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T U E S D A Y JAN U AR T 11« 1944

lUMSB T E H Manchester Evening Herald Average Daily Circulation The Weather For the Month o f December, 1943 l-'oreeaet ol U. S. Weather Bnreen city of the Americas and the focal The annual meeting of the Sec­ Manchester C. of C. Dinner point of the war effort of the Uni­ Range and Fuel J 8 ,5 0 4 Decreasin r riondinese and cold- ond Congregational Church,, Inc., Assumes Duties ted Nations. er tonight; fair and colder Tbnrs- Aboul Town will be held Thursday evening, fol­ He will also discuss the impor­ Member of the Audit day. lowing a parish supper at 6:30 un­ Date Book tance of local community organi­ OIL To Be Friday zations in the all-out war effort Bureau of ClreulatioBa der the direcUon of Mrs. Frank With Watkins TICKET PRINTING Tonight and the amazingly dramatic joba Manchester—~A City of Village Charm The Dorca* Society aewlng Williams. they actually have performed. METERS rroup of the ihnanuel Lutheran Annual meeting of Highland The Soroptimist club will have a Juiiiiary Meeting to Mr. Lawshe, manager of the (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS thurch will leeume lU aeaeions at Park. Community Club. Commercial Organizatiqn depart­ Meter prints amoant of de­ (ClaasUled Advertialag on Pagtf IX) MANCHESTER, .CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1914 dinner meeting tomorrow evening O. J. West Takes Over VOL. LXttL, NO. 86 the Red CroM headquarters at Meeting executive board. Cen­ Hear Noted Speaker ment of the Chamber of Commerce livery on your slip for your Kmf r fliiareh this Thursday eve- at 6:30 at the Y. M. C. A. A "white I\1aiiaf»eiiieiil of Fu- ter church Women’s Federation. of the United" States, is widely liiuc at 7:30. Those who have nn- elephant’’ sale will be one of the Wednesday, Jan. IX On National Problem. known as an authority on business protection. li£i^ Red Cross knitted after-dinner features. eral Home Today. ^\nnual meeting Ecclesiastical organization management and ua asked to see that Miss Estoer Socd5iy~y)f Center church at 7:30. The regular JSnuary meeting of procedure. Hia work has taken IL J t^ so n receives them before Junior Debs held their fourth Ormand J. West, newly appoint­ the Chamber of Commerce will be him irit< every section of the coun­ L. T. Wood Co. meeting at the home of Mra. Fred Surgical dressings at American Russians Continue Yank Heavy Bor that time. It is hoped that a large bers ed funeral director for Watkins Legion . Home, Leonard street. a dinner meeting to be held at the try, giving him an unusual back­ 51 Bissell St. Tel. 4496 Bumber of the Dorcas membem Recave of Spruce street. Miss Brothers Funeral. Service, took Sheridan Restaurant Friday eve­ ground of experience to draw upon iurfll make it a point to attend the Adele Fallot vas a guest. The Every Wednesday; 10 a. m. to over active management of the fu­ 4:30 p. m. ning, Jan. 14 at 6:30. Tickets have in discussing business and com­ BMSting this week. girls busied themselves on their neral home at 142 Ea.st Center munity affairs. For many years he Thursday, Jan. IS been sent out to the entire mem­ own needlework and light refresh­ street today. Mr. West succeeds bership to give them an opportun­ has given particular attention to Advances Despite Hinchester Tent No. 2, Knights ments were served. The members Robert K. Anderson who has been, Annual meeting. Second Con­ ity to attend and hear Ben B. organization structulFe and pro­ FOR TOP VALUE plan to go sliding Friday after In Great Air Battle; i f the Maccabees, will hold its first' gregational cburch. in charge of this branch of the Lawshe, business organization grams of work of local, state and IN A NEW HOME meeting of the year tomorrow eve- school. If conditions are favorable, Watkins organisation for nearly 25 Friday, ,lan. 14 consultant for the United States regional chambers of commerce, Ding in the Balch and Brown block. and will alao hold a meeting Fri­ years. Mr, Anderson will cele­ Dinner meeting Chamber of while keeping in close touch with See the Ones Being Built By Counter-Attacks day, January 14, at 7 o’clock. brate his 45th anniversary with the Commerce at the Sheridan at national trends affecting such or- Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma PM local concern on January 18th. and 6:30. ganizatitins. •rill meet tonight at eight o’clock The Sisterhood of Temple Beth GREENBROOKE as previously announced, he will Friday, Jan. 21 Prior to joining the National Losses Not Told Yet Sholom will hold its monthly meet­ at the home of Miss Andru- continue as treasurer of the com­ Chamber’s staff. Mr. Lawshe serv­ HOMES, INC. Jnst 75 Miles Short of I lot of 618 Center street. ing this evening at eight o’clock at Mobile Blood Donors Unit to be pany, a post he was appointed to a at St. Mary’s hall, ed for many years as a chamber Being , Halfway Be-i the home of Mrs. Julloii Fradln, 94 the bu.’une.’is ha.«r occupied all of his of commerce secretary in the On Walker Street The executive board of Center Hamlin street. ’The business ses­ Monday, Jan. 24 Main Forced Strikes at time. Northwest. Executive experiences For further Information call at tween Kiev and War- Bombs Batter Crew Saved Church Women’s Federation will sion will be followed by a skit in In spite of his busy life Mr. An­ Annual meeting of Red Cross at in highly divergent activities, as Upset Allied Magdeburg and Hal* meet this evening at 7:30 with ^ e which the members will take part derson has found time to devote Chapter Headquarters.' Alexander Jarvis Co. ofllre on well as surveys and studies he has Center street or at 26 Alexander saw; Other Colnmns leaders and co-leaders of the dif­ and a social time with refresh­ hours to local activities. He has Sunday, Feb. 6 made of hundreds of business berstadt While Diver­ ferent groups. ’The meeting will Police Benefit show at State street. Piraeus; More By Dropping ments. managed fund campaigns for the groups throughout the Nation, Increase Threat to Africa Plan sionary Raid Staged be in the Federation room. • local Y. M. C. A.. Chamber of Com­ theater. have given him a deep insight into Phones: 41IX or 7X76 Odessa-Warsaw Road. The North Methodist WSCS will merce and the Manchester Chapter ail phases of organization work. On Berlin; Nazis Use The Emblem Club will hold Its meet tomorrow afternoon at two of the American Red Cross. He Ground Gained Body in Sea monthly meeting tomorrow eve­ o’clock at the church. The new has been pivsldent of the Man­ Bulletin! fVent’ to Police After New Tactics, Oaim to ning at the Elks home in Rockville. officers of the society will be In­ chester Chamber of Commerce, M. C. Terrill Seeing Landing of Gen­ f Preceding the meeting the mem­ stalled at 2:30. and a business the Kiwanls Club, Manchester London, Jan. 12.—KA*)— Germans Admit Loss of Grim Decision Made as Have Shot Down 136 bers will enjoy a covered dish sup- meeting and discussion of "’The Chapter of the American Red Russiaii troops of the First eral Clark Before American Aircraft. er at pix o’clock, and after the Bishop s Crusade" will follow. Cross, and the Hartford Funeral Is Promoted Ukraine Army have captured Cervaro and Mountain ualness session they will have i Airmen Throw Every­ Directors Association. HALE'S SELF SERVE Sarny, Premier Stalin an­ Secret Conference. ggrocery bingo. Manchester mem There will be a meeting of the Top; One-Two Punch thing Loose in Libera­ London, Jan. 12.— (/P)— here on the committee are Mrs. Manchester Improvement Associa The Original In New England! nounced today, seizing the George H. Williams. Mrs. Samuel Loral Resident Is Now New York. Jan. 12—(iP)— Andre Thrown at Greek Port. tor into Channel. American heavy bombers tlon Wedne-sday evening. Jan. 12, fortified railway junction 3o roared over Berlin for the Houston and hfrs. John Murphy at the y . M. C. A. at 8 o’clock. Trade School Executive Vice Presi­ miles within old Poland after Maurois, author, now a Captain in Allied Headquarters, Algiers, first time yesterday, German Cards were sent out to the mem AND HEALTH MARKET an assault over the Sluch riv­ the French Army, said today that A U. S. Liberator Base in Eng The Women’s Home League of bership by John Zapadka, record­ dent of Phoenix Co. a lone Arab, hiddm on a beach Jan. 12 — (iP) — Allied bombers, reports said-today, setting off the Salvation Army will meet at Roll of Honor er. Stalin’s order of the day land, Jan. 12—(/P)— The crew of a ing secretary. near Algiers, almost upset the Al­ striking another day-and-night the greatest sky battle of all 2:10 tomorrow afternoon in the declared Sarny was “an im­ shattered Liberator struggling M. Clark Terrill, of 84 Prospect doubleheadcr b.ow into the Bal­ time in -which the Nazis used Junior hall. CuesU at this meeting •The annual meeting of the local portant strongpoint in the lied invasion of North Africa. back from France on only one en­ srlll be Mrs. Colonel Bale, retired, Top Stmlents of Novem­ street, has been promoted to the Wed. Morning Specials kans, battered Piraeus, the port of Chapter of the Connecticut Sports­ In a talte prepared for a Town gine, threw the body of their dead “ new tactics” and claimed to and her daughter, Mrs. Adjutant men will be held this evening at office of executive vice president German defenses in the Hall meeting the writer told the Athens in Greece, in heavy force ber ami December .Are navigator into the English chan­ have shot down 136 planes, Slater of the Hartford Divisional the American Liegion home on of the Phoenix Mutual Life Insur­ Aunt Jemima Polessye direction.” The S ^ story: yesterday, while aground the Fifth including 124 four-englned boml>- headquarters. Mrs. Bale is an in­ Leonard street. Edward Dziadua viet forces crossed the Sluch •rhe Aral detected the landing nel to help tighten their ship—and ers. Announced. ance Company, of Hartford. The MarinFs won another battle against the Japs when they fought the flames from oil drums Army seized more high ground in credited this with saving their teresting speaker, and the Home will be seated as president of the Ormand J. West yesterday and then took Sar­ of Lieut. Gen. Mark Clark and his Italy, Allied headquarters an­ Diversionary Raid on Berlin League extends a hearty welcome chapter, succeeding Lee Fracchia His i'areer In Company party when th'ey‘>' arrived by sub­ botnbed by the enemy on Puruata Island in the Bougainville aroa. Moving unexploded drums from lives. < Chamber of Commerce, talk on ny by assault, said the order within 30, feet of the raging Are, they wet them down and saved thout'ands of barrels of precious fuel.— nounced today. •We followed the course he gave The main force o f the Eighth to all women to attend this meet­ who has held the position for the year ago after having been vice- The student honor roll at the Mr. Terrill is a native of New­ marine Oct. 20, 1942, for a secret Air Force’s armada, accompanied "Washington in Wartime and Post (The German communique said us before he died, and It brought ing. Mrs. WlllUm Leggett and past two years. Dinner will be president for a number of years, State Ti-ade school here for No­ town and a graduate of Yale. He broadcast by Moscow and re­ conference with French leaders. (U.- C. Marine Corps Photo from NEA.) by new-type long range fighters, vember and December was an­ War Problems.” Blue Label the Nazis had been thrown out of us through,” Pilot Lieut. Glenn E. Mrs. ’Thomas Russell will be the served at 8 o’clock sharp. and will assist the new funeral di­ joined the Phoenix Mutual In the Mr. Lawshe will present a keen­ corded by the Soviet monitor. Believing the rendezvous to be Cervaro, fortified village four struck at Magdeburg and Halber* nounced today by Director John G. publi''ity and educational depart­ a black market operation, the Jorgensen of Freewater. Ore., said hostesses. rector whenever possible. ly factual and objective report on I miles east southeast of Cassino on stadt 100 miles aouthweJt o f the There are four cases of lobar Echmallan. It carries 15 names In ment In 1909 In 1914 he became Arab went to police bent on re­ today. ” We had unanimous faith Mr. West comes to Manchester the Nation’s capital, now the key Karo Syrup Moscow, Jan. 12.— (IP)—Id the Rome road, "after hard fight­ capital while other heavyweights The annual meeting of the Ec­ pneumonia in Manchester accord­ four different departments. agency secretary. In 1924 he was ceiving a reward. Meanwhile, Al­ in his navigation.” staged a diversionary raid on Ber­ with over 22 years of experience in ^Bill of Rights’ ing,” and also lost a mountain top Wounded Would Have Drowned clesiastical society , of the Center ing to the SUte Health Depart­ some of Connecticut’s lending fu­ Those atttainlng honors are as made an assistant secretary o f the the face of German counter­ lied strategy for the Nov. 8 land- Roosevelt Proposes to the northeast. lin itself, the Berlin correspond­ Fresh Jettisoning their comrade’s body Congregational church has been ment bulletin Issued today. neral estnhli.shmenta. including the follows: company and in 1929 became attacks, the Russians kept up 'r g was being planned in a nearby (Cervaro was the last village ent of Stockholm’s Aftonbladet called for tomorrow evening at Carpentry: G. Bidwell, R. King. secretary. In 1930 he was elected farmhouse. outpost guarding Cassino, the was a grim decision to have to reported. Alderson Funeral Home of Wat- their advances today in the Seen Preview make, but with the plane dropping 7:80 In the church parlor. Officers The regular communication of Drafting: P. Capra. N. Chmie- second vice president and in 1934 LA PIZZA Cars Put Out of Order powerful Nazi stronghold block­ This maneuver. In daylight, was erbury, Wilmot A West. Inc., of Medium Eggs western Ukraine and north rapidly toward the ocean — with for the year 1044 wlU be elecUd Manchester Lodge of Masons will Bridgeport, of which his brother is lewski, C. Small, S. Zwick. was made vice president. In 1935 A French Coast Guard officer, Huge Road Program ing the road to Rome. Allied similar to that used by the R A F . four wounded and two frostbitten f»wi other business transacted. be held In the Temple at 7:30 to­ a partner, and for the past eight Electric: W. Laws, J. Piader, C. he beca.me a director. and south of Sarny where the however, learned of the Arab’s ac­ troops had closed in on the village recently—a night feint at Berlin night. 'The Entered Apprentice Senkbeil. J^ Svirk, C. Hultgren. His Other .Activities strictly Fresh Red Artny is pushing west­ tions and put out o f order dll the Of Platform from the south and the northeast.) men who would have drowned if while delivering a heavy blow at and a half years as general mana­ the plane had "ditched” in the sea degree will be conferred. ger of Tayior & Modeen of Hart­ Machine: H. Dickinson. R. In addition to his connections ward. After -cutting the police cars and motorcycles. The one-two punch against Pi­ Leipzig. Haugh. L. Kaselauskas, G. Maneg- Depot This delayed the inspectors long Submits Plan for Devel- —and the crew throwing every­ ford. He la a native of Long with the Phoenix, he la a director north-south railroad through Bitter Fight raeus was delivered by ”a consid­ Madgeburg is an important The Mothers’ Circle of St. Anne gia. of the Hartford National Bank Large Eggs enough for the conferences to be erable force” of Flying Fortresses thing loose overboard, from guns German railroad and arms cen­ Branch, N. J.. where he attended the Prlpet marshes at points sev­ Reimblicaiis Plan Exten­ oping National High- ^ and ammunition to their radio FU EL O IL will hold its meeting tomorrow the local schools. His fraternal and ’Trust Company and the Socie­ completed, the French officers to by day, followed by R. A. F. Wei ter. evening at 8 o’clock at the home en miles north and south of Sarny, leave and the Americans to con­ associations include the Masons ty for Sa'vlnga. He is alao a mem­ Square Kraft sive Study of Do­ way System of Approx- On Draftin Of lingtons swooping in last night. More than 24 hours after t h ^ of Mrs. James. J. McVeigh, 85 Temple Chapter the Russians were just 75 miles ceal themsslves in the farmhouse Sofia, capital of Bulgaria, was (Continued on Page Pour) AN D GAS and Odd Fellows. He is married ber of the cor,.oration of the Hart­ short of being halfway between Foreign bombers returned—some of them, West Center street. and has a smali son and daughter. ford hospital and a member of the cellar. mestic and imately 34,000 Miles. t i rx hammered Monday in the same badly crippled and carrying WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE At present his family will Continue Meets Tomorrow executive comiiilttee. the finance Grille American Cheese Spread Kiev and V.’arsavv. Problems of Nation. kind of swift blows. wounded—British bases of the The Concordia Lutheran church to reside in West Hartford until committee and the board of direc­ Suggesta Sarny By-l’assed — Labor been Fires Started In Harbor Area U. S. Air Force still were comput­ Brand St. TeL 7426 will hold its annual meeting to­ Washington, Jan. 12.—(/P) _____ he can estnbli.sh a residence in tors o f the Connecticut Institute On The Square (The dispatch suggested that Fortress crewmen declared Aussies Cross ing results, preparatory to issuing morrow evening at 8 o’clock. Re­ Manchester. In the meantime, Temple Chapter, O.E.S., will for the Blind, all oi Hartford. 3-pound box $1.49 the Russians plunging th rou ^ Ciaiio’s Death Chicago. Jan. 12.—i/P\—A new —President Roosevelt sul>- many fires were started in the an official‘'commmiiquc on losses, ports on the work of the congre­ Mr. West will be on call at ail meet tomorrow evening at 7:45 In old Poland were by-passing Sarny, •'bill of rights” pi-oclaimcd by harbor area,, and a warehouse claims and destructions. gation for the past year will be Mr. Terrill has two children. initted to Congress today a . Congress Split Wide houis of the day and night by the Masonic Temple. Members are Miss Edna Terrill, who is at home 35 miles Inside the old frontier President Roosevelt in his giessage blew up. Fortress gunners downed Bui’i as Japs Claims 25 Prr Cent Lost presented by the heads of the va­ ’phoning Watkins Brothers Fu­ requested to note the change in Elgin Besides the troops north and proposal for development of a Apart on Re(|uest for five German fighters, and their The Scandinayiaq .Telegraph bu­ and a son. Robert C. Terrill, in Seen as Part to Congress was labelled by Repub­ rious organizations, and officers neral Seiwice. lime. After the biisine.ss session, south of the city, other Russians national highway system of Lightning escorts br-gged three reau reported from Berlin that the' will be elected for 1944. the United States Army. Legislation; Opposi­ Robert K. Anderson joined Wat­ Manchester As.sembly, No. 15. Or­ Mi Terrill is the son-in-law of OLD Lb. last ,yere reported five miles east licans today as a preview of the .".pproximately 84,000 miles more. , Lose Battle U. S. Air Force lost 25 per cent Oleomargarine 24c The Wellingtons hit about 10 kins Brothers in 1899 as a book­ der of Rainbow for Girls, will ex­ the tale Mr. and Mrs. Richard of Sarny.) ^ Of Bi» Piir^e 1944 Democratic platform and to provide a network of mod­ tion Has Edge Now. of the planes crossing westeni keeper. Clarence G. Watkins was emplify its degree work for the "On many sectors, offensive they set out to counteract it in de­ p m., starling at least nine large Germany. On Jie basis of the Ger- • f • U M N fr o m M m o m / Eastern Star members. Refresh­ Mdmirers. RECORDS ern roads “ e.ssential to the fires and touching off one huge TYXTT borrow umiicsasarll^ president of the concern at the battles were assuming a more vio­ tail. Complete Control of RANGE AND time and also First Selectman of ments will be served by the Rain­ Must be turned In for sal­ lent character,” the Army news­ Homeward bound members of future economic welfare and Bulletin! explosion. (Continiird on Page Four) A/''kat If a loan is to your Now that there is an extra sup­ Five Members of Form­ The ground communique said iMMllt. gat these 4’"estTss'*.. . the Town, so Mr. Anderson was bow Advisory Board. AI.ICB COFBAN vage If you want' to keep paper Red Star said, "the enemy the Republican National committee defense of the nation.” It wa.s e.s- Wiisliington, Jan. 12.—i/Ti Tuesday evening, Jan. 18. the {Known As queen Alice) the Fifth Army advance contin­ Huon PeiiiiiHular in 1. A loan bars astabllsbes yoar FUEL OIL also called upon to keep the books playing the new ones. has Introduced new units to com­ er Fascist Granil Conii- left instructions for an extensive timated the program would co st' — Senate eommlltee Wfnt credit nationwide. In almost of the Town as well as those of officers of Temple Chapter will go SPIRITUAL MEDIUM ‘I'/.c each paid tor old reo- ply of Eggs we suggest that yoii plete his defeated Infantry and $750,000,000 annually, “over a ‘ ued, “and some further high 400 other 'Personsl' offleta. study of domestic and foreign prob­ to work today on national Sight for Allies; Dead 381 Center St. Tel. 6566 Watkins Brothci-a. He had much lo Rockville where they will ex- Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son crdd'lrrespecflve of quaptlty. tank divisions.” eil Are Exeented on lems before they return here June reasonable period of years.” ground was seized. Enemy pock­ %. ‘Personal’ has the eapsfl- emplify the degree work at the Bom With a VHI. servlee legtslatlon i;iroiie»ted ets of resistance were cleaned up enca .. serves more paopla to do with organizing and systema­ start putting them away. Other Russian columns advanc­ 26 for their party convention to Report Transmlited to Solons by I*resldent Roosevrit amid Left on Field by Foe. than any " — ------James A. Woods tizing the growing business. Un­ meeting of Hope Chapter of that Readings Dally, hicladlng Sunday. ing toward Rumania increased Charges of Treason. and our front line straightened Flashes! city. Temple chapter members are pick a presidential nominee most The chief executive trairsmittod \ widfsiprend expressions of op­ til last year he held the record for 9 A. M, to 9 P. M. Or By ApiMdnt- KEMP'S their threat to the Odessa-War­ of them think will be opposed by out.” Advanced Allied Headquarters, (Late Bulletins ol the ()P) Wire) cordial., invited to attend, and are ment. In the Service of the Peo­ to the legislators a report by a | position and the deelaration One German patrol crossed the Individual sales, rolling up a total Inc. WATER GLASS can 25c saw railroad. At the Swiss-Italian Frontier, Mr. Roosevelt in November. National Inter-Regional Highway 1 of Senator Austin (R., Vt.), New Guinea, Jan. 12.- (/P)—Com­ ______tt costs. 1 of nearly $100,000 personal sales. requested to notify Worthy Ma­ ple for SO Veara. TeL 5680 Garigliano river southeast of X wssks aosts 4ae. 768 Main St. StIU Holding Corridor Open Jan. 12.—(JV-Execution of Count The National committee ordered committee which he appointed in j author of a labor draft bill,- War PUnt Guard Killed For a number of years he was buy­ tron Mra. Bernice Thrall if they 160 Church Stieef. Hartford, Conn. In the upper Dnieper bend sec­ (’gstel Forte, headquarters .said, plete control of the Huon penin­ g. ws apmselsto your bus»- plan to be present. continued a study now under way April, 1941, to look into the need | that he would not push for Its Cranston, R. I., Jan. IX— A ; 'Ibsrs Is DO “ws’rs* er for various departments in the Phone 6-2024 tor, the Gernlane by hard fighting Clano and-four other members of taking up pKJsitions in farmhouses. sula on northeast New Guinea was Funeral Director. However, in the HEALTH MARKET headed by governors and members highways and the possibUity of | lodged the Nazis and forced them aigiMtaiw aloos. Prompt, pri- ing open their narrow escape cor­ on charges of treason to the Mus- of Congress, into the foreign and using manpower and industrial mand for It. tralians defeated the Japanese in 2,000 feel by a hit and run auto- yato ssrirtes. Senslbls psy- ASBESTOS SIDING past few years the latter end of ridor from the Smela-Kaney area back over the river. Freah Ground hulonl government was viewed domestic policies on which the capacity which will be available I Artillery duels and patrol ac­ a tank and artillery action there muldle today, falling lifeless to the BMnts. A losD

MA^JCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, MANCHESibK^ CONN., VVEU.NESUAX, JANUARY 12, l'J44 less fru' tratlon and despair create • reporter new prolilems for the forces of lib­ Short Session i ^***W'-' v“"’ your attitude?" Sons of Italy eration. This answe^ must come Noted Educated Dog Here; queried. ^.>4 JTi^-y^ ^, .. • . ■ ^ ' ■. Quota Is Set Outlines Plans simultnneoiiBly both from our rs... fOR BSP'S^ No Itiange in Attitude Government In Washington In ap­ To Be Sought ‘•Not Iq the slightest." the gov­ r s T T ' - n T i Adopt Pledge propriations adequate to the Im­ Is Resting Between Shows I Clifford’s Winter Wear For Boysf In War Drive ernor answered. For Sportsmen mediate need and from the 7,000,- He then was asked bluntly: STARTS TODAY 000 Italians In America who are Baldwin to Confer Fri­ "Are you ready and willing to eager and prepared to give all Billie Watkins, owner of u,se Gen. (William Tccumseh) At 25th Anniversary on Meiiibpr of Stale Fii-li Th iy’RI that they can in accordance with "Major," the educated dog, Is Noted Show Dog day with Minority Manrlieslrr Mu«l Raise .Sherman’s remark that "If nomin­ I OUR WOMEN Sunday Endorse Reso­ governmental requirements. We spending a few weeks in Man­ SHEEP LINED #1,441,000 Tins Time ated 1 will not run, if elected I will Ami Game Board FIOHTINO FRONTI ask the President’s War Relief .Leaders on Agenda. WIDE not serve’ ?’’ lution of the Order. Board In Washington to approve chester with relatives of Mrs. "The answer to that." Dewey re­ In Fourth Bund Issue. S|ieaker Last Ni{;ht. now the formation of a represen­ Watkins, on Walker street. Hartford, Jan. 12—(IP)—Hoping, HOODED JACKETS plied, "is that 1 am wholly and The 26th anniversary of Gul- tative Italian American Commit­ He has attracted much atten­ he said, to reach an agreement cxcusively occupied with the busi­ Dr. John Flaherty of Rockville, tee for Italian Relief and to au­ ' Treated With Aridex Manchesler’ii quota for the ness of admini.stering the affairs seppe Mazzinl lodge. Order of tion In tovyn tbe last few days whereby thq work of .the forth­ Foiirih War Bond has boon set at a member of the Slate Fish and Sons of Italy, was quietly ob­ thorize thb collection of funds for Water Repellent Wind Resistant of the state of .New York period this urgent cause. We ask, too, as he rides around with his coming special session of the $1,411,000 according to, Harold C. Game Commission gave the mem­ Sizes 10 to 16 end quote." served last Sunday out of respect that the National War Fund allo­ three German Shepherds. Legislature would be limited to Alvord, treasurer of the Maiichei- "Do you intend to rule out the bers of the local chapter of the to war conditions. In one of the cate out of its contingent fund a Mrs. Watkins, who was the ter Trust Company and general eventuality of a draft?" the seven subjects he has asked Connecticut Sportsmen an Inter­ best meetings held by the lodge liberal contribution for Italian re­ former Miss Evelyn Steven­ chairman of the local committee. "I haven’t even had to meet that esting outline o f the work being it to consider. Governor Baldwin A meeting of the full Committee for a number of years the resolu­ lief comparable with the sums al­ problem and I don’t expect to have accomplished by this body and the tion adopted by the Supreme located to other occupied and dev­ son, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. plans to confer Friday with the $ 18.75 will be announced within the next to meet It," Dewey said. Joseph Stevenson, of Walker few day* at which time the vari­ plans for the future developments Lodge at its convention in Novem­ astated countries. minority leaders of the^ouse and for the sportsmen. The members street, returned to town last ous units will be named. tid* by tide liiibatti* ber was unanimously endorsed. The cause of Italy is particular­ Senate, Rep. T. Emmet CTlarle o i Finger-Tip fall and her two daughters, of the local chapter seated their wHb rtia m M tb «y l*v *l That resolution follows; ly and naturally dear to the hearts Killingly and Senator Leon Rla- Alpaca Lined To Push E Ronds newly elected officers at the an­ one five and the other six, are The break-down In the quota * The Order Sons of Italy in of those o f'u s who trace our an­ Cassi of Hartford. Open Forum nual meeting last evening held st CiAUOItTt rAUlllTI VIRONICR America, In convention assembled cestry to that land. But the cause attending the schools In Man­ At a silnilar conference held calls for $611,000 In E bonds for chester. She and Mr. Watkins COATS the town and the remainder, $830,- the American Legion home on In Cleveland this day. Armistice of Italy is even dearer and more last week, the governor won ready Leonard street. Day 1943, renews its pledge of un­ important to those of all strains were married in 1935 and have agreement to the proposal from Sizes 14 to 18 000, In F and B bonds. The sale of "Labor’s Problems’’ COllEIHODDUD’ llllE spent the time since traveling \ E bonds will be pushed hard this Edward Dziadiis succeeds Lee limited support of the war and who realize that there can not be his own party leaders. Senator .lUST ONCE A YEAR WILL YOU FIND SUCH EXTRAORDI­ F'racchia as pre.sident, Walter once again, voicing its entire a new democratic Europe and a in all parts of the country with Henry H. Hunt of GlBstonbiiry drive and the small buyer will be the trained dogs. $ 19.95 NARY VALUES IN THIS STORE-WIDE SWEEP OF DRASTIC encouraged to Invest hia surplua To the Editor: Kompanlk was named as vice if membership, reaffirms its devo­ better world order without a free, and Rep. E. Lea Marsh, Jr., of Old in E bonds. The other classifica­ We are reading much about president. Stephen Klein, treasur­ tion to the principles of democra­ united and happy Italy. The cra­ "Major" who is now 13 Lyme. MARKDOWNS. DO SHOP EARLY FOR THESE REMARK­ years old. Is a remarkably well tion Is for larger Investors. labor and its problems and reme­ er and Richai^ Miiskc was secre­ cy and freedom for which Ameri­ dle of culture and the arts must Favor Speedy SesMion tary. A chicken and spaghetti din­ S o W T ca and its allies arc now fighting trained canine. He demon­ Clarie and RlaCassl both have ABLE SAVINGS. ALL ITEMS LESS THAN $6.00 ARE FOR House , to . House Csnvass dies in these days. Strikes and be preserved as an instrument of Chairman Alvord said that_ his ner was served by Osanu. Jack throughout the world. progress in the world. It must be strates to school children how expressed themselves in favor of a CASH ONLY. ALL SALES FINAL. I !an- call for a house to house can­ walk-outs are certainly next to Dwyer, Herald sports editor, was We are proud of the record o f welcomed aa an equal partner In to safely cross streets, the speedy and nofi-controversial legis­ FINGKR-TTP Italian Americans in this war. We proper method of stopping at vass by s volunteer group yet to treason during a war. toastmaster. Mett SONNY runs the concert free nations. lative session, but the latter also ‘ 1 be named. There will also be a Let us also look at labor’s prob­ Dr. Flaherty recalled n'^ny in­ salute our 800,000 young men and stop Signs and he can even tell has said he would not go in opposl- = -p. OTTIT T” A r ' ^ foromount'* n«w $tor1 The Order Sons of Italy voic­ time. Since the war he has a section known as the Retail Stores lems In a broadminded, sensible; cidents of the past thirty-five years women of Italian blood in the ing the conviction of all Italian tion to other Democratic leglsla- ^ REVERSIBLE CROATS program which is- neaded by Her­ way. and told of his impressions as a armed Forces of the United States new act. He salutes when the tors who might feel differently. and SCARFS • MARK SANDRiCH omuciuii Americans urges as an integral names of United States gen­ bert B Hou.se as fhalrman with For years, labor and its needs to member of the commi.sslon. He and pay lasting tribute to those in A number of Democrats have the Mediterranean, in Italy, and clement In the establishment of erals are mentioned and be- i STREET DRESSES Mrs John P. Cheney. Jr., a-sslst- live a comfortable life have been outlined the plans which the com­ ALSO a Just peace the preservation of announced plans to Introduce at , In the Pacific,- who have died on comes excited when Hitler's Every young lad need.s a reversible. Ing. ignored. We all remember the mission'has for the betterment of Henry Her-onies a .live— the territory of Italy and a free the special session matters not ...... 50 the battlefield that we of their name la called. The.se are in Brown or Blue. Sizes 10 ____ 5.00 7.5 Challis Type It will be Interesting to note atarvatlon wage paid for labor conditions throughout the state. And Jitterbug When access to the economic resources listed by the governor in hia 54 Crepes and Wools .... V.AL. TO 1.9* fle.sh and blood and all of our fel- The "Major” haa alao learn­ VAI.. TO 12.9* that Manchester’s share of the during the depression. If one was He concluded by complimenting "Henry Aldrich Swings It” of the world In accordance with proclamation convening it. At­ to 20. Get him bno tomorrow! bond sales Is 25 per cent of the fortunate enough to have a Job. the local chapter on its steady Jimmy Lydon — Charlie Smith lowmen throughout the world the Atlantic Charter and the Four ed that he ahould fight the ' tracting the most attention among 54 Frinije T r im ...... 50 may be free of oppression and black market and will not eat Major them has been Senator John L. 39 Crepes and Wools . • • • ___ 8.00 ® VAL. TO l.OS quota for the entire state of Ne­ We remember when the bread line* growth and the number of men, Freedoms. Any attempt to dis­ V.\I.. TO 16.9* vada. The biggest problem for the were long, and most towns found 107. now serving with the colors. tyranny. We salute, also, the mil­ member that country, to deny It meat If he Is'told that no ra- . — Sullivan of New Britain who local committee Is the house to Other speakers during the eve­ lions of Italian Americans in tioning points were given for it. in Manchester until the weather wants an investigation of the cir­ .... 1 0 . 0 0 43 Hand Knit W o o ls ...... 2.00 it very difficult to find enough its right to natural boundaries or improves and then start out again. 15 Crepes and Wools . .'. . VAL. TO S.9* house group which will face the ning were, Douglas Morse, game shops and factories. In the mines exploit by artificial arrangements Mr; Watkins intends to remain cumstances surrounding the pur­ VAL. TO 22.98 hardest task of any olh^r subcom­ money to help the needy. and on the farms, who produce I? Mr. Roosevelt was then elected warden, Ted Wraight of Ellington, MIDNITF StIOW for military or diplomatic needs chase and repair of the guberna- $ 13.95 mittee within the>(|eneral group. _SAT.*SUIUI!S.K)«. the sinews and the implements of torital mansion on Prospect ...... 5.00 16 Hand Knit W o o ls ...... 5.00 President. W'e remember the one of the best known game war­ EYETty FRIDAY must, and will be, fought vigor­ the nations and an open door to 23 Junipers...... VAL. TO 5.98 war which make victory Inevita­ ously by the liberal forces of the Wives Are Invited avenue VAI.. TO 19.9* s’ t squawks from many people, es­ dens In this section. Both wanted ble /and democratic government the world’s material and economic ... i Caiiflidute Poll pecially the poltticiana, when the to see the local club Expand and world. We condemn the propagan- resources. In such a world colo­ secure. da in certain quarters to appease PresidentVsked for money appro­ obtain more territory for the use While Americans of Italian des­ nial exploitation and Imperialistic To Dinner priations for a w 143 Leather and Fabrics . .... 2 . 0 0 boxes- much in the same fashion .States Senate, by hia own choice, Held as Sp) Italian Americans to redouble ing the free movement of men tion on this day of November, V.AI., TO 5.98 as in election voting bootlis. dictating to labor where it must their efforts on the home front, over the earth and the liberal ex­ A.D., 1943. ABEL’S t Simple Question .\sked work and a cure for all problems HUTTON continue to respond generously to change of men’s handiwork must SERVICE STATION They were asked simply: "What (Continued from Page One) relating to labor. the country's appeals for support be broken down.' We favor a lib­ King Gustaf of Sweden ascend­ 26 Cooper Street man would you like to see nomina­ to the war fund, to the Red Cross, eral immigration policy among all ed the throne in January of 1908. UNTRIMMED COATS As a native Vermonter, and a airplane, ammunition, ship and ted by the Republican party?" past resident of Burlington, the c/w fFRANK SINATRA to the Treasury Department, and The committee has 106 mem­ explosive production a.s well as to unite Indissoluble on the broad city of Mr. Austin’s residence, I information on contemplated 1942 Lt* » CONTEST 15 10a% Wool Tweeds...... 12.00 bers. Ninety-five were represented /S yvi/X’''- rm m i '..vj/ c.* u ’ basis of patriotism, casting aside HOSIERY at the meeting—76 In person and know from personal experience Allied invasion plans. ' VAL. 25.00 that Mr. Aualin did not believe in. all personal and group interest 19 by proxies. Of the total 87 were Hoover said he had worked, ,<\AX5??GANG • M A R IA N N E jm d clashing political and econom­ BREAKING ALL RECORDS! or vas not Interested much in the EODIE SKAFEB .o T M E K S 16 100% Wool Boy Coals...... 15.00 contacted. 82 voted or declared here a.s a biokerage firm employe, ic views which weaken and de­ ' VAL. 29.9* 123 42-Gauge Rayons . . 2 Pr. for 1.00 their open-mindedness, fis'e de­ living standards of the worker, finajicial expert and had been em­ when he was interested in politics stroy this unity. Also that we may clined to cast ballots, and the oth­ ployed by the New York State soon achieve Victory over our One Large Group of 20 100% Wool Fleeces ...... 19.00 143 Cotton Mesh ..... 2 Pr. for 1.00 ers were not available. within the state. He was In a posi­ Unemployment sei'vlce and by the NOW—IN ITS SECOND WEEK VA1.M *9.9* While many of the committee tion to help labor, but he chose to iH secRRT semicc NelzI and Japanese .enemies and FABRIC PUR.SES VAL. TO 1.9* EACH Department of AgricuJMire. hasten the liberation of Italy, we’ members will be delegates to the keep in line with the money class Von Rautter spoke five lan­ Originally *2.9* and $.3.98 26 100% Wool Bov Coals...... 25.00 national convention, the selection and the Chamber of Commerce, ple.dge support to the democratic ' ' VAL. 15.00 64 Knee-Length Sock* . 2 Pr. for 1-00 guages, according to FBI Special forces now striving heroically to ® A’AL. 7.V; E.ACH of the nominee will be up to the which was organized to keep !n- Agent E. E. Conroy. NOW si.no full assembly of 1,059 delegates. restore liberty to the Italian peo­ FRADIN’S INC; 1 dustry out of Burlington, thereby He win be given a further hear­ ple. We denounce the so-called keeping wages at the lowest possi­ ing Jan. 25. ^publlean Party, puppet and tool ble level. o f the barbarian hordes on Italian FUR-TRIMMED COATS Belief Grows Dewey There was practically only one I.,eather Palm NEW OWNER’S Yelling Foils Kobberj FRANK SWATU soil, and trust no Italian will oe ff Hlinfi to Be Drafted industry in Burlington, empj^oying misled by Its voice of betrayal and BUNNY MITTENS 21 100% Wool Coals...... : .30.00 LINGERIE Albany, N. Y.. Jan. 12—UPi—Be­ about 500 men. whose owner con- Chicago —(/Pi—Two gunmen at- defeat. Luxurious White Fur Rack. -sldered 30 cents per hour a living lief that Gov, Thomas E. Dewey temptdd to rob a bowling alley but [^SINGING We call upon America to return Originally S2..39 would consent to bo drafted as Re­ wage. Almosf all good business were thwarted when Jacob Tsior, a to their homeland, to fight for 28 100% Wool Coats...... 40.00 40 Cotton Pajamas...... 1.00 publican candidate for president property was bought up by this night watchman, started yelling. V.\L. TO 2.9* the liberation of Italy, all Italian NOW $1.9S VAL. 69.98 mounted today after his failure, man so no other business could He continued to yell aa one of the prisoners of war whose hearts are REORGANIZATION EVENT men beat him on the head with a hSL c o n t e s t 62 Crepe S lip s...... 1.00 in answer to a direct question, to start up. He therefore set the with the cause of democracy. 41 100% Wool Coals...... 50.00 eliminate himself from considera­ standard of wages in Burlington. lead pipe. But, it was no u.se. They Pending their return to Italy, we ' VAL., 99.9* VAL. TO 2.9* tion for the nomination. Owing to the great effort of finally fled without loot. At a sec­ 'v; Have tfoa a Mnetnet ask that these prisoners be re­ One Small Group of Twenty-one reporters shot ques­ ond bowling alley, police said the 22 100% Wool Coats...... 60.00 15 Maternity S lip s...... 1.00 Mayor John C. Bums, who has leased in the custody of relatives For the sake of illustration we will take one item to prove 1. ' 4 VAL. TO 1.9* tions for more than an hour ye.s- done more for Burlington than all .same robbers trussed up a nighU and friends In America to aid in WOMEN’S . V . VAL. 98.00 terday at New York’.4 governor, watchman, • stole $884, 60 carton4r other mayors for the past 25 mimwmmNo Exp erien ce homefront production as workers a point— glass lunch boxes.. *The metal situation eliniinated Originally *’2.98 6 100% Wool Coals...... 75.00 70 Crepe G ow n s...... 2.00 who repeatedly has said he la not years, an aircraft plant has be of cigarettes and a quanUty of In the common cause. ' ■ VAL. 125. 4' VAL. TO 6.9* a "candidate" for the nomination come established there. Since he whiskey. While we are mindful of and Uie usiiai metal lunch box you^ve been used to hut American NOW .Sl.OO They received answers that sent 1. . . . 2 . 0 0 has been 'in office he has had to grateful for the tolerance and un­ ,30 Crepe S lip s...... them out of the conference con­ battle every inqh of his way with ingenuity has provided a very good substitute and durable too. V.AL. TO 2.9* derstanding with which our Gov­ V t vinced that he has not closed the the cooperation of the Burlington ernment has dealt with Italian 12 Ensem bles...... ____ 5.98 door against any move to draft Daily News to help labor In Bur­ alien residents throughout the All of which goes on to illustrate the fact that we have to get Regular. *2.9* RAINCOATS him. • lington. war, we believe the time has come OUTING FI.ANNEL VAL. TO 10.9* The exchange began with the along with suhstitiitionS ih many lines— sometimes the sub­ ExcKing values in women’s wear In 1931 on a very large estate for a review of all pending cases GOWNS and I?A.IAM.\S 25 PeU MeU Types ...... 5.00 30 Satin Quilt Bedjackcls ____ 2.00 governor being informed of re­ hear Burlington, men with large of Italian aliens still detained in ...h a v e made this event one \'AL. TO 10.9S I ports that J. Russell Sprague. Na­ stitutes are a step ahead o f old time accepted merrhaiiflise. V VAL. TO 8.98 families were employed nine hours alien camps as potentially dangei- NOW $2..'»9 that will be long remembered. 4 tional Republican committeeman a day, six days a week, and ous to the national security. We ___ 10.00 from New York, and State Chair­ 12 Reversibics...... through their employer’s ‘‘great are certain that, In the light of Shop our store consistently when in n^ed of anything you Everything in the store has been VAL. TO 19.9* man Edwin F. Jaeckle have given generosity” were paid nine dollars. the present situation and the new priced for quick clearance. See party leaders at the Chicago meet status of Italy as a co-belllgerent normally expect to find here. ing of the Republican National . These conditions for the working class existed all around Senators ally of America and the United RAYON PANTIES these unusual values tomorrow! committee ‘"pretty definite assur­ Nations, most of these detained Non-nin. Fine Quality Rayon ROBES ances” that Dewey would be avail- Austin, 'X'hich made him quite A. aliens will be found to be dur With Elastic Tops. SUITS and JACKETS I f ale to run, if nominated by the na­ satisfied with his own lot. In my mind any latior bill spon­ friends and not our enemies. This tional convention. ,30 Wool Flannels . , . . . . . 5.00 sored by Senator Austin will be we believe to be a further act >/f . 79c 15 Wool Suits ...... 15.00 "Does that reflect any change in 2 for 81..30 VAL. TO Slt.9* REG. 10.98 more detrlmenUl than beneficial. goud will towards the people of . 5.00 In last night’s Herald, I read an Italy. 12 Wool Jackets...... 5.00 6 Quilted Satins...... article by Clare Luce rapping the We recommend the opening of Thrilling-New VAL. 12.9* REG.- 8.0* the malls to Italy, that there may "glamour girl." A Small Group of V She Is also an Austin follower, flow freely to the Italian peopie 6 Iiiiported Wool Jackets...... 10.00 as she said: "If woman power is in the tragic moment of their life A\ Boy Said to His Father The Other Day, SKIRTS V.VC. 23.00 neccasary .to win victory, women the sentiments of their, kinsmen ■Assorted W ools and Rayons. REDUCTIONS Father should be drafted for war work in America. We ask, too. that the Originally 8.S.9* and *.5.9* and armed -forces auxiliaries. transmission of remittances ui . IN CHILDREN’S Since I believe Senator Austin money and in kind be facilitated "What Will We Have For NOW $2.50 SPORTSWEAR I Is too old for the armed forces, he to that country. .50 will have to be kept on the home 'The devastation, the hunger, r 34 Felts Hats John’s the appalling human sufferings News When the War Is FUR-TRIMMED •. front. 7.5 Plaul Wool Skirts .... • e a 2.00 caused by the Nazi hordes in Si­ VAL. 4.9* AA- • ' But of the pictures I have seen CORDUROY JACKETS . . .50 of Mrs. Luce. I believe ahe has cily and southern Italy aiid by our 62 Wool Mitts...... " • ■ own inevitable military activity In Red, Green and Brown. 64 Pleated Wool Skirts . . . . 3.00 V A L . 1.79 M e d ic in e plenty of glamour herself to Join Over" ? Also a Few Wool Jarlrets. a troupe show to go overseas to In that theater of the war call for VAL. 8.9* Originally *8.08 and *10.98 24 'Fur M itts...... 2.00 keep up the morale of our fighting immediate and generous meas­ Quite a question because for hundreds of thou­ 60 Zippered Wool Slacks . . 3.00 i V A L . S.29 ures of .relief and rebabilltatiun. COATS men. sands of youngrsters war is the principal thing they NOW $6.00 VAL. TO 8.9* U f o r RespectfuUy yourt. It Is to America that the Italians 63 Pocketbooks...... 50 turn their emaciated faces . and have heard atout. . . . . Lawrence llonnlere, If you still need a good Winter 94 Crepe and Print Blouses 2.00 ' V A L. 1.29 17 Haaal street hopeful eyes for an answer to Let us hope the news of the future will be about VAL. 4.9* coat, here and now is th^ time / • •• . . Manchester. their impelling needs. > We neither advancements in living, in science, in medicine and . 24 Si*e 7*14 Dresses . . . 1.00 coughs can ignore nor delay our answer. Pull-Over and Cardigan 203 AH Wood Sweaters . . . 3.00 > t V A L . 2.29 Editor's Note: Senator AusU*. the development of a ^ tte r world to live in that SWEATERS to buy It! All coats are from V.AL. TO 7.9* ** due then, was not the only one sur­ regular' stock. Richly furred, . . 7.00 prised when President Rooaevelt, we all look forward to. White, Lilac. Red, Maize and 10 Corduroy Suits .... Other Popular Color*. Sizes 18 Heavy Nub Sweaters . . . 5.00 V A L . 10.98 on Tuesday, recommended enact­ Look to the future now and SAVE because you warm and smartly styled...and REG. H.M for Everyone. . . 5.00 colds ment of -the national service act know there will be new and improved things you Originally *4.0* at real thrifty savings. 16 Winter C oals...... Serfktor Austin has been propos­ ^ VAL. 10.99 will want. Put these savings into War Bonds and ing- NOW $4.69 and $.5.29 # 22 Winter C oa ls...... 7.00 Used 85 Years ' ■ * ' * . your Savings Account. MILLINERY 1 V A L . 1 4 ^ Waste peanut hulla can he f “ 4 processed and made Into a auo- . . 2.00 atituta for’^ r k . $ 1 5 .OOto$60'00 20 Felt Hats ....____ • • • . 2.00 23 Wool Skirts ...... Soothes Throat IrriUtion Quilted Rayon Satin * V A L . 4.98 Food thatS exerllently pr<^ TAX INCLUDED. VAL. 3.9S i '% HOUSECOATS pared aad served In perfect v y Odds ’ n Ends Table ...... 50 Broken Sizes. 30 Lauz Hats ...... • • • . 3.00 VAL. aurroandlng* in our claim to VAL. 7A* ' ^ "Food Fame/' The Savings Bank Originally *12.98 LUNCHEON DAILY NOW $10.00 0DD.S •N EN D S T A B L E 6.5c «» of Manchester Alao a Few Quilted Cotton Open 7:S0 A. M. to 1 A. M. J. T. BLAIR Housecoats .At *3.00 ^ GARDEN A Mutual Savings Bank Prcsitlciil-^— Fratliii's liic. 5 0 y . 2 5 )f Buy War Bonda and More War Bonds! COMPACTS...... VAL. TO 1.98 JEWELRY ...... VAL. TO 2.00 Restaurant All Legal Bevqrageo ...... V A L . TO 1.00 W INDSOR T IE S ...... V A L . T O 1.00 *40^ MAIN STTREET MAIN SI. MANCHtB MANCHESTER EV’ENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1944 • • I H* P I 9*; MANCHESTER EVEN4NG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1944 Is I'U V Ii “MONTGOMERY WAl * further west, for north-south oom- Russians Continue munlcatione In this region. Hartford Books Rufutian Propofial for Polish Boundary The trip-hammer .blows o f Gen. Millions Would Feel Bombs Batter __ 0 - B O — Liisgies Cross _ ..'.... ‘ ____ • ------Advances Despite Nikolai Vatutin’s troops, aided by Osborne’s Band WARDS EXTRA-VALUE LOW PRICES... Weddings guerrilla detachmenta, demoral- Piraeus; More lied the German reaietanca in this Tomorrow Night 8 O’Clock, Odd Fellows Hall Buri as Japs 100 FINLAND Counter-Attacks area, according to a broadcast Labor Draft Urged W ill Osborne brings his grrr.' SPONSORED BY KIN G D AV ID LODGE, 1. O. O. F. WARDS DEPENDABLE QUALITY! iTATUTt MIHS Laningrad Russian communique. Shattered Novak-Opalarh by the relentless Soviet offanaive, Hollywood band to the staso o 3 0 GAMES 3 0 Ground Gained (Oonttnned from Page One) Lose Battle ’The marriage o f Miss Ida Stella the Nasia aeemod unable to offer the State theater tn Ha; i. Might Force Only Com- In v a s io n S u p p lie s effective resistance anywhere 2,$ Games ...... 64.00 Prize Per Game Opalach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SWEDEN (rontIniMd from Page One) available tank and infantry re- along ‘he widening Sarny wedge. ford, thli Friday. Saturdaj 4 Special G a m es...... $10.00 Prize Per Game Stanley Opalach, o f 30 Wood Lane, and Sunda'v. Co-headlined on thi uarative Handful into rx-i , rr< ■ . ^OMtlaiicd from Psft Oa«) Stockholm I' serves In an effort to stem tb4 They lost 800 officen and men In Jobs Not Aciually 1 T ie iiie ii.lo iis I Special Game...... $50.00 Prize to Staff Sergeant Stanley Paul aged railway trains by gunfire, Russian advance. Red Star dis­ thla area alone yesterday, the bin with W ill Osborne. Is lovclj Door Prize $10.00 the Novak, son of Mr. and Mrs. John temBtlng to evacuate from and hit a echooner, driving It patches said, and fighting all Moscow bulletin reported. Marion Hutton. Glenn Miller's Fa S|teclal Cards lOc Each. de- Novak of 92 West Main street. mous Singing Star. Several top fitjyjled nutcracker, have been aground. ’Their guns al.so bom­ ?^:iiiiyi||iii|iiji|iiiph along the front was assuming a Vatutin’s left wing operating Soiiglit by Them. All Bingo Players Are Invited To Attend! •troyed in recent days. Rockville will take place notch acts are added to the ehow Camp Lee, Va., Jan. 12—(A’) — barded San Benedetto. RUSSIA more violent character. At no; west and southwest of Novpgrad- The urgency -for a swift and suc­ The Allied campaifn to clear this evening at six o’clock In ...... Including Max and His Gang: Ed By Janiim M arloiv^nd Uvorge Eleven enemy pianos were de­ point, however, the dispatches Volylnskl also met diminishing cessful pro.secUtion of the tremend­ January Home Values ,Kuon peninsula started soon after St. John’s church on Golway stroyed during widespread opera­ added, was the enemy able to German resistance. . More than 30 die Shafer, "That Zany Come ZIfIke -.the tall o f Lae. on the southwest strset. ■ The rector. Rev. S. J. dian;” Marianne, and others. A i ous supply mission in the coming tions, and qeven Allied aircraft liiliiiilllpi stop the Soviet drive despite the towns were swept up In this sector Washington, Jan. 12.— lA*) — invasion was stressed by Lieut. ^ r e . Sept. i « W h ile one force of Sicicpkowskl, who will officiate were missing. heavy weight of armoi thrown in­ and 1,100 Nazis were rap&rted extra added attracUon at all night ('Australians drove around the will use the double ring ceremony. III BoHic llliiii'ii shows, is the Frank Hiustra Sing Many milliqn Americana would Col. Frank B. Maxim, chief of the Mitchell bombers hit the rail- Vitebsk to the battle. killed within th%. past 24 hours. feel the weight of the labor draft technical training services at the aoast. another battled Its way Chrysanthemums and palms will yards at i'alconara northeast of Ing Contest, an opportunity for al Tank Charges Repulaed Driving on the raiUjunction center law proponed by President Roose- , .j,,,quartcrma.stor school here, at ------horthward Inland, through the decorate the altar, and the bridal Rome, and Fabriano In north cen­ ’^vould-bc” Sinatras to fsmo ant \MalmoeiHii!!!!!i!i!iii^*»^ Furious tank charges against of Shepetovka, the Red Army although it might force only a jiceremonies marking the comple­ y valleys of the Markham and Kamu music will be played by Miss tral Italy, halting traffic in the fortune. Anyone can enter th« troops of Gsn. Nikolai Vatutin ap­ troops captured Radullno, 16 miles comparative handful Into job.s they tion of a highly specialized quar­ JANUARY 'V ttvers. The inland force is near- Josephine Grzyb. organist of the Falconara yards at least tempor southwest.11 Wi of Novograd-Volylnski, contest by writing or phoning thi Minsk proaching the Odessa-Warsaw didn’t seek. termaster supply course for non­ E tag Bogadjim, enemy supply point church. arlly, and blasting concentrations and Burtin, 16 miles east of Shepe-eps' theater or appearing in person a^ r a ilw ^ were beaten back. Red Rcasona; commissioned officers. Among ' ui» the coast about 20 miles south The bridal attendanti will be of rolling stock at Fabriano. the manager’s office. The screcr tovka. German and Hungarian X 1. The president emphasized it the graduates were three residents ;■ the larger Japanese base at Miss Agnes E. Opalach. tister of Warhawks bombed and strafed Star said, with guerrilla detacn- attracUon will be "Charlie Clian Ir Gomel* ments lending valuable aid to the troopa Were surrendering In con­ would prevent strikes, now run­ of Connecticut. the bride, aind Casimer Novak of two freight trains supplying the Secret Service” tvlth S 1 d n e j Soviet regulars. The Germans siderable numbers, the war bulle ning about 10 a day. Therefore, all . Ready to depart for supply as­ * * ^ o w Madang. and about 60 Hartford, cousin of the bride­ Germans on the Adriatic coastal tin aaid. Toler as Charlie Chan. were also reported launching b/ labor would be affected. signments on far flung' battle- Miles from the Australians sWho groom. front, and night bombers scored Lively fighting was reported In There will be a midnight show fierce counter-assaults south and 2. All men and women not dis­ fronts, the graduating group heard urossed the Bari river, are the Given in marriage by her father, hits on bla.st furnaces and foundry the Smela-Kirovograd area, where on Friday only. southwest of Berdichev but these, qualified by age or other reasons the colonel declare the neccsslt.v :Americans at Saidor. the bride will wear a princess buildings of the iron and steel Gen. Ivan 8. Konev's Second There are late stage shows Sat too, were smashed. Red Star add­ for a "steady, unrclenticss flow of Destroy Eight Bridges styli gown of white brocaded satin works at Piomblno on the Italian Ukrainian Army was cleaning up urday and Sunday at 10 p. m. would be subject at any time to ed. supplic.s, never wavering.” with sweetheart neckline. She' will west coast 40 miles south of L eg­ isolated pockets of enemy reslet- orders where to work, even If it DRESSES HATS Allied bombers visited the Bo- wear a finger-tip veil and carry n From inside the Dnieper bend The class comprised enlisted horn. ance, following the capture of The Army Air Forces has meant moving to another, city. iadjim area, the commimique bridal bouquet of orchids and where huge concentrations of specialists from Arm y posts and Rayon and , W ERE SI.98 TO $i.9$ Kirovograd Itself in a battle 16,000 corps of nearly 7,000 nurses. Actually forced shifts from job Mid, dumping 76 tons of explo- Gorm.in troops face encirclement units throughout the country. Wool Giibarfllni's, camellias. Sofia Being Evacuated Germans Were reported killed. to job might not affect any large gives on supply dumps and de­ The maid of honor will be gown­ by the forces led by Vatutin and The list included: WF.KE TO $l'2.98 London, Jan. 12--OP) The Cairo Konev’s mobile columns, oper ))art of the population but would stroying eight bridges on the Gen Ivan S. Konev, enemy re- Adler, Irving Solomon. 21 B ed in blue taffeta, with full skirt radio said toilay that evacuation ating along the Smela-Khrlstlnov- be used in areas where considered $1 and $2 aighwav that leads to Madang. of tulle and sv^ctheart neck­ si.stahce also waa - Increaalng, Red .Strawberry Hill street, Stamford, XJnited States Marines smashed of Sofia, the much-bom bed capital ka railway, ambushed eight troop Braida-Win necessary. line; sliver tiiffa and tulle Star reported. Conn. .back two Japanese counter-at­ of Bulgaria, now Is under way on trains canylng men, tanks, am­ The greatest storm in the past $6.98 Veil. Her arm bouquet will be of The German counter-attacks Bates, Floyd Joseph. 21 Elliott tacks south of Borgen bay in large scale. , The radio reported munition and gn.sollne, the Rus­ You Step Out month has roared around labor; pink roses and sweet peas. were not aurpriaing, it waa point­ street, Hartford. Conn. northwestern New Britain and the latest raids on Monday Inflict­ sians said. The trains were com­ The steelworkers walkout and in­ The mother of the bride will be ed out. as there 'lave been recur­ Rotzal, Arthur Alvin, 104 Wood- ed considerable damage to indus­ pletely destroyed, the Russian creased wage demands and the advanced slightly In their light tor attired in blue crepe and the bride­ ring reports of heavy German re­ most avenue, Bridgeport. Conn. BLOUSES Hill 660, Important height in the trial districts and added that the communique ^clared, and the . WHb Me Tonight? railroad workers’ wage demands groom’s mother in royal blue silk. Map of Poland (boundary before World War II Indicated by inforcements being pushed to the (iahardine. Part Wool and Cape Gloucester area. Allied government and ministries woic railway was "Uttered with the bod­ 1 know I’ve been sa awful erouA not Uk- and threatened strike. Coats and Suits Both mothers will wear corsages .iliadlng) showing the "Curxon line” of 1919 (dotted llnel which front as the aituaiion became Ine you nny piece latelr. But after etan4ins : heavy bombers helped the Leath- understood to be leaving the city. ies of dead Germans, ama.shed But It ia nbtable that nowhere of pink camellias. more and moie dangerous. sir day at w new job, nqr feet dam near Small Group Rayon Silk Printa. senecks with smashing atUcks on itiissla, has propo.sed as basis for new Russian-Poliah border. Black tanka and trucks." | kU>ed SM witn celloueee and burnins. Now in his le n g ^ message to Congiesa Nazis Must Save^‘ ■The ceremony will be followed areas indicate sections which were given to Russia by Stalin-Hitler enemy defense positions. Must Continue Reelstanc* The communique, listing ad­ rve reformed — or rethor my feet nere — did the president refer to labor w e r e t o S.I.OS by a reception in Pulaski hall. agreement of 1939 but which would revert to Poland under the new thanke to the lee-MInt yon edvieed. Never A Japanese convoy of six ships The Nazis, it was said, must vances west and southwest of Ber- . .tried eaytlilns that teemed to dAw the except onCe in passing and then Seed Potatoes REDUCED was spotted southeast of Ksvlsng, North street, after which the Yankee Boiid)crs proposal. East 1’ru.ssia also presumably would become part ot dichev and In the vicinity of Belaya i pain end Arc rixht out eo (u t — end the he coupled the word with govern­ couple vill leave for a wedding tontinue their resiatanoe, no mat­ New Ireland, by an American Na­ Poland. Teerkov and Kirovograd, said 40 , way It helpt eoftea celloaea ie nobody e ment and management, warning FVir trip to New York City. ’The ter what the cost. In order to buelneael Been able to set e the attacks. The DNB agency iion t to try and halt the Red Junkcrs-88 rocket plane soon after i*' c • V. r, fi ed 16 enemy Interceptors from the afternoon at 1 o’clock at the home quoted a Berlin spokesman as roiindtrip of more than 1,000 be and therefore why a labor dratt compensate for th • potato short­ It bombed northwest Germany a Arm y offensive. Extimlly RiBevini Misems of BECK’S miles skies at a cost of four planes. La­ of the bridegroom’s mother, Mrs, saylngj, law would be nece.ssary to fill age. 816 M.4IN .STREET — NEXT TO BERGREV.S Mustangs ilm-entlv “ Needled” lew days ago. ter advlceh from South Pacific Emma Gull, 29 Cottage etreet. “ More than a third of the enemy Ihoni. .M.\.N<’HESTER, CONN. headquarters boosted the Japa­ planes vvhich penetrjtod into Ger­ It Is known that Uie Mustang.s The navigator was Lieut. Arthur Russians Converging The president said "it is argued Negroes are believed to have The ceremony was performed by E. Barks, 101 Homer street. Provi­ nese losses to 21 planes for cer­ Rev. Karl Richter, pastor of the many were brought down, with a recently have iicen ''needled” by that we have passed the stage in lived in Africa since 30,000 B. C. dence. R. I. On Strategic Center tain and five probablea. A total of Concordia Lutheran church. ’The loss of more tnan 1,000 men. the siibatltutlon of a Rol's Royce- the war where national service is Shells tore a two-foot hole In. London, Jan, 12—(A^--Russian/ 71 Nlpponeaa. aircraft have been couple were attended by Mr. and “The extraordinary, success is Merlin engine for the Allison, giv- Colds necessary but our soldiers and the .stabilizers and blasted the en­ .downed over Rabaul since Jan. 1 Mrs. Arthur W. Anderson, cousins called a land.nark on the way to nig the plane a eciling and operat­ troops were converging on the sailors know that thi.s i.s not true. gines,' gasoline tank, radio and strategic rail center of Sarny, 35 ^ Mothers, when a ,\sk Your Nciplibor .About Us* 00 East Shipment Of Take aa directed. Tomorrow aee how’fit at least 20 sixty foot craters.. One 37th St.. Kansas City, Mo., who ment. In the Bervlee of Hie Peo­ likely to pass a labor draft meas- and alive you'll feel! (A bid for greater recognition Berlin correspondent of The Ohio haa reached flood '' ure ? — fell beck. Ask about instolldiion service ot Wards. portioned, and includes bed, chest and vanity. Japanese plane was destroyed on led all the secret trial missions. ple Cor SO Years. of thi group was made last night StiXfkholm’a Aftonbladct aaid part stage at Cincinnati every year HK) Chnreh Street, Hartford, Conn. ('ongreHsionai Rea<-tlon Mixed the ground. T" .AnKortment «»f Paltem ed DeMgns...... s«|. yd. 95e by Wiktor Gross, a member of its of yesterday's attack, at least, -was The congressional reaction to O n lv 20', Down! Mwatlsky Psym«iit PIm I This was part of the stepped-up since the Civil war. Phone 6-3l>24 execi tive committee, who asserted directed against Magdeburg, im­ Hearing Date 8eL> the president’s proposal was mix­ air strikes against Rabaul made Luray Pastel Dishes A TRU-ART CREATION in a Moscow broadcast recorded portant arma and railroad center ed. So there apparently is no con­ possible by new Allied air fields in by U. S. government monitors that about 100 miles west of Berlin, and New Haven, Jan, 12.—(Ah— Fed­ gressional agreement on ne^ for the Bougainville area. The at­ ’’the poitti.eal attitude o f the Halberstadt, in the same vicinity. eral Judge Carroll C. Hlncks yes­ Jn 4 Popular Pastel Colors such a step. tacking force included more than union of Polish patriots haa won The correspondent added that terday act Jan. 28 as the date (or But the labor draft was only one HEAVYWEIGHT 80 bombers covered by 70 Cors­ the confidence of the United N a­ Fortresses flew across the out a hearing on a petition of the New of five proposals by Mr. Roose­ airs, Hellcats, P-38's and New HALE'S SELF SERVE tions." skirts' of Berlin for the first time York, New Haven A Hartford velt. The other,four asked Con­ WARDOLEUM RUGS Zealand manned P-40’s.' Allied (”We have separated ourselves in attacking these places railroad for permission to spend The Original In New Engiand! gress for: BUDGET-PRICED losses were announced as two from the suicidal anti-Soviet pol­ Aitonbtadet aaid the American $6,000,000 for 2,000 steel box cars. ”A realisUc tax law,” a contin­ P-408 and one Hellcat. icy of the so-called London goV' fliera feinted toward Berlin, and uation of the law for renegotiation PULL-UP CHAIR of war contracts; a law to keep More than 20 Liberator bomb­ ernment and have convinced the an alarm sounded there just be­ f X 12 Size 5.45 food prices down; ahd renewal of A ers hit Vunakanaii airdrome at world that all Of Polish emigration fore noon yesterday — the second Rabaul the same day without In­ THURSDAY SPECI/iLS the law to stabilize living costs is not marching blindly into an time since the war's start that a No finer heovier felt-base floor terception and with only meager generally. abvs.s,” he declared.) real daylight warning haa been Cainpbell’n anti-aircraft fire. 'given In Berlin. An "unimportant Could a Congress which passed covering made! Will lost 5 0 % 8 . 8 8 part” of the bombers swept over MUSCULAR a labor draft quickly give asaur- Tima cgnmt Ni«i NMir WMHi Kt C s n s ance to Mr. Roosevelt that it longer than lighter weight rugs. Easy to match with your other Naval Officer the outskirts of Berlin, and was Tomato Soup 3 29c •r IttMii Hi*ir >y. II m f * would approve his other proposals Smart gay patterns in florals, tex­ Japanese Report met by anti-aircraft fire, while rtitBf, RHMMMlt fr«w m ts furniture! Carved hardwood in o to his satisfaction? I f not, would wHIi Nm fwnt mad most o f the planes turned south tures ond tiles. Economy-priced! Raid on Formosa Raps Strikers toward the main objectives. it 14 Ox. Csn Campbell's he approve a draft law or veto it? •Bck mi mot Tnp-Arl Cr«ct(*nf rich walnut finish. Covered in at­ -FATIGUE Or would a labor draft have to It pfotoiktarf In • weifefRlece 6 x 9 ____ 2.98; 7'/jx9 ------3.69 By The AAsociuted Press ; added. Johnson’s Red Cross Plaster tractive cotton tapestry. Sturdy N o large, dam'age was-caused Cans be held back until the other prO' The Tokyo radio said today that (tontipned fnim Page One) helps relieve backaches snd Tomato Juice 3 25c posals were approved in Con­ HcavyweiKht several Allied bombers had at­ at any ot these places,” Afton- construction to W ard standards I bladet asserted. other muscular achee snd gress? That might be late in the Yard ... .55c 1M4. y d . tacked the vicinity of Takao on tlpqT’.they asked,” the officer spring, if ever. By that time any The Germans admitted the loss pains, for these reasons— the® western coast of Formo.sa last wrote. need' for a labor draft might have Matthew Wior night. The radio claimed dam­ ‘'We arc out here not fighting o f only nine planes; pkg. 23 c Strong Opposition Reported s gstsiss as4 s4dt ts bsgir bsat Post Tens definitely passed. age was .small. (or a new idealistic world, we are 10 Individual Packages of Cereals. I f Congress fail to heed the JEW ELER • • A preliminary U. S. communique • PisvMss prstttss ssS sssssrt. e r Formosa, Japan’s big island col­ fighting for the world we knew, •••sees‘40i* president— and if strikes continue ony 90 miles off the coast of the life we lived in the past,” he issued last night said merely that s Asplss sSM awBemss o m m 10” Diuner Plates 977 MAIN ST. TEL. 5214 sdir n dasgsr St ssllsd dolMsf. Clapp's and living (costs rise— he cah al China, was raided on Thanksgiv­ said. targets In northwest Germttny had ways say “I suggested to Congress ing day by Mitchell bombers and “ Being Sold <)ut By People” been attacked and that ‘‘strong • ghst esastaat MMbs SMSssgs. 9” Dinner Plates . . what waa needed but Congress Lightning fighters of MaJ. Gen “ W e are being sold out' by the fighter opposition” was encounter­ Baby Food Cans 29c didn’t listen." Claire L. Chennault’s 14th U. S American people who are not hon­ ed. This announcement gave no JOHNSON'S Congress is now busy juggling COMFORTABLE 5-PIECE SOLID figure! on plane las.scs, but a sup­ 7” Dinner Plates ...... ’3l)p A ir Fw-ce. estly making an effort to maintain RED CROSS PLASTER not one hot potato but five. That blow, which also was an­ things as they were. Yea, they’ll plementary statement said that Berko the mission had turned into a REST ROCKER OAK DINETTE nounced first by Tokyo, was work in a shipyard provided they 6'* Dinner Plates ...... 20c three-hour running battle and that m struck against the air base at receive five times the pay they de­ Chocolate Pudding Treason Trials serve. 1 am only one In inllliona the Ambers were subjected to of ■ LOAN from Ussm m i Shinchiku on th e. northwest cor­ ...... 40c Oaf)' 20% Dmml Oiif20%0mw4 whose hopes are being crushed continuous attack going to and Cups and Saucers . T ^O N T borrow unnecaaearlly, ner of the island and resulted in To Start Soon- 4-^ but if a loan is to your Personal S:.tisfaclion from the target. 18.88 42.95 the destruction of at least 31 en­ along with those of our men." 4 P k t f . 29c benefit, get these 4 "extras". .. Saying he knew he was “stick­ “The Germans threw in virtual­ Fruit Saucers . . . . • •••••. 1.7C emy planes, on the ground and in ly every type of aircraft that 1. A loan here sstabUsbea your' the air, without loss to the at­ ing my neck," by writing to Comp­ Algiers, Jam 12—(A')— The trea­ credit nationwide, in almost Yes! Yoii’ll certainly'hie pleaseil One look will convince you it's a Moke your dinette a room of ton, whom he does not know, the could give battle to the bombers Mom’s son trials of former Premier 400 other ‘Peraonal’ oflicae. tackers. and their assault was vicious and Soup Plates .... 30c real "buy"! Built to W ards speci­ charm with this oHroctive leH Chinero newspapers hailed the lieutenant asserted that “ though Pierre-Etienne Flandin and sever­ x: 'Personal' haa the experi­ at the grand appearance of the my office and my commission mean determined.” the statement said. ence .. Mrves more prople fications for extra comfort . . ; raid aa the ‘‘opening of an air of­ Chocolate Pudding al other former French atatesmen than any atmllar company Solid oak construction assures much to me, they meiu) nothing in The leader of one U. 8. forma- • .«••••*7 'x--- p will begin within a few days. Jus­ clothes we return to you after a fensive based. on China.” Sugar B o w l...... in the Tl. S long life. Deep-filled- with moss years ot service. Seats 6 with comparison to my loyalty to my Uon, Brig. Gen. Robert F. Travis, tice Commissioner Francois de X. The quicker you repay your said there were only three minutes ISO thorough cleaning and pressing. country.” * 5 Pkjo, 29c ...... S O f Menthon has told the French Con­ * loan the leas It costs. for and cotton. Handsome cotton extra leofi In oyster white or Compton said he would place the between the time the first enemy C ream er...... sultative assembly. X weeks costa 42c. For every day quality work planes were encountered and the 4. We appreclata your bust- tapestry coverl harvest brown finish. Nazis’ Tanks letter in the Congressional Record. Others to be tried besides Flan- neaa. 'rhers is no "we’re- He commented that the document battle ended that the German Platters ...... 60c ami 90c lln include Marcel Peyhoulon and dotng-you-a-favor”anitude. we’re still giving the best— and “ is human and terrible in its feel­ lighters “wera not around.” Pierre Pucheu, former Vichy In­ Loans, tlO to XXOO. made on Reach ja jee The German claim that 136 Mozolo Oil Special! remember ,we call for and de« ing of futility and is an indictment FR O M $49.50 'y O i - terior ministers, snd Pierre Bois- signature alone. Prompt, pri­ that can be quashed only by a com­ Allied planes had been knocked Vegetable Dishes . son, former governor-general ol vate service. Bentlble pey- down exceeded that made after menta. A loan o f glOO costa liver. Dial 7100. (Continued (rum Page Unr) pleted change of attitude and poli­ U k iH m Celery Hearts Bch. 25c Goral of Glenbrook, Conn;, waa the SSteffW U.S.CLEANERS *Mraa to supply, partisans with ennies made a t the Denver mint, Fourth Big 1914 Assault Slate Tbeate,Tbease, ■ ■olMli • lle ln I winner of the Oowen Field Service vXae, Sag rtoornm>r Phaa* «4M I ■ ...... amui and ammunition.” ) onsider that they’ve been shot be­ Yesterday’s raid was the fourth Club's weekly long dlatalnce tele­ D. >. Brawa. Ms*.. AND DYERS fore. New one-cent copper pieces big American assault on Germany MATTHEW WIOR Preah TIk JW .HALC COM phone. call. T^om did he call 7 Hie Lliwaa* N*. SSI It is estimated that tn the U. S. ire being coined from melted 50 during 1944 and the first since Isst J E W E L E R » mothcr-ii'-law. She is Mrs. Fannie 835 Main Street Near Montgomery Ward’s there are at least 100.000 vallber machine gun cartridges Friday, wbeh the Germans report­ Californio Cdfrots bciu 12c MANCHRtTRR CONH’ 'Pompa of Stamford, C on n . olaaati coaducUd ,rom the ordnance proving ground ed that- Ludwigabafen and Mann- 977 M AIN ST. “ TEL. 5214 at Salt Laka ~ liMM 1m 4 be|t ftlt- TWS1V6 V- • MANCHESTER EVENINC, HERALD. MANCHESTER.CONN.. WEDNESDAY..JANUARY 12. ICH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12. 104$ PAGE SEVI pA'";e s ix *

I .■.lalliinrads since Stalingrad—and and Miss ida Stella Opalach ap­ No ( I'nim' mt'nis? Would Guarantee Will Discuss Nationalist Gronps Fiitdir Kerords plied for a marriagh license Tues­ Four From State] i .-iii;;sod Ail of them—that we can Barlow Given Clare Booth Luce^s Daughter Killed day in the town clerk’s office. One parn"ra1>b of Pi^esidont afforil to wait for this one to be Ualioning Data To Seek True Costs Kroscvoll's annnul nies.sagc lo Loans for Vets Ordered Dissolved Warrantee Deed Among Woimd< Eren ing Hera lit actual before we start celebrating Milk Problem Oerttfleate of Administration Congress- the third from the laal .17,500 Post Albert J. and Alice C. Gunner to PUHI-ISHtU BY THU. it. Furnished By Francis B. Breen has been ap­ John and Ann Magaldi, property HKKAI..U PUI^TINO CO„ INC- was probably inserted after So­ Of Furm Production pointed administrator of the estate II UKtrll 8ir**l The (jcrman retreat from Riis- Trenton, N. J„ Jan. 12.—OFVtt Buenos Aires, Jan. 12-HIP)—The on Salem road. viet Rus-sia had announoeil il.s ul­ OFFICE OF PRICE .ADMINISTRATION of his parents, James J. Breen and Washington, Jan. 12 Uancheittr. Conn. .Kia obviously bears a relationshln Naiiietl Permanent As­ Creation of a $5,000,000 state vet­ Baldwin to Confer To­ Argentine government has ordered Oak Hill, Inc., to Robert F. War department announced THo MAB |iKRN erans’ guarantee loan fund, to may have animals which are Mabel F. Breen by the Manches­ Doellner, property on Park street. Central Manager timatum to Poland. lo the situation on the western day with Five on Leg­ Regional Department of Intormatlun Zeller Calls Meeting p i the dissolution 'o f all nationalist ter Probate Court. Mrs. Breen night the names of four Poundtd (Yrtnhti 1. till The paragraph reads: sistant Deputy Comp­ make possible commercial bank C5 Tremunt Street, Boston, 8. MusaiM-busetts profitable producers, and we ahould cut soldiers who have been ’ front. If, as some optimistic loans up to $3,000 for New Jersey immediately ceaae the raising of organizations "In ordsr to bring died on Oct. 17, 1943 and James "The foreign policy that we islative Action. Heads o f State Institu­ J. Breen died on Jan. 6, 1944. ed in action in the Medlt Publltbad Kvary livening bicepi quarters believe, the German troller by Zeller. veterans of the present war desir­ calves, from inferior producers. about a truce in political activitlee Orders New Public Hearing area. They were: Suodaya and 'i..iidaye Bniered ai have been following—the policy tions on Uniforin and in order to direct the internal William J. Wholean has been -T* the l^iei uaice a' Maneheater. Conn. High Command must desperately ing to ’^establish or reestablish Meats and Fats - Is being done by the Army, Navy There has been too much careless­ appointed administrator of the es­ Crowley, Pvt. Thonuia F.- that guided us at Moscow, Cairo Hartford, Jan. 13—(>P)- State themselves in small business enter­ Hartford, Jan. 12.—UP)—Gover­ Brown Stamp T in Book Three , and war agencies to assure homes ness in this respect in the past.” life of the, country.” Washington, Jan. 12— (;p)—Sen­ ^ M llawnd Claai Mall MaMar. reinforce the Russian front with The action, taken last night un­ tate* of Harry C. Smith, who died ate attention today turned to Mary R. Crowlay. motbar, prise,” was proposed today by a nor Baldwin sits down today with becomes good with stamps R and! adequate heat, there is no reason ' Accounting System. Summing up general farm poli­ |lUBSCKIKn<*N RATE* " and Teheran—1.S based on the Rep. Frank L. Barlow, Stoning- der the terms of the same decree Nov. 29. 1943. charges by Chairman Van Nuys, Thompson street, WMt Haven. units taken from reserve positions state Commission on Post-War S through January 29. Stamp U i for over-optimism. The govern- cies to be encouraged, Mr. Harper One Taar by Mall ...... '■ t * 7k common sense pr'nclple which ton Republican, has been named five men highly familiar with the which recently dissolved political Warrantee Deed (D., Ind.) of the Liquor shortage Flach, Pvt, Melvin E.— I I"a^' a-* Per Month by Mall ...... J in France or Italy, that means Economic Welfare. good January 19 through January | ment announces each week the Hartford, Jan. 12—(iPi— Gov. said: “The management of each Boutieller, mother, 9 Pina was best expressed by Benjamin permanent assistant deputy comp­ various phases ol Connecticut’s parties, was believed to affect at Audrey M. Humphrey to Benja­ Investigating committee, that that the Britlsh-American task The fund, said State Senate 29. I greatest proportion ot your whiter , Raymond E. Baldwin announced farm should intensify and enlarge least seven large nationalist Seymour. Delivered One Tear ...... V"” milk problem to discuss, he said, min and Mae Callamer, property whiskey monopolies are seeking Franklin on July 4, 1776: "We on the western front is going* to troller with an annual salary of President Howard Eastwood, Processed Foods I oil budget that should have been lay that Comptroller Fred R. those practical operations to which groups, including the “ Alfanza de on Stone street. "to take over control of the beer Gula, Pvt. John—Mrs. Green stamps D, E and F in ' used. To be on the safe side, keep M E M B E R O F must all hang together, or as­ he ea.sier. But if. on the other $7,500, a po.sition he has held for chairman of the commission, “whht if anything should be done their farm .s adapted by virtue of la Juventud Nacionalista,” a mili­ William F. Johnson to Sarah and wine businesa.” Van Nuys or­ Gula, mother, 1042 Sucoaaa T H E A S8IM.MATED PRESU would underwrite commercial Book Four good through January your consumption of oil well wlth- SUer ha.s called a meeting of the type of farm, the kind and • Thd Aaeoclaied Preet la eaoliieive- suredly we shall all hang -sepa­ hand, the German withdrawal the past six months on a tem­ now by the state Legi.slatiire to tant pro-Nazi youth movement. McKee, property on Autumn dered a new public healing 'Thurs­ nue, Stratford. loans to returning service men and 20. Stamps G, H and J good to in that percentage. That will allow stath institution head.s to prepare > institutional labor avail- street. day to hear Edward W. Wootten, ly antiitcd to the uee ol ''•0“ '*' rately.* ” porary basis. help, Connecticut dairymen.” a marg;in ol safety against a cold Karbousky, Pfc. Felix tion of all nawa dianaiehee e"''"*® from Russia is going to produce women and "facilitate their re­ February 20. a uniform accounting system so ' able and the needs of the state as Heaviest traffic carrier of Amer­ Marriage Intentions executive secretary of the Wine Alice Karbousky, wife, S3 Wa to II or noi oiherwlae That paragraph represents an State Comptroller Fred R. Zel­ habilitation in business or profes­ Tomorrow these five, and others, Sugar spell. thia paper and alao the local newt shorter German lines which will ' that tru>-costs of farm produc- « whole. Farms upon which herds ican rivera la the Ohio. Stanley P. Novack, U. S. Army, Institute of California. Ington avenue, Torrin^on. effort to divert American think­ ler, alao a Stonington resident, sional life.” will appear before the Legislative "Sugar” stamp 29 in back of Tire Inspection are to be Jtept must produce a suf­ publiahad Bera.„ require fewer men to hold them A-car deadline March 31, B-car tion may be determined. All rlghta of rapublicatlon ol ing from the extreme violation ot announced the appointment yes­ council which may or may not Book Four valid to January 15 for The conference was called at ficient amount of both roughage apaclal dlapaiehea herein are alao and less transportation to supply draft a bill amending the state five pounds. Stamp 30 good Janu­ deadUne and new C-car deadline United Nations principle involved terday and said it was made after the behest of' Farm Coordinator and pasturage. Lack of attention reaervad _____ ' them, Germany may be relatively a competitive examination given Italians' Hoping milk control act for consideration ary 16 for five pounds to March 3*. February 29. to these factors Is costing the in the Polish territorial grab, and Shoes Gasoline Charles R. Harper, who recent­ Kull aervice client ol N E. A. Increasing her strength against by the Personnel department in by the special session of the Gen­ ly concluded a sl)( months’ sur­ state plenty of money and Is pure­ Servlea Ine. keep it concentrated on the con­ which Barlow ranked third. eral Assembly which convenes a Aeroplane stamp number one in Number 8 stamps in A-book ly the result of carelessne.ss or in­ western invasion. It is impossible To Change Kings valid for three gallons through vey of the slate’s institutional Have a “Coke” =A thousand miles is not too far to come Tb« tinued military need the United week from Monday. Book Three valid for one pair in­ difference.” Pablianara M «F'***"*V 'V «ncv- to select either alternative con­ The comptroller said he inter­ definitely. Stamp 18 in B-',..1. ''Establish uniform account­ ed. "and give them young men mother in San Frandaco whara this plctiura was made oa Jaa. 10. pMrlng in advartlaeroenta in The fected before the Allies capture nent New Haven dairyman. good to March 14. Class four worth to a. m. to 4:30 p. m.; Pueaday. 3 .Manchcatat Evening Mere Id If. as we suspect, thia para­ Nazis, yielding Russia, know heads the Highway department’s p. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Wednesday, 2 ing system. who show some prospect of being (AP Wlrephoto). Rome. The conference, announced last ten gallons, class five worth fifty graph was included in last min­ some line they are going to hold, Property Control division. gallons. p. m. to 5:15 p m ; rhursday. lU 2. Grow crops suitable to good material, allowing them to I Demands that King Vittorio night by the governor, is sched­ be trained and advanced as they Wednesday, Unuary 12 ute deference to the Russian proc­ with relative ease. And we doi^bt Contractor in Private Life An all-out invasion of Europe a. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Friday, 10 a. farm. Emaniiele abdicate in favor ol his uled for this afternoon. 3. Use more patients in the develop, we need worry no further lamation of ’ annexation, there that the Red Army admits that Barlow, a contractor in private grandson, the six-year-old Prince would make heavy demands on m. to 5:15 p., m.; Saturday, 10 Suggests Aiithor'ty On Prices fields. about ah available supply of good life, was one of the leaders in of Nlples, were laid before the United States petroleum produc­ a. m. to 12:30 p m. 'The tele- A Threat—Not A Program were other paragraphs left in there can be siich any line, or Recently in an effort to get more tion. Although everything possible 'pbone number la 2—0494. 4. Keep poultry primarily for farm managers.” which are subject to question in plans to nalt itself before any the last General Assembly in the Russian and French members of money for dairy farmers who com­ egg production. successful move to abolish the the Inter-Allied Advisory council A national service act would the light of Russian developments. such line if |he Nazis try to set it plain that the celling price on 5. Cull dairy hcrd.s drastically, Tries to Mediate Dispute Public Works department and on Italy yesterday and further milk, which the OPA won't raise, U. S. M. C. Wounded.-^Mrs. Annie 6. Use facilities of Dairy Herd not be. as labor leaders are busy These are the paragraphs in up. We think the Red Army will transfer its functions to the comp­ pressure along these lines is ex­ Stilte Marines Landoch, mother, 26 Green street, Tonight’s The Night! la too low. Governor Baldwin sug­ Improvement association. New Haven, Jan. 12— (IP)—Dep­ m proclainilnE today, the Imposition which President Roosevelt was at continue to engage more German troller’s office. pected to come from the Commit-, gested that the Legislative council Bridgeport. uty Labor Commissioner John T. Mahoney, John V., Private, First 7. Acquire good herd sires. of "slave labor” upon the Amert- great pains to assure us that manpower and more German re­ Since his appointment on a tem­ tee of National Liberation, repre­ consider .broadening the milk ad­ Listed Wounded 8. Produce necessary good Hayes ittempted todky to mediate porary basis by Zeller, Barlow has senting six political parties, which Class, U. S. M. C. R. Wounded. — CM way of life. It would not be, there were no secret treaties or sources, not less. We think it’s on ministrator’s powers, giving him T o u g h a g e and pasture, a dispute which resulted in the dis­ had charge of public works, one meets st Bari Jan. 28. Mrs. Gladys M. Lane, mother, 88 charge of 44 drlveis, members of gg some iBolatlonlaU who sUll political or financial commit­ the road to Berlin. the authority to set retail prices. West Main street, Clinton. 9. Reduce all other activities of his larger jobs being the repair Within the past few days sev­ Washington, ■ Jan. 5 — (jP) — to a minimum. an AFL Teamsters* Unlthj, from can’t support this war are pro­ ments’’ made by either himself or of the gubernatorial mansion un­ f Rewarded for .Elding Birth the Sagai-Lou dairy. The drivers eral dairymen and state officials Twelve New Englanders are 307 Cases of Influenza In submitting 'his report to the claiming, a process of bringing by Secretary Hull, at the Moscow, til the project was held up by the have expressed the opinion that claim they have been "locked out,” Norwalk—(jP)—Policemen John among 133 casualties of the U. S. governor, Mr. Harper said: "1 dictatorship to America. It would Cairo or Teheran Conferences. War Production board' on the such a move would result only in consider that my efforts should but the New Haven dairy. With ground that critical materials Toothill, Jr., and Fred T. Miller Naval forces—Navy, Marine Hartford, Jan. 12 — (IP) — The which Sagal-Lou is merged, said not be these things any more than long drawn out legal difficulties State Health department said yes­ be spent in endeavoring to make The truth of this assurance is Your Federal were being used. arc getting two days leave, with Corps and Coast Guard—the Navy it had no choice but to let the with the OPA and would do the department announced today. terday 307 new cases of Influenza sure that the state does receive all BINGO It is these things to use selective now open to doubt. For if, either pay. Answering ac emergency call drivers go after they refused to i producers more harm than good. The list brings to 33,710 the to­ had been reported to it during the possible financial benefit from any service to nil our armed forces. by open agreement or by pollre from a woman unable to locate a join an independent union with i Income Tax Transport and ferry systems of doctor, they succcsafully delivered There has been considerable tal number of casualties reported past week. Although high, this fig­ and all ’operations engaged in by which the New Haven dairy has | It would be one step nearer the failure to present the question for the Air Transport Command of a baby girl and the Police commis­ agitation among this grroup for a b> the Navy department since ure is only about one-third the the management of these institu­ had a closed shop agreement for ideal, but Impossible, theory «it discitssion, Russia left these con­ No, • , the Army Air Forces now extend sion recommended the time off as sales tax on milk with the pro­ Dec. 7, lli41. They Included from number of cases that had been re­ tional farms. The po.ssibllities several years. Care In Preparation of ported to the department weekly ST. BRIDGET’S •quality of sactiflee. There would, ferences with consent from us to over about 110,000 miles of I a reward for performance ”be- ceeds reverting to the dairy farm­ Connecticut: In this field of farm coordination Information ers. Landoch, Mathew J., Corporal, for the past two months. are enormous. This will be dem­ pursue her own power politics routes. ' yond the regular line of duty." ---- i under It. still be no complete A Federal income and victory onstrated fully when the time ar­ •11(1 with regard to Poland, that was ,* •quality of sacrifice between men tax return is a report to the gov- | rives that these farms are all BARGAINS IN CHURCH BASEMENT working for the common purpose 'In the front Unes at a pltUnce a "political commitment" from us ernment of taxable income for the I o f producing as a unit for the Btonth and men in their home If, in any degree or fashion, we past year. The declaration of estimated in­ good at the state as a whole.” front Jobs at handsome wagv- indicated our wlliingnesa to let Polnta to "Inflated" Valuations SEWING or being friendly with a Chinese cadet But thsrs would, a^ least, b« a Moscow dictate its own solution come and victory tax filed by The 13 state institutional farms s nr.any taxpayers in 1943 was a re­ are inventoried at $2,848,867. or little more of auch equality; men of the Polish question, such indi­ port of estimated tax liability for ChioeM flyers here In America for training find the little things that bring people on th« home front would be undst cation had ail the evil qualities ot an average of $220,739 per farm. the year. The actual tax liability Open tomorrow to 9 P. M. Pointing to these "inflated” valu­ MACHINES the same formal allegiance to the a secret treaty, even though it based on complete figures for the ations, Mr. Harper said: "Any together—the ■mile, the nod, the aenM o f ftieodlineas. So simple a phrase as Hmvt war offort as those at the war required not a line in writing. If year will be reporteu in the in­ dairy farmer In the state will sub­ come and victory tax return for stantiate my opinion that. over­ m if ao iotemadonal dedaratioa of good latenti It speaka friendship in front. we signed a good many handsome 1943, due on or before March IB, head of a $70,000 cow bam canno.t a All this doss not mean that we principles on one hand, and on 1944. be charged a$;ainst the production Individual returns need not be * any tonga* East, west, north, south, Coca-Cola stoods for/fia pewa Absl r^wifiea are going to have a natlonarserv- the other quietly assured Soviet of a h e ^ which numbers 125 head Russia that such principles need Hwom to, but in each the taxpayer of cows and young stock. We IN PRIZES Ice act The truth la that, adopt must sign the form under the pen- —has become the happy bond between people of good will. not apply to specific cases, we also,” the report continued, "have ed two years ago, as it should ulltes of perjury. They are kept two $15,000 piggeries which are **Coke^m CocwOoIa have been, It would probably have accomplished only the kind of un­ confidential by, the government far less valuable than two $1,500 hfSnatatal fee popular tuiaaa derstanding which means betrayal and their contents cannot be dls-. piggeries would be if constructed PLAYING STARTS AT 8:15 SOTTIID UNDII AUTHOIITV Ol THI COCS-COIA tOarANV SV Co aequha fcUncur abbnvia* ■aved us much grief and trouble dcoa. Thaifa wliv aoa haar of o&rselvcB and of the world. closed to any person outside the in a practical manner.” on the homo front But the Pres­ Federal Internal Revenue Service, Calling for a revaluation of all ELECTRIC and TREADLE COCA . COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, EAST HAR'TFORD, CONN. CoaaO>la adlcd *CoiM^ ident baa oome to it late, and It If, on the other band, we did except to certain officials author­ farm inventories in order to ar­ must be suspected that not even assume, at these conferences7that ized by law. The law permits in­ rive at true cost of prodOtcion, Mr. spection of returns by certain TWENTY glowing Russian pledges of gener­ Harper said: "If we are willing TWO lOIM SItoM I he now expects It to become a Congressional committees, law en­ Watkins Furniture, Bedding, Rugs to write off these extravagances al principles would automatically rMllty. forcement officers, and certain of the past and estimate our inven­ cover the case of Poland, we have 4 2 ^ to *89=^ In his hands yesterday, a na­ State officials who admlnleter tories at actual worth instead of been proved fools— sincere, trust­ State Income tax laws. using values which Just aren’t tional service act was more of a ing foola—but fools nonetheless. After m return has been filed, it there, I would say that our invest­ $10-00 $ 2 5 - 0 0 threat than a program. He was, ment was worthwhile and that all SINGER — White, Others. Whatever may be our opinion is associated with the declaration in actuality, warning American of estimated tax, if any, filed for o f these farms ahould be continued of Russian diplomacy, we want to Mostly One-of-a-kind labor that any continuation of Its the same taxable yesi, and check­ In operation." keep American diplomacy clean. ed for accuracy by the Internal Refuelng to allow construction recelit policy of strikes can bring Come Early for Best We do not want to go forward un Revenue Service. The taxpayer articles sold **As Is**; of a poultry plant at one of the in­ Selection. GAMES GAMES about the enactment and the sig­ may be subject to examination or stitutions because it was "inadvis­ iler the ridiculoua pretense that nature of such a national ser\’lce inquiry relative t< matters con- able,” Mr. Harper states that nothing has happened to the prin­ nearly $35,000 was saved. In an­ act. But, unless labor docs so iieeteti with the return, or his In- Subject to /Prior Sale ciples at Moscow and Tehera:i. cnine. and he may be asked for other' instance the construction of Completely Reconditioned. conduct itself as to drive Con­ a freezing plant was vetoed be­ when what has happened has been further substantiation of state­ gress Into serious con.sideralion ments made in the return. If the cause the facilities could not be jn act of iinirder. What we are , of such sn set, nothing l.v^likely e.stimated tax reported in the dec- ★ complete in time for current use. Open Thurs. Until 9 P. M. lighting this war for. the kind of luration as payable directly to the To avoid a repetition of these past to happen. peace we are fighting and hoping collector of Internal revenue was extravagances building construc­ , This possibility is strengthened substantially understated, a pen­ tion which If inventories as per for, lie entirely and completely $89.00 FLAT TOP DESK. Louis XV past expenditures would have in­ by the fact that the President, ai alty for understatement may have outside the atmosphere of the Rus­ been incurred. Estimates could, desij?n with graceful cabriole legs; volved approximately 5*50,000 of A.B.C.FixitCo. though advocating a national sian ultimatum. If the President however, be amended once in the three-section leather top with cross- slate funds has been' vetoed. Some was disallowed on thi. grounds of 21 m a p l e STREET aervlce act, qualified hie advocacy thinks he can sugar-coat that sit­ last quarter of 1943 on or before banded bordei's; 5 drawers; genuine by making the enactment of four the installment date, and only the lack of necessity and some on the MANCHESTER E.\ST HARTFORD uation to the approval of the walnut ...... $ 6 9 .5 0 grounds that the planning did not other measures an essential prel final estimate for the year will de- Telephone 8-3231 American people, he is mistaken, terminr whether a penalty is due. insure practicability. Hundreds of ude to his approval of a national rheir judgment will be that Mr. It is important that persons sub­ $49.75 EMPIRE MIRROR. Taber­ thousands of dollars could have, aarvice act. These other measures been saved the state if someone Hull went to Moscow and he to ject to the Income and victory nacle styls with heavy moulded top; include a “ realistic” tax bill, a taxes prepare complete and accu­ who knew the needs of these farms Teheran not to fight and win for rate returns, both in their own in­ spool-turned and spiral-turned col­ had been in a position.to veto some continuation of renegotiation on ( ertain principles, but to accom­ terest end in the interest of econ­ umns. Two panels of glass. A hand­ of these past expenditures. Fur­ war contracts, a "cost of food ther savings can be effected, he plish their surrender and betray­ omy in the administration of the some console or dres.ser mirror for an law.” and reenactment of the sta- law' As an aid in accurate filing of said, through more efficient use of al. Empire room. Genuine mahogany.. expensive farm equipment on as -billsation act. returns, taxpayers should keep a record of income received during $ 2 9 .5 0 Fit-your-room Odd size Broadloom many tarmu as possible through an Theaa five measures, added to the year, and at the time of pre­ exchange system. . gather, do represent good, per The Road To Berlin paring a return they should read Must Right Wrong $14.95 COFFEE TABLE. An exquisite Regular Sale "There are glaring instances of . haps ideal national policy at the carefully the instructions accom- While Russian power bloc pol­ panVing the forms. little Duncan Phyfe model for us*-,, wrong procedure and inefficiency,” present moment. But even the icy casts the shadow of new Employees receiving Statements with love seats, and in small mums. 12.0x14.8 Black Ground Eighteenth Mr. Harper reported. "These President knows his CongreaS of Victory Tax Withheld, and % wrongs must be made right one by breeding conditions for future 15x23 inch top. Hand made of gen­ Century - * 151.50 135.00 well enough to sense that enact­ Statements of Income Tax With­ one, before we can attempt to war, the Red Army is obviously uine mahogany . . . '...... $ 7 .9 5 build a strong chain of coordinat­ ment of all five is highly improb­ held. should preserve these re­ Beige Tone-on-Toiie Leaf doing its major ahare in tba win­ ceipts for evidence In supporting 12.0x14.0 ed farm production. When we able. Congreas. in an election ning of this present war. the claim for credit for income $29.76 DICTIONARY STAND. Shera­ Scroll 88 .50 74.50 stop to think that every mad. year, isn't going to make this a and victory taxes withheld. woman and child in this state is Not since the days of original ton desi|[iL:with turned legs. The ad- "tougher” war for the American 12.0x12.3 Cedar Ground Eighteenth taxed an average of $11 each year German blitzkrieg has there been ju 'stabl^ m ^ s square and there are for the support of these institu­ people. It isn't going to offend 1 126.50 113.50 powered advance to match that "Utter Chaos” Seen Outcome two shelves and a drawer. Genuine Century ^ tions, we realise that the interest­ any of the pressure groups hang-, now being made by the Russian mahogany. You refer to yoiir book 12.0x12.2 Burgundy Tone-on-Tone ed public certainly has the right to Popular with os ing around its neck. Hartford, Jan. 12—(iP)^U. S. ' expect ail possible economy of op­ T hb safloirt o f our Navy going to and from the afmids. The power and speed Senator John A. Danaher, Repub­ standing up as this is a high piece;. . . Leaf Scroll 77.58 6.5.00 eration.” Our fovorita parsoia lhaaa The President's program, al­ which cut into Poland, and which lican, of Portland, discussing be­ ^^9 .9 5 *> Some Instances of inefficiency fore the Hartford Board of Fire dayi ora o> ear polreM though obviously not a program have reached the Bug River, are 9 .Q x l2 .0 Dusty Rose and Mauve; and extravagance may be charged headed fur realization, may have Underwriters last night the pend­ directly, Mr. Harper reported, to whole undantonding and not yet slackening. From ■ Ger­ ing case in which the Supreme $17.50 COFFEE TABLE. Large oval tub base at New London, use bus transportation almost some [lurtial affact to the good. It striped cotton textured; % the existence of farm buildings comidaratfon have kalpad many itself cornea admlaalon that court is being asked to declare top Duncan Phyfe style with single * 73.70 .58.50 which cannot ba used economical­ may aober American labor,' and this campaign ia "deciding the that the insurance biuinaaa ia in pedestal base with extra long sweep­ store used ly. Among these be listed the HI cope with the graofa# help check the present rising interstate commerce, aaid: "If the steamheated piggeries and steam- demand for oceommedo- ^ exclusively. It is a factor in the life of this Navy base. war.” From -London comes op­ ing legs. Genuine mahogany. Very 6.9 x9 .0 Beige Modem Chippen* i Supreme court, can be caused by heated cow bams built by the for­ trend of strikes. It may, by offei- timistic military gut sslng that a tiqna in our history. an administrative agency to re­ graceful ...... $ 1 4 .9 5 dale, fringed four sides; mer Public Works department. ing Congreas a picture of what great German disaster may be in­ verse a long standing law under Improvements already brought 'They RKilia their laaervo- domestic war policy should t>e, volved. Such admlsaion and com­ which buainesa has been carried store used 98 .0 0 62..50 about as the result of the six on. contracts have been made, and $22.50 TEA TABLE. Another Shera- sober that body too and berp ment leaves no doubt as to the months of tbs farm coordination tiom waB in advonea, aan- 1 our country has flourished, then top design of end-table height, fitted 6.0 x9 .0 Beige Tone-^n-Tone Leaf rogram include; The Intensiflca- check what was, before the holi­ impreaaive magnitude of the Rus­ we have reached a state of utter with casters and brass handles so it ' sal anwontod rooww tba BUS TRANSPORTATION IS VITAL TO THE COMMUNITY day recess, an accelerating trend Scroll T . 28 .5 0 23 .75 Son of the program for the pro­ sian advance. chaos in the economic stability of can be u ^ as a tea'cart. Shaped duction of vegetables st the .Nor­ awmant plant chaaga and o f subservience to the nation’s the United States, particularly in Yet there are caulloua remind- the insurance buaineas.” and rimmed top; X-stretcher base... 4i0 x5 .0 Log'Cabin Hooked Design 20 .47 15.50 wich State hospital and the pro­ make it o point to diaek pressure groups And that, per­ posed liquidation o f the dairy herd era sUll to be made. One ol these, e e • • • • e < out aoriy on the day af da- haps, was the true limit of the $ 1 4 .9 5 3.0 x9 .0 Beige Tone-on-Tone Leaf there as soon as the milk criaia coming also from London, warns partura. Thay ploy tba PreaUUnt's purpose—not to gauv Tax CoUacRoiu Drop 11.95 peases which should increase the COAT CLEARANCE' us that the NazU are wailing a $13.60 CHILFS WAGONS. Big.yitu^ i Scroll 14.25 profits of their farm by $7,000 to game with typiiMly Amaiw a clean new aystara of regulation little too much about the hopeless­ Hartford, Jan, 13—OP)—^Tax 98.000; Improvements o f h ^ and dy coaster wagons; limited quantity. 3.7 x6 .0 Plain Blue Twist 16.50 12 .50 ieon good humor. W a tok# of the domestic war effort, but ness ot theii situation. They have Commissioner 'Walter W. Walsh pasturage production at the Os- Now's the time to look for your next coat. All are -Each ...... a...... *$$.75 lx>m prison farm which will save to kMp the present patch worn wailed betore. when they wanted reported yesterday that during the 2.9 x3 .8 Blue Tonenm-Tone Pine this mao nt of thanking them. last six months o f 1943 the state approximately 98,000 per year at greatly reduced including Chesterfield and fur system from being weakened fur­ the Allied world to grow over­ tax. collections from principal $18.50 CHILD'S WAGONS. Same as Needle 14.88 12.75 this instltuUm; and liquidation of % 0 0 0 laraw lesitmgMs, trimmed ebata in all wool fabrics and plain colors ther. confident and then be disappoint^ sources of revenue amounted to one costly beef herd and recom above only stake sides added to more •sMUe roMM^ •■ «Mi to*, and tweeds. Come in and see our selection. Perhaps, as a result, we shall ed by continued Nazi resistance. |8,792,9M*compared with J«,610.- mended liquidation of another will “ , t < have a tittle lest pressure, group 875 for the same period in 1942, a than double its capacity.....$|2.75 also save. considerable sums, the f l i Vita Bamembar ear Cast Hartford Braaeh atore la apea Friday And, although theii wailing how decrease of $8ltiS89. Some tax re­ f W / A T I / l k 1 C • report stated. ■ grief for, the next few months is seemingly more fervently dis­ evaalaga until • F. M. \ ceipts were higher in '43 than in $5.50 CHILD’S CART. Two-wheel type Hards la Roa-Dotira^ Ooadltioa And perJispa, sa they sense that tressed than ever, there is still no '42 but laat yaar liquor taxes, be­ W A T K Ih w' LacK of a far-sighted breeding tommoooRE cause of the shortage of alcoholic cart with red painted body: natum p'rogram has rasulted in many Dr. New Way to Win The War evidence, as yet, that they are - • R O T HERS. 1N C bevorag^ tall off 91,082,008. ''ItowYaifc'a laai Untod Natot" has come lata with a formula be varnish chassis. Built tp take« it! d a l^ hetda at Institutions being in losing much more than tarritory a run-doara oomUtion and conse­ I duaan't really intend to prescribe, $ 2 .9 8 as a result of the present Russian There were only tis combat quently poor producers. "All herds •f. pressure groups will me'rriy drive.- planes in the entire U. 8. Army should be severely culled." Mr.' blOttT AT f, HANf r.NiMAk AdvertiM.in The Herald—'•II Pays Air Forces at the time of Peat I A N (• A = w I I N I •, T f « M . , to new bravadt^ We have had ao many potenUsu Harper states, “in order that we Uarpos* a TT I' ■. •■r’. . a.- EM4S(5 HKRALT). MANTHr:PTKR. CON^.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1946 Ttisia nail MANCHESTEK K\' 1^44 5 i r f a memorandum by Ciano was read WHAT :iponse fron,i Senators alsh iD- City of New York and elsewhere. | to the court in which he declareJ, i For the time being Mr. New- 'n .Green I.odgc Home, Middle C'lass) anil I.iicas ID-Ill), two ol AI)oiit Town Ciaiio’s‘Death “ I could have been miataken, but Comparative Statement o f Condition Bank Elects ‘ Manchester Accepts Post'’ f M U K T T Tui'upike East, before admission State Graii^^c the siignprs of a minority report South Ameru*a comb expects to come to South could never have betrayed.” church each week for the services, A beskM cssfW qs (Se to the hospital. He has no relatives oppoKing Finance committee Under questioning CTinno was lill of Rights’ Obituary living in Manchester.- .Asset* Date Book but he plans in the future to estab­ ■wm Jeclen M iki* isk ainenilments to the law. The The Mothers’ Circle of the Sa­ Seen as Part reported to have admitted asking Its Directors As Organist ^ ( Jioos Page amendments, which are carried by Address Topic 12-31-41 12-31-42 12-31-43 lish his residence here and con­ wiN be (SSI HH. eMU Bnr M <• Sillil cred Heart will meet tomorrow Marshal Badoglio for passporU .$ 171,025.42 $ 248.427.07 $ 343.147.54 Tonight tinue his music studies and com­ .Mrs. .Augintit Bowman the tax hill, will be taken up next for himself and his family. Cash ...... ieen Preview Mrs. Augusta Bowman, 85, of night with Mrs. Edmund Klely of Due from B ank a...... 1.266,243.10 1,320,698.12 1.661.310.70 Annual meeting Ecclesiastical posing. D e a t h s Monday under present plans. Of Big Purge Ciano was quoted aa saying that JKBdk A«s., NewYsft. 85 Charter Oak atreet, widow of 250 High street. Securities U. S. Govt...... 32,400.00 1,140.200.00 1.895,000.00 Annual Meeting of Man­ Society of Center church at 7:30. Jnnips Newcomb Also Guilfonl/TVIan Elected - The .Senate’s 48 to 17 decision after being relieved as minister ol ';’'\rli;uige Club Hears Surreal dressings at American John Bowman, died this morning- to freeze the social security pay­ Bills Discounted ...... » 711,311.04 505.323.90 366,822.67 MONTGOMERY Wi Of Platform An Important business meeting (OonUnwid from Paga One) foreign affairs and assigned a; 70.894.66 52,116.02 chester Trust Co. Held Legion Home, Leonard streeL To Be Choir Director at her home. M a«l^for Two Years roll tax at the current rate of 1 ambassador to the Vatican he nc 'An Interesting Lecture Time Collateral Loans . . . . 115,337.68 Death Claims She leaves one son, John Bow­ will be held this evening at the Installment Doans ...... 326,728.57 385,488.00 320,755.20 Every Wednesday, 10 a. m. to per cent eaeh on ‘employers and Covenant-Congregational church wa.s reported under arrest at longer had an opportunity to ae« 245JS71.21 Yesterday Afternoon. 4:30 p. m. At South Church. ' {OwtlBMg fnmi Page Oae) man, of Manchester, two ai.sters, At ^ssi7 Starkweather street, was r«‘-i?'leeted overseer. assigned for primary flight train­ were, only another sign "of the on Specific L o a n s ------7.. 525.21 7.341.13 6.81VU Noble of St. Thomas’ Episcopal friends. Mr. Pago was inittated in Guil­ bark. that comprises South America Is Harold C. Alvord, Ernest T, Monday, Jan. 21 ekness and unemployment and this afternoon after a -Ungerihg Despite a presidential requejit ing. depth to which Italy haa fallen un­ Rcsei‘ve for Unearned Fee* 3,766.00 7,531.00 ll,00d.00 Bantly, W, George Olenney, Wal­ church in New York (?lty. For a r>» to a good education. ford Grange-in 1922 and was mas­ for a Federal ballot to simplify' der German occupation.” the in- The Others executed were de only 120.0(X).000 people. Of the 20 5.000. 00 3,05».00 5.030.00 Annual meeting of Red Cross st illness. For over a quarter of a Bono, Carlo Pereschi. Giovanni South American ■cpubllcs, 16 of Dividends Unpaid ...... ter P. Gorman, John H. Hackett, Chapter Headquarters. while he was organist in the Probably all of these subjecU ,\nnivcrsary Mass ter in 19‘28 and 1929. He was mas­ soldier voting, champions of effcctivene.ss of the present Fas­ Reserve for Taxes ...... 15,000.00 10.000.00 15.000.00 century he was an optometrist . A fourth anniversary mas.s will There will be a meeting of the Marinelli and Luciano Gottardi them have populations less tlian John L. Jenn»y, Everett Keith, Sunday, Feb. 6 chapel of St. Thomas’ church. He Batteries ill be covered by the Advisory ter of New Haven County Pomona states' rights clung to their belief cists. and the complete lack of pow­ Other Liabilities...... 19.38 457.79 12,414.17 has also held positions in St. and watch repairer here. He was be said tomorrow morning at 7:30 Manchester Improvement Asscicia- Another, Tullio Ctannctti, was that of New York City. This pop­ and Leland T. Wood. The directors Police Benefit show at State I commltteejf arid H. Alex- one of the north ?nd's best known Grange from 19,'J.'> to 1938, inclu­ today that they will triumph er of Mussolini, who did not appear Deposits ...... 2.363,852.35 3.593,711.02 4,560.396.04 James church, Danbury, Conn., in St. James'X church for the late sive. He had been deputy for New tion this evening at the Y. M. C. A. sentenced to 30 years in prison., ulation is made up mainly of are to meet at a later date for the theater. |«»der Smith. New Jersey naUonal residents being a charter member when the l.saue romes to a ballot. at 8 o'.clock. President /Frank at the proceedings. election of officers. and Grace Episcopal church. New .Spirito VcBj Haven County Pomona five years. Representative Rankin (D., Spanish, Portuguese, natives, Ne­ $2,679,425.38 $3,922,161.74 $4,915,822.26 Bmmitteeman, said it was bis of Hose Company No. 2 of the Nackowaki announced this morn­ Most Italians, it was held, be­ groes, natives and Spanish and The report of the officers show­ York City. undersunding that the groups Manchc.ster Fire department. In the .State Grange, Mr. Page Mi.ss.l, of the House Elections lieved to the last that the ascus Wrs(|M»r1 To File Appeal was assistant stcW'ard 19.36-39 ing that' there wotild be a buffet Portuguese who have intermarried ed the Trust Company to be In an Clarence Maroii Arenmplished Pianist levould have detailed recommenda- For 25 years he was sealer of committee, one of those support­ lunch served following the businc.sa ed P'aacista would not be put to with the Negroes. There are four believe, however, that with pru­ Mr. Newcomb is an accomplish­ and steward 1940-43. ing state control, said he felt a.s- unusually healthy condition. The Itlons to lay before the party plat- weights and mea.sures for the meeting. # , death. Bi'idge]Hut. Jan. 12.—(/P) — The exceptions to tills. In Argentina, dent buying, moderate consump­ regular dividend of three per cent ed pianist having studied with Ifonn committee when it gets into Bjticter Fight Mr. Roberts was initiated in siircil the House would approve a New Liquor Gets Cotniiiissioii Mattabessett Grange, Middletown, C^ano’s execution yeaterday was town of Westport today filed an Uraguay, Paraguay and Peru tion and an Intelligent handling of and an extra dividend of two per Egon Petri and at the Julliard loperatidn here In June. bill leaving the election machinery . , . j • appeal to the Supreme court from School of Music. As a composer in 1915. where it* now Ilea. The newly e ccted officers of the flr.st time in history that there are practically no Negroes. the present shortage situation by cent were paid on Jan. 1. The I For instance, he said Gov. member of the annunciata—there­ a recent decision by Superior the IndtUBtry, the current supply statement of condition furnished (JIarenge Maron of 48 Clinton he won several high honors for a Thomas K. Dewey of New York On Draftin" He was master Oi the Grange in r» 1 » r> lA w ' Kine David Dod^e. I. O. O. !♦.; will Likes the United States Rules Drawn I Pre.Hi.ient R^«evrtt ha.s su g-, Friday evening by Dis- by a coiKsin of the king—had been Court Judge Patrick B. O’Suili'van "The question has been asked In should take care of our needs for to stockholders shows, that the street was commissioned second man of his age. LucUIe Manners I had notified members he expects 1928 and 1929. He was master of lieutenant and received his wings Central Pomona Grange. 1933- gc.sted that Congiess adopt ^ pep„ty Grand Master Everett ]iiit to death. Among the 13 others who held invalid the town’s bill­ many places, many times, "Do the some business of the bank has nearly will sing,a number tomorrow eve­ Igo call a meeting within two weeks ineasiire tliat will ainqilify putting condemned In absentia were two board ordinance in an Injunction I.atin Americans like us?’ said the The commission expressed oppo­ doubled in two years. The com­ at graduation exercises at George ning on a radio net-work, the [o f the group he heads which IS Labor Seen 1936, inclusive and in 1939. Smith of Rockville and -his staff. Field* Ills., on Jan 7. His In the State Grange he was ballots in the hands of service The busine.ss session will start at who al.so wore the order. Count action brought by Murphy, Inc., a speaker. I wjjl say they do and for Regulations Designed to sition to any plan for Federal parative statement of conditions music for which waa composed by 1 surveying the problem of reorgan- men and women. Dino Grandi, president of the Bridgeport outdoor advertising for the past three years will be mother, Mrs. John E. Johnson and Mr. Newcomb. Many other of hla llgstlon of government admlnistra- steward, 1939, and overseer 1910- 7:30 o’clock. Refreshments will these reasons. Since the conclu- rationing of liquor. (Continued from Page One) 1913 incluaive. And Representative Flannagoh be served following the iriatallntion Fascist chamber who led the re­ firm. The town sought to pre­ .sion of the First World War we Protect Public from “There 1s no reason," the state­ found in an adjacent column. his cousin. Miss Eleanor Heintz of compositions have been used at lUoh. ( D., Va.i, expressed the belief volt against Mussolini; and Luigi vent the advertising concern from have been actively developing and New Britan attended the gradua­ various musical programs in the ceremonies. moving a billboard from one site niicit Practices. ment added, "for our people to be Will Match Democrats. tires of legislative and executive Ltiat if Congress can protect the Federzoni, president of the Royal stimulating South American trade. gouged or chiseled in their liquor tion exercises. There were 250 to another on the Post road cast of To Discuss Job 'rralning in the class who received promo­ While the Republicans were ageuciaa. civil righta of persons in the arm­ academy. .. Exports and imports have been in­ purchases. Under the present price Both Murray and AFL Presi­ Koosevvil Offers ed forces through the civil relief Tlierc will he a meeting of the Westport. Hartford. Jan. 12— ^IP) — New tions and wings at that time. quick to assert they would match The Swia.a Telegram agency aaid creasing. With the exception of schedules, even with diminished dent William Green were asked to ! act it haa equal piiwer to adopt a Oidtiniers Committee of Hose Hartford, Jan. 12.—(IF)—All of 2nd Lieut Maron arrived in Gas on Stomach I the Democrats on long range ob- Argentina the United States is the regulations designed to protect the supplies, our permittees are mak­ talk the matter over with Mr. I Federal ballot system, irrespective Company No. 1 of the Manchester Connecticut’s mayors and first town Monday night and after a RaliavMl in 6 mlnulM or JlecUves. few of them wanted to Highway Program Fire Department on Friday eve­ biggest customer of the other 19 public from “ undesirable and illicit ing bigger profits than ever be­ selectmen have b^ n invited by I comment on the president's imn»c- Roosevelt today. ot any claims that It would be un- republics. week’s furlough will leave for doublo your m on u y back KWIK START' Many congressmen steered clear ccmstitutional. ning at headquarters of the depart­ trade practices” originating from fore." Governor Baldwin to meet Jan. 21 •iccig gtonuch Mid caumb pftlaAil. ■uffopBt- 1 diate proposal* Federal legis­ ment at Main and Hilliard .streets. STARTING TOMORROW “These people like our entertain­ Randolph Field, Texas, for fur­ iBf fB$. dour itomach and nvtrtbura. doetort awBllF I lation. including enactment of a of committing themselves and (Ointiniieil from Page One) Twenty-two organizations mean­ ment, our movies and our mode of "the reputed liquor shortage and with him and the State Reemploy­ ther study. He is a graduate of prMcrIb* the fMtc$t-8ct1ng B«dlrln«8 knoim tor I 5.77 took the attitude that enactment The meeting i.s scheduled for 8 ment conimission to discuss a pro­ Reduced e e I'iUltlonal service law. while went on record aa favoring life, American films by far pre­ mal-distribution of liquor aup; the local High school and en­ brlnn eoafort Id b of a worker draft law should be o'clock sharp. gram for training returning serv­ - "'em •» keug However, Rep. Carroll. Reece, equally between urban and rural a simple, Federal ballot for sol­ dominate in all theaters. plies” are being placed in effect by tered the service last March 6. contingent, aa the president aug- ! "The South American good Police Court icemen and finding them jobs. S«l».pric*dl 18-mo. guarantee; 45 [Tennessee National committee roads. diers’ voting on the ground it William M. McBride of Ashland. SPECIAL SHOWING gested, on passage of legislation to Early .Action Drwlnihle neighbor policy was started by the State Liquor Control commial hsavy dutypiatss; 100 amp.-hr.. ■member, said he thought party would be the only way the armed Ky., is conducting services this sentiment generally would be hold down living costs, revamp The chief executive said early Mr. Hoover when he made a tour 'Sion. 1 forces could cast effective votes week at the Gospel Hall. 415 Cen­ EXTRA FINE 2-PLY ALL WOOL Among the new regulations are: Equal* motl ”n*w car' batterlstl against any such drastic move by the tax system, and curb profits. action by Congress in authorizing of the larger cities of several of Failing in an attempt to have "in the crucial 1944 elections. " ter street. Mr. McBride is carrying A proven violation of OPA ceil­ Why Thousandft «f Doctors : congress at this time. Many were inclined to feel that joint designation by the F'ederal the republics before he took office the Merchant Marine take over i the service legislation should fol­ Piilting On Finishing Touches on alone,, aa William Bousfteld of aa presidenL President Roosevelt ing prices Is to be considered a ^ Novo Proscribod "I certainly shall hesitate to and state governments of a na­ jurisdiction in his case, Joseph C. HOT WORDS vote to give the president any. low the others, not precede it The House Military committee Pawtucket. R. I., who was also ex­ WORSTED SUITINGS has had a great opportunity to ex­ violation of thfe state law on tional system of inter-regionai pected has been unable to keep the "fraud and overchsfge.” l:more authority for additional regw .Meeting Called for Tuesday highways was desirable so as to today put the finishing touches on pand this by being able to allocate Paris of 163 Middle Turnpike Won’t Replace Cold Cash r mentation of the people,” Reece Henry U Wllami Chairman May (D„ Ky.) called legislation to give men and women engagement on account of illness. large sums to varioua^South Amer­ Must Report Monthly West, member' of the Merchant a meeting of the House Military facilitate acquisition of land, the Mr. McBride will preach every eve­ SHOW N IN FULL SUIT w€ftUSStUtm Reduced • * declared. drafting of detailed plans, and honorably discharged from the ican countries for the development Manufacturers and wholesalers Marine, convicted of drunken driv­ If Your Car Injures Someone. •M saner town of Manchest'r being auc- committee for next Tue.sday to armed forces a maximum of $300 ning at 7:45 except Saturday, and of war-time needs. in Connecticut must report month­ The Republican delegates/Went ceeded in October. 1938. by Aldo other preliminary w ork;-V ing, second offense, and operating Sale-pricodl 2-yr. guarantse; 45 [ liome without having eng^ed in consider the president’s request. in mustering-out pay. a cordial welcome is extended to LENOTHS "A t the start of the present war ly inventories, sales and pur­ a motor vehicle while his right to Automobile In.surancc WILL Pagan!. B'or about 25 years ne May's committee held extensive In the interest of economy. Mr. 30 per cent of South America’s ex­ heavy duty platsi; 100 amp.-hr. cop. any major controversy, dMplte the Roosevelt suggested that “the ac­ Only a few technical changes all to attend these services. chases. ^ drive was under suspension in conducted an optometrist shop in hearings last year on a national ports went to Owitlnental Europe. Before Los.se.s Happen, Ceil John Lappoii. Wood-gloii intulalion for lon^r Ilfs. Intense rivalry manifest among tual route of new highways be left remained to be made in a bill ap­ Each' permittee must disclose to town court Monday morning, will (DUKTO the House and Hale building. He service bill introduced by Repre- i Private Horace Risley. Jr., left TAILORED With the aUrt of war shipping fell the commission a fist of ail liquor supporters of potentlM presiden- had previously conducted a jew­ sentative Wadsworth and Senator fluid," It is obvious, he said, proved by the committee late yes­ be taken to the- County jail to Pertussin m«»f be good when, thou­ '.tlal candidates: Prospective fights terday before clearance for House yeaterday morning for Camp Mc­ off to practically nothing and then owned by him. serve 60 days sentence. sands upon thousands of Doctors elry and watch repair shop on Austin (R., V t.) but took no action that if a flxed route is detcrmineii Coy, Wis., after spending a five- the United States stepped Into the Out-of-state shippers will be re­ the site o f the Convention and North Main atreet after carrying in detail the purchase of rights- action tomorrow or Friday. YOUR INDIVIDUAI, Parla was arrested January 8 have prescribed it for so many yesrs. JOHN H. LAPPEN on it. day furlough at his home, 33 Gard­ ro picture and did much to absorb quested to keep? and furnish upon Pertussin acts at once to relieve your .All Forms of Insurance "WINTf R KINO" the makeup of thC arrangemenU on that type of busineas at his Titree courses confront the eom- of-way would ri.se immediately and ,Finishing a task it started more this difference: Exports rose to in front of the police station after committee, which picks the key­ than a month ago, the committee ner atreet. REQUIREMENTS request, records on the total Officer Edmund F. Dwyer had coughing. It loosens and makes phlegm 44 CONE STREET TELEPHONE 1021 home on Starkweather street. mittee. May explained: To re­ in some ca.ses exorbitantly. If , one billion dollanr before Pearl monthly shipments into Connecti­ easier to raise. Safe and effective for noter, failed to develop sufficient­ Born 78 years ago in Hather- voted to make the $300 payable to trailed him from Maple street open the hearings, to write a bill two or tliree alternate routes aro | of Memorial Tern- Harbor. Then with our entry into cut, by brands, the names of Con­ both old and young. Inexpensive! U pi« Type . ’ ti ly to clog the well oiled machinery sage, England, he had come to nnyone not over the rank of cap­ Past Chiefs SPECIALLY PRICED driving at excessive speed. He •MSmarr without further hearings, or to surveyed, he said, the cheapest In Sisters, will omit the war this again meant the di' necticut consignees, the amount |^ which operated under the control Manchester .54 years ago. He came shelve the entire subject, at ieaat relation to righta of w:ay can be tain who la honorably discharged pie, Pythian was examined and found unfit to Solo-pricadt Sam* quality osabava, tlieir meeting tomorrow night. The version of a great deal of shipping allocated to each and comparative ■ of NatlomD Chairman Harrison E. here a«i a needlemaker and was for the pre.sent. the final choice. after havdnff served more than 60 for OOT own war purposes but with drive and his license was found but with 51 heavy duty ^otsa 119 next regular meieting will take records on the amounts allcicated to be under susperLsion. apanglerj,/ employed by the H. Lydall * Aa for himself. May said he was He 'said, too, experience showed days. Tho.se with less than 60 days our tremendous shipbuilding pro­ to other states. •mp..hr. capacity. Sava t4o«4 ' place jn February. Besides the 60-dsy sentence im­ Talk Ahoot “Drafting” Dewey Koulds Company. He took up never "hot" for national service that in most ca.ses it was much service would receive $100, pay­ s55 - s60 gram we were again able to turn Combination sales, or purchase The/conventlon developed much watch repairing as a sideline and legislation but felt that in view of cheaper to build a new highway able in one sum upon discharge. more shipping to South America of one item to obtain another, are posed for drunken driving. Judge talk/among party officials about later studied optometry./ the President’s mes.aage the com­ Veterans eligible for the full The Women’s Division of the and exports from these countries Bowers suspended a 15-day jail than to widcfi an existing one War Finance committee met at banned. IT’S “GOOD BUY” TIME (the^posaible ‘‘draft” of New York’s He was married »2 years ago mittee and Congr’c.ss should take when the government has to ac­ •I mount would receive $100 upon are agMh up to the billion dollar Out-of-state shippers who have sentence Imposed for operating a the home of Mrs. George W. Che­ car while his licen.se was sus­ Cdvernor Dewey, who says he is last October to the former Eliza­ some action. Sentiment of other quire dr alter present frontages. discharge, $100 30 daya later, and mark. failed to utilize their permits to j^ol a candidate. Although he was beth McConnell of this town. Hii memliera was sharply divided. Shrug Off Tax Ilemand $100 60 daya after discharge. ney Monday afternoon. Harold Al- Build Up Gold Reserxe pended. vord. secretary treasurer of the send liquor supplies into Connecti­ AT TEXTILE STORE [ / without any. headquarters or offi­ wife survives him as does one son. Reynolds Assails Legislation President Roosevelt's implied The amounts would be payable “ As the jesul*. of our good neigh­ cut for a month and a day will be cial representation of any kind, William Me. Wilson, of 61 Mather Senator Reynolds en. .suggestions from the Treasury. "With our need for rubber, qui­ of liquor houses must be register­ yesterday lc.ss than 24 hours after . Friends of Gov. John W, Bricker land with the U. S. Army. "enslaving the American people,” The first move Is up to the sons who were discharged at their presented the schedule to the com­ ^ Ohio, of Wendell L. Willkie the He was a member of Manchester and said it would give this country mittee members. nine. etc., which waa cut off by the ed with the commission. her husband. eala cost of the war. Stratton. 46 Garden atreet: Roger she said. Judge B arnes^ked Mrs. England will be a big competitor I.") X .’58'/: trol of the nominating convention OiH‘ « f First Three I>el- generally inter- because even under the duress of The revised Austln-Wadsworth Wilson why she wasn’t at home. "I KELLER'S pires This Week. GOOD MEATS machinery. Nor was there any in? Icr Harriers in the measure would give jurisdiction to war they have managed to main­ dication that any had been left out ohtef executive wants all or most Yaworskl. 17 K eny street, Mrs. was serving on a jury in this court, tain 60 per cent of their normal Use It At Klein’s Cuiiiioii uiifl Rucific Truth a director appointed by the Presi­ room,” she replied. A probation “AS INDIVIDUAL AS YOUR In the cold on any Important coi^- South Eiiil Ofliee. of the $?0,500.000,000 additional U^pn,.ietta La Roae trade.” the speaker concluded. •\ny Time Through • dent and confirmed-by the Senate. order for her aon was entered im- FINGER PRINT’ mlttee. It would permit appeals from work revenue repeatedly sought by Sec-jj.jp 72 X 99 retarv Morgenthau. j Admitted today; Gustave Magr media^ly. Furriers Violate Ceilings Saturday. SHEETS $ 1.59 Rchard Allen, who for more assignments, the appeals to be M l MAIN STREET BONELESS VEAL ROASTS Baby Found Strangl<-d S« « More Vigorous l.*nguBge nuson, 24 Eldridge atreet ; Mrs than thirty years was mail carrier handled through existing Selective The boll weevil, scourge of cot­ Next To Federal Bake Shop 72 X 108 ...... $1.69 in Manchester, died last evening Service local and appeal boards, This belief was shared in aome Henrietta Ruff. 105 High street; Hartford, .Tan. 12. — M'l — An­ BONELESS LAMB ROASTS Treasury quarters which predicted Jacob Talberartch, South Windsor ton, first appeared in the United nouncing that, apparently through 81 X 99 .$1.69 Darien. Jan. 12. — — Joan at the home of his neice. Miss and would permit persona assigned States in 1892. migrating into Deaf. -months-old daughter of that Mr. Roosevelt would re-state Discharged yeaterday; Mrs. "misunderstanding,” there were 81 X 108...... $1.79 1 7 Mary Allen, of 46 Coolidge Road. to work to join or refuse to join a Texas from Mexico. a ROT ROASTS LEGS OF L ^ IB Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Leaf, stran­ Worcester. Maas. • In 1905 the union at their own discretion, re­ his demands in even more vigorous Helen Lailcy. 24 Harvard Road; “ widespread” violations of colling 90 X 108 ...... $1.89 gled in a woolen aleeping bag to­ gardless of existing labor agree­ language when he submits his glaine Do*- Buckland price i-egulatlons among furriers, first carrier system from the budget mes-sage Thursday. Discharged today; Mrs. Eliza- day. Dr. Ralph Crane, Stamford ments. the OPA has invited all retail fur- PORK LOINS (Whole) ...... 29c Lb. South Manchester post office was Most of the lawmakers didn’t poth Lecman. 143 Pearl street medical examiner, said death was inaugurated and all of the three Otherwise, Wadaworth told re­ rlej'S in Connecticut to discuss the want to talk for publication. They Elsie MeVey, 34 Flower situation at a meeting here to­ SHEETS due to accidental strangulation. porters, the original provisions original appointees are now dead. just shook their heads when asked street; Mrs. Arlene Skinner, Rock- 482348535353535353534823485348482323485353235323535323484848485323234823486053535353234853232323532323morrow night. Fresh Hams Smoked Hams Fresh Shoulders The death was discoveied by Mrs. The other two', the late August H. stand. Pequol, Pacific Mills and JUST RECEIVED Deaf. Briefly, the measures provide if there was any chance of gojng ville. Sinion.sen and George C. Smith much beyond the - $2,000,000,000 Births today: A son to Mr. and Bimi|ier Baby Crop In Nation FRESH SPARERIBS AND SAUERKRAUT have been dead for a few years. that when voluntary recruitment Flying Fortress bombers can mark in an election year. Mrs. Stanley Duro. 189 West Cen- A Page & Ellerton Mr. Allen was number one of these of necessary workers fails, labor Representative Knudson (R*jter street; a daughter to Mr. and Washington, Jan. 12—(IF)—The W’e Have a Few Chickens, Too! VENETIAN BLINDS climb to altitude of 40,000 feet. three and was well known because may be conscripted through local Minn), a power on the HouseIm is . Allan Upton, 56 Salem Road; last two years have.j:iven the Uni­ 63x99 he covered the Main street route Selective Service boards. All able- Ways and Means committee, said U > 0 0 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Han- in WYOi/KmuE I ted States a bumper baby crop — ALL SIZES for years. bodied men between 18 and 65 he supposed the president is go- son, 116 Summit atreet, and a son 1,000,000 more than in the last .79 ' aWE M aiieheslef During his life in Manchester would be subject to such a labor Ing to ask for another tax hill in to Mr. and-Mrs. Stanley Choman. two years of peace. TTie Census 23 TO 36 Mr. Allen was a devoted member draft, while women from 18 to 50, 1944 29 Woodland street. bureau reported the increase, not­ KLEIN’S MARKET except those with small children, . I Kveiiin” Herald of St. Mary's Episcopal church This the Republicans will op- Death today: Edmund Belanger, w i ^ Q u a / ^ ing that the j^ak in new births 161 CENTER ST. OPEN UNTIL g P. M. 63 X 108 ...... $1.89 A.S Easy To :ind took an active interest in its or expectant mothers, also could pose,"' he declared. Green Lodge Home, Middle Turti was reached about a. year after 72 X 99 .$1.89 Clas-sitied Advertisement* aTairs. He was also exacting in be assigned. Workers assigned to Pearl Harho'.'. Chairman George (D-Ga) of the | pike East, 72 X 108 •,...*..$1.98 Hang As Couni alx iiverui;r woiUs to Uns his duties as mall carrier and was industry certifying a need would Senate Finance comittee declined RIVERSIDE ''POWER GRIPS' Intusir, number/i /ind ai.tirev latio.iii highly considered by the postal receive the prevailing wage rates, 81 X 99 ...... $I.98 •ach eoutu a* a wotd and .*,,niooiind to comment directly on the presi­ Better Off Than Navy Yard Roller Shade. 15.45 words am two words Minimum coal' authorities. would have their transportation dent’s stand, but he told news­ 8L X 108 $2.09 -FOR EXTRA TRACTION m i E S P E R l AOO-W. h*d.rmif*dwdM Is Plica of three tinea The funeral will be held in W or­ furnished, would be guaranteed papermen that he himself was con­ 90 X 108 $2,19 Lins 'ra'ea .ne,' day lor traiiaient cester. Mass.. Thursday, and bur­ adequate housing, and would be vinced taxes could go toc^highL...... , Nciv York— teiepticned *<1* will h* aesaasd and “ June Bug” for one minute and __L 824-828 MAIN ST. TEL. i l S l ‘ MAN< tbeiT accuracy odobot of a Hsrtfond funeral direotor. The- iOlllUUIIIIUIIIIillUlllllllllllllllllllllM wig fonnaitj’ * p*U«Bt iS second^ T 1 f . MANCHES’lEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1944 / PAGE BLB1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1944 TEW “ Wl WI'H^IIHtU tVTHT-.|28e The same oil lures will be shown at V\ UUL— I36U Today's Radio \V 5. BO—1410 the next meeting ot the Parent- !Vlarlboroiii£li Ellington Tenther Asaociation. V. Eaetom Mar lime P. A.^s Defeat Plant J for Eleventh Mrs. Lerriy H. Getchell has Mrs Howard Lord BM. e . r Berr again been mede chairman of the SS4-2, Bast Hampton I ff-f. BockvUI* s of Interest to Local Women •;rj WTIC — Backstage Wife:, WDRC — Easy Aces; WTHT— forthcoming infantile paralysis drive. Other oc.mmittee members Ci'oaclway Matinee; Nows; Music; WNBC— Lone Ranger. Vital statistics for Marlbor­ V«T.IT — Newa; Music; WNBC 8:00—WTIC — Mr. and Mrs ! ijllf n tilin f offJcer* of Elllng- will be named later. Contribution Knox Hails Didyo Know—? boxes to rei-eivi coins or bills will ough during the year 1943 show - Blue Frolics. North; WDRC — Sammy Kaye Ormnffe will have charge of WTIC — Stella Dalloa; and Monty Woolley; WTHT — Mechanics Unable to Stop be placed In all the towm schools, that there were eleven births, program tonight. Several Shopping with Judy WNBC — Parade of Stare. Sam Balter: WNBC — Tommy post offices, stores ano ration nine marriages and four deaths. Sports Plan iBMBibara are taking the sixth de- board office. The total raised last 4:3Q—WTIC — Lorenzo Jones; Dorsey. I c m In Hartford at the State year was $65 and it is hoped that Mrs.'Edward Islelb Is a patient Between the Cutting WDBC — Ad Liner; WNBC —- 8:15 WTHT — Fulton Ourslcr; at the New Britain hospital. News. WNBC -Liim and Abner. High Scoring Town Champ^ lOiange aesslon. this can be cvtrtoppcJ this year Advertisement— Adverttsement— Advertisement - For Sailors Seven cartons of clothing have wLT’.'.oiit too much effort. The proj­ Mrs. Martin Islelb has come*,to 4:45— WTIC — Young Widder 8:30— WTIC - Beat the Band; •en coUected by the pupils of the the home of her son Charles Is- Corners Brown: WNBC — Parade of WDRC — Dr, Christian: Newe; ect is certa in!V something In which Neighbors money allowances for these meals I ^ t e r school for needy children all should O f deeply intt rested, not leib from the Hartford hospital WTHT- Nows; Castles In the and have been turned over to the are cut. Type C meal ■ consists of Marine Commandant Is Wolverines Pin Defeafi only because we do not know where she was a patient for some CabliaKe— .%liiiot.t a Menu In Itself 5:00-1VTIC — When a Girl Mar­ Air; WNBC—Battle of the Sex- Rockville Chapter of the Red Cross a half pint of milk. From the Conn. Dairy and Food ries; WDRC—News: Four Way 6S. Football Men On Six-Ounce Rod whether out own f.nmilits may at time. For the family that wants Also in Favor of a On McCann’ s Quintet for distribution. some future time be victims, but, ■ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grant of Council:— Mlnatrcle; Ad Liner; WTHT — 9:00—WTIC — Eddie Cantor; nourishing hot food, easily prepar­ .O A Splendid Clearance Sale at Mrs. Charles H. McCray of Ma- bceause we wai t to heln lho.s- loss East Hartford were guests of Mr. A fruit custard pudding with Newa: Music; 'WNBC — News. WDRC — Frank Sinatra Show; Broader Program for 41«30; Grocers Idl#^ ed, salads in pleasing variety, plen­ Beck’s Ask Officials r — ■ f - r Ble street has closed her home here fortunate than ourselves and Mrs. Charles Gantcr the first puffs of meringue on top has appe­ 6:15—WTIC—Portla Faces WTHT Gabriel H e a t t e r; for the remainder of the winter Miss Josephine Pomprowicz who ty of Vitamin C in the diet, and not HELIX) THERF:— ^ Dresses, Hats. Coats, Suits. WDflC — Dick Tracy. WNBC—Dunntngei. V-12'Trainees. Last Evening; Polisll of the week. many of those troublesome calories Skirts, Slacks o ' corduroy and tite appeal and helps to conservr and is rooming on King street in has been a student at the Academy John C. Vergason la able to be IN THESE VVARTIME DAYS—THRIFT IS OUR WATCHWORD. 5:30— WTIC — Juat Plain Bill; 9; 16- WTHT—Grr.< le Field. that put on the poundage— cab­ wool. Trench Coats, lined and precious milk by giving all mem­ ____ ItL O fft ^ To Keep Away Team Plays Its Beet^ Rockville. Mrs. McCray is employ­ of The Holy Family in Baltic, was about the house after an attack We realize its Importance day in and day out as we budget our f WNBC — Jack Armstrong. 9'30— WTIC — Mr. District At­ Ry Pat O'Brien unlined, lovely blouses too, OANNV UliNHlUtd ed in the parachute factory in unable to return to her studies at of pneumonia. bage is the answer. available money and ration points. Today when foresight is syno- bers of the family a share. A not-- 5 :4 5 --WTIC- Front Page Farrell; torney; WDRC — Jack Careon Manchester. „ ,, , And. what's more, it's the I nymous with wisdom it is imperative that we get the most for our all reduced In the January Washington, Jan. 12.— —Take OF PfAviED _ Game of Season. the close of. the holiday vacation, Mrs. Roy B. Pcttcngill is con­ too-sweet custard and apple­ WDItC — American Women; Show; WTHT — Hawaiian Mu­ it from the top men of the Navy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sandberg right here and now, piled up in ^^at some may be saved to buy war bonds, for a helping Cilearance sale of women’s appartl WTHT - Superman; WNBC — Coachea Complain That owing'to a return of her illness. fined to her. bod with an attack of sauce combination Is suitable for sic; WNBC — Spotlight Bands; and Marines—sports, particularly . and family who have had the flu At last report she was keeping on great green, rounded■ ■ heaps ■ *" hand‘in the war effort and for our future security. The days we at Beck's. 846 Main street, next Captain Midnight. Tliis Thing Called Love. iNiTW CWiuues w oM our The PoUah-Americans still nils | I' are convalescing at their home on influenza and Dr. Norman H. every market stall. Winter cab­ are living In arc critical and ItUkes our every effort to meet to Bergren'a. small children a.s well as adults. the bodily combat variety, plan an Gridiron Referee Ih with her studies at home and Gardner of East Hampton is at­ Evening 10:00— WTIC — Kay K y a e r; FH SRfiOP-.. AUrT/AAf T eX fiO . OS 9BOS V A S S m the roost In the Rec Senior loop. Egypt road. bage is now the bulk of the supply, the dally emergencies. „ ^ If you enjoy the flavor of baked important part in battle training hopes to be strong enough soon to tending her. 6:00—w n c ~ News; WDRC — WDRC — Great Moments in TAOSr Real Menace to G^me; Last evening they easily defeated ^ S r s . Cora N. Gates who has but soon new cabbage will be ar­ Your dally paper can help you find available food, clothing, etc., Vitamin "C” apple and cream, y-ou will like thi.' Music; WTHT —John B, and physical conditioning during g o back to school. Private Roy M. Pettengill who Newe; WTHT -r- News: WNBC war years as well as in peacetime. L O C K O U T MSAX Plant J, 41-14, with s sterUnf 'd*- been very Hi at the home of her Friends of Jules Rehlllard, Jr., riving from Florida. Texas and through It's dally advertisements and on each Wednesday we bring We arc especially blessed to Apple Floating Island still more. It Hughes; WNBC — Raymond Should Aid Officials. niece. Mrs. Frank J. Tuttle of Is stationed at Fort Dlx. New Arizona. - - vmi "specials of the week” which you should take advantage of as have such abundance and variety —Terry and the Pirates. The endorsements cams from e ^ e p s , i 7 4 - fense and s sparkling offenss thst of this town, will be saddened to Jersey, spent the week-end here is a perfect blend of milk. egga. Gram Swing. Main street, i;. slowly Improving Cabbage should be served as a won as possible. Don’t miss any of them, printed for your approv­ of fruit. It Is particularly fortu­ and applc-sauce with just enough 6:15 — WTIC — Hlatory In the 10:16, WTHT — Arch Ward; Navy Secretary Knox and Lt. Gen. the Mechanics could - not stop nor Pvt Edward W. Kibbc, son of learn of the death of his mother, at his home. By Harry Orayaon penetrate. This was tha slcvantli Mrs. Inez Rehlllard, wife of Jules salad in evei-y household several al tonight! nate for us that citrus fruits arc nutmeg to suit the individual taste Hcadline.s; WDRC — To Your W N B O Usten to Lulu. Alexander A. Vandegrlft, Marine Mr. and Mrs. William E. Klbbe, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ganter times a week. 'The old favorite, excellent sources of vitamin C. Good Health; WTHT — Sports; Corps commandant, shortly after NEA SporU Editor straight win for the P.A.'S this Rebillard. Sr., of New Britain. She and children have been recent of the ifamily. Of if you prefer, yon 10:30--WDKC — Crests Blanca Jr. of Meadow Brook road who cold slaw, is a storehouse of Vita­ We need each day to eat foods may bake the apples and pour the WNBC - Sports; Newa. President Itooaevelt's recommen­ Naw York, Jan. 12.—Lou Little season without a defsat to msr Has been stationed at Fort Bragg, died last Wednesday. She was e callers at the home of her sister, Be Smart— Be Tiirlfty—Invest In going to appear soon on the Carnival; WNBC — Star for a its 1944 record. daughter of Mrs. Lucy Milton min C and can be varied In literal­ rich in this important vitamin. custard sauce over the top. 6:30— WTIC—Gulden Serenadera; Night. dation for a national service law. ol Columbia wishes to correct the N. C., completed hia basic training Mrs. Howard Tryon of Glaston­ ly dozens of ways. Apples, onloBs, Some of These Values! ] gjjelves of the corner gt|>cer be- Such legislation may force a report which had him trying to do The P.A.'s started out early to who was a sister of the late Wil­ A clearance from $5.001 (.gxige of progress being made now Apple Floating iHlamI WDRC — Digest of the Air, 11:00 News on all etatlons. there and is home on furlough. He bury. carrots, green pepper, raisins, showdown on whether athletes arc aomething about keeping football put the contest on ice and ran up bur N. Hills. She visited often in Mr.s. Doris London of Colches­ up on Winter's success such packaging under the stlm- Eighteen , Jack Stevena; WTHT — News; 11:15 WTIC—H arkneae of will return to Fort Meade, Mary­ shredded raw turnips, celery; chop­ By Virginia Brasier 2 cups milk • WNBC — Feed Bag Frolics. essential to the war effort. officials off the field. a comfortable lead. Every pisysr Hebron and, Gilead and will be ter has been engaged to teach the ■oats, tuxedos, furred: vvar-time needs. The need 2 tablespoons corn.slarch Washington; WDRC — What la on the squad got s chance to got land. next Tuesday. ped raw spinach are only a few of Elizabeth has gone in for sighs 6:45-- WTIC — Lo'.vell Thomas; Knox Praises Sports All Coach Little wants them to greatly missed by her many first and second grades following dressy types, untrim- for education In our food habits is 6 tablespoons sugar It; WTHT — Give and Take; Into the game. friends. She leaves her husband, the foods which can be used, singly med coats, the entire And magazines filled with beauty WDRC News; WTHT—Music; WNBC Music You Want. "We of the Navy iMlieve foot­ do la to keep out of the way. the resignation of Mrs. Shirley or in combination, to vary this ac­ Si own by the fact that 900,000 2 eggs Wolverines Win three daughters, Mrs, .Ooris Carl­ stock of J. Fradlns, men out of 2,000,000 examined In hints. WNBC —I’ arade of Stars. 11:30—WTIC — Author’s Play­ ball should be continued," Knox He asks Aaa S. Bushnell, execu­ Drew of Portland. commodating dish. 1-8 teaspoon salt said last night at the Washington tive director of the Central Office The Wolverines ot Bast Hart­ son of West Newlorf, Mass., Mrs Eugene B. Lord who has been Inc., Is to be liquidated the draft were rejected for poor Her hair no longer falls In her 7:00 WTIC — Fred Waring; house; WDRC — Invitation to Hebron And remember this, because it's 1 teaspoon vanilla Club's annual banquet. "We believe for Eaatern Intercollegiate Athle­ ford tumbled McCann’s ServiCS Bernice Brazil of New Britain, seriously 111 is somew'hat Improv­ by Feb. 1st. by the new health—a condition largely due to , eyes. WDRC — I Love a Mvatery: Music: WTHT—Music. Station five without too much important, says the A & P Service Her fingernails . drip vrith the Its cups apple sauce it is essential training for war tics, to axplain In a few thousand Shirley Rebillard. and a son Jean ed. owner, James Blair, so improper nourishment. And while WTHT - Fulton Lewis, Jr.; 11:48— WNBC — Chez Paree Or trouble. The losers did stags s The annual meeting of the He­ Rebillard also of New Britain, be­ for Home makers, Vitamin C es­ that there may be room the educational progp-am is being latest tints. Scald milk in double boiler. Add WNBC, — News; Melody In the chestra; News. duty.” well chosen words why many ref­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vine, Mr. capes rapidly from cabbage after cornstarch to 4 tablespoons of third period rally but were unsbls bron Volunteer Fire Department sides her son Jules of Hebron. and Mrs. Lloyd Roberts. Miss for his new Spring directed mostly at low income She's very strict with the family Night 12:00- WTIC— News: Ramblings And in peacetime, the secretary erees. particularly during the past to maintain the pace and the wti^ was held at the fire house Thurs­ Truck operators seem to have It is cut, so always prepare cab­ stock. Quilted rayon groups, it is apparent that homes cooking sugar and mix. Separate eggs, 7:15- WTIC — News: WDRC — In Rhythm: WDRC — News; continued, outdoor sports pro­ fall, stood on the opposite side of Margaret Edberg and Anthony bage salads just before serving. saving whites for merlngrue. Beat nera Iced the contest In the final day evening. Officers elected for the Idea that the ODT certificate U'erocle attended the Pomona housecoats, reg. $14.08 In which money spent for food is On things we must eat and things Harry James; WTHT — Mem­ WTHT—News. grams involving bodily contact— the line of scrimmage to the head quarter. the enruing year follow; Chief, Some people think they don't we mustn’t. yolks; add to sugar mixture and APPUM* UfilOGp gas allowance will be mailed to Grange meeting in Vernon laa.t for $10.00 and $12 98 and lovely not Important, poor nutrition ory Lane. 12:30.r-WTIC—Design for Danc­ "and that primarily means foot­ W lN N IN a linesman. In many games the past The Soldier team, due to milt* Carlton H. Jones, Hebron Center; them this period as formerly. Mrs like cooked cabbage. Very likely printed cotton and rayon ones flourishes also because of our bad She nibbles (when anyone's look­ blend gradually; add the scalded 7:30--WTIC -a Studio Program; ing; News. ball”—should be emphasised to season the referee stationed him­ week. Mr. and Mrs Roberts and milk, stirring to mix thoroughly. tsry duties, were again unsbls to assistants. John E. Horton. Hebron Getchell, clerk of the rationing they have never eaten it properly $3.98 to $5.00 also among count­ eating habits. We will be eating ing) Improve the nation’s physical fit­ self practically on the line of Center; William Owen. .Amston; ^Anthony D’erocle had the fifth, de­ prepared. Cabbage should be cook­ Return mixture to double boiler play last night and as a conas- board, states that this is not cor­ gree conferred. less items drastically reduced! rather differently soon, but also And exercises for hips she hasn't. ness standards. Military leaders scrimmage and by the defensive quence the Fairfield Grocers war* William A. Hartz. Gilead; secre­ rect. Each operator win have to ed in a small ambunt of rapidly better—and we will still help feed She registers glamour In every and cook 6 minutes, or until thick­ were amazed at the high percen­ end. tary, Norton P. Warner; treasurer, Several from here plan to at­ boiling water In a covered kettle, ened. Remove from heat: add salt Idle until a later date. The scores present his new certificate and tend the State Grange session m the world too. for food wdll both glance New Radio Series Planned tage of men found unfit for serv­ The result was that many time* of Isat night's contests: Robert E. Foote; executive com­ until just tender. Finely cut cab­ Spring Hat Problema And walks like someone who owns and vanilla. Chill. Beat egg. whites sign a new application. Only about Hartford this week. win the war and write the peace ice duty during the present war, delayed reverses or end run* found PAAC mittee, Orrln Smith, Hertjprt W. a quarter of those entitled to new bage will not take over eight min­ If new hats could talk, they the city. until stUT; add 2 tablespoons of The board of assessors has com­ could tell many a tale of work­ that is to b. he said, adding that “only a na­ him In the way Tlic referee had to B. F. T. Porter, Cla.ence V. Rathbun, Leo certificates have been In for their utes to cook tender; quartered or And the worst of it is, when she's sugar gradually beating thorough­ Prospects Bright run to the sideline pleted the work of assessing To Solve Youth Problems tion able to fight to preserve Us Green, rf ...... Kowalski. William Warner; prop­ sectioned cabbage only slightly room problems. They’d tell about dressed for a dance, ly. Fold chilled apple sauce into 5 0 10 allotments. town property anti Milton Lord is Special Sale on Record .\lhums liberty Is fit to be free." erty committee, Carlton H. Jones, Alphons Wright was called to longer. Over-cooked cabbage de­ tiibor shortages. Talk about We stare in awe, she’s so terribly the chilled Diiddlng mixture before Professor Little aaka how a ref­ Zwick, i f ...... 3 0 8 now preparing the abstract for Special prices on 12 pocket rec The Navy chief expressed the eree with hi* back to 22 men can Winthrop S. Porter, William Forest Hills Garden last week by velops a strong flavor and odor, scarcities; like glue, wire, elastic pretty. serving. I^p with spoonsfuls of New York, Jan. 12.—(P)—A fter. ahal Sir Richard Hallam Peck Yost, c ...... 1 0 2 the Inspection of the board of tax that put a hat together; veiling ord albums, the 10-inch albums belief that Intensive physical flt- tell whal la going on, Perhaps this Owen; sick committee, Leroy H. the death of his aunt, Mrs. Eleanor and it is this that people have 59c and the 12-inch 89c. A clear­ G’bye now. meringue: Sprinkle with cinnamon the R.A.F. Wallace McMillan of Winnipeg Gryab, rg ...... 3 0 8 leview. The board of assessors which must be allotted a yard 61 weekly broadcasts, the Ameri­ neaa programa—for children, For Harness Men Is advanced technique In officiat­ Wlsrsibicki, Ig ...... 2 Oetchell, Ira C. Turshen, Alfred Dlckwell. During his absence his found distasteful. ance on lamps too— 20 per cent off or nutmeg. Serves 6. exhibits tyee salmon 53 inches 0 4 W . Hutchinson:'benefit committee, consists of the following mem­ to a hat; the llmlte

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Mountain Tdp Mf«i Horrors Of War Antidote Democracy: A country where Maiden Lady (evasively)— 1 each individual has th* right to REMT A City's Wa Ceaytlakl. l»4a. slaelelv L«wl< The Emperorrl^atcu* Aurelius The washer has gone to the screp Thank God for the man who is have no birth certificate and have s a H one* wrote: 'Tilve as on e moun­ pile, the sewing machine has —■ cheerful in spite of life's trou­ feel, siiperior to the average citi­ Dlati19el«e ky NBA lervlee, li- h S in c & ir /^ examined ho records. zen. tain." callapsed. bles, I aay; the committee In charge of the IjBwyer—Did your parent* never Hospitality: Saying nice things Household Goods Wanted to Rent Great |nen live on mental moun­ The vacuum and toaster are mem­ Who sings of a brighter tomorrow tell you when you were born T 29 Help Wanted— Male volunteers was short of its quota, ories, I’m staggered, hut far because of the clouds of today. you don’t mean to entice guests to Repairing Rockville made a canvass of the mill Tues­ tains. *• Maiden Lady—Certainly, but 2 Business Services Offered 18 ONE OR TWO FURNISHED or Their spirits tower above the from relapsed. Life is a beautiful sermon, and this pay you compliments you don’t ABBOiinccnienU WANTED— MAN TO help In laun­ IT WILJ^ PAY you well ot shop us day afternoon reporting that at The Story: Gideon Planish given the president, nor Dr. CJhristlan that would be hereaay evidence deserve. WANTED TO TUNE, repair a.id unfurnished rooms with kitchen­ Lewis H (Xiapmaa storms; their minds over doubt, I'm a lass who can laugh off a is iU lesson to me; r a n g e b u r n e r s cleaned and dry. Apply Manchester . sundry, for good bedding; Cotton mat- least 40 workers would donate to­ up his poeltloa aa Dean of Kin- Stern, the chairman of the board, and His Honor would not allow Honeymoon: That all toe brisf 'jf AVlC TOUR BABY photograph- regulate your piano or player ette. Write Box P, care of Herald. 849. Rockville cynicism, and despair. lack, but there Is one hardship Meet trial* with smiles and they aerviced. Call after 9 a. m. Tele­ 72 Maple street. Tel. 8416. ti'cases, 315.95. 100 percent layer day. This brought the total num­ alklnU'k College to accept the edl- got anything r ort than carfare such evidence. period when neither he nor she •a in your own home. Phone for piano. Tel. Manchester 2-0402. They look out over the obataclea that rankles, vanish, face cares with a song phone 2-0998. felt. 124.9.5. A few full size In- ber of volunteers to ’210. lorehlp of Rural Adult Education. and glory, and that was all right No wise man will attempt to bother to think of the past with Appointment. Cell 5996 before 2. experienced c h a in grocery nerapring mattresses. $39.50. Try He accepte commercial lecture en- at their feet Into the promised I'm not yet rMlgned to the slack and they flee. measiire' wits with a woman REFRIGERATOR AND washing Houses tor Sale Fined In Court with Dr. Planish but he was sqyfy remorse or the future without fear Oeorge Dew Photographer.______AS I AM NOW UVINp.,ln your managers wanted, for Manches­ a pair' of our feather pillows, to find that, ttie Foundation.f'was land of tomorrow. of stockings that bag at the machine service and repair*. All Emmett Ronan, 40, of 38 Ham- gagemente to augment hie salary, —Josephine Hegstad. of their-past catching up with vicinity I am able to take on con­ ter and vicinity, draft deferred $6.50 pair. Benson’s, 713 Main St. To Hold Party which Is not alwayt forthcoming. not more devoted to guaraflteelng They see the rainbows while lit­ ankles—Helen Yerkes. ^•WANTED PASSENGERS TO makes. Call 3.’iS5. Benson’s. 713 FOR SALE — MANCHESTTIR mi^d street, was presented be­ Sweet Toiing Thing—I want to them. tract* for building, remodeling or over 4.5. Write to Post OITlce Next to the A. and P. Green section, 4 rooms and bath, a worthy living foi the nianaging tle men battle with phantom shad­ 'Visitor Well, Joe, how do you ‘b a r t e r Oak, W. Hartford. 7 to Main street, next to the A. and P. fore Judge Laurence M. Dillon In rent a horse ? Supercilious; Means stuck-up and odd job*. Including masonry. Box 127. Manchester, stating age 2 unfinished up, den In basement, secretary, who was a regular em­ ows in the valley. | Msn—A good deal depends on like your new baby sister? T ahift. 1 way or both, or part For McClaiiis the City Court .on Tuesday on XV Liverj' Stable Proprietor—How without having anything to be No telephone at present. For con- and past experience. fireplace, screens and storm win­ charges -of Intoxication. He was ployee. / Their heads are In the clouds, the formation of early habits. Joe Oh, she's all right. I guess, way. Phone 8039 after 7:30 p. m. FURNITURE REPAIRING, re- Machinery and Tools &2 Dr. Planish said, "I learned a Hard Up—I know it. When I long ? stuck-up about .... pronounced, U ct write A. R. Charon, Box 451, flnianing, cabinet .work. Also saws dows. Insulated, good location. fined $12 and given a 30 days sus­ The Foundation had been known but their feet are be(ided In the but there are lots of things we siiper-sllly-asa. whalv of a lot more about the solid rock of fact and reason. was a baby, my mother paid a Sweet Young Thing—The long­ T----- TAKE CAKE of children Manchester. filed. Wm. Woehna, 236 School NEW MANURE spreaders, tractor Price $6,700. J. S. Blssell, Cross pended Jail sentence and placed to give blackboU'ds to a school in needed worse. est yoti have. Five of tis are going. Salesman Wanted 36-A Reception to Be Ten­ a’riting racket from Bruce Barton Kansas, two -hioUon-pIcture films They dare the sky: they take the woman to wheel me around and Have you heard of the maiden •very afternoon from 2 to 6 and street. Phone 2-0961. disc harrows, milking machines, street. So. Coventry. Tel. WUll- on probation for me year. than I ever did from . Walter sTfJRM WINDOWS and door* m- mantlc 1748-Wl. Basketball to a teacherd^ college In Dakota, risks.— Wilfred Peterson. I've been pusljed for money ever lady who confounded the imperti­ American transport planes hav* Friday evenlnga. Call 2-1645. stalled. roofing of all kind*, aabes- WANTED—SOFT DRINK .sales­ used Caterpillar 22 in fine condi­ dered to Heads of Tol­ Pater." since. Ai*.. PIANO TUNING AND repairing, tion. Fordson parts. Dublin Trac­ The Rockville High school bas­ and s collection of Turkish stamps nent lawyer tha'l dared to cross- Mrs. Teawhlfne—Did you change flown more than 125.000 casual tu* aide wall* wood ahlngUng. man familiar with Hartford and He proved it In what became Wlfey—I wonder If I’ll live to be ”1 give him his mental training player piano specialty. John tor Company, Willimantic. land County Home. ketball team will go to Stafford to a Hawaiian institute for pine­ examine her in an ungentlemanl,v the table napkins as I told ,vou ? ties from combat zones since gutter* repaired, general repair­ surrounding territories. Must Wanted— Real Estate 77 the most belovtC featuA of Rural a hundred? "Kindness ia the common sense New Maid—Yes'm. I shiilTled Pearl Harbor. when hit father's out!" Automobiles For Sale Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. have car. Draft deferred. Good Springs this evening to play the apple growers, but the pattern for manner? The first question he shot ing, workmanship guaranteed. Stafford Springs High school Adult Education: hla witty column these bencfacti(-ns seemed tc exist Hubby— Not If you remain 40 language the dumb speak, the deaf Tel. 4219. opportunity— attractive wages. FARMS AND COUNTRY estates. Rockville. Jan. 12.— (Special).— FOR YOUR C A R - An> 35 Write Box W. Herald. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 team. called "Cornpone and Popcorn." in 9«ly in the head of Miss Berpar- much longer, dear. hear and the blind aee." Write giving all particulars to The New York Herald ’Tribune A reception will be tendered Mr. this ppeared his essay "Mental to 4l High price* paid. Drive Deputy Here ''^Ine Nimrock. RED RYDER What's tht Remedy? BY FRED HARMAN over now to 80 Oakland street. Private Instructions 28 Box D, Herald. TOR SALE — TTIREE MEN’S will publish its annual spring and Mrs. Albert S. McClain this A deputy from the Internal Elbow Grease, and this little Well, he said to his wife, Peony, ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. farm listings Sundays. Jan. 23, masterpiece wa* to be more quot­ Brunner'* Open evenings unUl 9. suits, size 3638, $10 for all suits. evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Ver­ Revenue Department Is at the he'd change all that. Under his di­ FUNNY BUSINESS Saturday* 6. Phonf 5191—4485. Call 3444. EXPERT TUTORING In conversa­ Also camel hair overcoat. Tele­ 30, Feb. 6. 13, 20, 27. If you have ed than any other foam from hi* AiND I’l^ H|6 Help Wanted— non Center Congregational chureh. CHvlI Service room In the post of­ rection. the Foundation might not thPl' R£6ti;VAtiR&tRVAT ' DAUoHTER RANGE BURNERS cleaned and tional and written Spanish, by an phone 5422. a farm or country estate for sale, fice tixlay from 8:30 a. m. to 5 pen. It began; make more gifts, but they'd be 50RRY-D10M’T AND STUCK "iFOR SAL.E-1934 BUICK sedan experienced teacher. Speaking Male or Female 87 send US a full description. Sug­ Upon the advice of his phyfllcian, “ Aa the Swede fellow says, the serviced. Call 2-1309 between 10 Mr. McClain recently resigned as p. m. brighter and a lot more talkcd- TO RIDE OUT 160. Also 1937 Chevrolet coach, fluent Spanish. Call 6759. gested ad with coat will be sent. saw* and chisels in your tool chest 1KROUSH YOUR. 1987 Oldsmoblle sedan, 1936 Ply- a. in and 6 p. ni. MAN OR WOMAN: Do you like superintendent of the Tolland about. Wanted—To Buy 58 No obligation unless accepted. von't yump up into your hand. On the hot evjtnlng-before they mouth sedan. 1936 Chrysler saleswork? Territory now open Every ad reprinted free in Herald County Temporary Home. During And the booki on your shelve* EXPERT RADIO service. Call H. his stay in Vernon Center he has set off for ChiemKO, the Planishes ^ hedan. 1935 Chevrolet coach, 1936 Meade. Telephone Manchester Help Wanted— Female 85 for one looking for future with SEWING MACHINES, vacuums, Tribune s spring farm catalog. aren’t going to Crawl down and any ,:lectrical appliance regard­ taken an active Interest not only Writes Letter sat late in their flat, the Doctor Ford sedan. $125. Brunner’s. 80 2-0898. view to post war opportunity, to Address Herald Tribune Farm get inside your/t)ra’.n.’’ Oakland street. Tel. 5191. Open WANTED—WOMAN or girl to do take care of our old and new cius- less of condu on. Estimates In in the affairs of the community but In saffron pajamas open on his Desk, 230 W. 41st St., New York. This paatloCu wa* reprinted by chubby chest, Peony In mules and FOR CARPENTER WORK, and clerical work In store. Steady tomers. Large and new line of yom home. A. B. C. Fixlt Co. 21 was a member of the Rockville little treadmill magazine* and ^ wenlngs. ______Lions Club and the advisory com­ From Pacific a wisp of n ,htg wn. repairs, call 2-0987. Prices con­ work. Good salary to start. Ex­ dresses, coats, suits, slip* and Maple street. Tel. 2-1575. trade journals all over the coun­ •AlND 11B40 NASH a m b a s s a d o r sedan. sistent with good workmanship. cellent opportunity. Write Box G Grade A Hosiery. Advanced com­ mittee of the Recreation Center. "Aren’t you excited, Gldjums?” try, and from these lifted aa a "Oh, I guess ao, but— Same Alice- SM£*i 1939 Plymouth sedan, 1938 Herald. mission and monthly bonus if you USED FURNITURE and stoves Friends in the community and UNMI^NiS neighboring towns are Invited to filler by some i.andreds of news­ time. We don’t always want tO go Si. WlUvs sedan, 1937 Dodge sedan. qualify. Write Real Silk Hosiery bought, sold and exchanged. Service Club Local Sailor Would Like papers. Occasionally they even L 1936* Dodge sedan, 1936 Chevrolet Household Services WOMAN WANTED for essential Mills, 410 Asylum street, Hart­ Highest prices paid. Jones Furni­ attend the reception In his honor on shifting and changing. I’ve got this evening. Home Front Slackers g-Bve credit to Dr. Planish, and be pretty fond of Des Molnw and the I sedan. We buy cars at the high laundry work. Good pay. good ford, Connecticut. ture, 31 Oak street. Tel. 8’254. began to recei'. c letters about it Offered 13-A Third Anniversary biinch here." market price. Cole Motors. 4164. hour*, steady work. New system Gets Letters To Be iii^War Zone. addressed to lin in care of every­ YOUR CURTAINS carefully laun­ Laundry, Harrison street. WANTED TO BUY electric wash­ The Young Married Couples Club "Big ttny, I know how you feel. er in good . condition. Phone thing from the Salt Lake City i'lrOR SALE—1936 CHEVROLCT. dered. Price reasonable. 91 Main PORTER WANTED. Apply Fed­ of the Union church will celebrate I want to be settled down, too. But good condition. Call after 5. Tele- THE W. T. GRANT CO. has an eral Bake Shop, 885 Main street. 2-1939 after 6 p. m. its third anniversary at the church Mrs. Chester Sendrowskl, whose Mana to the Alabama Department street or telephone 2-1077. St. Mary’ s Organization of Education. first we got to make New York. phone 2-1523. No Dealers. opening for full time saleswoman. social rooms this evening at 7:30 husband, well known local athlete, You’ll be boss of the Boy Scouts No Saturday night work. Good WANTED—POWER wood work­ o'clock. There will be a supper One of the warmest letters was Easy, Steve BY EDGAR MARTIN Is Thanked by Boys on 1.S in the U. S. Navy somewhere or the Red O oss or some really BUUTS AND HER BUDDIES W E BUY AND SELL all makes of Moving— Trucking— salary and oonti*. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 ing equipment for home work followed by an entertainment pro­ from the Rev. James Severance used cars. Highest prices paid. shop. Phone 2-1904 between 6 and in the Pacific, has received a let­ Kitto. S. T. D., pastor of the Abner big philanthropy In another flve- War Fronts. gram. ten .'’ears, and then we’ll get a ViO-BUt \T HtAFW*. TOHOataOUO I'L L 1 WMOlei VOO V*5\VV Manchester Motor Sale*. 512 Storag* 80 WANTED—WOMEN and girls to CANARIES—GOOD singers. Also 7 p. m. Legion Auxiliary ter from him, the first since leav­ Jones Christian Church of Evan­ BUY DA4H VY KUL.CORA- conditioned female*. 195 Henry ing this country. It follows, In ston, 111., and president of the house out In some lovely suburb, DhOKi'T OPtK\_ WWiiT PIKO A MA\0 - OH VVL TOHORROM \S BOOTB’ West Center. t h e AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO. operate power sewing machines, Mrs. I>oretta Dowding will pre­ OO TVAY. t.UE1«tUG TO VUOQVt LMteL- street. Tel. 5467. WANTED TO BU5’ baby carriage, St. Mary’s Episcopal church has part: famous Heskett Rural School with #fm trees anq a stone wall local and long distane* moving. steady work, good pay. Apply an active Serv'lce Club, composed side at the meeting of Stanley HtVV» )•> YVlPOBBNYrtJVi VUE AKX3 T. Tober Baseball Mfg. Co., Elm St. in good condition. Telephone Dobosz Unit. No. 14. American Le­ Dearest GU: Foundation^f Chicago. around it. We can't atop now, with Wanted Autoa— Return load AyaUm. fumltur*. for the moat part of mothers and that ahead of uS, can we! It-:- _ A'CaSVSTOG'E.D (hi KLX. WAvyE T O 2-0372. gion Auxiliary, to be held this eve­ We have arrived at our destina­ A. J. Joslin had lunched with ATT^IOO A 12 ■toraga Dial 6260. Poultry and Supplies 4.8 relative.* of boys and girl.* in tion safe and sound. That should wouldn't be fait to young Carrie!" p i TWt. ' (------MotoreyciM WANTED TO BY electric w.isher, ning in the O. A. R. hall. Reports Dr. Kitto in C3ilcago. and reported RED CROSS” WANTED TYPI.STS, full or part Uncle Sam’s .serx’Ice. Like many relieve you somewhat. I’ve had that ht wa* a learned Ijut hearty "Maybe not—maybe not.” good running condition. Tele­ similar organizations, long before will be presented of the recent ^PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL wanU Repairing 28 tlmCr-Wrlte Box X. Herald. OUR RI:DS b r e d for eggs, and Child Welfare and Rehabilitation ample time to write since I’ve fellow, who felt that the Kremlin "And wait till you aee the new 1940-1941 or 1942 Oldsmoblle Hy- meat are tops._We_know It-b u y phone 2-0096. Christmas the club began to send been here but after seeing the red velvet opera cape t got today. M V.'. boxes of candy to these young conferences held in Hartford last was plotting against rural church dramaUe. Call Rockville 630-12. NEW CONVERTIBLE TOPS. Cel­ our chicks and you will know it. , rxiviirni a t f-t y » week-end. Refieshmcnts will be mess I lost my appetite and any work in Nebraska, Missouri, and It'll knock ChUago’a eyes out!" Early booking gives you prefer-j \\ ANTED l.MMEDIATELY a people, nearly 225 of whom are .*a. •• luloid replaced In curtains, all Help Wanted— Male 86 served following the business ses­ desire for correspondence. To portions of Southern niinols. But (To Be Continued) red dates. Manche.ster (Thicks. 136 I lulled top desk for ‘ now on St. Mary’s Honor Roll. kind* of leather work. Cha*. Lak- sion. write would only bring back un­ this Interested Dr. Planish less leoH ^»MtTwti>irtVtei.iw^ T ntHSu ew...... /-/2 Ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele­ WANTED RECEIVING clerk to Summer street. Tel. 6971. years old. Telephone 2-0405. Tltc club continues to receive notes pleasant pictures that I would of appi"eciatlon. Indicating that Emblem Club than Joalin’s tip that the paid ex­ handle Dept, store warehouse. The Rockville Emblem Club will rather forget if that will ever be T m more accurate with a corkscrew!’ phone 4740. Steady work, good salary to I constant remembrances of gifts ecutives of the Heskett Rural Rooms Without Board 59 hold a pot luck supper preceding possible. School Foundation—known to all SEWING MACHINES, vacuums, start. Excellent opportunity for Artifles for Sale 45 and letters to men and women in o ,,^ You’ve got to hand it to the Quotations FOR SALE advancement in the merchandise the .service help to fill a real need their professional good-doers as- the SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAl’IH ' Irons, and all smal. electrical ap­ LARGE, NKTELY furnished front Marines. They’ve got the guts. H.R.S.B'.—weren't cashing in ade­ field. Also linoleum Installer to FOR SALE —9x12 Searminater Two-Family Duplex House, pliances repail ed. Genuine parts, room, suitable for 2 or 3 girls. 3 Which I fh^is^J. ^ « by a grocery Those that are here and those quately on the large funds of the We have no .lluaions about the expert workmanship. Parts for handle linoleum Installation. Ap­ rug. Alsb pair of boy's hockey minutes from CTheneys. Call 5'290. opposition We know our ships and furnace heat, garage, nice skates, size 9 with shoes. Call Excerpts from several of the let- bingo ^ e membe .. that are gone have done the Foundation. Dr. KRto had taken all makes. A. B. C. FUlt Co., 21 ply Montgomery Ward * Co., Meeting of D. o f I. seemingly Impossible and at great planes alone cannot destroy the after 5 at 116 Benton street. Tel. FOR RENT—ROOM.S. single and ters follow: Mr. 'oalin to Che foundation offi­ back yard. One side now Maple street. Tel. 2-1675. 824-828 Main street, Manchester. The Daughters of Isabella will odds. Possibly it will never be enemy. The Jap has dug himself .Search Parly BY v! t : HAMLni 6776. double beds. Kitchen privileges, ces, and they had found no one ALLEY OOP known m home just how much In. We must land and dig him out. vacant. Situated on Birch NEED REPAIRS? We will loan MAN MANTED TOR established girls or married couples. Phone there except the managing secrc' good paying retail route. Steady these Marines have done or sac­ tary, a spinster named Bernadine — .4dml. Chester W. Nimitz. WRONG^THECeS I &PEMTTMEBeST HAgTOF A Street. you a car If you need repairs over 2-1561, 237 Center street. August $1. LIctz MOUTH (XTTIKiG HIM SPOTTED $25. General repairing on all work now and post-war. Write Fuel and Feed 49-A ahtly surprised yesterday to re­ rificed. Nimrock, and two stenographers, August Henry Lletz. 84. of 19 I can’t tell you everything or There are enough men and wom­ (.7 BACK IM MOO TO WmCWJTKTE makes. Appointment only. Phone Box M, Herald. FOR R E N T -T W O I'UR.NISHED ceive n Christmas package from who weren't so much as sending MIS RETUOMTO t h e LAB...M4D rooms. Inquire 61 Cambridge Hammond street, died Tiiesdiiy ever begin to but If they could out red and green circulars to en at work today In our plants and 5191. Brunner’s. Open evenings. feeding hay. you of St, Mary's. I’ll confess afternoon at his home. He -was ME PROMPTLY WAMDERED OFF Singl* Bouse, 6 rooms, ga­ WANTED -GOOt street. Telephone 6746. that my curiosity overcame me bring some of those slackers and ■upp.y the far-flung wastebaskets factories— if properly utilized — AND 1 CAJjrr MAKE WANTED—MIDDLE AGED man born in Priissla and came to this to take up theJoad of all our cur­ rage and cMcken coop. for factory work. Steady work, Tel. 3441 or 6031. and I opened it." isolationists out here for a half of our broad land with informa­ FOR RENT—FRONT bedroom -Ki Warren Little who is on a "beau­ country 52 years ago. He had been hour the picture on the home tion ibout the beautleis of rural rent production schedules. good pay Apply Tober Baseball a resident of Rockville for 36 Paul Good garden space. Ready Mfg. Co.. Eire street, Manches­ private home, suitable for 2. tiful Island" in the Southwest Pa- front would change. If and when education. —War Manpower Chairman Household Goods 51 kitchen prlvilepes if desircu. near yca^. He was employed at the I get home. I hear any remarks V. McNutt. for occupancy. Situated ter. iciflc area, writes on Nov. 20: "An All this Dr. Planish recalled bus line. For information call I unexpected package sure makes us dyehoiise of the Rock Manufactur­ about any of our boys I’ll rake when there came from Dr. James WANTED WINDOW SHADES -VENETIAN ing Company for mafly years, re­ Subsidies arc not only inflation­ OB Norman Street. WANTED- TRUCK driver in es­ blinds. Owing to our very low 2-1625. 37 Llnnmore Drive. ' feel good as we know that out; them over the coals. One day Severance Kitto the letter prais­ sential industry, steady work, friends haven’t forgotten us afj^t tiring since its clo.slng. IJe was a I’ll tell you the whole story. ing his essay, and inviting him to ary but lead to government regu­ overhead, gel oui sperial low member of the First Evangelical good wages. Bayer Fruit & Pro­ FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, ■such a long absence fronri home<'’ Thanksgiving Day ixith us must accept a National Directorship in lation and centralized control. The Male or prices on .high grade window steam heat, near bath, near bus Lutheran church. American farmer Is the bulwark Six-Room, ^ p e Cod, with duce Co. 46 Purnell Place. shades and Venetian otinds com Victor Haiigh, who Is in th^same have passed by in the rush. the H.R.3.F. an< to attend its An­ line, stores and theater. Girls or theater of war, declares hiunoroiis- He leaved five sons. Otto and Funny how much those little nual Mldaummet Conference. of the nation against the central­ pletely mslalled Samples fiirnisn Harry of Rockville Charles of ization that will Inevitably destroy two unfinished rooms on married couple preferred. 82 Fos­ ly in a letter of Dec. 12 date: "The things mean now. Little things Dr. Planish accepted, and had Female Help ed. Capitol Window Shade Co.. ter street. Tel. 2-0163. Forestvllle, Fred of East Hart­ democracy. the second fioor, fireplace, 241 North Main street. Phone candy arrived in excellent shape like a glass of beer, a juke box, his own CJbrifercnce, with Peony. I 1.' rons!derii\g the conditions and ford, William of Monson. Mass ; Dr. «t. B. Corbett, secretary I ■ FOR SALE 8819. Open evenings FURNISHED HEATED rooms for conversation, a dance, a stroll steam heat and brass hiird.ships it had t ^ o through. It four daughters, Mr.s'. Bertha Clark down the street--those things .American Farm Bureau Fed­ For Important rent by day or, week. All conven­ of Hartford. Mrs. Emily Turgeon Her father made a dozen trips plumbing. ALWAYS FIRST with the latest. will endure one ^ o r e hardship be­ seem so big and Important now. a year to Chicago, am. on the eration. Thayer 1944 model baby car­ iences. Bolton Lake House. Tel. fore arriving A its final resting of Amston Lake, Mrs. Elsie Mc-s Ready for Both BY MERRILL BL08 SER In Pine Acres Nallv of Talcottville. Mrs. Freida Most of us have just seen this next one he lookec up certain FRECKLES ANU HIS hRIENDS Price ...... $5,950. riages, wire wheel equipment. Manchester 4863. place in my stomach.” The people of France, Yugosla­ War Work Klniitler of East Hartford; 13 war for the first time. It has things, and wrote to the IkKtor: Finest line of cribs in town. Ben­ LeUejrFrom New Guinea suddenly dawned on us that to be "I went In the Heskett place via, and the occupied countries SEE l-ROOM HOUSE. 2 un- grandchildren and a great-grantl- must again become free and inde­ Well, SHE AMD \ VO O U PROBABLY HAiuesfhunbs; son’s. 713 Main street, next to the FOR RENT- VERY LARGE front Kenneth Tedford writes from idle, not pitching In and helping and got acquainted, and 1 even HOW COME vbu Pic k e d finlsh rums upstairs— part­ Cbilcjt pendent. THAT NAME, FELLERS e HELPED BESIDES, THE SOUTH SBAf Inquire A. & P. room, private entrance. Call 6759. New Guinea, Dec. 21: "1 would is B'most an act of treason. Imag­ took the virtuo- . Bunny Nimrock. US PUT MEB. ALEUTIANS------Al ly insulated. Oil Burner. like to take this opportunity to The funeral will be held Friday —.losef Stalin. Stuart J. Wasley at 2:30 p, ra. at the White Funer­ ine how some of the men who have the aec.v, out to lunch. I didn’t OVER OUR . FIANCE ,|S YOU'RE mCMINfa One-car garage. Flagstone ,1 KOO.MS OF Modern furniture FOR RENT—ROOM, suitable for thank you and the church members been away a couple of years must know I was so much of a beau, n.r^r BONO DRIVE.' MIS31NO— Rogers Paper complete in ever> detail, includ­ one or two,. Inquire 128 South for remembering me this Christ­ al Home. Rev. Karl Otto Klette, We have heard enough about be­ SOMEWHERE terrace. Venetian blinds pastor of the First Lutheran feel when I, fresh in, find my your father-in-law, the little d’evU, ing a combination stove Keason- Main street. mas. ■ The box of candy arrived thoughts roaming homeward. ing practical and efficient and pru­ IN THE , Manufacturing Co. throufthout house. Screens church, win officiate. Burial will I had her quite flustered. SOUTH seas; . ahle. Albert's FurniUirt ilo., 43 here a few days ago and already Tell Pop the Polske have landed dent. We heard it preached Mill and Oakland Streets be In Grove Hill cemetery. ‘T think you ought to let her through several decades that these and storm d(M)rs. Lot Allyn street, HarUorcl. has made a few boys happy. Candy and the situation is well In hand. alone, the poor gal thinlu she is. 60’ X 120’. Btmrdprs Wanted 59-A is scarce here in New Guinea and Party Thursday things would have the world. I SEVERAL GOOD BUYS in space The meeting and party of the C3iet doing a good job and getting city think that, with the salty taste of ATTRACrnVE ROOMS WITH we consider it a real treat to re­ C. A. Sendrowskl SF 1-c folks to take country schools seri- Private Owner. heaters, coal ranges, and gas ceive some. You might be inter­ Ladies Aid o f the First Lutheran blood and sweat on our lips, we 1; V stoves. A few new Perfection oil kitchen privileges. Central, per­ church which was postponed from 74 U3NCB, Co. A-6, oual;y and trying to do a little are learning that we had best talk K- Can be seen only by ap­ sonal laundry privileges and ested to know that we are con­ c-o Postmaster amateur lobbying ijvitb State Leg­ heaters, $7.95. Benson’s, 713 Main ducting Christmas carol sings and last week Thursday will be held once again about doing what is 'A-:- pointment! facilities. Ideal for girls or cou­ tomorrow afternoon at. 2:30 San Francisco, Calif. islatures, but if,you want her job, street, next to the A. and P. Christmas day services here In the right. t. a. sw. a s.~ieT. aw. i-iZ ples. Phone 3989. o’clock at the church social rooms. go to it, she doee not look so hot — Gov. Ellis Arnall of Georgia. | FOR SALE For Information jungle just as you are back home. Volunteer Workers Needed HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or Also from New Guinea combs a Group Volunteers and I imagine you could expand “ Now take a good look and maybe you’ll see your father I rent, tully adjustable. Kates rea- Among the volunteers offering it into a pretty well-paying propo­ Rranfurd Street—near Wadsworth Street Extension. Attractive CALL 7170 OR 7907 Apartments. Flats, letter from Thomas Weir, dated Africa coven an area of 12,000,- 10 month* old Cape Cod home I rooms first floor—3 partly fin­ sonable. Call Keith Furniture. donations of blood ot the visit of Hartford, Jan. 12.—(/P) — Every sition. I found, oa you asked, that if he comes out from that smoke screen he’s been liiding Occupancy in 90 Days. Christmas eve, saying among hospital In Connecticut needs vol­ 000 square miles. ished on second. Insulated—copper plumbing—steam heat— eoal Tel. 4159. Tenements 63 other things: "Just received your the Mobile Blood Unit In the so­ the fellow to honey up to, beside* behind all eveningI” cial rooms of the Union church to­ unteer workers, State War Council Reverend Kitto, ta anot^r preach­ with thermostat control. Firepllce. Domestic hot water heat- B'OR RENT—SMALL apartment, box of candy from the church, and er—ga« connections. Good condition. F. II. .Mortgage. Orcu- day are forty-odd workers of the Administrator Harold F. Wood­ er, Rev. Christian Stern of New furnished or unfurnished. Tele­ wish to thank you all. We cannot WASH TUBBS Trouble .Yhcad BY LESLIE rURNRR pnney 30 days. J American -Dyeing Corporation jn cock said last night, and he apj^al- York City, a slick politician who is rUONERVlLLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX phone 7398. buy any candy where we are, and cd to all men and women with free just as soon as the box was o p ^ ^ Blast Main street in all the upllrt rackets and will rUVrtlLI MAll F\4hTER6 a m PRAWN fiff COLONEL M ill N Nat N. Schwedel. treasurer of daytime- or week-end hours to offer certaintly be in Chi for the confer­ V)VAlM PllftSLMT 0^ THf SWIFT M05" X 7^ OH f o r r e n t —2 ROOMS and bath, It took about five minutes until It thei* services. THE SKIPPER THOUGHT EVERYONE WAS POINTING TO THE. WALTON W. GRANT 500 $20.00, newly painted and paper­ was gone, so you can see the boys the company, upon learning that ence. ^TtftS,5TtMlNd “ I also went out to the North FttOlA the opposite PIRECTION; /gf AMFttLV CONCEN' TEL. 3-7584 b o n u s ed. 3 Walnut street. Apply ’Tailor don’t get much. We are living in EXTRA LARGE LOAP OF WASTE PAPER HE HAP SALVAGEP CARS Shop. the jungles of New Guinea. It Shore and sponged supper off my tratc on known oun sure is not the place for white cousin Lucy and got to meet Rev­ EMPIACIMEMTIS AMO RAOtO people as It Is very hot,- Knitted Baby Sweater erend Kitto himself by accidenLon T0WE$..0MlfiUI location p R lC t S I WANTED Subarban tor Rent 66 stays around 100 to 110 all daj^ purpose and what shd we get OTMih 4UM$ ANfi Misa Olga O. Haefs, a nurse who to talking about but you. Got M T ’EM ON THE FOR RENT—IN SOUTH Coven­ was Inducted into service in Kitto so het .up he is ready to give MTU«N SWEEP. try, four room furnished apart­ August of 1941, and la alao in tna you the keys of the city, if you MANCHESTER ment with all convenience, garage South Pacific area. In a letter dat­ want to go there, I don’t know space, partially heated. Also 4 ed December 29, says: why, personally wd much prefer room unfurnished anartmenL J. "I wish to extend my thanks for " - O J : Faribault or even Nofthfleld or. a. Blssell, Cross street. So. Coven­ the'delicloi'Ji box of toffee sent nie Winona. try. Tel. WUllmanUc 1746-Wl. by the church for Oirtatmaa. U "The Nimrock woman gets only arrived Just a few daya before |220t. but sure that cd be jacked CTiristmas. and you can well up to $4500 by the right aecond- Imagine how good it tasted to story worker. Don’t be too hard WILL BUY ANY everyone who hadn’t had w y on Bunny Nimrock, try and get American candy In months. We her a pension, she is OK, like* GOOD are now located on a rather Isolat checkers and cat* skms as I do. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE. MAJOR HOOPLE ed tropical Island In the Southwest ■•'Yr. afft fahUr, Pacific and It was such a pleasure "W. Jackson." GET t h e . P i c k u p rr. UNHAPiO AAE.BOYti: I lu o >.: h b EVEM REAL ESTATE • 6 rHOCD feMBRUJO' to find several packages awaiUiv A.NP TAkiE HllvA r m , YOUV AND - ‘ SOUR ■ - '**'8(5 AD, CRIAAD Pine twe law me when I arrived. Christmas U Before the annual conferenca HON1E - - I SA yv ; corivi- flakbs WOSlTft FOR MO UAROWARE OM always a little more lonely, and of the Heakett Foundation, Dr. HIM SPURRlMG mamAAAAl.f.'— — AS AA. Hl9 PAISAMAE Fair Prices THAT HORSE. AMD BADSB VYIt.1. HAVI& homesickness seems a little more Planish had learned, everything TO LIME UP POR DEPUTTW X M.U4T - AE IP WE . persistent at that time. We had about it except why It existed at iK IT S E R V E S HD-1 CAM'TTEU. he 6 RVG-HT.’ THE TUB LtXe TACkCLE A beautiful church ,8brvlcc« on all. - TUE REST OP , PR.E9SIM6 CA MOMOPOUZIMG ing to see the many people who philanthropist (rneaning a man ■? came to worship. This 1* an ideal with more money than be can '' hJ location and it la such a pleasure LANK LEONARD spend on houses and pearl*) and No Sooner Said Than Doae to at last be doing something which does not solicit Jonations, worthwhile. Wa, were the flret but somewhat coldly picks out you SHOULD GO IT GIVES ME white women on the island and as U fT fN . FHIU— Ik VOO’R* MEASURE TO INFORM worthy persoiu or enterprises to WHAT'S OVER TO THE such were quite a novelty to the 5647 which it does th* giving. Occa- «t)CH A PHV6ICAL THAT? 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Wratber Bnresu 2-1442, will be glad to receive calU Blood Plasma for appointments; or the blank RANGE AND 8,504 Fair and slightly colder tonight; Charles Lillie ^^iigage«l to Wftl provid^ in the Herald may be fair and continue cold Friday. YOU DO NOT NEED POINTS used by mail. There will be no FUEL OIL Member of the Audit TO BUY BIRDS EYE repetition of the unfortunate heat­ Bureau of Otreulatlona Is Bank Head Need Greater ing heating eltuatlon of last 381 Center St. TeL 6566 Utanehester-^ City of Village Charm Rhubarb Asparagus The regular prayer meeting will month, and every effort will be Green or Wax Beans be held thl« evening in the Nnia- ,v made to eliminate all delay In tak­ James A. Woods rene church instead of the Mis­ (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Mixed Vegetables Former Resident Is Se­ Victory Can Come Only ing donors at the time of their ap­ (ClasalSed Adverttsing on Page 16) MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1944 Peas and Carrots sionary meeting as previously an­ pointments. VOL. LXUI.. NO. 87 nounced. The choir will rehearse At Great Cost; Unit to / Spinach Squash after the mei \ ig. lected Presiflent of the Baked Beans or Cod Cakes Phoenix, Hartford. Be Here on January 21 Clifford Joyce, local painter, ROOFING All Fifth Ariny^ German Prisoners Manshed to Rear There will be so . many more OLD A CALL ORDER SET-UP IS has been engaged to paint the in­ Charles A. Lillie, a former resi­ 100 Billions Budget NO HELP TO YOU . . terior of the Municipal building. wounded! We feel that the coming ASBESTOS SIDING Blast to Bottom A large amount of patching will dent of Manchester, was yester­ of victory is as sure as the rising RECORDS h a s h — 3 Points. UNLESS IT WORKS! be necessary before painting be­ day elected president of the Phoe­ of the sun tomorrow—but at what Moving Today;! .Must be turned hi for sal­ INSULATION It takes just so much time to gins. The Interior walls of the nix State Bank and Trust Com­ cost! Invasion is a costly business, PSAS — 9 Points. building have been recently wash­ costly in casualties. It must be our vage If you want to keep Expert workmnnahlp. AH work put up an order and if we are pany of Hartford, with which In­ playing the new ones. Japs Attempting French Active I LIMAS — 9 Points. to leave your order ready for ed preparatory to painting. determination that not one man l^rmnteed. Resaonable Prieea. ress; 2P)—Virtually the entire days must be in the DAY stead of at the home of Mrs. Mur­ out. Range and Fuel IN A NEW HOME American Fifth Army was on the PREVIOUS. It will help us connected with the Hartford bank. Mr. and Mrs. Hartland Mont­ Next Friday. January 21, the More Months of Global iel Carlson. Mrs. Carlson will have In 1908 Mr. Lillie was made Between Sardor and Annex Land moved today as it broadened its of- Liquor Hurts Giving Aid give you prompt service if you I the meeting next Tuesday evening. gomery Street, of Maple street, mobile unit of the Hartford Blood OIL See the Ones Being: Built By Conflict; Reflects Prep­ assistant cashier and In 1914, cash­ Bank will be in Manchester again fensive from near the coast to cen­ ier. He was made vice president announce the engagement of their Sio; Aussies Go North. follow this schedule. Tax Collector Samuel Nelson at St. Mary’s church, and, as in TICKET PRINTING , GREENBROOKE tral lU ly and sent French units arations to Absorb In 1920 and first vice president In daughter Lillian Broome Street previous months, 250 donors are Willing to Give All of hammering through 3,000 and Wal Efforts To Hitler reports satisfactory advance pay­ METERS Advanced Allied Headquar­ ments of the Old* A>ge Assistance 1938, holding that office until to CpI. John J. Adams, .son of needed. In addition to those who HOMES. INC Bessarabia and Bw 4,000-foot high mountains to Impact of Sudden elected president yesterday by the will make a regular repeat dona­ Meter prints amount of de­ ters, New Guinea, Jan. 13.— taxes, at the rate of about 100 a Mrs. Catherine Adams of Brook­ On Walker Street threaten Casslno from a thi Victory in Europe; day. These taxes become due and directors. tion and those who will go writh (/P) — Swift patrol-torpedo covina If Soviets side. Soviet Embassy Says Your Spare No. 2, Good for 5 Points On Pork Or Sausage, Hsi#succeeds Leon P. Broad- lyn. N. T. livery on your slip for your ‘Pay-Day Drinking’ and payable on Feb. 1. groups from their places of work, For further Information call at boats of the United States American infantry swept to Would Mean Saving. Expires January 15th. hurst, who was made chairman of Miss Street is a graduate of it la urged that every man and protection. Wm Call Off War. within three miles of Casslno in a ‘Week-End Sprees’ Atl- Spanish Legion Still Alexander Jarvla Ce. olHce on Navy, darting at night the board of directors. Manchester High school and at woman who is physically fit think Cmter atrect or at 86 Alexander frontal attack with the capture of NOTE! We pay vou 4c and 2 Brown Points for all the among barges crowded with vanced as Reasons Fighting on Sector Washington, Jan. 13.— present is employed at Hamilton it over right now, and determine to L. T. Wood Co. atreet. Bern, Switzerland. Jan. 13—(/P) Cervaro at 1 p. m. yesteTday after waste fat you bring in. The government needs it! Standard Propeller. Cpl. Adams have a place in this mighty im­ almost surrounding tHe village, — President Roosevelt laid Japanese, are blasting to the —A story that three British offi­ For Wartime Ban. Of Volkhov Front. is in the Transportation Div. at portant undertaking. 51 BisseU St. Tel. 4496 Pboaesi 4118 or 7876 headquarters announced. 'The before Congress today his YMCA Notes Mrs. Carl Swanson, Jr., at bottom of Vitiaz strait many cers parachuted into Rumania re­ Germans already had announc PORK SAUSAGE Smorgasbord Bradley Field. of the enemy trying to escape second $100,000,000,000 war­ . We have plenty of Pork Roasts, Pori* Chops, Fresh cently with a copy of a German itvioss. Washington, Jan. 13 — UP) ’ Washington, Jan. 13.—UP)—The 6:30-7:15 m.—Basketball— a Jungle trap closing on them In the first day of the French "Pay-day drinking” and “week­ Soviet embassy said today that al­ time budget embodying plans I' Hw and Sausage for you. Use your No, 2 Spare today. for along the Huon peninsula,coast of offer to give large areas of Ru­ boys. offensive in the mountains of cen­ end sprees” which they said were though Franco Spaiq^ is formally for at least 18 months more New Guinea. Headquartera of mania to Russia—if the Soviets tral Italy, Gen. Alphonse Juln’s - German aoldiefts. taken prisoner during the battle for the Italian Emanuel Lutheran 6:30 p. m.—Soroptlmiat dinner. would call off the war—was re­ seriously retarding war production non-belligerent, "actually, she la of global conflict but at the General MacArthur reported to­ troops advanced two-thirds of a mountain town of San Vittore, are marched to a compound to the 7:15-8:16 p. m.—High achool ported to be making the rounds of and slowing up victory, were ad­ same time reflecting prepara­ Congregation day the sinking of nine barges mile southwest of Roccheta, 12 rear. There were ca.sualties among the prisoners, like the man in an ally of Hitler Gei-many." girls—gym. and the severe damaging of 11 the Bucharest diplomatic corps to­ miles northeast of Cervaro. front with his arm in a sling. (AP Wirephoto). vanced by prohibition advocates An article in the embassy’s in­ tions to absorb the impact of SAT., JAN. 15, 6-8 P. M. 7:30 p. m.—Meeting, Manchester Hale’s January Reductions In others by PT boats operating in day. sudden victory in Europe. Capture 8,000-Foot Peak today aa prime reasons for enact­ formation bulletin said that, de­ Served by Ladies’ Aid. Improvement Association. darkness offshore between Saldur According to the diplomatic ac­ They captur^ a 3.000-foot peak Assumes War Until; Mld-1945 and Sio. ' count, as reported from Budapest ment of a national wartime ban on spite Spanish press announcements Reservations Must Be 7:30 p. m.—Meeting, Girl Scout overlooking the road winding al­ hard liquor sales. For war activities alone the Troops on Many Barges by the newspaper Basler Nach- that the Spanish Blue division has Leaders. most due west of Isernia between The opening of a new prohibi­ been withdrawn from the Russian new budget projects expenditures Made. richten's correspondent, the Nazis Colli and Atina, took several of $90,000,000,000 in the fiscal 8:15 p. m.—ir S. Sixth Army, elements from the sides. ments Menace Kovno, Christian Temperance Union, In­ fronts”—obviously the European HALE’S JANUARY sea Jan. 2 the other Jaw of the The surprise French advance Pinsk and Novel Ap­ troduced the witnesses called here Canada Tries —might be won earlier and said nutcracker la being pushed south­ caught a number of German pris­ Seen Effort by the National Temperance and such a development would mean eastward. Japanese trapped with­ New Bombers oners. proach High Ground. Prohibition council. that much of the money he now in the approximately 55 Interven- Juin's troops, fighting in some of The first was Dr. Wilbur L. Du­ requests would not have to be the roughest country in Europe To Forestall SPORT Ing miles are taking to barges, To Foil Plots bois, Milwaukee chemical engineer spent. DRESS On Runways where virtually all supplies must Moscow, Jan. 13.— (/P)— and food chemist, who discussed In order to be prepared for vic­ preferring night movements ap­ WHITEEVENT be hauled by mule and hand from Gen. Nikolai Vatutin’s high-' the problem of industrial absen­ tory "whenever It comes,” the parently In an effort to avoid one peak to another, were threat­ teeism and blamed much of it on Labor Rows president said that the essence of Allied bombers. , ening the Cassino-Atma road, one y mobile First Ukrainian Swiss Press Reflects "short illnesses.” He attributed ' In all, headquarters rej^rted to­ To Fill Gaps the government’s program now 20x40 of the two valley highways leading Army, expandrag ite tront op German. Trying about 12 per cent of all absentee­ stacked up in the budget is that day the aerial and Naval destruc­ north from Casslno. the Sarny sector (in old Po-; ism to "week-end sprees." COATS tion of 48 more barges, including Has Been Successful "while we move toward complete ■''SSoriXPBE9StVf5» COATSft Heavy Artlllerj’ Fire land) to a width of 50 miles '' Spend Much Time in Saloons defeat of our enemies, we must two loaded with troops which were To Instill Fear in Americans Replace S9 On the Eighth Army front there He also referred to "excessive lay the groundwork to return the Cannon sunk by U. S. Marine artillery or more, struck out in sever­ Solving Disputes HALES were only patrol activity and SutellitF Nations. drinking at pay»day" and said nation to peaceful pursuits.” while seeking to reenforce Nip­ Lost in Raid on Cen­ heavy artillery fire. al sweeping movements to­ surveys had disclosed that many ‘Taking Steam Out ponese now battling American in- industrial workers spend much of “ Requirements .Xaa. Victory” tral Germany; More Announcement of more details of day to threaten the German- Bern, Switzerland. Jan. 13.—UP) Solid Color BY vpdera at Borgen bay on north­ the sky battle over Sofia on Jan. their pay-day period in saloons. Them’ hy ‘Cooling Off’ Mr. Roosevelt summed up tbs heUI strongholds of RbiTib, Pinsk budget as "the financial require­ REDUCED REDUCED western New Britain. Than 100 Nazis Down. 10 between American Flying Fort­ and Kovel. The Verona trials and the quick He told the eommitice that al­ resses and their P-38 escort on one execution of Count Galeazzo cohol contains no vitamins and de­ ments for victory.’’ He included a Fitted and Boxy Models. 180 Destroyed Or Damaged Within SO Miles of Pinsk Ottawa, Ont., Jan. 13.—(IP)— demand for "a truly stiff fiscal side and 60 German fighters on the Ciano and his four as.sociatea in prives the body of essential foods. Black — and Dark Brown, At leaat 130 barges, including London, Jan. 13 — — New The strong armored and Infan­ ' Asked by Representative Celler Canada has tried to keep her war program” providing at least $10,- more than a score carrying troops, other, disclosed that the Ameri­ limned With American Kit Fox, Mountain Sable, American bombers were already try force of Vatutin’s right wing the overthrow of Benito Mussolini (D., N. Y.) if prohibition would workers at their Jobs with a policy 500,000,000 in new taxes on top of Bath REGULAR $35.00 have been destroyed or damaged cans had won a crushing victory on the runways today to replace which captured Dombrovitsa, 20 appeared today in the light of keep alcohol from the workers, the $40,760,000,000 which he esti- Dyed Squirrel and Persian Lamb. along the northeastern New At a cost of two of their own of preventing strikes rather than miles north of Sarny on the Ro- Berlin reaction, to be a German Dubois said he waa not qualified Guinea coast since the Invasion of the 59 lost In Tuesday's spectacu­ planes, the Americana shot down prohibiting them, the Dominion’s a total of 28 of the enemy. vino-Sarny-Baranowlcze railway, to answer that. (Uontinued on Page Pour) C O A T S Now $ 2 7 * ^ Saidor stepped up the Allied of­ lar raid on central Germany, and fought Ita way through frozen effort to instill fear in persons in manpower director said today in Fhe Germans, who had taken Germany and the satellite coun­ Celler made the assertion that Towels fensive against Madang. fliers who took part in that great marshland country to within 50 the War Manpower commission discussing President Roosevelt’s REGULAR $65.00 In the Madang area, which has three-hour battle were eager to to the air in Focke-Wulf 190s. tries who might be plotting simi­ Messerschmltt 109s, and Junkers milea southeast of Pinsk, impor­ and the Office of War Information call for a national service law. been hit by more than 1,000 tons get on with the campaign against tant center on the Gomel-Brest- lar coups against Adolf Hitler Canada has been successful in 87s fitted with cannons, used opposed the legislation. $50-00 of bombs since Jan. 1, headquar­ the Nazis. Litovsk railway. and his puppet dictators. Reads Deniinriatinn of Liquor solving labor disputes by "taking clouds over the target to dart out C O A T S* Now REGULAR $25.00 tera announced a new 126-ton as­ "W e have plenty of replace­ The Swiss press reflected this the steam out of them.” said the Flashes! to within 100 yards of the For- It already had paased the worst Dr. George W. Crabbe. super­ sault by Liberators against supply ments— we can take a whole lot view”, tlie Gazette de Lausanne intendent of the Anti-Saloon manpower, chief, Arthur Mac- (Uate Bulletins ot the UP) Wire) tres.ses in a futile effort to break of the Pripet marshes and already Said it was probable that Musso­ $20-00 dumps and gun positions more in war losses than we suffer­ advance units were approaching League, read a prohibition council Namara, who is deputy minister of lini was not consulterl concerning C O A T S Now A t Borgen bay. New Britain, ed Tuesday,” an Eighth Air Force up the formations. denunciation of liquor as a "non- Islior and director o f , national 29 Few Air Sorties the high rolling ground beyond the fate of his son-in-law and that •Associated Press Restrained REGULAR $59.95 Marines battling for Hill 660, a spokesman said. the swamps. essential, luxury enterprise” hav­ selective service. Limited Quantities As the Americana’ losses were Bad weather allowed compara­ if he interceded it was without re­ New York, Jan. 18.—(A V - A strategic observation post, achiev­ While this force was smashing ing no place in a war program. Although President Roosevelt special three-judge Federal court balanced against more than 100 tively few air sorties yesterday, sults. Crabbe recommendad that empha­ $45-00 ed slight progress and counted 300 ita way to the northwest, a new called for a national service law today restrained The Associated Now more Nipponese dead, bringing Nazi craft shot down and the de­ but fighter-bombers in a sweep “He no longer counts,” said the sis be placed on "temperance and Real Cannon C O A T S* REGULAR $22.98 over to the Dalmatian coast shot offensive launched Tuesday, to the paper. which "will prevent strikes” and Press perpetually from observing the Japanese total to more than struction dropped on three centers virtue as civic obligations in a specifically mentioned CJanada aa of Nazi airplane'production, the down two Messerschmltt 109s out north of the marshes by Gen. The Gazette, commenting on by-laws which permit members to value in bath MARTEX TOWELS 2,400 since the Invasion there Konstantin Rokosaovsky's White time of national peril” and that being among countries where "the $ returned airmen summed up .the of 12 encountered. Berlin’s clarifying reaction, said the president use his war powers consider the competitive effect of 17.00 opened Dec. 26. A spokesman esti­ very existence of national service Made Especially For Hale’s! Now flaming three-hour battle against In Italy, American Mitchells at' Russian Army was approaching the Verona decisions "above all I application for mendierahlp, towels. Medium REGULAR $55.00. C O A T S mated that Marine casualties, in- the city of Mozyr, 80 milea south­ makes unnecessary the widespread swarms of Nazi rocket fighters acted to intimidate members of (Continued on Page Four) but dficlared that the news-gather­ Heavy weight all white towels with colored borders west of Gomel, along a 20-mile- the German and foreign govern­ use of compulsory power,” the ing cooperative might restrict ad­ weight in g;old, (Oontinned on Pnge Four) and rocket ground guns in these (Oontinned on Page Four) in peach, green, gold and blue. $40-00 matter-of-fact words: wlde front. Dispatrhea said that ments tempted to take a aimilar strike problem la handled conti- mission on other grounds. The C O A T S Now German troops in front of Rokos' pletely apart from the Dominion's blue, green and “We won, didn't we?” attitude" Judgment reduced to a formal REGULAR $19.98 link CTash to Invasion sovsky’s advance were falling People Shedding No Tears national selective service act order the court’s opinion o f last back towards Pinsk, and a second Would Remove which regulates manpower. rose. 22x44 Bath Size Both Allied leaders and Ger­ Reds Review Reports from Italy said ' the Oct, 6 In the government’s civil 50c Board Ousts mans linked the clash between threat to that city apparently waa people were shedding no tears Works With Different Tools anti-trust suit filed Aug. 28, 1948. REGULAR $49.95 $15-00 developing. Pinsk Is 140 miles MacNamara, az deputy minister C O A T S Now possibly 1,200 American fighters over the death of Ciano and the Report Clause Either side now has 60 days in and bombers and formations . of Border Row west of Mozyr at the confluence of other four Fascists, but neverthe­ of labor and director of national which to appeal to the Supremo $40.00 Police Chief the Strumen and Pina rivers along less the suddenness of the execu­ service, works in both fields, but 16x28 Hand Size Nazi fighters as a forerunner' of court of the United Statea and Martex 25c the northern edge of the Prlppet with different tools. COATS the mighty struggle for air su­ tions had produnU a sort of puz­ Lucas Favors Eliminat meantime the Judgment Is stayed. premacy expeted to a.ccompany ’riiit Detailed Map of marshes. * zled stupor. Early in the war Canada tackled Dry-Me-Dry Selectmen Find Bennett the land invasion of western Eu- Sarny Used as Pivot A Rome dispatch to the Gazette ing . SecRon Requir the strike issue by slightly rer Indicted For .Murder Face Cloths 1 2 >/^c REGULAR $30.00 Guilty of Three of rope. Curzon Line; Prog Using Sarny as a pivot, Vatutin said the Verona trials were "only vamping an old law, the Industrial I'ittsfield, Mass., Jan. IS.— (A*v— CLEARANCE of Gen. Henry H. Arnold,, chief of sent other flying columns south the beginning. A great number of ing Financial Data. disputes investigation act of 1907 John Franklin Noxon, Jr., 47-year Charges .Preferred. the U. S. Army Air Forces, said at ress Seen Being Made. and dispatches reported them op­ other persons accused of treason old corporation lawyer, was indict­ $27-00 erating within 23 miles north irf will soon be brought before re­ (Continued on Pa ■e Seven ed, characd with murder in the Dish C O A T S Now Bulletin! (OoBtlaiied- Page Two) Moscow, Jan. 13— (IP)—Soviet Rovno, an advance of approxi- gional revolutionary tribunals.” first decree today, by the Berk­ Bridgepori, Jan. 13.— UP>— Po­ 'This dispatch added that the Washington, Jan. 18—<>P)— — I \ Make up your own Puffs! Not All Sizes In This Price Group. lice cailef Arthur J. Bennett was newspapers today prlfited a large, shire county grand Jury In the detailed map of the Curzon line (CoDtihaed on Page Four) movements of Ciano bad been A. J. Alliiieyer, Sm-ial Secur­ ckH’trocullon, Sept. 28, of his six- dismissed frotn the Fairfield, po­ clarified. His defense counsel de­ ity Board ehatniian, declared Ail Sales Final. lice department this . morning, and a review of the whole Rus- Labor Draft months old abnormal son, Law­ t O W f d S I 3 40% Wool (Reprocessed) • DRESSES Jury Convicts slan-Polish boundary controversy clared at Verona that Ciano and today that freezing of the So­ rence. Defense counsel said that it having been found giiUty of three Treasury Balance hla entire family went to Ger­ cial Security tax at the pres­ of the five charges preferred since 1919. . would file a motion to have the In­ This, preseritation waa accepted many with the Germans’ assist­ ent rate of 1 per cent during Irks Truman One and Two-Piece Dresses. W’ool, Spun Rayon and against him, the Board of Select­ 1944—already voted by the dictment quashed and also would Wire Concern by many foreign observers as an Washington. Jan. 13—(4»)— The ance after the establishment of request the names of wltnessra ’Gabardine. men announced, position of the Treasury Jan., 11: the government of Premier Mar­ Sena*»—would create a moral 4 for The vote on hla dismissal was indication that progress la being Who tesUfled before the g r a ^ BATTS $1.00 made toward an amicable settle­ Receipts, $174,423,464.20; ex­ shal Pietro BadogUo, as he did not obligation for Congress to Adininistralion Booster jury. Noxon, who Is being held in Sizcb ItVt to 20 — 12y, to 24y, and 87t^ to 47M. twx> to one. First Selectman John penditures, $422,537,846.76; net “ subsidize” old age pension Here Is Real Value! Ferguson and Second Selectiruip Four Officials Guilty of ment of the frontier dispute. Berkshire county Jnll, will be ar­ balance. $11,064,225,765.30. (Contlnned on. Page l>vo) recipients In the future by For Years Opposes DRESSES Joseph Youhouse voting to re­ Conspiring to Deliver Effort to' Keep Door Open more than $1,500,000,000. The raigned next week. 1.00 Made by Chatham from the combings of their blank­ move the chief from office. Third It was interpreted widely ss an American Federation of La­ Reipiest for Action. $ ets. Will make ■ exceptionally warm Puffs at a low REGULAR $12.98 Selectman Nicholas J. Phelan fa­ Defective Materials. effort to keep open the door for bor Joined Altmcyer in plead­ Bank Pleads Innorent _ vored a reprimand as punishment. negotiationa and the assumption ing before the House Ways New York. Jsn. IS.— UP> — T"e The amazing three fibre diah prtce. . Charges I on which Chief Ben- was that the Russians are ready and Means committee that Washington, Jan. 13—(/Pi Chase National hank pleaded in­ towel—linen, cotton and spun ray­ $10-00 Providence. R. I„ Jan. 13,—(.Pi— to do business immediately on the Backless and Sleeveless President Roosevelt’s request for DRESCES Now i;ptt was found guilty were that the rate be allowed to Increase nocent In Federal District MUrt on. Dries more dishes faster. lie had accepted a gratuity, that A Federal Jury has convicted the basis of the Curzon line. automatically to 8 per cent as legislation to draft civilian labor todav to two Indictments charg­ Leaves less lint. Red, green and REDUCED Anaconda Wire and Cable Com' (This litre, drawn by an Allied for the home front ran 'into nevq^ ing it with conspiracy and viola­ Reg. 79c Fine Quality he had engaged In a conspiracy ’ Dresses Will Be Revived of Jan. 1. blue bor^isni. against a police officer and an pany and four officials of conspir­ commission after the First World and unexpected opposition today tion of the trading with t ^ ene­ official of the department, and acy to manufacture and deliver War, waa proposed in a Moscow Washington, Jan. 13—UP)—Sena­ from Chairman Truman (D., Mo.) my act in allegedl.v financing a REGULAR) $10.98 that be had presented contradic­ defective wire to the Army Signal broadcast Tuesday as the new tor Lucas (D., 111.) announced to of the Senate’s War InvesUgaUng dliiniond merpliant who H boundary between the two coun­ By Dorothy Roe briefest of ballerina skirts. Also PRCrrED TWILLS REGULAR $12.98 tory evidence in hearings held by corps. day he will move to strike from committee, for years an adminis­ accused of trading with Axis na­ Part Linen $8-00 Judge John P. Hartigan contin tries and since that time has been New York, Jan. 13——- $7.00 field for' back salary. Mr. Gold­ Those convicted with the cor ethnographical principles.” ultimate. seeking the information returns, Reynolds said the Committee is Four trusties serving terms ol $6-50 DRESSES Now stein stated that the case will be poration were: William H. More- This would have given Poland Spare and bare, tho dresses arc with one side blue, the other red, the Senate and,House tax fram or one side brown, the other white, considering the Austin bill "in five or ton years each for criines RAYON JERSEY DRESSES Now claimed for a Jury trial and that ley. former manager of the Paw­ all provinces inhabited by Poles, not designed for street wear ex­ Ing committees declared frankly the absence of specific adminis­ ranging from forgery to robbery a transcript of the secret test!' tucket plant and now assistant it was stated, but would have con­ cept in resort communities, but and so on. they wanted to give the Treasury mony sub^tted before the police tinued as a part of Russia all the it’s a safe bet we’ll be seeing them Frantwards-Backwards Skirt an opportunity to determine tration legislation. or assault to rape escaped from CANNON DISH CLOTHS Close-out of a few odd pieces. general manager of the parenf Miss Potter shows also the the state reformatory last nignt. REQULAR $7.98 commisslitnere during the' .hear­ company in Providence: Jacob districts predominantly Ukrainian worn for everything from shop­ whether taxes shouldn’t be levied Doubts Committee Approval I ^Solid color and dots. yd. REGULAR $7.98 and White Russia. ping to aightseeing, come summer. frpntwards-backwards skirt, de­ on such organizations. "I’ll be surprised if the com­ (:onilng only 12 days *^**5 1.00 ings in Fairfield will be introduced Elagleson, manager and former su other long-term convict# kidnaped Good quality dish cloths $ ‘‘But Polish ruling circles want The Clarepotter collection high­ signed to be worn with ita little mittee approves it," he added. $ ( 3 . 0 0 during the court proceedings. Mr. OpiMise .Move Vlgorously perintendent at the Pawtucket flsh-Uil peplum hiking out in back two prisoa officialt In a break la made by Cannon Mills. GoUipteln further aeclared that plant; Lowell K. Morrow, chief In­ ed for annexation purposes the lights the fourth day of New Labor spokesmen have opposed Democratic Leader Barkley of $5-00 DRESSES Now territories of western White Rus­ York’s big week of spring fashion or Jutting out in fronL Kentucky said he had heard noth­ which a guard waa stobhed, tM DRESSES Now Bennett will offer bis services to spector and chemist at the plant, the move vigorously, describing it for < sia and the western Ukraine.” the openings, presented in the Paris Last night’s big news was Nor­ new eaeape caused Gov. B. ^ 6 44 lilVf Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. the town and if they are rejected and William Eagleaon, brother of as the opening wedge in an effort ing about the likelihood that a explanation continued, "and they manner before visiting edttora man Norell's presentation of the White House blU, reportedly Hickealosper to order aa Uans^- will InstitnU action tc recover nts Jacob and senior employe in the napper styles of 1920s—a aeries to exact Income taxes from Inveatigatloa to detorialso All Sales FinaL salary, it Is axpected that the water test room at Pa^ucket. took advantage of the military from all sections of the country. unions, which they contend are drafted by Chairman Paul V. Mc­ ato REGULAR $6.98 and economic situation in the Hit Swim Suit of straight, knee-length, hip-belt­ Nutt oi the War Manpower com­ “whether there are any Irregalarl- town wU claim that Bennett was Few Honrs Drilbrnitliin ed suits and dresaes frankly term­ non-profit making organizations. tiet. lapaattana, or wttmm m g s - Ready Made Pillow Ticks dlBCbarged for cause, an allega­ young Soviet republic In 1920. Hit owim suit ot the season, aa mission, would be presented to The Jury's blanket verdict was ed "Chanel rerivaL” High-lighted Lucas, declaring he would muve meot” at tha_ reformatory. $ returned Isst night after a_ few Attacked Sorlst Unkm shown by the designer, is a brief follow up the prealdent’a recom- 5-00 tion which will be denied by the to strike out the clause when the affair of black Jersey. conaiaUng in Ills collection was the middy guards were dismlsaed and two DRESSES Now officer. hours' deliberation. .ludge Hart I "Poland then attacked the So­ Senate reconvenes Friday, said: mendatirm. Made of fine quality ticking in sev- JW.HALC of a minute bra and baby pants blouse, once the favorite uniform ■ after the- Jaa. I saeufhi The selectmen's vote to oust gan directed that a sixth defend viet union, but receiving a strong Two top labor leaders, William tral colors and patterns. Re-cover a o with an appliqued bow-knot' belt of schoolgirls, now shown in slim, "My primary reason is that the ded la the coavicIF thane old pillows now. MAMCHBSTM COHN* JW.HAU Chief Bennett ends his 23-year snt, Robert L. Wright, former elec rebuff from the whole Soviet peo- GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. in shocking pink. Over such suiU sleek versions for dresa-up wear, (Coatiaued a* Faga Tea) mat day ^ c A4A M H I S T « Co n m * even encriisted with sequiu (CoatiBueit I F ^ a Seve» 75 Faga Xaak LVm nmm* ea twak little wool Jackets and the aa Kmut. kavsB iVtmUmm* m

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