WEDNESDAY, JANUARY *1,1MB Average Dally Cirenlgtion Manchester Evening Herald For the Montli of Jaanary, 1948 TlisWaBther ------:------Foreeaat of f . s: Weather BareaM The Mothers Circle of St. Oemrd A recent arrival at the Naval Lieut. Col. Jar>ea H. McVeigh 9.06.3/ Repair Base, New Orleans, La., who la with Headquarters, Army will meet this evening with Mrs. Member of the Aailt , Fair and ^ntinued enid toalght About Town John Boyle ol 661 • East Middle John J. Lupacchino, 18, Seaman A ir forces Weatem Flying Train­ Beauiifuly Luxurious Tu;-npike. Second Class, is awaiting assign­ ing Oomnoandl at Santa A n*. Hareaa ef OlroolalloBe and Friday; dimlalahlag wlade. ment to further duty at one of the Calif., writes The Herald that he 1 T h « DxecvUv* coimiiiitcp of the .Naval stations in the Eighth Naval has met Herbert McCormick, Mancheiter— A City of Village Charm Jor Luther Longue, at its meet- ^ The SccordlCongiegntional tVo- Hale’s Housewares DIstricL IsipacchlRo entered the form er Manchester resident, now Charm -Tred Ihtt ntfht made plans for • men’S/League will meet tomorroV suternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. sNavy in October, 1944. and had living in San Marino, Caiif. He T O L. L X I Y - NO. lOS (ClaulSed Adveiilttaig ea Pago 10) ^Veipe>’ iervltt at Emanuel Lu- gave Mr. McCormick, well kno\yn MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1945 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CEI heran chuixh, Sunday, Eeb. 4 at Ralph Rockwell of 32 Starkweath­ ms recruit training at Sampson, er street. .New York. He Is the son of Mr. to his friends here as "Blondie." o’clock. Present at the mcctln* ' ! S > - CT« c i r l R ’ inier, Etvor Ander- and Mrs. Anthony Lupacchino, 76 a number of copies of The Herald m, Edith Jonnsoi, Norma John- The Manch'-stor Pipe Band will Florence street. One brother ic in and encloses a letter In which Mr. McCormick expresses his appre­ Where 16 Babies Died in Fire ,11 and Ruth KJellson. Carl Rei- render Scottish selections at the the Army in England. Prior to en­ SHAG RUGS er will be in charge of the ,?c«-v- 186th annlvirsary of the birth of tering the sei-vlce Lupacchino was ciation at receiving news of his Japs Fail to Fight Eir’or Andoraon, the devotions, Robert Burns to be celebrated Fri­ a student at Manchester High former home town. ' Pre-Shrunk — Washable Reds Smash to Oder^/ eand Hcrmati Johnson the topic. A day evening hv Clan Gordon No. school. \ • ' . z' 18, O.S.C., of Hartford, with n con­ j^#ociaI time »'ng Island N. Y. has reutrned the Y. M. C. A. Banks Near Kui^ti^in; p^-fiila evening at 7:30 will bo held Ml.ss Merlbah Leach of the word that her son CpL. Howard And Olongapo Base t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roh­ Newington Home for Crippled C.hristen.sen has been aw’Srded the Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma­ n ert Wldham, 32 Benton street. Children, will be the guest .speak­ Sliver Star and Cited for gallantry sons, has changed Its meeting er at the meeting of the High­ in action, when he wiped out a night from the first and third land Park School Parent Teiichei German machine sun neat on bee. Wednesdays of the month to the Unblunted Yank Spear-1 Association in the school a.s.aeni- 4. Cpl. Christen.sen entered the first and third Thursday evenings, Rangers Free Reach Edge of City bty hall this evening. Miss Leach Arm y at Manchester on Dec. 8, for the dursClon of the winter. A t heads Roll Clear of | conducts a speech clinic here in 1942 and left for activ' duty in the meeting tomorrow night In Dangerous Bottleneck! LECLERC town each week and will have « France where he is serving with the Masonic Temple the past mas­ 513 Prisoners FUNERAL HOME mes-sage of interest fo# the par­ the 7th Army. He was married ter degree will bis conferred on a Passage Only 28 Miles | Reach Point 39^Mll«ror ' ents. A social period with re- shortly before leaving for over­ class of candidates. 23 Main Street 24” X 48” Size Closer to Berlin as' fre.shnients by Mrs. D. M. Cald­ seas His wife resides at 821 Main From Manila; Devel­ In Daring Raid First Army Drives street. Phone 5269 well and her committee will fol­ The midweek prayer and praise oping Naval Base. Zhukov Masses In­ low. .and it Is hoped a, large num­ meeting of the Church of the IM— ■ ,M I fantry and Tanks to ber of the residents of the com­ The meeting of iJie W om an’! . Nazarene will take place this eve­ SpBciul— Just Received Assisted by Filipino 34” X 54” Size ..... General MacArthur’s Head-| munity will be present. Missionary Sisiiety of Emanuel j ning at 7:30 at the church, with Within Plain Sight Make Quick Smash at Lutheran church will be held to- | quarters, Luzon, Feb. 1.— (/P) j Guerrillas in Emptying the pastor, Rev. Jamee A . Toung A Shipment of 30*4Pieee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klein- morrow aftenujon at 2 o'clock at , in charge. — Subic bay and its Naval j Camp 25 Miles Be­ Greatest Defenses o f .achmidt have received word from the church. Friday evening at 8 ' For Bedrooms — Living Rooms and Bathrooms repair base of Olongapo, dot­ MacDill F'ield that their son A r­ o'clock the .iofie.y will hold a Val- , hind Japanese Lines. Of Siegfried Line Reich Capital; Nazis We Sell nold M. Klelnschmldt has been pro­ P I tine tea which will be open to Luray Pastel Dishes Extra heavy weight, luxurious shag rugs that will ted with pillboxes but inex­ moted to corporal. Young Klein- all in the congrrgation and friends. plicably abandoned by the Throwing in Reserves. Oil Burners wear for years and years. Soft pastel colors in blue, General MacArthur'a Headquar­ ,^chmidt Is known to the “Pep The speaker will b- Stanley Swan- j Japanese, were back in son of the Kennedy School of Mis- ! maise, green, rose, ecni and peach. Indications Grow Ger­ Boys” at iJ. H. S. as “rke” . He is and American hands today as un­ ters, Luzon, Jan. 31.— (Delayed) Bulletin! training with his crew’ as a turret sions, H anfiird. Mrs. Hilding i Service for 4 — (JP)—Men of Bataan, Corregldor Quick Shift Bolin heads the rofreshment com- blunted Yank spearheads to mans Have Withdrawn London, Feb. I.— gunner for combat duty. Texaco miitee. Furnaces $ 3 * 9 8 the east rolled clear of a danger­ and Singapore—513 of them— seph Stalin announced tff- were snatched froi.i under the Farther Back; Village - $ A Few Still Available. These are sold as sets, we will have open stock Luray ous bottleneck passage only 28 flaming muzzles of Japanese guns - Of American niffht the capture of the Po­ The Public Utilities Oommission later. road miles from Manila. After Village Seizetl. RACKLIFFE OIL CO. last night in an exploit of un­ lish fortress of Torun. • has granted the Silver Lane Bua Taken Without OpposlUon matched daring. Tel. Hartford 9-8191 A REMINDER! Line Company the right to operate Well-fortified Grande island, the Some 400 picked men of the Troops Plan 898 Maple AvewM — Hartford Paris, Feb. 1.— (/P)—The London, Feb. 1.— (IS) — The Crystalite buses in the transportation of “little Corregldor” guarding the Sixth Ranger battalion and Fili­ Russians with their fast- When You Need More school children under bus markers (MONEY! entrance to Subic bay, was taken pino guerrlllaa made a commando American First Army ad­ instead of school markers. The SAVE] tUELI USE Metal without opposition Tuesday by raid 25 milea behind Japanese vanced within plain sight of Annies Will Leave Bulk paced tanks and infantry INSURANCE company transports children under f HiAT! Eighjth Arm y troops. Units of the lines to empty a prison camp and Here are the gutted ruins of a baby boarding homo at Auburn, Me., where 16 babies and one the strangely silent Siegfried have smashed to the banks of - a contract with the local Board of U . S. Seventh fleet then steamed partially fulfill one of the Philip­ woman were burned or suffocated to death. (AP wlrepholo). line on a broad front toda.v O f Equipment in Eu­ the Oder northwest of Kus- Fire • Theft • Aatontobile Education, to Hollister street, Wmdow Into Subic ‘ bay. pines objectives closest to Gen. Other elements of Lieut. Gen. amid growing indications rope When Transfer trin at a point about 39 miles or Furniture Buckland and Manchester Green Douglas Mac Arthur’s heart. schools. The request was made BROWN'S Ventflators Robert Elchelberger's Eighth Take Guards by Surprise that the German's had with­ Made to Paei^c Area. or closer from Berlin, th o Kerosene merely as a matter of convenience Army moved by road along the They took Japanese guards by drawn farther back. Over­ German high command an­ CALL 2 SIZES inner rim of Subic bay to capture and In the Interests of time saving. InstefiHy rewevee seel frem New! Fine Quality surprise and rescued 486 Ameri­ Fight on Labor Relations Law night advances generally nounced today. It was possi­ GARAGE letMe «e«l« ell m the Olongapo Naval base which, Washington, Feb. l —(;p>—Pros­ cans, 23 British, three. Nether- reached four milea deeper into ble that the Russians were even hurnWif #Mctiec9» Wller er before the war, was an American pects of a speedier end of the Jap­ 16 Brainard Place ' ArgpNic< d—r ^ chtiwiev landers and one Norwegian—all Germany. Village after village closer than 39 miles, for the Ger­ ALEXANDER depot. (Rear of the Gas Co.) fe^. Even • thin cooling of that were left in the prison camp fell. Patrol.s entered the fringes anese war developed today with man communique did not give the tool con wotlc holf vowf 59cand 79< Gen. Douglas &(‘^<=Arthur said In Nueva Ecija province of east­ IwctI Stop thlt hoof loss Begins Shaping Up in Assembly o t th e Siegfried line in the Mon- disclosure of a plan for a quick exact location of the penetration T. WOOD Co. JARVIS ASHES and RUBBISH All Kiiids of General Oval Bath Mat Sets In hU communique today that “we with Chimney Swoop. Sofo. ern Luzon. chad sector, where a whole three- shift of troops from Europe to the to the river. The Oder swings to to ALEXANDER STREET Automobile Repair Work Cosy to U8C. SI con It are now using this excellent an­ M any more hundreds of more REMOVED, full wtntor'f supply for mile section was captured earlier Pacific once Germany ia defeated. within 28 miles of Berlin north­ Oflice 41 ft ReaMenee 7t7S Seven smart color combinations. chorage, and development of a able-bodied war prisoners bad Phone 4496 in the week. Third Army infan­ Under this system, which was west of Kustrin. But Immedintely Weekdays and Sondaya Oval shape bath mat with multi-color ^ Naval base is already under way." been sent to work camps in Japan. Two Measures Quickly TELEPHONE ^962 FREE TOWING trymen seized four more German described by high sources, troops northwest of Kustrin it Is 89 floral pattern with matching seat cov- tCLIW . All Jap PiUboxes Empty Hundreds of others had died. Baldwin Urges State Draw Fire of Repre­ towns, . ___ Jn Europe will leave th» hnlk n t miles from the capital, and It P H O N E 8978 O R 2-1227 All but two of the men were GAVELLO & E. SCHULZ 3 Lb. Can . . .$1.00 er. Red, wine, black.and white, nile Olongapo wsk well outfitted Eerie Silence C'overa Guiia their equipment on the continent seemed ‘more likely that n point brought out alive by the 121 men sentative of St€ite Fed­ in the Kustrin vicinity was meant. green, reseda green, dusty rose and with Japanese dugouts and A n eerie silence covered the big and then re-arm In the Pacific with of the Sixth Ran;;er bdttalion who equipment piled up there from this Reach Edge of Knstrln blue. SET pillboxes —all empty. Similarly, stormed into the prison stockade eration of Ijabor. Nazi guns in the lines, but Am eri­ Large 6 Lb. Gan $1.89 Grande Island was abandoned by Conserve Resources country. The eastern edge of Kustrin it- ^ under command of Lieut. Col. can artiffery of both the First and self, one of the chief defenses oC, A lIM e U i the enemy, its American guns Third Arm y laid a barrage on the Could .Mean Saving of Months Henry Muccl of Bridgeport. Conn. This could mean a savings of the German capital, was renchMt; “pointing distonsolately out to Bulletin! fortifleationa along a 40-mile sec- MILLINERY Theii enfeebled hearts flickered General Fund Appropri* months in throwing the full weight by the swift Soviet punches rap-' sea,” .in the words of Associated ,tor opposite Belgium and Luxem­ out when they were in sight of State Capitol, Hartford, of American forces against the idly spreading the fires of wnr' HALE'S SELF SERVE Press Correspondent James lions of $73,816,227 ^ ^ F K ie y U l g C S bourg, The heaviest enemy resist­ DUST PANS American lines. Feb. 1.— {/Py—Expiration of Japanese. The campaign against to the heart of the Reich, snld Hutcheson. » ance was limited strictly to small The Original In New England! Large Size in ,N o Guards Left. Alive them already has been described German broadcasts. Sixth Arm y troops 35 miles to Against Estimated Rev­ Governor Baldwin’s war pow­ arms and accurate mortar screen­ Black Jlnamel The Rangers attacked with by War Secretary Stimson as Along s 70-mile front Marshal- the east meanwhile reached the Senate Delay ers at midnight last night, ing. Troops frankly were amazed DUSTER BRUSH such merciless precision- that not ahead of schedule. Gregory Zhukov massed waves of town pf Calumpit, 28 road miles enue of $80,557,650. at the complete lack of artillery one of the Japanese stockade and the failure of the Legis- The plan will add to w ar coats, tanka and Infantry for a quidc To use with dust pan. , _ from Msnils, in a drive down an and. in most cases, the enemy's THURSDAY SPECIALS guardS|Was left alive or able to 'lature to renew them, result­ require a continuation ,of a high- I smash at Berlin's greatest ds- Special! JVC reluctance to atahd and fight. 69c •asily-defensible atret^ of high­ resist. And they attacked .with State Capitol, llartford, Upon Wallace rate of production and postpone Jfenses. ed today in two special mes­ way flanked by huge smmplands. stfch care that not one o f the pris­ Feb. 1.— (yP)^Appropriations The French Firiit Arm y foUght the day of reconversion. I But at the center o f his apeOP- ' Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! Red or Green At Failure « f the Japanese to put sages from the governor to oners was scratched. from the general fiind of Into Horbourg, eastern suburb of On the other hand. It was point­ head in the 40-mile wide Frankfurt GimmI All Hair Brushes up a flght In this natural defense Within a matter of minutes all the Genefjal Assembly. In one Colmar, in the shrinking pocket be­ $73,816,227 for the next bien­ Wants Action of Nomin­ ed out that It would mean the sav­ I Salient between the Oder and tha' Sugar Heart • aone w as as puzzling as the ene­ had been released and were on he requer’ed “full authority low Strasbourg. The Poilua cap­ ings of perhaps thousands of Uvea \ Warthe, the German high com­ ' $1.25 - $1.39 49c my's lack of opposition at Subic their 25 mile journey to freedom, nium against e.stimated reve­ ation Deferred Until tured seven towns, including Gers- that, might otherwise be lost In a mand said it had hurled in Its ro- to rope with the fuel situa­ Jar 2 5 c bay. walking, carried on backs of nue of $80,557,650 were heo thclm, a mile from the Rhine. They prolonged campaign. I se'rves to halt' the invading col- Peanut Butter husky Rangers or riding in cara Congress Can Act tion.” and in the other he crossed the Rhine-Rhone canal an'd For a Clean Sweep — New Fibre Cross Panipanga River ommended today to the Gen­ Two Other Factors Figure I limns which already had broken The Americans crossed the Pam- bao carts. , said “immediate action” was took Obcnlielm, 15 miles south of Two other factors undoubtedly ! through a defense shield 23 miles Nearly 100 were so weak from eral Assembly by Gov. Ray­ O n ^ nding 'Agencies. Strasbourg. Hcidolaheim, Ohnen- panga river just north of Calum­ needed “with reference to .sol­ figured in the adoption of the plan; east of Frankfurt. malnutrition, disease and three- mond E. Baldwin in a budget heim, and Elaenheim, south of Sel- Pkgs. pit to awing free of the swampy 1— A scarcity of shipping to Reii Planes Rake Highways Minute Gelatin 2 25c year-old wounda that they could message urging coiiser\’atlon of diers’ laws under the G.I. bill estate, were taken. Durrenentzen House Broom $1.29 corridor and aim down the straight \ Bulletin! handle the tons and tons of equip­ Red air fleet planes raked the not walk when they were cut the state's fiacaPresources to meet Waabiagton, Feb. 1— f>P) — of rights.” and Urschenheim, south of the Col­ Manila highway. They were ap­ ment: and 2—the war against Ja­ Berlin-Frankfurt highwaye and loose from Japanese bondage. “huge potential obligations ot the The bdmliilBt ration won a mar canal, were captured. proaching Malolos, 22 road miles pan is moving along months ahead Moscow dispatches said Nazi pris­ The rescue cost the lives of 27 future.’’ slender' sictoiy In the flght to Advanees Average Two Miles 5oy Beans Can 23c from Manila. State Capitol, Feb. 1.— (/p) of schedule w'hile the European oners repoi'tcd panic In ths G er­ Rangers and Filipinos in a guer Old Age Deficit Expected salvage a^ cabinet post for The U. S. Third A rm y pushed w ar is lagging, narrowing the time man capital heeanse German civil­ One column of .jtxth Arm y — Another fixht over a pro­ rilla unit led by Maj. Robert Schedules released with the Henry Wallace today when tw’o and a half milea into Germany available to shift European forres ians believed the airmen’s red I troops, which has been moving Van Camp’s Set o f 6 Lapham of' Davenport, la., who budget message showed that the the Senate Voted 43 to 41 to posed labor relations law be- in the edges of the Siegfried line to achieve the greatest benefit flares were artillery flashes. southward from Llngayen, turned fought off a savage tank-led Japa­ state will have a gross estimated delay action on the nomina­ sran shaping up today in the east of the Our river. Ingelscheid, from their u.se In the Pacific. Officially. Moscow placed the westward on the Bataan peninsula nese attack along the escape cor­ surplus in the general fund of $6,- tion. The original vote oii the General Assembly with the Ihren, WinterspcIt and Heekhalen- While it was not dl.sclosed what closest Soviet approach to Berlin Chili Con Came Lge. Jar 3 5 C road from San Fernando and cap­ ridor. 741,423, the . difference between Bailey motion was n tie, 42 to equipment would be left behind, introduction of two measures fcld— all in Germany and south- Bowl Covers tured Lubao. This represented a S2S JapaneM! Killed proposed appropriations and esti­ 4f, but Senator Taft (R- oast of SL Vith—were captured in trucks, construction equipment (Continued on Page Fonr) Havol (Contents) Extra Fine Quality White Rayon llO-mlle advance to with'n 25 road The raiders killed 523 Japanese mated revenue, to cover an ex­ Ohlo) changed his vote . in which quicki.v drew the fire advanees averaging two miles de­ and perishable goocU presumably mUes of a juncture with the —more than one for every prison­ pected deficit of 82,310,000 in the order to be able to move re­ of a Connecticut Fedei'ation spite thick siViall arm fire, mud, would be included. All of these er release— and knoi^ked out 12 With elastic. Fit bowls 4 in. Eighth Army pressing eastward old age pension fund and finance consideration of the motion of of Labor representative. O f­ rain and slush. The assault carried could be used in the rehabilitation Bleaching Water Gal. 23c enemy tanks. i^y new or expanded services Senator Bailey (D-N.C.) to of France, Italy, Belgium and Hol­ from the Zambales cc . i beach- fered by Rep. Herbert B. Wander­ to within nine miles of Prum, one 'This first mass liberation of which might be authorized by the put the Senate in executive land. to 12 in. Damask Table Cloths Inead, established without JBlood- er of Bethel, the Republican ma- of the strongest Siegfried line bas­ Allied prisoners of war in the Legialature. . aeaalon to consider the noro- Would Fly Planes to'PscIflc f-- |shed Monday. tions. . F lash es! western Pacific was accomplished The over-all costs of running laaUon Immediately. Jorit.Y leader, the measures would Such a jimeture will sear off the (The German communique said ' Most of the airplanes still in op­ ( Late BuMetina of the (Ah W ire) I y an all-night forced march east require 10 days’ notice before the erating condition, especially heavy Prunes 2 Lbs. 3fc I historic Batsan peninsula, which the state government for the next the U. S. First and Third Armies i of the American lines to Cabu. calling of a strike or lockout and I forma the western shore of Manila twO 'yeara were estimated in the Washington, Feb. Ma­ had driven "deep inside our main bombers, undoubtedly wo.uld be The commando force, made up give workers "the right to re­ Tank Production Halted 54” x54” I bay. Japanese jroops have flee' in- schodUies at 8180,040.490. That lines" on the entire front between ' flown to Pacific b.-ises. Small arms, of the 121 Rangers and 286 Fill jority Leader Barkley (Ky.) told frain” from union activities, a some artillery and tanks also pre­ ! Detroit, Feb. 1-^Ti— Productioa Ifo Ba'taan from San Fernando and figure coihprised the proposed Monschau and St. Vith. The at- ! Bruiich (!an 37C iC »et pinoa in the guerrilla unit! left 873,816,227 general fund appro a Democratic senatorial confer­ provi.slon interpreted by S'lme a.s sumably would be shipped. I of medium .tanks at the Chryslet- /■ I other sectors to the northeast, and uirected toward the closed shop. tacks were declared halted in fierce ! operated Detroit tank arsenal was American lines under protection of priaUona, 840.231,054 for high ence today he wants action on fighting. German reverses east and The balance might eventually be air cover and reached the - prison Feinmark Raps Bill sent to the Pacific, brought back halted at noon today foUowfng a (ConUnned on Page Six) Henry Wallace’s cabinet nomina­ camp without detection. Harold V. Feinmark. legislative to this country - for salvage or strike of 151 rutter grinders and ^kACX COPfN 54” x70” (Coattnaed on Page Tw o) (Continued on Page Seven) Fresh Celery Bch. 27c Their a^vift. fierce attack tion deferred until Congress can agent and secretary of the Con­ .storage, or disnosetl of on the con­ 14 "ivorkers on the final drive as­ BROWN AQUA caught the guards completely by divest the Conunerce department necticut Federation of Labor, as­ tinent as surplus. Frqp’ the first, sembly line. .4 company spokes­ NAVY KELLY Casserole Lustrous white rayon damask cloths with a beautiful surprise. The Japanese struck of its lending agencies. serted: it was planned that coasidersble man sail approximately 1,100 men |Huge Bombers Senator WaUh (D., Mass. I, FUCHSIA COFFEE In Brown Earthenware. sheen. Limited quantity only. back violently and perslstenliy as Seeking Cause “The bills are against everything 4-Power Rule ■imounts of supnlles woiili' neccs ivere made idle by the work stop­ Fresh Carrots Bch. 11c the Kscue column headed back tO' emerging from the closed meet­ for which labor has fought and of .‘^aril.V he left abroad because the page. which he said was in protest GREY $1.98 ward the Sixth Ranger camp and ing. told reporters Barkley had the sort of labor relations law cost of shipment ,wottld surpass against the discharge of n prohn- RED Hit Singapore freedom for the vaUsnt men who Of Fatal Fire said he desired the W allace ap­ needed to maintain stable labor re­ their worth. tlnnary empinx-e. had been at the mercy of Japanese pointment kept on the Senate's lations after the w ar." For Rliinelaiic! Even the movement of troops Store Open Thursdays and Saturdays, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 3pt. Bowl Sets $1.98 guards for neariy three years. calendar until the George bill Is Introduction of the two W ander­ alone will require months. Rela­ KM) Klllrd In Train U'rerk HEALTH MARKET Super-Forts Strike at The heavy, disproportionate pa.— About Maine Officialr Begin This measure, by Senator ^own for what promised to be one Ruhr Alsu Inrliitlpd in ployed so far in the drive against 100 persons were killed and 70 In- Set of Four Covered Individual Military Installations of the busiest days of' the session, iured III the wreck of a special In spite of difliculties of wtir and weather. Fresh (OonUoued oa Page Six) Series of Investigations George (D., Ga.), would transfer the RFC and other lending agen­ including receipt of Governor Bald­ Proposal C h 11 r r h i 11 (Continned on Page Two) I train of pilgrims at 12:47 a. m. to- For Third Time Today win's budget message. I day near Cazadero, 100 mlira Sea Food continues to come in to Boston Fish Pier; not —First Victims Buried. cies to an independent Federal Taking to Conference. always as much as required but we’ve gotten along pretty $ 1 . 6 9 set loan administration. First Special Message north of here. The nine coaches Casseroles I loRiied nith . pilgrims were swept IVaahington, Feb. 1—id’)—Sup- W hole Situation DiqcUssed Before appearing in person be­ well .so far. » Minor Hurdle off the track and three Nntrst Into er-Fortraoses bombed Japanese Bulletin! V/alsh said the wjgole W allace fore a joint meeting of the House London, Feb. i._Prime W orld Unity The JM(HAL-C CORE and Senate to give his budget mes­ Minister Churchill U Uking to the I flames quickly. The National rall- COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION Leatherette Aubura, Me., Feb. 1— situation was discussed but no atUtary Installations In the Sing- sage, the chief executive sent to I ways, xvhich announced the pre­ manchistir CoMie Gov. Homoe A. Hildreth call­ vote was expected to be taken. big three cqpfercnce a plan for a FROM OUR DISPLAY! ore area today for the third Faced by Bill the Legislature his first special liminary rasiialty list, eald a ed Aadroseoggta County At­ Senator Kilgore (D., W. Va.) also four-power government for post­ Will Be Slow message of the session. In it he , freight train crashed Into the rear time. torney A. F. Martin and State discounted the possibility of any war control of the German Rhine­ Photo Holders told the solons that he “needed full I nf the pilgrims* train xvhich left A press flash from 20th A ir Inaurance Department Arson land and Ruhr, an unimpeachable Haddock Flounders For Single Pktarc. Final House Passage of authority to cope with the fuel sit­ here vesterdav afternoon. ^orce headquarters said B-29a of laapeetor Joaopb A. Flyan to (Continned ou Page Two) source said today. The plan is un­ Atherton Sees Many l)is- ... tbo capItol at Augusta lor a uation,” and plans were immedi­ derstood to csdl for separation of Jrig. Gen. Roger M. Ramey’s 20th Manpower Legisla­ ately set afoot to give him that ' Ask Senatorial Probe Cod Fillets oonfereaoe today aftar Martin the Rhineland and Ruhr . om (Jer- lomber command struck by day­ appointnients Before Atlanta, Feb. 1—od to have propoaed last quarter of a centiury with partial Is last One of the Unasaal Itcnm In O ir WcR Stodeed kipping plying the ' Japan-East tially the form recomi. ended by etriaSoa. In a One investigation was launched b a n at the church’s House of Earlier yesterday the houaa de­ August that American troops oc- confederation and if the United Fipsted Foods Case. * Idles sea route. the ' Military committee— minus to C halrann tfc sa n a (PL. < by Harry O. Page, state eommis- Riabops. cided unanimously to launch a cu^ northwest Germany and States hod to learn through the I The round trip flight—largely controversial “anti-closed shop” tha Sonntn A f ...... PLAYING STARTS AT 8:15 hm J W M A I C c o m tloner of health and welfare, who Bishop Hobson, rddreaalng last campaign for 83.000,000 for “re- maintain only a token force in bitter experience of the ArUcIcs of the eegaalastlens Store Open Hiursdays and Satardajrs, f A. M. to 9 P. M. nlgl^’a session of tbs annukl gath- construrtion and advancement "aet^qna,^ h f m 99f* tla). oa Pa^ Six) :Manchbst« i C6hi«* (OsottaMd SB F% a at the house, reported an a i work” In foreign fields. fOeaRanafi ea Page Sevaa) iOMRaiM* mi F«g« 8evea).

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i-'J .''M • . i . • . • ' . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, 7MUKSUAY, KEBRUAKY 1.1945 MANCHES’lEK EVENING HEKAliU, MANGHEyiBK, GUNN., THUKSUAI, f Ei5KUAKl 1, 1945 TWO nected with serving the Increasing saaascsgssvsass******* hyaterically. “ I had them in my Baldw in Plans Your Gl. Rights First N ational j| W arns on M ail lines of car owners who visit the at least yfitil July 1, 1M6, assertel conclusion on soldiers and vet- ing, Om nMdal uoea no critical ma- bounded in Belgium There will be, he said, need for a victims are servicemen and one major operation. the nearest motor vehicle depart­ fantry. Third Army. He is un­ building program which will cost conference Vote which might state CapltoL Hartford, Feb. 1 orans of World WAr n, has been Closed several days while alter­ Hartford, Feb. 1.—Thursday, Japan. For example, fewer than of those three never hqd seen his The board of 1a * review will be Holy Communion win ba ‘ob­ terlala. Its design Is an eagle set ment office. The main office in January 17. married. . 1. , “many millions of dollars. chart the party’s course. — OF)—It was regarded aa likely in started by the newly organised ations were being made. First Na­ February 16th, will be the final a dozen divisions have been Iden- Walsh said enough members child. Other victim.s were children .n session today, Tuesday, Febru­ Hartford handles the bulk of the Chester Varrlck. brother of ■ "There arc many other equally ary 6, and Friday. February 9 served at both morning and;eva* American' Legt.-m M ^ical AdviiH tional’s new Self-Serve, is now within a circle, with the wings lifieti as parllcipatlng in *he Luzon aeemed willing to vote for Wal­ of mothers engaged in war work. aome informed quartera here that date for the acceptance of mail renewals but the branches in New r. WJd Mr*- Ftanfc Varrlck, of Joseph Varrlck took part In the In­ invasion---- one of the biggest important calls for expenditures from 5 to 9 p. m. The board con­ nlng services of the South Metho­ ory Board. open at 308 M ail street, near Mid­ extending beyond the circle’s Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, vasion of Lacvte and another broth­ lace after the George WIl is passed Only one tiny Ixjdy reni.*vined un­ Oov. Raymond E. Baldwin would dle turnpike. And old customers renewals of 1944 registrations, ilier Place, were notified yes- Pacific opoiation.s so far. that will be with us aa soon as sists of Joseph DeCarli, Walter dist church, Sunday, in connection Headed by Col. Leonard G. Norwalk, Danbury, Waterbury, er. Walter Varrlck. is now fighting peace comes.” he told the legisls- —but not before—to lead him to claimed at the morgue. reaort to a special radio broad- Rowntree, Chief of the Medical and new, marvel at the transfor­ edges. L.. ifii according M .Commissioner John COUGH Lozm ois *y that their aon. Pvt. Joseph Balk Ir Go to I’aclfie There, was some question as to Davis and John W. Fullerton. Mr. with a 'roll-call of all church mem­ New London, Norwich, ‘ Willlman- s r w A ck wa* seriously wounded in in Belgium. tors. guess that the nomination event­ Fullerton la in St. Petersi-urg, Fla. caat tonight to place before the Division of Sei-.-ctlve Service, it mation. T. McCarthy of the department Ready toothinf beeanse fhsyVs *| Forty or more divi.siona are now ually might be confirmed. Walsh whether one or more bodies had bers. Each member of the church tlc and Torrington, serving con­ W elalum on January 17. One of Should Conserve Resources The State Highway and town Connecticut electorate his poeltlon includes woiid famous specialists In the first place the wiiole front for the first time yesterday morn­ state Policeman Robert J. Murphy of motor vehicles. gested areas, do a proportionate ready medicaud. Eseh F « F x| lighting the Nazis in Italy and on is Hated among Wallace’s oppon­ l*een miaidrntlfled. The unclaimed has received through "The Chal­ including Lic’jt. Col. Charles Mayo of the store has been changed. Cough Loteoge gives your threat SUUM aona of the Varriek family in Will Remember Historical Date ’•Because of these huge potential body, authorities said. was not crews have been hard at work lenge,” the monthly bulletin of the In the bitter partlaan le^slatlve ing an(J a flow of customers all day after he Is alleged to have stolen Organization erf department volume of renewals when the fa­ lervlce, Joseph entered the service the western front 'ind the bulk ol ents. Clearing the snow for the past few Tram the Mayc Clinic in Roches­ Whereas formerly entrance was in testified to ita popularity. personnel tor the annual renewal s 15 minute soothiiig Irritmiat ; them presiiniablv 'voiild be moved obligations of the future, it it no. that of Diane Savard. 6 months, church, a membership card which fight that has sprung up over the s car from the rear of Dickinson’s cilities are considered. that resebea all the uiayP)-—^All the either in China or the Japanese In 'addition to the six funerals Communion service has been pre­ •ing their research and study. ed entirely to show windows, d"te theyll idways remember — possible resources may be con­ en up. They planned therefore to Miss Barbara Lanz of Tonioka pared and will be used in these Francis T. Maloney will be (dioaeii. rif the largest new development cident. according to the Commissioner. way through France and across Pearl Harbor day William Arthur mainland. The next jumo may move that the nomination be the today, arrangements, had been Many vete.-ans arc turning up served for the days to come." made to bury two other victims to­ avenue, who is a student at Pem­ sen'ices on Sunday. The choir will Yesterday the Democratlc-con- stock Increased in Manchester, those running Into Prior to the brisk "window” re­ the Atlantic Corp. John Tshulos Romero, was bom Dec 7. 1913, and cany the Anion can fonc.s to one first order of business. broke College, Providence. R. 1., with little understood ailments As you enter the establishment Middle Turnpike East and West. newal at the department’s eleven The governor stressed especially morrow—Mrs. Rosa Cote, 50 the sing in the morning and the chapel. trolled Senate rejected by a roll Aptly Named Locale kept a sharp rye on his barracks Martin Lynn Romero, Dec. i, 1914. or the other. While Chairman Bailey (D.. N. has been home for a few days. which are the direct result of vou are surprised at its conven­ Robert J. Friday, manager of officea throughout the state, Coupled with revelation nf the that it was necessary to conserve nurse, and her five-year-old aon, choir in the evening. Both services (»U vote of 19 to 15 a measure tropical diseases Same la true for bag. But he relaxed his vigilance LECLERC and further increase the post-war C ) of the Commerce committee, Robert, whom she tried in vain to will be held in the sanctuary of the approved by the Republlcan-^dom- ience for shopping. Stretched the the old store as well as the new which generally starts about Feb­ as he boarded a train for Bingham­ i ^ T K E E P new plan there was.a further indi­ an anti-Wallace leader, argued flyers and pers,,ns who have been Prescott, Arlz.- Fire de­ ruary 15th, the bulk of the cleri­ FUNERAL HOME S|>eed.v l..e|fislBtive Day purposes fund established In 1943 save. church. George Gaskill Aahton, inated House extending for an­ entire length of the building, are Self-Serve, has been with the com­ ton. A baggageman gave the bag cation that I ’ . R. industrial power and which now approximates $13.- that a moUon to take up the non»- subjected to severe concussions &elf-Sen/e bins plleu high with at­ pany for seven years and at the stroyed 3,oioo chickens in an aptly cal force works on mall renewals. la being .sighted toward Nippon. Those buried today: Married Couples minister of music, will play the or­ other two years the governor's from bomb bursts or depth charges. H heave and—"\VluK>.'»h!” went the 23 Maih Street Boise. Idaho-Station Kido 0(X),000. Inatlon first was a preferential gan apd direct the choirs. Rev,, tractively packaged goods. Man­ present stand for the past two named locale. It was burnt ranch, After February 15th these ' bottle of champagne Tushuloi had mNDMA IN Tlie Office ot Defense Transpor­ Ronald and Gerald Landreville, powers to suspend sfatutea he be­ Many of these problems are en­ named after a fire in 1864. Phone 5269 News Editor Ralph He.hert strode He said: one, Senator Pepper (D., Fla.) tight-months-old twin sons of Mr. W. Ralph Ward. Jr., mlnl.ster. will lieves Interfere with the state’s ager Robert J. Friday explained veara. He is a native of 'I^rring- clerks are assigned to duties con­ I saved for his homecoming. into the Capitol, noted the Senate tation said the defeat of Geimany tirely new, incident to high-speed that he now had three times the ton but has lived in Manchester •'By conserving this fund, I have said which comes first might and Mrs. Landreville; Arnold At Chiireli Supper preside at each service and deliver war effort. Then it adopted Ita and hlgh-alttude flying and fight­ was calling roll and left the cham­ will Increase rathai than decrease in mind, first, the careful restric­ hinge on who is recognized first the Communion meditation. He amount of stock he had b^ore the a long time. He is married and has HER CHAIR demands for rail transportation. V/ideman, Jr., one year and seven own bill continuing only for as ing In the tropics. The Board hopes change-over waa made. Also, he two children and resides at 403 ba*s as Lively as a Youngster— ber to hang up his overcoat. When tion of the use of any part of the by the chair. He predicted a ma­ months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ will be a.sslstcd by the lay preach­ long as the assembly is in session to find cures tor many of these Neev her Backache Is better he returned a few minutes later, This assertion was based on a re­ fund to those purposes for which it jority would oppose taking up the ers of the church. Lewis W. Has­ said, the variety of goods has been Center street. port from MaJ. Gen. C. P. Gro.ss. nold Wldeman: Yvette Mescrvler, Mr. and Mrs. • Albert Post and such war orders as now are in residual ma'.adics. wm sahnn iiBi.i secait badteeh* the Senate had adjourned for the waa established and, second, the nomination ahead of the measure. one year and seven months, daugh­ kins and William Keith. increased tremendously. chief of transportation for the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler, who effect. Q. I am a veteran and have been The present store seems to old day. retention of \he fund Intact until As the Senate was to o]>en on ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Non-resident members have been Powers Expired at Midnight oirk f(jr several months, not Army Service Forces, that rede­ it is actually needed for the pur­ were in charge of the supper of customers to be considerably larg­ M Uneyv «r« Natura ■ ehM way of i»k' legislative rather than executive Meaervier: Robert Ealin, 2, adopt­ the Married Couples club at the notified of this roll-cnh ser\-lce and At midnight last night the war enough, up until now, to go into Admits Committing • irniBi Acadt mad WMt* out of ih* i ployment of forces tor the Japa­ poses for which it was estab­ (nominaUon) business, it waa urged to attend church In the er and much brighter. This effect ^ Thojr MOM people pam about 3 nese campaign wlP pbice "an uh- ed aon of Mr. and $tra. Felix Esiin, Second Congregational church powers granted Baldwin by the the hospital. However, loss ot work Now Many Wear lished." Pepper’s contention that Democra place of their residence, retumlKg arid doctor biilf have eaten up my waa brought about by the color ,;rccedent«Hl load" upon transpor­ and Jacqueline Guenette, six- last night, were complimented on 1943 asaembly, largely Republican scheme of painting and the Dozen Burglaries “ id L n fa rolk id a iy fuartioa pormita Surpluaca to Post-War Fund tic Leader Barkley would be rec­ tcontha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. their roll-call cards that they may cosh reserve. Now I am advised ■vHiyai a a iu r to reaMua in your blood, it tation fa^lities. its excellence. The meal consisted controlled, expired. fluorescent system of lighting. FALSE TEETH To the post-war fund go all gen­ ognized before anyone else. Bar­ Joaeph Guenette, all of Lewiston. be counted. It is expected that to go to the Hospital and can 'f af­ jrcaii—nMl^nf *^*^^^****» rb^matlo paina, Thla was Interpreted to mean eral fund BUrpluBcs in excess of of generous dishes of Spanish rice The Senate’s action yesterday Every article is perfectly visible, kaaof pop aad oeeTty, fruiog up With More Comfort ring some other plan, he said Bark­ with Hamburgers, scalloped com. there will be a large responee. ford It. What should I do? Ridgefield, Feb. l —(i4>)—State , aweiUof. pwiinaoa under the eyca, that, aside from the movement of $1,000,000. waa marked by the first full dress handy and the price tags so placed rA ST K B T Il, a .alraaaat alkaliiK- ley wo’ild pVopoge taking up the Harvard beets, rolls, coffee, jellied debate of the current legislative Free Treatment Police LieuL Harry T. Tucker, bto and obaincoo. Frequent or acaaty (iion-ai’lill powder, holds falae teeth troops to the west coast, large ’The governor proposeu that the Spring MeeUng Fostponed that there can be no mistake. Man­ commanding officer of Ridgefield gm vHb amartiaf aad buralnc aomc- George bill first and ask that the Sock and Buskin fruit salad and cottage pudding session. In it Majority Leader A. If your sickness has nothing . ahewa thofu io aomothiai wrong with more flrnily. To eat and talk In more quantities of aimament produced recommended increase in the Sol- nomination go to the calendar to ager Friday in commenting on thla barracks said today that William with cherry sauce. Leon RlsCassl advised the gov­ to do with service In the armed Hdarsw or bladder, com fort. Just sprinkle s little PAS- in east coast centers would neces­ diera’, Sailors*' and Marines' fund await disposition of the lefflalatlon. Chicago, Feb. t— (A*»—John 8. phase of shopping, said that one Ingram, 22,«of Southbury, who was rgiil A ak your drugf^'for Doaa*! TBKTH on your pistes. No gummy, ernor to "remember” he was the fcices, you are, entitled to treat­ sarily be transported west by ./ail. come out of poat-war fund "be- Pepper (ttacounted raporta that To Present Play Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lord and Knight, president of the American ment in a Veterans' Admihistra- can pick out what is wanted, have arrested Monday night on a charge I aaOMOifaUy by nimioaa for o% er gooey, psflty tsate or feeling. Ciiecka only Republican elected to major •'piste odor” (denture breath). Get cauae such a use of monies from the adminlatratlon might com- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rockwell were Society of Nev'spaper Editors, ti'in hospital, if there is room. If It checlied and be out of the store, of theft of a motor vehicle at New­ FASTBETH at any drug stors. in charge of the program which state office last November, and twdee as quickly as under the old • vast* (ram yow l thU fund U typical of the purposes J-romiaeaby having the nomination said today the society’s usual It is an emergency, special atten­ town, has now admitted commit­ Sock and Buakin Dramatic club followed the supper, a feature of cautioned Republicans that Dem­ system in vogue in the store. ting a dozen burglaries in New- Baldwin Urges for which it was originaUy es­ v.'ithdrawn or recommitted pend­ of Manchester High school, will spring meeting in Washington had tion will be given your case and ing action on the George proposal which waa pirate whist. Everyone been postponed. ocrats would not permit them to you will get in. Additional hospital The northern side of the new towrri and Roxbury during the past tablished.” present CJarollne Francke’a three- received a gift at the start but carry on. aa in 1943. what he de­ Self-Serve Is given over to a large The estimated general fund He said the nomination could be un'ts now under construction will two months. Ingram is held in Conserve Funds act comedy, ‘‘The Fighting Lit- most of them were robbed of that scribed ps “the biggest steamroll­ I efrigefation unit and a modem bonds of $1,000 which were set on revenues of $80,557,650 showed a l.eld in abeyance on the Senate tes,” at the High school assem­ so.an be finished and sble to handle Oil Company calendar Just as well. by the pirates preSbnt aa the game er. the biggest patronage grab” ail veterans unable to pay for reg- vegetable display. Here the vege­ the car theft (diarge and will be drop from actual receipts of $41,- bly hall, on Thnraday and Friday progressed. Mrs. Ann Reynolds Round and Square tables ape placed in ice and kept Hannegan BacKing WalUee ever seen ulrr medical care. arraigned Monday night in New- (Ointinued From Page One) 430,681 for the first year of the evenings, February 15 and 19. was declared to have appropriated Adding to the day's deadlocks, crisp at all times. towii court. current biennium and estimated DANCING If you hai’5 a service-connected C cn lp r St I f f t Getting in on tne activity also The play is adapted from the the greatest number and her pi­ House members of the Judiciary disability you will be admitted to The new Self-Serve was opened Ingram was first arrested by receipts of $40,865,826 for the cur­ Every Friday Nlghl, 8:30 BOLAND ways, and $15,895,013 for other was Robert E. Hannepan. Demo novel by Booth Taikington, and racy won for her the grand prize, committee, after a brief executive a VA hospital Immediately. That special agencies which like the rent year—a ti tal of $82,296,506. cratlc national chairman. A repre­ is being directed by Mrs. Joaeph a roll of hard-to-get Scotch tape, YEOMAN’S HALL session, voted a favorable report is vour right whether you are able Highway department are support­ The governor observed that it now sentative of Hannegan saW the Skinner o f the High school facul­ to find which she was obliged to on a bill authorizing Baldwin to to afford oth.'r medical care or not. chairman was working in Wal KAMI D ial ed mainly by specially earmarked seemed "certain that the receipts ty. open box after box until she reach­ Columbia name Maloney’s temporary suc­ (Copyright 1945, NEA Service. nil and separately kept levies such as of the general fund have passed lace’s behalf bv talking with some The cast includes the following: ed the final small one. cessor. Senate members of the Inc.) \ M ) H M \J i L i f>320 the gasoline tax, motor vehicles the peak reached in the fiscal year 19 or ?8 ’‘middle oiM ie roadera" Mias Rosemary Quish, Miaa Mary committee refrained from action fees, the annual $3 old age tax ended June 30. 1943, when they who might vote for'tilm aa aecre- Gorman. Miss Doris Poole, Mias Leaders said ' suspension of Some words fool yoir and various other license teeit. amounted to $42,217,327.’ »ury but not loan administrator. Mary Ann Balcb, Miss Imogene the rules will be sought in the Both the nomination and the Georgia Repeals Grants Above 1943 Figure Huge Ckjnstrwtion Program Warren. Miss Nancy Eldredge, House today to permit immediate FURNACE BURNER SERVICE bill went before the Senate with Misa Eugenia Brodeur. Miss Faith The proposed general fund ap­ action on the bill. propriations for the biennium be­ \n proposing the post-wat one- majority reports from the Com­ McClelland, Miaa Martha Barry. State Poll Tax ginning next July 1 were $5,511 cent Increase in the gasoline tax, a merce committee opposing Wal Miss Janet Kellei. John Hansen, lower than the $73,821,738 au­ recommendation recently made by lace’s confirmation and recom Donald Hall, Donald Klement. thorized by the Legislature in the Highway Advisory commis­ mending the Geirge measure. George Mrosek and John Peck MA-U fHWW Health Failing, Atlanta, Feb. 1—(JP) — Both 1943 for the current biennium. sion. the goven.or said that high Minority reports taking opposite ham. branches of the Georgia Legisla­ The proposed overall grants, how­ way funds which might be expect­ irtews in each Instance were filed 'iHHaV SECONOS ture have voted overwhelmingly ed in a normal year allowed only overnight by Senators Pepper Doctor Suicides for repeal of the state's $1 a year BANGE AND FUEL ever, were approximately $12,- Shiall Screws 500,000 above the 1948 figure, of $3,000,000 annually for the "huge (Fla.), Bilbo (Miss). Mead (NY), OVERTOKVtf poll t u and only acceptance by $117,539,319, an increase almost construetl< n program that will be and Magnuaon (W ash), all Demo- Some watch screws made are ! A mnatm uaar n ommattam mtw ' Kansas City, Feb. 1—(J5— Dr. the Senate of a substitute House CALL entirely accounted for by an aft- required in the poat-war period. rats. only one thtrty-four-thousandth I»g a n Clendenlng, 90, who gave bill remains before the levy is means.v •To match Federal funds alone." The committee voted 14 to 5 of an inch in length, the diameter dally health hints to an est'mated wiped out. tlcipated increase in the amount against Wallace and 15 to 5 for the Vas^HNSON • lobtWilUIEI of money.'Which ■will be available he said, “ the sura of $4,600,000 a of the head being one twelve-1 50,000,000 readers in a syndicated Senate leaders said they had no year would ^ e required, while in George bill. thousandth of an such. Such a PHYLLIS THAXTER newspaper column, became ao des­ objection to bill the House passed for highways should wdrtlme re­ The majority report filed by OIL 8500 strictions be eased. addition Jto Do this there la much m e m«Jomy re^r^ mea oy screw has 390 threads to ah inch. pondent over his own falling health yesterday 141 to 51. Ijist week (Ihlef among tlie recommenda­ needed > ^ u n n Uk Une^line construction Bailey on thg nomlMt on yesterday that he took hts life. the Senate voted 31 to 19 for re- j MOBIL KKBOSBNB AND MOBilMBAT rUEL OIL Feature Freeented A t: 1 ____yu T tmmt cmum^T Benton Tibbs, a detective in tions made by tpe governor In hit whiciywouia noi -oe peal but its measure provided for ; controveny. His report on the M ATIN EE .....----- *: 1S M | & S S = = = = .-~ ¥ ^ the homicide bureau, said Dr. Clen- biennial registration of voters message, prepared for delivery to Federal participation. 4 E VEN IN G. .6:45 and 9:23 ■ / ] MORIARTY BROTHERS ,"To meet this condition, it seems bill did -voluminously— but with­ IUDI m B SWB SILLSM «f » dening had slashed his left wrist The House changed the bill to re­ means a Joint session of the House and out .mentioning Wallace by name. and cut his Jugular vein. The body •Ob the LeveT At Center aad Bread Streeta t6 me imperative that the recom­ tain permanent registration. Senate, were; * of the wealthy physician, clad in Op— AH Ddjr and All Night A “subetantial” but unspecific^ mendation of the M idw ay Ad­ visory commiaalon relative to an blue silk pajamas, waa found in Increase in the $2,500,000 Spl- Seeking Cause his shade darkened bedroom. There dies’. Sailors’ and Marines’ fund increase of one cent in the gaso­ M I t I B L was no note, but he bad told Yale Announces to take care of emergency heeds line tax be adopted.” . friend* recently that be feared he of veterans and their dependents. The chief executive advised the Of FataLFire DANCING EVERY THURSDAY was Buffering from leukemia, a Scholarship Plan WouM Increase Gas Tax legislators to think of veterans disease for which there is no An increase after the war of benefiU not ”in terms of a cash (Continued From Page Oa i I N K I S H I knowm cure. one cent in the present three-cent bonus which, in most cases would AND SATURDAY NIGHTS Dr. Gleildenlng taught at the New Haven, Feb. 1.—(4^)—Presi­ gasoline tax. whjeh would swell soon be spent and be of no lasting 'tjniveraity of Kansas Medical dent Charles Seymour o f Yale the highway fund by an estimated said he could not “unde nd the TO THE MUSIC OF ’ University has announced the es­ SI. benefit. great loes of life." school in addition to his writing Mew use lor a wine cellcur wmm $4,000,000 annually. Should Thlak In Terms of Jobs Operated Without Ueense GURLEY TYLER’S IMPRO VISERS and lecturing, and Dr. H. R. Wahl, tablishment of new regional schol­ Salary increases to state em­ "Instead of this," he said in pro­ Page said the home waa being dean of the school, said he had "de­ arships for students from the ployes toUllng $1,500,000 for the posing the Increase in the Sol operated without a legally-required veloped what is undoubtedly yie states of Maine, New Hampshire but BALLASriNE ^ There's no wine in the cellar of this chateau, the manufacturing resources of the Bell System w bienniuip. dlera’. Sailors’, Marines’ fund, "we license from the Biireau of Social finesL most effective and thorough and Vermont. course in mSdlcal history in the somewhere in France, it's been fitted out as on are devoted almost exclusively to War produC'- An thcreaae of $1,650,000 in the should think in terms of Jobs, Welfare, but “it waa not felt there i DEPOT SQUARE GRILL In a statement yesterday, Sey­ >’ ■ teachers retirement reserves. was a fire hazard there> i nation.” Much of the material for mour said that the scholarships always means.,„ Army Communications Zone Headquarters. tioh. Even after final victory, it wiH take time profitable employment, education Telephone 3835 the course came from the doctor’s I ’ A $400,000 appropriation for so that theytney may returnmui n tow the w — - i The State Insurance department m a t would be awarded to candidates the' preparation of plans for TRY OUR DELICIOUS PIZZA! own cbllection of antique medical "of greatest apparent promise,” Portable switchboards are operated by the to convert to peacetime production . . . to cfttch ni«r» In society they want to announced it would investigate'the book*. "projects on which construction ««u m e ’• Horace A. Hildreth who for at least three years prior WAC, seven days a weel(. They move forward up with enormous backlogs of work postponeef may be undertaken at a more Anoroxlmatelv $3,000,000 was said at Augusta that he waa “try- to application have live in and favorable time," including the rtronoaed in the general fund b ^ ing to ascertain ah the facta in this are <»mplcting their secondary vor!I with their switchboards when headquarters by the war . . . to install needed new equipment. erectipn of a SUte Health de­ irBt for caoltal tiuprov^iD^ntJ. I horrible Lifeless Body school education, within the pre­ advances. partment building. u id however, that by 1 ‘'After we have the facta ” the scribed region. But we do promise you this: AN that skltl and Grants of nearly $600,000 for tu­ making pwviaiona now fo r , the governor said, "we vrill Uke the berculosis control and mental hy­ * T^t-war project most intelligent action we enn to Found in Auto Judge Forgives Tardiness To keep men and women in uniform supplied careful planning con do will be done to ^>eed lOPSIHC^tW ^""" DANCING giene activities. pUM the stateCould -iS “in a safe^art against future disasters with all the communications equipment they the day when everyone can hove the service Establishment of a "sound" edu­ noaition to proceed with construe-1 of this kind. Every Thursday and Saturday Hamden, Feb. 1—(;P)—The life­ Pittsburgh—()P)— When .aak^d to cational equalization program, the I ion Immediately when the etrate- Retracts Original Statement less body of Mrs. EMward H. 'Ev- explain why she waa a half-hour need to help them win battles on every front. he wonts, when and where he wants it. coat of which, unestimated in the Pic time arrives. Fire officials were unable to ex- 'M uwcm t,nr||||W erit of Hamden, a widow, was late for Jury duty, Mrfi: Katherine meaaage, would be financed with “ "If it becomes desirable to start plain eauae of the blaze after Mra. ‘ Evenings found yesterday in the back seat Murry proudl.v displayed a pack­ part of the expected general fund the construction of any of these bvr LaCoate. ^ p r o p r ie t o r ^ ^ k j D E NIII 8;S0 P. M. to 1 A. M. of her automobile in a garage ad­ age an(i said her housewifely in­ surplua. needed projects before the next home, retracted her original state- joining her home. Dr. Sterling P. stincts would not pei^it her to Americas Roest since 1840 An appropriation of $1,272,518 ART McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA {lass up a butter line. The Judge ¥ recular aeasion of the General As- ment that a coal heating atove In Taylor, medical exiaminer, termed > . BsiliaiUiw A Soas, Nraaifc. N. j)i for activltlea connected with the. aembly tin 1947), it is my intention the kitchen had exploded, the death a suicide by monoxide forgave her taidiness. "war, a reduction of approximately io call a special aeasion. so that the The fire, Maine’s w on t tragedy gas. $2,9 00,000 from the current bien­ necessarv aopropriatJon* for con- of its kind in recent memory# Walter's Restaurant He said she had been de*d tor nium. BtmMoB may I* authorized." discovered about 5:40 a. mj^yeater- Phone il92S nearly two hours before she was "No Now Taxee" Policy Sfi.000 008 for Capital Expendlturea (lay when Mia* Blanche T anyu ^ , (UTEI found by Mrs. Frances Miller, who A policy of “no new taxea’’ to The’ 1948-45 budget contalna $5,-1 night attendant and a l ^ r of the was living in a room in the house. meet general fund expendlturea. 000 000 for capital expendlturea, proprietor, went into the kitchen iW /i(j0 R(HESTRA Mrs. Everit left sev^I letters ‘ The governor, aa3dng that the including $1,30 0 .00-6 for the expan- to warm some tnllk- . ^ said Sergt. Thaddeus Hasbrouck of 1 proposed budget was based on the FAMOUS RADIO (.RECORDING ARTisTI Hamden police, but withheld their i assumption that the war would last alon of*toe Soldlen home at Rocky I She said f(/ii 4* Th,iitirvir/A H '' ■ HilL 3400 000 for an agricultural 1 stove was a sheet of flame and she END TONIGHT:_____ contents. i j 25% OFF ON "C.-i i t r i n E ffing at the Univer- was unable to enter. She spread RUiML-flMtfilWIINarUMKrV "BABBAltY COAST OBKT" She leaves a daughter, Mrs. I Mary Bauer of Birmingham, Mich. iJty of ConnecUcuL and $400,0001 the alarm. avmk SHUMMiailllGllllI •VANTEBVnXB GHOST" borne remedy for niiM n»M (#fl Guardsmen Used all , JEAN S M A - m s N y e d M t d v H SKIS! % tlM program must be worked out Ms half cHba ‘Our experience through the MIDNIIEJRIDAY To Aid Railroads LUND-GOLD MEDAL LAMINATED year", he eald, has demonstrated ed for the door. ■Then I feU down." aiie related METAL EDGES HIGH RIDGED the need for varioui grants from Albany, N. Y „ Feb. 1—(/P)— Sev­ the state to the cities and towns eral thousand New York State PROFESSIONAL TYPES! for education. A t a reault a com­ Guardsmen battled today agqlnst a plicated system of aUowances has .weather-born fuel and traiuqwrta- ■ ABEOLOiay fftK grown up. We cannot do away tion criflia, aiding railroad* to clear with thesa grants and at^Uio same *now-clogged yards and assisting Exti*a Heavy W ool time do juajlice t6 our citlea and in emergency fuel deliveries. t c v ^ . On the other hand, we can SHERIDAN e x t r a c a s h The guardsmen, mobilized under woik out a fair, equiUbla and, 1 ejnergenew orders o f Governor SKATING SOX pr-$1.19 D for Seasonal Needs hope, more generous and compre- Dewey, included units of the third 25% OFF hensiva sjrstem for etat# grants PRESENTS '- - - and fourth brigades, which cover 100% Wool Sl^veless Sweaters u for local -education In order that P U I I T H the territory from PeeksMIl to Buf­ ■ iffS we may have a better uniformity SHE'S ON AN ~TTataaa«C610«a 6100 la•• THEIR NEW FLOOR SHOW TWO NIGHTS itOliOM O lIH falo. Mittens and Gloves a pawadvaataga. Awrf* ind equaUzatl'on of educational op­ District ooiMnlttees named ^ to aarva you. portunity throughout the etate." l A I I A I A ■ ■ on Bowling Bags irs NOT A TOT ALL-DAY QUIZ PROGRAM Our Noted Children's Photographer From lioana amda pre A WEEK— FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , Public Woito SupL Cbutas H. , •* iss lOlfllH Sens, sppotatsd by Dsway to nor- Cartridge Belts For AU BOSTON Will Be Here. At BURTON’S Mon- aSeS6y1p5»^er' Slew-Cooked tftt Streagffii •iiAl state forces td meet tbs emer­ Calibers Smofl chMren like to ploy with itw telephone — and "How much tax on o caN to Now York?" "Con I hove Loam in l-vtatt phona u a gency which has brought danger­ Leather and Sturdy Canves Begs than atop m by The cooling of forgings for air­ ous shortages of fuel, food and we.lflie to think of children enjoying Ihoimelvet. But, Sly phono moved to another room?" Every day quern day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 5,6 and 7. aign aad plea op Mm aaah . Used and New Guns Bought Ooaaato ia. pheaa or wrtto aaday. plane motors is contridled ao that I feed, also swung Into aetton. Some with rippers. Just the Hons like these ore answered by the girt In the Tele* pisenel Try to koop' your telsphono boyond the reach There ifi nothing that you have to buy. . . it takes several dava for the steel f . I : ’ ' and S o ld ! phone Business Office. She'll give prompt, cheerful ah to cool diwn from about 2000 de­ r r eesuted A ir MsdiU of IMlo eno* who may ruin M. Dropping or banging grees Fahrenheit, thus strengthen­ FR1.-SAT.-SUN. thing for light travel or for c«i>. tojition to any question you may have about servlea WILSON SWEAT SHIRTS the initrumont may pvt k out of torviee . . .' ohd • .No box-tops. . . No labels, . But PLEASE ing tbo part ON m E SABIK PROOBAMSt rTsantieth Bomber pommaod of bills. To new opplicanlik shell explain jhe ndckmby I Headquarters, Indian Jan.. 19 — (By • We Have Quite a Few On Hand! rying sports equipmentt. telephono b very hard to replace these days. For a$aVi$ your appointment early by stt^ping in Unable To Ei ter Toamaatoat Mall) — (A^ — The Twentieth for regulations which restrici telephone instoHatlent, Bomber conSnand has presented tho take ol the youngsters themselves, far whom you YifhMe there may be a limit to what dw con do for At BURTON'S or by caUing 5177. Tulsa, Okla.— — Frank Jones I '•'1 air medal T or outstanding and may neod tolophone tervico in on emergency, try to a n, of Black Springs, Artt, can’t “orloua achievement" In you under wortime condWoiiL Store b no Mmll to her DICK keep the instrument out of their reach. Children must be between the ages of 6 enter the checker touranemt next I ./er the-limalyan hi.mp oi desire to help you. week. James explained: “A tree TbatvjiUster of Lafwhtcr: h o e k s i v a i Uuper-Fortress missions to 78 months shd 10 years.. .only 1 Free picture to fell on me and injured an aid hurt T Imembeni of the command, smong NASSIFF ARMS CO. rUIANCB CO. 1 thought X could mafes tt. say- Ithem Second UeuL Robert P.. SPORTS SUPPLIES way, auyba, hot a heise hart bm • R S i n s i e B |rTane, eon o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank • fsnfly. f m o n f PLT 995 MAIN STREET $gitn trying to throw bm and 1 f a m i l t o i n r Crane, 71 Columbus avenge, MANCHESTER. CONN. ■OaFItALfTT* ridSB. conn. . . Lkwa Tu. AT' was told to do aiqrthlng to hurt mystlf again, but uaflortusately 1 t i J-'. j.- f MAWUHES'l'ER EVCmMG HEKAL.D, MAJNUHESTEK, CONNi THl^lSDAlVFEBRUARY 1,1945 . ■AR'canahmB* B m vn fa k b r j l U } , m a h u h e s t e k , c o n n ., t h ,u k » u a y , e k h k i Ta k y i , ii'4 5 P A 0 8 i T f 'O U I t . 1 . hides sngaged In the delivery or Anna Wood, wife, 54 Sea street. sale of inflammable fluids; incor­ iJeW Haven. were carrying out a Yeacher Gives All Cooperate 25 W ounded evacuation of Elblng, on the Sulf Jess Reynolds Austrian Partisans Unite porate the Connecticut W ater and New Plan Will Leave ^ iple Supplies of Danzig, where IlusBlan .forces Gas.Company and the Connecticut Fatrlaroh Election Aseured Gas Company with the' Utter had cut off the renyilnder of Eiast Lecture Here On New Order From State Honored Guest For Revolt Against Nazis compsmy having authority tu ac­ Moscow, Feb. 1—(/Ph^ Formal Prussia. _ , 1 _ quire gas properties anywhere in r - — I ■■ I ■ Weapons, in Europe School Coal There Waa no official Russian election of Alexei, metropolitan-of FIRST NATIONAL STORES the state of Connecticut; prohibit news on the attack to w a ^ Danzig, Leningrad and Novgorod, aa pa­ Oart Bless, IntematloMU legislators seeking judgeships, Display Lights Dimmed Included. in List of but Marshal Konatantin R o k w o v - or, as called In Austrlti, "Green Specialist on Speech De­ triarch of all Russia appeared Red Cross Associates Jonraallst and anther of anch county commiBslonersbips and sky’s Second White Russian Army Cadres.” A third group developed Here in Move to Con* Jobs, \^ntinued War 2,722 Announced To­ virtually assured today by the ipt. niing Says- That best-selling books ns *T1ie fects Appears Before ’’aimflar offices,” bar any legislator was believed chiefly concerned with Hail H er at End o f 25 , among the peasanfl, assisting in Bolton first congress of the Russian Or­ Nazis Go linderground- and th< requisition of food and hiding •or department head from entering SUPER MARKETS lottgh Is on Hand to blocking German forces trying to Highland Park Group. serve Fuel Supplies. Production and Slower day b y W a r Diept. thodox ' church since the revolu­ Years of Service. ‘'Total Eaplonage” which have corn and ca'tle. They fed the par- irito any business contracts with break out of the East P^ssian forecast kappealags laslde Bolton’s March o f Dimes had ons tion. Alexei haa been acting pa­ t C m n y T h r o u g h . pocket into the PolUh corridor. ' tisans In the mountains. They re- the state. --'•t..... Return to Output of | Oennanjr Mith uncanny accu­ Miss Meribah Leach, of the New­ l "Brownout” regulations put In­ Washington, Feb. 1—(F)— The triarch since the death o f Patri­ The German communique re- ' celved protection when Nazi punl- Judgeebip Resolutions of its beat days Wednesday when Miss Jessie M. Reynolds of 6 racy, is la Europe on assign­ tv e expeditions arrived ana natu- to effect to conserve vital fuels Qvilians Goods Loom. W ar department announced today arch Sergei last May. Sere U an ample aur ply ot ported hard fighting in the very ington Home for Crippled Chil­ Judgeship resolutions intro­ $13.20 waa received to boost the Middle Turnpike West, who has ment from NEA Service. The rally had to disappear Into the were inaugurated at 12:01 ». m. to­ the names of 2,722 United States RATION NEWSI ■ on hand at different echoola ce^nter of the East Prussian poctet dren, guest speaker at the third duced Included: Louis George, day and, according to; Parker total to $43.20. Collections made in soldiers wounded In action in the Just completed 25 years of service following Is one of a series of mountains themselves sooner or By James Marlow at Wormdltt. The R ussIm s had Us dispatches. meeting of the r^ently organized deputy judge, Danbury: Samuel Soren of the Manchester Electric the four schools will be collected Central Pacific, European and R iO fT A A A M Q8 Hmesk SS . town, according to Supt Arthur advanced 17 miles within 25 ; later. Washington, Feb. 1— (dV-- Jobs, for the local Red Cross as home Highland Park Parent-Teacher E. Friedman, judge, and Herbert division ef the Connecticut Power ■ Mediterranean areas, including Newly Remodeled! good rtiraugh Marrii H. .Stamp. T i UUng. The order for coal for This sort of thing went on for and the proceeds published. Previ­ miles of the Baltic at W orm dltt service seci-etary, was honored B y Curt Bleaa Azaoclation, at the school on Por­ L. Cohen, deputy judge, Fairfield; Company, all thoae who. were in continued war production, slower 172 . with next o f kin in the New Ihrough XS good through April 21. l e t the achools in town la plac- Soviet correspondents said vir- two years. It is possible to under- ously acknowledged was the sum Copyright, 1845, by NEA Service, sti nd without knowing Austrian ter street last night, gave the Mortimer J. Lynsky, judge, and any way effected were most co­ return to the output of civilian England states. -STAM Pi YS, ZS, acui A2 thrmigh tu S v *all‘^th7“^rm airp^ulatlon I with a tea at the Red Cross head- Clement J. Furey, deputy judge, of $30, further contributions: Mr. eariy in the summer and this rem o ve to^^ niinrtera.quarters. In the House A Hale Lnc. geography, with its mountain members e thoroughly Interesting operative. Neon advertising signs goods. The latter included from Con­ And Now Open For Business of Silesia was on the move toward WUuaor Locks; William E. Hag- and Mrs. A. Caselll, $1; Mrs. Anna M good Ihrough JuiteVI. iMh « the dealer who was awarded building, this afternoon. The London—Sources constantly In pas.sea, crevices, etc., where the and Informative account of her were extinguished as per the rpl- necticut: Inner Germany. earty, j .dge. New Britain; Daniel These are all tucked Into the Dare, $1; Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. pound waits Itt worth 2 red peinit. , cwitract an opportunity to fill guests included a number of the natives were raslly able lo hide work with children having speech Ing and all other display lighting European' -area: the blna. Since then deliveries .Panic Reigning In Cities touch with Austria say that revo­ E. Ryan, senior judge, and Ben­ simple disclosure late yesterday Sumner, $5; Miss Becky Gardner, • U N it A M P S XS through ZS members of the Manchester Chap­ out Indeflnltelv. The partisana In defects of one kind and another, was dimmed. o f the government’s present plans Bober, First Lieut. Joeepb C.— Another First Kational SELF SERVICE Food Store ave been made as fast as the '"T^e roads behind the front are lution against *he Nazi irglme la jamin H. Mead, judge, Stamford; $1.20; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mc­ ter. workers at the production tt.- Tyrol. Styria and Carlnthia and more particularly about what to speed the war w1.5 She has Just completed 25 years the Landeskomltec told me that It normal meal at restaurants, were n demoeratte Austria with rell- ability may be In other directions. ing were enjoyed. The party • window. He must have been talk­ churches: Quarryvllle Methodist Charter Oak, Hartford. ■ >URE FRUIT JELLIES miles, but an Associated as secretary of Edith Cavell Com­ L not difficult for the evcr-enlarg- FROSTED FOODS lining up at Arm y soup kitchens, g rua and political freedom. Next Ask Many Questions broke up at a late hour, everybody ing like that before these plans church and the Congregrational Jones, Pyt. Robert G. — Mrs. dispatch from Moscow vlr- mand. British W ar Veterans, of itig Austrian partisans to secure these sources added Non-esseti- o" their program Is collaborating Residents of the district, a large voting it the best ever, and ex­ were born, or thought of. churches of Andover, Columbia, Gloria Jones, 171 Hillside avenue, "H ow much time I have WESTERN 2 ICHS 12<3Z GLASS , ___^ confirmed the German re- Hartford, and Is prominent In lo­ weapons. Austria has many arma- North Coventry, South Coventry, PIACHES CARROTS MINT 15* tial persons were being evacuated with the Red Arm y and Yugoslav number of whom were present pressing good wishes for many You’ll notice you haven’t heard Hartford. waited acsembling eight in­ Sparta o f a much deeper advance. cal British-American orgar'-n- m 'nt factori’ s and German ammu- Deaths Hebron and Gilead. The speaker 14-OZ PKG 3 2 c from Danzig and Stettin. Prrtlsana. It exhorts all Austrians even though the weather waa more happy birthdays for Bob. any more Byrnes' statements in Kelley. Pvt. Harold M. — Mrs. gredients to prepare corn APPLE 2i«^zjars29* X Kuatrln, a 16th century fortified Along the entire eastern front tiona. She la also a member of Ihe n‘ !ion. 'cVere, continued to ask questions recent months about unemploy­ will be Rev. Joseph H. Twltchell Elinor M. Kelley, wife, Box 85, EACH to decline to work for Hitler or It is necessary, however, to cre­ muffins and here in just three BLUIBiRRIES CAULIFLOWER Mown o f 16,000, is on the east bsuik from Kon^sberg, in East Prus­ Hartford Soroptlmist Club. to give the Nazl.s their agricultural of Miss Leach, showing their In­ Miss Abbie Dutton ment. of Windsor. Watch this paper for Riverton. GRAPE N U V 12GZ GLASS 17* ’ the Oder and on the north bank ate a central leadership and one terest In her work for the benefit further notice Of this meeting. Mascari, Staff Sergt. Joseph— to five minutes I can put a 12-OZ PKG 3 3 * sia, to Budapest, the Hungarian oroducta; anfl Instead of joining Miss Abbie Dutton died this d iu ge in Byrnes Thinking pan of com muffins into the MMABM. ORANOI H I 2-LI . . a J the Warthe at the confluence of army Instead of the numerous par- of handicapped children. morning at 29 Cottage street fot!! Describes Riots Quarryvllle Methodist Mrs. Catherine Mascari, mother, 8 LARGE WHITE ICH capital, the Russians reported Hitler’s Home Guards, to Join the ■■isan groups a',1 of which are for The Byrnes thinking seems to oven srith the assurance they CELERY M A tM A L ^P I JAR 15, JAR 29* |'>tha taro rivera Refreshments were served by lowing a long Illness. Bom In "Communion With Christ” will Fair street. New Haven. BLACKBERRIES successes. Youth Admits natriotic Austrian partisans. ihe Landeskomiiee. Such centrall- have undergone a change some­ DMB said this key toam, one of Mrs. D. M. Caldwell and her com­ Greenwich, Conn., Sept. 7, 1869, be the subject for the 9:30 morn­ Moody. Pfc. Don C.— Mrs. Marie will come out grand” , writes 1 T6-0 Z PKG 3 9 < Tighten Squeeze on Germans It Is Impossible to obtain con­ zi lion would (Take the fight less As Union Voted time last November, or there­ YELLOW ^ CLOVIRMAID chief defenees of Berlin, was crete figures roncemlng how many mittee and the decorations and the daughter of the late Frank and ing worship at the Quarryvllle V. Moody, wife, 4 Union court. ONIONS ^ LBS ^iiupnached by Zhukov’s forces on Marshal Stalin, In an order of costly for the Austrians and most abouts 'That Is when suddenly we 1 BOYSENBERRIES Failure to Report Austrians are behind the commit­ napkins were appropriate to the Jane Bennett Dutton, she was em­ began to hear of the need for Methodist church on Sunday. Rev. New London. north aide o f the Warthe which the day, announced the capture costly for th? Nazis. ^ George w . Wiseman, pastor, will Muskus, Pfc, Andrew— John F. tee. but the numbers of those who romlng Valentine day. ployed by Cheney Brothers as tighter lines on the home front. 1 16-OZ PKG 3 9 * HONEY t aaptared Lands berg and then of Friedland and Hellsburg, south — BroadeMt Dnily Hartford. Feb. 1 —(ffi—Superior be present to take charge of the TURNIPS WAXED THI FINtST HONEY have decided to fight Hitler by all At the executive board meeting winder for -45 years.—Bhe Wft8 6 And the Arm y which last sum­ Muskus, father. RFD, Greenwich. IfliOaad on to Beyeredorf, 63 mllea and southwest of Konigsberg. So­ which preceded Miss Leach’s talk rourt Judge Clmi4ea J. McLaugh­ service. Napolitano, Pvt. Vincent M., Jr. THAT NATURI PRODUCII 29- Hartford, Feh. 1.— (>r>—A 18 means grow daily. The Austrian I am not allowed to divulge ths member of the Center Congrega­ mer was thinking of cutting back liMcUwast o f Berlin. viet shells continued to fall in the Mw. Caldwell was appointed lin,, today heard Isadora S- Ero- —Mrs. Mary Napolitano, wife, 104 AT TMI year old West Hartford youth, who resistance movement was bom wpys and moans of connection be­ tional church. Its war orders about 50 per cent Xt was about Prankfurt, a city streets of Konigsberg as the Rus- • dow. chairman o f the ElecUon Morris street, Nev^ Haven. FANCY about two years ago, and the Free­ tween the Austrian partisans and chairman of hospitality: Mrs. Miss Dutton leaves two nieces. when Germany fell, about a MACKEREL J4;i0( 78.000 on the weet side o f the slans tightened the squeeze on told FBI agents that he rsfused to dom Front was formed Dec. 1, ^he Allied world, but I may say Everett Keith, men'berahip chair­ Mrs. Frank Schiebel, of 4N St. committee of Colt's Industrial Orio, Pfc. Arthur— Mrs. Ade­ FISH 6 ^ 0 d if 17 miles south o f Kustrln. union. No. 270, describe rjota, flat month ago decideo it couldn't Only 8,000 Absent OF FRItH German forces nowNhoIding about enter the armed forces because he 1841, at a secret meeting of inter thnl the AUles broadcast to them man; Mrs. Andrew Blggerstatf, John street, with whom she made back more than hall that figure. line Orio, mother, 3’ . Leete street. Meat Vaiues igthat the Germans .had. grouped fiqhts, cursing, anq falling people West Haven. FLOUNDIR one-flftb' of East Prussia. believed that the war Is secondary ested parties. They pledged a peo­ from Paris, Mexico, Sofia, and publicity: advisory board. Miss her home for the past 25 years, and So it comes down to this: DEPT. FILLET rtlMdr atrongest fortlflcations along nt an election of union officers on Pokrop, Pfc. Paul C. — Fred M. PIE At Budaptst. ths besieged Ger­ in importance to an evaluation ple’s front for a free, democratic. Moscow. Another connecting link Carrie Seymour, orincipal of the Mrs. James Bartley of Montague, Rsconvsrslon of peacetime work Without Leave ^tlw line o f the Oder to protect com- Oct. 6, 1944. Pokrop, father, 716 Woodward man garrison is "putting up s of civilization," today was held In Independent Austria. The Freedom is Tito’s partisans. Austrian par- Highland Park school, and Frsd- Mass, She also leaves several can now be carried out on a much CRUST ' nimleatlons between Berlin and desperate resistance,” said the default of a 82,000 bond for ap. Front consists o f numerous active 1,'ims have a freedom station, crick Rogers; Wajm and Means, grand nieces and nephews. Judge McLaughlin is hearing avenue. New Haven. ' Bnadau in Sllcela. arguments in a om test at the Mower scale than Mr. Byrnes was Russian communique, but "the pcarance before the United States grjups In factories, farms, the sending brondcasta six times daily. Mrs. Morgan Porter; program, Her funeral will be held at the Paris, Feb. 1— (/F)— Maj. Gen. Phigliese, T-4‘ . Joseph — Mrs. Sal^S»>i4Mct Q>toca>uf ^aluei.! Preparing for Mighty Battle { validity of the election, brought by talking about last summer. . hopelessness of their attuatlon” yand-Jury.at-Nfcw Haven, Fab. 13, Acmv. universities and churches. .Nobody knmvs where the station Mrs. Richard Carter; auditor, Watkins Funeral Home, Saturday Milton A. Reckord, U. S. provost CatherifiF Pugliese, wife, Meadow DOl'I ll 1-OI/S BOND BUVIND. .. FOWL TMa slower reconversion pace W ith his wings spread out on a the candidates who, the Election Wood drive, Bell Haven, Green­ prompted many of the defenders The accused, according to Roger The idea wns to change from pas- i Is really located. The Nazis are Clarence W. Thornton. afternoon at 3 o’clock. The Rev. snsans fewer people thrown out of marshal, said today that 8,000 • 70-mne front, Zhukov was prepare Clifford O. Simpson, pastor of the committee declared, lost toe elec­ wich. MO 90INTS FOR ANY OF TH I FOLLOWING to lay down their arms The F. G>aifon, special agent in charge sHe to active raslatanee. • Mi/istantly searching for It. jobs suddenly. It gives the whole Am ericra soldiers are abront : tog for a mighty battle along the The first sporadic disconnected Center Congregational church will tion. Simon Bernstein, counsel for Rakolskl, T-4 Joseph — Mrs. Russlana claimed 8,200 prisoners of the FB I in Connecticut, Is Use While Nazi news channels Ig- j country s chance to adjust Itself without leave In the European ; O dtr Which m ight break German acta of local resistance were officiate and burial will be in the the plaintiffs, waa examining Mr. Anna Polozie, aister, 19 River ■ROOKSmi PLUMP and MEATY U | £ were taken Tuesday. Whels o f 46 Sedgwick Road. q. re Austrian partisans, the Nazis ¥ ¥ ? A l a t i m i S I to peacetime more gently without theater— not 18,000 m reported twice and let the Red Arm y strikes, but there was no common In Austria are distinctly nervous llB Ekist Cemetery. Friends may call .Rrodow as the coi:rt recessed. street, Rockville. . LARGE SIZE In Polish Stlasts, the Russian Whels, a registrant of Local the embarrassment o f mass un- last week in a statement ci^ited STRICTLY FRESH ALL SIZES-NO POINTS R l^ dih i Into Berlin. organization, no arms. Many acts sb nit them. During the last at the funeral home Friday sve- Among other things Brodow tesU- Rapoza, Pvt. Rouel R.— Mrs. c Board 5'^, West Hartford, was to kis office. GRADE A 0 5 5 tiM Germane were reported communique said, Konev’s troops w- re committed for reasons of re­ months many of the two million i ning after 7 o’clock. fled to was the allegation that. I employment. Anita S. Rapoza, wife, 752 King charged with failure to report for Law Ficlit Looms Reckford said the 18,000 total, ^dynanltlng, shelling and bombing took Oderwalde, a town on the venge. There wns some sabotage G Tmans living In Austria have j Raymond Lebel, candidate for PhiHp street. Fall River. which was published in the Arm y Oder in a frantic "effort to Oder river, 28 miles west of pre-lnductlofix physical examina­ and occaslon-illy a bridge was Swiss newspapers spoke of. I Mrs. H o« ard M. TIngley recording secretary, acted as an WUliama, Second Lieut. Vincent WM. ILLIOT PouU" ValtM. left. _____ newspaper Stars rad Stripes Jan. ^iMfeak iip natural ice bridges. Katowice. tion, and failure lo report foi in­ blown up. !.ocal groups obtained thf "mass flight” of Germans in (Continued From Page One) Mrs. Arlene Rose TIngley. wife election official. Mr. Brodow aald G. — Mrs. Augusta V. Williams, h\EDIUM SIZE I Retired Doetpr 26, probably had been computed H w Russians qupted German The capture of Flatow, Jaslrow duction, Jan. 21, as ordered by his arms from Austrian soldleta on Austria, who declared It a “trap,” of Howard M. TIngley of 26 Phelps that police had to be called to mother, 15 White street, Hartford. STRICTLY FRESH DOZ by adding the approximately 600 n prisoners as ssylng/iarge elements and more than other 50 populat­ board. fui loughs or *lloie them from Ger­ f. .ring the imroaslbtllty of escajM try, the Wanderer bills, both bulky, Road, died last night at her home ntiell riots about 4:30 in the morn­ Wood, Pfc, Franklin J. — Mrs. GRADE A LAMB LIVER ^29- new AWOL cases reported daily flf ths German A lr'F orce had been ed place.! ^______In ______Pomerania was cred In a hearing before U. S. Com­ man soldiers. When the Nazis sent .irte tho Austrians start revolt- detailed measures, call for the ap­ following a short Illness. Born In ing. while ballots were being count­ Taken by Death missioner William J; Wholcan to­ and not taking into account those Stripped from thfe cologne « and I ited by the Soviet communique to police and |r,-).)p8 to persistent in­ i-u. Even members of the SS sta­ pointment of a state commissioner Ellington, April 16. 1897, the ed. 46-OZ AAOien sector of the . Western Zhukov’s army. The thrust to day, .Whele admitted his failure to of I bor relations and a state la­ who returned" to duty each day. FINGER LAKES TIN VEAL LOAF MKau33, dividuals or groups, they made ll ■ mod in Aiiairia have deserted. daughter of the late Leon C. L^aeh ORANGE JUICE , 19* TIN < ^ front as the Nazi high command bor conciliator. Actually there were 6,487 Jaatrow was a 12-mile advance report. \ for the Cannthlan, Styrlan or Ty­ 1 am informed that the Landes- and Sarah Standish Leach, she had Derby, Feb. 1— (d»i— Dr. Royal ttnanr in eyei^thing to stop the komitee hope to have finia)»cd the Defines Rights of Workers AWOLs reported during Decem­ WHITI in a drive which threatened to rolean pnountatns. lived In Manchester 22 jCars. RisCassi Absent' ^ iPinney, 84, died at Griffin hospital 3-LB MEAT LOAFc^sPoh >4 5 - R u m Uuis. co-ordination . of all partisan After defining' the rights of ber who had not returned or been ■FRAY PKG cut off ths greater part of Pom “Green Cadres" Besides hel- husban’ . Mr:, TIng­ hast night after an illness of near- HDOI-SPRED AAACARONI ;-K^^ 11* Toughnsiss o f the Oder defenses from Germany. The drive f o U n i t Thus two aorta of groups devel- 71 lups within a fortnlghL After workers to organize, join unions caught by the end o f the month, vtnrm RerUn wna aiifreeated hv ______i ... Da*. V.AFIIIC^CIBd.1 ZAS ZailiaI, ■'J — .... . J . ley leaves'a sister, Mrs. Neal D. lly 15 months. b e fo n Berlin was suggested by also was pointed at Stettin, Ber­ 'op.d. First the saboteurs, doing t'r.i-.t open revolt could start any and bargain collectively, one of the From Conference I Bom here Dec. 25, 1860, he at- he said. In addition there were 100J& PURE HONEY 3-LB nSmTO*^ LOAF tbt fact that several days have day, according to my sources here, measures says ’’such employes McDonald of Hamilto.i, Ont 2,500 long term AW O Ls who had SPAGHETTI .'PJfLV* PKG lin's port on the Baltic. M s ^ v s t a l work'during the night Funeral arrangements. In charge I tended local schools and was grad- Ik'o 11*' SPICID now slapsed since the Russians 1. " 1 l - l l l nt' morning in the though It may be delayed for niany shall also have the right to refrain luated, from Derby High school in been missing for • more than a havp' reported any appreciable from any and all such activities.” of the Watkins Funeral Home will LUNCHION LOAF factories, evidently Innocent; and reasons, one btirg advice from A l­ 1188Q, obtained his B. S. degree from month and were still at large. ss from their Oder bridge- lied headquarters not to start too The legislation also stipulates be announced later. State Capitol. Hartford. Feb. 1. 1 B-OZ TIN second, zhose who fled Into the —((P) — Senator Leon RioCatai, iT fle in 1885 and three years later on both sldca of Breslau, In early. that employers shall have the right Waterbury. Feb. 1.—(gn—In a mountaln¥\Md became partisans Democratic floCr leader, absented |waa graduated from the Yale CmCKIN LOAF Sflaria. to form and join associations for Suspends Gas Dealing Idoenses Weddings dramatic appearance on the wit­ himseif today from a bipartisan ‘ chool o f Medicine. ViRYFHW r^'Dselare Bed Spearheads Stopped collective bargaining purposes. H e gave up the practice of medi- APPLE JUICE Ths Germans continue to de­ ness stand today in Superior court, After setting up machinery for Funerals conference of legislative leaders Hartford, Feb. 1—(d’) — OPA Francis Zukaii.skas, otisftd police­ Public Bi^ildiiigs LaGiiardia Asserts with Governor Baldwin As reports Icine at the death o f his mother, clare that Soviet spearheads there the negotiation, of agreements, the |Mrs. Maria Watson Plnney in 1912, Hearing Commissioner- W illiam J. OREiN LABEL man, passionately detlared he con- bills provide that any labor or­ circulated widely in the capitol Day yesterday suspended fo r six MOLASSES GOLDEN ROSE had been stopped. CIulow-Gessner William B. TaalUo and devoted himself to the man­ Lunches BRER RABBIT Even the fact that Zhukov fp.ssed he killed his neighbor, Mrs. Auction ‘Unfair’ ganisation planning U call a that relations between tho chief months the gasoline dealing rights Miss Grace Gessner, daughter of Closiug Delayed Funeral services for William B agement of large real, estate and reached the Oder waa a source of Steph.anle (Stephle) Plungis. only strike or any er ployer planning to executive and the Dctnocratlc lead­ of Raymond F. Hayes of Winsted Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Gessner of Fre­ to end three days and nights of Tasillo, widely known band and or­ er had ben seriously dtrained. • financial Intel iM ii. ORANGE PEKOE TEA •baasement to Lo^on military Institute a lockout must givt 10 Since his confinement to the hos­ who was charged with purchasing VANILLA EXTRACT‘*^'or .?l^ 29* m ont Ohio, was married Satur- physical and mental torture. Washington, Feb. May­ chestra leader who died in the Neither the govem qr nor Ris­ quarters, who notedrthat he had Hartford. Feb. 1—(/^^eriding days’ notice o f the action In w rit­ pital Judge Frederick M. McCar- coupons. A similar suspension b la c k INDIA AND CEYLON TEAS - MAKES ^ . V, day. Janiiarv 27. to Lieutenant “Would yoiahave made the state­ or F. H. LaGusrdla today describ­ Hartford hospital yesterday, will Cassi would comment on.,the re- AN UNUSUALLY FINE aAVORED m i ^ e d in bring ng «P « « P P l l « ; Edward Donald CTuIow, son of turUier developments— chiefly the ing. Any strike or lockout called. be field Saturday morning. There ^ hy has acted as. conservator of with three months suspended was ments you did to Coroner Homlck outcome of the three-day freight ed Jabob Goldberg's New York ordered in tl)j! case of Michael PUDDINGS van1lla*o r*choc. 5* CUP OF TEA during this 10-day period would be will be pmyers a ^ th e l^ m la rad had it that RiSCassl an- Ir. Finney’s 83,000,000 estate. diffieiut Cliilow and the late (Stephen A. Homlck) If you were embargo last week-end— the plans auction of war surpluses as ’’un­ Kormomik of- Bridgeport who was driven across Poland a difficult | ^ Clulow. thl.s town. •’unlawful.” Arrangements for the funeral, f t . not held against your will?” EM- fair and imetotcsl” and the man Ssgsrino Funeral Home, 247 Wseh- grlly walked out of a bipartisan M All Urecers Aed W-LB A • fximmunication lines for 27 miles ceremony waa performed In for one-day closing of public build­ It a provide; also that during tn^on street Hartford, at 8 cheduled for Saturday, were In­ I barged with giving his supplier Slszer Lakes neeey Ce-ep., PKG ■ y * PKG ward T. Carmody, Zukauskas’ ings In Connecticut is being held who conducted It as "stupid., and conference on the w ar powefs Issue counterfeit coupons. VAN CAMP'S BEANS <7iozt,n13. In 30 days. Grace Lutheran church, Fremont, the 1 0 -^ y period "It shall be the o’clock followed by a solemn mass complete. Orstss, fS. r. But he appeared to have In- counsel asked him when he had In abeyance. arro^ftnts^ late yesterday, asserting that he Ohio, at 2 p. m. by the Rev. Law ­ The New York executive, whose duSy” of aU parties to a labor dis­ o f requlen* at St. Justin’s church, creaaed rather than slowed down completed his dramatic story. Representatives of fuel sup­ had been insulted by the govCmor. rence S. Price who used the double ”I certainly would not,” the de­ own inquiries led the Senate Vyar pute to answer all sumh.ons from 256 Blue Hills avenue, at 10 One source said a comment by the HURFF BEANS with#o«k i7ozjar |2s the tempo of his attack. pliers, business and amusement FRESH ROASTED ring selwlce. fendant almost shouted. Investigating committee to look the state labor conci;i<.tor to at­ o’clock. Burial will be In the fam- : -uitmneee caused Zhukov’s front was reported by places met with Governor Baldwin [art Gives Fund Thti bride la a graduate of Fre­ Attorney William W. Gager, as­ into toe operations of Surplus tend conferences to mediate the Berlin to reasb from Solain in the at Hotel Bond Wednesday, and. I K Tn V .W ..'?.' U.. mont High school and attended sociated with Carmody In the de­ Liquidators, Inc., testified: dispute. Hours before the reported tiff, HEINZ BEANS 75 0:^*15. KYBO Coffee north to Sorau in the south. after discussing the coal shortage, I f dr friends after .7 n'clock to- For Sanctuary ^ Bowling Green State University, fense, had been granted permis­ "I’d like to sak the committee Scores Of Measures Offered open. RisCassi had criticized the gover- Drink Tea at its Best ■ Boldin is 45 miles Inside Ger­ decided to wait for a while before With tomorrow the deadline for night ALWAYS GROUND and has taught, school for seveqgl sion by the court to put Zukauskas to pursue the details o f tola sale Mr*: Tasillo was well known in ' nor «l«Hfig a ^nate debate on the. many, 56 miles northeast of Ber­ years in Ohio. Lieutenant Clulow iin()ertaklng a voluntary one-day the IntroducUor of new business, B A M BAKED BpANS 15. WHEN YOU BUY IT on the stand 'to prove the state- and to take such steps as are nec- Manchester having often brought powers issue. NEVER PRE-GROUND 2 u » 5 1 < lin and 38 miles iron, the Baltic graduated from Manchester High closihg. legislators rushed scorei Of meps^ Hartford, Feb. 1—(d»)—The Con-'' port o f Stettin, at the mouth o f mants made by him were not vefi- essar ’ to avoid a repetition of this school and the Bentley School of In a general way, Connecticut ures to the clerks o f both Itoukes. his orchestra to thia town for necticut Humane Society has re- F tN A S T 19-OZ TIN the Oder. The town is on the high­ un'tary.” scandAIous proceeding.” SHELL 8EANS 16* Accounting and Finance, Boston, fuel supplies -appeared to be spot­ A 170th town and a B7to sena­ dances. As leader o f the Governor’s beived $100,000 from William 8. way connecting Stettin with Kus- He spoke of an auction held at Moa.s. He enlisted in the service ty. ■ Some communities have ex­ torial district would l)s establish­ Foot Guard Band and the 169th In­ About Town ||BiII) Hart, hero of silent cowboy FINAST PURE trin. tremely limited supplies, while Maspeth, N. Y., late last faU of fantry Band ho was frequently __ . . . . J c . . In 1940 and has recently returned turpluses accumulated by ths De­ ed under two House.'Ollla. (lovies, with which to. establish a FORMAN'S PICCALILLI jar 19. others have enough to get by— seen here. He also conducted the i «««»• two yearn’ s^ice In the Ansonia Resident fense Plant Corporation, includ­ One measure .ilrovides that a Mrs. Richard Veen, of 82 Wash­ hetuary' for small animals as a ; forces to the northeast had reach­ but not much more. It Is feared; Rainbow In Bolton and xlso a tour- Chlna-Burma-Indla Theater of ing -'Icctrical appliances and hard­ portion of toe town of Coventry, ington street, wM token to SC nemoHal to his sister, Mary E. PEANUT BUHER ed points only 55 miles from the however, that when the three-day lat’a home in North Coventry. Hla war. ware. in Tolland etiunty, be incorporated Francis’ Hospital, Hartford, ysn- lart. SEEDLESS RAISINS p-hast sozpkgU. Baltic in a drive to slash final land Killed by Auto interruption in coal shipments wife, the fonner Catherin Donlln, S A u n r Lieutenant and Mrs. Clulow are aa toe toWn o f North Coveniry and terday fo r an emergency nppsn- The g ift was announced' by Bar­ communications of Danzig.- and from the mines is reflected here, is well known in this. town. dectomy which was performedned thietola • clay Robtnaon, preaidenL at the r.23- ;j!39< now at the home of his fam ily on addnd’ to the state’s family which •OfiNM'S 1S-OZPKG aastem Pomerania with the rest Porter street. Later in the month there may be a more serious Short­ morning. Mrs. Veen Is, prealdent of dety’s annual meeting here yes- SEEDED RAISINS 14* MADE WITH ONLY U S NO 1 GRADE PEANLJTB o f Germany. These spearheads Shelton, Feb. 1.—((P)— Samuel age. Key Wm Head n04» conslsU ’o f 168 towns. Milton L. Perkins |erday at which Hart was elected they will go to Miami Beach, Flor­ Another bill would create a the Frank J. Mansfield Auxiliary, jwers edging toward Kostin and ida, pending further assignment of Poplowsky, 60, an employs of ths The funeral of Milton L. Per­ Marine Corps League. corporate member. TEA separate oenatorial district, the Kotberg on the Ba from cap­ Lieutenant Clulow now on leave. Shelton Task company, waa atruck To Hear Annexatloa Ptaa ^ H u n ga ry G rO |lp kins, o f 209 Woodland street, was Robinson announced that part of EDUCATOR ALL PAKTS ^0 9* 87th, embracing the city o f Bris­ tured Jastrow and the area of and mortally injured while on his held at his home this afternoon The baby photographed in a |he g ift already had been used to In K«kages andTea Baffs at YouzGraoer's Deutach Krone. way to work today and shortly New Ixmdon, Feb. 1.—(ff)—ReS' tol. with Rev. James Lord o f St. nurae’a anas in the nurseiy o f the a two and one-half acre RITZ CRACKERS NABISCO 1 LI PKG is* Links Up With Konev afterward police arrested Arthur identa of Fishers Island, N. T.— Washington, Feb. 1.— i/P)— MaJ. p istol is now in the Fifth Sena­ John’s Episcopal church o f East Manchester Memorial hospital, dot with a “ fine old” colonial On bis southern wing Zhukov Hospital Notes Moore, 17, of 421 Main atrost, An- as many of them as can be crowd' Gen. William 8. Key, form er Arm y torial district with toe towns of Hartfbrd offlctatlng. The body which appeara in the brochure sent on It at Westport where GOLD MEDAL FLOUR milts bad linked, up with Marshal Bonia, who. Police Chief William ed Into Um auditorium of the oommander in Iceland, will head Avon/Berlin. Burlington. Farm­ waa placed in toe vault at the out this week by toe Building maintains a residence. HI-HO cr acker s mnshini PKG 21* Ivan Konev's First Ukrainian S. Donovan said, admitted having ruherk Island school, and all the this.CO-ntry’a ' four-man military ington, PlalnvlUs, Southington and Buckland cemetery. Fur\d committee, is Carol Ann Arm y. Sorau also iis 45 mllea In- Admitted yesterday: Mrs.. Laura been the driver o f the machine 600 rsaldents are urgently invited delegation on the Allied Control West Hartford, all having n com­ The bearer* were Joeepta Dea­ MatchetC bom August 10, 1844, UrgM Farmers Build K ^ rve OINOIR U IIA O * WE’RE STRl PAYIRR imH PRI0E8 14-OZ 32- ra'61. :;i’l ,33 sida the Reich below the Oder Nelson, 61 Avondale road; Mrs. which hit the aged man.. —wlU attend a meeting Saturday commission for Hungary. bined population o f about 85,000. con. Jamae Kelly, JoMph Martino daughter of Mr. rad Mrs. John DROMEDARY MIX PKG | 3 « bend and on a second main rail­ Julia Smith, 76 Ridge street: Miss Poplowsky, who lived at 74 night In the school at 8 o'clock; The War and Navy departments Two Fnrks BUls Offered and John Griffen. MkteheU of 183 Eldridge street Hartford, Feb. —(d*)—0>nnecti- T way running between Frankfurt For cars and trucks o f aU makes, years and types, i Lou Pecan, 61 Washington street; Liberty street Ansonlaf waa to hoar an exposition of ths idea announced today the other mem­ SMiitor Alice Rowlano (R) of iit members of the Farmers Pro- ■ndt Breslau. The town is 75 miles Mrs. Hillaria Caron. 3 Tyler alighting from a bus, when atruck. of annexation of the island to bers will be Cof. Dallas 8. Town­ Ridgefield offered a bUl nppro- Mrs. Mary BoWnson Smith A daughter we# bom yestarAor |aetion Credit corporation meet- regardless o f oosufitioii 44 0 E PIW 2 6 * southeast of Berlin. here ysaterday were told by Cream o f SNOSHEEN CAKE FLOUR street. Taken to the Griffin hospital in Connecticut, and to dUcuas and send, Ool. Frank Jff, OUlsapis and DriaUng 8100.000 for a state Funeral services for Mrs. M an at the Hartford hospital to Mg. (roros) LOW POINT FOOD FEATURES • Clear weather was favoring B. Munger, prealdent of the Admitted today; Martin AlvordJ Derby, he died shortly before noon. criticize the proposal from an an' Navy Cbpt William F. Dletrlck, racreaUoaal park on tot 606. acre Robinson Smith, form er restdenC and Mrs. Howard W. Bjoriclaad of 44-OZ PKO 2 7 * Russian planes ad Zhukov threw 'Jon Credit corporation of A R C H 150Z PRESTO CAKE FLOUR 3 Oakland street; Alexis Tanner, Physicians thert said he had auf- flea. Two summer residents of the Ueut. Ool. Henry Q. Slmmonite, tract in toe Lake WaUbeejea tec- who died Monday morning in Oma­ 82 Goodwin etreot . ..B bis msin punch as far as the area M and, Charles A. GOcidwin and |pringfleld. Mask., to “ get your l i S (4) CAUFORMA SARDIMIS ROCK TAU TIN 14* 34 Woodbridge street; Mrs. Louise fered fractures of both lega, a former New York imd Miami at­ Uon of Danbury, and Sanator ha. Neh.. w ill be held at 3 o’clock 41 ^ t la e te­ UlS Tomato « f Btsrnberg-Zielenzig, 23 miles Thomas H. RuasieU, both qf Hart­ tomorrow afternoon at Watklna’ ouasB in order” for the post-war l l 2K*- op te­ WHITE SPRAY UKE flour 44^»» 20* Kreyssig, Rockville. broken shoulder and internal in­ torney, - WlU serve as szscutiva Rlchaid Oorkey. (D) oI New Lon­ •f Loalag Homey l l DeSet SB te— in Tomato 15-OZ )«Sst of Frankfurt, where the Ger- ford, w ill outline what baa thus Funeral Home, 142 Eadt Center: ears by “reducing overall indebt- tilscharged yestarday: Mrf. i'r le i. officer.. don introduced a bill • ■ raiTiler. OB a (4) TIMIOLAKE SUim a'"& T 'Rikiia said they were throwing in far proposed, and endeavor to give streeC Because toe body will not 1 while income is fairly good, DeSet*. s » te- CREAM OF RICE '•o' ^ 21* Charles Steurer and daughter. 30 The commission, composed of commiaaion.to inquire into the ad- Jefferson City, Mo.— 31- ■MSsm Troopers and the hastily Skoneskl, 67 Hawthorne street; Anny Seeks More WAOa - to any queations artolng. ing it win be impossible for friends 1 or speculate unduly, and by QUAKER INSTANT OATS 12* tatives, waa created to i^rviae, B^arh park Into the sUU system bra on “gin marriagss” rad bring (^RoMUsed Volks-aturm. Burton Moore, 3rd, South Coven­ to view toe remains tonight as had back toe buslaeM opportunltiea iiUdlng a reserve (through w ar under Soviet direction, the en­ of parks and forsata. I b the northeastern battle areas try. Washington, Feb. 1— —^The Finally Oeta Oiaaos Sought been previously stated. that once thrived near borderline ^ d - purchases I for repairs and (M) KRAFT fMUROM DWNER 9. QUAKER INSTANT OATS ^ 26* Scenss were reported be- forcement of arjnistice terms for ^placements when availajile.” Wit w ill buy Discharged today: George E, Armyl wants 8.000 more WACa to toorize New Britain to taw Gretna Qreena w m put before toe SBseted at Konigeberg, encir- Fairmont, Minn.—(F)—Earl Fits Hungary. , Ledge* Froteet on EJectloi^ Long, 8 K ^ e y street: Mrs. Athel- help care for wounded soldiers who 8500 000 public Improvement State Hraae of Representatlvee: made the olid-time . capital of East Pruasia. .Mos- ma Darting, 8 Waddell road. took three swings at enlistment in M wrtrnaa T o L s o n English yomr etr ortr are returning from overseas at the brads and 8800.000 tewer bra^; yesterday; Mioaouri compels cou- dispstches said . pshic seized rate- of more than a thousand a the armed forces and, after strik­ Bongs Out Laatsns Vatican City. Feb. 1—(d^—The raising from 840 to 880 the n ^ th - plM to wait three d ^ after they A t fh tm t. SWAN SWAN LIFEBUOY Sify of 870,000, over-crowded Co-Eds Borrow Beards day. At -least 6,170 women are ing out on each occasion, turned German ambassador to toe Roly apply for marriage ncenses. One of Hartford, Feb. 1.—(F)—WlUard small'hatdiw^i SPRY 1 W),00Q refugees. back to his Job to wait out tho war. Washington, Psu — (ff) — ®»s ly maztmum payment for old . Rogers, chairiman o f the COn-. needed by May 1. the A rm y said iristance; directing the motra 'See WM reported today to have toe sponsora o f toe new bill said. FLOATING SOAP ; FLOATING SOAP : VIG. SHOITINING HEALTH SOAP Ksalgsberg Tottering State College, N. M.—' Iha OanBaat: dramatic etub.' ment camnaizn.. nsnt w aste - tzy lantaina...... sagulatlaan oonnm liir'W toff Ts- V y " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HARCHESTER. CONN,, TBDR8DAT, FEBRUARX 1,194» WlAivuHKistKK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1945 winter t^rm at the Toltond Coun­ L(SE S I X spokesman said the ban might put for two years, expected no relief ty SupertoP^oourt w ill open, on Five Germans X, Wins Commission Rockville Denver hotels to the red within a because o f the ban. Miami w m not this beloved New England . has Japs Fail to Fight, Friday at 10 su m. although it was Hotel Keepers month and cut the hotel occupancy I approach to Berlin. Thla aectlon Rangers Free expected to feel the effect until t ^ ever known. Po.sterlty may not announced earlier In tti* week rate in Milwaukee to oUghtly more slack season. Manchester of the Oder la auppoaed to be the Stalin flan Call the Tune on Foreign that It would be oonttoued tmtU heed our present pride in such .a To Hold Subic Bay Await Death Divide on Ban than 60 per cent. Also hard hit, he A' Statler company sp<*eeiBan key fortified aone protecting- Ber­ 513 Prisoners Form Glasses February 9. Judge Howard W. predicted, would be Des Moines, sold conventtoa eeneeUetlons were ^Evening Herald ood .solid month, nor ever under­ Alcorn was originsdly scheduled to Atlantic Ctty, and Galveston, Tex. ‘Very Urge’.’ in Boaton, BoffSlOk lin. stand the warmth of our feeling Policy at Big Three Strategy Meeting And Olongapo Base come here but Is busy at Watei> At San FYancisco, which prevl- M T t .fH im BT TH It la In thla aone that the Ger- Prisoners, of W ar Beat Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis axA ■MAf-n PBINTmO oa INa In Daring Raid In First Aid bury. Judge William J. SbM Greet Start of Curb oiuly had cancelled its 1946 con­ PltUburgh. Spokasmen In Chicago mana today report the Ruaalana for it, but those of us who have u ■— II ttr^ Synchronization of Rtuaian and Anglo-American Military Moveg To Be Chief Topic. _ (Oontlniied Ftom Page One) Fellow Captive in has now been assigned to hear the ventions at muest of the Navy, M id canventlone echeduled there HaaebMUn Conn. known it and shared it will at On Conventions With the prealdent the Tourist and maaalngi on a 40 mile fro n t f®!" (Continued From Page One) criminal cases on Friday and they this week would be held m eehed- nolU B riotousoN least be able to keep our own pri­ Camp to Death. Convention Bul^au, C. E. Baen, uled. d«BW«t liM M yr further aaaault toward Berlin. A t By Tom Wolf some are reported to have sought Program Outlined in will be tried or disposed of os Relief, Apprehension. vate satisfaction that we were aaid: ^ Although a spokesman fOr the T io tIIt^ Oatob«r 1. U tl the name Ume It would be here NBA Staff Correepondent r:fuge there by boat from Manila. Japanese loaees were Inflicted In originally scheduled. ■ The as­ " I f the w ar is to be a long one, New York Central railroad eatd among those who lived through Cagayan Valley Road Severed battering do'vn these tank-led at­ New York, Feb. 1.—(iP) — Five Rockville to Operate signment of cases and the short ■ m aTMillf that the Ruaaiana might be com- London—There is evidence here By The Associated Press the government wul find it the ban “will have a favorahU ef* ASHES an dA U B B l 1 abUdari.' IlnUrad at tn* January, 1940. It will be pleasant MacArthur announced the sever­ tacks. German prisoners of war have calendar session assigned fo r Fri­ peUed to halt and reorganiae for to indicate that military and not In Schools o f City. day will not be acted upon. The nation’s hotel keepers today made a bad trade and swapped or­ feet” on the rallnade, other Hnee __ at Hanehestar. Oonn.,> aa to remember in future winters, ing of the Cagayan valley road, Every Man Decorated been sentenced to death by a REMoVl^ O m KaU Matter. ______greeted the start of the govern­ ganized society necesu^ to a de­ for the moot part thought It too that final olfenalve. political considerations will be only highws" of the ;entral Uizon court-martial, Newsweek maga­ Social Postponed and it will never fail to lighten The commando raid, ordered on Rockville rMldents who have ment’s ban on non-essential con­ mocracy fo r less than per cent early to osMy the result No do- ■UBSCBIPTIOM RATES Factora we can know nothing number one on the agenda when plains left In Japanese control, zine Mys,* because they beat to Rockville, Feb. 1.— (Special)— of the nation’s train seMa.’’ T E L E P H O N E the burden of the mosti torrid short notice when intelUgency re­ been attending the weekly socials ventions with both relief and ap­ cresM in nil reeervatlone was about will determine evenU here. with the capture of Munos and death a fellow prisoner they sus- Horry M. Otmpbell, special field prehension. Washington, D. C., \m en con­ the Big Three next meet. ports disclosed the whereabouts of of the Crystal Lake fire depart­ noted at such key points m Chi. summer day. We ran picture such Talavera. Firat corpa Yanks seiz­ nected of giving valuable military ventions have not been accepted GAVELLO A E. W e know nothing accurate of the The situation today Is similar to the camp, was such a success that representative on first aid, water ment are notified that the social An AMoclated Press survey indi­ csgo and Pittsburgh. a summer's day now, and the ed the road towr o f Tayug, at the General MacArthur decorated Information to the United States. , cated the ban would ease the hotel condition of the German armlea Nevwveek, in its Feb. 5 issue, | safety u d accident prevention for this week has been postponed due W aiU n Itataa and APO .$13.00 that at Teheran, where the pri­ northern end of a Manila highway room shortage to such cities as fevered brow, and the helpless every man in the force. the American Red CiroH A t m of­ to traveling conditions. auppoaed to defend Berlin. Nor mary question was synchroniza­ skirting tiie eastern side o f the The lean and rugged captives re­ lieclares the men killed a comrade- New York, Philadelphia, New Or- Maiiittlllt OT look to the' west for a hint o f res­ Nutrition OIsM have we any way of Judgrlng how tion of Russia’s summe< offensive central Luzon valley. They also ceived the homage of thousands of it Camp Tonkawa, Okla., Nov. 5. fice, bM been to town for the past leona and Cleveland, but a spokes­ n > A8SOCIATIID PR ® ^ 1943,. and now are awaiting "their | MUs Margaret McLean, Red *ka Aaaoelatad Praas la azclulraly cuing breeze, and then, suddenly, in the east with D-Day landings / were closing in on Umlngan and American soldiers now fighting to fe’” days outlining a program man for the American Hotel Asso­ long the miracle of eupply which iloom in a Federal penitentiary.” Croes Nutrition chairman has an­ dad to tha lua of republlcatlon of a feeling of wonderfully cool in the west. Today the biggest Lupao, to the south, on the same redeem the Islands for which the a hereby first old would A>e taught ciation Mid the government ruling I dlspatctaaa cradltad to >i or not la the greatest story of this Rus­ The dead man waa identified aa to the local schools from the sev­ nounced that plans ore progreM- item confronting Stalin, Churchill highway. veterans fought so valiantly and would cut business sharply in irw>a eiMItad In thU paper and sian offensive can be kept up. peace and serenity as a mere Cpl. Johann Kunze. The five men, ing for-the Nutrition cIo m ' which and Roosevelt Is the meshing o f Farther north, near dearly-won hopelessly. The youthful GI's enth grade through H ig^ schooL many cities where hotels were not tba lodal nawi pnpllahad hare. thought of this January flickers all non-commissioned officers, were will start ohortly and that a few But the Germans, at least, are Russian and - Anglo-American Rosario, Americans captured the formed an Impromptu honor Mr. Campbell stated < definitely crowded. identified as W alther Beyer, Bert that this is not a "must'^ program more can still ^ accommodated. AM riahta of rtpubllcatlon of apaclal not under-rating the Russian plan. across the mind. strategists so that the German Udlao road Junction whhlch sends guard, flanking a military highway » The ban, effective today, prohib­ ihyAtrfiaa herein, are alao rayrrad. hold Seidel. Hans Demme, Willi but rather it Is being sdi^ted and Anyone planning to take thla general staff will be unable to an artery Into mountainous Ba­ down which the rescue party pass­ Lieut, nmothy' Cheney its conventions attended by more aarriea ellen^of M. U. A Barrioa They consider themselves already Srholz and Hons Schomer. sponsored by manyl ^ atffioois course should contact her at her shuttle divisions across Germany guio, summer capital of the Philip­ ed after it returned to Americah than 50 persons unless such con­ Drgaged in the defehse of Berlin. No Choice for Court throughout the nation who al­ home, phone 1155, or notify the ventions are given special permits from one front to another every pines and likely Japanese head lines. Timothy Cheney, youngest son Rapraaentatlraa; The “ Under the articles of war the ready realize Its tremendous Red Cross headquartere on Pork because of their importance to the /^BhilBhen A t anjr rate, the next day or two time it wan.s to make a'-'- attack quarters, 14 miles to the north. It wa.4 the last of many marches of Howell Cheney of 110 Forest M laa Mathawa■ Special---- Afanejr—New . for the rescued men—marches court had no choice but to pro­ street, was graduated from the worth. He pointed out that this Plac4; war effort. The measure was aim­ iS S r Chicado. Detroit and Boaton. should tell whether the Russians Connecticut like the recent von Rundstedt o f­ Japanese pockets in the Fort Stotsenburg area north of San Fer­ which began with the brutal nounce the death sentence,” the Signal Corps Officer Candidate Is not purely a Red CroM project Annual MeeUng ed primarily at lightening railroad are going to cross the Oder now, fensive. but is backed by many cooperat­ traffic. ‘ .j « AUDIT b u r e a u o r nando have been cleared out after "death march of Bataan.” magazine says. “The Nazis ap­ school at Fort Monmouth, N. J., The onniwl meeting o f the which would mean an uninter­ This does not mean that a dis­ peared entirely aatisfled.” ing agencies such as the Boy and Galls Baa “ Godsend" entCODATIONS. days of blttsr fighting, MacArthur Freed Men Show Happiness at graduation exercises held Rockville Building and l/>an Asso­ cussion of political problems will The men "proudly admitted Girl Scouts, Y.M.C.A., Y.W .C A ., Joseph E. M ean, vice president rupted march on Berlin, or are announced. The freed men showed their Tuesday, and received his com­ ciation will be held on Wednes­ Tto Baiald PrlnUm Corapw. Ino.. Y ankee be ruled out— / " y more than they their part in Kunze’s liquidation,” Y.M.H.A., 4-H clubs, Granges, day, February 14 at 7:30 o’clock of the Philadelphia Hotel Associa­ DO Onandal raaponaiblllty for going to have to make that a new, 51 Coastal Vessels Destroyed happiness.'despite their sores and mission as second lieutenant. Afporrapblcal arrora ap^airtni In ad- By A. H. O. were ruled out at Teheran. It's A daring and destrucUve raid by the magazine adds. Lieutenant Cheney’s family Civic Associatiofis, Boys’ clubs, at Its office at 88 Union street. tion, d e s c r^ d the ban m a “ God­ separate and later campaign. ulcers, wasted* bodies and ragged Newsweek also says two other Rotariea Lion Clubs and many send” because “ now we can better ^ rS a m U ta la Tba Mancbaatar Bao- now an open secret that at Tehe­ swift P-T boaU, with fighter plane clothe.s. Uvea at 17 Colony Road, West At this time a board of directors ^ R llD En Dlag Barald. ran Churchill and Stalin— with support, destroyed 61 Japanese German prisons of war, Eric Gaus Hartford. Mrs. Cheney was the others will be elected! o serve for the accommodate travelers on essen­ IN THE LAND OF STEADY Some looked helplessly up from and Rudolph Straub, were convict­ He stated that he is here to co­ tial war business.” • Roosevelt's silenca being inter­ Pattom set by the Teheraa meetln g, where both poUtleal and mUI-' coastal vessels in raids on Batan- form er Miss Alice Dunham Row- ensuing year. George Arnold Thursday, ro^iniary \ You Can Help H A B ITS; There has been no litters. Others were proudly erect. operate adth the local agenclea Hotel officials in New Orleans preted as consent—worked out a gms bay, south o f Manila, and Bo- ed June 13, 1944, of the staying ley of Hartford. They have two Jr., Is president of the association tary matters wero dtaeusaed, will probably be 'oUowed at forthcom­ There were old men with grey hair near Camp Gordon, Oa., o f Cpl. and school authorities to see that welcomed the ban because “we’ll With a week and a day stin to stranger and more amusing spec­ general division of Europe Into cos bay to the north. daughters, one three years old and Charles M. Squires Is secre-' ing Big Thre eparley. Shown at T eheran are, left to right, eeatd^ and dazed, sunken eyes. Some were Horst Gunther, who also had been local children, especially boys be­ turn down only a few hundred peo­ On The Western Front tacle in recent Connecticut poli­ spheres of Interest, si are now Heavy bombers pounded the Ca and the younger child, six months. tary. go, the Memorial Hospital Build­ Marshal Stglln, Prealdent Roosev elt, and Prime Minister .Churchill. surprisingly young and almost at denounced by his comrades as a tween the ages of 16 and 18 years, ple daily Instead of a thousand.” tics than that of Governor Ray­ clearly visible in such countries vlte Naval base with 57 tons of their normal weight. Othera were Before entering the Arm y to the Dr. Brookee in When Ton Rundntodt atruck ing Fund Drtve has achieved two- Standing, left to rl^ t, are Russia n Foreir - Minister V>-Mheslav bombs which caused heavy explo- traitor. get the opportunity to learn first February - March conventions mond E. Baldwin and Democratic as Poland and Greece. Molotov and Brittsh Forel gn Minister Anthony Eden limp from beri-beri. fall .of 1943, Lientenant C^ieney Due to illness Dr. George S. were cancelled to Cleveland freeing A'$EDVICE aid while they still have time. wtth hta Ddcombor offanatve, he thirds of the dietance toward its alons and fires. The base has been Their shirts were tattered. Brookes, pastor o f the Union State Chairman Adrian Maher Victory Is Vital was on instnictor in the Depart­ This is made necessary by the possibly "several hundred rooms” ^eked on tha qulat aactor of the goal. This is, to date, a hearten­ a prime target since before the Jan. Shorts were patched and repatch­ church will be unable to broad­ firing long range statements at ment of Music at Princeton Uni­ fact that the Armed Forces do not while to New York City, 67 of 307 FLORIDA TREE-RIPENEI-EXTRA LARGE SIZE But If Teheran is any guide, It present as observer at the Miko- among those forcee who are antl- 9 Invasion of Luzon at Ungayen ed. Several offleers still proudly cast over station WDRC In Hart­ a m tem fn m t To the weat and ing revonee, not only from those one another.... .they are Stratford First Army Drives versity, Princeton, N. J., where have as much time to train the conventions scheduled for the city does mean that Stalin and the lajciyk meeting, remained silent. Lublin. gulf. . wore their emblems of rank. There ford on Sunday morning aa bad SUPER MARKETS ' north o f thla aactor, the American corporations who realise and as­ neighbors and have crossed friend­ he lived with his family. He re­ men in first aid as they would like were cancelled, according to Haw> Russians are likely to do most of It was only considerably later When he saw Mikolajezyk, Sta­ Escorted Liberators swept across were battered campaign hats, been previoualy. announced. ly, If occasionally pointed briefs Within Plain Sight ceived his basic training at Fort once they liave en ter^ the serv. ard F. Dugan, vice president of th^ mrat and Ninth Armlea had Juat sume a community responslblUty, the tune-calling. This is true for Mikolajezyk was Inform^ that lin la said to have suggested that the China sea to score a smashing overseas caps and one pre-war The pulpit at the Union Congre­ with one another for years., ■trike at Heito airdrome on south­ Bragg, and was later transferred ice. Hotel Statler Company. DOZ' hattared thafir way forward to tha but from many Individuals. two reasons: the United States hoped frontier the Polish Prime Minister form a type helmet. gational church on Sunday morn­ ORANGES furthernmre both are of such good western Formosa. Twenty aircraft to Camp Hale, Colorado, with the This program will ■hortly be­ The American Hotel Association SORRYBROOK NATIVE Roar Rivar, eaploltbig the Aachen From the ChurehUl-Roosevelt new government and move to Their sentiment was expressed Of Siegfried Line ing will be supplied by a guest The success o f the lest third of voice that they never needed, in questions could be postponed un­ were destroyed and fires were "Mountain Troops,” lO.th Division, come compulsory in the schools of point o f view the only feally vital Lublin, take in some members of by Capt. James B. Prippe. I^s An­ spealier. g f in tha Siegfried LlnA Tha the drive will depend upon pledge the few square miles of Stratford, til the end o f the war, but that if touched off In assembly and repair snd Camp Swift, Texas. He Is New York while the school au­ thing in this stage o f the war Is they had to be settled now, we the Lublin Committee, nd estab­ geles, former provost marshal on now home on furlough and ex­ PEARS EXTRA FANCnf-MEDIUM SIZE ilr a t had reached Dueran, and cards from Individuals. And if to use the telephone for commu­ ■hops. , . (Contlnaed From Page One) thorities In Norwich, Jewett City, FRESH EGGS nication with one another... .fur­ winning IL They are willing to would support Poland's claim to lish a unified government. Miko­ Corregidor. He said; pects to go to Missouri for ad­ pauaed there. Tha next American Four freighters were sunk and •The thrill of seeing those green Danielson, Putnam, Stafford ExtraUrgcCfiC M e d .| " | | g there le one thing about the drive thermore Maher has for years make concessions to Russia or Lwow. lajezyk 1s known to have been In vanced training In Signal Corps. two others set afire In a raid by clad Rangers storm into the pris­ northeast of Colmar were report­ Springs opd New London have re­ BACK PAIN? U. S N O 1-aEAN DRY S T < X K D O ZEN 3 D D O Z DU ■wee, on thla front waa expected that ought to be emphasized in anyone else . 'ho can help hasten For Poland, as Indeed for the favor of going to Lublin. It waa ONIONS been prosecutor in the Stratfortl patrol bombers on the Sakishlma on camp last night w ill never quits ed.) acted favorably and will attempt Tolland A aia VALUE IN NOURISHMENn to ba A eroaaing o f the Roar, for town court usually controlled by victory. So, A)r that matter. Is rest of Europe, Anglo-American partly on this score and partly C A U F O R N IA this last stretch effort. It is that islands just east of Formosa. leave me.” •the First A rm y alone captured fixed forts ore ringed by deep and to include It to the next semester. Baldwin or his law firm ---- in Stalin. Few observer; familiar policy hasn't gone beyond agree­ on the question of the Curzon 1,332 prisoners to the 24 hours to Some schools In Hartford and HIAT-OUICKI the Begotlatlim o f tha remaining although the ffiOO.OOO sought by wide ditches. Next Sunday, February 4, will YOUNG TENDER S e e d L o c k p‘^?a26* spits o f all .this, make one Gover­ with Russia at first hand believe ment on tha principle o f free and Line that he resigned. midnight. Its largest haul since New Haven ore already using it. He«t K lim nnitcl* ptim-tmUUf. igte. CARROTS W mllea to tha Rhine and Cologne tha drive Is a huge aunv and al­ In general, with the possible American Warahipn “The enemy has further be Communion Sunday. The wtleome, esotiinnS heat NATIVE DEU(tKXIS CRCAM s oz nor and the other Democratic that Stalin would under any cir­ general elections at the earliest Mucci Graduate Jon. 8. That w m a commentary on Mr. Campbell strongly recom­ Lord’s supper will be administer­ relief, for itjt, at tha aar* tMC, appU l o r d e o ’ t CHcesc 1 pointt 2 * T o tba aoutb o f the apot von State Chairman, and give them exception of Russia's recognition strengthened these positions by though SOI®* contribuUone have cumstances rest before reaching possible stage. Meanwhile, Anglo- German morale. community digging and- the de­ mended a water safety program ed, following a brief communion one bit Johnaea’t RBO CROSS PLa STER APPLES U. S NO. 1 Q U ALITY Rondatedt picked. General Pat- the necessity fo r dealing with one of the Lublin Commltte;, the F j Nemring Corregidor Of West Point •The absence of strong German been exceptionally hstfdsome in Berlin and revenge. But they be­ Americans arr afreed that the fenses now are surrounded by a for this coming summer, possibly meditation by the pastor. Rev. —or the heariar, warmer Jehnaea’a Back another, and they start slinging Three have kept each other pretty By The Associated PreM reaction suggested the possibility sponsored by the Recreation com­ Platter. . . , The mild, active madicetiea CAUFORNIA SOLID HEAD WASTE PAPER... toB'a Third Army waa advancing amount, it is the smaller, more lieve that past prop ^anda to the most urgent problems everywhere Bridgeport, Feb. 1— UPt— Ckilonsl maze of anti-tank ditches and Hollis French. ■V-2 stratosphere bombs at one effect that he might— propaganda are security for military opera­ well informed in advance of their American warships are Mucci, S3, son of Mrs. Elizabeth that the Germans have jerked mittee. A progiram of this type ;eiitl7 heata tha back, atira iip Uaad circs' NfiPfiint i into the Saar, hacking away at modest contribution which the criss-crossed trench lines.” a A course cm “The Life o f •tioo, 6(hta caopaatiaa, caaet paia. . . , Lettsce k Nii did For War Prodaetkw. another___ it was an excellent which has. Incidentally, far more tions and feeding o f the popula­ moves. But that’s about all. The Corregidor while other* In Buhlc Mucci, of 247 Sixth street, waa everything farther back,” A P Cor­ woiBd be very advantageous to CHirist” will be offered In the Is, tha Slegfrldd Une fOrtiScaUona shelling northwestern respondent E. D. Bail reported spokesman for the 2Ist Army Warm cloth cnenu lataiai bodv beat, pi»- CfifiMfYo and Sahraga Papcrl average Manchester family c m display for the pubtip, and both value to Mosco than to Berlin— tion. ticklish Polish problem will not bay are I ^ Bridgeport and was grad- group said. the youth of Ihe town because church school, for young people of ftecta bade afaiaat chilliaf, prevUm cantia- CALIFORNIA LARGE GREEN firO M lO tM cut *AS*23* , ilnsula from the First Army sector. thare. qffnrrt w hich alone can bring the must have chuckled over I t ...... has had aulffclent effect, especial­ Historical and ethnological be solved amicably until Britain Bataan pMln^aJn1 ^ from Lincoln Grammar The Siegfried line heavy ron even though many ore expert high school gge or over. Sessions uem aopport.. . Tty thia daaa, aatjr, praved pines, unconfirmed The German croso-Rhlne hold- Von Rundatadt drove hla wedge * * * ly on Churchill, so that Anglo- claims aside, the Russians would and America form clear joint r ----- —i— . j I school and fronT" Harding High Crete pillboxes were built in 1938 swimmsH, When they enter the commence February. 18 and con way to "heal treat" aimpla backache aad Broccoli 1 S‘ 29‘ drive to its final success. »a<3 toga north and south of Strasbourg other meecalar '^aa—TODAY. (la cam Recent Fairfield oonnty mall Americans would not risk calling maintain that their attitude in Poliah policies. broadcasts reported school In 1029. He attended Grail I and now are outmoded by im­ armed forces and are required to tlnue through Juntf 8. Mrs. Luther ------SplMcb 30* la between these two ermiee. Into Thare le no standard amount from European theatres Indi­ "The enemy also began to collapse, reflecting a ef chronic backache, aw ymr doctor.) . , , ^ d A D A R O N l this propaganda bluff. Poland is based or the simple Balance Of Power is" •chool, Fairfield, for a year In J proved assault weapons. Where swim with a heavy pack on their Barnard la to be the teacher. territory lightly h ^ by detach for such fam ily contributions. cates that Congressman Luce to the vicinity of preparation for Uklng (ui examl- WMkenlng of the enemy along the bock together with heavy hemlets, Alwayt iaiiit oa the OBNUINB, made by Fresh Dates ‘^x'S^41* Appletiiee 'Vx?23* need for protecting their security Lack of Joint Anglo-American natural obstaclea are plentiful, the Mrs. Benjamin Miller of Hart­ Johaioa A Jahaaea. erSPA9HEni3LB meats of the First Army. In re- personally saw and channed Second, and more importantly, land,— ” one broadcast sMd. From entrance to W est P oin t ’ whole western front. guns and other equipment they There Is no pledge too email to in the absence of a joint Anglo- policy goes back in tur. to Amer­ Siegfried line work* are sparse. ford was a guest of her mother, LAYER each and every one of her armed Britain and the United States -----Corregidor-— (at the entrance ^ .99^ He Atook__l«a part • MAvnvukHHqfA In a competltlv* Allied planes spotted heavy Ger­ ore unable to dq i t Figs 8 OZ PKQ 2 4 * V V o M 9 * S u M s h 1 9 * aetton le this thnieV^th the ica’s lack of a apeclflc clearcut Where terrain is level, aa many os Mrs. Laura Judson, Wednesday. ANHPADE PKG play its part in the final euccess oonsUtuents, and can now claim have not worked out—to date, at American program guaranteeing Manila bay) cruising of examination conducted In Novem- i man roll movements eastward from GIvIe Association j^&as!»iEDCigapusTa First and Third Armie#x turned foreign policy. Senator 'Vanden- 500 or 600 pillboxes dot a square Miss Bernice Hall of EUst Ha­ of the drive. But there is one cer­ their vote la perpetuity.... the least—any common specific for­ the aame. This t ..lains such uni­ ■hipping In the adjacent waters “ 1930^ ^t the adjutant general’e Karlsruhe and Mannheim and A meeting of the Rockville berg'a speech hit the nail on the through Heilbronn, indicating a mUe. ven High school faculty, spent the from their natural objecti^u and tainty. It U that the existence of soldier boys are writing home to eign policy 3 put as a bargaining lateral action as Russia has taken reported.” office In Hartford but fell short of; Civic Association will be held this hla Weet^a Bakery Feature! 'J'Aiiikrifa’t head. Seen through European further thinning of German de­ W ith the Siegfried’s main de­ week-end at the home of her par­ faced Into the sides of von Rimd- tell their parents not to pay at­ point against Russian demands In Poland, ncludlng the recent A Dome! news agency dispatch' physical requirements. BACK PUSTER a fully modem and fully adequate eyes, America’s past role in Inter­ fenses. Roads north of Wlssem- fenses under heavy- artillery fire evening at the Rockville Hotel ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall. tention to the [Iblitleal charges Take the Polish case as an exam­ recognition of the Lublin Com­ said "more than ten battleships, Subsequently his name was sub­ with a dinner being served at 6:15 JANE PARKER COFFEE CAKES S e llk xtedt'a wedge. Then they ooopemt- hotnltal does mean something national responsibility is Insxifli- bourg, above the U. S. Seventh and the Americans pushing Into Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cussier agalBst her, that she’s the tops ple. Reliable PolUh informants mittee. Thla -cognition. Inciden­ cruisers, deitroyars and several mitted a* a candidate frofn thS’ p. m. in the main dining room. PECAN izozACi tangible to every last family In haVe told me that the Poles got tally, came as a dUtlnct surprise clmt for Europeans to lltoik on us ether unidentified ships” bad ConnecticutV.UIUICVV.....V N — ation______a l Gbard. Army front, were jammed. the outposts o f the line, it appeared are leaving town Wednesday to I The Colmar pocket waa steadi­ John Gerich, head of the N a­ ly (educing th5t wedge. Success the Impression that the United here, since Foreign Office thinking unless we go much further In our steamed Into Subic bay. wUch jyi,Dnwi,Ue )ie Joined the Arm y ib d to be only a matter of days. If not spend a few days to Canada and COFFEE NIND r in g Z O hfanchester. I t le part of the se- ly being reduced from north and hours, until vthe Allies would know tional Printing ' Company of this northern New England. HOSPITAL \ir recent observation that States was not willing at Teheran generally Indicated that auch foreign policy than generalities Gen. Douglas M a c A ^ u r _ earlier 1 building up hie health anff^ j la that left them side by aide on cilrity every Manchester family 0 south. Colmar Itself (46,000) to what extent the Germans have city and Thompsonville w ill be Pvt. Richard Miller from comp public officials were Once wont to to commit Itself in support of the recognition. If It came at all like the "Atlantic Charter.' announced waa again being con' continuing studies. EXPENSE IS NO COFFEE CAKE 15 oz tlM German border in an area enJoW Therefore, at a time like woe outflanked and American and weakened their western defenses the speaker. Mr. Gerich Is a at Fort Meyers, Florida, Is spend­ MARVEL regard the advent of the circus Curzon Lin* and Cunon Line A would not precede the Big Three In th final analyaia, post-war verted Into an American Naval 'Record "Unusually Briniant" whldi bad originally been marked French troops were close to the by shifting troops to the east. former Rockville man who baa es­ ing a few days of hls furlough aa LONGER A DRAIN PRUNE FILLED CAKE thla, ayery Manchester family merely ns an opportunity for free (giving Lwow to Rusala). Both meeting. Europe might be presented with atation. , Finally, In January, 1932, when s Colmor-Brelaach rood leading to (A dispatch )ast night to The tablished a successful business in guest of hls grandmother, Mrs. ^ENRICHED** for a quiet sector. It was not one should fCql able*>and glad to make passes could not j.pply, his friends Churchill and Stalin favored this In general, British vlewToint on this___ bitterly , Ironic possibility; >1116 Federal Communications he was serving as a private with '\.tee only permanent Rhine bridge London Dally Express said rem­ greeting cards, and the like, the Laura Judson and hls many Tol­ ON THE JELLY M oz eg our original routes Into Ger­ tell us, to State Police Commis­ Poland can be summed uf as fol­ Russia’s sphere o f Influence would I commission recorded the broad- some small, tangible contribuUon line. the headquarters battery of the iittMdlng to the Strasbourg sec­ nants of the 19th German Army plant having been open here land frienda. sioner Edward J. Hickey.... he lows: Britain dtsagreefc with the extend to Germany's eastern bor- j casts, FAMILY INCOME! STREUSSEL c a k e BREAD many. It became acUve only be­ to the futurkof the Institution. Later, however, when Mlkola- 62nd Coast Artillery, he waa desi^ to r Street fighting progressed totalling 30,000 men were in full about three years. The Young People’s Society has the unique, and completely Polish Govemn.ent’a all-out anti- ders; Britain’s sphere o f Influence nated by then President Herbert cause von Rundatedt selected It jeyk went ho Moscow with In iScrnay; Wlttelshelm fell. retreat south o f Strasbourg. It, said Harry W. Flamm is general meeting Sunday at 7:30 p. m„ LARGE Whatever the pledge may be, It laudable practice we are told, of Rdsslan policy. But, at the same would extend to Germany’s west- 1 TroOUS Edtte Hoover to take another West Point the battle In the Colmar area had 3c Per Day and Up COFFEE CAKE isoz ciJurchlll, Molotov Informed him em borders. And who would be GombSHelm and Bettenhofen. chairman of the committee In waa held at the home of the presi­ 26V4 O Z. (o r bis offensive. win be eccepted^m the spirit In never accepting passes to any­ time, the Polish Government here AUlCa M roopa examination. The War department developed into a race between Will Pay for X-rsysi. Boom sod flatly .that all three powers at T e­ nortb of Strasbourg, were cap­ charge of tonight’s meeting assist­ dent, Miss Em ily Hayden, who PINEAPPLE FILLED CAKE It we bed chosen, after the thing.... we hereby propose a does control Polish force* fighting left In the aU-lmportalit position CloSCT tO MandOUty described his Arm y record as ”un- Board - Operating l^om - Am­ LOAF which It la given, \ u l It will help heran’ had agreed to the CJurzon German and French troops for the ed by Donald R. Weekes, Richard had charge o f the program. salary Increase...... with the BriUsh- And there is of bolding ths balance of power in Southeast Asia Ojmmond Head- usually brilliant” at that time, an4 tured and the Allies moved to Rhine bridge at Breisach.) bulance . AnaetheiU* • Medi­ elimination ot the German bulge, build the drive toU^ toward Its • • • Line and Curzon Line A. Am ­ within two miles of. the river. Symington, Mrs. Elsie Southwlck, George Meacham and Fete ICED TWISTS Noz UtUe doubt that there are many Europe? Germany 1 Guarterfly Kandy, Ceylon, Fab. as & National Guard candidate, he Allied patrols all along the U. 8 . Ernest Backofen, D. L. Hobron, cines and Lahorstoire. to go back to our original strat­ I f there is one piece of leglela- bassador Harrlman, vho was It was certain that the thlnout Hodgins led In the devotions. JANE PARKER PKG issiatiiMiim goal. N (5p)— A llied troops edged eloeer to p^^ed the eecond examination an< Seventh Army front from Stras­ A. E. Chatterton, Max Kabripk, Men, Women aqd Ghlldren of egy, we would have permitted tion introduced in the current ses­ had weonkened Field Marshal Von The Tolland P. 1. A. will meet ^ dWWidirtmenol -V Mandalay today, threatening to entered the Military academy, bourg to Sarreguemlnes were re­ Herman Olson, Ralph Gibson, from Mrth to 15 jreore o f age. ‘i& M m sion we hasten to approve, it is Rundstedt’s whole position west in Hicks Memorial school at 8 p. ♦hiM sector to gp quiet again, and Huge Bombers cloee the Japoneee escape route he wa* graduated (ron ported encountering/only slight Vernon Welsh, Dr. Geotge S. PUDDINGS Stilwell Road that of Senator Damlani, New Minor Hurdle Manchester o f the Rhine so that he could not Nazi opposition. Allied troops yes­ •m. February 7. Miss Viola Larsen, hove returned both the First and \, soutbweatward from Burma’s •«*- west Point to 1936. he receive! Brookes, Leater Martin, Robert S p a r k le ANN PAOe 5* Haven, "providing penalties for liold what he had bitten off In terday took without oppocition the elementary school supervisor, and A L L E N & Third armlea to their- original It was in April, 1943, thit^the ond city. nis diploma and commission os 1 Murphy, Harry Libby, F. S. Net- operating agricultural tractors on Hit Singapore recent attempts to keep the .ini­ village of Gambsheim, eight miles the teachers of Hicks school, have O n a g e J a l e e UkOy'.'M'J 23* Japanese captured Lasbio -and Faced by Bill Pate Book Important town Lecond lieutenant from Gen. Johi tleton, Harry Dowding, Fred arranged an intereattog program ■pot of atUck on Germany. But public highway* while under the natlng the Taungup road, was pershlng, commander of Amer tiative. Now it i| a queriion northeast of Strasbourg and about HITCHCOCK FRANKFORTS whether the Germans, indeed, will Bradley, Miss Ruth M iller and of movies which have been shown TsMateJalcezop.. canMI* Instead, our generalship has ap­ thus brought about the lahd Influence of intoxicating liquors Tomorrow (Continued Frosn Page One) captured on Jan. 80, headquarters forces during the World wai two miles ffonr the Rhine. AD Lines of Insurance be able to save anything west of Paul Sweeney, music, Ralph Gib­ to different grades for education­ parently decided to use our ermiee blockade of China, Today, almosi or of any drug"....we know of (Continued From Page One) Book reviews by Rev. Thomas F. disclosed. The Japanese have a attending the 50th r# A field disjlatch last, night said 953 MAIN STREET PICKWICK IRAND . CaiNhell’s ^ S S 'u r o more nefarious, reprehensible. the Rhine in the sectors of the son; colors. Francis Prichard; al purposes. A ll parents are three years later, after superhu Stack at the Y at :t . over water—encompasses more strong concentration of artillery In of his own West Point class the easy conquest of Gambsheim TE L. 5105 where they are. And the news of ihdefensible practice---- still, it 8 6 main Allied attack, it vros said at publicity, Paul Sweeney. T. F. urged to attend. 3 FONTS PER POUND and "anti-dUcrimination’’ provi­ Saturday, Feb. S than 3,500 miles this section and are counter-at- xoslgned to take a course wltl may indicate a German withdrawal L6 6ard«iRell8kror^.sri3* the past few days has been of man endeavors in construction of mhst have been a great sport sions which earlier had threaten­ supreme headquarters. from the bridgehead they hold Rady, Jr.; finances, A. E. Ctast- 39 •TOKCLY’S 14 OZ * ^ Ladies’ Night at the Britlsh- Since January 1 the 20th Bomb- tacking fiercely d ^ lte their heavy Qoros, be reported at thi BBIBBBP toeoiNT* bot I f * tha Ledo Road from India. In while it lasted...... Oeaeral Attack Develops from there northward along the terton. both the Firfft and Third armies ed to kill it. American club. er command has unleashed eight 11 ®***A a (XOTsaunlque M ia . |I Randolph field, Tex., training cen 2 PO INTS A t Field Marshal Montgomery’s Rhine. ' ^ ' Tlie /Civic association is con­ Dmlmlmm tUN maid isoz* striking forward together on the clearing the Japs from the region \ . • * • safe voting margins piled ^ up Monday, Feb. 5 major attacks sgatost high prior­ Further to the north, West ter, and to January. 1987, wa One Week Delivery At MaeDonold’* PER LB. LI naintn secoeo pko 1 F oT n what It may be worth, headquarters to the north, a Little activity was reported from ducting a membership campaign bologna' M IN C ID HAM of the upper Burma Road, a new yesterday to knock down those Public Bridge Party! Masonic ity targets from Omura In the Jap­ African troop# approached Mony- transferred to Fort Francis Wai 33* 40 mile front which represents the formerX Secretary qf State the U. S. Ninth Army front before and recently letters have been O i r O w a T e a ’^pk^u^ S V * two explosive proposals - were Temple, 8 p. m.. Sharp. anese homeland to Bangkok, For­ wa, 40 miles northwest of Manda­ ren, Wyo., for duty with the IS spokesman fo r the 21st Arm y ANNUAL SALE OP otM-Ume bese o f von Rundstedt’s land route to China has been Franoea^Burk^ Bedlck wasn't group sold the battle has develop­ Duren. but in the extreme north sent to reaidents of the commun­ counted on by backers of the legla- Paper Salvage In th* Northwest mosa and Saigon. lay. ' fantry. • LIVERWURST N O PO INTS u35* ifsiia avae«nii5 bulge. opened, and the firet convoy in and Isn’t kidding abont aspiring Stationed In Hawaii ed Into a general attack all along Canadian and British troops eom- ity stating the purpose of the laUon to hold firm today. They b ^ section of town. pleted a mopup o f German units association ^and asking them to CREAMED throe years has passed through to be statoKmotor vehicle com- Hje young officer’s next atotlo th* w M tem front toward the ^ k# 2 0 * n may be that, in any case, our lieve al«> they can turn back Tnfsdsy. * among the numerous dikes on the join the group. CakeFlMW%”.src^ mlsslonerX • .And not only Is Annual Ic# Frolic of Manches­ Yank Planet Pound wae to Hawaii, where he marrl* Siegfried line. H e. expressed N O P a N T S LB 'ganeralehlp would have thus Generallaeimo Cblang Kai-shek any other amendmenU to the Town Falls Down Moos Island bridgehead north of Court to Open COnAGE CHEESE 18* ■be eertoos helM lf, but ehe has ter Rod and Gun Qub, Coventry ■ the former Mis* Merlon Fountal doubt, however, that the Germans DELICIOUS-NOURISHING sppropriately names It the Btll- ■erioqa backing-... .of all that legislation which was requested by Tilburg, Holland. Ths criminal session of the RE-UPHOLSTERING LOAF vised Its strategy following the Two Jap Air Batet would yield the fortifications President Roosevelt to provide w Lake. As thick weather held Allied air BREAKFAST . German offeneive. But, at any weU Road, In honor of the Ameri­ Repnbllcan "tea i^ which (ell by. U. B. Pacific Fleet Headquarters, In Dimes March w’ without a herd fig h t A S5-mlIe N o Potnfs menpowinr needed for expanded Friday, Fsb. • TTiey have one child, a dought power on the ground yesterday for 3*Piece Living These Prices Inclade: PICKLE & PIMENTO 33* aREAL can general who first conceived it the' wayside while \Raldwln Final report meeting, Manches­ Fffhvard Area, Feb. 1.—(>P)—Iwo named for her mother. ’ aectlon o f the line has been cap­ rate, -it represents a ,decislon not war production. the second day, announcement was being reelected, shOv wae al ter Memorial Hos^ta< Building Jima, dally bombed Japanese air Colonel Mucci had been In HI tured by' American arms along 4« O Z PKG to lose a single day In taking and fought to get it through. It’s all over but the formality Manchester’s quota (or the made that a new French compon­ Room Suite stripping furniture frame, the only one who Fund drive, Maaome Tempi* at base in the Volcano islands, and wall more than three years at th , the Roer river north of the Mon* adding new aprliig* and VEAL LOAF N O POINTS LB I In the absence o< this roai^, of a vote.” laid ChalrnoM May March of Dimes was $5,000. It ent of the U. B. First Tactical Air ______33* every possible advantage of the time or another, Wolel, enemy air base in the Caro­ time the Japs made tfcetr snea schau area. Reg. NOW filling, when BeeesMry,to re- (D-Ky) of the Military committee. 6:30. will fall far short of that amount Force, known os the French Atlan­ situation created by the Russian American air forces have aceprh aharpening a knife Satardsy, Fsb. 19 lines 525 statute miles west of attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. , Seven Firat ' Arm y divisions eoverteg, sterilizing, wood­ •TheM l will be p aa^ lete today It was reported today. The re­ tic A ir command, now is to opera­ $59 Hopiespuns 339.50 pllehed mighty wonders in trans ....abe was, therefore, d sup have felt when those who \had and there will be no major amend­ rea^ today as there were several French airmen are flying princi­ street. Cheater W . NlmltZytoported to escaped the enemy attack. ‘‘Harr or mOro Third Arm y divisions the German position is altering. piles "over the hump” (r 6m India. planned to nnhorse him ttoro whq had money who were late In pally in support of Allied Forces $129 Tapestries $99.00 LARGE PLUMP L8 Of RE^LAR' ments.” Sondw, fkb. 1 1 communique today! sent them back to the States jui. were on the attack in a seven- guarding three west coast pocket* SMOKED FILLETS 39* But the facts seem to be that the In the absence o f this, (oad, Amer- themselves unhorsed.. . .and she Propoaals Still Ponding Union worship service. South Tbrse planes Intorcspted over turning It to. TrsMurer Walter before Peart Harbor,” hi* moth*^ Nflbisco champions In the Republi-. Buckley said this morning that he mile O^r. river bridgehead iouth- in which spproxlmately' 100,0(>0 Superb Fabric* Reduced MACKEREL ml7* WNITINC eezascD ta15* Shredded Wheat PKO 1 2 ' Germans, who only a few days icam air forces hav'e still been sun to be disposed of are pro- Methodist church, 7:50 p. m. of Iwo and on* was damagsa Mid today. "When the Jap* pull* 1 sost o f >St Vlth and along the Germans have been surrounded for Proportionately. NBC LB can ‘House...... would not have, until lator in the 1 based In China, for valiant action all Protostaht Churches and Tem­ Torpedo planes destroyed a build' their, sneak attack Harry vI m t German-LbMmbourg border. several months. I . C r a c k e r s luer PXCi 19' ago were so positively threatening week, any substantial amount to ^To approach the manpower pi* Beth Sholoro. tog the next day fa an attack on his barrack* a few mile* awa. Road*'Itlraleto o f Slush For further detail* have our representative caD at your home FRESH.. . IN THE BEAN WHEN YOU BUY IT! NO. 2 in the west, have now withdrawn against the enemy. But these KER°*EL Cora CAM nroblem on a voluntary basis by Police Benefit Show at state Yap to th* western Caroline* end report He ran Into the thick of it ar A considerable change to milder or visit our office, room 107, American Industrial Bnlldlog. A&F 14* were tenuous and perilous threads C^KE 44 OZ I most of their western front,armor Anotlier Lecture Klvtng the W ar Manpower com­ theater. Corsairs sank two barges near h elp ^ out— but he never told i temperature-s and steadily falling World Unity rtouA PKG of communication with the outside Feb. It to Bfarch 15 Babelthuap In the Palau islands. Auctioning of art object* in much about that." Saftasllk %Vc'26' and at least some of their first mission po ver to enforce employ rain washed snow from the for­ . t A « Income tax asststance at Muni­ England daua (1from tbs I7tb cen- Fatally Flaar 47* is Infantry in a frantic effort world, Uieae were but advance ment ceilings to tod u ^ . ' tnry. ests and bills and left only white Will Be SJow JMacDohald Upholstering Co. By Father Slack T\) put legal teeth Into the cipal building. m eet the Russians in the east. demonstrations of ths fighting Report Super-Fortt patches on a black background, 585 M A IN ST. B A R TFO R O _ PH O N E 3-4131 Pickles ■WEIT M*XtO 12* WMC’e existing Job i***” *^,*5?' Toaedsy, Feb. IS which two days ago had been sol­ 251 UM\ fo^ce America must eventually pna Week Delivery rThat does not mean that the tern by which It has sought to Ladles’ Night, Army, and Navy Over Home Islandt id white. Roads -became double (Continued From Page One) - 2 ■ally Dog Meal V I 30* Siegfried Line does not have its put Inside China. Now China’ The third lecture in the aeries of persuade men to move Into essen' au b .' lanes of rushing rivulets of slush. By'The Associated Press | ita .a *5 9 j defenders. It ptedicts no easy communication with the outside book reviews being given by Rev. Febrnanr 15 aad 15 Despite tbeM weather handi­ Confederation the necessity for a SJ452I00RL Thomas F. Stack of St Thomas' Military committee 'The Fighting Uttles,”- thrse- Unconfirmed Tokjro broadcasts real Constitution, how con we ex­ NECTAR TEA H LB fight in the west. But it does say world is once more tangible. For Th« Pharmaqr that caps which Impeded transport and ' AfrW fgr 'j seminary, Bloomfield, wrill be de­ a coercive propoelUpn—prorides aot comedy. S ^ k and Buskin today reported'three stogie Supei^ checked the uee o f armor, the pect all the. nations of'the world ORANGE PEKOE PKG that sensationally high dividends China to be able to feel that may Dramatic club. High School hall. FortiMS sortie* over the home livered at the Y M. C. A. tom w any man between 18 ^ d « grounded 82nd Airborne division to rush at once tot* ■ perfect, all- III do as much good as the suppUes Satnritogr, Fab. 11 islands o f Japan last n ight . PHYSICIANS many YOU GET FINER, FRESHER FLAVOR might follow if we could, achieve' row evening at 8:15 o’clock. may be directed by hie locM embracing organisation,” Ather­ Evapawlad M \1 4 H O Z First annijsl danqe Democratic The broadcasts, recorded by the advanced a mile beyond the Ger­ one solid break-through. which move ovsr the road. “ Naturalism and Realism fn the board to Uke an eeeenUal Job un­ man border through the Gerolstein ton said. He added:’ club, Legion Horn*. Federal Communications commie* Patroniz# MILk 4 CANS It means that It is our obvious Those supplies should soon oc Modem World” is the title of lec­ der throat of Induction, fine or forest 12 miles northeast of st. "W e North Americans are the ture this week which is part of the Saturday, Marsh 11 slon, monotonously claimed all realists who know what a long, NOTICE ^c;::::?bATE donuts is * WHITtHOUSE-6 Poinls For 4 Cans strategy to strike quickly in the in excess of anything the old Bur­ imprisonment. ^ V lth .' 0 ^ general subjeciffof "Bottor Book* Even dledmrgM war veterans Irish Tea Pa^, at Britlah- bombs fsQ .to forest* or paddy hard struggle successful co-opera­ ma Road provided, for this new Amsrican. clubhoui)*, Mona Tprsa Ths Second (Indian Head) di­ IN ORDE^ TO SERVE YOU BETTER west and. If posflble, to strike so for Better ’lim es.” field*. {ga la dM feet WATKINS tion entails, even h we ore the are subject to Ita provWone. *1- The B-29s were reported over vision advanced a mil* beyond LavaSaap hard that tbs German High ^m - route is accompanied, a great por­ Books to be discussed will be W S“^dtot ladUag Ftmiciaa* Idealists who know how Ineritable SUCEO BEETS though draft board* could put off Shikoku Islana lytoff between oft- BROTHERS. INC. Rocherath in ths Monschau fo r ^ mand finds it impoasibie to* divide tion of its way, by a now pipeline, •The Novel knd Society*’ by N. action on them until all non-vet- ■ad gafgsow* of dus com- and ,tts patrols at points were In that success Is.” , Mewl VHOZ A-FeMrewCleaiar^ 55* bombed Honshu and Kyushu maoity mrect their pedeats where troops are ne^efi mqst. so that trucks wlU no longer need Elisabeth Monroe and "Idicifer at arahs have been utUleed for work. No Bell Alaniis Islands, and the east coast o f Hon­ contact with the first formidable YOUR CAN 10* A-FaaaumnoWax 19* Large” by C. John McOole. DetermlnaUon o f what an essen­ hare I lor tha .csraiul coss- FUNERAL belt of Siegfried line fortiflcatlans. The present situation Ims all the to carry half their load In the gas­ shu, the main Island o f Nippon. o l ! Cream Deedoreet The aeries of lecturei is being tial Job le goes to the director'of The fighting First division pushed 4-Power Rule oline they themselves consume. During January poeelbiUtlee of final disaster and sponsored by th* Italgbte of wax moblUsatlon under the com- two mOes ahead without challenge INCOME TAX CONSULTANT PLUM JAM N O POINTS Our aid. to China can mount, un­ ______apareoedeMMrt- SERVICE , defeat for the German armies, Columbus, the Daughter* o f Isa­ mitte* bill, although the director •aesb dMC w e d m p^ in sight of the fortifleations. For Rhineland A N N P A C I IVORY SOAP aad the gradujU building up of til the day when our landii^g on bella and the Ladles o f Columbus. may delcgaU that power to eoiflo There were no bell alarms for Bridgeport Plant ■kUledtegisM ^ phar- The 78th division snoountersd Step Pers|5ratien W ILL BE LOCATED AT RICH, CREAM Y Tickets for the remaining looturea fires to town duriilg th* month of ssarifts aad asalatala the heavy reslstenc* east of captured t . Does aot Ininte lUa. Dom MAYONNAISE m s m Allied offensive action in the west the China Coast finishes ths job. other agency. OrmBnclJ.W«ffc (Coatlnned From Page One) may be procured at tha dooc- But once the determtoatlon 1* January. Rocked bv Blast bighsn o f ethical staadard*. Kesternich, where it had crossed not MM «* u n or msn * (bins. IlU A M L I 3 'SC M S ces * 1 7 * Indicates that we do not Intend to made, only the draft boards, sub N m t i ^ why Opt coma 10 the headwaters of the Roer river. S . Prevents soder-stn odor. In the South Manchester Dis­ Vbcaex Austria. But nov\ It la reported the Helps stop pwspintion lafrij, » PaNTS let the opportunRy pees by un- A Wonderful Month jsot to dreft law appeal Ptoce- trict ther* wsre<,.13 calls, all stnis Pioecriptioa Ifcadqoaitst*? The viUageo of Jmpinbrotch. Hup- WAX BEANS penbroich and Blchenseheid were president favors having on equal S . Ap«lo,«miSisncisepuc.ttaiii- JONES FURNITURE STORE I9EST SIZE Want to Rennlt* Twbi* dure, may tall a man to stay m and at the North End there were Itss vsititliiag oesm. January opon*d with a burri- Bridgeport, Feb. I —(ff>— Off! mopped up. The thrust here was Share with Russia and Britain to 8«*88 OAK STREET bis Job or move Into something but (our otiU' alarmo, or 15 call* 4 . No Mitiag so dry. Cio be Sandoyal. lU.—(ff>—A 'poUUon cisdi______Lewlsburg of to* L Chair com' straight eastward, but the terrain occupying Austria. can* thaw and clooed on a pon- more important to the winning of to aU. * . osed.... figto .tfm sMTingf , ' Now I f s S9 MUes addressed to F^csldent Roosevelt pany, Howard avenue end Spnio* was dUBcuIt The Eifel mouii- The French were understood to D AILY (Except Sun.) UNTIL MARCH 15th. CRISCO derou* note of thunder. Perhaps, WELDON I CAMAY SOAP• • n o w S lo w the war.' _ , streets, are Investigating an an- *Vhcme 3196 tolne, thick forests, deep volleys have asked the big three poarers eandet- .5 la In circulation hor-i asking him 'Cinos ordared to shjft Jobe, V T w t«rd a y, Dm Ruaalaji* armies (or the future, thooe two evenu 1 Tog^ogtea Ootaaarlaa Dls« ploeian at 9:30 a. m. today d r u g c o m p a n y snd difficult defliM were ahead. for permission to share In the Aue- dcUM HOURS: 7 P.M . TO 11P.M. to help rbunlto ^doval'S registrant must be given a ’Tea- ONE will constitute the weather memo­ cal 15-year-old twins—caifford rocked tha plant and buriad a 100 Roads were poor. trian occupation, aad this souks (aportsd M mila* from Bar- Torrington. Fsb. .—(ff)—Mr*. P i eecriptloa Amable cbole*” of amployers and 1 gallon eteel water drum from, the May Be SsTiag Manpower believed Roosevel^ Churchill end POUND 2 4 *.? s 6 8 i Today tha Nport^ dUtaace rabilia fo r th* month- and ewton Seats. ftromoiL «• decUne to work (or any o f Emily ScovlUe. Torrington’* -o ld ­ 07Bft$q2Q( . Navy, Fos the first time th* may iNwement th ro u ^ a hM vy W Q O ^ 551 Blatai Etepa* TaL 5531 A t Montgomaijra headquartere, Premier Staltof would agree to ^ t wo, who have the month 8 est rsoldent, who obsenrsU bar The Sign of • 2 ns> POMTS POL POUND wU*~. th f BMasurement ba­ boya wore soparatad r a < » t ly and them If bto draft bo*M deter- I tba opinion was exproMMd that this. 3 » « , 2 0 ' lOOth annlvwaary on Jan. 4, died door to DM first floor th* town of KiMatrin, on ■till in our bones, can tootlfy that (Slfford 1# In San Francisco and mines be h a d ,* Just cause for where 80 penooa wore worinng. Rundstedt might be MVtog man­ There were IncKssing Indica­ MAURICE J. CROTEAU today la tbs boiw la which riia Worthy Serrice f th* Oder. From Its exceptional overtur* and Its Clifton Is stationed at Detroit doing Tha bleat ahettored wtodoora in power for protection of the Sieg- tions that the big three meeting THI tM 5 0 T 1 U IN 5 I iTK iREKT nuM w anicin e TEA ei. i lived for 16 yaara. 8 h* l**To« ------1 At U 2 B A S T C K N T B B |m ed Una. In many eecUons, the may already have' begun M^priewo owMoot «• maHMt ■M m o«. Wo rooorv We H*M.«o 8m fo lB t Kusqtria, aouth to tbo dramatio epilogue were frame­ Their mother earUor had appealed the cellar and caused $2,000 dam­ tu Mrs. Roosevelt and Navy , Per Alaska has a population o f 72,- ■ons, one daughter, four g r w work t6r as pleasantly consistent agsa. t b s opneusBltm eras M t atrooff point of Frank' ■onnel department to have the 534 to aa area os’ 555,400 squan children, atx • fliiyi m -tH.'’- 'I, ‘ . . n S i i X ■y- MAlMCMES5rt!J( IliVENINU HKKAI.D, MANCHESTEK, UUNN.. THUKSDAY, PEHKUAKY 1 .1B49 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 ,194S P A d I BiAriUHHisyiEK EVBNIWO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ EIGHT w n o —1080 WOBO-ISOO Today’s Radio SSSSiis; Pagani’s West Sides , Local Sport Chatter Bridgeport Five Here \ Eastern War Time D a ta Sunday afternoon at Center.^ The first round in th* W4*t Side R a tio iiin g 4:00 — WDRC — House Party; 7:80—WDRC—Mr. Keen; WHTD Rout Warren-Jarvis Springs there will be a hockey Rec Bowling League came to an Sunday to Battle PA’i \ T he H igh S chool W orld New*; WHTD—’Hme View* the It’s Murder; WTHT — Arthur gam* between toe Center Spring* end last night but not before one Fatnlihad By News; WTHT—New*; Muale; Hale: W TIC—Bob Burn*. tean and toe Old Timer* with all of the Ughtast battles In the his­ of Prle* Admintatratlon tv n e —Backatage Wife. 7:45— WHTD — Chester’ Bowles, Take All* Foi^ Points proceed* going into the Infantile tory of toe loop had takan place.' Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Advisef 4:15—WHTD— Mimical Roundup; OPA; WTHT—Music. Irish Sharpshooter Paralyaia Fund. The contest i* Going Into toe match last night, Chance Vought FUert Ml nMMrteissI of Intonnstlon Compiled by Students of Manchester HiRh School W n c^ -S lella Dallaa. 8:00—WDRCT-Suspenae; WHTD To Deadlopk Tavern THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 silted to get underway at 2:30. toe West Sidra need to s'veeiraU Provide Stem Teat f « i | | i.i’rr’sSsrssL. •. VOL. XII, NO. 20 4:30—WDRC — Strictly Swing; -E arl Godwin; WTHT — Frank four point* from WarrOr, andTar- W n c —Lorenzo Jone*. Stngiser; W n C —Frank Morgan For Wear Side Loop Show, ___ Emil Putt who coached Kloriar- vla to tie tot Hartford/ Road Local Champs; Firril' 4:45—WDRCJ—Milt Herto ’Trio; First Round Honors. Tavern. / ZMeeto -n T M ^ q m Period Two and Get $185.0a for Infantile Song Assembly WHTD—Hop Harrigan; WTHT 8:15—WHTD—Lum and Abner. ty Brother* sextet several years Game at 2 t3 0 . Stamps 0-5 coupon, ot 1944-45 ■— Legion of Honor — "The Fighting Littles” Is — Music; w n c — Young WIdder 8:30 — WDRC — Death Valley ago 1* presently guiding the deatl- k- pvnir. Wuir now goodrood for 10 U F.noa i e valid to Aug. 31.-ii Allam ('ounon.coupon* Pep Boys Seek The studenU of Manchester play Brown. Sheriff: News; WHTD—Ameri­ est Side Bowling League .ie* of the Center Springs team. The first game was .decided by tU token*, worth one worth 10 gallonf a unit. High have helped wage the •To be presented on the day Much Enjoyed 6:00—WDRC—New*; Ad Uner; ca’* Town MeeUng; WTHT — The Hat pf players Include the best exactly one single pin which was TTie Pollali Americana wU saw /toa first round come to an good for one ,o ln t/T h e second Bt each, u*ed aa change. Oaaollne war against Infantile Paraly­ This week the "Legion of Hon Of Feb. 15th and 16th too; WHTD—^Terry and th* Pirate*. New*: Band* by Demand; W n c young talent In town. their aternrat teat of tha inatlon date* *et. None will be Victory No. 10 We hope In the presence of all —Dinah Shore’s Open House. end last night with toa Hartford game was taken by^'toe West Sidra A-14 coupon, good- c T sis by supporting the fifth an­ or" Column turn* the table* and W #HT—Tell Me a Story; WTIC ad Ts'vsni and Paganl’a West basketball campaign Sunday lldated before March 1. Six red nual Mile-of-DImes campaign. of you. Students Sing Patriotic, —■When a Olrl Marries. 9:00 — WDRC — Major Bowesu Ronni* Dlagle one of the beat by only three in a match that had noon at toe East Sida Rec each, through March 21. B-5 C 5 Interview* it* u*ual Interviewer, Sides in a deadlock for top hon­ the West Side rocking with w.p« T-5. Z-5, A*2, B-2, B-6 and C-8 coupon, good for five The Student Council represen­ 5:16 — WHTD — Dick Tracy; WTHT—Gabriel Heatter; WTJC hockey players to ever hold a stick to* high powered Chance Voufht _ are g o ^ begrinning Sun^y, John Mu'ldoon. This hilarious farce by Tark- —Music Hall. ors by virtue of toe latter's shut­ excitement. The third game wasn't gallon* each until further noUM. East Hartfonl Hijjli to tative. in each hor'-croom took Folk, Popular Songs; WTHT—Superman; 'WTIC—Por­ in Manchester will be in the line­ Flyers of Bridgeport will teat Ute’? i S i S N 'r 10 polnu each, ( ^ d John, ohe of the outaUndlng Ington 9:15 — WTHT — Mimic Without out win over toe Warren and Jar­ close but to q ' West Sides knew Write new car regi.tration nii^m- Appear Here Friilay; the contributions. Hear Song Histories. tia Face* Life. vis five. In toe other match, toe up of toe Old Timers. An excellent local cage brilllanU. ’’Ji * mxa w e validated on the flrat The full report cannot be .scholars of M. H. S„ ha* followed We guarantee to be lota of fun: 6:30 — W^RC — War Commen­ Word*. ' skater, Dlagle was one of the mort that they were In a ball game. ber on front of ga» ration the College Scientific cour*e for The cast of teeu-agers will help 9:30—WDRC — Corlla* Archer; Main Street Servicemen took all / The Flyers will come her* wltll‘^^< r ofeach rationing croa* out old o..e. It U not uecM- Pierrots Final Game. given as yet because ail rooms tary: Ad Liner: WHTD — Jack four ' points from Darlings. sought after players In the east a an undefeated record in play ___February raUonlng , have not reported the amount the last four year*, and 1* on the recall The halls of M. H. S. resounded Armstrong: WTHT — Music; WHTD—Spotlight Rands; Coro­ few years back. Billy Raganl, backer and spot aary to change '^ 8'® "“ *^'?'’ - " “ ^,'! honor roll. Hi* favorite subject, it Mischievous antics familiar to net Story Teller; WTHT—Treas­ ^ The West Sides needing all four tiqwler dr the West 31dM walked year add In addition toe i !tast ®ve week* inatead of four, her. on coupon. Applicant for all collected. However, the stu­ with the hearty voices of the stu­ W n C —Just Plain Bill. points In order to gain a tie, won heads the Bridgeport Duatjr ^ 55 m Jan. 28 to March 3 fix red Manchester High will face one i dent.* contributed geiieiously I any, is Mechanical Drawing. all. ' dent body singing to the tune of 6:45—WDRC—Swoon or OoortJ ury Hour of Bong<^ W n C —Joan off wito high single honors last gal rationT mu.1 now present the first two games by to* nar­ In addition t Dlagle, Bob Guto- League. Wally Utke former B rts-^ Sumps instead of A^e. given for local of their stronge.st rival* of the even though they were asked Ho has been a m ^ b e r of the patriotic, folk, and popular songs WHTD — Captain Midnight; Davis—Jack Hafey Show. niglA although he rolled only one mileage ration , r e c ^ to season Friday night at the State | Debating Club and at present is In Sock and Buskin’s success Is 10:00—WDRC The First Line; rowest of margin*. The firat was ria, Vin Kelley, Jack Donahue. gami^. tol High playei heads the list olf* * Hir-week ration period*, have to give many otl.cr places be­ at a song-feat on Wednesday, Jan­ WTHT — Tom Mix; WnC— decided by one pin and toe second board* with application*. Armory when East Hartford High Hi-Y and the High School "World." due I WHTD— Fr^d Waring Program: George May and othe former local the visitors. Utke performed wUS~" een made good.) sides at school. The total will uary 31. Among the talents featur­ Front Page Farrell. by three. The match waa on* of Proce**ed Foods Shoe* comes to town to battle the Pep | be well over *18.5.00, which Is He served as a delegate at the Hi-Y To all of its members and the WTHT --Menry G ladstone; hockey greats will be in the line­ The first we learned of the result the^United Aircraft for several ed was the school band up to its Evening toe most bitterly contested duals yeara before entering the employ ’®' » u e sum p* X-5 Uirough Z-5 Airplane SUmp* No*. 1. 2, and Boy*. I simply "super" in our opinion. convention in Hartford last Decem­ audience too. W nC-^A bbott and (Jostello. up of the Old Timers. of the Infantile Paralysis triple- usual high standards, under the di­ 6:00—News on all stations. 10:15—WTHT—Dale Carnegie. at toe Rec this aeaaon. Charley of the CVs. ! sad A-2 through 0-2, in 8 in '*’ar Book Three goot’ for one The locals who are boasting a We’ll give you the numbers ber and also was elected to repre­ So come on all, buy your tick- | rection of William Vaders; the header at the Y last Monday night perfect record at home in addition | sent M. H. S. at Boy’* SUte dur­ ets today. 6 :1 5 -WDRC—Headliners Club; 10:30 /— WDRC — Here’s to Ro- Freiheit, Billy G«*a and Pete The match should prove popular For several yeara local athletaa'^' ^ good for 10 point* pair of .hoe. each Indefinitely. of the most gencroii* rooms piano accompaniment of Barbara Hansen paced the winners while w s a letter from Tommy Murphy ing his Junior year. For you won’t want to miss WH'TD — Digest of the Air; ncc; WHTD—March of Time; made up the ro*ter o- both th e? ,* r J S iS o n date* aet. None win ^ to a seasons record of nine wins and all other information next Tiirkington and the combined mn* . Washington Snapshots; WTHT— W. Jarvia and Art lOingrate fea­ with local outdoor fans and many this morning. No scores were sent Betion Board Hour* In ten starts will be out after their He Is the younger brother of such a wonderful play. ConnecUcut Forum of hockey enthusiasts are expected in although a pre-game writeup baseball and basketball teams In* 1 iBVhlldated before March 1. Mv« week. slcal talents of the ’’Impromptu" Moses Bcrkman; Concert Hour; the Air; W n C — Rudy Vallee tured for the loaera. S T stamp*, H-2, J-2. K-2. 1-2, second straight win ovei the ove^ Frances Muldoon '44, who was al*d Artemi* Paziano*. '47. to 'View the proceedings. was used. « eluding Andy and Eddie rfagiia FoUowlng are the hour, at the master-of-ceremonlcs, "Al" PeAiy w n c —Professor Andre Schenk. Show. The other match eaw Mickey kus, Harold Schuetz, Ed Kovla, local office of Ue ^ a r Price and east five in tomorrow night’s batJ ------elected to the Legion of Honor and is now an aerial gunner in the son. music supervisor. er. 11:00—News on all station*. Katkaveck pace toe Servicemen Johnny Sullivan and many other"*/ SS.WMk. 1 for 10 point* each. T" Bfu; R*"* Rationing Board at the State The program opened with words 6:30 -WDRC — Jack Sterns; 11:15 — WDRC — Danny O’Neil; to a aurprieing four point win 5 £ , i !S!e valldited on the first The Pep Boys who started i " ^ l l i u l i a i i S o u v e n i r s Army Air Forces. local lads. First hand informatiM'^' John's favorites are Li'l Abner, of welcome and Introduction by WHTD — Tlie Answer , Man; WHTD — M u s i c a l Roundup; over Darllnga. Billy Paganl’a 143 John Dee from the visitors management ! a — of each calendar month. present season with nary a vet­ G .R.’s R eceive Pins ^ M & s : 10 a. m. Jb 4=30 p. m Bing Crosby and *eml-classtcal John Martin, which was followed w n c —Bob Steele. WTHT—’The Buddy Roeco Trio; was high single for to* night with Hunters—-Chambers does not disclose any local men on / ^ S»f*r „ u TueMlaya: Closed aU day to the eran on hand managed to win R eceived by Soph. hy the singing of the “Army Air 6:45-W D R C — News;/IVHTP— WTIC—Harknes* of Washing­ Katkaveck carrying' off three Johnny Dee. veteran guard on Hurar Stamp No. 34, in Book their first eight games before ■music, respectively. their present playing roster. ' public. . t » m At present John 1* one of the D uring Cereinony Force Song." aiccompanied by the Mtiaical Roundup: ^ in C —Low­ ton. string honors. the Notre Dame basketball five Wednesday: 2 p. m. to 5 P m flnaUy being stopped by a power­ Paganis (4) In one of the reasons toe Irish In addition to Utke the C ys jV ; , „ S ? g ^ *>r five po**"^; Ellis Cloak Company’* star em­ band. Barnle Costello introduced ell Thoma*. 11:30 — WDRC — Viva America; will have Big Jim Mackie who^? ; n Sugar SUmp No. 35, in Thuiaday and Fridays: 10 a. m. ful Bristol High five at Bristol two Engineering at the University of 7:00—WDRC — jhek Kirkwood WHTD—George Paxton’* Or­ Gesa ...... 117 118 104 839 rank with toe best college teams ployees but after graduation plan* the next two songs on the pro­ Score Shutout Wins formerly performed with the Four good for five pounds, week* ago. However the team Shirley Clark ’47 has been learn­ CoimectlAit. Show: WHTD.^News at Home chestra; New*: WTHT—Count C. Freiheit 103 126 122 351 in the country. The lanky Dee to take a course In Mechanical Senior Girl Reserves left their gram. the "Marines Hymn” and Springn’ooda in the State Pro ^Saturdays: 10 a/ m. to 12:30 came bouncing back last Friday ing about a life very different from and Abroad;' WTHT — Fulton Basie's Orchestra; WTIC?—Music Wennegren 103 96 -r- 199 ’ ------I is a high scorer In Midwest circles meeting Tuesday night with emp­ "Caissons Go Rolling Along.” League. Both Mackie and Utk* night to defeat a strong Windham her own through letters received Nancy Corcroan and Donald Syme Lewis, J r.;/W n C —Supper Club. of the New World. A. Freiheit 100 97 123 320 Circuit Leaders Given Fuel 0.1 noon. ..o n Prom for Jumble Inn ty pocketbooks, but with full 11:45 — WTHT — Carl Ravazza’s appeared with the Tramps last Office telephone 5189. High team In an uphill struggle. from her father. S-Sgt .lames W . announced the following songs, 7:15—WOTC—Music That Sat­ Hansen ... 126 98 112 336 period Four and Period Five Orchestra. week against the PA’*. The local* In winning, demonstrat­ Clark, who has been stationed in Beat Windham hearts. For at their meeUng “Over There” and "Dixie,” respec­ isfies; W H TD— Raymond Gram FaganI . . . 143 143 Sport Slants 'Scare by Bryant and ed that they could come back and "The Queen and King of Swlngl WTHT — Hit ’Tune*; 12:00—WHTD — Music; WTIC — Knights Upset The PA’s will be In for a tougli India and China for over a year the girls participated in a simple tively. with only three game* remaining S-Sgt Clark, who Is in the Medi­ Hearts," a couple chosen by W nC—News of toe World. News; Design for Listening. Totals ...... 649 535 -604 1688 Chapman Five Before ball game and Coach Johnny Fal* / the patrons and patronesses devotional service at which time Barbara Turkington and Mr. on the achedule the boy* may be cal Corps of an Air Commando Warren and Jarvia (0) From Here, There kowskl Is confident toat hla ehaqp /I In Last Half during the Sweetheart Waltz, they put on their new Girl Re­ Pearson accompanied the singing Regaining Top Form. able to compile one of the best' tJnit, writes of strange religious Sullivan ___ 1?4 92> 111 317 Vincent Boryin 111 Rec Loop cs will respond with another com* ISI will highlight the scml-tprmal serve pins, and contributed to a of the final patriotic number, the and Everywhere mendable performance. The first Rationing News basketball record* ever recorded ceremonies he witnessed in India. good cause, the March of Dimes, K. Dietz ___ 103 105 93 301 Sponsored by Jumble Inn.'This “ Battle Hymn C the Repiiblli-.” Ed Wynn to Again Quit O. Jarvis ___ 121 91 112 324 Vincent Broyla, 17 year old cen­ Hunters Service continued to game Sunday Is slated to atart at + by the school. Shirley’s favorite story is that of Mickey Murphy Makes and enjoying themselves thor­ The next part of the program- •he Goddess of Blood Writes Shir­ event will take place oil Febru­ Pongrate ___ 98 127 111 336 ter on the Notre Dame court five The boxing card at the Hartford :et the pace In th* Y Bowling Contrr Billiards Turn 2:30. • Office of Price Administration May Be Final Oanie ary 10, from 8 to 12 p. m., in oughly. consisted ot patriotic songs, re- *, W. Jarvia . . . 112 117 109 338 Friday night’s game may serve ley’s dad. "This goddess from what Top Score as Tables The Girl Reserve pins were is ranked with the best in Iriah Auditorium last Tuesday night ac­ League when they whitewashed the gym of the Y. M. C. A. spectively announced by Alice Radio for a Short Time cording to ringside observers was Tables on First Round as a farewell appearance for Rudy 1 understand Is a sort of confession pinned on during a short, but im­ history. At present the youthful the Bryant and (Jhapman Milkmen «-free, but no pair of ahoes Included godde.as. The people that belong Turn for 9th Victory. Music will be provided by Adams, Harold LaForte, Mhrian Totals ...... 548 532 536 1616 center is toa team’* leading at a low ebb... .The decision in By Anthony F. Arpnln, Pierro in a Red and White uni­ Howard Janlcke'a Band, and pressive candlelight ceremony. in the eale can be sold for more to this class mu.at donate an ani­ Holmes, Joy MeSweeney, and scorer. the main bout between Baby Sims last night o maintain their per­ Winners; Toop Stars. State Director than thirty-three and a third per form. Plerro enlisted in the Navy free refreshments will be Grace Brown conducted the cere­ Elaine England The "Trolley mal. that, upon having its head The Red and White five came New York, Feb. 1—(JP)—Ed The Easts recently gave up the Main Street Servicemen (4) and Jimmy Anest is still raiising a fect record in the second round of ‘BatnbUabment of a definite pol- cent above the price the retailer several weeks ago and last week served. The dance prdgram mony, the girls reading th* re­ Song ” led oft the series fallowed MC post in toe BLU network aft­ Keeney ...... 97 109 98—304 flit off. will give a sufTicient forth In a glorious victory at the sponses. Donna Boyd assisted Wynn,, who again Is leaving the lot of conver-sation among the bet­ play. Chamber* Movers took three A battle royal is on for the sec­ w lor invalidating food ration paid for them. successfully passed the physical amount of blood to wash away includes a boys’ and girls’ tag by the "Band Played On,” "Irish ernoon series. Ladies Be Seated, to Brown ...... 94 109 91—294 home court against Windham to /by reading two poems. The serv- microphone at the end of toe first ting fraternity... .Anest was a 2. from Morlarty Brothers and ond round honors In the East Side .gUmps, recently annoui>ded by and written exams and it is inore the *ln that an Individual had com­ da-ice. Eyes Are Smiling," “Priilse the Johnny Olsen, preparatory to toe Sobieski ...... 90 96 93— 279 Bowling Match D'Amico’s Billiard *o.)k two from OPA struck a great blow at the than likely that the East Hartford the tune of 38-32 Friday, January *^lce was closed with the repeating 26-week contract period for his to 1 choice to win and the nod was Rec Intermediate League as the mitted during the vear. Lord and Pas* the Ajnmunltlon,’ new assignment. Ransom Sher­ Walker . j ...... 104 102 91— 297 given to Sims.. . .Chances or a re­ the Manchester Motor Sales five. OPA, ahould b* good Black Market In Chicago last game will bring hU »cholastic 26. of the Girl Reserve pledge and the Wolverines kept their slate clean January 81, 1946, ju m r bouaewrife in Connecticut "The man that docs the behead­ and “ Don’t Fence Me In.” BLU comedy scries on Feb. 26. re­ man, latest to take charge of Mirth Katkaveck®...... 125 111 140—376 Hunters with their usual well week, thereby saving the average A week from the Bristol defeat singing of "Follow the Gleam.” match are good but those who saw by taking the strong Hawkeyes Manchester Herald career to an end. ing stands about six feet, eight or Since the enthusiastic applause ports that more broadcasting is to and Madness, plans to return to Plans Are Set toe bout would rather sit'the next balanced band of warriors hitting M ?ton^r ia there any danger of American from the possibility of Many fans who failed to take the team was able to come back In order to raise some money Hollywood because of his health. 4i?-26 while the Counter Billiards Bissell St. -•J, tovaUdaUon. From now nine Inches and is one of the tall- warranted an encore, "Al Pear­ be part of his future schedule. 510 527 513 1650 one ou t.. .Neither boxer is a start the maples for good scores were a completely meatlee* week. In In the Windham game have in­ victoriously. In the first half for the Infantile paralysis fund, Meanwhile, he expects to spend Darlings (0) turneil the tables In «n upset over Manchester, Conn. » , es. Indians I have ever seen. He son obliged by leading "When You bout fighter... .Willie Pep returns alnio.st upset In the first game .V‘;| a n T ^ *Um p. and blue a surprise raid, It seized 50,000,- quired about Mickey Murphy the the team was In their rut, not be- the girls played a game of musi­ several weeks on another tour of Talk* Tonight: BLU 7:4.V Ches- ^iilUtch ______103__ 97 103— 303 •he Knights 26-20. In toe third Dear Editor:------^— ------1’ must behead whatever animal Is Wote-a-TuUpl’ »uid sang the solo Infantile to the ring wars Monday night when both teams fintehed In a -will fcutomatlcaUy bacomc in v ^ 000 counterfeit red sUmp*. . . a new Pep BOy who was impreselve Ing able~to pass or shoot, and cal chairs in which the losers had service hospitals In this country. ter Bowie* of OPA; BLU, 8:30, Brasky . 97 116 104—317 Paralysis to r.ame the Squires showed an Im­ The writer wishes to thank a l * four month* from the date brought before him in one verse to the "Bible Stories” with when he engages W hlstl^g Willie deadlock for game honors. How- number large enough to buy ail in the victory over Windham. Mur­ not, he is made to be annolnted In Windham took advantage of this to contribute a nickel to the fund. the laughing audience Joining in on As to his resumption of radio, Town Meeting, “ Should Congress Reed . .. . . 99 90 08—287 Benefit in Tavern, proved team In edging toe Jesters those who contributed their tim *’ 5 ^ vaulted. Thl. ehoidd Then the members were divid­ Pass a Work or Fight Bill?” Roache of Wllml.igton, Del., at the .ever in the rolkff, toe pace setters 14-39. , the civilian beef supply for one phy earned a starting berth on the the blood from the animal he has gaining five- point*. the chorus. he said that would be determined Hedli.nd .~97 98 116—311 and services for the benefit baalteU/ •tve u* plenty of time "P*^ week These stamps were being The starting lineup was ed into four groups each of which by toe number of hi* hospital vis­ Others; NBC—8, Frank Mor.. Low Man . 85 88 85—255 Hunter Clash Friday. New Haven Arena . . . Roache Is took toe all Important point. Cus­ Led by Zanfli and McCurry the S u ■tampa'^we have, but It al*o strength of his brllUant perform­ failed to behead, and is forever Coach William Sacherek’s swim- The assembly, another musical^ ty O'Bright ar.d Joe Twaronite ball game playe<' at toe “T” Moa>' , offered for sale at »5 a thousand. outlawed from his tribe. You switched in the second quarter, a moved around the room playing it*. Wynn’* present program broke gan; S'tSO, Dinah Shore; 9. Bing the fifth ranking featherweight’ in West Side Welverincs came over day evening, Jan. 29, 1945.1 would'*-' iBould pr^ent backlogs of unU*ed ance and will be seen at the pivot success for M. H. S. closed wito the country and is more than like­ paced the Hurler kttack while If the gangsters who were par­ must realize the chance he is tak­ wise move on the part of Coach ming team lost lU first meet to four games in succession. In a *even-year microphone silence, (irosby; 9:30, Joan Davis; 10, AlP 481 486 506 1473 Fast to play some nice ball In like especially to thank "-Joaepk Stamps from accumulating. a a rk 's putting in the under- Crosby High Iw t week, but are the singing of the “ Alma Mater. Which bowling league In town ly to tag W illie... .Pep of course Harold Burr am Hank Skoog led ticipating in this activity had Otherwise the rest of the »tari.- ing when the animals run from a each game the losers had to con Phyllis Karlin '46. bu t toe format has been changed bott and Costello: 10:30, Frank Si­ swamping the Ha^vkeyes. Their Burns, toe Teen Age Oiuncil, til* Is the fastest, the West Side Rec is toe favorite but Roache is far the Milkmen. managed to carry through their chicken, duck, and '_,oat to a water classman "Mickey” Murphy, who hoping for a rfomeoack tribute to the fund. A total of ■everal times to make it more natra with Rudy Vallee. . . . CBS— cheer leader Harold BInka put in referees, players and Dick JohnaoR® A* Jor the sugar coupon*, they Ing five will remain InUct with proved to be Just the thing the when they meet Hartford ^bllc * adaptable to his style. Recently, It 8, Suspense, "Most Dangerous R oaclie H opes or the Y. M. C. A.^ This question from a setup. .. .Gait Bisho ol the The second place (Jhambers five Mn appearance last night to cheer plans, the lot would have brought Whlzzer Robb and Bob Tedford at buffalo. The first three wouldn’t $3.76 was collected tor the March will be answered Friday night at and hia Syncopatora. ,, will have fixed expiration locals needed. Mickey was. the aquatic* in the local achool. was moved from Friday to Mon­ Game": 8:30, Death Valley Sher­ Fort Lewis team is the lestllng managed to keep pace with Hun­ them on. Peterson sept the Hawk- 82.500,000. the forward berth*, and Plerro and lie so dead, but these water buf­ of Dimes. the West Side Rec alleys when the The sum of $31.24 was eoUectoi]^ "I again. Sugar Stamps falos are quite a bit larger than Ufe under the hoop, cutting and Mu*ke, a freestyler tor M. H. S., Social chairman, Carol Hansen N otes, M agazine day nights. iff; 9, Major Bowes Navy drama." service scorer in the nation.... ters by taking all three points eyes in the running but It Just ...... 84, now in use. expires Eddie Vllga at the guard alota. For K O O ver Pep Hartford Road Tavern five engages .and has been turned over to Jack;;- _,r Enough material to manufac­ the average cow we- have at breaking from his man. Then Iw a* able to gain Manchester s announced that the next meeting Wynn didn’t exactly say so, but See. Forrcstal speaker; 10. First One of the best matched fights of from Moriarty Brothers Gas Hous­ wasn’t their night. 28th while Sugar SUmp A preliminary game between the Line: 10:30, Larry Douglas and Hunters’ Scr\-ice, toe Y represen­ Sanson of the Mile of Dltaes coiB>|: ture 140,000 electric ranges is ex­ home.” Robb and Tedford. seeing this only first place. Sid Cushman man- would be a Valentine Party in the Siippleiiieiit T ext he indicated that when he comes tative In a apecial match that has the year is slated to be held In ers. Witkowskl, Smith and T. The Knights, winners of toe [umber 35. which came Into use school’s second teams will get un­ back again he hopes to have a ve­ Ka.j' Francis. . . . BLU—7:30, It’s Madison Square Garilen Friday Chambers all hit goo0 and Last yrar’s champion team. ,"ood team work was the main fac­ they brought in 1942. This should Millc. . . . MBS '8:30. Sammy der.s over all the other teams in the Jr.’s Poem U sed ’.Viendly Chinese children and were center was really hot. sinking Charles Wigren stated that there erty's class ot Economic Geog­ His replacement will be a musi­ day night. Cnrtently Roache ia Y loop in the first round when af­ a capacity crowd is expected.... D A mice’s Billiards, have foimd tor. P(Mii foul shooting piuved the Con- allay the fear* of those folks who raphy will study the war tor to* cal variety show, details for which Kaye Varieties; 9:30. AntoninI down^fnll for the Knights. Rpp Senior Basketball Beginning February 19, frequently have felt that the sky invited for meals with Chinese many over-the-head basket shots are many replacements to be made Bv D ram atie Club rated fourth behind the champion, ter a slow start the team hit their Gnclc Mike Jacob.s can sit liack the going a lot tougher this yeir wectlcut consumers are going to next two or three month*, partic- are to be worked out by the spon­ Song Half-Hour; 10:30. Swing’s the I^iley and Shea combined to will be the price limit once the O n Class R ecord families. While eating they fol­ and was the real fighUng spirit and that if the s ^ n is to be and lietween them are Sal Bartola. stride and were never headed In after the haul from the Greco-Ruf- and the result has found the Bil­ Save another chance to b ^ odd- ularly the geographlq changes sor Thing. shoot the Squires into an early League Staudingf ^ war 1* over and people begin bid­ lowed Chinese customs of sitting of the team. successful a lot of new material Phil Terranova and Al PhillIpB. the second round to dale the team fin fight and await the Willi* ’’’cj)- liard five staging an uphill strug- lot ahoes ration-free. "rae cn'tlie floor and all eating from Plerro played an excellent will be needed, and the political problems toe war Phillips I* across the Atlantic, so has again built up a commanding Phll Terranova scrap. Monday, g.e In an attempt to overcome lead but Toop and Cushman kept ding for all the appliance* they’ve Selection o f a third play tor From the looks of things, Ed Friday Programs: NBC 9 a. m. peppering the hoop to bring a tie icaae of these shoes, authorised the same bov;l ot food. back man on the court, doing ^ ■■ will bring. Their work will be Roache Isn’t thinking of him—and lead. 'The top bowler In the rircuit. Feb. 19----- Hunlcis. Walt Hilinsk. and Pop W. L. p.a/ wv OPA. should put thousands of been unaole to buy. A long poem "The Heartbreak After a-^' •itlon there and arrived home birthday of her son Jimmie. l.eague hurlers In earned run aver­ Taught .him to kill, on a.s it did in the beginning. - t the B««t Hartford game tomor- of the family. When Mr. Walter*, met and elected the following offi­ Cradle Roll, Mra. Margaret White; ors. Knlglits (20) March 13—7:30, Rangers va. Max Kabric’s Society CTub or­ The second team won their 1 ropr Aight, than was witnessed at Attractive posters tor “The Hoboes (S9) Tlie Tavern five In addition to age last year with a mark of 2.38. tost week. To fight with will. discover* that the plans tor the cers and committees; President, Ladies' Aaaociation treasurer’s re­ F. Totals . 542 623 556 1721. P. B. F. Ttl. City Cab; 8:30. P. A ’a >’S. F rog-; chestra will furnish the music for The poem concluded with a two- game 28-24. "Hawkeye” Quish the last game, when M. H. S. over­ Fighting Uttles.” the p l ® y ^ ,“ i| port, Mrs. Evelyn Rupert B T. Birtles, have veterap , bowlers In has really been around. A native ’VtriUlam C. Robinson HI, son of What are some theories of new bomb have been stolen from Louis A'. Kingsbury; vice presi­ Parciak, r f ...... 4 3-5 11 DulTy ... . . 2 1- .5 4holiowa: Plant-J, bye. l the - seml-formal dance which will line couplet expressing the grief of presented by toe Sock and B^Wn^j the person of ValliCr. Atamian, of Bountiful, Utah, Heusser. who 0- .3 tor. and Mrs. Clair Robinson of flight? How does one operate led the team with three hoops ailfi 1 came the Windham squad, hi* desk In hL hoihe, Freida is dent, Charles A, Schroedcr; sec're- The report of the treasurer. Eu­ Koskkowski, If . . . .. 5 0-1 10 <’haii»)MTi* (8) Halliday be held tonight for the Infantile all who lose dear ones: Dramatic club, are being “ Y i Muldoon and Veiinart. began his baseball career 16 years Post Hill was married on Satur­ the control* of a plane? How two foul shots and sparked the ' ------— suspected. These suspicions grow tary, Mary W. Cummisk; treas­ gene W. Latimer, showed total re­ Barker, c ...... 2 4-6 8 Palmer ...... 91 102 1‘20 - 313 I Hubbard !. 2 2- f. Paralysis drive fund. Inside I cry . the Art Department under toe di- j The match looms aa a lossup and ago under the name of Roilgor.s, 86—285 ' Knofla .. 0 0-0 Liist Ice Capades ' day to Mis* Sarah Elizabeth do propellers work? What are a* toe family Znrnt that Freida urer, Raymond B. Bennett; Ilbra- ceipts for the year of $3,371, of Dewhurat, rg ...... 1 0-2 2 pitched in both Major Leagues, all S. Hilinski . . 85 114 Krouse, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. For boy* who die. rection of Miss Hope Henderson. • which regular church pledges sup­ many local bowling fans are ex­ 110—359 Moriarty .. 1 1- 2 factors of lift? These and many *The next clash will be a Itom^ i B o b J o n f e s R e p o r t s has been visited by a ian. Miss Mattie Coomba. E. Bayles, I g ...... 2 2-2 6 pected to take In the proceedings three double A cln ulUi, both A-1 Witkowskl .. .120 129 g . Krouse at Mansfield, Pa., Find Minnow* Cooked game against East Hartford, the Art teacher. T^o atudenU, i plied $1,530 and special contribu­ 108—353 i Vince . . . .. 0 0-2 other questions have been taken young German named Karl Von Finance committee; Chairman, Bcavich, I g ...... 1 0-0 2 that are scheduled to get underway loops, and a variety of Ics.aer Smith ...... 126 119 Showiiij^ 'Tonight" Dorl* Poole and Amelia Farr, have { tions. $378. The balance on hand, 98—353 ^here the bride has been attend­ up in Mr. Robinson’s classes on is expected to be close. Aberd. The family l» rge A. CJour, Raymond B. Ben- at 7:30. leagues. T. Chambers .132 123 ing Teachers' College. Mrs. Clair Oxford. Feb. 1.—(VP)--An Oxford ’D oings’ to Parade designed and cut stenclk for t h ^ , ett, WInthrop Merriam, Arthur Jan. 3, was $529. T o U la ...... 1ft 9-lS 39 7 Total.s ...... 8 4-17 20 fisherman and a friend looked for­ Season Begins N ow aeronautics tor those senior boys prised when It is revealed toat Robinson attended the wedding. ^ e t has gained enpugh Informa­ posters, showing head*. •“8®*®. , lebert, J. LeRoy Schiwyer. It was voted not to accept the Squires (M) 554 687 522 1663 Score at half time, Billiard.s. 17- The Ice Capades of 1945 ends ita ward to a planned outing to fish interested in flying. They have and other appropriate figures tor , 15 I st.-iy in New Haven tonight and at The couple will make their home studied the forces which lift a Library committees Chalrmui, recommendation of the pulpit com­ Blank, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 Moriarty- Bros ( )) through the Ice. The friend For Indoor Track New Cheers. Songs tion and evidence ^ the title of toe play. Bright oolo^ » ra. Helen V. Malcolm, Mrs. MU- Referco.s. Pierio and Robb. I the final curtain the props will be • at Post Hill where the groom plane from the ground under sci­ A t long last. the‘’ *tudent* of gaJig o f enemy a»enU and toil mittee to extend a call to one of Pagan!, if ...... ft 1-8 11 H. LaChapcIle 87 89 82—258 brought a pail of live minnows ed paper designs are betog a ^ « , [red Bloodgood, Mr*. Altna Ben- Hayes, e ...... 5-7 parked, along with costumes, and conducts an extensive poultry entific principles; about stability, Manchester ■will be able to Bl***®* their attempU tp sabotage his toe candidates who have already . . . S 11 Zaches ...... 105 88 102—295 which were dumped In the bathtub H eard at Pep R ally \o the lettered formats to i lett, Mrs. prall Merriam, Mra. Brown, r g ...... 8 2-2 8 Wolverines (t'J) I headed on their way to Herahey., business. high lift devices, such as flaps and through the Hartford Courant father's factory. ,,, been heard In toe pulpit, and fur­ R. LaChapelle 94 107 81—282 and thi water turned on at a alow Coach Charle* Wigren ha* an­ -P a r a d e ^ Youth” and find an akention. Other students In Art U ith Churchill, Mra. Mary (Turn- ther candidates are to be supplied Vlchi, Ig ...... S 0-4 6 P. B F. Ttl. ' Pennsylvania. Tlie huge troupe of., C. Huntington Lathrop off Leb­ slote, the airplane construction, Kroll ...... M14 109 94-31-7 trickle while they went out to nounced that thi indoor track sea- article oh Manchester “doing*. The two other P * ® ? ! '! anA Art HI will also work isk. Miss Hattie Coomb*. before a call will be extended to a 1 Zanis, rf ...... 4 4-6 12 1 152 skaters won’t leave until j anon Is taking the farm census control surfaces, rolling, pitching, be presented are ” ’^ e Walckowski . . 92 106 128—326 complete arrangements for the eon la going to begin early this For Bob Jone* ’48. freshman re­ th^. These posters are to Membership committee, Chair- minister to fill toe present vacan­ Totals ...... 14 S-16 36 By Hugh Ful'ertoa, Jr. a T wq Utah High achool caaketball 1 A. Carl.son, rf .. 1 0-0 2 ' morrow morning, and before they In this area. This cen-sua ia tak­ yawing and many other factors. "Fight, team, fight!” "Yes, Gentleman” and ” A Young Mans trip^ Returning for the bait they year and that there will be a porter on the “World,” Is Manches­ placSl in various mefehants win­ lan, George H. Roberteon, Her- cy. J. LeRoy, Schweyer resigned Score at half.time: 18-16 Hoboes, New York, Feb. 1 — (F)— No ^sharpshooters recently accounted 0 R. Carlson, If.. .’ 1 0-0 2 go they arc prepared to wind up en every five years. They have seen several movies Coach” and other enthusiastic sooner had Maurle Waxmap, Bob­ 492 499 487 1478 found the minnows were dead. In meeting for all those who are in­ ter represenUtlve. dows along Main street. lan L e D o ^ Burton E. Flint, Ar- from toe pulpit committee, which Referee, Webb, Jarvia. for 76 points on ohe nUht. Bob 0 Hall, I f ...... 1 0-0 2 In New Haven with a smashing. ’ Members of the Boy Scout on landing, taking off. and taxi­ cheers could be heard coming from D. Kansk '47. by Ruffin’s personal drum beater, Gordon shot 39 for Carbon High troop are making house to house fact, they were cooked. They had terested in trying out for the the assembly hall Friday afternoon Jame* Tooley, editor of the The ^ y will be presented on lur .Coutu, Mra. Julia PhlUipa, now compriaea Mra. Eleanor Love, 3 Noren, c ...... 1 2-4 4 spectacular performance. ing, and will soon learn the dif­ maid Schumann, Mni. Ueanor heard that OommiBnibner , EMdia and Del Nichols 37 for Box Elder. 5Iotor Sales (1) 1 Schmidt, rg . . . 4 0-0 8 Tickets for tonight are still canvass for the current Council turned on the hot water faucet. team tomorrow following the as many students gathered to learn • Parade of Youth” said he would Thufadaj^^ch. 15 and Friday, Feb. secretary; Mra. W| A. Loeser, Miss Cabs (SS) ...... 104 108 92 304 ferent methods of air navigation. F. T. Fagan was looking for a better —but not In the same game . . . Hair , ... 0 McCurry, Ig ... 5 2-2 12 , available and may be purehaaad. drive for funds. close of school in 25F. new cheers and the new school appreciate news of what the youth Margaret Jacobson, Robert White, B. 96 89 300 The boys seem deeply interest­ Hiatorical committee: Rev. Ber- Eugene W. Latimer and Dayton August, rf ...... 0 0 0 way to score fights than he let out Tug Wilson 8*ys toe Big Ten riohadik 115 — I at the box office. Mis* Nancy Smith, daughter of ' Boy Coaster Drowns Many gaps have been left by songs. of Manchester Is doing. An oc­ Studes Will Speak ' Anne Beechler. McCJurry . J04 104 97 305 ed in their subject and many of casional photograph of some un­ ,rd Foeter, Mlaa Hattie Coombs, Whipple. Kodea, If ...... ft ■ 1 11 a blast that Ruffin wouldn't fight hasn’t had a single*application for 8 Totals .17 8-1.3 42 Mr. and Mrs. Newton Smith, was the graduates and tbeae must be Principal Edson Bailey opened Robertson, Don O. Church- Johnny Greco tomorrow unless the IJS.OOu commissioner’s job. Tanner . 115 127 108 350 Major League. Hrad* Meet New Haven, Feb. Police them who thought their knowl­ the rally by presenting awards to usual affair would also be welcom­ At a choir meeting held at Mra. Wtniams, 0 ...... 8 1 7 96 346 Hawkeyes (26) a guest singer at the Italian filled In order to have a good edge of aeronautics was quite ex­ In Legion Contest Ill, M n . Mary W. Jacoboon, Dr. W. there was a new scoring system Imre’s one). Howard . 117 133 F. Ttl. said that John Brueller, 8, was track team. Ray Zemanek .and the three winners of the pep song ed. Human Interest stories are Marjorie Brannon’a, officers elect­ Morgan, rg ...... a 1 5 P. B. American club in New London Limerick Contest H lg ^ a . . . . That threat didn’t even gat a 0 0-0 6 Chicago, Feb., 1,— —Will’ drowned in a coastinx accident tensive claim that they have contest, Nancy Norris, Kathleen rsp ^ a lly desired. ed were President, Mra. Eleanor Rubacha, I g ...... 1 0 * ____ 555 568 482 1605 Tiiompson Saturday evening where her aunts BllLShaw ’44, have left poaltlons Grounds committee: Herman Ler laugh, but it served to point out Total.s . 0 Andreo . ., 0-0 0 Harrtdge. president of the Amerl-* here yesterday when his sled open In the high Jump, shot put, learned a great deal. Tierney, and Elizabeth Anunott Bob___ Jone* Jon Ju4t became a mem­ Love; vice-president, Mra. Barbara 1 / . ’ You Figure It Out D’.'%'nilco’'< (2) and uncles. Evelyn C. Dayton. Irene Illing, '46 Registration of student* in the William Wolfe, Raymond B. 2S the possibility of using the bout as .3 Peterson 1-2 13 can League, and Leslie O’Connor-^ plunged through the Ice of Mill hop, skip and Jump, one hundred and congratulated the girls. He ber «rf toe world thl* past year. To.Adverlize Play C. Allen; secretary-treasurer, Mra. u 8 It's things Ijke this that confuse .. . 10^ 97 110 3091 Alice B. Dayton and Calvin Day- innett, Louis M. Phillip*. Spitfirea (•) a test case . . . How about taking, Keye ...... 0 Dougan .. 1-2 1 of the baseball comniisaiojier’a ot-~ river. Police and firemen worked in urged all the students to attend Being Intereated In JournalUm, firat elimination trat of the High Evelyn R. Snyder; librarian. Miss ,a sports writer . . . Harold Mihe.s; N, Barton . . . 109 102 102 313 1 ton who are known as the Lazy yard dash; Jack Vice, in the four A son wo* born at the Windham Waterman, rt ...... 0 0 toe best suggeationa made yeater- 3 King ...... 2-4 lice, headed the Chicago delega-5^ relays through the .night In an ef­ the Windham game and back the thl* I* an excellent opportunity tor School Oratorical Contest ha* been Grace T. White; assistant libra­ 0 Montreal ski coach„ writes: ' “ I ,. ..101 74 106 281; D Troubaroura presented their hundred forty yard run and relxy: unity hospital to Mr. and Selbie, If ...... a . . . . . 0 0 0 riky and having one qualified Judge tenoit . ... 4 Clifford .. 0-0 0 I tlon of league offl-lals who depart- • fort to recover his body with Ben Johnston in the half mile; H i-Y Club Chooses team. ^ ^ him to get experience aa well aa rian, Mlaa Virginia Lee. Committee see by an Item In your esteemed Gleason ... . . 107 99 ?27 333 I ■ show at a meeting of the local giving Mancheater reprraentaUon. completed. The contest, sensor- Grab a pen, wrack your brains, ra. W. Kruger of Avery Shorao. for Pastor’s Council, Mrs. Mar- iVhalen, c 0 2 2 use each method Just to compart 0 Weiss ___ 0-0 0 ed today for the two day major grappling iron* from beneath the Bob Alvord in the shot put; Bob Five members o f the squad, Pat­ column about the West Point boys W. Hilinskl 144 87 105 3.36: P. 'T. A. last year: Bob baa sent In stories already and” ^l ^ can’t Tech. 5 Eugene Rychling ia now t White, Mrs. ^velyn Snyder, Vittner, rg ...... 0 0 0 them with the official vote?' . . . 0 Klein .... 0-0 2 league session in New iTork which Mr*. Rachel Davis of Vermont i ice. Douglas In the Javelin and shot ty Kirkpatrick. Jackie Dutcher, who wins a free tlcketto toe SOTk France, according to wdrd ro­ In New Oileans they let the fans taking up 'toe-jSlap board skiing Program Chairm en Elizabeth Kirkpatrick. Theresa be on the lookout for Man- Grace White, Mra. Marjorie Holmea, Ig ...... 0 0. 0 opens tomorrow. put: and Vic Olangrave In the and Buskin play. 'The ^ “ t o g ved by hia wife, M n . EHlzabeto have their choice and as a result Wa are having toe annual George Totals .... 563 459 .550 1572 Major purpose of toe meetings DubanoekI and Shirley Olenney led chestw newt In the Parade of Einoa. T.,eigtton, If ...... 1 2 4 Washington Jumping Memorial 10 Totals ...... 11 4-10 26 four hundred forty yard run and Little*,” by writing toe beat last ;ychllng. the referee will name the winners Score at half time. Wolverines, will be adoption of a new baseball / the cheering, which included some youth* Mri. Helen Barpo will entertain The Rev. Leon H. Austin of Fournament here in Montreal at relay. line to each of three ^ ‘ 4 e alone. . . . 22- 11. agreement, although discussion ot f ■ Last week’s meeting of the Hi- of the old Sieers and several new Carolyn Sonnikaen, ’48. subject o f thl* year* .J? le Young Mothers’ Club at ber North Coventry will preach at toe 1 the Cote Dea Neigea hill on Ttiden Returns to New York Mr. Wigren plan* to have three "The- Ain*f*®®** Citizen* *^*>**^ first four lines o f which will ap­ Scora at half time, 18-8 Cubs. Referees, Halliday and Gryk. candidates to succeed the late! Y club wa^ held on'Monday, Jan­ ones. pear on next week’* noO c^ ome on Tueaday evening, Feb. 6. Congregational church next Sun­ Feb. 24th and 2Sth. The Royal Judge K. M. Landis and com ple-] men in each event. Including both With accompaniment by Bar­ and ReaponaibUiUes a* State In day morning. Communion will be RefereeSr Roblnaon, TutUa. Today’s Oosat Star New York, Feb. 1—( ^ —Big Bill uary 29, in 28B because of the *^u8t In case you are^ doubt «rf The annual meeting of toe Con- Lynn C. Doyle, Philadelphia Norwegian Air Force, toe Polish tlon of arrangementa (or tha all- Jled Cross First Aiders field and running event*. bara Turkington and the band, the the Constitution.” . observed. Air Force, the French, English and I'ilden, one of the greatest tennis Columbia Squires ( i n Last year the track team won exams the previous week; Limerick style, we’ll give you igktlonal church waa held Mon- Evening Bulletin: "WhoB a mana­ P B F. Ttl. star game In Boston will be oH j The club has lost since its last new school songs were sung, and The students will * lay evening. Officer* elected were Canadian are participating in this players In history. Will headline a the state championship held ’kt twelve minute sp^ h ot ^ e su ^ Holy Oraaa on Yala Sebeduto ger brags ka’U gat hi* team into 2 Campbell, rf . .. 2 2-5 6 the program. everyone was urged to bring cop­ Terk Louis A. Kingsbury; asalst- meet. Usually It was the IJ.S.A. nrofessional teniiia ahow at the Storrs, Conn., and the C. C. I. L meeting three valuable members tect at »n assembly to beia When the LltUes are fighting OT EeqnoM Wofl mifUled the first division, be sure to ask 0 Bailey, If ...... 7 1-2 15 Asked to Register Burt Lavey and Ernest Deguti* ies of the songs to the game. it clerk,-Mi*a Hattie Coomba; and (Janada The military* angle :7th Regiment Armory, Park title. Susan Trustenltzer, 47. Mine Hme before Februiry Ih stage Worcaatar, Maaa., Feb. 1.— (in— him whether ha maana the Major Avenue and Sfth street, on Feb. 1 Shea, c ...... , 5 0-3 10 Give# Up Many Playara to the Marine* and Rudy Fierro Mr; LltUe goes Into a rage. ■aaurer, Eugene W. Latimer; as- The return of Holy CToas to the League or Army.” ia very significant. After all The same number of meet* a* The winnete of the Chicago—(P)—Tan . mOTtos ago Georgs Washington was a soldier." !7. He is due to arrive here Feb. 0 Duffy, c ...... , 1 , 1-1 3 First Aiders, coloration please! Will the holders who 1* going to the Navy. You’ll laugh ,U11 you cry latent treaourer, Mlaa Alice Yale footboU achedule, after a SS- 3 2-4 8 NaahvUla,. Tenn., Feb. 1.— j last year are expected to be run. ■ “Art Projects* viiU compete In the loomba; truotee for three yeara, Mra. Iris Pateraon war plant work­ 8, two days before his .52nd blrto- Fogarty, rg .. .. 3 0 # first aid certificates who are still interested, and those Instead of electing a successor Your praise will be high. year lapse, was announced today - Ona-Mtante Sporto Pago 2 Strange. Ig .. .. 0 0-0 0 The Southern Aaaociation h « « j this year If no change* In the rhere they will, In It la certain to please every age. A. Kingatoury. Member* of Vote of Confidence uay. who wish to enter new classes., please rejrister by filling schedule are made. The state to Red Degutls, the program Surface patterns depicting con­ main address, be rapected to gite er. penned a memoranduna on one by Jack Barry, the Cruaadera' The Army relay team haa bean Tilden will m eet John Nogrady, 1 Donovan. Ig . .. 1 0-0 2 contributed 290 baseball pIay*ra-»] Uve committee, Mr*. Agnc* o f the tags accompanying A tropi'- in the form below and sendiiig it to York Strangfeld, indoor meet may possibly be held chairman, the club chose to have ventionalized animals, people, and an Impromptu talk on some sub­ acting athletic director. He aaid granted permlision to carry its Lou Brissie, former South Caro­ New York pro. in singles and play more than twice ite normal gai8 different members responsible tor l e t to be chowin a few minutes Too Mnch Orlgtnalty rmatroqg, Robert White; organ- eal helmet: “ a • .• • • » meetings are a* follows: February common word* were recenUy W Supt o f Church School, Mra. ericks, serving on toa U. 8. 8. Sev­ track meet . . . Bob Leder, one of to Scoop. Latimer, the Greenville, three have lost their Uvea in Name of nursery rhyme, characters such year^i contest are Anne JBeo^ler, elyn B. Snyder; aaalatant auper- either an opponent or teammate. 2 Toop ...... 7 5-5 19 7, Robert Barrett and Fred An- Oiarles MoUer, Beverly Kent, covered while Mis* ern saying: “In accordance with th* bejra Involved la The Broektya S C., scribe that he had been 5 Cushman ...... 6 1-2 IS war. Tony Aceto Vlstta as UtUe Bo Peep and her aba^ a son Wd* pursuing several Ulu*trat- tendent. Mra. Carol V. Footer; yourirequeot it la my pleasure to nulU; February 21. Jimmy Mui> little mouse under a toad-stool, Roger Loucka, Donald I^mer, CoUeg* boaketball mess, also is a •truck in 20 pla:e* by *he]l frag­ 2 Klein ...... -. .. 1 , 1-2 Address «*••••#%••••«••»••••••••• Fbone. ed autoblographira s^tten by Ari Ktary and treaanrer, Mra. Mar- inform you to st on O ct 35, 1044, Loa Angeles, Fab. 1.- ttwmbar of the athlstic comiaittee ment*. His Jeft leg wa* broken; lAjate ami Visiting Manchester High phy and Ed Brown; March 7, Pete and a duck with a crown carrying Liman Brennan, tTtarlra WMh- Finally Lose. 1 Hansen .. .V.... 1 ■1-2 3 rct Kenyon-,..Cradle Roll Super- at 1:86 p. m. one Japanese pitot Montgomery, th* Haw York vat^ which will dscide. what to do about both feet were broken; he was hit 0 Stnd. First Aid Gert. ( ) Ady. First ^id Cert. ( School this week was Tony Aceto. Miner and Elarl Modean; Marco an umbrella. Anotber shows a bum. Phyllla Flrato. Barl^ra tendent, Mra. Carol Footer. G r a d y ...... 0 0-0 Sune .(*unny;' grauld igrnduat flying a dlvo-bnmber attacked tola alon o f toa world’s Hgbtwalght them . . • Old Bill niden will be ia each arm and shoulder ...... Henderson, N. C., Fab. 1.—Uh 2 Oloan ...... 0 1-1 1 New York—Najieleoe ’45, who recently went Into the 21, Burt Carlson and Bob Quish; sinking ship sending up an BOS In Branch, Jenn Chnrtler, Joy Mc- Mualo coimnittao: M n . Mar* ■hip. He waa shot down and killed loterasted in Stnd. or Adv. Coarse ( ) April 4, Bob Clifford' and Loren smoke. An effectiye pattern has gweeney, Eteahor Madone, and ed); u* (u«ed); porara champion, will meet Oaeil Hudaon • headliner again at the Gros- Still Lou was able to add tha** —The Henderson High school and WUbert Army and is now part , way potery .(poetry); chast (chaa^) E. White, Mr* Eleanor Love, hy toa heavy satl-alreraft battery o f Loa Aagalea In a lO-round, hot- Andreo; April 19. Charles Trot­ been made of rod ships agaln^ a Roberta MacLachlan. . , , , eingar ca n te e n - by - fiuUI words: ”1’U play bail again, but It 14 Totela ...... 15 1m 2 39 plnyara or laterested in Refresher Course ( ) through hi* basic training. Tony ’a*en (lesson); when (w ent), cho ra. Marjorie Brannon, Mlaa Oraee unuer my direction. Ptoaae con- tlOjr bout ncra Feb. IS. Montgom­ tennis ataow this month sad srlll vill be quite a tghile I want 'to major ' ter and Ed WelSr May 2, Bill blue background. Many other strik­ The winner of toe contest last Mra. ftmll Merriam. 1 lutareated in Junior First Aid^f ) has kept In touch with hi* home late (chocolate); are (ou r); an( eider your iwqueel fulfilled many ery, in th* Army, tt Btatloyted in celebrate his 53nd birthday -FebL tbo room while at camp and everyone Noran and John Muldoon; and on ing pattern* have been completed v*ar was Helen Sudol. '4fi. “ ------toea tiaat da»." Intarysted in Jr. First Aid Refresher Course ( ) May 16, there will be the election and aUU others are unfinished. ^ johnHnnsok UnteigudM ' 10. I was glad to nee him visiting In Olga KniS«h 47. unltorni last .week. ,pf next year’s officers. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN.. THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 1,1948

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We compared To Buy revealed that 1 waa pouring cof- with a sixslliig hot praaaing iron Drunks didn’t get many votes, all tha harder. She wouldn t Second Ditto—-Yea, on Satui wages, must live in. Phone 8331. che..’■ ____ Jacket*, $13 each. Brunner’s, 80 small furnished house or 3-4 room store. "We’D be here only a few maa. I waa in a gob uniform. the cakea, and actually ate the for the scorched area and da- size K>b given prompt attention. Dial 5187. steady work. Experience not es­ party. "I’m going do-wn with you. mesa. All I lacked waa pouring er’s tea, and the cast nearly went person is off balance either fig­ UNUSUAL VALUES Oakland atrert. Open evenings fun.ished apartment Will pay minutea,’* he said. “No uae trying The girls had overrun both wash- parted thence stick with me to e*™ *—OiTE OOLD earring, be- w a n t e d , r i d e r s to Pratt and Call .3975 before 7 p. m. sential. Good pay Manchester good rent. Please call Mr. Pro- The Bully Bargain Hou*e la on the to save any ot the stock now, but the sirup to my coffee cup, but I this day." up whan they saw him drink It. uratively or literally. A Iona or During Oui Annual 34th ’un 8. Saturday ’till 6 rooms, and the next morning I It was a aerioua moment, and he FttrMn Center and Eoeter etreet, Whitney, Eaat Hartford, 8 a. m. 1 Laundry. Maple street. way to your hotel, and lU) go that I want to get some papM . and couldn’t be quite that nonchalant. ‘‘Its jvhen the teacher slaps one dignity. The atartlement of the RADIO REPAIRING—Pick up FOR LOCAL TRUCKING or mov­ February Kiiiriiture Sale haska. Room 308 Hotel Garde or had to go into the diner unwashed didn’t dare show surprise. But ; ■aUutlay. Phone 7819. to 5:30 p. m. Telephone Manche*- | far. I want to aee If our building ia money out of the safe.’’ ^ It didn’t seem a bit funny then, of the children,” apoke up an 8th unexpected. Radlcv ohcckcd at the ing, phone 67i.* or 28 Foley St. Hattford 8-4811, Ext. 7162. and unshaven. The atgward his eyes bulged out a foot. Then ter 8920 ^ Wanted—^To Buy 58 in danger. The people going by in A etrange sight met theig eyea but as I look back on it now. It gra^ girl In the group. "You At first glance, It looks as'if r ^ ^ B T -B O r S IDENTTFICAI ION home. Ba’ tery pack*. Call morn­ 3 ROOM OUTFIT 'the atreet out there” —he pointed seated me by a window, and a somebody put glue on the tele­ we are pretty sadistic, that we Automobiles for Sale 4 .NORTH AMERICA Van Lines Help Wanted— Male 36 a* they approached the front of had the elements of side-aplItUng •feePsorry for the child, but the ®|*^raceJet Friday .-^ 9® ings 2-0840. Manchester Radio Houses (or Sale 72 toward tbe front door—"aay the tho store. The doora had been bro­ moment later, put three girts at phone receiver and the daughter enjoy another's discomfiture or Inc Coast to Coast moving *erv- ths same table. Soon the en­ comedy, aapecially If it had hap teacher looks ao silly.” Amory. Not engraved. Tel. «7i». f o r s a l e — 1940 PLYMOUTH Service, 73 Birch street. WANTED—MAN OR BOV With $495 — WANTED— 16 M.M. projector. horsecara have atopped running, ao ken open, smaahed evidently by a pened to tha other fellow.’’ couldn’t get it down.” even serious injury. Our old sedan, 1940 Pontiac sedan. 1940 tce. Dial 5187 driver’s license. Full-time or 3 p. FOR SALE - MANCHESTER, I think I’d better ^et out the horse albdge hammer, and not a pans of tire diner waa filled with girls. "Ita comedy like in tha Fiih "Unknown to me,” eald an­ psychology professor had an an­ i / » p —IN VlCINmr Nathan REFRIGERATOR SERVU-TS. We Phone 8363 after 6 p. m. Packard sedan, Model 110, m to 7 p. m. dally. Van’s Service Just the Outfit You Need to Start Lenox street, only $250 down, and buggy. Then wc’l! start.” glass wa* left In any of the wln- *‘l looked out of the window "I’ll never forget,” aald another House at Ck>ney Island or Whita other, "my wife waa atanding Just swer for that one, but we have Hale achool or the Center, a 1940 sedan, 19.38 Chry*- repair and rebuild any type ot Station, 427 Hartford Hoad. monthly $50, foi an attractive 6 Jeff went with him to the etable (lows The place was full of men— and tried to be nonchalant. Fin­ "a street fight in one of Harold City,” a man said. "Not ao muen inside the back door when I came refrigeration equipment. We ex­ Painting—Papering 21 Your Own Home forgotten It. Perhaps It l.i be­ 1 ^ ' Itring of pearl*. Reward. Tele- ler sed^h, 1937 Pontla- aadan. Rooms Without Board 59 tfoom home. Immediate occupan­ and helped him get the horse in all o f them from the slums, to the sight of women’s skirts get­ home. The cellar steps are In cause we would be embarrassed change sea.ed units with factory “■* jriione 5828. PAINTING AND Paperhanging. DISHWASHER WANTED—Good LIVING ROOM consists of 3 piece cy, fine location. Call Mr*. Good- harness. They drove out to North Judge by their appearance — and ting blown up over their beads. the same entry, and I Jostled her at having the thing happen to ui Cole Motors—4164. guarantee. Scientific Refrigera­ Pl e a s a n t KOOM in private Good work. Reasonable rates. hours, good pay and steady wojk. Living Room . Suite, two End child, 3898. office 15 B’oreat street Clark atreet and turned south. The they were helping themaelve* to FUNNY BUSINESS l a SALLE 8 convertible coupe. In tion Co.. .37 Oak street. Phone Raymond Flske. Phone 3384. The Tea Room, 883 Main street family, next to bath, near bus or Hartford 2-0779. — atraet gas lights were out but there clothing. A large truck was backed Tables, Coffee Table, Floor and 172 Maple street. Tel. 2-04 77. was-plenty of light from the dis­ excellent condition. ^B20. I»rlvate ,2-1226. Bridge Lamp, two Table Lamps. up to the front door, and a number BOOTS AND HER BUDDlBf The Master Touch owner. Will accept trade for tant conflagration to see every­ of men were filling It with men's FLOOR SANDING Repairing 23 Help Wanted— Male or Smoker. Vacuum Cleaner, Book­ CAN ACCOMMODATE 3 g irl*. Wanted— Real Estate 77 thing ciearlv. The illumination wa* suits, taking them from the shelves ATTENTION! sedan. Phone 6996. case and Rug. Celling Prices Tele- Laying ano Flnlthlng Female 37 twin bed*, house keeping, almost horlsontal; people walking by the armsfnl. SVCP K W t GENERAL REPAIRS J, E Jensen —Pbone 2-09’20 REPAIRING AND REFINLShING $199.75. Priced specially low as a phone 2-1561. WANTED—TO BUY from private in the street cast long shadows. ' Henderson stood for a moment A N O VOW MQ. U No Answer—5329 ch’al , caning, splint, rush, read. group for 4...... $157 party, 6 room single or duplex The southern fronts of the house* ALSO Wanted Autos— STATE OF CONNECTICUT PLEASANT ROOM rea.-K>nable. looking on, hla face pal* and som­ FOQ MY . Motorcycles 12 Edward E. Fish, 104 CTteslnut house, located close to school and were ..clear and visible to even small ber. Then he said, "Come on, Jeff, EXPERIENOTD RADIO servic­ Personnel Department Examina­ BEDROOM consist* of Bed, Dresa- suitable for 1 or 2 girl*. 2 min deteti*, but their northern sides GENERATOR - STARTER street. Telephone 3688. tion Notices bu*. 'Telephone 7748. let’s go up to the office.” A* they CARS WANTED—CASH on the ing. Prompt and efficient All cr. Cheat, Spring. Mattress, Pil­ utes walk from Center. Call were quite dark. mounted the stairs Jeff said. IGNITION work guaranteed. Phone 4607. PIANO iL.v... and repairing; POSITIONS: Radio Dispatcher, lows, two Pillow Cases. Boudoir 2-1316 between 3-7. Clark atreet wa* full of people spot for clean 1936 to *2 No. 702X (second recruitment I, "Aren’t you going to speak to player piano specialty. John Set, Chair. Clcthcs Hamper, two and noise, which surprised the two these thieve*? They act a* If the Brunner. 5191. Open evening* Ull $1320-$1740; Clerk, Grade II, No. EXCEPTIONALLY NEAT com f r a n k l in g a r a g e (Tockerham. 28 Bigelow street Scatter Rug*. Ceiling price* men in the buggy, for they were store belonged to them.' 10 o’clock. bookkeeping Services. Phone fortable room, for young wo Mill's Employes Tei 4219 * 717, TypisL Grade II, No. 718, $149.50. Priced specially low as a 2 ■till a long Wey from the fire. A "What should I say? In half Caner Center end Adana* Ste. 3627 days or evenings. men, centrally located. Inquire 82 Stenographer, Grade II. No. 719, group for ...... $109 group of intelligent-looking men, an hour the place will be burning WASHER. VACUUMS, ElecUlc $1320-81740; Clerk, Grade I, No, Chestnut street. Heltl for Thefl In workingmen’s clothes, stood down, and its better for them to Private Insfructions 28 720, Typist, Grade I, No. 721, talking on a comer. Henderson motors, etc., repaired All parU KITCHEN con.sist* of ."I pc. Dinette NICELY FURNISHED comfort have the clothes. Now, here we are Stenographer, Grade I. No. 722, pulled up close to them. "Can you in the office. I want to get that available 24-houi service, ifiiarg- ELOCUTION —CLEAR speech- Set. Combination Stove, Linoleum able room, suitable for two. ^ 3 WANTED ea C *0. D. Manchester 2-14.39 $1080-81260: Uque Control In­ Griswold, Feb. 1.— — Slat* fellows give u* any news about the safe open.” It was apparent that use of word*—diction—arlicula- Rug. Glassware and DIshware, minut^ walk from ”^'neys. Tel. Are? How fqr downtown is it? Is morning* or evening*. spector, for men only. No. 723 Step-ladder Stool. Ceiling prices Police Capt. Leo F. Carroll *ald the office had already been visited, IMMEDIATE tlon—voc 'lary Increased. Pri­ $1800-82760, appointment to be 5290 or 137 Pine street. it coming thl* w ay?” foff drawers stood open and papers $294.75. Priced specially low as a today that 14 printing department Automotive r a n g e BURNERS cleaned. In­ vate tutoring In mathematic*— made at $2040; Local Health Con­ One of the men can)e forward lay s4I over the floor. "Stand with group for ...... $229 and said, "I’ve been down there, ACTION stalled ar.i’' serviced. Satisfaction reading—* .ellli.g—history. White sultant. No. 724, $5100-85700; Apartments— Flats— workers at the plant of the Gla*co your back to tliat door, Jeff," Hen­ Machinist guaranteed. Also good use* burn­ Studio, 709 Main street. Phone Child Welfare Supervisor, No. Finishing company would be ar­ and have Just walked back. At derson said as the safe door awung IF YOU’RE PLANNING 2-1392. Branch of Connecticut’s Largest Teniments 63 raigned before Judge John A. Ber­ leaat 20 blocks are burning; it open, "and, for (Sod's sake, keep ALLEY OOP HIm Mouthpiece Draft Exempt. ers for sale. Call 2-1309. 725, $2580-83000; Deputy Com­ Furniture Store seems «o, anyway. It's the hot­ TO BUY—SELL— BUILD missioner in Charge Child Wel­ FOR RENT—7 ROOM heated ry In town court Saturday charged anyone from coming In. If they Goo—R. G. Olve n a call and let a street. Capital, Hartford, oi at local war furniture; also baby furni­ plaint made by Harold J. Revell, were coming from the opposite di­ Bcnne-ke, of Lewiston. Mont., a ture. Phone 2-0522. l.«Ral Notices superintendent of the company. rection. It wa* pandemonium — an I get together. office* of the U. S. Employment retired baker, kept a promise SCBUEBS— GIRL OR WOMAN—Ught house­ Service for Connecticut. Carroll described the company inferno of oath* and yells and hur­ made 27 years ago when he wa* “And furtheriiiure. your honor, here is' iny clienl** evi­ AVON STREET— work for small family. Private HOSPITAL BEDS FOE SALE or AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD BOLTON- Clo.sing date for filing applications as being engaged in bleaching and rying feet. Most of those who came teaching Frank Kidd the baking d en ce!” X. Looking for a good home 5-Room Single, modern con- room,'excellent salary. Call 8033. rent., fully adjustable,'rate* rea­ at Columbia' «-ithln ami for the Dis­ out of the diatrict were laden with 6-Room Single, all modern for Nos. 702X,' 723. 725 and 728 Is trict of Andover on thi- 30th day of printing cotton fabric*. He said buniresa Kidd admired his mas­ will be nvallable Imnnedl- vmiencee, 1-car garage, n!w sonable. Call Keith’s Furniture, the arrest of the men had caused their hoiuehold goods and the conveniences, 1 acre of land. WANTE!t>-GIRL OR woman, no February 15, 1945; for Nos. 717- January. 1945. ___ ter’s tools and his library. "Some­ atelyf location, mn»t he seen to be 4159. Present CLAYTON E. HUNT. .IudB«. the entire printing department OI street was littered with merchan­ day. when I retire. I’ll give them SiUE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH I h^dy to has. Price $1,800.00. experi..nca necessary New Model 722, no closing date; for No. 724, EsUte of Edwin A. Standlsh late of appreciated. Price $6,700.00. the factory to be *hut down. dise that had been dropped or to yon." Bcnnecke told him. Re­ We have choice single home* Terms arranged. ijiiindrv. Summit street. March 31, 1945. FOR SALE—MAPLE davenport Andover In said District, deceased. thrown away. $1,500.00 down, terms ar­ The Administrator d. b. n. c. t. a. cently, Kidd got a package. Ben- - 4, 5 and 6 rooms—various lo- 6-Room Single, steam heat, of Examination*: For No*. bed with storage space, used only ranged. I WOMAN WAN'TED to help with 702X, 725, and 726, during the having made written application Ttr “ Rank’’’” Party neckc had retired. I cation*. all modem conveniences. Con­ two weeks, $50. Phone 4663. said Court, in accordance wlth^ the "My God! Look at that!" Tlii* housework, 1-2 days a week. Call month of March; for No. 724. dur­ SUMMER STREET— venient to bus line. Price statute, for an order of sale of the exclamation came from Jefl' Mar­ Retumiis Baron She Found 6735. ing the month of April. Glendon FOR SALE—COMBINATION coal whole or part of the real eatate de­ Chlcago-f/Fi— Mayor Kdly tin who pointed to a column of FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS g. Are yen InterMted In $.1,509.00 Terms arranged. and hi* son. Joe. a *allor « » . fur­ tBkig jonr preaent home? 3-Faoilly HoSae, 5 rooms A. Scoborla, Personnel Lirector. and gas stove. Inquire 25 McNall scribed therein, it is ordered that said \ each, all oonvealenoea with application be heard at the Probate lough, were. Invited to a party flame that arose suddenly and! cjreei.ville. Miss. - m - Mrs. ANDOVER— street or Phone 2-0216. Stood high in toe air far above the , O’Bannon, returning from a WcJiave cuatomera who will steam heat, faniace for each Office in Columbia on the 7th day of along with many other people. In­ D O M 'T l e t XINGSTOO SCORF, LARO! 2-ycar-old House, 4 rooms, WANTED—MAN OR woman to February. 1945. at 3:30 o'clock In tbe general level ot fire. Henderson visit in the country, found a large I pay up to $10,000 for a good aiit. Short distance to bns. on bus Une. Electric lights and SELLING OUl entire stock of cluding a number of high brac^t RfMfA5BER., A kiss FROM FOR. do cleaning at? State Theater. afternoon; and that notice thereof be looked at it a moment and mut­ neatly wrapped stab of bacon In EtEKV SAVr sou MAk£ / bm a. Let us make you an Price $6,900.00. $1,500.00 running water, chicken coop, used furniture at greatly reduc­ given, by publlahlng a copy of this Army and Navy officer*. tered sadly. "The Bargiiln House down, terma arranged. REAL ESTATE ed price*. Telephone 5187 Aus­ order in the Manchester Evening father was prevented the middle of the road. She hurried offer. large lot, many possibilities. is bound to go, and I've worked so to a packing company atorehouae T y - Price $8,200.00. Small down EXCEU,ENT 3'. LONG Navy blue tin Chamber* Warehouse, Man­ -Herald, a newspaper having a circu­ tending by unexpected long and hard to build ii up. All WANTED TO BUY — Single. chester Grec.i Open dally 1-5. lation in said District, at least five days here and turned it in. saying: ‘Tt Looking For An lnve*t- CENTER STREET— payment. Torms arranged. suit. Phone 6919. before said day of hearing, and that and when his son returned gone in a night." must have fallen from your truck. 2- Famlly House* — Large and Saturday 8-12. the affair, the lad cominented. "There’s a fireman," Jeff said. , ’That Bring* a Good Be- fl-Family Apt. House. 4-4 BOLTON Bt. 44— Small Farm* — to Manchester return be made to this Court. I had to hurry before temptation 1 On Your Money T ( mom apts. One 8-room. Ex­ Attest: •Gee. Dad, was 1 out-ranked. "Stop him and let’s find out what­ got to knocking too loud for me.” 7 Acres ol l.and with Brick Bolton, Vernon and 80. Wind­ Articles for Sale 45 CLAYTON E. HUNT ever we can." The man iri his blue cellent condition, handy to Dwelling. On bus line. Small Judge. W * have flats and duplexes sor. All trannactlon* (CASH) BEDS, BUREAUS AND burner fireman’s uniform came over to the shopping district. On bos line. chicken c«iop. Price $8JMI0.00. FOR SALE—PHILCO RADIO and oil cabinet heater. Phone 2-1561. 11-3-1-4.5. that will do Just that Good Incomo for Investment What havsyooT CalL Write or buggy. His clothe* were cov'-red Terms arranged. ^ large Victorian rocker. Phone with grime .and ashes, and his face HOLP EVERY THING Pbone — Manchester 4843 or CLOSING OUT SALE—Holland EAGLEVILLE— 668U FURN 80*11 REP AIRING was dirty, “Why aren’t you wnth i 3- 1107 (Any Time), window shades 60 cent*, some o n BURNER 8EKVIUE SUBURBS— Small home with attached Soldiers in France your company?” Henderson de­ JARVIS garage, ateam beat with oil. Venetian blinds at half price. For Full taformatkiP UaO manded. I NO. COVENTRY- Now vacant. 3 acres of cleared HOWARD R. HASTINGS Capitol Windov Shade Company, VAN CAMP BROS. “I was,” the man answered, “un- I R EA LTY CO. Noden Property— land. Brook bordering prop­ Real Estate, and Inanranee 241 North Main street. Phone Paid Full Amount til about a Lhouaaud tons of brick | 8819. Open evenings. 16 YMirW Experteneel IM. 4 1 » er T875 Weekday* 30 Aero Farm, 7-Room erty. Price $8,500.00. Terms 101 Pbelpa B«mmI, Cor Green Bd. TEI.EPHONF <«44 wqll fell on our engine. None of us and SandayS: Honso, with garage and large arranged. FOR SALE Free Inapeettoe*! waa kilted for we saw it coming, i FOR SALE—CHILD’L Stork line That was on La Salle street, near 1 m m With Jarvl* For Seenrity! poultry house. Price $4,800.00. HARTFORD—Woodland St.— dresser. In good condition, $15. Washington, Feb. 1.—f/P) — The Terms arranged. WALKER 2 TON War department gave assurance Randolph. Then I went over to For Investment or home, 6- Inquire 49 (Joolidge street. State, to Join No. 12, but I hadn’t ' Famlly Brick llonse, 5 rooms HYDRAULIC JACK today that American eoI(|lers In Several S and 4-Room Cot­ France were • paid the "full been there half an hour before In each apt. Excellent condi­ FOR SALE TWIN HOLL'YWOOD bed* are their hose went all to piece*— too j tages near lake, can be used tion. Bn.s passes door. Price Worthington / very popular 1 Manchester. Why amount** allowed them by law, CJVER—.i^VAJOS 6 0 Pin WE NO! WCfcAK Town as year ’round dwelling. either In United States cuiTency much pressure, I guess. Anyway,' gISJIOO.OO. Terms arranged. Old Colonial, six rooms, on not select j-our’s today. Benson’s, it leaked and split, and we had to ' H0.“e,CHEE-NEI f ' liLL nOO.N Reasonably priced. Automatic 713 Main street. or Us equivalent In French franca. eXJME-'j hard road. Ten acres with Representative Anderson (R., CASH! I give up. There ain't nothing I can Advertisement { do, and I’m on my way home to get; ADDITIONAL USTING8 AVAIL.ABLE. brook, part woodland. New ^ Conipressor Calif.) had forwarded a complaint from a constituent that exchange the wife and the kids and^take ’em Board of Tax Retiew MOBTOAGES^ARRANOED. furnace, modern plunihing. H.p. 110 Volts. Machinery and Tools 52 ANTIQUE - MODERN I down to the be%eh.’’ " 1 ITBE — AUTO — TIFE INSURANCE Chicken houses, cow shed rate* allowed by the Army pay­ FURNITURE "You mean that the fire’s out of J TROJAN BATTERY NEW AND USED equipment, masters were “beating” American I control?” I Notice and two-car cement floor troops out "of their "modest eam- ESTATES PURCHASED garage. Private owner. tractors, saw rigs, milking ma­ Tbe fireman laughed sardonical- CHARGER chines. Dublin ’Tractor Company, Infes." I ly. "Out of <»ntrol! Don’t make me I The complaint stated the ex­ r The Board of Tax Review of the Will Sen’e 12 Batteries. Wllllmantlc. laff. This ain’t no regular fife. This ALLEN REALTY COMPANY change rate recognized by the ROBERT M. REID Town of Manchester, Conn., wjll CALL SOME STORE FIXTURES is hell bust loose on earth. Jea’ look { eew. i>M iv MCA MRvict. me, t. m. m . u . f/cf. rff. be In seaslon at the Municipal ALLEN * mrCHCOCTl. INC, Army, through agreement with at that." He pointed toward toe j 2-1 the French government, allowed Building the followi.ig days dur­ OSS MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6105 MANCHESTER 8688 & SONS I aky. Overhead there was a groat coda 4tedmMAttBncf .BC. T.i I » MIT OFT. “Now stop fussing! Can Johnny help it if he has a cold? ing the month of February. 1045: MANCHESTER about oqe-flfth a* many franc* to I fiery cloud, covering half the heav- Nichols-Bristol Button Front the dollar as American troops could Phone 3193 Manchester "How about a furlough* Thit Here’* his snow sliuvel and liere’* his list ot customers— Thnraday, Feb. 1, 8 P, M, to 5 Closed Wednesday Afternoon* and Saturday* At 4:80. INC. I ana. card says 1 gotta return an over­ get on the open market. Before they had gone a block they iiiustn’i be di^ppointtHl, so ace (hat you ijun’t miss Office Hour*: OffiO to 5-JlO Except Sunday. 155 Center Street due library book!” a single one!’' ‘ Frttey. Feb. 3. 6 P. M. to 8 Open Thoraday Evenings 7-S. > [farther Jeff Martin had to get out I and laad th* hoeae through the Saturday, Feb. 8, 8 P. M. to 5 jerowda and past,drunken jntn who [tried to aeire it* bridle. The bar- IXKINKRVILLB FOLKS BY FONTAINE |KOX WASH TUBBS IP Glamour Gloves! Monday, Feb. 5, 6 P. M. to 8 FOR SALE [rocma stood wide open.'aelling liq- [uor even while their rdofs w'cre rVASYS PLANE CBASHES' T M, liOFFSiJOFF5H<3«E------AWP'SiUKS. Tuesday, Feb. $. 8 P. M. to 5 5-Room Cape Cod, Fire­ [blazing. HARPiJir A QAff OOC5 BY WITHOUT When they reached the Bully 6AFE FB(?M JAP HANP5 P* M* place. Oil Burner. Insu­ Real Estate SOME NEW SHORTAGE Wednesday, Feb. 7, 8 P. M. to 8 WOMEN OF MANCHESTER lated. One-car garage. Lo­ P* Ms Thnraday, Feb. 8, 8 P. M. to 5 Have You a Son, Husband or Brother cated on Auburn Road. Wanted P. M- „ In the Armed Forces? Friday, Feb. 9, 6 P. M. to 8 4-Room Cape Cod. Fire­ • 6 and 6 Duplex P M WARBDNDS Saturday, Feb. 10. 8 P. M. to 5 place. Copper plumbing. • 6 and 6 Flat P. .M. WILL YOU HELP THEM TO WIN Storm windows. Located Monday. Feb. 12. 6 P. M, to 8 in Greenacres Section off • Modem 6 or 7-Rooni Sin­ P ^ East Center street. IDieaday. Feb. 18, 8 P. M. to 5 TH E WAR? gle, vicinity St. James’s P* M* School Wednesday, Feb. 14. 6 P. M. to 6-Room House on a 7-acre You can give this help by taking part in the production * Modem 6 or 7-Room Sin­ 8 r . M. of urgent war materials. We are producing such mate­ tract. Situated on Hillstown All persons claiming to be ag­ gle, West Side grieved by the doings of the As- rials and you can help those in the service by helping us. Road. I [

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