List For Seasona! Need'; njRNAUB BBPAUUNQ ing in the ta ^ t areas as they informed estimates of the stuation Advance Continues tary, Miss Ruth Dowd; correspond­ Dial O a BlIKNEB BERVIUE by Waahlngton officials suggest ing secretary. Mis Margaret Korn- tills land that neighboring tribes, northwest Holland,/ Pilots aiUd departed for home. For Full lutiirinattaa UaO little improvement in the Chinese glebel; financial secretary, Mrs. as the Danes, preyed upon It with­ \M) H I I. ■ kma of 410 to 4400 la to KEITH’S Invite You To Their Remodeled political picture. In face, It may Fred W. Hyde; treasurer, Mrs. out merev, ’ said the lecturer. r -VAN CAMP BROS. south and south^aat o f Utrecht Search for (Ml Navy department announce to­ your advaataga. * ■ »■> wants OIL deteriorate slightly under the ef­ Ralph Pierce. “Ireland ia a country of fantasy THE OLD “JOHIl BULL- A MOOCRN SnCAMUNCR alone, 66 N i ^ transports were to BTTO you. IB T om W Bxper fects of relative good fortune In mile-wide beachhead, but the ene­ Secretary of Mission Education, and numerous legends. Even to­ day the n'ame o f 240 casualties, I • .•*.••••• -eeeaaeea.e Leans madt promptly and destroyed aha 41 damaged, loco- Depths of the sea have been FURNACE BURNER SERVICE T B IJ B r n O N l 8844 the military field. my has been hesitant to risk his Mrs. George McKinney, who Is also day. the Irish explain unwonted it eluding 11'from New England, privately on signature alone. BVm laapeettnael matives wdre hit. and nearly a probed^ for marine deposits suited happenings as the mark of fairies, including two from .Connecticut: Sensible monthly payments. The main facts In the Chinese meagre supply of thinly-armored leader of the W illing Workers doxen aniiored vehicles were, de­ to formation of petroleum, in an tanks against the American fire. o« If ertl, of the devil,” she con­ Kupldlowskt, Chester Peter, Loans In l*VUlt—phone us. and Re-Decorated Home Departments! group; secretary Young People's then stop In by appointment stroyed or damaged. British and effort to ascertain if the sub­ political puzzle today are these: power. tinued. "The Irish bards sang the shlpfltter first class, U. S. N. R. 1. Dissident elements in Chiang Work and publicity chairman for t o sign and plok up tha cash. Am^can Tactical Air Force stances that make up this natural This campaign is unlike many sweetest of music; and many folk- Missing. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ooms In. phone or write today., Kai-Shek’s Kuomintang party arc the Society, Mrs, Arthur Gibson. planes flew 600 Sorties. resource still arc accumulating pi-evious ones in that the Japa­ tunes, 8o-calIe\ezs committee. Miss Blanche Hol- family, he’s all set for the real 10 for 25*- the road to th* rear of the Jap­ the Mizpah Group, Mrs. Alfred MDUOW DROUNO putting presaxire on Chiang to get anese entrem hed between Damoi^ Tomm continues as leader of the mnn and Mrs. Laura Velte. thing. SINGLE OR together with the Communist ele­ ti£ and Rosario. Gleaners and Miss Hasel Driggs Miss Jeanne Low, will give a lAZOR RUDE 1 ments in North China and add To the south of there American of the Epworth Circle travel talk, tll’istrated with mov­ DOUBLE EDGE PAIIU0CC0.EY. their resources to the Chinese war patrols probed the Cabaruan hills, A fter the business meeting the ies at^he next meeting on Feb. 6. effort. CLEARANCE strategically important ea obser­ members of the society retfreij to Poor Digestion? □ □ Two or three months ago there vation points and artillery sites. the ladies' parlor where refresh­ was considerable hope here that They dominate a vast area of ments were served under the dlrec- Baldwhi to Allow g o % an agreement would be reached be­ plain. of Mrs, Karl Marks, Mrs. Headachy? tween Chiang and the Communists First units into the hills were George McKinney and Mrs. John VALUES to end the struggle and complete greeted by artillery fire. L. Winterbottom poured. Hours Sour or Upset? □ □ China's unification. On the right flank en- Hartford. Jan. 17— -Gover-' Tiiod-Listless? □□ government is believed to have Do jrou fed headsehy and upset due to nZOrBUIDES insula which pits like a 'thumVon nor Baldwin today was '\exnected irjiMVf. f. i t fW iISi ...... -w-iuJ Talcottville poorly difested food? To f ^ cheerful > V ’ V •itJ V stiffened over the Communist ia.and to put aside a Ammunition producers of the $29.95 part o f the -weapons thqy get for fourth straight nlflht. hitting Oka- State were yesterday notified by | PRE-INVENTORY eventually fighting the Commu­ ynma air base on the southwest Maj. W. H. Bassett. Jr., amnnipi- i Roomy, Invitjng rockers that nists. CMSt. .. ARTHUR tlon chief for the Springfield I Another reason which is of pri­ / O th e r bombers dumped 77 tons Ordnance district that a stepup in 1 BROWNX are an asset to your home. BOWMAN • COBURN 3 Covered in smart upholstery. mary concern to Chiang is that the 'of bombs on airdromes and rail production was urgent. I CLEARANCE! projected American invasion yards at Jesselton, north Borneo, GARAGE Spring base. enemy.ocoupied China must with excellent results observed. \, K) pected in the north. T h « Tw o airdromes and a supply de­ Valuable Specimens Iff Brainard Place C:. where the good ports are ana the pot at Wasile bay in the Mrduccas (Rear of the Gas Co.) American high omimand will were effectively bombed ' / The Dunedin national museum j work with whatever friepialy Chi­ Mopping-up operations on bloody of New Zealand has two rare an'J All Kinds of General Leyte island i*aulted in a two-day PlUMlx” Rogcr Touhy, Gangster” perfect specimens o f moa eggs. ^Drastic Reductions nese forces it finds therd, whether Automobile Repair Work I they are Chungking regulars or bag o f 98S Japanese killed and 12 These large, flightlesa birdO, re­ t CaiATt* 8V A Communist g u errflli^ captured. SUPER OFFERINO FOR sembling the ostrich, only larger, J wofii* rAMOdt Still a third reairan for urging OUR PATRONS EVERY MON. and confined to Nesv Zealand, are FREE TOWING unity is that if msaia enters the AND TUE8. STARTING JAN. thought to have become extinct war against Russian forces Hold Rehearsals 9 . more than 500 years ago. I will have to link up some way with WATCH FOR THE NEWS! those o f China. Relations between For Church Play SUITS Premier Stalin and Chiang have 100% wool su ft^ Sizes 9 to 15 and 10 to 20. not been warm and friendly. 3 F E L T B.ASE Rehearsals are being held for IllhllBliyillM lW U W SI Priced froni”^10.00 to $25.00 The Pampered Darling,” a one- 1 FO R 12 X 12 ROOM jpeavy Snows act comedy to be presented by tbe Form A’Iy bp to $39.98 Intermediate Fellowship of South 3 ONLY $12.95 In Northeast Methodist church on Friday eve­ ning, Jan. 28. at 8 o’clock In the HARTFORDSTATE 1 A i-eal floor covering value! church ball. Mrs. T. B. Kehler is Covers a whole room in attrac­ (CoatlnM d EiYm b Owe) directing the players. tive felt base Congoleujn or / In addition to this one-act com­ Armstrong Quaker. tho dtacomfort throughout the edy aeveral variety numbers will .1 make up the evening’s entertain­ Sh snow-belt. » 1 DRESSES Hnrrtebwfg Gets 14 Inches ment. Phyllis Kartln find Paul Tbe largsst lull reported In the Cbetelat will each preaeqt piano Rayons, Wools and many other popular fabrics. last M hours at the Federal numbers and Edith Anderson sffll Form erly priced to $19.98. 2 A SECTION OF KEITH'S REMODELED FIRST FLOOR! Woatfaer Bureau in Chicago play the trombone. 18 . inches . In Harrisburg; Pai, - In connectian srlth the enter­ Our first floor, newly remodeled to give you pleasant shop- , bringing to M inchea the total fall. tainment the members of tho In­ Now as l6w as $3.00 and up to $10.00 ping surroundings, is filled with everything you need for your Othar citiea throughout the>area termediate Fellowship will apoh- t living room. Pictures, mirrors, lamps and tables. Kroehler living A- 8or,a food aale. Proceeda o f the y room - suites,. big comfortable lounge chairs and desks: 18th rei>orted hegvy faUa but tha fore- 1 century, modern, and Victorian styles castera aaid the snow was abating, evening’s program will be uaed'liy I Keep Warm With Our ard clear, cold weather was pre­ the Intermediate Division ot the dicted for the'region tonight and Church school for tbe purpoae of I Thursday. / ' Improving tbe faeilitlea eff their Meanwhile, the rest o f the coun­ meeting place, and adding, to their try enjoyed moderately favorfible recreational equipment COATS KeiUiliciAe’KjeefUtUf 'U fi to- Keefi ojj)" January weather, srlth the coldest TIckeU may be secured from Trimmed'and untrimmed coats in a g o o d assort­ SIMMONS MATTRESS NO (V' area In the early nnomlng hours members of the Fellosrahlp or the lovh/ FUEL ment J>f sizes, colors and styles. I Reg. $32.50 ia losrer Michigan, parts of W l» church office. $18.95 % f044O Jliu itU f C odii 2 i 044m ! Now Priced $15.00 up . 1 True Simmons quality at low Save money by shopping at Keith'’s Ttils liiopular. store is a lAA' 1 clearance price. Layer felt member of Retail Store Service, a nationwide organization ocri^ OIL mattress covered in heavy ACA with Immense buying power, and Keith's is the .only repre- NOW PLAYING ticking. aentative tn this area. If you live In or near Manchester take 1 advantage of your opportunity to shop at Keith’s and save. Ton Gan Depend On Our experience sales and service force capaWy help you -The Greatest Romantic Comedy ol All Time! SWEAtERS and SKIRTS Open Week Days from 9 to 8:80. in your home furnishing. Owned by . the same family for 45 I Ctoeed WedneedBy at Nooa. years, Keith’s has proved its ability to satisfy. 4 • GREATLY REDUCED 1 Open Thursday Night T n triW. Optn Thuuity Si$hn, Clott^ W tdsttitf Afitrnoons, Gpeji Oihrt-Dtit 9 AM. M I ’J# w B ig RieduCtions On Many Accessory Lines, ' Clooed Saturday Evenings! T h e B a n t ly ^ • Including - P L U S - Panes'As Low As $1.48*~Tsx Included. • • *itB W a««, A W A C A a i A ✓ KEITH^S 1■ 1551CT^tTERSTRSEf O i l C oP . H O N E 5293 1115 MAIN8TRBBT , STARTS SUNDAY: * n n » B Y _____ X , P t ^ S . . . * « k A T M Q M S n * Ms ■ iio '■'■I i i ^ m > " i . V ' V ’r.

WANCHESTEnR B f MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNKSDAY,.JANUARY 17, 1948 m POUR MANUHKSl'KK KVKNING HtiiKAL.!), mAiNCne^STCK, wiiUJNt!;aUAT, JANUART 17,1945 and Japan after the war, "should surprise miscellaueoiis shower i^,and white. The centcr-plece on the the large gattering of be otnitted” from the United Na­ Dorothy Sqiiatrito Monday evening, given by Mrs. dining table was of carnation, in and friends who wer* presaaL 1 reports will b.> held by the Elling­ Free Press these colors. Another attraction on Orford Soap Company tions world security plans, anJ left Jennie VecchtoIIa ol Hartford and marriege to CSiief Radio ton- Vernon B aimers’ • Exchange Struck by Car; Original Poem Is Read to "the victor nations oi a treaty the buffet table was a bride’s ciske, clan William B. Caesie, Jr., ae Rockville Sayings Bank’s — Statement of Condition — Is Given Shower her .atster-in-law, Mrs. Salvatore this evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Plea Made basis for post-war action,” assert­ surmounted with miniature bride Mr. and M n. W llliasa Oaori Grange Hall in .Vernon Center. Mr. Savings Bank of Manchester ed Morrison, adding: Squatrito, at the IStter's home, 22 and bridegroom. Biloxi, Miss., wlU take place Thomas J. Nelli, president of the Condition Fine Is Badly Hurt Honoring Church Leader Sees Bright Outlook "VirtuaUy MUItary AlUaaba’* Miss Dorothy Squatrito of Oak Hebron street, Hartford. The hoet- The brlde-i. * 't received a choice urday, January 37 at nine e’cli organisation '*(11 preside. "As I see It, the Dumbarton Oaks street was the honor guestgiet a esses used a color scheme of pink, and varied collection o< gffts from In St Jaeoea’s church. / Resent P lea. '■ Womenis Council December SI. 1944 B y E d itor Real Estate Loans ...... 1.998.88 structure la virtually a military The Women's Council of the Member* of the Study group of'?’ when you've departed f turn of coloniea; the queatlon of Vernon Center Congregational Annual Meeting df Cor* AC Mortgage Loans ...... >.151.35 Local IVlan^fi Conditiou S m i alliance oriented toward the possi­ the North t ethodlst AVSCS met And left Us here bereft knd' heavy- Manager Rand Sees No, pre-war Italian poaaeaaiona in To City Heads church will hold a meeting this CoUi^tar^l 'Loana ...... >,534.8.1 bility of . a menace for Germany Is Reported Critical at Monday evening with the leader, hearted. Libya and ’Trlptdi is “ a matter for A»k Inferdenommation- 0V“nlng at 8 o’clock at the home of poi’atorg; President Is Permhal Loans ...... 1.400.00 Effect on OperSfious and Japan. I telieve this orienta­ FHA M o^gage 1-oans ...... t.082.88- Mr*. Earl H. Furgeaon, for the Whose guiding hand will lead us conalderation by the United Na­ tion vitiates the proposal. Mrs. H. H. WIllCs. Elected for 40th Year. Memorial Hospital. on through paths uncharted tions at thd conclusion of the al Peace Conference to lockville Residents of Relief Corps ited StlUcs Bonds ...... 1,359.78 laat time, aa Dr. Furgeaon wlU Of Plant; Report by "I would favor a league whose allroad Bimds ...... 1.412.04 ahortly' aaaume p'aatorate of the Will be revealed by tlnqe and time peace.” essential principle is reduced to a There will oe a meeting of Bur- Felix S. Paganl, 35, o f 174 Mid­ Lydall & Foulds Co. Include Support in pc< Woman’s Relief Corps this The annual meeting of the cor­ Ubilc Utility. Bonds ...... 1,777.81 Epworth Methodiat church of alon*. Spain—All German agents have basis pf continuing sifnple consul­ ■ Progress Avenue Ask But we would have these few days evening at 8 o clock liv the G.A.R. porators o fth e ^ .Savings Bank Sec. Acquired^ Settlement of Indeht...... 1.647.88 dle Tumplkp, West, was arrested Cambridge and will move hla been expelled from Tangier, but W orld Affairx ' S ta m lt tation among, first, the United left be gay and shining. Street Be Accepted. hall. A social perioci with Mrs. Bet­ U. S. War Stantos - ...... 513.20 at 6:16 this morning on Broad family there before the firat of The Orford Soap Company, there still are some in Spanish ------’ ■* Nations, and, as soon as possible, Manchester, was held at the but'k Not spoil them for you with our ty A to m in charge will follow the Bank Stocks ...... ^ ...... i .235.86 February. manufacturers of Bon Ami prod­ Morocco; Republican Leader Juiln the defeated nations." street by Officer David Galligan selfish, vain repining— Cleveland, Jsn. 17—yp -Editors’ business session. yesterday afternoon. Pres| Savings Banks Guai;nnty Fund 1.540.49 Ncgrin was denied facilities to ad- ^■ Rockville. Jan. 17.— (Speclan.— who charged him with reckless Mra.’ Furgeaon took charge of Among the clouds we'll seek the ucts, . has maintained a steady and Morrison also called for addition Church Party Frank Cheney, Jr., presl Banking House . 1,8.57.41 idress .a New York anti-Franco of two Protestant church publica­ eommunlcatJon was read at thc,!» driving in connection with an acci­ the brief bualneaa meeting and led one with allver lining ‘•to our demand for unconditional The Biiptl.st Women's Club will Furniture and Fixtures I,1.3.VOO consistent production volume dur-1 meeting from England as It would tions today askod the Interdenomi­ ictrcl!e, Mrs. Emil Gerich. Richard condition was reported by the hos­ sandwlchea, cupcakea, coffee and We've loved your charmingly for the coming year. The work lished by the Russian embassy in ■Voice- asserted: ternational affairs. More than 500 Cash ...... 4,381.35 ^H iller, Lhuia Goldfarb. Arthur H. Date Book pital this afternoon aa ’’critical.” tea were served. heart-warming smile. or fight ruling which is now under London^ which .referred to tbe "A bold affirmation that this delegates are attending. Assigned Rents Account...... 103.42 f Btein, Clarence T. Brown. I«slie F. Following the accident the To Our Group Leader For every cup of tea and coffee consideration will have very little, exiled Polish government In Lon­ conference favors guarantees of i Cooley, Frank C. Bielecki. Tonight brakes on Paganl’s car were ex­ The many hours spent here we we’ve been given if any effect, on the plant opera­ don as a "flunkey of Hitlerite Ger­ international freedom of the press Most varieties of hard cheese A communication was read from Meeting, L-'Sgue of Women Vot­ $12,625,312.57 amined and found to be defective. .911,287.427.71 frankly treasure— An extra star should decorate^our tions, Mr. Rand stated. many.” ai d free Interchanges of informa­ are made from whole milk. .'. the Rockville Recreation Board, ers Discussion Group, 27 Carol Deposits ...... tion along the lines advocated by 5.640.22 In Town Court this morning To meet with you. dear Friend, haa crown In heaven. ■ Asked for an opinion on the Not Aware of Agreement J ■igtisd by the chairman. Stephen J. Drive at 8 p. m. School S.avinps Deposits ...... Kent Cooper, oxeeiitive director of .33.748.00 Judge Bowers continued the case been a pleasure, To tell you we are really grateful business outlook for 1945, Mr. France—Britain Is not aware of 1! Von Buw. Inviting the members of Friday, Jan. 19 Christmas Club ...... 'we have striven— Tbe Associared Press, .ihoiild be 15.027.00 against Pagani foT two woek.s due For you have given freely, without Rand stated that the company an­ any agreement between France ytlie Council to visit the skating Concert Maiichcstci Civic Mu­ Tax Club ...... to the condition of Plescik. measure Due thanks for all your aid would ticipates a business voIuitr during and Russia on the slicing from written into any statement from Home Bank Liquidation a -c ...... 89.74 Ittek In the center of the city and sic Association. High School hall, Of time and talent to this little reach a mile. ?945 comparable to that o f 1944. Germany of the Ruhr, the Saar this group to the Protesta.nt faiths %iM the work that is being carried at 8:15. Social Security Tax ...... 75.44 of America. 615.54 group. The company has no post-war and the Rhine valley, as well as * there. With the repeated snow A t the Y. M. C. A., first In m_M» Pay-As-You-Go Tax ...... We hope, dear Friend, this parting plana under consideration at this Have Stake in Free Press . 78.3.623.62 Reluctantly we face the fact that parts of Pomerania and Silesia. Ivstomui. many volunteers have been nes of four lectOrca by .Surplus ...... Young Williams . may be good for you— "Intrigue breeds in dark cor­ Get your share ef these bargains! We’ve slashed . 300.504.64 _ you are leavinc, time. Soviet Russia—Elden said so far 5f4H»s88nrv to keen the rink cleared Thomas F. Stack of St. Thomas; Profit and Loss ...... Yoiir hospitality no more we ll be We wish you happiness and jo]l In Lydall Jt Foulds Plant a.> he knew no foreign correspond­ ners,” said King. "Religious lib­ ■ for the skating, but whenever pos- Seminary, Bloomfield. "BCtJ Rea. Balance Closed B a n k s ...... 6.300.00 all you do. The prospects for business at erty prospers in about the same 486.-U Attains Honors receiving. ents had beerupermanently accred­ their prices ’way down so they’ll sell out fast. I '^ i e , large crowds of Children are Books for Bettor Times.” Res. Bond Prem ium .^...... To contemplate It we just cannot the Lydall A Foulds plant on ited to the Rto Army. ratio that freedom of the press using the rink and the surrounding , Sunday, Jan. 21 Res. Losses Real Estate Loans ...... 2,000.00 without grieving. Bodega Is the Spanish name for Parker street looks very bright for Other /AUlea—Allied govern- prevaliat The rhurches have a stake Annual meeting of Emanuel Res. laisses Coliatejal Loans ...... 1,700.00 '^‘•lopes are also used for coasting. Our Hearts are sad and hurt, our a wine storehouse or cellar, but 1945, according to plant manager, menta Jn liberated countries are in establishing and preserving AMerman Scheiner reported that Res. Losses United States B o n d s ...... 625.00 Providence, R. 1., Jan. 15 — Lutheran church. spirits droop. the name has been adopted In Harold Norton, If the company all possible atepa” to con- freedom of speech and the press.” Monday, Jan. Res'. Txisses Railroad B o n d s ...... , 31,853.50 Oe.irge B. Williams, son of Mr. and 'V.n nwgh draft of the proposed reso- many lands to designate a place can secure enough raw materials scjrtpt their quota o f men to swell Charles C. Morrison of Chicago, V lotion was ready which the city Is Paper salvagf, Soutlteaat sec­ Rea. /biases Bank Stocks ...... 27,131.25 Mrs. George H. Williams of 105 editor of The Christiai Century CLEARANCE! SAVE ON SHOES REDUCED FOR OUlCK SALE Oxford street, Manchester, has What this small company will do where wine Is sold. and manpower to keep the plant « ranks of the Armies of libera­ ..i- to send to famUles of veterans tion of town. Res. Losses Public Uyilty Bonds ...... 2,000.00 operating at full capacity durii magazine, said in ar interview he , 7.000.00 boon named to the Class "A” List tion and Britain is “giving such ■f-l i^'lPilBg their lives In the present Friday, Jan Ros. Losses Securities Acquired ...... the remainder of the year. ^ favored “simplification of the con­ 10.400.00 Ol the Naval V-12 Unit at Brown assistance aa lay In its power.” WOMEN’S DRESS SHOE VALUES Vynr. it was voted to have this Blood Donors Mowlo Unit here, Frank Cheney, Jr. Res. I.ossea Personal Loans ...... Mr. Norton states that/the stitution of a world, organization, $2.00 FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY! •The Pampered /Darling.” one- 10.443.75 University for high academic Black, Brown... Suede, Leather. Reduced Yea, Sir! Your Old Battery Is Worth 2.00 On the Pur.’’ '' teMlution suitably prepared. U. S. War Bonds S o l d ...... "work or fight” ruling will not An ostrich does not bury its even to the point of eliminating fo Clear! ...... ■i; Oet-Together act comedy by Intermediate Fel­ Empioyees’ War Bond Subscription a-c 102.75 standing. , 2.97 chase of Any Ward Battery! the bank has more th.an eight mil­ affect the volume of business of head in the sand because it Is many of the le,..J and blnd'ng fea­ I' r dka f)ot The treasurer's statement dis­ mony And support was denied by on Hartford road. . Lawrence Not Changed and Strl|ies. Reg. I..39! ...... 79c TOO!. BOXES REDUCED! ' Shea, when Mrs. Tighe ae- Bourgeois did not get far, how­ tributed to the corporators yester­ OF OUR ENTIRE WINTER STOCK .411 Mnehinlsts’, Carpenters’ and I'lil- ^ ^ 0 / L a divorce last summer ahe ever, for his car went out of his day Is printed herewith. Sas In StomacSi GIRLS’ DRE.SS CLEAILAl^E Ity Tool Boxes Redueed! ...... /O ww l a , 'aw arded 940 a week toward control as he reached the Hop ender Peas Can 1 7 c (Oontinned From Page One) We don’ t have a Sale often, but when we have our Winter and Summer Clearance, Ravon dresses in Cheeks andvPInids. .Sl/.es raupport of herself and her child Brook bridge, slicing off the south 7 to 14. Reg. .3.98! Each . .\ ...... 2.77 COMMON NAILS. once in a season, we give you a Worthtyhilc Sale! ' Mr. Tighe claimed that his in- side of the road and was pinned Rev. Czczepkowski BIG NEWS regent had been given "a com­ 8d and I6d onl.v! No sales to Dealers! A X e- Be had been reduced to such an against the guard rail after strik- and Bowels pletely free hand” and,declared the Pound ...... “ 2 ® . /extant he has been forced to Sell 2-Lb. Pkg. British government had made no ,ng the bridge abutment artd.shat- RELIEVKD OR NO COST ice 25c part of liis vending machines and 1 tering a utlllitles pole. In Piano Recital promisee to Premier Gen. Nicholas GROUP—BETTER HAMMERS REDUCED! jiA e boxes to keep up the pay^ 1 Another witness presented by Every person who Is troubled with FOR HOME-LOVING FOLKS! Plastiras or' King George n, the Famous Stanley Forged Steel Nall Ham­ ments. _ ■xcessivc (ms In stommeh and boweU Greek monarch. CLEARANCE OF FURNITURE Prosecutor Raymond A. Johnson ouuld KSt m parkaffe of Baalmann'i Our stock of fine new-^eason wall- mers! Eaeh ...... M 'Mrik'Lucille Liebe Carlson, of was Edmund Kelly of 250 High T*he Cosmopolitan Club will laa Tablets and try them for quick ra* Fdficy-Mixed Fruit for Communist William Gallagher Jloekrille, waa granted 912 a week - ef of the diatreaa. papers is now complete Brand new, DRESSES street, who while driving east on meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 in asked whether It was "not clear MAPLF CHESTS WIRE CABLE BARG.VIN! toward the support of herself and. Hartford road that night waa Sharp palm in the abdomen are from what the archbishop and Gen­ 14 gauge. 2-wire, tnsnliited Cable. Reduced th- Federati >n room of Center fien due entirely tu (aa presaurv formal and informal desigrns. •-per* sturdily built! Giiniwood ulth rich mdple 912 toward the support of her mi­ nearly struck by the cair driven by eral Plastiras have said that they for this Sale! Foot ...... \ i c Church House, The program will Many aufferera ocemaionany • have a feet for every rfi**"* in th® house. Cake or Cookies lk 39c $0.99 finish! ...... nor i. tion against representatives of FRICTION TAPE ’ A. Carlson, now of Hartford. The ' lection while^ the assortment is at its the Elaa.” No Trj'Ing-on — All Sales Final! 2- PC. LIV ING ROOM SUITE 4-nz. roll. Best quality! ,2 Rolls to a euiy street, Burnside. *' Due to difficult traveling condi­ sour risinira. oauaea, bloalin(. head- You’ll marvel at the tremendous Sav­ oonple separated In November. ' Police traced the accused tions change haa been' made In tcha or dizalnesa. any of which may Lb. Pkg. "No,” replied Eden. tomer! Roll ...... ft, rmmult from (a a preaaura. best. Figs ings! ...... 12c Two divorce actions were con­ through the owner of the car, from the prog^ram. Rev. S. J. ''Szczep- On the question Af war crimin­ tinued to a later date, John Mac- whom police obtained his name kowski, pastor of St. John's church Money-Back Ouarantaa als Eden said British was standing Farlanc against Margaret Banning and he was arrested January 12, Batimann't baa Tabtata are mad. by the Moscow declaraton of Nov. 3- PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE on Golway street has kindly con- Luxur.v ' brought within your biidgel! MaCFarlone and Elisabeth A. nearly a month after the accident B.'nted to present a group of piano •iai>ectally for the relief of ezoesa (aa J, 1943, which said "m ajor crim ­ Rraacott aga'nst Earle E. Prescott. tid discomfort rsaultlng from (aa met Jell-0 4 pkgs. 29c Slightly soiled ...... and admitted to the jx)Ilce that he selections with sketches of a num- ure. They contain no physic. SoId.*m • inals whose offenses had no parti­ Attended Meeting was the operator of the car Involv- bei of eminent composers. Mrs. loaitive (uarantea of money back if the cularly geographical localization BETTER Mrs. Oscar Peterson attended Irat bottle should fall to (ive aatlsfac* McGlLL-CONVERSE, Inc. BOX SPRINGS FLODR COVERINGS CLEARANCE ed in the crash. Volney C. Morey is in charge of ar­ DtriTa would be punished bv a joint de­ [f^thi meeting pi the State Council­ ion with rcaultn. Any good drufCKijt 4 Onl.v! Floor Samples! 3 Full Size, I Twin After listening to the testimony rangements and the hostess will on supply you. Caution: Use only aa Paint — Varnish — Painten' SuppIlM — Wmllpapcrs — Art cision of the governments of the lors of the Daughters of the Amer­ .f Tardiff and Kelly, Judge Bowers be Mrs. WlUiam G. Crawford. directed. Always on hand at Antes." Size. Sold only as Is ...... ican Revolution State Board of Material — Picture Framing — Drafting Instmmeats — Plctuiea 9’xlO' .’ CHENILl^RUGS lenled a motion . to dlsrilsa the MAONEIaL deco company Window Olaaa — Mirrora. Ginger Bread Mix Pkg. 21c Asked If there had been anv DRESSES Close-out odd colors. / Look like wool! 2 6 .8 a Management held at the Women’s ■ ase presented by Attorney La "fundamental difference of opin­ SOFA BEDS TO CLEAR! Bed bv night. . .sofa by dav! Save at this Club of New Haven on Monday I'ava, Bourgeois eouhsel, rendering TELEPHONE 6887 ion” between the War Crimes representing S a b r a Trumbull 645 MAIN STREET Hale’i $g j8 -$gj8-$7j8 Sale! ...... 24"x48’ T.S a decision of guilty. commission' and the British gov­ Extra heavy! ashable! 1.98? Chapter D. A R. of.this city. She Judge Bowers continued for two Read Herald Advs. ernment, Eden replied'"No sir.” also attended the meeting of the^ weeks the case of Felix S. Pagan! Reg. Lttaf He added there had been "a good MAPLE LIVING ROOM SUITE Chapter Regents and Treasurers Bread 7c Silks — Wools — Gabardines Charming! Praetteal! Hardwood finished FELT B A ^ : FLOOR COVERING of 174 Middle ’I\implke Wesi Chest Colds deal of misunderstanding,” and Odd patterns, roll ends. . . otherwise per­ meeting which followed. The 52nd 94.95 charged with reckless driving this promised a fuller, statement later. Junior Miss — Women’s Half Sizes. Maple ...... state session scheduled for March To Relieve lllis^ Baldwin fect! morning at 6:15 on Broad street OntUnes Britain’s Policy ALL 23 at Wateihury will be held as and also operating a car with de- UKKS In rapid fire order the foreign BABY CARRIAGES usual. Plans were discussed for the Rub on Tested s a l e s All steel eonstnietlon! Padded! Wire M.VKBLE LINOLEUM REMNANTS '.'ectlve brakes, d»ie to the condition VVapoRuv Apples 16-Qt. Bskt. 95c secretary outlined Britain’s policy bir Unoleiim on felt back! Assorted Continental Congress to be held on these varied issues: . wheels. Hand brake. Gray or Blaek ...... 14.95 lit Chicago in April. The work of of John Plescik, who was taken to FINAL! ! .Sq. Yd...... '...... the Memorial hospital after being J-V-S-T RECEIVED Italy—The Italian government th' D.A.R. Is considered an impor­ struck by Paganl's car. Uwge Stamaa has “no right” to expect the re- PILLOWS REDITCED! tant war project and the meetings Curled Chicken Feather Pillows! Full COCO DOOR .MATS aa planned will be held as usual. ASHES I^UBBISH 16-Q(. Bfikt. Size. Each ...... 98c Limited quantities! Buy for each door­ Business steeling Profitable To Him Apples $1.59 way ! ...... • • The annual business meeting R E M b t E D . SLIP-ON — CARDIGAN HATS CLEARANCE OF HIGH CHAIRS! The inventor of shoe laces be­ CHOICE OF •niE HOUSE LINOLEUM RUG BORDER with election ol officers and annual METAL BREAD, BOXES PersonaT Notices SOME 1007. WOOL Solid Oak eonstrueiion for babr’s safetv ! came a millionaire when he put TELE^HQkE 8962 A . V a lu e !...... 8.95 36”. Light and dark oak finish. Yd...... his wits fo’work to find a better method than buttons foi^ fastening Yellow Onions 25c HEAVY WVRDOLEUM RUGS . Notice of GAVELUa & ei. SCHULZ III ■ ■ — MATTRESS CLEARANCE! shoes. I' Card of Thanks SWEATERS S Only! Hair top and bottom. Regular Slightly damaged fioor samples. 9x12’ W f wish to thank frlenda and neigh* 24.50 sizes ...... • 4.95 Acljouriied METAL VENTILATORS bora for their khidnejia and aympathy 44.50! ____...... i ...... Oranges Doz. 39c at the time o f the death of Mrs. R. l O j g __ l O j S , ______Greenaway. W c also wiah to. thvik b a s s i n e t BARGAINS! Town Meeting New Assortment in Beautiful Patterns of Trans­ those that loaned cars and sent howera* Well made BaMinetii for l>ahy*fi com- Dot. 49c ‘ • The Greenaway Famth*. 6.49 II The legal voters-of the Town of j fers for Furniture and Walls. A Few ^ of These Lemons Card of Thanks Group ef Cotton, Prtnta LOW PRICE! BABY SWINGS! REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE ■ ■■ CSoventry are hereby- warned anil We ecluiowledge with .gratitude ell Tonights The Night ! ktndneae end sympathy shown during Just a few at this amazing low price^ Get dlructed to meet at the Church Colorful Patterns Will Brighten Any Room. ’ Easy the illness and death of our huaband yours! ...... 1.99 ' Community 'House, North Coven- E t . and father, .Albert Tost Especially Choice et Colors •— Plaids HUNTING COAT CLEARANCE! Conn., on Saturday, January’ Iceberg Lettuce would we thabk all the men of the BLOUSES PI/AY YARDS REDUCED! Reg. 5T98 Hunting Coat! Broken sizes. To Apply With Water. Manchester Fire Departme-t 'and thdoe 2.92? ,'M, at 8 P. M., to take action on Folding style! For baby’s protection at Only a few to clear!...... i'OTtIcles, 1. 2, 3,. 5 and 6 o f the who eontributed beautiful floral trt- Short or Long Sleeves. butaa or g m ted the use of. their cars. Reg. L6fi play! Save! ...... 8.95 waning of the Annual Town _____ Mrs. Albert Tost and rvunlly. SKIRTS SUITCASES REDUCED! JllaaUnR o f October 2, 1944, which ALWAYS A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING SUPPLIES! . WeU built Bultcaaes! .May be used for over­ Greys — Cheeks KITCHEN STEP STOOL VALUE! was adjourned. ' ' , HEALTH MARKET Card of Thanks Amazingly low price! Sturdy! Softie night or long trips. Excellent lor service At the conclusion pf the ad- Pipes — Fittings — Stovepipes —^ Tanks — Every­ We wish to express our sincere SLACKS ' Corduroy la O r mars ...... 2.88 men! ...... ^ ...... ^fanned Town Meeting, .there will No Poteta! thanks and appreciation to all . our W ere ti, va a Special Town Meeting to act MlatiTea, friends and nelghbora for 8M $ 0 . 9 8 Browa. thing for the Home. the many Undnaaoes. and aympathy - LOUNGE CHAIRS TUBE REPAIR KITS the following articles: ^2^ Reg. IJlc Repair B'te! BedooH far tala BINGO • Bef.'fiBS Pillow Back! Floor Samples! 2 only! LiverWurst Lb. 35c extSQded to us during the recent loss '* Article 1.—To see what action of our dear huaband aqd father. Es­ Beg. 44.96! 24.50 Sale! 'Buy now and Sava! Town will take In regard tn pecially do wa want to thank taose motions made'at tbs adjourn- who sent flowers or granted use of Tof«ra Meeting o f October 2, Seo Food On Dis|ilay, Ready io r their cars: also the broad goods de­ partment of Cheney Brothers and the COATS-SUITS HANDBAGS ST. BRIDGET'S Velvet Elnishing Department. 1 .—^eatioti of dispos­ Your Selection, Includes: Mra. Samuel Kotscb and rsmlly. W Um your cradit to buy ouylhino confaid h i I er pktered to I ed the Post Office at 'Public REDUCED FOR REDUCED In Memoriaiii t ,—Queatlon of dlspos. Haddock ^ Qudhi^q;s In loying memory of Natfille Itecclo No EzdiaafM •( water company atock CHURCH BASEMENT = = A 1ANCHESTER = alio died January 47, 1944: CLEARANCE or Refnada! ^ the Town. Cod - Oysters I today, with many thoughts of you Oeorta G. Jaeabaon, - We brasthc a lUUs prayer * Arthur J. VlntM. h a r d w a r e c o m p a n y , iNc Pollock Flounders that Ood will bless yon dearest TEL. 2-168.3 846 MAIN STREET .Mthur B ab^ With His constant lovs and care. * -Opposite Grant’s Store” ,Meetaaan of Covahtrv PLAYING STARTS AT 8il5 T«’ I (• (1 i’ L* ‘ . Haddeek Filleta ^ B. Harmon, 2 4 8 N o . Main S t r u c t Mother. fliaUrt and Brolhsrs. 824-828 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 8161’

, ■ I; ' MANCHESTER BVENINO RIBLALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17,1944 MANCTTESTEn EVKNING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., W HDNESDAf , JANUARY 17. 1944 SIX changed the label that goes on I^ggett of ICcKlnlsy s t m t pres­ mure than two years ago ahd was to liefemi oui selves again, and Article No. • the plasma, package so that do­ ent at the party. Tbsy hava a align ed to the Tank Corps and soutces at this writing, the Polish Blood Plasma nations may now to given In hon­ Local Couple daughter. Dorothy, a num at the Lieut. Canade han been in the combat zone in Manchester having nm, the swa.Htika up over Lublin Government this morning or of a friend or loved one in the Hartford hoapttaL France ahd Belgium since last Mandie$ter Memorial Hoqptal< announces the fall of Warsaw. one wing ol the Capitoi and the Rationing Data armed forces. The new label, AugusL He 'was reported missing ^tvening Herald Donors Needed Honor Guests War Casualty on Dec. 19. Just how mudi of a surprisins Jap sun up over the other, we 194S Income Tax Primer bearing tbs signature of the donor ■ PUBU8HED BT THJ; would then enter Senator Wheel­ and toe name of the honored serv­ Before, entering. toe service OTPAT.P pRiim N a 00. INC accomplishment that la. If true, Furnished By Policeman Saves Lieut. Canade was employed by Binl&g Fund er's version of America’s destiny. iceman, makes the giving of blood IS Buwu atTMt can be judged by readhig, Hanson * Business Expenses May Be Deducted Office of Price Administration Quota for Town In­ and toe use o f toe plaama a much Friends and Relatives Local Officer Reported the Connecticut Mutual Life In­ StanebMUr, Conn. surance Company, Hartford. He is THOMAS rEROUSON Baldwin, miUtary expert of the Regloanl Department of Infonuntlon creased and New Vol­ mors personal thing than it has Aid Mr. and Mrs.’ Bed-Ridden Invalid Missing in Action in 0«n«rnl SUnnccr Hew York Times, this morning. 58 Tremont Street, Beeton, 8, Massachusetts. ever been before. Inscribing such a graduate of Manchester High First Report — Thursday, January 18 — 7:30 P. M. — PminSnd Octobor 1. im .______Here 1s the ninth of 10 au­ unteers Being Sought. a label ia, o f course, purely op­ Henry Lange Celebrate Belgium Dec. 19. school where he played on the "It may well be," he says, "that thoritative, eaay-to-follow a t * SkietM.e Ezeeni.e baseball team for two years and Masonic Temple. .fBbUnlMd Bnry HrMUnB Except The Home Nurse Meats, Fats, Bto. Gasoline tional on the part of tbd donor. Hartford, Jan. 17— OP)— John the Russians hope before the Uclea telling the wage-eam- (IieSneSed la R m S ob pef* 1| On January 26, a week from was .also a member of the tenrtis and HoHdajra. Entered at the By Lona U Trott Book Four ' red stamps QS 14-A coupons valid everywhere Blnca the first maaa uoe of Mr. and M ra Henry Lange o / Bojehuk, 74, bed-ridden Invalid . Second LleuL William J. Ca­ teapl. lee at ManebaeUr, Conn., aa spring thaws to capture Warsaw." mg taxpayer how to prepare this Friday, toe Mobile Unit Of Second%eport Dinner — Tuesday, January 23 — 6:30 his Income tax return. Read- through X5 n-jw good. No terml- for four gallons each through 47 Campfleld Road were pleasant­ nada, 24, Army, son of Mr. and daw Mall Matter. Asst. Dir., Nursing Service blood plaama at Poarl Harbor on the Hartford Blood Donor Center was oarrM from ths first floor by Baldwin is obviously correct In era abould clip and eave each Darlas kbe ye.r I 414 .ede tr.T.lliu fer ap m plej.r, oalas nr-tion dates have been set; OPA March 21. B-6. C-8, B-6 and C-8 Mra. Joseph Canade, of 150 High P. M. — Masonic Temple. American Bed Cross mf own otr* says none will to invalidate be­ December 7, 1941, a constant will make Its regular visit to ly aurprlaed Saturday avsning at Patrolman George K. Goodman SCBSCBIT^ON JUTES _ , „ oth er. comments this morning, Installment of the eeries. coupons g o e everywhere for five otroet, la mlaaing hi actioh in Bel­ Infant Deaths DecreMe Tear by MaU ...... t ••00 The eer mss Burehea.4, U ..4. fe r $430. Dopr#ol#t4pn for tbo fore March 1 Next series will to gallons each. ■tream o f life haa been kept Manchester, and will to located toe Sheridan by about 40 rela­ when a smoky fire routed ^occu- month by Mall ...... f when hs labels ths action In Po­ validate Jan. 28. gium according to a War depart- Third Report — Friday, January 26 — 7:30 P. M. — BerreaUon Is Necessity By S. Burton Henth •* 2$ioesae Foods . soldiers and sailors and airmen, ford and Anaonia. Tha occasion Mrs. Joyce E. Canade, who was the that this "clksh of the two largwt buflnoto uoo. Thlo gponstg to |144e50« new P e rie One, Two and Three making appointments for that yesterday. in 93 major cities decreased 6.7 Teatem fttatea and APO ...... SIXOO The miscellaneous group la the Book Four blue stumps X5 was tnelr silver anniversary. After fr>'mer Miss Joyce E. Fredette of armies In the world" has altered If the home nurse la to keep St.te tM eo ceeeltae fer aerieael u.e lo oh#rg#d ••porotolp. through 215 end A2 thmugh G2 coupons valid in ai) areas through­ which has already saved thou­ day, and will to glad to receive Fire Marshal Henry G. Thomas West Rutland, Vt,, who makes her per cent in x944 as compared with MEMBER OF catch-all for deductions. Here for- huolDOto uoo 1% to Inoludod in too ooit of iho g#folXn# oborgod out current heating year. sands of American men in this calls from s great many new do­ enjoying a chicken dinner they said the careless use of matches In 1943, the Census bureau said to­ Closing Dinner — Tuesday, January 30— 6:30 P. M. THE ASSOCIATED PREM ‘overnight the strategic complex­ her self well and reasonably h app/ you esui charge off alimony or b«lew. now good. No termination dates home with her husband’s parents. set. OPA says nofte will to Invali­ war; has kept thousands of blue nors as well as from those who spent toe remainder of the evening the basement of toe structure waa Was la Tank Corps day. Total deaths in the 63:. cities Masonic Temple. The Aaaoclated Preaa U exctualvely In these strenuous times, she separation allowances; your .share Ration B o a e Hours ntltlad to the uae of republication of ion of the war.” Tbo lo llow lof oxponooo woro for buolnotos dated before March 1. Next aeries . stars from turning to g^>ld. have given previously. Make at the Zlpser club where they the probable cause of the fire Lieut. Canade entered toe Army decreased 3.9 per cent. 'I. i" •- U aewa dlapatcbaa credited to It or not Later eveffta nuiy reveal that should devote a part of every day in the mortgage Interest and real will bo validate Feb. 1. Following are the hours at tha They lised 750 pints that first that appointment today—and re­ danced and refreshmenta were which did $5,000 damage. k $144.60 ^atbanriae credited In tbla paper and or evening to some kind of whole­ estate taxes on a cooperative resi­ Doproeloilen on ontonoMlo local office of the War Price and day at Pearl Harbor, and that’s member, keeping it Is just as Im- served. An ambulance surgeon from the ^alao the local neirx publlabed here. the Germans, expecting just this dence (which could not be de­ Oe.ellae 05.95 Sugar Rationing Board at the State some, constructive recreation. The Oil 0.75 the way it has gone ever sinco. jmrtant as making it. A mock wedding was toe fea­ Municipal himital said Bojehuk kind of drive, did not set their ducted S t all before last year); 47.55 Book Four stamp 34 goe for Armory: First the Army and Navy asked apparently suffered no harm. All righta of republlcatlon of apecial term recreation literally means re­ Ropolrns loelQdlnc tlra t (S5S) fiva pounds. No termination date ture of toe program. The bride '■“ ♦'•JiCB herein, ate alao reaerved. main defenses in a forward posi­ the special fiat $500 extra exemp­ Toor*oronnd gorogo (85$) 61.00 Mondays: 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. for thousands of pints; then it was P. Neville of Ansonis, the aerrice client of N. E. A. 6er\-lce creation — s time given over to Oerege rent while treTelli^ 94.00 scL A new stamp for five pounds tion whers they would have to the repairing of worn-out cells. It tion for a blind person; the rental Rotol 194.00 T ueeays; Closed all day to the was millions. Approximately bridegroom Mrs. 8 . Johnson of Inc. of a safe deposit box. will to validate Feb. 1; must last public. Strikes in Britain Ready for Stormy Weather accept the first fury of the Rus­ is a necessity, not s luxury. Mooio 224.00 three instead of two and a half 100,000 pints a week are still re­ Mancbaater. Mr. and Mrs. Lange Pabliabera RepraeentaU»ee: The Here also you write off losses Tire eB4 ebeeklog 50.40 Wedneeday: 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. quired to keep the armed forces You’re my kind... Have a Coca-Cola sian blows. That main defense Tired muscles need rest. You Telepbeac 91.00 montha. received a large sum of money Tulsa, Okie.—(F)—Hils mailman ..’ Inlloa Matheva Special Agency—New know that if you have been stand from credits and loans that have 9^9,50 Thursday and Fridays: 10 a. m. fuUy supplied. In addition, sev­ Reach High Figure of which 25' silver dollars were f ^reik. Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. line, something comparable to ■ntertilBlBg eneleB.re Shoea to 5 p. m. didn’t Intend to be caught by the Ing all day it is very helpful to sit proven lincollectable. These now Tre4e aegeslaee 12.00 eral of the Red Cross Blood Do­ given by jiis father, John Lange. weather: Firemen ruahed to a bureau OF what we are facing in the west, down and relax the muscles of are regarded aa capital losses, and Totol ospondlturoo ITTTrVS Book Three airplane stamps J., Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12:30 nor Centers along the coast. Hart' mem ber AUDIT Helaboree4 hj teplep.r 700.00 Mr. and Mrs. Lange were mar­ blaze and found a mailbox melted aRCDLATlONS may be along the river Oder, and your legs and feet while you do should be reported In a separate 2 and 3 valid Indefinitely; OPA noon. ford among them, are providing ried January 14, 1920 by the late says no plans tr cancel any. Office telephone 5180. London, Jan. 17—(/P)—Strikes In open. In toe box was a mail bag, a The Herald Printing Company, Inc., the Russian offensives may have something with your hands. Re- Schedule D to to procured from r*14 tgr ae $ ss3.es whole blood for shipment by plane Britain during the first 11 montha Rev. P. J. O. Cornell. They also pair of overshoes, a pair of rub­ crestlon not only allows for a your Collector’s office. ’They can overseas. i laanmea no Ananclal Kaponalblllty for to halt when they reach that of 1944 cost the loss of more time had toe honor of having their at­ bers, a pair of leather shoes and s typographical errora appearing In ad- shift In muscikar activity, but re­ be taken only In the year In whks'h Despite the fine job that has and production than In any simi­ tendants, Mr. and Mrs. William an umbrella. rertlaementa In The Manche*ter Eve- point. But for the present, at John Doe travels quite a lot on M s employePs business. HS gets a depreclaUon on the tools you pro­ lieves the mind and nerves by the Internal Revenue Bureau flat allowance of $15 a week tow ard his expenses, which is not been done here in Manchester in lar period in 12 years, according -ataig Herald.______• . diverting the attention to some­ Bankers Cancel least, no such cautioned view of rules that they o c cu rre d / The quite enough. So here Is how h e explains, in an attached sched­ vide for your trade that are not donating blood for the armed to the British Labor ministry. thing more enjoyable. ■ Wednesday, January 17 the situation seems necessary. wise thing is to begin claiming ule, the $308.83 of bnalnees expen see that he deducted from hts quickly expendable — typewriter, forces, the fact regions that more Up to Nov. .to. a total of 3,648,- The Russians have released the Relaxation Is Vital them as soon as you have reason gross salary on the portion of Form 1040 that appeared with office furniture, photographic Annual Meeting donors are needed.' . The quota 000 man working days were lost No blanket rule for recreation to auapect you can’t collect; Article V. has been raised by s large through strikes .as compared with Francis T. Maloney greatest coordinated offensive of can be made. What is play to one and If they are disallowed, repeat equipment, long term reference amount, and we really need more 1,810,000 for toe entire previous Benson New Arrivals of all time. Its progress so far has person may be a chore to another. books, carpenters’ or elMtriclans' ■ ■ The respect In which Senator the claim year after year until New Haven, Jan. 17—(JPi—The new donors. The “regulars” can­ y>!ar, a ministry analysis showed. been sensational. ' And the Ger' If you are an Indoor worker, out­ either your creditor pays up or more understandably if an entire and replacement of Urea, garage or masons' or similar tools. This not do it all. Nearly.all toe increase was at­ f t e i d s T. Maloney was held by article is devoted to It. So In the rental, repairs to the car, depre­ aiinual mid-winter meeting of the mans themselves say that it hasn't door recreation may be your need. the deduction is allowed for tax is too complicated^ for adequate In response to the request of tributed to coal mining disputes Ms own state and by his Wash- Shovelling snow in winter, or purposes. remainder of today's apace let's ciation on the car's cost at 25 Connecticut Bankers' Association, thousands of people throughout which In/themselves cost 2,466,00(F yet reached Its peak by any discussion here. If your tools jglgton colleagues transcended gardening in summer are health­ In making such clainu state clear up the items of business ex­ per cent a year until It is four scheduled to to held In Hartford, ;i the country, toe. Red Cross has days* worR- means. ful occupations. For the person pense that were croipvded out of yean old. If any otherwise non- are expensive enough to warrant %Srty. clearly and simply what happen­ depreciating them, your collector’s Wednesday, Jan. 24, has toen can­ who leads an active life, sitting ed: You lent John Doe $100, or the fifth article. deducUble taxes are included in NEW 1945 T f That was no accident, nor was down at the moving picture thea­ any of these, charge them. If office can tell you rates and as­ celled, the Executive committee sold him your used car for $250 The following expenses, Insofar announced lode.y, If We Were To Follow Him ter-or at a concert may provide as your employer did not reim­ the automobile la used for both sist you witli the computation. : it Uie result o f any' effort on his or a baby carriage for $2.5. He rhe action was taken by the the change desired. The important burse you. can to deducted from business and pleasure, allocate If you work at home, either In 'part to push himself forward into Senator Burton K. Wheeler never paid anything—or he has committee in order to cooperate thing in recreation ia that the oc­ paid only so much and stopped— gross wage or salary (and should overall costs according to the prO' self-employment or for efficiency, ^'piarsonal popularity. It was di' cupation be new, or that it eX' and if you provide there a shop with the order of James F. Byrnes, Select Ymr Jewelry took the Senate fioor for three and now he refuses to pay -more, to taken, there. In order to get portion of each use. war mobilization director, al- y the result of the fact that ercises a different set of muscles At home or traveling, you can or office or other working quar­ FURNITURE and a half hours on Monday. At or has died without leaving an full benefit out of the medical thoug) the oan will not become ef- Ms own public service so often than those used in work. ters that are set aside for income- the conclusion of his speech, he estate to pay, or has moved and expense deduction). Few will deduct out-of-pocket business f >ctlve until Feb. 1. 'tiEBScsBded party. Hs .was, true, Every person needs some dally you can’t locate him to collect. have all of these Items. Many (but never personal) expenses producing work, you can charge Governor Baldwin was to have At Djafinelly’s For had made various things as clear activity in the open air and sun­ the expenses of maintaining those asember of one. party, with po- When you have completed any will have some:. for telephone, telegraph, enter b ^ n .gU^at of honor and Leon Pra- OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT— as be knew how to make them shine, to speed up the circulation Travel expenses not reimbursed. talnlng customen, newspapen, quarters, just as though you had set, president ot the F'lrst Na­ obligations to it. But no and stimulate body processes. miscellaneous deductions and car­ I t . was clear that he distrusts ried their total Into the right- This does not mean daily travel magazines and books whose busi­ rented space outside. tional Bank cf New York was to of the present Senate so Even a brisk walk wil; do wonders Qu^ility and Value OUR QUALITY IS GOOD— Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt hand column, add the various between home an .3 Pc. Walnut Waterfall every issue which came to him for trol fought its way through an am­ hour speech which waa not a bush and liquidated an enemy out­ Maple Crib with solid pAnel ends; Bedroom Groups ' a decision, he Insisted on his own post. killing 10 Gormans and cap­ V es housewirUl” alow investigation, analysis, and Goebbels point. And Goebbels, of turing an equal number. wood .slat spring. Was $21.75----- $110.00-$129.50 course, finds his own arguments j-.‘ carefully weighted decision—these ••• $14*75 doubly effective and valuable Eioant that hs was giving at least when ti^ey are presented by an Oak Crib with panel ends; wood 1 ;:. two years of bis life to every cal- Prothice Dealers i 1945 Line of Steel Folding Baby Americah senator. slat spring. Was $13 .50 .... $9.93 ondar year of service that pasMd. But there was one thing which Carriages $19.50 to $39.50 And the torture of this war, and Curb Deliveries $16.50 Maple Crib with semi­ Senator Wheeler himself did not a heart-felt anxiety for an even- panel ends; wood slat spring, $11.75 make clear. He failed to state, tual peace of good will and under- > Finest Line of Crib Mattresses clearly and openly, just what be New Haven, Jan. 17—(55— No $12.50 Maple Crib with slat : standing, lay especially heavy up- I t s e l f would have us do in the deliveries of fruit or vegetables ends; wood slat spring...... $8.85 in Town' on him. He la not the first man of will to made from New Haven event that we did accept his argu­ principles who b u been hastened market men to retailers on Wed­ (10) Baby Play Pens in a choice $8.95 to $12.95 A i ments. .Me failed to list those acts nesdays or Saturdays, It was an­ Kantwet •;— and the Snug & Drl Linear to his death by the grave issues nounced today by Harry J. Fried, of two models; maple or oak. Reg­ Of these times. and policies which would have to ular $9.95 and $11.50. Choice $7.95 be the ultimate result of accept­ chairman of the Committee of the All Connecticut honors him and New Haven Fruit and Vegetable ance of hi^ arguments. He didn't Dealers association’ (15) $4.75 and $5.50 Junior Size I Play Pena—High Chairs— ^ mourns him, mourns with a sense Maple, blond birch and Ivory., .aelect tell us what this nation's course . The curtallm''nt of deliveries nilKS u n IK KW UM ef pride that it was Connecticut your baby’s new crib" from a big Baby Mexican Side Chairs; real rush Nursery Chairs would have to be, if we were to was the result of a concerted effort Shop display. Prices from 812.85 to seats; red, blue or white. Which produced him. by .the city fruit and produce men accept hts leadership. $S2J!H).. .all with metal springal Choice **•..••••*••••.•••• *$3.75 to conserve their truck.s, tires and 5( He has never specialized In out­ gasoline in cooperation with the (10) $5.50 Mexican Side C)haire; I Maple Chests of Drawers The Russians Roll On lining the actual oonsequencea of Office of Defense transportation I^LASTICA sewing or slipper model with rush 4 S i z e s ...... $ 2 9 .9 5 up the policies he outlined. Before and will go Into effect starting The second phase of the Rus­ nest week. 'lt*8 8 fact. So many good things have arrived fo r our seats, hand decorated. Choice $4.25 sian offensive—the thrust below this war came to us, he advocated The announcement came follow­ / Baby Shop they have spilled over into our basement / • . f EBminofM Comtimt Woxiiig Warsaw^—first took shape aa a that we ignore it,' but never told ing a meeting of 65 v/holeaalers furniture displays! That means you have more Mby (7) $6.50 and $8.95 Mexican I Hollywood Twin Beds Complete and Jobbers with representat'ves of W mile advance on a 75 mile us that the alternative to being carriages, more cribs, more everything from ^ ich to Side Chairs, full size; hand deco­ It’s Non-Skid . . . $49.50, $59.50, $69.50 ffotiL There, in the superlative ready to fight dn the side of free­ the ODT at the New Haven Mar­ rated; tule seats. Choice.. .$4.95 ket Exchange office. Fried said make your selection. You’ll flnei the best at Watkins Sense, was a break-through. On dom was surrender to Hitler. It Drios Qukkiy' that the ODT, In conjunction ddth . . . and at popular prices I $228.00 TSvo Piece Modem Liv­ r—a tnjsy man Is ha— a supervisory employee checks the number of passengers on each the western front, we once, had a Now he la once more advocat­ other Connecticut fruit and pro­ ing Room; sofa and lounge chair. Innerspring Mattresses break-through at Aachen. It was ing t>oIicies, and, once again, not duce men, wquld attempt to make Hero's the now supor-plostic finidi for and a most important cog in the mechanism vehicle and orders turnbacks or extra accom­ Blue leaf-and-scj’oll tapestry cov­ about 18 miles wide, and it pene­ bothering to tell us Just where we the conaervation plan state-wide. Best, DeLuxe Quality modations' accordingly. He declared that Hartford haa al- er * .—•**••••••••••••••••5114»00 Gnoleuml Just brush this cloor-ai-wator that makes public transportation click. trated perhaps a dozen miles into would go If we were to follow him. Mady adopted the plan and that All kinds o f mattresses and pads i Gquld over your precious llhpieuin end you $39.50449.58 He is out th m every day, at key points — As a supervisor of service on the road, the German positions. But it can be said for him. To Bridgeport, Waterbury and New -from high chair to crib, come with $98.00 Modem Sofa, birch arms; This second Russian break- put Wheeler's policies into effect, Britain-are arranging for meet moisture rbpellent covers. Chairs, hava a shining finish that pretarvM and In all' weathers — answers all manner of operators look to the Starter to straighten ings. apricot tapestry cover...... $49.00 ^^..ythrough below Warsaw.was more the United States would resign rockers, play pens, .everything for baautifias. It afiminatas tedious wadng. 1 Pre-War AU Spring Constructed out operating difficulties which mig^t arise the Nursery. questions about the service, directs people ‘ or leas a duplicate of the first from the United Nations, shut off $89.00 Heppelwhite Love Seat; And it's waterproof find non-skid. qtasy Living Room Groups from any unforeseen emergency. In shor^ Roaaian blow, which speedily cap- all aid to our allies, and draw all period design with thin, high arms; to various lines and is the general contact tured Klelce, and Is now heading American troops out of Europe, The Poet’s Colnmn square tapered legs. Rose and to apply, and dries quickly. Lasts up to 6 $219.00 and up for 3 piece# man of dia public. he is an official “ amoother-outer,” an impor- green on whit^chintz...... $69.50 >4 In .direction of Cracow and the leaving Hitler to win at the least months and won't darken Bnoieum. Try this 95 .Ha also observes equipment, watches des­ taut gentleman indeed to us, and to yo# ^flerman Silesian frontier, now re- staletnate, perhaps even the ‘What Does It Mean To You" (2) Wing Chairs in yellow fig- In my mother’s eyes that are shiny MW Gnoleutn finish now in your home, stora, OHAITSIZE I All Types of Scatter Rugs tination signs, hdps to maintain schedules, as a rider. ^Btotod only aome 25 miles distant. war. Although Senator Wheeler , with tesra,- ur^ glosheen; shopmarked. Were ^ Ftor aU practical purposes, these flight perhaps concede that we office! $A7K for every room . . . $1.98 up It means more repeated $56.00 each«••.••••••••••*'• $44.50 .u two break-through blows have keep on with the Japanese war, years. " " " '■ ' Mel This Cenpoa or Cel SjlNr become one Solid front—al- his hatred of otpr present allies To my father who goes to' his war Lady’s Lounge Chair in red dam­ 't 300 miles In width. In that makes It obvious that we would Job each day,' ask with white and blue designs; f.Bom ef KASBCA. ! We Specialize in Maple Bed­ massive blow the Russians p i^ er to defeat Japan single- It means he’ll bring home a pretty blue fringe piping. Was $89.00.. room Chairs and Maple big pay. . . . . $49.50 sating up the distance to Ber- handed, and here, too, we should To my cousins and aunts ss,! £ ] CmIi Tables and Accessories m the most direct road to that speed the offer of a soft, compro­ uncles So fond, * ths Allies possess. mise peace. - It means to buy another war Ixmd. An upholstered Mgh chairs with wingsu Bsfors one ooncludes ths won- In order to make such policies To my brother-in-law in some far- maple and birch finishea, f 18J»0 to $19.75^ ' off island,. at such Ruaslaa accompUsh- clear to oiirselvcs and to the It means he’ll keep fighting for Batiiinettea for a8 Uttie as $9.95 with a . it must be recognised that world, it wm&d bscome us to draw your land and my land. deluxe edition at 113.75. fire also Ruaslaa drives in up a memorandum of war guilt, To my daughter who is tw o this Whitney and Thayer furnish the most of just to the north of War- in which it would he clearly estab­ day. r It means dady’s a man who ia tor Watkins Baby Shop Carriages, and they’re WATKIHS IfeEt ths Russian mmlea have lished that Amarica, by an en- away. priced firom $30.50 to $44.50. Others from Bucce ided ia violattag the Urely unrsaaonabla wUllngneM ‘To me aa I ait here writing this 129.75. eofl e< Bast PmaUa with and capacity to defend itself, h ^ poem. MoHcltedi&i StMoCMriosAerg./ alone beaq responsible for all the It means to keap praying so they .there has been unneceesery eleughter of the pest all might come home. tra m other V Signed faW years. Having pledged never A , a ■. . '■'■•■'.tVr-WCfrrRs !’•; t: t^.r. ■ i'- ,Vv'

MANCHESTEJR BVBIflNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONIf„ WEDNESDAT, JANUAftT 17,1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL6, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, -JANUARY 17,1948

;nlles soiitlicasl of the city of Lux- Parkway In Fairfield county Juiliciary Clioiceg v.'opid change the name of the itish Drive cmbourg, and surrounded an un-y^'^i Whip Cracked Is Installed determined nuniber of the e n e w M erritt Highway commission to Delay Granted tha M erritt Parkway commiMlon, Norie^f Fit Under 30 ^ in^woods near captured Butz^lorf. To Have Hearings Weddings Into Dieleren; The Third Afroy prlaoner^bunt appropriate 13,000 for the, com­ Over National As Presi4ent since Dec. 22 rose to .15,269 with mission's expenses for the bien­ By High Court Opened to Public nium ending June SO, 1947, and Near St. Vith| yesterday's 772. This raised Johnnon-Hawley Safe From Draft Now V'ould authorize .the state high- Service Law MUs Bvalim 'Virginia Hawley, above 40,000 the totol Oermans way commissioner to build and Fred Keish and who have surrender^ in a month. (Continued From Page One) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wljtard Qvil Relief Act for (Cotttlniied From Page Oae) maintain a restaurant on the F. Hawley, of 167 Benton qtreet, Many Narl Tplichi Stalled parkway and to connect U (Continued From Page One) Her Associates Seated; Such Man's Case Will bents and must be confirmed by was marri^ last evening to First Soldiers and Sailors In­ maintain bridle paths along North Coventry fetotended to straighten out a Oer- Pilots repoi-^1 many German both legislative branches. Among Lieutenant Charles Senter John­ List of Officers. trucks appar^tly stalled for lack parkway. , a report from Arm y and Navy Depend on Individual terpreted in Opinion. R £ a n wedge Into Allied lines. It was them Is that of one Common heads, along with a few words of son.. Jr., son of Rev. and Mrs. uAMked up overnight by Intruder of grasolln^ in the St. Vith-Blt- Bill on safety Offered Charles 8. Johnson, of Mooaup. Draft' Board, Which . Coventry Orange, No. 75, will PlesM Judge, Abraham 8. Bordon Senator B. Fred Damianl (D) his own. Mrs. Fred Keish of Wadsworth * ’ raids on German hUlet areas in burg are^" Little German move­ of Hartford, who.ae term expires The ceremony was performed in hold its aecbnd regular business Hartford, Jan. 17.— tjf) — In an of New Haven offered a number Sees Support of Pending Bill street was installed as president of meeting at the Orange Hall on towns of Wassemburg and ment by road or rall^ was ob­ tomorrow. the South Methodist church at Uses Own Judgment. opmion writtan by Justice Arthur ^ Wk^berg Just east of the Roer. serve^ between the Bastogne-St of bills relating to safety at While Mr. Roosevelt did not go 7:30, by the father of the bride­ Mystic Review, No. 2, Woman’s Thursday evening. The lecturer, W ill Be Off Bench Several Days places of assembly, an aftermath F. El|s, the Connecticut Supreme tO alcji'ccn J IfjC M ti} f D i n i c j S t o r e ' * the south, the German salient Vitb^.one and the Rhine. This Into details, May predicted he groom who used the double ring Benefit Association, at its meeting By Janies Marlow Ml'S. Lillian Day, has asked that the Ardennes was flattened back pr^ahly was due to fear of air A.a a result ot the decision to of the Hartford circus disaster, would back his pending bill to service. Organist George Ashton all meftibers bring either a news court yesterday held that Ray­ in Odd Fellows hall last night. Washington, -an. 17.—(A5—This LOatU______nowhere was___ It more than lb attack, but it also suggested that hold public hearings on the judi­ defining and regulating flreworka penalize men in the 18 to 45 age played the traditional bridal music item, or a household hint, or some­ mond Eoposito of New Haven, a cial nominations, leaders said, and limiting and controlling the Mrs. Keish has served the review may make a lot o f men Under 30 leam deep. The U. 8. First ArmyArmy,/Germans Intended to fight group who won’t take wSr Jobk. and accompanied Robert Gordon thing of interest which they might soldier serving overseas ""And de­ - ___ battering relentlessly only* a strong defensive action In Juflgq Bordon will be off , the fire and casualty hazards of the The May bill provides for in­ who sang "Oh Promise Me” and In this capacity on previous occa­ jittery but It’s something to re­ reed and discuss dui-lng the lec­ bench for several days at least be­ dry Cleaning and dyeing business. "Because.” White chrysanthe­ turer’s program. An interesting fendant m an action to rcplS'vin the north toward St. VRh. mis area, now that the Ardennes duction into Arm y work units of sions, and Is also a district deputy. member; No man under 30, physi­ fore the General Assembly can Senator Harold Hall ID) of mums decorated the chancel. meeting iS'beihg planned and It is $1,000 worth o f household articles, rMSt main road gate back tp^ the salient was virtually erased. A P recalcitrant draft registrants. As such she will assist at the joint cally fit. Is now dccupationally ex­ J ,*4itoifried line. A few German Correspondent Lewis Hawkins re­ act on his nomination. Meriden presented a bill to reim­ Committee sentiment, however, The bridal attendants were Mrs. hoped that as many members aa is entitled to have the proceedings burse John Morris o f Meriden J105 inslallaiion of review of New Bri­ empt from military service. ^‘^sMpers were being hunted^ down in ported from the Third Army Kven if no hearings were held. favors fining them up to $10,000 Hayden Griswold, Jr., as matron possible attend. for Injuries received Dec. 2, 1943, Each man’s cast will depond on delayed until he.can defend the ac­ " the rulns of fallen H ou ^llre. Wanderer said, the Legislature and putting them in prison for as of honor. Miss Cynthia Paliilcy, tain and Hartford tomorrow eve­ It has been requested that all front. ' while a student at the Meriden his Individual draft board which tion either by personal appearance Slowly Beating Jfdsls Bach could not have considered Judge long as five years. May said the bridesmaid: Richard Spellman of ning in Sunshine hall. Brown- those who have the questionnaires State Trade school, and Senator still is free to use its own judg­ passed out by A ir Raid Wardens Bordon’s appointment until Friday president would leave the penalty Wlllimantic, brother-in-law of the Thomson building, and local mem­ or by depositiofi. In the Maglnot Ufie battle north Margaret Hurley (D ; of VVllli- ment in drat ling or deferring complete them and return them to ' o f the Haguenayforest, the U. S. Lublin Poles Say at the eaarliest under the legis­ details to Congress. bridegroom, was best man and the The opinion, fnterpretlng the lative rules, and both houses ex­ mantlc a bill reimbursing a num­ ushers were Gardner Johnson, bers are invited. him. the teachera at the various schoola V 7th Army h?a withstood three soldiers and sailora civil relief act pect to he in recess on that day ber of persons for loss of personal Industry, like organized labor, brother of the bridegroom, yrho is Her .Associate Offk-rrs The boards haven’t been told 08 soon as possible. days of an Irtcreasingly powerful Reds in Warsaw property, Aug. 29. 1943, when the has advocated voluntary , rather Mrs. Keish and her associate of­ they must follow the govern­ of 1940, was given In a case German atUck against the village out of respect to U. S. Senator now ser\'ing In the U. S. Arm y Air brought by Antonio Elsposlto also State Teachers college at Willi- than coercive mea.sures, Industry’s Force, and Raymond T. Owens. Mrs. C. S. .IiUinKon, Jr. ficers were seated by St.ate Field ment’s new list of critical and es­ of Batteiy^nd was slowly beating Francis Maloney, whose funeral of New Haven. It does not disclose mantic burned. views being slated fOf presenta­ Given in marriage by her father, Director Mrs. Grace Best of Hart­ sential activities. They’ve been Bje N i ^ back from the town (Continued From Page One) will be held then. Davis Appointed any relationship between the par­ Senator Cornelius MulVihlll (D ) tion to the committee today by the the bride wore a gown of white covered prayeivbook with markers, ford, who was assisted by Mrs. asked to follow it. It’s for their three^wrths of It was In Allied Wanderer said that as far as The maid rf honor was dressed of Bridgeport introduced a bill ex­ National Association of Manufac­ faille taffeta. Its snug-fitting Mary Taylor as lady 6f cere­ guidance in deciding what jobs ties, but states that the defendant b ' some 2,200 Germans with he knew the procedure for hold­ in ice blue faille gown, and wore a with a fanfare of martial music, empting property of veterans turers. bodice was designed with a sheer monies. The other officers who •Civilian Aide was in the Arm y In Europe when ,e-throwlng tanks were In the ing public hearings on major ju­ pink feather skui; cap with a veil and men are meat important to the the broadcast w.as recorded by the from taxation u}) to $3,000 instead yoke edged with Chantilly lace. will serve the review in 1945 ara. the suit was brought and observ­ dicial nominations was ‘‘agreeable Declines to Discuss Details of the same coloi. She carried an war effort at home. BBC at 12:3(^p. ni. (7:.'!0 a. m., e. of the present $1,000. The long sleeves were edged with vice president, Mrs. Grace Hosa ers that both Judge Walter M. '*^e*bro88-Rhlne German stand to both parties In both houses.” May declined to discuss details arm bouquet of pink carnations. Moat W ill Probably Use Guide w, t.) The Senate also received a res­ the lace and the full skirt termi­ land; past president, Mrs. Pauline Pickett and Judge Abraham S. north o f Strasbourg was under (The FCC also heard the Lublin The Republican fioor leader an­ of what Gen. George C. Marshall The bride aunt wore a light Actually, most boards probably Hartford, Jan. 17 — (JFf — TTie It’s the BIG TH ING in SA V IN G S to buy the larfire sizes olution for the reappointment of nated In a circular train. Her fin­ Berrett; financial secretary, Mrs. First Service Command yesterday Bordon of the Ckimmon Pleas two-way attack by Lieut. Gen. broadcast. A later broadcast by nounced also that the Judiciary and Admiral Ernest J. King, blue crepe dress and gardenia cor­ will i^/guided L the list. So, gen- Joseph Downes (Dl of Norwich ger-tip veil of Illusion was draped .lulia Rawson; recording secretary, announced the appointment o f J. court denied efforts to stay the of your daily drug and toiletry needs. There’s more Aleaander M. Patches t r o o p a ^ r the Polish government radio in committee would hold a public heads o f the Arm y and Navy, told sage, and the bridegroom’s mother erany/lthe crltlcally-needed men to be a state auditor. from a Juliet cap studded, with Mrs. Anne Smith; treasurer. Mrs. In crifucal work will be the last H. Kelso Davis of Hartford aa ci­ action. for your money In them— greater economy and greater i the first time. The Seventh Army London, opponent of the Lubhn hearing next Tuesday on the bill lawmakers at the White 'House wore a dress of wine velvet and a M aty Taylor; chaplain, Mrs. Ada Judge Bordon proceeded with ' gained a mile at both ends of the seed pearls. Her bridal bouquet taken. vilian aide to fhe secretary of war convenience — and when you buy the BIG SIZES, you group, made no mention of the. to renew for two more years the yesterday. But he said it had gardenia corsage. PetHhnm; lady of oeremon'es, Mrs. the trial, the opinion says, and " Socket despite German relnforce- was of . gardenias and Wrightll A fter a reception for the immed­ Here’s the background; to succeed the late John L. Gilson Lublin announcement, the FCC governor’s war powers, due to ex­ convinced them that action was Gladys Gamble; sergeant, Mrs. brought out in hla declsiof. for the save war-critical packaging materials. Always ask, for ^ t a whldi built Nazi strength fern. iate families and friends, the cou­ The government last February of New Haven. added). pire Feb. l. It was understooii necessary and that expanded op­ Grace Wenzel; inner hostess, Shir­ plaintiff that the defendant had the BIG SIZE— it’s the beUer buy A L L W A Y S " . . to 2.500 men and a dozen tanks, Reports Drive Halted At Modlln The matron of honor was gown­ ple left on an unannounced wed­ published a )lst o f 35 essential ac­ Davis is vice president and treas­ that eVery attempt would be made erations in the Pacific and the ed In blue eyelet organdy with net ley Taylor: outer hostess. Shirley been home on furlough on two oc- e.specially at our rock-bottom prices on your favorite y In the Belgian bulge, the Amerl- The German commtmique—lead­ Obituary ding trip. tivities, ran^ng from farming to urer of Case-Lockwood-Bralnard to give that proposal. Included in German counter-offensive in Bel­ bodice and the bridesmaid In yel­ Draghl; pianist, Mrs. Mildred Ted- caslona when the case could have > can First and Third Armies joined ing off with the Russian front for school teaching. It went to draft Comiiany, printers. nationally advflrUsed brands. the governor’s inaugural massage, gium made it Imperative to fur­ low eyelet organdie, fashioned on ford: color bearer No. 1, Mrs. been tried. i ym in captures) Houffallzc, 16 the first time since D-day June 6— boards. , He was for many years an Army the right of way so that It may nish more men and munitions at identical lines to that of the ma­ Jeanette King; color bearer No. 2, of the German *■ said, the Russian blows had been WTien a draft board had to fill officer and was graduated from Could Not Foretell Action clear through the legislative chan­ ance. tron of honor. "Both attendants About Town Audrey King. ■ union obviously sealed out m the stopped at Modlin, 17 miles north­ its quota. It looked at the list. A Trinity College m 1899. The Supreme court said, how­ nels by Feb. 1. General Marshall was quoted by carried arm bouquets of white Girts gre Presented Car OwnBrs ; bottlezone those British forces west of Warsaw, and at a point Funerals man not engaged In a job on the Born at West Point in 1875 and ever, that the plaintiff dia not Under the measure, the gover­ one of thase who heard him as chrysanthemums and freesias. President- Mrs. Keish in behalf SPECIALS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ‘ which had been mopping up acat- west of Naslelsk, 23 miles north­ The Dorcas Society sewing list was draft-baU righj then. brought up in various Arm y posts, close hiSfpleadinga until Oct. 8, nor can suspend any state statute having said. In effect: T^e bride's mother was attired of the lodge, presented a pair of Who Do Not ' tered German pockets to the west. west of the capital ruined by war william David Grey group of the Emanuel Lutheran I f he was en the essential list, Davis was commissioned a second 1943, and neither the defendant for a limited period If In his opin­ "I don’t make the laws; you In sea coral jersey with gold em­ earrings to Field Director Best, ■■ *It also reunited the 32th and reddened with the bloiod of church w ill m. ct as usual tomor­ the board mocked to see how es­ lieutenant in Infantry m 1903, and nor his attorney had any way of ion It would Interfere with the war Tlie funeral of William David broidery, brown hat with gold and to Mrs. Taylor, a scarf. In ap- Heed This group of Ueut. Gen. Omar N. thousands of Poles. mrdte the laws. I have to fight row night from 7:30 to 9:30 at the sential he was in that essential ac­ promoted to the rank of captain In telling before Feb. 4, 1944 that the effort. Wanderer said the law had Grey o f 67 Pearl street who died feathers. The mother of the bride­ oreclation of their .services at the ' i b ^ e y , whose, 1st, 3rd and 9th Below Wgruaw, the German bul­ this war and I need men and mu­ Red Cross headquarters in the Cen- tivity. He wn." deferred according three years. H church. Ii is hoped that as installation ceremony later served on the Mexican border O P A letin said, tne Red Arm y was strik­ heard no serious objection to con­ tal, will be aeU Friday afternoon to l)ls essent’'ility. "It is difficult to believe,” Judge SWEETHEART 3 :2 0 matching hat. They assisted in Mrs. Best was called upon for a and during World W ar I was a bSanalve. .. ing westward with 90 rifle divi­ them for me.” mr.ny of the members a.H possible Military draft calls dropped in Ells wrote, “ that between the time TOILET SOAP. 10c CAKE fum ., ...... R The AmerVean assault on the tinuing it. at 2:30 at St. M ary’s Episcopal receiving at a reception for 50 will attend to help with this sew­ speech and irave a number of in­ m ’ jor of ordnance. Warning sions and 15 tanka corps. It de­ 400,000 Hospitalized Mny and, because the armed ser­ when the motion for continuance , north flank finally won Thlrlmont Brief I.,eg1slatlve Day church. 'The rector. Rev. Alfred L. guests which followed at the home ing. teresting facts on this order for A member cf, the Governor’s clared a German armored stand in vices wanted the youngest men for the purpose of taking a depo­ ' and the battlewlae First division Wanderer’s announcement of the Williams, and the curate, Rev. Marshall also was quoted as of the bride’s parents. ' The deco­ women and managed by women. Horse Guard he was for several Run the Risk the Klelce area, 95 miles below possible, draft boards were told to sition was denied and the trial \ nras pushing through drifted snow public hearings came during a Ellison F. Marvin will conduct the having said upwards of 400,000 of rations were palms, white chrysan. The regular meeting of the The national organization has been months in 1942 civilian aide to the Warsaw, had made "disengage­ concentrate on men under 26. three weeks later, there was a ■' and rugg^ country beyond Fay- brief legislative day which brought service. his fighting men are hospitalized, themums and white tapers. Frank J. Mansfield Detachment, accustomed in the past to stage Army Air Forces. ' of Not ment of our troops from the Vistu­ So a man between 26 and 30 gen­ reasonable opportunity to take his ^ motaville Into the another batch of measures cover­ Interment will be in the family with about 116,000 of them being ■\Vhen leaving with the bride­ Marine Corps League, will bo held national conventions on the Pacific A vice president of the Connectl- MINERAL OIL la front possible.” erally was deferred if he was in es­ r German lines guarding St. Vlth. ing a wide range of subjects. plot In the East cemetery. victims of battlea ctlon. groom for an unannounced wed­ this evening at 8 o’clock in the Coast, New York, Miami, New cui Humane .Sriclety. he Is married deposition. He was In England on HEAVY. WHITE-PINT BOTTLE (Ltm$t t) • • • • Getting Dispatches reaching Moscow sential work rnd draft boards were the eve of the invasion. The com­ . The First Army vanguards were Among them was s bill eliminat­ Friends may call at the Watkins In the past, Congress generally ding trip the bride wore a Victor­ Arm y and N avy club. Orleans and other places but has instructed to skip over men 30 and has six children. told of catastrophic German tank pulsion of such an event required ' within five miles of that meeting ing party levers on voting ma­ Funeral home from seven o'clock has acceded to the President’s ian white suit with chocolate refrained from so doing since the even if it meant not filling their New Tires! losses on this front below W ar. urgent war requests when he spell­ brown accessories, brown fur top war. It is the purpose, however, Gets Too Much Shrimp him to devote his entire energy to hlace o f two railroads and seven saw, with whole armed divisions chines and otherwise amending the this evening until ten o’clock F ri­ The Study Group of the South quotas. • ed them out. as Mav said he would coat and orchid corsage. They will to resume these nation-wide gath­ the service of this country, then highways and It was under arttl- wiped out and infantry divisions veting laws In several technical re­ day morning. Methodist W.S.C.S; will meet Fri­ M ilitary Need Jumped Again I C I siftssax' do. And, the lawmaker predicted, be at home to their friends after erings as soon as the war 'is over, Greenville, Miss.— f/P)— Clapt. more than at almost smy other losing 70 per cent of their men, and spects Its sponsor, Rep. Oscar day afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. That's changed now. Now mili­ ;0c BARBASOL A B S O R B O fl sbth division (old Hickory) Corigress will go along with him in February 1 at Nashville, Tenn. and New Orlean.s has again been Gerard Grafton wrote from some- time Imaginable, the civil relief act the Moscow radio said Soviet P “ teraon, Jr., said in his statement Lydia Gilmore of 113 Park street. tary need for men has jumped IMAVINC CREAM iLtmit I Tube of for) • • • , • his newest plea. 'The bride Is a graduate of Man­ named, with the_hope that in the o f Maj. Gen. Leland S. Hobbs of forces had reached the suburbs of of purpose that "this act la Intend- The devotional-service will be led again. Draft boards have been told should protect him and the coun­ Washington, D. C., moved closest ed to provide that voting machines Mail^eceipts The President asked for national chester High school and has been fall of 1946 the war will be over try for which he fought. There Krakow In the break-through. by Mrs. Inez Truax. The program to concentrate on all men under 80 shrimp. please.” Relatives here, at to St 'vith by advancing through sei-vice legislation in hi* state of employed until recently In a sec­ and another convention will be It was possible that Moscow had and ballots shall be so arranged will be given "by Mrs. Helen Has­ and to tighten up on the reasons Memphis and in Arkansas wonder­ appears no sound reason for the that the voter may have en com­ the imion message Jan. 6 but spec­ retarial capacity by Hamilton possible. Mrs. Best urged the a spruce forest east of Recht, designated the Lublin government For Donations kins, and will Include a resume of for deferring them. ed: "Was Gerard sick? He always court’s action 1* the reasons ad­ plete and free opnortunlty to ex­ ified no particular measure. A sim­ Standard Propellers. East Hart­ members to work, plan and save Only 310 prisoners were Uken to announce recapture o f Warsaw, the book, "The Indian In American But the government — because liked shrimp. II had even written vanced by it or In any of the cir­ IB the closing of the Houffallze ercise his choice for every candi­ ilar request 'ast year was rejected ford. The bridegroom 1s a gradu­ Life,” by O, E. Lindquist. for it. some d»ferr.»d men are more Im once asking for canned shrimp.” A cumstances contained in the rec­ 2Sc RINSO 2 *4 5 c where the Polish underground GRANULATEO »^AP u .m ., t i ...... M B « ■ date on the respective tickets sep­ by Congress. II was tied to other ate of Wentworth Institute, Bos­ poi'tant to the war effort than oth­ pocket yesterday, another Indies- staged an epic but Un'successful up­ Elmer A. Weden, chairman of check revealed that the captain's ord.” B ra o f the successful Oerroan r e ­ arately." proposals oYi a pass-thcm-all basis. ton. and Is a navigator in the U. S. Teachers of the Second Congre­ ers and drafting them too soon letter, round-robined to relatives, The action ii thus, returned to rising last summer and fall. Another bill would require the the iijen's group In solicitation of Arm y A ir Transport Commaind. Oldest Road treat from the pocket, AP Corre- TWo Offensives Advancing LegIsUtioA Not Necessary gational Church school will hold might hurt that effort—haa gone had resulted in shipment o f ap­ the Common Pleas court at New apoodent E. P. Ball reported from oecretary of the state to codify the funds In the Manchester Memorial Frederick C. Crawford, chair­ He has served three years and has their monthly meeting at the over that list of 35 essential activi­ proximately 400 cans of shrimp. Haven for a new trial. The Lublin announcement came election laws after the adjourn­ been many times - around the The oldest road in the United IBrat Army headquarters. Ball hospital building fund campaign, man of the National Association church tomorrow evening at 7:30. ties. as two mammoth Soviet offenalvea ment of each session of the Gen* world. Lieutenant Johnson has ____ ''f States is near El Paso, Tex., and LIQUORS AT REASONABLE PRICES! said the First and Third Armies stated today that several persons o, Manufacturera’ Executive com- It has left the list intact. The below the capital were advancing eral Assembl.v and sent them In been , instructing at Rosecrans is now known as U. S. route 62 fought together to capture Houf- through Poland on a virtually un­ thus far contacted In the drive m vtee, Insistt-d, as M ay’s commit­ The Mothers Circle of the Sacred same 36 activities remain essential. pamphlet forrh to nil municipal Field. St. Joseph, Mo., and is now and U. S. route 80. It Is about But there was this change: Some fallzc. ' broken front of 200 miles, striking have asked for Receipts for their tee went ahead with its hearinga Heart will meet tomorrow evening I election officials. based at Berry Field, Nashville, 6000 years old- of those 35 actlritics now are i Field Marshal von Rundstedt to within 38 miles of the German donations or pledges. He explain­ today, that legislation Is not nec­ at 8:15 a t the home of Mrs. B. J. Rep. E. O. Smith (R .l of Mans- Tenn. ek'ssed not only as essential but appeared to be attempting a new Silesian frontier, and into the ed that no receipts are b»lng giv­ essary. Sheridan, 47 Stephen street. Btand in the eastern end of. the fleid Introduced a resolution critical, too. defense perimeter of Krakow, an­ amending the leglalative rules so | en by the solicitors but that these "You would have had exactly So, with the new list published 532348535353484831232348535353485353538948532348534853535323482323232353484853482323482348 Ardennes salient. German troops receipts wdll he mailed to the don­ Zapatka-McDonald cient capital In southwestern Po­ as to restore the so-called ‘Torce the same situation aa exists today and in order to minimize daniage w ere seen digging In feverishly ors from the hospital campaign Miss Dorothy M. McDonald, Wrist Fractured WHYQUINTVPLETS land. , out” nlle which was scranped on if you had had national service for to the war effort. War Moblllzer and the enemy commanders again Berlin declared the Soviet lows headquarters. niece o f Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Mwiyi vim iw opening day efter a bi-partlsan the past three years,*’ Crawford Bvrnes has asked Selective Sendee deployed armor In some strength In southern and central Poland Queries have come to headquar- said. “ YoO would have had the Flynn, of 3 Nelson place, and Pfc. 111 a Fall Here at atratcgic points, although no aquabble. Joseph J, Zapatka, Jr„ U.S.M.C., officials to ask draft boards to • h i g h -g r a d e w o o l e n s w i l l be SCARCE! | had not yet reached a peak Smith’s projiosal would allow a teis about this matter and Mr, a'une wave of optimism stemming major tank clash developed. « son of Joseph and Mrs. Frances Mrs. Ella Burbeck of 99 Foster draft men in this orrtei;; Warsaw fell to the Germans majority of either House to force i Weden , , asked The Herald to ex- fr.im top Washington officials last, The new defense line extends Z.ipatka, were married last Satur­ street, fell on the walk at the cor­ CHEST CO U S! 1. Men not working In any ar- Sept. 27. 1939, after a 20-day a hill, resolution or petition out of P'hta It to tooae who have already summer; the same wSve of cut­ day morning at 10 In St. Bridget’s Tt PnraHrMkmeMM- tivity on the ILst. For instance: A roughly from Noville northeast be- siege which left that city of backs and contract canccUatlona; ner o f Main and Birch streets •EASTER COMES EARLY THIS YEAR— APRIL 11 committee after the first Tuesday church. The ceremony was per­ Sara Thraat and MHBglhMtiM pool room handyman. yoEM TouSallse to Vielsalm and checkered history in ruins. But de­ ---- 'bo contacted during the campaigpi. the salne layoffs and the same feel­ shortly befdre 11 o’clock this thence in a northeast arc to Schop- of May, or during the final 15 days formed by Rev. Bronislaw Oada- WTaarrar tha Quintuplata eateh sold— Might Not Be Essential Now spite crushing Gestapo methods of any session, whichever period Is ing on the part of the war worker morning. She was taken to the pen, A_P CJorreapondeftt Roger D. rewski. tti^ebaits, throats and bocks ara nibbed 2. Men In relatively unimportant -and a huge ghetto dooming untold earlier. that his or her job was done. Now Manchester Memorial hospital with Mnsrarola. PowarfuUy aoothing— Jobs in actiritles listed as essen­ Greene' reported from Field Mar­ we have to get them back—and 'The bridal aitendanta were Miss where an X-ray was taken and Maetaipla not only promptly nUevas '....That’s Why You’ll Want To See Our | shal Montgomery’s headquarters. thousands of Jews, underground Deadline Not Far Off Hospital Notes Marcia E. Fillon, and Alexia J.’ tial only. For Instance: A man The flow of bills coming intfi the fast." showed that sh..- had sustained a eoofhs, so n throat, aeUng efarat moKlae Ef liteut. Gen. Geprge S. Patton’s resistance never flagged through Tournaud was best man. duo to eolds— but ALSontina treoh mp deferred" as essential because he House was appreciably larger to­ Crawford, president of Thomp­ fractured wrist. ^ 'Hiird Arm y captured Rachamps, five years of occupation. The bride, who was given In eeapeitie* hi npp*r branchial tract, aoae ran on elevator In an essential day, but Speaker Marsh, neverthe­ son Products Inc., Cleveland, said This is a casr should sui^ re­ two miles north of Noville and A t the end of last July a Soviet marriage by her unble, wore a and throat. TFoiidet/nl/erfrann iipet<—^ shoe factory might no longer be less. reminded the members that Admitted vesterday: Carol Jean manufacturers throughout the sult, that the town will snek re­ cleared the north-south road from offensive battered to the, Vistula goivn of white satin and chiffon considered essential by his boards, the Feb. 2 deadline for the Intro­ Otto, 137 H I ry street; Mrs. Mary country arc r«.nvlncod that yolun- covery from the insurance com­ bS ~ fiaatogne almost to Houffafizc at the edge of Warsaw, and the McGovern, 335 Adams street; Syl­ with train. Her fir.gertii veil of particularly If he> could be replac­ duction of new business was not ta iy labor, is ,tbd only method by pany which recently insured the S^nMtha ed by an older person. ONE TRACK HIND Advance Display | against little more than token re- underground under Gen. Tadeusz via Peterson, 47 Hamlin street; illusion was draped from a Juliet far off and urged all/ who were which maximum production can town against such accidents. MUSTerolE I alitance. I Komorowskt (Bor) ros< against Harold Derry, 19 Fairfield street. cap, and shf^ parried a gardenia- 3. Men working In relatively un­ the Germans- in full-scale battle. planning bills .to prepare them as be obtained. important jobs In critical activi­ P*jyirCoia Company, Lons tHand CUy, S . Y. T i r 4 $ t o n f l Oemians Fight Bitterly Admitted today: John Ptesclk, But their fight became a tragic quickly as possible. “The most patriotic Individual ties. For instance: rhe same ex^ Franchised Bottler: Pepsl-Cola Bottling Co. o f Central VUIagS, Conn. of The Germans fought bitterly Liberalization o f the old age as­ 30'Colupibus street: Marie Four­ slaughter. The Russians were nier. Stafford Springs; Mrs. Marie In the world Is an American.’^ he ^111 ample aa In No. 2 except that in aast c f the road, ]>articularly sistance act was proposed in a bill stopped in the suburbs, and the Aubry, Bolton Lake. declared, “ and I am firm ly con­ this case the man runs an elevator around longvllly. six miles north- providing that owning an Interest in an airplane plant which Is cfii underground , reristance was brok­ Discharged yesterday: Nancy vinced that if the facts aro,^ made «ast of Bastogne. Longvllly and In real property would not make One Week Delivery At MacDonald’s en Oct. 3 after a 63-day battle. Ti-rs, 855 Middle Turnpike, east; available to the people our )(nan- the critical list. tha nearby Luxembourg town of an individual ineligible for aasi'pt- 4. Men iji relatively more im­ ‘They had taken heavy toll of O r ­ Norman Comollo, 109 Prospect power problerha will be at an end. Oherwampaoh were captured. The ance. Another provision was that portant jobs In essential but not ANNUAL SALE OF . I Fine Custom Woolens FACTORY strset; Mrs. Inez Haddock. 42 «nemy also clung to Bovlgny, four mans, but an eyewitness who es­ there would be no Ineligibility by TODAY Marks the Birth of | critical act!vltles. For Instance: A Wuker street. miles south of Vielsalm. caped said 250,000 Pdfes died in reason o f having a life Insurance Java Export board might decide UiattS key man H ie British Second Army of the uprising. Discharged today: Miss Anna policy or joint Interest In a bank Sorretto, W'lltmantic: Sylvia Pet­ In that same essential shoe factory For Men and Women Ueut. Gen. Sir Miles C. Dempsey By Jan. 1,5. it was estimated Dragon’s blood, a red-colored account, providing all such hold­ erson, 47 Hamlin street; Mrs. Ma­ Is needed for the Arm y. ’ crashed through a series of Ger­ that 770,000 cf Warsaw's 1,300.000 ings over $2,500 be assigned to the resin derived from the root of a 5. Men In more Important jobs RE-UPHOLSTERlNG man outposts and captured a vil- inhabitants had been killed, and bel Donnellan, 46 Glenwood street; Benjamin Franklin | welfare commissioner, If he so re­ Louis Albert, Rockville. rattan palm and widely used to in critical activities: I ^ r instance: Shown In- Full Suit Lengths METHODS - loge north of Slttard, Greene re­ that fully 75 i cent o f the capi­ quired. Present law requires -as­ Birth today: A son to Mr. and color varnishes and lacquers. Is S A scientist in radar-making. These Prices Include: ported. This possibly was Dieteren, tal had been systematically de­ 3-Piece Living signment of aU holdings ovef $500. Mrs. John J. Kmlec, 24 Proctor one of the leading exports of Java Which supreme headquarters said stroyed. stripping furniture to frame, Would Conserve Top Soli road. In normal times. Room Suite For Special merely was entered i. Warsaw Is a rail-highway hub In a bin which he said was de­ adding new springs and German reinforcements came up Appointment On with communications reaching jn signed "to conserve for ^ture gen­ Grand Jury Holds Reg. NOW, fliling, when’! necessary, re­ . sw iftly and mortars were turned Friday Evening FRIDAY all directions over the Polish erations the top soil of the state.” | covering, sfaklllzliig, wood­ . on the Tommies, who renewed 859 Homespuns 139.50 Dial 3264 plains, linking with main routes Rep. Harry, Famham' of South work r^nlshed, free pickup and their attack shortly before dawn Two for Murder between East Prussia and north­ Windsor proposed the appointment 199 Denims $79.00 and deUvery. . ■ today. British flail tanks thresh­ W e’ll Be Open ern Germany. of a state soil conservation com­ ed out the minefields. $129 Tflpestries $99.00 Saturday mittee of three members,. They SATURDAY ■ ‘‘Operations are proceeding sat- Berlin has reported Soviet of- Things Are Fresher At New Haven, Jan. 17.— (/P/— A 20% Down UnUl 0 P. If would work with the director of | Is&ctorily,” a military siwkesnian fenaive.s north o. the capital, which Superior court grand Jury late Superb Fabrics Reduced January 19th and 20th the Agricultural Experiment sta­ 1 Year To Pay said. with the Moscow-di8clo.sed wedges •yesterday returned a first degree Proportionately. 6.00x16 N o German artnor had been en- below the citj- had put Warsaw in tion, the state forester, the direc- I murder indictment against Henry tor o f the University of Connecti­ For further details have onr repreoentattve enU at your horns I) . epuntere'd by the Tommies. Few danger of encirclement. Almeda, 32, and Francis Joseph cut Extension service, the director or visit oar ofllee, room 707, American Indnstrlol Bonding. . prisoners w.-re taken. The fighting Moscow was silent also on the Scott, 29, both of New Haven, In TARrORED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL of the State W ater commission and mostly was close quarter combat Berlin-reported Soviet offensive the $1 holdup- slaying Dec. 16 of REQUIREMENTS IN THE into East Prussia, which the Ger­ the superintendent of (he Fisheries MODEL t ■ with, bayonets and. small arms Op- and Garhe lx>ard at such tasks as Efim y Ftpifianow, 50, a'n Ashraun MacDonald Upholstering Co. LATEST STYLES eratlons were hidden mostly in a mans said had captured the fort­ street storekeeper. making surv-eys and studying erp- | '’V « security blackout which forbade ress of Schlossberg. FRU IT SHOPPE Immediately after the trust bill 98SMAIMST. HARTFORD. PHONE S-41X7 YOU GET ALL THESE EXTRA VALUES: front correspondents to give place But Moscow dispatches gave sloh problems. . „ “Where Genuine Qualitjr Preyafla** Other-House bills ,Introduced in-I was handed to Judge James C. One Week Delivery I There la a shortage of skilled tollora so names. this .picture o f Red Army break­ 997 MAIN STREET .TELEPHONE 2-0784 Murphy. State Attorney Abraram deliveries will take longer than uauaL F ar to the south in the Bitchc throughs below Warsaw. eluded a measure prevising retire- | ment- salaries for 25 state em­ S. UUitian asked for bench “ Bar- In order to give you a liberal selecUon I. Guarantaod MatarlaU 4. Grade A Quality ' sector, the .“Seventh Army stopped Soviet vanguards are only 27 Just a Few Steps Below Hite’s ployes who retired before Sept. 1. 1 rants for the pair. Judge Murphy nf fine materials and to avoid delay, we and Workmanship Comalbock cold a small German attack near miles from .Germ.an Sile.sia east of granted the warrants and set have advanced the dates of our diaplav .. Relptersweiler, eight miles south- 1939; a prevision that municipal I Rosenberg. T h u M a y to hear pleas In the case. this season to Friday and Saturday of 3. Prompt Sarvica ' east o f Bitche. school board members forfeit their, YELLOW RIPE 025348534823239023484853234823484848484848S. Factory Mathods Usod The upper flank of Marshal Gre­ membership if they fail to attend Romanow was found shot to this week. ; The German salient north of gory Zhukov’s Army is 23 miles 3. Famous FIrastena Goor- regrularty scheduled meeting;s for death |[ln hla store. 4. Ixtrd Traod Depth for \ Colmar was quiet momentarily, south of Warsaw. Sftde Red Army Grip Traod en Any . though atill a threat to Stras- six months: authorizing the issu­ O rbn er Jaznii J. CTorrigah Iwld men are 10 rdiles southeast of the ance o f a "modern and simplified both men criminally responsible POPULAR Moke tfra Lenger MHeege l hourg. Germans there were with- German life artery-, the, Warsaw-- form ” o f fire Insurance policy “ to BANANAS end In his finding said that Al- •GABARDINES i.ia ten miles of the Alsatian capi- Silesla railway. replace the present antiquated Con­ nieda "statea that he sh ot' him tal. Czestochowa, big Polish indus­ FOOD MARKET Wb Loan You Tiros WhiU Wb R*cap Yours I First Army troops of Lieut. Gen. necticut policy," and authorizing (RonoanSw) point blank, some­ •WORSTEDS ^ Courtney H. Hodges advanced to trial cRy near the Reich frontier, issuance o f ao-called "fam ily ex­ M cI n t o s h FLORIDA JUICE where near the front o f the -store.” ■ X Wlihln 1,000 yards of Petlt-Thelr. lies 22 miles ahead of advancing pense" health and Accident'Insur­ 858 M A IN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING f iMven miles west of St. Vith. and Soviet units. Soviet units were ance policies covering not only the APPLES ORANGES •FLANNELS j also drove the Germans from high fighting some 10 miles from the Insured but also members o f his outskirts o f Kraw-ow. family: and permitting state police Renembered, historically, for hte renowned thrift. He has been = Prayer at Joint 7RESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPECIALS! jpoitnd north of Recht. German 35c doz. ^ parachute troops made a small Rail'Center of Radonl Taken ‘ to be assigned to mimicipalltlM 4 lbs. 35e with saying that “TH R IFT Heatows many beheats on those who practice i t g •SHETLANDS The rail center of Radom, 60 If the executive officer of the muni- [ i«B iu iterattsck north of Schoppen, Abore all it permits you to enjoy your earnings to the fall while providing s SeBsion Urged PANOV OBLO-PA* sight mile!) noi tiicest of St. .Vith. miles south of Warsaw, had been cipality so requested. BANANAS Your Firestou Aflxam-r Tonard Brlsy seized and large German group­ JndgesMp Resolutions JUICY for the future. Spend wisely, save consistently. Buy W ar Bonds. S TOMATOES ings were reported apparently Municipal judgeship resolutions | Other'Fir-st Army forces ad­ Wsshlngtox. Jan. 17.—OP) — 12c lb vanced through captured (jherain caught in a pincers southeast of introduced included; Rep. Rich iR-Pa) wanL President pkg. toward the wooded village of Radoih. Clarence-.'V. Reid, judge, and I Roosevelt, the dablnet,. military JU IC Y 8 U N K 1 8 T Brtsy. threi* .nibs northeast of "The Russians are not sparing Edward T. Dion, deputy judge, I CAUPORNIA NAVEL Plainfield; , Stanley '- D. Morgan, | LEMONS 4 '- leaders, the Supreme court and the S MR. DAN QUINLAN Jiiouffalize. High ground, over either men nor machines,” suwert- Dealer Store Judge, and Arthur J. Berry, diplomatic corps to come up to L€MONS s Tailoring Counselor, will be KELLER’S I looking the Salm rive:- valley east •d one German broadcaster. "They The Savings Bank | ORANGES of Vleiaalm was- taken. uty Judge, .Waterford; Leonard 8.1 rspltoi^ hUl and kneel in prayer at s s vrith us, on tluee two days to' CUSTOM-TJULORINO MAIN STREET - are out to orce a decision of the — advise as to your rpeclal rs- 856 MAN< T W n l« Arm y tanka engaged in war.-" ' App^, Judge. New Britain; PASCAL OAUFOBNIA a 3int sessra o f Congress. 48c dox, Tbomaa Caraello, judge, Anaonla;l Rich piroposeo the prayer period 37c doz. s qultoments. Hb87 m a i n STREtET lanisy manhunt fo r Clerman Krakow, major German strong* Frecdfluui A Dobin » cut off in a 15-square* Albert J. Bailey. Judge, and Mat-1 resolution leavihg It to con­ HAND. PICKED BALDWIN hold in sonthwestem Poland, was thaw J. Sheridan, deputy Judge,! CELERY CARROTS - Of Manchester | iO E B E S O pocket southwest of Houf- gressional leaden to pick out ^ 1 llii w h o l e s a l e ' ‘ definitely menaced, A dlsjiatch Norwich; and Arthur R- BoaUck.| from Momow .this morning said some day in February. Judge, and John F. Liiddy, deputy) 25c bunch 10c bunch A Mntaal Savings BifliL "The purpoM.” the resolution APPLES LETTUCE ^Hwldr Germany, infantry of the Russiah "guns were shelling its judge. Enfield. “ ■ ■ Arm y cleaned coiiriter-at- nutW defenses from positions letss said. wouM be to ask “ God’s pi- A hatch o r House bills intro-1 vine' guidance In the dsllberattons t lbs. 25c 15c haqd -Advertiftp in The Herald— II Pav* Gannans from Ber^, 13 than 10 milas away. duced aonceming tha M trrltt| III.; miiiiiiiiiiimiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM^^ and actions at Oongress.” .'V - y .'t T '.''T ■'

‘ ' • PAGi MANGTTESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MA>JGHESTER, c o n n .. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1948 MANCHESI ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1940 — ------^------t535323485353480048232353484848534853535348482323484823 53535353535323235348 W TIC— .1086 W T H T — 1X80 iS ’Chutes He '"Rigged” E. J. Holl Suit Named Chairman WORO—1860 Today’s Radio W H TD — 1410 Eastern War Time S, Cab Score One-Sided Victoriei In Use on Battlefields Is tip Today 4:00—w n c — Backstage Wlfe; t8;00—WTIC—Mr. and Mrs. North; WDRC— House Party; WTHT WDRC—Jack - Canon Show; Two 7 M » aerviee aa a rigger Real Estate Developer —News; Music; WHTD -^Hme WTHT—Cecil Brown; WHTD— Tunney^ Most Underrated .far tha PioneOr Parachute com- Brings Action Against Views the News. 'Ted Malone. Major League Heads Champs Top Rangers, r' fa n y, TOraat M m t, rava Henry ; 4:16-t-WT 1C — Stella Dallas; 8:15— 'W n iT — Americfm Drug­ 31. a chance for a front Town; Details of Case. ing with Nancy WNBC—Dance Time. gist Award; W H T T l-' Lum and 'a w t ahow o f Juat how the Plo------» 4;30—w n c — Lorenzo Jones; Abner. O f Heavyweight Fighters naar parachutes work in action | WDRC—Ad Liner. 8:30— W TIC — Carton of Cheer; Draw Plans for Year The .suit wnich E. J. Holl started ^ Cabbies Whip Aircraft' ; ■ on the 6th Arm y front in Italy iillll tiiill 4:46-^WnC — Young Wldder WDRC — Dr. ChrUtlan: WTHT By BiUjr Roche irtiere he finally landed after his Si me weeks ago against the town Brown; WNBC;—Hop Harrlgan. —News; Castles In the Air; Fauioun Referee Advertise.ment— Advertisement- Advertisement— Advertisement— C. C. L L. SUadlngB Indoctrination at Chanute Field. over storm water sewer turned onto 5:00— w n c — When a Girl Mar­ WHTD—Alan Young, _ President Roosevelt (Written for NEA Servloe) Gunner Hiljnski Paces lUinola. hi* property on Center street, was ries; WDRC—News; Ad Liner; 9:00—w n c — Eddie Canto? James Joseph Tunney was the W. L Pet. Now, Henry Klein has three balance In sw ift' motion will hold shoes, you can hav" the leather WTTH'T— Happy, the Humbug; Show; WDRC — Frank Sinatra OK^s Diamond Sport most underrated heavyweight ever scheduled to start In the Superior Manchester .... . 5 0 1.000 Local Sport Gabbers Offensive by atripes on hie arms and he is a Court yesterday but was not reach­ you enthralled for life. spies insulated for warmth with W H TD — Terry and the pirates. Show; W H TD — Gabriel Meat- to hold the world's championship.' At News Conference Meriden ...... '. 4 1 .800 mainber of the 15th A A F based ' ed and today the town officials, fillers of felt or cors inserted In 5:15— w n c — Portia Faces Life; ter; WHTD—Grade Fields. Svif-atyled experts proclaimed the Registering 21 Points; . 2 2 .500 in Italy and while serving over­ most concerned in the suit, are In Did you know that the Dewey- between layers of leather. WHTD—Dick Tracy. 9:15—W T H T — Mualc Without Bristol ...... man who took the title from Jack For 1945 Campaign. M iddletow n---- , 1 4 .200 Chattel: PA’s Teamplay Superb seas close to the combat sones. Hirtford. G Rlchman Co. have a very fine op­ 5:30— W TIC — Just Plain BIU; Words. Dempaev a ayiithetlc boxer, one 6 .000 he has had many an opportunity One week from Friday, January 26th, the Red Cross Mobile tometrist service which includes Tight skirts mean harder wear WDRC — War Commentary; 9:30—w n c —Mr. District Attor­ West Hartford . . 0 who cafle by his skill by dint of Frahk Kravontka who boxed lo­ Original Agreement Waakington, Jan. 17.— ^P)— Old- long and hard practice, rather than to inspect a new 'chute made by i A number of years ago (he town Unit of the Hartford Blood Bank will make another visit to Man­ replacing broken lens, repairing and shiny seats Brush them fre­ WTHT— Music: W HTD- Jack ney; WDRC— Which is Which; cally several yearn ago aa a light The Boliah Americans and tlia his old plant here in Manchester, j chester, giving us a further opportunity to donate r pint of life- broken frames and the filling of quently with a soft brush. Armstrong. WTHT—"Poor Richard" award stera, ymuigatera, rejected and re- I by innate prowess and strength. heavyweight and now of the U. S. entered into c.n agreement with 'The latter type la known to the City Cab five turned in vietoriea Many a flyer of the 15th AAF . giving blorsl to some fighting man who needs if desperately. The all types of prescriptions? Natu­ 5:45—WTIC — Front Page Far­ to Bob Hope; W Hn>—Spotlight turned players may. carry on the Navy Is npme and enjoying a well Cheney Brotii’ rs in which the town trade as a natural fighter, of in the Rec Senior League last has "hit the silk" over the Ger- | need really is desperate ai'id when, through this mobile unit, you are rally, no one can promise prompt Fish tionea like those In canned rell WDRC — Swoon or (Jroon; Banda. bSA,'.’’ deserved leave after many mouths was allowed to turn water onto professional baseball tradition, this Rockville High which Jack Dimpaey waa a per­ man lines in northern I.taly and able to jfive this blood so conveniently, easily and quickly, how can sen'ice these days, but the Dewey- salmon and sardines which are WTHT—Tom Mix; WHTD — 10:00— w n c College of Musical In the South Pacific. Now look­ night when they drubber the Ran­ land owned by Cheney Brothers to season with the blessing o f Presi­ fect representative. came back to thank Sergeant take care of norm water on Cen- we refuse? For an appointment call Mrs. Louis Custer, tel. 3017. Richman Company do promise soft enough to eat may contribute Captain Midnight. Knowledge; WDRCJ—Great Mo­ ing great, Frank carries arou.ad gers and Plant J Aircraft teams Menrj- Klein Tunney, 6 1 1-2. 160, was bom respectively. The P A ’s trounced Klien for his training in packing *er street near where the White- that the work will be completed in calcium. ^ Evening ments In Music; W T H T —Sum­ dent Roosevelt. 220 pounds well distributed 'over parachutes, first in the plant Mra. George L. Onuladlo as short a time as possible, and ner Welles; W H TD — Listen, the. Plays at Rec May 26, 1898, In New Yoric’s the Rangers 56 to 15 while the hrll apartments are now located. For two lucky women, there 6:00—WTIC—News: WDRC — The Chief Ehcecutive gave the Greenwich Village, In my book, his six f(x>t frame. where the best of all parachutes in a moderate oven (350 degrees of course their reputation is a Good news indeed is the Annual Women. Cabbers encountered a little mor* In the agreement it was stated arc Just two all steel folding News; WTHT—News; WHTD— nod yesterday to a continuation of he was as natural a fighter as any are made, and later at a regula­ chute company stated today that Mrs G(>Orge L. Graziado. F .) fot one liour or until a knife guarantee of efficient work. Winter Sale at Beck’s. You’d be 10:15— W D RC— "Benjamin Frank- difficulty In winning, 55 to 35 be­ that should at any time a street or .strollers at Benson's, priced st News. the sport dunng 1945 with the pro- Tve ever seen. He began boxing at Rudy Plerro, one of the Pep tion Arm v school for riggers. Sergeant Kiien. while employed in right (If way be secured that would Henry street, the new fourth vice i comes out clean. foolish not to take advantage of Hn and Democracy” : 'WHTD — Undefeated Team Meet* fore a small c owd. $11.98. 6:15— W TIC — History in the vlaton that It must not Interfere the age of 10 when his father gave Boys, due to become 18 In a few Sgt. Klien is the son of Mr. and the local plant wa.s enthusiastic make possiole leading the water president of the Supreme Emblem this long-planned event for it is a Musical Reveries. The first gam' saw the Air­ Com and Squash (Vissernle Headlines; WDRC —Lyn Mur­ with the war. Cheney Tech Quintet him a set of boxing gloves aa a weeks, has applied for enllattr.ent Mrs. Andrew Klien of 5 Edgerton about his work and since he has Into the bro the other hand Are Wounded Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Huber, uled to go to Inal some time today. softened, stir In the com. pimlento cm: now be saved and put to a W H TD —To Be Announced. A ll this means, commented same— a ham sandwich and a glass po.nted by the Supreme president trimato in a saucepan and boil to­ rest. za's Orchestra; WHIT) — Met­ the able coaching o f Francis Gels- lA - Letters received are appre'iiated looked and played with new sip i|i ' formerly of Manchester and now The reason Mr. Holl Is bringing and the well seasoned squash. Fold good war-time purpose. 7:15— W TIC — News of the World: Clark Griffith, owner of the Wash­ o f ginger ale. i). sll the 99 Emblem Chibs. Those gether for ten minutes. Spread ropolitan Opera. sier, the team has rolled up eight whffether they are pijj, or con but scoring their first win in thi sec­ of Plainfield, N. J., have announc­ the suit is that he purchased the In the well beaten eggs, turn Into Slit the side and yolk scams of WDRC—Music That Satisfies: ington Senators, that the caliber !• med to serve on the Rockidlle bread slice.s with softened marga­ To get the most use from rugs, 11'45— W T H T — Loula Armstrong straight wins, Began at Sharkey A. C, for use in the sports forum they ond round against one loss. Gunn-r ed the engagement of their pr.iperty from Cheney Brothers a greased casserole and bake In a two shirts, navliig aa -niich of the W T H T —Hit Tunes. o f this year’s clubs will "Depend on Pvl. John A. Tierney Emblem Club include Mrs. Wtl- ! rine and cover each one with a slice roll with a rarpetsweeper or Orchestra. The locals Will be after their first A profesaloiial boxer named 1 ^ - l . must bear a signature, whether Hilinski tossed in 21 points to daughter. Miss Mary Ellen Huber, and feels that the agreement made nioderatel.v hot oven, 375 degrees, back of the snirt as possible. Then 7:30—w n c -Mile of Dimes; 12:00 — w n c — News: Danny the rejected and returned players Uam Reeves of Wlndsorville, Mrs. i of cheese. Arrange the bread go over lightly with a vacuum win of the year. The Tech five has lie Qreen came into the ViUAge the writer wishes his or her name practically account for the on* And Pvl. Thomas J. to Apprentice Seaman Billie Roy vtdih Cheney Brothers stiH holds F., for 45 minutes or until nicely take these two breadth' of ma­ WDRC Easy Aces; WTHT — Rvan Serenades; WDRC— News; that we get.” Emm.i Lisk of Rockville, .and all : .slices in two layers In a well cleaner daily and clean'thoroughly lost their first four starts. Basket­ about the time Tunney 16, disclosed or not. If requested, himself. It was i grand offensiv* Longmlre. U. S. Navy, son of Mr in his ownership cif the property. browned. Top with crisp sausages terial and aew ihem together to Music: WHTD On Stage W TH T— News; W H TD —Music. Most o f the teams, he said, have Lombardo Are Listed. members of ‘ he club are to assist j greased baking dish. Sprinkle weekly. ball has been revived after a lapse and working as a ahippin|^Ierk, we do not use the name. exhibition and with the oombined and Mrs. Clarence L. Longmire of in out* way ( r another. Mrs. Gra- each laver with raisins and clnna- if liked. Serves six. make a plIIjA slip. You will find Everybody. 12'30—WTIC-Design for Danc­ a few men above the draft age of several years and the result their In these dsys of scarce sheet­ and Gene began sparring im h him. efforts of hia teammates, the out­ OklSLboma City. Okla. z‘adlo as supreme chairman of the I men. Strain the hot svriip and 7:45— W TIC — Cniorui. ing. limit plus a handful o f "Kids about has found Coach Harry Kitchlng The only protection against ing and slip m..HeriaIs the cloth in For a couple of years m boxed Nationally, baaeball\ baaketball come was nevei In doubt after the ■- Two Mancnester soldiers were Miss Huber was graduaUd from Ways and Means committee states | pour over the bread. Bake In a A redhead's makeup should 17 who will hate a wonderful op­ working with an all green team. harmful bacteria In hor.'e canned these fine shirts will make excel­ with Green and leamed/lTiuch from and football are thO. biggest initial stanza, .‘rank Vittner con­ reported "slightly wounded” by the Ridgewood High school in 1943 30 jap Ships I that many novel and original ways : moderate oven, 350 degrees, F.. start with a copper foundation. portunity to play In the big lea­ There was no lads who had ever food which has not been pres- lent pillow alipa. these settos. sports. Locally they Ara oass- verted 9 charity throws for War department today to relatives and is a student at Oberlln Col .if earning money lare be'ng em­ for 35 minutes or until nicely gues.” played scholastic ball before. In Billy Jacobs, thenr matchmaker «ure-cooked is to boil the food Sports authorities in other fields, ball, basketball and bowUnE^ More -inners while Pindzola, Taggart lege in Ohio. Her fiance is a ployed by these committees. browned. Sen'os six. Pitting of the surface of an To Increase Operating addition the enrollment dropped to of the old Sharke^A. C. In mid' ' In War department wires. They are for ten minutes before using. Never leave cutlery standing in who have demonstrated some ap­ Individuals participate In ^ the and Server all contributed heart- ^ , Pvt. John A. Tierney, -26. of 106 graduate of Miami High school Toll of Third Members have been solicited and Washing the food in cold water aluminum pan is not likely to oc­ less than 100, The Tech achool Is town New York,/gave Tunney hla ly to the winners scoring. Ray others Interestcf* in contributing water. Wash blades first, then prehension that other spectator aforementioned sports than In any -Russell street, and P v t Thomas and served as a Yeoman 1-c rweed. was made by hand long doesn't do any good. cur if it is cleaned thoroughly represented with a team and ill St profe.sai anai" fight, with Bob­ Boyer one of the top acorars, had may contact Mrs. Graziadio, tele­ after each use. handles. Dry thoroughly. events might follow horse racing other. - In addition, the patron­ J. Ixm bardo of 312 Middle Turn- aboard a destroyer In the Soiith '"fore maciiinerv wgs Invented. Bands on Vision Sets Whether or not they lose all their by Dawson, a/seasoned veteran. a poor night and even a > he tal­ Fleet Planej phone 5278. h Iio will see that they Into wartime eclipse, took heart games this year, the sport la Gene hit Dmvaon so hard in the Gene Tunney master of jab. age la far better. It la entirely -plke E ast Pacific for two years., At pres­ Winter is here AN D to slay, If sheer curtains are lightly from the baseball attitude of the Impossible to give a complete cov­ lied 8 points. Pockett, Stime and ent he is with the Navy V-12 unit. ! .are called for. New Snuggles Won’t Add Bulk back to stay and next year may be seventh roimd Bobby was unable Private Tierney, who is the son Tweed gets its name from the make no mistake about it and a starched they will hang better President. erage to every sport In town. Sheldon featured for tha loaera. o f Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Tierney University of Penn. (Cnnllniied From Page One) good Winter coat is .still a must New York, Jan. 17—(jP);—W hile . war seta, however, are expected to a different story. to come Old foi the eighth. A few championship from Battling Le- er Tweed In Scotland. Turnmg a rigor mortis blue and not absorb dust so readily. have a wider tuning range. His stand, plus the decision not The defeat waa the seooad straight if at Griswold street, is a former for Its all. Now. then, is the time reducing the overall total of chan- rrore figMu at the Fairmont Club Vinsky, Jan. 13, 1922, lost it four when out In the cold for any to apply restrictions on lightingukuiuik ■ — i s /"a • A shining example la Uiat there fo r the A irtra ft team. ' ( 'hlna.a since ,Ian. 8. the Third ^nrrv IX'ootl Show to, take advantage of the sale -if in a c<^ple«nf vears, then came months later, May 24, to Harry member of iJie National Guard. He : R ra le v -K e lle h e r Tomatoes, eggplant and pep- length o f time is a common com­ I f you mb your hands with ncts heretof.ire assigned to com­ Eaay Aces conclude their cur­ and conventions tq sports events JQ 0 o C lIllC tt V rS IllS are four ^ w lin g leagues in town, Easy Win For P A ’a was inducted on June 20. 1644. He Mrs. Marie "Pion. of 3 Ford ; fleet air arm ha.s sunk or dam­ '"rs belon.grto the same family. coats at Montgomery Ward. Some the ftrtt Warid War and Tunney Greb. He fought Grcb five times, 1 plexion fault that can be reme­ salt, the odor of onions will be mercial telev.aion from 18 to 13, rent CBS run at '7:30 tonight. Al­ are- believed to Insure busy dia- the Rec, Y, Cravat and Country The aecond game saw th* isagiV **.* graduate_of Mancnester High jim et, announces the engagement aged more than 300.000 tons of very good-looking Supergora and enliiilcd In the Marines. losing only the first. Opens on Fritlay died if women will wear warmet removed. new FCC allocation proposal together they have been on the air monds this season. 8 second day in camp at par-. (?Iub. One basketball league for champion and first round wlnn*r% ■chool in the Class o f 1636 and w ^ enemy shipping, knocked out Are you forever robbing one suede coats have been reduced Knixiking out Tommy Gibbons of her daughter. Miss Florence Al­ clotning. tends to Incspase Ojp effective op­ a.moat 13 y'-ara. . . . A BLU spe­ Typical comment among ba.se- Nod Over R^d Doly Island, a big Tennesseean men and at least six others for the Polish Americans score a* a member of the baaketball team. ' more than 2 ^ enemy planes and 'amp to have a bulb in another’ from $24.75 to $17.75 and $19.98. The flour mill of early Ameri­ In 12 at the Polo Ggounda June 5, len Kelleher to Ralph Braloy, son You who pick bones w th un­ erating banos. cial at 11:30 tonight la a 90-mln- hall leaders: eked up a pair of boxing gloves the voungatera.____ Many Of the w v win over 1 badly outclaaaad Waa Machine Ganner o.' Mr and Mrs. Ralph Braloy, qf sma.shed vital docks and defense 'Vhy not mend vour wavs and and the sizes range from 10 W cans consisted Of two flat atones 1625, earned Tunney his shot at A triple lirrup of top name dercover warmers, because their This resuit.i froth the fact that ute All-Amencan J a a concert, President Will HaCridge and drawled: box scores of basketball and bowl­ Ranger five. A fter a' Atow first He received his basic training Killingly, Conn. j in.stallntions. ‘ ock up on all the bulbs vou need 38. You should all be able to mbbed together. Hartford, J.in. 17 — i/P) — By, Dempsey’s title In , added biilkiness makes you iO“ k in the preaer^ first band, 50 to 108 from New York, New Orleans and American League; "We are great­ crowding hia op)innent all the w ^ ing matches that come In have to period with little aoorlng by aiUitr at Camp Blanding, Fla., and went It is under>-tood the wedding will Nummary of Events ^ .stars of stage, screen and radio t Potterton's where they/ have a find Juat what you want for there ‘la there any wise guy from wherc. on Sept. 23, 1926, Gene won like a well-plumped pillow, should megac^lea, only the lower four Hollywood, wUi. Benny Goodman, ly pleased. Baseball will carrv on he entirely done over. W e have team, tha P A 'a suddenly touirt overseas from Camp Meade, Md„ take place CH.rly in February. will appear in person or the bill '•» ry comniete aelectlon of regu- is also a wide color choice, includ­ A s much aa 90 per cent of the Joe Bennett 153, New York New York who would like to try tbe heavyweight championship of ' Here Is a summary of events take another look ai the knitwear channels have been put to practi­ Duke Ellington and others particl- with whatever men are available gro. won a bnUeing and at tjme# tried to give fair coveraf^e to lo­ themselves and in a display ad late laat November and waa a 'sr and odd sizes of Mazda and ing purple, red, grey, fuchs'a. volume of a piece of flannel may some of this?” the world in 10 rounds. He retained ■ on Sunday and Monuay: opening Frlriay for a three-day en­ counters. There are stream­ cal application Under regular patlng. and do the best It can to give the exciting 10-iotind decision aif the cal siiorts and will continue to do championship form, the defendlag member of the lS4th Infantry Reg­ diiorescent lamps. beige and of course black and be composed of air. Gene must have been the only the crown in the great b.Tltlc of iment, 86th Division, 3rd Army. Sunday, nine ships totalling gagement at I he State theater, lined snuggles In woolen mlxlarcs ochedifles. But with the new as­ Dialing Tonight: NBC—8. Mr. 'fans a good show.” Auditorium lasi night from ^eorge New Yorker there, so he accepted the long count in (Chicago, one so In the future. champs tumad the game lute a Hartford. Am mg the headline at­ brown. and Mrs. North; 8:30, Hcnny The. date o f his wounding waa Jan. Formosa Tarf»et about 22i000 tons were sunk. and stand-ins for wool that fit signment, 44 to 84 mcgacyclea, Warren C. Giles. General Mana­ (R"di Doty, 14b, of Hartford. thf challengi, and by using his year later, getting the biggest rout. Th* P A ’s held a 21 to 6 lead tractions will be Barry Wood, ra­ A brown, eyebrow pencil can Youngman, Carol Brice; 9, Elddie 8. 1645, in Belgium. He was a ma­ These included the destroyer and Before' you wash clothes, be like circu.q rider's tights and add there are to ce six effective chan­ ger. Cincinnati Reds; "W e do not TTic outcome of laat niafit’a fight acquired boxing skill, flattened pu>ae ever paid to a fighter, $990,- Arthur Daley, sports writer of at t)ie half. dio's romantic singing favorite and Until the Sp.miards found that satisfactorily use ' by redheads. Cuntor; 9:30, District Attorney; chine-gunner. For Siiper-Forls destreyer-escort. Nine more ships Hire to separate colored and no more thickness than that to nels, as this whole section ia low­ want any special favors and the reversed the dicislon qy their last his opponent. 000 the New York Times in his col­ The last half eras a gaisstad dis­ star of the Barry-Wood Patsy Kel­ the avocado was edible and in­ 10 Kay Kyz*r Hour. . . . C:b S—8. Pvt. Tierney's wife, the former and nine small vessels were daia- vhlte, very, dirty and slightly your figure. Petticoats as ga.v ered somewhat within that part of first day baseball Interferes with meeting In the same ring Referee Boxing in camps abroad while After knocking out Tom Hccney umn, Sporta of th# Times, re­ play of all around team play arlth ly radio program: also In person, oiled articles. 0 troduced It into many of their the spectrum where *hc Met re­ Jack Carson Show: 8:30. D f Cfiirls- the war effort it ought to stop, but Miss Helen Gudunis, lives at 106 aged. The comnuinlque did not as tea aprons are new-siyle-J Billy Conway gave/ Bennett 45 doing wgpilrrr duty aa a Marine, in 11 rounds al the Yankee Stad­ cently had an ihtercating article the winner* moving th# ball P .tsy Kelly, screen and mdM's top . olonies. it waa grown only as< sults have been obtained to date. tian Drama; 9, 'Frank Sinatra; I believe we'll be able to put a Rosaell street. They have one (Continued From Pag^ One) specify where. warmers in wooj which are as points to Dotv’s 40/and called alx Tunney conunued to Improve. ium July 26. 1928, Tunney retired about Charlie Robbins, former around and scoring almost a t wilL Sixteen ertemy planes were .shot | "omedienne hitting a new megh in Use the liquid from canned veg- an ortiamental Uec. 7)( So far only two stations, W ABD 6:30, Which la Which Quiz, 10:30, worthwhile team on the field with­ daughter, Cathie, two and one-half provocative as silks and lace. r'unds for *he N ^ Yorker, three • Career A fter W ar w*lh the title, tfie only heavy­ High school running star and laat The Rangers war* bald to a lens methods of fiinn ng-fiie) to their dow n,'18 destroyed on the ground ; hilarity, and Bob Strong hand- tables for making creamed in New York end W 6XY2' in Loe Milt, Berle Com edy.. . . B L U —7;30, out interfering with the war ef. old. If your feet stay like Ice In your for the local hoyf and one even. A fter the war, Tunney made weight ever if) do ao— and make year' adjudged the outstanding basket ia th* telrd paciod and as China bases. and 38 damaged. The communl-1 si.me swing maestro, and hia or- aaiicea. casserole dishes, soups Angeles, have transmitted regu­ Lc.ne Ranger 8'30. Counter Spy, LomlMunlo's Record After washing hands, give them fort." Both hard hj/cra, they damaged ijrofesslonal oon...... boxing ...... his- career. It stick. oa* man on the team was to ...... „ Marie Carroll -nd stews. larly toward the upper end, 78 to new time; 9:30, Charlii Bamot Leslie M. O’Connor, member of marathon runner in the country aMs . Private Lombardo, was bom in These pianes. the Air Technical que did not specify where. 1 chestra, featuring an additional rinse. Often it is the each other onfy slightly about the , yearn afti^rstarting In'l'sil^ Tunney had a habit o f making score more than esM basiiat. W k * Service commaud announced, now A t ' the big Takao Naval base Ton.v F-ola. Supporting acts 84 megacycles. Under the old aet- Bc-nd: 10:30 So-amby Amby Quiz. „ three-man council tem rorarily In Hartford, and waa employed be- soap left on the skin that lays eyes, and rtfere were no knock- q-ynney won the llght-hecvywelght things stick. Diakon, Buck Bycholskl and Bait draw part of .their fuel from gas­ ’ r . the bill include Eleanor Teeman, Orange.q were first Introduced , up, this waa Channel No. 4, but by . . . M B S- 8'15, Sunny Skylar ; ditmjre o f baseball, pledged that downs. / ' "Charlie writes me that he be fora his enlistment by the First on k'orn.osa, ground installations, the groundwork for chapping. Yost led the PA attack with plaiw oline flown "over the hump" by "Musical Comedy Star” : Ladd Ly- nto Europe about a half a cen- the new it will be No. 6, or the top Serenade: 8:.30, Poor Rich.ard Club hasehall will trv to meritUhe Pres- In the/^omi-final, Maurice La- gan running when he waa a 15. Natitmal Stores, East Hartford, as wn rehouses, docks and seven loco- ty of assistance from the antlrs huge fo^-englned tankers. T h e ' n .o'ives were de.stroyed. o" In "Comedy Acrobatics,” , and 'iry beforj Columbus discovered Buster Brown o f the first bsn^. Awnrd to Bob Hope; 9:30. Clscq "confidence” hv meeting a'l vigne. -if Montreal, a aubati- Town Bowling Sehedule yenr-old Junior at Manchester a truck driver. He was inducted Onions must be mature and Lovely Hair High achool In Connecticut. Know team. The PA’t now head the sso* aerial tpfikera are stripped B-24 I Tokyo rndlo said '200 carrier ; others Showang on screen W'Ui be nierica. As a matter of fact no broad­ Kid; 10, Suirner Well is. | problems without'shirking or,^r.tp n an eight-round decision M ay 20, 1644, and went overseas Ihoroughly dry to keep. Slated Loop Leaders what got him atarted? Hia beat ond round with tw o wlAO la as last October as a member of Com­ Llberatbrs and. said the ATSC. [ilanes attacked Formosa over a . "Rogue's Gallery” with an all-star casts for the oublic have been put asking favoritism. from/Sterling (Big Second) Pow- Tonight crates or woven baskets that per­ Shoes girl lived four and a half miles pany B, 121stTnfantry. He receiv­ have, by far the greatest fuel car- live-hour period that day. It made cast. A wealth of fish food confronts on in the second band, that being Thursday Programs; NBC—12 e ll/ iS . of Plainfield. N. J. Rec League many starts. j mit ventilation are good con­ noon. Words and Music: 2:30 p. m., , away and Charlie used to run back PJLA.O. (5g) ed his basic training at Camp rj'l^g rrfpqeity (if ,»ny plane. the unconfirmed claim that '28 There will be a midnight show t.h. homempK'T when she finds her used primarily for experiments ■cddle Pilowitzer, 132. Hart- Warren Jarvla va. K. of C. or Friday only ThepC are late tainers. Meet Tonight and forth to visit her. When the P B. r. T. a Croft, S. C. He waa wounded on were .shot down. I ration book badly lacking in points and remote pickup relays. Under f/rd, and Tommy Anderson, 131. Vagabi* vs Griswolds. Last Nighrs Fights cross-country season arrived, the Surowlec, r f . i-i Jan. 1, 1645,' in Belgium. ^ Southeast of Hong Kong m s'Hge shows S.atiiidny and Sunday ‘ ( buy meat. J'ht traditional ways the new arrangement this section ew York, went six rounds to a V League * J Keep a family sewing box with nardinc Flsmn; 4. House Party; thought suddenly struck him that 1-1 Private Lo.-nbardo'a wife, t|ie Report 8 0 Super Forts Prata.s reef, buildings, amnuini st'irling at 6:45 p. fh. of preparing fish are good, but a w 'll have six channels, 180 to 216 draw. •lohnri'v (Stump) Saunders. (Chambers vs. Hunters. Murphy, rf .. * 1 .-(ciasorK. needles, thread, buttons Lovely Hands , megacycles. 6:i5, Calling Pan-America, con­ Hunters and Chambers he should try out for »he team Green, If . . . . 6-6 form er Miss Violet Hublard, U^es lion diimp.s and other installations | fonfiiip will gi>’p variety to the fam­ 129. New York, stopped Johnny Motor. Sales vS. Milkmen. • In Attaek on Formosa and patches, so that all materials Receivers rirtady in the hands cert. . . . B L U --12:30, Farm and Then he discovered that the longer Guarino, If .. 0-0 With her parents at 312 Middle were destroyed or damaged. ! ily diet. By The Associated Prcsi Sawyer, 134. New York. In the Morlartys va. Billiards. * '1 are at hand when you mend. ! o f the public do not tune above the Home Program: 2il5, Mystery (Cleveland — Ray "S u ga r" Rob Match Holds Spotlight the distance the more fun It waa, Yoat, e ...... 8-4 Tiimplke East. The couple has one B.v The Associated I’ ress Those were the only Sunday, tar- ! Salmon Fondue makes a color­ third of a se.-iediiled alx. and Tony Former Loeal (iirl lower band. Aa now constituted, Chef: 4:30, March of Dimes, Mrs. hson, 145M;. New York. ouWolnt- Curruta, 143,' bantam, stopped So now he’s not only a distance Bycholskl, rg 8-6 u J eon. four years old. Priupte Lom­ Tokyo radio reported today thnt gct.s specifically singled out in ye.»- ful, simply pri'pared main dish: j In Y Bowling Circuit. they have only five station posl- Roosevelt and others. . . . MBS— fd 'Tommy Bell, 145*4, % ungs- Jo.'V Gilmore, 142. New York. | ninner hut a national marathon Diakon, ig .. 0-8 12 -4 bardo is 30 years old. 50 Siiper-Fortroases took part in Icrday's commiin'oiie Salmon Fondue Outdoor Sports Are Bent Reducer bers Movers and Hunters, both 2 I today's raid on Formosa. Marries in N. Y. (Servea 6) When it comes to making you ♦I'lns. Thus, v/hen altered tc fit the 10.30 a. m., Shady Valley Folks; town. 10. Bobby R lch a rw n , 151. A crowd of 1299 made up a champion. The girl he uacd to May, Ig 0-0 AH .Ships Not l.lsted now wave bands, a sixth tuning 2:15 p. m., lane Cowl; 5:80, House The bowling activity in the two tied for first place in the aecond A report from Washington dis­ 5 slices of .white bread healthy and handsome, setting-up Lovely Face Cleveland, knocked ouy Johnny gross gate of $2150.95. visit ? Oh, yea, She’a now Mrs Favors Rating Monday, ahniit 82.000 tons of point will have to bo added. Poat- of Mystery. Eaton, 153 Detrdlt, 2, town bowling league* will feature round, will collide. Other matches Robbins.” 21 14-24 •6 ' -3 closed the raid but did no; list 1 cup milk exercises in a cozy room can't feature the Manchester Motor enemy shipping was sunk or dam- • 2 tableap.oons butter or aubatl- Jersey City— Joe Ciirclo, 145, five matches tonight with the (18) the number of planes. " (Special to The Herald) hold a candle to activity that Sales and the Bryant and Chap­ B. F. T. aged. The eommiiniqur did not tute $8.40. Nine-p-Two $3.60 and Van- Newark. T.K.O. Joe/Sullck. 147*4, Champ Willie usual two carded at the West Side A rt goes on to say how Joe Me Pav of Soloiis The Tokyo b oadcast intercept­ ' New York. Jan. 17- Mrs. Bessie keeps you bustling out of doors. man Milkmen and Moriarty Broth­ . 1 0-0 2 li.st all the shins but said they In­ 1 cup of cooked flaked salmon Expertly Red Devils Victor New York, 7. Frankie Darriles, Rec and three at the Y. Cluskey, Manchester’s greatest Fox, r f ,... ed by the Federal Communications Rose Hollister, 46, a former rest What bracing cold, tonic air and I -SCOllt $7.60. . 1 0-0 2 cluded the t700o:ton tanker. 3 eggs, 4, Brooklyn, and virtually certain that Pep, hla pa­ the two teaiiu aa a win cX on Second Bound •oonsors of a resolution .setting up area in severs, waves. -The ncw.s was Inflleted/bn groiird installa­ Hei marriage to Almeron Hdlfls' cficeae. Cool f ar 19-15 minutes. Add I f there Ls a frozen pond, lake Dewd Atarred for the losers. bins. 627 MAIN ST. C A L L 7484 I ed at the Havana track on June 3, Pete Virgin, 126, Schenectady, pers reportedly stamped by the even break is necessary to main­ City Osb (66) a 12-member .Senate-House group agenijy quoted a Hong Kong -gov­ tions at brdn niaces, at the Royal ter with whom she lived in Man animon. Beat egg whites until or rink handy,, try your skill on In the Johnson Block combined with Presumlda. Jan. 17— 6:15. Knights va. Co­ -1 ' The score at half time was nine- drew 8. > Army for general service, would tain their preaer high standing, P. B. F. T. " ti. undertake a modernization ernment general commi^ique as Navy anryTalkoo dorks at Hong Chester, was terminated by di­ fluffy, then fcid into the mixture. skates. Dare to buckle on skis, become the f)r«t major sports fig­ lumbia Squires: 7:15, Hawkeye* Heard around the East Side Rec all but early in the third period Washington—Bee Bee Washing­ 2 J. Hilinski, rf .. .10' 1-4 21 ‘ study looking to, among other saying formations of MO planes, Kong, qtr harbor facilities at Can vorce in 1931. Mr. Morgan, the Pour into a greased porcelain en­ if there la an icy slope that rises There ia no racing at either ure to serve in both the Arm y and •Over at the Y, a battle for first va. Center Billiards: 8:15, Marau laat night at the Weekly offerings ton. I th-* Red Dev'ls went ahead and ton, 162, Washington, and Johnny der* va. Jesters; (Wolverines, bye) 1 Sherry, r f ...... O' 0-2 0 } things, a po.ssible reduction in both bombers and fighters, attack- son of Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield ameled baking dish or casserole near you or ia available by anow I piled up thair winning score. Havanf or Mexico Chty todqy. The Navy III W'Orid W ar II. piace will take pla"" when Cham- of the Rec Senior League were sev- overlapping caTnmittces. j ^ ground and marine facilities. ing Siindav and Monday Morgan, is a native of Kent. H.ia and place In a pan of water. Bake train. Ones' mastered, this art of Mexican track resumes tomorrow. Finazzo, 167, Baltimore, drew, .Hi- Jan. 24— 6;15. Columbia Squlrea eral humorous notes. One being 1 F. Vttner, If ... 2 9-12 18 In the second half,- the close Frank Sweeney 164, Washington, 2 1-2 “Too Many ComnilUpcH” Our ground facilities sustained "IjHle air opposition' was encoun­ former wife, Florence Taylor Mor­ j:hocklng of the Red Devils held va. Center Billiards: 7:15. Marau­ during the Cabbers game when a 4 Pindzola, e .... • i:i knocked out Timmy Fox, 159, 2 1-4 6 / ‘I recall recent testimony from- some damage," it said. tered by our aircraft over any of gan, died In 1927. • i the Uncas to a scant four points. der* vf. Wolverines; 8:15. KnlghU fan remarked; "Itliere oh where 0 Taggart, c ---- Senator Maltipey on the number of! the targets." the communique re. The couple Indicated that they East Side Bee Junior League Bao- Paltlmore. vs, Hawkeyes; (Jesters, bye). are the-Ware brothers?” The col- 2 S. Hilinski. rg . , 1 0-1 2 On the day before. Dome! saldi^ 54” Woolens Red Dertia (IT) Hartford, Conn.—Joe Bennett, committees he had to attend in or-' lated. would be married Tuesday.' ketball Schedule 1644-1946 Jan. 81—6:15, Hawkeye* vs. ored boys failed to put In an ap­ 0 Server, r g ...... 4 0-0 8 ; kt least Uiree raiding alrcriift B. F. T. ’’ 53, New Ifork. outpointed George do., to keep .ntorrred on legislation ■ "Over Hong Kopg and Canton Webb, r f ...... 1 1 3 Sports Roundup Wolverines; 7:15, Knights vs. Cen­ pearance last night. 0 W. Vittner, Ig . . 0 0-0 0 : were shot ' down and two /nore — Tailored Pajamas — For Your New SprinR Coat ____ "Red” Doty, 148, Hartford, 10. ponding in Congress,” Monroney there waa none,” Legauit, If Second Bound ter Billiards; 8:15, Columbia 0 D1 Fazio, Ig .... . 0 - 1-4 1 said. "He always felt there were ' were heavily damaged durifig at­ va. Plo- Maurice Lavig;ne, 148. (j^ontreal, Air Opposition Not Effective Ktisakowaki, c Jan. 16—6:15, Spartans ••record their second seaaon and Squires va. .lesters; (Marauders, flny Pockett, lumbering back- too many committees." tacks by carrier plane^'on the outpointed Sterling (Big Second) By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. The extent of enemy air oppo­ Books in Library Pretty tailored pajamas for In a Nice Assortment of Colors C'kmpbcil, Ig .. ncora; 7:15, (kilumoia Squires Jra. 1 7 -2 ^ e lr third. Since then we'v# court (lerformer with the Plant .T 10 / 21 13-29 56 ' .1 Maloney, in addition to his Hong Kong area in twf/'waves. Powell. 148, Plainfield, N. J. 8. New York, Jon. 17—(P) — It’a bye). sition Saturday is among details Mother and Daughter. Roomy and Culver,'Ig . . va. O n te r Springs; 8:15, Naval Re- hod a pretty good record.” . . . Feb. 7—6:15, Knight*' va. Ma­ Aircraft team, had hia small Aircraft (S3) ch.'.irmanship ot the Senate's Pe- Tokyo radio reponed three New Bedford, Maaa.—Oscar St. yet to be reported, but the fact the On Town Planning wen lotting, these would be lovely Frggrty, rg *. 0 M l vet vs. Eagles; (Royal Blues, time oomebody wrote m piece St. John’s la the only college that rauders; 7:15. Columbia Squires va. youngster at the fracus with the P. B. F. T. -J timleum Policy committee and that night-prowling SuppV-Forts bomb­ Hollywa<^ — Vogue and Butterirk Pierre, 137, Fall River, outpolilted carrier planes were able to keep in an all-over flowered fabric, pol­ about Joe Lapchick . . . He de­ ever won the Metropolitan Invi­ Hawkeyes: 8:15. .Testers va. W ol­ Cabbers and at halftime when 4 Boyer, rf ' ...... 2 4-11 ff ' j'n of another group studying gaso­ ed three major Japanese, cities ka dots or Uvel., checks. 17 Jan 25— 6:15, Pioneers va, Cen- Santiago Rivera, 140, Mexic(> City, boring In Sunday and Monday sug­ Pattern Service. Totals 8 tation Tournament twice In auc- verines: (Center Billiards, bye). walking off little Porkeit ran out. 2 Messier, rf .... . 0 0-0 ■ 0 ,. '-I line and fuel cil shortages in this Tuesday night and before dawn gests It was not effective. Ite: Springs; 7:15, Naval Reserves 10. Al Sforza, 128, Boston, out­ serves it, if for no other reason, The sideline wit remarked there’# The subject of Town Planning Pattern No. 8648 ia designed, for Wapping Uncas (18) because he's the baaketball coach ceaalon, which la better than pret­ Feb. 15—6:15, Center Billiards 4 Pockett. I f --- . 3 3-8 ■ 2 country, was a member of th" Sen­ t(xlay. Halsey, who Is going out after X 1 va R o ^ Bluea; 8:16, S p a r s e va. pointed Tonyk Ferry, 128, Fall v*. Wolverine#: 7:16,'Knight* va. Tiny’s vest pocket. has fo r some time interested a alses 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Houra: Dully 6 A. M. - 6 P. M. B. F. ■ who usually sits still on the bench ty good. ' 2 Sheldon, c ...... 2 0-5 4 ate's Appropriations, Public Build­ The unconfirmed report, record­ the Japanese Instead o f hanging 2 0 4 I Columbia Q u ires Jra. .(Eagles, River, 6 . ' Jesters; 8:15, Columbia Squlrea vs. ings, Banking, ( ommerce, and Im­ number of Manchester people, and Pise 8, short sleeves, requires 8 1-2 Simler, rf ...... during a game and generally re­ 5 Stone, rg ..... •. 3 0-0 6 ''.y ed by the F(!derql Communications back and waiting for the enemy to Saturday 6 A. M. - 8 P. M. 1 0 2 : bye). Bangor, Me., M arty Pemba, Marauders; celve medal# at end eight oilers: destroyed five oil Van Neat Black, 1944, Feb. 15— 6:16, Center Springs I^UkOB tlacea Schnite nical fouls called, three on each offer a proposal to cut the number dealrsd, and. the pattern number J ...... ed playing pro boakettall in 1019 of aeason. tanks at Saigon, fired oil storage New England Town Planning to The Manchester Evening Her­ ve Royal Blues; 7:16, Spartans vs. team. The latter five vocally pro­ Ontpoints Belial o f standing Senate committees Tax Review Board ^ Racing Notes Baglas; 6:15, Pioneers vs. Naval with Holyoke, MAes., Schenectady. Cleaning the Cuff from 33 to about 12. facilities and heat-fly damaged oil Association: Community Planning' ald, Today's Pa'tcm ServlC^ 1160 Chlcaigo, Jon. 17— ((Fl-t'Uto cen' Did you know that the first time Boxteg at Polo .Orounda tested the game to Director John reflnerles.. Reserves; (Columbia Squires Jrs., ter of attention at the Depaul N. T.. and the Hrooklya Vlette- Falkowski. on the officiating. for Younger Citizena, 1636. Sixth Avenue, New Yoir)4 N* 7. = KBMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS Uone in three different leagues teaeboll was called "our naUonsI To Hold Meelingg The 17.000-ton tanker and three S By The Associated Press bye). Hamline basketball gome Friday Surely of 20 point defeat cannot be CHeveland, Jan. 17.—(ff) — A fc , ^ O UnlverHty of Biinoia Bulletin; . . . It wee a good bueineea. he vu n e" was in a headline in the New York, Jon 17-—(45— After oilers, were victims listed, in the = FOR THIS WEEK: = The Jockey Club h;s adapted a Feb. 20—6:18, Columbia Squires vrill be on tha centers— George Mir blamed on any whistle tooter. other challenger to Ray Planning Opportunities for Towns explains. “You worked every night Phlladelphie Item April 23, 1876, a lapse of tluee year* major out­ preliminary aqcounts for Sunday I new rule effective after rachig re­ Jrs. ve. Naval Reserves; 7:15, (?en- kan and H rw le Schulte. Robinson's rating aa — WHY THOUMNOSOF DOCTOIIS The Board ot Tax .Review now in Illinoia, by Karl B. Lohman, t»-i Springe va. Eagles; 8:15, Spar- and when there woe a conflict In telling about the season opening? door boxing ehowa will be staged and Monday off soujh China; and 1944. sumes, making It —Officially E. Aecordions A t. Mikan dmm, then r u aay he’a a Celtics, prob^y tbe most fonteus latrlng of 88 otralgbt trlqqii^ D — a fkBMMis battel antgh WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS. den quitting oa Pro Football 0>m- Unorthodox Shooter The work ol getting the abr ommended room temperature of 68 B. Ix>tt it superintendent o f Iteoh* L e a f Oa Leaders great man.” pro elute, la 1922. shifted to Cleve­ I snapped by Robmoon. — •eismttfieaUs orepated — Edward Kllroc. president of mlastooer to become a coach in tlw Boiae, Idaho — (ff) — B o l^ stract ready is no small Job and it 'l"grafs too hot. The BllnolS'House vllle achoola, but___ during a . Notre Dame play* Great Lake* land flv* years later when the A crowd of 10,966 wttrioooofMl ’ seta at onoe to taueve couch- I Jrmaica race track, has cancellad All American Conference, it start­ (Jhompalgn. Hi.— l/e>— Howard which has no college football, 1^ looks now aa though the assessors o* Repreaentativea on Feb. 4, 1847, teacher’s iUneas be had to double State College, Pa. — Ten for­ in 6 aecond game o f a twin bill at American League broke up the mayhem in th* final hoo ill but also looae&B aUcky. alt stall 'rent and ordered the in­ ed a lot of guys wondering why (Moose) Judaon. scoring star of lieves it taw something that win to raise. would not have the final figures resolved the temperature in their in the claas room. Last wee', the KEM^S GREEN ^ mer high sduMl captains are play­ the atedlum. teem because It unbalanced the rounder AS Boll want ( until the last of this month. field thrown open to boraes to Elmer didn't exercise some of hia the University of nilnola* high- go down in the 1944 record book*. ' tsMbiK. Bafa for both old legislative eh.ambci should be kept school's Janitor-bus driver quit and ' INt. help o'wners during the n d n g baa ing collega baalcetbaU for tha lin t circuit, and then returned arhea rival Second Air Force of Colorado count of eight 00^ to , • * « i tmaU chUdrea. An individua] list has been made he had to take over, going to work STAMPS I the league was dlabonded . . . H * disciplihary powers aa Commis- powered quintet, smazea at 60 degrees. 'The resolution said PIIRNITIIRE « MI'SIG I in tbe United States. ' time at Penn State. Big Leagne 'Taleqt _ ith hU unorthodox Bprlngs, Oolo., acored a touch- punched all over, rtH^.'IIK for each pie-’e of. property subject at 4 a. m. A fter a c iw l he's coach KEMP’S m aioner tnateed o f taking rofug* be­ coaches wl' that temperature was necessary tNCORPOBATED finally got to coUegS SL John’s InaoB Intent os r to fax and there’ are nearly 14,000 76S Main 81. ' TeL 5SR0 hind dignity . . . Jimmy Johnston ahooUng style. Hla specialty IsA ld oam oa each-of the flrat nine for the good health o f a “ large and of the baskevball team, and after Loa' Ang*l*s — Hilton. Fite- Ommpalgn — Howte Judaon. coach la 1686. "Tha first year the aomobow aurrtn such liats. The work of making the 763 MAIN STREfcri TEL. 5680 ^ Rafael Sanabria. leading Jockey la ready to start booking fights for rtght-hmid puah shot with v t r f tlma* It got th* h ^ ^ awampiM i- llberatiye Hsrrmbly,''. and be- Friday night’s game .he had to patrick. 171, Oak HUU W Va, out- high-storing Illinois forward, la playere . _ wore green oa graas and 1 but At thA fls M tlto l abstract is being done with the aid [ 6t the meeting, tofie a triple at Lou Nova—aa soon aa N ov* artll tittle' arch and is ------accompaaiad- —by Whitman Collage of Walla W aIIo, cause most House memberz ■ wclre lay and swee, the gym. Satur- Furniture and Music Hume uf Priffkiitire pointed A l Jordon, 182, Chicago, iieaded for a major leagua baseball ■.’os greener." Joe expielae of the new marine recently pur­ Kariental Park in Jtevaaa yester- admit hla busted hand bos haolad. a BWimmer's leg kiciu Wash.. 76 to 0. . grogn* . Herald Advs. "rcuatomed to strenuous exercise days? He’s a butche. In a St. U O L ' canar. as a atteber. '* tha aama. fellowa mods a chased by the tQWh. in the ooen ait. ' Joseph nwat m arket dijr.' He acored with Carln "L-’ ' ft-, JM; ...... i I'.',. HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNE29DAY, JANtJART 17, 1946 -FACE THir.^EElf -4- I Wctifinjr Apparel- Rooms Without B<^rd 59 2 iluttincss Service! K cp u irin g - o I Articles for Sale 451 Ths Judge thought there wa.s the largest one. which to. hin> HOI.I* K\ E in AnnounccineiUs something familiar about the pris­ seenicHl the moat aiispicioq*, weiv P u n . LARU E LIG H T hoUsc'.cccping 'uv.iU • . anu rcpwinii* U. S AHAil SURPLUS _ . ______cuaU,______I . oner. found twelve bottles o f brandy: WANTED TO RENT crib with or KUUUK SAND' room with large clothe* prets. lAytng ano ictnii player piano *peciaity. John gloves shoes. tsckeU, ram coats, I JUST ARRIVED Arm y double- QasaBed Judge-'-Haven’t I aeen you be­ Custom*' Officer (•arcastically > without mdttre**, 2 week*. Sell, Conveniently furnished. Use of Sense and Nonse:ise Chtnfied usrJi. trucks, airplanes', 'house*, breasted sheep-lined forest green .WAY OUR archery *et. bowling alley and J. E Jenaen -Pbon* 2-ih tO Coukerham. 28 BUelow atreel fore? — Madaio, do you call these “ wear^- tanks and machine guns, tf you Jackets. $13 each. Brunner's, 80 , frigerator and tclepl.oiic. g Near Prisoner—Often, sir. ^ girl'* *kate»...Call 2-0086, If No answer—532* rei 421* - ing apparel?” visn to receive our circular on Oakland strert. Open evenings Hbus- line. Working couple pie-^ Advertisements When You Receive A Bill Young Man (to friend) —I used that you've read or heard them, all Judge^I thought so. What w*t Woman' (■wectly) — fJerlaihly. ferrod. Call 6931. before. Probably the Original Joke Advwtuaneiits WANTED—RIDE TO Pratt and WANTED—AU. KINDS uf these Items. Phone 5191 and give ’till 8. Saturday ’till 6. PEOPLE LIVED Tb receive s biU Is an honor! to think that Doris was a very shy the charge the last time 1 saw Those are my husband’s nightcap*. For Rout Compiler (Joe Miller) started all Whitney Aircraft, Ea*t Hartford, trie wiring and repairing. Private Instructions 28 your name and address. Brun­ For Sale L ' asw. * cs . 1 ^ Instead of getting all "riled up" aad unsophisticated young lady you? FURNISHED ROOM for 1 or 2, o f them, and we have Just been For Sant For Sale from corner Spruce and Charter ■ize Job given prompt attention. ners, 80 Oakland street, Man- eimniws Sr hi* Unim. im. when the-mail brings you a state­ until the other night. Prison er— F ifty cents, yoiiri A minister owned a fsiin. and Wanted—^To Buy 58 or Main atreet Continuous hot * To Buy To SeU ______Friend—W hat makes you think brushing them,up with a dampen­ Oak jtreeta, 8 to 5:30. Phone Call 3075 before T p. m. ION —C L £ A R gpeech— che.aer. ment o f account, you should -h* honor. I mixed a naint Julip for practiced rigid economy In Its I To Boy To Sell words— diction—artlcula- waUr. CaU 6808. differently ? ed brush for all these years. you a* I often do. You remember 2-1261. W A N T E D TO BUY mahogany generally pleased. For the bill is operation. One day be saw his I tlon ^ yocr' ilary Increased. Pri­ Young Man—Why. I Anally Peter, the bartinder, don't you T ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. dining rocri s e t Reasonable. PLEASANT ROOM In private A Georgia T « ^ In 1807 20th century would have observed, an Indication that someone ' has hired man sitting Idle on the I LAP-GE HALLr—10 Depot Square. vate Uttoring In mathematic*— Fuel and Feed 49-A mustered up enough nerve to kiss DeflnltlonH ^ W. Schultz. Telephone 2-1588. Phone 2-1615. family, next to bath, near bus. ! with interest, no doubt, that some faith In your honesty. handle of a plow, while the horses | Reaaonable price* for wedding*, reading-^vyellliig—history. White O e d it is the most valuable her, and she told me (he next tihia Alimony: The high cost of leav­ SEASONED WOOD— Cut any 172 Maple street. Tel. 2-0477. Wanted to Rent 68 tomatoes werc.growlng among the Bride of long ago; "Heaven help took a need^ reat: 1 meeting*. »chool, etc. Inquire Studio, TOKMaln »treet. Phone thing a person can have. I called I should make it Friday ing. me to make a good wife." Minister (gently, but reproach-! LM t and Found length, fireplace or fumac*. Call W A N TE D — RO LL TO P desk, It was the middle of the after- • Tomatoes were called Good Manners: An endless series BOOKKEEPING Service*. Phone 2-1302. W A N T E D — A 6-6 ROOM bouse or Money can be had by various night because that was amateur Modern Bride: “Heaven help me fully) -Wouldn't it be a good plan ■ Mr*. Irl*h, 2no floor. Glastonbury 2485 after 7 p. m. must be medium or small type. noon on the day of the dinner ... ™ aoDles" in those days and of personal sacrifices. Boarders Wanted 59-A flat. Couple \>'lth S children. la means,' but credit comes only by night. make him s good husband.” for you to have a pair o f .shears. ' i o n TVVTPOSn bo« key, 3627 day* or evening*. Telephone 3441 ©r 6031. —. party before Kitty tounU any time were considered - poisonous, but ^ lu m n W riter;— .A chap aiio WANTED—RIDE TO Pratt and vicinity of Manchester. Reason­ vesra o< honesty .and prompt pay­ and be trimming these bushes aliout H Number 43. to sit down and rest. In preparing (hey were'raised In flowei gardens uses twelve-cylinder words to ex­ I Whitney, Ea*t Hartford, 8-5:30 WASHER. VACUUMS. Electric Help Wanted^-Female 35 WANTED TO BUY 38 autdmatic able. Call 2-1400. ment o f bills when due. When you W ife (to husband) — That Not Only Good, But Necesnary while the horses are resting? , Batuni to Herald Office. Garden— Farm— Dairy for such an occasion every nook because the red love apples were press four-cylinder ideas. I »hift. Vicinity of Autumn street. motors, etc^ repaired. All part* gun for boy serving In Pacific, ROOM AND EOARD for 2 glfls pay a bill, bear In mind that you teacher smacked Junior again to­ Hired Man — And might I aiig-' and cranny Of the house had to pretty. Children were warned Husband: A person who never When eggs are sixty cents a dozen Phone 3713. available. 24-hour service. Charg­ Products 50 area. Tel. 2-1305. or married couple. Call 2-1940. are Juat merely being honest. day, and I think we ought to stop gest that you take a bowl of po-' wxrr-OIRL-8 WHTrE fUimej WOMEN WAf TED -^od hours, be cleaned, or so .she though^. never to eii-t them or even to han­ knows what he wants foi- dinner It's good to have a country cousin. (f t t m ee C O. D. Manchester 2-1430 good pay, steady work'-now and Houses for Sale 72 Being distrustful of the Interest When you receive a bill, Uien, it. Junior i* too delicate and aen- tetoea into the pulpit and peel between Burton’* and WANTED — PASSENGERS to QUALITY GREEN Mountain dle them. but who growls like sixty when he — Mrs. Calls Blanlin. . y.«»Hpe. Rewaro. TeL 5380. morning* or evenings. poatrwar. New Syatem LAundry, o f the house servants in their al­ meet it if you possibly can. I f you sitive to be treated that way. them during tbe anthem? : Hartford, leaving 7:30 a. m., re­ potatoes in 30 pound bage at the Rooms Without Board .59 Apartments— Flats— FO R S A LE —5 ROOM bouse, PM> ■ Back of the house stood the doesn't get it. Harrison *treet. ■ lotted tasks she followed them as­ can’t, frankly tell your creditor Husband—All right, I'll notify turn 5:30 p. m. Will pick up at G E N E R A L C A R PE N TR Y and re­ farm. Frank V. Wllllaius, 1632 Tenements 63 ter street section, pre-war. Steam stables, a barn and some out her to do only as we do at home, A lady crossing from England to — . I I Ml I —I Atp mm, siduously and pointed out dusty why you can’t, you will find him Small Boy—Half a peck of pota­ Tolland Turnpike, Buckland. ROOM K ) R 2 G IRLS OR couple. heat with oil burner. Attached j houses. To the left was a vege­ Druggist— If you will give this America waa asked by the Cus­ w ,r . mk M«,icc, me t w. wo u ■ Center and Main only. 7018. modeling. Kitchen remodeling and W'OMEN W AN TE D for full time, comers and grimy windowpahes. more than ready to meet you half only hit him In self-defence. toes, with eye*, please. rviiiift. cabinet work a specialty. Will In private home. Continuous hot 3 ROOM UNFURNISHED apart­ garage. Thoroughly Insulated. table garden, a grape arbor and new tonic a trial I'm sure you a-ill toms' Officer if she had anything steady work. Experience not es­ k^CORN g r o u n d on the ear. 10 She was in and out of the kitchen W$V* Grocer—Why with eye*? help you plan and give estimate* water, and shower. Near bu* line. ment at 168 Oak street. All mod­ Rusco storm window.. and a small peach orchard. On the (iherish your credit as you do O f course you know about our never use any other. dutiable. She as.sured him she had ■'I’ll lake one— my wife said she WANTED! sential. Good pay. .Manchester \ p r 100 bags, grmind while you to see if the cooking were going right, behind the kitchen', were the nothing but wearing apparel ip Boy Mother say* they'll have Aotomobiles for Sale 4 free. A. R. JSiaron— 5825.' Kitchen privilege*. Phone 2-1625 em improv.:menti. Inquire 164 screens. Large lot. Immediate oc­ health, happmess. and other price­ Jokes. W e get ’em from here snd Customer— Excuse me, but I never wanted to see my (ace Laundry, Maple street. 472 Keeney street. Tele- pn.according to plan The Negro to see u* thru the rest oI the weke. or 2-0296. Oak street. cupancy, $7,900. Call 3304, owner. cabins of the Negro house serv­ less boons equally rare and elusive. there. 'We know they are old, snd prefer something less fatal. her trunks, but at the liottom of again!" butler had spent an hour or two ants. Those cabins, built of boards, Antique-Modern 1037 DODGE 1 .UI*. 1037 Ford REFRIGERA’TOR SERVICE. We WANTED—B\ 2 ADULTS, girl e 6395. coach. 1937 Pontiac sedan. 1936 ROOM FOR RENT— Centrally - -«•— polishing the silverware, then she were whitewashed. Each cabtn repair and -rebuild any tsrpe of 12, girl betwet 20-40. Live In. had him clean all the lamps and Dodge icdan. All carr In good located. Call 2-1614 or 47 Cottage 4 ROOMS A N D garage on WelU consisted of one room, and had refrigeration equipment. We ex­ General work. I prepare my own Wanted— Real Estate 771 fill them .ifresh with sperm oil. BUOYS AND HER BUDDIES Hortense Again! ! ! BY EDGAR MARTIN Furniture condition, with good tire*. Cole Ho'usehold Goods 51 street street. Adults only. Phone 5987. brick chimney, a door and a win­ FUNNY BUSINESS change *eai"d units with factory lunch. Sheets, pillow slips, shirts, X On the dining table she planned WANTED TO BUY V6 wra I dow. The slaves who lived in the .dotor*— 4134. guarantee ScietiUflc Refrigera­ done out. Would be nice If per­ to have candles - pink randies China • Glass • Bric-a-brac 3 DELUXE hooms of furniture EDCCEPTIONAi-LY neat comfort­ house or equivalent, preferably cabins were not permitted to put « 0 0 WA 'iHWcwc.'a'. tion Co., 56 Cottage street. Phone son could spend night or 2 at Business Locations for with shades — in her set of silver complete, conklstln^ of the fol­ able room for 2 young women. on east side of town. A ll cash. up window curtains, for the petrol HOVzi VOO'Vit 6^01(0^^'. Sell Us Yonr E xce* 2-1226. o-wn home each week thoug' not candlesticks Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 lowing articles:' Oak table and 2 Centrally located. Inquire 82 Rent 64 No agents. Confidential. Box R, on making its rounds of slave VAY.’. necessary. On bus line. Phone Chestnut street. A t last she com ludod that j V t C P V Y .' «>CWX)\. T J - Honsehold Items. benches, uphoLtebcid In -eci laath- Herald. quarters looked through the win­ 6613. FO R R E N T — SU ITE OF 3 rooms, everything had been attended to erette; llnolei.m rttg for your dows to see what the Negroes were ROBERT M. REID & SONS FOR SALE -GIRL'S bicycle, |25, Heating— Plumbing aultsbls for professional office. and she sat down in an armchair WANTED re- LUNCHEONETTE, kitchen; utility cablet; _32 pc. doing. Before the front door of Phone 3193 Manchester Phone 6270. — Roofidg 17 Available February 1. Call 6560 by one o f the parlor windows that each cabin there was a porch. soda fountain workei. Must be dinner set: mirrored wi^l,bracket; after 5 p. m. everlooked Centre street. With a dependable. Vveldon's, 001 Main 3 pc. walnut bedroom suit<> mod­ sigh she Tefleeted that the street, ' For t arrying on tbe housework ROOFS OF ALL TYPES replaced High Tribunal Shows Taxes tlicie were six sen/ants besides street. em waterfall style, steel kpting. which had been just a country Wanted Autos— or tepa^yM including slate, com; two more outdoors. All the house­ mattress, 2 pillows, 2 plllov.' ckaes, charge to the Jury. Justices Dick­ road when their hoise was built Motorcycles 12 position, shingle or tin. Also val-^ G IR L OR W O M AN for housework, work could have been done easily W4NTED bedroom bench, 2 blankets, s i f ­ Sustains Will enson and Jennlng;*, dissenting, Not Too HighI In 1790, wa-s now the chief thor­ . leya flashings, gutters, chimney*. hours 8:30 to 2:30. 29 Cottage ter rug; 3 pc. tapestry living oughfare for entering the town by three people if energy and CARS W AN TE D —CASH on the St V. Coughlin. 390 Woodland. held that the charge was adequate. street. room suite, -’i spring construc­ from the south. At this season. briskness could have been put into 8-Room Single spot for clean 1936 to '42 models. Phone 7707. An opinion by Justice Jennings slaves. But that was impossible, tion, coffee table, 2 end tables, 2 In the fall. Centre Street was Brunner, 5191. Open evenings 'till W AN'TED —W O M AN to clean ^s|*ust Fund Provision sustained a verdict for tht plain­ Spending Seven Billions for the servants got no wages at i or 8-Room Daplei table lamps, floor lamp, bridge tiff in the suit of Mary Scibek vs. noi.sy nearly all day with cotton 10 o’clock. dentist office day a week. Tel. all. and they had developed de­ lamp, 2 pictures, hassoex and By Weston Man De- Charles J. O’Cohnell to recover for wagons bringing the .season's'erop S or 6-Room Plat Moving— Trucking— 3244. For Alcohol Seen as| liberation of movement, slowness V. AN'TED USED CARS— WUl buy smoker. Just six outllU to be injuries caused by a fall, which to marktit, '‘Ah w ell!'' she thought Storage 20 c la i^ Legal. Convincing Evidence. "One nui.st take things as they of action, and stupidity of com­ any year or moael. We will pay A'TTEN’nON WOMEN! Critical sold. Regular ptice |575. Respon­ was tried before Superior Court prehension into an srL It should JARVIS REALTY CO. top prices for well kept oars. COle sible party can take It all by pay­ Judge Charles J. McLaughlin and come.'' AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Com­ war material must be rushed to be said, however, in Justice to Off BaUacd BY ¥. T. HAMLIN OflesdllS BeeldeaceTTIS Motors at Centsr. Pbon* 4164. our fighting men. Light machine ing only .6 weekly after down Hartford/’ Jan. 17.—(>pi— In an a Jury In New Haven. Washington, Jan. 17— UP)—Gov-1 human nature, that the temptation A L L E Y OOP pany. ’Trailer van aervlce. Local A Judgment for the defendant by The Eaiie house, or mansion, Weekdays and Soadaya Jobs, must be filled right now In payment. opinion b it t e n by Chief Justice ernment economists said today thaj to practice that art mutt be very WANTED TO BITY—USED car*. moving, packing and storage. Judge A lcom In New Haven In the as it was aomelimes " called, :OUBSt NOT. BUT HAVt , A vhoops! sorbv. g u z , this area to meet the demand. SALE PRICE NOW 3464.5< William M. Maltbie, the Connecti­ record breaking spending of $7,-| strong in those who are never All make*— *11 model*.-Manches­ Dial 6187. suit of Cnai'lotte Clark v*. Pierce was a me ers for sale. Call 2-1300. ceilings snd floors Installed and Saturday 8-12. James R.^Sturges, shall absolutely tax rates were higher. 1 From its outer edge rosi- atx tall, vited to your child's birthday party Apply finished, electrk and water sys­ This Interoretatlon of the econ- I vary in ages from three to six **006 of the boy$ showed him a postcard of the Lcaninj; RADIO REPAIRING—Pick up give u^hnd refrain from the use white columns. They ran to'th e tems repaired, also carpenter LEAVING FOR SERVICE—Want Washington, Jan. 17— — Rejv omlc signifl'cance of Uqnor buying I years. Tower of Pi.sa, and he liked it!” service. Radios checked at the Help Wanted— .Male 36 o f alcoholic and Intoxicating top of the house and supported the work. R S. Poiterfleld. TeL 4752, to sell slov^e and baby's maple was only one of the reactions ta I U'reag Wa.v: Have contests or home. Repair home appliances. llqjxirs, then and In that event, reseiltative Dicksteln (D-NY) lofty roof of the portico. Squeezed Colonial Board 2-0967, 8746 or 4894. ______W A N T E D — M AN TO thanag fur­ crib. Inquire 22 Ardmore Road, the esUmates-af-the Department races with prizes for the wlniiera Call morning 2-0840, Manchester prom the time h*- shall comply with suggested today that “upwafaS of close to the roof were the second Greenbrooke Pome*. of Commerce, announced yeatei^ I KIgbt Way; Spend the money SIDE GLANCES BY GAI.HKAITH niture department and man to 4hls provision, I give, and be­ lOO.OOO urgently needed nurses'" floor windows, so completely over­ Company Radio Service, '<3 Birch street. PiVlNTING, • P.'.PERHANtnNG, day^ that more than $7,000,000,0001 with which you would have bought manage hardware department. could be had for the armed forces shadowed that the bedroom be­ Interior decon.ting, canva* cell­ queath to said Louis Goldschmidt, wa paid for spirits, beer and wine. •16 PBrfcor Street Excellent opportunity. Good from the ranks of unregistered .1 hind them were In semi-darkness prises on small favors fo r each ing. Fred E> -..rltzen, 34 Durant F'OR S A L E -W H IT E gas as such tniste,. all my property Billion Above 1043 Spending chance for advancement. Apply “but nevertheless qualified'' nurses. nearly all day.' child presenL and plan simple iifi. F or An ’Types of Sheet Metal street. Phone 2-1888. Practically new. Phone 2-OJi 2. and estate. In trust, for the pur­ The estimate Is . $1,000.000,0001 games all can play, rather than FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Says Which? MERRILL BLOniB In person, Montgomery Ward Therefore, he has preparOd legis­ The body of the residence ^ did pose above provided for the bene­ above such spending In 1943. Mora I having contests the larger children Work, Hot Air Famace and And Company, 824-828 Main FOR SALE— WALNL N J jf china lation providing “that any gradu­ not measure up to the Greek fit c f my said son, and direct said than half of the Increase was due I i OMi YOAM? You CAN ftA$g VOUft Air. Conditioning Work street. Manchester. IjAwer, Phonfe ate nurse Irrespective of registra­ . temple boldness of Its face. The are sure to win. OtO 'lOU LCABlsI T 1 JUST MkPPFN 1& MAVg A MAN-SrZ^ Aw. I 8er YDUM durr cabinet with llren d trustee shall pay said income and auesTO N ON a n y s u b ­ Repairing 23 to higher excise taxes but thal most spacious place in the house SO ZtiXH ApOUT GfOMeTRy / 6RAIN. FATSO' I WAS RAtSEO ON ThlC A FtASM M THE RAN / WEU.SO 3750. interest to my said son, which said tion under the lawa o f any state, actual quantity of distilled spirits AHEAD AND j e c t — a n d i- a r e u . '(OO Bookkeeper CALI^ NORMAN BENTZ V E TE R A N fO E AR N as you w a i a wide hall which ran from JUNIOe. ? ______J s t u f f .' IN FACT. 1 CRACKED SOME trustee shall receive from my be qualified to enter the Nurse’s eonsuhied was greater than In 10431 Jie ( , b o o k s V/HEN I WAS (HE ON. whether, m y answ eis is 69* East Center Street I H AV E A U M IT B D supply o-' all learn linoleum laying. Cdurse at FOR SALE COMBINATION corps under such regulations as the front door to the back. The «CT(JAL.OR.ONLY whole estate, Sq long as my said and beer drinking reached an all- — ------r------, YOONS' Telephone 8066 best building- msterials, let me Armstrong Li.iOleum school, Lan- Florence olLWnd gas stove, white. the m ilitary m ay propose.” rooms, with high ceilings, were hypothetical / son shall refrati from such use of Salt Lake City—(A*)—State Rep. do your new and old work now. chester. Pa. Apply In person W at­ In very gjxm condition, selling as time high. small ahd crowded with furniture. Wanted Church, temperance and anti-1 Thomas N. item Joined the farm kins' Brothel i, MahehesU., Conn. said liquors.'' On the ground floor there were Telephone Rockville 453-4 after we have^o need for combination. saloon organizations made ready bloc in the Utah Legislature. He It provided further that If the | I four rooms, parlor (or IK'ing Male or Female. 7 p. m. Inquire 147 Devon Drive after 2 to use the-hew figures In their appeared proudly In the capltol q a AU TO A N D -Luck mechanic, full son should claim he had complied | Author of Books room), library, dining room and or part time. W ar essentlaJ In­ P with this Condition and the trustee | campaigns. Even before they bearing a five-pound stalk of b an ementlal Industry, were announced, Representative | a so-called "smoking room” which celery, grown In his own garden. dustry. Good pay, pleasant work- H o s p i t a l b f j ;' f o r s a l e or should neglisct or refuse to pay had a billiard table. The meals i (^ WANTED For Boys Dead Bryson (D-SC) said he would re­ bieellent position. ' Good ng conditions. Carter C h evrolet^rent, fully adjustable, rates rea­ him the Income from the whole were cooked In a kitchen in the introduce hla prohibition bill. ■alar}’ for Hght person. Oo., Inc., 191 Center street. sonable. Call Keith’s Furniture. estate, he might apply to the pro­ yard and brought to the dining Distilleries, which hnve devoted bate court which should decide the room under a coN'ered way. Truck Drivers DRIVER WANTED for wM es­ 4 ISO. , San Diego. Calif.. Jan. 17.— (JP>~ most of the last two years to mak-1 Telephone Manchester 5128 matter. The second floor had six bed- MOKSIVHS tablished route in surrounding Gilbert Patten, creator of “Frank ing alcohol for war purposes, were I ruonis. including two rather large and Helpers towns. Excellent opportunity for Provision Of Will Upheld hoping to put even more whiskey Machinery, and Tools 52 Merriwcll,” was dead today, ap­ ones in the front. The i*rge cir­ PIANO ACCORDIONS. New and for fire protection in the 32d ward spirits,' and that he must have cular wooden tub and filled it I $ 9 . 9 5 , ^ Ford . . . succumbed to a heart ailment. He wiih buckets o f water brought up Articles for Sale 45 used, 12, 24, 48 -\nd 120 bass, t^igh of the city was sustained |n an Perfect Target Chevrolet .\ cash for used Instruments. Call opinion by Justice Ells, with the was 78. from the well. E>ch bedroom had Cheater, 89 Union street oi 5709. exception that th* amount of Judg- Northern lights helped the Nazis I a handsome waslistand equipped P A IR OF MAivi S high shoes, 9B. m n t was corrected to conclude IH- Java’s Sugar to pick out and sink the battle­ with a pitcher and a bowl of dec-j an* Mercury . .\ »4A>.95 I vtm m rm jn «b uAvt.' Never worn. Piione 2-1404. terest. The opinion ruled that the ship Royal Oak In 1030. Ths Orative chin*. j Each of the four poom-s down­ Plymouth ^ 1 0 - 9 5 Wearing Apparel— Falrmount nasoclatlon, a municipal Java’s 500,000 acres of sugar great British ship, lying at an-1 K g h t F'OR SALE — VVINCHE.STER corporation operating within the cane produce nearly 3,000,000 met chor In Scapa Flow, me.de a per­ stairs had a fireplace, and fires or F jrs 57 < 32d ward, was not liable for the o f plnewood and hickory were $ ^ 1 . 9 5 model 22 target X^fle with 12 ric tons o f sugar annually, and it fect target for U-boat gunners aa I Dodge kept going In air of them during WORK or f^IGHT {..egislation is now beinff urged by power Lyman telescope, like new. COCA BROWh COAT With small water bill. is second only to Cuba in world it stood mit in silhouette against | com. i»w ST au snviet. me T. m. xtc. u. *. sat. err. 4->7 government officials to fill the^aps that will be creattid DeSoto^ « l t . 9 5 Telephone 7018. Call After 5:30 brown fur collar, perfect condi­ New Trial Ordered sugar production. the lighted sky. the winter months--fiwi Decem­ p. m. tion. size 11-12, $25. Call 2-0120. A new trial was ordered In the ber first to the middle of March. “I dreamed that I iook that cleaning woman of ours all if 200,900 men are taken from war industries f(^ the New Haven County case of George There. Were only a f#\v pictures Poi^ac . . . $ 1 2 ^ 5 through the house and showed her how she had skipped armed forces. Green ward vs. the Wire Rope Cor­ on the walls and most o f those t m s i poration o f America, In an opinion were paintings of Kitty Earle's all the corners— and she didn’t even talk back 1” tmek .... $ 1 3 . ^ ^ With both the armed forces and war Industrie in need by Juatice Brown. A Jury before Nebraska **Oak Leaf** relatives. In place of pictures of additional men and women, each one of us should Superior Court Judge Kenneth some'of the walls were covered W ASH TUBBS Whose NoKt Bleeds Nfiw? BY LESLIE rURNEl Zephyr . .. $ 1 3 . 9 5 KMiNEKvii.i.E Fo l k s BY FONTAINE FOX examine our contribution to the war effo^. Wynne returned a verdict for the by French tapestries, and here plaintiff in his suit to recover for and there hung a strip of silk At$ 919 STARTS a ft Thru the u>n6 tunnel Chrysler . $ 1 3 . 9 5 injuries caused by a fall. The tWqvtR THE 60M9 9A$$. HIS WANE lEVElS O ff •olored and flaming with Chinese W E PEC I PEP TO LET 'EM GET AW AY WITH THE LOOT RATHER opinion found error in the court’s embroidery. Can we say we are d^ng our Oldsmokile $ 1 3 . 9 5 -V T H A H r i s k o u r l i v e s eUT MY WIFE PISCOVEREP THEY HAP The house stood in a plot of Graham . . . $ 1 3 . 9 5 h e r fV\IR OF NYLON STOCKINGS! sharp? about tw acres. Between it and the street was a flower gar­ Studebaker $ 1 ^ . 9 5 PROPERTIES den which, in the summer months, Hudson . . . $ 1 3 . 9 5 Was full of roses and other flower­ If not, how can we best FOR SA LE ing plants. A wanderer from the N ash ...... $ 1 3 . 9 5 5- FAM i Ct f l a t —5 mome to contribute? each door, large open atHe, good LaSalle . . . $ 1 5 . 9 5 siied lot and a two-ear garage. Second Boor now racaat. Lo- We can offer you work on urgently needed war mate* Packard . . $ 1 3 . 9 5 Wadsworth Street. WAR BONDS z\ '■ rials. I Beasoaahla price Experience Unnecessary. CadiUac . . . $ 1 7 . 9 5 terras. 6- F A M ILT—6 room* each aMe. Two-ear garage. Large eoraer Above Price* Apply Te A RpAL BARIV^INI lot srhieh Is soaed for haplaesa. Light Delivery Tmeks. Loeated at Center aad Whiter OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUB BOARDING HOUSE » la right awayt^ 6-Boom Single, West 8Mb. "Hot water Streets One apartaMat now . ooU; storm wiadowa. sereeast storm doors; oak floorB. No at aadieady for oeenpaaejr., garage, L ot 60* x -1*8*. $84.66 per Bseath after p a jla g $*,666 IT THAT'S A HORRIBLE /islQ G AIN'T.* HE Y-- I'M. PANING YMk ’in d e e d , p i K e .v o u r . cash pays taxes, iasaraaoe. Interest and principal. Oaa he aeea nnaMo teim a SIC3HT TO LEAVE. MUSTAyTRlED TO I MAC80R.1D 80CN- (NORRIEB ARE OYERf bjr appolatmeat only. PBICE 6640A S-FAMILT HOVSB leeatei aa a r o u n d VMHBRS e s c a p e l a s t GUARO ME,TYIIG&6, —Y m a r m e d L i k e Tretter Street. A good tsTsot- PEOPLE CAN SEE M1(3HT" A N YC50 GOUE'LLDOTrAS TME b a t t l e s h i p meaP — pays better than 19% ft.' IT LOOkdfi (CNOW THEM GUTS WORRVlM* FOR M is s o u r i—BUT c r u e l t y IS GOT MORE IN eemag UKE BOTH OF 0S-**.TME EGAD, MAN .'WON'T Brunner's GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO A N ’ BRUTALITV.' THEIR FEET THAN Oaa reat S 0 0 E A 6 E IAS T A E K Itoal estate and fasuraaee (N THEIR MEADS, MEEVC'S S A L A R Y acjw vacaat aad l e * ^ fo rT IS H»S FIRST 8V REFRAlNilNS 109 HENBT STREET TELEPHONE 8*76 pMMST* t ER T M B yP NEVER ,A.H AVE AITACKTEOJ FROM T H O S ^ POOPEOTT NEAR THE CEN- US KNUK-KYUK.* MPLO'^ 30KeS

Mrs. AaiM Oibot One of the loveliest quilts Uve. I. finishing directions for tb* ever seen—It. belonged to Mary Nebraska Oak :Leaf Quilt (Patbarif Oragg McCollum mio lived in No. 8830) ataounts o f raatariali Kaamey, NebraskSL, rixty years or specified, send 18 eanU la Qoia, CD mors am. Tbs handsom* quilt, plus 1 cent postage. Tour Name, for Haase. Smvfoe Stathm. L lfM now t e M to a sott pink on AddrAas and the Pattern Nbmbei ar Heavy Ihdmrtrjr — we h*rre white background, waa doubtless a to Anne Cabot, Tbe MbneheaUM hi an KcthMM, at tiM Svening Herald, 1150 Sixth brilliant turkey red “oak leaT’ j/ Towa. when she went as a bride from avenue. New York 19. N. T. . Berea, Kantucky, to Nebraska. Cold weather garment^ socka sweaters, mittens, saow-set accer- Tbe twenty-lBCb block Is put to- Supplies bought with War Bond o , I, gsUier in four separpts aedtlona— aortea for diUdren, lavN y emhr dollars about to be stmt ashore by Um n s d f’ ItaeU la aeven tnehsa. A ery dBatgna for the borne are to . .kreechee-buoy to the shore distri- desig n to make up la red. found in tbe W inter iaaue o f tbe feutlon system from where our fight- Anne Album. Bead for yoiit : fnan on tbe bettle fronts receive/ copy to a needleworker fikHidi I matetlsls to carry oo their fight 'Theawmenare going all- THS ABSENT MIND * iMm-tfi’Mata. - M«.N«ashl Iradksla la*...... ■ i . ■ 7