MONDAY, JANUARY 11,194S iOtmrltrstrr EtttttittB Hrralb AYorace Doily Cireulotioif T h o W o o t k c r For toa Ifoato of Deoeotoer, Ittt FniSBsat •( D. ■* W sotosr ■*••■ Sergt Frederick Hettinger, son Members o f Mlantonomob ’Tribe TTie Woman’s G M stian T em ­ A special meeting of Orford Private Gustave Luther who is Members of the Asbury group perance Union will have an all­ Hose No. 3 of the South Manches­ "M Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hettinger No. 58, Improved Order of Red with the Aircraft Corps at Boll­ are reminded of the meeting t(^ MlaMly coMer toolghtt noder- of North Main street, now sta­ Men, are requested to meet in tbe day sewing meeting tomorrow for ter Are department will be held to ing Field, Washington, D. C., spent 7,858 morrow afternoon at twu o’clock H A V E YOU M tiau rnFB iFr i w u F u x i w i n F r c u i i ato to fresh wtods slMC sosst. tioned in Texas with the United Socliu Club rooms on Brainard the Red Cross, at the home of their houae tomorrow night; The a 34-hour furlough yesterday with at the South Methodist church, EXPERIENCED Menber- of toe Audit States Arm y Air Corps, has been place this evening at 7:30 to dis­ Mrs. William Rush, 214 South meeting ia called to hear a report his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. and that dues will be payable. THIS, Barsan sf Otaeolatteas ■•wing Ciltel* o f tiM Cbn- promoted’ to staff sergeant. cuss plans for an emergency Main street. A pot luck luncheon ol the committee arranging for Julius Salonik.of Middle Turnpike The hostesses will be Mrs. ^ r t h a Manchester A CUy of Village Charm tAthenm ehutxdi will moot lodge room due to the fact that will be enjoyed at noon. The busi­ the annual dinner of the company W est vA Dowd and Mrs. Rachel McCor­ m TH1S ' ■t 7:M with Mn. Fred Memoiial Temple, Pythian Sis­ because o f the fuel shortage ness meeting will take place at to be held January 30. mack. WINTER? mt TT Middle Turnpike 2:30. Members traveling by bus (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ters, will meet tomorrow evening Tinker hall will be unavailable for ’The annual meeting of Wash­ (ClaaadUMI Adverttslng on Fag* 16) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1943 H m Toung People’s society should board the bus lea v^ g the ® in Odd Fellows hall, when installa­ the present. , ington L.O.L., Social Club will be VOL. LXIL, NO. 87 North terminus at 15 minutes Daughters of Liberty No. 125, Bum dependable coal and * church will meet tonight nt tion of the new officers will take held in the club rooms at 2:30 o'otock in the psrsonsge. after the hour. A bus ruhj hourly L. O. L. L, Will hold their monthly coke and be oertaln of home place. A social time with refresh­ Saturday afternoon, January 16. Manchester Assembly No. 15 Or­ to South Main street meeting tomorrow evening at 7:M comfort. ments will follow in charge of Mrs. der of Rainbow will bold a regular o’clock in Orange hall. A fter the TTie annual supper win follow at CATERING P rt Midisei Weiss, who enlist- Blisabeth Caverly and her com­ meeting at the Masonic Temple at business session refreshments will six o’clock. The executive board ot Hornet Lists After Jap Plane Attack In the U. 8. Army Air Forces mittee. ’The North Methodist Woman’s FIREPLACE COAL All Troubles 1 7:30 tonight. Election of officers Society of Cfiristian Service will be served by Miss Dorothy John­ the club w ill meet tonight at eight For All Occasions •Pine Camp, N. Y., Jan. 12.— (A’) evening at 7:30 by Mrs. Nora Ad- 'The speaker will be Mrs. Marjory — Thoae guys who blow so sweet­ Yank Bombers Raid Caucasian Provinces o f dy McLeary. An invitation is ex­ B. Swicker, of Hartford. ly in here and make it come out so tended to all interested to Join. North Osetia and Ka« ” NOTICE! sour here— the Arm y’s buglers— hardino Bakaria Are have their troubles, and not aolely Naples by Daylight The Stanley group of the South Freed in Continuing Due to the war emergency which has Methodist Woman’s Society of OUR JANUARY with disgruntled soldiers at dawn. Christian Service will meet tomor­ Corp. Herb Dube, who conducta Winter Drive; Cavalry created an acute shortage^ of help, gasoline, row evening, January 12. at the Anderson a class for tooters of the instru­ HU H«r6or Batter home of Mrs. Everett Keith. 119 ment 80 abhorred by men In the And Shipping in At­ Pushes 15 Miles into etc., we are forced to announce that Pitkin street. The hostess will be ranks, begs to report, air: Eneiny^s Positions. assisted by Mrs. Wa.lter Fox. Greenhouses 'That one of his students showed tack; Heavy Cloud Foi’t; Frcncll Ur recently with a lisp, looking Cover Hides Results, i ^ Effective Immediately like he had stopped somebody's Moscow, Jan. 12.— (^P)«- Artistic flat with his mouth. He admitted 5 Capture Pass Led by Cossacks slashing having blown two front teeth loose Cairo, Jan. 12.— (/T*)— Four- ' their way triumphantly back OLD Floral Arrangements from a dental plate while practlc engined Liberators of the NO MORE C O. D. AND ing hia calls. into their homeland, the Red United States Army’s Ninth Flying Fortresses in RECORDS for Yields Area of Up Skin Army has rolled the Ger­ A ir Force bombed Naples by mans back into the Kuban Must b* tamed ki for sal­ That another gave every ap daylight yesterday, hitting Heavy Blow at Rom- TELEPHONE ORDERS vage If you want to keep Weddings, Funerals, peanuice of having struck his face river region of the western ph^lng toe new onee. into the business end of a sausage harbor installations and ship­ nieLs Forces; At Least Caucasus between the moun­ SV]e eaob paid for oM rec­ White Sale! machine. He had attempted a Tew Severely damaged by a morning attack of Jap war planes dur ing the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands last Oct. tae U. S. air­ ping, a communiejue an­ ords Irreepeetlve of quantity. Anniversaries craft carrier Hornet lists badly. A cruiser and a destroyer stand by to help in the light to save the ship. A later attack, however, dam­ 180 Prisoners Taken. tains and the Don, the Rus­ Can Be Delivered From nounced today. ' I ^ attack sians announced today. Re<$' Star (Oontlnned on Page Seven) aged the ship BO badly she was sunk b y U. S. siuTace units. (Asso dated Press photo from U. S. Navy.) Est. 1922 was the 38th of the war on Allied Headquarters in North declared that the Kuban region K p M P 'S the hard-hit Italian supply port was penetrated after the Cauco/- 153 Eldridgo Street Africa, Jan, 12—(IP)— Flying fort­ Inc. and the first attack of 1943 after Sian provinces of North Osetta Our Food Departments repeated December raids. The A l­ resses, in their first full-raid Into and Kabardlno BakarleCUta^ been 768 Main St. TeL 5680 Phone 8486 Anti-Fascist lied report said "heavy cloud Tripolitania, struck a heavy blow freed'from the Germans in , tha Charges Baldwin Aircraft Carrier cover obscured the results, al­ at Marshal Rommel's forces by continuing Russian winter drivo. though one very large fire which battering the fort at Qhadaintes, Fierce Night Fighting penetrated the overcast was TUESDAY SPECIALS Editor Slain while French troops In Tunisia A communique announced that seen.” the Red Arm y's cavalry had driv­ Bat Mote Hale’s Attacked by German Fighters droVe the Germans out of a moun­ -StaiTex Carnival Stripe Part Linen Seeking Powers Hornet Disclosed tain pass 23 miles south of Pont- en IS miles into the eneipy’D po­ The raiding force was attacked Upon Street Du-Fahs and captured at least 180 sitions In fierce night fighung by German fighters, Messer- Fresh Eggs Special! prisoners. which followed the capture o f itix Temprex Fire Grate schmitt 109’s, and "two of our air­ Ghadames Is deep in the desert, more key towns on the Caucaaioa Dish Towels Police Believe Auto in Victim in Battle craft were shot down," the war 450 miles south of Tunis, at the front. Large Siae 57c dozen To Be Autocrat bulletin reported. “ A t least one juncture of the frontiers of Tunis­ The Fourth Guards Couack Which Slayer of Tres- enemy fighter was destroyed." ia, Algeria and Tripolitania. corps—the Kuban fighting men - ca Escaped Found; Curtiss P-40 fighters were - A spokesman for the French who fell back from their towna |0 for $][.00 Ri,Ca„i ^UciiM Gov. Would Route Tane’ Names ported active yesterday in high command said French troops and vlllagea last summer befora Pure Lard 19c Driver Being Sought. japS) YV-aifellip Of 10 Other Warships Libyan battle area. had attacked north of Jebel Bou- the weight of the Nazi offenrivo—( em or s Inaugural Mes­ "In one engagement with a dabous, northwest of the Moslom thus were riding In the vanguard Absorbent and durable towels that will wear for years. Multi­ targe force of enemy fighters," the ot the Russian forces sweeping color stripes. sage in Long Formal Believed Sunk; Previously A..n»u^nced city of Kalrouan, which is 35 miles Wheaties 2 Pkii.. 25c Added Tank _New York, Jan. 12—(/P)—Police American communique said, "one inland from the eastern Tunisian back across the ateppes. Statement; Sees In­ said today they believed they had Lost But Not Identi­ enemy aircraft was destroyed and port of Sousse. For the black-caped, high-hatted another damaged. One of our air­ Axis Forces Surrounded horsemen of the ateppes, and fo r tent to Provide Pat­ found the auto by which the killer fied at Time of Sea Cars East of Carlo Tresca, 58, anti-Faacist Torpedo Mark craft failed to return." Germans and Italians In the val their townspeople. It was one of Maltex CeredI pkii. 24c Fight with Japanese. An earlier communique from the Icy there were surrounded, the the moat dramatic homecomings of ronage for Followers. editor and former leader o f the British headquarter* reported the Spokesman said, and fighting is the war. Industrial Workers of the World Either Light Cruiser or Naples raid but aaid only that it cotRinuing. Narrew Seml-aicle state Capitol, Hartford,, LaGuardia Urges Letting (I. W. W .), escaped last night Washington, Jan. 12.— (/P) was carried out by Allied bombers. British infantry and tanks also after shooting Tresca to death as —With military security no The communique gave no details were reported yesterday to have And as tbe Russians rolled back Pancake Flour Lge. Pkg. It becomes harder with age and tougher .Ian. 12.— (/I^— Senator Leon! Midwest Depend on Large Destroyer Not over Georgievsk, Mineralnye V o ^ AMI One PMskage FREE! 15c he strolled In the dim-out of lower of the attack except that one made gains astride the Goubellat UisCassi, Democratic floor ’ longer requiring secrecy, the Yatigorsk, Budennovsk, Karamlk with use under fire. A one-piece grate that Hauls from Oil Fields Fifth avenue. Visible at Dawn; Ex­ Navy publicly added to its Messerschmitt which attempted to road six miles north of Bou Arada / leader, charged Gov. Ray­ They also said they had learned intercept the bomber formation and some 14 miles south of Med- and Kislovodsk to broaden their Caucasus front, other forces drove will not crack even if cold water is thrown In Southwestern Area. from Gulseppe Callabi, a friend plosion, Smoke Seen. list of sunken vessels today was shot down. Jez-El-Bah. mond E. Baldwin today with 20 more miles down the rail Una Ravioli }.r23c Auburn Percale Sheets who was accompanying Tresca the names of the aircraft Three Planes Missing The Germans had occupied the seeking war powers from the Allied Headquarters In Austra­ position— a hill and a single farm ­ past Ziroovklni to Kuberle, south­ on it. Washington, Jan. 12 — —May­ when he was shot, that the two carrier Hornet and 10 other Three Allied planes were report­ SecQHfls of Lady Pepperell Percale Sheets General Assembly that would had planned to meet last night house— in what might have been a east of Rostov, narrowing ttM or LaGuardia of oil-thirsty New lia, Jan. 12- (/Pi— A Japane.se war­ warships— all previously an­ ed missing aerial operations of the “ make him an autocrat in with four other men in the offices move to flank Allied advanced semi-circle around that endang^, York urged today that more tank ship— either a light cruiser or a Middle East Command yesterday II fact.’’ In a long formal state­ of the Italian semi-monthly "II nounced as lost but not iden­ posts. ed Nazi stronghold. / All Purpose Flour Basket-liUe design that sits on four fire large destroyer— was hit off Gas- and the preceding night, but it Russian mountain troops, along ment released as the legislators cars be routed east from the mid­ Martiello,’’ of which Tresca was tified at the time. The 20.000 ton (From the east Allied bombers 81x108 west. letting the midwc.st Itself mata. New Britain, by an aerial Hornet, commissioned only a year was not specified whether any were keeping up their part of the with the Cossacks, were given bricks in your fireplace. assembled for the start of a new editor, to discuss the anti-Fascist were lost in the Naples attack. 24^-pound bag $ 1.15 If First Qualitv $1 .9 8 Mazzini society. before its death on Oct. 26. went Allied aerial strategy of battering week, RlaCassi criticized the Ro- depend more on hauls from oil torpedo released by Australian Allied bombers continued to Suddenly Open* Fire to the bottom of the South Paci­ the enemy from both sides of the (Continued on Page Eight) publican chief executive's Inaugu­ fields in the southwest. i airmen Saturday and is believed to strike at Axis Tunisian strong­ When the four others failed to fic off the Santa Cruz islands aft­ North African front. ral message of last week, charg­ La Guardia was a witness be­ have sunk during the night. Allied holds from the west. The com­ (A Cairo communique said $2.39 appear, Callabi told police, he and headquarters announced today. er a battle that Inflicted heavy ing among other things, that it fore a special Senate committee munique reported that the harbor Naples was raided by United Tresca started from the newspa­ The warship was found out-slde damage on two Japanese carriers Florida Oranges Doz. 29c contained suggestions "made with investigating the oil and gasoline oi Sousse was successfully bomb­ State Liberators by dqirlight yes­ a deliberate Intent to provide pat- per office to a restaurant. A t the the harbor by the Australian fliers and bomb and torpedo hits on an $7-98 shortage in the east, one of many enemy battleship and five cruiS' ed and said transport vehicles oi^ terday. It was the 38th raid on the roiutge for his party followers’’ comer of Fifth avenue and 15th who reported that one of their tor­ Flashes ! WssE, Largo problems worrying the new Con­ era. the road between Gabes and Sfax Italian supply port, and the first 72x108 and that It showed an "arrogant gress and the administration. street, he said, a man pacing the pedoes landed directly amidships. were attacked. • (Late Bulletins o f the UP) W ire) $1.89 sidewalk suddenly opened fire be­ Other Warships Identified this year. If First Quality intention to abolish the work of Protests ‘‘Gestapo’’ Methods A heavy explosion was seen and (Housewares — Basement) hind them and fied in a small dark The other United States war­ Down Five .Axis Planes Pound Port and Vehicles Iceberg Lettuce 2 Hds. 25c his Democratic predecessor or at Before the same committee. the ship was enveloped in smoke. (Allied bombers from the cast least to apeak and act as though Representative Miller (D-Conn) sedan as Tresca crumpled. "The ship was not visible at ships, sunk in the furious Novem­ In Tripolitania, where the land Fire Endanger* 28 Families $2.19 An auto answering the descrip- ber battles that broke the heaviest action against Field Marshal Er­ also pounded the port o f Sousse that work had never been done." protested as "gestapo methods" daybreak and is believed to have and transport vehicles on the road Hartford, Jan. 12 — (/TV— Firs tl*n was found a few blocks away, Nipponese attempts to recapture win Rommel's Axis army still was The Democratic leader said: the snooping on people" which he sunk during the night," the com­ between Gabes end Sfax in blows broke out on the ground floor la Slight oil spots or misweaves — uneven hems — nothing to Speech Antocratlc in Manner police said. They, stated It was Guadalcanal, were identified as confined to patrol operations, an The JW.HALC cou Impair the wearing qualitiea. said had developed out of the ban munique said. closely timed with other aerial at­ the rear of Kaufman’s luggaga "When one realizes that the on pleasure driving in the cast. regLstered under a false address Aerial Warfare Slackens the 9,050-ton cruiser Northamp­ increase in Axis air activity over shop, 555 Main street, shortly af­ Grapefruit 4 for 25c MawcNssTsa Comm- and that they were seeking the ton: 6,000-ton cruiser Juneau; 6, the battle area was reported. Al­ tacks from bases in the west. speech la autocratic In manner The Senate committee investi­ The intensive week-end aerial (Increased air activity was re­ ter noon today threatenlag to en­ and attitude one is less surprised gation of a ban by the American driver. A loaded revolver found warfare over New Guinea slack­ 000-ton cruiser Atlanta; and the lied fighters, the communique said, danger the entire five-story stnio* Martex West Point Pastel Colored destroyers Monsseii, Cushing, Ben- ported over the Libyan battlcfront, Federation of Musicians on re­ ened yesterday, but oij land Allied but the communique said ground lure as flame««, working through corded music brought the union (Contlnoed on Pa^e Seven) ham, Preston, Walke, Barton, and (Continued^ on Page Seven) an air shaft, sent smoke bursting (Continued on Pnge Tw o) ground forces moved their lines operations there still were confined president, James C. Petrlllo, to Laffey. through the roof after firemen ap- ^ Extra Special! closer to the Japaoese in the San- to patrol activity.) the witness stand, and Petrillo imrently had the blaze under con- ananda corridor extending about The Navy communiques bn the Land fighting on the northern Turkish Towels countered with a demand for an (rol. Twenty-eight (amilles In the a mile and a half inland from the engagements in which these ves­ sector of the Tunisian front was SNOW TEST shows investigation of “a few giant cor- sels and another previously identi­ apartments on the four upper 42” X 36” Fine Quality Urges Hearing Back to Jobs Papuan coast. Nazi Leaders confined to patrol activity. porattoiTS" drhich he said had fat­ Strong Allied patrols captured a fied destroyer were lost, showed stories were evacuated, aoeonUng The Famous . . . There were active engagements Bath size 22x44 59c tened at the expense of "the live quantity of enemy materiel on the however, that a total of 18 Jap- to Mrs. Edivard Leonard, w ife of houses an drOfty musician.” between French and Axis troops the building’s maintenance maib Of LaGuardia Move Failure west of the Japanese position and anese warships were damaged and In Squabble In the mountain chain running Petrillo especially aalicd for an on the east flank a Japanese bunk­ 37 sunk, comprising two battle Two elderly women, Mrs. Mary w ^ L A D Y ■ _ inquiry into methods of the Na^ south of Pont-Du-Fahs, 30 miles Dunham. 84, and Mrs. Marj’ Ray­ in wlater—het Percale Pillow Cases Hand size 16x28 ...... er still under construction was re- ships, eight cruisers, two large de southwest of Tunis and at the 25c tional Association of Broadcast­ mond, 78, and a baby and thre* New York Mayor May Collieries Where Opera stroyers or cruisers. 10 destroyers Underlies Confusion On .southern flank of the Medjez-El- ers. (Continued On Page Tw o) and IS transports. small children were carried front Taxes Baffling Question Bab front. in summer Fine quality percale that will Be Witness on Nom­ tions Resumed Yester­ The N avy announced last Oct Who Is Commanding the building. .\t 7 p. m „ however. f f l PeppereD wear for years. You will want to Face Cloths 1 2 v ^ c One baffling question—how to "Our troops made quite sub- Fire Chief .lolin C. King said tlto Treasury Balance 26 that a carrier was severely stock up on these. ination of Flynn. raise an additional $16,000,000,000 day Fail to Reopen. Forces in Tunisia Now. blare was under control. Heavy weight Martex towels that will wear for years. Gold, damaged after two attacks by (Continued on Page Se>-en) * « • Washington, Jan. 12.— (/P)—The Japanese bomber and torpedo peach, green, blue, and orchid. (Continued on Page Seven) Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Jan. 12— (IP) .Asks .\lore .Money for .Ships Washington, Jan. 12 — (/P) — po.4ition of the Treasury Jan. 9: planes. Five days later the vessel London, Jan. 12—(IP)—Reliable SHEETS A back-to-work movement col­ Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia of Receipts $31,561,690.31: expen­ was declared lost but the casual- Information via neutral sources Washington, Jan. 12—lAV— lapsed intone section of Pennsyl­ New York may be called as a wit­ ditures. $262,053,726.83; net l^I from Germany today indicated l*rvsident Koiis«'\-elt asked Con­ Washable vania’s strike-bound anthracite Kills Himself i e » ' ness for Edward J. Flynn, retir­ ance, $9,383,907,610.67. (Continued on Page Ei{,fat) that a squabble for authority be­ gress today to provide a supple- 100% Curled White Goose Feather Strike Hits field today only a tew hours alter 81x99 Quilted ing Democratic national commit­ tween Field Marshal Erwin Rom­ iiM'ntal appropriation of $4,000,- in tee chairman. If the Senate For­ the industry’s governing body and mel and Gen. Walther Nehrlng With Shotgun 000,000 for tbe Maritime Com­ eign Relations committee decldea Steel Plant tbe War Labor board bad made underlies th* confusion over who mission’s e.\|>anded merchant JOHNS-MANVUE at a meeting Friday to hold hear new appeals for an end to the is commanding the German forces shipbuilding program. The re­ B ed ^ Mattress Inga on Flynn’s nomination to be produciion-^crippUng walkout. Speakers Listen to Own in Tunisia. quest suhmitteil to the Housa $1.98 minlater to Australia. The Glen Aiden Coal company’s It was said that even interven­ Bridgeport Man Com­ through the Budget bureau In­ HOME MSUUTION Chairman • Connally , (D-Tex) 3,000 on Day Shift at Truesdale. and Loomis collieries, tion by Adolf Hitler had failed to cluded also a contract authoriia- where operations were resumed on mits Suicide After STAND BETWEEN YOU AND THE WEATHER said today Flynn had informed Canadian Mill Walk Voices at Dedication reconcile the two high German of­ I tton of $.5.2r>0.000.000, with the Pillow s PADS him by telephone that he desired a limited scale yeqterday, failed to ficers. , Shooting of Woman. ] explanation that $.3,076,280,000 o f NDER that roof from whicb the mow meft. m mikhiv 81x108 to have LaGuardiOakeard If. any reopen this morning and there (Propaganda analysU in the j that sum Is represented In ton charges are made before the com' Out in Protest Today. is leaking through), there’s a family putting 1,500 workers rejoined approxl-1 Chicago, Jan. 12.— UP)—Science* After the recorded talks there United States and'othe^AlUed na­ I $4,000,000,000 rash request. U mittee In connection with a paving mately 19,000 other strikers who yjg ^op billing at the dedica- ! were further engrossing scientific tions have pointed out ^previously Briiigcport. Jan. 12.— UP)—The , « « « up with chilly, drafty rooms . , , running the risk o f danger­ 54x76 Full Bed Size ...... Sydney, N. S., Jan. 12— (IP)— Ap back of his head blown off by a $2-98 block Incident Inveatigated by remained idle for the 14th day. | exercises marking the offl- ! exhibitions. Weird sound of in- that Nazi propagandists often Five Enter Guilty Pleas ous, expensive winter ills . . . wasting predous fuel dollars. Bryuc grand Jury which exonerat­ proxlmately 3.000 workers cm the have fed the world stories of dis­ shotgun charge. Alson H. Swinyer, $2.10 each 1,600 Others Return To Jobs I cial opening yesterday of the HU- ; creasing volume came from the 44, of 816 Fairfield avenue, died a New : ork. Jan. 12.—->)— Joseph $2-98 ed Flynn. day shift of toe huge Dominion The over-all numerical picture nois Institute of Technology's new ] loud speaker and when it reachedsension and strife in high Uennan Heat u leaking out through the roof. I f you’re that family, let Steel and Coal corporation plant suicide in a Fairfield avenue gut- (.SiK-ks) . lainza and four eo-defend- , . “Flynn said Mayor LaGuardia was left unchanged, however, be- $250,000 metals and minerals re- a predetermined pitch, as meas- political and military circles in an us insulate with J-M Rock Wool. Chases 39x76 Twin Bed S iz e ...... knew all about the paving block here' walked out early today, after ter at 7:30 a. m. today. Captain of 1 ants interrupted their eans|dmcy Covered with flue quality linen flnUh ticking. Stripes in blue, $2.49 cause 1,600 miners returned to search building. All events on the i ured by a sound level meter, it effort to lull the United Nations and extortion trial In general drafts and pays for itself ia fuel savings. matter and Muld explain it to the the Barlow Steel commiaslon had Detectives James H. Bray said, a grsen, and orchid. Keeps your new mattress new amd' makes your old mattresa their jobs at two ooUieriea of the program went off In scientific or- ; was fed Into a sound analyzer, into a belief of internal dlsintegra- slons today to plead guilty. I aaaa committee’s satlafaction,” Connally recommended no change in basic few moments after he had used the Cuts room temperatures in sununer up to new. Lehigh■ ■ ' h Valley C^al(^ a l company at | der. : which provided the Impulse that -tion In Germany, and thus pro­ and Harry Ponce, also known as 72x108 $ 72x99 $ told reporters. wage rates in the Canadian stael started things moving In the mote complacency and over-con­ weapon in an apparent attempt to 15* on hottest days. Price reasonable; big 1.98 1.89 HazletocL Pa. They warned, The customary dedicatory kill Mrs. Ethel Wilder, also 44, Bon signore, each plcuded guilty t o . Cleared by Oraad Jury Industry. building in somewhat similar fidence on Allied home and mili­ ~batta’' q>eed applicatioa. ^ ■ ■ Only maintenknee crews remain though, that they would walk out speeches were heard but the operator of a rooming house at one count rharging conspiracy asd The grand Jury looked Into again Friday unless their demands speakers got a chance to relax manner to the operation of the tary fronts). one charging extortion. Salva­ charges that a codrtyard on the ed in the plant. 1528 Fairfield . avenue. Extra Special! Extra Special! are met. and listen to their own voices— “electric eye”—proto-electric cell. ■rhe report had lieen current for tore Serrago pleaded guilty to too S8NSfMfancerrorrAMOOf*HdMit8UBOoiL« Flynn estate had been paved with No formal, statement was forth Sound Activate* Furnace several weeks that Nehrlng had Mrs. Wilder, her left hand man­ coming Imraediately from head­ With a shortage of hard coal which came from the magic new gled. the left side of her chest torn cxtnspiraey charge; James Carlo to 63x99 $ 1 .7 9 New York city materials and labor Eighteen minutes after the Ijeen replaced by Col. Gen. Juergen conspiracy and attempted extor­ This toipAil 60-pats book gives idsM on an phases o f rcmedelins. Idaas quarters of the Sydney branch of growing, more acute dally in the steel recording wire developed at a.s her a.ssatlant fired point blank but cleared the Democratic chair­ sound blast which activated an \’on Amim as commander-in-chief kems Insiilatloii. kitdiens, baths, eta. Contains photos, the United Steel Workers of Amer­ oU-ratloned northeast, the miners the Institute. There wasn’t any /|snge. is In a “ serious" condition tion and Nicholas J. De Htefano to man of any wrongdoing. electric induction furnace, steel ot the Axis forces In Tunisia. to •m gfWiooB. an artidc on room arranf cment^ ica, but officials said one would be demand for a $2-a-day wage bonus comely girl piishtng an electric conspiracy and extortion. Good (Quality Di$h Qotlu Gilored Border Wath Goth$ Prevloualy Flynn had written wras being poured from the fur­ Report Apparently True ^at St. Vincent’s hospital. • • • soothsr oa color, ate. A/ao 12 Gu/Afwqjf Efouaaa and Issued later today. now appears to overshadow their switch to inaugurate the dedica­ The rooming house operator, Connally atolng for “full and com nace and 38 minutes later iron Well-infovmed neutrals said this Fighting French Capture Mumfe Floor Plana by prominont orcltitoctr. Some 2,000 workers of tbe night protest against an increase of 50 tion ceremony— a new sound de­ widow o f Warren C. Wilder, and These RHialiii ahetta will give Iota tA wear. Extra fina, plete bearingi^ If afly protests was coming out of a miniature apparently was true and resulted shift come off work at the aama cents a month in union dues, which I vice took her place Swinyer had been "going togeth­ London, Jon. I t —(JV—YlflWtoC were made. cupola. Brig. Gen. Thomas S. from Rommel’s emphatic refusal UMm. MOW Ot CAU ON time and it was believed imlikely originally led to 'th e waUcouL I Dr. Henry T. Heald, institute er” for more than a year, Bray French headquarters annoiinna . 1 smooth finish. 5 for 4 4 c 0 for 4 9 c Meanwhile, Republicans flred Hammond, head of tbe Chicago to serve under Nehrlng. that they would return to work to­ Ekiward Griffith, general mana-1 president, remained seated at tbe said. Three weeks ago M ra Wilder today that Gen. Jaeqaea ' ' .1 barrage of criticism at the Flynn Ordnance Department district, Nishring. likewise, was reported An exceptional diah cloth for a low pii(^. nomination. Including a declara­ night. ger of the Glen Aiden company— I luncheon table puffing a cigarette told Swinyer that they were •Army of the Chard had ca THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Good quality face cloths In white with colored borders. helped to pour molten iron into to have refused to serve under Cool, Lwnber. MaaoiM’ SoppUes, Paint tion in the Senate yesterday by No Notlflcation Given the Industry’s largest producer— while his voice, previously record "through.” Last night, when he Murzuk, capital of the Fezzaa ' moulds. Rommel. 886 No, Main St, Tel. 4146 Senator Bridges (R-NH) that the C. M. Anson, general manager of estimated today that the strike ed, came out through a loud approached her while walking her trirt of southern Libya, The Institute staff also demon­ The Naxi high command was selection was an “Insult’’ to Aua- the plant, declared that the com­ had cut production at Olien Aiden speaker. dog, ahe repeated her refusal to advance units also had strated the latest methods of forg­ planning to merge the African pany received no notification of mines alone by 38,000 tmu dally. Wire Ae Fine .Ae Hnmaa Bair have anything more to do writh Sebha, 100 ml lea further traUa. ' ing magnesium and a press hav­ Corps and the Tunisian Arm y and I0» lyiiBIMC AND MOm tmODHINGl BUY SINGLE JIW GREEN Namlag “Crasaly Cynical’* thq, strike from the union execu Only last night the War Lalxir The wire recording develop­ The Fighting French ing « pressure o f 2,400,000 pounds. to make a final stand in Tunwa. him and he went eway. TIm J W H A I ^ COM U. S. W A R BONDS WendeU L. WlUkie, the IMO Re­ tlve. ^ board and the Anthracite commit- ment, the Invention o f Marvin Mrs. WUder was on her way to aaid that almoot tha eatiro Th€ wJWHALC CORR STAMPS GIVEN tee ,o; twelve—governing body for I Camraa, eaalstant physlclat, re- Officials aaid its control U no these sources said. son ot both potato wsra i AUNCHSSTSli publican presidential nominee, as “The company has aaked the Since Nehrlng was in command work this morning when Swinyer i0HNS-/VlANVILLE«Tf‘/R',2fsi/A} A N D STAMPS MAHCHI8T8II CONM* WITH CASH SALES •ertad that the appointment union executive for an Immediate the industry— appealed anew fo r | cords sounds on wire as fine as a close It can be brought to a atop oner. ‘'The conqoeet of I l....nan hair, the Institute an- [at the point of contact with . a lo eoHivtatoi** t$ M to tM oa Yi^s Sevoa;) ‘Goatioued qa Pac* Ssvsa) , M Paga itavaai i 4L1—Mamfl oa Iftsga DavaoJ; m Pace apyeol loounoed. feather without cruahing iU ■ ■■"■ ...... MANCHEMXR,, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 2 ,1^4» .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAT, JANUARY 1 2 ,194S msrn wir, so that In thu regard the twQ,| i beck to peacetime pursuits. The Charges Baldwin ___ _ been given the oath of office weather, when he hopes to bar­ Start* Wednesday at the Circle Only 11 File automobile industry will , not be. dep^rtmento are on a level...... Why N I i lrepresentatives, Hoping to Get • el Urges Study of Problems :er Makes able to retool within alx' or eight it, ttWn, that he thlnka this huge { Japs’ Warship gain with some dealers who have State Role Important made offers.^ Canned Goods months. As soon as the war is salaried peteonncl. other then di­ Seeking Powers ^ e t c Thames Bridge Hebron seems to be one of the As Lobbyists ^ar Contrasts over the average person is going rect milntensnce, of the tme de­ Clear Records Of Highway Department to want this and want that and partment should be maintained— Subject of Two Bilis Believed Sunk; towns of the state which may Not Hoarded In Developing Corn they are not going to get it; it is To Be Autocrat and. in fact, even increased by the come up for prodding on the ques­ going to take time." addition of \a special oommiaaioo state Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 12 tion of vaccination. Town Health Many MoTe Expected Hartford, Jan. 12—()P) During j Governor Hilrley, and that ha m A. Thorp Talks on — — Thc.new toll bridge, soon to Torpedo Mark Officer Dr. C. E. Pendleton of Col­ New Haven, Jan. 12—With food • tonlshing vigor, size .and quality as Carsten Brother* Have "Pralaes Club’s Objective" (Owitinned from Page One) of plannersv-while that of the Rationing Board Riil^.s the next two yeara, while the war proved unsatisfactory. When he other is s lm ^ ’ blotted out? Can be opened over the Thames river chester says that while vaccina­ O,. oM .r . f u .. No Intention of Peti­ To ' Register Before sought Upman’s resignation, with "Conditions Before the Mr. Thorp commended the Sor- between New Dondon and Groton, has cut Highway department work optimiat club for undertaking a it be for the r^son that the Pub­ (Continued ffom Pag# One) tion is not compulsory here he On Women Saving .Up Hurley’s approval, he said, Upman to find Governor Baldwin a.sking was the subject of two bills intro­ thinks that there are a very small corn becomes Ihcreaslngly Import- i 500 comblnaUona result­ tioning for Redress. Making Appearances. to the minimum, the major prob­ Soroptimist Gub. great project such as cancer edu­ for special powers that would lic Works department was created refused. by a DemocratleX governor, spe­ duced in the House today. number of residents who have not For An Emergency. ant since it is a principal Ingre- , f^om crossings of new ^ n - lems of the department, including Soon after that, Cox was sua- cation, looking to the establish­ make him an autocrat In fact. He One was a blank measure en­ duced by artillery and machine-' ment of a clinic in Manchester. He cifically to correct Republican gun fire. A number of the Jap­ been vaccinated at one time or an­ dient of the dairy cow’s ration and ngcticut Inbreds and the best of Hartford, Jan. 12— (^ —Al­ Hartford. Jan. 12.—t;Pi -S o far. atate-ald road funds, should’ be pended and Upman named to serve L«on A. Thorp, adrertlsing: man­ does this, first, by proposing that titled "An Act Concerning Tolls other, some .of the middle-aged western Inbreds were grown a studied by an impartial commis­ said he believed science and medi­ the Degislature authorise the ap­ abuses, while th? Highway depart­ anese defenders were killed. E. W. Modean, clerk of the local is used in the feeding of poultry, though the Carsten brblhera of only 11 prospective lobbyists in the temporarily. After the charges ager o t The Herald, gave the on the New Dondon Bridge and Re­ ones and older ones two or three sheep, beef cattle, hogs and horses, year ago in observation fields at sion, Commissioner William J. Cox had been heard and Cox relnstot- cal research will produce among pointment, by him. of an over-all ment has long been regarded as a Rationing Board, states that the Branford have no preaenr inten­ General Assembly this year have l^aMtnbera o t the Soroptimist Club other things a method of detect­ Republican preserve ^nd a main taining the Old One.” The other times. While there was formerly Manchester women who have not to mention man. The nation’s Mount Carmel. From these pre- recommended Sunday. cd, Upman resigned, but, Cox re­ war council for Connecticut to introduced by Rep. William C. Fox, Four Jap Fighter considerable laxity on the sub­ lli.iinary trials the most promising tion of petitioning the General As­ filed with the secretary of state’s a t their dinner-meeting lart night ing this dread disease at the start deal with war jiroblems as they source of its pollticai W tronage? .stocked an emergency shelf with Cl rn crop was estimated this year That sugge.stion was one of ported, "not before great damage when surgery is effective. He re­ J (D ) of New Dondon. amenda ject, It has bben the custom for at 3,175,154,000 bushels. This is hybrids were chosen to be grown in sembly for redress, they expressed office. Many more arc expected. many in his biennial reiKirt to the had been done in the administra­ :at the Y. M. C. A. an excellent arise.’ He does it, .scconlly, by “ Furthermore, the pMpIe of Planes Shot Down canned goods at the request of ferred to the wonderful results in Connecticut have a rightXto know l..e act establishing the New,Don- quite a term of years to vaccinate Mrs. William Bray, Jr., chairman the second largest yield on record a replicated, yield test. Results of confidence, last night that the According to the law. every perV governor, aiiiircsseaaddressed loto ooveGovernor tion of the department." taDc on "World Oonditlona— Past, asking the Degislature' to* ’grant don-Groton Bridge commission ths children of school and pre­ this test, together with recom­ He charged that Upman (ailed the present war in treating to the governor broader executive what plaa Govemqr BaldVin has Washington, Jan. 12—(>P)—Four of Uia Feeding and Housing Com­ and WM produced on a smaller Connecticut Legislature will itself son expecting to represent any In­ :y but released by Goveernor Tresent and Future." Mr. Thorp wounds by sulpha drugs. Scien­ in mind for future construcilon of and prdvides that the old bridge Japanese Zero fighter planes were school age at clinics, once In two mittee of the A.R.P., will encount­ { creage. mendations by farmers who tried terest before the Legislature must vin. Such a bi-partisan icorn- to organize the Bureau of High­ powers including the power to right an Injustice" and clear their way Planning Studies, was re­ was presented to the members by tists are going to find wonderful "sfate buildings. Does he intend erme under this body’s control shot down and one American years, consent having to 'be se­ er no difficulties with the Board. The result may be attributed in U ;m in different sections of the records in the Highway depart­ register and pay a $2 fee before on. to con.si.st of "qiialqualified thinga in the sea; in his estimation make rules and regulations and to which shall, at its discretion, close cured from parents. There is little S sponsible for a seven months’ de­ XCn. Vera Burnham who presided to return to the old InlquitousYfee Wildcat fighter was lost, the Navy During -the last year around 150 part to the extensive use of hy- i State, are now available in a making any appearances. butstajuling citizens ” should be ap­ there was a tremendous source of appoint commissions and commit­ ment. lay in a study of the inadequacies In the absence of the president, system whereby architects were it or operate it toll free. The meas­ announced today, when the Japs or no opposition from parental women have banded themselves to­ brid com, explains D r.’Donald F. I printed report on grain and _en- A little more than a year ago,' Represenfs Insurance Companies pointed H?y the General Assembly wealth in, the oceans. tees to deal with the problems of sources now. On tHe- off years of the Boston Post road, and for Mies Hellen A. Holbrook who is in the war.’ hired and contracts let with moi« ure provides specifically that the attacked a flight of our dive bqmb- gether with Mrs. Bray to take Jones of the Connecticut Agrlcul silage com prepared by the Sta­ Harry C. Carsten, a state mainte­ Among" those who have already now sittirtc. ho urged. New York aty. Mrs. Blanche Prentice, chairman regard to Republican interest^ old bridge is not to be tom down ers in the central Solomon islands. diphtheria preventive la adminis­ refugees into their homes if a war tural Station at New Haven. tion. Farmers may obtain it free registered is Judge Richard T. At pre.s«uvt, the fiinils appro­ nearly a year’s delay/in consoli­ "Governor Baldwin, as a lawyer, nance supervisor at $4,500 a year, dating maintenance dtstricts. Beviews World Events of the Cancer Education commit­ than to the -public welfare. Un-^ before July 1, 1945. Navy Communique Number 249 tered. This takes care of the emergency should arise; and to be Twenty years ago practically no on request. and his brother, William P. Car­ Steele of West Hartfoid. who had priated for Utwn and slate aid by : Mr. Thorp who had been invited tee of the club, reported having a is avimre that the language of these rloubtedly he does so intend, for Original plans were to demolish said; health of the children in a very prepared for them even if the hybrid corn was grown commer­ The report shows the following indioaled his intention of repre­ the departmeiX^are divided eqiial- two requests is remarkable both sten, a district superv aor at $3.- to dlacuas newspaper procedure conference with Mrs. Dougla.a this is the only alternative. But old bridge as soon as the new "South Pacific (All date# are practical way. There has been regular food channels should be cially. In 1941 cross-bred hybrids hybrids to be most, productive: for 000, were accused by fellow High­ senting 11 Connecticut In.surnnco I, among all lowi'-s electing to re­ Would Lower Voting Age ■aid he believed that subject.would Burnham, of VVaterbury, Connecti­ for Its all-inclu.sive amplitude and will this really serve the cause of opened, but this has creat- east longitude) quite an influx of new residents blocked. They have bought and set seeded over 37 per cent of the rly grain, Cornell 29-3, Ohio way department workers of di­ cqmpanie.s. ceive them. \ not prove as interesting as a re­ cut head of the Women’s Field also for its deliberate vagueness. ’economy?’ ” storm of controversy in recent "1. On Jan. 11: here lately, however, who may aside from five to ten dollars country’s total of 87,363.000 field M15, Illinois 219, Wisconsin 700 verting state material and labor Ray Milland finds himself in the middle, with Betty Field and Judge Steele will repre.sent the Teriiia I’riM-edut^ “ lllogleal” Boise, Idaho, Jan. 12— i/P) —A Army. Anierietm Society for the Every Connecticut citizen ought view of present world events, and •Attacks Planning Propoaal. montiu, many persons claiming "(A) A force of Dauntless dive- need questioning on the subject. worth of canned goods. corn acres. In the Corn Belt 62 per and Iowa 939; for late grain and to their own use. Patricia Morison in "Are Husbands Necessary, ” starting Wednes­ follbwing in.suranee companies: Terming thi.s proc\tiiire "illogi­ bill to lower the voting age to 18 a newspaper man Is always look­ Control of Cancer, who recom­ to see that if these requests are bombers (Douglas SBD) escorted There has not been # case of small was introduced in the Idaho Legis­ Rij Casai also attacked the gov­ this wpuld work a hardship on the Are Not Hoarders cent of the acreage waa planted to ensilage, U. S. 13, 35 and 44, Ohio Suspended by Commissioner day at the Circle theater. On the same show Wallace Beery, in .Autribiobile Insurance company, cal " with "nfithing loXrecommend ing toward the future. "For that mended that Manchester district granted then we shall have at the thousaiide who commute daily be­ by Wildcat fighters (Grumman pox here for so many years that it With the announcement of the this high-yielding corn. Figures 6 and Illinois 972. Western hy­ William J. Cox, they were later his best to date, "Jackass Mail, ” with Marjorie Main. National Fire Insurance Company it." the COOCX nimUssinx T*kx i u (■< oner'srxxi t*'A report lature by Rep. R. L. Anderson, ernor’s proposal for a Connecticut a Republican. naatter we are all inclined to look should include also Hebron. An­ head of our state an officer,of vir­ tween New Dondon and various F4F) was attacked by 12 Japan­ is almost a forgotten subject canned-goods rationing to come to: 1942 are not yet available. brids tend to outyield eastern types dismissed by Acting Commission­ of Hartford: Phoenix Insuranee point.s out that a town'Mith 16 Into the future, wondering what dover, Holton and Glastonbury; tually dictatorial powers. And it post-war planning commission, ese Zeros between Santa Isabel some time next month of these charging such an agency was "en­ military Mtabllshments In Groton, ^blackout may be staged al­ Major Part for two reasons, Dr. Jones ex­ er Frank Upman. Jr., while Cox eompnny: Security Insurance Com­ miles of roads receives th\ same MO are going to do, what we arc also that Mrs. Prentice should will not help ua that this officer including Gie Electric Boat com­ island and New Georgia island. most any time now, the rumor Is, women were fearful they might be plains. Whereas field corn hybridi­ himself was under suspension. The pany of .New Haven; Travelers In­ amount as one with 1.50 inile)». a H'li'ianswss— ^ henceforth take the title of Com­ tirely u^ecessary and merely a Connecticut has played a major going to have and where we are will belong to,the same party that pany plantXand the U. S. Sub­ Four Zeros were shot down and People are urged to prepare a considered hoarders and penalized. role in the creation of this new zation in the East is done on a State Advisory Personnel commit­ surance company; Orient Insurance In the pa.st two years, the'(le- mander of the Manchester Dis^ •subterfu^ for the creation of a Buying Cuhun Sugar 7 h a v e th e TOUCHEST I going to ho 10 years from now or has recently done all it could to marine Base. two others were possibly destroy­ room where they may carry on in Mr. Modean, however, who has high-yielding com. The first seed small scale, varieties selected In tee upheld the dismissals. ronipany. Hartford: Aetna In.«ur- ] parlmenl .surpa.ssed all previi)V(s trlct, with each member of the political job or Joba.” ed, One Wildcat failed to return. •son lest." withhold adequate war powers) their customary way of living, also conferred with the Btate Ra­ of double-crossed hybrid field corn the Corn Belt result from hundreds Cox, since reinstated aa com­ anee company. Scottish Union and records b.v spending $48.203.888.. club designated as captain. f' m the national commander-in- The start of the new leglalatlve Obaervatloa Difficult tioning Hoard in Hartford on the missioner, commented at length National Insurance eomnany. First. Nr. Thorp thought we week^also saw the Introduction of without being obliged to put out was produced in 1917 at the Ebc,- of thousands of inbreds. Another llie report revealed, principally for .should go back 26 years to the April a Cancer Month chlef.” Robin Bobk^Up Again ; "(B) A force of. Marauder med­ lights and retire for the night. point, reassures them. They will ctor is that western hybrids tend on the case in his biennial report Caledonian Insurance Company of a hillXcreating a state I*bor rela­ ium bombers (Martin B-2«) with periment Station farm in Mount road construction. $2'2.460,397; • Srst World War and review the Commander Prentice announced l*ubllC| Hearings Scheduled Two rooms would be better than merely haVe t(i Itemize their to yield more heavily under the made public yesterday. Is Knotty Problem Scotland. Noitheastern Insurance highway maintenance, $6,884,448; tions hoard which would func­ As State Bird Choice Airacobra (Bell P-39) escort at­ emergency reserve stock when Carmel. A field of commercial seed "Treatment Despleable” Conip.lny of Hartfoid. and the K. ' Hartfoi‘)«1 nraarkable progress -we have her appointments and explained One, but'one would do very well. was grown in 1921 by Gooige S. moister conditions in the Blast. town road constriietion and main­ Billa creating the cabinet and tion for'employes in intra-state in­ state Chpltol, H a^ ord, Jan. 12. tacked Japanese positions at Mun- they fill out their, rationing forms "Regardless of the truth or Hartford Fire Insurance com­ made. For one thing we did not that April was to be Cancer giving the governor power to dustry in the same manner as the Heavy curtains over the windows, Carter at ainton. Conn. Prior to I'niMual Yield tenance. $5,794,766; and more tlian —(4*)—The old robin bobbed up ds, CHouds over the target areas and declare the purpose for which falsity of the charges." he declar­ pany. have at that time the number of month, the slogan being "Cancer waive existing laws when in his National Dabor Relationa board possible cracks or crevices where thia open-pollinated types were These new experimental hy $3,000,000 apieie on the Charter . NKMtages on foodstuffs and other again in the Connecticut Degisla­ prevented accurate bombing and it is being held. ed, "the treatment of the brothers Ciili^is Gcitiiig Uneasy Others Registererl 4i«10f is curable, fight it with knowl­ opinion such action was necessi­ does for employes in inter-state light cpuld show looked out for. t only varieties grown. urids produced 138 bushels of dry Oak and Groton-New London sltiea we now have, for we ture aa it has for many vears. made observation of results diffi­ in its absolute denial to them of Overnight News Otlier lobbyists who have filed edge.” secretary. Miss Nellie tated by the war were introduced commerce. The measure was the cult." and the trick ia accomplished. A Besides higher yields, the ad- shelled grain per acre at Mount any opportunity to know tht basis Over Long Negotia** b. idges. I0i«25f not fighting a global war. The Senate received iX bill pro­ Carmel. This is over a third great­ intentions to appear are: HQUOUJ GRCHinO Burnham; trea.surer. Miss Dorothy last week. Public hearings on the finst of a batch of measures spon­ The four Zeros shot down raised careful test should be made be­ v.'ntage of hybrid over open- of their dismis-sal or to defend ! Bernal d H McCusker New Brit­ But diiririf; the next two years, SINGLE OR VOnt o t the hardships and trouble posing that this bird, scignUflcal- er than the 80 bushels’ an Acre con­ lions Because Mills Of Connecticut Dowd; assistant commander, Mrs. t VO measures were scheduled for 2 sored by the Connecticut Federa­ to 680 the number of planes the forehand. This time. It is hinted, Allowed to Drive pc.linated com lies in greater uni­ themselves ag.ainst it was despic­ ain. for the Connecticut State Em­ tlu expenditiire.s will probably not oouBiE cocr a t that time came many great im- Vera Burnham; Mrs. Maude Hill, ly referred to in the measure as the blackout may be two or three sidered a "good yield" in Connecti­ By AMiclaled Press p. m. today. tion of Dabor. Japanese have lost in the Solo­ formity, stronger stalks and In­ able. Have to Start Grinding ployes Association; Gross. Hyde & be more than $26,000,000. the re­ pamsemants. After we returned to the turdus mlgratorius, be made hours in duration. cut. The average production figure P A L HOLLOW GROUND b"V°"* Miss Marlon Tinker. Mrs. Mary RisCaasi charged that the gov­ Create# Three-Man B oiM mons campaign according to creased freedom from molds and "I am advised that the spceific Wiiliams. Hartford, for the Savings port indicated, because of war­ ■armal oonditions we found our Taylor. Mrs. Prentice outlined the t e state bird. To Grange Parley fo the State for a ten-year period ernor’# ’’arrogant intention ” to Navy communiques. There is a clamor for an honor rots. Strains that arc to make up charges brought against the Car- Milford—Dr. Leroy Benham, Banks Association of Connecticuf time limit.s on travel and construc­ SAVI SrHl-Buv PAt '■ *•" aoda o t living bad changed rap­ duties of each one on the commit­ It creates a three-man board, to Similar attempts in previous is 45 bushels per acre. By Ben F. .Meyer abolish the work of his predecessor be named by the governor, consist­ roll of our soldiers, such as other the parents of a hybrid are first atens were first made known to 51, a chiropractor who formerly and the Conneetiriit Bankers Asso­ tion. pointing out that the war will idly. The horsehair sofa and tee and of the captains, and gave legislative sessions have provok^ Dr. Jones says that the Station them at the appeal session l be­ Havana, Jan. 12 — —Two very •hairs, the old-fashioned ranges wa# “shown by his proposal to ing of representatives of labor, towns display. The fire depart­ "selfed’’ over several generations practiced in Waterbury and Ham­ ciation: Harry R. Olcott. Bloom­ also bring a lo.ss in revenues, Com- much detailed information. much debate but an official cold Japs Resist British Hartford, Jan. 12.—(JP)—Dele­ has seed of the best Connecticut fore the Advisory committee i, A good neighbors have encountered mi.ssioner Cox siigge.sted that the . and too boxes gave way to com- aliminate” the I^ibllc Works de­ management and the public to in­ ment plans to put up a temporary to concentrate and fix the charac- den. .shot and killed himself ih hia field, for the United Temperance Mrs. Burnham, who with Mrs. shoulder for the robin. \ gates to the state meeting of the and western hybrid corn available copy of these charges is in the Gmerat A.ssenihly appropriate $1,- , ftCtiMe overstuffed furniture, partment. an agency created under vestigate complaints of unfair Drive Strongly roll in the fire house, and a per­ tcrisUcs of each. Then these in­ a very knotty problem in trying to home yesterday. Medical Examiner Soriety of Conneetiriit. Prentice was co-chairman of the While the state has an official manent one is hoped for on the Grange, which today began the breds are cross-fertilized. The re­ i limited quantities for trial by Highway department files. exchange Cuban sugar for U. S. W. J. H. Fischer aaid. He left his Mr.s! Mary T. Austin. Hartfoid. 000.000 to offset the deficit ex- j Slaetrle ranges and refrigeration. installation dinner, on January Gov. Wilbur D Croa# and headed labor practice—defined in detail in New Delhi, Jan. —Ja­ first session of a three-day meet- farmers the coming season. "Contrary to precedent, how­ . aiid' other electrically operated first by Former Gov. Robert A. the bill—or controversies between state fiower—the laurel—it has no Soldiers’ Park. The firemen plan sulting offspring shows an as- dollars. widow, a sistey and a brother. for the Ha i t ford County Repiihli- peetod. i AUestiioss 29, gave a repwt. after which It official bird. In other years, the panese forces are resisting strong­ to display a U. S^flag and a ser­ ii.r, may drive their cars. Mthough ever, no copy of the testimony Relations between Cuba and the New Britain Mrs. Rachel Wie­ ean Women’s .Association; Clinton He also asked that special war- ' ,^taMMliold utansila. Hurley and now by George Burke, employes and their employer or ly against the attempt of British was decided in view of transpor­ rose-breasted grosbeak and the vice flag on the firehouse soon. members may not drive to local l.eard by the Personnel Advisory United States are perhaps at an ner, about 60. found dead in her G. Nichols. West Hartford, for the time functions, including much of CAR OWNERS Maas Prodnetien tation difficulties to change from Hurley's close political ally. between two uniona. troops to drive down the Mayu Grange meeUngs, the legal division committee in support of the charg­ The bill specifically bars the chickadee have been suggested be­ Names of officers elected at the all-time peak of friendship. Yet home by a neighbor yesterday, was .Aiitoniohile Club of Haltfoid: the stale police cost, be borne by Barly models were not perfect a formal affair with out-of-town Carrying out that recommenda­ peninsula of western Burma, a of the State office of police ad­ Mothers of Fliers es, or controverting them, has been I.uther K. Bell and Kennetli W. the general fund rather than the i in^irovements and mass pro- board from enga^ng tn any sides the robin for the honor. communique aaid today. annual meeting of the Hehron the two countries have been nego­ declared a suicide by illuminating ...... guests and Soroptimist officials, to tion, Rep. Irvin Hattln of Pomfret ministration ruled today. Grange Holds filed with the department. tiating the sugar deal for many gas b.v Medical Examiner Clifton ! Kiniev. both of Rowjivton. for the highway fund, as being related "to enabled everybody to have ap informal party at the Y.M.C.A. introduced a two-Ilne bill today mediation, conciliation or arbitra­ It said there was no Important Fire Department not included in The ban on pleasure driving, it Pledge IS’o Hoarding YOU MUST HAVE tion, and provides a fine of $500 the item already given are: Exec­ Powerless To .\el weeks without agreement. Cubans M. Cooley. Mrs. Wiener is survived ; Christian Science Committee on j the general state welfare" rather eonveniences, aa well as ra- for the members and their hus­ abolishing the Public Works de­ change in the Rathedaung area. 25 was pointed out, prohibits driving But, he said, he was powerless than to the highways. i thair homes. Then came the or a year’s imprisonment, or both, utive committee; Norton P. War­ are getting uneasy because mills bv her husband, two daughters and 1 Publication for the state of Con- bands or friends. partment. The measure simply State Motorists miles above Akyab. to meetings unless there is a di- First Session to reinstate them in their posts ^ I'pinan Scored in Report I vdien even high school for "any person who shall wilfully ner. chairman. William Hartz, Ira Kansas City, Jan. 12—i/P)— have to start grinding shortly. four son-a. jnectiiiit. It ia expected that the regular stated that Section 686E of the Series of Air Attacks rect connection with the war ef­ despite his opinion of the way the Danbury State Policeman' Millaid Bartels, West Hart.ord, Tlie report scored the conduct YOUR TIRES .were playing the st«k resist, prevent. Impede or inter­ C. Turshen. Henry Dombrowski, With upraised right hands. 24 The Defense Supplies Corpora­ meeting night will be changed to 1939 supplement to the General A series of sir attficks yester­ fort. < barges against them were han­ George Silvia, who last month was , for the Travelers Insuranee coin- of the department by Frank Up­ aaitet dn a cartel of gioo in fere with any member of the board Called to Explain day against Japanese rail and wa­ and Leroy H. Getchell. Sick com­ members of the Gold -Wings tion. a U. S. government agency, Wednesday to accommodate a Statutes is repealed, effective with Driving toj meetings of other Committees Announced dled. paid $251,000,000 for 4.000,000 tons suspended. fined $25 and then r e -' P” i'Vi Lyndon U. Pratt. Wethera- man. Jr., who w as acting com­ 1K9. The worst depression this or any of its agents or agencies in ter communications and other ob­ mittee. to act in case of accident Mothers club recited; missioner while Commi.ssioner larger number of members. passage of the act fraternal organization.*? is not per­ "I solemnly pledge myself not "From a study of the law 1 am of Cuban sugar in 1942, This year instated for a fracas in a Danbury for the (.onnecticut State INSPECTED . eountxy has bver known followed the performance of duties purtuaiit jectives were reported. ’ or Injury to any of the members: And Reports Made by Teacher.s .Association: Arthur A. Cox was suspended while charges RisCassi'a statement asserted; to this act.” missible. the State OPA- aaid. to hoard any commodity convinced that i special act of the another agency, the Commodity drug store, announced .yesterday ths stock market ertah in the fall Hartford, Jan. 12—lA’i—The of- in a raid on Uie Pintha railway John Kulynyvh, chairman. Rev. O'Donnell. Hartford, for Shcp.srd &■ of ’misconduet. incompetence and before Janumy 31 ,' cC that year. "He (Baldwin) says that he ad­ A state^later R ations hill was flee of price adminlstraUon moved staition in central Burma, the George M. Milne. John Kowalski. Several Deputies. which the government deems /.ssembly would be necessary.” he Credit corporation, offered more that he had submitted his resigna­ Free China-^the part not occu­ said. "The matter ia out of my than $1.50,000.000 for 2.600,000 tion. effective Jan. 18. Company, Hartford, .snd Dr. material neglect of duty " were in- As for World War 2, Mr. Thorp Greenwich Youth vocate# this for reasons of econ- approved by.... the Senatef,...... two yeaia today to bring 429 Connecticut mo­ communique s,nid, two engines Property committee: Selectman necessary to ration. I prom­ Creighton Barker. New Haven, for ve.stigated and d'sproved. TO PROTECT YOUR daolared It was not going to be omy and because ’our building pro- ago, but tabled by the House, were destroyed and other rolling Winahrop S. Porter, chairman, pied by the Japanese—ha* a pop­ ise to comply cheerfully with hands. The decision of the Ad­ tons of the 1943 crop. The price Hartford At 6:15 o'clock each torists ”on the carpet” as OPA ulation of approximately 225 mil­ Hartford, Jan. 12—i/P)— The the Connecticut State Medical So- Cox reported that he appointed WWi sasily or quickly. "That we gram is completed and there wiU speed Through Brief Sessiona stock was damaged. Walter C. Hewitt. Adam Kowal­ anything the government may visory committee ia final under the per pound was the same for both Tue.sday evening Gov. Raymond K RIGHT TO DRIVE Held in Stabbing inspectors and the State Motor lion. first session of the 58th annual (ioty. Upman deputy commi.ssioner on a n going to win it there is no be Uttle, If any. new construction.’ Both Houses sped through Elsewhere.' two small Japanese ski. Among those present at the require, so that victory and 1 Av- as it now stands." years 2.65 cents a pound in C3iba. Baldwin will report hy radio on .liilv, 1911. on the suggestion of Vehicles Department began check­ meeting of the Connecticut State La.'it night, both brothers said Several unusual circumstances administrative and legislative de­ Iw M Ioe; if we don't, life .vvjU not Elsewhere in his address he polnU brief sessions, devoting them ing names of car owners sybose steamers were damaged, one on meeting waa Frank Kulynych, peace may be won sooner. I they have no plans at present for have added to the job tackled In velopments, he announced last be worth living for any of ud. We out that new construction will be selves principally to the introduc- registration numbers were report­ the Chlndwin river and one near U. S. Navy, petty officer, who i.s Grange was held at Hotel Bond will try to influence others to Would Replace 4 ■riii**er AT FIR S T a n fighting for the right to live Rye. N. Y., Jan. J2.—(JPi—A needed after the war, and that the tion of bills Akyab. on leave for the month. Refresh­ do the same." submitting their case to the Legis­ addition to those normally pres­ .light. The broadcast.s will be over ed during the first five days of the this morning. WTIC. Hartford, and WltX’ . SIGN OF A DON'T WAIT imd enjoy life under freedom." Greenwich, Conn., drug clerk was plans for it should be made now, | Among th* bUIs offered in the pleasure driving ban. ments were served and a good State Master Sherman K. Ives Mrs. E. G. Ervin, mother of lature. But both expressed the hope ent in a tran.saction of such mag­ Atlanta, Jan. 12 *i.4’' T)ic city Buildings and railway trucks al­ Bridgeport. Avoid the Rush Two Yean Ahead being held on a felonious charge but this is only one of the incon-1 Senate was one exempting mem- The numbers, 329 of which were time enjoyed. presided. Committees were an­ s dive-bomber pilot now in that the Legislature would it.self nitude. of Atlanta planneil a campaign today after a Rye woman was so were attacked at Kyaikthin and Crop Not .Aetlially Needed Willimantic — James John.son. The spesdeer gave as his opinion siatencies with which hia remarks I pers of the various armed women ! submitted by OPA inspectors and nounced and reports made by sev­ the Pacific, proposed the act to clear their records. today to raise funds to Imild a that we had “more than two years stubbed in the arm late Friday. - among the other places bombed Randall Tennant has rented part Explanation Issiieil For one thing, the United .56. Hartford milk truck driver, SEE US are strewn. 1 auxiliaries from payment of the the others received from Hartford, were Daungchaung, Rathedaung eral of the deputies. pledge. All members are new ship to replace the 6,000-ton of war ahead of us, and even if of his house on the Kehron-Am- Wed. • Thurs. • Fri. - Sat. States has made clear that it does died last night of injuries received Robert C. Dally, 18. was ac­ "Has Reduced Personnel” old age pension tax. Meriden, Naugatuck and Strat­ and Japanese-occupied village* on Bton road to George Carey and This afternoon State Master mothers of Navy or Marine Last July the .Advisory com­ ciiiiser Atlanta, lost in a battle in _ USE Germany la conquered in the next cused of the stabbing which oc­ Ives read his annual address. pilots. mittee. after being publicly criti­ not actually need the 1943 Cuban Friday, when his truck hit a boul­ the Solomon i.slands area of the AT ONCE two yeac% thara are the Japs to "What he does no( point out is Many of the measures Intro­ ford, were found parked at amuae- Akyab island, the latter last night. family, who have moved from Am- der beside the road in Mansfield, curred a few minutes after the No aircraft were' lost in any of State Lecturer George B. Higble cized by the Caraten’a lawyer. sugar crop, in view of rationing .South Pacific last Novemlicr. 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS ; he nckoned with, and it has been that the Public Works department duced In both Houses were reso­ ment places "where apparent non- Ston. Medics' Examiner Brae Rafferty youth h a d ^ e n called dovm by lutions appointing municipal ‘ essential usage was indicated.’’ the attacks, the communique said. and state chaplain, the Rev. Raymond A. Johnson of Manches­ and storks existing and in pros­ dsBoostrated that they do not has already, and voluntarily, re­ Latest news on the scrap pile pect in the United States. said. Are YOU risking your Lamphier Bhck, husbSind of the judges. These included; Thomas Six more numbers were report­ Charles A. Downs, read their ad­ ter. Issued an explanation of its nnrrender or retreat, they stay duced its personnel—exclusive of Is that ,N. Schllherg of Wllllman- Long Trial Seen Much of the difficulty can be Har.fotd State OPA Director right to drive— to get tJree, victim. J. Kelly, to be judge of Norwich; ed to Police Chief Charles J. Hal- dresses. Standing committee re­ action upholdlnc the dismi-ssals. than until a bullet gets them. Capitol grounds and maintenance tic has bought It. He began load­ It asserted that Harry Carsten traced to the shipping problem. Ciiester Bowles announced last even gasoline? Meny loesi They can subsiat on very little The Bucks with another couple, employees from 473 to .Ti indi­ Nathan Rehack and John A. Ma- lL«!.scy today bringing to 35 the to­ ing and carrying it off Monday ports were read. ear owners are— by delay­ The sixth degree will be con­ In Flviin Case admitted having ordered loam Ctiba lacks the ships to carry the night tb-'.t Hugh M .Alcorn chair­ heyond whet the land affords; the were spending the evening at the viduals, and that these 33 are resca. New Haven, Thompson tal reported from Hartford. An Hebron forenoon. He said ho cuiild not es­ man of the Hartford Rationing ing having their tires in­ Rye hotel, and police said that ferred tonight at Foot Guard trucked to his home in state sugar to U. S porta, and the li. S. most they need la ammunition, now pnuiariiy uiic;agLd upon tbut Dean and John R. Thlm, Ham­ OPA Inspector and a patrolman timate how many tons there would Board and former state's attorney, spected. The deadline Is Mrs. Buck wes accosted by Daily hall. trucks by state employes, and hav­ merchant fleet has been pressed ^ Whereas it is estimated that 7 1-2 same planning which Governor den; and Carl A. Dundgren and worked together in the cast side The annual meeting of the He­ be. He would have to make several into service ^ carry troops, guns had been appointed a hearing coni- January 31st. Don’t wait when she went to ask ^ orches­ Albert B. Gardella, Ansonta. last night but their report has not The sessions .Wednesday and Los Angeles. Jan. 12—(/pi—Pre­ ing borrowed from a subor­ until the last minute dead­ tens 6f material was needed for Baldwin admits should be done. trips. It will look good to see the and their supplies all over the nii.ssionei for the State OPA He pvery soldier sent to Africa.” tra to play a favorite number. Neither does he draw the interest­ Clifford B. Sturges and Edward yet been received, he said. bron Fire department took place Thursday will be held at Hotel dicting a long trial —poB.*»^nt of the alleged were practically the same aa for The survey of the present dinner at Hotel Bond Monday Flynn on rape charges. ly promoted to be a foreman, and care of your tires—and in­ The Highway department now has routes of the high and elementary but. of course, do not vvi.sh to ment. have received permi.ssion to spection guards against taken on some job'. After the W Tir as they were walking to their car. violators there were actually last ycai. William Owen of night. State Master Ives pre­ With both sides making exhaus­ that he had used a state-owned 2,012 employees, of whom 755 are Bllia Introduced In the House school buae.*) ia being drawn up by bankrupt ^ the .sugar indtistry. drive to their qiiarter'y business abuse and neglect. Is over we. are not going back to Dally was arre.sted later. Arraign­ found to have been using their ston was again m.vde fire chief, sided and State Chaplain Downs tive examination of veniremen, the truck to carry a motor from New engaged primarily in marking Included one from Rep. E. Dea committees of the local school They say'’ prodiution costs have meeting here next Sunday, if they IMMEDIATE INSPEC­ aormal over night. The war aitua- ment is #hcduled for Rye City time until , the war ends. Marsh of Old Dyme, the ma­ cars for pleasure driving. and Uirec aasistanto were named was toastmaster. defense questioned 12 prospective Haven to his Branford home. to work with him, Chauncey Ba- board living near one another, for mounted sharply due to the war. cannot use trains or buses. TION will show whether tloo may let up but the food situa­ Court on Thursday. "The governor himself says jority leader, e.stabnahing a sys­ The speakers were Governor jurors yesterday—the first day of In both cases the board s de­ dore, Clarence Rathbun, Jr., Leo discussion at the meeting on and that sale of a smaller crop in Haitford To be fair lo the fair you should have repairs, tion will not ease up readily. Our Mrs. Buck’s wound was not that no he\\; highway construction tem of state-administered adult Baldwin, State Secretary Ard the trial—and the state only five. cision was unanimous. or if vou need recapping, fhetories will have to be converted •rts selected "Spars" will be given the same sales to the hours between 10 a Bid Asked not Influence their judgment. consideration, the .senator said last '"'‘■’’ssarv, Get our inspection NOWl Aetna Caauaity . . . . in the town, though there were the proposed new route. This is to In his turn,'Joh.n Hopkins, dep­ by the purchaser which may not m. and 7 p. m„ either standard 138 143 Prediets Wages Bridgeport. Jan. 12—(/Pi—The in each case be the ports cus­ night, as the men in the armed or daylight time. Aatna Fir® ...... 50 52 any number of chimney fires and eliminate all stops within one uty district attorney, questioned nil'***""" be hTi quarter-mile of one another Ity Bridgeport Board of Police Com­ tomarily used by mills scattered services. Three bills relating to housing Aetna Life ...... 29 31 without the prompt aid of the de­ whether the prospective jurors missioners last night referred to partment there might have been picking up children In groups, to throughout the island. This was Stratford -r Acting to insure and creating a state housing au- Automobile ...... 36 38 Will Rise Faster would give equal credence to the to discipline committee an inves­ warm homes for Stratford resi­ EXTRA! Conn. G eiieral...... another story to tell. Many fires discontinue dead-end runs of over testimony o f the two girls as to tigation into why two prisoners. designed to save lime and reduce thoritv of five commissioners w*ere 26 30 the number of idle days for ships dents, the Town Council last night r r ' " "" - If you are eligible for new tires or Hartford Fire ...... 93 95 have started In chimneya in for one and a half mites, and to eut that of Flynn. pparcntly forgotten, went hun­ introduced. Among a batch of down mileage in general wherever badly needed for urgent traffic. authorized use of town trucks for recapping, we’ll gladly help yea pre­ bills restoring forfeited rights to Hartford Stm. Boil 42 46 mer years, ending with the de­ Hartford, Jan. 12.—(*P>—A pre­ gry for four days in a third floor struction of a good deal of prop­ possible. • diction that wages, which have Another clau.se specified that emergency hauling of fuel; and pare the application yoar Ratiea vartoui persone convicted of Natidnal Fire ...... 56 58 cell of the Fairfield avenue head­ cut woo: place would have saved the above room of BuAnell Memorial. said, did police recall that they create a sugar stock-pile. ,The the Military Affairs committee Industrial of the carrier Yorktown, said tivities to help conserve fuel. iosa. We had no engine then. Dr. Wolman. who was a member, Gov. Leverett Saltonstall asked had been put in a seldom-used cell United States offered 1.5 cents a Hartford, Jan. 11 i.V' Gover- announced It would hold # public Acme Wire ...... 164 South Sea islanders charged sail­ follow- hearing at 2 p. m. tomorrow on a 18', The department was also called of the first National Labor Rela­ for a voluntary Saturday closing on the upper floor. Then both pound to help Cuba finance a ' nor Raymond E. Baldwin. Ay. Hardware .... 224 ors a dollar for trinkets worth ing a conference with six Negro measure more clearly defining the 244 upon to give help several weekf tions board, said this rise would of wholesale houses and office were suffering from hunger and stock pile of 400,000 t'ms of sug­ GOODYEAR Arrow H & H cm. . 384 404 ago in a disastrous firs at the Dee only a few cento. But the native exposure and A'ere treated by the ar. The impre.ssion got out »in state leaders yesterdav. announc­ duties and powers of the State De­ ra^eteers were short on -clothes, have s tendency to bring wages buildings in the Bay Slate for the SERVICE STORE Billings & Spencer . 3N Gardiner place in Lebanon. "so high that the economic system police physician. .some quarters that Uncle Sam ed that legislation will be soon be K fense council. That measure was Bristol BrO-ss...... fom erly supplied by mls.sionarles. — ON THE SAME SHOW ^ duration of the fuel crisis— a plan introduced in the General Assem­ introduced last week. 38 'i 424 A teachers’ meeting waa held can’t absorb the bulk of the people was tr.ving to buy the 400.000 tons Colt’s Pat Fire . , . . The sailors akted, and got, $5 an I CHCS7M tried out over the Christmas and bly to carry out one of his' inau­ (>li) Main S treet 52 55 Monday afternoon in Colchester in m’ho vi'snt to work." Thfe. accord- at that price, to sell it at a profit Eagle Lock ...... $10 for dungarees worth about New Year week-ends. gural recommendations- ^ com­ 124 the Central school. 'Iliere was only MORRIS ln,4 to the speaker, brings up the after the war. Fafnir Bearings ... 95 six bits a pair. In Rhode Island, Gov. J. How­ Writer Leaves mission to- work for the“ general Committee to Get 105 the morning session in the local JEAN question of whether or not It would ard McGrath asked legislative au­ No "Profit" in .Arrangement Hart andrCooley ;.. 95 105 schoola The subject of reading The truth is (hat the 400.000 betterment of Connecticut Ne­ Contested Elections Hendey Mach., cm. . PARKER tc better for wages to remain thorization to Inaugurate a five- groes. 5 4 7 4 was discussed. Supervisor Martin lower, thus bringing about more day week for busihess establish­ Mvsterv of Own tons actually would become a state Captlol, Hartford. Jon. 1$ Land’rs Fr ft Clk . 27 29 joint Cuban-American contribu­ The object of the commi.ssion. to n -V N •S. Robertaon was tn chsrgs. ENDS TODAY: employment. ments not directly engaged in the — —The House approved today New Brit..M. com. . 32 34 The Congrsgational church at tion to post-war relief—which in consist of bvneir newt gstherinf ap to then. The newly mvenled Central Hanover . . . 77 79 For Son’s Slaver hokpital after being seriously ill move by boat acroas the (k if of Mexico and den, Douia Shapiro of Farming- way Keefe, Solly Ellenberg, Arn­ iMMt *f THEATER nounced today by Wendell A lerary masterpiece ? ' the dtigar would go to starving **«i«otro Magnetic'’ tel^yaph was in operation in Chase ...... 29 31 nations as a gift, or to nations for two' days. Since November, he EVER Y Automobile Owner ton. William M. Curtis of Bridge- old Newton, Milton Robert ^ rte r. ttwWaatl NBXT TO POST OFFtCB Teague, branch information offi­ It was a half-told tale of Jalit had been living in North Haven, • down or moie citietAnd in addition Anerieaa thence by pony express aeroM the hostile southen water and Jamas U. Dibble of Old Chemical ■ :...... S9 41 and Mlchaal Rattt. It seems aa if Kansas City, Kas., Jan. 12-^(Sfl fornia’s Russian river country and which could pay for it at cost. City ...... 284 804 cer. his w'ife’s former home. He waa Mwspqieta aoplojrod pigeooa, ponies and boaU plains before it Msebed the telegraph N Rich- Saybrook. thera ahould b# a longer IIM, since AUACC VaiU ia a former member of the —A mother wrote Wyandotte it’s lying on a desk in Dobie’a stricken on Saturday. Seeds Insurance Against.. . Irregularitle# Charged Continental ...... IS is three village#, Hebron, OUaad and PLAYING WEDNESDAY secluded study somewbere In. San Goering Gels Another Medal to spaad A # ttswt of the fighting at Monjerey, mood. A ‘Twlletin'’ on the victory N Boena Vista ;,taff of The Hartforl Courant, county offlcera urging that the In the Norwalk «lectlon, Frank Com Exchange .... 38 40 Amatmr, and anvtrona, ara Includ­ having been reel estate editor slayer of her son—who died in her Frsncis't^o. But nobody knows First National ....1 1 9 0 1240 EERY THROUGH SATURDAY Vera G w , Buena VUta and Mexico Gty. arrived in east fully five wedts after the hauK T. Stock and Fred W. Buckley de­ ed In the area, all belonging to the lince July. 1941. He also covered arms after he was fatally shot where the study la situated, not I/)ndon, Jr.n. 12 — t/Pi- Reichs- Guaranty Trust ... 242 252 MAT. 2:30 EVE’G. 6:30 If you nood to A New Torit newspaper offered S500 an moreover, soefa coverage proved eostly. feated Stanley Stoffolino and Wal­ town of Hebron, but no one has civilian defense, housing, and fire in a tavern Sept. 20— not be pros­ even his brother, Clarence, who marshal Gcering, who already FIRE— WAR DAMAGE— LIABILITY ter Whitton. but Republicans Irving Trust ...... 11 IS po.ssesses most of the medals lto«r for avory b ow that a pigeon could deliver So it sMi that the firat real cooperative bom been charged with draft evasion to department matters. ecuted. found him unconscious and dying charged there were Irregularities Manhattan ...... 164 184 date. Albert Marcus is scheduled to in their Green street fist. which can be conferred upon by Don't Pul It Off — Put It On With Iho M M ahe^ of its rivak Two others set up a Manufact Tr...... 854 874 BUIW U f gathering oiganiBitioa formed, h sms called in connection with more than I.- The Ug scrap matal pila attn ra- GLORIFIED To Award Serx-loe Scroll go to trial’ in Wysndotts-County- Germany rnd her European Axis A i p t tb ajwsai aiing *^60 blooded hotaes" to The Asaocialed Prasa. 000 absentee ballots. N. Y. T V ust---... 744 764 mains on the green and contribu­ District court today on a first Envoy Returns to Post puppets, maoe a place for a new The matter was referred by the Public National . . . 27 29 one today on his 50th birthday. R E P B I O O P ! iM or the 2000 Miles to the Mexican front. Often, tions are thankfully received, rub­ FOLLIES Rochester, N. Y., Jan. 12— — degree murder charge in the* kill­ America WM to learn to look lo r Aaaocialad Superior court to State Referee Tltla Guarantea . . . 24 34 ber Included. Ira Turahan. chair­ The University of Rochester an ing of Geoi’ge Altop. Stockholm, Jan. 12—oPt-rHcr- Hungary has awarded him the Try this grand btood-lron tonic-—Lydl# MdernMM imbuihed by M exic* guerrillas. Fast Press nesrs thwaaflsr. George B. Hlnman who, altting as U. S. Trust ...... 1010 1060 M ari«ri« MAIN Fentaring schel V. Johnson, U. 8. mlnisler to Grand Cross of the Order of Merit , K. Ptnkhiun’s Compound of the TABL best eandTO C U R K E INSURANCE AGENCY man of tha aalvaga committee, had r.oi'nced today decision to award The victim’s mother. Mrs; Mary (with added Irgai) ,-one of the best and a -"ona-man grand Jury," cwiduct- expected to dispose of the Junk be­ ALSO: a distinguished service scroll to Altop, wroto officers that Marcus Stockholm, returned to his post for his birthd&y* A lfr^ Rouen”* i quiclMtt boroowsyshoqie ways to get ironIron intoInto thsU»e INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS „ ed an Invaatigation > and fUsd a m K E SACHS 1 k.1-—., Ba— Tablets are also fs - Tha U. S. Navy ration in 1812 fore this, but snow fell and made , “ARE HUSBAND^ “the American journalist who over “ Has children. He did not in' today after an extended absence ber£» relchsmlnUter for th® G cr-! blood. PiniSam'e Tsbleu £s- TELEPHONE 3665 829 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONW. raport, tha oonlants at which wars provided meat o f tha vitamins and it duneqlt to aaparats Iran, tto. * a period ot yeara has made notable tend to kill my son. 1 do not in the United States during which man-occupied districts in the east.; ™2Shl? net immadtataly mad# pubUc, only minerals now rsoogntaed as nec- NECESSARY?** WINNIE GARRETT he reported to Washington and also marked his 50th birthday to- J effect on one ot woman’t in»- I last week. nibbsr, #te., so that daalsra oeuli Wlto Br\T MIDLAND contributions to Pan American want him sent to prison as I fed rorpaas. VaUq« Ubsl dUlfcuona | sssary, but it was totally lacking conveniently plan for Its re; I for bis faniily.’* , •-4 rested. day. I A c e ffr u A Y Stock and Buckley have not yatj BETTY FIELD triendriUB.” in vitamin G. Mr. Turahen la waltUlg for ‘Hips—mps~Hooray* - .■.^41 MANCnByi ER TORAm irfAN^bHE TUIESDAY. JANUARY 12." 1948 Itnjit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CON N . 1 UKSUAi;, JANUAKY 12, m S

id||»iee .ly seeMii^ltsIftiei iiysee w i ^ le Rockville^ Hand'Mude Stone Blocks^ Lewis H. Chapmaa News From Manchester’s Neighbors M, Rorkvllle Perfected at University ’y - 1 County Office By Howard W. Blakeslee The blocka were made by hand nea and had a reunion, according Salten'; Critter and Other Dogs, Associated Press Science Editor by N. Y. A. boys. Two boys wuu.U Terhiine; Teenie Weenies, Donahey to a letter received by the parents Columbia Tolland Lawrence, Kans.. Jan. 12— A make about 5U blocks a day. iiic Bolton of one of the boys. Mr. and Mrs. and Baker; Billy Bang Book, La- earth they used waa alighUy red Rue; Adventures In a Big City, Is Protested new art, making stone by hand, Mn. Oyd* MMb*U Angelo Scussell of Village Hill re­ MISS' (>ladys M. Rios Mrs. Jokn H. Steels and this natural color la carried by cently received word from their 576-12, WllUmantlc Dlvlsloa Peardon: ,Your I>and and Mine, i 1178-a. Borkvtile cresting out of soft earth in a the hand-made stone. rboM «05S Brlndl. son Corporal Nano Scussell of the few weeks what nature takes mil­ Success depends on mixing Just Army Air corps that he met two David Sharpe, son of Mr. and Tollaml Residents De* lions of years to produce, has been Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Tashllk Mrs. Archibald Sharpe, haa been Mrs. Julia Bartlett, of Hartford, the right amount of water with John Swnnaon of Bnndy itrM t other Stafford soldiers on the larg­ perfected at the Uhilvenity of the earth. The mixture a not mud. nppSparrow of T coffee. It if pointed out that cof­ Funeral served in the vestry. At 1:15 there vital cars and trucks rolling. Before we outline the program we wish to tell you WllY you need HERE'S WHAT TIRE INSPECTION ity. Mrs. Samuel Dunlop; devotion, 500. contents loss, $21,200 valued pose was placed under the shelter Ripley Hill, South Coventry, with Mrs. John Erickson: followship, at $213,660. The department re­ fee may be obtained only with Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Weber of The funeral aervlcea of Repre­ will be the roll call for church books of people who are listed as making an Ideal place for the sentative Henry Schmidt were whom she lived, following a short members, who will respond with to know about it. This is the reason— If you FAIL to comiAy ivith the Tire Insiiection rules, it Mrs. Frederick Warren; mission­ sponded to two out of town fires, Rockville are the parents of a birds to light, and find feed under­ illness from pneumonia. She waa ary, Mrs. William A. Perrett. a house in Willington. loss $2,900. fifteen years of age as of the date largely attended from the White a passage of scripture. Those DOES FOR YOU! of issuing the book last May. daughter born .Tanuary 2 at the neath. Funeral Home on Monday after­ 76 years old, and a native of Tol­ will result in: ( 1 ) Revocation of your Mileage Ration Booh; ( 2 ) Your inability to obtain a new This society has found it nece.s- valued at $9,000; house in Tolland, land. She leaves two sons, James who cannot be present will send .a ■ary to curtail many of its activi­ loss $1,000 valued at $3,600. The The second in the series, o f j Manchester Memorial hospital. noon. Rev. E. O. Pieper, pastor of passage for response. The com­ meetings of the course on fire | Stevens of Springfield. Mass., and Mileage Ration Book when the first one expires: (3^ Your disqualification for obtaining recap- ties including its famous 'suppers department traveled 18 miles to Mrs. Weber was formerly Mias the Trinity Lutheran church offi­ Walter Stratton of South Wind­ mittee in charge comprises Mrs. due to the scarcity of several food tha Willington fire and 20 miles to fighting W ill be held at Yeomans | ciated. Representatives Howard Ina Beebe and Miss Alice Coombs. IT CHECKS YOUR AIR PRESSURE. . . Hall tonight. Mildred Mlrtl of Willington. a sor, also six gra/idchildrcn. Be­ Items and the new restrictions on the Tolland blaze. The two auto­ school teacher here many years. Marlborough W. Pratt of Willington and Gerald sides Mrs. Sparrow she leaves an­ ping or replacement tires of any grade! mobile fires were 'a total loss The following pupils from Co­ R. Rialey of Vernon represented Tire inspection automatically provides gasoline. lumbia are listed on the honor roll Her mother, Mrs, Theodore Mlrtl, Mrs. Howard Lord other slater Miss Julia Sullivan of N! Bosu'd Meeting valued at $500. Included in the and slater, Mias Carrie Mirtl, vis­ 884-2, East Hampton tl.c General Assembly. The bearers Putnam. The Bolton Board of Education report Is the serious fire which ^ of the JiVindhani High school: were Francis J. Prichard, J. Stan­ The trustees of the Booth-Dlm- Sylvia Bernstein, Beatrice Mathieu. ited here Saturday at the hospi­ Gilead constant check on air pressure which will meet this evening at S p. m. badly damaged the Swift River' tal. ley M cOay, Max Schmidt, Arthur ock Memorial Library are sending We, the undersigned, have been selected in Manchester as Official Tire Inspection Stations. Woolen mill at Hydevllle two Katherine Sharpe. Herman Brown. Almon West, son of Mr. and E. Hayward. William Schmalz and at the Center school to study the Ethel Cohen. Sylvia Phsenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spicer hsve reminders to members that it is Services were well attended at alters witli leather or speed. transportation reductions ordered weeks ago. Officers elected for closed their home in South Willing, Mrs. Seymour West who was re­ William V. Sadlak. Burial v&aa in necessary that their remittances We pledge to give you fair, honest, thorough and expert service. > 7 the year were, Fred Finch, chief, Dorant Grant. Patricia Ranim, the Gilead Congregational church by the office of Defense Transpor­ ton for the winter and will stay cently Inducted Into service left Grove Hill cemetery. for yearly dues be made as on Sunday morning. Sunday achool for the ninth term; first assistant, Janet Collins, and Dorothy Sqiiler. Ssbrs Tmmbuil Chapter promptly aa possible. It will not be tation. Alfred German of West street with Mr. and Mra. Hiram Wal- for Camp Devens, Mass., on Thurs­ was omitted due to the fact that Omer Cooley: second assistant. bridge at Stafford Hollow. Sabra Trumbull CThapter D.AJl., possible to m.ake personal solici­ Charles Snow; chief engineer, waa struck by a hockey stick and day. it was impossible to heat the RULES OUT WEAR DUE TO MIS- Howard Pratt Is remodeling the will hold a meeting on Wednesday tations owing to the gasoline and church in time for Sunday school. Henry Festi; captain of ho.se, An­ cut over the right eye while The local Grange held its regu­ afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. rubber situation. Raymond B. Ben­ skating on the lake Sunday after­ interior ol the house of Joseph Rev. George M. Milne read for hia drew Jacktnowicz: lieutenant a l Diniock at Moose Meadow. lar meeting Thursday night with F. M. Dickinson of Elm street. nett, treasurer, will be glad to re­ ALIGNMENT . . . Tire troubles due to Stafford Springs hose. William Clark and Lieuten­ noon with a group of boys. scripture lesson the 139 Psalm Howard Bligh of Bloomfteld vis­ 21 members present. Until the oil Mrs. Catherine Gates of the Hart­ ceive dues at his office at the T. and the topic for his sermon was ant of Hook and LAdder, George Oil rations for domestic. Institu­ situation clears up it waa voted to H. Wood Company, or at his home John O. Nett* tional. and agricultural use. which ited Miss Frances Mersereau Sun­ ford Seminary Foundation will ‘The Strongest Reason Why I Be­ misalignment you may never have sus­ 422. Stafford Scussell; secretarj’, Conrad P. hold meetings once a month, this on High street; and Librarian HERE ARE THE FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW day on Willington Hill. speak on "Women in India" and Mohr and treasurer, Benjamin G. expired January 1. may now be re­ lieve in God.” The choir sang an The Ladies' Aid society will come being the first Thursday of each will di.sptay costumes from that Miss Hattie Coombs will receive anthem ‘The Lord Is My Shsp- pected will b‘e checked in inspection. Phelps. newed at the local rationing board. month. The following program was dues at the library. The annual appeal for funds to The board has had reports of the to the Willington Hill church country Mrs. Gates spent many ard.” tioiis at leas! 30 days apart; (3 ) All commer­ Wednesday forenoon to sew for the presented by the lecturer, Mrs. years in India. The annual meeting of the Lib­ The Ladies Aid Society of the WHAT IS THE TIRE INSPECTION PLAN? 'tpaintain and extend Boy Scout mi.supc of coupon No, 27 In the war Nettle Vine: rary will be held in the Library ration book which is intended for Red Cross. Each one who attends Mrs. O. C. Peterson, chairman Gilead Congregational churcl. will It is a compulsory plan for the regular inspec­ cial vehicles iiiust have tires inspected every activities ia^ District A. Eastern will bring her lunch. The Mission Song —Smile, Smile, Smile; pf Trumbull House at Lebanon building Saturday evening Janu­ hold their annual meeting this coffee. It is pointed out to the ary 16 at 8 o’clock (e.w.t.) to hear IT LOCATES CLTS, BREAKS, IN­ ‘Connecticut council began here to- Ellington public that coffee can be obtained Circle will hold a session at 2 p. m.. Reading—Tirep, Retread. Recap­ will receive contributions for the week on Wednesday afternoon at tion of every motorist's tires in the interests 60 davs or everv .3,000 miles, M'hiehever oe- conducted by Mrs. Charles Vickery ped and ^ grooved; Several Trumbull House Endowment Fund reports of officers and commit­ the parsonage. The hostess will be '''.day with the same quota as last only with the book of a holder tees. to act upor applications for eiirs sooner. BEGINNING NOVE>IBER 15th. JURIES... Tire inspection catches year of |#00 to be reached. The Clarence Kibbe, son of Mr. and whose age is shown as 16 or over. of New Haven, a former mission­ games; Song—Round—Row, Row from the members, at the rate of Mrs. George Milne, Mrs. Elton o f rubber conservation. The plan will be I, ; ary. The subject is to be, "ThJ Your Boat. membership, to elect five trustees cdmpalgn will end on Tuesday Mrs. Fred Kibbe of Somers Road, John Cooper, eight-year-old son five cents for each foot plus 1 cent Buell, Mrs. Stedman Storrs, and Republic of Mexico." Miss Dorothy Perangill, daugh­ for each additional inch that the to iwn’e for a term of three years, Mrs. Homer Hills. effective December 1. WHAT WILL THE CHARGE BE? A Tire sniall injuries to your tires before they li January 19th with a supper meet­ is spending a ten-day furlough of Mr. and Mrs. Lister Cooper, of and to act upon any other. busi­ ing at the Maple Grove Inn, at Hop River, is a pneumonia patient Thomas Bororlcka covered the ter of State Police Lieutenant and member is tall. Robert Foote, a senior at the with this parents. Mr. Kibbe has 52-mlle n.all route to Ashford and Mrs. Roy B. Pettengill haa been ness necessary and proper to be University of Connscticut spent Inspector is allowed to charge up to 2.“»e for become dangerous and beyond repair. which the report will be made. at Windham Community Memorial Assisting Mrs. Dickinson will be done at said meeting. The five WHO WILL INSPECT THE TIRES? Inspec­ . Leonard Adam, chairman of Dis­ been stationed at Fort Jackson. S. hospital. Tolland side Monday for Mall Car­ asked to be present Thursday. the following committee: Mrs. E. the week-end at his horns in rier Charles Lyon. January 14 at the State Grange trustees whose terms expire Jan. Gilead. inspection of passeng(*r ear if lie doesn't have trict A will direct the campaign C„ since graduating from officers' Word has lieen received that Harrioon Metcalf, Mra. Donald C. I. 1943. are J. LeRoy Schweyer, tions will he made by Tire Inspectors author­ Alexander Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Squire of Willington session in Hartford to receive her Fisk, Mrs. Franklin C. Harlow, Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Motyka of to remove any tires; if he has to remove tires auisted by Raymond B. Kelsey training school at Fort Benning. Hollow Is .still delivering groceries Marjorie Graham, Herman Le- and Parley C. Patten as co-chair­ Ga. Abraham Fox. of Columbia, haa award a.H Connecticut winner in Mrs. John B. Thomas, Mrs. Henry Buckingham were n e sts of Mr. ized by the local War, Price and Rationing SUGGESTS NEEDED REPAIRS. . Tire from his store twice weekly on "The National Grange Highway Doyt. Helen V. Malcolm and Ray­ and Mrs. Norman Wamei on Sun­ men. Team captains will be Rich­ The "Towne Club " haa elected been promoted to the rank of lieu­ C. Smith, Mrs. David L. Hondlow, mond B. Bennett. from wheel or rim to give them more careful tenant, senior grade. He Is now Willington Hill. Essay Contest” alao to rend her Miss Georgianna Prescott, Mra. day. They also attended services Boards. They will be the regular tire experts ard W. Bissonnette, William Bls- the following officers for the year: The Boy Scouts have changed essay. Other trustees whose terms ex­ at the Gilead Congregational inspection, he can charge up to 50e for each inspection is an inexpensive constant Bonnette, Williaiti G. Liske, Wil President, Mrs. Ralph Nyman; stationed with the U, S. Navy at Frank M. Adams. pire Jan. 1, 1945 and Jan. 1, 1944, o f service stations, garages and tire shops. Honolulu. their night of meeting at the old Regular Cemmunicatlon church. Uam Sorensen, Raymond B. Kel vice-president. Mr.s. Edward Wil­ Town hall on Willington Hill from are L. A. Kingsbury, Mary W. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Chase and one removed; if Inspector has to remove tire check and reminder to keep your ear aey, Harold Levensaler, R. liams; secretary, Mrs. Gayland John Wiley of the U. S. Navy, Fayette Lodge No. 69, A. F. A Cummiak, Rev. Chaa. M. Kelly, They will be appointed by local War, Price and who is stationed at Newport, is Wednesday ot Friday night. A. M. lyill hold a regular commu­ family have moved to Lebanon from commerrial vehicles for inspection, he Greaves; Chief of Police George Abrahamson; treasurer, Mrs. State police w'ent over Willing- Grant E. Toothaker, George (Jour, w hen Mr. (Jhase has secured work Kealy. Charles Peterson. spending a week with his parents, North Coventry nication this evening when the En­ Curtis Dean. Margaret Jacobodn, Ration Boards as Authorized Inspection Sta­ in Vietorv-tuiied eoiidition. Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Wiley. ton Hill Sunday, looking for any­ tered ApprentIcO Degree will be on a farm owned by Mr. A bel Mr. mav charge 75c for everv small truck tire re- , Judge Joel H. Reed 2d chief Robert Wraight, son of Mr. and one who was on a pleasure ride. Arthur Sebert, Charles Schroeder, (Jhase has worked for Asa Ellis tions. They will meet OPA inspection stand­ Registrar of the sixth draft regis­ Mrs. Ernest Wraight of Jobs' Hill Rosaric Cardlle of the U. S Navy The Executive committee of the conferred upon a class of candi­ Jean Knapp. Present officera of recently spent a furtough with his Because of the new ruling of dates. for a number of yei years moved. .^1 for every large truck tire removed tration which includes thC towns Comers, who had his leg crushed gasoline the Hill church choir is Citizens of Coventry New School the association are: President Mrs. Albert Adams is the de­ ards in experience, equipment and reputation. HELPS YOU COOPERATE WITH of Stafford. Willington and Union, when he was rim over by a potato parent.a. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Car- The following officers have been Louia A. Kingsbury, vice presi­ and 50c additional for removing Inside dual dile. of Pine street. planning some change in re­ Association have postponed the puty in charge on Wednesday at LTVCLE SAM to help win the war. Reg­ 83 youths aged 18 registered dur^ truck about four months ago has hearsals. The member^ have been meeting which was to be held to­ installed for the following year: dent Chaa. Schroeder, secretary the Hebron-(Jolumbia observation The local library hn.a recently re­ Worshipful Master, Edward C. es truck tires. ing the three periods and that all had the cast removed and hopes to meeting at the home of the organ­ night Indefinitely due to war con­ Margaret Jacobson, treasurer R. post. Those serving this past week WHAT VEHICI. WILL BE INSPECTED? ular tire inspection, careful driving, ' TOUths who reach their 18th return home soon. ceived a shipment of about 70 new ditions. Williams; senior warden, Edward B. Bennett Committee chairmen books on the State Grant of 1912, ist. Mrs. Jo.seph Dlipock. in Moo.se were: Rev. Georg;e M.. Milne, 6-10 Every passenger car, motorcycle and commer­ birthday must register at the Se­ Frank W. Bergh of Somers road, Meadow, three miles from VVllllng- The annual church meeting and L. Wilby; Junior, warden, Fred­ are: Finance Grant E. Toothaker, a. m.; Mrs. Asa EIHs, 10 a. m.- WHAT IF REPAIRS .ARE NECESSARY? observance of 3\Iileage Ration rules, all lective service office in Rockville. is a patient In the Rockville City and most of them have been cata­ ton Hill. erick W. Kemnitzer; treasurer, library Helen V. Malcolm, mem­ logued and are now ready for roll -call will be held thip eve­ 2 p. m.; Karl Links. 2-6 p. m-l cial vehicle in the United States'. Funeral of James E. Hurley. 74. hospital. Mrs. George Bugbee entertain­ ning, Jen. 12, at 8 in the Church Cflisrlei Tennert; secretary, Her­ bership Marjorie Graham, hiateri* Miss Dorothy Barassu and Ml** After examining the tires, the Inspector will help preserve YOUR ear, for YOUR retired textile weaver who died Mrs. Martha Laaka of Sadds circulation. bert L. Porter; chaplain. Dr. cal Rev. Chas. M. Kelly,. grounds Of tilts group the following are ed the Progressive Bridge club Community House. The usual fel­ Beatrice Porter, 6-10 p. m.; Wil­ write on your Tire Inspection Record the re­ Sunday morning at hla home on Mills, Ellington, announces ' the Tuesday night at her home In George S. Brookes; senior deacon, George Cour. liam Warner and Norman War­ W HEN AND HOW OFTEN? First inspection benefit as well as Uncle Sam's! non-fiction: Long Ships Passing. lowship supper will be served be­ Miss Grace Bradbury loaves to­ Furnace avenue was held this marriage of her daughter, .Miss West Willington. Mrs. Russell tween 6:30 and 7 p. m. Each fam­ -Winfred A. Kloter; Junior deacon. ner 10 p. m.-2 a. m., and Alric quired service, if any; he will NOT sign the Florence Barbara Laska to Stan Havighurst: Mediterranean, Lud­ Charles L. Robinson: senior stew­ day for Miami. Fla., to spend the for passenger cars and motorcycles will take morning from the Baker funeral wig; Ambas.sadors in White; House Bugbee won first prize, stationery ily pleaae bring a hot dish, salad, Larson. 2-0 a. m. home on High street. Burial waa ley J, Gudinkus, son of Mr, ahd and M r ^ Maurice Utley took the ard, Noel R. Kloter; Junior stew­ remainder of the winter. Record until his repair recommendations have In the Rain'Forest, Ci-ockett; Be­ rolls or dessert. All officers have Mr. and Mrs. John Ektward place between December 1 and January .31, In St. Edward's cemetery. Mr, Mrs. Michael Gudinkus, of Mel- consolation prize, a Jar of olives ard. Francis D. Green; tiler, Law­ Mr. and Mrs. James W. Green- Odell of N. Y., have announc­ hold the West Indies. Oakely. their reports ready. leaf left last week for Fort Jack- been carric4l out! If he finds a recap job needed Hurley a lifelong resident and ro.se. The wedding took place Pineapple pie and . coffee were Wednesday at 2 p. m„ the Frag­ rence A. Stalger; marshal, Alco E. ed the engagement of their daugh­ 1943. Subsequent inspections must be made Jan. 4 Mr. Gudinkus is a private Fully half of the order is fiction served. The meeting next Tuesday Taylor; organist, Oscar E. Hoer- son. South Carolina, to visit their former business man attended the and contains a number of detec­ ment Society will meet at the par­ ter, Miss Marion Walker Odell, to or a need for another tire to replace a tire that IMPORTANT! first cla.ss, in the Army. night will be at the home of Mrs. mann. son, Emerald Green, stationed Edward A. Foote, oon of Mr. and as follows, frequency depending on Mileage local schools and for a time^con- tive stories; Ca.se of the Vantsh- sonage. This will be the first mis­ there with the army. ducted a confectionary store here. Ernest Llmberger of Maple Eugene Winch. sionary meeting of the year. Council to Meet Mra. Robert E. Foote of Ollead. can't be repaired or recapped, he will sign the street had the misfortune to c "" _ 'omen, Archer: Measure of a Mrs. Floyd Phelps was not able There will be a meeting of the The Rev. Everett Babcock, ex- Ration Book held by car owner: (1 ) All hold­ For many years he was smployed Man, Aydelotte; Sea Magic, Bas­ Next Sunday evening Rev. Ed­ Miss Odell is on the staff , of the The first tire inspection must be made his right hand on the saw wh: to attend the club meeting as her Common Council this evening at seci«tary of the Connecticut Coun­ Rye County Day School. Mr. Foote Record and recommend such action; the car as a weaver at the Warren Woolen sett: Murder Among Friends. Bey- ward Smith who Is well k|«Mwn In cil of Churches was the apeaker ers of “ A” and Basic “ D” (motorcycle) Ra­ mill retiring about ten years ago. sawing cord wood. ' He was ri little daughter Patricia is ill of a toivn will speak at the evening 7 o'clock with Mayor Raymond E. is a graduate of the University of won; Long Chance, Brand; Uncas cold. Hunt presiding. at the Congregational church Sun­ owner then applies at the Ration Board for the and entered on your Tire Inspection He leaves his sister, Mrs. Julia moved to the hospital to have the Island Murders, Bronson: Case of service. Connecticut and formerly an in- tion Books must have' tires inspected every wound dressed and returned to his Mrs. Catherine Vonasek Is now- day morning. Next Sunday the .structor there. Geary of this town; a niece Mrs. the Seven Sneezes, Boucher; Mur­ Rev. Benton Gaskell expressed Emblem Club speaker will be EMward SmRh, -recap or replacement. Record between December 1, 1942 and JoMph Gavin of Lynn. Mass., and home the following day. assistant clerk of tire rationing. The Rockville Emblem Club will four months, with inspections at least 60 days der in Retrospect, Christie: Stars For the paat two weeka on ac­ his thanks last Sunday for the missionary to (Jhina.. Foi the Of­ a nephew James Hurley of Shel­ Andrew B. C. Mott of Crystal Look Down. Cronin; Body in the purse presented him by Rev. L. H. hold Its January meeting on Wed­ fertory St Sunday’s service, ton. Lake has been elected president count of the holidays, the ration­ nesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock Surprise Blackout apart; ( 2 ) All holders o f “ B” , “ C ’ and Sup­ WTIFIRE SHOULD THE TIRE INSPECTION January 31, 1943. See about YOUR Barrage Balloon, Curzon; Master of ing board met Saturday evening Austin, in behalf of the church. Seymour Smith rendered a trom­ MiM Pauline Mli’ha,Iee, daughter of the Ellin$;ton Democratic Club Jalna. Delaroche; Finch's Fortune, The purse was for the purchase df at the Elks Home, with the presi­ bone solo. "A Dream of Paradise." plemental “ D” Ration Books must have in­ RECORD BE KEPT? It must, be kept in o f Mr. and Mrs, John Mlchalec of for the faprth time. Mrs. Natalie Instead of Friday. dent Mrs. Florence (3onran of inspection NOW! Delaroche; The Robe, Douglas; During the past week the fol a new pulpit robe. The choir will meet for practice Called Success the Union road, first Stafford girl Suprenan.t waa elected vice-preal Wolf in Man's Clothing, Eber- Rev. Gaskell used Matthew S for Manchester presiding. next Friday evening at the home spections madeVvery two n|onths, with inspek;- everv car at all thiies! dent. Registrar of voters, Elmer low'ing ceVtificates were issued for Following the business session, to Join the WAACs left Saturday hardt;7 Owls Don't Blink. Fair; the purchase of Grade III tires by the scripture reading, taking the of Mra. Ins Beebe at 7:30. morning for De.s Mome.s, Iowa, Batz. secretary; and John B. Gt Thunder Birds, Falk: And Now To­ "Sermon on the Mount" for the there- will be a members’ supper, The nine .members of the; Red Providence, R. L, Jan. I t —i/P)— rardlni, treasurer. the war price and rationing board: with each one attending bringing Dimmed-out Rhode Island- waa ^ h e re she will join the Women'.s morrow. Field; Fight for Powder Frank Triska,'- West Willington, text which suggested the theme Cross Women’s Motor Corps who Army Auxiliary Corps for six Cad A. Goehring has been,ap Valley. Field; Case of the Drown­ "Example of Uvtog for Man.” an article of food. have receiveu their certlficatea blacked out entirely last nl$(ht in pointed as trial Justice of the one; Joseph Ziska, South Willing­ weeks of basic training. Miss Mi- ing Duck, Gardener; Towers In the Miss Clara Smith and June League of Women Voters for having completed the advanc­ a surprise test described by Brig. Ellington Justice Court, the ap­ ton, one; Stove Luchon, West Wil­ The League of Women Voters Gen. Earle C. Webster, state civil­ cbalec Joined the WAACs at the Mist, Goudge; Castle On the Hill, lington, one; Percy E. Chapman, Loomis sang the duet. "Come, Oh. ed course in first aid, taught by COOK'S SERVICE STATION THOS. McC a n n SERVICE pointment being made by the El has planned several events for this Mra. Goodwin Jacobson, are, Mil­ ian defense director, as “ highly BANTLY OIL COMPANY Army Recruiting station in Hart­ Goudge; Exit .Screaming. Hale; West Willington, one; Charles Z. Come to Me.” Mlaa Gertrude An­ .'i.'io Middle Turnpike East — Manchester Green ford in November. She attended lington Selectmen. Wallace W. City Lawyer. Hayes: All Sails Set. Mlske, West Willingtoii, one.. derson and Mrs. Ernest Gowdy month, the subject for the meet dred Bloodgood, Elisabeth Couch, auccesaful.” 135 Center Street • STATION Btafford High school find gradu­ Bergs has been appointed as pros­ Holton; 'ni’o in the Wilderness, Mr. and Mrs. George Bugbee furnished the flowers. Ings being the way In which the Elinor Haddad, Elinor Love, June War Industries, Including those ated from Hartford High school In ecutor, with Clyde A. Cordtsen Jackson: Young John Takes Over, General Assembly in Connecticut Loomis, Grace Ruiz, Ruth Spen­ which do work under outdoor 630 Center Street alternate. recently had the following guests The Mothers’ Club has decided DOC'S GARAGE INO and Hartford Secretarial Jordan; Rainbow At Dusk. Loring; at a card party: Mr. and Mra. to omit their February and March functions. There will be s meet- cer, EllzabeUi Rivera, Dorothy lights, participated in the test. BILL'S SERVICE STATION achool In 1942. Before entering Mr. and Mrs. William Pinney of Sheridan Road. Miller; West With ing this evening kt 7:80 o’clock in Wolfe. Two other members of the Mra. Catherine M. Burges, 49, a 16 Brainard Place Henry Douda, Mr. and Mrs Rus­ meeting at least until they see 134 East Center Street " the service, she was employed In Pinney street are patients in the the Night. Markham; An Apple sell Bugbee and Mr. and Mrs. Wes­ the Superior Court roofh with Mra. Women’s Motor (Jorps who pre­ Warwick air raid warden, slipped MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. how the gas situktion comes out. viously completed the course are the office of the Tijeasury depart.- Melrose hospital at Melrose, Mass. for Eve. Morris: Clues To Bum. ley Hansen. Mlse Cora Klngsbum will return Hannah Sllverbarz In charge. This on 4 piece of Ice while haetealng 824-82S Main Slrael Botli are reported as improving Evelyn Beebe and Margaret Ja­ HAGEDORN'S SERVICE STATION ment at the Pratt A Whitney Di- Offord; Man Who Changed His Anne Wood Elderkin Chapter, home Friday for at least three meeting will be followed by s to her poet and suffered Injuries at this writing. Board meeting. cobson. viaion of the United Aircraft, East Plea. Oppenheim; Calamity Town, D. A. R.. with which Willington weeks, due to the oil shortage the to her right wrist and ankle. BOLAND OIL COMPANY ' ! 159 Tolland Turnpike Queen. ■ Attqnd Wednesday Meeting The South Coventry Well (Jhild Hartford. She has volunteered over is affiliated, will hold its ihonthly Board of Education voted to close 369 Center Street At Cooper Street MORIARTY BROTHERS aaas duty and after completing the The remainder of the books are meeting tomorrow afternoon In The members of the Women’s Conference for children of pre­ that long and maybe longer. school age is scheduled to be held HUNTER'S SERVICE STATION On the Level At Center and Broad basic training, will Uke an exami­ Deaths Last Night of juvenile classification for the Willimantic. Mrs. Roland Jordan John Kingsbury Jr., has return­ Motor CTorpa will attend the meet­ Japanese Getting nation for the officers’ training various ages; Jamaica Inn,- Du- It chairman of the hoatesaes. ing of the Auxiliary Stats and in the Fire Company’s^, hall on 24 Main Street Maurier; School Keeps Today, Ash­ ed to Houghton College to take Thursday morning, Jgnuary 14, achool. There will be a program on "Ap­ exams and will return to his home City police to be held In the Town - TIRE * THOMAS BROWN Stafford's two representatives to New York — Carlo Tresca, 58. man; Luck of the Roll and Go, proved Schools” and Miss Eliza­ Hall on Wednesday evening. The from 9:30 to 11:80 o’clock. Supplies to Kiska RAY PARIS FILLING STATION one time leader of the Industrial Carroll: Hunting of the Snark, the last ot January to enter the Earle Clark, son of Mr. and 706 Main Street the Legislature which opened last beth Gatek will be the speaker. employ of hla father. members of thie (Jorps will meet at INSPECTIDN JOHNSON'S ATLANTIC STATION 333 Main Street sasek have been assigned to their Workers of the World (I.W.W.) Carroll; Pinnocchio Under the The session will be held at the 8 o'clock at the Memorial building. Mrs. WlUism (Jlark o f Lake and anti-Faacist editor of the Ital­ Waahington, Jan. 12.— —Un­ 128 East Center Street cMnmtttees. Representative Wil- Sea; Boy Who Knew What the Nathan Hale Hotel. VjNith FsUowshlp street, has left for the Naval der cover o f the long Arctlo ian lemi-monthly Tl Martello" Birds Said, Colum; Old John. Crea- The funeral of Mrs. Alva Brown The Youth Fellswshlp group of Trkiataf Stktion at Nswport, R. liaas J. DelUgan was appointed to published in New York. To Be WAAC Ttalaiag CaaUr nights, the Japfnese Invatferp of CAMPBELL'S SERVICE STATION STATE SERVICE STATION ,tb t Aviation committee and Nor- gan; Apple Pie Hill, Forbes; Billy waa hqld Monday at the home in tlie Roekvills Methodm church I., follom ng his khUstment ia tbs Kieka Island In tha Aleutian# ap­ LEE'S ESSO STATION Pittsburgh—Arthur Guitermsn, Butter, Hader; Big Loop and Lit­ Corner Main Street and Middle Turnpike 770 Main Street Man W. Belcher to the Incorpora- Stafford. She waa bom in Willing- Leavenworth, Kas.,. Jan. 12— will hold a meeting this evening U. 8. Navy. pear to have been receiving siip- 110 Center Street 71, internationally known lectur­ tle. Hager; Little White Gnat. ton July 26, 1866, the daughter of preceded by a supper at 6 o’clock Locgl theater-goers .were inter­ t|M» committee which is headed er, poet, and plaj-wright. He was —Fort Oglethorpe, Oa.,' will be p'N-'S and reinforcements. ' Sanator Eugene Latimer of this Lothrop; Vale Family Hill; Knee Mr. gnd IL-s. George Morae. She opened to WAAC trainees in Feb­ at tha church social rooms. This ested to discover a South Coven­ Military authorities who declined bom in Vienna. Austria. High To a Graaahopper, Parriah; leavea one daughter and three try young women, Mlaa Eleanor CENTER SERVICE WESTERN AUTO STORE Both Belcher and DelU- Winston-Salem, N. C.—T. Aus­ ruary, Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, will be followed by a social pro­ to be quoted by name expressed Ba H. LEHMAN ara serving their second term Starry N i^ t, Bower; Sad Cypreas, sons. director of the Women’s Army gram, buslnsas and dev&Uooa. Shlrahac, In a recent news-reel the opinion today, however, that on 288Cent«r8trM t 856 Main street . tin Finch, 52. a leading furniture Chriatle; Nobody’s In Town, Fer- Joaeph A. Dimock of Willing­ showing WAAC activities at the 289 Main Street ji b e Leglalature. manufacturer pf the south, mem­ Auxiliary corps told Fort Leaven­ the besie of available Information '^ r s e Stafford Springs boys who ber; Girl At the Crossroads. Greg­ ton, Mooaa Meadow aection, haa worth Army officera today. The UMergsas Opsigt^ap training cantsr gt ]!>#$ Moines, tke eiiemy's hold on tholt bleak ber of the Board of Governors of ory'; Far Call, Gregory; Whippoor­ been appointed coatroom atten­ different Army units at the American Furniture mart at WAACs how number 80,000, she la., where ahe Is locateid. outpost off Alsska probably is lit­ MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION DON WILLIS GARAGE it times and later trsns-. will Houoe. Hauck; Uncle Caleb’s dant for the State Houec of Rep- added. The Georgia training site Hollywood, Jan. 12—(F)— Film Tbs cboirwOf tha Congregatlmi- tle if any more aocure than it was COLE MOTORS Chicago and one time president of Niece. Larrimore; Trail of Conflict. 18 Main Street to Australia, reeentativee at Hartford. Mr. Dim­ will be the third;. already In use Producer-Director George Stev­ al church at its meeting. Friday last fall when A m w air attack* 91-93 Center Street 9 Mapk Street lla, bumped into the South Furniture Manufac- Loring; Janny, Abbot; MyaUrious ock aarvad two terme aa repre- IMM Iff Maw G\il- Iturera' association. are training facilities at Des ens underwent an emergency ap­ evening elected officers for tm eased off because of the fog and laland V en^ ; ^ m U 'a Childraa, aentativa from thla town. Moines, la., and Daytook, Fla. 1 4 pendectomy Monday. yim i aa foUowa: President, Mrg. darkness that set la with winta*. I lA l ■ ■ R%»!JLRaaon< Olaaa Mall Mattaf “The appointment.” aaya Mr. working in Hartford to make a vate groups (trade and civic asso­ can be made to realize that ration­ There is undoubtedly no class follows: Monday, 9:30 a.m. to sugar have until Wtdnaaday, Jon. lators mentioned a Federal retail planted at both ends of the block Hartford, Jan. 12.—The (jlvil Willkie,. “la* ao craaaiy cynical Manchester contribution* to the ciations, etc.) mobilized for a 5:30 p.m.; Tueodoy, closed all-day «,' to ;o obUlnobUin theirthslr January-FiJonuary-Fabru- sales tax, combined with increased In which tto newspaper office is ' sUliaeiUPTIUM RATBS____ ing is for their own protection and of disorder which has so far-reach­ allotmenta without panolUes. Service Commission Is again seek­ By James MartJw and Qm Taar to Mail ...... that it muat be, revolting to all war effort. It is to be hoped that greater public support of war­ I comfort aa well as for the war to tha public; Wednesday, Thurs^ compulsory loans, as a possible located. ing applicants for positions as It, i fa r M oatr to Mall ...... I ing an effect upon the nervous Daiidy \g o n e . U’t « obvious ''clfangto' beforo The time limit for obUinlng answer. Felled by Two Bullrla George Zisike decent citlaena. The difference be* the response to this opportunity time restrictions. effort, much will have been ac­ os your chhd’s nose ort^ his face. hopscoten changto Deiore day and Friday, 9:30 a.m. t o5:30; ^ 2nd and 3rd clasa mechanics and j Blnala Cato ...... f JJj In other words, rationing -one complished toward insuring the system as derangement of the It’s aomethliig he knowi? You *-e'"e">0er that c >s Other developments in Con­ Dr. Milton Hslpern. assistant Washington. Jan. 12—(/h—."’ftla DalTvarad Ona Taar ...... tween tbe high profeeslona of will be heavy, a benefit to the Red genital organa, whether In man or p.m.; Saturday, 9.30 a.m. to 4 January 16. Persons gress: skilled helpers In the Panama of" the biggest administrative nibtor program." can't huah tt You can’t lienee robbers turned Into Yanks p.m medical examiner, sold that Tres- CMnal Zone, according to an an- sharp pinch of total war." MBMUBH UP Prealdent Rooaevelt'a and Vice Cross, and a credit to Manches­ headaches on the home front — I The Senate’s Truman commit­ women. Unfortunately due to the the questloM. ffo ^ S ? te r ^ and Gasoline wishing to obtain War Ration A special House committee on ca was felled by two bullets, one This phrase from President TBB ASauaATBO PKBIM prevalence of a great deal of false for blood Book No. 2 when It is Issued in airplane socldenta predicted in ilc striking him In the head and the ouncement made today by Cwiis , Tha Aaaoaiatad Praaa la aaalnaiaa- Prealdent WaUace'a apeecbea ami ter. was to (and now definitely will) tee followed this with the decla­ anxious you he about y o u r ^ All “A." "B," and "CT’ coupons Flanders. Manager of the U. S. Roosevelt's report oh “the state of hr antitlaA U tha tua or rapttbilea- b(! rationed. ration: “Reorientation of ration­ modesty very little is said about child’s physical aaiety; how much i “f,, “ . the near futura muat have Book final report that tbe peacetime fu­ other in the back. lion of all aawa Aiapatobaa oraditto the Admlntatratlon’a low political these conditions, and the time is have a value of three gallons each. No. 1 before applying for Book 2. ture of aviation will be limitless, As photographers were taking Employment Service office at 414 the nation" will be recalled a great It Is impo.ssible at this writing ing . . . together with the coop­ you want him out of d ^ e r sones ^ * Renewals are now being accepted (?apitol avenue, Hartford. "Appli­ to tt o r aot otharwiaa aroAitad in performance la a tragic paradox.” to state what details will be incor­ eration of all agencies concerned almost here when truth and knowl­ when the time comesV bow you matter of tact, eminent govern­ 6>tfee and urged appointment of stand­ pictures of the body on the side­ many times in 1943 as it takes on tkta papar and aiM tba laoal aawa Too tragic, and too coatly. a edge will d.spel Ignorance. ment propagandists have claimed on all books that expire Jan. 22, coupon numbered 28 on sugar ing committees to stu^y Its devtl- walk last night, an unidentified cants for positions In skilled trades added personal meaning In the ■nhltahad barain. porated In this rationalization of in forming public opinion will pro­ shift and budget and plkn a way 1943, and are being laaued on foe ration card U now good for one must be between the ages of 20 and lives of everyone of us. All rlfbta of rapnbItoatloD of paradox and luxury for the Presi­ rationing but one thing is becom­ vide Insurance that the vast ma­ The chief derangements of the to keep him as happy afid care­ our geheration was "too pacifist,” opment. man stepped up to one and asked, Apeclal diapatahaa barain ara alao Connecticut genital organa in women are fre­ so. It would seem that bellicose same basis as before. The gravity pound of coffee until midnight Asks for Suggestions “Is that Tresca?" 55," Mr. Flanders said, “and be­ And the "pinch" won’t end with raaarvad dent adio calla all tbe people of ing pretty Clear. There’s going to jority of our people understand free ^as in the past; unleea bombs of tbe gasoline and fuel oil crisis tween 18 and 35 for helper poai- the war. be a big slash In red tape and com­ what it is all about." quently caused by a sluggish state threaten your own home, your play need Hot necessarily have a February 7. «■ • A special Senate committee, in­ “Yea,” replied the photographer. Pull aeralaa ailani af M. B. A. this nation to sacrifice to permit of the blood stream through being warlike effect/ Is such that Waahington -has or­ Ooffto Reports “Well, that’s too bad," said the tlona No applications will be ac­ Conrlusion Generally Held plicated rationing forms. In other words, nothing is going first concern is with the way y ^ r dered a flat reduction of 25 per AUJocoI retailers and wholeosl- formed foot foe petroleum outlook cepted for helper posillon.s from That Is a conclusion generally Barvira InA ______himaelf. Automobile transportation, for .to work in price control or ration­ surcharged with heavy foreign child feels, your first thought thb. . Even the youhger children have is ’’gloomy’.’’ asked the mayors of stranger. "C?arlo had It coming to Yankee changed their ronilping. The little cent in renewals of supplemental ers of coffee must file OPA Form hiri for a long time anyone whose draft classification held In Wahsington. It cam# to Publitbara BapraaantatUaa, Tba example, haa seen its program lit­ ing until the public does "know .material which is • productive of questions you must answer. rations, so the recent cut in cou­ R-1202 with War Price and Ra­ New York, Boston and Bridgeport, ia 1-A, and any pcr.apns who are the fore last week when Mra. Jnliua Mathawa Spaalai Afonoy— By A. H. O. erally bogged down. Various rea­ what it’s all about.” congestion in the womb and 'boy who is the naturol leader in Conn., for suggestions on Improv­ Then he disappeared before Maw York. Cbiaaao.CbiaaBO, OairoTi and War exists for every child to­ our neighborhood nursery school pon value wtir not be compensated tioning Board 112.16 os soon as now engaged in war work should Roosevelt .said in a speech in Syrs- Rami Plan Winning sons given are those complex ODT ovaries, ami creates an engorged day, but to a far greater degree ing. fuel oil and gasoline fmttonlng. police could question him. ■ o tto n . certificates of war necessity for has' decreed that henceforth all for. poasible. Supplies of this form not apply unless the position calls c\ise that the people of the United Tho.se who follow the Washing­ According to Sen. Charles A. state which interferes with the for your own. Their daddy is in Operators of commercial vehi­ have been sent to foe Board and (Thairman Doughtoni D., N. C.) Formed Close Frtendalilp States and Great Britain must MfclMUlilK a u d it BUREAU o r As this new Congrcs.s meets, it commercial vehicles; inadequate Andrews of Florida, probably the normal function of these organa bloclfo be used to build airplaines, for higher skills than they are now CIRl'tll.ATUiNS ton news with only superficial it. They personally pit x)aduy inatead of mere trifling castlto. cles Who have not yet received may be obtained at Its offies in said foe House Ways and Means In his lifetime Tresca, one of using. continue to make sacrifices after has one piece of action before it rationing board personnel; and first big national organisations Prolapsus of the abdominal against Hitler. Daddy ia in avery Certlflcstee of War Neceosity from committee probably wtould tackle the most colorful characters In the tbe war’s end. fidelity may have gained the im­ inability of ration board members to be called upon to explain the Lincoln School on Wednesday, "Pay rates for the.se positions Tba Harald Priniina Company. on which there, is an amazing de­ organs, adhesions and the disten­ plane that flies, every ship the One of the most important foe Office of Defense Transporta­ Thursday and Friday of this week. the revenue-raising problem with­ Lieut. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger (right), commander Of U. B. crowded chronicles of.the radical are maximum," Mr, Flanders con­ "Most people think that the day Iiio., aaaumaa aa flnanmai raaponal* pression, for several days !a.',000 Yank Bombers Hit Flynn, he led Paterson. N. J., silk Zone. Although appointees will day In your own homes and Couh- The Tragic Paradox first arrived at Union Station, and ton inner circles, is that local high-sounding alms, but the Presi­ ere likely to cause distress and in nervous strain? How can you fill wartime budget to Congress yes­ Fliers Batter workers in the turbulent 1913 trles,” with a recommendation for gov­ female reporters assigned to a ration board members have and dent himself, as well as Jeffers, their childhood. Tire tnspecUon for passenger coupons of one unit value are hot be allowed to bring their fami­ Yesterday President Roosevelt o der for the patient to return to the gap in your household so you Spontaneous, heartyx unworried ears must be completed by Jon. worth ten gallons each, those of terday. recommended that taxes walkout. lies with them," he said, "bache­ What "Sharp Plnrh" Will Meo# ernment policy. As usually hap­ ffmale of the species are much •still are resigning by the hun­ ODT Director Joseph B. Eastman, ; ealth, these caiuses must be re­ alone feel it? How does a layman- and compulsory loons to the gov­ Naples in Daylight In 1924 he was sentenced to foe The "sharp pinch" will mean. In Blade an able plea for national tbe mqre deadly when they are dreds. Unable to interpret the the War Department, OPA and fun comes out of being’ able to 31, and for commercial vehlclee by ten unit value 100 gallons each. lor quarters are available In gov­ pens with such proposals, it got moved. mother go about finding sense In make the most of what ’is going Jan. 16. All" holders of “A” Period 3 coupons of one unit valqe ernment be Increased to cover half Fort; French Federal .penitentiary In Atlanta 1943 and for the duration, that tile ducked. She then had a personal legal phraseology of rationing WPB already have given it the ernment establishmente at reoson- average citizen will: Bnity under sacrifice. He forecast kicked around quite a bit, until it The digestive disorders may be theories and words and psychol­ on around you. If part of the fun books must haVa tires inspected are worth nine gallons each, those foe outlay, meaning another $16,- (Oonttaooi frooi Pag# Om ) for sending obscene pamphlets rble rates. Meals may be obtained secretary who clanged the tele­ orders, short of rationing forms, nod as a practical civilian army corrected by proper attention to ogists’ formulae? How does she 000,000,000 be added to foe esti­ Pay hlzh taxcz (and with wagOa the degree and extent of that seemed lost. But, in-the la.st few phone down on said reporters. and in some instances, short of capable of unsharing the confu­ for your childrei. consists in mak­ every four months, holders of "B” of ten unit value 90 gallons each through the mall. The sentence was at governnient operated reetau* Bicriflce in his budget message to the diet, and the prolapsus, or sag­ learn to differentiate between a ing believe they’re parachute oni “(7‘ books aveiY two monfos, The ten per cent reduction was mated yield of $83,081,245,000 un­ Capture Pass shot down at least five tnsmv air­ later reduced by President Calvin and salaries held under oontroli.) weeks, it has come back strong, When she welcomed reporters rationing products to supply local sions of rationing and price con­ ging of the abdominal organs, child’s imagination and literal der present law.’. craft and damaged many others. rants also at a reasonable cost. Learn to do without aonte the Congress. The war spending the next morning, it was in an of­ quotas, as announced, they are trol as It applies to the motorist. troops or sentries set to watch not less than 80 days apart (Tar effective over the week-end by or­ (Toolldge and he was freed in May, Further Information Is available and now the prospect is that it caused by weakened muscles of truth" fat little fivc-year-old spies, or operators are urged to have their der of Price Administrator Leon Must Explore Sales Tax (Continued from Page One) Sunday night bombing and ma­ 1925. things (as priorities cut further and tbe war taxes ahead are go­ fice which. In spite of three potted sick of trying to make both ends This is Just the beginning of one When my little girl comes run­ chine-gun attacks ' were reported at the U. 8. Employment Service Into civilian manufacture) and will become th e. Isw of tbe land plants, was better than that other meet in the middle and unwilling of the greatest educaliunal cam­ the abdomen, may be overcome aco pilots, don’t confuse them by' inspections Immediately. Henderson. Doughton emphasised the Presi­ The New York World Ihvesttgat- office located at 414 (Japitol ing to mean that many an ordi- through development of muscular ning into my bedroom at night sh-sh-ing and consternation. dent bod not asked that all foe ad­ atantial gains at Karachouan, carried out on the road between #(* the cose and learned that Mus­ with a lot less of many things without boo much serious contro­ freshman Congressmen can wan­ to subject themMlves to criticisms paigns of this war —ana it will saying she dreamed of the horror south of Pont-Du-Fahs," the MLsurata and Tripoli. avenue, Hartford, or from foe (under rationing) and with aotoe Bary American goes not only gle. At this press conference, for which they are in no way per­ work two ways; because the gov­ tone by selective exercises. Pos- Fortunately they do not know, ditional money be raised through solini’s Fssclsti, which markad eecretary at the local Board ot versy. : bly the most difficult to treat are of dropping bombs and bogeymen and we hope will never know, taxes, or even tbe greater part of French spokesman said. him for death in 1931, had official­ things which aren’t up ta foe high tHthout luxuries but without nc- her repartee was not notable for sonally to blame. ernment will revamp its rationing enemies come to capture her, 1 All Troubles Further south the French re­ CSvll Service Examiners located in standards this nation has learned This proposal is the RumI pay- Its success in; creating a note ot As an outgrowth of this situa­ and price control plans to meet those suffering from some psy­ what parachute troops can mean It. He told newspapermen that “if Italians Claim Four ly brought shout the arrest. any flrst or second class post •Msitiea Yet. as the President chological factor, which is produc­ dont' know whether it’s true or to a rity or what hidden danger Recreation a considerable amount” had to be ported beating off a German at­ The flrst complaint in the case to take for granted (In oimplifloa- as-you-go plan for income tax good cheer. In fact, it was as If tion, it is now certain that the the demands of public reaction whether it’s just a wonderful ex­ tack and dMtroying three tanks. tffice, or from the First Regional tlon and standardization of many Bald, this is total war; only totat payments. The principal source all the characters from her most government will have to turn to obtained through these national tive of ao much harm through in­ there can be in spies and sabotage. Of Buglers collected by new taxes, "it would Aircraft Shot Down was made by Don Gelasio Gac- Office of the C3vll Service Oommls- OCort. with the single aim of vic­ terference with the 'normal ex­ cuse to climb into bed with me. As long as parachutes are a means appear to me we would have to ex­ The flyiniL fortresses took s tani, then ambassador of Italy, goods). * . of itai new strength, doubtless, is famous play had come to life 'and private and national groups to re- organizations. When she tells me she is Center Hems hand In foe Libyan battle with Rome (From Italian Broad­ •lon located In foe Federal Build­ Take a Job he or she perhaM tory, can answer its needs. taken the role of reporters with pression of life, and the personali­ of descending from piles of build­ Not Usual plore the posalbUlties of^ sales casts), Jan. 12—(Ip—A raid by who turned over to foe State De­ ing in Boston. ' that many millions of Americans ty of the individual. "melancholy" and I ask her ing blocks, spies are other children taxes.” their raid on tbe German and partment a Tresca editorial, “Down never dreamed of doing (in the One of the details of sacrifice the one central object of making "Why?" I don’t know whether she Tonight: Italian force at Ghadames, which multi-motored Allied bombers on —some 27,000,000, no lesa—have life unpleasant for her. Scanty and irregular menstrua­ who try to e i ^ r tbe park, your He expreaaed the opinion it was With the (Italian) Monarchy,” the armed forces. In war Industries, in the President asked yesterday, In started the whole thing because child’s world is’safe. It is sim­ (Oemtianed from Page One) G-9 Junior boys’ game room was reported left enveloped in Naples was announced today by utilities, in public services, in eivll* been feeling themselves nearer In other respects, too, our new tion is a condition often the result open E. S. afid W. S. not reasonably possible to raise the high command, which said that Department of Justice hondjed the hts message and In tbe press con­ I Your Federal o' an anemic state, but it Is com­ she really feels lonely and sad ple as all that, and there is llttls smoke after a high level bombing. prosecution which was baaed on Warmer Clotliing ian busineas). March 15th and the well nigh Congressman had an unhappy! without her father. bright note* on a cold bugle, and 6- 7 Small gym open for boxingan additional $16,000,000,000 this Another raid by flying fortresses four of the attacking aircraft had Will Mean End ef Droaa ference which followed it, was monly caused by some form of use in stewing because your child E. S. year solely by taxes." been shot down. stores concerning birth-control, hopeless financial problem that time of It. She dressed in purple Income Tax gastro-inteatinal trouble which prefers to play with a toy cannon after some thawing, yielded a sub­ near Gages also was reported, and not monarchy. And for many a small bustnsoa- Bnactment by Congress of a tax while the other lady members, ex- | I took her to the airport with stantial ores of lip akin. 7- 8 Small gym open for hand­ Chairman George (D., Ga.) of bombs were said to have hit a rail­ Damage to the important port Antidote to Cold date will represent to many of produces pressure upon the womb instead , of a bubble pipe. ball E. S. the Senate Finance committee said city, target of numerous recent Other Arresto Listed man the war will mean foe end ot ffogram limiting all American in- cept one, dressed in black for me tbe day we oaw her father Children don’t become hard­ And that proOtlce eesslona have road bridge. New York police headquarters a dream ....the collapea of an on* them. If they try to produce their opening day. She had her hair Information of vital inter­ and ovarlea either from gas or off. I wanted her to see him get 6- 6:45 Mohawks and Royaltile new billions probably would (This apparently was a later Allied raids from North Africa, Bomes, no matter what the source, from prolapsed organs. Frequent­ ened to bloodshed and diseased boon driven out of barracka and Blue Srs. basketball practice E. S. have to be obtained primarily weui described as slight. Mid today that 'Treaca’s police Hartford, Jon. 12—Making the terprise to which he has given hla n ^ Income tak payments In one done up in school-girl bows, which est to those who must file ly a low blood pressure will exist on the plans oo she would re­ by hate because they play at war. recreation lialla. One determined attack than the raid on Gabes record also Included a conviction time and money and thouidit and to a net of $25,000 for the dura­ moved a fellow congressman, member his leaving by a very young fellow, In fact, underwent 7- 8 Women’! plunge period throughE. 8. enforced loans to the gov­ announced In an Allied headquar­ The raid occurred yesterday af­ best of the present fuel situation, lump or in four lumps. The Amer­ a tax return not later with this condition, and it will For the smaller ones it is just a 7- 10 Senior basketball leagueernment, refunded to the contrib­ ternoon. the bulletin said. and $50 fine In New York In 1917 which may result in lower tem­ sweat. tion of the war. The I*rssidenl ican people have never before pretty good looking herself, to than March 15, 194:1, fur­ often take several month.s before tangible means of transportation, means of translating into harm­ such a barrage of shoes that both games E.*S. ters communique yc.stcrday. "rhat for using.the malls to defraud; an Regardless of what admlnlotro- acid remarks. It was even dis­ rather than awakening one morn­ he and bis bugle were more than utors after the war. The loans raid was carried out by B-26 Mar­ Allied tank attacks in Tunisia peratures and colder houses, by re­ tion may be In power whan the Was right in saying that this sac- been called upon for so much tax nished by the Bureau of normal mentstriial flow is again less playing size the big adult 8- 10 Bowling alleys reserved formight be obtained by increaiang were reported met by strong Axis arrest and subsequent dUebarge verting to foe old time habit of covered that her slip was show­ Q—What Is the base monthly ing to find he bad dropped off myoteries going on around them. somewhat dented. Mrs. SartoFa group E. S. tin Marauders, two-motored war ends, It seems certain that tlflce would be only reasonable. thrift; many who pride them­ ing. And some of her comments Internal Revenue. established. When caused by de­ into apace. the 5 per cent victory tax on bombers.). ’ counter-attacks, while 18 Allied on a disorderly conduct charge in using warmer clothing was foe pay for a WAAC Third Officer? ficiency disease such as tubercu­ For on older one it becomes an But, O>rporal Diibe adds, the 7-10 BowHng alleys open' W. 8. wages and salaries, he said. planes were declared shot down in inneapolla, Minn., foe same year; theme of the current weekly bul- economic controls will conttnae for We think most of tbe people af­ selves on being good financial were schoolgirlisb, too, aa when Also for a WAAC auxiliary? As ws turned to go, ohe began expreoalon of adventure and )K>ys have found a refuge. They German fighters approached sonM time after the war. fected will agree with the Presi­ she gushingly confided that this No. 8 losis. or dlabetea these diseases sobbing. The Georgian eatimated that by the formation of fortresses, but intense aerial fighting in the Slrte an arrest and discharge for felo­ leUn of the SUte Department of managers otherwise are confess­ W.AAC Third Officer gets t^'ho Must File A Return must be cured and tbe patient courage. use foe air-tight chamber In which Tomorrow: increasing the victory tax and area of Libya. Four other Allied nious assault in New York on May Health. It emphasized especially "A tremendous, costly, long #■■ dent, and not with Senator John was certain to be the most "excit­ $1.50 base pav; auxiliary m ^es ’’What is the matter, dear?" I To Be Continued the Chemical Warfare section 6-9 Junior boys’ game room confined their attack to the escort during task in peace os wall O# In. ing that they would appreciate ing" of all sessions of Congres-s. well on the road to complete re­ aaked her, as matter-of-factly as broadening it to embrace corpora­ fighters, P-38 Lockheed Light­ planes were reported destroyed on Iv, 1927, and an arrest and dis­ the need for protecting foe chil­ ___>0211 •• ------* A. Danaher, who makes tbe dire Every single person must file a covery before the body will have Copyright, 1912, by Ethel Gor­ demonstrates poison gases—when open E. S. and W. S. tion incomes the entire $16,000,- the ground nnd one knocked down charge aa s suspicious person in dren against the winter cold both war ia still ahead of uo,’ foe preol - the help of a pay-as-you-go plan. from the beginning of American I could manage. ham. Distributed fay .AP Feattues. tha Chemical Warfare section 6- 7 Small gym open for handball nings. One Messerschmitt 109 was dent concluded. prediction that, unless they can history on, or as when she misun­ Federal income tax return whose enough strength to re-establish the "This ia a very sad day. for me. 000.000 might be raised, although reported shot down and two of by anti-aircraft fire. Phlladelphls. Pa., on June 28, 1933 indoors and out, night and day. Such public sentiment on the , Q—How many U. S. presidents normal menstruation. isn’t using it. E. S. he said he preferred to study the Force .\xis Troops to Retreat Never without s sharp sense of In lighter vein, foe bulletin re­ unlimited inoomes, the men derstood one of her questioners were veterans of the War Be­ groas Income for the year from Mummy,” she said. 7- 8 Small gym open for boxing foe Lightnings were lost. matter has at last reached into and assumed that she had been The act of menstruation should 1 believed her. Partings ore sad matter further. - Off the Tunisian coast a group Allied forces in foe Fezzan area humor, Tresca woe in fi^uent de­ called olden times when foe fuel capable of steering this nation's tween the States? Who were al! sources was $500 or more; that take place without any real dl»- E. §. “If there is to be any substan­ of southern Libya again forced mand as a speaker at strike ral­ was available was poorly distrib­ the’ White House itself, with the asked whether she was candidate they? is, as much as $9.62 per week. for all humans, no matter how 6-6:45 Junior boys’ plunge pe­ of B-25 Billy Mitchell bombers Five Brother* Industry toward victory will not President giving pay-as-you-go for president in 1944. comfort and due to habita form­ young. I took her very seriously. No Ceremonies tial increase in direct taxes," be and Lightnings shot down two ol Axis troops to retreat, the com­ lies. He always wore a flowing As­ uted, the family gathering 'round give good performance in their —Five; Presidents Grant, Widows, widowers, divorcees, and ed through civilisation, woman Hollywood riod E. S. said, "then we shall have to give munique said, and added: cot tie. the stove or fireplace toasting one his endorsement, which means About this time, we should Hayes, Garfield, Benjamin Harri­ married persons separated by mu­ But, in the wily way that all 6- 9 Boys' intermediate basket­ three big German air transport Missuig iu Action Judge, our glalnarous Congress­ httS formed the habit of passing a great emphasis to sales taxes." planes which they encountered. "Pretarranged new disposition He enjoyed telling foe story how aide at a time, the use of feather ^obs. that whatever opposition tbe son and McKinley. tual consent, are classed as single children know how to use to good Sights And Sounds At Span Opening ball league games E. S. newspapers printed pictures of beds and warming pans and the The small number of people man who, as we have said be­ quantity of blood every twenty- effect, She discerned something 7- 8 Women’s beginners swim­ Some Suggest Lotteries One of these, described as a of our garrison in the territories Treasury may continue to have persona. eight days, and it seems that the of southern Libya is continuing." him under captions that said he ‘red" flannels which were on in­ Who now receive more than $67,- fore, is after ail nothing more Q—Why does Food Administra­ Every married person, living that day. She learned that one ■— By Robblfl Coons— ming class E. S. Some members of (Congress sug­ six-engined BV-222, was .said to will lose much of its force an-i than a poor working girl trying health of the average female de­ way to win my confidence and New London, Jan. 12—(IP}— Due 8- 9 — Women’s intermediategested the revenue-producing pos­ have gone down in flames. Civilian casualties In yesterday’s was wanted In connection with s evitable accompaniment of old Waterloo, la., Jon. 12—(41—Tbo SOO a year, which would be a net tor Claude R. Wlckard say it is with husband or wife throughout raid on Naples were said to have, bombing. Police searched all over time winter. It went on to remind five Sullivan brofoero, who enllat- to get along, must have been in wasteful for the Unitod States to the year, must file a return U his pends upon the execution of this sympathy was to be upset over to traffic restrlctiona caused by swimming class E. S. sibilities of national lotteries. Of $25,000 under present taxes, weight. a pretty low and chagrined function. If pain is present, and Hollywood—Some new pictures: 7-10 Bowling alleys reserved for been 23 dead and 75 Injured in a New York and finally found him, UJb that when we Jumped to arti­ ed in the Navy together aboiUy The President, in his discussion use so much lefinea white flour or her gross income, together with Dsddy. “Stand By tor Action” (Robert shortages of gasoline and rubber, Meanwhile a drive ia on foot to Reports Bombing munching a sandwich in the crimi­ ficial besL thus J-aiaipg Indoor after Pearl Harbor iatent on ftpresent the last small segment state of mind. In tact, she was only a small amount of blood is If she tells me she is sad 1 there will bo no public ceremony tphie Moake’s group E. S. enact some kind of a pay-as-you- preliminary count. of the subject, still made reserva­ in wartime? any income of the spouse, was as eliminated It is due to some con­ Taylor, Brian Donlevy, Charles 7-10 Bowling alleys reserved for The air fighting in the Slrte re­ nal courts building waiting to be temperatures to summer beat, cus­ avenging a pal killed in foe onaak Of tbe American people which BO desperate that when she Iteft .\—Because the hull of the much as $1,200 for the year; that cannot help but play with her in connection with foe opening go system by March 15, when O f Castel Benito tions against the further part of her seat In the House on open­ gestion in- the womb or ovaries, more diligently than 1 might Laughton, Walter Brennan) an­ of the new Thames river liighway men's senior league W. S. ld42 taxes fall dus. gion was said to have been set off found. He was later freed. toms changed. Flannels and extra attack, are mieaing in action, the the President is calling to aacn- wheat, its most nutritious part, is, as much aa $23.08 per week. If swers that common civilian ques­ New York, Jan. 12.—(A*)- The when Italian assault ‘planes and OrgaoisMI Aid for Britain layers of clothes disappeared and Nbvy informed their poronta to* the Rum! plan, which involves ing day she “blew a kiss" to is discarded In the refining proc­ husband and wife both have in­ resulting from some of the reasons otherwise. If she tells me she is bridge on Saturday afternoon, Senator (Tlark (D., Mo.) intro­ Algiers radio. In a French broad­ gee. As we say, we think the re- the press gallery, something she stated above. so worried 1 forgive an earlier tion: “But why do they take ob­ Feb. 6, foe Groton-New London German high-level and dive-bomb­ Long before the United States abbreviation became the style, for day. turning the tax books ahead one ess. come, they must both make a re­ stetricians Into the Navy and duced a bill yesterday to put in­ cast to French Africa reported to ers attacked advanced Allied air- entered foe pre.sent war Tresca there was heat plus in home, The brothers served on foe Btriction reasonable, and we never had to do when she was turn. Such return may be made Frequently women who are pass­ tantrum or a display of bad man­ Bricige Comraiaeion announced to­ come tax payments on a current foe Office of War Information, year, so that thg,^4)aymenta we hack on friendly home grounds ing through foe change of life suf­ ners or a laggafonesa. Because Army?” day through its chairman, (Chris­ Strike drom;fcs and troops and motor woe organizing aid for Britain school, church and even our motor cruiser Juneau, which a Havy think those whom it would affect Q—Now that the new Alcan separately, or, tf they are both They take^them. according to basis, and a similar bill already said today that United States Air transport concentrations In “au-i among Itaiian-Americanz here and car. communique Isiat night (HerkiOetl make in 1943 will be payments on In Conne<‘tieuL Yes, she must Highway has been officially open­ citizens or residents, they may fer from profuse menstruation, It is so hard to discipline In tbe topher L. Avery of Groton. has been offered in the House. Forces yesterday bombed Castel Would accept it willingly and in a have felt pretty low-. an is frequently due to the in­ face of childish grief, it becomes this new film, because sailors on Blxerciaee will be held at the Steel Plant dacious and repeated actions.’’ carrying on anti-Fasclst smd anti- woe Mat in battle around the Sole* pur actual 1943 income, instead ed can you hop into the family make a Joint return. A Joint re­ a destroyer have a terrible time Benito, south of Tripoli. Italian fighters .were credited Nazi propaganda actlvitieSk 28 Per Cent Join Servicce mon tilgnHa during NovembOr. Bpirit of national imlty in sacri­ We have described our Clare’s buggy and drive to Alaska? turn may be made by husband and ability of the blood to clot rapidly an infantile whip hand over me. Toll House plaza at foe Groton It said this was the fifth suc­ of on the 1942 income which has low estate at such length for the enough, due to the absence of cer­ One can only hope to learn to delivering the babies of the wo­ end of foe bridge, but attendance with downing seven Allied planes In 1938 he was the focug of jour­ The brothers were George T , It, fice. already gone over the dam. The •\—No. The road will not be wife even though one has no In­ men they happen to rescue from (Oontinned tn m Poga Om ) Back to Jobs cessive raid In five days. and German fighters with de­ nalistic attacks by the Vpommu- Seagovllle, Tex., Jon. 12—(IP— Francie H. 28, Joseph E , 23, Ifaffi- Assuming that it la so enacted purposes of contrast. We should open to the public for the dura­ come, and a joint return is ad­ tain elements in the blood. Anoth­ differentiate in due course and will bo limited to foe governor, a "This airfield is the most im­ theory behind the President’s ob­ like to contrast that abject blow­ er common cause of profuse men­ then settle that little score. torpedoed ships. There wasn’t any few state and local officials, local stroying 11 more. nists when he charged that Juliet This town of 720 population bos son A., 22, and Albert L , 20, nnd accepted, there will be few tion. visable in the CEUK of persons, one obstetrician aboard the dfestrOyer conference," he said. "It is a seri­ portant one in the hands of the In the Naples raid Itelisn fight­ Stuart Poyntz, former Communist sent 203 men. 28 per cent of the jection to this is that such a plan ing of a kiss to the press gallery ol whom has no Income, who struation Is a laceration or tear But you can't dlamios a plea of commanding officers of the Army, ous situation." Move Failure Gormans and Italians in Tripoli- Americans left who have not on one day with the gesture our caused at child birth, and tumors sadness because you may suspect of this film, and there wasn't even Navy and Coast Guard and foe ers were said to hav# shot down leader whose disappearance -has entire population, to foe armed might lose the Treasury a year’s (3—What famous officer beat marry during the year, since the a nursemaid to care for the, «$t- Yesterday President Georg# tanla." the broadcast added. three of the big daylight raiders. never been expioinedL was ‘ured to servicca. made some great sacrifice to the Clare, had she been no lady, might Army and Navy in football for peraonal exemption attributable to n.ay also cause this condition. it to be fake. You can’t wavs away membors of tho bridge commls- revenue, not Immediately, but well have made in the same di­ From Lis above information it is the trembling of a bad dream load Of yowling infants picked up aton. Macneil of foe Sydney branch of (Coattouod from Pag* (toe) Anti-aircraft guns were credited Soviet Russia by foe (X5PU be­ cause of this war. » the first time in 13 years, with a each spouse during the period of along with foe two expectant the union termed the Barlow re­ with the fourth plane. cause she “knew too much" about when people who bad thus been rection about 24 hours later, \vhen field goal ? premarital status is allowable In a easy to see that the causes of about bombs and Japa and four- Tho opening exorclsos will bo Urges Hearing Yet the picture of national sac- she underwent the unusual and female derangements are many leggedy beastles, even if you know mothers. at 12:15 o’clock, and thoro will be port “very disappointing.” and resumption of operations. John L. Three of the four craft crashed foe Communist movement, H i l t D excused from their. 1942 income -Lieut. Siade Cutter, who Joint return. • predicted that “the boys in foe Lewis, UMW president, attended on land, the report said, and some Tresca was born .in Pulmona, Stir Up Your lIBce would not even then be rare honor of having no less a has been on submarine duty In A joint return muat be signed and varied and only by having a It wot thought up that momenL brief addrosoos by Gov. Raymond tax should die. _ j>erson than the President of the proper examination is the victim Far better to be taken in a few That made it tough on the ersw, E. Baldwin, William J. Cox, sUte plant will take action.” the committee’s meeting in New Of LaGiiardiu crew members were taken pris­ Italv. and because his father was oomplete. There would still be the Po<1fie. His 30-yard Held goal by both husband and wife, and fighting a sea battle with the Japs A majority report of the Barlow York. oner. s a wealthy landowner he wOs colled COLDS It is properly pointed out that United States take an oratorical in 19S4, in a driving rainstorm, verified by a written declaration able to find out just exactly what tlmea than to turn the child away highway commisalonor, and Chair­ Pb> » omaosa Vkte cne notable exception. The excep­ tbe government could easily guard shot at her. the cause of her trouble Is. Just from you some moment when she In the far PagSfic as they mid- man Avtry of the Bridge Commlo- commission recommended that, "Regardless of differences the “Don Carlo” when he Joined the gave Navy a .3-0 victory. that it is made under the penal­ wivsd and nursed, but they got on with the exception of maintenance keeping of agreements and the (Conttnned from Peg* One) local unit of the Socialist party, To Help Reliere ConatipadoBl Vh-4r»«ol ap oadi tion would be that of the Presi­ itself against any such loss by en­ This particular President Is ties of perjury. remember that this act of men­ may need you most. sion. Franklin R- Hoadley of British Blast Ruhr If llrer MIe docent Oow Irmtr •very dm an sxpert at ignoring his oppo­ The best- thing ygiKluive to of­ with both businesses and did foe Stonington, a member of foe com­ workers, baste wags rates at the support of foe war effort are para­ Hla first brush with authorities Into your Inteetlnee—consttpeMon with dent himself. Ha was. yesterday, acting-a apMlal death tax to con­ Where separate returns are filed struation should not be attended Svtlncy plant and at fo« Algoma mount" the committee said in 'so crassly cynical that it must be came when, as editor of a Social- awoBen'HMOibiWMi. nents; he has rarely given one by husband and wlfa on Form undue pain or discomfort and fer your chUdrslT Is your own Navy proud. They sank a Jap mission, has mad# arrangements revolting to #11 decent citisens. Again During Night lU hredacne*. mental euUneee, a half (2) ■oalhM M tsttai. . tbe leader who called upon all his tinue for a period of five or ten of them the satisfaction of di­ Middletown Plant calmness, your own serenity. All battleship with a movie destroyer, for a statewide broadcast to en- Steel corporation plant at Sault telegrams to the striking local un lat newapapw*'- he libeled a local aUre foellng often reoult. 8o Soke Dr. people to sacrifice luxury and 1040, the joint personal exemp­ if severe symptoms are experienc- Ste. Marie, Ont., remain unchang­ ions. “The difference, between foe London. Jsn. 12—(A^—The Air political leader. ■dwordt’^ r e Tablets to insure gentle years, such a death tax to be ap­ rectly acknowledging hla exist­ tion allowable ($1,200 where the ec it is a good plan to have a good the experiences that have corns on ths sound stages, long before able foe people of Connecticut h-gh professions of President Ministry announced today that tbe yet thoevtigh hovel morements. OtWe privilege, but who still reserved ence. But oiir Clare won the un­ out of England's years of war the cruiser Sen Francisco covered to hear the remarks. ed. A minority report advocated OfaUgaUoBs Violated teUeli era eimplg wonterhU to ettr up proximately equal to what the tax Receives Award married status has existed examination to determine whether Roosevelt’s-, and Vice President R. A.‘ F. bla.sted the Ruhr again jour Uver bile stotaUoo sad Mm tm to himself the greatest luxury and usual distinction of getting di­ show that os you stand up and itself with glory lb a similar ex­ The bridgs will be formally granting foe steel workers’ request The stoppagM violate “the obli last night In the sixth raid on that {StSiS:? V M M B M on 1942 income would have been throughout the year) may be the trouble. is functional or or­ ploit in foe ^lomons. The San for a baste rate of 55 cents on gation to the government not to Wallace's Speeches and the ad­ muaeulsr Intestlasl ootlon. ISf. 3M. SOc- privilege of all—that of taking rectly and unmistakably Into taken by either, or divided between ganic.. The cause may be very in­ take It, so will your children. open^ to traffic at 1 o’clock in ministration's low ppllticsl per­ area in nine nights. *lans Series PoUov label dUtettoas. AU drugstorw. And that would make the argu­ the President’s annual discus­ Francisco dUm’t have babies and tha afternoon of Feb. 6, when hour. The basic rate for unskilled strike for foe - duration of the The ministry did pot specify the ca ^ of his personal and political Middletown. Jan. 12—(/P)— Gov. them In any proportion agreed consequential, and a few rules of childbirth complicating its assign­ tabor at the Sydney plant has been war,” the telegrams added. formance ia a tragic paradox." ment that if we’re going to have sion of the state of the nation— and Mrs. Raymond E. Baldwin, upon. If separate returns are filed living and dieting may be all that Because you are alone now you Governor Baldwin and Chairman Willkie said in a statement. “I objectives hit. but said that one friends at tbe expense of the na­ a state document no less. A few have to supply all the courage ment, but then things are always Avery will Join in cutting a rib­ 13 4 cents per hour, plus a coat of A similar plea from the com Lectures a pay-as-you-go plan It should regarded here as . Middletonlans, one may not report income which are necessary to restore normal living bonus. mittee Friday brought no Immedi­ hope they do not intend to create plane of the bomber command was tional welfare. pnragraphs of the President’s participated today Ih the Army- belongs to the other, but must re action. and family unity that used to be tougher in the movies. Aren’t bon wrhich will be stretched acroea the brave new world of the conv- missing after the raid. r_ T really be a tax on current income message were all her own, In part your husband's Job. But they? foe highway. ate results. . Hartford. Jan. 12—(PV—Twelve To have made his sacrificial Navy “E’’ award at the Andover port only the income which be­ Those, readers who are interest­ ’There's some thrilling battle ac­ mon man through such instru­ well nigh unanswerable. which is more than Wlllkic ever Kent Aviation corporation, report longs to him (or her). ed in securing further Informatlhn don’t clutch at vour children. Members of the commission A copy, of the new message was mentalities.’' of the nation’s leading psychia­ l^rORMATlON contribution to national unity yes­ The situation Is, then, that this got or lauidon ever got or even You'll find youreeu turning to tion in tho piece, along with foe wrho have served with Chairman sent to Solid Fuels Coordinator trists, neiirologlate and research cd to be the recipients of the first No person is exempt from filing oji the subject of today’s column conventional movie antagonlam Kills Himself Ickes. who had called the walkout Senate Democratic Leader Bark­ Nazi Leaders terday, to give up something Congress has opened with some­ Hoover ever got. ”E” for Middlesex county. a return If his groas income is arf invited to send for Dr. Frank them as oafeguorda for your own Avery In bringing foe Impreoalvt ley of Kentucky defended Flynn’s experts will discuss the civilian or “It ie often amusing, and it is emotional stability. You'll ba so between the emart-Aleck Harvard new bridge to completion are. Mr, Intolerable" and cn iclzcd the non-war aspects of present-day Which, to him. is Just as dear as thing close to nation-w^e agree­ Lieut. Col. Frank A. Young, equal to or greater than the McCMy’a special article entitled man (’Taylor), and tbe hardbitten 'With Shotgun committee for not t king active record, declaring that the paving sometimes politically profitable," chief of the Industrial division of amount specified above for his "Female Derangements." Just ad­ glad you have them to compensate Hoadley, O. Pomeroy Robinson block matter had been ’.llnvesti- 111 Squabble psychiatry and neurology In a se­ any income over $25,000 is to any ment on the Ruml plan. It is an the President said, "to picture the for your new lonallnesa you will out-of-foe-ranks Navy captain of Groton, Allen D. Colvin of this steps to arrange a Mttlement. Springfield Ordnance district, and classification. NeiuA& the Preal­ dress your request to tbe McCoy 'The committee . . . is doing gated by two grand juries in the ries of lectures at the Neuro-Psy­ , American executive, the President obvious piece of legislation, want­ city of Washington as a mad­ Lieut. John D. Young, U.S.N.R.. dent of tbe United States, nor the want to lavish an attention and (Donlevy). Laughton comes in as city and Col. W. Ellsry Allyh of (OenttBOSg troos Pag# O##) chiatric Institute beginning tomor­ should haye surrendered his right house, with the Congress and the Health Service in care of thl8 companionehlp out of keeping with the cructy, aea-lovlng admiral, and Waterford. everything in its power to bring state of New York," and adding (CoatlaMd from Poga Om ) ed by the people, apparently free made the award. Vice President, nor Federal Judgea, newspaper, enclosing a large self- about complete restoration of an­ that “we've g(ot to assume those row. to foist upon this nation and up­ administration disrupted with nor Members of Oongreoo, ore the real needs of either of you. Brennan as foe World War I yeo­ lulled up hla auto to tba curb In Dr. C. C. Burlingame, psychla- from all serious threat of debate confusion and indecision and gen­ addressed envelope and teh cents You can sometimee give your man who Hved on the old destroy­ thracite coal production,” the nrand juries were honest." in Tunisia and since he was senior on Australia the reputation and exempt from filing returns. U. loose stamps for the cost o ront ot foe Grssnapun's drug­ group told Ickes. ('onfirmation-Predlelrd to Rommel he was expected to trlst-in-chlef at the institute, in in Congress itself. If the new eral Incompetence.” Moreover, all income from what­ children a greater feeling of se­ er until ehe was recommissioned store and oakod her to gat In. making the announcement, said foe incapacities of Mr. Edward J. That is. almost word for word. posting and mailing. curity when you are removed for World War II. SenUment aU Truckers to Talk Protest to Lewis Despite foe crltictsin. several have aunreme authority. Congre.ss has come to Washington P(fel ’ « • Corner ever source, unless specifically ex­ When Mra. Wilder deolinod to Democratic Senators pr^lcted the Great Personal .qntagonism lecture course will be attended by Flynn, a man who was not big In answer to the-' "mad-house” cluded by statute, must be report­ from them. There are no hard- over the place, but a rousing good Another potest was telegraph­ members* of hla medics) staff and to do something more construc­ pai-agrapb in tbe key-note speech Questions and Answers and-fast rules about tha outward movie. comply foe man got out of ths car ed by the War Labor board yes­ Senate eventually would confirm Rommel, however, who holds the enough to measure up to the Job* Freedom ed In the return. 'The typee of in­ (Neuralgia) On or Shortage and attempted to force hor la. the Flynn appointment and some rank of field marshal, notified Ber­ invited physicians. tive than quarrel with the bureau­ our Clare delivered to the Repub­ come specifically exempt are listed forms of security. You may terday to John L. Lewis, president The lecturers Include Dr. Foster of Democratic National Chair­ lican State Convention at Hart­ What we pre fighting for Question: Mrs. Tobias P. writes: achieve it by keeping your chil­ “Commandos Strike at Dawn," Then, os a woman rooldant of UMW. which hM urged on Im­ of foe Republicans admitted pri­ lin he would not serve in a subord­ crats, here is its opportunity to Is more than words can tell. in the iiutructions accompanying “After having ; trouble for many Hartford, Jan. 12—(A') —A dis­ the neighborhood hurried towmrd vately they would be surprised if inate position, it was reported, Kennedy, Olumbla University; man or to keep his record clean show legislative tpeed and maka ford. But, lest there be any doubt the return form. , dren close to you. Or you may after a slow start showing us mediate truce, Tlis WLB also Dr. Abraham Nyoerson. Haprardi while in that office, and a man about? it, the President threw lii years In dlgostlhg my food I went bolstsr tholr morale by sending peaceful, innocent pre-war Nor­ trict labor-mansgsroent oammlt tho struggling pair, Swtnyer illlinted out that foe walkout vio- the opposition could muster suf­ Furthermore, It was said that March 15th a relatively cheerful simple lang^iage. I’ll try to say, A person whose gross income to Our best doctors and was told to# to considar mutual problems reached Into' foe auto, pulled out ficient Democratic votes to swing there ia great peraonal antagonjsm Dr. William Healy, Boston! Dr. arho is certainly not big enough his stWml compliments fb oqr does not exceed $3,000, and con­ them away to school where, sur­ way. takes US' through the Ger­ Kted labor’s no-strike pledge. Douglas Frysr, New York Uhiver- day for those Ama'rlcans who are Clare’s Mimor and special politi­ Ws art fighting Freedom's fight my difficulty is ths stomach does rounded by other children, they man invasion in a smalt village, arliing from ths labor shortage the shotgun and .ftiod.. A moment The miner*, whose average pay a niaJority against it. between hini''and Nehrinr. to be glorified with the title pt today. sists wholly of salary, wages, divi­ not make enough acid. They both in the trucking business has been later foe aocond charge tore Into The furore over this appoint­ Nehring long has speciaUzed in alty: Dr. Wladlmlr T. Uberaon and willing and proud to pay, but cal success. dends, interest, or annuities, may will not Im witness to your own gfiows how the villagers react to is estimated unofficially at $8.50 Dr. A. A. Brill. ambassador. Well, our Clare may have said to take hydrochloric odd, but private economic struggles and mounting villainies, how they fight appointed for Connecticut, and Is his head and he dropped to foe a day, say that a flat wage bonus ment completely overshadowed the strategy of open warfare weak In the budget. “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" make a Blmplifled Return bn Form when I do SO'I have tho moat ter­ one of 25 In foe natlon- •treet. comment on three other important which Is likely to develop in Tuni- We have seen the President’s given reporters the slip, and her 1040A, in which the tax due may adult fast. > the omnipresent enemy with all is necessary because of increased own slip may have shown later, I hear the cry in every kingdom. rible neuralgia-like pains all over One of the bravest, most de­ their wiles, and finally how a real Orgontsatlon of the committee, Rounding foe corner of foe living coats. ' nominations sent to the Senate .sia and he Is said to regarl Rom­ loyalty to hla friends before. We be readily ascertained by reference mv body. Do you think tha pains Commando raid is staged. This is announced today by John F. ,Their revolt against the.dues In­ yesterday by the president. In mel "nothing but a lucky tacti­ HEADQUARTERS FOR “Manchesler Day” but siw t;an be as Jaunty m she to a table contained in the form. voted mothers 1 have ever met street Just os foe aulclda shot eras Price of Corn kMw how much he likes to sit pleases from now on, and pick "Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!” are due to the treatment?" sent her two boys off to a private guided by Norwegian Paul Muni, Maero,' Hartford Office of Defense fired, Mrs. LoretU Oawffwrd, was crease, from $1 to $1.50, is based these he chose Judge Wiley B. cian.” down and write an appointing I hear the peoples of the ' world A husband and wife living to­ who escaped in a small boat to Transportation district manager, on foe assertion that the anthra­ Rutledge of foe District of Oolum- When Hitler was unable to In last year’s U.S.O. drive. out some new bows for her hair. gether on July *1 of the taxable Answer: A reaction such os you boarding ocbool because she- wiU bs effected Wednesday oner- a witness to Swinyer’s death. Frozen Today MORTGAGE INFORMATION! latter to “Dear Eddie" when For her entry into Washington repeating. d«.ocrlbc is unknown In my oxperi- didn’t wont them to see her Elngland and tipped off foe Brit­ cite fields were Improperly rep­ bis (Tourt of Appeals to fill s reconcile the two generals ho op Chairman Richard Martin fought year may file separate Simplified noon. Mrs. Wilder was sitting on the resented St the UMW convention pointed a third. Von Arnlm, as Want to reflnanco an old t.vpc mortgage? Want to syarything except his personal was triumphal after all. Grown ence. Howaver, undtr tha circum­ drained of energy after a bard ish about a new German airport running board of foe ear when vacancy on the Suprsme Court, for and obtained recognition of “Freedom! Freedom! Frsedomr’ Ratums if the gross income of stances, the best plan la to return being readied for harassing con­ Two Industto members already last (jetober at which it was vot named Prentiss M. Brown of chief of foe Tiuilsian forces. t)ie buy a house? Come in and we*U gladly explain our m ^ men have spent decades trying each is from tbe prescribed sources day on a newly acquired Job. Al­ appointed are M. A. Savin. Saving police arrived. neutral sources said. Washington. Jsn. 12—UP—Ths Irlsndshlp dictates against it. It tbs principle that Manchester to provoke an answer oat m The harsh angry voices of serfs to the doctor whose advice you are most all her money goes into their voys to RusMa. Tbe Commando od. The rise was favored by dele Michigan to succeed Leon Hender­ Office of Price Administration to­ ern home loan plan—a plan that aaves monoy and bothof and doea not exceed $3,000, or •xpreoo, New London, and John w Swtnyer. police learned, hoe gates from bituminous fields. The German radio continuea to It perhaps tbe President's great- should receive credit for the dona­ Roosevelt. WhMi the Great One and slaves. (Hitler’s slaves). following and oak him what to do. ■ChooUng, and she Uvea in a tiny raid Is a thumping climax. son as price administrate, and day froae com prices on all ox- for you, 1 Whispering, whispering, "Free­ they may file a single Joint re Ghent, Consolidated Motor Lines, been oeporated from bis wife, a picked Josh Lee of Oklahoma for oosert that Nehring haa not been ohongea and in every cafo and lo­ Wt luxury, not always graced, tions made by Manchester people himself greeted her nrrivni In turn on that form if their com­ Usually, If the patient is going to furnished room in an evi. part Tor relief from all this warfare, Hartford. ^The labor member resident of New Haven, for some replaced, referring only today to For over half a century weVe been helung peopM fither, with s very good eholcc of Washington with n spociBl re­ dom!'Freedom!’’ have any after tffact from taking o' town on thie lUttle she has Isft. there’e “Arabian Nights." It’s rich Attesnpted to Avoid Tax membership on the Civil Aeronau­ cal market over the country, gen­ who were employed, and there­ Freedom to worship our Father bined income U from the prescrib­ with color. It’s about the Baghdad Herbert A. Miller of fo e IntamS' Urns. tics Board heavy reinforcements going “ta erally at the highest levels at of Manchester buy homes — let Jhat experienco serr* MsBds. And it is the thing be tort, It was like being prometnd ed sources and does not exceed dilute hydrochloric acid, it will be It is from your psychological tlonol Brotjierhood of Teamsters Nehring’s Hiird Army in Tunisia.’' fore solicited, in Hartford. to eighth grade on tho flrst dqy on high. I ily when the stomach IS severs- stamina, oo matter how you bavs belle named Scheherazade who Brldgaport. Jan 11—un Ar- Moat Senators predictsd Rut­ which sales were made yesterday. •BUld have given up, to the cauM $3,000. A taxpayer may not, how.J Two more labor members and one ledge and Brown would be con The action, designed to halt fur- It is the uma logic—the de­ of schooL She should have Freedom to speak thoughts which ever, flje a Simplified Return if the ly infUmad, or whan than la a to set up your household, that wanted to marry a CktUpb, but fell additional Industry representsttve VoMtlen To Bo Extonded raignineo ' on a charge ef attempting Bound Over te High Court We are alao authorized agents for the sale of Wsf ^ tf natioiMd unity, yesterday. sire to reserve to Manchester the blown him n kiss too. are nigh. stomach ulcer. In ,euch cooea the your children will draw strength. In love with foe mysterious stran­ ore expected to be added, Mr. to avoid payment of tbe floor firmed speetllly. There were re- ther sharp advances in the price Honda. Freedom to wrrits as wejM desire. other apouito files a return on Form ger who turned out to be foe real . IKtrts that Thurman W. Arnold, of born, previously uncontrolled at 1 When Congress originally re- credit for the contributions ot 1040. taking of tha acid may Indues a Lot your youngsters see that you Maers said. Kent. Jon. 12~-(iF>—Because of stocks tax un diatllied apirits thut Bridgeport, Jan. 12—(jP)—Sal Ctaineee Hall Treutlea Freedom,! Freedom! Frs^om! burning pain, but this will be locat­ are anxious and their own anxiety Calipb, ousted by htq covetous The committee. It was sold, will the fuel oil eh o rtl^, Kent pre­ he possessed on Nov. 1, Joseph V. assistant attorney general in vatore. Cantinieri, who la employ­ aU ieveli of distribution, was tak­ tBBsd to enact a $25,000 Umltation Manchester residents to the war en upon Instructions from Stabili­ Son Born Prematurely ed in. th# stomach itoalf. Tha boat wtU know no bounds. brother. / not consider differences or dls- paratory ochoora BOO studento to­ Cangonerry, of Shelton, waived barge of foe Justice Apartment ed in this city, and a resident of Ml iBOomaa, the Prealdent triad to effort-^whicb has prompted the Chungking, Jon. 12—(AV-Chl- Freedom for the right to Uvt, I con do is to guoM at your trou­ With no man around to Insist Youngsters will find foe film as Dutes but will report on foe man day were notified by Father W. S. examination before U. 8. foimmls- anti-trust division, would be named New York, was arraigned before zation Director James F. Byrnea and woe approved, by Secretory of |B t It Into effect by executive or- ^bedullng of a “Manchester na’a new treaties with the United Freedom for the r l ^ t to happi­ HolIywooiL Jah. 12—(JPt—A aon, ble, but it sounds to me os tboiMh on calm, you have to do both the exciting os a Western—which It t'ower situation ui this ar In that case, perhaps, be States and Great Britain, in which ness. weighing 4 1-2 pounda, was born you have neuritis os this (Usordsr mother's and father's Job of forti­ Is, In Arabian dre.-is -and tlis'r alTects foe trucking Industry Chrlatmoa vocation would ba en« morning. Olumbla Appsals bench- Johnson yesterday on g ehorgs at AgtteuHure Wlckard. tha on Day" at Hartford’s Red Cross extraterritorial gnuita are relin­ papas and mamas will catdh a Tew tended until Feb. $, threq. weekn Coromlaaloher Jehnoen bound Senator Moore (R-Okla), who nouncement laid. ,WBB rspslrlng a teglalatlve osMs- Freedom for right to Liberty a month preraaturaly BUnday would be capable of causing gsh- fying the children against panic. this ores and moka reeommonda selling gasoline ration books "C BUILDING W LOAN ASS0C1A1 ION INC blood donor,canter. quished by the Anglo-Saxon na­ Froedom! Freedom t Freedom! eraliged pains. You must be twice aa stable and wisecracks foe kiddies wlU miss. tiona. beyond foe uaual period.' The the man over to the February 9 defeated Lee In the November elec in this ares. Bond was set at $1 The price reilingz were estab­ SM tiMi part of Oongrasa. night to Bttofle Duna, of the Present: John Hall, Babu, I.olf lished by means of s temporary It would be entirely poasible tions, were hailed generally by tbe movies, who is married to leading well-balanced as you might norm­ echool’a main bulUUnga are heated session of ths U. 8. District Oiurt tlon, said he would fight Lee’s 000 and Cantinieri was bound over - Qf^GA^NlUO A P k j when the Preeldent insists for Manchester .people who work Chinese preae today as an ad­ O My God Give us Freedom! man Dennis O’Keefe. The boy will The Array Quartermseter O >rpa ally be. Men have a faculty for Erlkson, Billy Gilbert. Derldedly •More than one-fiffo of the Ifu by an oil burner which can not be at New Haven ami set bond at confirmation Ijccause he.did nut to the February Scssl in ol U. S, 60-day freeze regulation effective present (yum-yum): | Maria Mon* $500. believe he was qualified. District Court at New Haven* . immediately. BR ambaasadorlal in Hartford, and who are there- vance, but some minor notes of I'.eedom! Freedom! Freedom! be named Edward James Flansr ha.s developed a goggle with five holding on to their nerves. You ■aa roM M Cklngso. converted It was explained- questioninf ware iounded. By Charlotte Funkhouoer. gon. Jrl—his fatheg’a true noma. interchongoabls Isnaes. hav* to iBltta bow to conquer your , tes, who maybe can act too. •I I ■ : EVICMNG HEKALD. MANCHFSTFR conn. lOESDa y . JANUARY 12: 194S faub JitM ID g ST .M A i\ L n K 2rii!.K EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1943 \ 0

forward positions a being Emftgency Doctor Cossacks Aid Red moppecT up. Aircraft Carrier Germans Claim Gains Promotion Cliief Petty Offictr idets Flock Tile railway station of Karamik, Dr. Mortimer ' Moriar^y of Selected Head half}\’ay between Georgievsk and Daily Radio Programs M. H. S. Plays East Hartford Friday Forces ill Rolling foe /Jdaiichester Mifilical j\ss6- ' lloriiel Disclo.sed 16 Ships Sunk ■ Builclenovsk, wa.s reported cap­ cigrtion will respond to emer­ Baaten War H bm To University tured and a Russian vanguard Of Ministers I Nazi Ariiiv Back gency calls tomorrow after- was .said to be racing toward ^noon. Victim ill Battle Svoboda, 26 miles west. Two Tankers in Convoy lect 3 ,0 0 0 Eventual* / P. G. As Plans (Continued from Page One) (Continued From Page One) Rev. W. Ralph Ward Is ISdtional Radio Forum From Which 13 Ves­ Collins Eligible ly to Take Special /tpf/s Attfirk Af(oin / President o f CJerical Driving credit for an important part In the | tics among its per.sonnel. normally sels Previously Sunk. To Carry On j Courses at Yale. gairu* deep in the Caucasus. If ith Strong Forces/ About Town 2,170, Were reported few. Group of Maiiehester. To Take Cher New Time Baltlefront dispatches said they I Berlin l From German Broad- Uescribch I.ast Hours Berlin (From German Broad­ had planted the Red flag on the I casts), Jan. 12.—(P)—^Tho high For Hall of Fame Hvn Haven. Jan. 12.— —The cast.H). Jan, 12 i/P)— The high Temple Chapter. O K..S. No, 63. Describing the Hornet’s last At the annual meeting of the Despite War! summit of the .Ma.shuk and Besh-1 command coniiniiiHqu^ reporting New York, J ^ . 12—(JP)— T he. tunes from CBS, will be an added command reported in a special Squad Hard ; A nny Air Forces’ technical traln- will meet tomorrow evening in the hours in a hitherto unpublished in­ Manchester Ministers Association National Radio Forum, one of Hhe guest, tail mountain.s overtnoking Pyali- today on yc.stcrday^k action on terview at Niitley, N. .1., a month bulletin today foat German sub­ command school at Yale, rep- Ma.sonic Temple. A .social time held today at Emanuel Lutheran oldest network featurss of this marines had added 16 ships total­ gorsk, I the Ru.s.slan front, said that "be­ with refre.shments will follow the ago. Marine Private George R, Bob sMier c.mp.ign.’'j g V Roster Dudley Reviews Recoril t’ Yeaentlnif a country-wide concen- The mountain .slopes, river yal- ; tween the Caiicasii.s ami the Don. church, the following olllccr.s were type which has been on foe air Tuning Tonight: NBC— 8 John ling 89,000 tons to their toll in re­ Games Tonight 'l^tmtlon of officer candidates In four business sc.sslon. Kindmark, a aiirvlVor, told of two considerably more than a decade, ny Presents; 8:30 Horace Heldt For Famous Star lo r Coacb Promises Entira leys aivl rail lines were reported in the area of Stalingrad and in Japnnf*.^!' planc.s dlve-erashliig to elected for 1913: Pre.-iident, Rev. cent operations. Of Pro Golfers for! lOf the live technical ground force strewn with the Nazi dead, where will take a new time when it show; 9 Battle of Sexes; 9:30 Fib­ Two of foe ships, totalling 17,- the Don area the Russians again Gordon Pratt who l.s with the the decks. The explosion.* wrecked W. Ralph Ward, Jr.; secretary. Place on Baseball’ s 7:00—Grocers vs. Shamrocks. Team Will Be Ready complement departments, got un- the Russians had overwhelmed line attacked the same focal points as cornel on foe BLU Wednesday ber McGee and Molly; 10 Bob 000 tons, were in a tanker convoy Riddled For 1942; Benefit Games der way today, laigeat thing of its Coast Guard at Manhattan Beach the superstructure and set the big Rabbi Berthold Woythaler: treas­ night It will be 15 minutes later' Hope; 10:30 Red Skelton. - 8:00—Parachute vs. PA AC. , after line of defenses. before with .strong forces.” ship aflame. from which 13 ships totalling 124,- Shrine; Greiit Player. 9:00—CAAA vs. Cavaliers. For i Blistering Pace y^lclnd In the country. spent the week-end with his wife, urer, Rev. Janies Young. The re­ than heretofore at 10:30. (5b S—7:30 American melodies; tons previously had been Net Over Million. The.se dispatches saiil Geoi- The Russians were declared re­ Patrol planes from the Hornet 000 Slightly more than two thirds gievsk and Mineralnye Vodi. cores the former Miss Phyllis Sumner, In doing so it will have a two- 8 Lights Out "The Mirror” ; 8:80 sunk, foe bulletin said. Next Season In Next Contest. o f the ultimate 3.000 men were on pulsed in "bitter fighting. " partly and his parents, at 447 Main opened the battle, Kindmark rela­ tiring officers are: President Rev. By Judaou Bailey I of the German defense, fell in par­ by counter-attacks, aiyl to have James S. Neill, Secretary Rev. Earl way discussion of foe "Fuel Oil A1 Jolson; 9 Burns and Allen; 9:30 (There was no confirmation By Ed. Dudley, PGA President I- the scene and more were pouring street. ted, after spotting an enemy Task New York, Jan. 12—(P)—Al- ticularly hard fighting. There Ger­ lost 63 arnioced vehicles—45 of H. Kurgeson, Troasurer Rev. Thor- Problem." Sec of foe Interior Suspense, drama; 10 Dave Elman from other sources of these enemy Philadelphia, Jan. 12.— —Pro­ Manchester High must be ready E- fat houriy to occupy residential Force off the islands, some 350 Harold L. Ickes, who Is the pe­ war bond auction; 10:30 talk Dr. mans launched several counter­ them in the Stalingrad-fighting sten A. Gustafson. clainaa. The high command did though baeebaiie' Hall of Fame at Twenty-Eight Players fessional golf will go all out for the Low Scores for East Hartford Friday night fe halls and class rooms hallowed hy Polish National Alliance. Group miles northeast of Guadalcanal. troleum coordinator, and Sen. H. J. van Mook. not say where the tanker convoy f generations of occupancy by Yale attacks in an attempt to regain alone. American torpedo planes attackad The new president. Rev. Mr. c«>p.,.tow. u . .uhruiM M o, EUgibU wiiH Q u b and to alt intents and purposes tha Georgievsk. but finally fell hack No. 1988, will hold a special meet­ Waid, appointed Dr. Brownell Ralph O. Brewster, Republican of BLU—7:30 Psltion the steppes . toward Aleksandrov- in the Don area with losses, the kept firing and the survivor count­ have been effected for the Morton What to expect Wednesday; The annoyncement said the lat­ third baseman of the 1890s and there will be more work for those In us for the biggest game of all Moriarty’s Keglers. ground force officers, only meteor­ Lieut. Biretta giaduated from skoe, 30 miles farther north. communique asserted. was so well attended it was felt early 1900a. who do play bi^cball in the spring. time. It la essential that we keep Wliile the fans might not have ology will be pursued elsewhere. Miss Margaret McVeigh ed 25 falling enemy planes. Then, Goiild carnival, to take over in NBC—11:30 a.m. Snow Village: est ainkin'gk disposed of the rem­ Manchester High school in the "The Germans have already lost In the central sector. German that another ought to be held If at toto the Wednesday ahov at 0:15 1:15 p.m. Sketches in Melody; 6 In foe hpinion of Stedler, who The Qncinnati Reds, for ' ex physically fit. We are asked by the The All-Stars took s three point recognized it ,as yet the opposition Officer candidates came from Miss Margaret McVeigh, a life with the carrier burning fiercely, all possible. Due to the shortage nants of foe convoy, declared al­ class of 1937 and attended the Uni­ a considerable part of what they shock troops were .said to have the order was given to abandon on MBS which had co-starred U. S. 'Navy band. CBS—3:16 hss been writing sports*for four ample, find themselves with only government physical fitness divi­ tn .school boy Tanks is getting stif- liowry Field, Denver, where they long resident of Manchester, died of fuel, however, it was decided to ready heavily damaged by "re­ lead over Morjarty Blathers at versity of Connecticut where he ivon last summer, ’ Red Star de­ penetrated Soviet positions, in a ship. Tolland Jack Pearl. While each program Roundtable on "Industrial Health lentless attacks.” decades, foe comparative young­ 28 active combatants. Ordinarily, sion ' to keep ourselves in good fer all the {inic. The boya of this had been studying armament and joined the Resen'e Officers Train­ clared. The Army newspaper said yesterday ' at the home of her have the service in May rather an off-season squad numbering shape, and anyone who belleve.s in the West .Side Rec alleys last season are playing for keeps. Bris­ photography, from Chanute Field. local artion and .southeast of Lake (3ther American war.ships deliv­ Mrs. John H. Steele will include a ten-mihute drama, 4:30 Coimtry Journal: 6:15 Today Other. submarines in the North sters who are now writing baseball ing Corps. Subsequently he be­ foe position of the enemy was brother' P. Edward ^MeVey of 34 than during Lent as prevlousl.v. only foe first one will be . by Nor­ at the Duncans. BLU— 12:30 Farm only three more than the summer thi.s should not let curtailment of ni.eht in the league from the same tol came here last Friday night an airplane maintenance and Ilmen the attacking Ru.ssians were ered the final blows to the carrier 1178-8, BockviUe The Association was happy to and South Atlantic, the bulletin and whose votes sslect the stars came (Commander of the First greatly complicated by loss of the declared to have lost 24 armored Flower street after a lingering Ill­ man Ckirwin, a fantasy titled “ 100 and Home program; 1:45 U. S tor places In ths hall of fame, player limit would be cause (or transportation Interfere In keep­ recreation center and behind the and won from a good Manchester tnschsnica' instruction center, and key towns along the Caucasus rail ness. She had lived at the North when it was found that she had welcome again Rev. Watson Wood- said, have sunk 14 vessels total­ Battalion of the Corps at the col­ vehicles. been damaged beyond repair. years henSe." George S. Kaufman Marine' band; 4 (Jlub Matinee. ling 72,000 tons, mostly from should have someone call foeir at­ concern, but these are not normal ing himself mentally and physical­ High team but it did not walk off from Scott Field, 111., where until trunk line. End for many years before mak­ Friday at 7:30 p. m. the Boy niff whose long illness had com­ good bowling of Angelo and Tag- now cadet communications train­ lege. German bornbers reported hits Thus, the force of seven aircraft and Oacar Levant will be co-guest MBS—11:30 a.m. Yankee House convoys. tention to the merits of a atand- times. ly capable of carrying on his war gert won going a-way. Taggert cop­ witli the honors. The locals were It added that the simultaneous ing her home 'vlth her brother. In pelled him to be absent for many in there every minute despite the ing had been centered. For leadership and military ex­ on Russian traffic on the Mur­ carriers with which the United Scouts will meet in the social masters of ceromonlea and Olga party; 4 p.m. Tom, Dick and (These sinkings likewise were ou whom they never saw. Clubs are fortunate to have men job. ped high single with 127 and three cellence, Lieut Biretta was award­ Russian gains in the north Cau­ addition to him she is survived by months. Membership and a cor­ with faw lies p>r with some all With this thought in mind. I .score and at least seven shots, that Remaining at those fields, of mansk railway. States entered the war on Dec. 7, rooms of the church for their dial welcome was also extended to Coelho singer of Latln-American Harry; 5:45 Junior Newscaster without confirmation from any There being no logical objection string honors with 348. ed at his graduation the Connecti­ casus deprived the Germans of two other brothers, all of Man­ to this, he bas circularised all ment whMh keeps them out of the suggest that all leader.*! in war ordinarily would have dropped course, wilt be the large training positions from which they might 1941. was reduced to three— the meeting, with Rev. Ernest E. Rev. Brovvne Barr, newly appoint­ other source.) In the other match Rockville, cut Society, Sons of American chester. William J., and Joseph. members of the Baseball. Writers service, but does not Interlere with work and those on the home front, into the net, rimmed the hoop and centers for enlisted men in the have been able to maneuver to the The funeral will be held Thurs­ Enterprise, Saratoga and Ranger. O’Neal as leader. - ed assistant minister at the Cen­ who is accused of taking vitc pills four departments of instruction. Revolution medal and also the Of the other carriers, the Lexing­ Association of America tn recent ball playing. A double hernia may spend at Ica.st three hours a week dropped outside. But. like all oth­ support of their divisions trapped Jiulee Denies day morning at 9:30 from foe Wil­ An expre.ssion of -very sincere ter Congregational church. 1080 1S80 before the games, whitewashed er sports. Its the final score foat Courses here will range from six Connecticut Disabled American ton was lost in the Battle of the appreciation has been received and days to point out (k>Uins. The spot­ permit Pete Reiser to go on with Ir. outdoor exercise. There is no before Stalingrad. liam P. ()uish funeral home and Reads Informative Paper WTIC KUocydes WDRC the Brooklyns, it Is understood Hamilton's Pros. Murawski was unts. • to 20 weeks and there will hie a Veterans cup given on the basis of Coral Sea, foe Yorktown at Mid­ is extended to the Federated Following the business session a Kilocycles Talmaclge Leaves light showed many quallflcatlops. finer way to do thl.s than pliying high with 131 best tingle and 327 competitive drilling excellence. Called Single .Strategy- from St. James’s church at 10 way and foe Wasp in the Solo­ Gregory Rice, America's greatest a round of golf. There are a num­ No Setup Frlda.v constant flow of men into Yale, Kaiser Appeal o’clock. Burial will be in the family church congregation for a Christ­ stimulating paper was road by Dr. (DoUins played 19 years in foe as a three string honor. The scores: then back to active commands. Shortly after his graduation last Red Star linked the gains in mons. Tuesday, January 18 Tuesday, January 12 distance runner, was twice reject­ ber of golf clubs and p'ay-as-you- If anyone has any idea that Fri­ plot at St. Bridget's cemetery. mas gift of money sent to the Ferris Re.vnolds of the Second ) Governor’s Chair big leagues—with the Boston ed by the army for the same rea ,'Vloriart.v ( 1) T^e work got under way May he was assigned to duty at •he Cairasus with those north- The Navy’s identifying an­ Bahmondas of Lima, Peru, who Congregational church on the P. M, M. Braves and Red Sox and foe Phila­ play courses ea.sily accessible by ___ 115 90 — 293 day’s game will be a setup for '■ est of Moscow as a single stra- Friends may call at the funeral son. McAdams 88 promptly this morning under the foe Pinellas Army Air Base. St. nouncement last night explained are now in foe Hartford Seminary topic, "The Philosophical Theology 3:00—The Stoty of Mary Marlin. 3:00—David Harum. delphia Afoletico— and in Stedler'a railway and bus facilities, and even McCann . ___ 97 91 106—294 Manchester now is the time to get . etersburg, Fla., as an aviation '"SV and a single display of strik- Portland, Ore., Jan. 12,—i/Pi^ home this evening and until the that the name of the carrier as rid of the idea. The over east team eye of Brigadier General Julius W. .National Labor Relations ’ board hour of foe funeral. in preparation for religious work of F. R. Tennant.” 3:15—Ms Perklna. 3 :15—News. Atlanta, Jan. 12—(P;—Red-sua- judgment rsvolutlonlzed foe art of within walking distance, and if Werner . ___ 119 97 98—314 engineer officer. 'nc power. "The Don. Velikie Luki well as those of the 10 other ships An old baseball saying is that you love the game enough you will Is a hot number since it played Jones, commanding general of the attorneys attempted to begin tes­ in Peru. The meeting was held at the 3:30—Pepper Young's Family. 3:20— St. Louis Matinee. pendered Eugene Talmadge, fiery guarding foe "hot corner.” While Olson .. . ___ 108 106 111—325 and Pyatigorsk are links in the was withheld "for reasons of mili­ more b(Ul players rust nut than le'. nothing p-event you from jilay- Manchester here three weeks ago First District. Army Air Forces timony today on a bitterly fought Kazimerz KIrka The Federated church Sunday Emanuel Lutheran church with 3:45—Program from N. Y. 3:30— Keyboard Concerts. landmark of Georgia politics for with the Boston Nationals he was Mahoney ___ 122 88 101—311 '’■’me chain,” foe Army organ de­ tary security and to avoid causing wear out. ’This is particularly true ing nine.or eighteen holes in .vour and appears to be getting strong­ Technical Training command, a he. .ring of CIO charges foat three morning worship service will be Rev. T. A. Gustafson as host. The 4:00—Backstage Wife. 4:00—News. nearly a quarter of a century, the first third baseman to stop foe veteran flier who ranks as a com- clared. Kazimerz Kiraa, of 118 Oak needless anxiety on foe part of re­ of pitchers. Icisuretime. er every time out. In fact it haa Tributes Are Paid Henry J. Kaiser shipyards dis­ held next Sunday in the church ladies of the church served a de­ 4:15r-Stella Dallas. 4:15—Afternoon Melodies. walked out of foe governor's office deadly bunting game of foe Balti­ 561 472 504 1537 The shattering Caucasus ad­ street, died at the Manchester Me­ latives and friends of the person­ 'There will be no rusting this Retain MentherHliip won three games since that time ‘ mand pilot. criminated in favor of the AFL. school room downstairs in the lightful Smorgasbord luncheon. 4:30—Loranzo Jones. 4:45— War News. today to take his place in civilian more Orioles, led by McGraw, year. There will be niore service \II-Mtani (3) In Active Command vance which had carried Soviet morial hospital last evening after nel who survived these actions.” The Association accepted the in­ 4:45— Young Widder Brown. 55—National News. Golfers should retain their and looks like a formidable foe for The way was cleared by Federal church and will continue to be held life-rand it was not a happy pros­ Keeler and Jennings. per performer than at any time Guthrie ...... 98 118 102—318 In active command of the Yale To Mayor Seiillv Armies 80 miles from recaptured a short illness. Born In Poland he Next • of Kin Notified vitation of Rev. E. H. Furgeson to 5:00—When a Girl Marries. 6:00—Ad Liner. memberships in golf clubs and the Bilk town lads. ^.fozdok in nine day.s also put the District Judge James A. Fee who came to Manchester about 30 theie until warmer weather. pect for foe "sage from Sugar During hia career he was the since 1918. Helm . .. ___ 105 90 111—306 school was Col. Charles T. Arnett Next of kin of all personnel Mrs. Alvina W. (Tlough teacher come to the North Methoffist 5:15—Portia Faces Ufe. 5:30—News. creek.” leading fielder at bis position In 1 lay the game as much i as po.ssi-A.igclo . ___ 124 115 104—343 Still Chance and under him, Lieut. Col. Wil­ Russian Armies in that area in denied a Kaiser appeal for a re­ years ago and bas resided here church for their next luncheon Men who otherwise might not killed, wounded or missing have in toventry who has been com­ 5:30—Just Plain BUI. 5:39—The Scoffer and foe Scrap Pledged to "restore democracy both the National and American have the opportunities easily can bl - during the pre.sent emergency. T.*ggert . ___ 127 107 114—348 There is still a chance for Man­ liam L. Travis, as director of position to sweep to the head­ straining order, the latest in a ever since. In addition to his wife, meeting In February. : — Ben Bernie. Now more than ever before, it is Waterbury, Jan. 12 — !,?>) — A i waters of the Kuban river, to aim been notified, the Navy said. The muting to her home in Tolland 5:45—Front Page Farrell. 5 45 and decency” in Georgia's govern­ leagues and in five seasons be become stara in '43, Breen .. ___ 99 105 84—288 chester to cop the (3CIL this year training, an incisive speaking series of objections by the AFL Garafino. he is survived by four : —News. es.sential that we on the home lief-stricken city today paid its I at recapture of the oil fields of sons. Alphonse. Stanley, Chester only other American vessel lost in will stay in Coventry through the 6:00—News. 6 00 ment, Ellis Gibbs ArnsU, 35-year- batted well over .300. In 1898, Over the years, the top hand.s but it means a lot of concentra­ West Pointer, who lost no time in and the Kaiser company. the action was the destroyer Por­ 6:15—Road to Victory. 6:05—War Ckimmentary. front kre'* kept healthy, and by linal tribute to a wartime mayor, | Maikop, at the rail centers of Vor- and -Frank. The deceased was a week, until later. old attorney general, was inaugu­ when bis batting average was .337, have been those who parti'Ipatcd 553 535 515 1603 tion every time out. If nothing getting things organized. ter, previously announced. The Rev. Ernest E. O'Neal had for 6:30—Strictly Sports. 6:10— S porta. rated today aa the state's 71st he oollected 15 home runs to lead playing ^ I f. which is an activity more it can force Meriden to a tla Colonel Travis, by the way, ob­ Vincent A. Scully. osliilovsk and Armavir, and final­ Civil Laws Not Set Aside member of St. James'- church. Food Shortage in the most games. Their ability ly at the German strongpoints of Hornet's commander. Rear Ad­ his sermon theme Sunday mo’rn- 6:45—Lowell Thomas, commenta­ 6:15—Trsaiury Star Parade. chief executive to succeed foe vet­ the National League. They had a kept them in the thick of things. of recreatloi) as well as relaxation, HiuniltoB (0) provided foat Bristol knocks off jects to calling the men of the Funeral services will be held from miral Charles P. Mason of Pensa­ Thousands of men and womeu Krasnodar and Kropotkin. the William P. Qiiish funeral home ing worship service, "The Cradle tor. 6:30—Frazier Hunt, News. eran Talmadge, who ia vacating dead ball in those days. wc will be getting the exercise Brown . . ___ 102 90 93—285 the Stiver City team and Manehaa- technical command "ground from all walks of the city life join­ Tacoma. Wash.— (/Pi—Superior cola. Fla., is safe, the Navy added. Danger Is Seen 6:45—The World Today. Both operations on which So­ on Main street at 8:30 Thursday of Christianity.” . T:00—Fred Waring in Pleasure the political scene after three Collins switched to the newly Ray Starr, who at 35 finally that is so es.sehrial to the war ef­ Suchv . . . ___ 110 115 104—329 ter does likewise. But the Meridan forces.” ed with state leaders in paying Court Judge Ernest M. Card ruled The Honiet was built at the Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m. 710)1. 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy. formed American League in 1901 fort. \ team is riding foe creat this year viet communiques gave detailed that the ordering of a blackout by morning and from St. James’s gubernatorial terms. lived up to his name with the Reds Lewis . . . ___ 112 93 92—297 "It gives the wrong Idea," he their final tribute. The funeral was i nf o r m a o n pointed to the Newport News Shipbuilding and the Young People's group met in 7:15—Newf of the World. 7:15—Harry Jame.v. as manager of foe Red Sox and in flopped in three previous Nation Golf is a big business, employing and unless the local boya put a bit 1 1 military authorities did not set church at 8:45. Burial will be in Drydock company, Newport News, It was a disappointed Talmadge Cowles .. ___ 102 102 99—303 told a party of newspapermen to the largest Waterbury has had .straightening of the Ru.ssian lines the social room of the Federated Hartford. Jan. 12.—(JP)—The 7:80—Come On and Dance. 7:30—American Melody Hour. who left office. He had strongly 1903 ran away with foe pennant. League trials. , "The veteran con a great number of - persons in 109— 296 more oomph into Its.play, without whom foe post was shown for foe •’.side civil laws governing traffic. St. James's cemetery. Friends Va., launched Dec. 14, 1940. and Zwick . . ___ 88 98 since 1909 when Gov. George L. and the widening of the fronts, may call at the funeral home from church for meeting. Worship lead­ American public is now only be­ 7:45—H. V. Kaltenborn. 8:00— Lights Out. hoped for a fourth form and there The Red Sox were ao great that tends the principal reason was maintaining clubhouses, golf being told, it's only a aNgtlt first time. "Every man in the air Lilley of Waterbury died iii office. In the absence of a formal declara­ christened by Mrs. Frank Knox, er was Emily Hayden. Topic for ginning to realize foe serious dan- 8:00—Jotmny Presents. 8:30—At Jolson. fana wanted to see them matched courses and grounds; playing thou­ chance. j Nev\ Successes Claimed tion of martial law. Judge Card this evening until the hour of the wife of the secretary of the Navy. was a strong hint that someday that he didn’t work enough to de­ 514 498 497 1509 forces Is important. It takes Mayor Scully died Saturday after funeral. discussion was "CTiristian (fomes geis of food shortagre which faces 8:30—Horace Heidt'e Treasure 8:65—Cecil Brown, News. against foe mighty Pittsburgh velop effectiveness. sands of dollars yearly in Federal Spotting any team eleven point* roughly 32 men to keep one plane ' New successes wci ■ claimed in held that no citizen had a right to It was placed in commission in he might try again for, he said he Rockville (4) a five day illness following a heart in the Making." The young people this country a.* the war progrMb- Chest. 9:00—Geo. Burns A Grade Allen is "still s young man.” Talmadge Pirates who had dominated the Batters claim Starr won 15 taxes., Tlie game it-self ertables in a big handicap and few, if any. In the atr and they’re all impor­ ] the lower Don valley but there drive on a , public thoroughfare October. 1941, and was 770 feet M urawski ___ 131 100 9 6 - 327 attack. seem to be much interested In es, Dwight J. Minor, chairman of 9:00—Battle oi the Sexea. 9:15— Boys Choir of Columbus was 58 last September. National League three straight games for a club last in hitting millions of our citizens on tjhe 90—324 can overcome that advBBtaga. Ons tant was no identification in the early luring darkness without lights. He long and normally carried 81 to 85 Jaquith ...... 140 94 More than 1,700 crowded the thc.se worship services. the Connecticut USDA War 9:15—“I Got Wings," starring Ohio years. with nothing more than a nothing b, me front to obtain heallhfiH 107 116— 325 thing that is apparent this year, “While, officially, these men are church of the Immaculate Concep­ morning communique of the popu­ di.smissed a damage suit based on aircraft. Orlofski ...... 102 Fuiiteruls Monday at 8 p. ni. the Federated Board, said today in • tolk that Canada Lee. 9:30—Suspense. •V __ The result was the first World I ball, but the truth Is that he is the exercise and relaxation. For three' 125—318 which has been absent for a Ion#, not fliers many will go aloft in tion where a solemn high mass of lated places reported captured. 1 traffic accident which occurred The Northampton was sunk and 10:00— An American in Russia. T^eFazziSfl . . . 9.3 100 church officers and teachers of the launched the 1943 fartb mobiliza­ 9:30—Fibber McGee and Molly. Series and Ckillins' Red Sox won j .ype who must work often to de- re-.8i ns alone, those who can af­ ...... 98 99— S83 time, la tha excellent work o i ths' actual practice and some of the requiem was sung. Several thou­ The Red Army thrust In this area ‘ n a blackout. Both plaintiff and Mrs. Jennie Northrop seven other American ships dam­ 10:30— Charlie Splvak. Vices Pressure it after losing three of foe flret HPivltt .. 86 previously was placed at about 60 aged on the night of Nov. 30 in .school met st the parsonage for tion campaign for OflBnecticut. 10:00— Bob Hope. I /e'op control and finesse. ford it should continue their mem­ cheer leaders. But for some rea­ most daring missions have been sand more men, women and chil­ endant were driving without All that farmers can produce 11:00—News. four games. miles from Rostov. -hts.. Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie an engagement that brought de­ the monthly business meeting. 10:30—Red Skelton and (Company. I Iron Man Starr bagged both berships in their neighborhood 552 499 526 1577 son, aa yet unapparent, tha taam performed by men who were not dren lined the main streets to view .uitlirup, formerly of Depot Private Warren Clough from of the essential foovls needed in 11:00—News. 11:05— Sports Roundup. Will Face Brown After ending his baseball career ends of minor league doublehead- golf club. did not respond to foe cbeeta that rated as fliers." the funeral cortege which con.sLst- (The Soviet midday communi­ struction of two large Japanese 11:10—Quincy Howe, News. quare, widow of Charles North­ destroyers or cruisers, four de­ Fort Slocum. New York, spent a the war effort will, almost cer­ 11:15—Dance Music. at Providence in the Eastern or.s 21 times. Hls effectiveness in­ I would like to offer this sug­ rent the Rec last Friday. Moot of Meanwhile, as tramping pla­ ed of more than 200 automobiles. que reported foat fierce counter­ 11:15— Flank Sinatra, Songs. rop, were held this morning at stroyers. two troop transiiorts and short furlough at his Tolland home tainly. not be eno'.jgh, Mr. Minor 11:30—PoUah Orchestra. League in 1911 Collins settled creased, instead of decreased, gestion to all golf clubs and to the the boys kept looking for tha toons stepped sprucely into Yale Heading foe list of state and attacks were launched on a large Ginger Fruit 11:30—Xavier Cougat Orchestra down in Buffalo and now is em scale in the night's fightinc in 8:30 at the Holmes Funeral Home a cargo vessel. The heavy cruiser and attended the Sunday morning said. He spoke to a group of coun­ 12:00—News. while performing workhorse golf profc.'isionals throughout the score posted on foe scoreboard in­ classrooms and dined in Yale com­ city officials who joined with reia- ty chairmen of USDA War 12:00—Jlews. Washington, Jan. 12.—f/Pi— Tie ployed by the City’s Park Coraniis-' stunt."!. Broths?!’ Ben the lower Don valley and south­ on Woodbrldge street, anu at St. was built by the Bethlehem Steel worship service at the Federated 12:05— Roy Shield's Orchestra. country, that they extend the stead of concentrating on tha mons, foe college and university tives and friends in paj-lng their Bridget's church at nine o’clock of church. Boards, county administrative as­ 12:55—News. mendous pressure for price in­ Over a stretch of five years, the west of Velikie Luki. on the cen­ SQUARES corporation at Quincy, Mass., and creases ia one of the major prob­ courtesy of a round of golf to any game. carried on its regular curriculum last tributes to Mayor Scully were which she was a member. The Fellow.ship of Pray'er meet­ sistants of the AAA and county Tomorrow’s Program Redlegs have had the flnert pitch­ member of the armed forces on with diminished facilities but no tral front west of Moscow, but launched in September, 1929. lems that will face Prentiss M. Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin, former Rev. Marshal Filip, assistant The. cruiser Juneau was com­ ing will be held Thiir.sday at 8 agricultural agents of the exten- TouMrraw’s Progiv M. ing in the big show. Yet they leave. ^ less zeal than the Army. Gov. Robert A. Hurley. .Mayor said that the offensive continued •sion service, who will be key nicn 7:00—News. Brown if his nomination to suc­ have not carried as many hiirlers to on in the Caucasus. pastor, officiated and Mrs. Mar­ missioned in 1942 and the Atlan­ p. m. at the parsonage. Everyone A. M. ceed Leon Henderson as price ad­ Golf has already done a splendid Many of foe remaining under­ John S, Monagan of Waterbury. roll garet Shea sang the mass and pre­ in the state’s farm mobilization 6:00—Reveille, Agriculture News 7:10—Shoppers' Special. as most clubs. Kilrea Leading (The communique was broadcast ta In 1941. Capt. Lyman Kniite is welcome to attend those Bible ministrator la confirmed by the Poverty Row job in aiding war charitiea through graduates^ are hopeful of joining Mayor John W. .Mutphy of New sided at the organ. As foe body studies. drivo, meeting at the Hartford 6:25—News. 7:20— Youth Center Program. Bucky Walters toiled more than Maxie Schubert’^ Kin b.i the Moscow radio and recorded Swenspnj’ of . Provo, Utah. the Senate. its many club activitiea and ex­ some branch of foe Army forces Haven, State Adjutant Gen. Regi­ was bftme into foe church she . Friday at 7:30 p, m. the Young county building to organize for 7:30—Robart Furriers Program. I lO Innings for three con.secutive by the Soviet monitor in London^ Juneau's commander, was report­ 6:30— Reveille. The determination of the former hibitions. The manufacturers of Does Fine Job As a Hockey Scorer anyway, and lots of the new ca­ nald B. Delacour, State Selective sang, "Nearer My God to Thee," ed missing, but the Atlanta's People's choir will meet in rehear­ farm-to-farm visits that will 6:55—News. 7:40— Bond (Jlothes Progratn. seasons. Paul Derringer pitched dets were students themselves not (Of the lower Don battle Is said Senator from Michigan to roaiat At Tropical golf implements and sup|)lles are Service Director John F. Robinson. and at foe close of the service, skipper Capt. Samuel Power Jen­ sal at the home of Mias Emily reach every farmer in the state. 7:00—Morning Watch. 7:55—News. more than 300 In '38 and ’39, 297 using their plants to make vital long ago. "the enemy is striv’ing to stem the Inflationary movements would get Sub; Cops All Honoi% State Police Commis.sioner Edward "Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Call­ kins of San Diego, Calif., is safe, Hayden, with Mrs, Helen Upson The meeting, taking foe form 8 :00—Ntws. 8:0 0 -^ ew a of foe World. in "40. In the case of Johnny Van war necessities. .1. Hickey; former Mayor John P. a Ivance of Soviet troops, hurling 8:15-c!shoppers' Special. quirk teat, informed but un­ New Haven. Jan. 12.—iiF)—Tha ing." the "Navy said. of Rock\1lle, director. of a state "srhool” for this group 8:15—World News Roundup. quotable government sourcel indi­ derMeer, who throws more per Elton, former Mayor Francis P. large forces of tanks and infantry 8;3(l—News. Wishful Thinking Fails inning than most hurlcrs, hls When Maxie Schubert fails to Hgrshey star. Walter Kilrea, for The bearers were: Karl Keller, of leaders, will be followed oy. 8:30—Women's Radio Bazaar cated today, in the heat now being Fathers Of Eight Guilfoile and former Mayor Pat­ into the battle. In one sector the county "schools” attended oy 8:3!WShoppers Special. record clearly shows that the only show up at the Cravat League we w e^ s a consistent pack leader in Attempts to Open Newton Taggart, Paul Dllworfo with Nan Clarke. applied for booata lii three staple T o Raise Gas Ban As American League hockey '^coring, rick M. Perrielo, all of Waterbury. Hitlerites concentrated about 100 and Mark Hanna. The remains To Lend Tavlor to community committeemen of foe 8:55—Singing Neighbor. successful seasons he has enjoyed do not get foe 'scores. There is, tc.nks and launched fierce counter­ 8:55—Program Parade. fo ^ s. Oneinnati — (A^ — Outfielders perhaps, a bit of jealousy amongst seems . to have bit aorat kind were placed in foe receiving vault AAA. who will make foe canvass. 9:0O-*Muatc While You Work. 9:00— Press News Nags Stay Idle. were those In which he pitched 200 Max Marshall and Gerald Walker attacks. Our troop.s repulsed all Ellin|rton Farm-front pressures seek a 15 (he member# and it became ap­ ot a Jack-pot with a total of 53 River Are Futile in St. Bridget's cemetery. The farm visits will start late in -t, 9:15—Puany Money Man. 9:15—Ullca a Cappella Chqir per cent increase in potato ceilings. or more innings, joe Beggs, tHe of the Reds each is the father of the enemy -counter-attacks, dis­ Economic Group January and continue through 9:45—Victory Flront. relief pitcher, wJio appeared In 38 parent when the result.- of last points, flv8'4ip on his nearest rival. 9:30—Melody Time. 10 per cent booat for beans, and By Paul Harrleon four children. Friday’s games could not be found Kilrea hait\bcen top scorer for abled 13 links and killed more Charles S. L. Tack Rural mall earlier Charles Ban­ most of February, reaching an es­ 10:00— Valiant Lady. games last year, and who had an Open Forum 9:45—Gene and Glenn. advances varying over the coun­ NEA Staff Correspondent until Schubert got off' a sick bed ti.' pMt five weeks and league f l u t Haddam, Conn., Jan. 12— than 300 (Terman officers and Funeral flervices of Charles S. L. croft of Main street, is llL at his timated 14,0(X> farms. 10:00—Melody Time. 10:15—Stories America Loves. Hialeah, Jan. 12—It’s a mighty earned-run average of 2.12 per Bowling Green Selei-ted Hartford, Jan. 12—(A>i—Gover­ home with a severe cold. ■ try for milk and other dairy prod­ to find them. In order that foe headquarters yesterday gave him OPl— Attempts to open the Ckmnec- men. . . " Tack were held at two o ’clock this 10:30—Amanda of Honeynioon ucts, these sources said. sad tune stable boys are humming nine rounds, believes hia effective­ nor Baldwin has agreed to lend Miss Fannie Barber of Maple 10:15—The O’Neils. rest'Of the circuit could not say a credit boost of fopr points, foraa ticut river for the— passage of Coffee Too, Clara ? Inflicting Hea\-y Losses afternoon at his late home, 92 10:30—Help Mata. HiU. as they work at Hialeah and Trop­ ness is due to his being in the bull­ Minneapolis, Minn.— (JP) —The Claude E. Taylor, assistant budget street who hss been ill for the past 10:45—Bacholors Chlldran. pen every-day. anything, he sent hls brother Ben­ for goals and one as-gn aasiat. barges of sorely needed fuel oil To foe Editor. ("In foe ^area southwest of I Bissell street, and at 2:30 at the director, to the Pennsylvania Eco­ Approves Plan 10:45—Young Or. Malone. ica] Parks. Ths whinnying of foe local entry in the American Asso­ had been unsuccessful this morn­ Zion Lutheran church. Cooper two weeks is able to be about foe 11:00—Clara Lu-N-Em. thoroughbreds seems melancholy. Hard work never hurt anybody, ciation baseball league will train nie up to take hls place and its DeMarco of ..ProvldiNjce garner­ It was mighty nice of the sec­ Velikie Luki. despite tremendous nomic League for six months to house. ll:0O-Road of life. Butter Situation good thing for this league that ed a total of 48 points, five better ing, although the only cargo known los-ses in manpower and equip­ street,. Burial was in Mount Hope help reorganize Pennsylvania's set. 11:15—Vic and Bade. 11:15— Second Husband. Sometimes foe breeze, sighing Including pitchers. at Bowling Green, Ky. retary and treasurer of the Sorop- There will be a meeting Wednes­ he I Bennie I is not bowling all the than Ills previous aggregate. All. to be on foe way was a barge of ment, the German command is cemetery, Talcottville, Rev. John up. to prepare the state’s budget For Fund Raismg' 11:30—Program from N. Y. 11:30— Bright Horizons. through the palms, brings faint timist club to give me all that data day night at the Rockville Town time. He rolleed foe best score, the new ones were assists. gasoline that left New Haven this throwing large forces of infantry Kaviucb, of Hartford, was foe of­ and to carry out similar duties, 11:45—David Hamm. 11:45— Aunt Jenny's Stories. May Get Better bugle notes from an army camp. on the work done by the club. Evi­ Want something extra special Hall for auxiliary state and local 12:00 noon—Kata Sniith Speaks. captured high single and foe three Tliis put Lies Cunningham , In morning. and tanks into the counter-at­ ficiating clergyman. Mr. Taylor announced today: ' 12:00—Medley TImo—H a l, Kolb, But all these sounds blend in a dently they don't use double en­ for desert tonight? Serve warm police from this area and John F. string honors. Bengston was a ti.ird place with a 46 and ''tied One barge was loading with oil tacks'. Repelling the Hitlerite coun­ Bearers were Louis Schlemlnger, President of the league is Dr. Washington, Jan. W — (A*) — organist P M requiem for horse racing in Flor­ In New York, it was reported -at try book keeping Now our Towns­ fragrant, tender gingerbread with Laboc of Rockville who was re­ 12:151—Big Sister. id. close second. The scores: Harrv Frost of Hershey and Norhl^ end Club does Our members pay ter-attack, our troop.s are inflict­ Otto Schlemlnger. Charles Stolten- O. Glenn Saxon, former Connecti­ President Rcwsevelt ^proved to­ P. M. Boston, Jan. 12—(Fl-"Houss- .th e James McWilliams Blue Line a delightful refreshing orange feldt, Walter Borst, John Kamm cently given an honorai'y medical 12:30— Romance of Helen Trent Of an early morning at foe two Team No. 3 (4) Mann of Providence in fourth. 25 cents per month and that in­ ing heavy losses on the enemy. In cut finance commissioner and Yale day a plan for two inajor money­ 12:15—Luachsonaires. wlves who have been Itmltsd to a Sports Roundup Irwin ...... 82 91 92—265 'office here, but there was hesita­ sauce that is deliciously sweetened and John Adamy. ischarge from the Navy because 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. ifreat estabtiahments. everything Buck Jones was the league’s cludes our Townsend Weekly one sector alone the Germans lost professor and adri.ser In the 1936 raising campaigns/for relief ac­ 12:30— Marjorie MUIs. quarter pound of butter in mak­ Murphy ...... 113 115 108—336 tion about risking a tie-up of with marshmallows.. It’s different presidential campaign to Alfred of Injuries while in combat duty, 1 :00—News. looks normal—at first. Horses and "bad man" with 66 minutes In thg which is getting more interesting in killed about 500 officers and tivities this year, one in the spring 1 :00—Newa. ing purchases at grocery stores B. Schubert .120 116 136—372 barges in the ice until it was cer­ and saves sugar, too. E. Land()n. L‘ expected to address foe meet­ 1:05—Do YOU Rcinember had a hint today that ths sHuatlon exercise boys leave foe stables for penalty box. tain the craft couM proceed to every copy. We gave $5.00 to foe men...... Anniversary Mass by the American Red O ose and 1:15—Aunt Jeanya ReM Life tha track, and pound around it By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. i»After the Berlin Olympics, he says, Minnich ...... 95 123 100—318 \ This light, tender gingerbread An anniversary mass will be Mr. Taylor said that.his title will ing. the other in October for “a na­ 1:15—Ms Perklna. may Improve. their destination. Y. M. C. A. for the use of one ("In another sector our troops is made in a jiffy. Creamy-soft Storiea. Walkers cool out blanketed New York. Jan. 12— J but needed boots for-th e work. some of them a mile away. Milton S. Gurvltx, described by field and gymnasium on the shore return foe following day and re­ to Red Cross and in 10 months the 1 cup boiling water nard W. Briggs, Buckland; Erlls pestles, pipes, a hatchet and pot­ As a bridge builder be was quali­ Hartford, Jan. 13.—(F)— A l­ of their usual loud banter. only called Georgia, Texas, Ala­ Station has cancelled its basketball register as a Democrat. Then Club No. 2 has sent to Headquar­ two trainloads of German troops, Blend Spry, salt and spices. Add Good News and Bad-^ - Firemen eatlmnted damage to his attorney as a "sick man man- Moat of them are aa jittery and bama. Tennessee, Second Ai*" Force sielMriule because Capt. John Dale of the Atlantic Ocean some 60 Keeney, 158 Keeney street; Mar­ tery. fied. He got foe boots. the Kean Patent Leather factory tally,” plfSded guilty yesterday to though New Britain still has 174 l^egislator Harry Boivln resigned ters $60.50—combined Connecticut with their munitions, waiting in sugar gradually and cream well. tin Scbleldge, 15 Ash street. short-tempered aa foeir horses. and the Elastern All Stars to win Pric'f!’'Station commandant, decid­ New Haven Writer miles from Gotham will replace St, a two-atory, wooden building, at a Federal indictment charging be cases of measlea, the disease show­ •nd Jacobs, who ran for state rep- clubs $1,867.76. We are purchasing the city to move toward foe Add egg and beat weU. Add mo­ Discharged today: William Her­ Firth, Idaho— (Jp) — Victor E. Some are full of bravado and con but even picked Texas College fiver ed Ik wasn’t a good idea to use gov- Petersburg. Fie. Coupons Not of Use Now Marry at Halfway Point $50,000, but damage to the homes mailed threatening letters 4o the ed a decline from 411 to 376 cases xeeentative on foe Democratic a War Bond by the stamp method. front, the communique said. So­ lasses and blend. Sift flour wifo- ron, 72 Benton street; Daniel Frandsen received a cablegram fidsnee— ‘T just got it from a fella Tuakegee. ernrnent transportation for games viet tanks and armored cars then from his son. Staff Sergt. Marvin was minor. No workers were in trustees, warning foam under in (JoimscUcut last week it was Sent to Hospital ticket last spring, was in line for I am sure Mrs. Blanche Pren­ baking powder and soda. Add to Malley, 827 Middle Turnpike New York — (/P) —(3eorge A. McPherson, Kas,—t/F) —Walno announced today by foe State who knows a guy who’s right next Stopped In One during the gaa and rubber short­ were reported to have swarmed E. Frandsen. stationed in the the buUdtng when the fire start' threat of harm to themselves and the appointment But foe county tice. whom every one likes, knows creamed mixture, blending well. East! Mrs. Frederick Irwin and Dewey, who used to live in Brook­ R. Nhylom, whose home is in May­ Health Department in its weekly to foe rail in Washington He saya When the Maryland U. and. Coast age. An intra-mural program will Last Night FighU •ourt appointed Louis H. Graver, from her work among aged people into th# city, killed the troops and Add boiling water and beat until South Pacific. It read: "Love and ed. their families to discharge Gurvltz foia gas ration business is gotta Guard Academy boxing teams be aubatltuted.. .The 'Tank Bust son, Rockville; Mrs. Frank Bern- best, wishes for Christmas and lyn, now Is with the U. S. Army tn nard. Mass., was in^he Army at Six fire departments bij)ught because he was a Jew. He will be morbidity report. VUlroad >'ardman. on foe grounds that our cause is just. I think by captured the train.) smooth. hard, 12 Orchard street. England. He wrote George C. Til Ontario, Calif. Hia best girl. Jean be changed end we’ll ell be oper­ clashed the other night, the coaches era" of the 628th Tank Destroyer New Haven. Conn., Jan. 12— The push foat took Kuberle was New Year’s. All well” A few the flames under control three eentenced Monday. On the Incrsase, however, were outfit, winners of the Camp 1-ivlng. (;Pi_Wimam W. (Bill) Harding, Jaeobe' single day as a republican foe time this war is over and foe Pour batter into 10xl0x2-tncb Birth: Yesterday, a daughter to you, Kings county ration adminis­ Prenttas, "was in ArUngtan. Mass. whooping cough, 60 to $6 ; acartet atin' in another week.” picked Eddie La Fond, whose Cath­ dlaqualifled him under foe law re- people meet their income taxes, down foe Stalingrad-Tlkhoretsk Sprycoated pan. Bake in moderate hours later Frandaen received hours after the Bret alann. The olic U. team meets both later la aton, La., boxing tournament last sports editor of foe New Haven By The Associated Prtpg Mr. and Mrs. R ^ Matson, 54 trator, that his fu d oil coupons, They wanted to marry. So they fever, 29 to 75 and lobar pneu New York—Pet Comiskeg, Mis tjuiring foe appointment go to a etc., there will be more people in­ Railway, from Zimovniki. The oven (350 degrees F.) 45 to 55 telegram from foe War depart­ cause was unknown. Mas With Pietura In HaiM the saason, as the referee.. .They year, are warming up for the.Gold- Journml-Courier end former preei' Chestnut street. ment His son had been killed in which had just reached him In decided to start their marital menla, 60 to 93. WtuHuf p ofor I Peterson. N. J„ knocked out Blf Mnon abo had been a Democrat terested in social security, for all capture of a series of towns north minutes. Serve in squares wifo career by meeting each other half­ figured it wee a smart move be­ •n OlovM Eliminations at Camp dent of the Connecticut Sporte Death: Today, Kazimerz Kirka, action. England, are "not of much use in ButcB Bepett Onsunltlas London. Jan. 13—(F)— ^Threa- Bowie, Tex. . . . Navy Lieut. Glenn Writere Alliance, collapecd early Boy Cerlllo, 208, Hartford. Oeea, - H r tiM last fira years. and help Dr. Townsend and Lord from Kuberle for 21 miles and a Marshmallow Orange Sauce. 118 Oak street. this vicinity. I doubt very much if way—at McPherson. They met, cause (a) Eddie is a good referee, Beveridge put across foeir noble year-old Doris Watson didn’t know District Dirsetars Plannsd Provldanca, R. I., Jan. 13—(FI— who aloo works in pro fights, end Killinger, whose North Carolina today and was taken to St. Ra- flanking drive to Vesloiy, about .Marshmallow Onuige Saocei the British ministry would honor married, honeymooned. Then ^ Chicago—Joe Miiocate. 1$4, Buf­ ideas. 30 miles south of Zlmonild, has Dogs Must Make Room Uelboume, Jan. 12—(P>—The quite what it maant that her fa The Brown Herald, dally newspa­ (b) hg wouldn’t be able to do much pre-flight baseball team did a good pheal’s hospital where attaches cup orange juice Faint Wins Her Room thqn even on the lend-iease basis.' Nhylom went west, and Mrs. Nhy­ falo. N. Y „ knockad out M p a ff As lor foe new deputy ehief straightened the front in foat Dash of salt Toyal Netherlands East Indiea foer was a prisoner of war in Ger­ Boston, Jan. 13—(F>—Tlw office per voice of Brown University un- scouting because he couldn’t take job last summer, has bean trana said his condition was "fair.” of lom returned east again. Deneon, 186. IndiawopolK SP' police, well I was never Interest­ sector. 2 tea^oona cornstarch Oakland. Calif.—Vf) —Even foe Vrmy lost 159 officers and meii, many, tout aha did know be had of SUte OPA ndminiotrator dergr^uatea for nearly 53 years, notrs while working. ferred to the North Atlantic Ad' Harding, who returned to hia •prinn, Ooln,. Jaa. n Ogden, Utah— (/FIt -A Minnea­ dega at the pound had to move BoUiUng NiRtary Stnogth " th Dutch and Indonesian, in been gone a loiig time and decided Maianchiisetta will be allmlnnted announead today foat it had sus- miral’s staff aa athletic director office Sunday after a week's ill- Holyoke. Maos. — io M vndM^ ed tn politics snd never in the The Caucasus drive has put Red H cup quartereS marshrosil- Oapa Taken Aa Seuvenliu 3 Boatman’s Paragraph tn Army B-35 plane crash polis girl arrived to, enter a de­ over. A cow, her calf and a goat '-.ting on Islands north of. Aus' to Mas hls pioture on the mantel- by n plan calUng for thraa district peiHled publication "until victory.” Whltey Budrunaa of Waukegan. Preparing to go on leave from hia neea. completed hie night’s task of 155. Puerto lUco. outodiited Om arms of foe law. But I do like to Army columns into Budennovsk, lows fense school In Ogdien. She tried Buffalo, 151, n U ad d p M i, OtW ' t y atarday «n tha eantral Colo- hear Chief Gordon sing and when ahare foeir quarters. The farm Stockholm. Jan. 12—(P)—Stead­ uaUn, in tbs Inst hglf o f $943, an p ie ^ Phe ^ ed wtth his picture ifi diracton rahfWs fsuroas tnd^^ Phriaka^ of its staff, as maiatoera 111., former Marquette U. bsMcet- Jackoont^e p ^ this week. First getting out the sperU aectiea of about 100 miles northeast of IM cups orange sections all known methods of finding a ily building her military strength, Great Falls, Mont.—(P>—Sol­ Weahlngton ~ Buddy T plalaA killing alx peionns, he wants to retire that will be Georgievsk, at the end ei a ^>ur animala made nuisancea of them- official statsmMit said today. Most her hanu whan she eilmbed oa a •d today. The dlrsetora would m of tha aditorial and husinasa ball player and player-coach in Class Bpecialiit Georgie Abrams, the paper and was on hia way Conibine orange juice, salt, and room in the crowded community selvea In a reaidentiai aecUon—the Sweden plana to apend 2,060,000,- diers are complaining to Rad Croaa home when stricken. 182, McKeesport. Pa..^ MMla wiaticiHi title* at Pet- time enough to pick his succtoaor. rail line, and at Kislovodsk, 42 cornstarch. Bring to boil and eook of the losses; it said, occurred in chair to reach it and Jher night stationed in Booton, Worcester and boards antered the armed acrvlcea, Lithuania'in 19,38-39. passes along the middleweight fighter, bought I Raid feOMe baa# o f the cra ft He has done and is doing good without resulto So she walked cow and calf by stepping undaint- 000 kroiier (currently $402,340,- canteen officials. Souvenir hunt­ gown jfsught fire fram an open Springfield, to administer eastern, was given as the chief reason for s few observations about basket­ only one ticket to Chicago but. tw< Hospital authorities said ha was George Parkers, U l; miles Boufowtot of Georgievsk. 5 minutes. Add marshmallows and ers. it seems, take their capa from guerrilla oparatlons on various is Naanea aC tha gseUms work at present. ■to*-.- a hotel lobby and fainted. A ily on lawns and shrubs, and the 000) on defense during the fiscal gaa hMter. cantnl u d veMtra, districts. ttos MlBpMISiOlle ’ ball on aa Intaraational g a m s... far ths return trip. being treated for abock. 1Meantime, the Russians - reported. | let cool. Add orange sections and kindly hotel occupant gave up a cafes and night spots. They have Am goat by eating a pair of ailk atock- year 1043-44, it was announced to­ \ < > I , ■■ ■ JMP ahsr ibf towns behind the] blend. room. Inga from a clotbeslina. day. to pay for their own ranlarsa— «■. V ■ . h MAX^CHKSIEK EVIENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. T U E S D A Y ^ N U A R Y 12, 1943 'MAN c t S b R EVB^d ' illES^^AiWAW 12,194s'

MICKE Y FINN Task Foret! L A N K LEON

OO YOU t h i N k n o t a c h a n c e GEE— HE ALWAYS MAYBE WED HE'S NOT NO MlCKEYi Sense and Nonsense UNCLE PHIL MIGH: MlCKEYi THEY BUILDS HIMSELF , BETTER GO HERE. TOM HERE HE COMES POSSIBLY SELL , ^ L Y SELL THINGS UP FOR SUCH OVER—AND HE M U ^ V xNOWi AND I'M A farmer and a professor were What Ood Hath Promised Pint Postage Stamps THE RAMROD A LIKE CANDX TERRIBLE . BE ON HAND BEEN TURN! IBEGINNIN* TO The first postage stamps were fiharlng a seat on a tsaln. It wU' God hath not promised skies al- TO THE POST J CIGARETTES . LETDOWNS! TO CHEER' DOWN QUIC y WONDER IP getting lonesome, so the farmer Issued by Individual postmasters HE'LL BE ways blue, at their own expense in 1845. e x c h a n g e , TOM? J MD SOUVENIRS! [itarted a conversation, and they Flower-strewn pathways all our TURNED DOWN! Moving—Trucking— Help Wanted— Female 35 [loun became a friendly pair. Postmasters at Alexandria, Va., AnnoancemenU Automobiles for Sale 4 Household Goods 51 Houses for Sale 72 lives through; Brattlsboro, Vt., and other places Lost and Found Storage 2U Little Hope Held Professor (thinking he would Qod hath not promised sun with­ i937 G. M. C. 3-4 TOIiI panel truck. 2 ROOM OUTFIT NEW 6 ROOM Colonial, on bus fiave some fun with the farmer)— supplied their patrons with stamps r— FROM CLOTHES Une, MASTER MIND—Visit Madame GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New out rain, or stamped envelopes, which are Williams, well known advisor on Good motor, very clean, J245.00. THE? AUSTIN A. CHAMBEBt. Oo. —»99.95— line, 4 acres, moref if needed, hot et's have a game of riddles to Joy without sorrow, peace without awMter. Return to Mrs. Terms and trades accepted. Brun­ Model Laundry, Summit street. water Keat, copper plumbing, Of More Butter pass the time. If you have a rid­ now highly prised by collectors, nut Partrldre, 47 1-2 Charter all walks of life. If you are in loc^ and long dtatance moving. I>ain, ner Sales, 80 Oakland street. Return load syatem, furniture Just the Outfit You Need to Start garage, apple orchard, running dle I can’t answer, I’ll give you a and have considerable value. The ; Oak atreet^______need Of advise come to the place But God hath promised strength postmaster stamps were super­ where thousands have been helped Tel. 5191. . . * • storage. Dial 6260, Your Own Home bi-ook. Reasonable terms to re­ dollar, or •vice versa. Help Wanted— Male 36 Chicago, Jan. 12—(P)—Little, if for the day, seded by the first government Is­ |t/> T—PAIR OF MEN’S grray fur liable party. L. E. Clark, 844 W. Farmer—All rigbL But as you 8 for the. past 26 years. 532 Ann COLK MOTORS--WE1 HAVE .60 any, immediate relief In the pres­ Rest from the. labor, light for the sues, July 1, 1847. m a n WANTED FOR kitchen $20 Deposit $2 Weekly Middle Turnpike. are better educated than I am, do ^ lined glovea on Main street near street, HarUord, Conn. By ap­ used car models rancing from "35 ent butter shortage Is expect^ by way. , Park Saturday night Finder pointment Phone 6-1370. Repairing 23 work. Apply Manchester Me­ 9u mind if I only give you fifty Grace for the trials, help from to '41. See us before buying. We morial Hospital. Includes modern Bedroom Suite: dairy men, they said today, al­ It was a wet day, and as the ‘ pleaae phone 8619. Reward. accept, trades and terms. Tel. Wanted— Real Estate '77 though the country has passed the cents?; above, •SAWS OF ALL KINDS filed, set. Bed, Dresser and Chest. Sheets, Professor—O. K. You go first. UnfalHng sympathy, undying love. pretty girl entered the crowded 'LOST—NEW YORK AND Con- Automobiles for Sale 4164. Pillow Cases, Rug. Lamps. Picture; point of lowest production and ana repaired, cord wood saws WANTED—15 TO 20 acre farm, Farmer (slowly)—Well, what —Annie Johnson. car, a man rose to bis feet: necUcut State driver’s license, Dugs— Birds— Pets 41 5 pc. Dinette: Table and 4 chairs. output will expand from now un­ .Young Woman—No, you must .UTOMOBILES “EQUAL TO i'OR SALE—1939. CHEVROLET gummed, power and hand lawn house and barn, in good condition. animal has two legs flying and I also Social Security card and birth 3 pc. Dinner Set, 26 pcs. Silver­ til July. not give up your seat; I Insist. New.” 1942 Olds sedan, club. 1941 Town .sedan, in good condition, mowers ivcrhauled, and sharp­ Call 2-0274. / Butter is rationed voluntarily In liree legs walking? certificate, in black billfold. Find­ ened. Stored all; winter no extra COCKER SPANIEL puppies. Start ware, Metal Utility Cabinet, Rug, Girl (to her mother)—Mother, Man—You may insist as much Pontiac sedan, 1941 Chevrolet heater. Inquire at 72 East Center practically all sections of the na­ Professor, (looking serious)— er please call 6776. charge. Axes, knives, shears, and the New Year with a Merry Ash Stand, etc. our shepherd dog watched my as you like, miss. I'm getting out OUT OUR WAY ^ BY J. R. WILLIa!m S o u r BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLE sedan, 1941 Chevrolet convertible. street. Cocker puppy to brighten and tion, but no official system under That's a tough one right at the skates sharpened. Capitol Grind­ Legal Notices 78 start. I don't believe I can answer new soldier friend all the time he here! _ 1940 Plymouth .station wagon. protect .vnur home. Jack Frost We will warehouse this merchan- government control has been an­ was calling on me. 1941 Olds sedan. Many others. FOR SALE—1941 W1LL6'S. con­ ing Co., 38 Main. Tel. 7958. nounced. Dairy men said they did lit. Here's a dollar. Now, teii me DOMT W(3RRy--l’M 'AREN'T N00TW&-BERO E&AD,TV1IG&S,'SC50 DO ME A Announcements dition new. Tel, 2-0602. Manches­ Kennels, 26 Gardner street. • lise at no extra cost to you, for i,f Kiank H. Schalz l.iir • if Aii(i>t\« r ! m llic I'lohiitf lilMrict, not know when. If ever, govern­ vhat’s the answer? Mother—Well, probably It’s be­ Nothing Matters New'But Vic WATCH IM* CL O SE / SRAME INCJUSTICE See Finance Manager. Brun­ I’ lANO TUNING and repairing. future delivery. WltO SWORE OEF ners, 80 Oakland street, Man- ter. E’OH SALE— PEDIGREED white nf Amlo\ »*r, (h’rciisi‘(L ment rationing- would be Intro­ Farmer (grinning)—I don’t cause he looked so sheepish. tory. Buy Wkr Bonds Today. WANTED—RIDE TO Colts, 11 to Player piano specialty. John Tin AUmini^trator havlnK uxlilhit* BUT I HADC>AGO MIDMISVAT LUNCHES RAIS1N& ^^ONEV IN THIS MANNER and liver Pointer. Inquire at 28 duced. know either—here's your fifty 7 shift Van Dyke plant. Call c icsler. Tel. .6191-4485. FOR SALE?— 1935 Plymouth sedan Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. A-L-B-E-R-T-S • «1 lUM a ilm in lN ir a lin n a c c o u n t w U h TWO BLOCKS FER FORxTHE OURWnOM ? • TO PAN /WW INCOME TAV-ES,/— • |Folcy street or telephone 6718. 6>a!rl Kwiair to ih r^ ’nurl of rrobalr J50. 1934 Chevrolet convertible, Tel. 4219, November and December are cents. WATER IM CASE OF X 2 0 t o i o n a h o r s e 7756; .MERCTJRY 1940 CO.WERTIBLE , 4,3 Allyn St. f'»r .^alfl lilfitrict for aMowanr*-, li ordinarily the poorest months for FUNNY BUSINESS •^VdU DOMIT LOOK e a r coupe, radio, heater. Low mileage, like now. 1927 Model T Ford Hartford Conn. in FIRE.' EVER-YBODYiS MOCN U K E THE: THAT CAME Tt> ME IN A vV ANTED TO TUNE, repair and MliDKHKI>;--Tliaf thr .lay making-butter, and that, was the A man needed a gardener, and good tires, very clean. 1041 coupe $351)0. 1936 Bulck sedan C.ir, Train, or Bus Expenses will HAVIW TROUBLE-- $12,6. Brunner Sale., Compan.v, 80 regulate your piano or player Wanted— Pets— «'f .fan. ll‘i;{. at !» o ol.ick in ihf case in 1942. Output normally ex­ Igot a letter from a gentleman SONS ^ v/ALLEV OREAM,— PERHAPS THIS ) ^ Chevrolet Special Dclu.xe 4 'door be refunded on purchase of above f o r . n.>on, a t Uu* F i u h a l c O frU e in DOM’T FERCblT I’M Oakland street. Tel. .6191. piano. Tel. Manchester 5052 Poultry— Stocky 41 pands in January, and. with the |concemlng a man named Smith, FOREE ViiTN TVAAT, CHEESE \NILL SWJE M E y / ^ sedan. W-W tires only. 7400 merchandise. I ’nlnii'lita Im . and th«‘ n.iim- in as- exception of the short month of DOWN! HERE-- .'•ilim-d fo r a h v a r iiiK on llic a l lo w ­ The gentleman wrote: "John SL A B OE c h e e s e : ANOTHER PROF1TAELE W ANTED miles. Brunners. Tel. 3191- 4485 February, continues to increase MOWERS SHARPENESJ, repair­ WANTED TC BUY beef cows, SURE 100 p e r c e n t WOOL rugs ance of n.iid adm iiiiHtraiion acrouiit ■smith has an excellent knowledge HOLLERWHEW NIGHTMARE.' Manchester. Household Services ed. shear grinding, key fitting, calve.s and pigs for slaughtering. arc scarce, but we have a limited \4flh saifl Knt.tlr anr| thin Court until peak production is reached in lo f gardening. He can manage a rr STARTS.' > Offered 13-A duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. VVill pay good price. Manchester directj: tlu- A ord« r once in some Igarden to perfection" . . . and ON D E R , CURTAINS LAU.NDERED very $69.50. Tel. 3.635, Benson s. 713 lUNNN^p.ipir liaviim a circulation in EXPERIENCED To Main. ■ |si on through a long list of od- reasonable. Call 82.64 or 7247. NEW CONVERTIBLE TOPS, cel­ >aid TM m( rict .it tca.**t fl\» da>.n hr- IN COOKING .McKlNNEY BROTHERS Articles for Sale 45 f*)i> ‘•.ilrl m u»' a.'>.''ic;n. d. Famous Doctor |mirablc thingp Smith could do. For Insuninoe luloid replaced in curtains, all IF YOU ENTERTAIN the id'a of \\iifl- du$ ret urn make. As he read the letter he .said to 505 -Main Street (At the Center) Heating— Plumbing— kinds of leather work. (^as. Lak- FARMERS, t r u c k e r s : Stock purchasing a new radio,, we sug- Cert Ified from !»• c i d Ihimsclf: “That’s the very fellow CLAYTON K. HINT Taken bv Death Manchester, Conn. Roofing 17 ing, 90 Cambridge streoc. Tele­ up in Wards Drum-Lot Oil Sale, rest an early selection as our .fudge. Ifor me: Jie can do the very things Cheney Brothers Telephone 60M - 748S phone 4740. for present or future delivery. stock of Phllco and Motorola ll want." Finally he reached the Apply Employment Bureau ED COUGHUN—REPAIRS OF For a limited time only. 100 per­ cabinet radios arc nearly gone. lend of the page, turned to the Main Office all types of roofs. 390 Woodland cent pure Pennsylvania, reduced Tel. 3535. Benson's. 713 Main. Baltimore. Md.. Jan. 12 - iPi — Inext page, and on that one were street. Phone 7707. Help Wanted— Female 35 to 65c. gal Save now! Mont­ Dr. Howard Atwood Kelly. 84, in­ Iwritten only three words: "But be gomery Ward, 822 Main street. LINOLEUM REMNANT SALE— Nazis lo Remove ternationally known medical Iwon’t.” We are closing out ends of rolls, WANTED—GIRL T O R ^ . Counter authority, and member of the There arc men and women who work in Dry Cleaning store. Ex- FOR SALE -LARGE HERALD sizes suitable for bath rooms or Aiiierieaii Parlv "big fou r" of- the original Johns and Sun'day inutcs. on West Side small kitchens. Selling at great Icould revolutionize the communi- HELP ^ ARTHUR A. pericne’ed preferred, but not Hopkins Medical school faculty, |ties in which they live, who could neceasary. Good pay. Apply Super of town. C61II 4845 after 6. savings. Bring in your measure­ died today after a brief illness. At Union Memorial hospit.il Icontribute - la.sting benefits to the Clef.nci'.s, 747 Main street. Man­ ments. Montsomcrv Ward Co. IHves of their most Intimate KNOFLA Bern. Jan. 12—'/Pj—American where Dr. Kelly was a patient for F o r Sale WANTED chester. Ifriends. But they won't. For Electrical Appliances I :EED a BEDROO.M s e t for your diplomats and journalist*, former­ the past week, death was ascribed Two*Family House, 4 rooms WANTED —TtVO WOMEN or Radio I spare room ? See our attractive ly active in Vichy, and a number to a heart condition complicated NEN/i each. Oil burner up­ girls for Manchester Laundrj’. 72 ‘ ' 3 pc. maple group with dresser, of other Americans who were in­ by his advanced age. A INSURANCE Maple street. COMPLETE RADIO STATION, I chest on chest and panel bed. All terned at Lourdes after German He was born in Camden. N. J., T N P E O H stairs. Steam heat both W ar Work troops moved into unoccupied I-IZ Ask Your Neighbor! WIDEP for sale. George Cone. ■ for $59.95. Yea we. can still sell Feb. 20, 1858. He was known SLIGHT tenements. Close to Main W ANTED-W OM AN or girl for 151 Hollister street, Manchester. I a steel spring and inner spring France will be remove ! to Ger­ chiefly In his profession as a sur­ Women for typing, part time or steady. New System many tomorrow. United States le­ v ^o r K = . street. 875 Main SL Phone 5440 Conn. , I mattress too! See Benson's geon of the abdominal region and ■y :XCT5,— >tA »wci. we BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON -aa. P R IC E ...... $6,000 clerical work and as Laundry. Harrison street. ■------Furn. 713 Main, next to A.' * P. gation officials here said today. when he was but 28 years old be­ Where the American party, came professor of gynecology and power sewing machine WANTED — EXPERIENCED Garden— Farm— Dairy I DOZENS OF ATTRACTIVE solid numbering 133, would be taken obstetrics in Johns Hopkins whicji h a con itoi $Y wiA suvict, iMC T m. wm. ii. i fat. < stenographer. Rogers Paper 5Ifg. I maple kitchen sets have been was not known. The United States It W onl Be Long BY EDGAR MARTIN 6-Room Single. Furnace Products 50 was then organizing. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES operators. Co. Tel. 5163. : sold lately. The correct styles and legation received its information *‘Quie Cod home, t lo give traction. Consult us for The Finance board’s budget pro­ .elails. Dublin Tractor Company. posals will be submitted to a spe­ t\liitc Wood, Poplar, or Buss. moms, dinette, hath, open space I Burnos Aires. Jan. 12—(.-Pi— on serond floor. Crane fixtures I’tovidcnce Rd.. Williniantic. cial meeting of the Board of Al­ StnartJ.WasIey Sizes 1 to 3 inches. .\iiy ‘ .\;gentinus request that Germany dermen on Jan. 18. Hie new bud­ HOLD KVERYTHING and tub, shower, steam heat, oil withdraw her Naval attache here. ■ml ■atato and Insaranee quantity, whether 1.000 or burner, coal grates available. get. if adopted, will take effect Wanted—To Buv 58 ; Capt. Dietrich Niebuhr, on the April 1. A fM t hi cauu-ge 100,000 feet. Must be fairly Hot water attachment, all oak ! grounds he is an undesirable char- MaSa T heater Bnlldbig good lumber. Will pu.v cash floors, shades, metal iicreens, I acter was interpreted in diplo- awnings, built about 3 years, lot matic circles today as a warning I aSM . 7146 on delivery. If you have .60x136. sidewalk, sewer, gas and ( , WANTED TO BUV second hand I Cheerful Frock anything to offer, please tele­ i stroller. Telephone 2-0573. i to Berlin that the Argentine gov- eleotrielty. Owner moving De­ ; ornment intends to cooperate with phone sires quirk artlon. Price $6,200. VANTED TO BUY baby car- American neighbors in ridi^ing this WASH TUBS Making It Clear BY ROY CRANl riage. either wicker or peram­ continent of Axis espionage. WANTED bulator type. Pleaae call 5903 < W.\i,TON W. (JRANT A government announcement J- FOBTUNATELV, v o u ^ r k n o w The Kage Co. after 4, A SAND TABLE HAG BEEN Manchester Hartford 3-7584 last night disclosed that Niebuhr's TOW NV HAS SEEN TOWmV a s THOR­ Elm Street Manchester recall had been asked after the PREPARED FROM AERAL MAPS. OUGHLY a s IP TOO Evening Herald Residence: 3160 Manchester German government refused to IT REPRESENTS A TOWN IN 6ER* OP INTEREST TO Rooms Without Board 59 surrender him to the jurisdiction MANY WHICH WE WILL CALL'X*. T O U R I ^ AND MANY IIV/SO there. 1 CAN Classified Advertisements FOR RENT—LARGE furnialicd of the Argentine Supreme court YOU WILL NOTICE THE TOWN IS PICTURES ARE AMAIL* NOT CVERGMPKASa Count six averaife words to «i line. w o n or a m front room, twin beds. Main for trial. Accusations of espionage ABLE. STUDY THEM. THE AABOATANCB 16 to 45 SURROUNDED BV A MEDIEVAL Initials, numbers and abbreviations street. Suitable for married cou­ were made against Niebuhr after LEARN EVERY OP THIS. OUR LlUiS : aach count as a word and compound an investigation based on informa­ WALL. HAVING THREE 6A TE S . ; words as two words. Minimum cost TO WORK IN RETAIL FOOD STORE ple or two gentlemen. Tcl. 6120. THE TOWN HAU....HERE„. IS STREET.,.EVEfty AND THE s u c c e s s ^ la price of three lines. tion supplied by the-United States. Line rate* per day for transient’ Accident Insurance Policy For HEA-TED, CONNECTING living OUR OB3ECTIVE BU1LDIM6 OP OUR lEAlO ads. and bedrooms: to 2 gentlemen or DEPEUDON IT. Bffectlre Merrli 17. ll»27 Cash Charge 5 DAY-42 HOUR WEEK couple, twdn beds. Near Center. Small Farmers THERE MUST BE % Consecutive Pa>s ...{ 7 ctsi cts $10.00 Per Year Phone 3410. NO MISTAKES i S Consecutive Days d cts|ll cts EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL • 1 Day ...... ,11 cis;i3 cts Top Food Goal J - - k ^ N O d e l a y s . * ^ All orders ^or irregular Insertions' GOOD SALARY AND Covers you for all accidents not pertaining: to your Boarders Wanted 59-A Ml toa acavtct. me, t. n iftft. u. t. will be charged at the one time rate. e s . MeK im rr matesviea mt. r. m. lya a a n r ow; hfi. Special rates fur long term every REGULAR ESTABLISHED INCREASES occupation; in other words, accidents outside of work­ 1 day advertising given upon request. WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN "My little brother In the sixth roomers and boarders, borne cook- Hartford. Jan, 12-- i.Pi— Earle •Why Itffc you worrying about clothes rationing? The Ads ordered cancelled before the ing hours. W, Prout, Jr., Hartford county grade wants me to stop making or fifth day will be charged only Apply Wednesday—-Mr. Boyce ( . meals, continuous hot water, coldtr it gets the less you wear!” for the actual number of times the Insures Anyone Between the Ages of 10-75 Y'ears. siipcrvi.sor of the farm Security so much history!" ad appeared, charging at the rate and showers. 330 Adams street. administialion. announced today earned but not alowancc refunds 121 Allyn Street, Hartford For Housewives, Students, Children, and Others Not that si,nall farmers in the county can be made on aix time sds stopped I! FOR RENT —TWO Furnished after the fifth da\. Employed, It is “ round-the-clock” coverage. rooms, suitable for married cou­ not only had met food production TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX No "till forbids'; display lines not ple or girls, near bus line. Con­ goals .set for 1942, but had “ topped sold. them by tremendous figures." The Hrrald w!jl not he re.-^ponnihle tinuous hot water, shower. Board for more than one Inconerr iMTtr- If desired. Tel. 2-1625. Reports computed from actual C 5 ALLEY OOP OuchT BY V. T. HAMLIN tton of sn> advertisement ordered STUART J. WASLEY farm records show that milk , ro- fer more than one time. Insurance In the Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Cnmpany duction. in which FSA pUanned an The inadvertent omission of In­ 68 tight per cent increase, soared 19 WOTTA MQHJt correct publication ol advertising STATE THEATER BLDG. TEL. 6848 - 7146 Wanted to Rent will be rectified onlv by can<:4*lUtiori per cent during 1942. Egg produc­ / of me rharg*^ made for iht service 3 OR 4 ROOMS with bath, un­ tion increased 91 per cent; pork. rendered. furnished. and garage, references. 66 per cent, and potatoerff 22 per SAW...THINIC O F All Rdveri!5<.m»'i.t». conform Call 5805. cent. xA/Aoot/PDt OL'EENVUP ^ In style. copy and t\p 'tciapr.> with For Sale 1 THERE ONTH* re^JIktioiiA enforcfu )o' publ'sh- BEFORE V 'WEPDLEY Z'. •ri'^nd they rbs^rve the right to •dll. revi'^e or itj*. -: an> ccp> con- Practically new 4 Room Home at 21 Hor­ •Idersd 4>i'j»*;tl''nrti'.’ e Tulip Applique Teacloth CI->T)>1.n‘; —Classified ads ton Road. Large lot 75’ X 150’. Graded to be pul-li^hr-d *«amp day - 'USt i»e Hove You o 4 - Room Single rec*dved .•6 . Z' I-< k m-'-'n. .^»iur- and planted. 2 rooms available on second days !■ floor. Oil burner, air conditioner, brass House — 2-Fomily House — Form Telephone Y'our Want .\ds Ads sie I epud ■ » r .tl-.e tele­ plumbing, fireplace, garage, F. H. A. or Acreage? phone at the CllAU‘ iK HATL »;iVen ■ above as a con\ nunce to adNcr- financed. - Ready for immediate occupancy. lUtirs, but tiie llATKS will be If 80, list same for ready cash with... accepted as FULL PAYMENT if Change in family .status necessitates imme­ paid at the business office on or be­ fore the seventh day following the diate sale.' Can be seen by appointment only, GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO ' 6 first ins* moil nf each ad. otherwise the niAKGE HATK will be collect­ Real Estate and Insurance. ed. No r- Mtunsibility for errors In lot Henry Street Telephone SS78 \ 8 2 4 6 teleplnm d •iri« will be assum»'d aiid CALL FRED DELANEY, Tel. 3579 their accuracy cannot he guaran­ 12^ teed. I No other bracer is needed when you slip into this button front Double Meaning BY MERRILL BL08SER house frock of a morning. 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At the meeting of Emanuel Lu­ 7,858 theran Brotherhood this evening Local Yontfas Complete InitiaL Training as Naval Cadets Report Hyson Oetder la Interior tonight. A bont Tow n at 8 o’clock, WiUiam Perrett will ‘Jim’ Fitzgerald Hurt Member of the Audit show several reels of colored pic­ Bureau o( Ofaroolattoaa M VDttnf BMmlMn O t Bmkiniel tures taken during his travels In War Prisoner Manchester^A City of Village Charm l^rthwanraurcli • » requested to the W est All men of the church will be welcome. ‘ ^As U. S. Cruiser Smki n c a m tiM hour of 3:30 p. n., .(Chwalled Advertlalng ou Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1943 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS M tt Smutay. wh«i Former Local Youth VOL. LXII., NO. 88 aMottnc e t ^ ctaurch will take Mr. and M rs.^ llia m Ostrinsky of Blssell street received a tele­ Captured by Japanese Parents Notified He Is January of last year and was alsd plMSi gram last ntfht Informing them assigned to the Juneau after coml In Philippine Battle. pletlng his training. Hla w ifi H w Brnblem club will meet to- that their/son. Sergt Abraham In Hospital Enroute U. S. Doughboy Covers Burning German Tank Ostrinsky Is ill at the Greenville last received word from him la m is'rpw aftamoon at 3:30 .at the To U. S.; Another November. This was writtea pniM home in Rockville. At six Army ba.se hospital. They left for Sergeant Edward E. Hyson, son Baldwin Nominates Nazis Stiffen Stand about the middle of the month oi e ’eloek ■ pot hick supper will be Greeriville, S. C., early this morn- o ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waldo Hy­ Local Man Aboard. ing. Just before the battle. Sincj entjojrsfk— son, of Chapel street. South Wlnd- thqt time she has not receivea Captain James Hamilton of S7 Bor, just over the Manchester town Victor James Fitzgerald, son of any word from him nor has hil A daughter was bom yesterday Alcorn for Judge; Garden sti-ect has returned to line, a former student at Man­ Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fltz- parents. However, the fact that at St. Francis hospital to Mr. aiid they have not been notified thaj Mrs. John McDowell of 10 Fred­ Camp Claiborne nftqr .spending a chester High school, is a prisoner g;rald, of 156 BtsscII street, and \ In Caucasus Today; furlough at his home. Hi.s son. he ia dead, missing or wounded^ erick Road. Mrs. McDowell is the of war and it is .supposed he is be­ Donald Madden, son of Mr. and leads them to feel that he wa former Miss Agmes Bober and her Aviation Cadet .lack D. H.iniilton. has also retiuned to duty after a ing held by the Japs. Mrs. Patrick Madden, of 128 Bis- saved from the sinking ship. ,Thf Cox Renominated baby is the first grandchild on both short furlough here. He Is station­ Enlisted In 1940 sell street and husband of Mrs. ship was in command of Captaii| sides o f the family. ed In California. Another son. Sergeant Hyson attended the Lorraine (Smith) Madden, of 21 Lyman Knute Swenson, of Fhx)vo Robert Gordon Hamilton, of schools of Wapping and was a Knox street, were aboard the Utah, who Ls reported as mls.- Bush- Corps is to give psychological tests the automobile in this locality His brother, Earl W. Hyson, Jr., other information given. When it 7:30— Private Duty Nurses. This list comprised Associate Jus­ secretary of the Navy. Others while American aircraft but the Russians reported nell Cheney Auxiliary, U. S. W. V. to the cadets to determine whether said that he had never driven an About Work at Airport tice Allyn L. Brown of Norwich Release of approximately 20,- of the war after replacing our more and more each day. Yester­ lives on Burnham street in Man­ was announced last night that his 7:30-8:30—Badminton, Pratt continued to pound the enemy air further gains and more villages sfiil spjcy a dinner and . theater they are best suited to make pilots, automobile and claimed to he one ship had been sunk, their fears o f the Supreme Cjourt: and Judges 000,000 men at step-rate intervals losses.” day afternoon two boys living in In Hartford. chester and a sister, Mrs. Elmer Whitney Group. Possible Truce field at Munda. the Navy reported (Britain has announced the loss recaptured. Red Star, mouthplMS party in Hartford Thursday. The navigators, bombardiers, or gun­ of the few men in Glastonbury that he was in a battle, were real­ 6:30— All bowling alleys taken John Rufus Booth of New Ha­ would tend to prevent dislocations Destroyed in Attack ners. Staff Sgt. Moriarty gradu­ who drove a horse. Willis, Jr., lives on Lilley street. of five aircraft carriers, the Ark of the Russian Army, aaid the plan is to leave town on the 11:45 Hlllstown rode horses up Main ized,. by Wednesday Night League. ven, Kenneth Wynne of New Ha­ to the nation's economic machin­ today. battle waa becoming more vio­ ated from the University of Con­ All were pleased to learn that he , •• M I I ■ II Royal, Courageous, Glorious, a. m. bus. street and when they reached a "I came to Manchester today," The meeting of the Men’s The report of the sinking of the ven and Edward J. Quinlan, of ery, he told the Northeastern uni­ The single-plane attack on Hen­ necticut in 1940 and received his he said, "to look over that sign is living. At Meetings Hermes and Eagle. lent, particularly along the rail ‘ point opposite St. James street, Friendship club of the South ship, along with several others, Norwalk o f the ■ Sjaperior Court. versity convocation in a prepared derson Field, in which five bombs line toward Rostov from recap­ Master's Degree at Purdue Univer­ you have in the west part of the (Since the start of the war she The annual meeting of the Ec­ they made a left turn. It was wit­ Methodist church last night was came to the Members of both fami­ AUCE COFRAN .\lcorn to "Succeed Booth address. Flying Fortresses Lead Five Will Face were dropped on United States tured Mineralnye Vody. sity in 1941. nessed by one of the police offi­ town which reads: 'Drive slow ' Re-Eduoated for Duties has completed the Indomitable, clesiastical Society of the Center well attended. lies in a radio broadcast last nighL (Known Aa Queen Alice) Alcorn, 41-year-old son of for­ positions southwest of the airfield, cers and was right in front of A and sec our town. Drive fast and Ernest D. Brown Declaring that when men are War I.^bor B.oanl Hints Raid into Tripolitaiiia Formidable, Victorious, and - Illus- Maintaining Pressure Congregational church will be held It caused alarm among relatives SPIRITUAL MEDIUM mer State’s Attorney Hugh M. was the first bombinR there since trioua — and, from Alexander’s Battlefront dispatches said the W edne^ay evening at 7:30, with One case of lobar pneumonia sign that said "No U Turns." The see our judge.’ I noticed but few The guest speaker was Bernard of the two men. , called from civilian life Into the automohilos on your streets.” Seventh Daughter of n Seventh I Alcorn and brother of Hartford It May Ask Roose­ From W est; Blazing F c d c r a l C o U l ’ t Dec. 14. In that.bombing only one statement, apparently also has Russians were maintaining their reports of the society's commit­ was reported in Manchester this officer scratched hla head, looked Campagna, head of airport traffic Navy Specialist No Word Re<'eived Born With a Veil. county's present state’s attorney, armed services they ar^re-edu- plane participated alsc. past week according to the bulle­ up hla manual ami then decided Robert Schaller, who is in the cated for their duties in the Army. 75-Mile Air Battle. added the new Indefatigable and pressure along a whole 100-mile tees and officers. Election of offi­ control at the tower at Brainard Donald Madden's wife, to whom Readings Dally, Including SnndayJ Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr., waa named velt to Seize Strike- No .Aerial Opposition Met Implacable to the fleet. Jane's front from deep In the Caucasus cers will also take place. tin of the State Department of that there was no grounds for an automobile business, has pur he was married last May, did 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By AppMnt-[ Navy, Air Forces, Marines or chased a horse that he is to drive Field, who gave an interesting ac­ for an eight-year term beginning No aerial opposition, the Navy Fighting Ships listed them aa to the lower Kalmyck steppe, HesUtb. No other reportable dis­ arrest. much telephoning trying to learn ment. In the Service of the Sept. 26. 1943. He would succeed Coast Guard. Dr. Barker added: Bound Collieries Soon. For Lynclimg t count of his duties. Chicago, ni.. Jan. 12.—^Now Allied Headquarters in said, was encountered by Ameri­ scheduled for-completion in 1942. while other forces just to tile eases were listed from Manchester. This morning a hian 75 years to his business. something about him. She even pie for 80 Veara. ’■When men are to be mustered Members of the Girl Scout The club which sponsors the an­ Judge Booth, who on that date North Africa, Jan. 13.—(A*) can bombers continuing their (This would indicate a total of north bore down on the Nazi Sal Measles still continue in New Brit­ Navy "specialist” and soon to be called the Navy Department in 169 Church Street, Hartford, Co reaches the mandatory retirement out from the armed services, and Wilkes-Barre. Pa., Jan. 13—(TP) Leaders' Association are reminded ain, 174 cases being reported nual Father and Son banquet at — United States wai'planes regular attacks on the Japanese river line in preparation for the of the meeting tomorrow evening tile landlord all the unused coupons assigned to duty servicing the Washington. He enlisted in Phone 8-0097 age of 70 years. -Thousands of striking miners in Are Iiiclicted by District airfield at Munda on New Georgia (Continued on Para Fourteen) siege of Salsk, another milestone there,. j the church voted to table the sub­ (Continued on Page Three) destroyed ^4 Nazi aircraft in at 8 o’clock at the T. M. C. A. in case they move. ject for discussion at the March warplanes of Uncle Sam's fight­ All of the judicial nominations the Pennsylvania anthracite fields irland. Anti-aircraft batteries were on the road to Rostov. Veterans Hear Several of the business houses Grand Jury Under Ov- Private Walter H. Runde, who ] meeting. ing Nava! • aviators. Ernest D. must be confirmed by both branch­ were called into mass meetings to­ the air and on the ground in reported active, however. Results Strong German counter-attacks The Salvation Army Women’s .ilong Main street are arranging Brown, 22, son oi Mr. and Mrs. es of the Legislature. The Senate a raid yesterday on Castel il Liberties Statutes; of the attack were not reported. we)-e reported on the lower Don has been at Camp Claiborne, i for the change from oil to coal. C'oiiiniittees Named day to consider a possmle truce af­ Home League will meet tomorrow Louisiana, has been transferred { Rector Speak Samuel Brown. 215 Keeney street. alone is required to confirm the Benito airfield, 10 miles soutli Ail United States plane- returned. Building Subs front as well aa in the CJaucasua. afternoon at 3:15 at the citadel. The latest change to be made is President James B. Wilson, who Small Business ter the War Labor board hinted it One Is Sberiff-Jailer. Meantime, in ground action on Izveatia. the governieent newer and hla address is now: Private succeeds Walter Myers, appointed Manche.ster, Conn., waa graduated Cox nomination. Mrs. Adjutant Jones will be the tliat of the building known as the from the U. S. Naval Training may ask President Roo.sevelt to of Tripoli, it was announced Guadalcanal small scale offen­ paper aaid one aucb attack, in the Walter H. Runde. 31192142, Co. F. ■Montgomery Ward Annex on the the following committees: Judges ot. the Supreme and Su­ seize all strike-bound collenes and today. B-17 Flying Fortress- speela] speaker. , Tea will be 330th Engineers (GS), APO 3492, school for aviation machinists' perior dourts receive $12,000 an- Bulletin! sives against enemy ovitposts were Faster Than lower Don threatened an import­ aerved. Informal Lecture Is De­ w'.-st side of Main street now own­ By-Laws and Roster, Rev. W. mates at the Navy Pier here to­ Man Pictured end "this threat" to the prosecu­ er. which led the attack into Trip- continued "satisfactorily, the Navy ant Russian line of communica­ Care Postmaster, New York. N. Y. ed by Julius Fradin, which n ally, while the .jighway commis­ Jackson, Miss., Jan. IS—ombing of Ger­ trict to the western outskirts of Wed. Morning Michael Treschuk, of 1065 Main Meeting Girl Scout Leaders As­ 1943 was speaker of the House in 1931, ‘We can clearlj see the trends.” Saturday against an airdrome 10 The first reaction here came airfield at Munda on New Georgia man factories from British and all part.s of the country and also and was elected to the Senate in minated. the board will exercise all miles from Tripoli, possibly the from The Jackson Dally Newys island. No air opposition was ‘en­ the rity . street. sociation at the Y at 8. Ickes told a special Senate com­ powers within its jurisdiction to American bases in England. Long range gun.s on the east store elosee at noon on a shorp trip to Holland. It wa.s an 1933 where he served a# Republi­ same field. ( which commented editorially that countered but anti-aircraft bat­ Meeting Center church Guild at mittee which concerned Itself pri­ 'ulfill its 'obligation to the coun­ At the .same time, the United Wednesday. Orders re­ unusual meeting due to the fact 2:30 p. m. If You Hold A Certificate can minority leader at the time some jocal attorneys ’’frankly say teries were active, Res\ilt.*i of the Mrs. Major N. J. Curtis, of the marily today with ways to find try." Apparently Instructeu to 'qtop Nations are building cargo and (ContiDDed on Page Twelve) that the speaker and his audience that Governor Baldwin was the they regard it as another attempt­ bombing were not reported. All ceived up to 8:30 will be local Salvation Army corps. Vt;ho Annual meeting Ecclesiastical place in the war economy for Spokesmen for the 19,000 parti- the Forti’eases at anj coat, transport ships fa.ster than they underwent an emergency appen­ sat before the huge fireplace, with Society of Center church. Election’ Christmas Club Republican leader of the House. ed Federal invasion of states’ United States plane.s returned. dellveried Wednesday mom- the lights dimmed and a roaring We Have small mine operators, " —^^the ma­ ipating in the 15-dav-oId wildcat Germans avoided the escort of ^ are being sunk. They also are dectomy at five o’clock yesterday of officers. He has served also as judge of jor portion of war production con­ ights.” "3 . Small scale offensive opera­ biE. log fire burning in the grate. The strike took this statement to be a 38 Lockheed Lightnings and raced tions agair.st the enemy outposts building escort and patrol vessels afternoon is reported today to be Thiirsday, January 14 the Suffield town court since 1929, tracts going to a few large corpo­ strong indication that the board. into the concentrated fire of the Expects Test of Statutes resting as comfortably as can be speaker also out'/red the new Act at once if you have not joined and (joleman of Roanoke on Guadalcanal are progrc.ssing -destroyers, corvettes apd sub- Meeting Zoning Board of Ap­ and has been chairman of the Suf­ rations. the hundreds of small necessary, would recommend big four-engined bombers. cha.sers—at about top speed. expected. Carson, the young son of plans he has for the odd shift field zoning commission since its cial assistant to the attor- satisfactorily and .several small Flashes ! workers and he *l-as promised a lot peals, Municipal building at 8. NEW ’TIRES businesses closing. that Mr. Roosevelt seize the/ 15 .All Return To Base 100 Operate at Tlnte Major and Mrs. Curtis who left avoid disappointment. establishment in 1932. ral who indicated. he ex­ enemy positions have been iso- Meat of support fr/m the Legionnaires. Friday, January 15 ■The fundamental fact and strikebound collieries in the name The number of enemy subma­ (Late Bulletins of the (JP) Wire) High school and enlisted in the problem that we face,” he said, Despite the enemy efforts, all of pected a test of the statutes.^de- lated.' First Named By Cross of the government. t 5 American planes returned to rines operating in the Atlantic at Suggestions: Navy last week, la stationed at the A spag^tti supper was put on Association at T rido school, is that both mineral resources The board’s massage was read Hcribed th^ indictment as “based Cox. a Democrat who has been their base although one plane came Would Exempt Service Pay Newport Naval Training station. by Tony Flano and the members j Lecture for local nurses at-the RECAP ■HRES tc the strike leaders from a news on theory of law not yet passed Japanese Salient RIB SOUP M E A T .. .lb. 25c present gave him a vote of thank.s ! y g Inactive in politics, waa first nam­ home on only two motors two (Continued on Page Eight) Washington. Jan. 18.—(AV-Ev* We Will Recap Your Tires. Bring Them in the Morning (Continued on Page Two) dispatch. upon by the Supreme Court CALF L IV E R ...... lb. 59c Corporal William Chapman has for a splendid repa.st. j Siinclay, January 17 ed highway commissioner by Gov. hours aftfrftor the others. which would "chart a new law Reduced Further eniptlon of all soldiers, sailors and and You Can Have Thefh in the Afternoon. Wilbur L. Cross as successor to the .Appeal To Roosevelt returned to his base in Topeka. Air activityctiv dominated day and course in such matters.” Allied Headquarters in Austra­ Marines from Income tax llabUUy Kansas, after a ten-day furlough Annual meeting Emanuel Luth- late John A. Macdonald. Aa climax Meanwhile three local unions at on pay they received In the armed leran church at 3:30 p. m. night warfare, as reports from William Oscar Johnson, a farm lia. Jan. 13— lA’i — Allied ground spent with his parents, Mr. and The Savings Bank to years of criticism of hia depart­ nearby Olymphant, Pa., appealed Giraucl to See services was prop»>sed today oy Must Turn Back Press Hunt to Mr. Roosevelt to intervene. In the ground fronts ' indicated only er; Nathaniel Shotls. employe ot forces in New Guinea reduced fur­ Mrs. H. D. Chapman of 168 Sum Tuesday, January 19 ment. ouster proceedings were In­ a wholesale firm: Allen Pryor and Representative Wo«»druff (R., Annual meeting and banquet stituted against him a year ago, telegrrams dispatched last night, patrolling in the Bou Arada and ther the Japanese salient extend­ Salmon — Haddock Fillets mit street. Gbubella areas of northern Tunisia. Barney Jones, employes of ing one and a half miles inland Mich.). The Michigan representa­ Retail Merchants’ Association of but after a long public hearing be h"t at the same time voted to re­ De Gaulle Soon and Sole Fillets. Unused Coupons Campbell’s Service Station For Slayer The R. A. F.'a Blsleys atUcked manufacturing plant, and Luther from Snnitnanda point on the Pa­ tive, a ntember of the Ways and The Singing company will the C. of C. at the Y. waa cleared of charges of miscon­ main on strike. Means committee, said he would .Also The strikers demand a $2 a day the Nazi supply line along the Holder, Jones county deputy sher­ puan peninsula of New Guinea change the time of their rehearsal Tuesday, Janu^iy 36 Cor. Main St. and Middle Tpk. Telephone 6161 Of Manchester duct, material neglect of duty and iff and Jailer, were charged in the yesterday as Allied planes carried press for this principle when the Peas and Mixed Vegetables. incompetence by Gov. Robert A. bonus over wa^es estimated un­ Tunisian east coast near the port tonight from seven o’clock to 6:30 There are many who are at Joint meeting Manchester’s Ser­ of Souase, ranging over the high­ Indictments, the triumphant campaign to the Assassination of Darlan committee opens consideration of vice club. Speaker, Rev. Dr. James Police Study Files of Pa officially to average $8,50 a day. on account of the First Aid class present converting from oil to coal Hurley. ways by moonlight and blasting Leaders of Mob Salsmaua area of New Guinea, the new tax bill. He emphasized which is to hold its second session Gordon Gilkey. Governor Baldwin nominated They also are protesting against Takes on New Under- CHICKEN CHOP SUEY to meet the demands of tile local per to Find Clues in trucks and transports with bombs Coleman said his department s that he favored tax exemption tonight at 7:30 at the Salvation Rationing Board. Today the board Wednesday, Januaiy 27 investigation indicated that John­ (Continued on Page Fourteen) only on a serviceman's pay and 39c pound. Army citadel. (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eleven) and machine-gun fire. t o 11 e s of Mystery. called attention to the rule that all Manchester Day at Hartford Death of Editor. The Allied strategy of striking son. Pryor, Jones and Shotts were not on an) Income he may have Noodles Free! who had converted must return to Blood Bank, troni Investments or other Bulletin! the local board all of the unused Monday, Alarch I A BARGAIN VALUE! New York. Jan. 13—(Ah—Police (ConUniied on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Fourteen) oil coupons. It Is also necessary ^‘Rubinoff and hla Violin” at pressed their search /oday for Army Places Crack Larjse Allied Hea dquarlers in Pinehurst- for persons who live in a house High school hall. Auspices M(ui- Plea Is Made •• in North Afriea, Jan. IS——Police Treaca, formerly leader of the Detroit. Jan. , IS.—(Ah-»-Eaght in America’s grade and secondary ploy similar procedures of allo­ among whom the arrests lunged at him and landed a punch SPECIAL! ceremony was performed by Rev. appealed by radio In Spanish and Induatrial Workers of the World workers accused by the Army of schools .was proposed today by cating funds in order to insure Boelon, Jan. IS.—•A’l—P«mi- caused widespread comment. on Oueris jaw. Deputies overpow­ Vincent J. Hines, assistant pastor find a bitter enemy of Mussolini, responsibility for a srriea of un­ sible Involvement' of public Regularly $49.50 English today to the person who two rqembcrs of Northwestern the needed supply of teaciiers and ered Keeler and pulled him away. Dr. Phillips* Larg;e Florida at St: James's church. whom he called weak-tempered authorised strikes lost month at University's School of Ekiucqtlon, the fullest utilization of training officials In an alleged $80,000,- Allied Headquarters in Noith • • • took five-montha-old Edelia Torres Juice Mrs. Raynor heads the staff of Greater and vain, wraa described by District the Bohn Aluminum A Brass Corp. Dra. Frank S. Endicott and F. C. opportunities. 000 number pool lottery ring Africa, Jan. 13.—lA’^ Gen. Hcnn Indicted For Sabotage .the local public health nurses and from her carriage to follow a phy- Attorney Frank 8. Hogan as i plant here were: discharged from Rosecrance. Suggest Financial .AHsIstance which state pollee said they Honore Giraud, new high commis- Detroit, Jan. IS.—een relea.sed. said the $1301 planation.” able to qualify with three months iiive.stigation of Darlun's asaas-si- Chungking, Jan. IS.—(AA—Wn- H OJ^E MEAT FOR DOGS health in the same neighborhood. Twenty workers were given (net without financial assistance now said to lie In the posses­ yang, important Japanese base in OLD Here’s What You Can Do! It was declare^ . that "a mere of full-time training. sion of the attorney general, natiun Ch'ristraaa Eve was being Malley said he believed the person hearings but 12 were allowed to Special aummer programs of to individuals. They added how­ southern Hunan proxinc* ou tbu 22e pound euperflcial explanation” meant allegedly was found when prosecuted "without consideration Thera is a aertow obortage of boosing apam for war'workeie who took Edelia might hipe re­ return to their jobs on their' all types of teacher education in­ ever, in this connection "that most Pelping-Hankow trank raUwuyi SH-pMiadlota...... lb. 20c “ the tendency to attribute the raiders seswebed Dr. Sagao- of the prominence of the persons RECORDS wlileb yon ona help eotvo —• to yoor own and yoar eoantry*a turned the boy and aet about find­ crime to Fascists and to ignore promises not to Impair war pro­ stitutions to meet the needs of individuals can obtain positions has been r««’aptared by the Hast b* turned la f Inc. state p^lce today held 20 men and gation, the spokesman said he ported the recapture of Hz houses and describing the prC' United Auto Workers. Production fied for employment. ( learning to assi.st them in devel- LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE r, Maeons’ BappBea, Paiat ~ Receipts, $29,990,564.35; expen­ c: wsJi, east ot 8tayaag la • I Inc. Coal, I aertption ordared for her by ditures. $354,134,982.13; net bal- has been uninterrupted since Dec. If necessary provide financial ' oping special teacher training 8 MAIN v r . TDU 6125 M A N C H K S m (OsuUaucd OH Page EMach) la which fiOfi Jagaasra wara 8 788 Main St. ‘TeLI 38 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 130 CENTER STREET T E L . 5185 uca, |8.Ui,lT7,iM.40. 18. ■ssistanca to individuals saekinf programs. (CMtiBiiafi ou Page Fourteen). >

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