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As Ploesti Is Hit /I Rail Yards Oioked With Tank Cars Main Tar­ Judge Raps get; Many‘ Fires and Twin Beds French Coast Gflvalry and Light Tanka Explosions Caused; Trails Told y Drive on Port from German Communica­ As ^Unholy ^ Again Target T^sk Fa^ed Three Directions; Push tions Are Attackedi Toward Last Remain* S€ty$ Introdhciihn Has ing Escape /Routfe for Allied Headquarters, Na­ ForBombers / n D ay ples, April 6.—(/P)— Ameri­ Resulted in More Di­ Defenders! ; ‘VioleiH.. can heavy bombers and their vorces Than Any Other fighter escorts shot down No Aircraft I-New York Governor^ The raid represented « round- continued then intensive' cam- of a good old fashioned marital is tremendous Security conscious­ and Rumanians succeed in reach­ trip flight of at least 1,000 miles, ness among them when they are ing Ovldopol, they musL sUU paign against German communi- bed,” and suggested legislation Widespi?Bad Stoppugcii. Big Surprise but despite the length of the jour- Wasliiiigton, April 6.— (iT*) mkke the hazardous trip by ferry caUons in Italy. It was .announc­ against twin beds. ney all but one of the bTg bomberT^**^**^ ed that all rail linet, from north­ London, April 6— (/P) Fuel — Presidential nomination rMumed, the Air Ministry said. to Akkennan and thence by a ' without strings floated en-1 wrindUig single-track railway to ern Italy to thi' front area again Minister Gwilym Lloyd George Coiiceiles No Chance to Mines also were laid In enemy Rumaniik have been cut and that the Ger­ told the House of Commo.ns today ticingly close before GpV.j waters during the night. Eaker Reveals Win 1944 Republican The Germans’ Frankfurt radio Assam Front Malinovkky’s cavalry and tanka mans have been unable to move in . emphatfcahy-worded state-,- hofliHS “ Dewey of f^ew! ^through trains hnee March 28. an 'I E, warned'today that “enemy bomb­ had cut off the main escape routs to Rumania by capturing Raxdel- Air Marshal Sir John C. Slessor, ment that “strike action in time York today as Wendefi L. | Nomination After De­ ers are flying toward . southeast naya, 38 miles itortbweat of Odes- . deputy oommander-in-chief of the Allied Troops of war cannot’ be justified” and V^illkie quit the Republican Germany," possibly foretelling a , Still Feeling feat in Wisconsin. qa, and then preksing southwest- Mediterranean Allied Air Forces, simultaneous government movps, penetration of the Reich by Italy- race after losing a long-shot ward to take Strasabiirg, which discussing the importance of the Indicated Britain was fashioning based bombers of the American gamble for Wisconsin dele­ Omaha, April 6—bP).— Wendell commands a side road from Odessa air campaign in the -Balkans, said Bomb yictims “ a big stick" to end widespread 16th Air Force. Japs’ Drive stoppages in the mining and ship­ gates. Dewey, who reached for L. Willkie, the Republican party’s to Tiraspol on the lower Dneiater the PloesU oil fields were vital the prise at Philadelphia in 1940 \ Two-Way Strike building industries. • , / ^ , 1940 standard bearer and an in­ river. to the Germans “on anything like As the D. S. Army lent a hanuIe. otiyers thought the pres- Was surrounUed by thosfe on the Byr^-Farley Impure language manlfestlj tend- Some of the bombs which miss­ munique said, and was accom- ed the target at Cassino fell wide simeXfor a/statement to the effect platform, including Mrs. Willkie, -Ing to corrupt morals of youth,’’ , that he /Would take a proffered as he finished his valedictory say­ I plished witbo..,t loss to the. Com- and De Voto, with buying'"Inde­ of their mark'because of a “me­ Tifjiet Urged mando squadron. . • Official Prohe chanical'. failure,” the general Killed ill Blast nomination might become too ing, “Thank you. very much.” I cent” literature with the purpose As Willkie. smiling, shook Heavy bombers hit Japanese of clrc'ulstlng it. said, investigation showing that great to'withstand, intimates of ♦ • • _. “ the bombs had become dislodged the governoi said he had made up headquarters and a transit camp at Nagorn SaWarn in a night at- 6oth Coffee and Vivien from their racks and when the Five Otber^/ Missing his /nind that if he is to be the (Continued on Page Four) Bailey Doiihts,Roosevelt E.xpec-tN Sub .\ttacks standard bearer he does not want Wili Seek\4th Term; .'\t United States Naval Base, Kellems Demtind Ac­ (ConUnned on Page Eight) Presumed / Dead at to owe his selection to any in­ Treasury Balance (Continued on Page Four) Rermiida, .Vpril 6—(/Pi— Secretary Ammunition Depot. dividual ' oi; single element in the Sees Democrats Victors Knox said today a mass attack by tion on Charge Mmde. party, or to h^ ■» .any other Washington, April^ 6^(^5— The German I’-liouts may come “ scM»n" ------/■ against .Allied shipping. .The Naval strings attached. position of the Treasury April 4: Washington, Aprll\,6.—(JP)—Ex­ Washington, April 6— (JP)—De­ ✓ Bulletin! Seek Formula secretary spoke at a celebration Dionnes H ive . With a minimum o f 132 con- Receipts. $156,019,987,63; ex­ pressing . doubt tha! President mands for official action came penditures, $535,157,910.01; liet olr the third anniversary of the; Hastings, Neb., Api^l Roosevelt would' seek\ a fourth- establishment of the- Naval base . from both principals today in the (Continued >■ Page Two) iTalance. $15,50830%264.42. — An estimated hundred thou- term, senator Bailey (D., >N. C.i, oh this British island.' He said that verbal duel between Representa­ Set of Rivals ‘. sand of high explo­ To Gain Seats tive Cmfee (D „ Wash.) and Miss today proposed . a . Byrd-Fariey Gcrnuiny now' ■Is eoneeirtrattng sives — depth charges and ticket for the Democrats. | ' Vivien Kettama, Westport, Qonn., minrs-r-u ent up in a terrific - upon building submarine* “to the war plant exeoutive-Who was ac­ Said Bailey:. ^ A n l i virtual e.xctuslon of all othrr kin is Doctor Sees No Reason ' blast at the Hastings Naval “I-seriously question whether ^****' Fascist Leaders cused . by Coffee of having corre­ iunmunition depot today-that Twq Thirds of Women of vessels.” ' • . sponded with a “Nasi agent” in President Roosevelt will seek s Want Hand in Pro­ ’ • • • To Doubt Quintuplets . shook the entire countrysifle . fourth term. .1 think most of the Argentina and making “seditious" for miles areund, and claimed Reports Changed In Office ' speeches. Born ill Buenos Aires. delegates probably will be for posed Coalition Rule. Cincinnati, .April 6. — (jPI — -A eight civiliaa depot 'employes Wilt Try to Keep gJobs him. but I question whether he Mias . Kellems declared in an in­ . ' as vfcMms—three killed out-- pretty young laboratory teclink'ian terview here that her personal right qad live missing “pre­ will run." Naples,. April 6 (/Pi— Leaders testified today tlial reports on ten­ mail had been tampered with, that Buenoa Aires, April L — (ify— . He- suggested Senator Byrd (D., sile strength failure In aliiininum today to sumed to be dead.” m Coffee roust know who was re|pon- The Dionnes appeared JVest Pa)m Beach, .Fla., April ♦- of ’equal pay’ will ceftainly I Va.), and James A. Farley, former of six anti-Fiisci.st poliUcal' par­ bars being tested for, use In air­ aible, and implied that as a “wom­ have an authentic set' o f rivals for 6.— Abolit two thirds of the ; heeded by American industry.’’ Democratic national chairman, ties sought a formula today for plane engine c.vlinder-heads were, quintuplets honors. Hastings, Neb., April 6.—fiPIrt Cowdric'k said that despite an of action” she could, press-for women war workers will try to j “would make a fine ticket and the their entrance into a poaliflon gov­ “ rased and changed In the offic* prosecutions. Dr. Jose Alejandro Berutl in­ An explosion, at the Hastings “understqndable obstacles” to wo­ DemocFitS'coTSd win with them." of an official of the Wright Aero­ formed the Argentine Medical As­ NaVal depot early today that oc­ rema.ln in industry when peace re­ men in peace-time industry, more ernment proposed by the com­ , Commenting on her statement, Not Dtqtting .\nybody munists to .strengthen Premier nautical Corp. Tile witness In the sociation thkt after a careful In­ curred in'a railroad box car and turns, the- National Association of women will be employed in the In annpun^g his support of duilag which she accused Coffee Marshal Badoglio’s hand for a fourth day of a csourt martial of vestigation he saw no reason „to followed by another blast in a shed Manufacturers was told today. future than ever befpre. Byrd In an interview, he added, of uttering “lies" and called him greater Italian war effort against I three- Army Air Force offlocm sc- ■a “sneaking coward" who “Ought doubt .that Senora' Franco Dfii- filled with mines and depth,charges Edward S. Ck>wdrick, New York ' “ Understandable Obstacle*" “I’m not drafting anytady—I’m , rased of neglect of dut.v and con­ ta be In prison," the Democratic gentl of Buenoa Aires bore quin­ killed three persona and five others city industrial relations consul­ He listed- these "understandable nominating somebody.” t,he derm nns. The way was cleared In part spiracy In aircraft rnglne Inspfc- legislator said: tuplets last July 16—two boys and missing are “presumed to be dead." tant, declared in an address to ' obstacles:’’ At the same time Senator Git- Hon was Mrs. Jeanne Miller, SbovM Be Inquiry three gfcls. Capt.. D. F. Patterson, command­ the NAM’S meeting here that | Returning service, men , entitled lelte (D., Iowa), predicted Iowa's last night by the announcement s • • ‘T reiterate . . . there ^ould be Skepticism Unwarranted ing officer at the depot, said; < those .who found jobs could look to jobs under Selective Service 20 delegates to the Democratic that King Vittorio Emanuele was More Curbs On Coal Seen an Inquiry by the appropriate au­ I, Dr. Berutl, head of the obstetri­ ^ r e e employes who were in the forward to equal pay for equal rules will crowd them out. ready to retire without abdicating Washlngtoh, April Sec­ thorities, on.the basis o f the state­ cal deMttment of the Unlversitv concrete - “ cooling" shed survived work, i; thei, . production was As newcqmers, they have short (00«ttnu*d o« Pige Eight) the throne—and designate his spn. retary Ickes said, today that he had ment I .made to the House." of. BuMos Aires School of Medi­ the blast, but their, condition is reslly up to the standard for men. seniority and will be the first to Crown Prince Umberto, os his little hope that aay coal miners He referred to a speech in Which cine and first recognised medical critical. Good Operators; Poor Mechaalcs be laid off in many cases. deputy. ' ■ under 26 will be deferred fm a the he said Miss Kellems had publicly authority to report on the case, In addition-.35 people sustained “ Some bf . the plant managers If jobs beebme scarce, public * Umberto. Prince of Piedmont, draft and forerast that It wiH urged business men to refuse to said that skepticlam which greeted injuries described as minor. Dam­ here reveal case histories in whifh opinion will work in favor of men (xmflrmed th,o king's readiness to mean more, restrictions on the us* pay income taxes, and had‘carrled first newspaper announcement of age was estimated at $.50,000, women are excelleht • machine with families to support. < , surrender his powers in sn inter­ of coal next winter. ' At his new* the births apparently was unwar­ Captain Patterson said. All the on a correspondence with Count operators, but poor mechanics,” On the other hand, Oowdick as­ view with The Associated Press. conference, the Solid Fuels admin- ranted by the data fan had uncov­ deM and injured were civilian Frederick Karl von Zedlitz, whom he said. , serted, these factors will favor Ready to RettrS' Utrator gave the coal manpower ho described as a “Hast fifth-col­ ered. . depot employes living near here. "The king i$ old and ready to picture ae follows: There a^#^. n m three killed were Norris “Their production may be the women.' umn spy.” The skepticism aross when no Many have ddns outstanding retire ” Umberto aaid. “ H* has 86,000 coal mine emphiyes ------trace, of quintup'ets could be found Frey. Chester Curtis and Lyba same, but they have benefltted by Calling on the Justice depart­ men setting and repaiMng ma­ jobs and tmplcyers want to keep badatuUUfo.” 20 hocordlag to the latest m u n i. ' ment to “put an end to'this incred­ in official birth records. The par­ Mitchell. Missing are Mary Mc- chines, a-job for which they may them. ‘ .Whether the Idng would make If Bone get occepattoaal ible conspiracy," Coffee at that ents explmined then that thsy had Quald, Vera Connant, Laveme lack strength to heavy industry. Their high salary seal* creatos the mov* before Allied occupation ita, 20,000 * f Hiew wM time said Mias Kellems had been tried to keep the event aeorat be- Tompkins, Lois Adams and Keith I ducted (the ethers iwtog 4-F ^ Mathenaain! Three critically hurt “In such circumstances, the em­ bujring power and helps fight de­ of Rome remained to b* aeen. in “close touch" with von Zedlitx cauae ot the fear of publicity. Outright abdication of Vittorio deferred fer ibIsm .IIbbssbs m for over two . years, "discussing red were George »-Armstrong, Mable ployer doesn’t feel the work is pressions. equal—and actually it Isn’t. But ^ Experience in war job# has soesl. ’This weald «eaa a Mlllil w m . N.

PAGE TURl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALX MANCHESTER, CONI!!-' THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1944 —(t MANUHE 5 TEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, LUNN., THURSDAT.^^KIL 8 , l ? 4 4 ,GB TWO \ ' ' ' ______' \ ., — '■ Sk^vrfss,. whfise chain of theaters Saturday at and Rundayl and which Judge Carroll C. Hincks calls "the old h'ymn book,” was numbers about 80, said. RkD-ITeHY-SCAOr' ■gon and Maryland, where Willkle's morning at : ... RabW Berthed / Feiidei^ Urge Lists Services •pbak diuflng the Plaintiff May brought again yesterday m the was the-only name entered. Dowpi More Than Horton Heads Woythaler \ In his discussion of'theater com­ Wani^ames Willkie A lioii HaB ■ervlce'On the Pr^ect eorpAratlon continiasd i petition and clearances, the mox-is Boltou. Suit Settled • Hia name also ik bn the Nebras^- 9 Sunday ECZEMA ition Chiefs Subject Freedom RlHfe. ’ Tly efforts to prove that It was hoiHte magnate.-w'as q^ioted as cit­ First mppUeatiomof woodartallysBalli* ka', preferentta) primary ballot for 40 EiieiiiY Planes Official Prol>€ For Passover Rest Its ^ s e tim of a cotisplracy by elghi For^egistry Arch Masons Choir r. E. Eppihger at the ing this cxaniple: ing. mMieated li'raid Zamo (a Dectse’i A ipeclal union communion can­ \Q u t of. Court next "yiiesday, along with that o f render the \ musical distributors and other defeifc^ts, formula) rsJIsvs torture. Alas aids tn aStasseh,' but the fesults are not ict, Possibility U including ths Skouras cqvpattMqnr ' “ If the RKO theater ip Whits dvenPai*ty dlelight aervice will be held at the As Ploesli Is Hit (Continued (to n Pag* One) se rv ^ . Norman FendeH^^ an^ Plains (N. Y.) could play day and hsallBg! 86 yra. aue; binding on toe IS, Republican dele^ Temple Beth Sholom to er Baum 'b'lll read the'PcJ'ip’- To Rend More Excerpts whrtsby it Was unableobtsdti. ^ Z E M O Bolton Congregational church thia gates to b«; elected the same day. Correct Ro»tiRr'''of Men Delta Qiapter Elects Its first run pictures for/fto'Picl^ck date with the Roxy theater on with him her political thoughts 1 lesson for the Holiday; Broadws'y;" It, would; ‘ but Roxy evening at \ o’clock fdr Maundy $10,000 Action Against While some ■ of liis Republican (Continued i rnin'Page One) and personal affairs." (jnefltion of 5Thich Can­ as stoto chair.nsn said it was Observe Festival Slarl- F r o m Deposition theater in (|reenw> -—---- ; ■ expressed public regretX that he Liberators, which were the first publiui^ Will Supp^ Memories of freedom w<9j tier ' nNcw Haven, April 8—\!P)—The was quoted In the deposition as Choirs will furnish the music w i^ had quit. to go over Plbesti yesterday, en­ Has the nktne of your *'son in this country in 1935 and had Delta Cfliapter, Royal Arch j that there should be no changes in her uncle playfully grab at the be believed it- good policy We measure. fnaJee, install / A suit for ftO.tfOO damages corresponded with him until re­ StilLl^nclear. years of slavery in will plaintiff may' rest its case today in Spying beenJ eddiUonal features provided by / Governor Brickfcr, surprised at countered intense flak and more daughter in federal service been Masons, electeo olHccrs at its an­ toe leadership.” money as she made up payrolls, for thitotera to try to obtain clear- Men,Women! No Pep? natibnally known ahkdea. All Hyatt Sutllffe, Whi ■ ^ members of the Congregational brought b.V Samuel Stavenaw the anhouiicemcnt said Willkie Ihkn 12.5 German pianes. The cently, ' but she declared he was The group also endorsed Mrs. bring hope to Jews t hout the Nancy 'I5ittman just shrugged the ,I*refect Theaters Corporation’s skipped in the listing of names "nyt a member of the Nazi party.” nual meeting in the l^awnic Tem­ ance/over other theaters in the colora,'ton, complete, satisfying ____ .nMaager of the local War choir. Everyone is invlteiJ to at­ had created interest "b y freely Fortresses aWiying later met ^ lice Russ' Cochran Of Shelton for saddeped world as obherve when a hand reached over her $.5,4,50,'tt06 damage suit In Federal sajde competitive zone. servlfce. Bring in old rollers for against the Town of Manchester She''^id he waa the BuSnos Aires ple last evening, ak .foUowe: The Associate Press Worn Out, Eidiaaot^' M c e ihd Rationing B o a r d ^ n d tend. . . , and^courageoualy discussing ' hls fewer (3ermans> - of Manchester’S' service people? from shoulder and scooped up some court, Although Attorney Saul extra sarihg — or PHONE 4158. Lenten aervices will be held at ami Sherwood 6. Bowers set­ reprehentativa of a Geirnan Met­ the holiday * of Paksover gr(!enbacks at the dress concern Roger’s said he-had more excerpts Forced lo Show Pictures I,ater who anteik Array aerrice o" conception of toe issuea that are As the big bombers left the In . prepsratlon for toe assem­ Most Excelient High Priest, Want New Yitality at 21 tfl 607 the Qiiarryc’ill® Methodist church tled yesterday out of court In the facing ua in this very aerioua ait- als c o i^ m . Mias KeUeifiis la presi­ ''lor .U. the -- Republican-----Kf.------presidential------^ jj.trtct’s Other April 8 to April 1 where she works. Suddenly, hhe t(i rr.aii from a 100,000-word depj The basis of the Prefset corpo­ day. April 22, was given a fliers said, the raUyarda were In bling of s corrected roster of WlUard J. HoHon; King, Irving Do you kiMnv ti^r I'ou ImI 4Fh*i4t«d, worffinmi. KEITH’S B kUus evening at 8 and also on Fri- an)Ount o f 12.50. T h^ agreement uation." The Ohioan added that he dent of k/compariy manufacturing ix! Passover, whjdh commemorates realized the hand was not that of sition given by George SkoUra^of ration’s complaint is that It was well party by W H ? flames and tank cars exploding. M. Wickham: Scribe, Clarence W. nomination ''would get the Con­ a ^ n a l invention delegate in low m viiaittr? TboiiMnd« b—n »ur" in s Main fitreet, Manchester % . « y evening at 8. vyks reached betweem'Judge \t{. S. intended -to ’’continue my beat ef­ all names o f service men and cable grip^hd other metal goods Wood; Secretary, Peat High/ the deliverance of the Jews from her uncle and it wasn’t Tooling. the Skouras Theaters Corporation, foiled to show pictures seven days itr/fiWil lo nnd thttr «eflkn4Wffin "w m duD eolelf %o rboard and office ptaff at the Y^M. While unfavorable weather did tinder gtwernment contracts. necticut ^delegation’s support was amitidn to Mrs. La>ce. jM-k of Iroir. Thty wwr* wMflfrd »t rWMlM of ' I4ulien of Sidnt .Maurice /Hyde, counsel for^ the town and forts to let the public know my women of Manchester, a current Priest, Louie. Vanderbrook; T r e ^ the oppression of the Pharaos and She screamed, but bv that -time snd also Intended to present two after they had been exhibited In 'fppinf wp with Oeirwx Tonte Tkhlfltfi. Oflifwk coo- C. A. last nighL . phef Urbano Eighteen members attended the not permit fullscale air Operations no peiirer an answer than ever to­ l l recomme.ided that Governor Portcheatcr. iilaa ikfTittxmiig of Iropl ffetht/itetU Romm Jriy E RiibinowvettOFney for Mr. position in all respects.’’ registry la being maintained unUl She was interviewed In the of­ uref. Past High Priest Hajmn their entrance into the Promi,8ed the thief had Red with $2,500. other depositions f^rom njtftion pic­ vltkioin Hi, Pilclum. fo If you. loo. nrw A wwaW. Oaano catered for the dinner. y meeting of the Ladies in ttoly yesterday, attacks were day, but Wendell L Willkle’s wlth- Baldwin, Bradley and Mrs.’ Coch­ The giTster a theBtejr’s buying wom-out. tiiDflowB wlf^m Af lron-n#!lrlfli>cf. aimI qf Stevenson. / No Word Prom Staooca fice of Senator Reed IR., Kana), Griswold; Captain of the ^ o s t , Land, i s ^ e of the>oIdest holidays ture officials. Mw. Sutllffe was ^ „ r i c e held Monday cye- made nevertheless on Colleferro, April 19 at 081 Main street. Par­ ,'firawal from the race at least ^ ran be named delegates-at-large The Army’s first plane was The Skouras dep^tion. which power, the better its chances to you want now pop, vim towd vliaHiy. l/f Ofltro* \ a o rto b y orchids and Mr, The suit ,-Wa.s the outcome of There was no word from Stab- during a business trip to toe Cap­ Fred W .y Moore; Prlncipjn So­ to the NVlonal convention. in the J ^ is h calendar. tlilii vi-ry d*y. Imnulurtorr oi»l« oaIf 65ot Keatl Heraltl Advs. nuig at ^ home of Mrs. Ei^ene sen, but Senator Ball (R., Minn.) northeast of the Ansio beachhead; ents of men and wromen iii serv­ itol. 'Nmoved any possibility of a edn- When Jerusalem was the religl flown by Orvjlle Wright In 1908. ■ has affpeared befpfe in the trial obtain clearance, the deposltiqn of For Mi* At aU drut fltortfl wowrwlMrA. | ButUfre was given a pen and pe"®” damagcs.^jtf. Stevenson said he at Terracina and Formla, on the ice are Invited to stop and list journer, Raymond D^''^lanco; f Brodour or\ Finley atrcet./Mr.s. suffereOur Roac" written by a member School street on May 1, 1942. ft Lynn; Trustee for two years, JPtot over waa celebrated In the Ternple charge of the W eting. M^s Helen a ’’forthrightkand courageous, posi­ Army front; at Froslnone, beyond service who have not been listed T ^ 'e had been little chance, Slate Si^diers was one of the three pilgrim ------^ited in/ks a new waXvlaimed that -sand and gravel (^aaslno. and along the coastal Public Teb^pht^fie High Priest Leo K. StUeei Triistee mid washed from property owned tion" by nominating toe fonper before, fpr one reason or ' an­ pqlltic^ observers agreed, that 'festivals, and people ckme from ^ TA P «.‘ I M.negg.a lety railway beyond Rome. other. for three, years, Pkst Hjgn Priest 'ey Mr. Bowers onto the highway Minnesota governor. 9uch a conflict ever would have all parts of Palestine to share in ent chairman of the rationing Mrs. '’'^^‘Jfjhonv Anthony M^i;^ggiaMdi;^ggia was ^ Senatora Taft tR.. Ohio) and Attack Heavy Oune The Hat will Include those serv­ S co icc CJosccl Ernest ,Lk Kjellson. /come lnto\toe open, since the Awarded Medaljs board, and Rev. Thoraten'OustsN j Mrs^ dt the f o i l o S prograr^ ajid constituted a haxard. It was The newly ^ectefl^ officors will the holidky which marked the Nye (R., N. D.) were critical of a Warhawks atucked a battery ing in the Army, Navy, Marines, state’* iS-mernber delegation t o sowing of toe crops. Since the- de- waj Judge H.vdc's opinion that It be lnstkUc4 'at ali o'pen Installa- o ^ M riu tllffe °. woi k i S o ^ • Easter Sunday vthth Ybu,” would be less costly for the town parting shot Willkie took ait op­ of German heavy gunS at Procula, Coast'Guard or any of their re­ toe NatlonalNconvention, which Headquarters, Europeanleim ■ Thi Thea' struction of the Temple. Passover f high pralae of Mr. Sutllffe a woik | A nthon / Fiano^A guess- ponents of hls foreign policy views, xtlon at the Mpsonic Temple, Wed- to- settle the suit by agreement north of the beachhead, and bivou­ serve or women's reserve branch­ Londori. April 8 — — Closing will be chosen^ at a convention ter -of Operations, April111 '^—ae (*P)— has become a home festival. Easter l^ars — Bright W Promise of Victory 1 aa office manager j'*" game won by Mrs. D»&rl Hal- Nye predicted Dewey’s nomination es, and toe Merchant Marine '^ sd n y eVeptliK, April 19. opening In Hartfoto a week from At Home Serxices and efficiency. loran: the pro^:ram cor>Cludeiwlth than to defend the suit. ac areas and a supply dump of public telephone service be X Good conduct medals,edala, /awardedA Ity I on toe first ballot biit Senator 'Service. The person ad regis­ t^ a y , ordinarily ls\,unpledgcd. of A t toe home service, known as .. kUg- The amount of $250 in settle­ northeast Of Cisterns. after one year of ^eritoriousJMX Austin (R.; 'Vt). who la liberal in It is estimated the Ocrma,hJi tered must have gone into serv­ tween Great Britain and all parts Behlnd-Scene Fight Loomed service in the United States the Seder; which are held on the gested b y k party punch board. ment was agreeable to all parties hi's international views, said ha must move several thousand tona ice from thia town to be credited of Ireland to prevent leakage of Slibrtage at P. O. Before 'Willkie removed himself, Army, have been given to aeversJ., holiday, the story of the deliver' formerly taught, told of the high The next meeting Will be hel' concerned and the payment was hoped Dewey would have more to type of aervice Mr. Sutllffe had iiade by the town today. ! of material to the front daily to to Manchester, or a legal resident military information to enemy however, it appeared that a be­ Connecticut solditfs now serving ance, under the leadership of at the /n o m e /o f Sira. Giovanni ■say about foreign affairs. Dewey o f Manchester to qualify. hind-the-scenes struggle was al­ Moses, is read every year. The given the school. Pescc/fif WeM sttfct. Mr.s. Eugene maintain their forcea in Italy. agents was announced today by' Is Growin" Ae necessary to . give opcri|Uona. not far distaiit -when It will be | diately on Winkle’s move. The Among toe Connecticut men rs- no time to wait for tha„ bread Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson of Clarke with 2 pledged to Lieut. COmdr. dicted would prove "the kiss of two planes and the object of the detailed information' about toe necessary to double up oh the car­ chief execuOve, an ardent W llll^ cently awarded the medal. |irs: dough to rise. Harold ’ E. Stassen ana three to To a work) at war. fightin. P-A-R-A-D-ErS road. death." • campnign is to keep them cut. local mao or woman serving from Accidents cost U. Sl war plant riers and this may mean there | man In 1940 when the Conneett/ut Pvt. Raymond Maikowakl, 'Essex; Bolton Briefs \ Gen. Douglas MacArthul\ Dewey Murray told s. reporter he did 1.57 Planes Shot Down Manchester. .All the information employers an average of $35 a will be a curtailment of the dellv-^ delegation went down the lii^ for Pfc. George G. Gosswin, 38 Rome against spirluml as well as phw Nita Gagliartlone who was dis­ .seemed well started toward such not believe toe New York gover­ necessary is the full name o f toe year for each worker. dry service by, carrier. toe Hoosfer candidate from the aveniie, Middletown; Pvt. Robert cal slavery,—the ntiessage of PisS' Slessor announced that tile total over Is most timely and iqeMing' charged from the Manchester Me­ a goal. Hls Other major opponent, nor would be a “ formidsble^cahdi- number of enemy planes shot .service man or woman, antL'toe first ballot at the National con­ Nelson, New Preston: CpI; Gavin E X P ^ i \ morial hospiUl last week is still Gov, John W, Urickcr o f Ohin self this year, but^here had been Cpl. CTayton H. Jones, 4 High­ C4LL/H. MEAP biggest bag ever scored by planes demp.tion. Interested In Wlllkie Course. from the Mediterranean theater in and afternoon, yyeek days and on ol 1 : 7 4 1 1 HAS FT AGAIN! no indication th ^ I land, Wethersfield. ------^------^ ^ — • 9 /• / —r — While Dewey was on all counts Thursday an$I Saturday evenings Local Observance / . • - - ^Pybne 2-0898 a single raid.. changed. ■ The congrega^n of 'Temple Worr.v of fop man in the party as of to-| Three Persons Allied fliers say that one reason until 9 p. JiC. A clerk Is in cop- culled “ Fine/Courageous ,\ct” day, the question of what vVillkie i stant attendance at the registry.' J. Kenneth^ Bradley of West- Beth Sholom %^1 bbserve the fea T for the large number of enemy tival with toe ’’Seder" tomorrow might do held the i itensc inter-| B ie FIRST RUM SHOW!! port, toe pkrty’s state chairman Japs lo Liquiilule IT FALSITEETH Killed in Draft planes destroyed in recent raids is night and religious services on TO SILBROS FOR est of Republican poliliciana who | the retluced quality of the German and National committeeman, saiti Slipping or Irritating? speculated on these possible de­ TING TCMORROW! last night'that Willkie had per­ DciiX einl,i*rraSftC*i. !*>' l^^ll^e airmen. Hoiig Koug Banks ■ T ffll.M*- BdfPbik ilri'CnlnK or velopments: i (('ontinueid From' Page One) Lieut. Gen. Tra C. Eaker. Allfe^I formed a ’’fine, courageous act” waldilliiiK, when you eat., talk or 1. Willkie might plump for a ' which showed that he had "the air comroahder~ in the Medi.tor- New York, April 6.—(P)—Japa­ lauKh. JuM apriakle a .little FAt^- Republican with liberal interna- ' Tassieux, \^ho int^ests of his ixiuntry and the- FALSE TEETH TKKTll onVour platra. ThIa |>W a*- Wi.se and L.eona ranean, .says he believes tlm'' Al­ nese authorities have ordered the ttonal views such as Stassen, thus were in the shed. lied Air Forces can knock .the Ger- R^ublickn party at heart." Biad- HELD FIRMLY BY Pre-War VALUES AtaMaa* aad iadeasaHT Caaspsay aiit po»Acr\Kive« a remorliahle “liquidation" of 78 branches of aetiae of aSSetlL oomroi t and aociirl- giving that candidate's chance a Store Windows ‘'Bpattered mand Air Force out ^completely. NOW PLAYING iiy said he believed the state’s t> hy holcllnaNld't'ea Store (Irmly The explosion shaHdred win­ delegation to the National con­ Allied-controlled banks in Hong No Kiiniiny. guiV^t' n»»ty lame or boost. The time may not be'l'ar off, he Koi)g by , the" middle of April and [omfort Cushion feelma. Il'a. alkr.aline, ( 2. He might return to the Demo­ dows in about 20 stores in Hast­ added, when there will be little ef­ vention would be unpledgeii. We Point With Pride — I N S U ^ C E He had no oomment as to what the appointment of toe Formc)S* ' s Get f .\.«t i; i;tii a»i\anv .Irtia more. cratic party, wl.lch.he quit before ings. an estimated mUes from fective opposition. NOW wEAi Y o w r u n s t v a t day 1940 might even support a the explosion scene. Glenvil. candidate ultimately would re­ anil Yokahama specie bank: ’Then," he declared, "it will be­ executors, accoixling to a Japa­ fourth term for President Roo.se- .small village on the outskilto of ceive Connecticut’s support. Some HELD COMKNITABIY SNUG IMS WAY TO THE FACT THAT WE HAVE come practically a tran.sport serv­ nese Domel agency wlrelsM dis­ Arthur a / Khofla velt in preference to aiding a toe plant, was hard hit. w ^ in observers felt that the state- prob­ It’s so easy wear your plates all ice merely carrying bombs." patch directed today to America. ALREADY SERVI:D MORE PEO­ i Republican who did not se, eye to business hou.’tfs there ’’practical­ .\rllllery Duels Rage ably would line up with the other day when held firmly in place by S7S Main St. | . Tel. 5440 RA;«iGE A] The Engllah-languag^ dispatch, this “ comfort-cushionto ’—a dentista ly collapsed,’’ M,Tisha I Wert Bnm.s followers of Gov. Thomas E. PLE THIS SEASON THAN IN ANY eye w ith him on: foreign affairs., Aground artillery duels raged ...... ■ /■ . reported by United S^tes govern^-; formula, ' “ Ask Your Neighbor" "TUEL OH. (There was jome conjecture that said. ’There was no loss of life in the Cassino area and near the Dewey simply because. If for no OTHER! OUR MERCHANDISING o f serious injury to village resi­ ON THE SAME PROOBA3I: ENDS TONraHTr other reason, of hia apparent ment monitors, sai^the banks to I. D r. W ernet’s vent sore gums. Willkie might be Invited to share v^at coast end of the main br>tle Ijc taken over by toe Japanese In­ Powder lets you z. Economical; dents. linK toe bulletin said, adding that “CHARUE CHAN IN THE ' -THE NORTH Sl^R" streagto and toe proximity of —OUR PURCHASING WERE ALL the ticket with the president.) c it e d the Chartered Bank of In­ enjoy solid foods amall amount James A. Woo 5. He might head a- new "Bull Captain'Patterson, who sai($ the patrols inflicted casualties on the ■ SECRET SERVICE” “YOU'RE A LUWT Connecticut and New York. .PLANNED TO (JIVE VALUES AS f e l l o w , MR. SMFtir* dia, Aiustralia *nd China; the Na­ -a v o id em bar- lasts longer, S81 Center St. Tel. 6586 Moose” liberal movement away cause of thS blast was upkhown, enemy/ With SIDNEY ’TOLER The Waterbury Yoiing Repub­ rassment of kxMe •. Pure, harmless, Read Herald Advs. gave this report; y PLUS . . . JOAN DAVLS lican club, acting last night be- tional City l ^ k of New 'York, the GREAT AS^ YE.ARS AGO! THE ’trom the old line Republican -fllE BAT9IAN" Chase Natomal bank, the Ameri­ plates. Helps pre- pleasant tasting. pkity. "This explosjofi occurred at in "Beautiful But Broke" COAIINO SOON: for it had learned of Willkle’s PEOPLE OF THIS TOWN HAVE l;2& a. m.. flrat In^a raUrOad box withdrawal, approved resolutions can EIxpMs company, toe Mer­ JUUmnU$ 308.*tssey8adHfsitdyii>»sd 4\ Or, he might go along with Seek formula cantile £(ank of India, the Hong SHOWN ’^HEIR APPRECIATION! the ' g . O. P. nominee, whoever car that waamn^S siding beside a endorsing Dewey and urging the emoling s h ^ fo r ' bombs and mines. Connecticut delegation to support Kong And ..Shanghai Banking cor- Uiat may be. continuing his ap­ por^ on . the Bank of Canton, toe Dr. Wernet's Powder peals f ^ a •"one world” program This boxcar was being loaded. To Gabi Seals hlHL l Akct SI SI I ns.. PI ATI y "Artar the exploaion of the box Clare Luce Endorsed B*ilk of China and the Central PtJ’ADI y 'S 1 HI tVOHl 0 Sho/i fit Silbros to preserve future peace, a peace nk of India. he thus cohhl hope to have some cmr Jtne' cooling shed exploded. It j Meanwhile, formal endorsement was filled with mines and depth (Continued Fronk Page One) For'1 ^ Savings! hand In fornHilating. „ I ANCING TONIGHT AND SATURDAY . for the election e SECOND CONGREGATIONAL blast rocked an area with­ m a ^ li) her case because she entered the WLsconstn primary to Premier Badoglio has exprOssed ■V in a ^ -ip ile radiut of the depot , \ . PLUS ■ ' . - - m>^t have a chance to keynote L tost whether the Repubttcan voters a willingness to take ’’rkpreseh- of the state would adpport me in In Hastings, about 14 milea thUvea of all the rccc^ lsed p«i\ the National convention. If at- 'tendtng aa a delegate, and party CHURCH SERVICES the advocacy of every sacrifle and Dorthwe^ of the plant, toe explo­ ties into hia government." Some\ leaders throughout the state, cast necessary to winning and sion shook houses and broke win­ opposition him still is expressed, Three Blue N oto dows In many buikUnga, said to ■/ though agreeing to abide by the but piopcncnta of collstemtlon THURSDAY, APRIL '(>/ ANNUAL HOLY shortening the war and in the ad­ committee’s suggestion in other Seryice of Holy Communion vocacy of tangible, effective eco­ Mayor «Roy Carter. argue that unipn of all p(U-tles th TOM-^BRUNO—LENN . '‘.esses, have said they Would not THURSDAY COMMUNION SERVICE 8:00 nomic an'd ■ political cooperation', Ambulances were dispatched!d -U) a ne'w - government could Imposw / toe depot and ah roads betwS’e ^ toe popular will even though the oppose her election. Confirmation Service for Members of Pastor'.s Cla.s.s. among the nations of the world Supports BaMwln Statement Tonigl^, 7:30 O'Clock the plant and ^ Hastinga were ihal remained ns premier and Choice, Lif|Uors, WHh No Advance In Prices. Reception of Other New Members. for the preservation of the peace The Fan-field county resolution ' aiio ttie rebuU'dlng of hmnanity.” ordered kept open. \ » ni.<)tcr of national defense.. OWN PHONE 392^ THE M o s t p o p u l a r GRHX IN/T' endorsing Bradley for re-election Selection^ is Full and\^om plete! Music by the Church Choir. Willkie thus gave the first,pub­ Confined To Oag. Cult / hconfirmed^ reports ,from the South Methodist Church lic explanation of toe basic rea­ Naval officials In Washington, ■eatXpf toe BsdpgUo gov(:rnment ■ -'V . . sons why he entered a state often said the exploaion was (ionllned to have^'q^d that toe Communists Main Street and Hartford Road / FRIDAY, APRH 7, 11:1.1 A. M. KECITAL considered oppased to hls vlfews one unit of the plant, whlcji la hte could ^ve the mmistries of labor sf^sM largest In Nebraska, emhfaclng Gar-m'ents o f Quality, Bidght With OF PASSION MUSIC on international affairs, a state and induS^, and olh«r-portfolios Music by South Church Choir. that Dewey, carried handily in the 48.000 acres.. would be^'Available 'to toe other By Mrs. DatTil Bennett at the Organl "The entire sky wais lighted up 1940 pre-convention campaign. parties if they artshed - to llab- Sermon by the Minister. Devotional Service 12:00 Noon - 12:.{0. The W’ilVkie withdrawal may —it p’as like an earthquake,” said orate. 1939 I have paved the Way for a Dewey Ellis Price, a taxicab driver who Newness , and Beauty Style! baiidwagon. especially In the wag driving to the depot from The haematoxylon campechia- T x . S H E R SPEQAL EASTER SUNDAY MOKMNC I sduth. where • mori Republican Hastings. . , numb, a tree •’.hkt ouppKes dye- politicans have to get in the win- M ayor, Carter said that kdn- wood, grows most abundantly, in | Plymouth SERVICE 10 45 i net’s parade early if they expect dowa in several buainess aaUfb- southern Mexico. Tonight Presents • LADIES^ CHESTERFIELD, CLASSIC AND SPORT COATS . . . .$17.95 nil Music by Junior and Senittr (^oir.s. ] to keep their party Jobs. lishraents in the ’ downtown dis­ • I ADIES’ DRESSMAKER, TAILORED AND SPORT SUiys . . . .$16.95 up Easter Me.s.sage by' Dr; Bey nulds. I Situalldn I,eft Confusing trict were. ^ ok en or cracked and > 4«Door Flower Lovtos I However, it left toe situation that hotitos throughout the city' of ‘ Stop Here and Buy All Your . m . rnnfiisihg In such states as Ore- 18.000 ytart ahaket by the explo­ SKhSUUAKU • LADIES’ PR1NT,^SU1T AND AFTER N(K)N DRESSES . ------, $ L95 up YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND TB e SE SERVICES: sion. 7 ACTS 6 f tm ajo evillR Eaatcr Flowers At Most serious damage outside Sedan • MEN’S ALL WOOL “ WELL-KLAIT’ TAILORED SUITS .... .S2 L50 up the plant area apparently was PM. suffered at Glenvil, .a village of SAXkSUN. Forbes St. • MEN’S ALL WOOL SWAGGER SPRING TO.PCOATS ...... $22.50 up 28i> population on the .plant out- Dancing As^ Usudl,^, WANTED Another owner go- • BOYS’ AND STUDENT^’ SUITS, $12.50 up • GIRLS’ CO.ATS $9.95 up Nlaht lUrahad Wert in f away. All you heed Brtuif aal(f%ualneaa houses there Greenhouse we^ “practically collapaed." lo take over thia car ia Comer jSlIvcr Lane Road Mf^ and . Mrs. E. & Decker of CoMmunity Singing Led By Johnny Cerieo. 659.63 and the bal- < 5 ^OUTSIDE Glenvil. said they were wakened and Forbes Street All the Needed Accessories for Men and Women! by a shwll explosion and that ance calls for $.37.95 a Large Amrfmeih of when they went to, the window a Month. These pay­ POINTERS second and touch more Intense George Smith, His HommOnd Orgdrt, Raster Lilies Daffodils blaet knocked them to their feet. ments cAh be lower if Hydrangeas Tulips .__ > ♦ Sfc Mr. Anderson They were cut hy flying flasi and yoor care to make your brought to Hastlnfe for treat­ With Jules Stein) Ace Drummer. Potted Hybrid Tea Rosea Our Office Will Be ment deposit larfer 'or if and Cut Flowers GREENBROOKE HOMiSS you have a car for a 3 Walker Stwet , ' We Also SpecialiM in Easter down payment, or we Corsages in the Latest Dflsign,' The P od’fl Cohuno Polkas, Waltzes, Fo^ctrots Ways To Buy! -ifcM - ■ ' 0 win purchase your car $2.00 up. HOTIGE CLOSED . . and five you the dif­ AH Flowers Attractively Priced! f V ■ - Gone the feverish dssire. (played as You Enjoy Hearing Them ) It Pajr Yau To Drive Over! FOR CONVENIENCE Ambition, ths love, thk hate. ference in CASH. Win pride and lust of life; BAND OP OUR CUSTOMERS 1 . . . Cosh GAVEY'S^ AU form and beauty, , fV i( l A ■ WE WILL BE OPEN All Day Good Friday Marred by death. * " , -,nv AS! — Vp^ptable Plantfl for Victory Cardens in bas­ LATE FRIDAY AND 9 * • GRILL ’ Brunner's P; Dust returneth to dust, . ^ kets. Place Your Order Now, Good Vviety. SATURDAY NIGHTS. 2 .. . Chorgo .5^3 East Center Street And yet within the cold silent clay The 80 Oakiflnd Street -Ttaaie Uea a germ of hope, SHERIDAH ALL ALTERATIONS The Manchester Eie^ric Division A promise of a resurrection day. / c lo s e d WAS’.HrA'.y- ■' Open *TiI 8 Tonight WILL BE COMPLETED - 3 , <^ Budg«f (M 9nehe»ter*$ piieeU G rill) OPKV EVENINGS IN TIME FOR EASTER. Ah no, I shall not ^eep always Phene 5191 881 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER V Tomorrow The dsrkneoi ef deaUni night Shall pass away, and morning Phone Hartford 8-3381,^ DePietro, Florist ^ • nB c Good Friday Light shall dawn at last DU L 3802 FOR A CHOICE TABLE OR BOOTH. \ Ope l'one was so ' -■ \ - ^ Rationing News a voter In Connecticut. ;ordlal and kind.” ,• • \ Stale PoM^Stand Guard Assam Front Forgetful Mother Causes Referred to RelMttofi*" illkie Drog^ X , By Anthony F. Arpaia, Director ' 100,00^ Ballots When the apifflcatlqpdi return­ Michigan Suppurter$ Office of Plaice Administration ed. it U referred to-the Mlectmen Still Feeling . Excitement on Main Street •a . * of the prospeettvp voters home ^ 1 Out of Race; Regret Withdrawal 50,000 Applicationfi to town for UnSi action. The point vahi charU for April ..gone many improvements previ- Mrs.,Rteldick said a considerable Detroit, April Backers Japs’ Drive /B e Made Voters to Be demahfi Tor the pppileatiens al- of Wendell Willkie in Michigan, 'ThiA forenoon a woman who was • numbp: of the car in a hurry, but contain a lot• - of - good - news------for the i ously regarded as Imtmaaible. Big Surprise greatly excited, ran into the State the wap had 'depailtd from.the Connecticut housewife. Frozen You will be surprised to hear rtody had been repom d. and she one of the states'he wdtr from Pirepared Also. has prepared the use of town President Rodsevelt in the 1940 (Continued from Page O m j Service Biption at Main street vicinity riid he was unable to get fruita and vegetables are -on a that during the first year df / IL Me was'told that it waa .lm)>oa- tionlng the total conaumptiox^of clerks a maUtng timetable show­ |0m Mww4 rrom riBf* Om ) election, announced svlth regrets and Gorman Place and * tbld the point-free basis, while the value sibte at the rime to send a cruiser . Hartford, April •—:(/P)— Mrs.' ing the average length of time re­ today his cancellation of three teak which set blazes visible f ^ proprietor, Michael Gorman, that o f many kinds of ctened fish has meat by civilians was at- one of 20 miles and blasted railway her car, parked nearby with -bar down to the teene but wa« adviaed the highest peaks In Ih* country’* Frances Burke Radick, secretary quired for 'mail to make the round tends with Bte* pi^tlcal Itedcrs, week-end speeches in the state aS been cut as much as four points of the state, reports that her of­ trtp between Connecticut and the yards and jetties at MOiilmeln. child in iL had been stolen. to try and locate a patrolman on' a pound. Of all the rationed fbods. history, Our farmer’s pT^uced tht croWd Bnifssrid, ■ Md a consequence of his withdrawal The woman said, she had been Main street. fice la preparing to distribute 100,- various fighting fronts. wsrs nuurtad s>i)i« sslont on the Take TWo Settlements only cheese rose in value and in , the record . , amount . a. of 23 kim billion ... from the race for the Republican looking for a policeman on Main ' With visions ofSa kidnaping, the- 000 absentee telkits for use by teoss ot many, oWK^y M o ­ nomination this year. With their line running six no case was the increase greater ! pounds iff meat and 17 billion s atreet and In her anxiety she ap­ police soon were 6o the job only-' I than two DOlnts : Povmds of it found its way to civil men and women in the armed isted ,at H e s r ^ wMlda declare However, Alfred B. Connable, miles across the floor of the pealed lo Gorman to call the po­ to discover -that the^ woman, who ' man two points. ^ tables. The rest of it went to forces and 60,000 applications for t e was' stepping out Jr.,'vbf Ann Arbor, chairman of the ogaung valley, the Chinese took servicemen and women desiring to lice station. I6^ile the latter was did not give her name; had merely Further gooo news came to 1^8 leed pur soldiers and some o f thfe qqlekenlac contest for the h ^ o n s Michigan Willkie committee, had o tiny settlements, Olthloigaif calling up the police station, the forgotten where she, 'parked her be made voters. • A 'in the announcement from Wash- • ■ highest political office. this to say: T^^wng and Maranga Tawng, pin woman hurried out anxioualy try- car. It was located on Main street.. Already, ahe said yesterday, Willkle and hta party left Oiha: “ We who have worked for Mr. p o ii ^ a .mile and a half east of Ing to find her car or the police • with the child blissfully ignorant Ington that our food stamps will- ''^^**i^-$****’V^n**^ 16,000,of the latter have been dla- ha on a laU train, en route to. KWillkle have been inspired by a the yall^ey road, crossed .a river on Malp street. of all the trouble its mother had no longer have expiration dates, i ^** tributtel to various town clerka to New York where he is scheduled ^ d e r of his stature and the prin- a ou th ea ^ of Laban and eliminat­ Gorman was told to get the | caused, . This means they are good i 1" be sent to military peraonnel sta­ cipleis for which he stands. His It also means airaplifled "umptlon on record. But even * to arrive tomorrow. ed a JapuMsq strong point at the dMnitsly. with our enormous supplies, ra­ tioned outaide the state. You'll Get A Pleasant \ o Intimation of Decision influxes and thinking are a trem­ confluence of. two rivers about 40 shopping. . .minus the worry that The special sSasion of the Legis­ reUasHasmEin endous aSset to the Republican in imphal today because of reln- bombed Wake, sinking, a amail * stamps may 'iexpire ISefore we tioning was necessary becauae of Il'abcmhhaS TW’aap^k't* In his 60-minute prepared miles north of - Mogaung on the forcementa.” cargo vessel.. the greatly Increased buying lature in January made it poaslMe tol prise When You Visit Our Bi speech, devoted primarily to criti­ party and to our country during Myitkyinu railWAy. have a chance to use them up. for servicemen and women to be­ these eaitics 1 days and wilt . ha Imphal is (he capital of the In­ Sixty tons of bombs were drop­ power in our hands. ^ cism of the administration’s for­ To the east, -nese ti-oops ad­ dian frontier state of Manipur, now ped on four enerhy positions in the come voters while on duty. The apr Money Saving Super Market eign policy, Willkie -gave no in­ Increasingly heeded in the post­ vancing on Myitkyina along the And here's something else to plications sent to them carry war years ahead.” under Japanese Invasion. Marshalls. All American .planes - As for the future, the Depart­ timation of hU ^^thdrawal an­ Sumpeabum road reached the cheer abqiK----- Results oj the ment of Agriculture eatlmatea spacea for Hating the applicant’s Surrender,of Tiddtra to the Jap­ returned from these operations. * latest survey of prices on cost-of- This Week-End. nouncement. But 'at the'end of his -Smith Halle Withdrawals Tiang river. (This apparenUy is anese was, announced eeveral days that there will be slightly more r.llizenship data, and also an affi­ Kleoiilto toAop mi / \ speech, which climaxed his five- Gerald, L,. K. Smith, national about 46/miIca north pf Myit- living commoditlte show that meat this year. Barring an uneX' davit, which must be executed by Qtilnn*a FliariNaeF or / ago. January was a good sinonth for 'us day campaign-of Nebraska, where America First organizer. today kyina. chiet Japanese bate north pected turn of events, each of us mnr mmm4 4lni«vl«4 he is Mtei?d in the presidenOal hailed W'endell, Wlllkie'S with­ of the Burma .'oau.) * Consumers. Compared with De­ will eat on the average o f 132 Convcnientlv locateti. . . ,/\\- X nrtmary April ll, he made known drawal from the Republican presi­ The communique said a Jap­ Japs Fail to Fire Did You Know cember, fotod prices were down .7 unds o f meat in 1944. That’s m COUGHS per cent, r'clothing prices declined PRIVATE LESSONS IN -^ttdeclslon to i«uit. dential nomination race as "a vic­ anese general’s sword and medalp- Shot During Raid a i ^ t a poimd more than we ate M lltO Addressing “fellbw Americans,' tory for the' America First Crus­ had beep captured in the cloaO .... -1, T h a t ^ .1 per cent, and rent remained annually from 1931 to 1940. In lictter Writinc ^ Willkie sSid his announcement ade.” . fighting 'south of Imphal on the Allied Headquarters, Southwest level. The over-all picture showed reply ^ those folks who. may COLDS Correct English •Involves whai I have been trying "His tWillkie's) adnil.sslon that Tlddini road. Pacific, April (IP) — Japanese Samuel Johnson nublished the a drop of .2 per cent in the gen­ take theiie figures as a good argu­ Radio Technique eral coat of living. On the other 717 /• we America Firsters best him in anti-aircraft gunners at' Wewak, first English dictlonaiy in 1766. to do— what I hVye been fighting Japs Thfcatcn Dimapur ment against a continuation of Clear Bpeeeh •\ Wi.sconSin is significant.” he add­ who heretofore hhvs put up heavy aide of the ledger, we have the the rationii^program , I wish td In the Assam offensive the Jap­ April quota of new and used pas­ Modulation , He said it was his conviction ed in a brief statement. flak scieena. failed to fire a shbt Italy has an area lens than that -tj point out 'one Tjffng. If thers were anese have seized 16 miles of the senger tires. They remain at the that "no Republican , could be Smith earlier had termed the laa Fifth Air Force bombers hit of Mexico. 1 1 no rationing, a Government study S p ellin g Imphal-Kohima highway and are same low level which prevailed nominated for pnMldent unless he Wisconsin primary, in which Wlll- threatening Dtniapuir, 80 miles ^ a t northeast New Guinea base estimates, the dm and fojt meat (Origtaal Method with 206 tons of exploslvea on Tues­ during March. tSceived at the ■' convention the kie failed to obtalii a single dele­ away on the Bengal-Assam rail­ It seldom frc<-zes on the ialand'^’^ would boost im U v^a] conaum|\| j , by Sound Not Memory). ' votes of some of the major mld- gate. a triumph , for the America day. Gen. Douglas MacArthur an­ However, the quota of tubes for Two members of tW West Virginia state police. Hot sticks in hand, stand guard as members of, tne way. It was disclosed that Ameri­ of Sicily. tion to approxlmateljMTO popndsKl $3.00 Per Lemon. westem states.” First people. can transportation trijopa are op­ nounced today. I pusenger tires is up 7.2 per cent a year. This would leavXpnr arm­ Asserting that it was in the "I hope.” his previous statement CIO-United Steel Workers and the W e ll ton Imlep-'n dent, Union. Inc.. pass out org.inization handhlUs 'The big bombers which two days T h ursday White studio. Rox S. HeniM. at the KUtes of the Wclrton Steel Co. Stiite jnillce took, over law enforcement in Weirton under or­ erating and-maintaining this rail­ Silver is the ocst metallic con­ over the preceding month. This ed forces desperately short of [afce Your Shoppiiig midwest that the Republican par­ declared, "that the other possibili­ way, having taken over on March before had wiped out 288 Japa­ Drop a post card for appoint­ ders of Gov. M. M. Neely after 25 men had been arreated^foi distributing leaflets at the company’s ductor of heat and electricity. would be something to cheer about their minimum requiremen ty "has had its greatest resur­ ties within the party have learned 1 for the purpose of pdshing .maxi­ nese planes at Holiandia, 260 miles Note to camera fans.. .^TTila ment. gence." he contim ed: by now that the way to make gates. (AP Wirephoto). ' • , ______' \ - ______mum supplies through to the Bur­ to the west; roared over Wewak’a except for the fact that even with Sootfu s Throat Irritation the increase, there are 46,000 few­ week, on April 6, specific dollara- votes is not to attack ’ iOeiald ma and China fronts. airfield and revetment areas in a The famed tower ot Pisa leans and-cents celling prices on a. Catered Primary Dell^rately 14 feet from the peipendicular. er tubes than were in the national ^^leliberately Smith and the- America First straight day. The city had 'B^cn The Japanese threat so far had daylight raid and reported back used pliotographic equipment and "Therefore. 1 quite, that the enemy not only failed to I quota a year ago. 1 / Iscon^ movement.” During a campnicn Red Sloriii Troops encircled 12 days ago and on Mop- failed to. halt the flow of supplies, cameras go into.effect. The legal tovr in Wisconsin Willkie had day Soviet a.ssault troops stormetK About Town which continued to pour forward. send up interceptors but also of­ New' Zealanders eat from five test Whether thf^epublicanh^ ^ epi vot- to aix meals a diiy. Aa' for passenger cars, they re- prices apply to sales between pri­ poster. a Quicker.. said any. candidate wfho did not through its Inner defenses to gain Should the Japanese block the fered no anti-aircraft resistance. vate-parties aa well as to sales e n of the state^ would support me Close lo Otiessa; IS Jap Alrenft Destroyed I main at the same level as the rcpudlite "Aiherlcs First and possessiofi of the greater part of railroad there still would be a by a dealer.' For full Information, Mid in tha; adyocancy of every e scheduled meeting of the Thirteen Japanese aircraft were The second laigeat tin dapoatta March quota .... ? 0.000 for the W«*ve rcrtlesignefl ami completely re>arranged oUr i^tore display set*up so. that' saorifleexand .Cost -necessary to Gerald L. .K. Smttb cannot possi- the: town. ' highway and the rail route along phone or visit the Price Panel of b'y be elected president.” Battle Roar Ht*ard The Russian copimunlque said St. Bridget’s Children of Mary for the Brahmaputra river which al­ destroyed on the ground and large in the world are In Bolivia. entire nation. The number o f ^you can quickly and easily plan your shopping. When you enter the grocery/ vinninil anl >*ortenlng the war. Sunday, April 9 has been advanced flrea/wera started. 'One returning adults’ bicycles has been Increas­ your Local War Price and Ration­ that other uiiits pf Zhukov’s army ready are moving much material. ing Board. n ^ i n the advocacy of tangible. jo Sunday, April. ’ 6. unit feiiorted obsehylnF ofily Tuberculosis ia the saventli - ed, though, with 1,110 assigned to department note that the store has been divided into two distinct departments dBtetlve economic anc. political were ayStemaUcklly wiping out Willkie Withdnnetd v (Conllburd from Page One) the Skats pocket 6$ miles south­ planes left at WeWak after the cause of death riiday in the U. . Six states comprising the Ne.w ^/^cooperation among the nations ot The Red Cross Camp and hos­ I fROO Jap Casualties ns.sault. " . England Region. Add no-point meats. . . . Spare- . . .Point Ration Free Department. ^ . and Rationed Goods Department. This Seen E.'vouraging east of Tarnopol in the Kamenets r ib s .... and try them baked'or the w'orld for the preservation of tlie city appe.ar to be advancing Podbiski area, where the rem- pital com m iM e gratefully ac­ To the southeast down the New Tha first poinv in the United C o o k e d boiled the next time you run low the peace and the rebuilding of Boston. April fi.—(fl»i Glca.son down the banks ot Lake Kulalnltz- knowledge recript of several gifts Inflicted in 3 Weeks Guinea coast, an Australian ground Statea atruck by the .rising sun is The meat rationing department new store design will, we hope, be of iiu inedsureable help in making your st^lec- ngnta of 16 German divisions were on pointk. hpinanity." L. Archer, chairmiho of the self- 1:1 from the'captureii rail station I reported trapped. of lovely Easter flpwers and plants New York. April 6—liFi—The force moving toward the enemy's Mount Katahdln, I of (DPA celebrated its first anni­ The Winconsin primary results, for the hospital > t the Bradley versary last week. Taking a mo­ tion of Items easier and will enable yoit To better plan your war-time shopping. styled AmeHcan wing of the Dem- of Kiibana, 14 miles away. I ' Russians Capture Tutslenny British radio skid today that Madang base was reported only Willkie said, "is naturally disap­ ocratb- party telephSied early to- Field Air Base, wheCe there are a troops of the 17th Indian division nii^miles from Bogadjim, which As late as 1877, the uae of steel ,r 11 ment off, we looked at its record ■Victory gardeners who plan to A Red Star dispatch said recent I In a drive on Kishinev, capital cultivate plots away from home pointing and doubly so since the day-, to say "we're tremujdoii.sly heavy rains have complicated number of wards. Any'individual had fought their way through the iS/20 miles south o f Madang. An In bridge-building was' prohibited I and found these facts which of Be.ssarabia, northwest of 'Tira­ or organizations interested in con­ I Should be Of interest to most of will be eligible for extra gasoline delegate who led the poll for dele­ encoti.raged by that IWiUkie’a ground -condltlona but that Malin­ Japanese and reached Imphal af­ merican column last was report­ in England. spol, -the Russians said they cap­ tributing flowers or plaM to. be if they meet certain qualifications. gates is known as one active in withdrawal from the Republican ovsky’s cavalry and light tanks ter 21 days of action in which 1, ed 13 miles from Bogadjim. 17AU. organizations su,ct as the Ameri­ tured Tutalenny, 24 miles to the delivered there Saturday mbraing, The term "SKvacraper” was or­ As meat rationing enters its In next week’s column, I will out­ race for presidential nomination) are solving that problem. It re- 800 enemy casualties were Daily pulveration of Rabaul'on ca First, opposM to the beliefs north,' and 30 other towns, after are reminded that they shouId^ be iginally applied to a skysall of trl- , I aecond year, civilian supplies are line all the details of the program result. It’s more than we expect­ norted that "big. forew" of Ger­ flicted. ^ which I enUrUlh. "(In Mllwau-/ ed.” repuhsing a series of fierce Ger­ left sometime totporrow at Up angular form. I sufficient to maintain the nation’s which is now being worked OUl by mans are tied up Ih the direction man counter-attacks. The ” report, recorded by/CBS medium and light bombers spray­ kee, Secretr.ry of State Fr(^ R. hofne of Mrs. Philip Cheney, W and NBC, aaid part of th^Xetion I health and the system has under our Mileage Rationing Division. IB His itatement; of Odessa and that "violent fight­ Briti-sh military experts ex­ Forest street. ed 110 tons of expleaivea on air­ Cocoa was used tor currency . SUNNYPIILO Zimmerman, v.ho ted the field of ing” is raging on the approache.s 'Waa along ten miles o ft n e Ira- dromes and other Inatallatlons in Point •^Wendell Willkie picked the pressed the opinion today that Ru­ and commerce in the Aztec Em­ delegates, dented affillatkm with phal-Tlddim highway, w o weeks a daylong attack Monday. T. Eno: Seventh Word, ‘Father, :^EADY-TO*SnVI the America First oonimlttee). wrong slogan when he pinned his to the-city. mania's days as an effective fight­ A large delegation of MancheS' pire. * Delight the tamil/ w.im ing power were collapsing uhder ago, the Japanese sM rted they More complete accounts of the Into Thy bands I commend my Yon’ ll be amazed at the nbrnher of popular foods and.^household items in this / hopes on victory of being just like Battle Reaches New Fury ter and Rockville members of the had cut the division JX) pieces. A c­ Rockville 58VOI/ H8(71 [pi E»S!e* Now Leedereh!|, Needed the combined onslaught of Russian Fifth Air Force’s Sunday raid on Spirit,” Rev. ’William Booth. E/ Mr. Rooaevelt only more colossal. Northwest of Odessa, where the Elks fratertiity will go to Meri­ tually, the British/radio said, the It is bblieved that malaria in-' The public is- invited to attend Hirns 81© plsnufjl «: roomy departmenjt. . .ALL POINt FREE. Green B e^s, Wax Beans, Grap^ Asserting' that "thU country We muat win this war and bring Armies and Allied bombers. den this everting when Samuel J Truk in the (Carolines cr^lted the faction may cause from two to flf« ’ ASP the pc.nis ar©, desperately needs new leader­ Ru.ssians have encircled German diyiaion r^ached/lmphal with a the entire service or any part Otj t . ; ” our boys home at the earliest poa- Premier Ion Antoneacu, it was Houston of thlq town a past ex­ American bombers with an addi­ teen relapses of the disease. , , low and. we' g'^eien fruit Juice, Cookies, Flour, Cereal^ Ma caroni Products, ^aked Goods, Egf ship,” Willkie Utet. announced his and Rumanian groups In the Ska- loss of liess-Ahh; tenth of its the 8e^^'ice. Bi' 'e moment. believed, ia unable to take hia alted ruler of Rbckville lodge will tional 18 Japanese fighters in Welch Chosen to SBhsty yOM retirement from the race: la area and in the city of Tamo transport. ' Franom Ann Watson Soaps, Cleanser and/countless otherM|ems which go towa^s keeping "The grCAteat service that we pol, the merciless b n t^ for their country formally out of the war install the officefb of MCriden their 45-mlnute air battle, bring­ England in U'81 prohibited im­ . ..Frances Ann Watson, age 2 "It is obvious now that I can Gains j^reat Confidence portation of logwood, one of the can rendbrXhumanity' la to pre­ extermination has tAached new since German troops bold all key lodge aaslated oy a group of local The division' was said to have ing the total to at least 3(i. years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. not be nominated. 1 therefore am serve human\ ll^ rty in America. dyewood family of ireea. I To Head Group family healthy and iuippy. asking my friends to desist from fury with the endyOt the blizzard points, but the people’s will to and Rockville members. great i^fldence after battering Albert Watson of 78 CTharter Oak That means a\i«tum to the faith which has been sweeping southern fight apparently has been broken, down Vne Japanese who tried to Terrace, Hartford, died Wednes­ Sntked Hani ElthvrHaK Lt 83* any activity toward that end and of our fathers under which our Bombers Give Ponape Soda should celdom be used in WhoiR or ly tt 3 polnia-Bhtnk Hflf 1 pofnt .h o t to present my name at the Russia for t h M days and niglita. with Rumania now in the aame atop ythem, cooking, since It destroys vitamins. day at a Hartford hospital follow­ government w'aa considered the A dl.spatclr from Maj. Mikhail apathetic state as Italy. .e 17th began its fighting Another Plastering [Elected President of ing a short illness. -She was born -convention. servant of the people not their Public Records Smkei PicRics ca 29‘ earnestly hope that the Re- Mikhailov /t o Red Star said the (A BLU network broadcast idrawal on March 3 when it U. S. Pacific: Fleet Headquar­ Men are tauntst to zee better at Rockville Civic Associ- in Hartford. May 31, 1941, the master M ordered to fall back, to a apeci- (laughter of Albert and Mary SlieeilBaeoR'n'^^'rnVL.39< pumcan convention will nominate "This New D eal. Frankenstein Germana/loat 1.000 dead and 20 from London last night quoted \ ters, Pearl Harbor, April 6.—tP>— night by looking cut of the aide .of tanks their first big attempt to ed milestone on the Tiddlm-Im- Rogaius Watson. Besides her par­ I a I b a WhoiR or CithRf OttC a cahjdtdate and write a platform must be destroyed At oooe and Turkish diapatchea a s’ saying that .Administrator’s Deed C Ckiming in at low levels. Mitchell the eye. Rtion; Other Officers. r l l K LOUS Cnd-3 point# tB /O'* which jvially represents the views Antonescu is prieparing to ask phal road," the British radio s e lf medium bombers iff the. 7th Army ents she Ieav..es one brother, Wil­ forever. The foimding fathers hreaX The estate of Edward H. K ee^ y "At that time it had a fronUge 6f liam Watson.' . ■ which l have advocated and which thX^’OSt north yesterday, and Moscow, Washington and London Airforce Monday gave Ponape, The electron, amasiest unit of Rockville. April 6.—(Special)— U mI Fores l.25‘ were , wiser than Karl Marx. This 60 miles and at least 60 miles of Roftod A Roiled If Oetlred pte. 1 believe are shared by millions second effort cost them even for an armistice.) to Edward and Henry Star/4lk, Jap held outpost in the eastern matter, first wao identified in 1874 The funeral will be held on Sat­ 3 Fish s ' Meht Deht* result in Wisconsin shows that I Vernon C. Welsh was elected prea- Land rear of Keeney .street. cbnrimunlcationa to protect, be* by an Irishman. C. J- Stoney. ' urday morning at nine oclock at o f Americans. I shall continue the people are wise to that. We’ mote dead. . .Analyzing the collapse of the sidfes all its troops and at least Carolines, its 27th plastering FraRkfeits ib37< to work for these principles and The Russians were said to be Warrantee Deed. jldent of the Rockville Civic Asso- the White Fiuieral Horae, Elm "Headquat- 9RINLCS9--3 somis Here again, you’ ll be surprised. Fish is nut rationed\and in addition, ^inSny tremendou.sly encouraged by German armies before the.present 2,00d\ vehicles and 4,000 animals. since Feb. 14. "re e l, Rockville. .Burial will be policies for Which I have fought seizing otic street after anotlier Alexander Ja.rvi.s tup. meeting this evening at the FRESH (L^UGHT. planes were reported making num­ Nazi ay.stem of communications, Other officers elected were; headquarters on Vernon avenue to presidential nomination race. Pacific April NO com­ erous trips in attempts to eyaru- EGBS HADDOCK ’ Reads 8hnaf of Reperts ment was available today at head­ and, "with regular-precialon,” sep­ I First vice president, Alfred ' M. complete plans for a contest to be ate Nazis ti-apped in that sector arated lar^a armies, from one an­ [Wade; second vice president, Her- conducted during the next three MEDIUM FRESH SLICED ' As his train time neared, he quarters of G ^ . Douglas M cAr­ west of Kameneta Podolsk, Mik­ read with______avid interest______a sheaf_ —of .thur — eltber------8 to the MBUlta of other. ' • Ibart H. Friedrich; secretary, Lea- months. l hailov’s dispatch said, and 11 of For Distinctive Iter W. Martin; treasurer, Arthur Special Services STEAK COD . 25< Aasoclated Press reports giving’^ the Wisconsin R epublics^ presl- them have been shot down within ■Theae swift advances, Gilmore F A N a MEDIUM . said, “caused on X of the greatest I Edwards. The latter wpo has There will be a Holy Commun/ fli A Sg* 35* the nation’s reaction to tils his­ the past 24 hours. DOZEN DOZEN toric announcement that ‘’it is ob­ confusions in mom.m warfare!” I served as treasurer for several ion service at St. John’s Episcopal SMELTS «2^ vious I can not be nominated.” Unexpected heavy \ rains' and I ^jl I years left recently for The armed church this eveni'n'g . at / f ^30 "Much of it is favorable,” he Serer Ln$t Major springlike weather in' February, iaarvlcea uid hi* duties will be aa- o ’clock. : • S^UT CRIAMIRY-HICN SCOII-1* POINTS commented as he hunched oyer the for which the Germans ^were not [■umed by tha secretary. A Holy CTommunlon aeiyica will copy, reading every word with ob^ JRnil Escape Route prepared, helped the Soviet offen­ A. ftotura of the meeting was be held at the Rockville/Methodist Every item in this spacious welhstocked department isfation free. . .no points Ithe/preaentation of the first an- . Vlous intense interest. / London. April 6. — (4*' — Gen, sive, Gilmore declared. church this evening'^ at 7:30 |n^I award by the Civic Aaaocia- o’clock. An orig^inai-jiageant writ­ needed. Wlieti shopping here consider the wide variety o f top quality, vitamin- -Alone ii^ his room with a close Talcotlville R(^n Y. Malinovsky’s Third Claim Encirclement Broken LB associate- and a reporter, h«r stilt Ukrainian' Army was reported PLANTS—- iem to a member of the communt- ten by Misa Welda/TOwera entitl­ .ihOw^rt^vigor, after a day/diat in­ The German high command jA ld [ ty f o r . ’.‘loyalty, enthusiasm •' and ed. "The Upllfte^Crosa” will ' be BUHER rich fresh fruits and vegetables; then compare the prices. clrmin^in rapldlv on Odessa from The present outlook' a ikat our inctassed luppliav tfia week \ Miss Fiorenca Moore,. Mias-Ann today' that the German gnrraon Iclvib pride” which went to Paul B. presented by t^ S u n d a y school on cluded a better than K^m ile trip the east^nd'north today aftei .sev­ all oui cuitomars. \f»om Norfolk. Neb., yvhere he ad- Moore and Miss Stanwood of this ering the last major railway es­ of Kovel, 100 miles abova/LiWOW IRwosnsy, who has been president Easter Sundpy Evening at aeVen will again .snablp ds to taks care o( in bid Poland, had broken d 30-day cu t FLOWERS ■ of the Civic association for th.e y^N saed a noon meeting, and finally place have ks their guest at pres­ cape route to Rumania for apnvox- o ’clock. . hia talk at the (^ a h a City audi­ imately 200.000 German and. Ru­ Rn.sslsn enctrclement.^^ o y tha city jpaat year. The First Lu.theran church will torium. It wast in the Omaha ent Pilot Officer Thomas Biirdge manian troops assigned to the de­ with the aid of. trana{^t gliders. The Winners of the wlndovv dis hold En^ish confession and Holy CELLO speech that he-Tnade the announce­ of the-Royal Air Force, who is fense of the great Black sea port. Previously. R usali^ .communf^ and CORSAGES Se [play contest during the Red Cross Comm>inion this evening at 7:30 CTN ment of M'ithdi awal from the spending a leave in the Statea Front dispatches indicated that ques had. placed Red’A n n y column I War Fund drive were announced. o’clo(^. T O U ^O ES g o o d D political contest. TTie young filer ia a^ native of the days of the beleaguered city -within 30 miles o y thxt War-sfiw- ]The Star Flower Shop on Union M'aundy Thursday Communion " a t Sure About Plans Somerset, England./and Miss were numbered and that the Ger­ Kiev rail line iuncUoh but had jatreei received the first award aetvicea will b* T:S0 / [and was presented with a certlfi- Hlg-^lana? No. he wasn’t sure Stanwood. a close friend of the mans already were trying to es­ never claimed >lts encirclement. b ’clock this evening at tha Union LB,2 9 * he would do. He said he had family ha.s vi.sited them at their cape the Jaws of a Soviet' pincers Iciate. Honorable mention was giV' chiirch. The pastor. Dr. George S. ASPARAGUS GROCERIES. . . In this department you’ll fimi a plentiful supply of rationed away from hia. office for some home, which ia.near Bristol, in by fleMng across the Dniester estu­ fen to the windows of the Connect- Brookes ^U1 speak and there will ae campaigning in Wisconsin [iCiit lig h t and Power Company on be liiusic by the'senior choir. the southwestern section of Eng­ ary 20 miles to the west into low­ 2 . c h s2 5 * foods, all clearly marked with both the - cash/prii^ and the point value. Here and Nebraska and wanted to get land. ' , er'Bessarabia. lancheater [Park atreet and Sears Roepuck on Inspection Tonight GREEN ONIONS back. Pilot Officer Burdge baa been in Inlon street. The annual inspection o f the you can seTeet the items you need and figure your points'as you shop. * Retreat Line Attacked Spelling Herald Francis S. Murphy, chairman of Aakcd if he planned any further the service for two, and- a half Moscow advices said the Nazi Every: plant a 6 ^ Out flow­ Rockville Giifirda will take place SIZE 60'i 2 » s i 9 * political activity he.' said he could years, the last year has been si6ed Advertisemtate er' In our/btikutlfUl dis­ [the Aviation committee of ~ the In the Town Hall this evening at LEHUCE not say at this time. line of retreat was being systemat­ IConnecUcut Development -Com- MEATS. . .Here yoii’ 11 find a grand selection of “ BrowmStamp” foods to spent in training at Summcrside ically attacked by the Red Army Cobnt atz averSs* word* to a lloa. PLANtS— play reptwnts the teri m eight o’clock.' Among' the review­ • Would'he support any candidate nl/laU...ourober* *nd •bhrovlatton* that export growers can [miafilon, spoke on ’’CkmnecUcut'^ ing officers will be Colohet Max­ PINT 3 9 * Prince, Fklward Island. Canada. Air Forces and that units of the h couni a* a word and compound choose from . . .sill top quality and thriftily priced. As yoii know, point values chosen by the Republican conven­ Hia rank coi-reaponds with a flight BeautUul Hydrailtenarih pink and Wim ; _^rW oom lng prpdvte. The pick of tvlarion Future,” telling of the well and CbloneJ Nolan of the Seor STRAWBERRIES tion? Russian Black sea • fleet were ordi aa two word* M.lnlmom r si danlsta, Clnsrarias, King Alfred Daffodils, Nar^stui, Prim i^A to project to transform Bradley officer in the U. 8. Air Corpa. He standing off-ahore ready to ^ J a price ot three lines. . nuud «pp*ar*d. charsins at tba rate lerican League of Paranutsea Springs, Willihgton aa well as closed on the tired man. Saturday; April 8. Tax Collector earned but no allowance pr rotunda in Hartford a few months Rockville and Vernon. Captain Ln c Im n 35‘ '5iupports WilUde’s Action ka and Antonakodintaeid,- respec- ean be made on alz tiro* ada atoppad I a m ANN NAOt , 1 Lft A J t InvitG You Howard Little will be' at the El tively S^ and 34 miles distant, fell attar' the fittb day. lago. This has a new branch In Francis Cratty is the commanding H i v M MO POINTS JAW 2 4 * Anything that Wendell Willkie No "till torbida": ditpiay Unaa set ^fsw Haven :and the plaq ia being does ia "one thousand per cent" all lington Town Hall from 7-9 in the to the fast-moving Russians. officer. t i. I Try this new method o f fimd shopping this week-end. Our store perso**n®J *»• sold. in several other ciUea;^ The public la invited to attend right..with Mrs. Willkle. evening .to receive the property It was from the east and north­ Tbs Uarald will not bo raspenalblo --f auai isi’si. taxes. east, however, that the greatest tor more than one Inoorraet Ijaar- CORSAGES— Passion Service the Inspection tola evening. anxious to please you and any comments yoM^hnye to offer regarding this new That's what she said last night The BnckvllLe Ministerial Asso- aa she threaded her way through The surgical dressing classes threat to Odessa appeared. Here tioD ot say advortisamapi ordarod The beauty and artUtlc arrangement of our corsages Is known to sU tte To Betum B oom' tor more than one time. sUon 'Will conduct the Three 'the group o f' Seniors of the •tore design wiU be most welcome. crowds of well wiabera on the city Will meet In the Hell Memorial Ll Mallnovaky’a left wing surged for­ Tba Inadvartspi emlasten . ot in young peonls of' Mteicheoter and. has made us ths favorite corsage HorisM. brary Wednesday and Thursday ward along the Black aea coast to eerrect publleatlea ot advorttains ’ Our stock of ooraage flowers ariU Include everything desired. Orttfuos, X ' lour Passion Servlcs on Good.Fri- Rockville High school who have auditorium . stage after her hus­ xy from noon, to 8 p. m, st Sri. band had announced-be was with-i evenings from 7-10 o’clock. capture Stariye-Belyary, 18 mllas will bo r#otifl*d only by eaneailatton Gardenias, Violets. Sweet Peas, Sweetheart Roses. BWe Lace. been spending four daya in New Pvt. Joseph M. Jutraa, who has from the port and Kubanka sta­ ot tbo obarsa made for tb* **rvlc* enclosed In cello^ane Conservettes and attractive boxes to Insurii WCir loto’s Episcopal church on Elling- York are scheduled to return to drawing as a candidate for the Re­ rand*r*d s avenue with the rector. Rev. publican'' presidential nomination. served In the Army Medical Corps tion, 14 mlte.a to the northeast on Alt ad»*rtisa«*nt* must aontorm 'delivsry In perfsA condition. ’ . Rockville this evening. A varied overseas has an honorable dis­ the Odesaa-Voznesenak railway. la atyle, oopy and trP®»r*»by^with B. Olmstead in charge. trip of abfhtaeelng has been car­ "We’ra going back to kva in our rssuiatton* entoread by the publlah- *Fhe following ia the schedule of ruux ar a rtAUMt e susaa borne in New York,” 1 Mrs. Willkle charge and is at the home of his the Russian communique' dad ried out,: both Instructive and an- mother-in-law with his wife and In all, the .Third Ukrainian era and they raaarva the rlsht to preachers ahd their—subjects: tertaining. DtMtt MTIO DOZ 15* family. edit, ravlse or' roJpot- any OOpy oon- I^tatlons on the Seven Words Mrs.' Willkle, dressed in a alim Army swept im more than 130 aidarad oM eottpaablA^ tmnCMCo suezo Word was received hre Sunday towns and vlUagea yeeterday 'in CLOSINO HOOR8— Port of Spain, Trinidad, April 8 UnPlikM 2r*ISi1l* Vi's 23* DAILY KIDDLED irtod an armful of long stemmed provement in the last day or so Tdepbone Your Waat Ads Rev. Arnold Waring; Tbizd ''—(je>— Rear Admiral Oliver M. ' looao. Her eyes remained fixed on Moacow again failed to mention Ads are aocaptad aver the tata- LixTellitSMp Scaxta2D* /; The salvage truck^wlU soon be the progreaa o f Marehal Ivan 8. pbona at the caAROB RATE sivan srd, "W om en, pehold thy son. " Read took ovw the command of DOe BISCUIT har husband as te opoke. coming again as a large lo ^ of above at a ooovanlaoea- te eSTV* the U. 8. operating base hdba to­ Karller, at .a public reception Konev's Second Ukrainian Army, BV. Thomas Street; Fourth UfffeHylMp ^ 3cam20* junk ia at the salvage station and last reported within eight miles of isers. but the CASH BATW will ba ford. “My God. My God, Why -day, Bueoeedlng Vice Admiral 5LB q C f ^plioro ahe substituted for her hus- if any one has any papers or tin aucaptad aa niL L PATMENT it SWBfthBBft'rauxT S m d 2 sam« 1 3 * Iasi, across ths Prut river in Ru- paid at the basipaaa Jf • Greenhouses and Flower.Shop Thou forsaken m#?,” Dr. Arthur O. Robinson who win bs BAG O U Mrs. Willkle Miled away plesM get them tq the proper. ssslgned elsewhere. Admiral poliUoal «oaotkmo but talkad tors tba aavaatb day teUowjos ^ a |e 8. Brookes; F l^ Word, *T ■■T Im Gfwt Athatic 4 P fi^ Tm Cfijtoi church sheds and any rags or fat To'- the northwest, meanwhile. first insartlea at aaab ifi a*^*^*!** TELEPHONE 8486 irat,” Rev. Russell (Jamp; Sixth Read formerly was first Naval- at­ All arUaa auajMt U ■naakataMASe*. 2 LB BAG 15* t teV trip through Nebraska, p l ^ noUfy Mrs. lA lo lc. Bayes Marshal Gregory SL Zhukov’s tbs CBAJtaB RATi wffl M aeUaet- "1 drpaded Ute trip ' be- aA No rpaponelbUlty - tor orrora In ELDRIDGE STREET EST^LISH ED 1922 taait *lt ia gnlahad, “Rsv. Olann tache at Ottawa,' Wa raaarva tta risM *a liaait suaMitiaa. ••Ivage chalman that you have A ot Ukrainian Army battled a lalaphonad ads will ha aaaumad and i t hate to go on long auto ei^er and she will arrange for reinforced German garrison In the Itaair aeeuraey cannot bo snaran- iisod out to te collect looi . T strafts of Tamopol for tbs fourth V-- ¥ MANCHESTER EVENIKG HERALD,* I^C R E S TE R , CONN* THU|;8DAr, AFRIL 6,1944 MAWCHEITER KTENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, C ^ M THURSDAY,' APBffi 8. 1944 vice committee in onij case" with tertal, 'the Production Corps ths tra ayaBabta room adjacent to the o n e - 'side while certain dirty work le^ty Reports budgeting. workers. ' R«1 thoss i^ptcr office, as the M a n o i^ te r aiiks. Offices Mrs. Henry Huggins, chairman Mrs. T. Edward Btoanaa, chair­ Indreased ^ r k aeceasitates ax- 19 done, aii4 all without losing nis L o c a l T r e ^ c h o o l 60 Local Il^^rants o f the Blood Donor Service, sent man o f the Surgical Dressings Connecticut Comment of Editors ^ panslon. Eveotng Herttid chance to'b e a prim* minister In For Red Cross word that the mobile unit Would committee, stated that the new TIP- the resulting .power politics world, Be Closed continue to have its Manchester evening surgical' dreastnga pro­ . The B srd also voted to extend r v __ED BT TfiE headquarter* at St. Mary's Epis­ ject is a great aucceas, and that Ita than i to Warner Brothers 'BINTINQ CO, 1>C. itU this la accompanied by in­ Ready for Inductioii XKllAJLn ^Qit^W illkie W ithdraw al " " T o High Rating copal church. the program la going on as usual and to • ick Sanson for their co­ llwaU Str**‘ . creased assurances-that the lead­ Conimittee anH. Depart­ A splendid report o f the Work on Wednesdays at the -American in the War Fund Drive, ^ V e'e& « • ing statesmen of, the world art By A H O. But Many ''yStorefl and of the Camp and Hospital commit­ Harold E. Levlqe'. Legion Home. meeting waa adjourned at .jBOTBt M «n*««r ‘ ^triumph In November lay in the G. Grace said thgt "the compre­ mental Heads Give En­ tee was given by Mrs. Philip Che­ m. Octob«r 1, li» I >oon going to alt down and decide By The Associated Piress Faclorie* to Op­ To. Becom To Report on April 22; Frank W. HoMth, . 'The Board voted to rent an ex- ' . .y IN THE I,ANIK.0F BTEADV Here arc excerpts .f.rpm the edi­ ihope of beating Willkie Tt the con- hensive high school should In- ney, chairman, outlining some of what the Atlantic Charter and I ventlon and obtalnlntr his active '^lude not only -Industrial artf, but John H. Peteraop; couraging Summaries. jbllibtB ■▼•nr ETBDlng' torial comment ]n^ the nation's Instituti^; Local Com Four to Ente^ Service I the work of collectiqg, renovating B A B m t That prafound silence support, as a camp^gner there­ erate qi} Gootr^Friday. ,-a' ,yarl(sty of shops in which job- Fred C. Stu'rtevant. uBdBy* «nd HolldByp. other ' Cnlted Nations agreement press on Wendell'L. W illkle’s with­ '■ ' "'■* '\ , and distributing furniture 'and from the direction of slew Britain ftndlpg and job-training courses George H- Lathrop. .Ji« Foil Ottlc* at Maochaaur, Cann, and dklaratlofts really do mean. drawal frpm the Republican presi- after. bew’cy wouljl have obtained mittee/ Selecteil / to Through Other Selec­ ’rhJ'-l|oard of Directors o f Ifie recreational equipment to th^ men M INeoBd Claa* M*ll Itattar. Good''-Friday will be obierved and’’ expertemrs may be mad* Michael B, Fogarty. Such consultation, It is predicted, is Senator John L. Riithiyan won­ dential'rfc*! \. ^ . more jjfotit t^rom the Wisconsin Manchertex Chapter, Amerlcafi at the Arm ory and outposts ntoi;- Add To The Beauty And prim.ary if W ll^ le had been de­ Choice Name. available to dn youth.” tive Service Boarda., ■ Gerajd y. Sullivans BOBSCRIFTION r a t e *. dering whether public s^ ice Is tomorrow^imly Irt part aa a hbU-: by. Mrs. Cheney also made an 'ap­ will give the Charter a "rtaUatlc'’ feated less decisively. President Commenting on the proposed Trumhit F. Cowles. Red Cri^ii^hrid the ^regular Comfort Of Your Home! Ob» T bat by I*;!' ...... worth while after all.... It ^ a y be. ' Beat Fitted Candidate dsv In Manchester. All financial peal for plants, flowers or ^(honey 6 tnterjiretatlon. ' Roosevelt woiild appear to be the committee has been named, changing o f school names. Dr. ^ l^oup o f 60 locAl Selective Th^ six registrants who will monthly meet 'nieirtay afternoon Far Month by Mall ...... J •I! that his Republican colleagUh.s" 'in New York Times i Ind.-Dem.) .— for'-fhem, from any individuals or iiBgla Copy ...... J .r j chief galne/i since the Republican inatltuttons such saT*** Manches­ Grace added. " "Trade school’ odd­ from Man- With Chalriuan D rX l^ gen e M. orgahiutiona interested in fur­ BUY THE BEST* The Added Beauty and Lonr Life X>a1lTarad Ona T a a r ...... A "reaUstiX" Interpretation of the Rtste Senate,, with their His withdrawal takes ou^ of the u i^ r authorization of the State Service registrants will report for party In Wisconsin hSs chosen to ter Tni.st Conrinnnv. The Savings ly enough IS interpreted by many boards from Davia prealdln'g. The r e j ) ^ o f the nishing Easter cheer to Bradley the Atlaiitlc Charier will, we fear, quent references to him as contest. . . ..the candidate...... best ''Board'., of Education, to aelect a Induction Into the Arm y at 10:45,. 'they of Good/ftwningR Properly Inatalled By Experts m e m b e r o f make s dramatic spectacle of Its Bank of Manchester, the Man ad a place to- which' those with in­ have been transferred secretary waa read and ahecpted. "next mayor" of New Britain, fitted. .. .Toe the Re(aibllcan nom- Field, such contributions mint Tha ASSOCIATED PRESS be 'a decision that It never did i.solati^lsm.” Chester BuildUtg and L o a h ^ ,^ ^ - new naipe for the Connecticut ferior ability may be sent. The Saturday, April 22. Four of D»e' are: The treasurer reported for reach Mrs.' pheney at 50 Foreat Will R4pay YoU . , . LARGE Tha Aitoclatad Fraaa »a axolui va- complished their’ malicious hex- Inallon for the pi'eslcjency. lack of prestige attached to voca­ group will enter service thrq^h months Mr. Weden, chairman Eoster Homs )y antttlad to tha «aa of mean What It I t a ^ said It meant. riatlon arid the. Personal Flnrape Stale 'Trade^ School here in' con­ Louis Betko, Catskill, N. T. ^ r e e t beforb Saturday m°*'9lng, lijg purpose ..V. . ' 'kfify Be Emulating Dewey tional eclucation must be eliminat­ other Selective Service boards and G.eral j W. Roote, Wyoming, Pa. Finance, reported that the books' tfoD of an And preserving the Charter by Deep Grallliide for Service Company will 1 be'closed f ^ t)w form ity w ith the plan (ifighe State when delivery will be made to the Ready Cooked and Reg'ular. to U or not otbarwlia cradlted Ip Dud.son-Dlspatch. Union City ^ard to pick . six State Trade ed." X six from other places wifi ba In­ Ftonk E. Tyler, Old Lyme, have been set up ao that report­ fle ld S . sacrificing its own mpaning will State Higlnvaj’ Commissioner cw- York Herald Tribune day. The town offices will^Iso he EGGS H thia papdr and alao tha local nawa iTtem.); "Future developments closed as win the_ ration hUard, but schools to serv^- as Technical ducted through the Manchester O n . ing to National Headquarters will Mrs. Henry Mallory, chairman William J. Cox, who'may know ifnifvKep.l He takes with him Also Boned and Rolled Hams. publjah^ h^ara-of >,p„|,licatlon of he a cruel joke, instead of a tuc- /will tell whether thia is higih the windows at the' post/office and board. ' 1 , Don C. Corbin, Jr., Kingfisher, be much easier. Herbert House of Volunte^Bpeclal Services, re­ how to build straight roads, 'but not (mJy the respect of the coun­ schools.'.. 3 DOZEN gpaclal dlapatchaa heroin, ara plao cetis. ' strategy on his (Willkie's) part in the sub-station on D e ^ t Square Those Dn Comhiittee Those In the group are: Okla. gave the welcome report that the ported as folios on'.the various raacrvad. .. *’ who sometimes seems slightly ob­ try, biS a deep gratitude for h emulation o f sphlnx-Hke Gov. Thomas J. Lombardo. quota on the. War Fund Drive liad corps: 19 Staff Aisiatahta worked The -world has had. ..this con­ Will remain open’ un^ 1 o’clock. Director JiHiji'. G. EjchmaliaU of M a nA ch este r Frcdei'itk G. Spain, Rosllndale, Red Diamond tuse in his Interpretation of pub­ public siirvice nobly performed Thoniis E. Dewey whose candi­ Peter W. Klecba. Mass. been reached: 214 hours during Mabeli.'Twenty- Full aarvlca ellanl of N, E. A. trast between so-called realisnti lic comments, has managed to de­ Both of the recreation buildings the school has'fleeted ' the fol-. ■ervtca Inc. dacy goes merrily on despite his will'be closed fori the day as will lowing names citizens of 'Manr D a te B ook Joseph T. Burke. John L Bussiere, Pjijtnam, Mias Emily (fiieney, Home Serv­ two members* of the ''Canteen WALNUTS . . .LB. 4.>c $1.00 and so-called Idealism before. For­ rive from our repent dlscuaston of Inll '^RejuvonuHoh protest. Has not Governor Dewey Stanley F. Jaklel. Conn. . . ice chairman, stateil "that she. Corps gave 132 1-2 hours andsgerv- his unpleasant- Miesmanahip task the p'lhllc pchjOols.- St. James’s Chester to make thia selecllont - _ Publlahara Clevelajid Dealer llnd.- told hla friends many times to de­ Harry A. Ubert. Those who are registered here Miss Jessie Reynolds and Mrs. W. ed meals to 50 persons, In the M o ^ illua MathaFi Spaclal Agaocy eign Secretary Eden was himself In Fairfield County the inference school was ^ s e d today. Holy Ronald Ferguson, Manchester . Tonight . Jullua. . v ,fV Chicago. Detroit and lipm .)— Wlllkbe iJos beerj a power­ sist? But did they; of course not, Anthony J. Kvadaa. A. Rped went to a meeting In tor Corps, seven drivers made 191^ Nice—Mealv " " ^w ifi's Pure Now Tork. part of such a contrast when, In' that he is engaged In an effort to Thursday, affd will also be closed Evening Hcfald, GeorgS H/NVad- but will be inducted through other Boston. ful Influence Iff w e rejuvenation because those friends knew that tomorrow. ■ , Mceling Zoning Board |of Ap- ^ Elmer J. DeLuca. boards.are; Hartford attended by Mrs. Louise calls and drove, 539 1-2 miles In the years leading up to this war, dictate a road to Fairfield County. dell, town treasurer; Earl Rogers, .(rf the RepubllCanVptit’t y ;.. . . Re­ GoveT-nor Dewey'didn't mean what The l^ncHcster Electric Com­ poaja. Municipal Building, at 8. - Albert S. VanGasbeck. ^ Milton J. Ferguson, Milford, Momm, Administrator of Home 91 hours; 1,585 hours were .spent m e m b e r a u d it b u r e a u o f " I mm not bent on building a road Oieney Brothers; David Cham­ POTATOES L E A F LARD he fought for the Idealistic prin­ gardless of his oWp desires...... he said. We wonder If Mr. Willkie pany’s ^^dfftce' and the Manchester Monday, April 10 Gilbert W. Park. Conn. Service for the area office and at the hospital during the month CIRCULATIONS. across Fairfield Coun^,” he bers, chairman of the board of Eastep Mo.nday banquet and' ciple that war should be stopped Dewey is now a candidate. , m eana^hat he says!” '\^ Gas C^ompany office will be closed Richard E. Wharton. John H. Woodward, Newton Mrs. Katherine FUckinger. Home by 97 Nuraes’ Aides. One hundred The Harald Printing Company. writes one of our constituents. Selectmen: S. Raymond Smith, ball, (Sahipbel'l Council K. o f C,« e other stores, especially the , William J. iSorskis. Center, Mass. Service Field Representative. The and twelve Production workers de­ \ $1.90 / 2 lbs. 25c BO assumes no flnabclsl\,taspons|. and penalized in its beginnings. "As A Blatter of fact that’la,^'a WIHIda'Good Loeer representative to the General As­ at Legion .Hall. voted 870 hours to knitting ah($ ® ’ ;iiiR Uty for typographloal, %rror» aP' Will Clarify Slrimtlon stores will he opened all sembly; Frank Reilly, president James S. Morlarty. Lawrence C..'Morey, Woodstock, appointment of Mrs. Myra Rich­ B ushel. (No Points), The tontrarj’, "realistic” sense of project which will he packed with Indianapolis Star (Ind.-Rep.) — Paterson Morning Call find.- 'TdeSdpy, April II ardson as Prisoner of War repre- sewing and completed 934 arti­ paatrlng^ ' In idygrilsertante • rtlse In Tha Cheney Brothers w1U\ con of Local 63. TWUA of Cheney Stanley Kulpinske. Vt. ianohaster Byanlng Harald. view ’won, when Chamberlain and headaches for whoever, turns ou't xAlr. Wlllkje, Is philosophical and Rep.):—"While the overwhelminglung Pirate Whlsi> Center CTiiirch Russell E. Holmes. sontatlve for the Manchester cles. The Surgical Dressinga unit tlnue to operate thetr planh, aa Brothers; Arthur H. 'llling, super­ Leo R. Kaslauskas, Aviation Don’t put it off any longer . . burning hot weather to be the mkn who executes it. unsolftsh A good loser. defeat of the Willkie delegates•8 O/ House, Auspices <3roup E. chapter was announced by Mloa completed 13,500 four by four \ Thursday, April 8 his set decided that it would be usual. intendent of schools of Manches­ \ - W illiam S.tocks. Cadet repoi'tfiig separately. 18 sure to come . . . protect your draiies, rugs and furni­ Even less Is there any disposition the Wisconsin primaries waa Sunday, .April. 16 John F. Catalano. Cheney. Mtsa Reynolds reported dreaalnga and 6,000 four by eigbt too uncomfortable to halt aggres­ In St. Briciget'a and St, Jamei ter and Herbert B. House, local No Navy Call Yet A, on the part of my self or any one Has Playeri Valuabfe Role doubtedly a surprise to him 3‘Jnd Anniversary celebration of Alton H. Sutiiffe. that 123 cases were acted on dur­ dressings. ture from the hot sun rays and at the Rame4.iin^ *dd to £ churches there will be Stations ol Miantonomah Tribe ot Red . Men Hi* Principles Still Rfeht sion In Ethiopia, in Spain. In Aus­ el.se whom I know to force a road St. .Loiiis Globe-Democrat ( Ind. i’ ’ his supporters, his appreclat)on of merchant. James V . Anderson. The local Selective Service board ing the past month. / Mrs. Mallory alao reported that the Cross starting at 3 o’clock In Details Of Flans at Sports Center at 6 p. m. , " , tKe comfort and beauty of your home. tria, or in Czechoslovakia. We on the population (it Fairfield — Ttie, 1940 Republican nominee the results and what they/proba Robert E. Marks. has not yet received its caU for Mrs. John C. Donovfn, ' Home the Volunteer Special Service wln-^ .There was one way in which, the afternoon. The plan of assigning new Sunday, April 33 TlP-tfiP MARKET County. There are far tqo many has played a valuable role In the bly meant nationally, iind his / William T. Anderson. Navy service. AU ol the above Nursing chairman, stated that dow diaplayed at Hale’a brought after the Wisconsin primary, know, now, who was really "real­ Other RellgloaB Services Hadassah Bazaar.- Temple Beth other locations fh the state where nation and foKhis party. \ actioas-ln -announcing -kls 'k’lfh- ,es and title* to six State ^ Frank L Jarvis. men were drawn from the pool the High School Homa Nursing Inquiries from eight persons Inter­ Pre-War Materials'' Are Still Available. FRANK DeCIANTIvS. Prop. istic" and practical then. It ivas people are glad to have expended Other religious services follow: Trade school* was discussed yes- Sholom. \ ested In becoming members of tha Wendell Willkie could prfserve drsj/al as a »ndidate, are to be H oly Communion will be cele­ Alfred J. Ambrose. o f available men for Arm y serv­ class has*bsen complsted, and tha \ OAK STRRET AT C0TTA(;E STREET such funds as are available." ■ terdsiy by the Board of EldUcatlon Monday, April 34 varioiu corps. She also stated that Boms portion of that national In­ Eden, who was scoffed at for his Must .Seek .Anoth^ Rlraw Man highly cqmmenned for they will brated tonight at 7:30 In Emanuel John S. Bagdonls. ice. A call for Navy men is ex­ evening class at S t Bridget’s which \m et yesterday In the Annual concert .of the Beetho­ pected within a fev days. 103 corps mambera worked fo r the fluence and leadership which, idealism. We thought, and still think, New York Dally News (Ind.) — go far toward clarifying the situa Lutherah church. The service will, William M. Adamy. church is atlll In progress. library « the school here. ven Glee Club at High achool haB. The local board has been noti­ W ar Fund, collecting money In the Now, sgtin, the choice Is simi­ that we had made it aiilllclently The New Dealers will iWw have to tion. It tindoub^dly leaves Gov­ be in the Swedish language, and April 36 to SO / , Charles j: . Quinby. Miss Hannah Jenaen, chairman STATE AWNING COMPANY X only a few montha ago, was so clear that Commissioner Uos The flr^ such school to chane.e fied that two of its registranta theaters. '• look around for anothCi^ straw- ernor Dewey o fm e w York as the toiporrow evening at 7:30, G < ^ Thirty-second Annual ^nVen- | Fred H. Miller, Jr. of Nutrition, announced that the lonstrably his. That was to lar. The most "realistic," practi­ its name aKd program will be the who were, conaidarsd on appeals Miss Anna C. Sampson, chair­ n whs planning the road beraiiso man to sell to the Rpublltsins if strongest possihiHty for the nom­ Friday service In English. tlon. New England Conference, NWilliam W. Shearer. Home Makers’ Information Cen­ CALL MA . 2-1474 MR. LA FONTAINE Bridgeport trade school at formal because of occupation have been man of the Nursea' Aides commit­ ,ta his ^principles from per- cal job this world faces today la there w-aa unquestioned need for they can. ination .... ." The annual Maundy Thursday Augustana Lutheran Onurchea at { George E. Blanchard. ter la to open at the Manchester ^Advertise in 'Nic Herald—-It Pavs It. Perhaps he didn’t really un­ exercises M*^24. That schwl will classified In 2A. They are. Jamea tee, reported that a training class ambition. ^ that Of winning this war and service of communion and recep­ the Emanuel LutheMn church. Edward 8. A dam y:\ Gas Coiflpany on April IS, and It of 21 ia now In progress, and that derstand ns, hut la uting an receive the natae BuHanl-Havens J. Gorman, self employed, auto- la hopod that tha townspeople will Viahrinf his campaign with all winding It up ao that there won't Has Been Powerful Stimulant Too Mdch UkA Roosevelt ” tion of members will be held at the April 3 > io 29 ' Daniel J. McCarthy, Jr. the trustee! of tha hoapital are opening to spread some of that technical school, so named In raofiva repair and bus tranapor- make avtry possible use of It. The Baltinriore . Sun ( Ind.-Dem, »- Milwaukee .Journal: — “Mors Second Congregational church to­ Annual Conv^tlon of the Worn- ' Francis J. McCarthy. giving the Aldea their annual din­ X tha wiKlotB of hindsight. It seems b* new war twenty years from salesmanship he will still need, night at 8 o’clock, and a brief honor of *n Induhtriallat and for­ Elbridge Qytroay, Jr. tatibp, and Kenneth A. Smith, eifi- Nutrition class among members (W illkie) has been a powerful important thafrThe old party .tra­ mer school board \member who en’s Missionary Society .at ' tha | ner thia year aa an indication of obvious U iU , he would probably how. Blit this job can't be done no m ailer how necessary the service tomorroivi’ from 12 to 12:30 Joseph G. ’Twaronlte. ployed by Schiebel Brothers, auto- ot tha Dorcas Society o f the stiimiiant forcing Republican and dition (of never renominating a helped to start thp Bridgeport New Ehglafid Conference Augus­ their' appreciation of the work road i t . . . . nooii. The, North Methodist -Carl R. Matson. motive parts and repairs. Both o f Emanuel Lutheran church. In­ have fared ^ tte r politically and through the' "realism" .of power Democratic leaders alike to raise candidate who has lost), Mr, W ill­ tana Lutheran churches. Sessions | don*. church will join In this sert’ice. . trade school. at Concordia Lutheran church. Peter/J. Wodal. these men were classified l A by structed by Mrs. Pottarton, avsn have a t o ^ a better chance ot politics, or by tailoring the Atlan­ then head.s above the^rut In which kie, we have' been told by many It 1* the desire o f \ the state Production ehalrman, Ml*s . The State Tax Comriiis.sU>n has ""At the Concordia Lutheran Micfiael J. cnementlno. the local beard. Appeals w ert Jiot boon eompletad. Misa Jan- their thinking ordinarily moves. • persons, is T o o much like Roose­ board. In Its program Of, dignify­ Hazel J. Trotter, reported that winning the no^nation Itself If tic Charter until its fine, pretty recently issued a survey o f town church tonight a communion serv­ Btopbon O. Piaseik. taken and the appeals war* sus­ ■m atatod that tha Nutrition com velt.’ In the nature o f things the ing the trade and technical In­ be had placed h la^rsd n al candi­ words no longer stand in the way tax rates and town tax bills. The ice w ill be held at 7:30 and a Good' Wesley Bulla. tained. mlttoa will meiet oa April 8, with the local Production Corps, in ad­ 1.^'ked Necessary’ .-Xiira of Success Republicsn pgrtjl is the refuge of struction to be offered liK these highest tax rate in Connecticut Friday, service at 9:30 tomoirow New Fire Rules John L. VonDeck. In the group le-vlng on Satur­ Miss Ema Flabcr of tha Hartford dition to the large quotas of knit­ dacy clearly last \ ^ o n g the of power polltlca statesmanshlo. those who oppose Mr. Roosevelt. schools, to join with local ^ a r d s was in the town of Thompson, at Washington Post (Ind.)— Mr. morning. day, April 33, A . Hyatt SuUlffe, Elactric Light Comptoy as speak- ting and sewing for the armed The bard, practical, job ia not to . . . In Wisconsin Mr. Willkie did o f education In nam ing sUteMmde Charlaa F. Zalonls. ' . V things He w»s ^* ***** 36 mills. The lowest was In Sher­ Willkie has never, seemed to wear M ajor J. H. Sweet w ill be In John F. Fitzgerald. chief clerk of the local rationing •t. forces, the military hofpltala and not make that dUference stand schools for men who have Men To Be Observed | previoualy played a greaK,role In evade the principlea of toe Atlan­ man, 7.26 mills. BuL before the the necessary aura o f success. charge of the service tomorrow Clifford F. Ulm. board, has been named as leader. The Nutrition committee has refugees, ia alao domg its part in up." standing in the development of — £ 1 the victory tor L,end-l

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MAKCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 8, ISM PAGE BlEVElf \ y MANCHESTKR E V ftW o f^RALD. MAmnHKSrKR.'ahNNi, rm/RSDAY, APRIL 6. 134« T E l l ',/1 XI toctil-Soldier in ___ ^ , n » W I H 'l—IS.|-jSO H T IC —10»0 no ITDBO-13M Sends Easter feelings / VMtWtf :i3'ajr '•Wm« Nelson “Ding" Darrow pf ^37 neoeapary supplies. For toe b r­ WNBC^New Britain v Republi­ IGH \ oster______street.. , who___ is wrltowith totoe - U. . i maUdn of Victor’s/ tomfl'y and lu n V‘ 1. Army in Italy, takes the trou- I' frldnds,' irads, he Is dolng^'lawell.doll Ju st Cross-] Intermediate Teams i^o-wTicy:^ ' can T o w h ^Committee Program. 1- ____f__ _t* A . __ Lts.. ... ■—aa—.. i Weaeee iarA*11 WDRC 4/Bro*«Jw»y MfttinM, 7:45_WTHT'v - News; WNBC— Miss Hclcii Estes, Faculty Adviser ble occasionally to write a Uttar how long we’ll together U in- THE “VTHT—New»; Mu*lc, \CompiIed by Students of Manchester High School definite, but^^a is the army ami Fighting Coaht Gii^ivtaive. Yet [erous Play on Even Terms; X -i& ^ivvnC — Stella Dallaa; W’DRC. -r- Siispo^e; WTHT — etings, and toe letter printed hold conversations of toe good did t m 9 0 —Parade of Stars. j Weight Prove! Disastrous days at home. CLUBHOUSE Let's Learn Spanish; — Blow arrives In good time' fbr /•* ^ W T I C — Paul Neilson. , , Inclilstrial Cheiii. ^ Sr. English s ta r., /'• The pac^le here are swell, eepe- WDRC — Ad Uner; WTHT ' Stuff members of the High ciaily toe weaker; sex. I have al­ Fought from Unortho­ qiand had an earned run average Cav’s WinTn Fourth L et’s Be Charmingr: WNBC — 8;i5,:i_WTHT Fulton N^ur^ler; Contest Pl^y Legion of Honor the.itidltor: Beat Attell Bjr OUp BoM i WNBC—Liim and Abner.X School World were shocked Today has been Mtceptlonally ready learned enough of this lan­ AP Featuree Spertkxl of 2.49. Subjccl of Reports and horrified at 2:55 on Mon­ guage to allow me to hold short dox Stance; ‘Knock* i;30—WTIC — Aldrich Family; In Assemblies bice. Now toe .night clouds are Cairo, HI.—Don’t be “DonnelIjN ^ tch e d a n o -h it'n o ­ 4^^W T IC — Young W id d e r day when one of their best conversations with too - Italian run game at. Rochester. It was his BrOwn! WNBC — Parade of WDRC—Death Valiev ^a^; At AssemUly ‘‘SwiWmlng is'one of my favo­ atoering over the nearby moun- out' Humbled Many the Cardinala run away Youngfilertiif^oungfiterfi PPres r e 8 t News; WTHT — News; CaaUcs chairs was totally obliterated faina and aoon one more perfect people. third one. He w ^ 17 and lost Jup Hunter, Too Of what use is^ndustrial chem­ rite hoMdes," said Jackie Hhatley by the 180-pound president of Aa for toe events that, occur National League this eeaiam by 38 eight and an darned run aver­ Fighting Outfits oiiRRec When a Oif' in the Air: WNBC — America’s Experience in will be ended. Tonight we Good Fighters. Town Meeting. istry? The answer .may be ob­ when askM about her hobbies. . As Student Council. The chair was try to realise that toe con- day by day, I regret that I am not to SO gam ea. Vee, even If they loee age of 2,40. He hah, aJwmys been ’ ries: WDRC-Newa: Ad Umer Coii^iip K fliler, Jolm stknding on the floor minding Had on Stage Befora permitted to Inform you. Regard­ , a workhorse and won 28 games Floor in Junior Loop Lo( W TrtT—New's: M u s i c , WNBC 9:00—WTIC—Music Hall; WDRC tained by visiting 'foin Kelley's a result bPstliis, Jackie became a llct U one more day nearer Its By Billy Roche aoitie of toeir Key players! \ —Major Bowes Amateur Hoin^; ,^cliemisti V cla'.cscs Ihw week or Jutijor LifeNsaver when a fresh-j Its own business when Torn sat less, all is aa well as can be ex­ .l^ln 1941 for Springfield. —News. - Haii>!iPii» Gerry Silemaii down, causing it to be deihot- Fellow Students. nd. We are all praying for .toa pected. Juat keep doing your beat FampiM Beferee There’a - a buainess-like feeling \ “Jurisloh played for toe New Finafs; Cavaliers Pull 8:15—WTIC — We WTHT — Gabriel Healter. \icxt. Everv pupil has to write man and a nrember of Swimming \ knal day when victory will bring Towheaded, cross-eyed Valen­ around this camp that’s bound to 9 15 - WTHT'--Bclleve-It or Not, III LitlWt S & B Hit. ;itid deliver a MO word eskiy on Club in her sophomore year. That ished! Mr. Gorman was not at home and- your efforts shall not Orleans Coast Guard team where Out Win„^46*S6. \ Learn; available for conpoient on the ease and eontantineht to a new be In vain. tine Braun was toe most naive explode la toe face of the opposi­ he^urled 18 ^victories againat two S'30—WTIC — Just Plain Bill, 9;30- WTIC J o a n Davis and inouslrlel chemistry. year she was mVnager of the club "Hey! Guess what? I recited s 5d better worid. The routine is tion. And s^l hands let you know WDRC—News: American Girls Jack Haley; WDRC — Dinah One more diaUnclive success The students are being divided' also. Jackie played Volleyball-dur­ freak accident. poem from the stage befdre the My thanks go te the Watkins’ and yet dangerous little batUer 1 IossM..He had an excellent Kcord —Bill Grady, •45. toe same uay in and day gang for alt their swell letters. To that they are going to pour it on in the minoia. Including Rocnecter The Cavaliers evened thefcodnt in Action: WNBC—Jack Arm- Shore; WTHT -r- Wake Up, was added lo Sock\and Buskin s into groups. The first group has ing her first and hecond year and whole English class and golly waa (ut,,but I can aaaure you all that ever aaai, Shooting from an un­ jplenty. ■ la.st 'liight' when lihey knocked off America; WNBC — Spotlight e.s a subject, "Chemicals Used in field hockey in her ftrst. Mr. and Mrs. joeeph De Faato and orthodox southpaw, atanca,. as and New Orleans, before he en­ 4 1 Far- record, with the context play ptes- I acared!" “I forgot half oif my the proper kind of routine that family Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons -' Take Manager Billy South- tered toe service. the Suiqtdes 46 to 36 to force the 8 *4 ^ V V ^ IC —Front Page Bands; Story Teller, I’reVciition of Disease.” These When a sophomore Jackie was 111 lead us to our goal of final Knockout Brbwn he pasted out worth. He w el^ every word scries/to three games' in the play­ WNBC 10:IK) WTIC — Abbott and Cos­ cntation of Robert Kiupe s 'Thp Chosen as student council repre­ monologue.’’ These and similar I send my regards, and best EMater “Schmidt is another power rell; WTHT—Superman- particularly include sulpha drugs lestruotlon of an evil enemy. many an accomplished boxer, be­ earefully, but In ;no uncertain pitcher. He won IS and loet 10 for off tor the Intermediate'vchatnplon- —Captain MiUnighf. tello! WDRC — First Line; One Wlio Came to GettysoH^, *at sentative for her home, room, and wishes. 1 am sorry that 1 cannot wildered and outouaUed - two ;ind anti-ioxins. Top Rating Fc^r| phrases were passed after Engllah- The spring .Jr has given us write all you dear friends individ­ terms, he aays that he is going out Rochester. He took part in 34 shfp. \ «:00—WTIC — News; W im c— WTHT — H enry Gladstone'. the assemblies cm Friday, Ml^rch The seepnd group uses as a in that same year becartie a mem­ classes various Mondays by mem­ world champions — Ad Wolgast after that flag early. The game was a lot closer than WNBC—Raymond Gram Swing, ber of Girls Leaders' Glubof which kigher spirits and will enable us ually but I am sure ybu’U under­ games and is smart aa they come/’ ' *>\ News: WTHT — News; WNBC 31, the play won a first place next basis for dlscu.ssion "Cosmetics. bers of English classes. and Abe AtUll — aocumulated a “We should have won the aeries Billy didn’t mention his hold* the-score. indicates. With twb-min— —Terry and the Pirates. 10:15- WTHT —' Dale, Carnegie; Patent Medlfeines and Dentifrices" she was the vicc-presiden't during |o carry on properly. We also stand. Nevertorteas, God bleas you comfortable fortune and retired A day at the Slate Draina-festival. Sock & Biiskiiil In order to make the student know and resHIss th a t tU apring- last year,” frowns Billy, "but that overs but • they were tops in toe Utes to play the (Javaliers were 0 jl 8 —WTIC—History^ WNBC—Out of the Shadows. lincliiding toblh paste and tooth her junior year. \ conscious of articulating more all. practloirily unscathed after tlx is water over the dam. We won’t leading by only twro points and it Headlines; WDRC—Dinner Hour The contc.st play at the last festi­ ' This year Jackie belongs to |tme at home also and can- easily It's time to My^good night now circuit last year. Max Lanier led 10;30-WTIC — Mjirch of Time; powder.! clearly, to give the student audi- fulsome years of campaigning make the same mletakes this all. loop hurlera in toe important was anybody’s ball game. It was a val. also under th^ direction ot the French Club and is on\ the nagine how you are aU buying -folks, but pleaM rtm em ber, Vlc- among the best lightweights. Melodies: "— WDRC — Here's to RoniarVce; Mrs Helen Page Skinner, not only The third groiip will write about “'The One Who Came to I torlunv experience m public speak- tor thanks you, toe boys thank year.” BRA w ith a ;:75 m ark In 32 fast, well-played game with both ' dens; Concert Hour; WNBC — WTHT — Halls of Montezuma; "Metals ai)d AUoysVTheir Use Sonianhis Business Staff. Ha^fig ‘^ e -iir new and bright Easter Valentine Braun, 6-3 Vt, 138 in len’t that pennant talk? Hera’s team s throwing in everything won State "ttrat^' but went on to become a member of Girl Resents ing and in memorizing material, a llothM. As for me my Easter suit you, asd I thank you all for stand­ games. WNBC—Stop dr Go, Joe E. in the W ar EfTorti” G«ty»burg’ Rated Ex* group of' Senior English classes beat fighting trim, was bom some more; Harry Breechen was next in the they had to pull out a win. StHctly obtain additiphal honors for the last year Jackie is vice-presldem ill be the usual olive drab. While ing so firmly behind ua. Ap'ril 27, 1891, of Oerman-Araeri- “We’ve got a fine ball club, Brown. club by wirjmilg the NeW England Each group hai a month to this year-'and is chairman of the have beien having oral r'ecitations Happy Easter to all The Herald payoff f la r e s with 2.27 arid Mot;t Played Good Game — Jack Stevens; WNBC 11 iOO—News on all stations. prepare its topic sonre have al­ celleut. I’m on toe subject please accept can parenU In New York’s seeth­ here. If we lose some of them, The Suicides played their usual Contest championship. . program committee. ' for the past 4. weeks from the as­ Easter Greetings to each and staff! Cooper totVd w ith 2:30. —News. , , rru^«s 11:15—WTIC — H a r k n e s a of ready been given. v i f sembly hall stage. The reports ing east side, cradle of many a we’It still have a good club com­ Byerly, Breechen, Cooper and isassing game, breaking men loose, The scene of "The One W ho For three years, Jackie has been Ivery one of you. great fistic star. Because of his pared to some of toe others. Of B;48-W TIC - I- o w * WNBC - WMblngton; WDRC —J o a n John Phllein, '46. a valued member of Rainbow Girls. Tlie aiiditbf'lum of the Model ranged from poems and mono- Donnelly are 4-F. Jurisich is 1-C. 'time and again for clean ' layup*’ ah; WDRC — News; WNBC- Came to Gettysburg" takes place Jacqueline Heatiry 1 was glad toe oto« day when Perhapa you think we’re lonely, grotesquely crossed ^es , which our team last year we have lost shots. Cole. Murphy and Mason Brooks; WTHT — Give and in the home of the Civil War hero, Sh# teaches a first grade class at school in wiUlmanUc reechoed logues to one-act play^ The «ub- TO some extent it’s true. a medical discharge. Of the pitch­ Henry J. Taylor. Take: W N BC-M uslc You encountered Victor Kebart. Ke- made it imposaible to tell which aix men, but, 1 must admit that ers still around, Breechen won 9, doing some beautiful cutting with T;00—WTIC — Fred W a r i n g. John Bums, ably played by John Sunday school, an experience she lart la a Manchester lad and also But we’re happy tonight that way he was looking, other kids, we have some able replacements '■ Want. has found moat interesting. course at Manchester High. Her w,o. .pp,.a»« K ‘ p“ “r . x ^ Cooper, 21; 1-A Harry Gumbert, Brooks, Bryant and Vilga setting WDRC — I tpitchers AI Brazle, Muriy As for toe vacant second base in the third quartgr 'the Suicides !r T'16—W n c — N eva; IVDRC — il;45—WNBC — Guy Lombardo; of Sock and Buskin's public per­ Came to Gett/sljurg,’\ presented follows: Practice made perfect and when Dickson, Howie Krist and Ernie John Neabit. Passing Parade formance of "Junior- Miss,' con- PiU’hiiija; Well from all the different states of the Britain Teacher's C'bllege, after by the Sock and BusklnXmembers, 1 a ahbrt skit-monologue, Sas post. It will be held down by Emil were leading by six'Toints. Newa , ' Union, ss well u from South Af­ which she desires to teach one of ill,. Gladys Bisselt, Esther Koehler, Valentine took” to professional White, second baseman Lou Klein Verban. durable Columbus key- It looked like they were going WTHT—Memory Lane Design fbr vrncingly took the difficult part the parUcipants of whiid werer j^ven by Lois Clark enUUed “In- boxing at 17/te scored 30 knock­ and Jimmy Brown. J - ^ ^ C - Boh BuS-; WDRC 12:00-WTIC - News; ^mgn of Amic Burns. John's blind and rica and Brazil. the elementary grades. John Hansel, Connie Kehler, Get- | temationai Scandal" from "My Coal'd Grauts Anna Giesecke and Mrs. John rtone sacker. He played every to end the series in two ^ m e s . Ruthm ary W irtella, '44. Kingsbury. . outs in rapid aiiccesaioii and be game laat. year in a manner that Kept on Fighting -Mr- *t*^T«eerTracer of t Lost I ^ Usteniiig: wTHT-Newa. News; WDRC crippled daughter. Feeling it her Vic Taggarl, Form er Jackie has followed the college aldine Sitehaan. Bernard Karlin, Sister Eileen." -about a young "Now Jot down our new pitch­ duty to go by the side of her n- There will be a M aun^ Thurs­ came kn e ^ t toui o pdund hurler is making a .fine rep toe Palm Sunday service” at the ing paaeee and blocking ohota change of character from hitter Reserves from the counties of Manchester game from the West presented "The Valiant.’’ It Is I audience by making an amusing fill and Smelter Workers (CIO) Congregational churchyThc pas­ became so baffled that in the Ca^e ("oadies ed In radio circles when he began the Caribbean, NBC 'for himself as one of the star Thompso'hville, Plainvilie, and the touching story xk a poor pris­ monologue of Robert BeneWeys fourth rouiy], when Brown stag X -'C/ which would have meant twin Siting for an M. C. to do his that it has been poslpon indiiTcrencc to life to reawakenec^ Hartford center. The ride was a settlement of the union's dia- tor’s sermon was on ,/The Perile crown, was (he only player named pointers tor toeir opponento. Oau­ interest in living. / pitchers of the Army in Hawaii, Glastonbury were invited to at­ oner who bravel^refused to rec "Going to the Dentist,” Bob Al- |ute with Seymour Smith A Sona of Victory.” NeldaMoreau assist­ gered him with a terrifle loft Truth or Conseijuences after he week. the grajievine tells. . >■ with a talkative gray-haired lady for the first team by all six men. dino, Tournaud and NocMrawakl e repulsed an attempt hjr her tend. in a roomy station wagon and she, ognlze his sister,r, to shield him enlightened the students on 1C ., Watertown, Conn. ed in the service, "yne Palms" was awing, he fell into a clinch and Select Stars B asketball/ | Into the ■ service is ehded. ' Talks Tonight: Miss Deutcher. who spoke on from mental/tormeifl, and bbre -^es on between halves of a snarled: Ferrln. a 6-itoot 8 1-2-lnch 166- Played a good defenolve same, hi- ■ BLU. 7:30 Sen. Tobey on sistei^ullv to,.cheer her up; Vic .(he of the deep Irish obviously mistaking the girls to Effective aa of Oct. .7, 1943, sung by Adaline/Hoff; the anthehb teroeptlng jjaOeee and MorJrtng V Z r i n - Harry von Zell ^ ts the broug'uc) recenlly hurled his team fashion, deviated from the subject without help/the supreme football game, by taking the part kage Increases agreed upon be- “Why don't you hit where you pound blond from Ogden. Utah, Job, ad say three solid/pages of "Combat Pay BUI"; BLU. 8;3U—. refilizii^g^t her dependency was be from Hall High ofjpned the con­ by the choir w m “The King of scored 52 points Mi trts three Gar­ ■ - - ' V Buebtond'“‘™' /- ohota vriudr would have meoiit to a 3-0 win at Pearl Harbor and to explain how important posture ment som^ne else should' have j ^ ^ fdotball coach giving his reen the cbmpahy find ^^he union Glory.” Eigh/children were bap­ ^re looking?" 'Tfkaii, Klicr, Caywood America's Town Meeting at Cin-U^Lthat' was'k^cping Sally and her versation in this jnanner: "rvc den appearances, 17 when his ■ . B . ' ' r . T. terin pototerg for their oppeaeute. typed announcement. / lover, plaved bjXRtibcrt Agnew, in a second game, with the score w’as in relation to clothes. She suffered:/'^ . . team a pep talk on how to cross bring certain occupational' rates tized: Edward Alexander Haddad, Harlem Tommy, Murphy at the cinnati, "Freedom of Speech on just ^m c from the florist ; my son Symington, If , 7 v . , . / 0 4 J Guadino, Tournaud and TTanfikurr It took a month 6y auditions of .Jtnilding 3-0 against his team, he demonstrated the "slouch’’ look Both/Watertown High Md Nor- ^ ,tc. Ip to the approvable area rates rini?,slde chall^ged the winner. •Vii(T Brindley Mained NCAA champions halted St. M p^biliUes to db the picking the Air, Sen. Wheeler and others. apart. ' Geraldine Sitiinrii demon­ is going to the 'Harvest Dance' to­ son of Mryand Mrs. Edward Had­ John's, the national Invltptlon LeGault, rf ...... V i 1 *23 . ekl played veiy effTiSilTa offen­ strated her ability to creat- took over in the 5th to hold the and contrasted it by standing cor­ wich /Free. Academy received rat- | . cut-down version of “The %art be granted by the company. dad; Judith Ann, daughter of Mr, So Brown me^MurpHy in HarlBm, Generally the big ones get Other programs tonight:; night- and he insisted I pick out a Patch, c ...... 1 3 sive gomee, geittnc tba bon fnm at a cost, to qiwe Edwards, of | cere, afteclionate character opposition scorele.ss in four inn­ rectly .Mis? Deutcher also added ings^f “very good.” The form- I jjonkey’s Paw.” complete with ; waa ruled by the board., and Mis. Herbert Love; Robert May,25, 191)-; This' was their sec­ Oil .All-Star Five. winner; 22 in the East-W est final way, to hear fishermen tell it, $8,600. Von ZelL^who has been on NBC. 8:30—Henry Aldrlcir; 9— that neat grooming was pssential, Corsage for his date, are you girls against Dartm outh and 13 when Culver, Ig ‘ 12 1 23 * nowhere and eomhagvnp with riwte ings- while his mates scored five going?" The M. H. S.-ers managed cycled the story of a Tennessee fashioned night clothes, wM TThe board idfinied otJ;(er wage York/Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. ond clash,/ the first having ended 16 but Maj. Gen. Allen H. Tumage the air a decide or -tore as an Bing Crosby and Chorus: 9:30 — part of Sally. as well as looking fashionable. in a dr^w. This time Knockout Kentucky “eliminated ’’Utah' in Glode, rg ...... 8 b- which looked ImpedMe Imt man­ Basic Jpan Davis Show; 10—Ab­ , Although Anne had been en- riinS' to win, 5-3. In these two to mumble that they were from ud taking place about 50 years out by Jerry Wetherell, djustments requested ' by the Russell; Caroline, Lorraine Ry Frank Kck Morgan, rg 1 0 2 s aged to owiah through tba aeta. M.C-announc<», starts right in by eaged to someone else, there was With war time, the quantity of Manchester and not West Hart­ ago. The latter’s play told how 3 ^rt,ara Weir, and Mary Topping, Inion and toe union's demand for Roaanne -Swett; Dorothy and looked at the southeaat corner of .\l’ Foaturee Sports WriU'r the invitation tourney, I king mackerel Swiss ring 'll a guest in Satur­ bott snd Costello; 10:30—March games Vic allowed only three hits. fabrics a designer has to work George Mikan. DePaul’s be­ Ewing,' rg . , . yi , . . . 1 0 2- All bi oB It waa a votj latmeat another man. Nathan, who had al­ ford. A few weeks later, the Wei the French Marquis Imprisoned In j Dialogues of the "Girl MeeU 1 second week’s vacation after five .hen Irving Williams, children the ring and knocked the Iri.sh- New York--'Basketball coaches — e he took tim e off Ing bon gomt wttb tba toem*! tw« day nlghtA program, which is to of Time. CBS. 8—Katina Paxlnoii Military secrecy prevents the with ha,', been limited. In his di- man into the northwest in 40 sec­ spectacled 6-foot 9 center, and / ----* in “Woman in Red"; 8:30—Death ways cared deeply for.her Ber­ Hartford high school paper, "Hdll the gaoler's quarters of the -Con- | goy” type were given In contraat- ears of emplrqiment. However, ''of'Mr. and Mrs! Clarence Williams. in New York woiijd have given an 1 Totals ...... '{6 3 75 f w ar In the. South best Intermediate tea me hi eomsprtom' Hollywo^ instead of nard Karlin portrayed Nathan printing of names, of overseas len^ma the designer has created le board directed that a joi Ushers for the month of April are onds. Leo (Oiystal) Klier, Notre Valley Days; 9—.Major Bowes t^m s and players (qr box scores), Highlights” came out wiUi 'a ciergie's reunited with his wife, I ^ geenes, where the actors gave 1 .Minnie .Men F The gen* The spectatoni walked awa NewJTork. Eddie Cantor also will with sympathetic understanding. optical illusions and fresh new snorting story of w hat a sjiiccess ommittae representing toe c< Wintorop Merriam and Dayton "I thought he looking toe eye tooth and in some casci\an Dame’s scoring ace, were cho.sen Amateurs; 9:30- Dinah Shore hut it Is very evident that: with .styles. ' and together they bravely meet conventional responses to one B. F. T. e iatlaSod apd with oueay he Blbng. Nathan, hearing tliat Anne haxl th'e dance had been. M ^nw hiU death in a manner true to their I g^other but spoke to the audience sny and toe union be establ/hed Whipple. Next Sunday the new set other way," . remarited Harlem mm to have .on thcijr team just by five of the alx experU. Klier SllmislHHki, rf ___ i 0 2 c tlon o t emntng book kmIghS Cfter the April 22 broadcast Show; 10—First Line. BLU, 7— arrived home, came to .sec hci;un the added weight that the former The bulky shorb fcoat is made, to set up jbb descriptions s^'jo b of candlesticks and cross, the gift I Tommy when he came to. scored 20 polnU against NYU in Kelly’s Courthouse. Music Mys­ be worn over the narrow’ skirt, other papers appeared ynth such' aristocratic character. 1 as Inner thoughts. Jean Chitjlan, . one or two of the .lensatlnns^they Eddie, rf ...... 9 0 0 1Division In Bougainville, also too floal goiua. __ cards plans to drop out alto- high school pitcher has put on^ dut caluatlMs and advanced the' of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wil-' | Although he was nCvcr noted bis only Garden game, ’0 propo.sed marri^S*’' Anne slit Chinese fdshion up the side. headlines as "Junior Dgnce Great Participating in this UT®™** shirley Shipman played the parts saw dii’ring the Madisob/Square Stinky, If ...... 0 fi V n as a hunter—of Japa.-^ I'vathar preparatory to his expected teries; 9;J0— Denny Beckner fused hihi, llirlnking Hint he there in the Pacihe, he has gone Success,” "Hilarious "pune Had By |igibllity date for a w e^'a vaoa- liams, will be dedicated. for cleverness Brown Surprised .Mikan Ilterallj ran wild against 0 Band. 10:30 -Joe E. Brown's .Stop far .since his school and Twi This stvle induces the long, slim Fpstlval also, were; Darien High ^hlle John Tournaud Miller! if ...... 0 « Ifie two toon fcilueUon In May. He IM 30 years pitied her. /' Aji.” |on after one year frjAn June . Mr! Slid Mrs. J. Albortiiip Brain- the talent and Abe Attell by com­ ...... 2 . 0 acUon agate tenlghk/ Or Go. MBS, 8:30 Hiinian Ad­ eague days. . / look whlpK so many 'American school, wh9 presented a comedy gichgrd Dougan acted out the pletely outpointing the feather­ ''tolr th ^ " ' wishful thinking. I V SL Tohr/^ Red, c . . . * 1 aU mM has two children. While on his visit to ^Uys- There was nothing different on "JuUet and Romeo" by Harry . SepL 1. . nrd and infant son, John Welles However, five coaches did ' the ; gieS/’and Muhlenberg.. Leclerr, rg ...... 1 0 2 . for too third Von Zell’s Contract -■ provides venture' Drama; 9:30 Antonini women .are now better able to weight champion in 10 hectic in three tournam ent 0 burg. President Lincoin sWppcd to wear, than in pre-war dpys. about these heaOTnes; schools all Wagstaff Glrbble, Md Present PUye Brainard, have returned to their next best thing and aelected an i 4ft/points Jerome, Ig ..J ...... t 2 should be oam ot^ Hiat the series will otiglnaU on E aster Concert; 10.30 - Army roimds at the National Sporting 0 visit John Burns to coi^rutulatc isscs and gowns run to bare over the state/nave their tradi­ High, school presented HuUaba- Andlsio, Babs Pentland, home in Ashford, after spending All-Garden team for AP Features! Raymond, r f ...... 0 0 1 ot toe ■eeeon m y i tiM west coast five months of the Day Program, Artillery Sargip tional Junior proms and senior re­ C?liih, New York. .Ian. 18. 1912. Aud Brindley made thr** Gar­ him on hi.s heroism duri^ the war. and halter necks for the loO" by Philip Johnson. | Tournaud and Jackie Heat- lartfOrel /V ro o p the past three months with Mrs.' omitting New York players. -- ' * Twi Leaders stsJie and lyaar. He has been announcing for Meeting blind, cripple< • i - nne. he ceptions, balls and hops. So does Brainard'a parents. Mr. and , Mrs. A fter the fight, in which ' Abo den appearances, netting 13 tal­ Totals ...... 5 0 1 0 for Mood,, Friday programs; fier summer. Miss Deutcher said the ------~ n m - • n lev did a dramatic scene from the seemed unable to evade Brown'.s Arnold Ferri...... Utah 'Cantor and Dinah Shore, plans to started k conversation with vDis^sses Course^ one way to tell a new. gown was M. H. S. BUI in a way M. H. S. is Thomas Welles on South street-. lies,. opposing Catholic U„ 16 Score al half-time, 3'i-2, Buck- crowned eontlnue with Cantor but will NBC, 10:45 .. tii.—Gviid Friday and soon discovered how disillu­ quite different from most schools ContesV Winner The death of Sergt. Eugene C. paralyzing left. Attell offered' a Leo K lie r ...... Notre Uaiiie a^inqt Ohio State in the first land. Referee. L. Jarvla, Campbell. Discuss ’44 diate message by Bishop Manning; ‘J:45 by its “cap" sleeve, which is just Ralph Scudieri. 43 unique alibi. ^George Mikan ...... UePaul drop the Shone show. sioned and bitter khe was against a cap over the ^oulder. ' when tt/ooes have a dance. Edgerton of South street, word of lialf alone, and 11 against Utah. In / '• — .— p, m.—Betty Crocker. CBS. 9:15 him. Not revealing his identity to A HorizontaXControl Operator Theyfest few years a dance here which was received this week, fol­ "The kid just had me ,non- John Cayt^’ood . . W. MIrhIgan The Dartmouth captain la 6 foot Rbyol/Rluee trou a. m. (West,3:30 p. m.)(VSchool is Sergt. jam es Griswoldj/’42, who This year the ladies aim' to plu.ssed, th a t’s ail,"-he said.* ** .And Bvindlev . .. Uiufmouth Fanny Brice has laryngitis and her, he was able to make her un- at Manchester would have been In- On- Army Paperhj^^' NarUbrtl, April 6—iA’»— Boy lowing a report over a month ago B F . T Schedules 62 to 19. Leo waa the of the Air; 4—Broadway Matinee, dcr.sland his motives and feelings, visited M.H.S. whHe op furlough. please the men and go more femi­ ^. lete if it didn’t have a lot of centered around „ that he was missing in action over Blow Up Like Grapefruit M the latest broadcaster out of nine with ruffles and gay colors. ou/troope throughout Cbnnect- Re«er^'eH John Caywood made only one Rubinson, rf .... ___5 1 11 to/Bluee, ooortag M . Hollywood to miss a. program! Margaret Daum. BLU, 11 a. m.— bv his ' manner of deep He has been respomsAle for giv­ ncUlces desperately heralding its Nazi-occupied France, places a Among other topnotchers who | Boll Brannuni, Kentuek} ; E r­ showing here ’?ut that was eigiugh. 'Vice, If ...... 8 1 17 ing deflections in ,/faKge for the The ruffles bordering the scooped-, iit/coUected more than a piillion eight", possible OavMosa Her aasignment on NBC at 8 to­ Breakfast at Sardi’s,; 3:15 p. m.— She began realize how ri^ t the 'pproach; here is a typical one; third gold star on Coventry’s Ser­ felt the sting of Knockout’s left | nie t'alverly, iUiode iHlaqd He tallied 22 poin(a-r:^20 in the l^Jley, c ...... ___5 1 11 Managers.' targets, in a flel4^artillei;y unit on out neck, hem and pockets of the ada of waate paper during night will be taken care of by My Story Drama. MBS, 2:1 5 - cause was/Thc part oC/Lincoln There must - be 64 more couples vice Honor ROU, which now num­ were Fighting Dick Hyland. Matt! 141810 Bob Kurland, Okla­ first 17 minutes—to lead Westera Paganl. tg ...... 10 0 20 «m a for 1944 T w ilight Gaudhilj, rf maneuvers in Tennessee. dress are according to strict OP. |tarch, toe State Salvage com- Wells, One Round Hogan, Matty B um s and Allen of CBS. Good FYiday Services at Philadel­ was plavf'd by John H^sen. also by the close of school Friday or streJro. ” catap newspaper. P“'®* IM *ctre»seA^M ^ bers 252.- ^ homa .\. Si M.: Jack Tingle, Michigan's Bronco# to a 68-49 win Tuttle, Ig ...... ___ 2 1 8 Naczfcoweki, If .... Sergeant ^ risw o ld , wfitje at regulations, yriiich allow only ong'- there will be no dance." The next littee announced today in reveal- Dr. Wm. L. • Higgins had as Baldwin and Leach Cross. , phia: 4:30—Music for Remem­ membey 'of the cast bf liiihMl weekly by the CadeU of thej Nancy Jane/acted the part prise winners in its statewide Kenlm-ky, and Dlek Trlptow, over CCNY. And h# saw pnl;' , Carripbcll. Ig .... ___2 1 5 Tournaud o • e e•••« broadcast Miss."/ John's amazfng make-up. camp, is taking a course in '^ g O ' ha'lf yard for this fancy trim. day maybe the number has gone lished weekly oy v e ^ ^ ^ Flying] inixperlei>e4d bride, who WM ad­ week-end guests his grandson, Leach was the first ever to put i After announcing a brance. npmetry in connection • with Hhe Miss Deutcher suggested /hew out contest , Delhiul. . / ' minutes of KcUoit. Preaton. rg VP••••• his deliberate gestures, and • the down to 62. Usually the school at vised l y vyosWly-wiA N ancy SergL W.. A. T. Cassedy and wife Kayo on the deck, in old Madison Coachel who voted /Were Joe 32 6 ' 69 MlHkoweM, ag/ quatity of his voice made Lincoln Armed-^orce Institute. Any’couri accessories to perk up last gear's the very last minute does manage Troop 75 of Hartford, with a of Holyoke. Mass. Sergeant Cas­ Square Garden. June 3, 1912. map. be taken, but it is limited td Easter outfit, if only a pair of Fleli^ Muskagee, Oklahoma. I lee aF to how to average of 2,553 pounds Lapohick, St. Johtj’a; Howard .Armstrong .Accepted ■ Tigers Vliioe. Ig come to life for the audience. to get the couples but that last sedy- is stationed at Westover Twice Cross dropped Knockotit, B F T Representatives of" proposed Hartford Tailors /James Elliot was stage mana- tpe boys in the armed forces only. oves. ' minute business is terrible and Ralph, who had previously writ-1 pi^ipn. on her **“* * ^ ^ ^ each boy, won the March con- Field, Chicopeci Mass. but each time Brown rose before Cann, N. Y. U.: Nat'-'HoIman, C. Million Saved James . learned of the pourse opular this spring the half- ten for th? "Talesplnner.’' camp wrteT Ruthmary gave » . ^st and toe first prize of $100, C! N. T.: Ed Kelleher, Army, abd Loa*‘AngcIes, April 6 Viiicek, U ...... ___ 4 0 8 team s present wreje from toe Totals 'ger for tho'production and Margo worse than terrible on the nerves Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. a count could be started and at Ragani’a Woet Sides. Antt-AJr- ReUtrit lo Jobs Hurley took charge of properties/ throug'h a friend who sent for a haXwhich sprouts flowers of simi­ of the feminine^ portion of the newspaper of San Antonio, Texai^Mnnance in playing the-come y be committee announced. The the finish was giving as good as Elmer Ripley, Columbia, Ned, Henry Afrjnstrong. who .Wierzbickl, rf/ . ___6 ' 0 12 Alexander Haddad aftd family of ___ craft. Plant J, HllliardviUe; Wllll- catalogue- For $2 a catalogue is lar ’W dads" at either side, with school. Can you blame thent? Who stated that th^ Hatbox Fieldl'character part of toe g**” - , „ also made the largest col- -he receWed. / Irish, acting president and direc­ Ciemson. c .! . .. 8 2 18 By Watchdog sent to the applicant. 'The student almostXiolhing in -jihe way of a newspaper is not as big as _,toe] x play tlUed Fancy South street, were Mrs.'Lisa Unlss tor of Garden basketball, also * Kosakowski, rg ...... 0 0 , 0 mantic Pratt//» Whitney, All- Mason', rf . w ants to get asked .to a dance two ctioh 81,708 pounds. Troop 9 and Miss Trina Haddad of New Brown waa a rdua'iog little Cole, rf .. VIH S Track then answers the questions and crowm, \ , "Talespinner," but neither Ur'toeUcted by George Delwey, Gerart Hutford waa second in bulk named a team. hla physical examination and Moske, Ig ...... ___ 2 1 5 Rockville, -Hamilton, Blueflelds Hartford, April 0 (4>i— Abibout days before it comes off and then camp. A . •-* ' Monlere. Virginia Carpenter, Jean York. ■ ' fighter until he went to southern and an umrtmed Jbwm to be man­ Murphy, If returns them. They are then cor­ Shoes iiTsthe ^ s t e r Parade this rush all over towp like fury try­ ^Ilectton with 73,041_ pounds. Gsdlfomia in 1913. There ahxthe Each coach voted separately due to enter the Army in 21 daya^ K ^ney. ig ___0. 1 1 Lowell Gives Estimate 35 journeymen tailors who i^ll’klked rected and returned to the-studenL year will be\h«ilesa and toeless, , Pvts. Eugene- Rychling, Louis Hla manager, Georg# Moore, aged by Gunner, HUinski. Brooks, e . ing to buy a gown and a million The -World" received «• copy of cra^n, was a farc^cornwy, RuAners-up for toe March con- Sardello and Ernest Davis were sa'uerkraut and pigs’ knuckles^Tte and had no knowledge of "the out on strike here Tuesday^ were Ties Harlfortl High The part that Sergeant Griswold sporting ribl^ or plastic pom­ the "Slipstream.” contjirtoing sonaej ^ farce about/a girl _whoM yesterday that Armstrong s 20 4 44 The /ollsh-American team “rep- Bryant, rg On Activity of Finance back on the job today, Jbhn P and one dther things. Not the were, Troop 60, Darien, 2,355 home over toe week-end from Fort had a(x;umulaied g^ged up on other fellow's selections. '■ A ' . ' ■ Vllgo. Ig .. Tiked about It was that corrections poms but Icatnar trim will have girls! ‘ feature articles writWn by Ralph. p^g(.fj(.al jokes .^kfired and how iinds average for each scblit; him and he blew up like a grape­ Arnold xFerrin, . 18-year-old pending induction forestalls sev­ Scure a t halftime. 21-7 Lucky resei/atives were absent. It is un­ Hayes, Labor department concilia­ are, made and thp errors one has disappeared \ In his column “RSTrack Flight- u,* epd she/»eamed her lesTOn, Devsns. eral eastern matches. Including Advisory Committee. tor. announced, and it appeared Manchester High's liaeU squad Maybe the boys think they can’t op 31, Torrington, 2,211 Seaman Second Class Frederick fruit, took bn weight rapidly and freshman sensation who helped ' Seven. Referee, August. derstood that the club will put a ' Totals ...... 15 y 6 36" lied with Hartford Piitalie High n a ^ are explained Miss Deutcher diScuMe*! ®P‘ afford it. What are they, men or citeck." Ralph yrifiote: ”^ e men Carrigah, Cynthia Paisley. lost speed just as fast drive Utah's youthful Utea to the one with Willie Joyce jpr lazy Jan- tekm on toe held this year ss that orders for Easter apparel Sobgcaiit Grisvjpld has, met propriat#/ dress for the occasion. ounds; Troop 77, CoIlinsviUe, J. Bodreau is home on leave from Score at half-time, 20-19, Cava­ for thethp second tihic this year in art., misers ? The school only has three In Flight K hayfe reached the con- Lorralr^MHler did toe act- Ll05 pounds; Troop 9, Hartford; Sampson, N. Y.- Taking a fling , in the 20-round my|hical national intercollegiate aazo ih' Chicago on April 28. ' Biickland usual. , liers. Referee, Capra. Qortnam .^Hartford, April 6—i/P)—Thy Fi- frem Hartford Bead, Bnimmels last Friday,, three M. H, S. boys in Tennessee, Sweateia and skirts, she said, have cluaion to a t -Tevellle beUs are *b- L r Advisory committee credited would be filled after afl!' indoor meet held or four dances a year and if some |623 pounds: Troop 53, Wauregan, Plans are under way for estab­ game./he was knocked out by Joe B T' Seeiien Qipeas May 8 'They w’ere W aiter Adamy, '42, no pl^e in the business world, sotutely upSieceasary. Some joker Flora an^sjPearl Gleslcke Symington, If ...... 0 , A 0 by 0)6^1943 Legislature to serve March 31, in the Hopkins Street jnst/M heels and party dresses, are masculine membw* cannot man­ Y1 pounds; Troop 43, DanleHon, lishing a fund for the purchase of Rivers in 10 rounds. He held Bud The xiiles 'of play were discussed Royal BluCs Hayes said tha^ at a conference with the cannon Co., ■ Norwood age to drag themselves and a date wakes t ^ up to toe tune of pool ^ /ronleli* ec*"* khout^ Hp- Legault, rf ...... 2 0 4 as a watchdog for the state Treas­ last night between employers add gym- The score was 3<^34- Fry,. ’42,. Engineers and William im^actical and out of place in pounds and 'lYbop '8, Wind- a memorial In' honor of toe late Anderson even In 20 and then was and were left for adoption at the B. ury has saVed Connecticut a mil­ Zonianok, Stevenson, and Vice, to at least a few of them, we sol­ balls a>'wpproxlmately 05:50 everygn'd powder, with Pearl 783 potmda. Rev. Chas. M. KeUy, to be placed stopped by the Vancouver, Wash., Glode. e .*...... y.S 0 10 next meeting scheduled for Wed­ ■Accornero, rf ...... 2 the strikers, the former'agreed to Grunders, '42. in the Infantry. lO O l. . emnly proclaim their case aa mornihg. If you happen to spot I f^e part of a man. . \ lion dollars iiX the estimate of took the three firsts for Manches­ Sergeant Griswold feels that not J A new contest for May wiU pro- In S t Mary’s church of* which he belter in 15 rounds. Returning to Culver, Ig .;.., 3 nesday, April 19 at toe West Side Rivosa, If 3 grant a tw^ weeks' vacation w'lth worse than -helpless. Again the sopfrane entering the mess halljr ^ one-act "meller-dmeller-drama Patch, rg ...... 0 / 0 0 James B. LoweH.\ state finance pay, time and a half for overtime ter in the high Jump, mile and much is said about the artillery fde two prises, toe committee an- was pastor for the past 13 years. New Tfork, bq waa stiffened by Rec. The directors voted to open Keating, if ,4 _ commissioner and clyrk of the 440 yard run; Lemiux, Hartfords ‘‘World” Adds Ten. boys think they haye the fool- „roe morning with • 1 titled “Ingenue of Scratcheo- jneed, one tor toe highest aver-* Mrs, Florence Uncles Grady, a Leach Cross in six. Morgan, rg ... « 0 the TwUlght League season , of Lea, c l3 and, .subject to approval by the but they really are doing a pfoof excuse of “I don’t know how. wrapped neatly arouno **“ . •**?*• I/hanan" or "Who Swiped the Bar- committee. \ . War Labor board, a pay increase star, took a ..first in the half jn^j® job. He reports' to Camp Atti per Scogt. and^one for toe member of the Windham High Brown retired early in 1914, Is 1944 on Monday evening. May 3- Diana, rg The committee has full control I Jimmy Ward of Hartford broke to dance.’! Have they ever heaM you’II know what happened. .^./I maid’s Wallett” “ was acted out ■paper. School faculty, is in charge of toe now a well-to-do real'estate own­ Sun Beau’s W 1 8 1 17 The League directors were Giovlno. ig/ of two dollars a week. bury, Indiana, at the end of Jiis Staff Reporters of the five-letter word "leam ^'Jf "It seems everywhere we go to^ » cappello as narrator, By Hugh FpIMNton. Jr, «>week thinks. over all extra-budget spending Pasquale Eremita, president of an indoor record by jumping 27 furlough. project, which will be subscribed er In Arlington, N. J. year-old Bon, R ate Caee, r fie«bi.es pleased with the good early sea­ arid over the w ar budget' Which feet six and one half inches in th*^ J. Chitjtan, /41. tl.ey are smart enough to decipher natives tell ua that were o,uv Mae Nichols as the , heib to by the yoimg people of toe vil­ Knockout Brown didp’t'' look New York.; April i.—(Fj-r • • B r T son response to the call for action TotHl.s/ 26 S3 Logal 115, Journeymen and Tail and. carry out those complicated time for the. rainy aeason.’ ^en Walker as turn opt .to t Flashes was set up separately from the ors union (CIO), confirmetf that hop. skip and jump. Also -Hart Five Juniors, two Sophomores, lage, and la open to those of all de­ like a fighter but you never could Spring^ training note; Weather old Jim Tabor. a F o g arty ,,’ If . :...... 1 0 2 and looked with pleasure on the I atate’s regular operating budgel, ford's 12-lap relay learn broke i football plays, “step-cjdae-step" and If we graduate. we’U protrtbly ^d &ae wroU tell where he was looking. block- ...... 2 ■ 0 . 4 the tailors would re.sume work to­ and three Freshman were added be awarded out Water W ln^ the bar ma a « nominations, owing to ■ the fact conditions afe excellmt for the.! - Mikolowaky, rf . possiblle entry of tjie Blueflelds and also it must approve all ti:a^- rhcord by riinnihg the race in two shouldn’t be tnelr irndpiing. South Coventi^ that Father Kelley took an active ...... 2 0 4 Sadrqz'lnski, rf . day when, he said, each shop Ai*l Students Make to the staff of the “High School Perhaps you think, this story la development of-toe players’ snow-1 lege at Alabanw on a 1 Lucas,. 4 ...... team, a club which several years ■fers of funds of more than mihutes, 20 knU four-tenths sec­ World",at a result of tryouU held Now I know what t’tey ^ commenU were Interest in all young people’s work e Jarvis, Ig ...... ^ 2 12 ago spons.ored a team which won Carlin, if ..... within the regular budget. ' ' would sign a contract, effective something condemning the boys; therf faces of our Instructors w h e n ] At ine speaker 1 The town has''again exceeded its shbveling muscles. . , Since’ Anderson, c . until Aug. 1, 1945, embodying the onds,. /. . . ; _ during the last week. They are*. In th e couimunlty. • Last Night Fights Jan. 1, In New York alone, 29 e season of freahm n Campbell, rg .. ■ e • .* 2 1 5 the ^ow'n Championship and plsy-! JaKc Donoyan, Bob Alvord, Ray Patriotic Display so now we’ll come to the fairer .mt- ^ ^ I —; i p,d. bota in the Red Cross War Fund M ^ Muiganc Jacobwn, prin- ’« 1 1 Richardson, ig . Savings in .\ll Uepartnients terms of the. agreement reaehed John Wenzel. '45; John Hansen, sex. Girls, stop and look at the cal- boxers have been dlechaiged from . . Oorp. BlUy Co n Pbllltmore ...... 0 ed a large number of games with After a meeting of the commit-' Zemanek, and Ward. Stfajige all like to watch the snicker on Irive, according to L. A. Klngs- cli of tha Center School, and d DilWorth ...... 0 2 fast State semi-pro teams. Connelly, rg ... last night. ’45;-k Bill Grady, ’46; Howard ender=-that'B right—It’s leap year the _aces faces of our Instructors when* | was given for treastirer of. toe local Rad the ■ armed forces, mostly for trick uled to box a four-rou McLaughlin, rg tee, composed of 15. members of placed second in the miler * shot ' Have you seen A Victory .Gar-, Heberen, ’45; John Muldoon, '45; Terry Buckley. Mary W. Cummisk, seventh By The Aasodated Press “ knees and ear troubles, . . . Sam* exhibition-at toe London, 0„ pr As the picture stands at pres­ the Legislature, Lowell said yes­ nut. 20 yard dash, and 440 yard and you know what that means-^ some of these Charles Atlas' re-1 branch, who reports th a t thO' I teacher, age co-operating in. den growing in Ine window of the Mary Raimando, '45; Anne Beech- she who leaps tirst is triumpna'ht EOxabeto. N. J.-*Freddy Russo, my Baugh, who has been devoting; on farm April 19. . . . When - 13 4 30 ent, the League will'have a decid­ 1 19 terday that, savings had been" ef­ port for flight clad In as little . of $1,7X5.40 has already bem movement, also a committee edly United Aircraft flavor with ■I Totals ...... 9 V run. • . . • s. Manchester Ga^Company? No. it ler, ’46: Susan Tniatenitzer. ’47; last. So go ahead and ask that boy 129 1-2, of Rahway, N. J., knock­ hla spare time to putting toe Ro* few English-speaking baaebaUi *» R«feree. Murphy, Genovc.ii. -Score at half-tiipe '26-3 Royal fected in the budgets of all state Five Fi'Oiii Slate Ben Johnston of Manchester isn’t real, but/one made by mem> clothing as they can stir up. 1 C Q u y en irS Of W arS bmed in, with several reports not young people Including Nancy ed out E arl Mints. 124 3-4. of Je r­ 1. ------' ■ ?---. Hamilton, Plant J UAC and WilU- Dorothy Kanak, ’47; and Marilyn whom you know would go and just even more fuiiny to wnch toe dls- St heard from. The quota was tan, Tex,,' high school football turned tip at toe Chatt*noo| Blues. Referee. Murphy. departments and agencies, rang­ also copped a second, behind bers of the A r t Department un­ ) Starkel Ann Don, Jane Fla­ sey City (5); Parry FonUns, 182, Tenn,,^ baseball park. Sports E 1- mantic UAC represented this Kimball. '47. can’t get up the nerve to ask you. patcher scrapping the Icicles from L8S0.’ North Coventry also has herty, Doris LaFleur and Ann team through practice, claims he ing ffom as little as five per cent Lemieux In the half-mile. der the supervision of Mias Hope On Monday, April 3, each per­ i n Brookljmi knocked out Steve Bro­ year. It is expected that some of the estimated expenditures in , Killed ill Action Mr. Wigren said that outdoor It’s . no crime to ask a. boy some­ their noses and thawing out’the Shown Classes kceeded its ^ o ta of $1,000. LeDoyt. has been getting a kick from toe 1- r . « Mexico City,* April 6.— Henderson. The display is for the son was required to pass In two where,-especially, in these days gan, 168, Garfield, N. J , (2); experience. And no. doubt some 1- . Sports Briefs otheg manager will take over the President Avila Camacho--today aome .cases to as much as a'full practice begins-April 10. and he cadets' when they , reach the I Being one of toe first 100 towns reins of the West Side team If War Council and the American stories, one news and one feature. when they're, starcer than,hen's the state to ea^eed its "B” bond Baby Beau, I34i Affguata, Ga.. of toe klda have been getting » cone ostabllahed a beachhead offered the Cuban swimming team 50 per cent in others. hopes to' have more boys try out Red Cross, in Connectloi; with the 7 Suffer Slight Injuries outpointed Al Simon, New York, Billy Paganl la called" soon to the He mentioned the High^iay de­ Washington, Apru 8—(IP)—The By having one example of the two ‘ T 'S i A e , ciu™. s-p,. Ota In the recent „ W -r Bond kick, too, and probably a paee. . . . Engel Stadium yeaterday." Chicago, April 8.nr4^)—Chica­ the use of a Mexican Army plane for the tearp as .the outdoor team Nutrition program' now under­ types of stories It could be learned The Girl Reserva'^Hl-Y dance U (fl). Hugh Jam es RelUy. who picked Army for service. Billy, In the partm ent as one. In which a saving names of fivp Connecticut men is not yet picked and will not be npalgn, Coventry has been Waterbury, April 8.—(iP»-— A go's major league baoebaUI teams several years that he has backed to ■come here for an international of acveral thousand dollars had are included in a list of 229 United way. whether the incoming members coming up on the 21st; it la the ' l a captured German ;iel- Oakland, Calif.—Al Jordan. the winners Of Canada's largest Service Dept. will put on a pre-seaaon preview ''sw'imming meet opening June 10. cK6sen, until about a week after A straw figure dressed in a bat­ Siya tolt'toi frilow Who’kee^ Ws I hlSto^ New -- En$.and Tran^iortaUon Chicago, outpolntad Harold Balph- The (jomp Lejeune Globe, offl- the Fouracres team, has led this bMn accompliahed. States soldier., killed in action in coiild'write both types. laat-bne open to the whole school. |et» .u^ch may be seen at the company * bus running' without daily double—negrly $8,500 at for toe city's high .echool atudenta He suggested that toe, CubM practice begins. ‘, tered 'hat,, a* bright plaid shirt, The topics chosen .for tryduU We have presented'our case,/the eyes on hli :.P«P«y tlm£ to time. These sou- imock Library. Raymond ahaer, -313, U. S. Army, formerly ThomjcHffe In 1982—died last cisl^ voice of toe'big North Caro­ fighting outfit to the top of the Demands Quarterly Accounting the European f-.nd ^)edite^ranean The schedule for ,Jthe rest of the exaihlnaUons, is “toe beaver 1 “ Civil War paaaen$«ra< i Connecticut Rail­ In a war bond gome April 17 Lea^e several yearn In a row. team leave Cub* May 2J5. " l.oweII, explaining that the areas, the War department an dungarees and saddle shoes .is were quite varied. One of stn* rest U up to you; .1 1 ! the girls like to have as my navigator while ^ orwriit Wartd War-U' Bennett waa chairman of the of Monterey, Caltf., (10). Monday. . . . BoaSball’e “Ilttte lina Marine ataUon, is campaign Although there ;are more than y ea r'is as followil: Indoor meets: slumped • in s chair looRlng at the denU wrote for her tryout a com­ and boys of M. H. S. flying over Tokyo. -There are no throug^to^^ ^ way and lighting oompemy bun red book” will be green to ll aof- Ing oditorially for a camp “varsl- committee kept a close check on nounced .today. Phev are: April «, New Britain at' Hartford Iva. with three pqieengera and an 125,000.high school students, ad­ all current and planned expendi- Budicski, First Lieut. Stanley frulU of her labor which happens parison of Manchester, New [Sergt- Thomas Young of the U.8. Still W etk Fee W ar OmmoUe son—just like the playere. .ty" baseball team. There are 27 mission to toe game will be to the Fublic High school. , Outdoor to'be little sprouts in the-form Hampshire and M'l^chester, Con­ FUms at AssembUes papers to copy from Giere 4o 1 w ar billfold and confederate mon- automobile werq involved in a ’ex-prOfessionals In camp. VOLUNTEI5R BLANK ~ BLOOD DDNOR SERVICE. ' turea and demanded a quarterly P.—Mrs. Frank Bud.eski, mother, meets! April-28. Conn. Relay at termine which course to take. The 1 •- has a memorial M is home on a 15-day leave coUInlon here yesterday. Thpmas first 40,000 students who aell accounting from agencies using Main street, Yalesvitie - of green paper and adding a real­ necticut. Another wrote on the. all lives of a whole crew depend «»* ^eodore Roosevelt, show- Camp Joseph Pendleton, , Hartford. April 8,-riifV-Henry Today’s Guest Star Former Notre Dame footballers bonds , for toeir tickets. Manchester Chapter, I'hc American Red Croaa funds from the war- budget, as-' Carlson, Sefi-imd Lieut. Carl— Storrs; May. 9, Weaver and West istic touch are the painted spa­ Important question, "Should Stu­ Film s depicting Ufe In the South », California, where he P. Esposito of W est Hmvan and B. Mosle, (^nnecUcut’s new war Ash Wing,. Tallahassee. Jim MelVo. 31m White. Bob Han­ Hartford ait Weaver; May 13, American countries were shown at (liely upon your proficiency, F S ‘'»•#•••'• oiV. town; May 27, State meet-unde- toe Pan-American countries re- 1 money, which Is iww used in I^ y . England bus and the passenger team. ' Name I e e a 0 a < laoaoosB** s«eaatoooo^asi check which has been mauitamed —Mrs. Anne B. Murohy mother, V in the center of the garden. sembly supplied the subject mat­ . From World War I, Nancy Orif- attack had paosed, and he assert* season -with-toe Oklahoma 'Natu­ Lakes, which ■ means theyM pro^ by the committee, it is estimated 101 Broad atreei Middletown. ciiied’, June 2nd or 3rd, C,C,I.L. sourew, afid activities 'were I- fEdward Franz of Flanders left car respectively, suffei^ slight ably still be there‘next fall. . . AH the garden tpoU used in the ter for several tryouU. In* last week’8 “W orld", oiUy , G erm an.cigarette ease ed leeal War councils hod more ral Qassera and this spring oo:.g;ht Chicago. April 6.—-dP)— The during the past .year more Mediterranean ares meet. . ' , . The new reporters have been re­ shown. Incidents, were shown de- for Sampson. N. Y„ to injuries. a big, league tryout. He got one— Lou Plummer, former heavy­ le-aeoSOSOR W ard Strange. '45. display were very, generously Kve ngme'a ef the seven high rank- j y,, imperial Inalgnla and work to do now than ever be tore, niimber, of, ‘Yorgotten rain” In A d d l * 6 S S e e • eeea, se o e e e e a e e e a aae a • o • • than $1,000,000 of the taxpayera' Roguaki, Pfc. Wlluani A J. — loaned by Mr. Veen;-of the TVlple- quested to attend the meeting of plcUng the Mves of' average clti- ^gin Navy training. He has been coiabatUng absenteeism and with the Brooklyn Dodgers...... weight wrestler, ik in ohoige- ot Money has been saved without any Mrs. M arguerite M. BPYUBki. wife, the "Worid” on Friday. April 14 IHg aophemores who tried out for I mR una” Inscribed or It. She oployed as superintendent for , “Dead Man" Walks Anay the M.P. detachment at tba Anslo bowling seeking honors on the Easter Requests X store. The 4iotl used in the aens. entering the State Latin contest haa bnttona from a German sh orts^ of labor, food and fuel hmmm. Natural gaasera? Brook olleya U growing, as Indicated by serious eurtallment of necessary 75 Birdaey avenue,; Middletown, miniature garden dame from le Arnold Construction Co. of and protecting toe health of vital lyn? Oh, well, probably juat a co- beachhead. And Joe Savoldl. on* Phone ...... i • • Age, 18-K). • • * A ft, 11-dO 'setvlcee.” Teniia, Staff Sergt John J. — To Attend Oownnerelal Meeting Map Traveta. la "Odyseey" were given. The complete 11*41 uniform. Jame; Elliot has a vlc- St Hartford, He was tendered a SL PaiiU Mlhn.— “Send an other ex-burpor. Is with tba AMO toe entry Ust h the second no­ 'I'lie iiiembem of the French Burr's Nursery. is: Mary Lou Wllllama. Mary Ann medal with five bare from war workers. incMence;" tional "forgotten man” tourna­ Mrs. 'Elizabeth Veturla sister,' 87 The caitlboard robin sppeajred. krty at toe Sbcn Chateau last ambulance, the morgue wagon and In Italy because of hla command Check hour ybu prefer sppointaapnt: MaiM'ot ’Fiiids Ixml Dug Burr street, Waterbury .olulis answered the roll call at the M. H. S. Commercial teachers, A very complete • and artistic PaaUnoa, Jean Wiley, Anne I world War L . Kenneth Yeoman at’irdsy evening. some detectives." a woman’s voles of several language. . • • -Mike ments here this month. . nieeting held Monday. April 3, In ’in the garden one day last week Beechler, . John ' Pallein, Roger I ^aa the Boston American newspa- PMt Chancellor IHm Hhorts and Sheila Entries for ^le lower-average after it had rained and brought Mias Avis Kellogg and Rufsell A. map. In red and white, depicting J The . Coventry 4-H Club Rally Implored Paul Gillen, police head­ Young Kid. McCoy, Army-dio- Gprgan, Detroit Lions fullback, Turrytown, N. Y.—1^5—-“If you , Fays for Shoe Stamps 19M, with-the French name for the travels of Odyaaeua In "The Ijfm rki anid Janice Miller. H ie I oJ November 11, 1918, which lil] ba held on Friday evening quarters telephone operator, recently reported at Princeton for bowlers have paoeiJ the 2,000 12-1 .•... 1-2 ...... several things they either had out the worms! He evidently was Wright, accompanied by Bob last two, Roger and Janice, are two-inch headline "War todii. - Tbrrin$ton, Apt charged middleweight, bos taken BM my dog. will \tni tend him Wright, '46, will attend the an­ OdyaMy” has been completed by Iprt) 14 In the Church Commun- ■Hhepe's a dead man In the haU. out A referee’s license .and- 'may two months K---;Then it Is alK right. after 6. '______• BAKER WANTED FULL-TIME. ,3 ROOMS OF modern 'furniture, Sale talk Uiatxway to mo, Kopaey. Hon­ A local girt4s feeling very nevef loses an opportunity to ad- along after the engine)—Nope!’ Saturday's 6. Jf^unt 51B^ —4485. Laying ano Finishing Rooms Without Hoard 59 gags.onags.c,------the f.xrm. \ ,, ' est, I’m m kM to many that cute vlsa us that he doean’t think Harry t ^ me; be was coi^ract/ Has Meat Apply Federal Bak^Shop. 885 complete In every detail, includ­ because her sweetie told he( .ahe 'Diere's plenty of fire now. What ing aom heavy debts and aa Lost ana Found HAVE A EiPE-LIKE Portrait In J. E. Jensen BUSINESS PROPERTY for saU the transaction waa/cqmpleted little p u o g y /^ Ooorgle." heaven ia the glaca it is cracked FOR SAL^-1933 CtlEVROUET. Telephone Msnchestcr S-0811 Main streets ing a combUiatlon stove. Keason- l>X)R KEN'l Kot.k'S, Single snd upon my gnmlfatketo return to was worth her weight in' iration they want ia water. nervous untlKjrou explained oil .made from your favorite able. Alberts ■ Furniture Co., 43 centrally located, good/ incoia< 'Til kick yo^jlear hSek to Kan­ up to be. cAgo- ix)8T—WHlTfc PUPPlf Biinday. photograph. Special attention to good cpmlltlon./^heater, go5d [ouble Deds Kitchen pirtvileg'es, Colorado. I wa dreva Out to Pqeblo' sas (3ity If you 4km’* get back In had m e^ on thf hbof to offer tires. $t00. Call between 7 a, m. Allyn street, Hartford. rts. Phone 2-1561 237 (>nte: St Call 2-0163 after 4 Newspapers, like ludiea, have BJack «p«t« on head ^ portraits rtf tho.se In the ‘‘Serv­ DISHWASHER WANTED."Apply in February. TTiraUgbaut t the cab,” the m'sn npHered at her. Buy War Bairtst Brown—Why, yp'V^ epkke ^hen it gaye rSfugS to a lOO-pouhd ■ tall* Green harness. Nani€ ‘The way to wealth, if you de- ptgN that Jmped off a passing ni«. CaU 2-0483. , _ _ _ Main street, Manchester. and Birds, best qualltj^attern pieces of propertyy/to be aold U ^^rita. I, trucks and everything, unli down after their Slips show. irned out to be n oting but Y trucK^^Clerkayed bread to the ani­ IM^ FORD TUDOR, »795; 1940 FOR SALE—75 EXTRA, nice bar h&t, near bath, theaters, stores "Ann, my girl,” he would say, ”^0^ ”All's well that'endz,” period. kra it. 1s as plain aa tbs way to Derry pliints, suitable for hedge, for every room. Lar^ stock, gether consisting ^ ^ duple get off ihe place and now, zmoua engineer. // s \ mal te^cadirt behind several MOTHER w o r k in g on second 'Chevrolet' 4 ,door, $795, 1941 aiM bus line. 82 Foster street -'Svhst a deal! We’rs already rich. mhrket. It depends oit two words I/>ST—BUACnC aN I^ t a n Are- $15 cash. Come and get them. Help .WantM-» Pearl’s Appll. nee aiuT^urniture, houses, 6 roonris each;. 1 singl I Khgrd Old fan aay. Little Alphonse—Teacher, th< chairs In ton office. Next atop on AewaJ? shift (2:30 j. m. to 1:00 a. PonllAc sedan, $1,095; 1941 Te|. 2-0163., Look, I hem w 87,600 trom your a new voice from beyond Deacon Joneg—A collection will —imlvrtry and frugality.’'^Ben- devil died! / What with all Bin cligIbla young aowawwe Chevrolet club coupe, $89.%; 1939 Must be planted by Saturday. 37 599 Main, Sherldan/iBldg. house which is available for ot Jamln Franklin. \the little i^kar'a detour from the dale dog. Call S612. , j Willing to f;irnl-h11^ II Iroom 1/1#»SS and Male or Female cupancy. Centrally located. Re; father. 1 buy a bufliness which will the truhks. X now be takeh^p for our new car­ Teacher-/Wha{ makes you thlOk men being taken into our armed packings nouate waa a Jail ecU e woman !>>'''^cx- JBtlick cokch, $795; 1939 Olds- John S. Wolcott, A Son, 117 f o r r e n t - n ic e l y furnished pay ms from the start the very pet. I/Sranyyou all to contribute board to rellbhle woman tA REFINISH* bedroom how comfortable room, next to bath, sonable. lYrlte Box B, Herald. ’’All right, you guys. WervejgiL •o ? ■ ,/^ forces, "hep cats” ark'' using all Where.'police Mid they would keep “I had riderfu] drean^azl of 12 y e ^ old mohlle sedan, $895,; 1939 Ply­ Hollister street. WANTED-- MAN, OR wonrian aitntmum of $8(K)0 a year - All herally; ^ you .hasn't the money, Mrs. —Ah, my dear, 1 change for care of 12 vest old cook for small restaurant. If wo­ with one attractive siiitea shower, nice section, on bus line. ------^------. you co v e r^ Lei’s net ,.hava any Littj4 Alphonse—My fathey told sorts of strategy to secure an ••- it.Until the truck driver called. night- rad everybody!*' H, H er^ . mouth sedan, $595; 1938 Chry- in our.-window, rigM. Who was It in Wall street, trouble. T o ir t ^ ll under arrest!” dism ount on s piece of must Say I whs rather d’sappoint- girl. Write Box man morning hours only. Apply now On Tel.\6881. some big shot who knows, just cd in the gentlmannsn youyau introdiio-introdiie- r!.U sler sedafi. $195; 1936 Graham Ruoflng 17 walnut or ma- /flouses for Sale The officers cmseil/m fast. There ^ p 8 rS n d drap it in the basket. WANTED! ■ sedan, $95. Terms snd trades,, Silk a ty Diner. Choice of. said a stock la worth 15 times 4ta niaa—Parson, I wants ed me to at your■ lam rseepUon sa hbgany,nogonw 3 pieces. Values f o r \RENT—r o o m . In private was no trouble.xBetore we wara- Sho W ^U ^or# Automobiles W r SuFe Brunner’s, : 80 Oakland street. r o o f in g a r e p a ir of Chlm FOIT SALE-FIVE ROOM Cap aaminga What is . 15 times loaded up for the^tep Into town. to /do admetblng on the carpet a wellknown bridgeIdgsNmtpert. RED RYDER BY FRED HARMAN Second Hand 5 Ft. I^ck ASSISTANT FDR Laboratory, to $1^.60.3-pc. solid maple twin homo for business girl, kitchen 880oor' Phone 5191 or 4485. neys, valleys, jlashings, and gut­ privifcges, near Hartford Road Obd house, fireplace, hot wat* Old Jan went pver to the woman. but I lanTNgot any paper. Mrs. Perkins—Inidei-IndeMH , How so 7- Balhtuli and Faucets. high school education. • Apply In bed ■^outfit $49.50, 4 drawer heat, oil, 2 acres of land. Sout My mother took a pencil and pa­ Hia face was whitf; hlq Jaw. Stuck ( lou VJORR7 DOESiq"! (>H.3T|ltA-; ’'A ecc© PLACE FOR 1941 PONTIAC' COUPE aodan, ters. Done eKpertly and reason­ person The Rogers Paper Mfg. maple cheat on chest, $24.95. and McKee. Tel. 7485, Road, Bolton. Pries $8860. Ts per from the glove rase and mul­ out. 'hOUHS . BOOO - -JlDOtT YOU-&Ut.NOrnLL16lT 1941 Pontiac sedab. 1941 Pon­ Garages—Service ably by, your local roofer. E. V. Go., Mill' and Oakland sttMts. Benson's, '718 Main street BACii WHAT WILL &KSi3T»4dP * p h o n e 3301 f u r n is h e d r o o m . with twlr 4862. tiplied. . "I don’t know who you tiac 3 dopt^asdan; 1#41 C^vroiat 10 Coughlin. Tel. 7707. 890 Wood­ All hlrtng In accordance with "Ninety thousand dollars." she FUNNY BUSINESS WE ' — Storage land. WINDOW SHADES—VENETIAN beds, tontlnuoiis hot water, pri­ ■aid, "ahd 1 don’t give a 5 p aas^er oolipe, 1941 Chevro­ area etablUxatlbn kgrSement In •aid, har ayes wpJs. I hupS I never see you again let 2yd^r sedan, 1940 Chevrolet effect In the Hartford area. blinds. Owing to our very low vate entrance. Some light house­ Lots for Sale “All right. Subtract the 875(X> 4164. overhead, get our special low keeping privileges. Couple or 2 it will be a great plasaure * 2 door sedan. Cole Motors, FOR RENT—GARAGE on Bige­ Moving—Trucking— s we owe your father, and, It leavea to' fix it up so you can mi prices on high grads window ge’ntleipen. Inquire 101 CJhest- f o r SALE—t w o building lol 882A00. Tnat’s what U'e’re. worth.” :2_ low street. Telephone 3727. hote.” _ . \ Storage Situationa Wanted— shsdes and Venetian bllnda com­ nut. on Autumn street, between Oa That was in 1028. By 1830 1 am TTie next afternoon /the head­ FLOOR LAYING pletely Inatalled. Samplea furalah- AUSTIN A CHAMBBRK CO. Female 38 and Ashworth. Telephone 8364 sura my father would have abtd lines In the tovra paMT were: Motorcyclea— Blcyclea 11 ad. Capitol Window Shade Co., out for the merest fraction of $82,- Scrapinff and Reflnlshln^ Trailer Van Servlcs. ^Ramovals Bonrders Wanted 59-A' FOR SALE -BUILDING LOT 0 Alcohol, S.ig«r-Lad^ \ 4 ANIv ^-RO OM c a p a b l e w o m a n . DESIRES 241 North Main street Paone 800 If anyone had offered it to Estimates Gladly Given. 1937 HARLEY Davidson motor- from Coast - Ur Coast, deluxe 8819. Open eveuiiigs. Wetherell street,-near bridge, li riahi CrachS Takou ^ equipment. Crating, packing and hoiuMWork. Live In. No heavy COMFo MTABLE room s and him. Oa Mm Meoifh Farm cyle, good condition, equipped cleaning, paint etc. Write Box T, quire 142 School street. ■ TeK Chi buatnesa, which did start with saddle bags, good tires. 738 storage. Warehouse, Manchester MAPLE BEDROOM seU. boudoir quality Imeais Also rooma with (To feio CoaManed) CALL 8 2 5 4 / Herald, stating particulars. llgbt tKusekeepmg pnvtiegea phone 2-6285. __ fairly wall, never gained mo­ H O U SES Birch Mt. Road. Tel. 6318. Green, Tel. 5187 , chairs, roimd dining room tables, mentum. Under my father’s direc­ $5 each; gas r a n ^ , $10 and up. central, meai tor couples or glrla. f o r sale:- BUILDING Phone 3889. 14 Arch straot. tion It ran amack Into the daprea- 23 Live StOok— Vehicles 42 Combination Magic Chef, Craw­ 06x189, convenieiiL •ion: but fortunatsly. It wasn’t Hnsiness Serrlcen Offered ' 13 Repairing ford combination range, parlor 4816. wrecked completely. It sort of F O R REN T^ OVERHAUL AND REPAIRS on 1 b o a r , 150 LS. $80. 7 sows. 1 oil heatara, davenport aeta. Aus­ Apartments, Flata, whssBsd along thoroafUr. Quotations IVof O nl^a }4ib B ut-^ WANTED — ELECTRIC wiring ,, and repairing. Phone 3975 before washers, vacuums motors, Irons, year old, to fartbw In May, $40 tin Chambers Warshouse, Man­ 63 During the fall father ma.de a each. Next to Tony’s Stand, BoP chester Green. Open 9 to 5; 7:30 ilenements trip to City to drum up If it is worthwhUe to raaiat ag­ ^ p. m.- fans, etc. Toys snd vehicles, re­ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES /'■ Really Deoperate BY EDGAR MARTIN /C A LL 3802 paired, painted. Pick up service ton Notch. Stanley patnode. to 9. TW. 5187. FOR RENT—MAY 1ST. modern FARMERS buaineaa. This trip was followed gression by united actioni'it is A P£^ A N EN T by others, until they became reg­ even more worthwhile to re­ X All work C. O. D. Tel. 2-1439. flat, central, 4 rooma on U Ymi To ScH Y w FOR SALE—b r e e d in g Rabbita COMBmATlON RANGE, pre­ floor, _5th (room' on third' ^JWor. ular aventa. They seemed to help. main united to prevent aggression. CbtAt \>5 YOU VtoOW Hat totl o u t t o ■ M8D YWtWl /.PRESENT OR 3429 suid Easter rabbits, alK kinds. war built, has all quality, fea­ l iv e s t o c k .- FARM 'TOOLSj Things pteked up and my father G8 YWt YlZWtVC \«> A ofiAOtob «W «EtA6t 04 VOWfOtSttO ■ Nat \5 .T it BUSINESS NEW CONV^TIBLE TOPS Cel­ AduU. Write Box D, OR REAL ESTA'ra —Navy Secretary Frank Knox. luloid replaced In curtains, all Wm. B. Thompson, Talc^tvUle, tures 4 and 4 oil burners built beriune more cheerful more optl- 'O'L'iOV't- COMW 0006Wl Mtoto ^>OOOCt 07 AVOtot- Ak\. SEVEa« GOATS, heavy milker^, and Furniture, 599 Main, Sheri­ matter of time before he would be r;^ r e p r e Se ^ a t i v e phone 4740. tured age. may some day look back w> YVitSVl V itcyto TAt ItA fA O .'*— I,' ------’ I'OOWtoO A G t ! OSITION and nve Kids. 6 Toggenburgs and dan Bldg. FOR RENt U3 r o o m tenement, \able to make subatantlal inroads di 2 Sannens. Priced to aelt. Staf­ on their (FDR. Churchill, Stalin) XJf* A $76,000,000 corporation is h o s p it a l b e d f o r s a l e or furnished or unfurnished, In An­ the indebtedness. meeting as a stage reached on the We liuve an opportunity Help Wanted— Female 36 ford Fair Grounds. Sent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ dover, on bus line, ResOnsbiav long road to human reconciliation. looking to the futU™ They Telephone 4)047 Manchester. spent the summer of 1881 for both^^men and womeiK want to employ and train a man \ ...... sonable. call. Keith Furniture. —The London Time*. interested \ id experienced 1937 ATTENTION —MARRIED wo. TeiH l59.- JUST RECEIVED! hel^iing Old Jan. He was going in who will develop b u s in g in to- men. full or part time , work FOR SALE -RABBITS. All sizes heaviaf on cash crops .again. It in retail rUerchandisingf. lay’s market m prepnratftm fot available at McLcMan’s Store, and colors. Telephone 2-1654. BENSOK SAYS'. REPLACE you A Carload of was a gamble, he knew, but he I do not believe there ia in our { Salaries and wrkinR con> i.he greatly, expanded Held ihat 975 Main , street worn-outs bedding now. We have Green Mountain Certified needed the money. country a single citizen In bis, wlH be available In the Postwar senses who would consider un- ■ P o n tia c ' the best In uiattrslses. Several Farming that summer was Just ditiond above normal. ^ Period. WANTED - WOMAN for general FOR SALE—TWO WORK horses. conditional aurrander. We need men In the foP types to suit every need whether SEED plain dirty work. The slightest Can you quaUify under the fol­ < housework, family of 3, small Telephone 7674. WANTED wind would pick up the plowed —PreisIdcHt Rlato RjrM of Finland/ went and did it Mmself-*-! ^lidn’ t gel • (chaiiOf )*' lowing lines: PhimbinR, It be Soft, medium or hard, 4*D oor lowing ? house. Tel. 2-0653. $12.95 to $49 5.0^ Terms. Ben­ POTATOES soil. You came in from the fields Auto Accessories, PRint, FOR SALE—EASTER Rabbits MAN OR WOMAN _ with your face and whole body Just before we weto pickei 1. SAIES EXPERIENCE DE­ WOMAN WANTED for plain for eating and breedng. All knds son's, 713 Ma.n'street. Place YouV t^er Early! Hardware, aothinsr, Sh crated with brown dirt. we were complaining becsu r.L.WCES BY GALBRAD'H ! SIRABLE. Ironing, 2 or 3 afternoons a and sizes. Tel. 2-0150. REPORTER Old Jan and I agreed that the couldn’t get comfortable' tooiigh Furniture and, SportinR. 3e d o n 2. 21-40 YEARS OLD. weekT gooti pay. Tel. 2-1077 or 91 MANCHESTER .situation was bad. If we were go- to die. /' a l l e y OOP Drptrturfl HAMUN -J. AUTO REQUIRED. Machinery and Tools 52 Goods. This owner »had to Main. For Staff of The Herald. ' ing to get by we would have to —Sergt. Ofvllle R. ^ Iv k , Honorably discharged Service- Poultry And Supplies 43 HARDWARE CO. have better weather the next year, We need women sell and car ran be WANTED— LADY TO operite NEW CTLETRAC Oawikr trac­ Write stating qualifications Tel. «S« floated 70 hours to the Ei Office positions, HoUii men will be considered. Thr FOR SALE- 406 WHITE Rock tors. See us today for complete S48 No. Main St. akmg with better prices ano a aub- Channel hi bltte^rold I , J^ught with $46.20 company will pay a good starl­ press in Manchester Memorial Improvement in thr truck­ LinRerie, Fashions, Piec^ Hospital, See Mr. Schubert ' at pullets, 11 weeks old, good lay-r details. Dublin Tractor Company, to ‘’bteportir,” The Herald. •thto aarvlvor^af erqi^ af 18 I Dfiwn and the balance ing sal^y with' liberal car al- ing husiBsaa. after Flylag/Fortreea' w m shot laundry. ing strain, $1.25 apiece. 6. weeks Wlllimantlc, But the problem of tjic trucking Goods, Etc. j , , caHs for $28.75 a owance ' full auto insurance old pigs, $6 apiece. Martin Kfist- down. .y A Rood future and plenty paid. Pie ’ of opportunity for 13 Bissell St.. Manchester. business soon solved Itself. Be­ Month. off. Ash Sw’amp Road, Boii^ 174. tween'dusk end dawn one moon- of opportunity for advance' promotion. lary increases and Glastonbury. near Diamond Wearing ApMYel— Furs 57 Our attacks o p ' the heart oi sT career job, sUrleaa night in August the ment. Lake. Tel. 2278 Glastonbury. FOR SALE -IADY’S beaver coat F O R S A L E licka were eliminated aa factors Germany will continue to be aa Applv to Mr. D. Crothers, WE PAY CASH heavy as at ap^* time this year. B ru n n e r's $10. Camel/iiair’ coat, tiltco coat, . our planning. These attshcka' will go on the >Uore Mgr., Montgomery FOR GOOD $10 eaeh^/also other' .clothing, .old Jan and I bad boon in bed x i PERSON AL FI NUANCE Articles for Sale 45 ahouto three hours when We were whole winter. & Co., 824-828 Main 80 Onklabd Street MODERN FURNITURE size 18 or 20. Leber, 70 Foley St. Wl|.L ANY HOME MADE COMPANY awakemri by the roar of a van B ritis h /A ir Mtelster Sir Archi­ S t, Manchester, Friday^ to WE BUY PLAY' YARDS. NEW shipment SALE lilRL SCOUT uni- himberini\lato the yard. It stop­ bald Sinclair. h Open *Til 8 i^night 75:i MAIN STM ET Just arrived, size 36x36. Special GOO TRACTOR. 5p^nuwby^^tt^ STATE THEATJER w i l d i n g ENTIRE ESTATES wlth all accc.vsoriea, in ped. Somedna climbed down from Phone 5191 price $7.95. Pearl’s Aopliance condition. Size 14. Call 2ND FLOUR It j'pu are moving and have and Furniture. Phone 7590. FROM 9 TO 5 il-0?70. ESTATE With Dual Wheels. •’Pop!’* the jMrson yelled at the, excess Hems, call ne. , f ' house. “Hey, P«>p, w.ika up!” / WHArS WRONG WITH Also Has Pll.w Attachment.] In a abort while 1 heard m y ROBERT M. REID FOR SALF.—COW MANURE, I: Wanted—To Buy 5S Xfices grandfather open t ^ door and go JONES quire 11 Lewie streeU Inquire 99 Homestead SL out through the pofen to the yard. THIS PICTURE? / ■ A SONS WAN IEUJ To. tMI Y .stovt, ranges, 1 waa not far behind. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Nut Missing BLOSBEK BRANFORD STREET— FOR SALE r PRE-WAR ^ba^y Johnson ■>0I 5lal6 s i: Phone 8163 carriage, jjoud condition,, large refflgeratorii. washers, pianos ano Wm. F. •Who are you? What do you ANYTHIHq 4- Room Single, 2 iinflnl‘ h- Manchester, Conn. furniture. The Austin A Cham­ Builder Real Estate want?” Old Jan asked. ed room upstairs areplaee, English folding type. Phone 5494 lr8 uemtbnant Ohsuaet! I KNOCMO This* am^ numb MAV FLY bers Oo. leleplione 3UI7\ Telephone 7426 or 4614 You’re John Mesrik, aren’t JOE BAKK !>! XTOuswr on fie BV IMSTKUlliENr Bur gL Twev JONES BUYS FO R SA LE Htcam heat (coal). TeHnn Read Herald Advt. ■you you OaTES.OUT MIT THE TAbOer By ' arranged. ' / 3 3 FOR SALE—CHICKEN manure, Yes.” M wene—, 7H8y I IN S T IN a / 8-Room Single on South by load or cord. Call 6700. WANTED- BOY’S SIDEWALK "Well, where can we put the WOULONT e v e r y t h in g Main Street. Can be used bicycle. Call 7396 after 4 p. m, trucks ?\ LET MEM/ e a s t SIDE OF . / SERIOUS "What 1.rucks?” as two-family. Large lot. .MANtHE.STER— / Yes! , We buy anything and FOR SALE—ABOUT 2 cords of We could^aea only one, but juat All improvements except Small llouHc, all /conveni­ USINESS ero Fashiofts then anotiier, rolied in,’ and then everj'lhtng. . Antiques — Old ences Attractive down |»ay- cow manure. Call 4717. PamUnra —.Estates — Plumh- heat. WeNhave buyers for the Lodka Just Right I another. There were ■ five .when lag Supplies aad Fixtures , . . men.t. , followim properties: FOR sale:— c o w MANURE. they had all arrived. and If you’re going In the serv- - Place your order* now for April “Whafa the maUcr with you, 5334 Pop, wake tip! These era George lee, Jones will buy your car, fur-> 3-Room Cottage, West] m a n c h IjstEr orf.en 6-Room jin g le — '^$8,000- delivery,' $10 per cord delivered. I Flain’a. Right now they’re plenty nltnre and anything else yon Side. All iidprovements, SECnONV- $8,500. Phone 7849. , care to gel rid of. Highest cash including furnace heat. 6-7-Room' Duplex, one rent liw t" prices paid. • FOR SALE--R. C. A. Panatrope Then I made out the name of yotff Available May 1st. now vacant. \ Near bus line. 2-Family— 6-X Rooms. 12 record cha)iger’ vlctrola, lat­ Plain Trucking Company, and fteoot doolor wHor Ho romsA^t you H htrn m your Price 84,6«0.\ \ I tto —^ i o d w ^ ^ VMRLPbMTMg WOflSr ftOSSIBLC Quick ^le. »27 aVBMflEATNtaiANO TMIRI JAP On Porter Street, 7-Room garage. 12-42 IxMlOSgfBRr Sewing Mftchines Then a woman Jumped . down IMKUNMIMfl Single, steam heal and oil Call: |frem the cab of the second truck. • . Buy burner, fireplace, two-car And-Ranges |TOMORRO«V!. WITHIN A FEW m il e s 0 "I want to see popaoy-wopaey," garage, large, ' well-land­ OF HARTFORD— , ARTHUR A. Highest Prices Paid! to yelled, running up. . . Sell scaped lot. Nicely located 16 - Acre •Oto hack ia that cab.” the man Farm, with all farm Hi||ld-- |to charge ordared. ings. Including tobacco shed. KNOFLA ones Furhitilre ^ 0 1 1 ean*t orilar^ lAa araund, you ..Trade Two-Acre Place In Cow 875 Main Street 36^8 Oak St. TeL 8254 entry on Main Road, 4-room Additional Ustinga Telephone: 5440 - 5938 V R E A L houi^v improvements Available. X ^«'TAU. TOR TODAY with garage. Mortgagee Arranged, ■■ PeOarl Diver. Fire — Anfo — Lite ESTATE Cottage on Bolton Lake, Insurance. AUCTION shore front, electricity and FOR L. A. NELSON OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLUMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB What Have You to fireplace, two-^r garage. BUNKER HILL ROAP. ANPOVPL ALLEN - (Look foe; Artowa as D, 8. Route VvssAKfi W MIOMT MINO 't o o ^OAO.FITZ * SOUft TH’'eAA3DR'S ‘ SATURDAY, APRIL 8 AT 1 P. » t B A taSiN G iN. M A 3 0 R . 0O T iNMlTATlOM ife Other Listings Available REALTY CO. (Rote or-Rhlop) , By Mra Ante Cabot . (Pattern No. ?334) , In z ^ c MUR MOTU6R ift uorrw U&. Ai^cepnrEo (3Ra t 6-,j ItoTO At Office. Allen A Hitchcock, Inc, ACCREDITED DAIRT HERD, 8 Boleros have appeared In suitsv and coloi chart for embrmdor F O Rle E S S I I1 FIRE Guernaoy and Jeraey, '5 cowa, 2 coming In koon, 2 two jreara ow dresses, sportwear for spring and, ffOwera, send 16 cento in coin, Aht' Q u e s A TRiPlJB- FULUY-*- X’Ll. ALEXANDER 958 MAIN STREET TWREAT «GOiNL.'*~> ■ GOFTE.M iw e — THAT OLDI Telephone 8861 and 2 ycarUng heifers. TB accredi^ ra wnnd summer wear. U8e a bright color-j 1 cent poatoge. y o w Stiiart J. Wasley flln^e wagon, zulky plow, hay tedder, dloc harrow, 10 wood od or a pastel wool cro.-:keted bo- dress and the pattern n ^ b e r i TME OMpi DWR X BMBR CREATURE WlTM GAL MAS A 81ANCIIE8TER SAW SMlLR WAA ■ A PEW CHOICE T & «^oeT H « JARVIS Real Eatatai and l■alumBC« . atanchlona, IH H.P. Stover gas engine. _____ / lero embroidered with big aplaahy Anne ^ b o t Real Estate and Mortgages Olloe Honra 8:86 tn 8:86 DevoUng entire time to hla poultry business, hdnee this aaie. fl6wera to give new Intereat to a nlng Herald, 1160 Avm| WHRKJ X «PRA»4SO FLATTERiMG ’ NX^UCuRl State Theater Building except Sunday. plain darM dreaa—wear It over a New York 19, N. Y. MM PMRA^eO/, MIM LIME A 26 Alexander Street Telepboaei 8848 - 7148 ' - ROBERT lil. REID * SONS POrtW&TtMiP.' Thnreday Evenlnga 7*8. AnoHoaoera, Maaelwa4er, Coan. ” obtton ahlrt with your ahorto and N eedlew k Phone 4112 or 7275 slacks. TWa one la done' In roee Anne Cabot Albumz-^nava m . A two-plecar lo go anywhere— pink with dull blue wool llowdrs. had thff latest la s ii e - ^ W nl The belt is also crocheted. . Album? I»vely sleeveless w e f Lo taialnnaa to school, to the mov- lllw FBAIIL IH V n •• a KP da­ LANK LBONARO {•a, to luncheon-i-mnd it always To obtain complete crocheting. era and amart ■ acceaspriee In Or R Spot directions for the Bolero and Beit Price 16 cento. is tba haplev chap erbo has BUCKET FINN looks Just, right! The six-gore doubtful honor of being eole* skirt te a. basic skirt—the Jacket Ito reepoflrtble ter tho cleoaelng of fits so beautifully that you’ll want diObee. He 18 oleo known at thu design in two or three fabrics lOiA t^CUM gigger ” The task is and colors! IvIrtiiaUy aover, andiiig .r^nd, Pattern No. 8827 is In sizes 12, To Pattern Subscribers lOtotigh he hae had experience at 14. 16. .18, 20; 40 snd 42. SIse 14, IboflM, the ifaoar numbv to diahos short Sleeves, requires 2 5-8 yards Because of the tremendous' amount to. raaU_ raing handled j ■•s enough « ovorwholin him. A of 39-lnch materiaL the nratal aystem these dayA and lha abortaga of labor,' are aak IR^LBL DiVOt wtHkm to gloo For this attractive pattern, send that you be patlenl if yom pattern ian*t dellversd m proinpUy '!ien ho hoan tho beautiful tin> ,15 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, M In the pM t The season of heavy.patt^ orders tonoi* under of hrolM chiflo. Tho Army’a in coins, with your name, addreaa, way and continue tbruugn Baiter. Thera m to; he . > of d tfl washing rails for wa< pattern number and' sUa to ’ftae tome toiaya Pattorna are mtoied third-claee and a ra j^ u e a u y so hat that It pracUeaUy cooks llanchaster Evening Herald To­ dffitay^ of pcwtnl tfon. #• liRf# !• • ■ • • I os. This lb lovoly lor itafl day's Pkttern Service, 1160 Sixth bar of toe pattern yaa order. It y«» haean’t rnealvad tha^ttarn d ot tbo end of tbo day Avenue, New York 19, N, Y. ui a reasonable length ot time, please adviee ua tba number and PCARL DIVCH tads th a t^ f e ? Ready now, the Spring tasuc of. size ordered and we srill check your order. / md teroorate ora usually NaasW .Sraflclt. Im. Fa..hlon, just 15c. Complete Full of brand new wardrobe ideas. £ * n m ’ Mr> i T 7 / ■'!_ .. .-T ’ . \ f» 1 ■I't ■nxuRHDAT. AFKXC t, 1 H 4 ^;j»AGE FOURTEEW Average Daily Clrenlatli^ The Wralher Manchester Epen (rig Herald \jfbr the Moath.of Mamh, 1944 FnrMMt Ol U. S. UriilOirr BorMHI \ R aym on<^. Delnlckl, 18, Mrs. Ellen Carlson, chairman: A Cloady, Moiewhat eoMer to­ PritLte John Browh, son of Mr. D orcas Society Mrs. Florence Byrne, Mrs. Sylvia A new course for Red Cross man 1-c, rton' trf Mr. and M>4.’ A. 8 , 7 0 6 night; imla beglnnlna late tonight iff Assistants Is scheduled to and Mrs. J. Seymour Brown, of 'Cocke, Mrs. Ruth Carlberg, Mrs. Delnickl/Felt Road. Wappirtg, has ending Satnrdny nftemoon; very iooh, to train volim* Hc^ry street, is home on a 15-day Miriam Carlson, Mrs.s Alm a Caa- ' Mmbcnr «r ttw AnfUt sr Snturdny. About Town completed basl, training at the E n joys JLecIlire \ tor helping la the otapter of- furlough from Camp Haile, Colo. person and Mrs. Norma Dickson. ' Bmea^: a t ClrcolatloM Submarine School, V.^ubmarinc MunMera for this course Samuel Taggart* and John Buckley The refreshment tables^were at­ Bas^' New London. G6nn>v,f5V duty aneheiter--‘A CUy o f PUla/ia t.lw r ible to give time during are at-.thia camp , and Wendell Che­ tractive \with r sp rin g' bouquet, A rcKulkT DieeUnjr o f the Royol ney . has left for the A ir Corps. the gro w ln g^ cct of urtder- the day, iuitween 9 a, m. and 5 About 50 Dorcas , Societ^x mem­ candles in pastel colors, Easter Blaclc Pr«eptory, No. II, will be Private Brown, who has been at flghtera. ^Fireman Delnjckl M d In O ran i» Hall tomorrow p. jn., and aUtnowledge of typing bers listened to an Interesting bunnies and napKins. (daMtted AdvectWag m i Page U ) MANt^STRR. CONN, ^ID AY* APRIL 7, 1944 ' (FOURTKENT PAGES) PRICE THIfEE CKN’TS Camp Hale since he entered the be entitled' to Wear the t rOL. LXnL. NO. 160 nl*ht at 8 o’clodu ^ is essenUal. ^ r t h e r information may be obtaine^t the chapter of­ service last September says It is. dolphin insigrtia of the submarin' talk last night at, Emanuel Luth- pretty tough up there in the Hock/ fice, phone 6637. service a ft« further experience churih by Miss Helena ■»- The office «C the Ixx»l War ice but he enjoys It. He hSs not ^ t ALICE cbFRAN aboard a'submarine during which Bdbth. teacher In one of the local vRrlce aaff-Batfcmtn* Boart ^11 be run across Dr, Alfred Sundqjuist (Known As queen Afire) he must demonstrate to his com­ schotJis. Mias Booth chose for her ^ Ancient Armor Clams With Yank* / T an day tomorrow. Good Fri- who has been there the /ame SPIRITUAL MEDIUM William DieUi Griswold manding officer that he is fully subjects "DolLs In a Changing le r street, has entered St>,^F^ncla length of tilhe. quailfled to carry put the duties Seventh Daughter nf a Seventh Son a p s P u s h World.” ^§he nad on display the Bom With a Veil hospital, Hartford, to undb^o an pf his rate. The insignia is- regard- 125 dolls In her collection, from operaUon. He is an employee of Sergt. George MerZe 4hd his Readings Dally, Including Sunday, ot neM session will be followed by the Susie F\Spear oi 464 Hartford Assorted sandwiches, coffee and annual re^stratton ot\ the Boy road, hair^bgur bpsic training at tea were served by the hostesses. Scout troop of the church. Nelson the U. S. Maritime Service train­ Members of the Young People's .Roofing—Asbestos iltrating into Terri­ Battles gly, executiv* director of Charter ing station abs^offman Island, N. Singing'Company of the Salvation Square ‘ Army going to Vernon for the ser­ High ijpsses Oak Council, Boy ScouU of Great­ Y. He is 31 yekrs pf age and had ^ Siding and Rock Wfi Have A Large A ^ortm en f^ f tory Slightly West of er Hartford, will be the speaker. ben employed byNhexprtlt's Patent vice this evening, are requested tp TALL CEDARS meet at the citadel at 6:1.5, Highway in Direction Grill ■Ilie jSiy Scouts will also have a Firearms Companyv. His brother \W o o l Insulation In Invasipp/ Orders Giveiv to Hold part/in the program. A /oclal hour Edgar W. Speat IsNn the Coast O f American-Operated On The Square with refreshments will follow In Guard stationed at TJertiilsport, BINGO CxperKworkniahahlp. All wbrk Easter Plants and Flowers Port at ‘Aliy Cost’ as guarant^d. Reairtinable Prloea. charge of the execuUve committee. Mast. Bengal-Assain Railroad Talk Rap^ted Favorable Positions TOMORROW MGHT No obligaUun' for 'gn eatlmate. Easter Lilies . . - .•X''. . . . .$1.50 aud'^2.00 ChapiH^ Court, Order of^rtma- A T 8 O’CLOCK Write. . X - —Patrols Hamper Foes. Held Behind I.,agoon8, Tulips and DaC^dils ...... 25c I ranth, w ill meet tomon'ow evertjng ORAISGE HALL \ Bradley TeU$ Officer$ I In the Masonic Temple. A social \ New Delhi, April 7.-—(/P)—■ B y Yarik Bom heirs Lakes Protecting City; time will follow the business ses Barton Insmqting Co. Cut Flowers ..... $3.00 a bouquet and up 2.1 REGULAR GAMES AT lapanese troops, with estab­ Naval Gunfire and Battle Tanks, Ihfan* PIKEHURST sion, with refreshments In charge 180 Oxford St. Hai^ford Corsages ...... $1.00 and ,up of Mrs. Maybelles Frankland and $1.00 A G AM E FOR 25c! Phone Hartford 82^515 lished road blocks along 15 Air P^Uie Will Sur- Ground Action on^ All try and Guns Sent to her committee. 7. SPECIAL GAMES Victo^Gardens .'...... • • • • $2.00 and up liles o f , the • Imphal-Kohima ooc y road, have driven deeper into prisej Lose Few. Italian Fronts Remains BI J Slaj^jig Rescue at Tarnopol. EASTER HAMS.. . SWEEPSTAKES India and are now infiltrating At Virtual Standstill^ FOR TOP VALl ^ /|iURKE@ $5.00 WEEKLY PRIZE ito territory'^ slightly west WJth An American Infantry Di- 111 Bridgeport; Moscow, April 7.— (^P)— ss.’s v .s ';pr.T™ IN A NEW HOME^ . $25 WAR BOND The Florist the highway in the direc­ vi^n Bomewhere in England, 16 Nazi Planes Downed The Germans have rushed 1 low . . . the shank half of Swift Premium, Armour s McCONVILLE ytpril 7.— (/P)—=14eut. Gen. Omar N. MONTHLY PRIZE tion of the American-operat- special units into line with I Star or Cudahy’s Puritan Ham is only 1 point a pound. See the Ones Being Built o r 87t Cf*<;'RST M4NCHfSTl8,(WI 3 8 \ Telegraph Delivery Service • , Woman Victim I*: To Be Given March SL Bengal-Assam railroad. It Bradley told American officers pre­ Warriors’ garb spanning the centuries recently msrehed side by side when American troops marched with Allied Headquarters, Na orders to defend Odessa at I Order a 7 or 8-pound cut . . . this will give you «nouffh S^MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5947 closed in a communique o f the paring for this invasion of Europe London’s H.Prtourtble.^tlllery Cdmpany, who wore armor of city’s old-Ume pikemcn. Parade was part pies, April 7.— (JF)— Heavy "any cost” and are battling, i so that we can cuf off a slice or two, if you want Us to GREENBROOKE outheast Asia command todj today that, "this stuff about tre­ of England's "Salute the Soldier” campaign. bombers of the U S. 15th Air Fleeing Man, Found on the close approaches to do so. • Chevmlet 85 to SO Mile* Awnv mendous losses is tominyrot.” * Force again attacked a Bal­ that Black sea port from fa­ HOMES, IN C "The'success of, the whole war (The Japanese posltlomr appar- kan target yesterday, ham­ Dead in Auto Two vorable positions behind the On Walker Street ^ ntly Diaced them 36 w SO nriles depends on this operation and I Arm our,. • Cudahy... Swift 4 - D o o i many lagoons and lakes pro­ & SON, INC. Dm the railway, lifelirte of Lieut. have no fear of its outcome," the Must Continue Volcanic British Labor mering this time at a German Blocks from Scene, For fnrtber iofomiotlon osD ot G! E. W IL Joseph W. Stllwell’s nprthera commander of ' Americim groimd airfield in the Croatian capi­ tecting the stronghold. Bed Star fVARIC^SE VEINS? ' — ' - Identified as Husband, Alnmnder Jarvis Co. office on \ offensive And the alr- forces in the United Kingdom as­ tal of Zagreb as ground ac­ dispatches reporteid today.^ / Center street or at M Alexander sured officers who wlB lead the lb. Lumhbr o l Kinds Sedan TWO-W a V x S T R E T C H > fie supply operations for CIU- Pay and Price Pound Escape Mnea ^ . . Phoneo: 411!l of 7275 doughboys into action. tion on all Italian ffohts re­ Bridgeport, ' April 7.— {/Pi— MiIra. HAM Mason Supplies— ^-P^int-'-^Hardware .) Situation Is Erupting mained at a virtual standstill. While the Germans struck out ^ street. This owner had to The J a p a n ^ were being en- "When the time comes you will Charles H. Beckwith, 40, operator in strong counter-attacks from S H A N K H A L F be surprised by the Naval giinllre Zagreb was vigorously defended (Whole Ham, 36c pound). L , • ' II ^ SHEE^EX aged by Allied troops as they of a gasoline station, was found the almost beleaguered base, Rue- Balsam Wool Imulation sell atidyfhe car can be. and air power we have. / Curb Policies by some 120 German planes. Six­ In ready to serve Ham, which sella at 2 points a pushed wplitward. the communi­ teen were shot down in battles dead today at her place of business, slau Stormovik planes and bomb­ bought with only 0 iU ftm i6 U que said^ ^ "Some o f you won’t come back, ers pounded at the city’s defenses pound, we offer Swift Premium or Dubuque. Again we $82.ll) Down and the but it w ill be very few. 1 Urges Probe over northern. Yugoslavia, head­ the victim. Police Supt. John A, Imph^i itself has b^en cut off Roosevelt Gives Indi­ Will Be Worst Year j © quarters announced, and three and escape lines of communica­ 8Ufinest ordering ft good sizc^d shank h a lf.. -3®® ^ COK OIL balance calls for $14.75 ASTIC HOSIERY tnce last Sunday when it became ''In the Tunisian campaign we Lyddy said, of "one of the bloodi­ tions. ■ THE SHERIDAN COAL lost only an average of three or heavy bombers were lost. est and most brutal killings in and If you want slices cut, we will gladly slice themtoff a/Month.o./Afg fcno^Tn that Japanese parties were rect Endorsement to For Strikes Since Para-1 I n f O K e l l e m S Three hundred. miles to the Tel. 5125 :pu siAunnii uet. niawiilT four men. tip 1.000 and certainly Fight Hot and Heavy Bridgeport'pollce history.” for you. Whole Ready to Serve Sam, 40c lb., with 2 Main St. 8AW9T, utm towem the 60-mile ■Imphal-Kohima northwest the Russians engaged the main line of communtca- seeing a show llke;*this qught to be Stand in Report of Top lyzing 1926 Walkout. \ w . , mr . Fiying Fortresses and Libera­ Lyddy said that soon after the kESr^IJRANT vMta omr AT worth that chanert. tors, escorted by Thunderbolts and discovery o f the woman’s body, her in stiff battles against large / weights from 12 to 16 pounds. Jons fo r the garrison of the Mani groups of enemy tankt^* infantry/ Must Lead Men In Attack , Lightnings, took part in. the at­ 69-year-old husband was found Brunner's pur state capital. Economic Advisers. „ ; / Link to Nazi and self-propelled gups sent to CALVES’UVER — Invites nib People of___ "They say Barnum and Bailey By James M. Long tack. Returning crewmen report­ dead in«an automobile two blocks x : Make Isolated Attaeks rescue another besieged German 80 Oakland Street MUR had the greatest show on- earth, ed that the fight w ia hot and away from the station.... BEEF KIDNEYS (No Points)...... Manchester T o 'fry Their Today’s communique ' said the Washington. A pril'7—(P)—Pres- London, April 7.— (/P)—-The arrison at Tarnopol. — RIB ROAST PORK (3 Points)....,...... lb. 32c rigarnrnii»KiM :ii'fM g3g \ but that will be only a-aideshow whole volcanic labor situation j Solon Alrto Calls for In­ heavy, but there was nothing here >dical Examiner H. R, D Open ’Ti^8 Tonight lapanese were continuing to make ident Roosevelt made public today to aubstantlate German reports said: ■ The attack was- tauhebed from pmalV isolated attacks in the Im* (Continued on Page Four)y . —with, an indirect endorsement—, which Britain held in check last nlf'ht describing the battle as Hacked .To Death With Cleaver tJerman-hel^ territory southwest Our egg man has put up some special, extra large, 65c Phone'5191 phaf area itself, but all these were vestigation of Her As­ i a report from his top economic ad­ through the /urgency of na- one of the la test strategical "Mrs. Beckwith was hacked toi ^oi Tarnopol, the Russian bulletin white egga for Easter . . . Piuehurst eggs are absolute­ W A N T E D A T ------A l ^ pulsed, while aggpressive British said, and came after Marshal Gre­ Full Course Luncheon visers which declared present sertions Mail Sent defeata suffered so far” by the death with a cleaver by her h^- . atrolk hampered the enemy by tioniU need and the machin­ ly as fine quality as eqn be purchase and we guarantee Advertise in yhe HeraM-*—It wage and price control policies .Jpand who died of acute heart A l l ­ gory K. Zhukov’s First Ukralniaa . 6.00x16 TIRES TO RECAP striking across his line of com­ ery of arbitration is erupting Her Tampered With. 15th A ir Force. them to be strictly fresh . . . extra large locals. Order Need Strength\ must be continued. On the contrary, the Allied com­ ure.” . Arm y had captured more than . Served 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. munications west o f the Chindwin in this fifth y ^ r of the war slice of Ham . . . Sliced Bacon hr SHced Boiled Ham O N E D A Y SERVICE! B|'ing Them In the M orningX Coming at a time when organ- munique Hated the raid\as smaU. Mrs. Beckwith, clad in' work half of the area within the city. a dver. Street lighting baa been reported Have Them In the Evening. \ ised labor, is'pressing for relaxa- with every indication that Washington, April 7—( ^ — Seh- An announcement .(rbm head­ jacket and gray slacks, vvas found . . .if you wan^Ham (or Bacon) and Eggs for Easter American hea'vy bombers staged lying on the floor pf/the station. going on since Monday. / , full-dress attack on the new Jap- To Back Voice on pf ‘wage controls, the feport 1944 will be the worst, strike atpr Reed (R., Kana.) called to­ quarters said that pn the Anzio morning breiwast. All Other Sizes Taken Care O f In Two Days!^ ‘id the stabilization program has Dr. DeLuc^. said she aiptiarently erbuilt Burma-Slam railway year elncf the paralyzing 1926 day for a Senate investigation Xh- beachhead a strong German pa­ Fierce Fighting ConttonlBg worked so well that "the cost of general walkout. trol attacked an Allied position a had been felled wjtn one nard blow Attempts to lift the siege yes­ Wedbaesday, the communique to” anegations of unpatriotic con-, and then hit r^ ^ ite d ly on the Coming in at levels of as a whole” is actually low- Day Lost increase Sharply mile and a half-south of Carroceto terday were repulsed with heavy . Pin0hurst Fruits • • • Vegetables New Grade I Tires, 6.00x16 . , $1^.50 and up faster rom At Peace ,Talk lay than it was a year ago duct” against Miss Vivien Kellenui, head. er t\ The number o f work days lost last night but was driven back by tosses, the communique announc­ B l f U D / A / e I to 600 feet, the planes destroy- Police C ^ t. Johp E. Barton said B r o e ^ i ICEBERG LETTUCE three bridges and probably de- and that wages have been stabi­ through' strikes has increased 46-year-old Wiestport, Conn., war grenades and smajl arms fire. ed, added that fierce fighting that police had been 'called to the oyed five others, while other di- lized.^ sharply and steadily since 1940. Fifth Army artillery and tank de­ is corttlnulng.y- N ew Potatoes GREEN BEANS FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, GARDEN TOOLS plant operator, and also into her statioi^requefitly in riscent weeks hits scattered long sections of Army at Planned Maxi' W Am uat not Jeopardl.ze these Last year was the sec^d worst stroyers blasted enemy gun posi­ Rlidiahes F0 R\F1NE counter-charges that her mail had beca).tM o f disputes between tfte The Germans, it.sppeared, wersi New Beets ■ gains by any change of policy or year for strikes In Britain’s his­ tions there during the d d y^ ' ** mum Now, But Hpge relaxatim of effort in the dritical 1aeen tampered with. couple. Only yesterday, Dr. De- attempting to reiicue both ths. Chicory Four locomotives and inany tory. With more than 1,000,000 AlUed Itofenses Ringed New Carrots months wead,” it said. Reed announced he would ask ica said, Beck\^th had consult­ Tarnopol garrison snd the rem­ Endive TER'S eight cars were heavily damaged Quotas Will Be Neces­ work days lost, walkouts during A dispatch sent from the beach­ The report, taHlng note of the ed officials about a. quarrel,, with nants o f 15 divisions encircled in CAULIFLOWER W tro y e d and railway buildings that the inquiry..^be made by the head last night by Assoma^ Watercress 84 OAKLAND STREET A TELfiPHONB 7386 fact that tomorrow marks the first March, 1944, alone cost more pro­ his wife. \ \ . the Skals sector northeast of CampbeU’s Service Station nil equipment set on Are in the sary for Long Time. Seiute Poat Offie'e committee, of Press War Cort'espondent Kenneth Rareripils^ • \ ASPARAGUS Attention^ anniversary of his ”hold-the-line” duction than the whole year of Man Been Fleeing Czernowltz and have thrown for- OPEN tHURSIIAY "p L 8 P. M. FRIDAY 9 P. M. SATURDAY 6 P. and the bulletin said that which be is the ranking. RepubU' L. Dixon said,the German: California Oranges 275 MAIN STREET TEL. 6161 order on tWe cost of living,-was 1941. Lyddy said that witnesses had Peppers \ A. F. fighters followed the Washington, April 7,''— (P) — can member. ringed the Atlled defens; submitted by'.Pred M. yinson, eco­ The 200 strikes of'. September, reported they, saw a man run out (bontlhued on Page Ten) Salad Bowl Florida Oranges Home Owners lericans in to strafe the same I ahall propose that the Sen­ several huge guns capabi Draft Director Lewis-D. Hershey nomic stabiliratlon director; Ches' 1943—up to then the worst month of the gasoline station, located in Cellophane Spinach Seedless Grapefruit rgets with good results. ate Committee on Post Offices and Ing the entire beachhi Our expert carpenters declares that only^ With the back­ ter BoWles, price administrator; ol the war—involved only. 90,000 Post Roads Inquire of the Dep one o f the city’s business \sections, Cncunbera Avocados We Will Nqve An Exceptionally Fin^ Wednesday’s raid was the sec- Marvin Jonea, w ar food adminia men. More than that were idle in front line to the copsl before Mrs. Beckwith’s body was are now avhllable for any ing of military strength will the ment of Justice, including “ These Include 'atma railroad Tomatoes PINEAPPLES ad within a month on thcBurpia- trator, and Wlllfam H. Davis, Na­ a single strike this March and in found. The automobile, \Lyddy FBI, and of the Department of guns with a pt^ntlw range up to and all types of home re­ SUun railway, a principal supply voice of the United States, be tional W ar LabonBoard ch firman. another this month. said, sped away on the wrong side ion o f Foodstuffs , heard at the peace table. State and any or all Other depart­ ■54,000 yards jm ore than 30 miles) Flashes! pairs and alterations. ae fo r Japanese forces in the Mh Roosevelt 'described it ,as The walkouts have had this in of the road and came to a stop ivma theater, the communique Ck>incideut with the announce- ments o f the government,', whether whlch,me^ that the Germans (Late Bnlletlns of the (P) Wire) Estimates cheerfully lAK GRILL- important because\it showed how common: (1) Moat of them have or not they have developed, or after sidewiping another car. ihent that the Army today is at the government was trying to been unathorized and have In fact could lltorally »lt In Rome anfi Lyddy said Beckwith’s clothes given. For Tnis Week-JEnd! er Allied air formations car- have any Itnowledge of any illegal b i r d s E ^ t “WHERE GOOO FELLOWS GET TOGETHER" \ A •» its planned maximum strength of keep prices from goii\g up through been opposed by the union leader­ shell shipping in Anzio bay.” Dlxort yvere blood-stained when his body fed out similar missions in south­ or seditious activities on the part wrote. "H ow many of these guns 7,700,000, General Hershey Indi- the roof and ultimately bankrupt­ ship: and (2) the coal fields—chief was taken from the automobile. In Dangeraus Defects JFbUBd \ ern, central and northern Burma of Miss Kcllems.” Reed said in a are operating against the beach­ We have a Jfine brand of Peas^^ No. 2 Cims 29c (no points). ertted that huge monthly quotas of ing everybody in the ^ountry. trouble spot of the past two Beckwith’a hand, the superintend­ , Cincinnati, April 7-^ (>P) ^ ^ hlastlng m er and bridge targets statement. A ll^ird s Eye foods are now* point free . . . yon win illNE AND DANCE men Will be poured Into the draft No Change o f ConSMuence decades— hkve been the scene of head either has not . been ascer­ ent sajd. was clutched a cleaver. Army Inspector Aho said feie had’ Wm.F. near Tangon and Nylvatha, and Referring to charges^ tnade on And a^11 supply at Pinehurst, inblnding: To the Lilting Tunes of $3.30 Case of 24 Cans. mill almost indefinitely ahd that "On this first anniversary of the at least half the strikes. tained or is not being divulged.” Beckwith operated a trucking serviced persbual alrplanea for lew more th ^ 800 sorties against demobilisation must be slow. the House floor by Representative In all air operations yesterday P e a a ^ Spinach — Green or Wax Beans — Mixed Vege- T h e OAK GRILL SWINGSTERS Seemingly fXintradlctory Situaaion business here. ” '" t . Gen. George H. Brett and Johnson He said that 150,000 men (ConGnued on Page Bight) Coffee (D., Washj^) that MisS Kel- 28 enemy aircraft were reported taUm — Lima Beans — Cora — Sqiiqsh — Peaches — r DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! (Conttnued ^ Page Ten) 'riius there has developed under late' Ueut. Gen. Frank An- Broad Street month ^—"a very conservative leirts had made "seditious speech­ destroyed and the communique testified today that "ddu- ixed Fruits'—^ Prune Plums and Logtmberries. Cudahy's Cooked H 6 i^ ...O r Tenderized estimate” — would be required the wartime eaLScptial works order es criticizing FedchU tax policies listed three medium,bombers and- TELEPHONE 7426 the seemingly co'ntradictory situa­ gerouk defects” were founa In flva ROAST BEEi^ ROAST LAMB merely to maintain the Army ar and bad carried on ihcorrespohd- four fighters as missing in addition Or Call Arthur Ayers /' tion that workers, frozen to their Italiaii Setup of the. first nine In n batch o f tOO; Butter ^ Mayonnaise — Salad D re ^ n g and many CovcAtry — Tel. 2S6S-W4 Armour^ "Boi|dess" F^ms Or - Navy at full strength ii< war tin ence with Count Frederick Karl to tfie three heavy craft. aircraft engine* returned to the VEAL CUTLETS PORK CHOPS iDlf ficult Koad and he ■ hinted that many indui Dewev Stirk Jobs, cannot quit, be fired, or .Von Zedlitz, whom Coffee called a In Casslpo, the Germans made other short items are in better supply right fiowX Order change employment and cannot be Wright Aeronautical Corp. for as' much butter for Easter as your point supply wiU TENDERLOIN STEAKS HALF BROILERS Please order iearly, Wie w|U have Oystew^^d all kinds of Cold Cuts tions might be required even after "N azi agent” in Argentina, Reed’s a tentative push out o f the Conti­ I 'sassembiy. Th.e witness, 3Iel- the war is won. late or absent without being liable statement continued: nental hrttW but their infantry was Vexing Puzzle ToHisE^ti to fines, but can walk out on vtn L, Hiller told a court martini allow. OuP Kitchen Closes At II P. M. For Hopei If his estimates are right. Her* 'There has been much in the Immediately brought under the fire strike. . . trjih g three .A.A.F. officers on ahey said in .a speech ravlewed and public press recently about alle­ of Allied artillery. Northwest of PORK ROASTS - LAMB OlLyEAL ROASTS The Immediate result In'bpre-in- charges of neglect of duty and ■Store Opens A t 9 :00 A. M. Fridays and Saturdays. approved by the State department, gations of unpatriotic conduct on CaaZino/enemy patrols constantly Advisory Goiiiicil Wans 30 OAK STREET \ / TEL. .3894 vaslon Britain of the strike of conspiracy in inspet’tlon work that we must'be prepared to produce Indicates He Will the part of Miss Kellems, a man­ are prpblng Allied lines to keep t Fine Winra rXLiquors and Beer s h o u ld e r s jSwing to Dewey Unidei 125,000 miners in south' Wales and . the' 100 e-ngines were torn down FRID AY . A PINEH URST . . . SMOKED CANADAN BACON t least 150,000 men a month ‘Hm- ufacturer of Connecticut, , whose themselves Informed. To Tackle Problem Shad — Oysters — Fillet of Haddock — Steak Cod and Be Stampeded [onmouthshire in March And the Sept. 6, 1943 at the request of the Way; To Collect Sup- tiK^uch time as the international plant is largely engaged In pro­ Destroy Many Planes Of Reorganizatioii j.r.derscrretary of \var. XI pictqra indicates that this nation alkout ot 90,000 miners in York- Pollack — Finnan Haddie — Clams. LARGE LOCAL EG6IS \dozen 39e Nomination S sire which extended into April duction of war. material. / While the big bombers were / |N>rt Willkie Dropped. can ^ p p o r t its vital national lA- "In turn. Miss Kellems alleges over Zagreb a formation of Spit­ ^ been a definite blqjv to war in Washington, April 7— Dewey stood adamantly last night relation to the war >effort is quite uele, whose continuation in power operators of nine of the eleven YOUR Lai^e Florida (sweet and juicy). Oraf^^es ... /. . 49c Do*. |veloped that Dpwey would collect Exclusive With Us 'Upon his piteous statements that T r i e ^ iiry Balance another thing. Olhur .Objectives Are At­ has offered' the chief, obatacle tp bridges on the l,o0U-mile U. ' S.- major ahare of the support he is “not a candidate” for..the "Tbere ia no - watrant in law .Mexleo . lM,rder have notified, eut- In Manchester! Sunkist Nftvel Oranges ...... • • • • • - 49c Do*. Appeals to Roosevelt to participation by Anti-Faaciat po­ i Iwhlch WiUkie renounced after hia nomination/ WaahingtoA. April 7.— (S^—TtyS . anywhere' for such violation of the tacked During Night in litical parties in the government. , loma officials of their decision. . Indian River Seedless Grapefruit. .. . . • *’• * • • ^ for-29c ■defeat In Tuesday's Wlacortain Let Her See Oomman* - Declines to Connmenl position of the Treasury April 5: 'mail of private citizens.” Ruhr and Rhineland. 8onie Anti-Fascist Objection ' Bunny>Duv|k BEST Ijirlinary. The 42-year-old New York gov­ Receipts, 87fi^l02,732.12; ezpen T^resentative Coffee read on The king is slated to be.^ucceed- S'o Violation Ot Laws l.~ BUY GOOD CHICKS , do Kelly; Sight Failing Bunch Carrots and Beets, 3 Bunches 125c. Radishes and, Rareripe Among these was the prediction ernor decHnM to comment upon ditures, $30i,341,358.59; net bal tl),e House floor a week a|;o. ex- ied by Crown Prince Umberto, but Washington! April 7.—

—At­ Easier Package lof Senator . Danaher ' (R-Oonn) WilSrie’s withdrawal, announced London, April 7 — (JP) — Strik­ there has b^n some anti-Fascist torney General Biddle said today W e’ve got ’em. See ns ance, 115.339,327,114,70; customs Turn it one way— It’s a duck Fresh Green String Beans or Peas ...... Lb, 23c ■that most o f Connecticut's 16 un- Pittsburgh, April -f. — (JPi— Tuesosy night after the Wisconsin receipts for.m on^i. 17,410,470.36, (CoutlBued on Page Eight) ing anew at targets previously objection to Umberto also and if an investigation of-activities of — turn It the other waj- and before you buy! lUiStructed delegates, to bo select- ‘Commindo” Kelly’s mother, d ^ primsiy election In which Dewey flattened by British heavy bomb­ Premier Badogllo is not able to the 'CIO’s Political' .Action com­ led neat week, would favor Dewey. and her sight fast falling, has ap- won 15 to.18 o f 24 delegates elect* ers, R.A.F. Mosquitos attacked .arrange a broader government un­ mittee disclosed no violation ot It’s a bunny. Best gift ever, Fancy Tomatoes. S pecial...... , . . 25c Cetlp Carton \ for Easter. Filled with a IWUlkle’s grMtSst preconvention pealsd to President Roosevelt' to ed to the Rcm bllesn National con- oft-battereo Hamburg and other der Umberto then the latter un­ criminal provisions of the Federal pound of assorted candies. 2. FEED PURINA RAINBOW DRY CLEANING A p p l^ Cabbage, Turnips, Pineapfles, Lemons, Sweet folaloes. letrength was ti New England and sUow her here son to come home vsntion and WRikis got none. objectives in the Ruhr and Rhine doubtedly will have to step down corrupt practices act or of lawii land last night in the resumption in favor o f a regency for hia young S T A R T E N A , lit is there that other csndldates to visit her for. n few days. The faults Increased Dewey’s Metropolitan ^ Challenges limiting the amount of eleettini Cauliflower > ’ \ Iwduld' have to make inroads if Tsch. Sergt Charles. E. Kelly, already long lead over other possi­ of a campaign designed to thwart son. campaign contributtons. Biddle’s 69c win sore help. Your* clothes LOOK' BE T- German efforts to recdnstruct The Italian situation has been 2 lbs. per chick is all it ' I they hoped to transfer bis support recently a^'kriled the'Omgresslon- ble nominees in delegates pledged Statement was made III a letter to- Tl^R — ^'LAST LONGER when you bring ■ I to themselves. . sl Medal of Honpr In Italy, to but or claimed and whipped up wide* much-needed war industries. brouglit to a point of action after takes.. Fancy Ripe Strawberries ...... • • * S9c Basket Pope ^s Position as Vicar Representative Hmith (l>-ya), Many Other Suitable one o f seven sons the widowed spread sentiment for a declaration The stsh. into the heavy-defend­ months of turmoil and crlticisni chairnwa of a.House Cmwnlttee' CHOCOLATES them to Rainbow, regularly, for careful thor- , Some Eavlaione. Deadlock made worse' by the fclow progress ’Iliere wefti some Republicans Mrs. Irene K e lly has In servics. of his candidacy. Friends of the ed industrial area o f the Reich by to Investigate Executive Ageaefes. \ eugh cleaning. the all-wood bopnbera, now capable of Allied military force# and -their Eastertxifts — Such As: Special! Chocolate Covered **Nut Crunch” ... .. ^. lit* Bojt 89c I who had envisioned the poasiblli- H er other two sons, 16 and'11, are governor ■believe he will accept Moscow, April 7 — (A) — Hie'^ths Orthodox ' church,' opposed In SpeciarEaster Uie nomination, if the convention o f carrying 4,000 pounds of ex- failure to capture Rome wwks if 3. USE PURINA Ity.that Dewey and WlUkle would boms. squarely the conception o f the Held For Grant Jury Packages' offers IL Metropolitan Sergei of Moscow, ploaivea, was made at the cost of not months ago. C H ^ ^ ^ T A B S Marlon Chocolate Dragee Mixture...... Large Bdx 99c ■present almost equal etrength on Last night, by the fiicksring authority. of Christ’s Boston, April 7.—<^)^Tw o Da- BlUfolda — Tobecco Pooches Heavy clothes should have a Rainbow clean­ light o f an oil Ifiinp, she qictatod But the governor, announcing the’ patriarch of all Russia, chal­ one plane, the A ir Ministry said. It is the lack of such progress, Itbc first ballot. Any such result, vicar. — trait men, described by .Vssistaat — Pipe Poaches and CornM- Both these huinbers are swell!' Limit one each* n letter to Pieiddait ' Roosevait that he was not going to commenf lenged the position of the pope to­ Apparently It was the only blow together, with the fact that U** 79c Up . iii^he drinking water ing before you put them away! I t h ^ said, might lead to' one at *nis metropolitan said it was U. S. Attorney Harold O. Jaeksoa r saying she was "g^lng io offer uj upon any poiitlcal question,” told conceivabls that there might be a aimed last night at the continent Allies apparently have some un' as "members at s blkck market natlcNi Tobacco and Pipe and CRE-SOtFEC to dis­ Fine Hard Candy Mixture, Lh* 33c. ' Fig Bars 27c lA* Itlum convention deadlocks from day aa vicar o f Christ. derstanding o f what underground it another prayer that you wli reporters: ' , In an arUcle entitled "Is There centriil authority to administer from the west, but shortly before, ring,” were held ia 83,960 «K fe to­ infect the bro iler house. Iwnlch darkhnrses spring ggllop- am wholly engaged in at­ feaders in northern Italy desire Pooches. Gherkins 33c Pint Jar Stuffed OUves 31c nsake a lonely motber’a heart A Vicar of Clirist on Earth T” pub­ ecclesiastic activities or that ' a noon ''today the German radio day for the Federal graad jor| |lng. tempting to dispose,' in a 30-dmy. politicaliy, which has cleared the All Types of fight and happy by letting her lished In the Journal o f Moscow, union o f churches might be fprm- warned tfiat ' "single enemy after they had waived ezamfaHk ' / . ■1 BUT This was the frankly expressed period, of the 900 bills left by the way for decisive steps to solve the . BUT Large Payne.Diamond Walnuts, Special .... i . . . . . 49r lb. Charles soon.” th e head o f the Russian Orthodox ed around a leader as. for example planes” were over. northera Oer- tiou before two U. 8. Cononsli. Also a full line.of One To­ ■hope at Senator Vandenberg (R- Legislature.’’ Italian political problem on a tem­ Hard and Filled WrttM to Bsytok Serawl church cited Biblical : texts to a president of a universal council m uy. Indicating the Allied offen­ sloaers on chargee ot pessesslag bacco and Cigars. Stop In BONDS BONM lu ic h ), who has been saying that Then he listened smilingly as porary basis. The basic policy of Checkerboard Chocolate Covered Marshmallow C®®!^*^ • ...... * * reach a conclusion in the negative. o f bishops, chosen from among sive was being continued by day­ illegally 4,168 “ .4". gasoUae rattan Ithe Republicans ought to noml- H er 16-yesr-old son, Howard, reporter asked: the Allies to let the Italian people Candies end look’em over! ~~ Recalling Christ’s farewell ad­ bishops of world capitals. light. l ", coupons. Gun J. tUtorisIvas, 22, ai Land O’ Lakes Butter 51c Lb. Snnlight Creamery Butter 49c Lb« Inats Ocn. Douglas MacArthur. did tbs writing in boyish scrawl •Tn view of Mr, W illkie’s with decide their own government once Feed Store dress to the apoaUea, "1 am with ."That might be practical with­ Third Foray this Month Kerehavel aveaud, aad H«M 9; IThe Southwest Pacific oomman- with a penclL'Mra KsUy cannot drswal from the race and yoiir It was ths speedy Mosquitos the w ar ia over still stands, the Salted Peanuts (in cans) , , , ...... 29c Vi Uh* Ua® writs bsMuas at her faiting sight. you always” (St. Mark 28:80), the out insisting on the danger of giv­ GsttoeUa, 22. o f 294 Ba M e t ' 1063 MAIN STREET Ider, Vandenberg contands, to the own long lead for the nomination, ing any man expoped to tempta­ third tony ovsr Oermsny this ohly limiUtlon being that they . Letters she recently received will you become an avowed eandi' patriarch said this meant that, al­ street, waived exaodaatlea feoiiw- Peter Pan Peanut Rutter ...... - .'x. . 26e ■only man who successfully could tion such power.y hs said. month snd their 26th night make an end of Fascism. loppose President Roosevelt on from William p. Hassett, a Whit* date?” though Jestu had physically aban­ The American member at the U. 8. Osiiaiilsslnastn W lffinM ,<)/■* 0pp. Forest SL Tel. 7711 CLEAHiKSfi LAUMDERERS doned the earth. He never (Bergei, now 76, wps elscted ssult on the. Retch stneo the first Bogws aad MatUi T, Bal). Jams and jellies American Cheese Iw M t promtoes. to be one o f the Houae aocrstaiy. and Secretary of "Poeiaon Entirely Glent" council meeting will he AmbaS' spiritually abandoned the chiutdi. patHarcl^ o f' Mofcow and all Rua* of Msrdi. . HMM90N ft. MANCHESrm IgM jor campaign Isaucs, the Demo- W ar H eniy L. Stimaon, commend­ The governor repeated hia ^’nd The overnight activity followed sadpr Robert D. Murphy, political were arteeled MeMi » Center Travel Agclhcy A Big Variety of Birdseye P kmIiicIs Point Free! comment” but amplified it quick Reaffirms Traditional .PrtodpIca sia last September. A week later ecater, wWle am raato Wf ' Icratle argument against electing ing her for giving her sons to the the Russian church gave iU bless- V ODD FEI.I.OWR BLOCK The patriarch’s arti^e, reaffirm­ (Ceatianed oa Paga Tea) Beaten ta writi ii^ to Soviet rule.) ■ (Coattausd am Page Faar) l A W J V ^ (CsnUnnsd am Page Bight) (Cantlnued ee Fag^ Four) ing the traditional /principles of iOiBtiaued am. Page Eighty t

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