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TH U R5D AT, JAWCTAKT M , The Bmaau TWILT* ifllattrlif^Btpr lEpgtttng Ijgralb Average Dally Circniatlen * '<1 Far ths Mauth at DaeaaAar, 1848 laereaaiag elanilaaaa tealght foUowod by Mght suaw after ad8- T o I..<*clure Here Public Nurse 9,007 Mtglit, endiag aa«4jr Sabndayt Returns to Office Grade Schools FACTORY c l e a r a n c e SALE WMW garriaa Saturday aaoralag. About Town Style Pageant w al tbs Aadlt Report Made NOW ON al ■ fiw" ». —» Aid, Campaign Manchester— A City of Village Charm W ell Received ■y. iwnt ltob«t 3 . Richmond ^ SWEATERS AND SPORTSWEAR (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS lain itreet w m Made 7,293 Visits in MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1946 ■Mtd from tho Army »t Fort l.oral Children Enthusi- (Otaasiasd Advertlaing ra Pago 12) Tashioned Flashes’ Pre- Town in 1945 Associa­ Retail Salesroom yOL. LXV„ NO. 98 B« Jan, 19 attar 82 montha aslic Over Colleclin|S -.— ra ce 22 of which were apeiTl m senlefl to Big Audience For the Polio Fund tion Is Inform ed I trewOulaea end M *n«^ At St. James’ s Hall MAN01SSTER KNITTING MILLS All Quiet on Picket Front 5 S ith the 80th Oenerel ' N^nchester Green \ ihe MedW> Corps end the last au At the January meeting of the Lewis Leads Miners According to early reports from jiaontbs was la the Chief S u ^ cw a “ Fashion Flashea” an original Manchester Public Health Nurses Open Da|^ 9 A« M. to 9 P. M. teachers, the school children are Association which was held on Security Council W ill affioe. Before enterli^ the pageant of dreams, written by . ^ was with the Manchester Trust really doing a fine job collecting Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock In ■Co. Mrs. A. W. Gates of Summer for the polio drive. Containers In the board room of the Manchester Memorial hospital, Mrs. Gertrxide street delighted a large audience some ilasarooms in the grade A daufhter. tAeIr secwd, was Rayner, head of . the Manchester Back to AFL Today; of the members of Gibbons As­ achooK already have an average of Public Health Nurses, reported to bom ymiterday at the Hartford sembly, Catholic Ladles of Colum­ over *10 per container. Thla ia en­ Study 3 Complaints; hospital to Signalman 2-e C. Davla the board that a total of 7,293 bus, Tuesday evening in St. couraging and it ia hoped that this field visits were made by tho Calkins and Mrs. Calkins of 613 is an indication of what ia to come. CALCIUM CHLORIDE MMn street The baby has l»en James's hall. nurses during 1945 In addition to Knlhiiaiaam In Schools conducting 225 clinics. The clinics aamcd Wendy Pnvis CelKin*. Her The opening scene was a cosy Misa Esther Granatrom and her FOR MELTING ICE slstar is myse Ray. Signalman are Mental Hygiene, Nose and Meat Still Problen living-room. The time the early co-chnirmen Miss Shea snd Misa Throat. Pre-Natal, Cheat, and Calkins is stationed at the U. B. morning. Mrs. Eklward McGowan Butler report that enthuaiaam in 23-Pound Bags 100-Poi|

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 26. 194« ^ m m v t 2 Local Men Manchester Masonic Ball Army Claims Romantic Pair in Comedy ACCOUNTING 8EBV1CB Young People Flnandal StattB M B ii Church Youth Date Book Radal* Echo Hurt in Crash Boek99piBff ^W .W om er Meet Gen. Carl ("^Tooey"’) Spaatz, Boss of Flying 'ights To Take Over February 22 ■ ByzBB Are in Charge T oafgh t wMn,; From Moon Maurice Moriarty and ' To Speak Here Annual meeting Manchester Annual Formal Fvent to Yputh to Direct Services Building and Loan Assn., 955 George Sullivan Are in JohB 8. C. Nkkolg A Ck Main street t Hsadaa Bd. T o Lead Services at Be Held on Washing­ (Ooatlauad from Page Oae) TM. 9-1819 ^Tcnpenincc Leader to At the Center Church First District meeting at Amer­ A Bay State Hotpital Covenant on Sunday; On Sunday ican Legion Home at 8:16. ton’s Birthday ops both earth and atratoaphere. G iro Tw o Lecture* at Announce Preacher Tom orrow The multt-tayered Ionosphere Maurice Moriarty of 82 Fairfield Ladies’ Night South Manches­ The 88rd annual Masonic Ball starts about 39 miles above tha street, of the firm of Moriarty Th« South Church "Touth Week” will start off In ter Fire department Sports Cen­ earth’s surface and extends to an will be held in the main lodge Brothers, and a company am' As a part of the "Touth Week” an unusual way at Canter Congre­ ter. altitude of ^ approximately 260 A. prognm of t*mpermnce edu- Solicitation bf funds -for Polio room of the Temple on Friday ployee, (3eorge SuDlvan, wera a* program In the individual church­ gational church, Bunday, JMuary night February 22, Washington’s m iles higher.* ^ U o n win be featured at the es Sunday, the Oovenant-Hl drive by Veterans’ groups on Main Looking to the future, the War verely Injured tata yeataritay aft­ 27, when the young people take birthday, it waa decided by the ernoon In Great Barrington, Public aMatlnjra of South Methodist League of the Covenant Congrega­ over the morning worahlp service, s tre e t general committee In meeting last department said it may be possible Monday, Jaa. 28 with the aid of radar data to con­ s„ and Mr. SuUlvan’a father- church Bunday. Wayne W. Wo- tional church will have completa except for the eermon, which win night Past Master T, Walter Setback Party Diamond lecture by Gladys B struct detailed topographical maps in-law, whose name was unobtain­ aMT, general secretary of the charge of the morning worship be given by a returned chaplain, Relcbard la chairman of the com­ able, waa injured less severely, service. I Alfred OISBon, Jr., chair­ Col. Rev. Roes ptetzgtr. Hannaford, Woman’s Club. Meet­ of distant planeta, and also to de­ mittee and Stewart Kennedy Is when the car in which tha party Given by Aadenon-Shea Xmited Temperance Society of man of the L.eaguc. will lead the "Building Tomorrow’s World, ing, South Methodist church. termine the composition and at­ secretary-treasurer. mospheric characteristics of these were returning from New York AnziHary, No. 2046 ' Connecticut, and a member of the service and introduce the speaker. Today” la their theme, and young Military whist of Anderson' A targe attendance Is being Shea Auxiliary, V. F. W. Home, celeatrtal bodies. state crashed Into a lomber-la(taa lletbodiat church will be the lead­ Zoel Parenteau, vice chairman of people parUclp^ng In thto service planned for, since this will be the EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT er. Mr. Womer has become well the League, will read the Scripture' are: Leader, MRlltam Hooker; re- Manchester Green. . truck during a snowstorm. known throughout the churches lesson, and Walter Olsson, league aponsive reading, Nancy Burnham; Tuesday, Jan. 28 Feasible to Probe Wera Taken to Beepital AT V. F. W. HOME and schools of Connecticut In re­ treasurer, will give the prayer. scripture, William Miner; prayer, Lecture by Rabbi Myer S All three occupants of th* car Manchester Green cent years for his Intelligent and Robert Widham, Jr. and Richard Lucille Agard; children’s atory, Kripke. Temple Beth Sholom at 8. For Secrets of Mars were taken to Falnrlew hospital. S Prizes! Refreahnents! forceful presentation of the facta Great Barrington, and Moriarty Kiisendahl will act as ushers. Jacqueline Dutcher; and aololata, Annual meeting Manchester Washington. Jan. 26—(/P)—Gov Playinff starts at 8 :.10 sharp concerning alcohol. He has been | Their speaker for the morning Margaret Baaiela and Carl Han- Chapter Red Cross, 8 p.m., How­ and Snlllvsn ware treated for se­ emment astronomers declared to­ vere facial Injuries and held for a menuber of the Yale school on i service is Rev. Douglas Ccdarlcaf, aen. Uahera will be: Dougtaa ell Cheney Tech. day achievement of radar contact the studies of alcohol and has dls- , further observation. Mr, SuHivBn'a pastor of the Erie Settlement Straw. Donald Hall, James Hooker, Wednesday, Jan. 86 with the moon makes it feasible Ungulshed himself by his scholar- j House Chapel In Chicago 111. He Charles Froh, Dougtaa Andrew, Highland Park P.TA.. meeting. father-in-law w)w less severely in­ to probe for the secrets of Man jured. ship and creative talents. will uae as his subject "Light from and Murray Johnston. Tho hoepl Speaker, David Storm of Unlver- where there may be life—hut the To Speak to Young People I Isaiah on Modem Delinquency." tadlty committee la: Elaine Eng­ ■Ity of Connecticut to speak on While proceeding tonvards Man­ same method. „ chester in a snowstorm the Man­ Sunday Mr. Womer will apeak j He hatea desk work, would Ills tep role In Fnrppean war gave him acat at Germany’s slgalng| Rev. Cedarleaf la a capable young land and Rtahard Whltham from Audio Visual Aid. The red planet’s thin atmos­ Psychoanalyst clasps hands with cartoonist when Rosalind Russell iind Gea. Carl A. Spaals, commander of Stralogte Air As boM of It. R. Rtrsteglc Air Forces In Europe, of surrender at Reims, France. Then his Held of operations moved' preacher with strong convictions, chester ear crashed into the rear flrst to the boys and girls of the , rather be flying. A chronic wor­ C. T . P. CTub, and A rllne G raff and Thimdftyt Jmi* 41 phere win adm it passage o f atg- Lee Bowman fall In love In Columbia Pictures’ new comedy. "She RENTAL he had a big job ee-ordinatlnc V. 8. efforts with end of a lumber truck and one Junior and Intermediate depart- ^ rorees Srst In Europe, then In PacMIc, Is grlm- rier, he drinks 0)|artt of coffee, lo.Uio far Faclfic for the final knockout blows that^lorced Japan who stands firm in bis belief of Ann Postma of the (Quadrant. SolicltaUon of fundi for Polio nils if radar experts can step them Wouldn’t flay Yes," at the State theater Sunday. Monday, Tuesday. BMnts. He will share in the vlsaged. shy. stem. He Is master.of.^uniaod air. Ihooe of RAF. His soccesa wen admiration of all practical Christianity. Just recent­ Aftamooa and Evening But first, there are a lot of Inhibitions that have to be chased away. piece of lumber, sticking out from who worked with him. aiMkes eigercU ehaln-fashion. drive by Veterans’ groups on Main up to span the 36,000,000 miles BATTERIES monilng service of worship, when W fpreo_ ly he received much publicity in In the afternoon u:h fouraom * lx asked to fu r­ To Give Concert Spaghetti in Mushroom not members of the council, should public of Lebanon said last night ently coming up Union street, they April 2», 1945. Propaganda Minis ba*^ on minimum needa of the! Says Contort Made that it had ordered its United Na­ on Union Pond successfully took more "Europeanized" of any Indi­ nish a Uble and cards and In ter Goebbeta and Deputy Fuehrer be Invited to the Monday session, national tribunal are expected to turned west on Tolland Turnpike, der to Inxur# plenty of refresh­ individual family. For example, a Spaghetti Soiice with Meat 1 Lb. Jar thus giving them a chance to air tions delegation to present to the arrive shortly, but the court can­ the burden of 700 pounds-of pork made a brief gesture in the direc­ an group. Promotiona were given this week Martin Bormann, the ether wlt- man and wife and two children, Previouslyjfy Aussies Sauce 21c Grain Shops Looted ments It la requested that those On Sunday afternoon, January their views on the controversies council Lebanon’s demand for im­ not mpet to study the recently an­ traveling in two companionable tion of Buckland, and then retired to two local men who are employ­ nesae*. are believed dead. aged two and three, would receive Los Angeles. Jah. 25.—(iF)—W. I mediate withdrawal of British and Three government grain Shops ed by Travelers Insurance Co. planning to attend phone Mrs. Von Below told hla questioners $7, the Beethoven Glee Oub will E. Osborne, former Australian In wiiich they are directly con- nounced charter specifying its units. back down Union street again. Clarence Thornton. Mr*. Oolin $49.81 every two weeks. He said and Mushrooms Can PalmoUva , domed. The Ukraine filed the French troops from her soil. That will be twenty years from The Herald’s first thought was have been looted and part of the Foster H. Williams of 53 F air^aaren cs that hs waa rtn^red unconscious this would be expected to provide travel to New London to present a Army mltjor, told newsmen last duties or set dates for the trials supplie.s burned despite a grain view street has been named an as­ Davies or Mra. Fred Bllab, Jr., by by ths July. 1244. bomb sxploalon concert of sacred and secular mu­ night that Australian scientists charge concerning Indonesia. At the same time some delegates until members assemble from ail now. Today the story, like the be­ to call P. O. O’Connor, renowned fuel. food, electricity and gas, and shortage. Two post offices and a sistant director in the Group de­ Saturday, February 9. and that afterward he saw Hitler sic In the Tower Methodist church made radar contact with the moon { Valrita AU Oreen Bara In bis brief speech Bevln said foresaw the possibility that Egypt nations. ginning of all North End legends, breeder of wandering pigs, two of i;40 a month for rent. Soap railway ticket office also have partment. For thO€»e who do not play cohoe out of a doorway of the shat­ of that city. Thla will be a return four years ago. T t would be a mistake to have any might present still another case to The necessity then of filing is slightly less spectacular. So far whom, in a famous episode twenty The (Jeneral Motors, strike, en­ i No. 2 Can been burned. John F. Moriarity of 382 East bridge It 1* Btated that two other tered conference room with his unl- engagement for the Glee Club by "■Working with Dr. J. H. Pid- power, great or small, feel they the council. charges and speclflcatioiis and the pork In question has not even years ago, swam back home to him parties are planned for the near tering Its 66th day, has Idled some Can across Union Pond after he had Kalbadevi road, busy and cen­ Center street has been promoted fMia badly rippsd but otherwlBe special request of Rev. Bell, pastor, dlngton, a scientist in the radio- I Asparagus WlUtaafia’ cannot come to this council and Demand British Evacuate waiting until the tribunal names crossed Union Pond, although It future, the dates to be announced 30,000 production workers in De­ ’ atate their case.” may do so if it continues its un­ heartlessly sold them dow# into the tral thoroughfare, was the scene to assistant secretary in the Ac­ unscathed savs for a bruis* on the tr o it and his congregation who have physics laboratory at the Univer­ Egypt, which has been demand­ defense counsel who. in turn, must cident department. later. leg. been pleased by the past concerts sity of Sidney, we contacted the "On Greece,” Jic. continued; "I ing evacuation of British troops prepare their cases, will delay the claimed wanderings. village. of much of today’s rioting. Provide Soap Kitchens For Best Sauce Bare Shortly before noon of this fifth "P. O.” disclaimed ownership, Pedestrians along the road were given by the Glee (31ub in that Toilet Soap 25c Shall offer no objections to the full­ stationed there, was in the midst start of the actual trials. TTie United Automobile Workers Church. day of the national meat strike, and could .offer oo-elues. Mean -stripped of neckties and hats by est discussion. I am so tired of of a cabinet crisis with three min­ hearings until today had been (CIO), which struck’Genera; Mo­ The Beethoveiia, who will be un­ tentativelv; for shhiil ! residents of Cookie Hill, where ^ I t * . ’ irthough barn doors were the demonstrators, because they these charges by/the Soviet union isters threatening to resign, as­ scheduled Talented Violinist tors plants on Nov. 21 In a de­ der the able direction of Conductor Blue Bowl Tomato In private at the Assembly that no March 1. Union street -Ua.loe-nn'Tol being set ajar and grain’ traps were not in keeping with Indian mand for a 30 per cent wage rate serting that Foreign Minister Ab­ being prepared, the two pigs were, Frederic E. Werner and accom­ one wUl be hanpier than I to ex­ del Hamid Badawin Pasha had de­ Meanwhile, the U. S. Staff un- | land Turnpike, wore treated to the . Increase, provided soup kitchens Pfcf. mouth-watering spectacle of two at last report, still on the loose. As Guest Soloist panied by Mra. Eleanoi^ Bennett No. 2>/j Can 25c ^ Span plain the situation. clared he would not ask the UNO der Keenan is busy assembling ma- , One group broke through a po­ YO U NEED TH ESE NOW ! for striker families and pays doc­ will present three CTOups of num­ Puree "I would like the Iranian matter to intei-vene. terial which will be ready for the | lice cordon guarding a suburban tor bills and other emergency ex­ bers consisting of four songs to a on .the agenda. Prime Minister Mahmoud Fahmy representatives of other nations then went aground a second time railway ticket office which had RussaU Wilson, talented young penses from Its strike fund. group. Mra. Elsie B. Gustafson, Problem for Dutch Nokriishi Pasha disclosed in Cairo when they arrive. Blizzards Hit inside the harbor. been set afire yesterday and Snow Shovels $1.49 vtollnlst of Manchester, wiU be This is largely financed by con­ guest soprano soloist, will present 10c Fresh Fruitond Vegetables Of the Indonesian case Be\in last night that he had telephoned The cutters Harriet Lane and burned it again. Police u s ^ tear guest soloist at the morning serv< tributions of union membersk The two groups of songs and will as­ 15 Oz. Can aaid it was a matter concerning Orders Narcottc-s Control gas, charged the mob and finally Pork and Beans N o. 1 the foreign minister, Egypt’s chief On the home front, MacArthur Dlx went to her aid but were un­ lea at ths North Methodist church. UAW’s GM etaff members from sist the (31ee Club in several num *n>e Netherland.s government, The UNO delegate, in an effort to re­ able to get closer than 500 feet resorted to gunfire. Snow Pushers $1.25 Sunday. Mr. Wilson has recently Dircetor Walter P. Reuther on bers, climaxing the concert with problem there is one of disarming ordered the Japanese government Two Sectors SUver Birch solve , the crisis. He did not dis- to establish an effective system for because of the shallow water. A Five Persons Wounded returiM from overseas duty with down have contributed their , en­ the ever popular "Italian Street Potatoes Lbe. the JapweM, he said, and "it *m»st, he told the foreign min- narcotics control and.to enact leg­ picket boat then waa dispatched to Five persons wounded by rifle th* Army. Purlng hla three years’ tire pay-ohecks since the strike Song.” ^ I L Religious wrere taken off by ah Army boat pound of thb govamment offlca Cyclamen Plants The Indianan said he will itak hta tion for national autonomy. street school. building. They alao brought In­ worth to the eomttry’s future. 4. Propaganda hostile to the So­ shortly before the craft went party colleagues to stick together Vt Lb. Fowl discharged today: Mrs. Dorothy 11 a, nfi. Sunday. Annual election down. dividual lunches, consisting mostly again when he trtaa to persuade the JAM ES A . I b a r grow er n o w JtiBB a Baking Chocolate 1^ viet union la growing stronger, in Hill, East Hartford: Bonnie Es- of meat, dumplings and orangea. meeting of the temple.- ! Identities of the men and their Kalanchoe committee to draft * substitute. and does not differ from miere. Warehouse Point; Mi-s, Ann 7;.30 p. m. Monday, Hebrew class Mo Te-Hui, one of the« nonpar­ con^leteHciMBtlvMW ■' ship were not learned Immediate­ Ha explained he had decided his Bee(*-N«t atvaiaed ___ at propaganda. ‘‘Antl-demo- Vernner, 16 Pjne Hill street. fur sdiiltsi tisan delegates to the Political RO CK S A LT PerBooBl NotlcEt WOODS atwBprCboloid C m llbod, Lk. 45tfe and pogrom activity” by re- ly. preaent veraton la "too weak and Pressed Ham Admitted yesterday; .Mrs. Mary 7 p. in. Tuesday. Choir rehearsal. conference, addressed the stu­ Ivy Plants needs strengthening.” forcea, influential ruling ■York, 51 Seaman circle; Mrs. The Coast G)iard said the 65-fopt dents. They cheered hla stater , For Clearing Ice 5ti»hifid fbodAJnMrEM)di Jars and police authorities in tanker signaled she was in trouble " - \ i It would establish taet-llndlng Range an d Fuel OO Baby Food Elisabeth Wright, Bolton; Fred Frovide U'elcome '^nbatllNte ment that there would be no more ' Csrd of ThsBkfl beards to settle tabor disputea. but craata for Axerbaijan and between Fort Strong and Gallupa Off ley Sidewalks! 1' Meyer, Rockville; Mrs. Gwendolyn civil War in China. He told them it would not give them power to trial packata Lb. Meu " » danger of organixed boa- Chambers. 88 Middle Turnpike, island, near the outer edge of the that GenerglliMlmo Chiang Kai- We erlsli to Uuuik- all of our friends Local Moving and Bologna Gaylordr—Miqn.—(A)—^Tellers In end neighbors for ell tbs' kindneesee. subpoena ‘ records and witnesses fW ®®**l.ll**AiW ,tasty, Isurga to jaettoii" which "n n n ot be tol- west; Miss Carolyn Gibson, 338 the Chtixenx State bank, kept from harbor. Two Coast Guard rescue Shek always bad carried out bis " However, the Soviet union ships were sent to the scene but an th t us* of their cere, the beeiitlful and would not ban strikes while the. T rucking aasrithiaq' ttsifii Pra-Cask- Main street; Trueman Annis, 71 dlapenslng dollars from their oag- pledges. Ha made no referenoa Manchester Plumbi4g Anderson Greenhouses dowere end the pereonet fevore given boards deliberate. auch questions oen and South Main street. . ek. when a fire threatened the Army ship, nearer the tAnker, ai^ to the atudents’ demands tor the tn the bunttr at the time pt the lose ad Careal faad far yeur Doz. Ba aetUed bp direct nego- rived first and took off the men, Fresktent Truman haa asked that 29 Pedrl Street b «b y . Writa fa H. J. Heinz Fresh Eggs Admitted today; Judith Lange, baiik, provided a .welcome aiibsti- return of Hong Kong or Macao, or 155 GLDRIDGE ST. TEL. 8486 nf our hitabeRd end fether, Thornes the boards have subpoena authority Dill Pickles 57 Princeton street. tnte during the blaze; They set up OoeS Aground Second Time .the recall of Filliol. & Supply Co. SlovkursL Ca., Dapt. N, PMtkurflH, 9a. TBw nteaed Mrs. TbonMS DeWhuret and that a 30-day no-strike "cool­ T e L 6 $ 6 6 Birth today: A daughter to Mr. temporary ’’cages” on the street The fishing trawler-Naahawcnajj Chiang - already,------j . had------promlagd 877 Main St. Tel. 4425 Member Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Service end feMtIy. ing «ff*’ aeriod be nrovlded. paaoa and as- •nd lira. RUey Patton, 72 Pint and dispensed doughnuts and cof' a. 58-fuoter, first went aground on most of the other changes the xtu- . tiutoataaad and the streeL fee to the fife flghtera I Black Island, floated herself ffildl d«ntx demanded. .V MANCHE8TEE EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,184S

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAT, JANUARY 26, ld4f w i fromotad Lewis ami Miners Skating Conditions Short Protests Sugar Ration Stnick by Car Major League Baseball Salaries Soar Hig ^ns to Go Secured to Speak Sport Slants Return to A F You oughtta know, but In Being Misquoted Crossing Roatl For Bid case you don't--there’s no Discharged veterans and ap- By EArl W. Yost • Meal Prohleni skating at Center Springs park Bv Solon Prober plicanta for sugar books for / fiperts Bffiter today. babies are to mail appllcatlona Cheney Watchman Is at Manchester Y Downs Local Sport Chatter | Hank Greenberg Tops directly to 66 Allyn street. The OM OoU Lets f(PBr Pain to Be Aue- (Continood from Page One) (Oontlniied from Pago One) Hartford, Connecticut. Appli­ AU Wanted ts K m w j Hospital; His Condi* Hardly a few .hours has passed Most of the basebaU fans vffio cations mya be obtained from Manchester Hltbs JM5 “ filS last Wednesday evening after The have conM Into contact srith tow devoted much of hto spar* Urn* tloM d at Sute Theater had left the A F L In the Great di­ negotiations with Chrysler and little new evidence is likely to ma­ the local board by phoning or tioti Better Today team will hold a banquet Monday Players with $55,000 terialize after the committee fin­ Herald went to press, when there writer sUted that If a better field Wapping in Benefit to refereeing high school bosket- vision resulting from formation of Ford yesterday. calling a t the board. evening, February 4 at 6:30 at the On Tnesday Night ishes with General Short. was a flood of teltphonaxalls con­ could be secured, it would be fa ir baU games. the CIO In 1935 might follow the A mediation meeting In New The local Ration office la Truman Annie, 68. of 71 South to play toe major basebaU gamee Garden Orov*. Invited guests will York In the strike of 200,000 CIO Keefe’s statement apparently In­ cerning the ■blRtof of TwUl^t miners back Into the Federation. trying to aave valued time for there such as the TwUlght Im g M . Include i;oach Tom Kelley, BUI Fva Pfnm ta*a tn Ssw» IIW* * B * r 1# years of vallaai^. W m t r « l n at women’* nrloo Electrical Workers against Gener­ dicated a division of opinion among Main street was considerably Im­ Leaxue games from the West Side Next Tuesday night at to* Eaat Dlew t.ra rrom ises to j Washington’* Senatort. Green reminded news men that the veteran who often haa the UntU such time, hbwever, toe Big Attendance Treated Sachatek, Charley Hurlburt and al Electric, Westlnghouse and Gen­ the committee RepuMioans, most proved at Memorial hospital to­ ptirio ML Nebo. ^ Dexters Test Side Rec all the proceed* from the Gomes, with the YanheeiL aad)^ %{i0 «t 7 to r m 1«! games should be played at the Major Kopp of the University of Players Salaries Go David Dublnaky, head of the In­ eral Motors was recessed tempora­ of whom have been urging as application completed but goes A ll the orilert, and they did T o Fine Twin Bill With weekly Rec Senior League basket­ VuLfa enougti to fU rt « riot to the office here for iasuance day, It waa reported following his Connecticut staff. Vance, with the Dodgers, each,,, j ternational I.sidies Garment Work­ rily and Arthur S. Meyer, one of lengthy an inquiry as they believe give their namee. many of t h w Oval as In the posL ball gamee will be turned over to Up; None However Ex­ ers union, had reafflllatcd with only to be sent home with the treatment for Injurlet received ML Nebo was brought up M • drew $23,000. the latter bolding« w y w h o n at any tlm*. but In thla the arbitrators, said additional in­ evidence warrants. real old time W est Side basebaU Infantile Paralyili PA’s Sunday An after dinner program of to* Infantile Paralysis Fund drive the National League record fe r„ the Federation and that Dublnaky direction that he mail It to when he waa struck by a car on new elte earWer in the week. M L aaaa tliaio ahouM bo no cauoe for formation would be collected be­ Senator Ferguson (R-Mlch.) said Hartford road, near the Intersec­ fans wanted the kwdown on the speakers and football films will be hers m Mancheater. pected to Hit Ruth's pitchers. Dean, with the Cards and had been elected to the 13-man in an interview that, while he still Hartford. article that appeared In this col­ Nebo to out Judging by the com­ Gaining All Proceed! ffpHnir Onoo the procioua hosiery fore negotiations were > reopened. basebaU ■hoWn. The Duks-Alabama game Hubbell. with the Giants, never , Executive council last October. hoped for completion of the Inquiry tion of Bfim street driven by Wey* ments and a ^ o n s of the Many local residents are expect­ wfil bo auctioned, a pair at a time. Workers struck .Tan. 16 In support ant E. Garrison of 39 Ashworth umn on Wednesday. Meriden Gtv Champions to on* of toe films that has been New York, Jan. 24 ig')—Major went beyond $22,500. Meanwhile, the National Wage by Feb. 15, he saw little chance for An almost exact dupllcaU story, public. I f money to to bS epent Last night before a large crowd ed to take In to* fine ski film en- Wi# nylon auction will take of demands for a $2 a day wage secured. League baseball aalsrles In the Prior to the advent of Babe ^ IV Policy committee of the striking such an early windup. street, last night. with toe terms that were dictated and an appropriation has been Booked lor Appear- Utled Hickory Holiday tomorrow plane in the State Theater next Increase. Officer Arthur Seymour, who the Manchester 8tnior Y basket­ Ruth and hie home run bat CIO United Packinghouse Work­ However. Senator Lucas (D-Ill.) to toe Board of Selectmen, was asked for $25,000 for a field houM night a t to* Buehnell In Hartford. postwar era. starting this year, Tuaoday ntcht, January 39. The The CTO United Electrical Work­ ball team trounoed Wapping Y In No adult Uckets wlU be on sale 1920 atipenda of more than $10,000 , ers met In Chicago ' to decide was o f the opinion that many of investigated, reported toat Annie, carried In Tuesday night’s Herald and bleachers arlth the major pnrt ance at Sport Center Tlcketa for the film ar* available nylons w ill go to the highest bld- ers union today asked the govern­ Cbunty "Y " League game by a at wmimanUe tonight for t^ promise generally to reach lofty were unheard of. T y Cobb. gen*r-|; Whether its 193.000 striking mem­ the remaining 60-odd prospective Obituary a Cheney Brothers plant watch­ and hardly any readere who called of the approprietlon to be spoil at at Blalr’a tfor la oash and the proceeds will ment to suspend its business with Manchester Hlgh-Wlndham H ^ heights, although Babe Ruth’s ally regarded as the greatest play-. bers will work for the government witnesses could be dispensed with man, was crossing Hartford road had seen Itr It happened to be ML Nebo, It seems that Its a b ^ t ■core of $2 to 22. Hie PA'S wUl be out after their fO to Manchester's "March of two of the firms until they com­ time that some serious thought Howard Helmes featured for basketball game. Satiu^y night er of all lime, had to wait until when the strike-beset meat pack- and the inquiry concluded by Feb. from the south to the north aide in toe general news section. The The film has been sellouts in record $80,000 stipend tn 1930 and Obnes” to aid the Infantile Paral* plied with a W ar Labor board rul­ and apparently became confused was given to toe developssent of Mancheater with ten points to hie eighth victory In ten starts when toe locals return home playing his declining days to receive hie Ing plants are seized tomorrow. ing concerning women employes. 15. meeting wes covered by a veteran other parts of to* country and .’31 seems safe - at east for a few ysis’ ^und. W. John Kenney, above, deputy as the car approached, driven by the Old Golf Lots Into n Class A aU credit while the two Kosak broth- they fac4 the Meriden Dexters at Weaver High. lop salary of $50,000 from toe Pledge Men to Return Albert Fitzgerald, union presi­ Need Call Only Five More Funerals reporUr and hto reportoriri etate- includes all phases of skiing of in­ mors years. assistant aecretary of the Navy, Garrison. arotmd athletic field. era backed him up with fourteen Athletics for the 1927 season. Lou Mhnafer iack Sanson who win Ruth Bryan Owen Leaders of some 55,000 striking dent. In a letter to three govern­ Keefe said he thought the com­ ments were also noted In toe min­ the Sport Center on Wells strecL Pongratz. former Tw i terest to ski lovers. It is a must In sharp contrast to the day* has been appointed to succeed The driver applied his brakes. There are several Rec experts In points between them. W rit Waiwr A rt Gehrig, with the 1938 Yenkeee: he the auctioneer, announced the A F L meat workers have pledged ment agencies, requested that pro­ mittee could cover all the ground utes of tbe meeting, Sunday afternoon. League catcher, to home on leave and Interested parties must secure when Iron Man Ed Walsh waa re- Mrs. Marta I. Proleaky assiatont secretory H. Struve Officer Seymour reported. In on this vietnlty who have offered to was best for Wapping on toe of­ Rogers Hornsby with the 1930 Miction today, but he refused to Ruth Bryan Owen, American their men will rptum to their curement agencies stop wqrk on necassary f 6r compiling an intelli­ Hensel. The latter supervised all t It has taken individuals jrumy A n yy duties. A rL eta- their tlcketa Immediately. fuied a $300 raise after receiving Funeral servicea for Mra. Maria attempt to avoid hitting the pe­ come here end lend their assistance fense, piling up twelve polnU. The Meriden aggregation Is from hto Cub* snd Bill Terry with the M vulfe the source of the nylons. diplomat and gracious and great Jobs. termination of war contracts ■4vlth gent report If it calls only five Navy’a wartime procurement years to build up toe TwUlght $2,500 for winning 40 games for He especially requesU that no ad­ more witnesses. I. Proleaky, proprietor of the Rus­ destrian, but because of the slip­ League to where It stands today. In building up the Rec program. Welles waa a tower of strength mainly composed of former Giants in too Ute *80’s drew |4«r lady of the platform, will appear Gayle O. Armstrong, New the Westlnghouse and General These men are reedy whenever •he Clilcngo White Pox in 1908. an vance bide be Mephoned to him He listed them as CSpt. L. F. sian Samovar In -Coventiy, will be pery roadway the car olid across It to going to take more than Just for Wapping. breaking up play service men end fonper Meriden 000 each. at High achool hall, Tueaddy eve­ Mexico rancher who will direct Electric companies; withhold all called and at no e h a m to th< Associated Press survey showed at the State theater, because this Safford, former head of Navy com­ held with the celebration of a high the Ice and struck Annla a small minority of Individuals in a fU r play. Match Next Thuiaday High Travels ning, February 26. under arrange- government operation of the payments on terminated con-i Town at Manchester. 'They a r r r il High, prep and college stare. today that at least 15 big league is to bo a strictly legitimate auc­ munications; Col. R. 3. Bratton, maas at H oly Trinity Russian Or­ Annie waa taken to the hoopltal Manchester to knock down the In die preliminary gam* toe menta made by Mrs. Henry Jana- plants, held a series of hurried tracts, and refuse to award any verted In their particular line, rec­ Tbe following players comprise performers probably will be paid tion and all sales wiU be made formerly chief of the Far Eastern thodox church, Washington street. Hebron where he remains a patient to­ ■ biggest sport In Manchester from Ramblera defeated toe "Y " Inter­ Brown's Oarage, West Side aen. chairman of the progrram com­ conferences In Chicago In prepara­ new government contracts to eith­ reation. ., the lineup: T o Willimantic 1946 salaries ranging from $55,000 Last Night's Fights from the stage of the State thea division of Arm y Intelligence; New Britain, at 9:30 tomorrow day. N o arrest was made in the the standpoint of partlclpanta and mediates 7 to IS. Rec League bowling leaders, mittee of the Women’s Club of tion for the seizure. er of the firms. The 'TwUlght League to big Ardas, who played with the down to $20,000. a Capt. Alwln D. Kramer, Naval morning, leaving Watkins Funeral case following the Investigation. attendance flgurea W alter Leclerc, chairman ot and toe Dllworth-Cornell Post tar only. Mancheater. Secretary of Agriculture Ander­ The letter was addressed to sec­ A Bcbool project which la being enough end It ehould n»ve enough Meriden St. Stans prior to going Heading this group is Hbnk The State theater management officer who delivered intercepted Home, 142 East Center street, at Baseball In Manchester bas the local Polio Drive waa Introduc­ 102, American Legion, Hart­ Bv The Associated Press [ "Tour Voice Waa Heard at the son today asked leaders of strik­ retary of War Patterson, Secre­ 8!45. undertaken here In connection with of backers, who will set the pres­ into the service. Greenberg, the former Army Air will not be responsible for any tary of the Navy Forrestnl, and Japanese messagestto high offi­ flourished during the past few ed before the start of the feature ford County Uague pace set- Face Thread City Five Portland, Me. Johnny Mara, Ban Francisco World Security Con­ ing packinghouse workers to urge ent Issue through with the final ^loffi, a product of Meriden Force Captain now back with the toes crushed or ribs cracked In Secretary of the Treasury Vinson. cials; Cspt. A. H. McCollum, for­ Committal aervicea will be held a general move In other schools is years, more so than In nearly 20 gam* and gave a short talk on w f ten. will meet Thursday night 152'a, Boston, and Ekldie Lctour-; ference," la the statement Mra, their unionists to return to work at the grave In Hope cemetery, years and the national - parilm# result satisfactorily to the eportlng High. At Armory Tonight; Detroit Tigers, who was paid at the push to get into the theater, merly of Naval Intelligence, and the donating of two cans of tinned North Coventry work that goes on In connection at toe West Side Rec at 7:80. the rate of $55,000 per season for neau. 146»-, Sanford. Me., drew,' Owen will proclaim to her lecture when the government takes over Fall To Obey W I3 Ruling Worcester, at one In the afternoon j shows no signs of going back public of Mencheeter. The fans Brye, former Meriden high and Manager Sanson asserts. It will Capt. Ellis M. Zacharias, who re- goods by parents of the pupils, one with the Polio drive each year. H* The meet has been arranged 10. audience. It will t>« recalled that the meat Industry tomorrow. The union head declared OE and with the Very Reverend Joseph can’t miss If they sUck together Morse college player. Weaver Here Toniorow his half-seHson work last year, and he.a case of flrat come, first scr9- portedy forecast the Pearl Harbor wards. also thanked the large crowd for and all * proceed* * from the she was specisl assistant in liaison The telegraphed appeals went Westlnghouse had failed to com­ Dankeivlch officiating. such donation for each fam ily rep- There were six members of the Manchester’s baseball fans have and eee to it that If money to to be Zannetto and Surowlckl, ex- has been offered the same contract Pittsburgh— Bobby Stmmon*. sd. The bidder wlOlng to pay the attack. their Interest end generous contri­ match win be turned over to 1(5. Indianapolis, outpointed BlUy, between the consultants from 42 to both A F L and CTO union ply with a WLB ruling of last De­ Frienda may call at the Watkins resented. Th’e cane may be of fruit, I Tolland County Farm B u ^ u who shown no desire to have Twilight spent on recreation, It should be Meriden high and semi-pro stars. Manchester High Journeys to this year. highest price, not only for the Safford may be the next witness spent on a field that to not located butions. _ . the local InfanUle Paralysis Garrett. 143. Swiasvale, Da.. 10. accredited national organlzationa chiefs, although the A F L already cember which, he said, directed Funeral Home this evening. soups, meats, or anything of the f attended the meeting In Rt^lmUe League and Independent semi-pro The above five men are all ex- WilUmsntlc tonight to face Wind- Others reported in this higher nylons, but towards toe "March after the committee concludes isomewhere In the next county, pre­ Dtaachaetsr T.M-C.A. (M ) Fund drive. Green Leak. 157. Pittsburgh. T. K. and the State Department. Her has Issued back to work orders to them to end "exploitation’’ of sort which would be welcomed by Tuesday. The meeting started at baseball offerings shifted from the ■ervlce men of Warld War H and ! had High at toe Thread City bracket Include Joe Dimaggio, of Dimes’ fund, will get the stock­ questioning of Short. Who was un^ ferably toe Old Golf Lots. O. Billy O’Brien, 158, Stewarts- office waa In the Consultants’ 65.000 workers and assured Presi­ women workers. The union said the deprived In foreign areas, eleven o’clock and was followed by Oval to M L Nebo and It can be also the starting five of the team. armory. The Red snd White esg- New York Yankees, $42,500; Bob Is toe town going to wait until 1 W. Kosak...... ings. Lounge at the San Francisco Opera dent Truman of cooperation. women employes were being paid der cross examination today by There should be perhaps about 20 a dinner for the dlrebtors and guaranteed that should toe rw - r l King, former Scarborough Prep ers win be out to Improve their FcUcr. (Tleveland, $40,000; Mel vlllc, O., 3. Incidentally those who chance all of her veterans of World War 1 Sullivan, rf ...... House. These consultants and hun­ The CIO union, which claims lower rates than men and the Representative Murphy (D-Pa), cans going from the center school, their wives. A t one o’clock the omntehdation of the Recreatlm etar, Rlccatelle, former Arnold I present season record of eight Ott, New York Giants, $35,000; Chicago Holman William*. 160 la go to the State on Tuesday n come home, raose who have been 1 Holmes. If i dreds of others, representing mil­ 193.000 members, has not Indlcat W LB ruled that they should re­ Murphy told reporters he wants If reckoned In the proportion of afternoon seasloii started and a Board get to toe Board of Select­ college basketball captain, and i wins in twelve starts. Joe Chonin and Ted Williams, Boa- 1-4, Detroit. T. K. O, Joe Lynch. night jTWt for the fun of the aue- lions of American people, gave to find our from Short why Arm y fortuats enough to come back, and 0 Pearl, c ...... Rec Center ed its Intentions. Lewis J. Clark, ceive a wage Increase of four to The three or four children In a fam ily talk on soil conservation waa * 1> ^ men, and approved by toe latter, Zempke, Gosztylo and Myrochra ! Coach Wilfred Clsrke’s team Ion Red Box; Lou Boudreau 163, New Brunswick. N. J., 3.. then buUd a Worid War H memo­ Usn witl also have a chance to their viewpoints. Ideas and plana head of the CIO union, however, sljc cents an hour. About 50,000 planes were held In s stage of In the schools. Amston and Gilead by N. P. Tod row of the University It will receive plenty of opposlUm 1 Tuttle, c ...... whipped Windham in a thriller at Cleveland, and Dick Wakefield, Danny Robinson, l(2 's , Chicag^ rial, poeslbly a sports auditorium round but the team. see a hilarious comedy on the to the delegates and after the con­ proposed to President Truman a women are involved, the union said. readiness that required four hours schools will faU Into about the of Connecticut Reports wem at the next town meeting on Fri­ 1 Wlerzblckl, rg Junior League the local armory several weeks ago Tigers, each $25,000; Dixie outpolntcj. Washington, outpoint­ daughter of William Jennings the 'Town of Manchester. It ’s the Wapping Y ■ay TeB." PropoasI Too Late private management the 20th oil 10 Jap Planee 3lM>t Down George Tennant » eon of the late the 'Twl League and as one W est Sid- period rally to win in a closely fing. Spud Chandler, Bill Dickey ed Indian Gomez, ,159 3-4, Havana. ■; Bryan, famou4 jmlltlcal leader, best location for a sports field, and last four games hope to welcome ; Berry, rf Anderson, to whom Mr. Truman plant since It took •over R3 plants Short told the committee yes Mr. Sd Mrs. George C. Tennant of laws “ ‘* ^ * ***^ ‘^ _ ^ ^ er stated “you can print this, there 3 Slmlar, rf ...... some of the previous Injured men ' Hubbard if contested game. and Joe Gordon, Yankee*, each 10. Flattop (Jummlnga, 150, she served as a nurse In World last October. Says: win be Twilight League baseball %25.000 could go a long ways In 2 R. Stone, If ...... A1 Lanz is expected to take the terday that 14 Army fighters Hebron. He died In Nedrow. N. T. 21 back into the fold. Namely, Jimmy ' .Stevenson, if .. $20,000. ^ „ Washington, and Charley Chancy. W ar 1. Later she was sent to Con­ referred Clark’s auggestion, said building up something to be proud The Shell Oil refinery, Houston, which did get into the air shot His w ife died several years ago. He ed at toe West Side Ovel or we will 0 Ferguson, If ...... ll Horvath, Charley MuzykleWlcs and fwinzler, c ...... place of Norm Beauregard in the Of these, Ott. Cionln and Bou­ 153'4. Baltimore, drew. 6. Fall Near Home gress as a representative from the proposal arrived too late since Neenrrenoe a Danger of In toe future. the seizure order had been Issued. Tex., will be the 20th plant to be down 10 Japanese planes. in leaves three sons, idso n eliter. | nual m eeting ;wlto__Seven^^^^ know the reason why." 1 Foster, c ...... 2 Joe Tracy. With these men back ' Paganl. rg . . . . c backeourt for the locals. The latter dreau are playing managers, al­ Oranire« N. J.—CharlU Fu«»rl» . Florida, and In 1933 was appoint­ restored to private operation. The The planes were lined up wing Rhenmntio Fever M «. Ler^Thbine. rix brothers! elated for 2 Johnson, c ...... was injured in an automobile ije- though Cronin may be confined to 144, Irvington, N. J.. T. K. O. Causes Fracture ed minister to Denmark. She has Another ramification of the X2 ' the locals should be at full strength, | Lappen, rg . . . . steel strike was felt In Pittsburgh Navy said a settlement of an 18 to wing on the air fields to .pre Louis. Chester. Charles, RandaU, two Yfa™ wven for o m y w r 2 Waner, rg ...... J i ready to meet toe challenge of toe ' Hayes, ig .. • • • cident last week and Will be out a pinch hitting role this yew. Baby A1 Brown. 137 8-4. Panazaa. : participated In countless panel and per cent wage increase upon re­ By William A. O'Brien. M. D. of toe lineup for some time. Lanz, where an aasociation representing vent sabotage. MOrphy said he Harry, and Jared. He waa 76 years and elected each 3 Welles, Ig ...... _ I visitors. I McLaughlin, If Other pilots, non-active, past toe 6. Freddie Patterson. 14814. forum discussions with distinguish­ turn to a 40-hour week had been Written fer NKA Service Clark Griffith First Man a tall ladmls however expected to Miss Caroline M. Olhaon of 3SS 56 steel fabricating companies couldn’t understand why some of old. Funeral services will be at year Tav Collec- 2 2 1 A s n-aliMlnafvpreliminary at>t 29 pn m. willWill pre-,nro-1 20-grand figure Include Joe Mc- Rocnester. N. Y.. outpointed BlUy ed men and worn mi from many for­ agreed upon, in line with reeom' Patients with rheumatic fever 8 619 fill the bill ...... Main street fell yesterday after­ charged their 50,000 employee them weren’t warmed up. hto-home. Saturday atJL p. m. He Mm. cede the main attraction which 13 4-14 SO Yankee*:—Connie Mack. Hildebrand. 181. Morrietown, d. eign countries. mendations of a presidential fact "You had those airplanes there must stay in bed unUl the Infec 1s remembered here by schoolmates tor for time. 18-6. Man- Captain Bob Tedford and Micki noon while outdoors In the rear of In presenting Ruth Bryan were kept on strike by the "insist To Make Use of ScrewbttH^^«;^^ will go on at 3:30 p.m. j Flying Hger* (22) Philadelphia Athletics; Leo m - HlghUnd ParlL N. J.— finding board. to stop an air attack, didn’t you?" tlon has subsided. I f the heart at the center school, where he re- anxloiw that all men and women referee, Murphy-Sach- Murphy. Manchester’s scoring Fitzpatrick. 182. New Y o^ bar home, sustaining a fracture Owen as above, the program com­ ant refusal" of CIO President Buckminster, rf ...... 1 rocher, .Dodger*. Bill Southworth, The meat fact-finding panel con­ valves are permanently damaged cciwd his early education. Hto who ^ erek. : i ,11 aces, are again expected to be the knocked out Russ Baxter, 182, a t the hip. She waa unable to at­ mittee of the Women’s Club be­ Philip Murray to consider their he demanded of Short. Pontillo, If ...... 6 Boston Braves, and Bill McKeeb- tinued Its hearings in Chicago as by the infection, vocational train­ death to the first in the family clr- | charged from the are ro n o big guhs in the Red and White New Caztle, Pa., 8. Mel Ha»*; tract attention for about twenty lieves it Is contributing a great Individual peeds. The association "That didn’t mean that we had Rclchenbach, if ...... 0 nle. CJlnclnnatl. It sought the basis of wage recom­ ing should be started before the minded once more that only a few New York—(NBA)—Th* cam- A 11 C fiiF fl A flS lllllC Ramblers Rhode l8land Rams n o .attack, Windham ha* come along kins, 181, New York, T, K- O. Hor­ mtoutee. Two little children play­ service to the community, and Is which aeeka wage contracts separ­ been told there waa an air attack Behnend, c ...... 2 Feller’s $40,000 for ’46 Is the mendations. patient gets up. % ro.Tum «“DSwell 1. chair.] paign to put aark Calvin Griffith O ia rS A 8 8 UIHC ,,' fast in the past month and play­ ace BaUey, 154. New York, L ing In the wiow fnlled to under- confldsnt of its support. ate from the basic steel Industry i coming,” Short answered tkrtly Modean, rg ...... 0 highest sum ever paid to a pitcher Representatives of five major Most rheumatic fever patients man for Hebron In i-pons^ng a | papero ^ tlm 0 Legeault, rf s ’ ? S ^ iu f on ihelr home court tonlfhL Philadelphia — Eddie Gtoee, •taad whnt the trouble waa. Tickets for the' lecture win be charged Its members were "caught "N o," said Murphy, "you were A ge In the Hall of Fame reminds those Upsel Holy Cross Klahnty, Ig ...... 0 for one yeaKs work, surpassing packers'j-esterday testified before have relatively mild symptoms. dinner dance at the Shell Chateau, for exemption of the First Place at Rec 0 Oenovesi. rf S’ they will be a slight favorite to 186«4, Philadelphia, outpoint^ finally a truck driver heard her available at the meeting- of the In the middle’’ by the wage in told that war was Imminent and who may have forgotten It or ar* Hansen, Ig ...... 1 tos salaries commanded by Buck Wlllimantic, Thursday evening. Assiatonce Tax. Thla must be 1 Frosh, If .... ^ even the seasons score at a game aeo Shane, 137, Loe Angelce. i. cries for help, and enlisting the Women’s Club, Monday evening, crease demands and a govern­ the panel that a raise of 25 cents you wanted them (Washington of­ But though the disease appears to too young to liave known that the ^ Newsom, Lefty Grove, Walter an hour in the industry as demand­ be mild, it Is only smoldering, and Feb. 21, under ausplcea of the 1 done before February 1st. 2 A. Carlson, c 1 Tom CoUln*. 15014. Philadelphia * nld o f W ilbert Johnson who Uvea January 28, at the South Metho- ment promise to raise the price of ficials) to tell you where the strike 76-year-oTd candidate was tagged 1-2 3 Boston, Jan. 25—( ^ —Boston 10 Johnson. Lefty Gomez. Dazzy ed by the CIO union would add getting up too soon may cause the The AU Star* take over first 0 R. Carlson, c ; A preliminary game between toe knocked out Jimmy WlHi*, 18»i In tha lower flat a t the Qibaon dlet church. steel. was coming.” The Old Fox Ijefore he became a, 1-2 3 basketball's newly gained converts referee, Sheehan. ' school’s two second teams will get Vance. Dizzy Dean and Carl Hub- more than 95 million dollar.s to infection to flare up. place In the Rec Junior Bowling 1 Fogarty, rg . Wilmington, Dei, 2. ■ bestse, the two men were aide to Conditions continued quiet in the "Yes, sir. If Washington had manager, let alone ascending to • 0-0 2 today joined forces with its most' -(underway at 7:30 with the main bell at the height oM helr career*. wage costs of their companies I t Is difficult to keep children in Dinner wlU be served at 7 p. m. 1 rrilef^*^ A bOT League by taking three points 0 Patch, Ig ... ch n y Mina Gibson ' to her own I mill strike areas the fifth day of the Information and I think the preeldency of th* Washington 1.2 7 , faithful supporters and hailed Royal Kings (68) ! game following immediately. «• Newsom was paid $35,000 for alone. bod at home until all signs of from toe Big Ten. 1 SchmldL rg . npnrtment. They immediately I the strike with no hint that either did." the witness replied. he'^e^S'^arSe ^¥SS!LnS this pur- club. In the other match to* West ______.1 Rhddc Island SUte’s mighty Dick B I Tomorrow nighL Manchester ea- 1941. Grove got $30,000 iB 1932. notified Arthur B. Gibson of Flow­ I union or management plans any Wages will not be boosted when Short contends Washington rheumatic activity have disap­ Griffith ranks 10th among the . . g 27'H ole and Ernie Calvcrley as this Accornero, rf tcrtalns Weaver High at the local Johnson reached the $25,000 mark all-time pitchers In percentage of Sides won three ppinte from the 11 er street, her brother, and she move to bridge the 3li cents an the government takes over meat withTTeld Information which he peared. Convalescent hospitals UnlonCongregational meeting at-chu^ toe Oolchestor Suntoy Tn Board of Tax Review n-IIl ; section’s outstanding intcrcollegl- Rivosa; If . •. I drillshed. Weaver trounced the lo­ Industry control, but, under the games won and lost with toe l»- Lucky Strike*. V Intermediates (15) WATCH FOR was secnevad to the Memorial hos- hour wage gap which separates would have evaluated as heralding are recommended as the Ideal FTancls Fallon bit high single 0 ate players. Richardson, c cals two weoka ago in Hartford. IMal. This afternoon her condiU ,,„ ’^director o f the choirs at St. ment’s Production and Marketing al Longshoremen’s and Warehouse­ ether yeers| a social hour. Too Receive." Everyone Is cor- years In perfecting the delivery. Taylor .... 94— 184 and Inroc. No date for the nm- Kenney and Bob Fitzgerald, made Barry, ig ...... We sat In folding canvas chairs though their use does not shorten margin throughout. Lynch led the One Half Hour — $2.50 F»)M HuOr ~ BridgOt’s. outside a dllapiduted' cottage. administration, will operate the in­ men’s union. The paper said that Three “drives’ 'are now In pro-1 dlalljr invited to attend these serv- He employed It moot frequently Friuell ... »***•« 79—178 nlng has as yet been announced. a runaway of their 60-47 triumph the iUntoa Many vaccines and 75— 150 T o t a l...... 13 4-7 30 scorers with 32 points, followed (S|»ecial Cuuraea) Altout 33 were In attendance at Around us towered beautiful'ever­ dustry. longshoremen had experienced de­ gress, toe clothing drive, InfanUle Icef- »iii k. iu 1904, when he won 25 games Dummy ... over toe Providence College serums have been proposed, but . . — 78 Referee, Gilroy. by Skinny Furs of tha Zephyrs, '.the affair. greens— all fake, painted on vast The A F L union declared what It lays In obtaining retroactive pay paralysis or "the mile o f dimes,’’ ^ while losing 20 for toe old Chi­ Dgmmy ... Veteran Nick WaU, only Jockey quintet. Six One-Half Hour ...... Jii'112 there Is no evidence that they are 82— 82 to ride two Santa Anita Handicap who had 17. curving canvas against a phony termed "a temporary truce," which ordered by the War Labor board. Md the food drive through the cago Whit* Stocklnga.'" Sturtevant »**«**• Six Hour Lessons...... The dispute cancelled negotlatioi^ 5 • effective^ winners, has taken an early lead sky, the whole set built inside an would last "at least until we know schools. I t to wen that those J®«v«S^letyMdayero^^^ Griff, quite appropriately, en­ Houck’s Instructor Twelve One-Half Hour Lessons...... on the 1946 contract with employ- V i DM b A Help 421 409— 810 among toe older Jockey* at toe Twelve Hour Lesson*...... • • ■9*a.w enormous sound stage. what the fact-finding commission who can do so are wlUIng to help joyed his b l g g ^ season as a ^Miller to Direct era • An adequate, well-balanced diet Hialeah meeting. He had five Cosmetically spe-aklng, Jane (noW holding public hearings In along such worthy pi^ects, but *<* ***^,'!** combination pitcher and manager Lancaster, Pa.—Jack Milley d i^ j Appolntinenta 5lay Be Klade By Phoning: Six persons wjere arrested during with addUUonal iron to correct firsts in th* first six days. Sports Roundup Wyman’s life Is In reverse. She Chlcagol_wlll recommend.” one sometimes wonders why our ***®?** when his Chicago Whit# So* won in Lancaster at the age of 67. He disorders which broke Out at the 2-1833 (Mornings) 2-0231 (Afternoons and Evenings) Inebriates Board works all day without make-up; Federal seizure Is the second and anemia and vitamin supplements government should not appropriate the pennant In , the American taught Leo Houck and others to largest in' administration attempts main building of the Western Un­ prescribed by a physician are ad- sufficient funds to take care of tantlle ******y;‘" League he helped organise In Rec Senior League Pcniele- Hal Price Headley’s agged scored Impresslvsly In Hibiscus, I. U. atoletef. Lew Saban and oil a little before going out to police said,'a procession o f 200 ’ Scoring Leadere heads the list of 37 nominations for Zivtc haa Isesn advertising In Selden D. Bacon, chairman of the ers. The N avy stUl Is operating prevent recurrences. A number upon toe rtiouldcrs o f toe l«>bUc Communl^ _^nter 24. droppso only 7, for the amao- Pittsburgh papers for "ambitious Billy Hillenbrand, atarred In toe dinner with her husband, Ronald pickets suddenly became a surging, the $10,000 added Bahamas Hand! State Beard for the Study. Care Reagan, until recently a captain 33 of the 63 oil plants and refin­ o f reports Indicats sm all doses as wen as toe above projects, also j try* ing percentage of .774. young insn who are ''willing to '•Finger Efowl". tough football unruly crowd. Player, -Team G. B. F. T. cap iter three-year-olds to be run and Treatment of Inebriates, out- in the Army Air Forces. eries It took over October 4 In a have a favorable effect on preven­ tuberculosis, crippled children. e t c . | t « Griff la the only manager who mra tot art of prize fighting." game at Calcutta, Bidla... The Police reported the pickets be­ If toe government should take Nurd tender^ her reirtpi^ Yost, Legion ...... 5 30 13 78 at Hialeah Wednesday Ured today the Initial steps to be Her freedom from mal ■ No doubt he prefer* guys with American Bowling Congress ta taken to set up a state-wide sys-* numbered 25,000. gan swinging and'pushing at five treatment of the disease. Penicil­ hold In good earnest and conduct a ’Th^sec- to a major league champiqnehlp. Murdock, Legion . .6 24 12 60 trying to collect Information on allows Jane to sleep later these Jockey Bobby Watson. Injured In ■troag thumbs. Fritz'a real Idea tern of free care for inebriates, and The five-day old walkout of 760- persons trying to enter the build­ lin to prevent recurrences Is be­ systematic camp^gn against these *»y^ to® commlttw. ’The w c Between 1891 and 1912, pitch­ Olbert, North Ends 5 24 8 56 all-war veteran pin leagues.. .The days, but even so she never finds a splU while aboard B. P. Taylor’s boxing sebool for announced the appointment of an 000 CIO Steel Workers will force ing and at 20 policemen on duty. scourges without waiting for ‘n- ^ ^ r ing for seven clubs. G riff won 237 Server, City Cab . .5 21 18 55 time for tea—her only breakfast ing tried at present favored Grande Pat In yesterday’* you ^sters ai* to 12 years old and j Long executive director for the board. the layoff o f 15,000 employes at the One unidentified detective wae Succeaeful treatment o f theU' divlduals’ alow contributions ®t games while loaing 140. His was HUlnski. BHUarde . .4 22 6 w# hop# he’a smart enough to been Invited to rialt ^ b a to — until she reaches the studio. 24 2 SO third race at Hialeah, suffered - hop* . h The director Is Dudley P. Miller, Ford Motor Company tonight, the pushed through a glass door and matle fever depanda on co-opera­ dimes, quarters, or donars, thef^^^ff^^tlon alro accei^^ Cap Adrian Constantine Anaon’a H. Grzyb, No. Ends 6 make aura that nobody gets hurt, March, following Cornell’e pro­ More breakfast than that makes fragments of glass were scattered IS 7 87 broken left collar bone. It was dis­ vlio will resign blh position as as- company reported, and it said tion of the patient ble relatives Kealth of the natipn might Uke voted to fat* toe eec- ace during a phenon^enal mn Correntl. BHIIarde . .4 Veteran coaches like Leo Houck, posed visit. her feel logy. among the crowd, but Police In­ 16 5 87 closed In an examination at th* slstont director o f N ew Haven hos- 25,000 ^ditional workers would be and friends. Meet Important sin­ a^gh^ leap. A little «Ttra add- ""I with toe famouB Chicago White Schleldge, City Cab 5 who has bsen xvorklng for ymre Buaty ARM pltol to aaslime hU duties with the spector Joeeph Appel said no one Rubaeba, No. Ends 5 17 8 87 Jackson MemorinI Hospital in Mia­ affected in a week. gle factor la bed rest ed to taxation would not barm U " ®"®^ Writer 8 *Ktoven Stockings. to softsn to# atUtuds, of parjnte Harry Rabenhorst, Louisiana board about the middle o f March. I asked Jane what it’s like when was Injured. Making toe record aU the more Col«, a ty Cah . . . . 8 14 9 8« mi. State U. basketball coach, tells she does wear movie make-up. The production curtailments, dis­ toward ezercto* with padded H ie board’s program plans estab- closed as Ford and union officials The trouble continued for more remarkable, he was a Uttle man this on* on on* of hts freshman "First they spread some kind, gloves, xvUl tell )routh that noth­ Ushnient of dlnios in the major were reported nearing agreement than an hour and was the most behind a big, bUck, stubby mua- StaadhigB Florida’s betting tccord was players.. .Whtn the Tlgera visited of cosmetic base all over my fa ce.' Public R^ords Hebron momborn o f tbe Conn-:-1 u - ’ ile m fn ^ n r— ing vrtU wreck a boxing program jMspulation areas of the state, a on wages, company security and sustained disoj:s)fir elace Western tleut Mine Producers’ AssoclaUon Jer ^ P « n g ^ tache at a time when huge hurl- American Lesion .... .4 1 .800 broken for the second straight day Tuscaloosa to play Alabama, th* Then, because I have wide Jaws, when 19,150 tent wagered $1,418, quicker than a . mismatch that of eonvaleaeent centers for other isaues, will have no effect on Union employes went on strike m virho were reelected to office «t P®rt ^ 5 ^® tr^ rerto ^ era dominated toe show. He North Ends ...... 8 2 .600 youngster turnm up missing from No tricks! No m^es! Nqjttpnu they darken those to make them 518 on yesterday’# eight-race pro­ sgusea soma youngster to get treatraeiit o f inebriates who cannot future bargaining eessions, both four weeks ago in a wage contro­ Waersntoe Deeto toe meeting Monday evening 1" banked principally upon a good City Cah ...... 2 8 .400 his hotel room on a rainy svanlng. lessprbmlnent. gram at Hialeah. The former mark beaten up or poor training that jto tneated at home, and a commlt- parties emphasizes. versy. TIiomM Re Brown to Goorge P. Columbia Include John E. Horton curve, an excellent change of Oentelr BlUiards ...... 1 4 .200 Just 25 minutes before toe team mi Wo "Hove io Offer Is "They put a white streak be­ of $1,258,898 was set Wednesday, reaulte to an injury. MWt center to which courts and One report, said "Utoportant ,do- Mail Strike Balloto Churilla and John Kosak, property pace, control and tha aorewbaU, TgeeiM j's Beliedale Easy aa Pte was to leave for toe gym, the tween my eyes to bring out s is x s "S S‘S’rn‘°HSiirr.:ss:.?o..'”’S: 7:00—B U ila ^ v a North Ends. other oonstituted authoritlee may 'vetopm6hul*'“WuIilOOmn POR youR CAR report, John S. Bugas, director of strike vote balloto .to its 950 Melvin A. Bromley, property lo­ eaaentlal tn tha case of key the University of New H sibih “Where you been?” "Coach,’^ to# - there la little or no hope of rehabil darken the end of my nose to Ford Industrial relations, said such lodges and expected to know with­ cated on ToUfUid turnpike. c S f f i ) r t « pitches when the chips W riffit 99. VIrpe won the third race at Hialeah yes- kM explalnsd. "1 was loektag uU diminish that terday to pay th* lengeat straight ■hire’s basketball tmn. says that Iththm and who m i^t otherwise developments would "depend on- in three weeks whether ito 215,000 MllUcent A- Jones to Oak HUl Am enrine wae called out which to being conducted in toe ovsr for that naedls Harry GUmsr BY smmtumh “It’s wonderful afiiat they can pries of th* masting, $128.40. he trains on hi* wife’s Itmon mer­ ha p llaWllty and a danger to their the union.” members favored a. walkout to en­ Corporation, land located on Otto W^eJSS- mS™mo to bolo not "SiSl Clark Griffith, on lil* pitching Naw York, Jan. 25.— — Vat- ingue pie. Does tost put him haa hem threading tor toe past canmunlttos. r do with make-up.” The giant steel strike, biggest force wage ant) other demands, alone, richly deserves to be In the eran Chalky Wright. Lee Angel** two years and I g(>t caught ta to* Maybe so, but I liked Jane Just street , . Yesterday’s feature wlnnsrs: to to* upper crusts K in* per cent a t alt liquor permit single Industrial dispute in the na­ President A. F. Whitn|y sold. IffiUicent A . JooM to Edwanl J- Hall of Fame. lightweight, and Pedro Firpo, o' rata.^*..Rah*nhorat torgav* him as she was, disheveled aiid un­ ™ • taking a coUecUon. so If It Is im- A t Hlslgah—Datura, $16.50. Shorts and Shells 8 0 O N f X m M to p aoufcted by the State Liquor tion’s history, which showed no In­ If authorized by tffe membeiv HoU, property located on OUe Camden, N. J., clash tonight in the Howard Millard, toe Decatur, on toe grounds that us Just ' Cm acwnmlaatmi win be set pointed, In a baggy old dress. dications at approaching settle­ ship, a strike which would paralyse feature 10-round bout St St. Nicho­ At Santa Anita—Aproprtado, bard to find a needle la th* eap- Maybe It was her big brown eyes, ntrmtte ~' $18.40. 111., eporte editor, will double *• auto to finance the program. ment, threatened to Invwve thou­ the country's transportation sys Lawrence W. Fielhelt to Elaine las Arena. ston* as to a haystack. so beautlfUUy free from mascara. in the U. 8. Navy, now < ^ r p d . g »„” uStyPHous*. V a t toe home tHws o f the Decatur club to the sands of other workers in allied In­ tern might be called “within three E. Frelhelt, property located on and his w ife are living at toe Bise- Y Wedneiday Night revived Three-Bye Lmgue next Botlsm Drawer ■orti to Ihxleab of Ernest Davis, perhaps you ea*i Turner To Maoaga dustries. days" after the vote result Is Westwood etrest man house on the green. Lt. T eo a g Staler Stars summer. That gives him both I lo* skaUng is tli* only snort W ay T o gtv* it to some school and it New York. Jan. S 5 .-(P ) — Jim ■peeck-Maldng President Truman yesterday re­ known, Whitney said earlier. Frederick O. and Ruth N. Eaton Eliseman Is taking a Master’s de- Bowling League first and second guess. .Muhlen­ tost haa a panroa saint, oeeording r Britain. Jan. 25.— Born tlini 'will he turned over to ' .h- Turner, the old milkman, Is sts|P iterated his solution of the steel A fter ballots have been mark roperty located On Ardmore rood gree at the University of Connec­ Havana, Jan. 25. — (/Pi — First berg college, which has been ris­ te Art GoowsUow’s nsw tee skat­ taxicab ehortly be- Duhith. Miim— Alexander Jartis. ticut. Staodlngs ing to the sports world elnce It ing guide...Historian Bral* Loal- ; thla morning, a baby mt a anher given by Mayor John S need la'vary urgent and a fine r Stsler, form er St. Louis Browns* Yankee pltehac to bocome mana­ raise— and said he did not con ed to Cleveland for counting. Francis Donohue. to Edwnfd J. I W. tuned out a couple of topifllgbt gon's basshall reeerda don’t ahow .har fiito toy of life at J McDonough were politicians, aU sponee Is being g l v ^ to tola worth star, socked thrse homers yester­ ger of Beaumont,'the new Yankee template Federal seizure of the Ini Sufficient ballots have been Hon, land located on W est Canter lim e's A Crowd Chambefii’ Movers ..87 basketball tmme, has collected any major looguo player, paot or General hospital "per- roady to orate on the correct mu­ dusUy at this time. printed for a strike vote by the cause, but more "and more ar Center Service ...... 84 day to spark Havana to a 9-T vto- farm in ttis Tazaa League. arosent. whooo loot name begtoi and ohttvtoas to the nicipal election campaign. But the ■Iritot PrasUtant L g riy MaePhaO an' more than half to* money needed The 65-day General Motors Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi­ BUoxi, Miss. — ‘Three minor needed. Don WUU^'Oarafo . .84 toiy over the Clenfoengo* Club la with "a". ' lut thsr* sra plenty anpearance had speeches were-short. Mayor Mc- strike, making idle some 200,000 neers. but Grand Chief Engineer Man. Motor Sales ...85 a Cuban Wlnter.League game. Dick flounced today that too 41-year-old who could bo represented by "X — No holder of a^ insurance Hal­ league basebell clube, Birmingham righthander was jivsn hie release patterned ‘ tter to# ^ h ls ^ la the child of Mr. .Donougb limited each speaker to workers, remained deadlocked on Alvanley Johnston said none cou^ Trenton,, N. J., haa become one Bryant de cniapman . .18 id th* property of the St. Un|l* the uakaowa ouontitir.” ley with Ltoyd’a of London has Barons, Columbus Rad Birds and \t?*lra-u4th,0M’Kiiai8«lub. ifi*»d toim ..Al^ufh m g Ten GoUb o f 524 Bfila the length of time he would—or 30 par cent ] wage Increase de- be authorized before a committtee o f the ceramics centers of the ever lost s cent through s mem- Rochester Bad Wings, wlU train -M orlarty Brothenp ..IS BBaa ea thafar way to could—hold a 25-pound cake of Ice mantl:. • meeting scheduledtd heibherb February world. la his bare handa. her’e lOMfivaaey. at KeeMer Field. / . ■ M il ah* was hora. , The U A W -d O eonttnued -wage i l . ' .4 I. ' J.. - ' .-'-j Tkcm MANCHESTER EVTflNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 6 ,194S MANCHESTER EVENING RERALDj MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 5 ,194S

toonekvillb f o l k s BY FONTAINB nnC Services Offered IS •Painting»Papcr1ng 21 Articles for Sate 46 Musical Instruments 58 Aatomobilcs toe Sale 4 Bnsineae Scrvlcca Offered IS _ Lionel LINOLEUM and asphalt Uls In­ INTERIOR and exterior painting. USED Stall tjrpe shower with fit­ A SPINET type piano, brand new t r a n o e a s e o f h e l im b in i IMA Dodf* aedan, radio and haat- OIL BURNER SERVICE tings, $25; toilet, $15; turrethead famous KlmbalL Whitney maple Qassified S C T C ? H o e s «r, 4 brand new Urea. $360 down, stallation, quality materials. Also paperhanging. Prompt serv­ Qaisified Air Conditioning Installed Your Job gets complete attention. ice. Fair Price. D. E. Frechette. General Electric refrigerator In case; also small mahqgany grand V Mosfier balance monthly. Krol blotor working condition. $30. Telephone piano. $395. A. L. Owen Music Sense and Nonsense Sales, 653 Center street All Work Guaranteed! Daly - Dougherty - Noonan, Inc. Phone 7630. m n m w s f 468 Hartford road. TeL 3-0866 or 3656. Company, 1274 Main street Hart­ AdvertisaLjnts ■Cspyrlght, 1968, MBA 1940 CHEVROLET sedan, 1988 VAN CAMP BROS. 6759. GILBERT FICKETT—Painter and ford. HOV< paper-hangjng, residential and WE HAVE a few used farm frset- For Rent For Sale OonfidUMo ’Hustle la a greater virtue than Chrysler 6 sedan, 1M7 WUlya 6 Day and Night Ser\'ice THE PIANO Shop, 6 Pearl street BustnoM MendOhlpo ora like so­ patiance.”—Or 11. ‘Hs drank bottled spring water. F or Rent For Sole sedan, 1936 Dodfe sedan, 1935 ARTS RADIO sales and service, commercial. Interior and exterior ers left, excellent condition, guar­ symmetric contour of ths divan. PHONE 5244 OR 4844 electrical appliances also repair­ work. Telephone Man. 4208. anteed. Reasonable. TeL 2-1226. Fine pianos at fair prices. Always To Buy To Sell cial . . . Tour trUnda did not xxm You don’t auppoos they haven't I put the pills In that the day be­ Dodge sedan. Terms, trades. Cole a fine selection. Pianos tuned. dsmlop from cooual acquaintance Good news Is twice as good If fore yesterday when 1 found be To Boy To Sell Motors- Telephone 4164. ed, prompt and efficient service. you have somebody to tell It too. When he wss sure there woe token him away yet, n k e thought. RADIO REPAIRINtl Ptck-up Call 2-1403. 698 North Main CALL KEYSTONE decorators on Factory reconditioned. Bought, at the first meeting . . . It took He went closer. He leaned down. knew.” Interior work. Submitting bids on WHITE FLORENCE parlor heat- sold and appraised. 3328. Open weeks and In some caeee months no other traffic. Pike started “Knew what?” IF TOU need a good used car let service. Kadioe checked at the street. your wife doesn't appreciate t>ack down the Valley Road to He took out his matches, cupped home. Store open all day. Uan- exterior work for spring. Man­ er, 2 burner. Call 2-1985. 'till 9 p. m. for them to come to a full realiza­ his hand over the packet, and Ut Marcia looked at him. us know what type and make you chester 3-1805. Lota /or Sale 73 tion of mutual reapect and confl- -buy a dpg. Bateman's house. It wss cool and •’You're pretty cute," she aald. want and we will deliver. Krol cheatet Radio Servloe, 73 Birch BOOKKEEFING, public account­ BA*rHROOM scales. ■ magazine PLAYER PIANO and good up dock now with a sickls moon that one. Hs raised the match slowly, LMt u a i Fwind 1 street. Telephone 3-0840. ing. Income tax returns, payroll, TWO LOTS In Middle Heigh^ denca . . . Buaineaa friendShipa ore then blew it out. ' “Aren’t you?” Motor Sales, 653 Center street INTERIOR and exterior painting rack, end tables, bookcase, night right for sale. Your choice, $75. built on confidence, too . . . And Doing only things we like to do gave Uttle Ught. "No. I’m not." libcT—Wesd tiro chain, 6.0y-16. social security, withholding tax, section, 50 foot frontage by ISB will never causa leadership. ' As hs walked, he wondered It was not Batsman. Lying there ? < 9 ^ 1938 CHEVROLET coach, 1940 MODERNIZE your home at low unemployment compensation, and paperhanging. Reasonable table, hamper, full length mirror. Good condition. Plano reflnlshing confidence la aomethlag you muat ’’Yea, you are. You knew all Reward, a Davidson, 16 iAurel estimates. McKinney A Fenn. Call 2-1256. and rebuilding. The Piano Shop, feet each. Tdlephone 2-03S6. sam . . . Friendahlps must be won about Fay. What hod happened to on the divan waa Roger Bland. Dodge sedan, 1943 Chevrolet cost, btilM that extra room now. notary public. Telephone 3627 Stretched out full length, Juat Ilka along that I’d killed Emms Clay. atesst. ______Alterations and repairs. Work of Phone 6286. 6 Pearl street, Manchester. on merit and worth . . . In other Minds are like parochutsa- They her? ' TfQs could be a trap. He You told father you knew. He sedan. 1935 International, 1935 days or evenings. HERE AT LAST ?! ! 1946 vacuum words, confidence is ons of the won’t function unless open. could have been over-susoeptible Bateman, only not quite ao peace­ LOST—On Main street Thursday Ford one ton, 1937 Reo stake, all kinds. Real estate work cleaners. Liberal trade-in sllow- ful looking. Bscauae Roger Bland told me.” solicited. Rates reasonable, credit OIL BURNER Service. Burners URIANO and Lanzano. Painting Wanted—Real Estate 77 foundationa or fundamentals of to tboss green eyes and that “Did heT" Pike said. afternoon, dark blue umbrella, 1939 O.M.C. panel, 1941 Chevro­ Inside and outside, wall paper­ snee. Harry Mahoney. Phone Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 successful advertising and aalea- An optimist la a person who la faintly troubled look and that hod a hole In hla forehead. “I hated her,” she sslk exact­ was approaching ths house from caped him. He turned around. She 6079. career of usefulness The Piano and 5 p. m. 5117 or 5118. WANTED To Buy—Suitable arti­ cool off the lift of tbe party like ly like those my mother used to Wrong Way: Stop by without Without sherbet Also sundaes, 1937 Dodge sedan, radio and heat­ South Main street Tel. 5643. cles of furniture to equip boys’ the other aide. stood ovOr by the clock. She had a com- sodas and sandwiches. Bldwell’s Shop, 6 Pearl street Open 'till PROPERTY OWNERS —If you an ex-wift walking In.” xske 20 years ago. He saw the house. He saw the floohUght in one hand and she letting them know you are er, $150 down, balance monthly. RADIO and Phonograph service. ALL MAKES of washing ma­ ,9 p. m. Phone 3328. FIREPLACE and Furnace wood camp for occupancy next sum­ WIfey—How delightful! I'm so Soda Shop, 537 Main street. Kroll Motor Sales, 658 Center, for sale, prompt delivery. Call decide to sell your property, be­ urn with the red and blue flowers. Shone It on him and then on the irtg. An makes repaired. Military I chines repaired. 10 years’ exper­ mer, anything serviceable such She—Doss the moon Influsncs glad! He saw. the porch Where Roger training. Phone 4553. Guaranteed PIANO Tuning and repairing, Stanley Keefe 2374-W5 Wllli- as old beds, bureaus, chests, fore you do, contact us. We pay Mon (biting ons) — And, pistol In her oUter hand. A platol Right Way: Telephone to see If WANTED— RWe to Hartford from ience. Call, A. Brewer, 2-0549. mantic. top cash prices for property. For theUde? ^ ‘ Bland hid quiaUy closed ths door which she pointed quits steadily it la convenient. For many fami­ West center street for two, hours Wanted Aato»— Radio Service. 87 Margaret road. | Player pianos specialty. John tables, chairs, articles of cloth­ Hs—I don’t know, honey, but It Georgs, X believe they ARE behind him lost night Ut a dgoret I RANGE AND Fuel oils. Buck’s Oockerham, 28 Bigelow street ing. etc. Phone 3375. quick action communicate with some! at Plks’s stomach. lies, Sunday really la a day of rest, 8:80 or 9 to 5. Call 7957. Motorcycles 12 WILL Repair your old electric us. Call 7728 or 2-0920 nr- write ■urs Influences ths untied. _____ and walked calmly off In the rain. and unannounced visitors are not Oil Service. Bruno Bycholskl, Dial 4219 And he saw a Ught. toaster, waffle Iron, or xrill and 568 Center street. Tel- 5858. Garden—Farm—Dairy WE BUY newspapers, rags, scrap Brae Bum Elstates, Inc., 5 South “You didn’t taka my advice,” always welcome. If they know WANTED—Used cars, any year, Main street, Manchester. FUNNY BUSINESS The mompnt Pike saw I t R they are to have gusats at a cer­ electric clocks, or will buy any Products 50 Iron and metals, etc. Service at went out So quickly that hs wss aha sold. make or model. Appraisals made old onss you have. Call 3-1070. OLD FLOORS SANDED Help Wanted—Female 35 your door. Wm. Ostrlnsky, 182 ”No,” Pika sold. tain time, they can plan their day at your home. Buck's Auto Sales, not quits sure it hod not been a accordingly. Laying and finishing. DO YOU enjoy popcbm? We have Bissell. Tel. 6879. reflection. A moment later a ear "You should have,' Marcia CAR PAINTING Broad-street Telephone 5858. RANGE BURNERS and power- " J. E. Jensen. some that pops very well, tender, Cloy said simply, bumers of all makes and kinds I Tel. Wllllmantlc 9938, evenings. WOMEN WANTED. New System passed on tbs VaUoy Road going Get Oar Estimate MORE CASH for your car .from 19c a pound. Larsen Feed Serv­ » J toward THE SADDLEBACK. Tbs • ^ slars’S Fay ?” Pike said. Port-au-Prince, capital of Hai­ cleaned and adjusted. 10 years’ Laundry. ice, 34 Depot Square. TeL 5406. Rooms Without Board 59 ’‘Father detained her,” Marcia SOLIMENE & FLAGG your Pontiac dealer. Stop In or experience. Sales for Lynn range | SHEET METAL WORK, hot air WINTHROP loom of Ito hoodUghts coat ti, was also the capital of the old ghostly hose over ths barren front sold. "Why didn’t you go away? French colony of Saint Domlngue. (S i INC. call 4164. Cole Motors. and power-burner. Tel. 3-1731. furnace repairing. New hot air FOR SALE—Green Mountain po­ She spoks almost plaintively. and air conditioning fumacea tn- WOMAN Wanted for light house­ ROOM for girl, near Main street, MERRIAM of Bateman's bungalow. •84 Oemer 8L TeL 8101 WANTED—Used car, any condi­ 44 Main street. tatoes, firsts and seconds. Amelia Pike wont through the woods "Now til bays to klU you," ehe etalled. Eavea trough and con­ keeping. Two In family TeL 3964. Jarvis. 872 Parker street. Phone continuous hot water. Call 7518. BY EDGAR M ARTIN tion, will consider car with ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Accountant - Auditor behind the house. Re could Slightly Ovfircrowdtd ductor repairing. Norman Bents, 7026. FURNISHED room on first floor, "Don't you rsallss that won’t do BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES cracked block. Call 3936. repaired, bumem, refrigerators, 8966. WANTED WQMAN to care for 2 Tax Reports the back windows, silent ds^, children, one of school age, 5 continuous hot water. Inquire Temporary Office; vacant any good?" H-MMMVITWWL MEL 60W46 ranges, washers, etc. All work "Yes.” She w^a a ghoat-llke VVWtKi'.SOatXS YAHOfcH VVOWil VVL guaranteed. Metro Service , Co. LOCAL MOVING, trucking and days a week. West Center street. 101 Chestnut street. 283 NO. MAIN STREET He crossed the lawn and passed RV.V TOVJAbl RKN VOO h Notice Phone 7957. Household Goods 51 G. A. Choppen A Son, Inc. the back steps. They -might creak shadow in the darkness. "Killing '«OOD OC DUO'.'— ’ TO WXkCK TCh.\.\V» . Tel Manchester 3-0883. ashes removed. J. Klein, 38 Foley never does any good, '^ut s drown CWOtlVYb’. IVOIVVV TAWatD r street.' Telephone 6718. TEL. MANCHESTER 3-07 U The first window ha tried waa r'l so A RELIABLE white housekeeper Houses for Sale Ifonie Phone: locked. The second was open.. Ing man will always Uke one more The Board of Tax Review of the REFRIGERATION SERVICE to take charge of 4 rooms and KITCHEN, ■ black GleenwooU stroke—even when he knows his TIME: Town of Bolton, wlU be In seaelon TOWN MOTORS COTTAGE 4 rooms, new gas range Wtllbnnntlc 830-W-3 Wide. Juat the way Pike had left THRT Grupow, CWdspot, Crosley, Frigid-1 Building—Contracting year old boy. live In, or out. range, electric Ice box. Call 3758. Thursday 6 to 9 P. M. it last night. case was hopelasa.” In the fireplace room of Bolton Good salary. East Hartford and gas water heater, immediate “What about Mary Butler?" w ■ Center Community Hall, Feb. 1, 3 Inc. alre, G. E., and all other makes. | NEW Vacuum cleaners for sale occupancy. Moving out of state. Saturday 1 to 9 P. M. • • • Commercial and Domestic. STORM SASH, combination storm 8-2213. Or By Appolntnient Hs pulled himself up, got his leg "Stae’B there.” Marcia gestured and 9,1946, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Liberal trade-in allowance. A.B. Manchester 2-0344. with her pistol toward thb divan. AU persons claiming to be ag- 45 West Center Street doors Installed Create extra living I over the elU, and he was In SCIENTIFIC space. Increase your Income. Add WANTED—Girl or woman to C. Flxlt Co., 21 Maple street. the klchen. He stood and listened. ’’She had a nica clean death. After ow.voou*. /tUR “ ^ grieved over the actions of the care for two children while par­ Phone 2-1576. DUPLEX 5 rooms each side. New­ ws left her aunts, I told Her we IHUOLS. WVVVtl JoTopn Board of Assessors must appear General REFRIGERATION CO. one or two rooms. Phone 2-1428. ly renovated, three extra lots, The clock. Ha heard It ticking PILU' I 37 OAK ST. PHONE 2-1326 ents W’ork, live In. Inquire 14 slowly, methodteaUy,- Inexorably, wars to meet you at Batsmen’s. 7T and file their complaints at any oC ______4 MUELLER warm air quality fur­ $5,500. Call 6887 days or 7267 When ws got here, 1 made her a YWt muKV) Harmony street. East Hartford naces In stock. Devlno Company I but that was all. m the above meetings. Auto Repairing NEW TIRES, new reeaps, used I Roofing—Repairing 17-A or call 5448 Manchester- evenings. There was s peculiar odor In ths cup of teo.~’ Sebastian Gambolatl, tires and tubes. Expert vulcanlz- j Post Office Box 1007, Waterbury A Message From n e girl tltterad. EXPERT REPAIRS of ablngles, I house. The effiell of death. . Tony Ansaldl, ' Night Service Ing, 8 hours recapping service. 89. Telephone 3-3856. Waterbury, Pike went through the Uttle ”Do you like tea, Mr Calvin ?" Samuel Dunlop, Manchester Tire and Recapping I elate, composition and tip roofs. Help Wanted—Male 36 aha naked. \ Rebuilding and repairing of LIVING-ROOM suite, also several Jarvis To All I hallway and stared into the dark Chairman. company. Broad street Tsla- j living room. He could see a little. "You mean Mary Butler’a undai\ /-** < Dated at Bolton, Conn., Jan. 31, TELEPHONE 8557 chimneys and flashings. E. V. WANTED—Brick fayers. Apply tables, drop rugs and Ironing phone 3860. Open 7 to 7. board. Owner moving. Call at 31 GOT A HOUSE His eyes were accustomed to the the divan?” I*lks aald. Coughlin, 390 Woodland street Indu... 4159. CAREFULLY dressed broilers, Painting—Papering 21 fryers, roasters, fowl and capons. FOR THAT new Inlaid linoleum 24 Strong street. kitchen floor or asphalt tile In FOR SALE HOW ABOUT TH A T NEW HOME INSURE PROPERTY Owners Attention. basement-floor, telephone 2-0866 With Paperhanging and painting, in­ FOR SALE—Fresh eggs, deliver­ or 6759- Free estimates. Daly, YOU HAVE BEEN PLANNING? side or outside. Large savings. ed every weak. Save by buying Dougherty and Noonan, Inc., 468 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY McKin n e y b r o t h e r s direct from farm. Phone 2-0209. Real Estate and Insnraace New b/ock cellinga Estimates Hartford road. SEE JARVIS A t ONCE FOR EVERY DETAILI furnished free. Phone Apex 7366. SOS MAIN ST. TEL. 6060 DELUXE dressed broilers, fryers, 2 PIECE maple davenport Snmil Farm' or Country Home We lavHa yoo to Inspect the materials and workmanship laeor^ roasters, 48o Ib. Also freMi eggs^ jgomted into the several new homes we now have under oonstroo- LEACH A FOGIL Pointing, chair, good condition, $30. NeversRoad, Wapping. Approximtely 18 acres—^9 till­ paperhaSging, interior and ex­ Special price stores‘< and Iar;ge WaddeU rood. terior decorators. Hartford orders. Deliveries Wednesdays, able, balance in pasture aniLwoodland. 9-room house Setting a Trsp BY FRED HARMAN 6-0261, Manchester 5797. Saturdays. 2-0617. with electricity, fireplace, telephone, good well. Two RED RIDER Machinery and Tools 52 JARVIS REALTY PAINTING AND Paperhmnging. EGOS—Strictly fresh, deliveiVd barns and two poultry houses. _^57,500.00 takes all for OBee: 6 Dover Road Residence: 36 AJezander St. direct from farm to oonsumer. Phoees 4112 or 7375 — Weeh Dajrs and Sundays. Good work. Reasonable rates. IN STOCK, cement mixer with quick sale. YEARUN' CREEK. NEWSBOY Raymond Fiske. Phofia 8384. Phone 2-1430. __ and without engetnee, portable Ne'er TO PMNl.' tractor aawrlga, lime towers. Articles for Sale 45 Tractor Company. Wllll­ WANTED mantlc. M cK i n n e y b r o t h e r s LIONEL Train, excellent condi­ tion, built-in whistle, 40 feet of 505 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. eemi»w»Tai«w«wci sic tJastaUAWt,Wf In Lydall Street CUSTOMERS track, elx ewltches, live oen. TELEPHONES 6060, 7432. 5230 mm wwM stsBrnw. n . t u a HELP WANTED Keystone movie projector, excel­ "AiiVE ElEltE MtS ] HAS JUST BEEN is JBROMIW KNOITTHAT HE WASf 1 icrm-ANDHe didn't -H E KNEW SHE BEneR'N ANV- opp AT school, found, MMEO W •OOY MISSINO. L SROUSHT HIS BODY HOME ning water, full bath, good* Good Pay, Good Working Conditions TM; SlItiCES. WHATV THIS HeRe’inMWvou can after the accident M seffM suRPRisep enough WAS COMING HOME.' IHIAK ASOUTAMURCfS? HEtP US... THIS IS ONE OUTSlOf MR. VALtC. BUT heating system and fufl CAPTAIN SASV t HIS OWN dOTTOOO^^ / IT NOW L ^ S WHEN Miaeev SAID SHE Must be over 1 6 years of age PAIMLY! the muxoer., UK6 HE WAS 1 ETHIS WEEK. basement. . 9 NEVER fUMO THciv:

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