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Under 10,000 Circula-i Huge Shetls PLEASED TO INFORM YOU THE MANCHESTER EVEN ING HERALD HAS BEEN Several Yugoslavia Di-. , \British-Greck Main De*; Put In Safe tion; 575 in Contest. AWARDED FIRST HONORABLE MENTION IN THE LESS THAN 10,000 visions in Center; 10,- iriise Line; British Re»: port Stiffening Re*| Ammunition to Roll Off 000 Prisoners Taken Class Again CIRCULATION CLASSIFICATION IN THE 11TH AYER EXHIBITION OF The Herald has been ad­ sistaii^ Against Naxiflj Lines at Rate of Three On Central Front; Sur- judged first in its class of NEWSPAPER TYPOGRAPHY, PLEAS'E HOLD CONF IDF.NT IAL AS RESULTS reniler of East (i.rfek In SoiHhem Yugo^ newspapers of less than 10,-1 Every Minute as Im ­ American Vessels Will\

000 circulation from among a mense Pressure Used. WILL NOT BE RELEASED FOR ANNOUNCEMENT UNTIL FRIDAY TO GIVE Arinv ‘On" Selieclnle’. Be Permitted to Go All slavia Ai^a Today* total of 1,038 entries in the ALL WINNING PAPERS TIME TO ARRANGE SPECIAL HANDLING. COt.iPLETE Of Way to Sue* Canal Athens, April - II.—(/PV—J 11th Annual Exhibition of Beilin, April 11.—(/P)—Au­ Newspaper Typography con­ Toccoa, Ga., April 11—(JP)—Big j British expeditionary tfooplil sheila "nosed” by a new method I STORY AND PICTURES BEING SENT YOU WEDNESDAY. CONGRATULAT IC.NS' thorized Gentian quarters de­ Since Egypt Neutral. ducted by N. W. Ayer & Son, clared today the Yugoslav have clashed with Adolf Hit-j will soon begin rolling' from the j ler’s blitzkrieg invaders \for^ Inc,, the country’s leading ad­ LeTourneau lines here at the rate i J H BHEIEL N W .AYER'6. SON INC. Army ia being "systematical­ Washington, April 11.—(45— \ the first time’ in northernl vertising agency, it was an­ of three a minute. ly wiped up or even blotted President Roosevelt today reopen­ nounced today. This newspa­ R. G. LeTourneau, evongelist- out” as the high command ed the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden Greece, it was officially an­ induatrialist Who developed the IB COUFAKT WILL APFRBCUTB M iCCB.'m OFd PROM IT* fATl.OVA CON'ClRMXfl IT* ►BRV|C# to American vessels. nounced today, and the Bkttle | per was given first honorable told of the total destruction mention in the third class machinery, U id 155 mm. ammuni­ The chief executive announced of Greece apparently is devel-| tion ia nosed under a pressure of of Serb forces in the south, a which includes standard-size determined German advance at a press conference that he had oping. Striking toward the 6,000,06 pounds a square inch. taken out the stopper from the right wing anchor of the Brit-; papers with daily circulations Steps Up Production in the north an(l the crushing mouth of the waterway so.that Heated to 1,000 degrees,, consid­ ish-Greek main defense line,; up to 10,000. Rolling Attack of several Yugoslav divisions American vessels now may enter , Entries were received for ered comparatively cool for shell General M otifs Given It. in the vicinity of fabled making, the steel loses none of Its in the center. Ten thousand the exhibition from all oyer original properties and makes fur­ new prisoners were reported The ships will be permitted to Mount Olympus, the (Germans the United States. In the class ther machining unneceaoary, Le- Made by Nazis go all the way to the Suez Canal, were reported to have cap-; taken on the central front. since Egypt is neutral territory. in which The Herald was ad­ Toumeau said, hence stepping up Notice Strike Looms (A subsequent anhouncement tured Yanitza, 48 miles due production several fold. While American vessels are not judged, the winner there were broadcast b; the official Berlin permitted under the neutrality act north of the Olympus range,.. The plant, already working on At Birmingham OtJjM Nazi columnz were re-; 575 entries. a defense order from the Army Union Workers Plan to radio sold that a previous haul of to carry war supplies to belliger­ 20.000 priaonera In southern Yugo­ ents, the president made it clear porte*7^^-*$*li»n American freighter ft Rl Mond# to­ (Continued On Page Twelve)^. wage agreement was not ne­ day, wifb pubUcatlon in morning forces driving Into the day.' Two llreboats and 'S number try and Birmingham were among (Continned On Page Twelve)' gotiated before April 20. A papers todgy of a proclamation of (Continued On Page Ten) northwestern tip of Y.ugoal of engtnes rushed to the llto the places attacked by German Regent Admiral Nicholas Horthy. street Hudson river pier of the f 1= shutdown of General Motors were reported by the Fascist bombers laet night in raids which \ Yugoslavia Left “Dissolved” command to have occupied year-oM veseel when, a aeuMui oo- would affect about 1^0,000 Insists Japan the British' government acknowl­ '^The proclamation aslcL forma­ stico and to have continueditlnue< their 'Deed smoke curling from a fot^ edged hod caused, considerable Powder Plant workers. The' firm has mil­ tion of an Independent Oostlsn Men 17 to 40 advance down the Sava valley to­ vtord hold containing defcaoa mai- damage and pfhbabiy heavy dosu^ ward Ljubljana. teM ls. The fire, sold to have orig- ' / lions of dollars worth of de­ state in the north left Yugoslavia Acts Peaieeflil olties. fense contracts. The Labor disolved .into several. pariis.” Another column, it was said; Inatod In carbon black, threw out It was the second raid on Blrm' Blast Kills 2 This act left Hungary the "dirty V iehy Problem xontihued the penetratiof, of Yu­ such dense smoke' that fireaHoi . Ingham, big Midlands industrial Department iihmediately as­ to take again in our own handa goslavia from eastern Albania. were unable to enter the hold fer c e n ^ , ifi os many nights. Coven­ signed a conciliator .to try to the care for Hungarians living In Bomb Dock FoclUUes more than an hour. Premier Says No Force try; atm recbvei(ng frqm a devas- Italian warptanea, meanwhile, , • * . * Undetermined Number prevent a work stoppage. the territoriM stolen from ua,” it French Frontiers Closed Will Be Used in Rfeal- tftlng raid lost Nov. 14, was bomb­ Negotiations on cimtract revi­ said. wore reported to have bombed, Prepare for Ubya Battle ed heavily Tu'^adoy nlgbL Hurt ik^ Hercules Cot sions began March 11. Union de­ (Under the'Treaty of Trianon In To Prevent Their Flee­ dock facilities and muniUona Cairo, Egypt, .April It.—ri4 5 — The Birmingham damage includ­ 1920 Hungary loet perhaps 500,000 dumps at the Yugoslav Naval .Axis and British forcee are cou- ' i z i n ^ Her Ambitions. ed explosive or'free bomb hjta on mands announced at that time in­ ing to Join De Gaulle- base of Sibenik on the Adriatic, ton Dehydration House cluded: A general wage increase of her Magyar population to Yu­ centrating in eastern CtreMiep a moWe theater and three air raid of 10 cents an hour; 8<) hours voca­ goslavia In the Banat, V Baranya and maneuvering into position tor Tokyo, April 11'—(JP)—Premier warden posts. MedjumurJe. regions.) Vichy, France, April 11—(45 (Contipued Oa Pagh Two) a bottle somew’here,..< east ot the Fumlmaro Konoye in a The Britlalt reported their night Bulletin! tion pay Instead of 4d; a new sys­ significant 'statement re­ tem for handling grievances; Ade­ "T^ls 'was a national duty Marshal Petain’a cabinet announc­ Gebel El Achdar coastal range. In- fighters hod destroyed, nine of the Belvidere, N. J„ April 11.— quate cpmpehoatiOT for drafted which we hod to fulfill without de­ ed today that French frontiers (cenied sources sold today. Tho, tted todav Japan’s southward Nazi raiderz, which also jeept Lon­ (45—An exploeion lu the eot- worn ‘*purely economic and workers; and. additional authority lay,’! Horthy's proclamation con­ were closed to all Frenchmen be­ Gebel El Achdar range etretohes don under alert for five hours and ton dehydrattoB house of Her- for the Impartial umpire to rule tinued, "therefore 1 five today tween 17 and .40 y^rs of age to 30 Axis Planes between Bengasi and Derna. about _ jeeful” and inaiated that Japan stabbed at the smith'coosL culea Powder Componjr’s new (Thursday) the order to my sol- prevent their oeelng to join the Would not use force to readlze hej* An additional i^der was Sold to on Issues on which - an agreement ISO milee' west of the EgypttoM ambitions. . emokelOee powder plant here cannot be reached. diens to defend Hungarians living lorces of Gen. Charles De Gaulle, border at Its noorest point. today esuoM *0110 death hud "Free French” leader., . Toll for Week Konoye, whose statement ' was (Continued On Page Twelve) made at a press conference with I n ju ^ four Other' employee. (CoatlBued Oa Page Twelye) (Coatlnued Ou Page Twelve) "Every day boats try to leave Hoiiseboy .Assailant Held Japoneoe reporters, appeared op­ Atthougli the company head­ the coasts of Normandy and Brjt- MlnneapoUs, .April 11—(45—Oo-'. quarters a t . WUmlngtoB, Del., tany for British ports,” the an- timistic regarding United States- Shot Down or Destroyed tecUve Copt. Jam es, Mnllen today JaponeM i^tlona at itrat onaeunoed two hod nounrement said. announced the arrest and coafeo- ^Enemy Fleet’ beeu Idlled, » later statement . “Every day our consuls In Spain By Ground Strafing ijrfon of Gottlieb GroebU. 18. who Ohatodes lu Path pick up, your.g volunteers” from \ He acknowledged, however, that Bold there hud been only one Halt Nosebleed But Don’t had been sought on a first degree denth. Th^eefnpnny ’said no France for thfl De Qaulle forces. In North Africa ^ar. oasautt charge in connecUon with Japan’s membership In the Rome- Besides worlting as “recruiting,' Berlin-Tokyo Axis and continua­ Turned Back 'workmen ijere mloalng. the ohooting I'n Nyock, N. Y„ lost Know Successful Remedy ngenU” for De, Gaulle. It was sold Cairo, Egypt, April ll.^(45— January of PeiVy Whittlesey. MnL tion of the China ooafUet.wara “Young Frenchmen are ' carrying obstacles in the path of. a com­ Belvidere, N. J., April IT—packlng of the hose, intravenous German authorities In the occupied tween Tokyo and Washington. termined number injured today In PhlUdeliAla, April 11.—(45 — TL ground strafing In North Africa in lug be shot his employer oU ttnaea.^ “Do .you think thof United After ‘Attacking’ Four on explosion at the cotton dehy­ Seven Philadelphia physicians have injections of Vitamin K, the hew- zone.” * the past week, an R. A. K. state­ after aa argument ever the play­ I (eat treatment, and other Injections The statement said the De Gaul- ment said today, ing of a ph^graph reoordlag States—Japanese relations will New England Points. dration bouse of Herculea Powder halted the most severe noee-bleed , Intended to cause the blood to iiat sympathizera Included chiefly get wone?” he was asked. Company's smokeless powder • It related details of (sn “amaz­ “SaUlng .Against England.’’ in medical records here but used so j coagulate. youths, intellectuals, professors, ing two days” when ,22 German popular Noal tune. "I do Aot think so.” thh premier plant here. " journalists and. politicians. replied. Boston, April 11—(iP)— A theo­ The Wilmington, DeL, . head­ many*treatnienta they don’t know Sargery Not Used aircraft were destroyed with the retical enemy fleet jvoa oosumeu to which succeeded. They even reaort^ to packing Appeals to'Foinlly Heads Misaiona Leave Budapest ' Konoye sold Admiral Kichisa- quarters ot the powder company Marshal, Petatn has appealed to loss of one British Hurricane.. buro Nomura, amboasador to have been driven off after attack- also announced that “property The 'Victim, 53-yeor-old Wilbur the nose with pork fat, an old- “On the first day of intensive Budapest, Hungary. April ll-i1 Inff four New England points as B. Dunlap, is.,«recuperaUng, seven fashioned home remedy. Surgery the beads of families to convince (45—Tto British. Belgian Washington, was trying to con­ damage was alight and confined their sons that “there are more uae- aerial activity 20 German dive- vince the United States govern­ Army exercises were concluded to­ to one building." blood transfusions in five days and ■was ruled out because the patient bombera and their iscorts, Messer- Netherlands dlplomatte day at First Corps Area headq>iar- One of the Injured, Charles Hay­ virtually every remedy in the medi­ already was weakened by loss of ful maftyrdoias' for the French s-hmltt llO's, were routed by Hur­ left Budapest today, maisrklag ment that Japan’s entry into the cal arsenal having finally stopped cause” than enlistment In De Gaul- final step la breach ot Axis pact was peaceful and aimed tero. cock, 21. of Belvidere, died in a blood. ricanes, and five Junkers'and three The enemy veaeels were suppoe- the .flow of blood. "I’m -lertalnly a lucky.man,” de­ list forces, the statement stated. with the Huagarlaa at prevention of'American partici­ hoepltol In PhUllpaburg, N. J. It It waa'explained that the state­ Messerschmltts were destroyed,” ed to have fanned out, striking could not be established Immedi­ ' Oaaee Net Asoertolaed < clared Dunlap, now.able to walk the R. A. F. said. Their departure had pation iii war. with one^ cruiser at PqrtUnd,' Me.; Just xriiat caused the nose-bleed about Hahnemann hospital. *T’ll be ment was In answer to “very di­ by tr a \^ restriettoas. - (It Observers here believe, however, ately, whether he was one of the verse and often tendentious inter- The fortowing day was “even 2 cruisers at Portsmouth, N. H.; two dead liated by the company or hasn’t been ascertained but apr out of here in a few' days. Thoee mors disastrous” for the Germans, bi^ reported they wooM sa that in the post month or so Japa­ one at Bootm and one cruiser and a third victim. apporontly a blood vessel high up doctors did a grand job.” pretatlOfiS In the foreign press” of Moscow, sa route -to .Leaden.)'' nese leaders have oonclude^ialiat; Dr. Grant S. mentioned In Petalh’s spfech It Washington, April Hr been informed of the., trend of was said that he waa the object of other aircraft were reported de­ no tfoopa moved, but the army of- did not feel or hear the' explosion. blood cell count at one time drop- Favorits. laboratory blood-work stroyed ,in a ground strafing ex- position of the Treaaury opinion in the United States. fleert reapoiudhle for the industrial Their fifst intimation of the blast; Rtd to 3,000 per cubic centimeter, specialUt; Dr. J. V. 8. Clay, chief the mairahal’t remarks. Roceipts, *10.1S*,S87.8d; -Nea'er Asked OaengewiaMe area's protection worked out.com'- 'they said, was appearance of am- a conditfon from which very few of the Hahnemann npae and throat Informed aourcca here said there p o tio n at DCrna. had been an unfavorable reaction One AusipaUaa fighter squadron ditures. *41/'' Discuaring trade with the Neth- plicated problema“ on paper linder . huiaaoea fraoi hospitals at Phil recover. tfe^artzMnt: and Dr. George M. ance, *2.3 Fer more thoh a week phyoi-; Cfoates, chief of .etoUryngology at (C« Om Pace “ Eievea) <4 Oa d o n tried utmlgg and Bea&srigc 0 9 CMfiusU ACqfiUBto* Oa tufitraj. iOMOtotoH Om INWI

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MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALB, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, APRIL’ 11.1941 PAGE THRl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDS MANCHESTe W c ONN. F R IP A y T ^ R I L 11,1941 • r " i 'I Ly; . i. ' • * __ It has been Stated, will be appeal­ a 34 by 30 foot garage ai their Havefi railroad will contributodlO;. hen, among t b ^ mdirt atcofa^ht^ «^^4ng lUliaQ' and German flags from any oc all ' anemias, the women of the Country^ .who buV, Did You Know C.C. Special ed to Superior Court. ' location at 262 Oakland ftme,L a 000 'of the cost, and the town will, •upportlng the campaign had been taken alon# to greet the returning Italian Woods Blaze Gas Station park Street portant booty. Four Are Hurt prepare, and eerve ^tWe family Chemical Bloodhounds Put The new petition however, la not Residence A zone. In connection supply the balance. A $22,000 ap; building being former piliaii Forces OermMS Bond) Pori \torka _ troops, ha said, and the cky nbsl’ food, have a vital .TDid. patriotic That— N believed to contain 'the same ele­ with their oU busineaa, while propriatlbn was voted for the Clarence N. Lupien, d^wboae. Oeitnan planet bombed 19ia port haa returned to lioritiaL cluty on their shoulders. Meet TonigUt ments of dlscuBslon. Emeat A. R »y, ownep qf'the Depot towns' share at the annual town sistence the prohlen^/finslly .took On Keeney St. Fruit juices, Thllk products, and Petition Filed Bridge O. K .’d meeting last October. works and ships at Brltlah-held 111 Auto Crash What can the individual house­ On Trail of Man’s Foods ' Mrs. Rich’s Petition. ^ Square garage wishes'to put up a torm. onimue Drive Tobruk, on the Libyan coast, the beverage extracts; are being, made storage garage at a site off Mlnjtz <: Flans are Approved With the w «sjf sMe devMopliig .. Fascists Renew wife do in this great democratic in powdered form, with an atom­ Mrs. Margaret H. Rich is aeck- 'ootUBuniQUe said, while Italian apd drive to build up the strength of To Wind Up Series d court in a Residence C zone. Plans as s'ibinitted by town and resldentially; tl^croes-towa^ h h ^ Forest Fire Fighters Had izer, by a Danish firm. Zoning Appeals Boat'll Ing the right to apply for a gas PUC Has Approved the way link will/afford a safer <)(». ; German flleir dive-bombed troop Roosevelt Attacks Accident Happened at; the nation? First, she must learn SL L«ui#, April U —(/Pj—Chem-^ by Uving ceUa. Thus a glasd of station pefmit fof her property Andrew Donzl wants to build, a railroad englneere have been ap­ In Yugo^la>ia concentrations'there. . , Conferences on thi water which a person drinks to- house on an undersized lot on Kee­ proved, These cMl' for a structure hection betWen the bualness'and Rome, April PaMisf Buckingham But Vic­ the fundamentals of nutrition. To .Be Called; More ical bloodhounds are being put on Is Asked for Permit for at Main and Maple streets in a Plan to Relmild the shopping enter and the weatera ••There is nothlnit important to propaganda reneweel attacks on Second, apply them to her own The first dynamo ever con­ day la not .eUminated completely ney street. - approximately 114 feet long with structed was that made by Mich­ Town’s Interests. the trgil ^ Uie foods man aata to until two weeks from now because business zone’. Permission of the side o f the town. 'The present (O w llw i^ w Pfcge OW) report In K>si Africa,” t))* President Roosevelt today for tims Treated Here. family budgets and menus. Third, Grass Fires Reported. One on Main Street." zoning authority must be secured Mrs: Lillian Helm petitions for ’.'Manchester Span. > approaches, and a Highway span command maid. ael Faraday in 1831. find out exactly how the body be­ a new supply Is abaorbed by the width of over 4C feet ^ t h a side­ bridge,, narrow and rilppcry Wbrns- what ^ s described as the ••ruin" form neighborhood or community before application can be 'made the right to.take tourists at 25 wet, has been held up aa a trsSto - b»*e« «t Dlvuy* *n?Otman planM, the ^ ll> ' wur Kaat on a diplomatic passport aa a patient at Memorial hospital fol­ other sw h questions. South Manchester Fire department annually. cine deacribad to Yhs American Likewise, it la Indicated from the Zoning Board'of Appeals at a that detalla will be worked out so Sacked Bengasi held by the Chamber of Commerce the property. j ------, s;4liuU«titi aeclim l. blMted ^ har- an unofficial observer, was called In a special Food and National at 12:45 this noon. The Are swept Chemical Society today ^ew meth- teats with isotope-tagged elements public hearing dated April 24 at street bridge, it was announced that building can be started th: Rome, April 1 1 —(d» A special lowing an auto accident? last night In ita "Forward Manchester” cam­ W’ouM Erect Garages. { The British Bristol Blenheim During January, 1941, U, S. air- ^ of Piraeus, port of Athens. "Washington's No. 2 agent provo­ Defense issue of the Consumers' to the west and was out of control Ancient Egyptians worshipped ods of following the proeesscs of 1 j,alf of the fat In the bodies of : jda.v. Under terms of the Com­ summer; Italian commissioner at Bengasi at Buckingham Four Corners. paign to evolve a practical pro­ body metaboliam by chasing them I the axperimenta o'clock in the municipal Two other requests, connected haa a range of 1900 miles, a top mission's permission for the recon­ Wanted for years J craft manufacturers produi^ V On the O m h front, the cofn- reported to Preniler Mussolini to- cateur." , Those admitted for , treatment Guide, fesued , by the Consumers' aa far aa being able to be taken the crocodile, - both living and Council Division of the Depart­ care of by one fire company. Dis­ gram of activity for the .better­ through all the Intricate oteanels destroyed and new fat gener- building. The Board has just with the automobile and oil busi­ speed of 295 miles an hour, and struction, a financial arrangement - For several - .years need .tor 1036 planes. Of this number ■‘ itiunfque ahid. « > • « „ dsv that British troops sacked the EehoCs Words of .%nsaldn were: Demiz Mendes, 12 Spencer dead. around operation- worthy of note, ment of Agriculture, eight specific trict Deputy Fire Warden John ment of the community. AH those of food absorption, uge an^ iated within one week.-— r concluded ^ action in a Hartford ness are to be heard. Ellsworth can. climb to 15,000 feet in 12 also jia noted whereby the New modem span Lae been s^tresaed only 26 were commercial planes. Orenaican capital when they en­ , Newspapers echoed the words of street, Anthony Almcdo, .57 Water who. were unable to attend the spe­ road gaa station argument which. and Lassow wish the right to erect minutes. but raacist planes were said to street and .Joseph De Fonseco, i9 jobs for such women s groups arc Jensen was n .tified and he took a company pro­ have attacked Greek railway lines tered si* weeks ago and set it aflre Olovannia Ansaldo, editor of For­ One American cific sessions to which they were boring street, all o f Pawtucket. R. briefly stated. crew from Manchester Green and duced 324,850,921 pounds of cop- and destroyed a mountain bndpe before they left eight days ago. eign Minister Count Galeazzo also called in his deputlM. The invited have been asked to be pres­ I. and Frank Custodlo, 57,. ot 10 Consumer Protection . per during 1939. ■ \ in the Peloponeaaus. 5 The Faacist official. Plcola Kt- Ciano's II Tclegrkfo of Ix-ghorn, Are swept into the woods and waa ent tonight. . • > ^ but are replaced Immediately in flanl. aald he was imprisoned »lur- Kennedy street, Dayvllle, Conn. 1. You cari get a municipal who said on the radio that "there burning so fast that It was neces­ All the suggestions made at the menta—nta--CM can be tagged on to al­ the process of keeping alive. Thus Ing the period of the British occ^^ The latter was so *eriously hurt market news service started In 'Vast plantations of the vanilla most any portion o f a molecule m Is no doubt" the Yugoslav military sary to .start a crew of fire fighters twenty meetings are being tabu­ pation with other Italian authors that he remained a patient at the your city, so household buyers will plant are cultivated in Madagas­ the human Hxxly is undergoing a 1 Cirenaica Advance ovc-fUirew the regime of Prince from Hlllstown road to beat back lated and the complete list will be- of matter which the'chemist de­ constant process of repairing Its hospital,; itndw daily v/h^t foods are good car. sires. Thus, If he wishes, the ties. „ . Paul "not only at the British sug­ By Anibplance the fire. turned ov*,r to the Board of Oota- parts from one minute to the next. Reported Coninuing Kven, the Bengasi Fire Depart- gestion but also under the influ­ buys and cheap. .. gpurse of one of the amino acids KEITH FURNITURE Warden Jensen-called on all men trol- o ^ b e Chamber at a ^ ment was taken under guard he . All of the' Injured persona were There are about IQO disabling in­ ^‘Mch make up the proteins of No person is the same man or Itaaie. April 11—( ^ — The lU l- ence, direct or indirect, of Ameri­ taken to the hospital in Quish's 2. You can start a school-luffch available to fight the fire. It was meeting Monday night at fl woman today he or she was yes­ tan hii^ command declared today said. ca. program in your city and see that unfortunate that men who have juries for every accidental death. o'clock. The executive coi eat may be followed through the ambulance in response to an em­ imtpllcated proceas of digestionr terday, and be or she will be dif­ mat the Axis ad\-ance in Orcnaica British Flag l^ fl Flying y l t Is not for nothing that Colo­ every school child has at least one been working on Bush Hill road, a tees of the various Bureaus Of ergency call at 6;30i.p. m. A t one time, Germany was a }r. Rittenberg asserted. ferent tomorrow. Dr. Rittenberg is conttnuinf and claimed the cap­ The British left Bengasi, he said, nel Donovan, this ersatz ambassa­ Anthony Almcdo, one* of those well balanced and adequate meal W PA project, were not working Chamber have also been invited So ture of another British »«neral collection of 300 different states. I f he wishes to determine the explained, with chemical changes ••without even haUling dowh their dor of President Roosevelt, in his Injured, was advised to remain at each day. today because of the holiday and> attend. - named Neame In addition to the availability or usefulness of a vita­ in the body exerting poslUve and flag from the city hall and govern­ tour of the Balkans passed sever­ the hospital due t6 serioua injur­ 3. You can work for Tow-cost when an effort was No. 1 was called at 1:15 to go to in the red light of a traffic signal MYlTom Found Guilty 6 . You can team, if you have 382 Hartford road. As the chemical in Denver, Colo. UK UISM • n a »i«ffM t« UMI «1 M In Memoriam kousewlfe Can .Vld Bv Wise Buying land, how to grow the foods you and hose truck of this company ON THE SAME SHOW: Ernest Roy; proprietor of the In memory of our hiiebanil anil cannot buy, preserve the foods you was out. the pumper responded to The cardinal points of the com­ faUirr, .lolin Hand, who paaard awny cannot immediately use, and plan the slarm. This fire burned to the . aa eimn m NiHin Loses Request to Permit Depot Square garage, is to erect y o u April lUh, I»Jt. Ay Mrs. (laynor < itiaddox pass are north', east, south, and NBA Servservice Staff Wrtter for balanced meals throughout south, but V a s checked from fur­ west. WITHERS Introduction of New a building 74 by 102 feet east of H« a HK Seven yeara have paaard alnre that the year. - ther spreading by the Tar Brook. North School street on the site of eait day. 7. You can urge your merchants A n d The one « « loved waa railed away, Food is ifCrength. Today, 'when The hind feet of a rabbit pass Haven Police Letters. the former Beehive building. The to sell govermhent-gi'aded foods SOLDEN HiDOFSi i Oo'd took him home, it waa Ida will. every A m e r l^ citizen must take on the outside of the front feet wMOUnOdoMflNW new structure will be used .for the In A boHIO’/ But In our hearta, he llveth allll. his part In making this nation so and urge consumers to buy by Pinehlirst Installs when It Is riinnlng. Baltimore, April 11—(/PJ—Judge grade so they will get the quality storage of cars and will be large Mra. Idllle Hand and Family. strong that It ^ n resist attack J. Craig McLanahan today held they want for the money they can Many of the oil wells drilled in SUN.. MON. and TUES. enough to store 50. There will be spihid. New Display Case Pennslvanla a half century ago A S«a Spactdcl* you wil imder consideration a sentence for nr repair work done In the build­ 8. 'You can know what your In- still are producing. Harry Eyer, formerly of Chicago, ing. • He had planned to start always romomliorl work at once, but found that the cal, aui|o, and national govern, Charlea F. Belshaw of Green­ found 'guilty by a criminal court ments ai'e doing to help gel safe property was zoned as residential ville, Mich., haa just , delivered, Annually, more than a million jury yesterday of participating In meals to ntore people. pounds of steel are consumed in a $1,644 finance company armed so It will be necessary ft) (wcure a through the L. T. Wood Go., a late chainge from the zoning board of type nine foot Vegetable case to the manufacture of golf equip­ robbery. Tomorrow's 5lenu appeals. The new building will be The Boss Is Going] be used in the Pinch irst Grocery ment. Eyer, acting as his own counsel; Breakfast; Slewed prunes, oid- also was adjudged guilty of con­ close enough to bis present busi­ faahioned roiled oats with brown Vegetable department. ness to make possible the removal This case, a new type in Man­ In 1939, there were about 145,- tempt of .court for two outbursts sugar and top milk, toaat, coffee, 000 forest fires In unprotected against ^ Itim ore detectives. of many cars that have been stored milk. , chester, displays the vegetables in In the vacant lot to the north of beds of snow ice which keeps them forest lands In the United States. Judge McLanahan did imt Indicate Luncheon: Potato and par.slcy when he would Impose sentences, the garage. Fishing Over The deliciously crisp and fresh. soup, peanut butter sandwiches, on the robbery conviction, Eyer Mr. Roy has bad this plan un­ I'sis Hos* The vegetables to be displayed There are 9000 savings and loan sliced oranges and bananas, tea, associations in the United States PLUS . . . could receive up to 20 years. der consideration for some time as milk. .% in this ca4il| Saturday are listed in Ha had pleaded innocent to the often cars were parked out­ Pinehurat ad on the Market page. with total resources of $6,000,- listen, children; tell your mothers, Dinner: Pot roast of beef toma­ 000 ,000 . roobery charge, and Ipslsted be side Of the garage on North to gravy, noodles, buttered broc­ The first of the new Spring fresh twcniD was charged solely because he School street, waiting to be taken Weekend! Ducklings from Duck Farm, Inc., And your sisters, dads and brothers. coli, orange tapioca cream, coffee., Eighteen attempts to swim the .previously had been convicted of into the garage for repairs. o f '^ s t Port, Long.Island, are be­ Here's glaimour at any­ Frills for ih* femininel We are bringing you our story book . in * Murphy is temporarily in charRC and if you come milk. English Channel were made in fJlftNESS shooting two police officers and A t the meeting of the Board ing featured by Pinehurst for the “ Baltimore police won’t let the of 'PoUcf Commissioners last thing but a glamour t Fine Rayon Satin week end. ' 1932. Nine of these were by wom­ rhyme. over and see us now you’ re likely to Ret a very good en, but only one succeeded. record die." night the condition was called to price! Perfect fit, smart g.5000 Mahoning Valley Deltcloua Duckling for Diacrim- The defendant lost a request ita attention. Chief Gordon visited dull finish, fine seams deal. Inate Diners is the slogan of this News For The Ladies! Page by page you’ll see the funnies, There are 187 pounds of salt in that the court permit Introduction Mr. Roy this morning and was told . . . and double your Slips Girard, O.-- Prize money in the farm. COOKING SCHOOii . of communications. between BalU- that s storage place was being Elephaints and bobbed*tail bunnies. I Mahoning Valley Open golf Native Turkeys from Brow-n of one ton of water from the Dead money’s worth in wear! Sea. MONDAY AT 1 P. M. more police and ppllce in New provided. tournament to be held here, June Stonington and Native Broilers, Haven, Conn., ana authorities at In 9 smart colors—try 1.00 W e are going to show you all a splendid 1940 Mercury 4 Door Sedan, R and H 1 13-15, haa been boosted from $500 Fowl and Fryers from Meadow- with Regular Picture Show! Folsom prison, ^ H f. “Rosario” for ^sterl to $5000. brook Farm. Pinehurst Meat Man­ According to records, 936,000,- NO ADVANCE IN PRICES! G ood laces on satiru so hon­ 000 gallons of water A day are Called “ Most/Dangerous Man” Former Burgess time. ager thlnka are the beat quality During t^tlmony. Detective ey-smooth they're a delight consumed in New York City. 1940 PlyiMoiilh 4,Door Sedan, R and H obtainable. X SUrts Wed.: Chartoa Chaplin In Capt. John /A. Cooney said New to touch! Some 3-length, 6- From one and one-half miillon Pinehurat wants to reriHnd you ‘THE GREAT DICTATOR” Would Be Wardeu IF you STOP TO THINK- YOU THINK TO STOP been burning Haven poUce had described Eyer gore styles! Laton backs! dollai-'s in 1938. airline revenues of Friday night phone service. All A peat fire has !'■ ( 3 ) 1937 Plymouth 4 Door Sedans and night, for as "a man dangerous man.” / have increased to six million dbf- phones operating up to 7:00 p.' m- I continuously, day Eyer >tlU faces five other In- Wato-Sat HfiMied Mae . 89« lars- in 1940. i-more than 170 years, in the Naugatuck, April 11.— UP)—Jo­ dictm^ts charing larceny of an seph C. Raytkwich, Jr., Republi­ liIf.ST SIDE DAIRY 1936 Plynimilh 4 Door Sedan Chequers Inn, Yorkshire, England. SATURDAY ONLY noblle, larceny of automobile can town chairman and . former JO TdUtMAN USONS Epworlli League possession of a deadly weap- . Hankies China uses the lancclct, a trans­ burgess; was last night nominated Whits sad flower gar- PAS^FiiRlZED MILK tx. CREAM - ICE CREAM 1935 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan „ _ jd two charges of assault to the Republican party's candidate parent sea creature, for a food. -jurder policemen. He elected to dan pHatsI Phone ■'70 6 57McKEE ST ME.MBER To\Pre8eiil Plavs CIRCLE for warden in the biennial borough FOOD SALE ^ r y each charge separately. election to be held May 5 S oarves During the pa.st tw-o centuries, Three men participated In the Given By more treaties have been torn up Anothar lanth aaJ. His opponent will be 'Leo Scripss on rsyeo ciepel BARBER SHOF'S The Epw-orth League of the robbery March 29, engaging police Brophy, nominated at the recent Ever Ready Circle, Chiffaasi 2 S i 25 Others Makes anil !\toilels from 19.30 to by Germany than by any other thrill acreM hit by King’s Daughters. A t this grieo. choose iw ol North Methodist chiirch will spon­ in a running gun battle through Democratic town convention.' A e e tn t w ith c o lo r In yotir European state. tke author of . city streets. Eyer was the only \ OPEN sor an entertainment Tuesday eve­ Rhy^wich and Brophy will nm s a t u r i Sa y • ' Gnib A Collar “^Ittlo ;Womea*’ man arrested. Handbags 1935 at S300 anil less ning at eight o'clock at the church for the office vacated by John J. New look for last year's "> for the purpose of sending repre­ Cbw’s milk Is the source of most H A LE ’S STORE 'Easter Bag 3 9 4 UfMIU MAY ALOOrrS Sheridan. Sheridan retired April drasst Laeyl Copies ot expensive styled... ALI. DAY sentatives from the League to the cheese. B ra v ed or a aoR 1 to become c'^lef of the booougb's L*pal Jawalry in ahapea, colors and fittingid Rbochonnsett Institute at Beach Propeller Plaiut j Fire Department after serving psttsll Bssutifally Pond camp, Rhode Island, the com­ New York has a water con­ ^ Easter styled envelopss and Stons SSI novelty om*. Be emart, and th rifty! , . GOOD FRIDAY three terms as warden. Leo sumption of 130 gallons per per­ / top-handles! Only mamel Bright! ing summer. Smlgelski (R ), senior burgess. Is - Paint Up — Clean Up! 254 The program will consist of three son per -day. To Be Expauded ____W ■ $ 1.00 Manchester Little filling Sheridan’s imexptred term. But First Replace OLSON MOTOR SALES one-act plays, presented by three Raytkwich, udip was the Q. O. Barbers Association of the leagues in the Nutmeg The practical fountain pen was TOose Worn Out 311 MAIN STREET IPHONE .W13 Invented a little more than 50 P. candidate for warden In 1935, Fo r style plus wear at a bargain Trail Initltutc. One of them, "The -. Washington, April 11.— A was recently appointed town chair­ Show Actress," will be played by years ago. Patent $1,035,400 contract fo r expansion man, succeeding Harris' Whltte- GUTTERS AND leather ac« the East Hartford Center League; of The United Aircraft Corpora­ more, Jr. The latter relinquished shop at Grants first! another, "A Match for the Match­ Soda w-ater, the favorite Ameri­ cented twill. can drink, contains no soda. tion's propeller plant at Eisrat the post because, of ill health. DOWNSPOUTS makers." by tte Burnside League, Hartford, Conn., was announced USED CARS____ and the third. "Curses, the Vll- today by the Navy Department, Everythin]; and Anything {■ Many nations claim the inven­ ; lalncss is i^oiled," by the North / A t the, same time, the depart­ 1986 PACKARD CLUR SEDAN ' Methodist - young people. Mark tion of playing cards, but it now Ip Shee; Metal Elasticized. -^Radln and heater. Low mtle- Is generally'believed they came ment announced a contract had Holmes, aK''''ted hy Dr. Furgeson been negotiated with The W il­ perforated, far you who spand up to $1,651 agp. Motor and tires good. is coaching the cast for this play­ from Asia, probably China. i ^------lamette' Iron and Steel Corpora­ f . P. AITKIN & CO. grain calf. N O T I C E ! . $295 let. Grandfather MounUiin. near tion o f Portland, Ore., foi^_an:-adr George Smith and his pupils will ditlonal $542,000 '' expansion of 246 No.Jlain St. Tel. 6793 Qraats Faeieas play on string fm;tn:m»nt8 and UnvUle, N. C.. U the only spot 1989 FORD COU^E — Heater. their plant ;The concern originally I horn* made randy will be sold to south of Canada where snow birds Motor good. A bargain! had contracted to imdertake a $1,- Tipped toe, 1 - Fishing, hunting, trespassing, ijump* SVell the’ receipts. build their homes. 000,000 expansion of Its sbipbuUd- patent trim ^ 3 4 5 ing of rubbish or coniniitting a nuisance ihg.facllitiea. .. M oth ers ! gabardln'e. of any kiml oii our properiies is strielly Cellophane Easter fear Plant protoplasm . is destroyed V COLE MOTORS by tempeta.tures of 120 degrees prohibiteii. Any persons violalinjf these 91 Center St. Mancheoter y .— ALSO - r - Fahrenheit, and green plants-can­ Save your strength, not Uve long in such beat. r -V JOHNNY ^twr pw foe the mpneyt restrirlions will he proseciiieil to the full- MACK BROWN: “BURY ME NOT ON * Ctiontt “IFeorftie” ' . y extent of the luM'. Am erica’s leadin g $1 LONE PRAIRIE’* o u f e ... Shirts St Shorts shirtiriesnu and withW1U1 guuagood rea*rea- . / Ep. No. 13. “ GREEN JIOBMBT” FRADIN'S MANCHESTER ^ ATER COMPANY A L L - ^ t - / -SAMTARY4^IAPER son!()! Fine Sanforised f'' i Hale’s Annual Sale P C O P IX S A / pnwtu ay fabrics!>rics! Premium fan- / ^ J j lA NOW: ' EASTER , Ooo4 SERVICE* kaapittf 0ad 2 S C c y patterns!pattt Cut. ; o f COLOR WARE TO LADIES! i§ftaffakfic$ “FOUR 510THBR8” HEADLINERS Phone 6791 A set or.tw q w il] set you up stitched and tailored to “SOUTH OF SUEZ” for Spring! Siutforizad broad­ perfection! Sizes 14-17.. V\ -V-- cloth siiorta, Orippsr fasten­ Easter. Lilies .»0 fA tW i*K ers! 28-44. Sbk^ 34-46. At The . —if? UHpWt #000 muOAV frssrii hstfc Starts . .* **t Coaaccticut grown Ulies—sturdy and hsaithy—with largo ^ LAT£ snasumsiassmetom BORROWING buds which will open into gorgeous blo.ssoms for Easter. KBlHVBDtrBpi Brtghtsn jrour home with seve.ral and send them as Easter One for each pocket! Men's I OrsetingA ‘■i SIMPLIFIED! Handkerchiefs HOTEL SHERIDAN mm White'! prrieTTed? Hwn- APR.I245IU > New AppBcaUon Form ititchtd. railed sdtetl lO* CuU Querijo^in Half!| Phoiii* 3802 Wklk proudly, sure 4>f Trousers set right with good In HOLEPROOF Sov»$ lin f, Sp—ds Servica Suspenders tave on Gramts stmart IV ear Grant! Hastd-Made ' Now folks who need extra your fashion righ tn ^ Chp-OD or button *79*2.304 Special Easter Sunday money do not have to go through w streps ^ Other Lilies a “long rigamarele’^to grt iL with every stepl Walk, Pelt Hats Csnafof top aralm cowhide Hat* for Hvery CostuRw! 'Personal’s' new streamlined comfortahly too^-your Ceesfortshie as any ^k>rs with all the verve and 'Application Form saves time, you’ve won) t Several l O O Leather Belts 89c — H.OO — $1.25 ‘ BREAKFAST spera service. TEXACO $1.00 to $2.98 sparkle offspring itself...at Navy feet gloved by the pre­ styles, laathw sweat- Totmae buckle Black ar 4 0 e tuned to jrour coetume and Also, .eraonal'lends cash pref­ bawh. Why pay $2? ■ bra5«L Size. 32 to 42. * » ▼ ’ CRYSTALITE Ite Epe Level tailor r. > your mood! See them today in erably on just your oignaturs. Black cisely balanced beauty N « Phone Order*. No Deliveriet; We Dave It! your favorite flattering Hole­ Charges are 856 on unpaid RANGE OIL The Noisengr Tt

1., 'i ■ T i.. Y\ ■ ■■ - ■ ' ' ‘ ■.’■'■ ■■ '■' . 'V ■ . ■ • - 'y m a n (3h e 5T ^ EVianNq h e r a l d , MANCgE^TEHrCom F r i d a y , APRiLii,, i^4i TAi MAIiUHESTER EVENTOG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, AERIL11;. 1941 ' 1 f O U S thau onca aaid, difference of opin­ as soon as their numbers are "has behaved verjr well” In sev­ popular than the covert, the let­ year bs re-«nllst«l^ln Coippany F, Alligator to Be eral walks so fsTj this spring. A ter galniaf more popularity aa a ion makea horse races. The same .69th In fa n t r y H a r t fo r d . Re­ reached. retvamped dojg leash serves aJ a Male Styles Defense Of the 239 regular farm Jobe left topcoat material. .Also Mpu)ar: D. of O. applies tp choice of neck­ Jjs PrbmotennecUcut cities, employed on Connecticut farms ships. It preripusly obtained three kitchens. .. ported to be considered of utmost Income taxes and bought bigger $4500 troop transports from the commis­ ister high school and college Robert C. Deming, state director either have been drafted into the factories. In three months, the youths, as well as other prospec­ Importance in official quarters, es­ Arm y or have left the farm to take Aazioua friends declare that If sion and the . -too S. S. of adult edfication, announced to­ pecially since German warplanes fashion fellows said today,,the pic­ A C H A R M IN G 01,1) P L A C E ! 10 i^ m s , recently ro «- 24000 tive farm laborers, with the State ; obs In factories were revealed In ^ PM ident Roosevelt would send Washington from the United day. W$iw said to have flown over the ture had changed radically. Mystery-Drama Employment Service. These refresher courses, planned a survey of f%rm labor conditions dccq^atcd. Two baths (tiled— with shower). Fire*.- ^OODUiid a few of the 69 Italian, Ger- States Unes. big Danish isipnd within the last Color Angle Overdone I C each 3.5 Per Cent Have l.eft for high school, graduates to help conducted by the Elxtension Ser­ place. Oil Burner. Easily adapted for two fam l-. ■ itt and Danish ships taken Into The Army has two transports three weeka. T V s a throwback , to the early Survey cards returned by 464 them pass the alV corps' academic vice of the University of Ckmnecti- m^lsctive juitody, ti^y would be under construction, and officers ^ To Be Presented The German flights were dla-L thirties,” said 'George Loflnk,' a lies if desired. Large bam s with stables, etc. Plen­ farmers not Including tobacco tests, will be given in Hartford, cut. luat about what the doctor order- told the House AppropriaUons closed by Secretary Hull yesterday' Fifth avenue tailor. “Th# trade And Up j ty of tree^and-fruit. About 3 acres. Green Bee*, growers showed that they hire New Haven, Bridgeport, Water- s iT ^ is s . reaiy *<*•■ service, would Committee that If they could only In announcing an agreement for Stamford— In a raid- on alleged overdid this color-color-color angle. “The Bat,” Mary Roberta Rine­ regularly 680 farm helpers and 1, tion. A good buy at— bs smdvalentTo JO years n that particular ttatag which the Army transport- crowded to the rails. The freight­ their hands and smudges the Weldon Building lotsea. And exclusive aiding Britain to solve the prob­ occasion was Indicated l^^n e cor­ 'ad troops to Cuba and the Philip- residence. InstalM ers, combined, have a maximum of After a military recess of one script Mult-I-Hcat Control lem of protecting -her North At ner of formal dinner /invitations YOU’RE RIGHT WMO tn its own ships. The Navy but 8,500,000 tons capacity. Isntlc convoys. Naval forces of the Louis XVI p erW In France, md all tran^Mrt work during the stops current waste. Other categories include 115 out which the United States presum­ when baths were f m and far be­ ID WERBNER’S Worid War. board motor launches, 80 landing ably will operate between this tween. / f Army officers toW Congress the boats, 87 rowboats, 37 shallow- SHOE STORE ^ nrsosht $32,000,000 expansion was country and the island, it was said, draft coast artillery boats, 93 One to Three Year Budget Plan According to recent reports, T f 825 MAIN STREET ■H oaary to adequate servicing of might watch over the convoys un­ r f mlne-lsylng yawls, 7 mine-plant officially to that point. eight "Tomahawks” (P-40) are be­ (Formerly Brownbllt Shoe Store) grsatly Increased personnel In the ers; l8 "box" boats to wire, the On First and Second Floors In One, Two and Thi ing producM dally for the Brit­ BUMOtO WHISKEY N Rwf. l»i% «r*ii X^r Corps, Coast Artillery and In- Where the escorUng American mines for electric detonating cur­ Family Houses. vessels left off, British warships ish by Chiftlss-Wright. IMltl SpMtt. 8 F. SEBUQH 5IIL. IrtMl Caa. tontry waits at the Panama Canal, rent, 26 barges for hauling gaso­ la Puerto Rioo. and at Alaskan, could pick up the cargo trains to line, Water, •derricks and other Small Down Payment and Balance Payable shepherd them through Ger' Hawaiian and Philippine baaes^ freight, and a number of ferry­ Par axantpls, they said, canal de- Electric Bill. many’s declared zone of blockade boats. lighten, rescue boata, picket which extends from a few mll^s ta sa s Ware strengthened by 1,000 hosts, tugs and radio-controlled ■MB In 1040 and would gvt an ad- east of Greenland to the British rpeedboats to tow targets for Coast ./ ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD dUtonal 6,SdO this year. iThey ex- ./ Isles. pactad to transport 17,000 regu- Artillery practice. Virtually Impregnable Shield. WE WANT EVERYBODY IN TOWN TO COME TO OUP liun and 41,000 National Cuards- riant StatlaMry Mine* Naval and military experts m i BMB tn IM l, and 250.OOO tons of The coast Artillery trains the establishment of the Greenland tMidbt- relatively small number of The Manchester ElectnV Division bases, as part of the line m for­ TM b U a staggering business going” soldiers who gus^d harbor tifications stretching 4,000 miles (o r an outfit that has puttered defenses. They plant stationary south to British G uia^, would mrmmd replacing a half-dosen old mines which are exploded by shore TBS OONNXOTICUT FOWER provide a virtually ^pregnable taha BOW and then. In 10S9, It control, and man all manner of protective shield agrtnst aggres­ pmrehassd ons lighter, one fO^foot mtlltai^ harbor craft. They are i73 Main Strc*t leheatar. Conn sion from across Uur Atlantic. rMOue boat, two 20-foot rescue primarily non-combatant crews Moreover, It w ^ said that a boats and .four rnlne yawla. Grow- and their sphere of operations ends shield around tM entire western Get MoreForYourCarFrom IBg-paina are ajpparent. then, con- at.hlgh-seas where the regular hemisphere wp(ud be made alr- •slBWtng this lei^iubher navy la to Navy takes Over, and-sea-tigM'’ with tb8 expected got 423 new vessels including By comparison, the combat Navy developme;>t of more plane and m o p transports which coat ffi,- has.329 warships and 381 build ship b a s ^ in the Pacific. In this 000.000 each and normally require Ing, and 329 non-combatant' serv­ conneettem Secretary of the Navy M&YBE....0TN8R. two yaars to build, ice on ''district” boata. The 1940 KnotyKcently declim^ that ”we PIsaty Of Cunpetitlen United States Naval program call­ hav^/Paciflo bases, but we need 91m misery Is not the least lesS' ed for an overall of i,404 ships of ■e—and we will have,them.” 68118 WILL I 8VC SBsd by eompetitiop with the com­ all categories. egotiatiooa have bien reported spring bat Navy and the merchant ma- 'or leasing of base sites on some ' SELLING EVENT! Although the Army operate* Its THEM NEXT TESR ' rtoO'. These have ambitious na harbor boats. It hires-civilian sea­ Pacific islands off South and tteaal defense programs which men to run the fransporta. These Central America and In the Gulf swamp American shipyards aith of Orilfornla but the reports are ATfirl/xc'AT:- t;™. , sedan for warships and ocean Include civil service employed and pick-up crews recfulted from sea­ without official confirmation. men union* for special vpyageg: Design for Defense Achieved •AD right," Say those who are With acquisition of base rights fbaitng out the White Houae on Authorities say this hired service will coat perhaps 82,081,718 this in Greenland the United States, lODGEl the suhjsct, “ why can’t Mr. Roosc' year, an Increase of 8700,000 over through friendly agreements with vail soothe the Army aches and neighboring governments, haa peiM by declaring forfeit under 1940. -\. Recent labor dlaputes have tied achieved this design for defense: the astl-aabotage law of'June 19. 1. Greenland’s air bases and HAS THEM, HOW ItlT , whatever Axla ships the up a number of Army supply ships, principally on the west coasL Gov­ defense works to guard sgrtnst Arm y aoight need t ” any aggression from the far north The Arm v atreadv has “ nrotec- ernment offlclsls now are In- con­ agtiinst Canada or the nortl^east- MVs custody^ of the •28.295-ton' flict with union seamen hired from (• De Luxe Super-Freezer Chert em United States, Italian liner Conte Blaooamano 'San. Friincisco to take an Army '0rop-Leaf Shelf ship out of Seattle who asked a 2. ' A ir knd Naval bases— ac­ the Panama Canal Slone.. Some au quired from Britain fit the time of thorities aasume that a mere tviet full month’s pav even If their serv-*' | e De Luxe Frozen Storage Com­ i f ices weiv n'quired for only a few President Roosevelt’s trade of 50 SAFETY-STEEL .Of the .legal wrist c ^ ld ponvert partment— 74% more capacity American destroyers— in New NOT JV ST ..... Uia Mrip to United States opera­ davs.' Hereafter., offlclala say, they^ JKUPY^ v«H contract with a private ship­ ^e De Luxe Meat Tender Con^MUt- foundland, Bermuda, Trinidad, The tion. MaiimtnH Stfafy 4*4 ping firm for a specific service ai\d ment—45% more capacity Bahamas, Jamaica, 8^ Lucia, tsf They cite a precedent In ac quW- Antigua and British Guiana, to YOUR Pm w « f Mind "How Much For tioa of the German liner "Valer-' leave labor trouble entirely up to |e Big Quickube Trays— one. double-, private conciliators. protect 'the Atlantic seaboard. laBd” at its Hoboken. N. J., pier width for ice or deaartts Central America, the Panama SB Feb. 3. 1M7. »rten Its crew MASTER . • y ' / Canal and northern South Amer­ ' My Present Car?" sabotaged its engines. On .July 27 rut Brhtnd F.lght Ball ica. These fit into the strategic HYDRAULIC BRAKES President Wilson transferred this e Humidity Controls^ ^ scheme with defense facihUea on F«v Iqafl-fiMtMe RislUef Mdp—then the Uggeet. fastest Camp Stewart. Ga.—(45^—^The e Two De Lun Super-Moist / United States an(l other Caribbean Cffkimqr sad Ssfrty .. sBos*—to the United Rtates Na\y task masters of a Unit In the. 20th Hydratorr ' ^ territories including the Virgin BUT ALSO . . . wWeb rschristened it "Leviathan” (New York) Field‘Artillery devel­ e De Luxe Cold-Wall Cabinet Design ilgnds, Puerto - Rico, Panama FINRER-TIP. sad^bsequently convoyed It- to oped a neW and note.w-orthy meth­ ‘ “ and CubiL JT^y'Car and How"^ “ many, times swarming od of bringing the boys .up to par. —W hite Base with Chromium Quicker. Route to Oanal with Aroeriesn troopia In all,-\4’ll- A .large, black eight ball is placed ») n iE R IM R Trim • , 8. Rights under s Mexican- fsir Swarttr. SeieetMf aoB aeized 18 sabotaged German in front of each tebt lit BatteiT F United States oact enabling — Go/(^ and L u cifa Decoration MredUsf al Hm Whaal fiitP* for troop transport. which fails to meet inspecUon American military planes to tise Much Money Buys —Chromitim Trim on UtiliQr Three possible Avwiie* . 'standards: The tent crew remains t Mexican eirflelda,. thu# a ffo r ^ g '; • i / f . • There are three possible avenues behind the eight ball—literally— ~ . Con^Mutment Door . a shorter ,#nd quicker aerial route FLOtTIHS POWER for the Army to get aoroe of the until it conforms with specifica­ e De Luxe, E asy-Action Door Opener to the Panama CanaL C isO st Vaut lagiaa A New DODGE?" Axis ^pe-. ^ e snti-aabotsge act tions. 1940 DeSOTO S E D A N - 4. 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AS LONG AS 3 Alao tec Standard Model K-8 Corporation’s N a 1 car, A a greateft Easter Fashiona! with Quickube Trays . . • ours is your opportunity to get your 4 fTANDAlO «K>Mi S4-4I •119JI No Down Payment on Any Car Selling for ^Instead of prtMlng fruit at the I A Great Opportunity for You Plymouth ever built and the greatest new car at A e best time and on A e best YEARS TO PAY First Paymr DIAL table In Japan, they may paa# a value in tbe lo w ^ in c e fiekL basis.WewanttoioeyoaComeintoday whrte fruit tree. Dwatf fruit And we are out to make it a ^ « a f event 6103 or 5104 $200 or less. 18 Months to Pay Balance, • —find out what we are now offering. ■ 1 . • ^ trees, bearing actual fruit, are —one that w ill be long remembered—a Cotno and see US uow. Go Arougb growq in flowerpots by these peo-1 pie. Depot Square Garage Ost-Shepe4 Cheeew Some autboritiea say that tha SOUMENE and FLAG KEMP’S, Inc. EAwst Roy, Prop. « phrase "Cheshire caU’ ociginated j 1 DODGE AND PLYMOUTH D E A L ^ ^H ( FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE Ptyaraatli and OcSoto Salsa and Sarvica < from the habit o f. cheeaaa being < , m okM into .tlM of a cat j 634 CENTER ^ E E t “L E A D IN G f li O U k T S ” 763|'^l«iii Street. Tel. 5680 M a n d u a t t f 241 NO. MAIN STTRUET TR.^5US ■warly tim## in Cheddre Oentar Opp. Port flBQBty. ' gem - r- ■ 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HfiRALD. CHESTER CONN FRTD.\Y, APRTL 11,' 1941 "'. ■ »f " f ’ ■'V' MANCHESUai EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTEE, CONN. FRIDAT, APEIL U, 1941 the Easter week-end yesterday quiet aeaalonli yistefi^y, the f bill—proposed by Governor Hur-1 with (Objections to the act voiced chamber quickly, disposing-' ley In hit _ inaugural message— ' Yeaa’s'Sj>eiit ^ Deaths La$t Night May Consider . by both A. F. of L.-and C. 1. 0( of aSq 50 bills most of which i which would authorize five or | ■ 1— ■ . : leaders echoing In th e-Capitol. wero 'sVorably reported by more person# to organize a . co-1 May Try Out New York—WlUord J. Mecrill, Measure Again -It 'was understood that throe ©b:-' comml ^ and killed. ' operative to hrinff 4>ower to;areas \Elxpert Give& Good Adt)ioe Upon Index 42, Vice president of T h e Radlo- jections made the Judiciary Com­ lU Sent to House 'vlth no service at present Kellh-Orpheum; Corporation. mittee desirous of studying the The SenatV.sent' Governor Hur- j • o r s Meters Here For Planting Forest Ti^ees Philadelphia— Dr. Joslah H. Pen- V 1 bill further, and committee )ead- ley's defense to the House Bogin Edooational Trip Home owhershm N e w s F r o ; Sheppard Died Without nlman, 71, former president and Proposed * State L ,a D O r , era said the proposal to recommit which routed it the Military Af- proVost of the University of Penn­ ' would he discussed Tuesday as the fairs Committee^ t With Repub- Lehzburg, 111.— — Doors to the ^ ^ V. ■...^— ' ■ Relations A6t May Go Letizburg High school will be lock­ I Publishing Prodigious sylvania. 15th legislative week open*. ' lican Leader Lt Hddden’s police Board Sees A n . s to m , Apm i l — Forest trees, $ Dig a hrte ter each t w deep promise that: ed Monday until— ? The entire being planted at thla time of the enough so that the roots will hang London—Sir Ernest Bickham Back to Committee. ■■May Avoid Long Debate brings happiness^ down. A grub hoe Is the best tool Shakespeare'Work. Sweet-Escott, 83, former governor Some.-legislator* pointed out ;There will be no it. It student body (seven boys and'four was very fond of her homo, ot|ier Demonstration year deserve as good a start as girls), and the entire teaching staff for the purpose. Ths hole should of Fiji and consul g;eneral for the April i that the original plim of effecting is something that should' acted though Isolated from neighbors, Columbia apple trees or tomato plants, says e Cap upqn quickly. We all on (two instructors), begin a 2,000 Bolton and could not be persuaded to O ^^arking Device. Floyd M. Callward, EJxtension be deep enough to keep the roots Washington, April 11.— VP)— Ae- western Pacific. ' ^ ' /n'M-k ’ t. A 1 changes deemed necessary in from being curltd or wadded In a ll'^ fi'i-J rh e rocky road traveled the measure bvby amendment-from that." mile autom< 'bile tour of eaaterh 'ive Draftees to Leave leave it, though her daughter, foresUr At the University of Con­ Bociates of the late Senator Norrla states Monday for educational and H n . Clyde Marskall Weeeott Bice hall. by the proposed stete labor rela- the floor would open the way for • The Ptfblic Utilities Comml Mrs. Keefe, urged her to make The Bdard of Police Commis- necticut. He suggests the follow­ Sheppard disclosed today that the The modern airliner carries 1 a ' Senate group which has recreational purposes., -"It Is one Phone 40&t g1A-U> W ilUmantlo DIvIsUis ing: Take care that the root collar is around 50 instruments worth tions act since it. was reported out long debate, a j possibility that i her home with her where she' sionera la to further Consider In­ quiet little Texan—never generally might be avoided by recommitting ! counterpart in the House, sent t< the, things only a small 'school could be waited on and surround­ I f tress are going to he held a ! at the ground level, or Just belOw about $15,000. Ten years ago favorably this w:eek may lead It the .upper chamber with a favor I do," commented Principal E. From Tolland County Town officials, representatives stallation of parking meters. day dr more before planting, heel , it, to allow ter settling of the soil, known to have had a hobby—died transport planes had-less than 15 back to committee. it. . Hon-ard C. Chase, chairman of ed wi^h comforts. While the board has not gone on Though committoc.s were bqsy i able report a rural electrification D'^Stahlman. ' Funeral arrangements have not of clubs and fraternal organijw- them in and cover the roots with - Pack moist soil tightly around without publishing a prodigious Instruments valued at $1,000 to | This development came as the tbs coninf committee to study moist soil. Opsn ths bundles and the roots, beginning at the bot­ index of Shakespeare’s works ;a* usual, both Scnal^and House: yet been completetd. record as favoring meters, it ap­ $2,000. ■ j General Assembly adjourned for 'M t r « street was ftnrd $5 sfld roeU of tlons here gathered in front of the loosen the trees before heeling in tom. Avoid getting dry leaves and which took him 13 years to com­ f c n l e r o C r > lc e o n on a «*a rte of Intoxloation soning: plana for Bolton, will pre> A young man from out of towm pears as though It will have them new town building Tuesday after­ to prevent the young trees from grass, or air pockets, around the pile. , . .. Bide at the. meeting to be held this who crashed through a culvert noon for a brief ceremony aa the installed for a teat period IkffntwlMv If Thev Arc *’*‘'^^^***^f Meter Oenoonstrated heatteg. Keep them In the shade. roots. "The Se»\ator was so busy he j n o n a a y I I suspended Jail sentence and put evening at the home of Mrs. Rich­ and Into a bank by the road side -sealed, copper box containing data Never let the roott be exposed Firm the soil around the plant­ never got around to publishing it," of the Town of Columbia at the LfMt night a meter made by the Passed bv Doctors at on pcobation for three months. ard O. Rich, who Is secretary of a* day or tw*o ago was brought so that t h ^ will be dried by sun ed. trees with the feet Pack it said D. Roland Potter, hfs secre­ ■ Skattnir Rink Opens present time was buried in the Ve^der-RMt Company of Hartford THE TIRE - _ - , . .the committee. Othisr members before a Justice court tried by J. am. wind, taury trees In a bucket tightly. tary. - The Roller Skating rink at the w elter Elliott, John Swanson, Banks Jones Wednesday morn­ concrete slab under the pllUr at vVas shown. It Is known as the Hartford Center. Standard Meter. It was demon­ when planting them, keeplxig the -Turn over and replace any sod In leisure moments, Senator Sandy Beach ballroom w-flNo^n Charles Sumner, Mrs. Wll- ing, charged with reckless driv­ the south corner of the entrance to roots in water or thin mud. or Utter to provide a mulch. the building. Town Cle-k Hubert strated by Tennyaon Newsom. The Sheppard Jotted down Shakes­ O F THE YEA IteekVille Aprtl 11,— (SpeciaU Saturtay, April 12th for l^e j, perrett and Richard Morra. ing, He was asleep or party so pearian quotations in long hand when the accident happened. He P. Collins and First Selectman cost of ;tee meter would be $57, J w ^ S e m Sr Will lea vrT ol- Twenty were preaent #at the plus the installation, and like all and captioned them by subjects. was flned S2S and costs of $9, but Clalf L. Rotinson were in charge CHAIN-GRIP M M County on Monday morning. nn^herc w’ill*be »n*etlng of the I^adles’ Benevolent others offeri^ the coromlssioners. Graham, together with members _He titled his work "Selected Com- the induction cen- held at the home of Mrs. »10 yCas remitted, leaving a pay­ of ceremony, as they had mide ar­ rangements with yarioua organiza­ It would bg Installed without cost of the state health department. Firemen Busy nents of Shakespeare on over 4,- D cLU X E S r a t Hartford to ontei the ser- Bently on Thursday ment of $20 due from him. While to the towh and SiVoutd be paid ter There was. much informal ntiiiue to in long hand he had it typed. In AT UNHEARD OF PRICES! fe i fiw n ta of a son born on April Tth, terestlng experiences in her work, j brought out an attendance of 69 with her son, Cllntoh Yeomans. If it was later decided that fhe T. A. will be held on Wednesday his office library there are now 35 ^ ! m ™. Oowdv is the former Miss This group was also Interested in | at the town hall Tuesday evening, The latter plgced the old ; sealed meters were not wanted they May 14, at whlcl> time the com- Bother Departments; i typewritten volumes, including 1.75-19 5.00-19 the procedures and regulations re-1 Various card games were played iqlttee members will he annonne- nine folders of Indexes. He directed ■ S ^ * ’^S^‘f f i s ^ “a'i^''‘ ’Ni^^an ‘ H ^ en '^ C irth y ^ S f H?kh Street. copper box, Which was uncovered would be removed and the walks UNCONDITIONALLY Veroon ° C ^ r.nearementEngagement .Announced .Announced gnrding the welfare work nrtd 1 and prises were w-on by the fol- In the foundatidn of Yeomans hall replaced without cost to the town. M. Lumber Is Destroyed. that if they were ever published Mr. and Mrs.Irving E. Wilbur i these points were explained by [ lowing players: Mrs. John O'Don- Mias Lots Price o f Lexington, they shopid be dedicated “ to my ordered to be ready for (n- church this spring. In the concrete beside As Commissioner W. P. Qulsh street. Peace Dale,' Treat. Mrs. Myron Lee was nell, ladles' first prise In setback; the new copper box. The new bulld- was out of town on buslneia and Mass., is at the home of her Bis­ wife Luclle.” ( ^M ctloo in caae replacemenU are of / ^ engagement of ter, Mr^ Brooks Aker, at Water­ The South Manchester fire de­ Guaranteed co-hostess w'lth Mrs. Bently for j Benjamin Burba. first men’s In# will still retain the name of could not attend ^ e meeting last “ Abatlnenoe^’ One of Subjects 5tc«r>d fWpr front Manor, where she wlU spent partment had four calls this morn­ The dean of Congress—he had 1S09 questional res have been their daughter, Ruth Mae Wilbur the meeting. ; prise; Mrs. Ha'iry, Kramer, first Yeomans hall. night the board voted to defer im- to Ralph Harding Little, son of Miss Elaine Broda, Miss Irma ladles' prise in pinochle; Bob Articles contained in the old til a later meeting, final action on the summer. ing. two of them box alarms. The served continuously In House and firil Ho«r amt out to date from th< Selective The W. 'n Robin­ held by the state department of and yolka ara eanatd separately, a signs. Prints, Navy; Y. and William of New Haven; a home to East Hampton whtrs Mr. mail loads as high aa 18,400 sister. M n . Bmll Kroeber of Men- eoB-in-law and daughter Mr. and son In cha^s. health. One of-these will be held sptclal agf'breaklfig machine can Jones has secured employment. next Friday April, 18, In the local break and aeparate 8600 egga an pounds. 'The plants were orig­ finithi N ew ' den and several nephews and I Mrs. J. Banks Jones. Gsorgt R. Cobh of this town, inally scheduled, to carry only ‘ The Farm Bureau wjil hold , a Robert Allyn is having an ar­ who wilviil graduate from the Unl- firehouse. In cnaige of the com- hour. Only 640 an hour tould ha i Dots and new Spring nteecs. I 1600 pounds o f mail. toms and shadee. ' Ths funeral wilt be held on Stafforti Springs special meeting at the Hebron tesian well dug. on his summer vsralty of Connecticut this spring mKtee htaded by Mfs. Marjorie broken by hand by akiUad labor: .Bsdvrday afternoon at two thirty OongrAgatlonal church, parlors on place -at Burrows Hill. A t the la among ths students with ths Shades. o’clock at the' Luther A- White -John U. Nstio ' WednSMlay afternoon. April Ifi, at last report, after drilling 180 feet, highest four year average. 100% pure “ “ F ia eral Home on Elm street Rev. 172. SUffnrd .1:80.'o'clock. Mrs. Dakin will dis­ no water had been Struck. The Hart Otto Kliette. psstor of the cuss three square meals which in- land there Is very rocky. ^ x sled' fabrics. AH ’ First -Lutfte'ran . fchurch will offl- Edward A. Smith recently dug The shnusl Eastar Seat Sale ter eludtf'an adequate diet, with spe­ Hqts. Burial will be in GrtU'e Hill cial stress op overweight. \inde>- a well pn the grounds of a new sizes sad styles. e Connecticut Society for Crip- cottage put up b.v him for an em- North CovinlrJ' , cesnetery. ed Children passed the local weight and coiistlprUon. This is UrsM Fires 3 quota of 8200 this week. ..'John the first of a aeries of two meet- i plOyee and family. He bSjd to Ililia-Ci Hiilkout II/IIV1 ^ ■Tite Rockville Fire Department will be : do considerable blasting Shceordlng M is. Irah Stendlsh. of this towti.' WM Oh Th^^ ‘Chairman for Stafford to report, to get "throUi 'through ths has been elected president of/'ttie j ^ a t i l l ^ a l i S ^ a ^ ^rS^^iroS! P*fV't-Teaeher Association, spon- held*.1d next month. rocky formation. Connecticut Department, Daugh­ 2 1 “ «nos to Fox Hill and again to the?*?’'* •***■ Benj. Jones, Jr., of Jones street ters of Union Veterans. Mrs. < insppe property on V ?^n ave-: has been past president 24.$0tt 39.50 ; | nue. the 8200 hoped for' and expects the Mary Todd Lincoln Tent more contributions before the earn­ Hebrun aircraft concern In East Hartford. No. 15 of Wlllimantic and a mem- 4 H AcUviUei8 ■ ...... iYnnk Niederwerfer, actming 4H palgn formally ends the - Monday and commute*. '■ her of camp 19 sine* 1982. Chib agent and ®rofessor W. B. after Easter, April 14. Yhs 1841 The county roads are reported An imnr^veimpressive service wi was held: DIAL,825g PAY AS YOU GIT Hebron's o^est inhabitant, ns rapidly drying up. and , the Young will visit the Baby Beef I drl' e ha* already rielded more. Mrs. Helen HllU While, -died at last s'vehing at the Second Con- members, of ToUand County fhsn $30 over the frost seems to be getting out of grentlonal ‘ church. Rev, Austin j her honie known as the old Kel- the ground with less trouble than P A I D - A U T T U : ..o Baturday. April i2tii. lions Of approximately $170 logg place, early Thursday morn­ ^ k s on ths thsme "Where Is My i Worth, breaking into the icebox for Other activities hated for thi» WllUam B. usual. Peep frogs hava been Qusst Chambsr?" The choir sang KLEIN'S ing. She passed h'fr 981 h "birth- ht.icd, and. residents report seeing nidntii Include an entertainment.; t^hutvh street, and Rlisi w t t y the anthem "Jesus. Saviour. Pilot lAO i WHI^ J ■pansored by the Elhngton Poul-1 Griffith*, of Grant avenue, have d y l4at February 2 ‘ ^She was ' overhead, Me”. Ths following young people Wh-as! If you should hear « noisa In the then In her usual splendid health | " EASTER try Club on Thursday evening; ■ been chosen to be host and hoatssa united srith th* church on'confes­ middk of tha nighG H’« not a burglar. It’s April 24th at the-Ellington Town at the annual Junior promenads. and bid fair to live to round out* sion of faith: Anna. Helen and Halh 7:80 o'clock by Hank Law- doss of 1942 of Stafford High the century. _A few weeks ago Edna Oleseeke, Qlsnna MiUtr, Ar- only your husband tiptoaing Into tha iHch- NEW CHEVROLET FLEETLINE ... son and hia Boys. school In ths . school -auditorium. she waa attacked with heart trou­ W a p p i u ' g jnold Buck and WilUam Whit- an for a coupla more alicaa of Klain’a deli- HAMS Mi— Dorothy Mortem, sssistent Friday night. April 18. Patrons ble. and though sht rallied for g I comb. Mrs. Anna SehslI and Mrs. cioos home amokad Easier Ham! And we 4 H Oub agent ia planning for ' of -the danee are-to be members of time she finally succumbed. She Mrs. W. W. Orent I A. J. Vinton 'sa n g the dustti don’t blame him bccauae H's unusually ALSO NEWj 1941 SPECIAL DE LUXE MODELS Dress ReVue CoostrucUon meet* I the High ochooi faculty and Board was a mend to all the townspeo­ I "Alone", after which Deacons I *894, Maaehceter Weekly Payments inB8 under the leadership of Miss i of Education: Chester E. Baaton, ple, and seas affectlpnately known Robertson and Hill assisted the mild Slid tender in flavor. You’ll do the ' li l M Van Cleef on April 29th and > principal, and Mrs. Boston: Esrt as Aunt Helen by practically! pastor In the serving of Holy j aama once you’ve had some. in the most beautiful, most modem color harmonies - .... I M. Witt, superintendent, and Mrs. everybody. She leaves a , half j Misq, Joan Potwin. daughter of Communion. Ths serv'ice was well Jiuiior Club WUt; Benjamin Phalps. chairman brother, Harlan Hills of East Mr. and Mre.Mrs. G. StephenStep! Potwin, attended. FSUswing the last mteung pf ^Board of Edi'ication. and Mrs. Hampton, two half sisters, Miss ’ is home from the University of Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Bennett. SPECIAL SPRINGTIME “BLUES” AND “GREENS” W ltH the Junior Burpee Club it. was an- I Phclpo; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bts- Grqce Hills of New Haven and' Connecticut thla week. Jr., of Harrison, N. Y „ spent yes- Smoked EASTER SUGAR nsnaesd that the girls would p u t. nonnatte; Mr. and Mrs. AtUUo R. Mlea Ruby HUle of East Harap-1 Mrs. James M. Stoughton won tsnlay and today with Mra Annie IS HIGH . . - BUT— on a drill at the Stete Convention , FraaslnelU: Mr. and Mrs. Joel ton. She leaves three eons. E flr if prize for her mlnlaturo ,ar- Porter, Mre. Bronett's mother. MATCHING BODY AND UPHOLSTERY COMBINATIONS ts bs held tn May. Tbs girls will be - Rsed; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mlt- Oarence, J. Kellogg and Aleck, rangement at the South Windsor Misa ' Cora E. Kingsbury, „ of | POLISH ir* a steal at tbla Low Price! We suggeet 41iat rlsed by Mrs. Manning of .> cheU. and. Judge Michael D. O’Con- all of Hebron, and a daughter. Garden Club, and Mrs. Robert Rls- Falls-Village, Miss Betty Visny of K yea can't a n n lOO-peand bag, to divide haU ter during the driU prac- { nell and Mrs. CConncU. ley received second prize. In the East Windsor Hill and Mias Laura Ready-To-Eat! BOLOGNA w <^ y e w frtond er neighbor. lOO-Lb. S ag Mrs. Arthur Keefe of Hebron Tborougbly Cooked! It different and distinctive color selections. /. 4 beautiful two-tone com- tics %*Uch wiU take place each! Ca{>L Herman O. Sehendel of the Her elder' daughter. Miss Daisy, tree namtrtg ednteet, Mre. J. Wat- Hin, of Wllllmantio a n all spend­ 'fEdSoDay afternoon starting April | Maiirchester poUce department, an died two years or so sgo. Shil- ing their vacations at their ro- C a a li a n d C a r r y . . . . . $ S . 2 0 until the convention. A ll th e! outstanding dog trainer, will speetive homes. binatiohs. . . . Come in and aee the most stunnin^y styled and tastefully Every ___ girls who w-ioh to-be m the i sent two of hta prUis-winnlng *“'■? Sue to*^the”S^*tSrfcturday. Mr. and Mra. WilUam. BUck- { 35c lb. 27c lb. Dahverad 25*2^^ , ' • U D ate aaked to report to the G. I man shephard dogs as a spedal at- *>Ai^cWldron. B oy Scout Troop N a 62, -failed to burn and famUy have purchased a decorated group of motor cars ever presented in ., the jow-price field L IL zoonns.iM Saturday at three j traction a t ^ PoHca and Fire De- She the daughtte ot Mf- collecting A ll the newspa- home on Vernon street in Man­ ketock. The next meeting of the • partment minotrel show which will M rs Benjamin Ackley Hill# j annoui)o^ that the chester and moved into it today. Pemonstrofion and Solo! Freah- Peebla Telk of East Hampton, coming.to He- vvill turn -out tomorrow to They have Uved la Coventry about n b wUl be on April 17th- . he presented , in ths auditorium of HEINZ SOUPS .... . ^2 for 25c E G G S ...... V ... . D oe. 3 9 c Evming aty Cenrt Warrep Memorial halt on fhs sve- bron to live when a >-oung woman. flnUh the Job. I f any people were twenty yeara. YOU’LL SAY, “FIRST BECAUSE IT’S FINESTr There were two cases In the nlngs of April 25 and 26. Ths per- ' and _ working - in ,, the allk mills at miasfd last week they may phone Deputy F in W’ardens wero kept Most Binds! ■aewnw A ' SECONDS ...b o. 4.'>e Inckaillc CUy Court on Thuredey forming dogs. Erma of Coaalte and Sroutmaster John Driscoll 8-1455, busy Thursday when a f in bitike rOTA u. S. NO. I ...bu. 75c |OTInf with Associate Judge ; Kteg ©f Maherm. have competed i ®he married Edward J. Whits Uoyd Grant 8-14t6 or D. P. Ch- out near the ptoce once owned by STIJAINED FOODS, Freah Extra SweaS M K m Bead prcalding. Alex Mac- = in leading dog shows alt over the about 1171 and has lived In He­ vanaugh 8-3100. Easter flowers FhlUlp OlgUio. Halp waa callad idL.df of Brooklyn street was country, artnaing highest honors. bron ever since. She became a sold bv the scovte will he delivered and the tiro beUeved extingulMied; CUCUMBER PICKLES, J«r 21c TENDER PEAS ...... 2 C a n a 2 5 c RiLEY CHEVROLET CO., Inc . t f n ^ days each os ckargos Captain Schsndcl who has been a msniher o f the East Hampton Qood Widay. . 1 . te the rnqmlag but se\*eraT heura; COBNER CENTER AND KXOX STltEETS : . . MANCHESTER ■ [Icmtton -and -bring s corn* member ef -tka MMtehMter -polloe MethodtM ehiirclt when It. before after the ftra warden had to c»U MACARONfOR , and was ^der«6 to departitiart fer ths past Sf fm n- omaiKf to to Uv*. . TssfU rdniatos

keep right on. working through . naceasity tor ai» ^outsider" the staff and imperial defense coN that their govemirient ie mo\ing ' y seeking promotion. leges between regimental and WilLStudv Better black-oUta. „ Man About Studies Sweepirig. ChUngesS w Of ^ lUwljfrtfr fast 1ft the direction of MUonal ea- Ydqui Indians Present WaveU’s Chief Prombtod on Record home commands.-He was'military To lie' fully effective, obviously, G overn ] •gevernor of Jerusalem in 1938-31)’. curity—the allocation of ten Coast When officers who saw O'Connor Relations Means Aircraft Workers! Guard cutters of the Ithaca clast, this w tild reqiftre an immtnias; Manhattan Jn Common Pleas Courts promoted ahbad of them proteated, Gerieral O’Oonnor. ‘ who /is 51 HEwti^ Hirralil amount o f .purely protective wo'rk Version of Passion Aidie ‘Mssing’ years' old, was made a Knight well armed, aturdy and sufficiently lyG»o»q«TBctBr — the authorities curtly replied:"W e A SHIPMENT! A L L SIZES! PUltUluatto ST THE __ ^ i| ip s in P o rts have no reference to the artillery Commander of the Bath-' iKCBi^ to be done in a total of thousands state Capitol, Hartford, April . rion in appeals from municipal F ren ch Washington) April -11.—(4’) — mnitALo pRnmMO\co, mo. fast vesselA for transfer to the r --— ^—- New York—One of the strang­ company’s records for the past fSw for his part to the capture of ^ n - It BImmII StrMt of defense planU, wSdeh would Tempe. Arts./April 11.-(^V-A ^ grlm and Uttered. The Roman boards such as tax asacssors and^ Under Instructions from President British flag to be usedi presuma­ crudely est theatrical debuts in Broadway 11—0NS. land, lest by some sudden stroke, thalr officM. Uw iM t 16 judges would, continue throughout tention that Pickett was a resi­ No Immediate Opposition not meet until next week Monday. in the conteat, which is conducted Stokowski's determination to bon. Repairs at Jewett City bridge In in an exclusive artillery company Priatlak OempanT. perhaps by air transport, the months their tankers hav*> enected the terms they are now seiVlng. dent of' Washington in Litchfield There was no immediate expres­ 8-6:30, Men's gym class E. S Your Type Of Glasses! ao fInaoOlal raaoonal- annually^ hy N. W. Ayer A Sons, avoid the use of clarinets. On and Viaduct. ' ' county and theicfore ineligible to sion of opposition to the plan, and Gertoans shmiltlaFlse a base there Route No. 15— Stafford. Drain­ four major rescues at sea, saving ‘ Other changes proposed for the 7:30-10, Bowling alleys reserv­ posraelileol arrora aa- Inc., the oldest and one of the some of those dips, certainly serve in New Haven county. administration leaders believed ed for Miss Anderson’s group E age system on Approximately 1-2 261 Uvea that would have been Common Pleas courts included; GUSTAFSON’S rartiaomoBia la too and estabHsb thcmselvee in a new some of those clarinets would be Pickett "contended hla legal resi­ they could hurry . the enabling aalai^ HaralA______very largest advertising agencies mile of Route Noi 15 at Police Bar­ lost but for the quick;acting and Giving them exclusive jurisdic­ S. Broken vantage point for raids on Amerl- swallowed fowser„'/. So conclud­ tbe quick thinking on the part of tion in civil cases involving dence was New Haven. legislation thremgh Congress. TO EASE MISERY in the country, was the New York ed congressman Bender. racks Hill. i.'f ' First vessels involved under the Prescriptions the various captains and crews. amounts up to $3,000. (The presr The Judiciary Committee which There ate now 76jfiylng schools Frida^ApriJ can-BriUsk eca lane traffic and un­ Herald-Tribune. The only other Route No. 34—Oijange. v'jDerby conducted the hearing unanimous­ new "selze-and-pay” program Richard Stone l e n s e s BROWNii!! SHO S' \ Captain Leland Hawkins of the ent jurisdiction of th e - courts is in Canada' .turning out military comfortably close'" to the North Needed: Anvil Chorus avenue. Twin concretie arch bridge would be 39 Danish ships recently OFCHILDYCOID awards are the honorable mentions Associated started it by rushing not uniform, and in some of them ly favored Pickett's reappointment, pilots. Slne^ this tralnifig began, Filled MAS’rER OPTICIAN JOHNSON BLOCK 0.6 MAIN! STREET American coaittS. I regret to say that, belhg some at Wilbur Cross Parkway and ap­ deciding that the statute requir­ placed under protective custody of ; Why an O lyaij^ Battle? in three circulation classea. The to mld-Paclfic Just as a passenger it is unlimited). the R. C. A. F. has had only, 19 Repluced' 3,000 -miles from the base of Di­ proaches. c m the Coast Guard along with two Telephone7[720 / 891 Main Street It is hardly conceivable that this liner sank and picking up pas­ Would Establish Criminal Side ing a Common PI judge to be a faUI accldenU in 168,000 flying i: The mUltary eojnmeilUtors on ClaSa In which thla newapaper re­ rector Stokowski’s operations, I Route No. U. S. 44—Eastford ^tabllshment of a criminal side resident of the county in which he German and 28 Italian merchant­ latest step in opposition to Uiu haven't heard his little prelude on and Pomfret. Approximately 5 1-2 sengers and crew. men. hours. '41m Balkan war seem to ttlce It for ceives flrat honorable mention i.s Then Capt. John Kvistberg of to the Hartford county court, the .ait.s was unconstitutional. This, It Naxis will not excite Hitler to new plans for army and navy bands. miles of bituminous macadam only one which now has a civil was said, paved the way for a dis­ ' One administration leader, ask­ granted that the crucial hkt^e df the largest of the three. pavement on the Phoenlxvllle- the Robert E. Hopkins came upon ing not to be quoted by name, said hetghts^pf anger against the Unit- If Mr. Bender should have heard side only. cussion of the advisability of plac­ , thh campaign ia->ahaptng Typing, make-up and preaswork, it wrong, ril be happy to play Mr. Pomfret road. North Canaan. a sinking yacht off Hatteras and ing the Judges on circuit. ■' that It would be "sound procedure" ed/States. But it is unlikely that rescued ail aboard. Next, Capt. J. Giving them exclusive jurisdic- *^at the top of the Greek P e n ia i^ not of the flrat page , alone but Stokowski's version on theae same Canaan. Eliminating railroad un' to seize the French vessels now in derpass about 1 mile eaat of the P. O’Brien of the Samuel Q. American waters, and predlpted anything the Naxis can say or jlo through all pages, with advertis­ typewriter keys. eloBg a line running from th^ But if he heard it right, it seems village of Canaan. Wincheater. Brown hurried to the Alice Tebb, that possibly would be one of the ill have any deterrent effect on he came to the United States'and not better,,: than his colleagues. BMfekbothood of Mount Olympui ing display under close scrutiny, to me that there Is something both a wooden freighter sinking in a first steps taken after the propos­ Constructing 5 miles of reinforced entered Princeton. His years That is why he loves winter. When fp^ington'a determination to ea- conductor and critic- have over-, 6C-jnile gale, and picked up the en­ ed authorization is approved. The to Lake Ochrida at the GreeH' A, M, were also a member of the United structing 2 miles of bituminous German and Italian ships are in Starts Saturday April 12th at 9 perhapVymi hav^/ noticed it —a the beginning of the very end of States Congress. Hitler would, Construction in, force in the macadam from south end of pres­ A different category from those of m U a h power. good looking newspaper la usually Slate of Connecticut announced by ent Improved section. Denmark and, because their crews naturally, be highly tnUlgnant at are accused of sabotaging them, But one may waO wonder a good newspaper. the Connecticut Highway Depart­ Route No. 149— Blast Haddam. W a it in s For Mr. Roosevelt's request, since Its Culvert Replacement approximate­ Oouid be declarbd forfeited to this Anyhow, W» feel quite. happy HERE IT IS M EN!^ lThe Stpre Manchester Has Reeh Whether there wrill Jbo any auch purpose is to help defeat his ef­ ment, April 9, 1941 for th* week ly 2 1-2 miles north of Its inter­ wiintry, about the whole thing. A store hiitUe. The German armfea in the forts .to starve Great Britain and ending Aril 19, 1941. together with section with Route No. 82. . Any vessels acquired by pur- The kind of a stpre you like to shop in. A store that gives you a compliete variety of Work Clothes, Sport Clothes and Shoes for both men and hoys. B a lk w , deapit* th e. ainaxlng surface oiling. This report does not Route No. 158—West Haven. phase could be turned over to the A store prevent her adequate arm.-tnicni. ' British for use In hauling Ameri- ■peed with which they have et- include the Wilbur Cross Parkway Side drainage on Campbell Ave. that carries only stfihdardizedlized brands of cfuality wearing apparel. A stoistore that delights in crowding extra value in every penny you spend here. So Senator Wheeler will be Indig­ Route No. 162—We^t Haven. aan-made military supplies across which is being constructed on new MARVAL/ -I— .1 —-1— • _ ------•------—t — J—1 — IS— \ one price store that believes a satisfied customer is our greatest asset. tBlned thdr objectivea, have 'un- nant, too. So. will Lindbergh. Side drainage on Jones Hill road. the Atlantic. that does' business on a satisfaction guarantee or liioney refunded policy flargone a terrific atrain in tha laat Washington location. Route No. 203—Windham. Cul­ If the Gernmn and Italian ves­ However, It la going to be pretty aix fiaya. They have not won their tioaed For Construction— Detour vert replacement on the South sels were declared forfeited they difficult' for the objectors to get Windham-Wlndam Center road. flould not be thus transferred be- way ^through to Salonika and to Provided HEAVY past one outstanding fact in the Daybow Old Route No. 3 2 - Windham.- No Ronto Numbers . ‘bause this country is not at war. HUNDREDS OF PAIRS TO CHOOSE FROM MEN! YOU WILL LIKE THESE the edge of Albania without aua- By Jack Slinmcl*' Ansonla. 1 1-2 miles of bitumi­ / They could be placed In the Amer­ O verall ca|M-«-that exiaUng law authorlxra Reinforced, concrete box culvert at FIVE BROTHERS *a^«»«g heavy— In aome Instances Washington — Rep. Ceorge\H. Obwebetuck rit:er. nous macadam on New Haven ican merchant marine, however, the taking over of American-own­ torrlflc—loaves In men end materi­ Bendfr, the Ohio Republican Route No. 33—Wilton. Con­ avenue. making possible the transfer of wo: PANTS ed ebipa, or their requisitioning un­ structing grade crossing elemlna- Beacon Fails, 1 1-2 miles of roll­ American vessels to Britain, i al. And it is very certainly true editor, publisher and insurance' ed gravel surface oh four sections DRESS PANTS ^lon and bridge over Norwalk river "Should Have Authority" der charter, whenever the Presi­ man, has a mad on. It has to do WORK that they have a huge mopping up of road. t In his message yesterday, the dent shall proclaim that the se­ the Ridgefield road, near the Jab to do before their portions, with band music—not band music ton railroad station. Traffic Brookfield, 1 mile of rolled gravel president said that “ in view of the New Spring Colors! 7 7 . curity of the national defense In general—but the band music even In Yugoslavia, to say nothing muik use south Y branch for Route surface on the Secor road. flrowing shortage of available ton­ makes it advisable.' Tbiit idle specifically planned by Leopold 33. ^ a d Is o]An to railroad sta­ Brookfield. 1 3-4 miles of bitumi­ nage suited to our national needs, $1.88 Heavy Blue Denim! WITH THE For Dress or Sportswear! of Greece, can be regarded aa defl Stokowski, the eminent conductor tion only. nous gravel surface on the Caftdle- J am satisfied • • • that we should S H m T S foreign shipping lying-(n our porta who resigned after more than two Copper Riveted! Bitely aecure. _ Route'Nb. U7’S. 44—New Hart­ wood Lake' road from Route U. S. have statutory authority to take / should enjoy greater Immunity decades with the Philadelphia 7 to the Covll road. RAYON Very little has been reported Symphony orchestra to ' see that ford. Crfnsitructlng 1 mile of rein­ jpver any such (foreign) vessels aa A $2.50 Value! ^ than homerowned ships, not neces-, Che.shlre, 29.747 feet of roiled pur needs may require, subject of the Serbian mounUins, the American- army in training forced concrete pavement through FACE / 'A Real Opening Special! sarlly idle at ail, is perfectly fan­ New Hartford village. D eto^ is bank run , gravel on Fenn, John ^eoune, to the payment of just A $2..60 Value! EXTRA STRONG must be full of more or less hits the proper note. White, Sperry and Mountain roads. tastic. Congressman Bender surveyed provided southV^of New Hartford compensation. Every Shirt Worth $1.00 to Blue ZIPPER Fall Cut dent but mobile and aeif Center. . " It is obvious that our ultimate Most Amarlcans would have the conductor'e plans and pro­ $1.29! Newest Spring Pat­ Chambray" SHIRTS Work Shirts uniU which tha Ger- nouncements. gulped twice and Route No. 80—Baybrook. Two • 'defense will be rendered futile if BETTER GRADE WORK considered the President justified the growing shortage of shipping terns, Fast Color! Will Not ■iiana Aould be luost unhkely to rushed off to tell his colleagues sections of bituminous / macadam Better Grade Dr CSS Pants In merely ordering the com­ what he thought of It. What he pavement—2850 ft. lli length. !fac{ltUes is not arrested. It is also ENDICaiT-JOHNSON Shrink! SEE OUR L^NE OF Itove. dipregarded, in their rear Route No. 121—Orange. Wilbur ‘.bbvlous that inability to remove mandeering of the foreign ships thought ran like this; \ PANTS while engaged In m. primary bat­ "Lropold -Stokowski, well- Cross Parkway. Reinforced con-> accumulating materials from “ our Hard Finish or Cashmeres,' on the mere basis of common InatituUpna should at all times WORK GENUINE OXFORD CLOTH tle auch as hss been forecast. known orchestra director, is con­ Crete twin T-beam bridge on Gras­ ports can only result in stoppage sense. But Mr, Roosevelt wants ducting an experiment with an sy Hill road. be looked upon as practical and | production with attendant un­ W O R K Nor have the Greeks ceased to ' / a firm^f justification than that— army band at Fort MacArthur, No Route Nombera changeable means and never as employment * and suspenrion of | Part W ool Pleated Front. 9 7 « fight—and they have demonstrat­ Calif. He 'propoaea to revolution­ enduring pnds. production contracts." he wants Oongress to give him a East Hartford—Section Nby 1. A $1.29 Value! ed again and again their immense ise' military music and'to send cantrket No. 1 of Hartford by-pa^ — Dr. Edwin Nicholson, Oolum- UNIFORMS reasonable and Just law to techni­ ‘ A $3.50 Value! capacity for unexpected and guc- soldierii into battle formation to "Hartford— Approximately»1-10 bla Teaebers’ College. cally validate such a proceeding. the tune of .mobile musicianship. / ■ SHIRTS . i, • ...... 05c oesaful counter-atUcka against mlje of bituminous concrete pave­ Army Sergeant $ 1 .8 7 , 'It is hoped that he will get it, Mr. Stokowski has informed the ment on Curcombe street. W e have the opportunity of the great odds. 'nation's press that army bands agea PANTS from^ . .^ $ 1 .2 9 GENUINfi V. S. ARMY if-not without the inevitable view­ Orange—Wilbur Cross Parkway. Cord Soles or Leather Soles It will be aome' t(me,.^ve|i If should go -into battle in tank for­ Steel twin rigid frame bridge and — Wendell WlUkle. former O. O. I’ 1^ Found Guilty I 100% ALL WOOL SUIT PANTS ...... SLO.*; ing with alarm by thev Isolationist $3.29 Vahie! \ JACKETS from ...... $1.69 awrythlng goes as tk e -N a ^ plan­ mations and armored cars. Mr. approach on Derby-Mtlford road. P. presidential candidate. A Quality Shirt! Sold Every­ K*' members of Congress at least Stokowski also believes that bands Orange—Reinforced concrete T- where for $1.50 and Mor^! , ned, |xfore tbek lines of'communi­ should be removed from battle­ GENUINE withmit the usual bearing of beam bridge o\run gogues appeal to the sacred name ENDlCOTT-JdHNSON U. 8. ARM Y Fishing driims and shrieking o f sirens by for them. (JP)—Maater Sergt,. Johp Fedor, 85, ably secure, and before a generki gravel approaches on Orange Cen­ of social justice and In. so doing who recently attained the Army’s W ork the sg'in-tbe-govemment press. "Under the Stokowski plan, a Athletic Shirts jpMfiifif nn a strong Greek-Britisa ter road. defile I t ' , ilghest noft-cornmlaaloned rank DRESS band could play _..t’hn>ughout a Scotland.—26-ft, spqn concrete —Vice Prealdent Henry Wallace Sport JIAIN Bbc at Use indicated poinU would battle either In motion or stand­ 'ter 16 years service; headed to- Boots slab bridge over Merrick brook and for a flve-yi ar term at hard CAPS » • Slight Irregulars! aaam to be ' justifiable from ‘ the Light in Blackputs ing still, and Mr. Stokowski fur­ approaches on Old Brooklyn Turn- The economic defense ofr Latin OXFORDS and Shorts ther says that 'these bands could r ,at Fort Leavenworth pent- | . German m iliUiy point of view .. plke. Sweaters 23c Value! There are quite a good many de­ be very effective in motion for America is even more important lasy. COATS And just why ebonld the invad- Constnictioa— Traffic Maintained than its military defense. I) J Army court martial yeater- Zipper Front — Zipper Poeket fense projects that ^ v e failed to addii|ig cbNrfuIness and morale.' Route No. U; S. 1—Fairfield. 1-2 $ 4 ^.8 8 a n take needleas chanbes of fail­ — Wealey Froat, American min­ convlcted him of conspiring: tol fo r greatly impress the' public con- mile of pavement widening on ister to Paragnay. • Mefraud the government to Array] 4 2 -9 7 Heavy W hite- ure at this stage of the proceed- Needs A Tank Southport cutoff. Nprwalk. 7(M sdoutoees. because they looked “ N o wonder army men and band contracts. Calfskin Uppers - Cleated Sale . Painters* lagsT ' Holding whst they have feet jot reinforced concrete pave­ '. Federal Bureau of Investigation .1 $ 3 ^ 4 7 Fly Weight Blue Denim like such long range propositions musicians are so purple with in-, ment on* Westport avenue. Old. Oak Bend Soles Full Cut — Double Gretch! OVERALLS gained, they have everything that dignation -that they cannot laugh. , A 'Thought 4genta and Arm y intelligence of­ Ankle llarneM that they Improbably would come Lyme. Three span 'tieck- girder ficers testified,that Fedor, a native Engtoeer Style! A $5.00 Valoe! Cushion Innersole OVERALLS they sought. They have the cor- The new band would have one |uc- bridge and approaches at Lieuten­ A — A $3.40 Value! PuU-Pvers With Double Balbriggan Union Suits Double Knee into effect befbre the war was colo player, eight saxophones in of Bridgeport,* Oonn., received $25] iMor to the Aegean. They have ant river. . And be went up unto them Into I :weekly for abt wpeka from a ] Elbows! ‘ T I.«ng Legs — Short Sleeves! over. Recent events, however, various flats, two cornets, a. half Route No. U. S. 5—Berlin and eliminated any likelihood of the dosen trumpets, trombones, tubas, the ship; and the wind censed: and iWtrhhi:rff.-prodiic ». da>l» r for- ai« 4 must have had considerable effect Meriden. Wilbur Cross Parkway. British getting a foothold on the. drums and so forth. Mr. Stokow­ they were sore nmased In them- | .lowing paoaage of potato - ahip-j N E W SPRING $ 1 . 0 0 in bringing some of these' projects 18,075 feet of concrete pavement. selves beyound measure, and won­ jnenta [below standarda Jto weight j CUT RATE PRICES ON Bnropean continent that would en- ski Is apparently at work at tbe PoUiee Shoos within tbe xone ;Of quite possible present time flgurtni; out some Berlin and Newington. 5 miles of dered.—Mark fl:51. ttod quality. eMnger Naxi controL They have rolled gravel ^ surface on Berlin' I 9x12 «IZE 4 EU Silverman, the dealer, indict-1 Sport necesrity,,. since tbe likelihood of kind of a tank to hold this assort­ Endicott^oluuon made it* altogether" improbable ment of army entertainers. Turnpike, East Hartford, Main Great floods have flown from V l by a Federal grand jury to coo-J any genuine peace retreats farther $2*9S ARMY street and Ellington road. 1 1-2 w m jwetion with the case; is awaiting that Italy can be knocked out of ,"He even has a proposal for simple sources, and great j Jackets HATS'X and fa th e r into the future; bsindamen on horseback and de- miles of reinforced concrete pave­ ha\*e dried when m*toclea have by Srlal. . ' the war this year. And they have ment. Short detour around Metro­ SHOES FOLDING Pajamas One of these is the development scribes the band .formation os one the greatest been denied.—AlVs | Zipper Front efiteblished a common frontier politan Water Bureau Work dur­ Well That Ends Well. W O O L FELTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN of a means whereby a brightly which would be ‘modern, easy to WORK COTS With Turkey much more vulner- handle when required to move ing the day, South Windsor and Come prepared to change all your notions about smart soft surface rugs. ilgfated defense factory might be East Windsor. 3-4 mile of rein< CoqiMientious Motorist Death Penalties FUR FELTS KIDDIES’ SHOES from/. . . ;98c aUe than that o f .Bulgaria. with immense swiftness, very About fiow niuch you have to pay for a rug that possesses honest-to-good- OIDFOROS $i.98-$2«98 .88 » 2 - 9 4 rendered entirely invisible at brilliant in the open air, both soft forced concrete pavement on the There may not be any BatUe of Hartford-Springfleld road. Tem­ Racine. Wls.—(A V -A conscien­ ness style and beauty. These Marval Rugs are perfect all the y w ’round f Provided in Law LADIES’ SHOES from . . .$1.69 ! night to overhead bombers. I f is and brilliant indoors, capable of Contrasting Color $ . O^rmpus. Instead, the Germans playing jaax. swing and pise.' porary bridge provided. tious motorist telephoned the SAVE MONEY AND GET THE NEWEST IN SPRING 1 .0 9 imdsr way in General Electric's Route No. U. S. 5A—Windsor. racine police ste.tion and confeased , | for guest and game rooms, Sedrooras, nurseries, living rooms, dining rooms ^ SPORT OXFORD STYLE SHOES! ..nap conclude that'their beat stra- "Music for- battleships would be $1.97 Combinations . " STYLES AND COLORS! ^ en tlfic Isboratortes st Schenec­ piped by radio from bands on 3 1-2 miles of reinforced concrete to Sergt. Lester Wlechers: "1*1 and shore cottages. And remember, the ne'W rayon face adds months of ia to dig in, too,.and tmino- pavement on Hartford-Windsor just drove through'a red light. It Madrid, Spain, April 11,— OP)— tady, where' acientiats have beep land. A ll these weird suggestions .wear and richer, fast colors that enhance the rug’s beauty. You may Death penalties'and stiff prison I Ike whole Allied force behind cgncocted by Mr. Stokowski hsve road. changed when I was part "way seeking a way to let all light u; Route No. U. S. fi.— Hampton. throio^. If you want me to go to terms are provided to a law pulH. MW line unUl they themselves b ^ dreamed up under Mr. 8to- chooso from attractive ijolors in the high-style foliage pattern shown... Ilsbed today which prohibits ac- HEN! GABARDINE through factory windows without Drainage system on approximately court you can reach me at • • I MEN'S BOYS^ Cqmp Moccasins RIDING I had tiros to complete the oon- kowaki'a authorlxatioo from Chief \ sizes 27x64 inch to 9x15 feet and 9 ft. wide carpet. UvlUea ranging from rumor BOYS' BOYS' DRESS letting a partieje of light show of S taff Gemrga C. Marahall. Pic­ 1-2 mile of Route y . S. 6 at Hamp­ Sgt. Wlechers said he did not issue f POLO SHIRTS of flarUa and nortbcni ton Hill. a epurt summons. I |g>readlng to obstruettog todiutrial For Men and Boys BREECHES out through the windows st night. ture their poaMbUiUea. A s a tank jg^uction, forming political LONG PANTS OXFORDS Long Sleeves TENNIS SHOES TENNIS SHOJES Which may prove to be s dips into a sharp and unexpected Route No. U. 8. 7— North G. E.'s "House ot Magic" seema to Canaan. Constructing bridge over Peghense Liquor HMeout . -i ^t>upa and attempt# against gov­ I'a Job extending over aome hollow, the criw of anguish from ernment functionaries. $1.69 69c 59c $1.08 $1.88 up have pretty nearly ' if not quite the perturbed saxophone playera Blackberry river, about 500 feet Scranton, Pa. -r Federal $1.00 to $1.98 $1.98 to $2.69 south of junction of Routes U. S. ageaU testified Wlllism Lakavsge. < « In many cases the penalties are sifived the problem through a com­ would probatdy frighten the en Convenient Terms To ‘aatended to foreigners as well as cmy to a quick and decisive re-, 7 and U. S. 44. 309, was rssUy -in the doghouse bination ot windows painted blue Route No, •—Granby. TTiree- when thev called. They aT tribunals- a i- ", ■. ' -V ..^«L (S' ->■ ■ ■ . V:' . \ MANCaroSTER BVZNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, APRIL 11 194t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONk FRIDAY, APRIL 11,1^1

X Work on Span Orphan Admite Tugoldav government was in the That Pose! Turkey HoWs Safety Yugoslavs Capture Yanitza; Obituary tit appeared that the General To^tart.Soon Killing^beriff Eoeter ayksrs hi Kvatemlk to whom the Germans Tlir^teii Wiug ■i ' ' Are Destroyed. referred might be the m.vsterlous Key for Mid^e For Sieason’s evening when It ie mlM, ei DeatliB chiny the flext. We Dr. Kvatemtk. also known m (Contlaaed From fttge One) ~ jPreliminary jo b s Cofn> No Record of Delia* Two Morning Services Egon Kramer, who was that oun Is THE Foal 0 0 1 I rmg» O m > Mrs. Helen Hills White facture being separated from each in absenUa by a French court with fought vallanUy, Inflicting terrific pleted on Bridge at . British View Army as other by earthen ixuricadea. quency for Youth; And Pageant in Eve* ed la Spring, portleatefyl; Pavellc fdr the assassination of Mrs. Helen HlUs White, wife of WUl Be Sdt;'”.Ki S«ri4» losses on the invaders and suffer­ Employes have been added dally, Body Found iu Bushes. At Daybreak Toinor* * i>4if to eight-inch lets heaters leal, thsa tmH King Alexander of Tugoslavia In ing heavy casualties themselves, the late Edward J. White, died East Hartford. Solid Bamer Keeping ning by Cecilian Club. , oomta«xi« «*W ttrtely. Thursday morning at her honm in but there haa been no announce­ n ( brook trout and 25,000^ e r eight life with glowhig th* r*n»alnlnt ttron* Marseille In 1934.1 but that they had been unprepae-^ ment about the progrett of the at Hebron following a long Illness. Germany Out of Oil* r o w ; o tr e a U U l K e p o r t * inches; ll.ixio brown trouKover lO quickly,^ with no «r DNB, official German n e ^ ed for the violent Nasi atUck In According to the biennial report oonatruction p r o | ^ m or opera- .Joliet m.. April l l —(ff)—An 18- Two Easter morning services iMUac grouiw «-M Mrs. White was bonr Ip East w t«n d p»rtl»Uy uk«n pri»w»* BMnev, gat’e publicity tp reports the Strumica region, between the of Highway Commissioner William Rich Iraq Region. Uens. A company official had pr#- ye(ar-old orphan with no record ed in Good CoodlUon. are being planned atNthe South waits. the Croat independence mo\’e- Hampton, February 13, 1848, M d fo^. delinquency was held tn^I>oUce ff; 4 r « i AprtJ to «•»«■ Kriyotao by Struma and Vardar river valleys. J. construction work on the dlcted some time ago production — — ' over 11 Inches add 5,000 under Methodist church. The early illrv- ment but did not comment. The lived In Fawn'Brook section for custody today after confekdng, Ice at 7 o'clock is for the con* 4M German dtviaion." \ - They quoted Yugoalav generals superstructure of the new Con­ London, April 11—(Ah—Turkey would start by April 16. Hundreds of Manchester fisher- luchea. The department haa S^IW witac to about 67 tnlleo agency's action was regarded in I attributing the defeat mainly the past 49 years. necticut river bridge at East Hart­ Many of the foremen and super- Deputy Sheriff Walter Krohn aaid, venlence of those who would not quarter* a* at l^aat Implying She is sui^Ved by three sons, bolds the key to Great Britain’s tha slaying at a Will county pro­ men will be drilling along the able at all town clerk's offices a .- *BUtb of Slwpljo aiHl *5 ."*1^ to a breakdown In communica­ ford is expected to start early visory staff have been trained In pamphlet giving a list of state- able to attend the regular of U » Oroolt frooOor In tbo German approval. ! aarence White of Hebron, J. Kel- hopes for safety of the Middle bation officer.’ swampy banka of local trout ling worship, and to accom­ FUEL & RANGE O] tions, which left many unlU^strug- this summer. - Since last year recent montha at the Hercules regulated atreama and regulations logg White and Alex White of The youth was John Panok, VaUey. There w'as no comment here con­ gling In the dark, without know­ when the bridge job was approved, Hast against Nssidom, observers plant.in Kenrille, scene of an ex­ atreama before daylight tomorrow for flriilng therein. modate those who would otherwise In Any Quantity — Any Time! Gilead; one daughter, Mrs. 'Arthur raised in an orphanage aad ward Ba w a a Army Ad^-aadaic cerning a possible Mvlval of old ledge of the movements of other substructim work and prepara­ said today. plosion which took 63 lives Sept morning as the state trout fishing' Favorable Conditions a tte i^ a n outdoor sunrise service. M. Keefe of Hebron, two half-sla- of the county court. Tha victim Wholesale and Retail ' Th« German Army ad^•aac^nR lb Hungarian claims to parU of units. tion of the long approaches has 12. " I might add that planting has The rtkMtsi' order of service will Croatia. Including perhaps an ave­ tersr.Miss Mary O, Hills of New Although Ankara’s policy of waa Ernest Welv, 48, World War season opens three days ahead of ‘ be followed, the pastor preaching. " caBtral Vugoalavla " from' N ii A terse communique by the been under way. and shortly the sitting-tight disappointed some veteran who won the Distlnguabed been accomplished under more' nue to the Adriatic Sea. British ‘ Expeditionary Force an­ Haven and Miss Ruby HUls of the scheduled time. Manchester The Bubje^ "The Risen Christ.” northward toward B a lfia ^ waa span Itself will be started. London observers, they still view­ Ten Seriously Hurt Service Om a for bravery at Ckut- has Its share of disciples of Isaak favorable conditions this season, BANTLT on. COMPAHTj The Zagreb radio was reported nounced that British troops es­ East Hampton, also one h ^ - and has been practically complet­ Program tn ctoao purault of tbo Serb# and It is now expected that the ed the Turkish Army aa a solid tlgny. Walton and their favorite streams A special ifiiMlcal program baa •^nahed aeveral dl^daloaa,” tb* to have called »ipon the Croatian tablished contact with the Ger­ brothcr, Harlan O. HlUn of East structure will "be open to traffic ed in the eastern section of the CENTER STREET PHONE 52W: Ustascha (a semi-militarised or­ barrier keeping Germany out of In Furnace Explosion ■ Slain T o Obtain Money are "o u t East” with Nqtchaug. been arranged ^ r the morning .hl|h oommaad aaid. mans yesterday. , Hampton. j oil-rich Iraq. state. Planting In the Housatocilc Serving* the Public for 23 Yearn. ganisation established by. Pavellc s Funeral services vdll be held next summer, 1942. Birmingham, Ala., April 11.— (A^ State’s Attorney James E. Roaring Brook, Willfmantic Riv­ worship hour inclbding: "King All tan thouaaad prlaonera were de- (Presumably this conUct waa The bridge will be iFmaln link- The Balkan and Middle Eastern river will be delayed.” followersi to lay down Its arms, Saturday afternoon at two o'clock —One of the boilers at a Wood­ Burke said that Panok apparently er, Snake Meadow River, Scantic Glorious” —Barnby.^ud "O of «^arod captured In thla area, aa developing today Into a major en­ of the great new croaa-atate b lg l^ war situation roused ihixed ex- Among licenses issued In Hart­ and officials and civil employes at the Congregational clvurcb at ward Iron Co., blast furnace was slew Wehr to obtain hla mone; River, Bigelow Brook,, Fenton God, O Light of Light”—Macfar- w A aa 70 plecaa of artillery and gagement at BltolJ (Mdnastlr) way .which haa its beginning ‘ preressions of gloom and confidence and car. The offioer'a body, witi River and ML Hope River. ford waa one for Lieutenant Gov­ Were directed to swear allegiance Hebron. Rev. George Mllns will Of­ shattered today in an explosion lane. The sermon subject will be ‘ au d i war material. rap, under heavy R. A. F.'attack, the M erritt Parkway In FM iM London. two bullet wounds la the head, Others Bwear by Salmon River ernor Odell Shepard. Mr. Shep­ to the,new state. ficiate, asslated by Rev. A. Wallacp heard for ten miles. First reports ard likes to flah and he also llkea "The Imperishable HopeX^ Follow­ The occupation of Zaitreb, ‘ evidently the Germans, ‘ having County and continues as the w Produce Undisguised PessimUm waa found yesterday morning In a where many fine catches of Brown ing the sermon the choir ^11 sing Canney. Burial will b4 In Sfci said at least ten persona were seri­ to write about flahlng both In . c u iu i In Dorthem Tugoalavlv In reached the Albanian frontier, bur L. Cross Highway throug clump of bushes on the estate of trout have been made in other Handel’s "Hallelujah Cnqnis,” n^w tft tbruat by armored troops tryinff to turn the left -end of Peter's cemetery In Mbron. Germany's lightning advances ously injured. poetry and prose. '• - Hartford and Into northeasterii Birmingham police ordered every State Boikioi' Richard J. Barr, masona and stllL others like to which Is a traditional part o K ^ e wasteiwrted. Hr port Armn Found" the British line In Greece.) Watkins Funeral Nome will be in Greece, Yugoslavia and Libya Instead of the familiar colored Fresh As A Spring Hreezei Connecticut, ending at the Maaaa- produced some undisguised pes­ available ambulance to the plant, three miles eaat of Joliet. whip Farmln|rton River, west Easter morning sqrvice. \ , Blut th* hl|rh, command did not iln Brithh Connuiate The B. E. F. communique said open thla evening fo r the friends Panok waa seized aeveral hours branch, from Colebrook to Pleas­ button, the state board tljls year ■u yet/clalm It had reached the chusetta line in Union. A por­ simism, but to many sources the located in the heart of tha hiheavy issues a. new type of license which A large dass of new membeni Simply: ■ J . of Mrs. White. , later at Morris, 25 miles south­ ant Valley for the best of the na­ Is to be received as a part of the l^itAna in Albania. Berlin. April 11.—(A'i-^'DNB. the "German forces In northern tion o f this route will pass through potentialities of Turkey, Soviet industrial area. combines license and button In one official German news agency, re- Manchester, presumably from Sli­ Russia and the British Na'vy pro- Ambulances and police cars were west of Joliet. Officers said that tive finny fighters. < Easter observance. ‘ S tem * support Greece came Into contact with Other Favorite Place* badge. It is oblong Instead of WASHABLE portetl from Skoplje, 'Yugoalavla, ver lin e in the vicinity of Forbes 'vided a basis for confidence. - caught in a traffic Jam as thou­ be had parked Wehr’s car on the An Easter Mgeant, 'Th e Reaur- ;4hdeaBctar troopa by the L «ft- British and Imperial troops on J u d g e j i i s m i s s e s mala atTOet 'and waa walking to Thoae who like to get away for round, the license is folded and j that Germans soldiers who search­ street, to the traffic roUry In Tal- BritMi officials rejected the flat sands of" persona rushed for the reotlon,’’ by Rosamond Kimball, watta, the communique aald, and April 10." the Morris High school to call for but a few hours in the early morn­ placed in the holder With license ed the British consulate after oc­ The locale of the engagement .'j? cbttvllle. assumption that the Nazis were scene. number, signature of holder and will be presented by the Ceclllan Bm British fuel depoalta Forgery Case a girl friend when apprehende<' ings of the first week, like Black- Club at the 7:30 o’cloek service in FROCKS ■; |u«e transports were declared hit cupation of l^e south Serb city was not stated In this communlr aiming at the Suez (Tanal and the Injured "Black From Barm' year of Issuance In plain slghL Wehr. waa shot while driving ledge River along the New Lon­ the evening. The pageant la direct­ ' ' *n M stuck at Piraeus, the port said they found an obscure room que, which then turned to the Iraq oU fields as their ^Ultimate A Birmingham police radio car Styled as smartly as thg^ goal. However, there was lively Panok to a farm where the youth don Pike, Jeremy’s River, to its ed by Miss Isabel Worth. Miss mt Athena (filled with explosives and weapons, Macedonian situation With: .W hite Plains, N. Y „ April 11.— told headquarters here injured be­ had been, placed In employment. Junction with Blackicdge River higher priced ones. Including an American machine- "The situation In eastern Mace­ speculation on that possibility in ing removed from the plant "are Florence Howarth wilt be violin Attack -Caaemate’ Paidtions' A forgery com|fialnt against U lly ■ About Town and many smaller streams in Tol­ soloist. la breaking'through the Greek gun of the latest type. donia ,1s obscure but characterised many quarters, from Prime Min­ so black from burns you can’t tell Easter Pageant Prints - Checks * Strlpc#(^ M. Stepps, 34, was dismissed by ister Winston Churchill down to land, Windham and Middlesex / (mnt, southern German mounUln The Germans charged It waa an by the magnificent resistance of City Judge Basil Filsrdi today whether they are whites or counties. , MISS Marian Behrend, o f High park bench tacticians. Negroes.” ‘Enemy Fleet’ ^ troopa attacked '‘casemaU posl- I arsenal for the secret service, from the Greeks." when her father, Joseph, who had street, will be a bridesmaid at the The streams are In fine condi­ To Be Presented maimed compUtely by elite A second B. E. F. communique Churchill - told the House of The three Woodward furnaces which agents with sabotage as­ accused her of stealing his life sav­ wedding of her cousin. Miss Jane tion for fiabing, experts state, Fruit of the Loonbl Qndc troops, of the Metaxas line signments got their supplies. Neu- said that .German forces hsd Audrey Peppe files over a couple of lucky cameramen on Commons Wednesday there were employ approximately 500 men, Turned Back About Town ings of $4,160 dropped the charges. E. Storkis and Carl Q. Swanson, "many signs which point to a Nazi with a week of good weather and sriuch waa partly built Into rocka.", jtral witnesses were summoned, the reached Yanltsa and BltolJ while figure skating star is rehearsing for international meet at Madison Square Card . but they ar« scattered over a wide no heavy rains or extreme cold Authorities said seooo agency said, and the objects pho "In southern Yugoslavia resistance forgery charges against Walter area. The company is rated as the weather to mar the opening day. pageant by Martha Bhyly, will be oftamoon gt three o’clock at the the Ukraine and the oilfields of (ConUnited From Page One) James T. Pascoe of Watkins’ A Ueutenant Ager of a moun- kographed. to the German advance Is stiffen­ Coleman, 36, of Stratford, 0>nn„ national largest independent mer­ Although laat year.’s opener waa presented Sunday evening at 7:30 First Ckmgrogationol church. Bast the Caucastu as means of gaining decorating staff addressed the ' tain regiment was particularly ing.” YanlUa is about 35 miles ,^ent of Thailand, but said they also would be dropped. In his origi­ Hartford, parents of the bride, chant pig iron producers with a one of the colifeaL and generally at the North Methodist church, northwest of Salonika. centuries Invaders have been stop-, IScksd any Information one way or resources wherewith to wear down yearly capacity of 500,000 tons. the eyea of Lieut. Gen. Hugh A the most miserable day that even members of the Hannah Woodruff $1.00 .asanttoned for his part in this ex- I » ^ R r ili»h ped,” Greek military men declared; R eport Thailand nal complaint, Stepps charged that Mr. and Mrs. William A. SUrkle, the Ehiglish-speaking world." But Drum, commanding the first army. under the direction of Mrs. Rich eM t. althouii^ he was severely it\€pO rl* D r i f is n A British Royal Air. Force com­ [he other.. » Cause of the exploalon waa not the oldest trout fisherman can re­ Chapter of the D. A, R. of Plants- The Germans werp said to be his daughter had used his money formerly lived in Manchester. he cautioned bis listeners that he ' Communication atations were ard McLagan. The stene of. the nroonded before the end of the ac- ( o Withdraw munique said that British bomb­ established. Woodward is choked call, weather for tomorrow will in play Is the garden at the .home of vlUe thla afternoon. His subject j rapidly cleaning up the areas they Rule O verthrown to lavish attention on Coleman. was only speculating. called Into play aa Um officera was "Historical Fabrics and Decb- ers and fighters yesterday atUck- Cider Mill Founder Die# J A t the dose of today's proceed­ with orders for iron, much of it all probability be more calculated Flavius, in Jerusalem, during Penny Lan^^ Berlin, April 11^—(ffl— The offl penetrated In their first thrusts Coup Surface Indication flashed orders to "threatened'’ me ratlon.” .A Uajor ai«s, commander of aa ed "an enemy motor transport ings, Miss Stepps left the court­ Fire Destroys Track for the national mfensa program, tb offer the angler a fine day for Thursday of Pasbion week, A.D cial German news agency, DNB, from Bulgaria hnd Yugoslavia and The coup of Axis-sympathizing tors for imaginary defenm opera, Crown*Testisd taiaatr; regiment also area cited column" near BltolJ, which is In Saigon, French Indp - China, Reading, Maas., April 11—UF)— room with her father and his at­ and has been e g c ^ in g , Its rated the sporL 30. said today German troopa In ths Greeks still holding out in those Rashid All el Ghailani with the tiona. The phnae of trout fishing up­ Rev. James A. Yotmg, pastor of tor Us part in holding an linpor- southwestern Yugoslavia about April 11—(ff)—A foreign Inform­ Elbridge F. Gerry, 90, original torney and ■will return to her fath­ PlalnvUle, Moss.. April 11—(Ah support of Army leaders in Iraq capacity for several^ mortbs. * Howard Holmei#wlll play the regions, Uie Athena radio declared, The supposed fleet attack waa permost in minds of trout fisher­ the Church of the Nazarene re­ Rayoni/ ,, tn t b ii^ at the GreeKh* rear Balkans had learned of an order seven miles above the Greek fron- ant reported today wltho>lt con­ owner of the Gerry cider mill, e»- —Fire destroyed a large truck was InterprofinJ'in 'London "asra" are "giving a unique example of er's home. expected to climax two-day exer men is of course what are their part of Flavius, a Roman soldier ports that hla church contributed srith one battalion against repeat instructing British troopa to with Uer, while "fighters machine-gun­ firmation from any source Imn*- tabllshed In Lynnfield In 1873, died and contents, owned by John D.' surface indication that the Nazis heroism and abnegation." claea during which the "enemy’ chances for bringing back a full stationed at Jerusalem. Flavla, hla $800 to foreign missions and $375 •A sttseks. draw from the Greeks' second line ned tnicka and troops on BltolJ dlately available to Ths Assoclat/ed today. To Open Bond Bids April 34 McMahon, 25 Locusj avenue, were preparing the far end of the ■truck from Maine to Long laland $ 1 . 9 S - . A Greek government spokesman creel. A t least a p a i^ l answe'r to twin sister, who follows the teach­ to the home nlsslonary budget . Authorised commenUtors, In of defense In Macedonia, in north­ airdrome, causing many casual- Preso that the Japanese-favored Bronx, N. Y „ on the Boston-Provl- Berlin-Baghdad route in advance. Manchester Sound, with the Portland, Me. ?ald the forces which sacrificed this may be found in figures sup­ ings of Jesus, will be played by during the p(|8t year Ir addition to Aaousalng the Tugoolav mlUUry ern Greece. government of nwlland (Slam) Widely Known Naval Figure Dies. Hartford, April 11—(A')—Bids dsAAA turnpike today. The vehicle However, official London would area as one of the principal objec Miss Dbrotby Shedd; Octavta, hemselves In Macedonia -and plied by Dr. Riissell P. Hunter, su­ reducing the' church building fund Sitnatlon, said “the pity Is that DNB did not say how the order "Armored columns on the road had been overthrown In favor of a on the $450,000 issue of University was loaded with lim e. and plaster not concede today that the drive Date Bo6k tives. their older sister, Miss Arline MATERNITY DRESSl •mong troops llghUng hardest are had become known to the German Thrace were "very few” in number, perintendent of the State Board Indebtedness by $1,325. Tennyson between Phlorlna and Prllep were pro-Brltlsh government. Wlnthrop, Mass., April 11—(/P) of Connecticut dormltary bonds | ^ r(l consigned to The U. 8. Gyp­ to the east had taken precedence Officers said these were fiome of Holmes; Rachel, a young serving . Gfeoat formations whom the Serbs forces, but said it was because the and added' that the "bulk of our of Fisheries and Game. McFall was named a steward and bombed successfully from a low —Capt Thomas E. Evans, 77, one will be opened in the governor's of sum Company, Boston. Peter R. over the basic project of Invasion Next Week the things that theoreUcally hap maid, Miss Mae Sloan; Nicodemus, Cottons SIAs| , A srisely took out of Croatia and put British left flank was threatened forces is elsewhere, fighting the Allorto, Torktown Heights, N, Y.. "W e are planting 220,000 trout EJdward Swain named to the altitude," ths announcement add­ British Doubt Report '' of the most widely known naval flee at the Capitol at noon Thurs­ of Britain In Adolf Hitler’s plans. April 14— 40th annlversa^ ball pened yesterday and last night: a/Hebrew and a member of the M tbs southern front.' . ^ ------ItaliSd aggressor." the drtver, estimated the loss at of legal aise this aeason," said Dr, church school board, the offlcea be­ 11.59 I2J8' ed,, “ ■ . London, April 11—(AT—BriUsh figures In New England, died last day. April 24, Deputy State Treas­ One reason frequeptly advanced of Campbell Oiuncil, K. of G., at Planes rained "incendiary bombs'* ^anbedrin, Robert Fregln. A group /■ Rhlorlna.' In Greecep la less than Aside from the scattered re­ $8,000. He said friction from a flat Hunter. “Our planting is not com­ ing reversed in a previous ^ re­ ports o'* fighting along the Bul­ authorities expressed night at the Chelsea Soldiers' urer Thomas H. Judd announced for Hitler’s move Into Greece was State Armory. on the railroad station at Bridgton, plete and will not be flnlshed for of Hebrews: Ruth l^ler, Grace to Croat, 30 miles south of BltolJ while over a report that a pro-British tire apparently caused the blase. port. garian border, however, all Indica­ Homs. today. that he simply wanted to carry out April 15 — Fourth Senatorial Me., land car. Besides damage to the/twp dus, ' will be repeatetl again on first and' only sweetheart, obtained W herever lake.- A force invading the Suez 172.000,000.000 cigarets in 1989. orgamsed and confused autos,' the Inspector was hdrt. Greek mountains where In past a marriage license today. area would be menaced by Britiah C h r y s le r $ 5 4 5 B r ili| h In FuD Bout Said she, after exp la^n g she Naval ghuM from the Medl-. The aam^^nfldence which was had wanted a drlvlng^cense for Sfaeotid from top.i \ oe^cc '.terranean and the'Red Sea. boy’s winged tip « 2 9 8 Radio and Heater. five years: "I think change my Home Town Affairs manifest in tbs Wllhelmstraase Him Informe Uuehor ' 'Aoneemlng the progress ' of the i.ilnd about drivli)g for awhile.” Tugoolav and Greek campaigns Why Draft Doctors Turn 'Em Do\^n 1940 Packard Super Sedan 1940 BUICK TORPEDO waa avldented ' regarding North CriUraU>v4hJ«^^ l« F»R Powder Plant Cmdies re e tt Radio, heater, white wail tires. Radio, heater, white wall tires. Africa. The British. It was The From lom-.bey’s elAlmed. were In full rout In Cit- WaterbuTb)ify, April 11—(Ah—An- ves>«, By Sending im igelo Marinara, 47. waa critically 1 B L g tK ills2 the Upblncbso fell **TtSU air squadrons were r e - , inJutod^hen police^ said he $1195 $995 Mr«ed to b e ’ lnfllcUng crushing doam s mght of stalri at the home J. (COnUnoed From Page One) !• of hla ^ brothel. - Nocensla,------last---- *40 PACKARD 120 SEDAN . *38 PACKARD COUPE — Radio and Cows on the moving English col- T"''.'V;..s yTilght. Hla name Is on the danger Z'S umna J lipsburg and Easton, Pa., located LOVE/OY Heater. . list at St. Mary's hospital.. Hoa- about 12 miles south of here. / *40 PACKARD 110 SEDAN •37 PACKARD SEDAN — Radio and Zarreb was ' P>tN autborittea "said the man Is ■ $ Richard Stenlake, 80, Eaat Ban­ ths CrostlM capital of Zagreb w m , p . - u . - i wr # oossihie skull 1 1 C. E. HOUSE & SON, hic. *40 PACKARD 110 2-DOOR SEDAN Heater. ! ’■ bqing treated fd r. a possible skull gor, Pa., was admitted to the CANDYSHOP Aoclalmed here today aa a blow to ^ r - ■ '33 FORD SEDAN Yugoslavia's political structure as fracture and internal injuries. Easton, Pa., hospital suffering *40 CHEVROLET COACH — Radio from fractures of the left arm and and Heater. „ '32 PONTIAC SEDAN well aa a military setback. III ladspSAdent State Proclaimed Trade RearhM New Peak. leg, a possible fractuied sbull an() A Litrge Selection of a severe Injury to the left foot The veteran Croat leader’ A'nte All Kinds of Easter jT —---- Ravelic waa said to have pro- New York. April 11—(S’) This Hospital offieiala tald his condi­ 19ll CHRTSLKt ROADSTER Croatia an independent week's retail trade reached a new \i P e r Y ear tion was '*serious.” ' Candy. * - TomoiTow Night Tomorrow Night $49 peak for tha year "In .a spectacu­ 00 Company Statement but in the confusion of ■ i 60c P e r M onth svaota there was only indirect In­ lar climax of the pre-Ekuiter sell­ The company statemenL Issued ing period.” Dun A Bradstreet re­ at Wilmingtra: See Yonr 1940 OldsmobUe Torpedo 1939 LA S A LLE SEDAN dication that he had the full sup­ "A n explonltm at 9 a.m. today In port of Germany. • ported today in its weekly sur- Phone pur bueincM office; 5121, giving the luune of the penon nnd > d ^ where Radio, Heater ;vey. The, review cited reports the cotton dehydration bouse of ■— NOTICE— Sedan* R and H • WbateVer Waa to be the fate of the Belvidere, N. J... smokeless Ctndy Made Cboaila. [however. German com- from many centers telHng'of ■ the I best Easter business . since the the peper i> to be «n t and your name and addreaa for bUUiig purpoaea and we will do tho powder ptenL killed two men. sMOtators aaid it is a practical Property damage was alight and $495 fact Umt Tugoslavia—onoe the ^ o r d high 13 years ago. FASTER BASKETS ORANGE HALL $$95 confined to rne building.!' kMffdom o f the Serbs, Croats and m t or cUp thia coupon and mail it in with cheek, money order or itampa e o v e ^ coat. , PtcMsrite on Allegiance. Tlie plant here had been com­ 10c to $2.00 Blnmnss hsi teen split Into its pleted only recently. A< large variety to cheese First intimation that the big 1957 CHEVROLET $2851 T W German* •mphasized that Ottawa. April 11—(A5- A pleW- from. AO AIM witb best East­ RADIO AND HEATER .Bclte was repdrted .under way.to- plant bad gone into scheduled pro­ er Cendlre ____ motortasd troops were duction o f smokeless Mwder came I day among the 4.176 residentii of- •^nsted with enthusiasm" whan NsBic of Soldier, Sailor or Msiise only jresterday. Experimental FANCY E.\STER BOXES BINGO rcdlsd into ZAgrsb last night. '.the French Islands at St. Pierre powder-making had been under 20 Regitlar Games for Orders VaJaed At $2.50. land Miquelon to determine wheth < 69c to $2.00 ^iCBan srere no reports M fighting way some tim e-. Fined with Hood-dipped ‘A the Zagreb re^on. |er to declare allegiance to the The Warren hoaspitaL at Phil- Cbocolatoe. Spccidl Gamfs for Orders Valued At $5.00. 1940 CHEVROLET $4Q5i ' — other 8 ^ fronts came i Vichy government or Gsn. 'Chartss lipsburg, reported it had received HEATER ^ ^ reports of “ progress” sc- ! De (SauHe's "Free F^nch" movs- three victims of the accidenL EASTER EGGS, 5c to $1.50 SWEEPSTAKE to iiieat. « They were Charles Haycock, 21. Beomttally deceroted. Nooees Admlasion 25c. Estn Cuds 10c or 3 for 25c. Gsbsvo. Switasrland. Tri- Belvidere. the ipoat seriously in­ printed Free. . Your Name mad Addreast Spedai Games 5c aaAShLor A S h L o r 3 for 10c. O P E N L A T | ^ gootad diMMtebas from Ber- VM t Walsh Pert. jured and in “ critical'’ concUtion; EASTER RAOBITS ..i...... ,.5c to $1.50 1 Gerxnan troops had W alter Gerstach. 23. Belvidere, ..od e. tha TufosUv Swansea. Wales, April 11—(Al and George Dalrympic, Oxford. Alee a Large Beieetloa of OCbar He de Caadlee! Door Prize—Order for $ S .Q Q BRUNNER'S EV E N 1N <^ L^bljana.) — Prims Minister ,and Mrs. Powder freea Jama Levejoy Caatffe Are FooMm fee TMr in Dfaeud ChurefaiU. aocompanM by ths NBSiber of Montltf Paper Is Te Be S e a tj^ Membtrfi of the Warren boapiUl DeBeaey ed Haver! PACKASD _ radio dsdorsd that United Stats# Amhssssdnr to staff aaid one of the injured told ■racaALt . Ivcn for nl Kvotenrik had >bcsa Britain and Washington's spsolsl them that a powder pviss had jam- bartag t l i M m tbe B n t • iBedi 91A*OfdMs 80 OAKLAND STREET N A K C H E S T N t Check Money Order In tfertatS a fItffS Orders f ~ of the sisar Croat defense repressntsUvs, .John G. Detsetive lasth is princlpsl causa for rajsctfoa at selscUvs service n sd and caused tbs sxpldrioa. LOVEJOY CANDY SWH» that Vlahyslcianv The; plant compitoaa 80 ^huild- fiflh s asu . mads a flyiiw vlait today tb PirtochfAl idtows major resmiM aad per cef||B bf total rejectioos by " "AMSgad areas of this W siA X , \ y,: ■ -;: "V \ '.- ■ ■ y ■^. MANUHESrER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, C oW . FRIJ)AY) APRIL 11,1941 >AGE tgn . . .- - ; ,*;■ ‘ •r» . •, :^... .. :^, ■ •■ ■ : . . . - • MANCHESTftIt EVIpNlNG HERALD* MANCHEStEK. CONN. FIirDAY,“APRIL IL 1941 tbrough thh us* of-electrical treat­ ment Befot;;^ advising you defi­ [u ^ Be Nefore a legislative com­ ttnued, must be Included toe "very p . WtclMU. cholrmon o«j by the Surplua Marketing Admin- ters to make the ^ ttre a a e a imder chain is to send out pictures of concert; 8:30—Information Please; Easter mittee that the Socialist chief exe­ ntlies, mostly Alsatian '^■aooaunltte* inYMtlsoangl iatration, will be uaed by. rural supervision o f the xmunty home Bunrlse servict* at Hollywood boWl. 9—W alts 'Hme: 10—Wlnga of families to make mattreasea for demonstration a g e n ts Ticking la cutive wo# “ trying to mlauae BHilt lyotoiBt H *«. R. T. The station, off the air for the Destiny. > Everyone Wants the Best in Meatifi At All ’Hates — But More So At Eaater Tlaic their own homes. furnished. With the oot^i^ but the CBS, 8—Kate Smlto hour; 9:80 power" Uke AdUcations for 180 mattress- \ trol equipment in operation for the NBC-Blue, 7:15— Radio Magic; yesterday, Bridgeport Democratic mthod of appointinf ea have been approved, and that The trucking, work space and 1 telecast. Tbe announcement from 8:30—Death Valley Days; 9—New leaders pleaded for repeal of Sw ift’s P rein itiiii | ia the one that w * Other applications are being re­ ing machines are also provided Bridgeport charter provlstons giv­ HAMS Los Angeles said that the trans­ time. Ben Bemle Quia; 9:30—Hap­ the public Intereat anal c e iv e and checked. The carload of cally. mitter would operate on ita new py Birthday. ing the mayoi' the power to sit ; The kind Miss ALfiterica i is talking about! Wholg that “ anj new naechanlun] MBS, 8— Symphonic Strings; wUh the Board of Education when to teqnif* adjuatmen^ wave length and with 525 lines per Shank End. image instead of the former 441. 9:30— 1 Want a Divorce finale. Ilia presence was needed to provide j6x mna to ua eenable .and I of soft coal mines continued in a quorum. They contended M cL«vy , wt with Ooiinectlcut tra-l General Motors New York. About two-thirda of t « U. S. relay of Pope Pius’ Wbat to expect Saturday: The would use this power to oust (M 1 that we *hould attempt to I mine operators were reported War, <3BS, 8. 9,11 a. m., 3:55. 5:50 School Supt. Worcester Warren. p r e m iu m "the principal weakneaeeB Tfioater peace message baa now SW IFTS ready to accept » new contract been scheduled for all networks, 6:30 p. m.; NBC 8 a. m., 4,i, 8:256:25 p. Senator OoineUua Mulvihill, ' than to acrwp or revamp Strike Looms m.; NBC-Blue 8:56 a. ms.: NBC- Bridgeport Democrat, said the Ota ayatem.'* The Utter ex- with the CIO-United MOie Work­ CBS being the latest to be added CViMta ers, raising wages to $7 a day and, Red 9 a. m., l:45’ p. m.; MBS 11:15- School Board "is' the last, city L a m b J L e f jp lb. I mtfflcaUon In the earnest to the lis t Transmission at 6 a. m.. board that the mayor has not yet atton artth which the aub-1 (OOntinaed From Pag* One) aboliahihg an existing sectlonaF- will bring NBC and MBS on the a. m., 4:15 p. m. ..., NBO-Red, wage differential. Federal Con­ 2:80— Peoples mandate to end war, forced to do his wiU," and > f » been conaiderin(| air much earlier than usual. CBS Stephen F. Boucher, former board The new strike tiirent came as ciliator John R. Steelman, sought, previously hied scheduled the start Pan-American day program; 3:80 SWIFTS PREMII James F. Dewey, Federal labor however, to gain an agraement —Gdy Hedlund players; 5:80—Cur­ chairman and Democratic oppon­ taro chancea which the of ita sunrise service broadcasts at ent o f McLevy in the 1939 election, I tacommended to remedy the I conciliator working at Betrolt on whi«d> would put all the 400,000 5,.. .Launching o f the new liner tis concert. CTS, 12:45—Job* for settlement of the 10-day ClO idle miners back to work. Defense; 2:30— O f Men and Books, charged: BMtooa weakneeaee were] Rio de Janeiro at ChesterT Pa., is “ Hitler Model at Homility’’ Oven Kbast, mtb the Uw the >provision | strike at the vaat Ford River In im address broadcast . from an addition to NBC-Red for 1:47 EkI Murrow from London; 6—Re­ Rouge plant, said he expected a Washington last night. Represen­ port to the Nation. NBC-Blue, "Hitler is a model of humiUty sSecial examining commit- p. m. Saturday... .Fred AUen is compared to the present city ad­ ' be uaed whenever a new complete aettlement before nlihb tative Sumners (D-Tex> called on to foUow Eddie Cantor— they are 12:30— Farm Bureau Federation, Americans to recognise the urgen­ Senator J. H. Bankhead: 3:30— ministration trying to misuse SWIFTS PREMIutr^ arector U to be choaen. faU. competitors for listener attention power.” - tha pereonnel director ,phy are, from left to right: First President Rooaevelt had no com­ cy of tbe times, touched broadly on on Wednesday nights—In the CBS Music of Americas; 4:l5 (also Mention, The Troy (N. Y .) Record. production tie-ups, and declared CBS, MBS) Paumonok Handicap McLevy retorted that if Demo-, iliitttudel' I in regard ta the reai* ment at his Washington press con­ playhouse on Friday night to take cratic members of the board who' I, HAM. I'taminBmeat. ference on thp Ford strike, declar­ ■we’re aU in the same boat the lead in “My CUent Curley.” at Jamalcff. MBS, 8:80—New V e a l R o a s t "Promising planes to Yugoslavia, World Diplomacy; 6:30—Duluth absented themselves from a re­ * Merft Syeten ing eplgrammatlcally that the less I,a8t week Cantor played "The cent meeting which thui lacked a promising planes to Greece, Symphony ..., Weekend abort BEAUTIFUL planaUon can be found In the aaid, the quicker mended. Nervous Wreck.” quomm and could hot act on the ______r*S5orably H. B' Jilerald Wins First steady improvement in newspaper Nor (would the president say promising things to England and waves: for foitmtM^rr-Djp'Berlin, 6:15—Dance; GSL GSC London, iiiperliitendeht’a prcgpbaed remove! • Snible enabling act which I . * make-lip and general readability. what he had discussed at a con­ needing with great urgency every­ Listening tonight; The War— would perform their “sworn duty” Young Hen TurkOyg More IMincult Task ference earlier in the week wdth thing for our own defense.that we NBC-Red 7:15, 11:15; (3BS 8:55, 8:45-—News and View; 2RO Rome 1” Class for Ayer 10— Newa: TG W A Guatemala U — and attend meetings they woidd "Examining the more than 1,000 PhlUp Murray, CIO president. He can produce by working 34 boura 10:45 east, 12; NBC-Blue 9:55; strip him of the power to which Northern B)rds, per dayv every' day, and having Marimba Dance. For Sunday, GSC IK entries in t ^ year's EhchibiUon, said they had taken up a lot of MBS 10; NBS 12. they objected. 8 to 9 Pounds. _ .uwuL T vposrapliy A w ard one la impreasAd with the progress things, and let it go at that. factoriea idle or slowed down, does <3ood Friday programs, NBC- GSL London, 7:15—Eaater Service; JZK JLG4 Tokyo, 8:05—Mualc and He added that the Democrats | t Iwuta^as to whether teach- ] / Jr & a being made now,'when the flood The president had nothing to not midee sense," ha aaid. Red 10:80 "Last Word on the themselves wanted to replace the Newa: DJD DZD D XP BerUn 10— Included Wider the] (rf foreign and domestic newa say, either, on a conference yes­ Bequest W age Increaaea <3roas,” Paullst choristers: NBC- superintendent six years ago, and LARGE ] Halaey sold that Uaague (Continned ^rom Page One) terday with B.' F. Fairleaa, preal- Bethlehem Steel officials at Blue 10:30—NBC Concert Orchea- Eastern Belles; TG W A Guatemala makes the job of putting together aaked why they objected now.- ROASTING c h ic k e n s — 5»/i to 6 Pounds St H. B. i m *na not to be an attracUve paper much harder dent, and Irving Olds, board chair­ Bethlehem, Pa., had two new re­ tra; CBS 11—AU Angels church 11- ^Operatlc Music. Fairfleld and Stratford have indicating that jorable Mention, The Richmond than it would be under normal man, of The United States Steel quests for general wage increasea. selectioa d f taachera un- Timea-Dispatch; Second Honor- removed superintendents recent­ condiUons. Actually, tha^ advance Corporation, now Involved in'i The Steel Worker* Organlalng ly," he said. "W hy ahould Bridge­ lib. innlcipal U ^ t syatera aet Uble Mention, The New York UUa year by the paper on the dispute with th ^ CIO-Steel Work Committee (C IO ) asked 25-centa-. 1360 f ether maiaripal employeat.’* Time#, and Third Honorable Men- 1080 port be singled out in auch a e a . whole, and especially by tboaa of era Organizing Oomihlttee. an-hour for piece-wage and hourly wnc WDRC Kilocycles case?" B o x F o w l . wulild not oppose the j tlon. The Milwaukee Journal, from 10,000 to 80,000 drculhtlon, Expansion Not DIscuaaed workers. The unafllllated Em­ kilocycles of a local merit ayatem L Standard-aiae papers pf from appear to have been greater than To a question whether he had ployes Representation Plan union ____ , which amuld be com- 10,000 to 80,000 circulaUdn: Flrat diacuBsed expansion of the steel asked a 10-cent-an-hour Increase. Friday. April 11 '' Friday, April 11 . \ a local board of edu- j Honorable Mention, Cape Cod in any previous year. " I Mlleve one feaMn why tha industry with the two, Mr. Rooee- Tbe requests also asked other p * P. M, STBICTLY FRKBII—LABGB Mrs. Halaey suggested I (Hyannis, Maas.) Standard-Times; velt repUed in the negative. concessions, relattag ,to |)ours, 4 :(M>—Backstage Wife. 4:00— Portia Fa^ea Life. amandalent speclllcally i SeMnd Honorable Mention, Day- papera aib able to continue im­ Menus proving, even under the pressure, Dewey made plans to leave for working conditions and paid vaca- 4:15— Stella Dallas. 4:15—We, the Abbots. taachers might be add-1 ton (Ohio) Journal, and Third nttsburgh by train at 5 p. m. and, 4:30— Lorenxo Jones. 4:30— Story at Bess Johnson. A Week's Supply LOCAUEGGS riaaguaa biU, H. B. 1783.1 Honorable Mention, The Billings of umMual news demands, ia that * when a& ed if that wraa an Indi­ There was a four-day strike at ■ 4:45—Young Wldder"Brown. 4:45— Kate Hopkins, Angel of| tber* would be no mlaun-l (Mont.) Oaaette they phi;m the way in leas acUve PEAS periods when there was Ume to cation the strike would be ended the plant recently by the CIO in 5:00— Girl Alone. Mercy. \ For Good Health as to the Intentioh of SUndard-aize papera of less by then, said: "Yes, I expect it to against the ERP annual 5:00—Ad Liner. \ 29c dozGii I than 10,000 clrcuUtion: First Iloa- study and adjust standards and 5:15—Lone Journey. Reoemmeoded be; it should have been aetUed last I P-elections. - The, ------CIO contend#----- the 6 :lfi—The 0 ’NelU’#.\ LIMA BEANS AwMMgaaeat orable Mention, .Mane h e a t e r facllltiea. They are a good exai 5:30—Jack Armstrong. By MoOoy Health Servioa I night. 5:30— Howard and Shelton, “The| the Liaagiw's support (CotiB.) Evening ^lerald; Second pie of the beneflclal results EIRP Is company-dominated. 5:45— U fa Can Be Beautiful. Bkirlier Gov. Murray D. Van Negotiations were under w ay at . Royal Clowns."' ARMOUR’S aaoendment Hmiorable Mention, The Aloxan' business can expect when it ^ k e s 6:00—News, Weather. Dally Menu* I Wagoner of Michigan claimed Milwaukee for wag€ Increaaea for i would m«ke the merit prln- drU (V s.) aaaettc. the Third Hon- advantage of Its opportunt^a to 6:15— Salon Orchestra. ^ :8 5 —Ad Liner. progresa an "the one remaining AUla - Chalmera Manufacturing 6:30— Serenaders. 5:45— Scattergood Baines. DILL PICKLES gipart o f the fundamental | orable MenUon, The Troy (N. Y .) bulkl conetructlvely for Ane fu­ p^nt" necessary td a settlement. Menus suggested for the * Luncheon Meat/ Company In the flnal phase of car­ 0:45— Unveil Tliomas. 6 :00— 61880 Reporter. r tha atate, the U torsu fgM t- Record. . . . ture." He, Dewey and union qfficials beginning Sunday, April 13, rying out an agreement which set­ 7:00—Fred Wartog’a Orchestra. 6:05— Interlude of Concert Gems. the argument ralaad ha-1 Tabloids, regardleaa of clrcula- were to confer during the morn­ Sunday: tha Judiciary Committee 1 tlon; First Honorable Mention, tled a 76-day stiike bV a CIO 7;16— ^News of tba World. 6:16—News— Bob Teout. 2-qt. jar 29c 2 cans 45c ing. union. Company and union offi­ Breakfast—Eaater eggs; crisp ib f Session as to whether |PM, New York; Second Honorable 7:80— Inside of Sports. 6:30—Edwin C. Hill. bacon; stewed figs. Two M ^iand The governor conferred at De­ cials met yesterday with Maj. 6:80-,rPaul Sullivan Reviews \tfat any pubUo opinion back 1 MenUon. N e w ^ y , I ^ ^ u Coun- troit for three houra early today 7:45—Patti Chapin Singa for You Lunch— (beamed sweet pota- m em law “ wo3d be de-1 ty. Long Island, and Third Honor- James P. Holmes,. Labor Depart-r - 8:00— LuclU* Maimers, Frank Newa. mem law sTOuia MfnUon. The Newa Waahlng- with representatives of the strik­ ment conciliator, and meet again toes; spring salad. if such ani Black’s Orchestra. 6:45—The World Today. Cities Chief ing United Automobile Workers Tuesday. Dinner—Broiled chicken; but­ SODA Contents, 4 large bottles 27c at war* submittsd to the IIton, D. C. after a union mass meeting last 8:30—^Information Please, 7:00— Amoa ’n’ Andy. tered parsnips; fresh cooked as- Judges for the ExhlblUon were A conference was arranged at 7:15— Lanny Ross. 8 VARIETIES OF DELICIOUS SODAS! t night approved the governor’s Mobile by Bryce P. Holcombe,' a 9:00—Walts 'nme. paragua; aalod df crisp celery; I Raymond Clapper, Washington 7:30— A l Pearce and His Gteng. th* Lsagua had nsk- /T^azi Target plan to put the big factory back conciliator, between company of- 9:30—^Rbinme and Rhythm Club. bofked apple a la moda. oolumnlat and veteran newspaper 8:00— Kate Smith Hour. Into production. flcials and CIO workers at The 10:00—Winfia of Destiny. Monday: ‘^SSSJ^tjSS^lrt^rM elbert “B. Caiy, “ “m *l ildeni 8:55— Elmer Davis and tbe Newa. M AXELL HOUSE COFFEE, 1-lb. can 25c inaUtute ModlBcationa Sought Alabama Dry Dock and ShiphuUd- 10:30— Ouy Hedlund and Company Braakfast— Braad crumb break­ oHiuBlttM's onlv nubile 1®* American InaUtute u» Page One) 11:00—Newa and W ith e r . 9:00—Great Moments from Great A'onday Mrs. |?ei—y I Graphic Arts, and Herbert Bruck- Tbe company bad sought cer­ Ing Company after the workers fast food. LAND O' LAKES OR IOWA STATE tain modlflcations in the plan. Re­ 11:15-—Dance Music.' Plays. w ^ Ur* AaaocUte Profeaaor of the Co- ave beeii ahot down by anU-air- took “a holiday” yesterday. The Lpneh— *.Aspaiafua, nut and »un*^ Graduate Scho^ portedly the B&anagemeut wanted <310 contended the company vio­ 11:30— When Day la Done. 9:30— Campbell Playhouse. lettuce aalad; wholewheat crack­ craft flie. to have a Labor Board ' hearing 13:00— W ar News. 10:00—Hollywqpd Premier with BUTTER .pound 39c I of Joumailara. Down 39 Flaiiea in 48 Hour* lated an agreement with it, but ers, or muffins. ‘ in cofmacUonl™ ^ _ / - if Newspaper Typography, Judged Tuesday, April 8th at the postponed until after an employe 13:05— Russ Morgan’s Orchestra. Louella Parsons. DEUCIOvs WHITE MEAT FLAKES! WMslt system examinations Improvement Noted The British claim to have shot -'Judges for the 11th Annual FlxhiblUon pointed out that all worker* had Dinner—Broiled steak; buttered ./ left to right Herbert Bnipker, associate professor of the election had been held. returned to work and there was 12:30— Beriiie Cummins’ Orchestra 10:30— On Wings of Song. the beat contrlbuUon the In mfi'*"f the awards,^ the down 29 German planes over and Ayer Building In Philadelphia, were, frm _ squash; stewed celery; salad of Columbia University Graduate School ofydoumalism; Melbert R. Cary. Jr, president of The American Van Wagoner's basic proposal "no strike or anything like that." 12:55—News. lliOO^Esso Reporter. endive and lettuce; flg suiprise. could make to a bearing I judges commented on table around Brltaip In Uie 48 hours called for returning all employes 11:05— Sports Roundup. Institute of Graphic Arts and Raymon^ dapper, Washington columnist 1:00—Silent. Tuesday: TUNAFISH 2cans25e for the purpose of getting 1 improvement in typogi^hy and fibm Wednesday moniing to this to their jobs, with the exception 11:10— Newa of the World. maming. Breakfast—French omelet on I, Bc^ theories." gcMral apepanmee mMe by the of three men whose coses would Tomorrow’s Program 11:26— Musical Interlude. papers 00 the whole,/and eape- British liombers attacked InduS' be arbitrated; resumpUon of the Hospital Notes V. re-toasted Shredded Wheat bis­ trial targets in the Ruhr valley of communique aaid. A surprise at­ ,ve Hungary loss in blood and A. M. 11:80— Raymond Scott's Orches­ cuit; stewed raistns. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 24i-lb. bag 99c cially in the group from 10,000 to always with the convic­ grievance* procedure that was es- 6:00-^Revetlr ^ e . tra. BO.oife clrcuUUon./nlUal ellmlna- Germany and struck again aF the tack was reported carried out yes7 Buffering, About Towu Lunch— Boiled- potatoes: but­ tion that Hungary must get back Ublished prior to the strike; and 6:^6—-News. 12:00— Linton Wells, News. filing Attack tions were mad^on the basis of much-bomb^} naval base of Brest, terday afternoon on the nor^ tered spinach ;jripe olives. her Ipst territories without a new agreement by both cbmpany and- Admitted yesterday; Joseph 6:80— Geno/find Glenn. 12:05— Vaughn Monroe’s Orcbea pVAPARATliD Ml' V 27< the page one appearance of the on the Naxi-occupled French coast, German base of Borkum. / Dinner—Roast mutton; buttered A war— because these territories Robert M. Reid, who has been union to e x p ^ te holding a Labor Archlvy, 20 North ScHbol street) 7:00—MonUng Watch. entries. F ln a ^ cllminatlons were where the British have, reported Eight British planes lyere/list­ tra.'X heeta; string beans; salad of ide by Nazis ed as missing in these, ope^tlons. were stolen after tha World War. conflned^to hi# home for the past Board election. FYancisco Custodio, DayviUe, 8:00— Newa. > 12:80— Dance -Orchestra. based on examinaUon of U ie^^- the German battleships Scham- eight wteks, is now able to sit up abredded raw cabbage; cup Cust­ "In the same spirit of peaceful Today's pre-dawn conference Conn. 8:15—News Hqre and Abroad. 12:55—News. SALTINES ...... <. ,2-Ib. box 19c PEAS ...... ,... .*.3 outs 25c pera frora/A>ej to ead. The horst and Gnetsenau to be ahelter- . /' Rh the Improved weather, broke up without_____ a decision by . the Discharged yesterday: WUllaro ard. ^u^m punr out Ih a t in decid- Ing. nelghborlines, we signed lost Sep­ 8:30—Radio Bazaar. Tomomw’s Prognua. • MARSHMALLOW T b M A T O E S ...... 3 cans 26e Lt Birmingha Many Casualties to get out of doors aoonc union on the modlflcations pro­pro- Armstrong, Middle Turnpike Bast; 8:55— W n C a Program Parade. Wadnesday: v awards In the tabloid The German planes, roaring In tember a pact with a Yuzoalav may now have visitors, A. M. Breakfast—Wholewheat muffins; government that was full of ^pedee- posed by tbe company. The gover­ carl Walters. 8t)7 Middle Tumptks 9:00—The Story Lady. 7:00— Esso Reporter. COOKIES...... 2 pkgs. 19 PEACHES, No. 2Vi can ...... 2 for 25e they were governed entire- for the assault soon after the Nasi In Coventry AssiatU ^ nor said the meeting would be re- peanut butter; pear sauce. E w : Mrs. (3harlotte Winch. 542 6:15— Food Newa. 7:10— Music Off the Record. ....bottle 19c frani Bags t) inside make-up of the press promised the Luftwaffe Coventry, Englat^ April, 11^— ful intentions. Joseph Cliartler, tax collector of ( day. Lunch— Spinach and cheese en CMERRIES. Reg. 29c PLUMS, No. 2V4 can ...... 2 cans 25c ' Middle' Turnpike East: M i*. Olive 9:80— Week-end Whimsy. 7:55—Bsoo Reporter. would "avenge a lutndred-fold" (/P)—Many casualty were, believ­ On March 28. the head of the-' the Eighth School end UtUitles atrUce, tbe CIO- casserole; crisp celery. factoriea at NoWngbam, j / All papers in the ICxhIbitton the smashing Weejneaday night' Chamberialn. 87 H Apel Place. 10:00— Lincoln Highway. 8:00— Newa bf Ehirope. / HOME STYLE PEACHES. IgsL ciul 19c DOG FOOD ...... 6 cans 25e ; ed caused by another heavy Ger­ Yugoslav state was deposed and District, in hi* report to the tax UAW claimed some fof its mem­ Admitted today: Mrs. Mar? Dinner—Spring soup; stuffed ; focUtUea at SoutliMpton ani^Were editions of March 8th, the R. A. F. attacli on Berlin, ranged m'embers of the government were 10:30— Betty Moore. 8:15—Shoppers Special. PINEAPPLE, Sliced . .No. 2V, can 19c SWAN TISSUE ...... 6 rolls man air raid las/night on thls oft- commissioner say* that 92 per'eent bers had been discharged for un­ Moore, Glastonbury; George lamb chops; diced carrots and on the Britlah''ea*t. ai)*! date having been selected by lot wide over the . southern half of Jailed. H Seems this sudden epange 10:45— Bright Idea (Sub. 8:80— Esso Reporter. bombed Mldlapda manufacturing or the current taxes )isve )>een. ion activity. The union’s original Rauchle, 186 mdridge street; Gor­ tumlpa; McCoy salad; Jello or LUNCH CRACKERS...... 2-Ib. box 19c FIG BARS ; ...... 2 thfo XSC’ coat*. / / from among thoao in a period of England. center. was prepared and carried through paid. demands included a 10-cent hour­ 11:15—Women’s Chiba Program. 8:85— Staoppeis Special.. North Afrtca/the commtinl-1 oompeUUon o' which the publish- West .Midlands HU Hardest don Prentice. 109'Hlgh strecL 11:30—Knlgbto of tha Road. 9:00—Proas News. JeU-wan. PEARi^ ...... No. 2 Vi can 19c FRUIT COCin’A IL .. .2 No. 1 cans 2&r1 The number of dead and injured by the same force# which In 1914 ly wage Increase, .a contracturaL Thursday: said Geram and A^llsn era w*>^ advised is advance. Rep- T h ey hit hardest, the British Birth: Today, a son to Mr. and 11:45— ^Marhet and Agricultural 9:15— Burt Jvea, Bongs. still was upknown at mid-day to­ covered all ESurope with blood and A meeting of softbeU players agreement, and subatltution .o f Breakfast— Poached eggs on SALT ' . ; ...... 6 I'/j-lb. boxes 19c CRAX ...... 2 boxes 25« forces ccmtlnued ppraiiit of reaentlng every state, the entries declar^..gt Uie M idlaau day but several shelters received Mrs. Bruno MazaoU, 184 Hfiuy Reports. 9:80— PuWlc Forum, Hartford w<«st suffering. . will be held Monday evening In the uniformed protection men for the Melba toast: stewed apricots. COCONUT ...... Ib. 19c iUah fMaa the U b j^ port of I m the I’drious claaalBcatlona were but also did "substantial damag;e'* direct hits and numerous persona “Provoked Oenfliet" Depot Square garage. Fprd Service Department. The ■trset. 11:55— The Weather Man. Board of Health. PITTED DATES ...... 2 lbs. 25e^ t Axis fituliaa ra-|di\ided in this way: 126-atandard- in the east Midlands, east Ehigland DUcharged today: RusasU 12'.00 Noon—^U. S. Arm y Program. Lunch—Raw applqa and pecans. OAKITE ...... 2 boxes 19c •ThU time, too. they have not plant employs 85,000 men, and as 9:40—^Hartford Better Business WALNUT MEATS ...... W lb. 2 ^ Britiah troop, con- aUe papen of more than 80,000 and near the south coast In one FoUowl’ng Ui* usual blitz pat Mrs. Henry M. Huggins..of .Ckh. a' result of shutdown of assembly Jordt, 364 East Center street; P. M/ Bureau. Dinner—Lima beah loaf; but­ SWEET MIXED PICKLES ... .Jar I9c tried to make peace or r«!ach aa Charles Howard, 47 Jensen street tered paronipa; asparagus; avo­ near Toisruk. clrculaUon; 816 standard-eise pa­ west Midlands town the police tern-" the Nazis dropped hundreds agreem'eat xrith tbe neighbors of bum road is. spending several plants and other establlahments, 12:15—State Theater Presentation 9:45—The Old Fire Chlell TOMATO JUICE, 20-ox, Can,. .3 fojr 19c SUNLIGHT CLEANSER ,. .6 cans 25e ChMaa Miner Damage station, the police court and post Census: 78 patlenta. cado and watercress salad; no dea- pers of from 10.060 to 50,000 clr- of Incendiary bombs which cauaed their country, but on the contrary weeks with her mother in Woosteri it was eatlmated that about 200,- 12:80— Conn. University Farm Fo­ 9:50—The Library Has the An­ ■ w tew B ritl^ / plsEhee dnopped aert. culaUon; 575 standard-sli* papera office- were damaged and perpona numerous fires. Most of these were wanted war in this part of Europe. Ohio. Later Mr. Huggins wUl join 000 men In all have been made idle rum. swer. bombs and incendiaries of leas than lO.OOO.circulaUon, and were believed trapped in two shel-. There are more than 600 wuJ* Friday: under control, however. In a few Therefore, they provoked a-conflict her and they will attend the wed by tbe strike. ' 1:00— News. 10:00—Welcome Lewis’ 'Singing LARGE—SEEDLESS—FLORID AS! r ' ■ '* t in the western«border 2i Ubloli,ai. tera hit by bombs. hours. ding o f a nephew 'Of Mrs. Huggins (jratinoe Coal NegotiattoiM boars in North Carolina, a ^ f d - 1:15—Tbe U U le Show. Bee. Breakfast — Cottage ebaese; There w ei» no Immediate re­ with Germany and Italy, two great 1 o f OMmanfl' causing minor ■ In winning the AVayiaUd Ayer Among the plqces destroyed, o r wtao.is an attorney in Cleveland. NegoUatlmis to setUe the Ue-up Uig to a reeent- survey. 1:30— Music for Everyone with 10:80—Gold Is Where- Tou Find sliced pineapple. Cup .this year. The New York Her­ powers with which Hungary ia damage, informed Gei'- ports of hea\V damage in London, set afi*e were the police atatlpn, connected through friendship and L a n y Huard. soloist. Lunch—Okra and cauliflower au Oranges ^ dozen 25e rsported today. ald-Tribune scored its ftfth vic­ where the attack was the second I t ' post office and an Institution. the three-power pact. Mias FtancM Roberta who has 2:00— Lanl McIntyre’s Orchestra. 11:00—Jackaon Wheeler,.News. grailh; ripa olives. said the British lost three' tory. having'', retired the flrst cup in the last 20 days during which A number of persons algo was LARGE SIZE - . been'in the mission field in A lger 2:80— Gordpn Jenkiiuf Orchestra. 11:05—Salute to Brltaln-^Maurice Dlnnai^Baked sea basa; baked i yeaterday, a Spitfire over in ,1686. and having won a leg on bombs fell. The all-clear sounded believed trapped in the mini* of The new regime In Belgrade U, will be the q>eaker at the Len Evans. stuffed tomatoes: string bean sal­ :'«hiuinet during a thrust by the second Ayer Cup in 1989. A neat dawn, after anU-alrcraft bat­ buUdinga at nearby - Birmingham, sen! a -big military force to the ad; Jello or Jen-Well (no cream) Hungarian border, whereas Hun­ ten Institute meeting' Sunday eve­ 11:20—Morning Melodies. Hsw ymII dittr whss Bold win or Greening Apples, 6 lbs. 25c timl' a toward the Elng- oaper la required tj> win the Cup teries had thrown up a crashing which likewise was heavily raided l E^turdsy; gary took 'defensive measures only ning at seven o'clock a t tbe Cen­ REALLY, IT’S T ather Sees Girl 11:80—Voice of Brofidway— Doro- ast, 'and two Hurricanes in three times for permanent posses-^ barrage for sieveral hours. during the night Hraakfhst-Ceddlad agga; Mol lea. * Sion. In addittok le a v in g won the Expect .Assaults To Incrensa when the country wa* attacked ter eburob. Mr*. Fred Wood- KilgaUan. by enemy planes and troops re­ house will be the aoloiat and Roy ba toast; staarad prunaa. v is British naaes Downed five Um e^TOe Herald-Trtb- The British said they considered HAVING FIVE Die in Air Crash 11:45—To bo announcad. r Luneb—^Ptat of buttermilk; 16 SWAHHoMsIstsyow Peas lor String Bean$ ~ 2 qts. 25c^ Britlata planes weiv de- nne also received Honorable Men­ I a- conUnuatlon of German night peatedly tried to break through Warren win be tbe leader. 12:00—^Ad Linar. tions In 1632-83-34-3.1-36^37-40. Magyjar Army our fr^ tle r. IP. M. ' I f 12 dates. downed last night over jbbmblng aasaults on'this country Dinner—Flank aiilak \ritb 'vege­ , an esaentlal part of Axis war ' T h ^ stonny efvwiU craated Mrs.:Kart Krilef la cbiUrmy of REFRIGERATORS 12:30—Strictly Swing. Teague of the Second (3on- plane go out of control and crash 1:05—Let’s Pretend. Fcsl itl Lather it—and nazt ^hii« gregational church will hold Tue»- IN ONE! “ Asparagus, Nut and Lettuce into 2 grand esksa, cjfa tar Idtehan. raiders dropped -explosive MenUon, won the. Ayer Oup in Air circle*'said the transfer of quences of the policy of the New into a cotton field near his ranch 1:80—No PoUUca. you know, yah'T* falling for Swan Spinach 3-lb. Deck 1941., and bad won two legs 00 the German planes and air and ground Belgrade regime and proc^m ed dky. April 15, from 9:30 a. m. on 2:00—Brush O eek Follies. Salad: Place on each leaf of let- oM for hathroom. a 'bombs at various places in YugosfejV Area home yesterday. tuca 5 graen asparagus tipa —first honest to-goodnete diflarant Germany but asserted the flrst CMp In 193^ and 1935. In ad, crews from bases In western Eu­ independence for O oatla." In the vacant atore at 20 Beat 2:30— Of Men and Boolu. B. SsmUs /nshsr, dsaafr/ Aboard the criift were bis (cooked or canned). Make floating aoap in your whole UfotiaM! was "unimportant.'' diUon. it has won Honorable Men­ rope to the Balkans was not likely Under the 1920 treaty of Tria­ Onter street Her asalaUnta wlU 2:60— Highways to Health. dmigbter, Betty, 16, and BlUy cream cheese by .mashing tbe de­ 7. Smia’a mocihtr, fintr-Uxlartdl G^pofruit, largo, soodloss ibar o f dead and wounded tions Ih 1933-3&-36-38-S9. The to make any appreciable differ­ (Continned from Page Qne) non, Hungary loat Transylvania to be 1ft*. David Wlliiam*. Mr*. Johnston, 31. the pilot. Both were S:0G—Uboary of (fongreaa Con- .WeslinghouM sired quantity or.cream cbeesc, ncknewtedged as a result of Milwaukee'Journal had previously ence in the number of bombfra Rumania, Slovakia and Carpatho- Ralph Rockwell, Mra. Alex Mc­ killed. ^ eert Better im Bfffki Wdift/ B. Man real aoap, much Jsss moi*-' adottae' gives g M this land’a rtoe exports was amxxmced cab Driver Joseph Cohen, 49, ia of my fingers ia bontrMtad in aueb Asparagus, fancy, all green lb. neia. Balkanil or Africa as needed. serted Hungary ‘:wlU reapect it (1 6,435 square miles) and 3,621,* S u p e r Market Rmfr/germtion today. Future shipments will be $100 better off—because be doesn’t a way that I cannot straighten it The British expressed belief tumed to her home on Oakland None of the winner* in the un­ for all time. 000 population. r u n s M y Oftber eenmitkaml tea- nilrmltted only under government believe finders sluxdd be keepers ou t ■hie finger does 'not pain Vichy Problem der lO.'OOO rirculatloa clasa liad they bad a slight la d over the street after a vialt with tbe family S a w w M “We have lived together with turee. Come in and as* the new Ucenae, in orfor to conaarve sup­ Mias ■ O nce GUbooly of Mon mis and- a small amount of move­ Celery, bleached 2 bchs. for T ever tiefore received awards, and Oemians In defense measures of ber brother in Milton, Maas. the Croats for t thousand years.” Tngeelavs Oo To Turkey Weadngboue* Mndih today. plies for internal conaumptibn. treal, left ber purse containing 81.- ment is Btia there.? in the Uldoid claaa The lA’aahlng- against night bombera, declaring his proclamation aaid. “Through The control ia temporary, pend­ L A S T C A L L ! Budapest April ll-^— iP) —A Mr. and Mra. W eir of lOfi tai cash in bia cab last nigh’.. • -Amswer: A contraction auch os toa News was the only previous they had down 34 Nasi planes over bad times and good we have al­ Gems* ing harvest of tbe new cro^ to­ semi-ofttclrl telegram from Is­ 173 WethereU street Ooben drove aeveral miles to ber you describa may be caused fiy to tha stress laid arinnar, having received an noner- Britain in four nights thia week. ways raapected and helped each ward tbe ead at 194L tanbul today aaid that many borne today after qpiendiag the betel and returned toe monfey. injury, through cutting. How- sum Grapefruit, seedless 12 foe able Mention in 1940. ^ Marshal Pctaln's recant other and w t wish tba noble.nation member* of the Yugoslav royal When obe gave )dm toe 31(io re~ over, when toe finger haa not been hhould take . Oommenting on the Exhibition. of CroaU to find a new indepen­ court hod arrived by plane in Tur­ arinter In Florid*. H, A. Batten, President of N. JY, Bombs *Straddle* ward. Oohen aaid be "guessed" be injured threugh - accideni it is ‘ M m their former dent atat* o f proM>erity and bap- key and that 17-year-okl King could iiae it. ' * ‘ sooDctiines poMiUe to secure good Ayer A Son, Inc., said; German Battleships ptaena,” .. Peter .was expected to fcdlow. Nc______Sort Worden, ■ W asl»-0F)— A SOAP Waahlngtoii. April IL — He’s toe father o f tour. results thrsisiti maaaaga. through on this point did Total new^iapcr drculaUon in London, April 11—(Al—Bombs Morning newspapers published Chas. G. ScheO :egro sergeant was drilUaff a IT urn compilation showed today t ^ t conndsastir* trying' to movs to* In the textg at the tba United otntee haa recovered dropped by aeveml British air long reports of a n a ^ y in the dls- kttag -2nd of rookiea. -"Eyes right.'^ba 1 the occupM several miUlons from the low point pi|;t^ q u a ^ r of Y u g o^ via , and Home Bale *a OodH Pretedent Hoofevelt k a a j^ t bellowed. An qxaq>m led aelactee. Spain paradts her automobOa affiictnd fiissr even though a de­ raldm during the night ‘ Senate 3A 66 nomlnataCnda a*#- 19M M A IN PHONE 3637 owners to malm o r ~bava zaaM ls required, readied during the UUrUes. and is manager of the local ing and S large lot and was owned The O ntral Realty Gqmpanyl J. moved and a new beige color por­ BldWcU's, Potterton's, the Oordtal Nearly Leads to Figl^t throughout the coming quarter. by Anthony Boscaroln. The tele­ ' thus slowing up the car duriaj| COaVRiaHT. tMI. Shoppe and the Dunlop Tire and Burr Cpmpany Is Prfr telephone exchange, today con­ BY EDITH ELLINGTON Fradln, Preaident, onners of the celain top will take Its place. A State GMards Ordered to The Battalion Training Schedule firmed a report that The SouUiern phone company, It was stated. night driving. :. NBA anvica, inc. No Indicntjons Chief maroon color porcelain front will Rubber Co. will be used as a guide for the paring foF the Usual busineaa building at S3i-541 Main S ch ^ iile Defense Fai^ . ' • ' . ------^ Justice Will Retire at be installed beldw tbe display Iton Interwiie to[l891 P«w for Circu» master schedules. Yesterday: Bee to fnrtoua street, to making extensive altera­ windows on the entire building. tories at Once.. a Drills Important Rush of Spring. "Are )cu coming with me, or tions to the exterior to give It a The Wolf Greenberg Ctompany StiU w m B H onored when ahe learae the merchandtoe aren’t ypu?" End o f Couirt Term. in ven t Fist BalUe Be-j 0 Cokwel WUliam J. Maxwell to manager haa atelen Anthony’s "Bee, I can’t It would—it might more modern appearance. At the of Hartford is doing the carpentry Buatoess at the Manchester post- Idea. Refusing to Uatea to An­ same time, the store, formerly oc­ work and metal n’ork ia being .. tw e e n C o m m is s io n e r At a meeting of all Plans and ■treaslng the Importance of all reflect on my guanlian.” Washington,' April 11.— Training Officers of the State unit' commanders beginning their office will show an Increase In re­ thony’s pretest, ahe leads the way "Reflect on your guardian? Are, cupied by First National Stores at handled by the State Glass Com­ New Tork, April to Mr. Fletcber’a pffloe, roahea In, (Dbief Justice Charles Evans iAnd Legislator. “"TV- "■ I Francis E. Falkenbury. Harto- Guard tost night in Hartford. Gov­ drill sessions without delay. Aa ceipts for the remainder of the you out of your mind?” Hughes, whose vitality and keen ernor Hurley issued ofders that all soon aa uniforms are received in month as the Burr Company to Easter ings To You All! demands aa explanation. Pletcher She thought she understood, a dale CN. T.) farmer 'wma SO Is cald. “The Idro was good ao the sense of hum'ir belle ^ his age, veara of age in a couple of battalions submit a list of all de- the organisation, the company litarting to ship nursery stock by; moment later. She asked slowly, reached his 79th birthday annlver- ' f ft*.*. O pit/d, Hartford, April! tense industry plants in their commander to obliged to call hU store adopted It. There’s nothing "Does your guardian do busines.*! months.'' wont have to pay parcel posL In preparation, a ape- more to It. Perhaps you’d like to szry tod&y.. it^fSV-Tampcn bec*t»« » P ^ i' anything to aee the circus at areas. These liiris will be attached drat drill. The bSttsHon will Ukq I with this store? to that It? You’re The White-bearded Jurist, who id at Um l<^alaUv« bearlnsr on to the Training Schedules for the part In a military review in May, qlal car was set off on a side track, talk to the general superinten­ afraid a quarrel w'*h Sheldrake Madison Square Garden—be­ dent,” Bee fliies: "We will. Now. has presided. over the Supreme ’ I awn control that apecUtort had, cause he found an ISOl pam battalion and mailed to aU unit and the time to getting short for near the sUUonUbls morning by might result in lost sales?” An­ Qiurt for mbre than years, pre­ the training o f the men.in the new In this office.” thony had once said he might 11 C/iid rntawno laat a fUtl fi»ht da- , that'i still good for two ad- commanders In the near future. the Railway Exprese company for ferred to overlook the occasion. Steps will then be taken to coordi­ infantry drill. the ahipments. i have pulled strings to manage a i bet^cecn a atata comjmla-, tni^ona. ‘ Weeming Steps in promotion here, she rememberea. He told newspapermen he had Ttie unused pass was among nate the training program with Instead of bringing the pack­ CHAPTER XXVra nothing to say. ;^Mar and a member of the Gan- effecU of Falkenbury's lata the possibility of emergency serv­ ages to the pfistofflce a represen- "That's what you meant when you ’ i VaT Ik aarnriMy who threatened to -•'What are you going to do. said you hated pull? Your guard­ Apparently he still, adheres to uncle, Edwin Leroy HUrd. who ice near these plants. tative from the poetoffice Airill go POPULAR Bee?” Anthony asked Oddly, mdiCh each other "tti the n ^ ” Public Records ian could have spoken to Mr. 8 hkcMant, more than b a a ^ « got it by permitting the circus Capt Herbert H. Bissell. Plans to the nursery, weigh the pack­ reaching for the telephone. “You to put poetera on hla fence.' and ihalnlng'Officer of the nd ages and check as to -the proper Sheldrake. You didn’t want him -predictlona that y ^ r d a y a 2 't call Sheldrake! He wouldn't to ? ” g would batiroductjve of “ to It atm good?" Falken- Battalion, stated- today that he ‘ Applioatton amount of stamps. The packages ime!” will then he taken direct to the FOOD MARKET "In a way,” Anthony admitted hUry asked in a letter. Application for a marriage II- s arerworka, came n a » the will compile his Hat at once and "Oh, yes, -he will! Take your uncomfortably. •riie clfcue people replied aubinit it to the Governor within -cense hSa been filed. at the office car. It will be attached to dne of d off the phone.” l-S ^ o f the heaidon in the ^ that It was “a bit out of data, the trains going west this evening S55 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING I han of the House »• a few days. of the town clerk by William Bar- lut Bee. wait a minute—” but gave him a new pass In ea- nbwaki and Josephine Seal of this sriil this practice will continue un­ “WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP" "What’s the matter with you?” There was a sound behind them. ^ S t o J. Danaher. aUte la ^ r Unit Schedulee They turned to see Mr. Fletcher, ;$e2Inlsak>ner. made an Impaaaton- Change. . The Adjutant General last night town. I til the rush Is over. Anthony said evenly, 'Td rather u wouldn't.” brick,red, nmning after them and “I bet you'd rather!” Mr. ■houting. “I callte Mr. Sheldrake Fletcher sneered. “Let her go myaelf!” he cried. ”He’a coming laKans Note ahead. Let her can him. Do. you' right down. You can’t get away with this-Impudent Insubordina­ " 1ecMDBilsslonfr,' ^ ■:>32!hs who;«k cb. ’^ss;Hw birth think she’d even get to talk to him ? His secretary’s not that tion. either of you. Now you two iHcl s^ocatea "* p j^ * * ^ come back Into my office and see Haleys Self Seme and Health Good Friday dumb.” Ity.” flnari»ad speaking. Rep. Beatrice whirled on him. Sud­ Sheldrake, if that’s what you were tt__ H. Matlhles (R-Saymour) denly all the arrogance of the BO hell bent on.” ^d^Mied hla way through the throng M a n ch e ste r days before she became Bee Davis He rubbed his iiands togrether. '^ h tiie challenge: Lay Aside Cares of was In her small face. In the lines ”A nice state of affaira v^en a V e r m ^ Maid '■ *Ihat'a" the damnedeat speech salesgirl from the basement can over heard. I haw a good mtad To Mourn for Oruci- of her body. In the way her voice cut levally through the stillness. barge Into my office ^ d - insult Ipm etich you In the noae." fixion of Christ. “We’va had quite enough from me! I’ll show you.” i^Glarirring at the 48-year-old Mat- you, Mr.\Fletcher. You are not Behind Mr. Kletcher, his secre- a man of medium height and Public Market only a thief, and a despicable cow­ taiy stared with round, almost the commtoaioner threaten- Rome, April 11—(P)—l U l l ^ frightened eyes. Doors all along laid aside the carm of war today ard who lives by picking the Chief Jnstiqp Hughes brains of helpless employes who the corridor—the doors of depart­ c punch you In the noae If you to enter Into the cuetomary mourn­ ment managers and head buyers ing for the crucifixion of Christ work under you. but you are also the philosophy IF"a t a remark he I Sn^t get out of here^"' _ . an insufferable bore. I dfsiike be­ and merchandise men — were made a few yeara ago that he was | bottle Maay ITnaware o f Inridaeit which every year stilla the busy flung open. life of Roma on Good Friday. Easter Greetings FANCY MILD SUGAR-CURED ^ORT-SHANK ing In the same room with you!” "going along without reference to 1 FSpoetatora s t e i ^ between the Brotrlce saw Anthony's chin With few pilgrims in the canter She took Anthony’s arm. "Come, the calendar.” | i n w wiickly that many in the wc’ll go to Mr. Sheldrake’s office come up. He straightened his There has been speculation over | ^ ng were unaware of the Ind- of Cathollclam this year, however, ourscli’ea. I can’t bear this person shoulders, took d long, deep breath. the faithful adio climbed the fam­ A Large Assortment of the Finest Foods for Your thp posaibility of the chief justice ; orhich dtmaXed the four-hour another moment” The musclea at his Jaw bunched. retiring in June at the end of this liiw btfoie the Committee on ed holy Btolrs at St. John Later- Blit his hand on her arm was an. kneeling to pray on each’ atep, Mr. Fletcher's mouth hupg open. term, but he ban given no Indica­ Uc Health and Safety. £ Easter Table Anthony was looking at her In steady. tion tbat he planned to do ab. On iko. 2 ^ Cab Dal M onit SSeiaher. who told the commlt- were less numerous than usual. complete bewilderment But he For the first time since Anthony From 81«ly, now a - base for HAMSI told her about Mr. Fletcher’s hav the contrary friends have quoted | 1 teatifled “with the conaent" ALL SIZES! walked out with her, obediently. him as saying he intended to re­ iwy Maurice F. HcAuUffa of Italian and Oertnan waif opera­ Rosstinff Chickens, milk-fed, extra fancy, AFTER ALL.. .THE-TASTE TELLS! Ing stolcphla Idea, she remember­ tions in the Mediterranean, re- ed that Anthony didn’t knew who main on the court aa long as bis Peaches Catitolic diocosa of Hartford, ) rta wrere lacking concerning the larfie size, 5 to %Vt pounds, ^ In the hallrhe said admiringly, health permitted. I atm angry after the hearing, 6 Cudahy’s Ever-Ready Ham, tender,, eco­ "Whew! Yon certainly laid it on she reklly was. She could squelch :radiUonaI Good Friday pageanta Iba ape. aeeeeassesssooets •••••• ^ 0 nomical. Ready to eat. Whole O both Fletcher and Bhcldrake. She Appears in Good Health j 1 told raportera that Matthlea bacauae of communIcationB r / the line that time.” Then he said, He appears to be in good health I i'Baked Wm **how much did the or Shank Half, lb, slowly. "But we can’t go to Shel­ could blew the whole shabby mess can Btrictions. Chickens, medium size, for Fryinff Q Q ^ drake’s office, of course.” wide open. But what would it do and he haa not missed a day from I itphy Pope and Cardinals at Maas his court duties since the term be­ t ^ h to get out of here Tender Little Hhms, sugar cured, "W hy can't w e?” She was boil­ to AnUiony? Armour’s _ get. too." Danaher. the In the Vatican, Pope Plus XU ing mad. " I f you jlhlnk Fletcher It was too tote, to back down. gan last October.. He enters the of U. 8. Senator John A. and the cardinals attended a mass Fresh Cut-up Fowl for a nice chicken Whole or Shuik Half, l b ...... can hide behind Sheldrake, if you She walked back into Mr. Fletch­ Supreme Court chamber with a I in the Siatine chapel. After the er's office beside Anthony with a firm stride, speaks forcefully when (R-Gonn.), aaid. •'Ha maba, celebrated by Raffselo Car­ soup, ftO#e Oft#* think I’m going to let anyone }h No. 2Vt Can Sun Worthy n’t know I come from a fight- this store intimidate me—” / blank face and high-held head. necessary, and keeps the business I HEALTH MARKET dinal Rosal, the pontiff, clad In each ...... O y C y O v "No, no, that’s not it at aill’^’ A CarefOlly. and pointedly, she of the tribunal moving with dls- j tad and white mitre and purple I.«mb Legs, extra fancy, 5, 6, %. STAR HAM avoided any stray contact, with the hies wss not svailsble for 7 pounds each, lb...... mmm v curious embarrassment crossed his patch. Peaches All Kinds of Good Things for fho __Bt, having left immediately stole, was cairried to the Pauline Native Broilers, milk-fed, about O K #* face. "It’s just that Td rather not person o f the paunclw, pnematui At times, too, he enlivens the I Tender and Lean! Guaranteed chapel where he steppe^ out of his ly triumphant Mr. F16tcher. ‘ tiH altercation. 2 pounds each, lb...... <9 w W Lamb Fores, boned and rolled- Cudahy, Puritan, Si^ft Pr^ium at Slightly Higher Prices. aee Sheldrake.” proceedings with flashes of humor Beat Flavor! 9-12 Pounds Aver- 'I k Easter 5unday, Dinner . ‘ toll— a Wama on Boolag allppers, walked to the crucifix -"Why not? You saw Fletcher. Anthony\drew up a chair for which surprise spectators who bad ] I hearing was nolay through' and performed the act of adora­ Fancy Young Turkeys, if you wish, lb, You can’t give up now,” her. He sat down beside her. Mr. regarded him as stem and aus­ ■ge* 2 cans 25c I during the remarica of one tion. ” Yei, but—but.. .” His . eyes rietcher scrambled around hia big tere. You*U Be Dcliffhted With ^ Then the pope and cardlnato small sizes, lb, ...... • • • ev w V Fancy Hens desk and stood there behind its 25 Avoided hers,'.. Even more than in tbe past, the nt the committee chairman, placed personal offerings of money I Armeor’s Boned and Rolled RELIABLE—TENDERED-SHANKLESS . __ r Edward P. Egan, Water- I.4irge sizes, THE FRESHER THE BETTER! 8 to 10 Pounds ' |U^ - '"Anthony Bradley, are you protections, breathing hard. chief justice to conserving strength r Democrat, vranod the crowd, to the church on a tray. The pon­ afraid* of the general superinten for his* judicial duties. It to seldom | tiff’s gin In a red velvet purse. Choice of Young Toms' A moment later someone roared iWoh women w ^ in a major- lb, First Prize Fresh Dressed Pork, ^ TURKEYS 12-14' Lbs. Average dent?” that he accepts social engage­ Tender Ham Ocean Spray Later the pontiff carried the to atop booing. \ “ No. I’m-not afraid. But—” his angrily outside. A tall burly man ments. ( Ib.' used hla .gavel repeatedly Blessed Sacrament back to the Rib Cut, lb. hands balled up into fists, ‘Tm not In a dark business suit burst into COnfnl with Diet HAM Armour’a Jubilee the otdecttoUa voiced by Siatine chapel from which he had PRIME BEEF! Extra Fancy Boneless tobtUiew Haven Store 8 6 Ib. you getting at? Do you mean you Udge administrations. ' God's sake dont you #ee EASTER CAKES—FANCY AVERAGE knew his son or something like sullen fury. His collar was too Our Own Baked Beans, CiEIICKENS that at school -and now you’re tight for hla neck. A veih In hla Appointed chief justice by Presi­ to ashamed iFor him to find out you’ve sided over the Supreme Ootirt dur. 1 '.Arrayod against him and other Danish Style Coffee Rings, SIRLOIN been working here as section man­ "Oh,, so it’s you. is it? You |TeTd;rPeasl»-e9<>ltflI!!t SHORT whelp! So old man Weeming has ing perhaps the most turbulent I '''ammmants was a group,i- chiefly each Chicken Pies^ they are delicious, ager ?” period of its history—cUmaked by and some Protestant Maw Haven, April 11—Uh— PORTER­ Ib. Anthony gulped. ’’Well, no. Not been spying on me!” "35 "Weeming?” Beatrice bounced the congressional battle ovet* Presi­ B u tte r Coffee Rings, sugar frosted. each • aaeeeeaai ••aaoooeBBea cxmctly. The fact to, 1—^I met him who ploaded for the Holdup acena in a StoU atraat! HOUSE dent Roosevelt’s court reorgantoo- { Large Jar Gulden’. as a measure of :'rellgioua tol- efindy store here tost night: 13e each. 2 for several times in the office of the to her ;eet. "Did you say Weem­ 3 cans 29c rnerrxo^ •reoea STEAKS old man. And he might th in k - ing, Mr. Sheldrake? What coni tion plan. lidSanoa and medical emanclputldm" Two youths, about 21, walk In, ' ^lie proponents introduced fo one brandishing a revolver. well—” nectlon has Mr. Weeming with Mr. J ir 11c "You mean you met him In the Bradley?” Phyaiclans have discovered that I Mustard PEAS 19c PEACHES 23c comlnRtee aewral “living ex' “Where la yout money?" A Fine Assortment of Friiit and Fresh Vegetables LARGE FRESH doz. 31c a man who leape from a plane Ita” for their case—women who “AU right, m get It " offied of the old man who helped (To Be Continued) I We E!xpect a Shipment of Large Size Packages of Straw­ you through school? Your guard­ with a parachute to not seriously 14-Ounce Con Dole St. Lawrence I boon patients at birth control AU three walk into a rear room MED. FRESH doz. 27c An order for 13.000,000 worth harmed in body or mind. There to berries for the Holiday! Pounds for 29c. M, nine of which were oper- Proprietor Hyman Mlshaloffj Florida Juice Oranges, Fancy Table Pears, ' ian?” Golden Bantain in Connecticut until' a 8u- ■da over |1S. Holdup duo lock •*Yoi»** of Bullet-sealing gasoline tank* re>‘ no terrific ati^n on heart, blood 2 dozen 39 dozen ^ .,... 60c MED. SELECT doz. 25c "But what haa that to do with cently. was placed with the Good­ vessels, breathing or on the eyes | ;->u|atoe court dfcialon resulted in him in bathroom and ieaye. ...s.. c and ears. eloWng last year. Police were tnvesUgatlng today. Dozen— Fancy Green Beans, Hard, Ripe Tomatoes, thU?” She pulled at his sleeve. rich ciompany. Can EASTER KILBASSE! Om of these, who aaid the had Fancy Cucumbers, Extra Fancy Green MUEN TBB for Corn k diUdten. tearfully told the com COUNTRY ROLL 8 11c Mdoaria 25c-29c-39c Aaparagns. ->■ "Altbmigb I am a Catholic, and Open Forum California Sunkist Orange^ Native Parsnips, BUTTER Ib. 34c CHEESE Ib. 23c SHEFFIELD or VAN CAMP'S X believe in God. I believe in birth 3 cans 25c Mayonnaise Pint 23c • M f it waent for the extra large size, doz...... , 49c 3 pounds ...... I*V C THINLY SLICED Vl-POUND PACKAGES ^aaod care I got from'the' good Myth Of lavtaclbUity | I who bellew In birth contixd CLUB c h ees e lb. 23c Kroft Cheese, 2 for 31c cans 'wouldn't be her* today." Editor, The Evening Herald: GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S SUGGESTIONS FO Dux /-■ 2 37c Another, declaring she was wUl .to HlUer InvUicibla? The Nasi EXTRA FANCY - ’ Sugar Heart , tog to HOlWltat* myaelf If it dropsgsadlsts arould Uka to have OYSTERS pint 2 ^ e M ilk 4 MediumSM**^ would help other women in her 3a thiak ao. SLICED BACON, Ib. 27c MaxweM H 6na 2.0,17e ."pwBUon. fsui she was poor. tU and History is crowded with ’Invin­ HOUY Tomatoes EASTER ^ . Gd*ten cbildr^ sleeping in one cible” oonquerota. By auperlority P e a ch ^ ^ Halves, Royal *eas, tiny, sweet. Royal leans, ciit, stringlesd. Roy­ upuin.- - »e of One sort or another they aroa Oleomargarine Ib. 9c Coffee 27c Pkgs. ^ BHs "Beilglsua Domtaarioa" briUiant vlctoriea, and. Ib! they be­ Scarlet, faincy, *| ^ - p Scarlet, lO#* al Scarlet, No. 2 Polish Horn ' • Ib. 29c Selox 2 21c ...... 1 V cans, f o r ...... 3 cans 25c Mrs. A . Morgan Peue. Hartford came “ irreatotlble.” Gusty popular largest can ...... 1 # V Ho. 2 can 7 2 Botoe* Red Bog aaclalite who told the committee alarm created a myth about them, I Carrots and Peas, Royal Lima Beans, smalL' green. '• * many hundreds of tragic lettem" C defeatist myth. Mist restate nee II Pkg. 18c 1 Bartlett Pears, Royal Scar­ Scarlet, No, 2 can, Royal Scarlet, • M APPLESAUCE Fruit Cocktail Oxyddl ' tod to the opening of the clinics In agalnat them was futile. Napoleao let,, fancy, CATSUP Lbs. ' OonlMCticut origiiially. said birth Bonaparte, for Instance, invented No. 2 can ...... I w G Coffee largest caa . , . . . ^/ A 4 9 V 14-Ounee Bottle Red Wing control not only woWd "save the new miUuiry Waya and meana, Sweet Potatoes, Whole Beets, medium size. Oxydol 2 pSi 17e Itvm and health of thouaaiMls’' but and be also mobilised a new na­ whole, 2 lge. cans iCiivW A tins oz* can 14^ bz. bottl KELLOGG'S Blau would spill “freedom from re- tional fanatidam. By thasc. WU- Royal Scarlet, 1 0 . - 6 Itotous domination, js^ Uam Pitt, greatest predacaaaor of Fmit epektaU, Royal Scar­ No. 2 cans, 2 f o r . . JLsAm ^)l Ketchup “ When the shadou' o f rellgioua England's present Winston let, fa n ^ , SILVER LANE PICKLES Ivory Flakes or Snow ttoxabmtian falls acroes the sun- ChurchiU, was broken at last,, largest can ...... 'dm J V . ' Sweet Mixed, SALAD . Mofshmolloy OXYDOL Corn Flakes >1lgttt - Foods triad wKh irarer Spry on 4 ■ 1 tba atatutea- forbidding theft future occupanL Moreover, aa cn- sliced, ^ JLm 2 2 5 . foettSB, Isttia potatoa. frtodi-frisd aq«t»T Cans Laige Fierti French -Fried Potatoes— 3 pkgs...... B deiidoaaly crisp, FULL-flsTWod. Dog Food ; f todury. Any such attempts paperhaager might Uka to prac­ pkg...... ■■ J v ^ sS triad FULL I14T0B way. be oppoeed by the church, as tice there hla old skUU. crisp and crunchy, assy to digaat Got Spry jmw. U a 2 for 25c sp ta .«h . . Land O'Lakes Pineopples I the preaant movement, because Henry W. Lawranca 21- Atwood Grapefruit LARGE SUNKIST PINK .MEAT it for aU frying. Bake with it. too. SHELL - TEXACO or GOOD GULF Ivory Soap i the mocBl law.” .Butter, Ib...... 4 9 7 G GRAPEFRUIT Connacticut CbUn> g TFFl \ P-1 Club Soda, Royal Scarlet, pkg...... 2 Ibp...... doz. 5 for AEUEMKHsoi C r o q a s ^ •boot S aitoma. sr.eetfl to e n . Igo. bars 25c 1 P . Otaanbarg and Gaorga G. to Free Fathfiva / DC 4 tafalnpooKB 3 cupB BwAwt T«a toe b t (il jroe beys as Ibtr- Large—Sunktot ’ ------> thoaa oppotong - large bettlsa, IH #* Domino Sugar, — •) wito p 1-iadk :------** MOTOR OIL gjg S ^ow oe* doz. Paris (Via Bartln), April 4 — j 1 (centents) ...... I w V 23 10p o u n d s 9 0 C FRESH BEETS 5 med. bars 25c I Lemons _____ Hepburn (Ddayad)—

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,-CONN. FRIDAY, APRIL 11,1941 BlANCHEtecR EVENING BERALP. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, APRIL 11,1941 ------l U ...... ■ - i . ------

riving daily in Increasing num­ mailia, Egypt, a turning point Ink 'With the changing aituatlon,** believed destroyed by anti-aircraft I Reit, Lonar t»l*ndl Class Agam of Sues by railroad. Cairo, Egypt, April Jl.— (ff)— fect knowledge 6P~the~ western Therefoi'e, he said, the question Agedabla Monday,, fired several alone shot down .18 Nasi planes In grounded Nazi bombera the next The British high command Is desert batOefield wtaese it jslrcady I _ ABSOLUTELY FRESH " of whether American ships could pouring reinforcements Into North tua won victories of ' gtoat stra- fOoatlsoeU From Page One) g o ' through the canal and unload two dsys with two lossei of Its day and mode two ralda on Ger­ man foroea oouthwest of El Africa and has “absolute confi­ t ^ c a l value. cargoes at the other end was Ims- own, the British said. i Bo sto n IGTi tion of whether mpplleii consigned MechiU. • dence” In the outcome of the new “The high command expressed prsctical. Reports Coatfaaed Balds D u c k lin g s to a neutral ihtRht ultimately get Seven'German planes wrere oaid Libyan campaign, Egyptian Pre­ absolute confidence at the result of base, to Gerry Priddy t As for exploring the issue of mier Hussein Slrry Pasha told in­ NEA Sports Editor Ele* ble ktlUng with I to a belligerent. . cargoes destln^ to belligerents by The R. A. F. reported continued to have bombed Mttoh “occupied the campaign reopening in Libya continue i 3rd Strai terviewers today. PhU Rizzuto rengtbeaa the at- A h a matter of met. the preal- way of neutral TOuntrlea, the presi­ raids on the Axis concentrations Tobruk Tueaday night “without and the opinion o t experts should lieves Southworth Has I dent Hold, he waa not, sure wheth* causing any damage,” and one 'was “British imperial forces are ar­ prevail over that o t ciVlUans.” tack. By Eddie Brieta < They have named their new- dent said he did not think that at Oema, Oaxala and Acroma with The Yankeer Thomas Stidham Zellmer. c ib. er. under the neutraliXact it waa would be taken qp because there destruction 'of numerous motor The Red Birds on Even Nevr York, April, U —New York Yankees .were only legb of Charley Gehrlnger all the coaches bad been working said he had read of the idea In a Dkdc BarteU, expected to go out out the bout, waving at dolls at herd during vacation If they could American veasela could use the The R. A. F. and the Australian TELEPHONE 3386 101 CENTER STREET t'wo gamea ont at the wire lost fall Nifty Saves. TENDER STEAKS newspaper and that waa the first ffrom under them loot summer, the ringside, etc . . . Bates is ex­ get any footbaU candidates to Sue* canal, sinre only the Mediter­ Air Force are operating "under after a frightful first half. > he had heard of It. can't hold ..p much longer. pected to announce Ducky Pond v'ork upon." . ^ ranean aen, of the water* In that condltton' of extreme difficulty IF YOU TRADE HERE YOU ARE DOING RIGHT, Joe McCarthy! reconstructed Detroit April 11.— (IF^'ftjlsi 1941 edition could strike back this ' The Tigers' biggest problem, as Its new 1||Md' coach any hour area, remalna In the reatrlctcd caused, by the necessity of having and powerful Boston Bniins, i ' FOR YOU WILL FIND PLEASURE IN EA ITNG EVERY BITE! ^ itxlp, but It really should b« Cleve- however, is pitching. Bo-Bo NeW- now . . . ano^It la pretty well Names is Names ROAST BEEF ' , pound 33c combat *one. ShIpa coiild not'Hall Thirty million copies to take up new positions In keep- plona of the National Bible are sold annually. som Is their only sure shoL known that George Morlarty, who Manager Bruno Betzel drove In­ League, were confident today o u i « c i i r ...... »••’ » « '<> out of the canal Into the Mediter­ St. Louis won 10 of 16 games haa been doing a ewell Job at to Durham, N. C., with a whole ranean. Finest Rib Roasts...... 32c to 35c lb. Our Good Scotch Ham, the taste tbe 1841 Stanley Cup playoffs RUMP ROASTS from ClnctnnaU after Billy South- Marblehead (Mass.)' high, has the rumble seat filled with extra mon­ be finished by Saturday night Not C'oniMdered ComlMt Area unbeatable ...... 35c Inside track rt Oolby . . . Joe Za- T tm tfr m to ^ _ Freshest Pork Roasts, center cu ts...... 29c Ib. w6rth took ove. Jime 14. ickers. FuU names Is Christian They needed little eyldeww m nolU, young inflrider, has been Frederick Albert John Henry Mr.' Roosevelt explained that, Our Good Sausages .... ’...... 25c Ib. 'D Cardinals played the. host support of their case beyond Fresh Briidtet boneless R o lls ...... 28c Ib. forgiven for reFortlng to Green­ David Betzel. When he got there technically, the Red flea and Gulf M a h ie u 's ball In the elder circuit In the clos­ 4-3 -victory last night over LAMB LEGS lb. 25c of Aden were not considered a rO K M O K E -«snrs DemliM Finest Grade Pot Roasts ...... 32c-35c-38c Ib. Sliced Sausages e • k e t • I . i ... 25c Ib. ing stages, and are improved in ville (S. C.) In tbe Sally League he found he'd have to buy his hot Toblsls. sps- 183 Spruce Street *7 Instead of to Greenville (N. C.) dogs from Bertram Graeme scrappy Detroit Red Wings, c «t Down Mid Extns Slmnll of Lomb ...... lb. *»c to Kc I combat area ^ut that a atrip of Finest Sipring: Lamb Rolls, tender...... 28c Ib. all departments. \ A P Featarb Servloe matched them blow for blow water from tqe eastern moat point rslinsd Johnny Mize topped the wheel In the coastal plain loop . . . Cleve­ Frasier Redfleld Warren Simpson SLICED B A C O N ...... 29c OUR GOOD TEA...... 60c lb. ^ E u g e ^ Ore.— Grizzled 1 ^ only two per cent of the bettors one period and then wilted of Africa to Arabia had been des­ le swesisa eei- Land O’ Lakes Legs Spring Lam b ...... 28c lb. Cut, 30c Ib. In runs battled in with 137, and land may be the next addition to ASSORTED COLD CUTS— Includinjf Combination I/»af Everybody likes it! Southworth expects Outfielder Hayward, the Unlverri^y ot Ore­ the Mike Jacobe empire. on N. Y. tracks last season, patron­ their attack. ignated aa a region which -Ameri- Iss and Isa. Butter, Ik.,.... a # ^ C Shankless Smoked Shouldeis ...... 21c Ib. gon’s septuagenarian tnlck coach, With three straight victorle* #t-'| I can vessels cotild not transit. Country Slaughter to give the ized the $100 slot . . . add memo­ ( I in 1) and JeDied TonRue. 3 9 c ” 45c Msit in a flash. Daisy Hams, 2'/i to 3 pounds , ...... 32c Ib. huge first baseman a battle for watched his newest virtuoso sail Ode To Spring ries: When the Tanks played In ready to their cfefflt, tbs This strip constitiited a stopper, Ground Beef V...... 2Sc ib. across the high-jump bar In^an Ihr Spring has sprung. Wilmington, Del., yesterday. Man- need only Saturday's game to i I he said, which now has been re­ Ja«;k Frost that title and the batUng cham Wilson Little Hams, all le a n ...... 40c Ib. Round Ground ...... 38c Ib. plohship. door exhibition recently oAd toutr The grass has ris, - ager Joe M'Carthy recalled be pooseoslon of the cup. In 13- Grole & WeiRcl Frankfurtju moved', so that In eftect, the sea Gorifectione tered; secutive start# on Detroit ice < ciorifectionery' 22c 3 to 4 pounds. Try One! Ground Veal .....;...... 30c Ib. Ray Blades was on Impatient But It’s still unsung breke Into baseball there 34 years and gulf have been opened to Sugar, 3 pkgs. “He boon’t got the footworX' 'Where the flowers Is. ago—and was fired . . . Joe Loi Louis April, 1940, the Bruins never Plnolinnit Orocory win he EMter Heodqunrleni American commerce like any other Finest Bacon To Be Had! ...... 30c Ib. We will blend with Veal. Ham, Pork Oreoabari theorist. .Southworth is under for the Marjorie MHIo Ad»eiil«ed, KamouR Morrell right yet He doesn't get enough * wU! sponsor a Negro open golf been ^fented. [non-combat r.one. as desired. ^ standing and practical. He luu Th# turning point o t lost i SMdy>to-Ser\-e Ham — aiRo Morrell’R JleKular Freshest E g g ti...... 35c doz. land'a turn In the. American the ship on an even keel. right-foot leverage.” Osnglit On The Fly championship on nls dude . ranch A flat no wtia the president's re- Native Fresh Eggs, Veal Cutlets Veal Chops Ctocago writers who have seen April i 2-15 and put up $ 1 (^ prize battle came before the aSoond llam. Licague after a 20-year famine. Thus, Coach Hayward found j ply to a question asking whether Large Size, 2 1 ^ Milk-fed Veal Roasts, no bone...... 30c Ib. All Milk Fed! Southworth promises not to ex­ himself in the somewhat bewil­ tbe Pirates unhesitatingly ' tab money . . . both Look and Liberty rlod wa# a minute old. READY TO SERVE HAM, Whole ^ C - , the Sues Canal—a British “life­ That would moke It on oll-Obio periment undl June 1 ai did dozen sD I C world aerlea, according to the dering position of critlcixlng a kid them the worst looking club in pick the Reds and Yankee* to Schmidt. Boston center, tOOlLj line"—was In the combat area. He Branch Rickey in Frank Frisch's the majors . .. Jimmy nigney, the craoh in again. or Shank Half, pound...... c h i c k e n s f o r EASTER DINNER! CHICKENS PROM ...... 33clb, great majority of prognosticatora, who had Just Jumped 2 ^ Inches [ poos from beside the Detmit _ said he could not say. for sure final campalipi at Sportsman's movie star, has sent four i t his and fired the puck 25 feet into i IMORRELL’S REGULAR HAM, Diamond but I have a hunch the St. Louis Park and Ra/ Blades. higher than the world’s outdoor I whether Port Said at the Mcdltcr- LARGE ONES—FROM 5 TO 6 POUNDS OR BETTER—A R E ...... , ;. . ..36c Ib. club finally haa been otralghtened cerod—and In tennia sneakera trotters east tor tbe summer cam­ Hear, Hear net. with such speed that W'holc or Shank Half, Ib...... JLw Q [nmeah 'end of the canal was in the Walnut Meat, For this reason the Red Birds paign , . . oouliL North Carolina Larry MacPhall la going on Johnny Mowers didn't have out In the National. are not likely to have an inmiT' The boy is Lea Steera Aalo Al­ Itajr a whole Ham or large half and we will rut combat area of the Mediterranean, pkg...... i t l F C to, Calif., sophomore, attracted to and Princeton be planning a foot­ "The Sporta ftewsreel ot the Air” chance to moke a stab for IL FINEST GROCERIES Free Expert Delivery! NICE s e l e c t i 6 n o f My offside prediction therefore mountable Jiandicap to overcome Sunday night to teU the fans aBoea for yoo. I but he said It was nbt pertinent. Oregon tor his academic and ath­ baU reunion ? Anyway, darned near With a 3-3 lead to work on. la that the major league clube will In the lattir stages. Mungo wiU throw his high balls . eWn Oo to Ismallla FU LL L IN E ! COURTEOUS SERVICE VEGETABLES ^ finish in the order Sept 28: letic higher education by Hay­ the entire 'tiger athletic staff— Bruins resorted to Semi Sw,eet Chocolate. OftrcM Have Pltchtag Christian Gauss, chairman, eff the forward Instead ot backward this /Yhe Turkeys we are adveiilsinR, are Fresh, Conn. Mr. Roosevelt declared that la- ward. He hopes Haywmrff can hockey to bold off tbe frantic, 1. Amerlcaa NatioBal And Win OntkH Reds athletic councU; bead coach Tad season. T d k c Taff from Mr. Brown. Do not confuse them with Bits, 7-oz. P*^'* RING .3386 — WE WII.L DO THE REST! Cleveland St. Loula make a decathlon champion out Wings. Once ngnin, in tim a Cincinnati still h as. Bucky Wlemaa; vice priaident George momenta of the final period, ^ frbien Northern turkeys bein? featured at many 3 nkgs...... OC New York Cincinnati of him. Hayward hopes that with Brinkley and track coach Matty Unit's AH Detroit Brooklyn Walters / and Paul Derringer, a few Improvements in form scored cn Art Jockaon's but St. Louis may come close to Oeias—is spending the spring hoU- About the only difference Joe shot while Detroit defc Del Monte Boston Chicago along with general development dnys la Chapel Hill this w eA . Louis baa found between boxing S t Louis , Pittsburgh matching the Reds' pitching, and StMrs will soon be officially high- Alex Motter waa in tbs Peaches', 3 Igst. has vastly more heavy artillery. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Zellmer of and bowling Is thst In the ring Chicago New York jumping 7 feet. Seven feet has they set ’em up tor him one at n box and three other Winirt TURKEYS Ib. 39c |t must also be remembered that Milwaukee are Marquette (rid piled along the boards. cans for ...... 46c Washington Boston / long been just a shade too high fans and don't care who knows It, time. PhUadelpbla PbUadelphJa Ernie Lombardi's anlde Is the The Red Wings opened wU cause of muci. concern. ' tor human achievement—like the FRESH NATIVE POULTRY Cleveland should have walked 9-flst century and the 4-mlnute offensive burst in the first Del Monte Sugar Peas, Continuing to toes money that was cHmoxed by forward ! Roasters weighinR about 4 pounds; Frying Chickens and m last season, but the cry babies around lUce Joe Sehenck, Brook­ mile. 17-oz. can, 38c were too bur/ chasing the deposed ExhlUtioii Leap. Jennings’ goal at 3:15. Lass FANCY FRESH BROILERS. lyn comes up with Kirby Higbe n minute loier Eddie Wii 3 cans for The particular Jump a’bich Hay­ ' The quality of the Native Fowl is exceptional. and Mickey Owen. But there are Rolls High Average Big Leaguers Plagued deadlocked the count. taUag' flaws. If not definite weaknesses, ward admitted he had the pre­ bound off Mowers' stick. Wa W'iD Have Premium S^Pound Chickens A t ... .Ib. 37c Aunt Jemima here and there. 4 sumption to criticize was a little O f 117 in W. S. Rec Again In the same period . Notice that if Turkeys are too large, and Chickens Pancake Flour,Flour 32c So much tor the leaders. Of the masterpiece of 7 feet, 1-4 Inch. League; Vince Next. trolt took the lead vrben Bid toe smalL we ard featuring white meated, fancy 3 pkgs. for... others, Boston is given a first divi­ The record is 6‘feet, 9 8-4'Inches By Many Minor Hurts soloed up the Ice. loot the CAPONS at 42e pound, weighing as large as pounds. sion berth In the American on Its tor outdoor jumping and 6-B 1-4 Brimaek and then fired power, but St. Louis Is on the up­ tor indoors. Steers made the Figures on the Weet Side Rec Fresh Calves’ Liver, man Jock Stewart's pasa i Del Monte Tunafish, grade, and could take It «w ay from jump between tbe halves of a bas­ bowling league released today by Escape Major Injurieii:^"®^ ^ boards thto tbe cage. Large 6K*Lb. Premium Fowl ...... Ib. 35c 6'/2-ounce can, 42c the Red Sox If Fred Haney gets ketball game aa an exhibition so Bert McCbnkey show Frank White Schmidt tied tbe score at Cherrystone Clams. Haddock and Sole Fillets. some pitching quality out of quan- It won't go down In the books. D u r i n i f S p r iu K T r a i n - ! The Cincinnati Reda nearly toll of the same stansa by 3 cans for .... Uty. leading the loop with an average ” - , Into oomethlng oerlous when pitch­ Steers Is the delight of qny ^ from the blue Um to tha An Easter Treat!. Tea Garden Sweet P|ckled Water* Chicago Is about the aame, and o t 117, Louis Vince ss runner-up i n g S e a s o n ; - D o d g e r s [ « - Paul Derringer was Btnick In melon...... X...... - jar 29c; 4 jars 11.05 AMERICAS BIGGEST NICKELS WORTH track coach. The veteran Hay­ u'ith 114 and Mike Saveriok and [mouth and eliding ftis pack Scott.* Jlmy Dykea la due to run out of ward—who has developed many a n ....- ,. ....J H U ^ g r o k * ky a- batted ball In a neath Mowen' pads. Pure StraWheiry or Seedless Black Raspberry P r^ mlracIeoL Dick Hagenow apUttlng the third K e e s e a n d K e lg e r t llt . ■ Piorlda exhibition game,. but he Paper .Towels,. 27c champ and a few record breakers place honor with 113. Defensive hero of the serve .Jar 25c, 4 for 9oc ~ ^ Authorised Boltlersi Waotalngton is oupposed to have ------[recovered swiftly and appears In 3 rolls for .... three flrat-rate pltchisra In Sid —says: White also was tope In the sin­ was Boston’s crack goalie, Bodur Wi "You don’t often get a fellow By Jiidaon BaOey top form now. PEPBI COLA CO. OF CENTRAL VILLAGE CLOSED Hudson, Dutch Leonard and Ken­ gle department shooting 163 while of sore throats, made 31 saves to Mower# 10. who begins hi# first workouts by New York. April 11.— An epidemic several #cramhlas be dived PHONE SERVICE U N TIL 7:00 TONIGHT! EASTER SUNDAY dall Chase, 3ret they lost a half Mike Zwlck of Sllbros took tbe colds and flu plagued both tbe manager, Oscar Vltt out of his topping world/ records.” Baeeball’s spring training Is Just dozen more games than they won triple hohor with 416. The East Chicago White Sox and New York to the red line to smoUissr Job. Steers Is a)x>ut to start his first about completed without any of in '40. Bucky Harris U lUll Side Billiards shattered all team Giants on opposite sides, of the Wing shots. - wa Maple Sweet*—Juicy— Florida They could hit the >aU out of varsity sea#on. He got'Interested the spectacular and costly injiuries the Infield when a long fly would searching tor a first basemgn and ■cores with 1821. 'i continent Seventeen of the Giants in high jumping in his native Palo that have marked many previous have won key games for ihem in Buddy Lewis is headed for the Maurice Correntl also rolled were laid up at one time or anoth­ ORANGES army. Alto during a May day festlvaL 117 average but did not roU the re­ u’arm-upe, but there are enough W . D. STAR MARKET the stretch. minor ailments, around to keap er and from time to time on the He v^as then a grade school youth. quired number of games in ac­ 47 NORTH STREET FREE DEI.IVERVI TELEPHONE 3885 Easy-going Koger Peckinpaugh It 'seems that the new deal be­ Steers takes off like this. way northward players had to You can be both stylish ing engineered by Jlihmy Wiloon The then-Stanford coach. Dink cordance with the league rules. (N o^ kMik up above) some of the dubs uncomfortable. 32c dozen, will not rub the weeping Indians The Brooklyn Dodgers have had leave the teaiia tor treatnaent “WHERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS!” the wrong way. at Chicago's Wriglcy Field will be Templeton, hear dabout blm and Freheit was the only bowler to see assisted no little by the Los An­ gave him. a little Informal t i d ­ action in every game during the the fun taken out of their last two John Rigney, standout of the and Thrifty by shopping Gee Walker looks like a tre­ exhibition victories over the New SoK pitching staff, had to Jump all 2 dozen 59c mendous Improvement over Ben geles Lou-Lous, Novikoff and ing. As a high school boy be season, bowling all 63. Stringer, but the Cubs will do well reached 6 feet. 8 1-4 inches. j The averages follow: Bowlers'Dine York Yankees because of Injuries the way to Chicago for treatment for Easter at your Red 10-12 Pounds Average Chapman at the plate.. If Jeff to two of their young key players of a ~8trep” throat and isn't ex­ Heath relocates the range, the to keep Pittsburgh out of the up­ Record Breaker. I West Side Tavern —Bbmtatop Peewee Rm ss and pected to be ready to work for & White Store! Tribe will be bard to head off. per flight despite the Pirates' lack G. Pins Av Aa a San Francisco Olympic C. Vennord .. . 46 8130 cenwfisld Pete Reiser. sometime After tbe season opens. Fresh Rhubarb C It has the pitching to go vrith of pitching. club jumper he set the junior (6 On Wednesday The once proud New York Gustafson . 49 5129 Reese, a fragile Mt of bric-a- Atley Donald and Bhmle Bon­ the remarkable Bob Feller, who is feet, 7 7-8 inches) and the senior a guarantee against a protracted Giants- wander forth aimlessly. C. Freiheit .. . 63 6734 brae who played only 84 games ham, Etchers, couldn't make a The Boston Bees' pitching Isn't os (6 feet, 8 8-4 Inchesl A A U records L, Freiheit'... . 39 3335 last'year because of a beaning ill tour into the southwest with the White Grapes slump, snd a fine defense. and in a meet at Los Angeles last West Side Rec Loop Yanksea* Fate Rests good os it is cracked up to be, and 8. Prentice .-no 946 mid-season and the fracture of Ms New York Yankees because of summer leaped. 6 feet, 9 8-8 Inch­ FRESH STRAWBERRIES....pint 25c EASTER SPECIAL WItli Voong Fttchera Cooey Btoigjl locks roservea [J. PontlUo...... 14 1541 To Hold Banquet at left heel late in the campaign, lame backs. New York boa Joe DlMogglo, It's the same old Philadelphia es. bis best competlUve mark. Morlarty Bros hurt his heel again Wedneadny and None of these handicaps com­ Ripe Pineapples ...... 15c ca.; 2 for 25c UncAticlally hs has done 8-10 F. Mahoney ..... 54 6006 Bolton Villa Louisa. pare with tbe beaning of. Pitts­ RED AND WHITE #1 Joe Gordon switching' to first story In both lesguea posaibly may not be tai the opening Ripe Avocados ...... ea. 1-4 outdoor# 7 1-4 indoors. Ha A. Brown ...... 47 4905 lineup Tuesday. burgh’s Lee Handley a couple of FANCY TRIPLE-FLUFFED has three varsity ytars ahead to J. Tierney ...... SO 5421 Tbe West Side Recreation bowl­ Reiser wrenched his jiack yes­ springs. ago by Johnny AUen, or Pears — Bananas — Oranges — W'hlte try tor an official seven or over. Fish 47 5239 ing league /will wind up lU sixth terday while swinging hard at a th# YaAeea' Jos DlMaggin twist­ Grapes. Steers has decathlon amblttona. P. Hansen...... 61 6744 consecutive season next Wedneo- -pitch and also is a queatUm mark ing hla knee sliding last year. But Marshmallows Swift's Premium Stream­ He can do the 120-yard high hur­ H. Bengston...... 13 1329 dey evening with a banquet at the tor opening day. of course the booke aren’t cloeed For a wide selection of Crisp,.Fresh Vegetables.. .tele­ dles In 18.1 seconds, throw the W . Dleu .... i... 11 1157 VlUs Loul## in Bolton that Other clube have run into the yet. DlMagglo wasn’t hurt until shot more than 45 fseL the Jave­ FolrfleM■Id OiOrooory promises to be a galls affair. aame aggravating sort of .trouble the last exhlbttion before the sea­ phone or shop Pinehurst. Ixmk over our new store dis­ lined Hams, 8-12 Pounds son opene<|—and then be waa out Don't forget to order Strictly EXTRA 1 Pound lin 210. He stands 6 feet.1 H inch 8. Vennart .... 52 5122 Chicken, opaghrttl and all the fix­ thin spring. Tbe Boston Red Box play of salad vegetables displayed in beds of cracked ice. In track shoes and weighs 189 W. Kearns 30 3073 ings will be the main attraction had to send both Ted Williams and , tor week#' Fresh Eggs.as well as Assorted FRESH! Cellophane Bag pound 29c pounds, eonotderable heft for a Breen . 28 2848 and movliv plcturu of tbe play­ Bobby ItoeiT borne ahead of the Extra Select Grade Colors this week-end! 15« Jumper. He’ expects to sweat H. Kearns 39 3849 ers In action on the polished lanes rest of the squad to receive msdl- Fblnnoaot laereose Asparagus, large bunch 55c off a few pounds before the 'var­ B. Plank . 30 8835 will be shown on an added fes- cal attention. VAN CAMP'S MILK 4 cans 27c sity meets roll ground. D. Vennart 17 1785 ture. , WtllUms hurt hU ankle several St. Loula—Mlnlmtun purses at Pngatfs Weet Sides According to Bert McConkey, .Hormftra Meat o f Many C om ! ■ ^ 2 5 c days ago aad it hiM b#en dtognooed. the spring gweting at Falrmount Select Grade Spam H. Metcalf ...... 80 8077 who organized and has handled as a cracked b Ice Box Freeze 3 l a n d o ' l a k e s b u t t e r pound 38c B. Pagnnl ...... 04 3488 "ridlag free.” CharUe Banks turnod In ,tbe Red and White DUlon’a VTs Final ' arrangements tor tbe }^Oimd ••••••sea******** 2*30 ' highest individual averago in the party win be made Monday eve­ Fr«ah—Fragrant ooura • Fresh Roavtlng Chickens. H. McCann '.____ 48 4473 Coffee '28c Men'# lieague o t the South Meth­ A. Olson ...... 31 2318 ning sad all managers of the 6 pounds, odist dnirdt during the recently teams represented ore urgently BAIM \XGETABL.CS Special On lO-Pnnnd Bags B. W e m o r...... 60 0488 Bed and White PINEAPPI^ 46-oz. con 23c lb...... / ...... completed season when ho rolled W. Hand 81 5486 reqiMrted to have -their reoerva- IDAHO BAKING O C .- Piirw—Vegetable r43c 111. McCurry took #econd place tkma .ta the h#nda~of Bert Me- Shortening BIIRT OLNEV > Fryers or Broilers, E. PUtt ...... SO 3301 RADISHES^ POTATOES .... with 110 and Mercer aad Friurier Lee^ EMe^Mnllan Conkey oo that data. Friends or I ’sually S8r! ib. ****.*.*•«• ft• 1 tied for third with 109 apiece. x ,i- of u>B teams may SLICED BEETS No. 2 con 10c Martin ...... 55 8482 make rsoervatioas through the PiUsbury’a Ragr Mercer roDed high singla of- Helm ...... 43 4318. 5c bunch Sweet Potatoes ) X 48-OUNCE CANS , Soper Cube f Bsanagers of tbe respective teams ~ Best . 158 and E. Frazier Ugh titpM of W . MeKbUMy ..., 80 0444 W'atercress. . . i ... bcb. 1 ^ Egg P la n t...... each 21c FLOUR St^ks, lb...... 29c 410, whOc Team No. 4 had Ugh or at the West Side Rec office. W Budiy ...... 56 '9009 The party la scheduled for 7:30 New Bostoe . White Boiling Onions , GRAPEFRUIT JUICE'^ 25c Cooked Salami, team single of S«8 and Team No. 8 E. Biaaell ...... 25 2474 ei^elock. r>,«ET WALK-FITTED FOR HEAD LETTUCE, .ea. 19c Crisp Spinach ^ Red and White lb* .**.•*•*.*. high triple ot 1,800. Tbe averages N. AngUo ..T:... 38 3840 Fancy—Large Slie N IBLET b r a n d c o r n , 2 cans 21c 19c follow: O. Bmnirta ; ...... 13 1386 eSHWe Frp*th Ketch Brook Farm Shrimp 17c riowfa. 111; McCuiry, 110; Mer­ ^ICEBERG LETTUCE NATIVE POTATOES CAMPBELL'S _ ^ Swansdown Cake' R<>d and White cer, 100; Frasier. 100: Stonr. lOt; E. lArsoa ...... 48 4078 EASTER Flour, Ige. pkg. .. Jm'JktQ M*n who drtss smartly Haugh, 1(W; 8. Nicliols, 106; R. ft Chicory' 29c peck Tnaty—Sweet 47c TOMATO JUICE 47-oz. con 19c J. Klein ...... 50 5345 New Potatoes / .3 lbs. 20c Lunchetm Meat uM apfresmt* ttma fma NiehUo, 104; McOormack. 104; W . Snow ...... 46 4170 Tb> Sezibility of CUCUM BER Rome Circle FOX, 103; Mathieeon, 103; OOL M. H aberes...... 80 8847 Pascal Celery Summer Squash 102; Richmond, 103; Harriaa# ■tofta fraa tiw ■iwrta Rinso, 2 large . ^ I? . Danadian Bacon, Tomatoes; M. Zwttto ...... M 4381 WTilte Celery' Golden California Onler Your Nikiye Fowl lb 3 2 c 101; Adams. 100; Gordon, 100; E. BoUnUqr...... 14 1448 pm Gh w om. Taka ScMoftl Ib. .. » • a • a a * I 29c 3 No: 2 cans..... Gala, 00; Lord, F. Burr, OB; BeMUpe CARROTS, bunch.. padu«e8 ...... T. C bn m h M ...... 81 8401 NOW abov*. It’s a vring-tip |g^ TOMATOES .... Texas Beets lb 3 5 c Macaroni or Kohler. 08; Perthm^ 98; RoMt, OS; E. OavoBo ...... 0 883 Rib Roast Roasting Pork, 3-4 ^ n d a. SHIRTS Towles 97; Wright, 07; Curran, 07; vve Step out Eaifer Mom hi a Green Peppers Parsnips— New Spring EASTER HAM Pard Dog Foo4, ^ C — Spaghetti (bulk), 4% |P ■ M t SUe BUUarda Fresh, Super Quality Fabrics in Sauurt New PatterBS aad Rkh, A. Tbompeon, 07; McLeam 07: Patrleco ...... IT 1888 smart, (aitiionable hat . . • .New Green Cabbage Fancy, Fresh Green Beans Pot Roast , • lb 3 5 c 3 ouis for ...... ifc ew C Molaody, 00; W . HBrnaa. 00; Early! lb. 20c 3 pounds ...... New, Spriuf Colors.. .Saaforized Sbruak aad Forai-Fit L. Vince ...... 41 4883 To Insure Maxisauuz Coaafort. Piercy, 06; Clark. 06; K. Wignm, M. Saveridt ...... 54 8085 dioose a becoming shape and 1 / 2 lb 2 9 c 04; Umball. 08; DlckKm. 02; CHb- Choose from • aelection of Calves Liver Peachea. Alliance. Lean, Fresh Red Wing M. Brosowoki . . . 41 4383 ahade from our wonderful se­ 2 No. 2Vi cans... Grape Juice. ooB 01; Oaleea. 00; Cram, 00 J. Brozowsld .... 44 4783 Fine Quality Hams, espe­ Shoulders, Ib. ... 18c Adam, Whitney and Shiiteraft Shirts McKfamoy. 00; AtUnoon. 88; Lar- J. Walked . . . ___ 38 3863 Bacon Sliced tt) 2 9 c 2_gint_6otlUw_^ lection o f fine hats. $ 0 9 5 cially priced for your East­ Spring I-eg of 25c rabee, 85; TBrUngtaa. 85; Chaiiey, er Dinner! * ■ My-T-Fine Deaserta,. 84; Blow. 84: Myera 88. Plump Tender Turkeys package ...... Lamb, lb* 25c Boneless Hams, H V > UBgle, R. Mereor. 158. Iba eaaaessa^ftaa $1 .5 0 — $1 .6 5 — $1 .9 5 S s h team ■h"#*#, Tsam 4, 588 BOSTQNL Cut llj. Fowl, 32c U. S. No. 1 Potatoed' e a c h ...... 49c High ttam 8 otriag. Taam 8.1888 lOp-Pound Confectioner’s Wembley and Cheney, N y l^ e a r Wrestling Depot Sq. Market J. BROGAN Fairfield Grocery Fresh Ground Sngar (xxxx)^ Stowait d. Veaaar* Bag $1.00 P a d a m h a t s Meats a»8 QreeeHea Com Meats — Oiaeertea Hambarg, Ib. .... Ib. ^ g ...... Um taoMWoHU^ ^Smt^ltTsamcSLr Bw. ' ***‘“^'' Fralts aa« VegetaMea Bartfard Road IW. a 19c t d u t N i g h t M Oopol Swmra • Radishes - Rare- $ 1 . 0 0 WnaeSL IM. 1 Spry or Criseo, Frcah Beets-Aapar- Fresh Spare Ribs, ormnTiES--Me. Ib. » a a • a 17c poaiidcan...... B j The Assedalei R E D E. WHITF Finrii' Yaund TurkoYt, 10-12 Ibo. gverciga lb. 29c GLENNEY’S KlNNEYf l h . A 2 c . I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANOHES^ CONN. FRIDAY, At*RIL 11, 1941 t M ■N* I ‘ ^ ' ■ ■ ■ ‘ 4'li' mA>^)uni!;;sTBK tsvisri.iwa noKAi^p. w A ^ v n E rn sn , CONN. FRTTJAT, AFRIlij 11,1941 RED RYDER Down-To Business Sense and Nonsense "FtLio

I f v m Q n to And people In pless<- Kaowtefigo ent mood we might remember that Though I enjoy my nev? fui* coat, A good mechanic never knows the mood of others at least half of I ponder with warm what tools he will need on hli next 4 the time reflects our own. How many UtUe hldea It Ukea Job. 8o he takes hia entln kit with To keep my own hide warm. him. Knowledge providee our metal A woman had been inoculated, tools. The wise man gets aa much preparatory to, going abroad. Next The question of the correct knowledge as he-can. ho that he and a good curve. **AH be may Busineea Services Offered IS Help Waittgd— Male Household Wanted to Rent day, to get over the iUjeffeots, 6h# plural of the word ’’Mongoose’’ may hhve the proper tools for any Lost and Found United States need Is experience, and I am going remained In her ropm. it happened waa aolved by a gentleman who occasion that may arise. WANTED—MAY OR June IsL 4 to find ouL” declared Manager POCKETBOOK. FURNACES CLEANED by vac­ WANTED—IS HIOR school boys BBIAUTIFUL FLOORS at a bar­ that an inJmate friend anrlved, wanted a pair at these Intcreatlng 'H-'BIAGK gain. Any room up to 16 sq. yds. or 5 room flsL good location, mod­ Frank Frisch. , and a small daughter Was aent and affectionate creatures. . trimming, vicinity of uum. Complete repair seivice for for work In nursery- Erlday and Plumber—Sorry I’m late, lady. Saturday, and all next week. Good covered with inlaid /Unoflor for em conveniences. Young couple, Gains in Land downstairs, to explain. "Mom'a ih He wrote to a dealer: “Sir, Hope you've j;ot on alt right. StreeL Finder please re- all makes of furnaces and boilers. no children. Reasonable rent. Martlnsvfllet Va — The lowly At Court H ere Lowest prices. All work guaran­ pay. C. L. Vsnderbropk A Son, ^20 8I7.5C, Includes linoleum paste bed.” she said. “In bed7’’ please aend me two mongoose.*’ Lady—Oh. perfecUy. While I ^ M North street Reward. Write Box L, Herald. ______Phils T You'll have to emile when "Yes, she was Intoxicated yes­ He did not like the looks of this, teed. t . P. Aitkin A Co. 248 No. Lydall street. Phone 4854. and labor. 82.50-32.00 a month. you say that about their Grape­ 4 ^ was waiting for you I taught the ..9i>4 snwjUHWM, Sfct.i ___ OF MONEY. Owiv Main streeL Manchester. Phone. Montgomery Ward, 824-828 Main, terday and has a had headache.’’ tore up the paper aad began again: children to swim. 3,352 Square Miles Dis­ fruit League record. They have So Far Ten Cases Up for ’’Sir, please send me two mon­ have by proper de«rlp- 679S. street. Tel. 5161. ______Farms find Land for Sale 71 won five of their last six games. paying for this adv. Trf. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 covered; Due to Inac­ Trial Tomorrow; Most­ Baebelor gooses." OUT OUR WAY BY J, R. WILLIAMS OUR BQARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR H( They have rattled off IS home This version did not satisfy him Snow Keeps Apples Freeh, LAWNS GRADED, roUed, seeded, FOR SALE—8 ACRE FARM, 8 runs. And they have been/ shut A man whj can have a girl on fertilised. Loam, lime, manure for FOR SALE^-NEW MILCH goats. POi^SALiBl—MAOIC CHEF gas curacies in Maps. ly Auto Cases. hia knees wlthcait having her on any better than the first, SO he Easter rabbits. Donald MlUsr, ranged-good condition. Tel.-.4949, room house, aU dty Improve­ out'only once—^by Charleston at X*M AN HONC4T MAN- X OO THAT THATS TH’ BUNK-^ YOU'RE THE OILV HiPPO UM-HAK-AWPF SPUTT-tT//- sale; driveways repaired, land­ .L hia banda. wrote: "Sir, please tend me a ,Weetbrook, Minn. (/Pi— Mrs. near.Bolton I^tch Pond. ments. Reasonable If aold at once. the Sally League, which used Roy mongoose; and, by the way, send Thea Ref sal and family-have been X MAVS NO GUILTV TOO—w e X PO IT TOO.'But THAT 8UNKEO MV CUCKOO ^ JUfiTT UNHAND ME A |iii[|Mnobiles for Sale 4 scape gardening, expert trim­ Wsshlngton. ApHl 11.—(ff) — Bruner, a PhlUy twlrler. A large docket will-be tried here Frank A. Denette, off Crystal me another.” eating 1940 apples fresh from their CONSCIENCE ! X HAVE MUSTA MAD IF MV SISTER COUftIN FARAOAV OUTA 90 BUCKS] AKV GOOD MAN VIE CAN « t ; ming. SUkowskl and Choman, for Machinery and Tools 52 Lake Road, Rockville. Unels Sxm ~woke up today to the in town court tomorrow morning; A boea of the circus asked the C SEDAN. IW» Ply- appointment Phone 7119. orchard. A pile of apples, left on POUGWT FOR MV COUNTRY [SOME pjRATEft WAS HERE, SHE'O FOR A MUD'FACTORV.'— WELL, DOWN AND DEBATE THIS DIS­ aedon. 1939 Oldsmobila Poultry and Supplies 4S fact that be had 8,352 square Richmond, Va —R eturn of Hank Overnight arrests, with cases doctor: the ground last fall, became cov­ g o o d u s e d c ASE tractor on pending since Wednesday’s coi Boea—^Whst la actually wrong Bensatlonal Society item from ANO AM vEfty p a t r io t ic , POACHERS, OR BE PICKIN’ OUT TH* LARD UEAOjOO 1 GET THEt AGREEMENT IN A 5TATCBMANUKB1 1937 Chevrolet town sedan, a s h e s , p a p e r s removed week­ miles of land be never knew about Dannlng as catcher seems to be ered with snow. The snow was,re­ ANO y»T I PINP MVSKLP BUY MILLER'S 'Well-bred' chicks rubber. Used Farpii^ls on rubber, Houses for Sale 72 session brings to ten the total th this patient T Raleigh, N, C. Newa and Observer: PICKPOCKETS BEST LOOKIN’ DOUGH BACK RIGHT NOW,OR OO 1 ' m a n n e r ,WITHDUT AEGOAT mUac aedan, 1936 Ford ly. Cbambere Trucking. Phone The oenaua discovered the addi­ Just what the doctor ordered for "Mrs. R—Mother of the bride­ moved recently and the friiit’was TRVIN’ TO PICK OUT and started Pullets for beat rt- used two row McCoi'mlck potato fa r Uated. Doctor—He has broken hia BACK IN OUR <3 UV, AN’ WE BOTH VIOLENCE O R S dole Motors—4184. 62M^______FOR SALE—I7e Wadsworth 8L, tional I xnd In making Uie first the New York Glints. The Cleve­ groom, was attired in a soft blue found Just ss tasty and fresh as ©-MEN IISj TWAT M OB- NIBLT YOU DOWN ] TO suits. Reds, HampsMres, Rocks (lanter. Dubfln TractorXompany, land Indians ran the bases wild Ited on Center atreet a< mortu. a n c e s t o r s HAP TH’ SAME l4tALIr-^1934 CHEVROLET j and Croases. Miller's Poultry Vflllmantlc. ______■ 6 room Colonial, large living baste remeaswrement of the U nlM a. Uk today, Patrick F. Cleary iss—W ell, that’s hard Unea, aa lace dress which fell to the floor.” when first picked. WHV IS THAT? ANCESTORS.'^ States since 1880. It was hidden while he was In the outfield, but in panel truck. Good condl- Florists—Nurseries 15 Farm, Coventry. Phone Manches­ room, flseplkce, master bedroom, the two games that be has been Inrglnla, was booked . waa the beat comedian I ever new tires. »8S. Apply 461 ter 8897. 2 other \aigt l^rooms, oil burn­ in the past mostly by Inaccuracies driving charge. He 9ra* ,d. X . in maps, although part of the in­ behind the plate they haven’t stol­ e itreet. Piumbing and Electrical er, garage. Reasonable. Owner en a single base and the Giants reported 'to have been visiting HOLD EVERYTHING EASTER KIXIWERS. Uilee, Hy­ transferm." crease resulted from the drying friends in tiAte section before his Today drangeas, Ak^leaa, DaffodUa, Cin- Fixtures 52-A have won both games—including a Articles for Sale 45 up of small lakes. arresL lay la ours; what have ws eraiias, Calceolarias, Genistas, Oouptiiig'Inland, water as well 2-0 shutout by Cart Hubbell and Estate . - . Insurance SAVE ON LIGHT FIXTURES. Walter Brown yesterday, Joseph H. L 6 ri^ Of WmimatltlC ' iearT Violets, yellow calls Lilies, Dish FOR SALE— CAMP TRAILER, Our dlrect-to-you sales keeps the Lota for SalS 78 as lai^ h^ever, the Bureap fig­ was stopped on East Center street Today la oura we have it here. '■5‘j gardens etc. Cut flowers, Roses, double bed, Thor Ironer, cover for ured the total area of the con­ prices down. All modem, well-de- HIOHLANP PARK SECTION, 2 at 6:30 p. m. yesteyday, charged Let us treat it kindly, that it may Csmstloha, Snapdragons, Daffo- Thor ironer, Ice box, stroller, used sl^ed, soundly built fixtures. tinental United states at 3,022,387 Boston—The Bees were due back with speeding. Slniilarly charged Wish, at least, with pa to stay. inney Br860. $8.75. L. T. Wood Company, Tel. 1,246 squate miles; Oalifornia, road at 6:15 p.'m. yesterday. cheater, Conn., have flied an appli­ Education approved the plan by Leo Richioff, of 533 Ann street, J \ je V AROUND m Uvo Oajrs...! 1 etal • eta 4496. cation dated Kth of HArch, ttll 1,151; wsisIsMppi, 1,058;- Maine, granting the students a half hoU- teative O a7*-.-L * otajll eta Musical Instruments 53 with the Liquor Control Comlnls Hartford, waa arrested at a Mngo A true friend ia the man, who 1,145. day. jenowa ail about you, and atlH likes THE CORNERS ...... ill otalll ou Moving—^Trucking- eloh for a Druaglata Retail Permit Principal loseiV in land area game in the Odd Fellows block ja erdera ter irresalar laMitloas Garden— F arm -D airy A GOOD USED SPINET ptano, for the sale of alcoholic liquor on were New Mexico,. 992 square last night rfter he had created a 'y o u . . r%s e b a is ^ St tba ea* tiM* tat*. Storage 20 only 8168, used Grand piano, ma­ the premlaea of 871 Main street. disturbance. He ‘was arrested for rates for leas term overir Products 50 Mancheeter. Conn. The buatneaa la miles and Minnesota^ 849 square BY EDGAR Mi rasM'ftlBlns Slvea upoa reaaest. hogany case, apartment else 8150. owned by Batata of lamed H. Quinn, miles. Plan to Form breach of the peace. ~ ordered betoro tbs third or T. WOOD CO.—Local and In- Terms Can be arranged. Used up­ of 873 Main atreet, Mancheeter, STORIES IN STAMPS will be eharsed oaljr ter traatate moving, trucking. Phons rights 810 lip cash. Piano, repair, Conn., and will be conducted by I aainbar et timta tba ad FOR SALE—COW manure, cheap. Walter B. Quint) of It Park street, Safety Group eharstns at tb* rata .earn* 4496. II Lewla street, Town. and storage shop, second floor. Manchester, Conn., as permitts*. — we aUopraac* or retaadaaaa 4ip Capitol Ave., Hartford. WALTER B. QUINN Moriartys Call oa als timd ads ■topped AUSTIN C«AMBBR8—Local and FOR SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN Dated ith of April, 1941,. anh «iw . Long DUtancs Movera. TeL 6260. H-4-11-41. lO r b l^ ; display . Ilaee aet potatoes. Any amount. H. MeIn- . . _ , Hartford, April 11.- t(F)— A First Practice 68 Hollister streeL tosh, 1633 Tolland Turnpike, Rooms Without Board 59 State Association of Highway Serais will aoc be rMpeaalble Buckland. Safety Committees will be formed tkaa oa* taeerreet tnaer- FOR RENT—BOOM on Maple By The. Associated Press April 17 at a meeting here, the Manager Felix McBvltt an­ a4r*rtl*«as*at erdereS Repairing 28 FOR SALE—PREMIER atrawDer- street, gentlemen preferred. Tele­ Navy Announces Martinsville, 'Va.—After their Highway Safety Commission said OBR llniB. ry planta, 83.50 per thousand, alaO phone ^ 0 9 . nounced today that iCoriarty taadvertaat esalssloa of la- 'Venez’jelan ' pitcher, Alejandro today. Brothers’ baseball wBikd will hold pablleatloa of adrertlslnc RIBPAIRINO. Auto tops, cur­ alralght tomato atakea, 81 00 per New Contracts CarraSqUel, walked a Phllly run­ Governor Hurley will address the MotlSed ealy by eaaeellatloa tains new and used team har- hundred. - 28 Foley stm t. Tele­ FOR RBINT-^NE SLNGLB apd Its first practice of the season one double room, gdnUemen only. ner acroas the plate with the win­ meeting. Members of town and at the W est Bide OviU tom orrow eSatg* atad* fer the servle* neasas all kinds of leather work. phone 6718. county highway safety groups, TeL 4740. Chad. Laldng, 90 Cam­ Inquire at 60 West Center atreet. ning run yesterday the Washing­ afternoon at two o’clooK to in­ ■•ata mast eoatorm bridge atreet. FOR SALE—LOAM. Frank Dama- Washington, April ll.—(F)—The ton Senators should have been set legislative leaders and commis­ viting all players in town to tty ... aad typogrraply wUb for a knockout blow. They weren’t sioners of various state depart­ a eatoToed by tb* aabllsb- to, 24 Homestead atreeL Tel. FOR RENT— LARGE heated Navy announced these contracts: out tor the team, McfiMtt declar­ . kkey reserve the risht to LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and 7091. room, private adult family, con­ very surprised, therefore, to get ments are expected to attend. ed that the Gas Housers ato plan­ ivla* or rejeet any copy eea- reconditioned. Liberal allowance tinuous hot water, reasonable. In- St. Louis Fire Door Co., ICveretL word from the BelmonL N. C., ning to play an extensive schedule ebleetleaabl*. on your old mower toward a new ulre 220 Center street. Phone Mass., hoistway doors, elevator 5, draft board that third baseman Babber Seids Holes this seastm and will need a large la BOORS—Ctassided a mmfcHtllB'i MMM ABT aBSt one. Snow Brothers, 386 Bum- Household Goods 51 S308. building 169, Boston Navy Yard, Buddy Lewis probably would be in­ squad of playsrs. ^ 11 o'clock BOOB SBtBt- mIL T el. 45S1-4506t to be completed in 30 days, 86,- ducted into the Army May 10. Modern highways use rubber as Moriart:^ will be entered in the FOB SALE—THREE COMPLETE filler between the Joints of a con­ local Twilight L^ague-and have al­ 443. crete road. The older method of Story o f Yeltowston* Tour Want Ads LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, rooms of good used funUture. Al­ Apartments^ Fiats, Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Dayton, O,—The Detroit Tlgera so entered the Tri-County League, cleaned, oiled, edjuated, 81-50. bert’s Furnlturs Co., Waterbury, Tenementa 63 picked up today where they left using asphalt gradually is growiog which is expected to be stronger Unb^evoble in 1811 are aeeepted ever tb* ule- Mass!, 24-bour dial aircraft clocks, obsolete because the asph^t does bTSlABaa RATB alrea Prom pt reliable work, phone 59S7 Conn. 890,000. off last fall—playing the world than ever before with a' least two TfTHEN John Colter returned to a eoaveaelae* to adver- any time for pick-up and de­ FOR RENT—TWO ROOM fur­ champion Ctnclnnati Reds. Buck I not recede into a hole after it has former State' L«ague teams tak­ th* CASH RATB8 Will livery eervlce. K. A. KarLwn. WANTED—SDC USED 9x12 Ax- The Windsor Co., Windsor, expanded, and forms a ridge on ing part in the competition. Mem­ “ SL Louis in 1811 with a story nished apartment, adults. Inquire Conn., turkish towels, 844,874. Newsom And AI Benton were aa FULL FATMBNT U mlnster rugs In good condition. 983 Main street. Apartment 6. slated to burl the first session of the rogd. . bers of the club who campaigned of s mirsculotts sacaps from hos­ JO baslaes* oSle* ea or be- WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Benson Ftwnlture, 713 Main St. Pratt and 'Whitney Dlv., NUes- aa the Bluefields-Legion last year tile Indians and discovery of aeveatb day Voilowtaa tb* Bement-Pond Co.. West Hartford, the three-game series that will •a at eaeb ad otherwise regulate your piano or player Call 8535. wind up the Hgers’ training. will be retained along with any region of spouting geysers, boiling « RATB ertU b« eoUeet. piano. Tel. Manchester 5002. Business Locations for Conn., vertical miller and profliei! newcomers able to make" thC mud volcanoes, people laughed at iSibUlty for error* la DON’T HBSITATB. Buy your bed machine^ 89,200. ^ Hutchinson, Kas.—Connie Mack * Rent 64 ia giving a lot of thought to the grade. , ^ him. Not until the lS70s, when ■ trill M asauned aad NOW. BEFORE YOU need It. Is room suit now. Solid maple, wal­ -M. Except as noted, delivery dates In Large Sizes a government expedition explored csBBOt be taaCaa- the time to have that mower put were not disclosed. Philadelphia Athletics’ pitchers tor nut or mahogany. 3 plecea aa low FOR RENT—ROOM 16x20 suit­ the season’s opener^ againM the Yellowstone, was the truth of In mnditloo for the oomtng sea- as 866-95. Free 819.50 Innerspring able for workshop or storage. Hometa ^^rlimipb. Colter’s story proved. The of ChiimitcatioBB aon. Braltbwalts 52 Pearl atreeL mattress or colt spring included Warrior imndgnuits New York Yankees. Chublq; Charles E. ThrMher, Buckland. Dean waa his first choice, but was crested a National Park In with every outfit. Benson Furni­ Telephone 6066. Tbs Hornets from tbs Nathan 1872. it# •••«ae*«eeeeee6sea' ture, 718 Main atreeL North Carolina’s first Scotch Dean’s showing 'against the Pi- j Hale school defeated toe Barnard • pease er'aeeoeeeeaeea ratea has dampened his chances. Largest and bast known of U. immigrants witre 1000 warriors I seventh grade champs, the Oom- . . . . e 0 e eM teeS eaaeaaeaa GOOD USED BUYSI —1 6 cu. Johnny .Babich, nemeais of the S. National Parks, Yellowstone Tkanfca •seeeeeeeeeaa FOR RENT—OFFICE iN Tinker defeated at the battle of Cullodon, battors, 25 to 15, In a game that located in northwest Wyoming, aaeaeeeeeeaea- WANTED—STOCK MAN for local fL frigldalre, porcelain finish. Yanks in 1940, is nursing a sore rlaat . . . Block. Inquire Glenney’s, who obtained royal pardon on con­ decided toe championship of toe extends into Mortana and Utah, Foaad eeaeeeaaae6e«« store. Starting waga |15 per Priesd right. I very clean Thor arm. But he says he "feels better seventh grade Saturday morning maeta dition tbey leave the realm. Be­ every day, particularly when the includes an area of 3348 aqliare eeaee week. Good opportunity for ad- washer with pump. 1, floor model tween 1745 and 1749, they brought I league. vancemenL for ambitious young deluxe gas range—bargain. I all Houses for Rent 65 weather la boL” . miles, it is a volcanic plateau, their families to the Cape Fear The play of Francis McCarthy, containa 100 geyserS and 4000 hot Moa fer Sale man. Write Box P, Herald, giving 'electric range. Fully equipped, River valley " and were followed I Ruffin! and Thompson was out­ rbUos for Bxebaiist* . . . . references. FOR RENT—GREEN section, at­ Cblcagor-The Cuba aad White springs. New Zealand and Ice­ Sweaeanriee—Tiros ...... only 869.95. Brand new. See Ban- by 20,000 others later. standing while Rlker, Brown; aon Furniture, 718 Main atreet. tractive 8 room house, 2 baths, Sox paraded before tbeii’ home 1 land are the only other places in jisaairtac—Falatlna .... Rivosa played best for the losers. the world where geysers are B n e o ls ...... e e e • • a a) f-A extra lavatory, O. E. furnace, **Twlna Insuipnoe” town constituents today for the *~i1p bv Trnok ... TOR SALE—CRAWFORD Elec- fireplace, 2 car garage. Can be first time. Claude Paaseau and lixAy'i I Box score: found. ir Ulr* Hornets. tric range with deep well cooker, seen by appointment only. R. T. Certain New fork stores have Bill Dietrich, who are expected to Most famous of Yellowstone’s S Sarvico—iteraiaa M excellent conUiUon. Telephone McCann Agency, OJ Center pitch the league openers for their IP B F T ‘ geysers .is Old Faithful, pictured ralae— BIcyclaa . . . 11 A "twina insurance” . apheme, I 0 O. Thompson, If 8 0 6 I Autoa—Molorerelaa ... it 8609 or call 76 Phelpa Road. AtreeL Phone 7700. whereby parents order a complete respective clubs, drew the mound' on the U, S. 5-csnt atamp above, ■•a rwteeeknuil Sarvleaa assignmcaits for today's exhlbl-1 0 J. Rufflni, rf ...... 2 of the National Parka amiss. Old Sorvleea OiferoS . . . . . It FOR SALE MONEY TALKS HERB. Oet qur outfit for one baby and peettre du­ 18 F. McCarthy, c ....5 tlon. Faithful erupto regularly at 85- Sarvleaa Offeree . . . . I I cash discounts on PhUco and 66 plicate articles free of charge if 8 R. K ing.'lg ...... 1 14 S-FaOtJIy near Center SL Suburban for Rent minute intervala. ntraetlBS ...... Leonard refrigerators. 8 year twins arrive. One atore supplied 1 J. McOture, I g ----- 1 Karaorlta ...... U 76 layettes under tfajs arruige- Baltimore—The minds of toe ] Dlteotora *<• ncetne about $900 per year, terms plus double trade-in- allow- |0 F . Leo, rg ...... 0 FOR RENT— 13 ACRES poU to ment in a alogle year. Boston Bax weirs probably not' Flvmblna—Roeftna 1^' ’ rice ...... $7800 ancea for lea boxes See Benaon alto^tbsr oo haaebaO today' ‘88 ‘ 14 Furniture, 718 Main atreet. land. Chas. Tuttle, Wapplng. 12 1 25 TOONERVILLE I^LKS .Oroeamaklnc ...... IS 2-Family, Benton St. Iiu Man has done more in the last B Read Herald Advs. 5,000,000 years. hia left toumb suffered to tbs 10 X. Rlker, If 0 1 1 0 Mullen. If ...... I 0, 2 ...’. ...a ...... II come $960, per yeai*. Price gamV Telephone 8777. une with Ctoetonatl.' yeigfrday. tra in s—gleaning I4 .jlqetton of Jack Wilson to stait Ite 2 B. Brown, c —1 .... .Jo eat Berrice ..... II II $8750 T t i k HOI8E OF c lp d o bedding sgidaat tbs OHoIm today was a { [4 J. Rsviso, Ig ...... 2 2 6 'Bqtlaeu Servloe 10 Oates, rg 0 2 Six-Room Bungalow, Holly-; offers 85.00 lii trauAfor your old t o he may go opatlni; day agalnat eaS Claaaea 17 mattresa on any Innersprlhg mat- Crocheted Luncheon Set Waahtogton. |2 Cafro, rg ...... 0 1 1 lastruetlona peeeeaaea* II wo<^. Ready for occupancy. treaa 819.50 to 839.50. 810. trade- ...... 4 9 5 5 15 Orematte ebeeeeeaee 19 $5500 in on our DeLuxe 889.50 mattresa Brooklyn—The Dodgers add iBatractlona H Buy yourself acme rest now at New York Ysnkets blew Into Score at half, 12-10, Hornets. iriiiaMrIal Five-Room Bungalow, Mid­ Benaon Furnltuit, 718 Main St. Brooklyn today for a tores-game Referee, J;- Klelnschmldt. lackar-Mortaasret ... 11 dle Turnpike E a st. . .$4800 ssrtea with toe Dodgers bqptog to 1 KleinschmldL Opportunltlea ...... II WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN ea Loan II aktsnd an Il-gants winning strsak. ■ele aaS MtaatUaa Single Six-Room. Blueflelds BLINDS, tow prices, IniriallKtion but eager to end a string at Oaks Nip Wotvea Wneted-^Female ...... I| AddiUon Section... .$5600 fret. Call for special pricee and tojuries, Peswes Reese hurt his RTaateil' —Ifale 14 samples. Capitql W(ndpw Shade ___ WnaieS ....4 e -A haal to Baltlmors Wednesday and "fitoaco" Warren’s last mlnutsjtot W a«te4—Male or Female 47 Building Lots in ail sections OOh 46 Capen street,' Hartford. Pete Ratofr wrenohtd hia baqk rt I'shot gave the Royal Oaks victory.’ Wanied ...... (..tt'A of the Town from $200. In Open evtolcg^. WUmtogton, Dele - yeata«toy- 5 2 I ovar tb e W olves In. a hard, w ell- Wanted—Female . . . II M i p la ;^ ' game 58-51. Q. BVurrell, and na Wanted—Hale .... It Bolton, acreage on> Main waa to Brooklyn a year ago tort j ent Agenclce ...... 44 H ighway... .$100 per aciw Joe DiMaggloktnt J^maslf. Boaeo Warren led the faft-stepping 'IJee aeeete—Fete—Fenitrr— Oaks,, While Perry Haugh and A . - Vebidea 1500 feet, of frontage on Dayton, a —Easter jih op f»a g \ Bueelno played best fo r tbs ‘Slrde—Feta ••••.•■«.... 41 Wolves. Box score: — Vchiei4a ...... 41 Hilliard St. Improved road. FOR SALE appareothr msd# tb$ CSuctiiBBti I anS Suppllaa ...... 41 Reds’ prsiisaioa ladlss Royal Oaks —Pate—Poultry—Stock 44 Sewer in. Right for small 5-ROOM CXyTTAOB — is toe ptrinaat yesterday a Bop- B. teaa Sale—MleeelUieeene housing developmenL Will C oostry. All OMdern. Largs V. TaggarL rf .. 5 , F or Sale ...... - 41 l.n o fova^ tbs downtown ba^ , lot OanMr hss M t town. PriM codbtars to watoh tbs Rsdsj D. Warren, if .. 7 ’ Acceeeorit* 44 sell whole or by hit. Bar­ for quMi as la Materlala ...... 4l beat the Boston Red Soa. O. Farrell, c .... 8 —Watcheo—Jtwelry 41 gain. E. Weiss, tg ... 1 1 Appliaaeea—Radio.. 49 $ 4 ,0 0 0 W. McOcown, Ig 8 __i Feed 49—A Small Four-Room Bunga- Smsn smoint down—-rest ss Rtcfaraend. Va.—Manager Hogsrj » —Farm—Dslry Prodpete K low> Bolton Lake. Privi­ renL Peririnpaugh expected to ____w ttoqe This smart ’*woar-sv«ywHsrs' Oooda 41 to rest abortatop Lou^BeudrsM to- 18 24 5-9 58 and Tuola ...... 41 leges. Water and Electri­ Wolves atrumenta It STUART J. WASLEY P . B. and Store Bqolpment 44 city available .,,....$ 1 7 0 0 at tba Storaa ...... 44 Real Estate asd laearsaee 2 P. Haugb, If ....6 t Apparel—Pure ... 47 Five-Room I.ake Front Cot 755 Blala SL TeL M48 or TIU 1 R. Oaudino, rf . .4 —To Boy .... tage, Bolton. Near Main T. Gorman, e l. •ea ■ “ A. Buoctno. c .. 5 ■nataatania R ^ . Fireplace. Bath­ ^ ’s r f R . ISS‘i R “ !£Si£SSS|S itbout Board ...... 49 HampUm. ]g •• 6. ____ tSTented ...... i ....4 9 -A room. Price ...... $2500 Oroman. rc .... 8 istsir Beard—Roeorta ...... *• Thlaa.

_ , •■ _ V "vA^'-"'" ^ . ■•' .'FRIDAY, APRIL'11. IM I’ . K ilfottr^vtnr Ettraftig Vrtaia X There wlU be a maae at nine Oar* operateit by Oeorge C. Maude# T. Moriarty of Moriarty Pauper of— 196 Oeklepd atreet end Brothere, 'haa ao far recovered O’clock toidorrow momlnf et ^t. from hie recent lUneee that he ia J<^'B church on Golwey nlreet. H arri s. Kltchtng of 131 Holliater atreet MlHded aVEeat Center and again back at work. Mr. Moriarty alao on Monday momln* at the ia the auto mechanic of the com­ aame hour, end Kaster ^ d a y at Summit etroeta ^terday after­ throucli noon an Kitdhins was crpM i^ pany. ___ Accessories «;00. S:S^.3nd 10:30. / , crowtMd with B ^t center into.Summit atreet. PUMg* W«* *The Sunday achool o*. the Zion \ ... •_ :«Muter ruio, aad Ae la hla cu ato m ^ ’the ^ t e r LAitheran church on Cooper atreet ■ ‘ ^^luart Neill of ESdon Neville of 'Kaat Center C o ^ Miit In from ...pal church will atreet and MlUon Boyle, of Pine will preaent the pageant, “My n WM aUt«d. adi r HoM Oomnuihion to atreet,' left lAat night for Ottawa, Savior Lives," at the chlldren’a Your Easter Suit re ill or abntin. Monday Ontario, where they will apertd, the Elaater service to be held at 7:00 p. Easter Toiletries bMdqunrtem of the Baater hOUdkya. m. Kaater Sunday. \ ■ a o d ^ In .the Brlt- and Tuf f. by appointment. Rubinstein’s G a y ^ ^ g h t Blouses clubhouee, ■ will be Apple BloMom Coloffne ,... .11.00 BarMson—Sdmathing new In blouaea! T tif ileT end Wed* Barblzon'a fadUIeaa tailoring and mata- w « ^ for aewifif. Rubinstein’s riala—long and abort sleeve models In wtinw open from ‘’Heaven Sent” Cologne...... $1.00 ptnk and 'WhIte. Sizes 30 to 49. o'clock oAtlnme deye Ayer’s Tulip Time Cologne.. .11,50 only. Thttndey, the txeer et Center church “Heaven Sent” Bath Powder, $1.25 $1.98 and $198 ^ workrooma will be aey, and open Friday ae You’ll Make A “Apple Blossom” . Bath Powder .... • f, *.»>••• 51.00 \ “Apple Blossom” Talcum .... . 50c Hollyvogue Blouses i Rubinstein’s A mannishly tailored blouse UQUORS of rayon crepe with long or The “Key to Beauty” ...... 51-00 short sleeves — yellow and AND WINES Sutton’s Bobble B a th ...... 59c white. Sutton’s Bath Powder...... 59c 51.98 Sutton’s Cologne *««•.••.....59c Yardley’s Cologne ...... 51.00 TailorA and dreasy blouses In regular and extra sizea. White, pink, blue, yellow. X 51.19 to 52.98

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