T H U R S D A Y , FBBRUART 14. If4f 1 9" " A r s n t^ Dflily Cirenfattion pyiiTWXLVB ilanrlieBtpr Ett^tting Por tho Month od Jaaaary, 1948 Thfl WMthcr ’ 9,030 Forseant od U. B. Weather Bnis— List Program ' Member of tha Aaflit .fireOsM below wnva zero; tonight; con tinned fiva eoMahovo sat- to About Town Appeals Board Popiilur Orchestra to^Play at Manonic Ball Here Barsan nd Olrenlatloaa JH anrljTjg tTr lEitTu ittg Ife m lb nrday; fair tonight and Satordny; For Services DIANA’S dliMnlahlag no^west wtnAa Manchester~~-A City of Village Charm BM *-« Ferdle GUm . Bon of Mr. Meets Tonight Km. M. 8. Giles of 82 Flor- VOL. LXV., NO. 116 (Claaalfisd Adverttslng oa Page IX) ■treet. is retumlnR to the Siinduy , Vespers at PACKAGE STORE MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1946 ■ aboard thei (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEI Emanuel in Charge' of 136V2 Center St. Tel. 3914 s tha "Magic Carpet" The txnectefi tO Krilie Out w u expected to dock at San • Herman Johnson Open Monday Through Saturday Until 9 P. M. jeranciaeo on February 10. Large Crowd Gale Damage at Buffalo The Sunday Vesper service st Lebanon Charges have been Town Motors Inc., An exceptional large gather­ the Emanuel Lutheran church will appointed Kaiaer-Fraaler dealers ing Is expected to be present at be in charge of Herman Johnson, a Peter Haig's Look for Sfettle for Manchester. member of the Board of Adminis­ the Zoning Board of Appeals meet­ tration of the church. He will have ing tonight to be held at the Miinl- fifth $2.50 Sovereignty Now Pfc. Alexander F. Makvaha of charge of the devotional period Rock & Rye 118 Wells street waa discharged cipal Building at 8 o'cloek. snd has chosen for his topic "CJOr- Monday from the Billings General There are fourteen matters for ners for Goifi." The service will be hoapital. after serving two years held st 7:30. Gladstone Of 2 Major Strikes; In the Army, part of which he the board to-consider but the one The Beethoven Glee Club under In Grave Danger served overseas in the h.astcm that is expected to bring out the the direction of Fred E. Werner Gin fifth $2v95 theater of war. Before entering erowd is the application for an air­ will present tWo groups of num­ the Army Pfc. Makvalis worked port. This airport is to be located, bers. with Mrs. Elsie Gustafson as Demands ‘Immediate In the Pratt and Whitney division according to the notice, north of soloist, and Mrs. Eleanor A. Ben­ Wines fifth 79c of United Aircraft. He was an the proposed Wilbur Cross High- nett as accompanist. Arm y Cuts Pay-Price Plan Given And Simultaneous expert on truck and tractors. I way and west of Deming atreet. The Holiday Inn orcheatra of Hartford will play at the Masonic Ball at the local Topple on K, The musical program will be as I Thia project it is said has the baek- evening. February 22. This orchestra la well known in their vicinity and It plays each Ss1iiida> follows: Evacuation^ o f All For­ I Ing of the local Air Power League Down Rate ning at the YWCA Auditorium In Hartford for dancing. ______|______Thou My Strength REFRIGERATED ALES AND BEER eign Troops from Soil Quick Action in Steel j and many of fts members are ex­ Arranged by Helge Pearson New Formula Arnold Tells WASHING M.\CHINES pected to appear in support of the Jesus’ Joy of Man's Desiring In Accusation of Brit­ O f Fitness And Automobile Pm- REPAIRED AIJ. MAKES petition. .to miles out of New York harbor. J. S. Bach The board will also take up There Is another boat with the Town to IJave In a Monastery Garden ain and France Today Gives Faster Test Plans duction Disputen It Years’ eixperlenoe! ! f.pain the question of the applica­ Grade Pupils same name now; a crude knife A. Ketelbey Reasonable Bates! tion for package store license made which had been pounded out of Steel A w a y ...... F. Lynes Physical Standards Set Appear as Possibil­ A. BREWER by Frank Blanchard which was to shrapnel, found In a German home; Ten Taxicabs Old Gray R o b e ...... F. Huntley Bulletin! Price Relief For Bombs have been heard last month but Hold Exliibit ity; Dewey Arranges Ihlephooe *-054t - Any Tlmsl two Arabian clasp knives w'hlch John Peal ...... M. Andrews London. Feb. 15.— (/P)—. At * Absolute Mini­ was continued until tonight at the were picked up In Africa; a Japa­ •Beethoven Glee Club DOES TM t DOOR FIT TIGHTLY ? Meeting This After­ If the door of your refrigerator doesn’t fit tightly, the Russia threw her support to mum* in Effort to request of Mr. Blanchard. nese flag, taken on Saipan, also a Stale PU(’ Permits Ail- Consider and Hear Me . . . .Wooler Stern Wage Controls Asserts Arrangements Barnard School Boys rifle; grass skirts from Hawaii and I Wnlk Today Where Jesus motor rung more than It ahould. That motor may the Levant states in the Fill Draft Quotas noon Between Wilson Show Trophies anil Panama: hand grenades made into (litions to Fleets o f Wslked ■ ...... G. O’Hara NOW need adjusting. Let ua check YO UR refrigerator. United Nations Security Imposed by Program For Bikini Atoll Ex­ And Tboniu.s at Detroit cigarette lightars; German swords, Mrs. Elsie Gustafson Service NOW — SALES Soon! JAMES A. Souvenirs of War shotguns and knives; insignia Present Operators council today, declaring: their Washington, Fob. 15— (/f)— The In Effort to Head periments Like ‘Buck (American and foreign); a beauti­ 9 t MUMf {XMHItlFCt M M l rrW ofM fm O M Tm sovereljfnty had been “clear­ Army lowered its physical stand­ By The Associated Press INSURE ful hand-painted ceramic dish from A 50-mlIe gale, which swept into a-estern New York after racing across the nation within 24 hours Off Any Inflation Rogers* Adventures With The State Public Utilities Com­ ly violated” by the occupation ards for draftees to "the absolute ^ Quick eiettlement of the na­ Seventh grade boys In Mrs. .1. Florence, Italy: a mosaic pin and Ihu J?®/'"'®'; N. Y., and hurled debris 75 feet Into WOODS mission has authorized two Man- by British and French troops. minimum” today and called on Se- McKINNEY BROTHERS W. Farr’s itjom at Barnard school lavaller from Rome, Italy. COMMAfy hour in gusts, caused one death and thou­ Washington, Feb. 1. --- (>P)— Philadelphia, Feb. 15—(J>)— A r­ tion’s two major strikes— in - held an exhibition for their achool- Many beautiful luncheon sets, cheater taxi operators to increase SIMONIZING \igiirfF/c. Vice Commissar Andrei Vi- iMtive Service to comb over pre­ sands of dollars in property damage. (A P wirephoto). steel and automobile produc- | Range and Fuel Oil Real Estate and Insarance American industry will get! speed­ rangements Tor the Bikini atoll 505 MAIN ST. TEL.. 6050 matce of trophies and soiivenlra of handkerchief cases, hand embroid­ their present fleet to flve apiece. The Body Shop Method shinsky told the council a viously rejected men to fill its lae- tion— appeared as a possil^ili- 1 World War II, yesterday. The ging quotas. ier price help under the govern­ test of the atom bomb on surface ered handkerchiefs, souvenirs of The total number of taxicabs in French jiroposal to permit ty* today following announce- Local Moving and proceeda of the affair are to go to France, Belgium and England, SOl.lMENE A FLAGG. Inc. Wl SfRVt HOMfS 04KIIES-FOOD STORES-TAVERNS-RISTAUDJNTS • By this drastic means the W ar ment’s new atabiliretion formula, craft in the Marshall islands are town today is the largest number Britain and France to woiic 3 Japs Admit ment of President Truman’s ’ the Junior Red Cross fund. were displayed, also coins from 684 e n te r St. Tel. 5101 department said it waa hoped to but it imposes stern wage controls 80 futuristic that Gen. Henry H. Trucking Among the varied things of espe­ foreign countries. ever. out an agreement on with­ obt^n 250,000 men through the ‘False Statement’ (H ap) Arnold describes them as new and higher wage-price In an effort to head off inflation. SPIRELLA cial Interest were: ’Three war The exhibitors included: Herbert The permits were granted to drawal of their forces from draft during the first five months "Buck Rogers” plana. policy. These were the devel­ 29 Pearl Street maps used on Okinawa, Wake Custer. Fred Young, Neil Gray, Nick Pencheff, owner of the City Syria and Lebanon “cannot or this year as replacements for Drawing Tight The revised wage-price policy The retired chief of the Army the A rm y’s thinning ranks. providca that In general pay hikes opments : Tel. 6566 CORSETIERE laland and Guadalcanal; a Japa- John Doyle, Harve.v Alcock. Fran­ Cab and to Jo.seph Orfltolli of the satisfy the Soviet Vnlon.” Charge Stirs Row A ir Forces detailed some of the For Appointment Call neae knuckle knife: a tattered cis Findlay, Jay Ashford. Raymond Mostly dasslfled 4-F must be Federally-approved if they plans for the atom-bomb teats st Detroit Meeting Arranged Manchester Taxi Company. Pen- FOR INCOME TAX SEE Like the Weather, Everybody 1— Special Federal Mbdlator- RUTH M. A L L E N American Oag that had been down Robinson, Richard West, Eidward SelTCtlve ServicSs officials said Choking Cords are to qualify as a basis for off­ a press conference here yesterday. from the mast of the U.S.S. James Lehmann. Alfred Williams, Emil cheff may add two cabs to his London, Feb. 16.— (iP)— toey believed the demand could be setting price Increases. He is stopping off at Philadelphia Jamea F. Dewey announced in De­ 51 Goodwin Street present number of three while WINTHROP Is Talking About G. I. Homes, But met from a pool of men who had Keefe Asserts Bratton 8fnst Be Within General Pattern troit be had arranged a meeting Mnachester, Ct. Phone t-1254 Moore. (The ship sank two, days Schulz. Hugh Lavaliie. John Warr. Lebanon accused Great Brit­ en route to his birthplace in near­ after the flag was removed! about Boys who printed the tickets in Orfitelli was granted throe addi ^en rated as qualified for limited Judge Starts The formula also stipulates that. by Gladwynne, Pa. this afternoon between Presideot tlonal cabs to his present number ain and France today of “a Signed Confessions Are Changed Testimony C. E. Wilson of General Motors SICKNESS Mr. Miller’s shop and had charge MERRIAM Jarvis Is Doing Something About It w rvlce but previously turned down In order to win approval, wage or General Arnold aaid the atom of two. grave attack on the sover­ snd President R. J. Thomas of of their sale were Alfred Williams Aecoontant - Auditor JARVIS again takes the Initiative! Honnea are now under ^ t h e A r m y . These men are Read at Trials; ,AII On Delivery of Inter­ salary boosts must be within the bomb teat (known as the cross­ • A N D Pencheff has been operating the CTO United Auto Workers. and William Aspinail. Tax Reports oonatnictlon! eignty” of the Levantine among approximately T,250.000 be- Jury Charge general pattern established in In­ roads project) would be a joint J ^ M B O I A N C E with two additional cabs under a Temporary Office: cepted Jap Messages dividual industries or local areas 2- A White House spokesmsa TALL CEDARS Fonr large rooms on first floor — two unfinished upstairs. states and demanded the “im­ •*)o8t of whom Plead Actions Re­ operation of the Navy, Army and ACCIDENT temporary certificate which ex­ 583 NO. MAIN STREET BiTice the end of the war. said promulgation of the new Fully Insulated. Copper and brass plumbing — hot water heat- mediate evacuation" of all Forces. f pires on February 28, O. A. Chappell A Son, Inc. oro? mental reasonii. Phy-lc*! sult of Their Orders In many bases these Increases policy permitting price booets to SERVICE ing system — oil hnraer — automatic hot nater. Lot 76x146 ft. Bulletin! Alcorn Concludes Argu­ INSURANCE TEL. MANCHESTER 3-0714 foreign troops from Lebanese «"«*Pected lowering of have ranged from around 15 to 18 “ One of the bomba.” he said, cover approved wage )iikes cleared Local Soldier minimum. Small down payment required. ' '•will be set off from a static po­ Piempl rospoDM to Thursday 5 to 0 P. M. soil. Foreign Minister Hamid standards was interpreted- by , Feb. 15— (>»>) — Three Washington. Feb. 15.—(iP) ment in Hartford Con­ rep cent. the way for ending the costly 36 , i w Jarvto. afoat aw w » sition near water level. The oth- Bingo Saturday I to 9 P. M. Pay Us a Visit and Choose Your Plan and Location! Bey Frangie o f Lebanon opened worker, all this means day strike of 750,0io0 steelworkmi - ' tool tcooi WORT atart coUs at any hour. Japanese said in signed confes­ —Chairman Barkley (D., PERSONAL SERVICES Or By Appointment the debate on Syrian-Lebaneoe (Continoed on Page Eight) spiracy Case Today that collective bargaining will go and offioial Washington looked fo r ' MBo whoa o « 0 t ^ Among Saved sions read today at their war Ky.), said today the Senate- (OonUniMd Page Eiglit) AGENCY Home Phone: charges against Britain and much aa usual, but there a settlement today. Orange Hall WIlIbnanMc 820-W-t JARVIS REALTY COMPANY France, an Issue which forced the crimes trial three American fliers House committee investiRat- Hartford, Feb. 15— A Supe­ will be a top limit on how much Cana Policy "Backward Step^ PHONE 4074 — JOHNNIE JAY 6 DOVER ROAD 56 ALEXANDER ST. llOrSEIIOLD AND OFFICE Security council to remain In Lon­ were stfangled, and admitted they itiR Pearl Harbor had agreed rior court jury today may determ­ more pay he can hope to get— in Metmwhile, WilUont Green, presl- . Pfc. Roland Cunning* PHONES: .4113 • 7375 don aa delegates to the first Gen­ Tomorrow Night GENERAL CLEANING Senator May drew tight the cords with which it unanimously to end public ine the innocence or guilt of O ty most cases within this 15 to 18 ner dent of the American FederaUoffi' ar family eral Assembly departed for home. was done. cent range. General Named of Labor, described the admmis- u r k e @1 ham Was on “Yukon” WA,\ING AND POLISHING hearings “not later than next Assessor Harry J. Ward and Her­ yoar haigoL Stop 23 REGULAR GAMES 25c ALL KINDS OF OOII J«>BS ALICE COPRAN Presence Seen Menace A ll three pleaded they acted i?*" *” *^”*t*Y, heretofore only tration’s new policy aa “unaatiafac- (Known Aa Queen Allee) Wednesday night.” Barkley 7 SPECIAL GAMES Wrcckeil Last Week Hs told the 11-natlon peace Fill Vacancy Under orders. They said the fliers man Levitan of the Forest Grill, a small part of such pay increases lory, unacceptable and a backwardl Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son SWEEPSTAKES 8) I rit i/AH agency that the presence of Brit­ were cremated after being stran- told reporters after an execu­ who are charged with conspiracy could be tjsed as the basis for ask­ Russian Envoy step” and contended it estabUsha^' Among those rescued from the Bora With a Veil ish and French troops constitutes Previous witnesses had tes­ tive meeting that this agree­ to interfere with the administra­ ing immediate price relief. Com­ government wage fixing and Alexander Jarvit WEEKLY PRIZE B Readings Oally. Inrinding Sunday, USS Yukon which was wrecked on tified they were put into the fur­ tion of justice, and violation of panies had to wait six months be- ’‘strikes a body blow at free col­ a g e n t “a permanent menace of meddling O ’Mahoney Seen High ment is based on “the situa­ MONTHLY PRIZE the coast of Alaska last week was 9 A. M to 9 P M. Or Rv Appolnt- in the internal affalra of a mem­ naces while still alive. the gambling and liquor laws. fme "pPbMng for higher prices to Smith, Chief of Staff lective bargaining.” • DOVER ROAD menL In the Servtee nl the Peo­ tion as far as we can now W A R BOND Pfc. Roland J. Cunningham of the Loans Arranged WE APPRECIATE. . ber of the UNO ," and declared On List of Half Dozen Couldn’t Stand A fter Parade State's Attorney H. M. Alcorn, offset the lion’s share of any major CTO President Philip Muirsy O B PHONE 41M ple for 80 Years. TO BE DRAWN FEB. 32 4220th Quartermaster’s Service' that their presence la "not dictat­ see.” The committee decided, Jr., started his argument to' the wage jump. " For Eisenhower, Sue made no Immediate commenL Tho Dolans DIAPER PAILS DO YOU NEED MONEY hPIRITtlAI MRnniM the patience and cooperation you Warrant Officer Tautomu Funii Company who waa returning to ed by military necessity, noy py Now Being Considered however, to ask Congress for jury at 9:15 this morning dnd con­ Six-Month Wait Out United Mine Workers Journal (uUd with Cover 169 Church Street. Hartford, Conn. i.i a grim recital of what happen­ ceeds Harriman in Post the States for discharge. For Expanding or Improv- have shown during our period of agreement of the governments, cluded before 11:36. Judge P. B. T, the Six-month wait is out. Mr. Truman would )uve "done well Phone 6-3034 ed just before midnight Dec. 16. an extension of its life until $1.98 Pfc. Cunningham was taken off inR Your Present Business? re-establishment. We promise, nor by International accord,” WashinKton. Feb. 18 — _ 1944, in the yard of the Hankow O’Sullivan immediately started his I I f O PA finds that a pay boost ap- to accept tha admonition” eff John June 1. Barkley said^this also ■ by the Wage Stabilization Washington, Feb. 15 ,— the doomed ship by Coast Guard For StartinR a Small Busi­ E ? ■ ■ -li ''.y “better than ever service,” start* Frangie was Allowed by Syrian President Truman* was reported crematorium, said the Americans charge to the jury and It was ex­ Ifc Lewis that "free enterprlsss would include time for prepa­ pected the Jury would retire in noard confronts an industry—or, in President Truman turned today and free collective bargaining con­ ARTHUR DRUG STORES breeches buoy, landing on the ness? ing NOW . Can 6223. 24 HOUR Delegate Faris w y el Khoury, who today deliberating over a half were so weary an

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nam with the Rev. Henry G. Rob­ jumped from iU drum at 7:184 the Frye A Oo. packing plant two Blake, must meet in the near future inson. former pastor at the First Drops Plans Wall and Tank p. m. p. a. t., and that the quake stories high and 170 feet long, the problem of lower apple prices, 32 Mills Tax Congregational church. Infantile Paralysis to­ Employment Measure continued to record for 20 min­ crumpled down and crushed an un- tpple Growers higher costs for machinery and Mrs. Herbert Ix)ve and Mm. utes. It^could be felt, however, for occupied shop. labor, lack of skilled workers, and Fred Bodreau are two of the many tal flonations at Man- For Strike Fall ill Quake only about a minute in downtowm From Salem, Ore., on the south Rate Adopted Seattle. BIGGEST NEWS AT KEITH’S increased roippetltlon. To offset having a miserable siege of the * ir S TONTTE* T oned-Do wn. V er sion to yancouver. B. C„ to the north Given Advice that situation, he suggested care grip, While young WInthrop Mer- chcHter Trust Co. a s of He termed It the worst quake came reports that the quake was in choosing orchard sites, depend­ liain is convalescing from the 10 a. in today Union Agrern to Arbitra­ FLIP AND HIS CONNECTICUT . J, 120,000 Square Mile ever recorded here, describing It felt. It was noted at Astoria. ing on superior apple varieties and Angry Hartford Tax pay­ mumps. Truman Expected to! as being of "moderate intensity," Ore., and Hoquiam, Wash., on the to Put to Work Improved cultural practice*. Of kicsl interest is the death of tion With Nllrft-Br- WRANGLERS Area of Pacific North­ and said he believed it center^ coast and os far Inland as IN FOUR LONG YEARS! Professor Bla^e said closer-knit ers .Shout Iniprrratioiis Mrs. Sarah Jane (Dailey) Shea, «6,0.3.'>.07 On Ball Committee near Olympia, sUte caplUI city. 'Tliose Things T h c y J ) o inpnt-Pond Company Sign Bill into Law ; west Bocked in Night Spokane, In eastern Washington. growers organisation* also would At City Fathers wife of Patrick Shea of 129 Wal­ With Cornice Drops From Roof ^Not Have to help. _ nut street, Wllllmnntlc on Tues­ (Note—Listing of donors fol­ Hedged Around With People ran in fright from the A Rood appl^tree. Professor day at her home after an extend­ lows day by day aa they are West Hartford. Fob, 15—(>P)— Flip, Vic, Bob, Harpo and Tex Seattle, Feb. 15—14») A two- Hotel Olympian there when a Grave Heads Group Again Blake said, la one which manufac­ Hartford. Feb. 15 The ed illneas, as she was a former James O'Brien, publicity director Cautious Language story waU and a 50.000 gallon cornice 75 feet long dropped from New Haven, Feb. 16— —Oon- available.) tures more starch’ and sugar than Hartford Common Council adopt­ resident. She was a daughter of for Local 251, United Electrical water tank toppled and frighten­ the alx-etory high roof to the roof New Haven, Feb. 15—(Jh—The And Featuring board of governors has reelected itlout apple grower* have been it utilises for growth. He listed ed a tax rate of .12 mills, eq\isl James and Mary (Oannon) Dailey Radio and Machtn* Workers of (Editor’s Note: This Is the ed people rushed from buildings of the first floor. Oacka appeared ';.««,.’>00 fram the ------■ ■ ‘ veteran* on their government had received the assurance In­ J TODAY I ployment” bill. It is h^ged arouiM with two American veaacls, neither wage reopening clauses and an CTAT I SAT. AND SUN. I 000 budget for which Mayor Cor- ! claims. Insurance and hospltailaa- of which apparently suffered any formally. A formal reply was ex understanding that the Washing­ 9 m a r t f o r d with cautious language. It gives One of the attractive features nrlius A. Moylari, Republican, tlon matters. pected later. the government loopholes If at serious damage. Mr. Birmingham ia the official ton wage-price policy announce­ of the annual Masonic Ball Is the __ The American steamer KUward originally -sought a Jax rate of , Contents of Pktterson’s note ment will affect any further wage any time it decides it can’t or M u r d 34 mills.' representative of the Veterans were not disclosed officially but it won’t try to create "maximum" supper which Is served about mid­ It your noat tvsr IlUa R Squib reported a coBisioh with Administration and will aid vet­ negotiations. BIGELOW, MOHAWK and Other the Dutch freighter Tyger. which The only previous lime the tax was understood to contain a pro­ The contract will have to be vot­ employment. way during the dance program. up stuffy tran-gW ® V rate has hit 32 mills was In 1942- erans as well aa parents of sons test against what it termed the Even so— despite the evident ; sfent congestion - v sank. The Squib said 14 a\»rvlv- killed In servlee who have claim ed on by* the ei.tlre membership of Dancers leave the dance floor at ; asatUaaputallttto ^ 1913 during the administration of ’ snti-Amerlcan attitude of Yugo timidity of Congress in commit­ WE’RE CELEBRATING OUR ors were picked up and made no matteis to adjust. some 2,000 members before it takee will and go to the banquet hail . ' Vb'tro-nol in each mention of lo.aa of life. Mayor Thomas J. Spellaey, Demo- I Slav officials. The seriousness with effect, O’Brien said. ting the government too far—the Famous Rugs....9x12 Sizes k i Matm. Quickly con- The D. S. Alfred Victory report­ crat. Tile present rate Is 30 mills. | which the embassy regarded the bill ia a landmark in the history where a corps of waiters is ready fMtloo la rtUevod, breath^ laj .situation was Indicated by the fact of this country, but only to thla to serve . them. Heading the SECOND BIRTHDAY WITH f} Vw>t^nol works right wtare ti^blo ed she had been in collision with Sharp Exehangea Feature the British veaael Fulham VII off The meeting waa marked by Calcutta Disonler the protest was delivered direct to extent: waiters committee for this year’s Beachy Head and that one seaman sharp exchanges between leaders Tito and not through the Foreign 15 Per Cent Raise It commits the government to bail is Jamea Lewis. His assist­ was missing from the lost coaster. of the opposing parties. Leaves Dead Office. planning for Jobs for those who ants on the committee are Earl ifiCnVM M -IIOi Demex-ratic. Minority I„esder Jos­ 15 III need and want them. The bill it­ Anderson, Harold Case, Walter She said she was proceeding to Pay Announced self, of course, doesn't provide any Southampton with the other sur­ eph J. Faullso, accitaing the Moy- Kanehl, Harry Shenning, Nelson 10% Dividend Days * 6 9 jobs. Nor does it say the govern­ Smith and Othmar Tyrell. The vivors. lan administration of breaking its liidoiuvsiaiis Shiv promises to taxpayers, asserted Calcutta, Feb. 1.5 i4*i Dis­ o' ment has to provide jobs. - bail will be held next Pliday night, •lu.st think18th Century florals, leaftone.8. TAIX OBUAIM Waterbury, Feb. 15— Em­ It doesn’t say the government Fli* Dsatfoya Aabeatoa Factory that Hartford waa "slowly becorh- turbances which swept Cal­ ployes of the firistol company, Feb. 22, Washington’s birthday. tone-oii-toiie pattern.s in lu.sh colors fresh as shall set up W PA’a in time of de­ Tickets may be secured from com­ FINAL DAY TOMORROW! Ing a ghost city. cutta for three days and left at Fight Teachers makers of electronic recorders, the promi.se of Spring, quality-bred on famous BINGO "People no longer want to live pression, or start great programs mittee members or by calling Culver City. Calif., Feb. 15—(4^ least 45 dead and more than 400 will receive a 15 per cent Increase of public works at public expense loom.s. And though the quantity limited, Fire of undetermined origin da- here because of the high tax over their present hourly and Stewart Kennedy, secretary-treas­ to provide Jobs. urer of the committee. • ■ Thi.s Is Oui' Way of Saying. "Thank You for we’re happy indeed to tell you about it! tonight atroyed an aabeatoa factory. Fire­ rates," he contended. injured .subsided toen Thurada.v* From 9 A, .M. To 9 P. M. 200 Indonesians, the news agency ing out the plana when' that’s 169 Church Street. Hartford, Conn. Closed Wednesday Afternoons. (lilcutta’a taxis were back on the added. No details of the -attack nounced, and Howard Bristol, pres­ necessary. OIL streets this morning and all were ident of the company, declined Im­ Bolton Laike House Phone B-S024 and FUEL had been received. This is what the bill does, and South Coventrv expected out by evening. Tele- Six Dirtch soldiers were killed mediate comment on the new wage ; how; DIAL .'5ir»6 ______phone service was returning to and one wounded in a clash yes­ polfcy, I The president appoints three OPEN 24 HOURS Chester Fowler I normal, garbage collections were terday on the rich tin island of The company’s 1,200 employes I economists of proven ability. Mr. and Mrs. are not represented by a union. | Tonight and Saturday of Woodbury, Conn., announce the resumed and trams were expected Banka. They’ll be his Economic council. % J W O F M A N engagement of their daughter, fo have partial service started by Each of the three receives $15,000 MORIARTY BROTHERS Miss Evelyn Loulsq Fowler to nightfall. Dance To the Tunes of a year. *H)p ih« Level At Center and Broad" . Lester Newell Hill of Coventry, They’ll watch the way the coun­ son of Newell A. Hill, also*of Cov­ To Discontinue Bonus try is going, or is apt to go. It’s HOUSE’S For Value Every Time entry. The wedding will take BREADED PORK BILL JOHNSON AND HIS > They’ll analyze and Interpret eco­ 5tilv MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH s SCHOOL place in June. Boston. Feb. 15—(JP)~ The New TENDERLOIN nomic trends. They’ll produce Gerald V. Carpenter, Specialist England Wage Stabilization board RHYTHM BOYS - programs to promote "employ­ I Third Class spent the week-end has approved an application of the TOMORROW’S LUNCHEON NOW PLAYING ment, production and purchasing at the' home of his mother. Bullard Co. of Bridgeport, Conn., Everybody Has a Good Time! power." OVERCOATS Men’s and Boys’ Mr. and Mrs. Leo V. Bourgeois to discontinue a 10 per cent at­ They’ll turn all this over to the and Mrs. Loretto Tatro,were Sun­ tendance bonus which has been 65c NO MINIMUM! NO COVER CHARGE! president and help him draw up a day visitors at the home of Mr. paid to the firm’s 3,000 employes report to Congress every year, out­ GOOD COATS THAT \I ILL and Mrs. William Walmsley of since May. The boniis, paid in lining what the proepects are for Pawtucket, R. I. war savings stamps and bonds, jobs and prosperity in the coming GIVE YOU SERVICE Mackinaws Word has been received here of was distributed "for the purpose .year and what needs to be done Now At the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. of obtaining employes. Insuring OAKGRUi about them. Leonard J. Sholes of Edgewood. punctuality and combatting ex- Ooea to Joint Oommittee R. I., former summer residents at ce.sslve absenteeism," the company SO OAK ST. TEL. 3894 This presidential report goes to the lake. This is their third son. said. Full Course Dinner* At Night! Plus! “ Mr. Muggs Ride# Again" a special joint committee of sena­ Bids are now open on the mall tors and rspresentatives. message route No. 20611 between By May 1 of each year, begin­ the Post Office at South Coventry ning in 1947, this committee must Leather and and the Central Vermont Railway. Modem and Old-Fashion recommend to both houses what W ard’s Inc., route No. 101,717. Applica­ it thinks should be done about the tions for further information re- DANCING president’s proposals for the coun­ 4- ganling bids which will be open EVERY SATI’RDAV NIGHT! try’s economic good. Wool Jackets until February 18. 1946 may be ob­ City View Dance Hall ‘Gayest Spot East of the River” For Instance; The preaident may LADIES’ tained at the Post Office. SUNDAY say we face a period of unemploy­ Keeney Street Little Girls' Rev. and Mrs. Charles G. John­ ment and the only' way to create Flanigan’s Oirheatra AFTERNOON jobs is for the government to chip son of Manchester were Sunday Henry Spinks, Prompter RAINBOW CLUB Rayon Knit visitors in town and also attended In with a big public works pro­ SLIPS morning worship services at the Doors Open At 1 P. M.—Show Starts At 1:30 gram. First Congregational church of b a l l r o o m It will be up to the joint com­ PANTite which the Rev. Jobnaoir is a pas­ mittee to tell the House and Sen­ 3 to 14 Annexed To New England Hotel Fine Beau Dance tor emeritus. 19TH ANNUAL ate whether it thinks this should The Young Mothers’ Club has ^ ROUTES 6 AND 44'— BOLTON be done. Or it may make recom­ Quality Fine Cotton Lawn' voted to contribute five dollars to­ mendations of its own. ward the local polio ben'efit drive. I r t i f ' l Then it’s up to both houses tO The Nathan Hale basketball POLICE SHOW decide what shall be done. I team played the Ridges Monday DANCING Two Different Verstons Manchester's Premier ON THE STAGE There were many protests when night at the Community Center > and were defeated by a score of SATURDAY NIGHT the "full employipent bill” reached Rtbges 53, Nathan Hale 36. Showing Today m big TIME Capitol Hill a year ago. The Sen­ The Earl W. Green Post No. 52 ate first passed its own version. will observe Past Commanders’ l O VAUDEVILLE ACT$ Then the House finally passed a Large Sizek, 59c Night on Monday evening in the Through Suinlay weak-sister version. The bills dif­ Legion Rooms, ’Town Hall, South SUPERB FOOD AND DRINKS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK CITY fered. Coventry. Veterans. of World So a joint committee (>f senators Always a fine choice of Steaks . . and representatives was appoint­ War II will, entertain the Past Chops . . Chicken . . ..and MEN’S ' FLAT KNIT Commanders of the Post and a LOU HOLTMAN ^ ed to go over the two bills, try to clam chowder supper will be Roaata. We cater to Wedding Par­ & ORCHESTRA ^ reconcile them, and come up with served at 8 p. m. Louis J. Chev- ties and Banquets. one bill which both houses could 100% Wool ATHLETIC alller. Senior Vice Commander will pass. Tills was done. be the principal speaker. Mothers, i Now the bill is waiting for the wives and sisters of veterans are I sighature of the president, or his SWEATERS , SHIRTS invited. The Auxiliary will meet Dance to the lilting veto. As noted, this bill, now 4 this same date. Attending guests passed. Is a less-dramatic version .Men’s Undershirts ar* requested by Commander of the original. Dark Colors Charles E. Fahey to please bring Yet Senator Murray, Montana In Fine Cotton their own soup plates and apoons. Democrat and ardent supporter of Mrs. Helen Bassett, principal at the full employment legislation. AD Virgin Wool HOW TO FIND Double Elbow the Center achool, will repreaent to look at this present C!oventry at the general assembly ^ 9 ill and say: • PLAID SHIRTS Beach’ Jackets $ 7 .7 5 AND CALL UP PEOPLE of the Connecticut State Teachers THE FVNMAKERS The "forthright" language of the Choice of Colom With Collars. a Association to be held in Hartford In “ You’ll l.aush** original—including the words “full S 9 - employment” —have been’ Ysmbved I in May inasmuch as Suparintend- 'SULLY • •THOMAS * 3 . * s cht John C. Reilly is attending as but the present bill '"deelares a Cotton Th« new telephone directory is now being delivered in MEN’S SHORTS,, 49c % representative of the superin- Soraenllne Comics full employment policy." $9.00 tej»dents. Mrs. Merle Crane, LUCILLB • EDDIE ROBERTS UNIONSUITS teacher, of the .third grade la the V America’s Favorite Performer* Ail Virgin Wool alteriiate Vepresentattve. Luce Idea Came Heavy Weight MANCHESTER AND ROCKVILLE Miss Carol Allen, daughter, of THE 4 MACKS Plain Color Sergeant and Mrs. Roland E. Al­ • . •* * Fine Rib DANCE - ^ 4 Lovely OIrlsl LADIES' len on Friday underwent an ap­ From Eiicvclical SHIRTS $1.50 pendectomy at the Windham Com­ CXINNIX GRACKJt JEAN In It you will find many numbers not listed in your old book, munity Memorial hospital. Ser­ ARTHUR * MORTON HAVER RAYON geant Allen is at present stationed NYLONS NITE! HALL MONtB Washington, Fob. 15-h >P)—The $7.50 50% Wool in Heldelbitrg, Germany. . BILL FABRBL * BOOTS original idea for profit-sharing as and many numbers which hove been changed during the POPLIN - Tax CoUeetor Mabel G. Hall will embodied in a resolutjon introduced 200 Paire be at-the Town Clerk’s office on by Rep. Clare Boothe Luce (R„ UNIONSUITS Saturday of'this week and at her post yeor. Won't yoy please look there first before calling On Sale Saturday Conn.) came from pop« Leo’s ea- Hesvy. Weight Lovely Spring Colorfl home on Wednesday of next week Tonite! eyelical early this century. Man's Outing Flannel Morning from 9.. m. to 4 p. m. for the Mrs. liUce said that alie had been Information? It's the fastest way to find friends ond coll up purpose of collecting Old Age As­ REGULAR PICTURE studying labor legislation and In- SHIRTS sistance tak. , tamational problems with Mort- $4.82 The.choir will meet at tha home Every Friday Starting "Feb. 15 signor She^n of Washihgtem befora peeplf. And you con save yoyrself mciny steps by moking of Mrs. Margaret White this eve­ With she deetdj^d to Introduce her mesii- Boys' Outing Flannel $ 1 . 2 0 ning. , . - , STARTS AT 4 :30 — IWORS OPEN- AT 4 P* M. ure for a study of profit sharing Footwear for the Family sure that the directory is always left near.your telephone. 8 9 * Kay Horl of the University of plans as a possible solution to la­ Connecticut. Storrs, spoke at the WITH TWO Gr e a t h its on o n e b il l ! SHIRTS Yard ^ Pair bor disputes over wages. Pilgrim Fellowship meeUng which staiking RAY MATHIEWS & HIS HIT NO. 1 ' ’ HIT NO. 2__ The resolution - also waa based in was held at the parsonage on Sun­ ZACHARY BETTY oart on a study some years ago by Ecru Color day evening. On next Sunday AMERICA'# TOP t Senate committee. evening they will meet at.the vea- D S T E c n y x THI SOUTHEIN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY Iftr with the youth group from SCOTT A FIELD “ Campus Gob Orchestara’’^ - T Shirts ALIVE ON THE SCREEN -Or. RIMu^ Dlnctor pu. J - 85c qnd $1.00 Willlmantic. The guest speaker wUH i. CARROL NAISN AT LITHUANIAN - AMERICAN BALLROOM win be Misa Cora Moore, a grad- Bftulah Bondi • Pircy Kiibridi LAWRENCE STREET — HARTFORD, CONN. HoUywaod, r*b.' 15—0P)-^I«p- data of Stote'Teachent CoUega at DICK old 8. Bouquet, 5«, Brttish-Bom dl- WlllimanUe. iSid at present teach­ ------PLUS ------— rector beet known for bis "Dr. Kil- Men's Wool Hats .ontgomery ard er In ^Columbia. Dandng 8:30 to 12 Admission 65c Servicemen 40e TRACY Thla evening, weather- permit­ JANE FRAZEB in Free Parking! dara”. series, died Thursday night H 4 .8 » MAIN STREET MANCHESTER after a short illneea. | ^ Advertise in The Herald^lt Pay* ting. the Pilgrim Fellowship will “ 10 CENTS A DANCE” ■■ * '* imm&rn meet with the youth group at Put- ^ - *, . i . • ■■ ■ . ■ , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15.194« ifotm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAT, FEBRUARY 15, members of the Zoning Board of by the Recreation Board has been Appeals will ask the Zoning Com­ DO YOU NEED A To Speak Sunday BoarcTRuliiigs courses of study he has had. As beatoe-lfanhatten Oorpomtion in ot Eerie CUflord, chelrmen of the delayed. The matter will be de­ Chinese Navy mission to define more clearly the R o c k v iU e area zoned for business, and resi­ Kiwatois Clyb vice chairman of the Bridgeport Stretford, Connecticut. program committee of the Kl- cided on Saturday morning when 1 *Al Center Church dence zones In the section Involved Committee for Economic Develop­ Mr. Matron ie e brother-ln-Iew wehU Club. a meeting will be held at the Town Program Told Are Postponed in these three applications before ment, Mr. Matson feels that Effec­ Hall from 0 a. m. to 12 noon with acting on the three applications. TRUSS? Lists Sjjeaker tive Speech Training Is an import­ —RECORDS- Jeff Koelsch in charge. The Tlie application of Anthony J. 1 ant Item in the Post W ar Era. •tors’ Fees youngsters Will ehoot basketballs COLUMN Zoning Officiali Delay George for a uscd-car dealer's 11- Upon Profeasor Greaves retire­ •MONTGOMERY WARD and do practice stunts and then 271 Small American Banish Fatigue With cen.se al 729 Main street was ment from teaching last fall, he from the group, teams will be Evald H. Matson to Are Increased Actionfi on Pctitioiih in granted. | Expert Care By Hal Royle specialised training in any field turned his clasa of huslneas execu­ selected to play in games The Shipa Soiiplil; Destroy­ Hoiiic8tcad Park Bombay, Feb. 15.—(4b—Ameri­ you want.” she said. Make Address Here tives over to Mr. Matson for in- Saturday morning basketball ses­ er - Escorts I.argesl If you are over fifty and feel ninety— the cause of yoUr No Appreciation ot PoeitloB squetion. Mr. Matson is starting ca la the place where people uaed e'9 sions will continue for several INes <# Pneumonia "But 1 wouldn’t want Indian On Monday Noon another group In New Haven next Lville and Ellington weeks. The application of Anthony Po- fatigue is lack of proper support for your rupture. . . . to aak Santha Rama Rau, "So Washington, Feb. 15- (Ah Chi studenta who go to Ameripa to month. lysicians Announce Vlslloni llto for permls.<4ion to build a gaso­ Rio d Start her 01*71 country and the western foremen but anyone may attend. The Georgian gave reporters the ing, some opposed to the granting TONIGHT'S PERFORMANCE OF world. Abaolvea Driver registrations. Announcement has In observance of American The 23-year-old girl has made a Each class Is limited to size. It is Coroner Bernard J. Ackerman been made by Commissioner of information aa he urged the Rules of the exceptions, others approv­ “ I think I learned in America Brotherhood Week. February 17 to "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" good start herself in telling In­ Mr. Matson’s opinion that much ------COS5IETIC8------e^iaa laaued a finding on the death of Motor Vehicles John T. McCarthy committee to clear the "Chinese ing. The majority seemed to be in dia's story with a best seller book, what I need to do out here,” she N avy'’ bill for House action next 24, Rabbi Leon Wind, of Temple lavnr of granting the licenses. hidden valpe in man is never Helena Rubinstein [ Johh F. l i r y which oejurred on that examinations % r operator’s ASHES AND RCKBISH THREE-ACT PLAY BY SOCK AND BUSKIN "Home In India," which told ot said; brought out because he does not -January 31 aa the reault of in-1 week. • Beth Sholom, will be the speaker However, tipon Investigation, the Interpretation Seen Job Harriet Hubbard Ayer BRING A SAMPLE licenses w’ill be suspended in at the Center Congregational REMOVED her conflicts In readjusting herself have the courage to stand on his Max Factor Yardlcy Briea and internal compllcatlona The Naval committee already DRAMATIC CLUB — IT^HIGH SCHOOL HALL "Our Job—those of us ao lucky Rockville and Stafford Springs in church S\indny morning. The sub­ to her native country after ten ^**t and express himself properly. allowing an accident ten daya has approved the bill, which would Aleo l-ocal Moving and to have lived in these two cultures Lnclen LeLong — Etc. OF YOUR KITCHEN addition to a number of other ject of Rabbi Wind's sermon will years in England. Have Speakers Club aarlier. In the finding Coroner allow the president to furnish the Light Tracking — is, to interpret them to one an­ ARTHUR DRUG STORES towns until March 1 in order that be "Differences Tlint Do Not Mat­ She wrote the book after being The members who have com­ CURTAIN WITH YOU Ackerman abaolvea Edward A. veasela to China either by sale, ex­ IS A COMPLETE SELL-OUT! graduated from Welle.sley college other. If we can make ourselves 845 Main Street Tel. 8809 the services of the Inspectors may ter.” based on the Bible passage CAR PAINTING PHONE 89fi2 pleted courses with Mr. Matson ^.^annatedt. the driver of- the car change, lease, gift or transfer, and during a four-year stay in the ...WE'VE A COLOR TO go toward the issuing of registra­ NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR! ,---the Indians— roal people to the have organized The Raybestos t ^gbich Btruck Mr. Lary from blame to provide the necessary training Mlcoh. 4:1-5. Get Our Estimate GAVEI.LO & E. SCHULZ U n it^ States to study "the me> Americans, we shall have done tions. Following the exchange of pul­ Speakers Club which meets once |^find flnda that the death waa due and technical personnel. t chanics of your democracy.” GO WITH IT FOR $1,501 Collected pits by Rabbi Wind and Rev. Simp­ SOLIMENE & FLAGG more than our politicians have a month. 't o an unavoidable accident for Since returning to India Jast been able to do. I like to feel it Richard t . Bundy, chairman of Vinson emphasized that the son a Committee, from the Temple INC. Mr. Matson is a graduate of the ^ivhich bad weather conditiona were the March of Dimes for Rockville measure prohibits transfer of bat­ fail, she has lived with her par­ is worth their while to interpret Iv ife ly to blame. Mr. Lary. due will meet with the Social Action 634 Center 8t- > . Tel. 6101 ents and police dog, Pa.sha Kemal, Hlllyer Institute in Speech Train­ has snnotgiced a total of 81.501 tleships, carriers, crul.scrs. destroy­ committee of Center ehui-ch for a America tq^ndia— the real Amer­ ing and continues to study the dif­ SIMONIZING : to the Icy condition of the atrccta collected to date. The committee ers or submarines without express in a spacious western style house ica.” m ere ka walking in the road at the series of meetings designed to in a fashionable quarter of Bom­ ferent methods. He has completed The Body Shop Method in charge asks for the return of approval of Congress. RENTAL I asked Santha what she ne. The finding atatea “ 1 find that bring about a bettor understand­ bay. Her father. Sir Beneg:al Ram a course with Hubert Greaves, for­ some coin containers still out, as thought Bombhy needed most and 6< to 2” are waa no lack of care on the Other 8hi|>s On List ing of the Ciirlstian and Jcwi.ah Rau, ia a diplomat in the India mer professor of speech at the SOUMEN&A FLAGG. Inc. ,|(goon as possible. There are atao BATTERIES she quit being serious and smiled; part of Tennatedt iii attchititing to- Beside the six DEs on the Navy’s groups loc.ally, nationally, and Roy and the Gang Civil service. Lady Rama Rau is Yale Theological school ip New 884 Center SL Tel. 8181 a $inglm roll RUDY JOHNSON good nightclub.” avoid atriking the decedent, and some containers In the various list, he said the ahipa the president Internatlonallv. Everett Cross and active in Indian politics and social Haven, making it seven different Tha naw trand in kitch- stores which are out but this col­ Dr. Barney Wlchmnn are co-chslr- ROAD SERVICE the failure of the brakes was due "m ay” want to transfer Include; ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Entertaining At welfare movements. J______!______ana is to lots of color in lection is expected to be complet­ men for these meetings. Bright, beautiful patteme to fit ,~to the snow and ice condition on Six buoy and light tenders, 217 AND REPAIRING CALL Impenowi Black Eyes ed this week. American Brotherhood W’eek Is paint—strong secants— the road; and that Tennstedt fur­ landing craft of various types, six R. F. D. No. I, RockviUe. Four of Family any room . . . to fit any budget I Social Tonight motor gunboats, four 136-foot now a nation-wide observance. Her name means "Spring." San­ with harmonising soft 610S T0NE THE SEN- ther made an attempt to alroid Route 44 Nichols'BristoK Inc. tha ia a tall, handsoMe woman Sacred Heart Circle, Daughters submfrine chasers, $ 173-font sub­ President Tniman is the honorary Padeproof . . . waehablc . . . and aUtklng the decedent by the use of with imperious black eyes and a tones. of Isabella will hold a social thla marine chasers, ten 110-foot sub­ chairman and Harold E. Stnssen Is PHONE MANCHESTER 8038 L'j.'j Center Street • W ilU e's GriU Bum to Death even acrubbable varieties I Choose 6L0SS THAT STANDS his stMring apparatus.” strong will of her own. She wears evening at the home of Misa Anna marine chasers, three oilers, one general chairman of the national Grange Meeting Phone 4047 446 Center Street Telephone 3861 an Indian sari and'it does no in­ w w / from Wards open stock or sample MORE WASHINGS ... Hall of High street. surveying ship, two repair ships, campaign for'American Brother­ The Vernon Orange will meet Open Evening* for Tour justice to her willowy figure. But Zion, 111., Feb. 15— (IP)—Four But ths paint you uaa Each aMni-oloM color two floating drydocks and eight hood Week. book (and remember you can al­ ^ this evening at the Orange Hall Necda. she likes to enjoy the freedom afe- members of a family burned to in your kitehan color has boon earoiully -la Vernon Center. There will be motor mine aw'eepers or submarine EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT ways get better wallpaper for leaa roUctod for now atyl* Vt'nmnn Fire VIetim corded western women. She uses death late Thursday njght when achame should agraa np patriotic program during the Reserves Appear chasers. American lipstick and French RUSCO AU-Metal at Wards!), with the carefully har- and beauty by color 'meeting, a Valentine party and "China *doea not require a large Public they were trapped by fire while with tha color in tha exports, and ^ven a Leomlnlster. Ma.ss., Feb. 15 STEAMED CLAMS EVERY FRIDAY perfume but eschews powder, monixed "go-together” papers for durable eoml-lustro by i#aaclng. Naval force, but China has no N a­ rouge and cigarettes. asleep in their second floor apart­ curtain-tha ahalf paper Flan Tablet III Fashion Show t-M lss C.Tthcrlnn Garrity, 45, d ment of a frame dwelling. Four Self-Storing Mortin-Seneur oxpert val force at all,’’ Vinson said. "This early today as flames damaged her Setback Party FOR INCO.ME T A X SEE SEA FOOD, STEAKS, CHOPS AND CHICKEN A lth o u ^ she found American adjoining roonru. Or let your selec­ In memory of the graduates of persona living in the first floor — or your braakfaat chemieta. AUwaakobU. bill wrll! enable the president to top floor apartment in a three ignorance of India "shocking,” riie tion come from the nationally ad­ Quality threughout. the Rockville High school who supply China with part of her Im­ Given by Anderson-Shea apartmbnt escaped. dishaa. story wooden building in Colum­ WINTHROP “ Come In Any Time for a Real Good Home-Cooked Meal.** liked the United States immense­ ' Combination Windows fiSomi-gleoe pointe ef jfave their lives in World W ar IT ’The Girl Reserves Club of the mediate Naval needs.’’ ly and thinks her owti land has The dead were: John Korunka, vertised patterns, each one bearing bia street. Her body was found Auxiliary, No. 2046 40 a boiler company employe, his dietlnetive e o ler and a memorial tablet and educational I These Include, he added, facili­ much to learn from it. Manchester High school will spon-1 by firemen who confined the blaze MERRIAM NO COVER CHARGE! NO MINLM.UM! wife, Alberta, 34r and their chil­ YH IN K o f IT ! You never have to change screen or a famous trademark! See the So bring in a sample, character bare been a ay cabinet is planned for the ties to sweep minefields from the "'We need things like your Ten- sor a Fashion Show in the *H lgh to the third floor. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Accountant - Auditor dren, Diansu 2 1-2 years old and storm sash — with RUSCO! Combines screen, storm lovely samples at Wards . . . today f Martin-Senour epe, fbont corridor of the school, with China coast, to deport Japanese ] aeaaee valley development,” the and let us help you to eialty ainoe 1878. school auditorium next Tuesday A T V. F. W. HOME Tax Reports John, Jr., 11 months. sash, weatherstripping and SELF-STORAGE WITHIN tha Student Council planning nationals from China, and to trans­ Temporarv' Office: said, "tremendous engineering de­ ohoosa your paint eol- Osorga Washington dance Thurs- night at 7:30 for the girls of the Manchester Green velopments on grand scale with THE WINDOW I'TSELF — in one permanent uniL Pro­ port Chinese troops, civilians and 383 NO. 5IAIN STREET a Fornrter College PresMent Dies ors. M an y different svsnlng, February 21 and school and their mothers, using merchandise. .1 Prizes! Refreshments! G. .A. Chappell A Son, Ine. government backing. Then we vides year-round, rainproof, draft-free ventilation— per­ MARTIN other events to ralae money for PRESCRIPTION will get somewhere.” color schamas can be materials of the spring and sum­ " I f China Is not able to do these Playing starts at 8 :?i0 sharp TEL. MANCHESTER 3-0714 Northampton, Mass., Feb. 15— manent protection — complete freedom from window this fund. mer season from Burton’s, 841 things for herself, we will have t" PHARMACIST Thursday 8 to B P. 51. The youth of India also needs (IP)— William Allan Neilaon, 76, care! worked out, using har­ A list o f names has been an- Main street. 1 do them for her," Vinson declared, Wrapping Roses, Shrubs and Fruit Bearing "w hat you have in America and SENOUR Always On Duty! Saturday I to 9 P. 51. former president of Smith college, monising or oonbrast^~ jm ubcm I by the school officials Tan of tha girls of the club willii He added the Navy estimates Or By ApiHiIntment nowhere else I have i,een — a died Thursday night a few days NOTHING LIKE IT ON THE MARKET! *TK HKE IF r n u n r iVriilch they would like checked by model spring dresse.V, coats,'suits that 100 American Naval officers .\RTHUR DRUG STORES Home Phone: Plants Does Not Require Previous chance fo r education for all, a after completing a history of the ing oolors. parents and friends to ascertain and sports wear asalsted by Mrs. and 200 enlisted men will be need­ 815 5Ialn Street Tel. 3800 Willimantic 830-W-3 chance to get ahead and get institution. whether or not it Is correct. The Burton as instructor, 'The an­ ed temnorsfily to aid China after Experience But High school office should be noti­ nouncer will be John Peckham of it acquires the ships. The Bartlett- Brainord Co. fied o f dny changes. The list is aa the student body and Mlaa Norma 103 WOODBINE ST. HARTFORD (6), CONN. Turklngton will play piano selec­ follows; Vltolt Zigmund Bagdann- Dewey-Richman TELEPHONE HARTFORD 2-1259 Vlch, ’4S; Leonard Joseph Bar­ tions during the show. j No One 111jiiretl .ontgomery Ward rette. 'M; George Joseph Bolles, A feature of the show will oe POULTRY Before You Evenings and Sundays, 8-4645 Larsen’s Feed Service *88; Francis Markham Brigham. the presentation of little 11-year- ’ Co. 34 DEPOT SQUARE old Doris Derllll, ballerina, around WOMEN TELEPHONE 54M *41; Ralph Morton Campbell, *42; 1 As Cars Colliilc 824-828 M AIN STREET MANCHESTER Roy Hill CTark, '40; Vincent whose talented dancing the entire j e q u i p m e n t OCULIST Build or Buy Gregory Ertel, '39; Herman show will be grouped. The girls NOW A V A IL.\B LE : Bnbv fiilck Gorky, '41; Arthur Thomas Kel­ of the club have rehearsed dill-1 Two cars were badly damaged ’ Feeilers, Fountains. B ^ le r PRESCRIP'I’IONS FILLED A Home In ley, '85; Harry Kelman, ’26: Ed­ gently for the attractive show and' hut nO'One was injured in an ac-I Feeders, Ether 'Wafers, Roof NEW FRAMES Earn a large crowd ia expected. Can ward Arthur Loetscher, ’40; James I eident that occurred la.st night on ' Saddles, Stove Pi|>es. Electric Manchester As an added attraction Burton'.s. LENS DUPLICATED lOAS COSTS RDDCED McNulty, ’86; Raymond Schrumpf, I East Center street, near the 'VFW j Brooders, Coal and Oil Stoves, is giving a pair of nylons m a ! REPAIRS MADE Jr., ’41; BMward Stephen Sunega, ' Home. A ear driven by Donald C. one 1110-egg capacity, James­ door prize for the show. See B aam tJt announcas a reduction In tho cost '41; Robert Charles Underwood, I Hail, 18, of 12 Strong street skid- way Incubator, Used, Single Good Pay of loons ovor $ 1 0 0 effectivo immodlotoly. '40; John Bohdan Yanlshewaky, 1 ded and crashed into a car operat- Units and Battery Brooders. *t9; Byron Paul Yost, '38. j ed by William M. Glashcen of 54 Wm. F. Johnson EBCO COMPANY 1% Per Meath Oa That Part Basketball Saturday Novelty Is Great ! Chestnut street. Officer Edtnund ‘T ou r Home Is Your [ Wtitily fi|sntt tir I F. Dwyer reported. The foimcr 37 Hollister St. Phone 3338 ef Leaa ia Excess e( $100 Due to the large number of j WANTED Castle” Doing This Work! IS*. MS*. US*. MS*’. youngsters who are deairioua o t : Success at Grill I waa held for court Saturday on a 1 Thl* new loM rat* of 1% « month playing basketball, the matter of ^ charge of violation of the rulca nf 1 t ll. 4 « *11.72 t i a o * S7.27 P" P»rt of your loan in ozeesa A Johnson-Built Home of SIOO mean* you now save one- starting a strictly Junior l^eague i the road. Call Mr. Recks or Mr. Yurkshot 27.42 17.33 1402 10.65 MEN 1*9 Just That! XM 22.7* 19.41 13.64 naif of the former cost on such Both cars were so badly dam­ 4 4 J I 2 11 3 23.94 1S.97 exce**. It 1* aubstanttally leaa tn-n aged In the crash tliat they had Packing Material for Manchester 4161 1 m i 3 3 4 7 28.44 20.07 Something new In tha form of British- 500 LOTS — 1.000 PLAN S the i^ lm u m rata permitted under entertalnrnent waa preaented for tc be towed away from the apot Overseas. Ths oboTS schRdult U bcxtdd on t*’" '“ **1 applies Cro88^Stitch Bird8 by a wrecker. CALL AT 341 BROAD ST. GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS! promrt monthly ropoymont* and *** loans over the first time laat, evening at the incluotB oU cofitR. ' SIOO. Sm table for repayments. Americon Club Apply Ready for Work We*ll Show You Actual 5IUST BE 16 YEARS OF AGE f>er«onal —wher# 4 out of 6 who Depot Square Grill, when they ask for a loan, get It—la pleased to At 8 A. M. loftofl. tor piirrhai« of **r»> Photos and Plans of Mrletfid** fiillclM limited t« I t moo. be able to pass this saving In loan lield the initial "Think While You costa along to its customer*. Drink,” a musical quiz program. Completed Homes Our long sxperienc* here has given Tersonal' an As evidenced by the large crowd Oil Burners BINGO The S A W Company vour iiMds and the wav you want to do business—t h iS iw h v h S L ^ on hand last night, much curio.altv Burr Nurseries %• — • *••• *• *a*o**Msjr, businesslikewusiucRBiiKO transscSmi:m MISBC m O J I . IfI x V O U i waa aroused by the extensive, ad­ •fid Oakland St. and Tolland Wm. F. Johnson $2525 to 4S00$SO0 oror'have have any queatlonsaiinfft lrkna regarain*pMrarHie%M how much «4#4X vertising program conducted by Jurnpike " Builder — Real Estate 119 O A K LA N D STREET can get here, how long you can take to r e w ^ T omorrow coets, coma In or teleptione today. We will be ela Mrs. Rose F^velack. proprietress Furnaces T E L. 7426 qu^ion and explain our service more fully to you. any of the grill. A Few Still AYailable. y "Think \5'hlle You Drink” Is Night patterned after the pnpular Kay RACKI.IFFE OIL CO. FINANCE CO; Kyaer radio ahow. Six eonteat- 6B8 Maple Avenue — Harttnifi anta were selected from the pa­ In SICKNESS Yet. Hartford 7-81M AND STATE ■niEATER BUTLDING trons last evening. These six Second Floor Pbone 8480 were apltt into teams of three, and D. H, Hnvey, Mgr. License No. 891 then commenced a aeries of mual- ACCIDENT ral selections played by the Casa ORANGE Madrid orchestra. Winner of the N E W VACUUM INSURANCE flrat grouf/then faced the winner HALL Alexander Jarvla, agent naanrsa of the second group, and a fln.al CLEANERS yon treediim rrom worry about The Man winner was selected from the two. Liberal Trade-In Allowance. Hoapltal bilia when offering ’Tlicre were prizes for nil con­ Imniediate Delivery! moderately priced aickneee and WONDER MARKET testants who entered the program, HARRY 5IAI10NEY accident inaurance with liberal Ruhinow Building TeL 6465 P re- War' 4 and the final touch was a jackpot 855 Main Street PHONE 2-1836 beneBta requiring hnspltnllaak' question put to all six of the con­ MANCHESTER Mon. Tailored Look! testants. * , * Covere Individuals of family The whole affair proved so suc­ A U T O BODY group to meet your budget. Stop FREE DELIVERY! DIAU 6465 cessful that it has been decided nt our offlise to stage It again tomorrow eve­ 50 Oak Street Since this is a big suit spring you will need a ning, and every week thereafter. ACCOUNTING SERVICE Electric Silex Telephone 397,9 Alexander Jarvis hat to wear with them. • For your tailored 5 4 0 4 Financial Statements Auto Body and AGENT SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK-END! Plihlic* Records Bookeeping Fender Repairing e DOVER ROAD Payroll Auto Painting OR PHONE 4112 suit wear this new ~hqmberg<— tall crown, Taxes Simonizing Per Uompleta Detnile FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES $ 5 - 7 5 ^ Warrantee Beaae BLUNGTON— ly redecorated UnMe and nsL Cupcakes WALNUTS ONIONS We are selling oiit many items in our Hardware erosa-stttch ^them on the corners Leaae from Cheney Brothera to 'We have clients with snf- 6-Room Single. Large sun All convenleneee, e I e e t r I c Store to make room for new stock. Among these United Aircraft Corporation. pr«m- lights, running water, full All Flowered Hats of a white o'tgandie or pale pink Aeient cash looking for all parlor. 4 yeara old. Steam items may be something you want. Drop In! linen tea cloth. Each design is isea known aa 29 Plea.aant street types of homes. Singles, heat, contlnnons hot water. hath. 2 llreplaree. Steam heat 29c doz. 49c lb. 3 lbs. 27c about 8 inches big. for term of one year from Febru­ Barn and poultry boueo. 14 with oil. • acree of land. Bare To obtain seven transfer designs ary 15. at $120 per month. .doubles, flats, farms, subur­ acree of land. I* good eee- 25’ s 40’. High elovatina near for the Cross-Stitch Birds (Pat- ban and business properties tlon. School bne for grammar lake. CoBvealent to bus. school Sugsred or Plain 50% SAVING ON tarn No. 5404) . Bend 15 cents In urgently needed. and High school children.' Sale and Btoree. Sale Price 81IJMI0, Doughnuts CALIFORNIA SUNKIBT $2.98 to $4.98 coin, plus 1 cent postage, your Price fksOO. Terme Arranged. Terms Arranged.' ALL SELLING OUT ITEMS name, address and the pattern Pppsonal Notires Our active, effleient or- aumlwr ot Anne Cabot, The Man-. ^nization guarantees re­ ORANGES doz. 29c I&aMar Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. In Memoriam sults. CrII 5105 for AddHional Information On Any of These 29c doz. ▲Baericaa, New York 19, N. Y.' Can us for prompt serr- Properties. The Anne Cabot Album con-' In lovinr mlfmory of JoMph Kean, who died Feb. 15. 1946. . Ice. JUICY taina doBcns of wintry weather •N. ALLEN REALTY COMPANY Loaf Cakes COX SERVICE STATION bug-me-tights, bed Jack- Nothing can aver taka away, M and socks, snug vyooi- A lov. the heart holda dear. AO LInce of Insunuice. Including Ufa Mortgages Arran god GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 25e SheD Gas — Shell Oil Shefl Lubrication T he C onnecticut well as embroid- Fond tnemorie. linger evoiT day, Jarvis Realty Co. lao CENTER STREET ‘nSLEPHONS flM 25c each i Ih J W . H A U Juittp fultHng and home decoration Reni'mbrance keep, hint dear. 6 Dover Road Direct Wires — Prom Hartford 2-7488 — From .WHIUnmRe MAMCHISTIR COHM* CORNER OF MAIN ST. AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE Bond for your copy. Fif- Wlf. and I children, Telephone 4112 or 7275 TELEPHONE 6161 . - brothera aad aiaters. P' l L- FRIDAT, FEBRUART 15, 1945 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ Cost" will be debated by the Hart­ poaed by Raymond Payne for the ford Chapter, National Association negative. The position of refe­ (>)st Aecoiinlaiils ree wUl be flUed by E. P. Gillane. that Mr. Bowles has won a clear ^ of Cost Accountants at the Elm to buy and sell fresh meats and cott to locate hia real estate and .liocal residents are members of street for professional purposes IP to maintain aerene confidence 'n Tree Inn Tuesday, February 18th Grocery Store other products and food augplies. Insurance business office in hla and absolute victory. He has not. j Tll Better. entry. % i m ^ But there is the idealoglcal cause------he hopes . that. In agreeing i^ Djrf,o.;racy faces ------another guilty of not hiring aomwne to- operate a grocery store at toe cor­ . Other Petitions Granted Opposite the Annory EUBSCBIPnON BATES to stay, he has won power to keep President has. at long day and probably Wring Wm corner- in your The Zoning Board of Appeals ner of Broad and Hilliard streets Permission was granted William Henry Escott clash between iia, and Russia la Tear by »U)' ...... ! ««,n pret-p...- ... last night granted the application was granted after the applicant F. Johnson to erect a sign to be ■mntb by Mall ...... obviously. In this respect, the ag had presented a petition signed by erected on an apartment building ty definite txiunds, | share. Some com- contract or to do buaineaa. He of the East Coast Airways, Inc., rod Oaa Tear ...... greasor. Just aa any young revolu­ over 300 residents of that area. now under construction at the cor­ If that can be done, the country , „ „ jt Ih to be on a viould be put on the blacklist. That ■» gutaa and A P O ...... tionary movement la always an for permission to build an airport The applicant sUted that he In­ ner of O n te r and Stone street In INSURANCE can escape its present ' voii,„tprv basis this time. But, is what la said, .that his name tended to build a store building 26 a Residence C Zone was granted. m bm bbb u f idealoglcal aggressor. bedroom with necessary accessorise to be t h e asso c iate d p k e m without a terrible being so used to war-time con- located north of toe propoaed W il­ feet back from Hilliard street for Permission waa given Henry Ba- There is no way we can avoid toe convenience of a large num­ AaaoSaUd Praaa is axeli^taly which would be like 1921 and 1929 jg small wonder that bur Cross Highway, In a rural . TELEPHONE 3683 »n um oaa of rapublieatton o| this clash, no way we can elimi­ bill." (Quoted directly from an ber of residents in that section, dlipatcbaa credited to It or not zone and west of Slater street. 266 High Street, West Manchester nate it. But it need not make us combined. j ^^yg^^^j^eg rush to buy up all the addresii liT the Senate, though not William Holland spoke for the who were without any kind of If You Need t T i c l ? d ^ '» thi. papei end IlM local oaw» publiebed here. Aa It is, the situation Is bad ; before the lid cl.omp.s down, entirely clear In some places.) ji project and said that while the store within a half mile - of the uneasy. The dignity gnd .freedom Two of. the -specific instances of Here’s a bit of luxury you can section. Elastic Stockings ‘ enough. In the economic policy | jy^jpg Hiiothcr choice be- total area desired for the port was of our way of life are their own indulge in at a trifle of its Realizing toat so many people Light and Heavy WHght All rtgfiU 01 rapublicatioo o1 epeciai oattem now announced. , a sub- ■ tween a black market or gray the fruit of F. E. P. C. in sUtes^ about 140 acres, 40 per cent of it baralOi are alio reeerxed. _ which have passed their own state were inconvenienced by lack of defenses, if we but maintain them. worth in comfort and enjoy­ was in the town of Manchester. client ol N. E. A. Semca L . U . . poruon <- U,. .n. ^ law, such as New York, shed a store facilities, the board granted ment to you! Make a comer He said that the location had been ARTHUR DRUG STORES TIbb. ______creases now being granted is go­ manage without it, thank you! prophetic light on the future pos­ toe exception for toe store and WHAT'S BEING DONE ABOUT Housing The The really crucial question in your b^room a place where inspected by air experts from the 848 Mata St. Tel. SSM PubUshers ing to be passed on to the public That sounds reasonable. But sibilities for the whole country: granted the applicant permission n u n s Mathews Spectsi ” about our relationship with Rtis- In Louisiana, perhaps, an adver-1 you can retreat from the rest air and grounds and that it had fi^srh. Chiosgo. introU and Boston. and to the atrlkere themselvea in there's a subtle Joker in that deal. been adjudged an ideal place for THE 0 .1. HOUSING PROBLEM? .sla is whether this idealugical ri­ HOW do the peoples of a great tisement was printed asking for I of the house and relax. JARVIS again takes the laltlattve! BUREAU OF the form of Increased living costs. \ the establishment of an airport. Houses are now under „ m e u u e H a u d it valry between us must bo accom­ nation get a retfi concern for peo­ colored help, and the F. E. P. C. , TTiere’s an unusually large eonstmctlon! If the thing can be stopped decided someone had practiced Needed Land Secured ^^CIHCULATIUNB____ ples they don't know and cannot Four large roona on Srst floor — two naflnlshed upstairs. panied by a materiallatic and mili­ discrimination. In New York, a'| display of fine boudoir chairs All of the land needed in Man­ there, and held at some new level aee? We are so used to having F ^ y tasnlated. Copper aad braae phunbtof — hot water heat- The Herald PrlnUni tary rivalry. The danger Is not factory owner employed negro and chaise longues here at. chester bad been secured either by Send This Form ■ MSI----no taancisi reapoMibility for for the next few months, increased our emotions whipped up by bond mg syatem — oil burner — aotomatlc bet water. Lot 70x140 ft.* rEfBoarspbical s.rora sppesrieg that Communism and democracy 1 drives, clothing collections, women and white Jewish and G en-; Watkins just now from whi-’h lease or purchase, he reported, production end the price competl and asked the Manchester board SPRING minimum. Small flown payment required. '^ T S s e ^ U IS The Manchester E»e- ivill clash in men's minds, but * A . »_ I » ___t.1 _ ; fnOVlOo.movies, rotllOtradio; iimvthat we will • • not tile women. His business was to choose . . . plenty of lamps Buddy Rich , sing H e r a ld .______— tlon it will bring should pro'ioc i ^ o ^ e v e ry fast or effectively wllh- greatly reduced by war, and It be- j to grant the exception. Pay IJs a Visit and Choose Fonr Plan and Location! that, in the course of the conflict, . . . smart tables. In connection with the South the basic cure for inflation. The out them. If people are told the came necessary to cut down the ; Buddy Rich, "The Young'M an with all it» lovely promise^ captured in ...... Friday, February 15 they will draw unto themselves number of employees---- he dls-1 Windsor section of the proposed •• ******«**e*ae«eaeeeesee question it whether we can hold whole truth, they will act. and his Drums," appears in person JARVIS REALTY COMPANY the attributea and methods of Has the American people been charged the white Gentile wqmen, ■ airport, h4 said that the principal 0 DOVER ROAD to ALEXANDER ST. ourselves back until that time Boudoir Chair...... 18.00 with his own great orchestra on Addrese,...... Telephone...... old-fashioned imperialism. told the whole truth about Eu­ and kept the negroes and Jewish j land needed is oWhed by Everett PHONES: 4112 7278 Russia And America comes, and It may be that, how­ rope? All of Europe? women, in order to protect himself , . Lamp Table ...... 15.50 Buckland and Thomas Burgess stage of toe SUte theater, Hart­ Eaton’s New Stationery And that is exactly what we ever difficult Mr. Bowles’ fight to About that part which is from conflict, worry, and loss o f ; * Chaise Lon gu e-----52.00 and in reply to a question he said ford, today, Saturday and Sunday. No. la Family...... (Chlklren-Agea)...... (A du lts)...... II are now doing. We are now fac­ that Mr. Burgess still objected to bring the government Into the under our direct mUitary control? time and money at the hands of Buddy Rich, sensational drummer Flower Decorated Paper, l i Testerday we dlacuased where ing each other not only with Some of us have known and have the F. E. P. C. Table Lamp...... 12.50 the plan of establishing a port but view that this miuit be done has formerly featured with Tommy No. of rooms neey some Hall of Tolland and of the East would wish to understand the pos­ Haven High school faculty spent piocess of evolution, which would the atomip bomb. sibilities and consequences of that But, although there are many the Lincoln holiday with friends legislation. To say, or to Imply, have to take place In an atmoa- in New York city. Indications that we ourselvea may that the object of the filibuster Is pbare o f mutual respect and tol- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Klbbe of to deny the negro his economic SALLY’S, 159 ASYLUM arance, come to an Idealoglcal be the ones most guilty of Inaugu­ Ellington, were Sunday dinner and political rights Is about as HARTFORD guests of their parents, . Mr. and union. Or it la conceivable that, rating the imperialistic aspects Illuminating as to hold a detached of the rivalry between the Mrs. Allerton Kibbe of south east arm or leg up to view and say that without any trial by force, one Tolland. it is an instructive picture of a | two nations, let us assume, for Mr. and Mrs. D avit of Glaaton- might fall and the other succeed. man. _ - i ALL STOCK MUST BE SOLD But the mutual respect and tol­ purposes of argument, that the bury moved tola week to their The following are some of the Tolland proeprty recently acquired erance which would be required blame Is equally divided. other limbs on the body of the F. CL OSING In Tolland village of BmlFEwald. B. P. C. Bill that should be In-1 for such peaceful evolution of two Miss Hazel West of Hartford. AT COST OR BELOW^ eluded In publicity that deals | cqipoaing theories of life does not On that baala, the ifext question wr.8 a week end guest of Tolland with It: , . JI exist on both sides. It Is, we to bi^faced (.s-that of which of the relatives and attended morning I; It would be administered worship service Sunday at the think, generally true that Ameri­ two nations is going to try to by five Commissioners appointed FUR O M TS break this disastrous deadlock. Federated church. by the President t#it a salary, I SUITS cana vleW’ the Soviet experiment Tuesday toe Victory aothing understand, of $10,000 a year) | •JEWELRY Obviously, both should be equally with dispassionate interest, con­ Campaign packing waa completed without any of the requirements I ceding that. If It can be made to Interested in avoiding the fate during the afternoon at Tolland or restrictions of Civil Service. ahead of them. Obviously, both Grange hall. SPRING COATS work for the Russians it is ' all The five commissioners would be Wednesday toe meeting of toe ‘unrestricted as to the number of' • r l ^ t for the Ruasians. JVe arc, in should contribute with equal gen­ FOCKETBOOKS monthly Joint societies of too Fed­ erosity and tolerance to the aolu- people they coulif place aa Federal j * . • other words, not trying lo Inter­ erated church Ladlea Aid and mis­ employees In ‘ administering the fere with the success or the fail­ tion. sionary societies was held at the law; and 'Apparently even the ure of the Communist experiment But it Is our prime Job, In this home of Mrs. Howard tAyera. President could riot remove the] Monday, February H , Methodist FUR GOATS Ponneely $so to $IS0‘ In Russia. We are willing to live country to think what America commissioners. NOW $25 to 575 ministers and their wives from sev­ 2. Iiwestigatqrs employed by can do about It. What America and let live. eral of toe churches east of the the commission, can enter a man’s I That U .not the Russian attl- docs is our first responsibility. Conecticut river met at toe Tol­ place of business and examine his i • tude. Aa a polite, temporary ges­ And it is here that there exista land parsonage fo t luncheon and books in a sehrch for evidence Foemwly .5150 to $200 fellowship. SOFUR COATS ture to Its democratic allies,Rus­ the best chance that the deadlock against him, without any proceM NOV $7^ to 5 125 can be broken. That la so because of law. ■ ■ sia abandoned, during the war, 8. It forces a man to give evi­ the theory that Communism must the policy of American govern­ dence against himself, depriving invade democracy on its home ment is responsible to the people Ellington himself o f his consUtutlonsl rights. FUR COATS Formerly $201 to .0300 grounds and try to upset it. The and pliable to the wishes of the ______4. It provides that an exam-| ' NOW $ 1 2 6 <• »1 7 5 people. If the ordinary people Mrs. Robert Xborn, Sr.. -aB-Urisr-can hear toe Ruaaians even brought themselves him and send the record to Wash­ to eey ktna woroa auouv uc.uuu. a-1 who want to avoid war j ‘ G^aT^^ Ar- ington where a decision can be cy. But, with the military war j Russia and America are going to „ „ rendered against him in absentia. FUR COATS Formerly $301 to .5500 over, Ruasla has once again d e-! I>c able to do anything about it. Arthur E. Kellerkeller of Orchard 5. It denies him any right of HVW * 1 7 6 to appeal from findings of fact clared Idealoglcal war on the* rest j it is in this country that street, Rockville. against him. I only chance to be effective lies. If Miss Helen Dowgcwlcs, daugh­ y of Ute world. ter of Mrs. Anna Dowgewlcz of 6. It denies him a trial of his Far from being willing to lej heads arc going to be used In'thls Rockville and John A. DeCarlt, case by a Jurj’ .or before a Judge ,5500 i- FUR GOATS Fermerly $soi to our brand of democracy survive situation, -they must be American son of Mrs. Ermelia DeCarli of of any court. 7. An employer In’Manchester MOW $251 to $350 In peace, Russia proclaims that it heads. Sadd's Mills section, were married Saturday at St. Joseph’s eburen, can be brought Into the Circuit What can America do? must die, and be succeeded by Rockville, and following the wed­ Court anywhere ^the commission­ Communism. i ding they left for a wedding trip ers order at his own expense for FUR JACKETS > Formerly $M to $379 Hie crux of toe idealoglcal to Florida and on their return traveling and loss of business time, ^ NOW .$32 to a 3 S for enforcement of toe commis­ clash betwesn our two nations is Little Inflation” they will reaids at toe home of Mr. DsCarli’s mother at Badd'i sion’s order. that Communism is a revolution, ■ Chester Bowles hM, In the past Mills. 8. An employer who Is decided with all toe .vigor and toe inner three weeks of Washington eco­ The S T. W. P. division of toe to be guilty (without right of ap­ cesnpulalona of a revolutionary nomic -tormoit, been - toe rather chureh met Tuesday to plan the peal and without Jury trial) can next community suiiper, the date be fined $5,000 or be Jailed for a movement, while democracy is lonely champioln of the view t ^ t to be announced. year. oowpumtlvely' staUc. Probably toe this nation must, for the period 9. A newspaper publisher who RuBitans can’t help It; probably, before we reach full industrial Joan Fontaine Back In Bed . prints an advertisement for col­ I in toe nature of their jnovement, production, continue to hold some ored help, or for Chinese help, can be fined or Imprisoned on the they must try to spread it as far line against inflation. > Hollywood. Feb. l5— {IP)— Joan Fontaine was back in bed today, grounds of discrimination, of un­ ^ thsy can. It would be a basic SALLY’S FUR STUDIO In toe policy which, President a victim at recurring influenza. fair employment practices, even ieeW ksi o f Urn dlfficuIUss between Truman annount^ last night, Mr. The Osoar-winnlng actress was un­ though the advertisement was : 5M) two natloas U they could'stop Bowlei has come out qn top. His der treatment for toreie weeks In worded by an advertiser. 1S9 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD . New Yofk recently.- Her studio 10. An employer can be forced to do this; but that Is not view hsa become toe official view to travel hundreds. . and even said toe relapse would force post­ r ‘ ' ■ •itittttoii U k ^ arrtvfT. Oqr of government policy. ponement of a tri pto Cuba, eebed- thousands of miles, to attend the — "igr' Id Bueh a- threat U-would be lidlcujous to say iiiMi to s ta A n M t hearing of the evidence against ■"•■--- '.-r' EVEXSING HtRALD, MANCHESTKR, CONN., FRIDAT, FEBRUARY. JR, 194* ■jHAmmEsrnsn ismaa MANCHESIER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 194$

honoring him last alght. OanerjM;T|p and the pre-ichool aga chlldran of Arnold told 1.200 guests that Truck Strikes Austin, Tex., preafdent of toe 30to the.district. A) pointed by the president subject With Company Son’s Awards clvillJuitlon cannot aurvlve another KEEP FIT w m Not Vote Division association. Insisted that to Senate confirmation. To Play I..eail Role Center school enjoyed a party D«T ixiicise Well Guarded-. Secret tlier^ft Death with their teacher. Mlsa Goldie war. the committee hear “ citizen sol­ Lyle introduced hi# bill after "I believe," he said, "that the Local Woman diers who participated in this Greenberg, but Chestnut Hill Go to Father tml 'Imii* Ttn • Dmr the 36th Division aaaoclation ac­ For 20 Years rapabilitiea of warfare which exist vwJ aeJ falti Ivls*' B n / Rapido Probe tragic angagemont” flmwiatttkhsc Yearg Ago .school. Mias Gladys Rice teacher, in 1946, and which may come to tvra il M Itt 4t » Of War Is Disclosed tion, saying he felt that Oongreas vomi* snd Old Hop River school with In a telegram to Representative itself wa# not qualified to paaa • OONVtNIKNCI mpaovcD I exist in 1980 are too great for North End Resident In « Thomason of Texa#. second-rank­ .Mrs, .Mildred Church, elected to I.ieiit. Frank Harabtirda^ civilization, aa we know it, to Judgment on auch matters of • a iA N U N ta a O R O li' T.iOra1 Resificnl Is Pre- House Military Gmmiit- ing Democrat on the committee, military strategy. OCOMPOaT Lathenm Chnrch i omit the party and simply ex- withstand. There will be no victor . Brought to Hospital Local Man Who Gave diera had to fight back with waa Ainsworth said: TODAY denied Willi Service I changMl valentines. Jr., Was Killed in Ac* and no vanquished. There will be sldearras. Service army pistola! tee to Reject 36th Divi­ Mark Dale With Miss Klranor Palmer, nurse By D river His Life for Country Captain Wells bad the courage "Surely it cannot be conaldered lion Over Germanv only the rulna of cltiei and of lightly when two fine regiments r k t s l H i h from the Stste Board of Health, nationa." and stamina of a David fisclng'a sion Unit Demand Pill hy OfTieialk Was an Officer of lost 2.128 casualUa# in 48 hour#, WASHING MACHINES lal Obeenrance who has recently replaced Mrs. Mrs. Anthony Galumbo«ki, 28, Goliath. That Is Just what this lor FURNACE ~HEATn-.pnEPLACB-.OOOI!|IO Frank Haraburda, Sr., of 136 strange unit of spedal troops re­ approximately 50 per cent of toe REPAIRED - ALL MAKES Thomas C. Trevitt of 194 Parker Grace Brewin. former nurse In of 299 Woodland street, waa treat­ Imaginary Army Washington, Feb, 15—(fl>>—Mem­ Oak street, father of Lieut. Frank sembled. The battalion had a effective strength of these two Lutkcran church. Cooper ' this district, now transferaed to | ed at Memorial hospital yesterday regiments." 10 Years’ Ezperleneel gtrwU, U ^ther with street, veteran employee of the Haraburda, Jr., who waa lost in Ariiiv Chills Dowti^ ‘ afternoon for injuries received strength of 1,100 men and they bers indicated yeaterday toe Houae ^he W. G Glenney Co. ! other territory. Is planning a ■ BeaaoaaMe Rates! $M N o a m MAIN STREET of other Liutheran Pratt A Whitney Division. United course of six lia.sses on "Child ' action over Germany on Nov, 20, when she was struck'by the side By Arahl# Kilpatrick were often taking the place in line Military committee will rejMt a Would Create Special BoaH A. BREWER t c l e p b o n b u i a i ______wlH obierve ou Sunday Aircraft, was presented with a Jew­ Health and Management" to be 1944. and waa declared officially Rale of Fitness of a truck at Broad and Woodland (th e followtl^: story ooncems of a division of over 10,000 men. demand of the 86to Divlaion asso­ Meanwhile, Representative Dyle (D-Tex), a veteran of the Anslo Telephoae 2-0549 — Any Hme! r400th •nnlvenary of the death eled 20-year ser\ice pin today hy held here in the near future. Mrs, dead hy the War department on streets, while she was walking on ooe of tb# miMt closely guard* And on two occasiobs this meager ciation for a congredeional Inves- p r, Maitin Uither, the R .- Dec. 6. 1948. haa received from the highway. •d •eeret# of the war. Detalto unit faced Nasls, bristling with ttgaUon of toe Rapido river baUle campaign, pressed for House ac­ General Manager W. P, Gwinn. j .Stanley Field, chairman of , the (Coatlniied from Pag# One) who paaaed away Febni- Child Welfare comrhittee In the the War department the posthum- Officer Walter R. Cassells re­ ooatalned la this story have steel and heavy caliber guns, tak­ In Italy. tion on lei^slation to create a i T l i , 1546. In KUlabfn where ne Mr. Trevitt joined Pratt A I’TA. will sign up any who are In­ olia awgrd of two Oak Leaf dust- ported that a truck operated by beea withheld from publica­ ing the place of 20,000 fighting Tbare waa general agreement apecial board of retired Army of- |a Man the liitht of day. Novem- Whitney In February’. 1926. and as some congressmen as evidence that George Meyer, of 68 Bigelow zn#n. with toe statement of ^airman floere to investigate all such terested in atlesdlng these cla.«ses era to hia aon's Air Medal. The the Army feared the present draft tion by the Office of Ceoaor- M 16 1488. Hla mortal remahis assistant to the material aiif>cr- and re(fucats that they contact her Air .Medal waa prevloualy award­ street, which was traveling south ahlp In IVaaMagton beoaase of Sound Effects Used May (D-Ky.) that no good would charges that might arise in toe FENDER AND ylsor- during his acore of years law would not be extended and k a taken to Wittenberg: anti at the earliest poasible time. ed Lieut. Haraburda for hia valor on Broad street, was about to turn the unbelievable eoceeae ef Every known trick of deception be accomplished by a committee future. ^ hurled cloae to the pulpit in service, had been In charge of hence wanted to aeeure as man.v BODY W O RK Superfluous flair Remove! into Woodland street when the special troop# against the Oer- waa used. Sound effects were a inquiry in view of toe formal War Board membera would be ap- Miss Gladys Rice, teacher of in action.# men under It as possible before It he"Oaatle church where he had building material and traffic man­ Accompanying the Oak Leaf driver misjudged the distance be­ mnan. A Mnaeheeter sol­ nmjor feature In this connection. , CStp*. Tbotna# O. Wells department report already made ched many tlmea and on ager before asaiimlng hla present . the seventh and eighth grades has expires May 18. public. SOLIMENB 4 FLAGG announced the honor roll pupils clustera to Lieiit. Haraburda’# Air Exercise Series tween vehicle and the woman and dier, Onptain Tbomns a. The dummy sector echoed and re­ Permanontly Painltoaly — Safely! doors 2® years before ne post four years ago, where he Is No Move To Extend Draft a bracket of the truck struck her Well# of 170 Oak street oom- echoed with the steely clank- eral Sherman tank with one hand O u k 's Jadgmsgt QuesttaMd INC for this marking period. Those on Medal waa the following citation President Truman has called for No. 7 6S4 Oeater B t IM. 6101 nailed his world-famous »5 now engaged in contained develop­ on the arm. manded a company In these clank of tanks moving about. LM g and moved it away a few feet The InvestlgaUon waa demand­ which irave the d>-namic ment. , the 90 per cent roll Include Joseph from the War Department; continuation of the draft, but thus POULTJIY FREE CONSULTATION ’Two Onk Leaf Cluaters to To Strengthen Abdomen The injured woman was taken epeimtiens and gave hla life ia columns of hundreds o f trucks At one time a Frenchman aaw ed at a recent meeting of toe SOto etua to the Reformation of the Moved Faiuiptnent ; .Narotsky, Alexander Pekarskl, far Congreaa has made no move to dtvlston association at Brownsville, Mrs. John S. Nuyd Air Medal to the hoepital for treatment by the aervlee of this “ secret could be heard on the German thU stunt and said: "Mon Dieu— TELEPHONE 2-1264 Aa traffic manager he was re- Louis Zanottl, Patty Shine, M»f>' extend It. Mr. Meyer after the accident. •We. grinding and twisting out of what toe hell goea on hereT” He Tex. The association in a resolu­ EQUIPMENT Patty "For exceptional meritorious Muscles Army** on March 12. 1M5.) I Many books have been written sponsible for moving the equip- (-’howanec. Gladys .Scott, Men with "mental deficiencies, deep holes In military roads—up- staggered down the road swear­ tion questioned toe Judgment ef him and are still coming Mrs. .lohn 8. Lloyd, the former ment of Pratt A Whitney Aircraft ; Isham. Richard jAnthony. Ted service in the aerial flight over mild in degree," men with certain !• He Ibt •• kaci an ffoao; Armo Batl#ry Brooders. U6-750 CMek at Miss Margaret V. Squatrito. a stu­ It takes guts to wage a vicious hUl and down and (or hours on ing off Tin rouge and vln blanc Gen. Mark Clark, who directed toe SPIRELLA Miss Rena Halem*s the press. He is honored from Hartford to East Hartford hy i Thlem, Donald Hines, Nancy enemy occupied Continental Eu­ types of hernia and those who at tidat. NdtoW. loiia betH Uat end. for toe heat of his life. en g ^ m en t. -- SlM. Baby OMek Feeders, dent at the Yvonne School of rope. The courage, coolness and stammer or atutter will be taken SlOWlY *• pOKtiOB. $>Op a Lt. Coinni. Learned front-line attack in a war with CORSETIERE ighout.the Protestant world, trolley car and tnirk iate In 1929. Vanatt and Julia Michalik and on Nobody, Including the Germans, CapUln Gordon Wells, com The War department report to Fontalae, BroUw Feeders, monumental task was the Dratnalira. New York City, will skill displayed by this officer re­ under the lowered atandarda which deadly weapons. It takes oven ■oof Hnddlee. Bleetrle Brooders, For Appointment Call . .w 1 1- ..e iruith i Born in Staffoid, England, in I the 80 per cent roll, Wally Lohr, IfiKoia. krtK kpe bochword *ver saw a tank or truck moving mandlng officer of toe 28rd Head­ toe committee defended Clark's ation of the Bible, which flects great credit upon himaelf the War department terms "the Wafer#. in t"he forlhcumlng Play of Mr Trevitt came to the .Sol K.a-nlgsberg, Ruth Robinson, •var Kaad aatd laao faacb dia Raao# Is Given Diseharge more coumge to fight batUes with about. It waa an eerie, spectral quarters Company of the Special Judgment In ordering toe Rapido RUTH M. ALLEN led the way for the tremen- fort, in the foithcomlng play United States In 1908 and his first | Elmer Remaor., Morris Kassman, and the armed forcea of the United absolute minimum requirements ELECTROLYSIS SALON the B<'hool, "Between the Acts.” iBbaW. wits, deception and a “prop” army mode of warfare. Except for Troops of toe 28rd, was born In river engagement aa a di'veraion* 81 Goodwin Stroot ^>i*ead of the Book, the Richard Kurtz and Judy Slnder. States. for any type of military serytee.” ). Niwoa la paoHieR (t.) ROOM 15 - RITRINOW BLDG. contact with many of the original ^PPjy and transport trucks the Derby, Vt., where he received his ary maneuver to protect toe Anzlo Manohe#ter, O t Phon# 2-1284 843 MAIN 8T. id’a best seller today. Originally scheduled for pro­ "These oak leaf cluster# are The result, it was conceded, may 4. Da FOUt Ym m at 4fot. Nncrtata* against a clever enemy. That ia beachhead. employees of the company was In Lieutenant Commander John Special Troops had no rolling elementary education. He later Ebco Company At the funeral of Dr. Luther. duction tomorrow evening, the per­ 1928 when he waa employed with be "s considerable reduction in ayatbar gfedwairy. the kind of unit Manchester's stock of any kind. formance has been postponed a equivalent to the second and Learned, son of Mrs. H. Barrett moved with hia family to Aga­ "I don’t see what good can be '. John Bugenhagen preached on them at the old Wrlght-Maitin overall efficiency and probably an Captain Thomaa O. Walls of 170 accomplished by an omcial inves­ 37 HOLU8TBR 8TBEET week and will be given Saturday third award of the Air Medal al­ Learned of 22 Forest street, form­ It was all a normal association. text. -“But I would not.have Company at New Bninawldk. N.4.. eventual incrcaae in the percentage BEHEALTHY-SAYE AND TURN Oak street commanded until hia wam, Maas., where he graduated tigation," May told reporters. "If PHONE 62M evening, Kebniary 2.'t. New Formula ready having been presented.’ ' er Cheney Brothers executive, was The Qemans naturally expected from toe Agawam High school In to ignorant, brethren, con­ plant. Before entering the service of diachargea for phyaical disabil­ separated from U. S. Naval serv­ death on March 12. 1948 in Saar­ we Investigate toe Rapido river Mrs. Lloyd, it will be recalled, ' IN USED KITCHEN FATS land, Germany. reality and sound 1936. He later moved to Chicopee ing them which are asleep, After he left the W'right-Maitin Lt. Haraburda waa a student at ity.” ice on Tuesday and will return to carried the desired effect. Tanks battle, there might be other groups was manager of the Bolton Play­ Captain Wells’ parents long Falls, then came to Manchester, t ye sorrow not. even as others Company he waa empUoyed at the Gives Faster the University of Connecticut Wants Dellrit Made Up his work at the local plant. an(l trucks were expected to be demanding investigations of ether iCh have no hope."— ). Thes. house, and during the war yearn Remington Typewriter Company, knew that their son waa preparing his parents following, and here he battles in which, untartunately, devoted her time to nuraing In where he played on the freshman Under prevloua phyaical atand- Commander Learned served 86 moving In and out behind the U. S. Bridgeport, and later the Arrow, months. For 11 months he served for a apecial type of mission from lines. ^ c K in g such sound Joined Company K. 169th Infan many men lost their lives.” amps In the South and Weat. football team. He was a promin­ ards. Selective Service has been the date of hla training in the iThe memorial observance will Hart. Hegeman Company, Hart­ Price Relief supplying only approximately 38,- In the South Pacific during 1943 effecU. the deception would have try. C.N.O. and went with that No Evldenoe Of Negleet with the well-known battle ent athlete and waa a member of ' South. He made a fl^ng visit PAPER COLLECTION unit, arter It was federalized, to In ford, before becoming associated the High football team in hia 000 of the Army’s monthly quota About Tow n and 1944 with Patrol Squadron 91. fallen flat May said there waa no evidence of the Reformation and parent break In the determina- with the young Pratt A Whitney home in May, 1044 and left hU Camp Blending, Fla. of willful neglect or lack of proper (Cootlaued from Page One) senior year, which team he cap of 80,000 men. The War depart­ For six months he served in Japa- Orders which were intended to IN THE song of the Lutheran Hour. tion" of supporters of EdwinBMvi W. Company in 1926. neM water on the US8,Monterey loved ones as much in the dark ^ intercepted by the Germans con­ He was graduated from Offl precautions on toe part of General Mighty Fortress Is Our God." tained. He was also' a member of ment said that in addition to the about hia future as when he Pauley to push to a ahowdovyn hit regular monthly quota it had called The Asbury group of the South w iw Torpedo Squadi'on 34. He also tains orders (or movement of cer*a Candidate School at Fort Clark or his command. music and’ words which profitable operation," but shy of the Poliah-American Athletic club arrived. Bennlng. Ga.. in September, 1942, fight for confirmation as Under­ and played on several of that on Selective Service to make up by Methodist church, of which Mrs. took part In the Okinawa and Jap trucks, transports, tanks, gtins and Any Inveatlgation, May added, written by Luther himself, 1 the .19.36-39 average. Ho carried a big secret, one of and was assigned to Camp secretary of the Navy. Porter Takes club’s outstanding basketball the end of April a deficit of ap­ Inez Tniax Is leader, Held a suc­ mainland operations. supplies, hospital units and all would have to be based on in­ has been ti^slated into 169 I Might Go Over liCvel w biggest secrets that the War sorts of Army equipment. Short­ Wheeler, Ga.. from Sept. 1942, to formation supplied by the War Ickes' testimony before the Sen­ teams. proximately 78,000 men thus ac­ cessful Valentine tea yesterday Department ever evolved. When ate Naval committee that Paulejf ' In providing this, the govern­ cumulated since 'V-J day. afternoon* at the church, at which Turns Tables On Teacher ly afterward would come the tell­ January 1943, atoen ho waa trans­ department, since toe committee At the close of the service the fh e r OPA Job he left them on that May morning ferred to Camp Forrest and went itself did not witness the battle. SOUTHEAST SECTION ment’s position is that an imme­ tale sounds of military movement iy elected officers of Zion had approached him with the sug­ Meanwhile, the Navy and Ma­ Invited guesta were the pastor, In 1944, never to see them again, gestion that $300,000 in campaign diate increa.se to the pre-war rine Corps announced further cuts Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. and Harrisburg. HI.— (/e* —Johnny so familiar to all GFs. It waa the overseas in May, 1948. Ho went That information, he added, al­ jiirch will be Installed: Albert d earning rate eventually ^mlght Thanks Given they accepted hla meager explana­ sound of fury only. Into action in France in July, 1944. ready has been provided. Stke, treasurer; John Krompe- funds could be raised from oil men (Oontlaaed from Page One) in discharge points to speed the Mrs. Ward and member# of the Johnson, IS year old eighth grade tion as true patriots. He wa# a if the government would not press push firms over the pre-war prof­ release of some 188.000 officers Study group. The table# were pupil, turned the tables on his This deception was kept up only as Ho was killed in action March 12, However, H. Miller Ainsworth, ■0. assistant treasurer; Charles it level. M m soldier and they trusted him. long u It took the original unit to 1945. In Germany. pdroxinake, trustee; Rudolf Lots, the tidelanda oil title suit caused his predecessor, Chester A. Bowles. For Yank Ai( and men. -j* ' decorated appropriate to the oc teacher by taking his home work It was not for them to know more. the blowup between Ickes nad Mr. I J*re.sldent Truman said speedier The Navy’s cuts, with some ex­ casion, with red carnations and in arithmetic to school to be work­ complete Its operation. When they Besides hia wife, toe former leretary and Frederick Bchnei- Strictly speaking, the 41-yesr- ' price relief la necessary because Now let us move over to Eu­ Truman. ceptions, will be one point each white tapera. Party aandwichea. ed out. Principal Fred Armistead were hit from the rear, aa they Mias Barbara White, daughter of auditor. old Porte's waa only sure of his I "many companies, squeezed be- (Continued from Page One) rope in 1944, July. Here begins RUBBER SHEETING Ickes has promised to be avail­ April 18 and May 2 for male offi­ yielded to Johnny’s appeal for help probably the most unusual atory repeatedly were, they became con­ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. White of new Job f ^ about 20 weeks, but ; tween coats and prices, \re not m cake, cookies and tea were served fused and broke up. The objective able when the Senate Naval com­ legislation th extend OPA’s life cers and men and one point on May by the hostessea, Mrs. Ann Rich In computing his Federal income of mUIUry operations ever reveal­ 33 Washington street, Chicopee I a position to wajt through a aix York, which I gava him. and tax. The youth ia employed in a had been gained. By the Yard. mittee reaumes hearings on the beyond June 30 now Is pending in 2 for “ Wave” officers and enlisted ards and Mrs. Helen Lennon. ed. It concerns the actions of a Falls. Mass., he leaves an infant Senator May Pauley nomination Monday. Pau­ i months’ period . . . before seek- blessed the archdiocese of New personnel and membera of the bakery after school hours. Enemy Confused daughter and his parents, Mr. and the House Banking committee and I ing price adjustmonts." "dummy" Army—no Army at all. ley had Indicated he will have some should be ready tar the floor soon. York." Navy Nurse corps. a papier mache outfit that scared By the time that the enemy con­ Mrs. Harry D. Wells of 170 Oak ARTHUR DRUG STORES rebuttal testimony to present them. ^ Wage Controls Tighter After Spellman had spent a few The Marine score will be low­ George H. Ward, onH of the de­ street, three brothera, Lawrence Fill Vacancy Hall Granting A^ltional Funds partment foremen at the Orford the enemy, fooled him and won centration realized that aomethlng 845 Main Street Tel. 3809 minutes alone with the pope, he ered three points March 1 for male out In every instance. A. Wells of South Glastonbury, Fortaa To Be Called It was with their^yes on this Wage controls of the Soap Co., is ill at his home on was wrong—somewhere—with a Semyovr Chairman Walsh (D„ Mass.I barreled formula are considerably i officers and men only. Yankee division or two apparently Wellington H. Wells of Gilder- extension bill that OPA barkers . . - A A t 1 M A t M At A I aiernTn Strong street, with lobar pneumo­ Gigantic Hoax (OpattwMd fvom Page Om ) said a committee subpoena for hailed yesterday's vota granting tighter than thoae previously in of Cincinnati, who atudied with PINEHURST in two places at one and the same sleeve, Conn., snd James W. Wells Spellman at the American college nia. Western Europe waa the big of Springfield, and three sisters, Abe Fortaa, former u n d « secre­ the agency additional fords. The existence. stage for the most uni»ual war of Ume, they had to quit or get blast­ flUl unlly wera reported to tary of interior, had been issued appropriation was contained in a For example, the policy pro­ In Rome, waa ordained with him Store Hours: ed to bits. Out of the line would Mrs. Eunice E. Ferry of Glaston­ baby nniform Ave been auggeated lo the preal- vides that any wage increase not attended his consecration as a General Named The monthly meeting of the di­ nerves that aver was perpetrated. FAMH-Y GROUP at the request of Senator Tobey $3,824,000 deficiency nteasurc 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. A , Manchester boy—Captain come the *‘—A aUght’ to pay without (additional $1 pen- YELLOW COOKING 10-PODNDBA6Mej Buraett, *nie Manchester other of salted nuts which she had win. called today. There will be 16 "B e ^ n in g March 1.** Qenaral guns and cars—-wers uaurfcad Just 21 Gurnet Including Sweepstakes The War Ministry published two earthquake waa felt In Manila yea- alty being impbaed. as ths original outfit W parked _ Hendd, 1150 Ave^ Amerl- communiques—one denying that a brought as a prise for the school group meetings covering, the var­ Arnold aald, "crosaroada alrtlnea There waa a largp advance pay­ which contributed $6.20, the larg­ ious Important aspects of the will run daily flighU to transport terday. The Soriano building, which them. One ehp in the plana could K#W X «tk 19, N. T. Mneentration camp ha^ been es­ houses The A##ociated Prea# of­ ment of OAA taxea this year, Ool-1 ■ 15 cents for your copy of est amount from any school, to state's overall program for veteran ManhatUn Project pegaonnel, Air mean ttie death o f all or capture 7 DOOR PRIZES tablished at the Army base at fices on the fourth floor, swayed lector Nielaon atated, but aince and destruction of this novel plan lbs. ^ Spring and Summer issue of the March o f Dimes. readjustment and, reemployment, Forces men. and joint Atiny-Navy ONIONS Campo de Mayo near the capital, perceptibly, as did other strtic- Feb. 1 When the taxes became of stage warfare. . INC. At Hop River Village the chil­ The stopic under which Mr. itaak force people to and from the EACH SATURDAY NIGHT. 82 page# of up-to-the- and the other listing troop move- tures. There were two tremom due and payable, paymenU have And all that these stage so)- dren and th^ir teacher, Mrs. Cora Howes will lead discussion lal Bikini atoll.’* , • :tacludea a (reej menta in preparation for the elec- Within a minuta. been behind laat year’a. Moorst' antartained thair mothan "Tradt School ORportunlUea.’* A t a Poor Ricbart^ .club dinfiar

iV MANtHEJn-EK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 194^. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRroAT. FEBRUARY 16. 194« PAGE ELIl negotiaUng in Informal groups such as the CSU, but the CSU is 86-Year-Old VisHor Seek to Form Lebanon Charges M anchester 3 Japs Admit ’ not recognised as g council. Each Here Is Fancy Skater WDaib-.'^ Today*s Radio KSSrlS Engaged to Wed * union would have to obey the reg­ Eaeteni Steadard Thao Phelps ulations of the council with which Ferdinand Leroux of Mont­ Its Own Board her 15-months-old daughter, of the picture."-he said. “ It leaves own realty board. 6:15— W H TD —Supermsn; W TH T his opinion o f the second meet­ velopment of the Old Golf Lota. I.,eglon Home. 8:30-.5 n.m. military police said " I myself held well known throughout the 'Why not form a chapter of the 8:16—WHTD—Real Stories from Manchester High’s Red end ing between Joe Louis and Tuesday evenings. Joan, are making their hom^e with no place for further negotiation." —Dick Tracy; w n c — Portia The committee consists of two Indoor baseball drills at the' Wednesday. P w . tO one end of the cord around the Province of Quebec. Hartford Board,” suggested Au­ Real Life. Billy Conn this coming June The first Rcc champions Were Rat. Phelps’ parents here. She re- His comment drew a reply from The Manchester Women’s Re Faces Life. White eegers will wind up their Selectmen, Harold Turkington ^nd University of Connecticut have! By Joe Beichler Raymond Birmingham, Veter­ neck of one flier” but contended he brey L. Maddock to the Manches­ 6:30— W DRC— Those Websters; for the heavyweight title. Jaffe Jewels. In the history of the 'Mivad a telegram from Major John Foreign Minister Georges Bldault 8:30— W DRC— News; Swoon or regular cage schedule tonight at Louis GenovesI; Thomas Rogers started with the batterymen. Ed-' New York. Feb. 18—IIP)—W g ans Administration at Service was ordered to do so by Maj. Sa- publican Club will hold its month­ ter delegation, "and then we will W irro — Spotlight Bands; “The fight will probably league, the Polish Americana have Wltaell of the War Department of France: Croon; WHTD—Captain Mid­ and Joseph Russell of the Ree die Wlerzbickl. former Trade Hank Greenberg has signed'# d IZ Center, 9:16 to 3:15 p. m. datsuku Saki, his superior who is still have your, strength to fight WTHT—The Sheriff; Coronet Meriden against the Sliver City draw the biggest gate in ring grabbed the title on six occasions. >aUting that the plane on wrhlch "The discriminatory diaracter ly meeting. Wednesday, February night; WTHT—Jack Armstrong; Committee: Fred Rogers and Wil­ school receiver and Twi Leaguer troit contract calling for ^ d a y , Feb. V t another of the 18 defendants on our battles as well as yotirs." Front Page; WTIC — Waltz high school In a (XH L gams at the history," Sharkey said. The The PA'S first three triumhpa ceme a salary i Jwr husband was an englnrer that the Syrian delegate gave his 20 at 2:30, in the Federation room wnc—Just Plain Bill. Time. liam Ferguson of the Board of and ex-aallor is seeking a catch­ of arotfiid $60,000 l o t 1948, but Annual Masonic Ball, Masonic trial before a U. S. Military com­ No," said Edward J. Hbll, spokes­ Boston ex-charopton waa Ui l^euccesalnn during the 1937, er’s berth with the Uconne. crashed about one mile from the remarks was superfiuous and use­ of Center Church House. 5:45 -W D R C — Calling Ail Girls; sUte armory.' The first game Education and Raymond Hagedorn there %re still at least 25 recog­ Temple. mission. Obituary man for the Manchester group, 10:00— WDRC— Moore and Du­ Hertford last night as guest 1938 and 1939 aeaeons. The team Marshall Islands, en route from less. There was a menacing tone The program committee has re­ WHTD -Tom Mix; WTHT — will start at 7:15. and John Olson from the Veteran’s nized major league basebaU hol8- Mins Beal rice Rarnaek Anniversary ten. Missionary Cir­ He Implicated another defend­ "our town has 35,006 people and rante; W H TD —Your Land and referee on the wrestling card. then dropped out o f the league Saipan, where he had been atatlon- of certain allegations aipiinst my cured as a speaker for the com­ Tennessee Jed;. w nC —Front Council. Before entering the service. outs today. cle, Emanuel Lutheran church. ant. Capt. Seisuke Kosaka of gen­ worthy of having its own real es­ Mlric; W T H T —Boxing Match; Manchester whipped Meriden Jack Dempsey will referee and came back in 1942 and Con­ od. to Honolulu, and no further country." ing meeting Mrs. Arthur Nielson, Page Farrel. Of this group. Turkington, Gena- 1 Wierzblcki was the Uconns No. i Miss Beatrice Bursack, daugh­ Maturda.v, Feb. 28 darmerie headquarters as having tate board. We’re a separate en­ WTIC—Mystery Theater. earlier in the season at the local next week. The latest to announce diasatle- He asked the council to have president of the Hartford Wom­ Evening tinued their dominance through the vesi, Tom • end Fred Rogers and ; catcher. The team Is being ha:i- factlon is Bill Nicholson, slugging news of the accident has as yet ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bur- '’Annual Ladies' Night of British- ordered him to participate in the tity and rarely do any of you Hart­ 10:15— W H TD — Deep Purple. armory by e score of 44 to 18. — Yeet. 1945 season. confidence in Britain and France en's Republican club. Mrs.. Nielson Funerals 6:00— Nv^V8 on all stations. 10:30 — WDRC — Danny Kaye Russell, are present members ofic*'®)— sonic Temple. charges on the grounds that the Hsulford as the Went Manchester ftirther developments linquishing It to the Rangers In Charley Horv’sth have been signed fore In this hearing," said Rich­ Ing the war, he said, and before of Charlie Robbins, national mara­ place team. Manchester Motor and American League batting The Johnson-Sperry Co., disclosed United States lacked jurisdiction ahead today with plans for a ref­ Shea, of 525 Tolland Turnpike were chapter of their board. tetteJ. ^ rival the 1935. The following year both the ardson. He said he referred to the end of the war with Japan latter part of this month at New thon champion and the second best to coach and teach at Ellsworth •Sales hold a .006 margin over Cen­ leader last year; Hal Newtaous^ In China. erendum at which volers will ex­ held at nine o:clock this morning W esley C, Carroll, East Hart­ Rangers and Bantly*# Royals . . . Loffler has been Hugh Greer's . today that under an agreement It Keefe'S questioning of Naval Capt. \iiiii4,iiiLirndifficulties urLwcenbetween rr«ncnFrench troops wr • cross country runner In the nation. ter Service. Next in line comes I^trolt’s star lefthander, and ' had paid WJ)00 to a former serv- press their sentiments on the in S t Bridget’s church, leaving his ford realty man, promptly In­ claimed the honors while the P A ’s assistant for the past few seasons A. D. Kramer. I and Syrians forced the British t o l I X l U g 1 j l i a l l C I l f f G S home at 8:30. Rev. Robert CJarroll Another Mystery Show Robbins has been a member of the Chambers Movers. .012 behind the Marty Marion, sterling S t • Iceman for not giving him his old "There is a great,distinction be- I choice of the Stamford-Greenwlch- quired: "If Hartford becomes the came Into the picture the follow­ In all sports at the school . . , intervene in order to protect their I ” ~ celebrated the mass hnd read the tickete for sale at the box office A ll American track team for the Motor Sales with last year's Cardinal shortstop, as the -nott job back. tween perjury and making aTalse Westchester area for the UNO West Manchester chapter what ing year and have since been king­ Greer leaves next month for his communications. | committal service at the grave. Meriden officials de- past two yeara. In thia time he champions, Don Wllils Garage, prominent of the holdouts. New- Sol Sperry, partner in the firm, statement." Keefe argued. ' Nainiiia of Peel ^xpecl Sellliiig capital, although the UNO Itself happens-to East Hartford?” pins of the court sport in Man­ new assignment at the University The British then asked France! Mrs. Arlyne Garrity sang and pre­ Is Added to Long List has gained six national champlon- chester. .007 behind the Movers. houser was voted Moot Valuable •aid the sum went to William T. No Charge of Perjury "You ’ll be In the middle, ob­ wn7h«*^Il** Manchester rooter.i of Connecticut. to sign an agreement to withdraw, I sided at the organ. will be accommodated. abipa. In the American League the pest Maguire, now a resident of Larch- Richardson said he couldn’t see he said. I O f M a jo r Strikes; "^7 mL^** served President Curtle M. Middle- Hartford, Feb. 15.—(IP)—Another Bearers were William Shea, Ser­ Manchester waa represented In A Uuee gelne’ win or defeat oy two years while Marion won the mont, N. former eastern re­ It. Keefe declared he wasn't “ I do not pretend it Is 100 per The UNO General Assembly’s brook. ^ ^ T court move from Democratic geant Thomas Hurst, John Hurst, the 1932 and 1936 Olympics by any of the top teams in the Y award In the National League In gional sales-representative for the making any charge of perjury. cent satisfactory, but It is an at- * Price Policy Told unanimous approval of the site In­ The board elected Doris J. 1944. sources to challenge Governor William Hurst. Francis Hurst and Lieutenant Commander Joseph League will throw the pennant company which distributes prod­ Chairman Barkley (D., K y.) In­ tempt to provide for a withdraw­ cluding about a third of this town W aters and Gustave Highberg to Baldwin's appointment of a com­ John Shea. Burial waa in St. Bridg­ active membership and Frederick audience pull,null, andunri therefore prac~ ®n Feb. 24; the East Side Ree I McCluskey, now an athletic officer Rec League Top Five race wide open. Only six more Other disgruntled plajren in­ ucts of the Johnson Rubber Co. terjected; al,” he concluded. yesterday did not serve to still the Theater Guild on the same net­ S t the New London Sub Base. Mc- clude Ron Northey, PhlladetoMn missioner developed in Superior (Continued from Page One) et’s cemetery. L. Andrews as junior member. tlcally a guaranteed high rating, weeks of play remain. By the way, "Wlien Maguire applied for re- "Perjury and false swearing are The council then adjourned un­ clamor from those who fear there work at 10 oil that date will pre- au skey was entered In the steeple­ Phillies; Jeff Heath, Stan Spenee ' omplojrment, we explained that we indictable offenses and it makes court here today. w’lll be wholesale evictions of prop­ the airways are haunted with how about having that postponed til 5 p. m. (11 a. m., e.s.t.l, today. James B. Hutchinson scst "Dead End." Junior League chase event. ' match between Don Willis and Md l^teh Leonard, WashlngtOH- just couldn't afford for the sake little difference what you call it." The 18-nation Economic and Olcott F. King of South Wind­ dispute was the Immediate hope of erty holders when the world capi­ Manchester men attending the them. A sponsor looking for a sor, in a Superior court action, is Funeral services for James B. meeting were Clayton Hansen, new show to advertise his product Face Y Rivals Tonight Center Service rolled off? Phll Maai, Charlie Conerd — J ' of good business siunmarily to Keefe said that one is a felony Social council, remaining behind government officials as a result tal sets up shop in the rolling hills claiming the governor’s direct ap­ Hutchinson of 19 Lilac street were representing the ' Manchester would rather rely on this pat for­ Tonight’s Listenings—NBC—8 Flying Tigersrrw (46) mmer Singleton. Boston Braves; get rid of the man who had re- and one is a misdemeanor. Rich­ with the Security council, also of the new formula, which provides along the Connecticut-New York M ill Lavelle’s orchestra; 8:30 Y Seniors Down Bobby Doerr, A1 Flair, Fred Wal­ pointment of Frank H. Peet of held at hlB home at two o’clock Chamber of Commerce. Herbert mula than gamble on a variety B. F. Murphy’s will conduct a one ball ' placed him during the war,” Sperry ardson contended that they were was scheduled to meet to . 4 ' I Britain. Last night's win was the nouncement. said Allen's appoint­ In the Navy for two years. ment on the wage issue. One point Glenn Roberts, executive secretary chioness" at 7 Saturday, Feb. 23, 6-16 Paced by Jerry Smith the lead­ the'Tramps with ninetten points, Bridgeport, Feb. 16.— (4*)— Sud- Representative Murph.v (D., assembly as the temporary home ture and it Is the first time that a Jury Charge Martin Block record shop; 7:30 4- I third consecutive game for Man- ment • would become effective reportedly under discussion was the of the Connecticut Council of Mrs. George F, Borst, Mrs. F^d on CBS. Helen Hayes wll star. ^ Score at half time, 29-26 I ing high average bowler in the being well assisted by the baskets Other IlneehsB News . denJy resting its case after calling Pa.l, and Senator Luca.s (D., Ill.i I of the ilNO. The Assembly also direct appointment has been chal­ Pohlman, Mrs. Alexander Barber First Nightcr; 8:30 Mayor of the ing Tigers. Chester with no losses. March 1. / _ date the w'agc increase to the Cniurches, was the speaker of jhe Y League, the North Endera gain­ of Breen, Donnelly. Cerveni'and Dick Sister, shtgging rookto ' four witnesses, the (leneral Ellec- both said they thought about one , approved the Westchester-Fair lenged under the May 1 deadline Town . . . A B O 9 a.m. Wake Up .5iancliFnt<>r (35) The Yale coach is a gradu­ 760.000 strikers should become ef­ evening. Those attending from (Oontinoed (rom Page One) and Mrs. Wallace Jones will be in Rcferca, KIcinsmidt. ed a 108 pin advantage in tl)e first Fortin. Joe Beilis, Duke and first baseman, disclosed in Hevans ' trie Company yesterday caused more week of public hearings flajj area of New York and Con- statute. Cornelia Otis Skinner and Artur and Live; 12:30 p.m. American n F ate of the Lniverslty of Cinciil- fective. Coventnr were: Rev. Allen H. charge, assisted also by Mrs. John game last Friday only to loae the Riinde starred for the W est Sides. that he had turned down s "long­ the calling of a recess in its suit would be needed, plus additional necticut as the permanent seat. Rubenstein will be the guest ex- Farmer; 1 S.vmphony; 8:30 Fa­ Siimisloski, If ...... 4 1-3 n a t. >^here he starred in baseball, In addition to the 750,000 Gsies, Miss Ruth Vinton, John nesses by calling them nanaes. One Buck, Mrs. Karl Keller, Mr^ Ro.val Kings (84) nrvr two by 65 and 34 pins. ’ Tramps (52) term con^ct" of $12,000 y e ^ tor temporary and permanent In- time to prepare a report. Other questions disposed of last Krogsbury, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Hanne Jesperson and Mrs. FranK perte for "Informatiort' Please" at mous Jury trials; 9:30 ■ Boston i P Pari'hiak, rf .. .3 0-.1 baaketball and track. For 12 vcari from the Mexican Baseball Representative Keefe IR., Wls.) strikers directly affected, another witness, according to Mr. Alcorn, 9:30 Monday night, Feb. 25 on Smith's triple of 386 wga the best junctions against Locals 203 and night included the hotly-debated Symphony . . . MBS—10:30 am i® H. Grzyb. c ...... 0 0-0 ^ h tin g in 1936 he played In the B F T The 25-year-old son o f the George Identifies Bodies 100.000 employes In Industries de­ Walter S. Haven. Harney called a stooge; another V. WllUams. . _ , NBC. Btdii Sayao, soprano of the Accornero, rf score of the night. Fortin, r f ...... 3 0 6 340, United Electrical, Radio and placed at a week or 10 days the Issue of admitting labor organiza­ Mrs. Ruth Lathrop French and The menu will Include a la Rainbow House; 12 House of Mys- i 0 S. Grzyb, c ...... 2 0-0 National I-wagne with the Reds, Sisler, said he would e ^ a time needed for hearings, . but pendent on steel have been thrown told a "cock and bull etory;’’ one ham Metropolitan opera, and Eugene RIvoia. If _____ Hank Keye, Walt Kompanik. Donnelly. If ...... 4 0 g . Machine Workers, CIO, and their tions Into the. UNO In a consulta­ Mrs. Gertrude Anderson Haven kinffon biscuit, home made potato tery; 2:30 Marine Band; 5 Sports 0 Rubai'ha, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 ' r, Kompanik. Giants. Cardinals and Phi lie s He Louts Cardinal contract T o r nmeh Senator Ferguson (R., Mich.i, o«it of work, making a total of was a "schemer;” one a “phoney;" Ormandy, leader of the Phlladel- Lea. c ...... Olberl, Ig ...... Cervini, c ...... 4 1 9 officials. tive capacity. ' Thq Assembly Of Six Drowned were the two called from Coven­ chips, salad, home made rolls, Parade; 6 Cleveland Symphony. 1 .. .1 0-3 2 Pop Gleason and hranny B r o g ^ has a lifetime Major League b” * less.” said he thought the committee 850.000 idle. Richardson, rg , arearc other memboi’amemboi'a ofqf the Y ffveffv ting avereo-e oC Gttiman, rg ...... 9 1 19' TlM company is seeking the atlopted an American resolution try for jury service during the one was "crooked;” one was a pickles, dessert and coffee. Zamaitl.s, ig ...... 6 2-3 ting average of .300. ought to be extended until June The annopneement by Mr. Tru­ Diana, r g ...... with Hippo Correnti. Bolo Lticas, Breen, Jg ...... 4 j Conflicting reports wereieeeived couiT orders to limit picketing by a vote of 32 to 6 giving advis­ week, at the Tolland County Su­ "dumb ox;” and one an "embea- Kosak. rg ...... 0 0-0 In addition to his work with the from the Chicago White Sox New London, Feb. 15— (/D—The man overshadowed all other devel­ Austin Johnson. 196, Atlantic City Keating, I g ___ Bill Gess. Pete Slomcinaky. Walt which had been in progress at the 30. ory status to three #rganizatlons perior Court in Rockville. Last Night’s Fights public relatione era I Manager Leslie M. O 'C aauot The hearing began last Nov. 15. six men who perished in the sink­ opments along the labor front. The ... . knocked out Jimmy Lonff l9ff ■ Emerson and Trueman the Rec’a 51 company's strike-bound Bridge­ —the World Federation of 'frade The American Red Cross of 16 3-12 33 staff. Allen also has been a pro- and pitcher Alejandro CamsqusI Former Secretary of State Cor­ ing of the barge Lake Cr.vatal first reaction in Congress was di­ Philadelphia, 3. * ’ 40 representativea. / W est Sides (84) port plant since Jan. 15. Unions, the International Cooper­ North Coventry, at their meeting “cS.-. Monthly Meeting 4-10 84 New Britain A. C. (34) ducer of sports motion pictures in regard to his contract. O’Con­ dell Hull, Gen. George C. Marahail, early yesterday off Watch Hill, R. vided. By The Associated Piwi# Rochester. N. y . _ P a t Scanlon, Joyce, rf ...... The match will get underway B . Admitting that he had been ative Alliance and the American on February 7th voted to pay 810 that some state’s witnesses told ^ Bed Raiders (ti) .. .1 2-3 a radio commentator and has writ- nor aaid In Chicago the Venexudan Admiral Harold R. Stark and the I., and the crew member who is Rosames Hearing On Charges 141, New York, outpointed Rudv at 7:30 Beilis, rf .y :...... 7 taken by surprise by the sudden Federation of Labor. toward the expenses of the Bht- rank falsehoods and referred to Q f t^rOUpS Baltimore— Perk Daniels, 206, Schwartz. If ...... 1 0-0 ^*0 l"'o books abmit baseball. hurler had returned his signed eon- 1941 Peal-1 Harbor commanders, missing were identified today by Chicago, T, K. O, Eddie Blunt, 222, Campa, I80»(,. Los Angeles. 10. Art Borselle, If ...... Thomas, If ...... •... 1 ■ move by J. Kenneth Bradley, Would Conserve Food Supplies In Detroit, the National Labor servlcemen’s (W orld W ar ID sup­ one witness as ' "s p e ^ ^ g h lsl Giovino, rf .. .. .1 0-0 No announcement was made bv teact, while it was report^ from Lieut. Gen. W alter C. Short and representatives of the Cullen New York, 9. Lou Transparent!, Hardy, 159. Pittsburgh, outpoint-1 Helm, c ...... 0 coimsel for the company, Attorney One of the last actions of the Relations Board restimed hearings per, to be held at Church Com­ venom.” ' , . . . Ogren, r f ___ Majewaki, c ...... 3 3-5 Grahai .4,37 Tighe about a replacement for Caracas, that Carrasquel had re­ Admiral Husband E. Klmmel, are Transportation company of New 125, Baltimore, outpointed Jimmy ed George Riley, 160, Detroit, 8. Runde, r g ...... 3 Arthur B. Weiss, counsel for the AMembly delegates was approval on union charges of unfair labor munity House on March 16. "I am a kid at the bar in com- . x t the all-group monthly meet- H. Flavell, If Girolamo, c . . . J ...... 1 0-0 Rolfe as basketball coach on the among the scores who have con­ York city, owner of the barge. Rlcco, 126, Baltimore, 6. Portland, Me.— Coley Welch. 164 Duke. Ig ...... '3 turned his contract unsigned. dtfense, asked for an adjourn­ of a resolution calling upon mem­ practices against General Motors Next week the solicitors names parison with the number of yeara ^f the South Methodist W.S.C., McCarthy, c Deutflch, rg ...... 2 0-0 Kearns, U^iah—Big Jack Gra­ university. His cage team this year tributed to the millions of words The bodies of the six victims Portland, outpointed J. C. Wilkins' Bissell, Ig ...... 0 ment, and Superior Court Judge ber nations for "Immediate and Corporation, whose 175,000 pro­ for the March Red Cross drive will of experience of Mr. Harney,” said g o,* chtirch Monday evening New York (Park Arena)—Lee Q. Moake. c ___ Boiezyk, Ig ...5 1-2 ham, B ro^ lyn first baseman, bat-' Cook! 1 ^ _ f rKu 15 games, and’ es­ James E. Murphy declared a re already transcribed. drastic” action to head off starva­ were brought here yesterday by duction workers have been on appear in the North Coventry col­ Mr. Alcom. “Perhaps that v o - 7.45, the Willing Workers gr^p Murray. 207',. South Norwalk, O. Flavell, re ted AbV tor this A A F Overseas tablished the best basketball rec­ Never Seen Before Dec. 7 tion in the world by conserving the tug Nottingham, which had Cbnn., knocked out Larry Lane, 142. Portland, knocked out Sparky i n 14 6 34 cess until 10 a. m. Satvirday at strike for 88 days. umn of the Manchester Evening cabulary comes with experience. I will have charge of the worehlp Romano, 140. Boston, 2. " Barry, rg .,. 14 6-10 34 R ep l^ m en t Depot team last ord in the history of the sport at In its second night session, the food supplies and increasing grain the barge in tow, and the 126-foot 203 (f,, Trenton. N. J., 2. Rocco Score at half time 16 all. Ref. Score at half time. 21-18. which time witnesses for the lo Bowles, in taking over the re­ Herald. do not want to win cases for the service. The Sadronzinaki, summer. He remains in service committee heard Col. Rufus S. production. .Rossano, 144^ Brooklyn, outpoint­ Fall River, Mass.— A1 Cbsta. 158. I f Tramps. Referee, Smith, cals and their officers will be Coast Guard boat YeSton. created OES post, be in charge. , The Red (3ross met Thursday state that Way., This is not a the form of a skit entitled. Safari crees, Murphy and August. following 31 months bf it. Need New heard. Bratton tesUfy that he never saw Secretary-General Trygve Lie Company representatives said of laying down specific roles of the all-day meeting at the Cov- name-calling contest. It U for to Africa.” ^ e guides ed Frankie Porchia, 147«A, New Woonsocket. R. I., outpointed Bau- York. 6. 10 1-5 21 / Bradley rested his case after he any intercepted. Japanese mes­ of Norwar brought the first As­ the missing man is George H. new policy, which eliminates the ^^try Grange Hall, vou the jury, to determine who Mrs. Elizabeth Bc-.nett, Mrs. V lr- Valencia, 18244. Mexico City. Philadelphia — Lennox Dingle/ 100 CVieda Shoot sages before- Dec. 7 to indicate a New York (Golden Gate Club)— 8. Tommy Jessup. 146, Springfield Score at half time, 39-4, Royal had presented four non-union em­ sembly to a close, declaring that Strattard o£ 998 Hancock avenue, six months period industries must parm Bureau class which Is told a cock ind bull atory.” glnU Ferris. Mrs. Bertlm Me- Kings. 145, Philadelphia and Gene Burto^ surprise _pttack on the United although "a parliament of man" Tommy Bell, 14944, Youngstown, knocked out Ceserlno Bronco. 160 140, New York, drew, 8. . v ^ l y ployes who testified that they had Bridgeport. The six other men wait before seeking price increases organized on Friday at the The state’s attorney pointed out Fadyn, Mrs. William Referee, Lewis. Evanston.—Nearly 100 coeds SUtes. Knocked out Billy Furrone. 148>i, Fall River, 2. ' Sears, 190'4, Minersvillc,.' Pa., BRAKES? been denied admission to the plant may well be a dream, “we have who perished were Identified as to cover approved wage hikes. Coventry Grange Hqll. will meet a s ver/rik^lflcant ttiat the Indl- Marjorie Carron. Mrs. Doris West, co,mpetcd in qualifying tests to d e -; Bratton waa chief of the Arm y’s established a ' truly democratic Philadelphia, 2. M arty Oark. 106, Pittsburgh — Sammy Adragna, by union pickets. William E. <3omer, master, of 421 The National Wage Stabilization I J.30 promptly.- Everyone In viduals concerned In the con-1 Mrs. Anita Thorp. knocked out N at Hines, 196'i, termine the makeup of the North- ' Far Eastern section of Military foriim for the free and open dis­ New York, knocked out John Wil- 146, Carnegie, Pa„ outpointed Spartane (48) Philadelphia. 4. TIRE NEWS Delaware avenue, Norfolk, Va.; Board will continue to have au-1 im m u n ity Interested In at- TinTracv after Kennedy's I The principal speaker will ^ P. western rifle team. lard, 20244, Brooklyn, 1. Frankie Abrams. 147, Detroit, 10. B. F. T Intelligence in 1941. cussion of the great international, Bernard C. Hoffman, mate, o f thority for granting pay boosts tending these ctasaea la cordially kppol7tmOTt to the vice squad In Rev. Edward R o ^ rte o^ Atlantic CJlty—Douglas Ratford, Velmund White. 127. Steubenville, Davis, r f . . . , ..2 0-0 4 The new tire sitiiutioii fiaa liern sloweil (l«>wn O’Brien Nameil He said he did interpret a mes­ political and economic problems Of 2074 Whited street, Pittsburgh, and Mr. Truman direct^ that pay invited to attend. Mias Cora Maroh, 164<. He aaid Ray and Me- ford Seminary who will 138, Brooklyn, outpointed Otis O.. and Rich Calura, 181, Pitte- D. Battiete, If ..7 0-1 14 sage the morning of Dec. 7 from our time.” Pa., N. McCaffrey, fireman, of the increases not'exceed the pattern by the steel strike. Don’t lake cliantes willi Webb win be present and give a Kenzie opened their place In June; personal experiences In the A fri- Graham. 144 >4. Philadelphia, g. burgh, drew, 4. ■ Roach, c _____ . 4 1-4 Tokyo Instructing; Japanese am­ In similar vein, other top-rank­ Seaman’s Church institute. South of wage hikes iiuan industry or demmutratlon on "allp-covera. B Slate Director Mazziot in May or June; the Gri- can Congo, where he j"** Mutty, rg , . 0 0-1 . 0 t smooth tires, have them recapiird now. When bassadors here to present a nego- ing world diplomats echoed Ue's street. New York city; John area since last August 18— about maldl club did very little business a lialf years, and has just return -9.'’®“ * * ’ J — Ike WilHams. Allie Stolz Out to Stop 13744, Trenton,, outpointed Cled Hodge, Ig . , , , . 2 !5-10 9 tlations-breaklng note to the State sentiments from the rostrum of Heller, fireman, same address; 16 to 18 per cent. the great blue, gold and cream ®6*nS’ 13844, Los Angeles, 10. Dugan, Ig . . . . . 4 4-6 12 new liren are available we will |„,y llieni hack. -*■ Hartford. Feb. 16— -Em­ department at 1 p.m., as meaning Augustus N. Ange, reaman, same Succeeding Bowles- as O PA “ rM-. M cF »d yn ^ - (Non-UUe'), Freddie Wilson. 15144, ■ lai — mett O’Brien, director of the the Japanese intended to attack assembly hall and in the corridors addreas, sind Robert Hlldebrandt, Chief was Paul A. Porter, chair­ M r Alcorn re-op*ned in June, gro spirituals. The E p w o ^ Clr- Joyce Again This Evening IVewTire.s Recapa Useil Tirer. and Tiiliew Bijjck ...... ^12.95 an American Installation at that of UNO headquarters Marlborough Philadelphia, T. K. O. Earl Crem- 19 10-22 48 Boardman Trade' School, New Ha­ seaman, Passaic. N. J. man of the Federal Communica- The city vvaa blanketed; they all|«de will be hostesses for th^eve- hour or shortly thereafter. Britain’s prime minister and JAMES A. Shaw, 140, New York, 2. Bqniree Chevrolet .... S9.95 ven. will soon become state direc­ The big coaWaden steel barge tlona Commission, while John C. sprang up at the , same time, it j ning. (19) Bratton testified he saw that seniori delegate, Cle,ment Attlee, At the regular Grange meeting Highland Park. N, J.—Bout be­ p. 7^ ey frequenUy aak Trucking (^ ica go — Holman WllUams, 168, gomery, who holtja the New York; at a $12 top. Hudboii 6 . . . $10.95 services for veterans, especially To his knowledge, Bratton testi­ ger o f inflation." He said it was U tate, responded to by all noembera. 2 Vlgnone, Ig . ••1 0-0 2 Assembly President Paul-Henri ment for ahock and expoaure. He ^''edVtoriaHy and they have aak-j juno. Eaat Hill; Detroit, outpointed Geoi^e "Wild­ verelon of tee lightweight' leader-! SInod their last meeting, each in the state’s 12 vocational schools. fied, there was no pre-Pearl Har­ ImpeAtlve thpt "production In Monologue. The Ballad of B lk M ^ ed me why we don’t get ’the big- Emma Kahehk 69 ^ k strw t, Nash ...... $11.9,5 Spaak of Belgium, in what he waa Bret believed to be in a serl- 29 Pearl Strcft cat’’ Henry, 18744. New Bedford, ship, In tee same battle pit, has engaged In two contests. Prior to his service of nearly bor Tokyo broadcast in a “winds” great volume be accompllahed.” B. Atkinson, by Mrs. ]tother Cole- shots.’ " Here we got the 'big John Gardarntm, S o u th ^ r e n tr y , 15 T T? 16 ouB condition but he has respond 10. W ray Carter, 12944, March 8. Joyce haa the same In- Btols scoring ovsr (3crgle Hans- 12' years as director of the trade code signifying a break with the culled a "message o f confidence He appealed to management and | man; .The Arkansas Traveller by shots.’ ” Lawrence Droker, Bast Hartford; Score at half time, 22-8 Spar­ Olds 6 ...... $10.95 ed to treatment and U expected to 1 Tel. 6566 outpointed Pat Bradley, school in New Haven, Mr. O’Brien United States. and optimism," declared he had labor to "proceed with production,” 1 Jerome F.' Weir; Reading, tmcle Alcorn characterized the con- J Mrs. Grace Mayer, 56 Drive F, tans. X-’ .. t J 1^*® Rlores, Joyce beat- been Impressed by “ the true spirit be diacharged from the sick bay 13544, Detroit. 6. Stolz appeared washed up when -Ing Joe Barnum and dropping a Packard 6 . . .$12.95 was a teacher in the C>>mmer(»at He said he heard reports on Dec. and added, ‘"Production is our aal- David’s Summer Boarders by Mrs. Bpiracy “ as the most sinister and Sliver Lane Homes. Referee, Lewis. , High school of that city. For that such a message had been of peace and desire fo r coopera- either this afternoon or tomorrow vation. P t^u ctlon la the basis of 1 Della Weir; Stories by William .r . .. . ---- ...—...— «>—«a t Admitted today: David Munson, ------« knocked out In tee third rdund elzzler to crowding Beau Jack at Plymouth . . . $9.95 intercepted but on checking with tlon and friendship” among the high wages and profits and high | Zerver, Samuel Dancause. Paul by Tippy Larkin, March 28, 1944. tee Garden. ' ‘ several years he waa employed by to the security of the city in ItalaflS Porter afreet; David Taylor, the Signal Corps and the Navy de­ delegates. standards of living for us all. ,Pro-| Roberts, Mrfc Edith Pettenglll, W sst Sides Win • Btolz came mightly close to win-1 The boys are evenly matched Pontiac*. . . . .$11.95 industrial and commercial con entire history.” ’ • 165 Autumn street. nlng tee lightweight leadership MURPHY’S From Security Council Presi­ physically, Stolz at 26 Md flve- s t r e e t cerns in the New Haven area. He partment waa told the report waa About Town ductlon will do away with the ne­ Miss Joann dander. Mrs. Gladys Discharged yesterday;' Pfitrida ----. — 991 MAIN * -i______> - ____ not true. ^ dent N. J. O. Makln of Australia cessity for government controls.” Dancause and Mrs. May Vergason; from Sammy Angott, May 16, feot seven enjoying an advantage Studebaker . .$11.95 j has been active In many prpfes- Wbehna, 236 School street; Mrs. SURE TO SEE The West Side took three points 1942, only to he rather-surpris- i sional and civic groups. The committee has received con­ came a declaration that a "tre­ Operations In New York city’s Song, Beautiful River of Time. of a year In age and an inch In Manchester Lodge No. 69. L. O. Rose Pailaitt, 136 Windsor str^t. f ^ the Big Teh. AgoeUnelll and Ingly flattened by the then unher­ troversial testimony as to wheth­ mendous step has been taken to­ harbor, tied up by a 10-day strike Local schoels closed today for Fugitive Charged height e ; Mr. O’Brien is a graduate of ^ckland; Royal Ish am, 37 Drive Doggart were high Siin for the alded Beau Jack in seven. Nov. IS, ONE BA LL b o w l i n g SWEEPSTAKES Prices include lining er there was such a message and, ward world understanding" by L., will meet tomoirow evening at of tugboat workers which resulted Joyce,'^uj exponent of tee hook j Yale and he has done graduate a week’s vacation. A. Stiver Lane Homes; Donald Weat Sides while Zanie took the that same year. WUlle Pep gave ] work then and at New York uni- if so, what its meaning was—^war “free expresaion" In both the Ae- T o’clock In Orange hall. Nutmeg in a critical fuel ahortage, were The) annual town reporta have and swing, packs a suffer wallop Saturday, Feb. 16th, Noon to Midnight 4 wheels and labor With Embezzlingl Miner, Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth DOG SHOW honor for the Big Ten .five. < tee Newark lad a thumping, Jan. i varsity. or merely a diplomatic crisis. sembly end' the peace preiervtng Dlatrict L. O. L. No. 21. will meet back to near normal today. Coal been received from the printers than Stolst however, although tee at 8 o'clock to Install the officers, MacGregor. 160 Charter Oak The All Stars took three points 29, 1943 and his bouts up to tee Dismissing Bratton, the commit­ body. rationing- remained In effect, be­ and are being distributed about ^ 1st Co,^ Governor’s Foot Guard A. A. from Uie 4jucky Strike team by latter li a straight-punching Leave your car in the mom* "These two great forumt have Supper will be served. Hartford, Feb. 15—OP)—Andrew J stredt; Mrs. Barham **jP«^* .Larkin debacle were desultory. He eharpshooter with his right duke. DURING THE Appinls OsnvMlon On Wagering tee called as Its next witness Col cause of tow stockpiles, but re­ town. D. Woodbiiry, 35, of Wilton road, North Elm atw^; Mrs. ^therine fo rfe it r ing and pick it up iff the Otis K. Sadtler who told earlier made it possible for big and little strictions on the' use of fuel oil Pfc. Richard L. Rankl la home I served a very brief hitch Iff tee Both are clever Sad have plenty CONTEST _ ^ WIN A , \ Windsor waa indicted thla week ] McNamara. 32 Division streeL West Sides (8) Coast Guard, climbed back via •venifff. Bridgeport, Feb. 16— (M—Riggs Pearl Harbor inquiries he waa once nations to exprees their views Mias Edna Samuelson wtU he in were removed feilowlng shipments I on a 80 day furlough. He has been of ring savvy.'Although younger, MURPHY WILL charge of the feUowshlp meeting S h F ^ d ^ r ^ d JiW at New Discharged today: Mrt. Jamm STATE ARMOi^Y, BROAD ST., HARTFORD Fallon ...... 82 92— 174 the emaller clubs. Stanford tobacco store own informed , a “winds" message waa without fear," Makln said, “^ e of new supplies. The "brownout” of I in the RhoilM General hospital In AgoetineUl ...... 93 99—188 stole haa been boring profession­ . FEATURE: OPEN 7:00 TO 6:09 ' trend developed In the Security tomorrow evening at t o’clock at Itaven on four counts of embezz-j Goodwin and daughter, 44 Hamlin « Joyce was on a fine winning ally longer, having, begun in 1937, •r. today upealed to the Supreme received. electric U^tlng, In effect during] uttca, N. T., for some time. ^ G S OF ALL NATIONS! K err • «•••••••# eOA 91— 172 CASH fleart fr e n his oonvletitm by Judge council cause# me to have the the Salvation Arm.v citadel. , Rob­ the emerg4!ncy. was to end tonight. Sven Bdberg haa returned from ling $12,502 and making false en-] atrecL ^ ^ streak when he tackled Stolz, and Joyce joined tee coln-chaaers in Darling .89 63— 132 to the amazement of everybody New England Jolin A. Oomen of Superior court ToMNscuaa Strike Date Delay roost confident belief that It la and ert Lyons and William Hall will New York City, where he spent trlea In the books of the Hartford ] ^ THRILLING OBEDIENCE TESTS! .1989. Yet Joyce boasts tee more bb In charge' bf refreahments. Strike Threat Continues ' NaUteial Bank A Trust Co., where I Reenme Peaoetlnie Stetuf Doggart 98 $3— 181 present tee latter turn^ in tee ; m a charge of accepting wag4rs will be an effective Inateument” In Los Angeles, the threat o t the week end. Impoeing record agalnstV tougher Boiled Dinner Dr, Roberto Ctordova o f Mexico a he had been aaalstant chief clerk _ OTHER FEATURES! slickest performance of hif'career. opposition. ' PRIZE! ic a horse races, and filed a new Bridgeport, Feb. 15— tfP) — The atrike agsdnst motion picture stu­ Lieutenant Carl B. O. Franson Total . described the UNO ea launching a King David Lodge of Odd Fel' in the bookkeeping department ^ ] Washington, Feb. I#.~(g5 n ••••••••••«$ 434—847 Joyce >waa fresh from two tri­ But. as the I bond of 13,600. He originally waa rank and file" of Local 146 of the dios by some 6,000 members of IS son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Franson, Big Tea (9) boys say.\ that’s And “new era of diploinauc reUtlona, Iowa wUl enjoy- a pot luck supper This was disclosed herd today ] nation’s airlines resumed fr 1 umphs over Ike WllUanM, one water ANYONE CAN WIN! held In bonds o f 92,000. Teamsters’ . union, which has «A F L unions affiliated with the has left San Diego, California, for Loomis ...... 84 89— 199 over tee dam and they an era of open diplomacy that, we at 6:80 this evening in Odd Fel by Assistant U. S. Attorney Valen- ] peacotlme stc.tus today es the or- SATURDAY, FEB. 16, 10 A. M.-IO P. M. over Bobby Ruffin' and a slx- should be weighed on whsT they Old Fashioned Uireatened a, strike against the Omference of Studio Unions eon- China, where he will be stationed, Sherman » e.e e e e eI-*,79 « S?*—116 DO NT MISS IT! Mitchell Dairy company, will pieet all hope, we shall never abandon. lows banouet haM. At 8 o’clock tfaie J. Sacco In connection, wlOiideir which required them to set round knockout of promising showed against each othir last to OAKLAND STREET tinued but there was a poasibfiity thecaaelnv^chthoFBIbasbeenjaaldo 70 per cent of eastbound Finley . •eeeeee*4 .$$ 72— 160 Danny Bartfleld. Qiickeii Pies at tonight to discuss propcjals of the «W e believe,” he aaid. "that li’ the second degree ’will be exempli wqi aoae as Uinal . . Admission Including Tax: Petke .. November. the American Fedenatlpn of Labor searching the nation for Wood-1 seats for returning servicemen ex- 70 $9—::>150 It waa Stole’ first appearance REMEMBER THE DATE: PHONE lift i . . BiM geport, reb. ,19—(dV-The State Board of Mediation and Arr this high sense of cooperation and fled. Zanis Regardless of ths dtelslon, each mav hot recognize the walkout. , bury, who according to bank offi- j plred. About twice as many seats Adults 11.00 ChUdrvn 50 Cants ...... 9_1 93— 184 In the Garden in more than 18 - 75c. (••^'iteplMn J. Panlk. pastor of bitratlon for'a delay until March 4 goodwill prevalla throughout the •nie Los Angeles Centeal Labor] Hartford, Feb. 15.-(1*5~The ^ Is. convinced hs wss ths victor in The Hollister P.T.A. will hold its dais had dlaanpeared from his lob {in limuiy twloe as many alkanes months, and few gave him a SATURDAY, FER. 16th! and Methodius church, In. the effective date of the strike life'of the organization, the world council, governing body of all A F L | flees of the Department of .Motor test brawl, and is sure he will # first financial project tomorrow and home Nov. 10, and la still a {ate available to carry tralBe noW| leeeeeeqe .413 379— 7$$. cbanca* fbooi ths State Hpus- The strike was originally scheduled will have found at last a means of unions locallv. said “ there is no I Vehicles Will close as usual at 12 Pfevatl In tee rctun mstelb y sad ths Bridgeport to begin tonight since Uie existing erasing the scourge of war from morning In the form of a food sale -fugitive. nHI before P e g il Harbor. . . .qontract' sxpirss at midnight. the lace of, the world.” i»t 10 o’clock In Hale’s stor^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBROART 16,194« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. ERIDAT, FEBRUARY 15,194t ^ A C n T W E L T l TOONBRVILLE FOLKS FONTAII Poultry and Supplies 43 lllaclilnery and Tooia , 52 ■ittai Anto Acceshortes— Tires 6 (Business Services Offered 18 Business Services Offered 13 Musical— Dramatic 29 FOR S A L E — , Miller’s Business- 1936 WHITE tractor for moving V E N E T IA N Blinds, Ideal Msnu- LE T US recondition your piano . DOROTHY TH b S T R A N d e C a s b o f T h s C l i m b i n o H a w o s WARDS OU reduced! Get Sndat OIL BURNER SERVICE heavy equipment. Also steel Classified facturlng Company. Custom built like new and atart it on a new Bred ehlclrs; New Hampshirea, Sense and Nonsense ■Penn, oil for 30c a gal.< In 65* ( .semi-trailer, good tires. R. A Ckisified Air Conditioning Installed for homes and.offices. We spe­ career of usefulness. Ths Plano Reds. Barred Cross and Sexiink “y STALEY ffsl- drume. plus Fed. tax. Limit­ from our own Conn, approved, G. Construction Co., Colchester, " W u / t d e k ! “ Ihey Cried All Work Guaranteed! cialize in fepainting, recording, Shop, 6 Psarl atrest. Open 'till AdvertiseiLjnts Cenrrifiht, 1944, NEA Sewke. I*c.‘ ed time only! Buy now . . . pay | rctaping like new. For prompt 9 p. m. Phone 3328. Pullorum clean stock. Hatches Conn Phone 432. Hltch-hlkera often art rude, Friend— How did you come out Advertisements later! Montgomery Ward, 824- V A N CAMP BROS. service call 4533. weekly. Cockerels avaltabls. perhaps unconsciously, to those with that Smith girl as your 828 Main street PIAN O Tuning and repairing, CLETRAC^rawler tractors. Ford- Fur R«nl For Sale I 25th season. Fred Miller's Poul­ Bon parts, garden tractors, new ^who lic k them up. R la a common bridge partner? the meantime,’’ Straub added. It far as Camdsn, or eiss Bstay had Day and Night Service A L L MAKES of wsiahlng ma­ Player pianos specialty. John Man— Not so good. You couldn’t For Root For Sale NEW TIRES, new recaps, used | try Farm. Coventry. Phone: and used tractor plows. Dublin Tu Buy -To Sell thing for one to ask, quite gruffly: was quite apparnnt that he and not been telling the truth. PHONE 5244 OR 4844 chines repaired. 10 years' exper­ Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. mfiThere are you going?" One can tsU by her face what she was go­ tires and tubes. Expert vulcanla- Manchester 8626. Tractor Company, Willimantic. When Straub aaid that he was Zern did not think much of the (To Be Oentianed) To SeU ience. Call. A. Brewer, 3-0349^ Dial 4219 derstand a local man answering ing to play at all. T o Bay Inf, 8 hours recapping service. surprised no one had suggested Willson household. , 1 RADIO REPAIRING Pick-up jit question with; ‘It 's nons of Friend—Poker face? Manchester Tire and Recapping that PhllUpa hlght have Jumped I went upstairs at once to look service. Kadlot checkea at the RADIO and Phoncfjpraph sendee. Articles for Sale businsss.’’ R pays to bs po- Man— No, but I sure felt like Company, Broad street. Tele-1 All makes repaired. Military Musical tnatruments 53 o ff the cliff, Mr. Willson replied, for Dru. She was in her room, Social SitualionB home. Store open ail day Man- Help Wanted—female 35 Wanted to Rent 58 vsn when blt^-hiklng. doing It. ^ phone 3869. Open 7 to 7. training. Phone 4553. Ouaranteed "Oh, no. Not PhUIlpa. She wasn't lying flat on her back acrosa the chestei Radio Service. 73 Birch FOR SALE — SCHICK Colonel TH E PIAN O Shop. 6 Pearl atreet. the kind o f Mraon who would bed, looking at t V ceiling. Tlw Situation: Someone to AmioimceaaBts 2 Radio Service. 37 Margaret road. electric razor, like new, 310. 124 street Telephone 3-6840. WOMEN WANTED. New System Fine pianos at fair pticea. Always iC Officer (St Intersection. Blonde— Jack and I drove take her own life under any con­ I said, "Oh. So here you are/' whom you did not aend a glR Mnt NEED NEW tires? We have In Oxford street. a fine selection Pianos tuned. W AN TE D — single office or desk you a Chrlatmaa prsssBt. f »A r*R ROUTB for *a«. 56 cui- BOOKKEETING, public account­ Laundry. _)—Hey, you! You can’t through the Rockies last summsr. dition. She must have fallen." and I hoped she knew how pro­ stock 5.50 by 17. 6.00 by 16. 6.50 j LOCAL MOVING, trucking and Factory reconditioned Bought, space. Write Box D, Herald. Wrong Way: In your "thank ^>tomert. Porter etreot «ctlon. ing, Incomg tax returns, payroll, a right turn on thta corner, Brunette— Did the passes scars voked I was. by 16, 7.00 by 15. 7.00 by 16. ashes removed. J. Klein, 28 Foley G IR L for general laundry work. FOR S A L E —Two sets of screen sold and appraised. 3328. Open -Why Zern was quite sarcastic. "A c- you" tetter, apologise for not hav­ social security, withholding tax, lick Driver (glarliig)—' you? She didn’t move. " I feel as ^Pboiw 7001. _____ Trade your old Urea today. Brun­ atreet Telephone 6718. Manchester Laundry, 72 Maple doors and full length window 'Ull 9 p. m. W A N TE D —W ill give bonds to oldentalfy, after %dark. Probably; ing sent a gift yourself. unemployment compensation, Blonde— Sure. I thought he’d out picking daisies.” ^ LB hell. Nsna." ners. 80 Oakland atreet, and Lee's' street. screen.s. fits any house on Essex anyone securing 5 or 6 room (ic Officer—Becauae a right Right Way: Let your letter re>- IP | T « C9EIXAM to carry out. PtnU of A R T’S RADIO sales and service, notary public. Telephone 3627 never stop making them. Isn’t that nice,” I said. F.SSO Station. Center street , or Durant street. Inquire 61 PIAN O ACCORDION. 120 bats. rent for me. Now or in the Its wrong here. The left turn Jeffrey said quickly,' " I think Straub and Zern will be glad to fleet only your pleasure with the K, Tfeoat'a artra rich ice cream. electrical appliances alto repair­ days or evenings. TH E TELE PH O NE Company Durant Street. 3200. 91 Union street. Phone future. Small family. Phone 4337. e'U find It was a hold-up. Just' gift, and none of your embarrass­ WttlMut dierbet. AJao aundaea. ed, prompt and efficient service. lit If you want to turn right, February Shorts. . . .llnthual- hear I t And Just what makes needs operators. Here's^ your 5709. [le R and then.. ..a w ....| p as X said." you feel ao guilty?" ment at not having sent a g ift ■odaa and eandwlclies. Bldwell’e Garaires— Servic* Call 2-1403. 698 ' North Main chance, If you qualify, to be FOR SALE—Folding baby car­ asm is no good if tbs Judgment back of it is bad. . . .W s need •"And ths n y brought her out I hated her, Nana. I wished Soda Shop, M7 Mala atreet. StoraKC 10 ativet. Household Services well paid while you learn to be­ riage. pre-war. Also light blue PLAYER PIANO and good up­ Houses for Sale 72 better cities more than we nead here and dumped her over her she were dead. And she Is. She Offered 13-A come a telephone operator —a evening gown. Size 12. Phone right for sale. Your choice, 375. 1 A L L A P P LIA N C E S serviced and ct this sentence: "When I bigger cities. . „ .Ths bestsa own clifi," Zern harked. Isn’t any older than 1. She had Job that is permanent and offers 8008. Good condition. Piano reflnlshlng Perioaals OARAGE TO RENT, 63 Laurel repaired, burners, refrigerators, YOUR Curtains carefully launder­ DURKIN street. AttracUve 6 backlnf," said she, ’T-hUb#' path la’ usuMly (oitewsd by bsatiih Jeffrey ignored him. "Straub, everything to live for and she’s Grant me a steady hand and opportunity for advancement. and rebuilding. The Piano Shop. ranges, washers, etc. All work ed by hand, price rpasonaUe. room single. 1 room unfinished, |whers ths car is going.” men. . . .A stitch In Urns often you’d hatter tend out a teletype dead." Her voice was rising on watchful eye; that no man aball street You will be trained in Hartford, ■T" 6 Pearl street. Manchester. H A VINO a dinner party, church guaranteed. Metro Service Co. 91 Main street. fine location. Only 3600 down. saves smbarraaalng aaposurs. . . about pleklng up the ear.’’ an hysterical note I didn't like. " I bs hurt when I p an by. Thou then work in the Manchester Fuel and feed 49-A aupper, banquet or perhaps you Tel Manchester 2-0883 FOR S ALE — Here are three beau­ Immediate occupancy. Call Hart­ sailors sntsrsd a bus sad The tjrpe of man who Is always Straub took the number and feel as though I had made one of gavest life, and I pray that no act Telephone Office. Raises are of mine may take away or mar Just want a Simday dinner. Ex­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 MAKE Housework easier with tiful famous make grand pianos ford 2-0779 or 8-5027, or Man­ from a pretty girl: willing to fight one more round la went Into the morning room to those effigies and destroyed It and regular and frequent. You’ll like F IR E PL A C E and furnace wood, that gift of Tl)ine. Shelter thoee cellent cooking. Food and wait­ ITH E PIO N E E R Steel Venetian Shipshape household cabinets prompt delivery. Also light truck from which to select yours. chester 3898.* Office 15 Forest Bailor—That’s mighty rarely liejeed. . . .The Ideal state the telepbone. so destroyed her, or as though I FOR S ALE —One each full-sized the girls you work with, and the dear Lord, who bear me company, resses supplied; the best of serv­ blinds. Ivory color. Immediate de­ and built-in storage units. Phone Ing. Max Rank), phone 2374-W2 Knabe. Kronlch and Bach, and street. girl. Shall wa speak to ber? lies somewhere between poverty Zern grumbled, "Well, at least had hexed her, or aomething." man's and lady's bicycle, prac­ surroundinga ars pleasant and from the evUa of fire and aU ca­ let guaranteed In your homes livery. Flndell Mfg. Co., 485 Mid­ 2-0963. Wllllmantlc. Sohmer. Mahogany /cases. Look nd Ballor^Take it easy. and riches. . . . I f you would have we’re agreed on one thing. It ’s She rolled over on her face on tically new-, pre-war Urea. Phone comfortable. If you are between FOR S A L E —2-family duplex, 5-5, lamity. Teach me to use my car or In a halt Telephone 4598. dle iSirnpike East. Telephone 4805 like new. Each oh% fully guaran­ Lot's wait until she pays a ben lay, you mtuff bear with her murder." the bed, and I qaid, "Well, this 2-069.1. , 16 and 38. visit the Telephone steam heat, near (School and for oUiers’ need, nor miss through teed. Special low prices for im­ |(sre. cackling. . . .Nobody knows as inetch raised his head, and Mr. ta Juat lovely. I' don’t think there a i r coNDirioNED u n i t s ”' Roofing— Repairing 17-A Company Employment Office at CORDWOOD. cut any length. Call shopping district. Price, 37,800. Willson said "N o !" love of speed the beauties of Thy mediate sale. Trade In your pres­ much as the boy of 14 goln’ on 10 is anything like. Indulging in a Aatomobfles for Sale 4 Hot Air Furnaces Installed 50 Jewell street, Hartford, be­ Colchester 696. For appointment phone 4928. “ ’S funny,” Zern said to Fletch. world. That thus 1 may with Joy Wsnted Autos— EXPERT R E P A IR S of shingles. ent piano. A. L. Owen Music Co.. Bare Hs Is Again . . . .AU who play the violin arc good round of self-pity to help a and Reset tween 9 and 4 week days. (9 to ran ths other moron, not .violinists. . . .When some ’Y o u home on leave and your situation. Particularly when the and courtesy go on my way.— - FOR SALE — 1937 Terraplane, Motorcycles 12 Eaveetroughs and Conductors Slate, composition and tin roofq 1274 Main street, Hartford. Handed In. Rebuilding and repairing of 12 .Saturdays), and get the com­ odentlflc one, folks try to look pleasant tlM^ w ife goea o ff and don’t say a word entire district attorney’s office is radio and heater, as is, 3200. Call All Types Sheet Metal Work. plete storj'. Garden— Fartn— Dairy Phone 2-8787. to you about It. No objection, I MORE CASH for your car from chimneys and flashings. E. V. Lots for Siiic 73 tried to take his nose apgrt don’t look natural. . . .Nothing sitting downstairs practically ac­ after 4'p. m., 33 Bllyue road. MANCHESTER suppose, to our looking over her It was rather a swagger social your Pontiac dealer. Stop In or Coughlin. 390 Woodland street Products 50 FOR SALE — A beautiful Wurlit- see what Blade It run. that embarrasses people la aver cusing Fletch of murder SHEET METAL WORKS W A N T E D —Woman to do general peraonsi belongings.” event, with the women in evening IMO PONTIAC sedan, heater and call 4164. Cole Motors. Phone 7707. zer Kingston babv grand piano, FOR SALE—Corner lot on Mc­ —Mrs Otto Lee. funny. It worked. She sat upright. 21 years' experience. Phone 5413 house cleaning weekly. Phone ABO UT 3 tons good hay. Kelvlna- dresa and all the civlUan males In radio; 1940 Dodge sedan, heater; mahogany case and bench. Phone Kinley street. If Interested call "No. Certainly not,” Fletch an­ "That’s impossible." A BACK to pre-war roofing, sid­ 3055. tor milk cooler. 461 Woodbridge dresa suits or in tuxedoa at the 1935 Chevrolet coupe. heater; W AN TE D —Sedan or coach from ] 2-1128 for appointment. 6289. FUNNY BUSINESS swered, and Zern, turning to Jef­ She was very grim. "They can’t private party, any year or make. RADIO CLINIC—Appliances serv­ ing, insulation, new ^celltnga. street. Phone 3310. I ... > 1 frey said, “ Straub can do that say Fletch did It. I waa with him very least. Somehow the talk 1934 Chevrolet sedan, heater and iced. 25 years’ experience. Tour GIRLS and young women in all Will pay cash. Phono 3926. paperhanging, painting, etc. while I go look this quarry over. last night." drifted around to comparative radio. Terms, trades. CiNe Motor. radio serviced with latest preci­ departments. Tober Baseball courage of men and women: Large savings, time paymants WearinR Apparel— Furs 57 Wanted—Real Estate 77 And you better get this family to­ I swallowed hard and waited, TbL 4164. V sion teat equipment and delivered Manufacturing Co. • First Man—I f yoqy aak me. I ’ll F— free estimates. Tel. 7256. The Household Goods 51 gether for questioning.’* but finally I had to ask “Where?” within 24 hours if parts available CLOSEOUT Army and Navy q u nr say this: Men may. have more Apes Home Remodeling Corp. POSITION open for experienced WANTED—A single house In PLU li There was an "or else" imderi’ You want more for your W e call for and deliver. Phone G.I. WHO is staying In the serv­ coats, 310 and 315 AL«o under­ "H e ^ m e In about 12;S0." she courage than women but they FOR SALE—1930 2-ton truck. typist and general office work. Manchester or outskirts. Cash tone to his voice and you could used car 5079. ROOFING, asbestos sidewall, nu- ice wishes to sell 3 rooms of ^l^- shirts, 2 for 31; work shirts. see poor Jeffrey squirming men­ explained, “and told me that he don't get half aa much chance to Phone 6121. Engineering Design and Art waiting. No Agents. Box G, You want immediate cash wood ceilings, eavestrough. con nltiiro a.s he and his family are Brunners. 80 Oakland street. tally. had an id ^ that Phllllpa might show their backbone. Co.. 1209 Main atreet, Hartford. Herald. have sent the children to Atlantic FOR SALE — 1935 Oldsmoblle for your used car O IL BURNER Service. Burners ductors, kitchen cabinets, general moving to the West Coast. Furni­ 5191—4485. His answer was. a poor attempt installed and cleaned by licensed Conn. City. He came back to get his coach. 195 down; 1936 Reo sedan, repairing, free estimates, time ture Includes DeLuxe Bengal W AN TE D — A building lot in any at taking command again. "O f You want to trade your operator. All work guaranteed M AN'S OVERCOAT, also suits, fatheria car because it had gas In 396 down; 1989 Packard sedan. payments. Phone Lavlgne, Man­ WANTED—Housekeeper to take combination and oven range, good residential section. Write oourae, I mtend to." He started to used car Lowest possible price. Senna size 42. long. Call after 5 p. m. 1 f It and his was almost out. and he BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 3380 down; 1935 International chester Roofing, 2-1428. complete charge of one school white porcelain top kitchen-viMt Box L, Herald. make a list of the people In the You want complete .eatis Bros. Call 2-0147. Phone 7442. wanted me to go with him. I tried platform truck; 1935 Ford 1-ton age child and small modem with 4 chairs. 3 piece living room , ' ' ■ ' ■ 'I— W house and when he came to Dru’s ROCFING — Specializing In re to persuade him to wait until fdatform: 1941 Chervolet stake. faction apartment. Excellent salary, suite with Indirect lamp, m g and PRO PERTY Owners—If you are name, I suddenly remembered I RANGE BURNERS and power- pairing roofs of all kinds, also hadn't seen her since she had morning, but he was quite upset, Branner'a, 80 Oakland street THEN— laundry sent out, Sundays off, tables. Bedroom suite with van­ Interested in selling your proper­ burners of aU makes and kinds FOR S ALE -.Lady's w inter coat, gone to make arrangements about BO I dressed and we started." She Phone 8191 or 4485. new roofs. No Job too small or home evenings or sleep In. Phone ity, dresser, chest, bed with In­ ty contact us. We pay top cash Call 8864, Manchester cleaned and adjusted. 10 years’ large. Good work, fair price. Free ner spring mattress. Furniture worn very little. Call 3434. the picnic and I was annoyed. kept stopping and wetting her line 9 to 5 only. 3908. price for property. For quick fic­ nervously as we talked. "W e Drive to 24 Maple Street experience. Sales for Lynn range estimates. Call Howley, Man­ may be seen at Albert's on 43 Al- The telephone at any moment tion communicate with us. Phone were Just past Camden when the See or a.Ti St. Hartford Irom 10 a m. to 6 would begin to ring constantly W A N T E D — Capable woman for Wanted— To Buy 58 7728-2-0920—5329 or write. fitorm broke and the wires In the Walter Binge or 44 Main street. cleaning 2 hours dally, 6 days a p. m. Ask for Sgt. John McDuflf. Brae-Bum Realty Co., 5 South and some cme of intelligence and Loam- Arranged tact had to be on hand to answer car got w e t W e had a terrible George F. De Cormier week. Phone 2-1696. All furniture is pre-war and has W E BUY new'spapers. rage, scrap Main street. Manchester. time, and I finally persuaded OSr sad Track Loaaa Solicited REFRIGERATION SERVICE Moving— TruckinK-> been In storage for 2 years. iron and metals, etc. Servica at it. Dru was the logical person AI­ and she should have Imown that Fletch to come home and we Oa Be4h New aad Used Eqalp- Grunow, Coldspot, Croeley, Frigld- Storage 20 your door. Wm. Ostrtnsky, 182 WANTED—5 or 6 room house, fill and been there. could telephone today." . DE CORm ER aire, G. E., and all other makes. Help Wanted— Male 36 W E H AVE finest assortments of > Bissell. Tel. 5879 conveniences. 8 or 10 years oW. MOTOR SALES AU STIN A. Chambers. Local and kitchen linoleums Also tile and price within reason. Write Box She reached for a cigaret and Commercial and Domestic. lit I t "W e can prove it too. We 24 Maple St. Manchester long distance moving, packing, M AN W AN TE D to supervise wall coverings Manchester Floor W A N T E D —Round pedestal type C, Herald. ^ ! SCIENTIFIC storage. Phone 5187. plant and manufacture of men's Covering Center. 24 Birch Cal) restaurant table with chrome I •'ll” Almost «as though I had willed stopped at an all-plght diner In TELEPHONE 8854 robes and sport shirts. Must have 5688. base. Call 3535 or see Benson's. W AN TE D — A single home In Mc­ It, the telephone rang. Uncle Camden about half past three and REFRIGERATION CO. . had cotfee. W e were back here Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 137 O AK ST. PHONE 2-12'28 complete knowledge of same. , ----- 713 Main atreet. Kee street section or Greenbrook Andrew answered It and talked Painting—Papering 21 This company not engaged in I ^JUELLER warn^ air quality fur- Tract. Will pay any reasonable at 5." WANTED — Model “A" Ford I briefly. He came back and said. SEW ING machines, vacuum clean­ above lines at preeent time. Re naces In stock. Devlno Company, CASH PAID for your used furni­ "price and wait for -Tccupancy. ••I'll' "W hat time did It start to osn ooiipe with cracked block or lese PROPERTY Owners Attention Newspapers. The chase Is on.' ers and small appliances repair­ ply Box A, Herald. Post Office Box 1007. Waterbury ture and other household goods. Write Box M. Herald. "W e'll take care of those fel­ storm?" 1 asked. the motor. Tires not essential. Paperhanging and painting, in­ HB ALLIED FINANCE ed. A.B.C. Appliance and Service 89. Telephone 3-3856. Waterbury. We buy anything. T. Moore. 4 lows,” Jeffrey promised. • “ About 2:30.” She looked at A LLY OOP Body must be In fair condition. side or outside Large savings ^ COUP. Co., 21 Maple street. Phone 2- Oakland street. Phone 7251 after WANTED — Large acreage qf Then Dr. MacDonald came and me rather puzzled. "W h y?" W ill pay good price. Call, Man-1 New Mock ceilings. Estimates FOR T H A T new i Inlaid linoleum LOOK.OKAR...I CM UNOfRfrANO MON OStoe at 1575. Pick-up and delivery service WANTED—DISH WASHER. Silk 5 p. m. brush or timber land within 10 F'mith and he,went upstairs and "Nothing.” I answered. But cheater 2-0075. furnished free. Phone Apex 7256 kitchen floor or asphalt tile In THzr /msTMfous Goo"you OM oop City Diner. miles radius of Manchester. Mufit Jeffrey asked that all the family Betsy had hold me It was a little as ALLEN REALTY CO. basement floor, telephone 2-0866 MIGHT PROMOTE THE GROWTH OP HI C AR PE N TE R work hf all kinds, be reasonable and not too atone^J. 1 think he snapped a rib laughing at one o f the jokes he meet him In the library at 12. after one. In that case Dru' WHISktRS-.-SUT WHA19 THAT M Feari Btrael, Haitford TOP DOLLAR "Jones,” at Brun­ LEACH A FOGIL — Painting, or 6759- Free estimates. Daly. ^ additions, garages, repairs. Self- Rooms Without Boar/I 59 Frank C. Smith, Route 1, Man­ was telling to cheer me upl" "And don't leave the house In and Fletch could not have been as -COMPLfTI REST* SUNK GOT TD ner’s, will pay you your price for paperhanging, interior and ex­ Situations Wanted— Dougherty and Noonan, Inc., 468 • Oeater Street, Manchester fert. Phone 2-0253. terior decorators. Hartford chester. Telephone your car. Drive over now. 80 Hartford road. 6-0261. Manchester 5797. ' Male 39 Oakland street. 5191—4485. RANG E A N D Fuel oils. Buck's ROOM Rent—Private family. V1080 FOR SALE—Kerosene stove. 3 10 Chesnuitaa\< street. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH n w Oil Service. Bruno Bvchoiskl, INTERIOR and exterior painting W AN TE D — A Job. part time, L'ARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER mornings, driving car or truck. burners, white table-top insulat­ 108 568 Center street. Tel. 5858. and paper-hanging. Reasonable FOR R E N T — Two furnished BuslAeas Servfees Offored Phone 5313. ed oven. 4 poster bed complete, estimates. McKinney A Fenn rooms suitable for one or two INSURE RADTO-EHectncal Appliance Serv­ buffet. Phone 5494, Phone 6286. With OLD FLOORS SANDED ice. repairs, picked up and deliv­ M AN W ITH some sales exper- j persons. Kitchen and laundry Laying and finishing. BUY and aell good used privileges if desired. Garage. 125 ered promptly. 20 years’ exper­ IN TE R IO R and exterior painting. ience wants work in store where ■ McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s J. E. Jensen, furniture, combination ranges, Aujumn street. Tel. 4238. ience IT C A M Radio Service. Also paperhanging. Prompt serv­ he could make hlnvself general­ Real Estate and Insurnnoe Tal. Willimantic 9928, evenings. Phone 7454. ly useful. Write Box E. Herald. gas ranges and heatgrs. Jones’ 505 MAIN ST. TEL. 3090 ice. Fair Price. D. E. Frechette. . I Furniture Store. 36 Oak. Phone VETERANS Phone 7630. ELEITTRIC and Acetylene weld­ W A N TE D — Small carpenter re- ! 2-1041. ' PLU M BING and Heating Service. ing. No Job too large or. .too pairing and painting Jobs, also Phone 5504. _ PAINTING AND Paperhanging FOR SALE—Two rooms of furni­ small. All work guarantMd Good work. Reasonable rates furniture repairing and reflnlsh­ FOR SA LE Attention! ture. 3-pIece Old Colony maple Parker Weldlns Oo„ 166 West Raymond Fiske. Phone 3384. lng. Telephone C. E. Allen 6103 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SEVERAL 4 AND ANTIQUES— Reflntshed and re­ living-room suite, end and occa­ A Message From paired. Rush or splint chair seats Middle Tun.pike. Tel. 3926. after 5. BUILDING LOT 5-ROOM HOUSES CALL KEYSTONE decorators on sional tables. studio couch, WomT tme y o s e l s g iv e u s replaced. Tiemann, 189 South LINOLEUM and asphalt tile in­ ______^ , Ilamps, bric-a-brac. Swedish mod­ PRICES $5,000 AND $5,200 Main. Tel. 5643. interior work. Submitting bids on TMB FAST eeuSM IF WEY stallation, quality materials exterior work for spring. Man­ Poultry and Supplies 43 ^ ern bedroom suite, two bureaus, ON HIGH STREET Jarvis To All FWD US HERE? Your Job gets complete attention chester 2-1805. mirrore, twin beds. Victorian sec­ Ji'- $200 Down Payment O IL BURNER service. All work BABY chicks, one grade only, the { guaranteed. Silent Glow sales Daly - Dougherty - Noonan, Inc retaire. matching straight and 50 X 144 Feet GEIT YOUR Inside work done be­ best we can produce for llvabil- ' Service Men And We Will Arrange and service. Henry J. Parent. 468 Hartford road. Tel. 2-0866 or arm chair, black walnut; Handl Near McKee Street fore the spring rush. Booking ity. egg production and meat. Telephone 2-0185. 6759. model tool outfit. Miscellaneous Your G. I. Loan outside work now^ All work Manchester Chicks, 136 Summer items. Call 6-9 p. m. FYiday, 10 Several new homes now M ODERNIZE your home at low guaranteed first class. Joseph street. Tel. 6971. a. m.—6 p. m. Saturday. 22L Gar­ under construction. We arc Tour Money Refunded If coat, build that extra room now Muraw'skl. painter and paper- den Apts., St. James street, Man­ J. REINARTZ Alterations and repairs. Work of DELUXE dressed broilers, fryers, in a position to build what Loan Is Not Approved. hanger. Phone 2-0338. chester. 109 Foster Street WANTED all kinds. Real estate work roasters. 48c lb. Also fresh eggs. you want if it is not avail­ BY APPOINTMENT solicited. Rates reasonable, credit Special price stores and large |.'iEW Vacuum cleaners for sale. able at the present time. terms arranged. Tel. 2-0400. Private Instructions 28 orders. Delivcrice Wednesdays, Liberal trade-in allowance’ A.B. ONLY HOUSEKEEPER Saturdays. 2-0617. CLE AR SPEECH—Good reading, C. Appliance and Ser\*ice Com- W ATE R M AN 'S Personal errand •pany, 21 Maple streeL Phone SEE US FOR C A LL 2-1107 Good home, easy work; service. Local package cellvery direct talk, correct meaning TU RKEYS, a few more nice fat 2-1575. COMPLETE DETAILS plenty of time off. Good Light trucking. We cater to any gained. Arithlfietic and- Reading. turkeys. Frank Smith, Manches­ WANTED Private lessons. White Studio. wages. No children. Must local errand. Telephone Manches­ ter 7733. H O SPITAL BH3DS or wheel chairs.* HOWARD R. ter 2-0752. 709 Main atreet. Phone 2-1392. for rent or sale Rates reasonable. One sobef. reliable man for be a good cook. References BABY Chicks for sale. 4 weeks Phone Keith's Furnltur-.. 4159. ' Jarvis Realty HASTINGS requested. SHEET m e t a l WORK, ho't air SPEECH training and dramatic old, $20 per hundred. Griffen, second or third.^h|ft. Girls cleisses for children. Jessie M. Dart Hill Road. Rockville. Real Estate Specialist furnace repairing. New hot air FOR SALE —Oil burning parlor for light factory work and Company and air conditioning furnaces in Hewitt. Phone 6253. heater, cabinet atyle, with pipe. Room 3, Odd Fellows Bldg. WRITE BOX 8, stalled. Eavea. trough and con­ one girl machine trainee. FOR SALE— Rhode Island Red Uaed 4 days, reasonable. Inquire 6 DOVER ROAD 489 IMteip Street Care THE HERALD ductor repairing. Norman Bentz 93 S t John atreet. 277 Spruce street. Tel. 8966. Read Herald'^idvs. laying pullets. Phone 6500. MANCHESTER -> ' SPENCER FOR SALE — Young milk fed FOR SALE—Nesco Chef electric stove, $65. H. MoInUre, 45 Hyde Residence 26 Alexander St. roosters, hens for fricassee. Phone CDWt 1» 6i Wf WM GCRyTCt. MIC. T.' k RCG. U. K FAT. OFF. 6178. Call after 5. DeUvery Fri­ street, Town. RUBBER PRODUCTS TEL. 4112 OR 7275 wway mKmmxrmr.a. m. o. a m . m. day and Saturday. . Chapel St. Manchester Weekdays or Sundays “ Don’l worry, we’re not going (o move— the, Aral nl?e FOR SALE— Reasonable, l'p a rlor •‘PrentiM likes to see me io the m llery while he's fllibiu- Is Of Your House Insured? stove, complete with oil burner, weather we get, your father ulways likes to price u few i FOR ^ALE—Brooderators, a few tmnj{—be 8«ys it gives him insjdratioBr HELP WANTED attfichmenta and pipe. Inquire ——I__ _ vfarmsl” Have you Increased the lire Inaorance op year home or other band, 583 Main street Barber Shop, 34 Oak atreet "1— buildings lately? / VIC F L IN T ^ Borrow a Book BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH LANE With or Without Experience Bulldlqg ooets today are much higher than they trere a taiv CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY _ yeara age. Machlneir and Todb S2 icali Q ^ n o soontf {one than GibwI's phone THAT WAS THE CORONER. Smart people'£re asking na to write addlUonai biiaranee on If yon are Interested in selling your property we respectfully nfler Men and Women ran{! While he was talking I p i^ d HE SAYS HE HAS HIS DOlWTS Ihelr properttes — the coat la not grmt (or the additional Insur­ WANTED Jord-Ferguson trac­ our servloes as sales agenta We have several customers who ''AA90UT t JUOGiE 0ARRIS9V ance yon need. FOR SALE WAS THE«ANYTHING X DONY 8E SO VP a little blade nokbook fiom Ms d iek. WEAVERS — SPINNERS tor. Phone 7519. would like to boy: ^ , KIN S A SUICIOL M M AO F/ IM NOT (AORE? ITtovOOIWONTjTOlKmSCARR.lJNE^ W PARAFFIN TEST AND /W RPRISEO . For yonr own protection we anggeet yon check np on the . ONE-FAMILY HOUSES . , — /TMiNG/im. YOUR ( [YES. THIS IS GROWL. fHMM. JIMMY < Walk-In Box 5’x6'x9’ 3-FAMn.Y FLATS FAILED TO FIND ANY J. TM GOING TO amount of fire tnsarance yon are carrying and compare It wHh INITiAlS A R F I.L . WHAT V^HEUCLCORONER^JERCrs NAME.? S-FAMILY DUPLEX HOUSES ,, UXIKS UKE . POWDER MARKS ON (AGET SOMnHING Experienced the replacement valne of your bnlkUBga. ------OOTHEV STAND FOR?, JHEJUOGIIIHAND. E A T. Complete wltb diffuser qnd FARMS — LARGE GR SMALL I A R E - - > 0 M R Y O R * J^TO W e wfU he pleneed to h ^ yon In eatJmating today's ^ahis mnehlne. Is Hi excellent condi­ Just qall, 'phone, write, or stop os on the street I SOMETHING.! LOOMFIXERS — STEAMFITTER FOR SA_.■ LE A. on yonr bnlldinga. tion. Why take the chance o f a financial loes'when lira Inauraaoe 7.ROOM SINGLE - ROBERT J. SMITH, INC ' can he bought at snob low priceaf ‘ CaD na at any time. Apply A t: . Real Estate and Insoranoe « Scientific Ocenpaney in 3 Weeks. 90S MAIN STREET PHGNE 3159 - 5343 ROBERT J. SJIITH, INC . Refrigeration Co, Cheney Brothers Employment Office ^ Real Estate and Inanraace Close To Main Street. 37 OAR STREET- 963 MAIN STREET PHONE 3430 - 5343 Will Trade for 2-Family. TE L. 3-1333

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