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totewufttexlt Hght tala to­ Noted Speaker WE REPRESENT Th e STRONGEST 8,657 night, etonag anrtng Tneoihiy. I Boys Rejmrte^ | morning i'ellghtly warmer tonight Gets Decoration Heard Along Main Street Member of the Andlt About Town STOCK HnriDBND mad near eooat Tueeday. For Institute BareM of CIrcatatlooo Stealing Mailj And on Some of Md^he$ter*$ Side StreetSt Too ./ FATING Mancheater-^A City of Village Charm Th« "HoUiator ObMrvar.’^ m A _ t nawifpaper pubUalrad by tba atu- COlilPANIBB d«nta at the HulUatM K h ool haa The most trying period of th eof, the dog waa short, however, Rev. Dr. Russell J. Clin- (CtoeeMed AdverUetog ea fe g s |0) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 27,1944 (TWELVE PAGE^) PRICE THREE CENTS Residents of Centennial | INSURE v o l : Lxm., NO. i5o baan cltf^ to t aa award by tba 1 Inductee la the liiterlim between hla for a few days ago that dog was chy of Hartford to Columbia Praaa Aaaodatlon aa Apartments Victims; notice of examination date and hla killed. The dog died from a dose oaa of the beat 9 t tba aidtool pa- departure for servl*,-e," said a of poisoned meat fed the animal Preach Here. ' IN para publiatiad la tba country Con- Letters Buried in Park. draftee iecently,,ln speaking with by a neighbor. SURE itNSURANCE! Fire Rains on Germanv aldaiatlon waa glvaa to newspaper a friend Juat entering the above That is about the limit In cruel­ Tht diatlnguishcd minister of London Press makeup coverace and content. • ty in these times- The newest edition of "What Are stage. Center Church, Congregational, DIAL 5810 — 8i>3 MAIN ST. Shift to Artillery 'It almost drove ms daffy," said Poised I the Kids Up to Now" was released A dancet tbe prooaeda of which the one nOw In service. Then he Hart'ford, Dr. Russell J. Clinchy, Gives^ Sjj^ech r r win gu to the local Red Croas. will today with the startling revelation . Probably, never In the history proceeded to tell whv: of the t o w has tbere been so will speak Sunday evening at the be held la the Community Houaa, that It’s nothing less than Umper- You’ll be right on the fence af- ' great a ne^ tor a children’s day closing session oft the Lenten E ve­ Bnver Lame Homes, Iw the Ten- I Ing with the U. S. Malls. ter receiving that , exomlnatlon nursery than now. About a year ning Institute of North and South Duels at Cassino; Some Praise ant’a Aaaodatlon of .Orford Vll- Methodist churches. The sesaloh Reported To Police note," he said. 'You want to take ago there was somj activity In 1 laga and Sliver La^ Homes. An some action about your future will be held in South Church. Dr. Soil; connection with the establishment YOUR CLOTHES SEEM t f o r t baa been i^aide to Interest Residents of the west wing of of several regulated and approved Clinchy recently returned from a \ aU o f the resldeuta of the two de- I... visitation to the British Isles Restrained Approval in week reported to the- police the nurseries for children while their Shell Two N velopmenta and a large gathering TO SPARKLE WHfeN take It . . . and wait And that parents are at work. In some in­ where he represented tbe Federal Most Papers Lack la exp^ded. / loss ot valuable pieces of mall, In-j waiting is awful.” stances that have consnow In the parklet . . believe me,” way department has noticed the Christian' Character." lied guns was seeking to o f future aggression and must be Oiurchill’s warning that "the hour Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., pas­ Because pure, gentle today for its first thrust ontc hlmeelf and the Armed Eorces of 1 at Chestnut, Garden and Bow | ™ ’ serious chipping off of the con­ knock out the • troublesome made to atone for the suffering of greatest effort is appreachlng." the United Ststea." streets and much of the nail waa crete on East Center street? tor of South Church will lead the cleaning fluids remove Washington, March 27—(IP) — I Boys who patronise a local tav­ German posiUona remaining in Diplomacy Problems ilntouch^ Bulletin! enemy soil after sm ashing' Something should be done to stop devotional service which will fol­ she has inffteted, but the Allies In January. Sergeant Kristoff Including two War ern were somewhat disturbed the every trace of soil. the town’s southwest corner. In his 47-minute broadcast ad­ Loudon, M ar.. 27,— ((P)— The Office of Price Administration triumphantly to the Prut riy Motor Tuilo-Ups this. Possibly the whole surface low Dr. Cllnchy’s address. A so­ should guard against a vengeful received the air medal for bom-1 Bonds, Police Follow Clues [other night when a fellow started To Destroy Two Hotels dress, his first fon a year, tl Strong forces of American U b - said today It was eliminating the er border of Rumania fydnj bardment missions over Germany. could be Covered with asphalt— cial period will dote the meetings peace which may be “ repudiated It la reported that some-leads throwing eggt—at '*<> cents___ An announcement said Allied erators and Flying Fortresses expiration dates on both red and Brakes RelincA He Is wltn the 368th Bombard- but should ibis fine concrete go to which throughout have been well as unjust by later generations,' which Adolf Hitler launched ...... 'dosen. Everybody in the tavern artUlery had begun a systematic three of Britain’s churoh leaders blasted at Nazi airdromes In pieces so soon after construction? attended. A ll persons are wel­ the Allied Nations, aa some quar­ blue food rationing stamps froih the southern wing of his ill- V b Itc b Ground to duck when the eggs Wear Longer campaign to destroy both the declared in a joint statement yeS' Bouthwrat and central France It might pay the State Highway come to this final meeting. ters had expected he might, but now on. department engineers to drop off CkmtinenUI hotel and the Hotel terday. today, 'following up a night starred invasion of Russia M d"hlw ~thw othw bratoera'ta^^^ apprehended. * 1 Mi^^®wLn*5i7thro^ assault by R, A. F. bombers A spokesman said the plan was nearly three years ago, Russias Atlantic Gas ft Oil service. Paul, nls eldeai brother Is to the residents of the Centennial their cars en route through Man­ Because careful handling dea Roaes which the Germans have Issued by* the Archbishop of the iurine^^ U with UpartmenU «»me of their mall Produced nothing more than chester and give this stretch of converted into fortresses., Canterbury, Prof. ' John^ Baillie, on Essen. “ A very strong es- . in line with the policy already Dig guns already are laying dows adopted on shoes and sugar, to the Coast Guard, and Mark, the boxes have no locks or keys, or If water, fine highway enr.-ence to Manches­ and pure cleansing fluids A large explosion occurred moderator of the Genenu Aasem' rort" of ighters Including a barrage on Rumanian territory outlined post-war economic plans prevent buying, rushes just before Warren & Jarvis youngest, is with the 0 S.Naval I they do have both In many cases 1 It beems that there were practl- ter the once over. Fire Insurance protect every garment. when artillery engaged a cluster bly o f the Church of Scotland, and Lightnings, Thunderbolts and Moscow dispatches sgid today . for Britain. the coupons expired. Tralning Station. Great Lakes, lU. pieces of mall too bulky to . be leal Jokers in the crowd. TOey had of German alx-barrelled mortars, prof. R D. Whltehorn, retiring Tbe remarkable photo above, taken from a U. 8. plane raiding Mustangs accompanied the C. and Soviet infantrymen were ex­ 1083 Tolland Tpk.,Eackland On Your poaslbly indicating an ammunition He spok« only guardedly of the 8. bomt^ra Into France. p e c t^ to surge soon across thi placed In the box are Simply Insert-1 sucked the contents of the eggs A tip comes across the pond moderator o f the Free CTiurch great German naval base at Kiel, shows two 500-pound incendiary Heavy Drain on Tokens dump waa hit. 'The only other forthcoming western invasion of narrow Prut which they reached cd part way In the slot, lout and then had soaked them In from Britain that might work to Federal Council, the statement cluster bombs, falling toward the target. One (arrow ) haa already Another factor, it wan stated, Phone 3865 Nights 2-1598 ALICE COFRAN ground activity at Cassino was by Europe, but in one Obvious refer­ London, March 27—(A*;— Biitish on a 53-miIe front yesterday, onlj Boys Buried Lettera [water. Some of the eggs were satisfaction hers. It seems that In Call before Wednesday, proposed an eight-point program broken open, scattering small incendiaries like matchsticks. Other waa the tendency of consumers to (Known As Queen A lice) FURNITURE ence declared: week after, they spanned th« It la not possible , at this time, filled with water Instead of the England a candidate for certain March 29 to be assured pMrols. for the post-war rehabilltatioii of bomb, lower right, broke shortly after photo was anap^d.— (U. S, ■ heavy bombers thundered over cash in their unspent ration SPIRITUAL MEDIUM The center of Infantry activity "I must want you that to de­ broader Dnirater, now 80 mllei they say, to judge the actual normal egg content, officea. must put up 0150 when Europe. A. A. F. photo from NEA). western Germany In very great stamps for tokens—which do no*, Seventh Dnnghter o f a Seventh Son I And Personal Effects of having your clothes shifted to the Anrlo beachhead ceive and baffle the enemy there behind them.. amount of mall that has been lost When the eggs started to fly flllng as a candidate for the office, Primary responsibility for car- have expiration dates— thus creat- Bpra With n VeU back by Ea.ster. where Allied forces drove back will be many false alarms, feints strength last night and dropped Celebrsts'Drive to Border ■ since one young^ster questioned is everybody ducked. But It was and should they fall, to poll a cer­ We can protect yon for as low Bendtoga Daily, Including Sunday, I reported to have given Information only water that splattered around two small raiding parties which and/dress rehearsals.. . . a crushing weight of high explo (Cohtlnned on Page Four)' As 24 volleys from 324 gum — ^ tain percentage of the votes for aa 04J1O per $1,000 for 3 years’ (Continued on Paj|b Four) At The t A. BL to 0 Pi N. Or By Appoint- probed the center of the line, "When tbe signal is given the aives and incendiaries—perhaps thundered in Moscow last nlghi that much o f It haa been burled In I —not albumen. - It was - a good that particular office, they must tlme.^------— 'w-— — "'-v*------Mt. In the Service at the Peo-1 the ground In two secret hiding | joke while It lasted, losses were inflicted on the whole circle of avenging - nations 2,000 long tons—on the battered and green7 white, yiellbw, red Sttd PRINCESS forfeit their deposit. » for Sft-Sm n,______places, one under a tree and an­ Let me call at your home and enemy. German guns shelled the wiil~hurl themselves on the fo e .... Japs Fail to Break city o f Easen, site of the sprawl­ purplo rockets burst above th« iW Church Street, Hartford, Conn. | What a lot ol nuisance candi­ TELEPHONE 7254 RESTAURANT other under, sortie shrubs in the Here'S a pathetic story that explain detniln or left flank o f the beachhead line. Air Power Exceeds British ing Krupp armament works. city in celebration of the drive t« Phone €-2024 dates would be elemlnated if such Nazis Execute Price-Fixing parklet. ‘‘We saw guys in the came to our notice this week. A Telephone 5440 or 3938 Attack Scattered Targets Announcing that American air At the same time smaller forces the enemy’s border, the Arm j Comer Mato aa« Peari Straeto a plan were In effect here. of R. A. F. raiders hammered the movies do that,” they said. mother, who bad given both her In the air, American and Brit- power in Britain now exceeds that newspaper Red Star, confident!) A. Non. American Defenses German rubber center of Hann­ BoaineM Men's sons to tbe service, had a flne dog Arthur A. Knof la iah heavy, medium and. fighter- of the vastly expanded R. A. F., Is Approved anticipating a continuation of th« I _ , — , , I as a companion, given her by her bombers attacked scattered port, 320 Hostages he predicted that the two mighty over, 125 miles to the northeast offensive asserted: "For the Red LUNCHEON— / and pounded railway targets at A LL KINDS OF Lieut. l^UnnUlHliattl boys, she Uked the dog and the "The Furniture Fire railroad and airfield targets in forces together in future months Arm y there are no ' boundaries: ■ I ~ I canine responded to the feelings Insurance Man” Manchest^ Di^ Cleaners northern Italy yesterday. Seven would produce results "which will Spend at Least . 3 0 0 1 Courtrat in Belgium. her boundaries are victory, Berlin I I A . BL to S P. Bl. For Slayings Japs Making Cost Total of Nine Planes In Decisions CLOCKS -REPAIRED ARM Y & N A V Y 873 M AIN STREET enemy planes were shot down and certainly be of enormous advan­ More Lives in Bougain-! ■and a strait jacket for the mad Gains Promotion Office Open Dally 3 WELLS STREET five Allied planes are missing. tage to the cause o i the Allies.'* Other unspecified targets in German Valkyrie." Complete Dinners we.stera Germany also were at­ ServH 5 to 9 P. M. I one's mind off troubles and anxie­ AUXILIARY and Thura. Evening 7 to 8 P, M. At (^sino, at the same time ■In the Pacific, he said, it is pos­ vllle Island Assault; Premier Marshal Stalin who an- \ W. A. SMITH ties, aa this woman’s dog cer- Allied guns turned on >the Contin­ Tliousands More Arrest­ sible that progress may be made Some Gains tacked and mines were laid in en­ Supreme Court Upholds nounced the conquest o f part ol •S3 BIAIN ST. ROOM 0 Yank Casualties Low. emy waters during the sweeping Also A L « Carte Service. Mrs. Stella Cunningham, of 60 tainly did. ental hotel, which the Germans "more rapidly than was formerly Provisions in Act “our state frontier" also reported I Oakland street, baa received word H er joy in the companionship MEETING have made a gun-bristling thorn- ed in Reprisal for Kill­ thought possible" because the overnight operations, which the the capture of the Bessarablai I from her husband Lie>it Merlin W, in-tbe aide for Allied troops, and ing of 32 T^opers Japanese “ are showing signs of AUied Headquarters. South­ Inside India Air Ministry said cost' a total of And Program ; Under rail city ot Byeltsi, a victor) I Cunningham of his promotion I tha Hotel Dea Roses in the same grave weakness” under hammer nine planes. which closed aiiother German ave­ west Pacific, March 27.— (/P) -*— - from second to first IleutenanL | At Arhiy-Nsvy Club ceaeral area at the apex of High- During Celebration. blows from the exjisnded ruling Clouds made full observation of ground Pay Is Legal. nue of retreat from lower Russia ROOFING Range and Fuel Lieutenant. CunnUigtiam is sta­ Wo/ 6, the Germana trained their States Navy. — Japanese troops in the So|- |u Lkhrul Sec- the results of the attack on Es.sen Other Soviet forces were declared tioned somuwhert* In ^Ingland and I artillery on Castle Hill, Allied held "W hat fools the Japanese ruling omon islands, isolated by A l­ impossible, the A ir Ministry said, Washington, March 27—(P) — within 20 miles of Iasi (Jassy), la in the Signs'. Corps o f the U. 8. | strong point west of the town On the Swiss-Italian Frontier, tor ^Beiiig Contaiiiefr but it was apparent that the R. A. through which nms the msjoi and OIL Reversnem for the dead Monday N i^ t at 7 :30 caste were,” he declared, "to bring lied Bismarck sea successes The Supreme court today held 1 Army. Greenbrqi^ke Homes whlcn has been extremely trou­ March 27.— (P)—'The Germans against themselves the might and F. had dealt another concentrated Nazi escape railway from the bi) constitutional the price-fixing pro­ IF MAINTENANCE t ic k e t p r in t in g Lieutenant Cunningham la the I Is «m eeproation of blesome to the enemy. have shot 320 Italian hostages in latent war energy of the great re­ and abandoned by their high 111 Severe Fighting; blow at th^ city in an effort to Black sea port o f Odessa. Ison of Mrs. Annie Cunningham ofj METERS mankind's folth in fm* Party at Tha Inactivity of ground troops Rome and arrested thousands public....” command, spent at least 300 Tanks Are Destroyed. wipe out the',, results . of desperate visions of the emergency price •Already Dooming Nasi Stood Reliable Work! 0 Cook street and >a a graduate of mada it plain that the third Al­ Personal Praise For Stalin more’ lives in another unsuc­ reconstruction work which the control act and the O PA's rent The surge to the Prut waa re­ Manenester high and Trade morttdity. The Jarvis Development On Walker St. more In reprisal for the slaying of Meter printe amooiit of de­ lied attack to drive the Germans Turning to Russia with* words cessful attempt to break Germans have been carrying on in control program. garded ' In London aa alread) lu ^ n a b ly Priced! I schools. Prior to his induction In I 32 Nazi troopers during the cele­ New Delhi, March 27.— (IP)— this vital industrial center. "The court also ruled under­ livery on your slip for your from Cassino, the key to the road of personal praise for Marshal American defenses at Empress dooming a German stand at Odes­ Estin^tes Freely Given. I the Arm y on April 10. 1942. ne was to Rome, had been unsuccessful. bration of the 25th anniversary of Japanese pressing forwfard in their Essen was last raided in force ground Iron miners entitled to employed by the Western Electric | Stalin, the prime minister declar­ Augusta bay on Bougainville is­ sa 'and besieged Nikolaev. Turkish protection. Snow Blocks Roads Fascism March 23, a Swiss ’Tele­ by the R. A. F. the night of July "portal to portal’’- pay for time Company. ed: land. invasion ot India have made some .reports that Hitler was ruHiin) British- graphic agency dispatch from the "N ot only have the Hun invad- 26. 1943, when more than 2.000 spent traveling, between the masses of armored reinlorcementi . In the mountains north of Cas­ Push Japanese Bark progress in the general direction E. V. epUGHUN Italian capital said today. mouth o f a mine and the place through 'Hungary and Rumania sino snow blocked many roads in i . Kohima, 30 mile^lnside the bor­ where the ore actually is mined— 390 W ooi^id Street L. T. Wood Co. the mountains and cold weather A son of • Premier Marshal Pie­ (Continued on Page Eight) , An assault on American barbed (Continued on Page . Bight) suggested that he probably would American Club wire and pillboxes in the ToroRina *a case similar in some respects to * PHONE 7707 51 BI.S.U St, T.L M M on the Adriatic front of the tro Badogli.o vwas among those der and some OO/mUcs north of make a stand in Rumania in as EXPERT , slain, a Chiaaso dispatch to the sector o f the beachhead perimeter Imphal, a Southeast Asia the coal miners' travel time ques­ attempt at least to save th< i*if .* I- i' Eighth Army brought almost tion. complete cessation of enemy ac­ Swiss newspaper La Suisse de­ Thursday, reported Ir Gen. Doug­ muhique reported today. Ploeati oil fields. 'The Russiami RADIO SERVICE - I las Mac Arthur's communique .to­ In the price-fixing esse, Chief tivity. clared. Other border reports said Brandy Drunk Across the Nags hills from Ko­ Italians Drop Theon de Revel, a former Italian day, resulted in a temporary pen­ Justice Stone wrote the 6-3 opin­ (ConUnued oo Page Eight) BING9^ American .heavy bombers pound­ hima Ilea tbe Bengal-Asaam rail­ ion bn appeals by two Boston meat CALL H. MEADE ed Flume, Italian-Yugoslav border finance minister, and Marshal Ca- etration, but the defenders push­ way, vital artery for Allied forces dealers — Benjamin Rottenbe'rg THE SHERIDAN area port, tha Manlago airdrome viglia, and several senators were ed the Japanese back and restored Plebiscite Plan EAT THE REST AT REYMANDER’S On Train Trip in. the north. and Albert 'Yakaa — from their Phono 2-0898 SO miles northeast of Venice and among those seized by the Nazis their lines less than 24 hours later. As In the enemy’s previous of­ IndioOtion One ripeOrhead Stopped conviction on charges of selling ROAi^T BEEF AU JUS A the key railroad yarda of Rimini and FaaciaU. But Japanese presaur* in the RESTAURANT TONIGHT Oermana Blame "Conununtsts" fensive from March 8 to 18, In wholesale cuts of beef at . prices in A of the Adriatic coast. ITkhrul area, 32 mlleg north of Lack of Funds / and N A T ^ E BROILERS The Nazia reportedly were alain Detective One of Sever­ which he lost more than 1,100 excess of the O PA maximum. F l a s h e s ! > R.A.F, Wellingtons and Libera­ Imphal "is being contained," the J DELICroUS STEAKS Invites the People of aa they marched down Via Rasel- al Pdlice Officials,Put dead, the American 'casualties In Personnel to /Circu­ They were sentenced to six (ia t e BuUetIns o l O u (IP) W ire) ★ ORANGE HALL tors bombed. the Vicenza railroad the Thursday thrust were remark­ communique said, adding that Free Enlargement la. A .German communique. It waa Manchester To Try Their .yarda 40 milea west of Venice last ably low; four dead, 47 wounded M vere "fighting had taken place. late Petitions / Cause. (Contlnaed oo Page Eight) OYSTERS AND CLAMS ON THE HALF SHELL n igh t A thousand incendiaries On Witness Stftnd. ,is waiKM Indication that one of jhiysiclan Sent to JsH with Every RoU of Film Af%,, (Contlnned M Pago Eight) and one missing, compared with DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! and explosions from blockbusters three J^anese invasion spear- ' Malden, .Mass., March 27— (/P>— Developed and PrintdI. “ w v eiG PRIZES! the 300 Japanese dead abandoned Naples, March 2,7.—(P)—Plans 65c blazed in the yards which link im­ New York, Marc* 27—<3*)—Two within American lines. ads had b ^ n stopped as Admiral •\ Malden physician arrested ns a portant lines running eastward detectives who brought Wayne rd Louis ^Mountbatten'a com- for a. plebiscite in .hbuthern Italy result of the death o f a soldier’*, Reymander's \ Restauranf Full CouiM Truncheon The Japanese preceded .their on the issjie of /King Vittorio E or^ n Polic ELITE STUDIO into the Balkans. . Loner$(an back to New York after latest * attack with artillery fire, nders marslraled strength to wife yesterday after an alleged Fine Wines, Liquoi^ and Beer • Admission 25c ’ITie American.bombers and their Eight Injured his wealthy w ife was slain last met the generai\offensive aimed Emanuele’s abdication and . re­ abortion, was sent to Jail tor on* sending 70 shells bfto American^ placement of I^'emier Badoglio'a Tunderbolt - Lightning escort October drank brandy with him at cutting the Allies' Aseam sup­ year today when a previously sus­ 35-37 Oak Street \ Telephone 3922 Served 11 A. M. to 2 P, M. positions. Their fire also damaged government have been suspended fought off 60 German fighters, on a train during part of the trip, ply lines. pended sentence for -a similar o f­ two AUied airfields and causefl by the six leading political parties bringing down five. in Hailstorm one of the officers tes'tlfled to­ The communique disclosed that fense was revoked by Judge some casualties on them. / opposed to the present regime. Marauders raided viaducts west day. Japanese tanks had be^encountp Frank J. Good in Mlddlseoex Su­ Roofing—AsbestoB Support Ground Troops Lack of (finds and personnel of Arezzo on the doubletracka The detective, William Prender- crM on the Tiddlm-ImpnM road, Democrats La^ ' Back perior court. Dr. Harry A. Wein- Allied bombers and American with which, to print and circulate Rome^orence railroad, Mitchella Hundreds ^ Windows gast, was one of several police of­ traub, 58, was held in $15,000 ball, destroyers replied in support of another invasion route, and^veral With Vocal Defense of Siding and Rock ficers placed on the stand by De­ petitions qbUing for the king’ s ab­ double surety, when arraigned In llEI bombed another railroad bridge at ground troops, damsgdng enemy of them destroyed. In this^rea,- Perugia, 80 miles north of Rpme, In MemphisXBroken; fense Attorney Edward Broderick, dication and formation of a "truly 51alden district court on charges LENTEN / gun positions and starting fires in too, there was heavy fighting ^ d demoenUie government" were ' Administration S^nd. W ool Insulation \ and TliunderboUa attacked two in an effort to prove a defense growing out of tbe death of Mra Heavy Damage Done. his supply areas. Allied forces, "inflictint, vi contention that Lonergan was un­ given by party leaders aa the ----- \\ Ethel Shapiro Levenson, 27, ot Expert workmannhlp. AO work, ./ In the Adm iralty Islands, Am er­ hea'vy casualties,” took a hill fe a aeon for abandonment’ o f the Washington, March 27. — (4^y- EVENING INSTITUTE (Continued oo Page Eight) der duress when he allegedly ture and routed the Japanese-from Chelsea, and his ease was Contin­ guaranteed. _Reannaabla Priora, Memphiz, March 27— VP) — A ican dismounted cavalrymen con­ ijeet. Democrata lashed back at mounts WASTE PAPER made a ' statement that he killed their position .in the foad. ued to April 10. No obligation fur aif ratlmate. groggy, panicky Memphis began the 23-year-old helrese. tinued mopping up Japanese who Deeper Significance Seen ing Republican criticism today recovering today from the effects scattered'' after the faU of L^ren- Chinese Oontinoe Advance A'peeper significance, however, with a vocal defense of the admin­ .'*■** >■ Write. NORTH AND SOUTH Prendergast said Lonergan bad Munitions 'Output Drops s ' - :0f > a hail bombardment which gau on Manus Island nine days In the Mogaung valley, Amert- was mm in the decision in Allied istration’s foreign policies and an School Lunch ' three half pint bottles of brandy H'ashington, March 27—//PH— METHODIST CHURCHES broke hundreds o f windows, caus­ In his bag, one of which was only ago, and on Friday occupied wrlth- can-trained and equipped (Thinese quartet^ where the feeling was attack, on the ‘‘isolationist’’ opposl- ed other extensive property and out opposition ■ the* islets, of Amo forces continued to - advance expressed\that opposition to the i tlon they said would pave ..the way Notwithstanding continued galas Burton Insulatii^ 0>« about three-fcnirths full. ’The par­ In aircraft and ammunition pro­ ISO Oxford St. ttirtford These Houses Hove What It Takes To Meet Public crop damage and. aeht „.at least ty consumed one full bottle, while and Ndrova off the aoutheaat against stiffly-resisting Japanese Badoglio gt 'ernment bad been for World war HI. FINAL SESSION Plan Backed eight persona to the lioapital with coaat ’ of Manus. American de- forc.es cut off when Shsduzup waa dampened bs Soviet Russia’s re- Disclosing that he planned a duction In February, the general . Phone H artfonl 32-4310 traveling between Toronto and output of munitions ttenrs dropped injuries. Fort Erie, the detective said. captured by Brig. Gen. Frank Mer­ cent action in\accordlhg it dlplo- i Senate specc* soon on the matter. MONDAY, MARCH 27 The freak haUste>nn, "aoimding (Continued on Page Four) rill’s marauders, in an “ end run” matic recognition Chairman Connally (D., Tex.) of one per cent under .lanua’ry' levels, Demand For Good Housing . . . Enduring Housing The partly-filled bottle subse­ lh<- 'VVsr Pro'liiCfIftn hoard said to- . Protests Also Made JParm like a teeight train, struck the quently was turned over tb police, around Japanese lines. This drive This feeling per isted in spite the Foreign Relations rommittee SOUTH CHURCH city early last nighL raining hail­ took to task critics who say the day. Noting that this manpower Prendergast said, along wrlth oth­ Treasury Balance is one of two Allied thrusts against at continued avowals of Italian IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION SUNDAY EVENING 7:00 - 9:00 P. M. That Will Moke You Glod You P u r e h o s e d At Security Administra­ stones as large as baseballa Myitkyina, ..naln Japanese base In Communist oppoaitionxlo both the State department has no definite shortage was the principal factor er personal effects In the bag, in­ In the slttustlon, \VPB said that ‘ 7:45.— Address: Washington, March 27. —- (ffi—r horth Burma and terminus o f the king and Badoglio. foreign policy and la operating on tion Is Facing Death. cluding a yellow rubber girdle. stated miUtary miulrements In DR. RUSSELL J. CLINCHY, (OoOttoned oo Page Eight) The position of the Treasury March 'railroad -from Mandalay. TTie Communist paper\L’’Unila a day to day basis. .. LA PIZZA The other bottle waa turned over "Cif course we have a foreign “ man.v miinltioha Items" had not AH streets West of Main Street from, the^Center South Center Church, Hartford Greenbrooke. to the district attorney's office. 24: 'The other Allied sj»earhead driv- said the Badoglio regime \ is ndt • * *4 Washington, March 27. — VP)— mg toward Myitklana from Sum- a government” and assertedxthat policy and it haa been well defined been met last moatb. Not Threatened at Any Ttme Receipts, $318,827,267.90; expen­ • • * and South of Center and West Center Streets. ALL WELCOME! Arrival at the Senate of a Housa- ditures. $268,253,642.22; net bal­ 'Italy needs one immediately, be­ by the Objectives laid down by approvsd $837,998,770 Agriculture Prendergast insisted that at no Secretary o f State Hull and Admits Stealing Coupons Depot time on the trip wraa Lonergan ance, $16,710,855,136.80. . (Contlnned on Pago Eight) cause the lack o f government is, department appropriations bill . . . worse than ha'vlng a bad others,” Connally declared In an Boston. March 27j—(IP)— \ giri ^ AS LOW AS $500 DOWN brought protests today from Sen­ threatened as to what might hap­ Interview. “But the first thing employe of a Boston rationing pen if he failed to make a state­ government." Square ators Russell (D., Ga.) and Aiken Allied officials awaited -witb in­ we have to do Is win the war. board has confessed stealing gas­ (R„ VL) that MM it stands the ment upon reaching New York Diplomacy must be subordinated to oline eaupons vnlued at tboosaads BOND FOR DEED He said the only time the prisoner terest the expected arrival of Pal- aehool lunch program and the Rdle of Tax/Collections mlro TogUatti, bead of the Italian that right now. That doesn’t mean of gallons and tornlng them arai EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8:15 Farm Security administration will was lisndcuffed was while he slept that we are not planning for the to two employos of an aotomoblh Grill In a hotel at Buffalo, N. T., during CV>mmunist party, who has been s TWENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR $1.00 6000 die. member of uie Comintern In Mos­ future. renting agency for disposaL the a stopover. lAK GBllL- ' On The ^ a a rc "Tills would be a great tragedy,' 30 Per Cent Outstrips Rise in Income cow under the peudonym of Er- ‘‘IVe are not going to say to our enforrenient dlvlslrrti of, tlio Offle* F. H. A. MORTGAGES ARRANGED THROUGH THE MANCHESTER TRUKT CO. Ruaaell told a raportar. “They are As the trial entered its second Allies ‘Here, you’ve got to do this of Price Admiaistratloii annonae- "WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” week, Broderick placed two Tor coU. L’Unita ssld he waa en route two of the most important itema in , To Ge ! from Algiers. now or we’re going to- quit the ed toda.v.* .After noiaUng the eoa- SALESMAN ON THE TRACI DAILY 9:30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. the entire bill." onto detectives on the stand in i war’." __, fession, the O P^ sold the girl be­ hewed .fight to block admission 'Chicago, March 27 - (P>— It to all government units, excepting To Bring Stalin’s Attitude DINE AND DANCE “We need them both." was the social security taxes. "iTiis was Togliatti presumably will bring Fnwise To Rock Boat came ill, eauslng postpoaemeal ol Aiken’s commenL “We would 6t the purported confession. may not be news to people wb‘o her arraignment In Federal conrt To the Lilting Tunes ol ' Broderick, who contends the 18.5 per cent of the national In­ with him knowledge of Premier /Connally’t comment was iii line AERO BINGO especially remiss if we didn’t do We Must Raise have just finished their Income tax come. By 1943 the percentage of Stalin’s attitude toward the Ba- \Wth the tack reportedly taken by The enrage employes, the OPA THE OAK GRILL SW1NGSTERS AT something about the lunch pro­ cMifeaslon waa obtained under added, have admitted their part In duress, sought to' show through returns, but the Federation o f Tax the national income going to taxes d'lgllo government It waa consid­ Hull recently In conferences with DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRIC.ES! KNOFLA gram ." members of Congress—that it’s the conspiracy. Better Than ^ the testimony o f Detective Sergt. Administrators reported today had increased to 23.5 per cent. ered unlikely here that he would • a • • Their objecUona to this appro- Stats tax collections increased enter Italy openly if he were hos­ unwise to rock the boat by specific pnation hill wen matched In Arthur Harris and Detective Gor­ that the rate of tax collections ROAST BBEF STEAKS 27.8 per cent while local eoIlecUons tile to the existing regime, al­ demands now on territoriM And BnU Says Dewey Wrong BROTHERS some degree by,expressions in tha $3,000 a Day to don Ferguson that UMtergan w a s during 1939-43 has outstripped the Wnohington. Mnreh 2 1 e > < P te * The Army & Navy denied food and subjected to long nstlonsl Income rise by 51 per declined 3.6 per cent Howsvsr, though BadbgUo’s opponents havs other problems. VEAL CUTLETS ^ BAKED HAM 11 Qreen|)r6oke Homes. Inc. House, o f dissatisfaction over bean permlUpd to express them­ Another administration support­ Seentary s( Stats BnN onto tod^ Federal collections Soared 380 par General ContPACfors NofasoHns?NoMsoliiisT Caa’tCaa’tBseyourcaFT Bse your cafT ■ ■ amerdments the ^ n a te had tack questioning without sleep. cen t' Oov. ■thomns t Dewey win "Id* ROAST PORK* HALF BROILERS Make Our Quota The . federation survey said cant and this latter figure was selves freely, er, Senator Tunnell (D-, Del.), Then why not walk? It’a not too far. ALEXANDER JARVIS, Pres. ed on another mo^ey measure, tha to FoUce StotlM struck at the "Isolationists” he per eent wrong to Harris, who arrested tbe 28- taxes paid to Federal, atate, and 18.^ par cent of the national In* Not only do Allied authorities Oar Kitchen Closes At 11 P. M. Jobbing and And you will find our Biifko*s fun $8,006,(X>0,000 Independent offices Bidd fought every move of Presi­ ton statement” r m to • FULL DETAILS CAN BE SECURED AT: 510DEL year-bld defendant the day after local governments increased 141 come (or 1948 as compared to. 7 grants permits (or mass msetings Csneral Repairing With aaany prixea to be won. appropriations bill. but they -have licensed 27 weelcly, dent Roosevelt to ineresss the slie Tark speech tost I itoes Haaapeftag Oatoya Mrs. Lonergan’a bludgemted body per cent during the period while peb cant in 1939. TEL. 3394 PHONE 2-0545. OUR OFFICE ON CENTER STREET, PHONE 4112, OR 26 ALEX- Moreover, the federation said, bi-weekly and tri-weekly political of the Arm y and N avy before State department SO OAK STREET . Repraaentative Woodrum (D, was found in her . fashionable the nattonal income rose s mere (20) $5.00 GAMES . (3) $10.00 GAMES “ ANDER STREET, PHONE 7275. , preliminary estimates -tot 1944 In­ publications ranging from the Pearl Harbor and "now want to Brittoh ^ s o r a ta fine Wines — Liquors and Beer ' C a U ''4 3 8 6 Va.) aaw. ppaaibilitiea o f hamper apsrtihent last Oct. 24, said Lon 90 per cent, or a difference of 5i cat aews la diepatchM l('er Anmk,-. Before f P.'M. (1) $2oIoO GAME - (1) $50.00 GAME per cent. dicate the upward trend is con- (Cshttoosfi sa Pago In : 989 $l2j802,000,000 was psid tinuing. (Omttousd F o«r> (Csottoustf so Pago Eighty y, 7' w r A ■f - •r- ■::<■■* V ' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEJ^CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 27. 1944 P A G E T H R E B MAm^nEJnCK e v e N ixsg h e r a l d . MANUHESI’ER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1944 PACK v n x B from Box 123 on Kaeney . street tor of the South church presided aalvag.a will be carried out on Ce.itral committee, nAmed over the called Nd. I and No. 4 -for a graas -PAINTING AND . over s Closing service of consecra­ Friday, March 31 with the trucks week-end ' ai seniitorial dlatrict * No Maloney , 4 Gi’ass F ^ e ^ , and woods fire and at 4:22 No. 3 PAPKRHANGING Rockville ion Is Within Reach and No. 4 were called on an alarm Urges Proper tion. with Mts. David Bennett, or­ of the Public Works Departihent \ Martin Will conventions. The Appointment of Sergt. Waiia^ Haiigh ganist at the piano.'In keeping making the collectiona. the committee' members must be Rationing Data from Box 51 at Chatter Oak and p«M>d Work. R«m$oaable Hate*. with the Day of Consecration ob­ Chairman . Laurence M. Diilyn . confirmed at the party’s conven­ Slate Seen On Week-End Spruce street. ^ IJse o f Power served throughout the Methodist of the Salvage committee stateit' Of Its Red Cross Quota Be Keynoter tion in Hartford. AprU 18 and $4. Furnished By^ *’ RAYMOND FISKE church yesterday in connection Group Leaves that the collection will be ipaule District Number; ; P rices'of farm machinery rose Phone 3384 Is Missing in Action with the Crusade foi 'i New World the city limits pnfy, and thpde liv­ , ' ------. / 1— Frank C. Tlndale and Mrs.-May Go into Coinven* once of Price Administration TTiree in South and One 74 per cent In the last war. Speaker at South Meth* Order, Mr.-Ward.»rcad a portion of For the Navy ing outside the city arA^Aaked to Bolton. March 27.— (Special).— )M r. and Mrs. Herbert Cross 4.00 Slate Republican Edith M. Miron, of Hartford. Regtonai Department of InfnrthaMon Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam's ad­ bring their cans in some sort of a The largest quota ever given to the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clement 1.00 2— William Harris and Mrs. 55 Tremont Street, Boston, 8, Mnsaachuaetls. In North i, Damage 3.00 on tion Without,IdenAftefi now at home on furlougli; Private odist Tells of l,ess<»rts dress before the Conference on "A container and leave'^ihem in the Town of Bolton, $1,100, for a Red Mrs. Walter Chamberlain.. ventipn W ill Act Elizabeth H. Shea Hartford. Small in All Case*. Local Soldier Was in Miller HaUgh, Caiho Blandipg, Just and Durable Peace.” Cross Drive reached a point over Mr. and Mra. Fred Dreger 1.00 3— Ralph 8. Koae and Miss Candidates.' rear of tJie old Hi^h school before New MeDiberB. NM te. rats. Etc. ♦ Gaaollae f t . 1v W I t o n R p t in r t P fl * «n V tru ctor in machine . 1.4‘arned from War. The Married Coupl-S'Club serv­ Tolland, Men Off for March 31 when''they will be col­ the week-end that assures Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foun- rie Tarbox of Hartford. Italy W nen •'■eponen, p^ivat^;Robert Haugh.USA 5.00 4— Eugene W. House of Glaston­ Book Four red stompa AS; B8, In northeast and southeast. 9-A The South End department had KEITH’S ed light relreshmcnts in the lected by the truck,!. of meeting the goal. Charlc.s T. E. tain ...... HarUord, March 27—(/Pi— The O n ^ o f F i v e B o v s i n signal Corp* « / Baltimore. Md.. chinch parlor following the Wor­ Service; Other NeWn of W illeh who served as chairman Tony G igU o...... 75 bury and Mrs. Adelaide, Johnson of C8 D8, E8 and F8 valid througrt coupdns good for three gallons three fire# over the weekrcnd arid' une OI rive owys * ciarence Haugh "The proper administration of All cans must be properly pre­ By The Associated Press Maloney forces may go into the ship service. This closed the third for the Bolton Drive sends the fol- , James G ig lio ...... 50 Rep. Joseph W." Martin. Jr., of South Windsot. May 20. Red stamp# G8,. H8 and through-May 8. B-2, B-3, C-2 and the North End department one. All pow-er ia the great lesson Great The Citv of I a i o i h s . pared for the collection; that is. 5— John T. Dunn. Jr., of West J8 Mod through June 18. j C-3 coupons good for five gallons were grass fires and little damage Family in Service.-,.^ u s n (c b i of ckmp Park, coio. year of Lenten meetings and the they tnuat have been cleaned and lowing letter: Mrs. E. Selma Haley ...... lOO' Maasachuaetta, minbclty leader in Democratic state nominating con­ ^ ■ ! Roy Haugh. who wyi be 18 in July Britain and the United States have attendance throughout had seen a Mr. Willett's Letter Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hicking 1.00 Hartford and Mrs. Joseph W. Al- Proeeaaed Food# ^ | everywhere was lione. ’ flattened.. This is no^ the annual tha House and former'chairman of vention with no candidates for the Fuel Oil will then be elig‘bl«‘ ^for service. learned in this war," said Dr. Rus­ steady Inereaae over other yeara. Rockville, March 27.— (Special). To the People of Bolton: Miss Barbara Holland...... 2.00 tha Republican National commit­ sop of Avon. governorship or the United States- Book Four Blue aUmpa A8, B8, At%!:37 Saturday alternoon No. Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Haui Corp. Thoiha# C. ^.asher hut- spring clean-up. 6— Stephen H. Cross and Mrs C8. D8 and EM good through May Period four and five coupons sell J. Clinchy, last evening in his —A group of Tolland County se­ The packages of cans should be in the latter part of Februarjf I Mra. Minnie and Misa Mabel tee, will keynote the Connecticut Senate identified as representa­ 1 of the South End department SI Edgsrtofi street, were nbtlfled band of the former Mias Esther lectees left Rockville this morning 1.00 Anna-Mac Switaaki of New Brit­ 20. Blue stamps F8, G8, M8, 18 good in all area# Ihrtiugh Sept. 10. svaa called to New atreet. A grass address closing the Lenten Eve­ placed near the curb'on Thursday announced the launching of the Hyward ...... Republican convention which tives of their giiiups. The Hart­ yesteida;^ that one of their five Haugh and Private Albert Verona, ning Institute of the North and about 7 o'clock for service fn\the Red Cross War Fund Drive in Bol- Mrs. Pearl Jewell ...... 1.00 ain. and K8 become valid April 1 and fire near the suo-atotion and the Attencl Weckliiig night, as the' collection will start opens Thursday, April 13, in Hart­ 7— Frank Healy of Windsor ford Times said today.' aons in the service, Sergeant Wll- husband of.the. . lormci Miw Flor South Methodist churches Dr. Navy. . , ton and asked for youri generous Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Klein- ford. No evidence has yet developed remain good through June 20. The Local Wat Price and Ra­ freight yards was the cause of . the ence Haugh are aiso in service and early Friday morning and the Locks and Mrs. Anna Crouse of Sugar Ham Haugh of the Headquartersendqi ClinChy, pastor of Center Congre- The following fro.m 'BockviH' support so that we could fill bur achmidt ...... 1.00 The convention, besides naming to' Indicate that Senator Francis tioning Bnarj fc locateo in the Lin­ call. At 6:15 Saturday night a Leonard Kingman, husband of the gationai Church; Hartford, spent Of Their Nephew were Included: ^ William C. Ertel.. trucks cannot make a second trip. quota of $1,100. ' Mr. and Mra. Oacar Kreysig 3.00 Granby. v-" Book Four stamp 30 valid in- coln school uppoaite the post of­ still alarm called the North End Company,___ _ 3rd Battalion, a, 179th In- former Miss Evelyn M- S. Haughi James Hopkins Connecticut’s 16 delegates to the , 8—Michael D. McGovern and T. Malony and his ally, former Reduced lo Crowd Our .Store Tomorrow f ^ t ^ la miasing'in action In Italy, seven weeks last summer as a rep­ Jr„ Nelson W /Bartlett. Russell J. ; Heavy demands had qlready Mrs. Harry M u nro...... 2.00 party's national coriventlpn, will ciAlnltely for five’ pound#; SUmp fice. Office nmirs are as follows: department to Green road for their will soon enter the service. Anoth­ e funeral of Jamc.s Hopkins Mrs. Harriet Rcdfield of New Ha­ State Chairman J. Francla Smith, Monday, 10 a. m. to 4:3U p. m.; /Sergeant Haugh waa. bom In resentative of ihe Congregational Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mahoney, Burke. Donald A. Dorns in, Eldwai d been made on us to support the I Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maneg- act upon the members fiewly nam­ intend to mobilize their supporters 40 good for five pounds for home only fire of the wctk-end. er brother, Samuel Haugh of Hart­ Churches of Ameri''*, and the J. Bresnahan. Kerwln F. Purnell, I of Ohs city who died on Saturday Fourth War Loan and our Income Ria 3.00 ven. canning through Feb. 28, 1945. ruesday: 2 p. m to 5:15 p. ffl.; / "Two bell alr.rma were sounded /Oilbcrtville, Mass., £9 years ago ford la not in seiu’Ice. Jr., returned -.o their home at 29 at the\Hartford hospital waa held ed to the Stnt* Central committee 9—-Angus M. Fras'ir and Mra. as a militant bloc at the conven­ and dame to this town with his World Council of Christian Haynes street. Msiicneater. after Russell J. Hiller. Bruno E. Ani- Tax had to be a e^ cd by March Frank Mantelli ...... 2.00 at Senatorial district conventions Shoea Wednesday, 2 p. m. to 5:15'p. m.; in the South Manchester Fire Dis­ churches visiting tiie churches of this afternoon at the White Clarence G. Willard of New Ha­ tion. Book stamp 18 valid rhursday, tO a. m. to 5 :lf p. m.; trict yesterday. At 2:40 an alarm parents shortly aftei his birth. He Missing on Feb. 18 having spent the past week In brosi. Andrew H. Saemreylo, Che.s- 15, it was therefore a veiy in­ Mr. and Mra. Anthony Man- held over the week-end with fcon- This absence of activity, while one Great Britain. He told of many of Funeral Home. Dr. George S. ven. through April 30. Book Three air- Friday, 10 a. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Sat­ attended the., Manchester SUte Sergeant Haugh was reported Wilmington, Dei., where they at­ ter Sullivan, William R. Chapman, opportune time to solicit dona­ eggla ...... 2.00 ffrmation expected for all 72 of the to—Goofge G. DiOnzo and Mias their factional opponents are on Trade school, from which he ^ad- missing in Italy as of Feb. 18, ac­ his experiences during that visit, Donald E. Richard. Joseph Szynal. Brookes, p ^ to r of the Union tions; notwithstanding thla hqw- Mrs. Jeniiie M aneggia.. . . . 2.00 plane, SUmp 1 good indefinitely. A urday, 10 a. ni. to 12:3C p m. — tended the wedding' of Mrs. Ma­ church officiated.' Burial was in nominees. Graev Bosse of New Haven the move with conversations and The teiephone numbet U- 2-0494. tiated and was employed by Che- cording to the War Department and compared the luxui^ of Amer­ honey's nephew / Bruce Morser Alfred D. Barber. cver. I am now very pleased,’ to Mr. and Mra. Clyde Mar-^..--- ' new a'Ump becomea valid May 1. ican life with clrcumstancea under Grove Hill cem'^ery. § Two Veterans .Absent 11— Niccolo Ferradino and Mrs.imminent "deals," is being accept­ nej^ Brothers na a weaver. telegram received bv his parents. Donaldson to Evelyn R. Austin du Stafford Springs; Create L. 'Tiri- inform you that when the final' re­ shall ...... 5.00 ed by responsible leaders as an In­ which our allies in Britain are liv­ Mr. Hopkins tor. many years Mr. and Mra. Edward Pag- At least two veteran members Harold Dyke of New Haven. Inducted In 1942 Samuel Haugh. father of the Pont of "Li^er- Hsil’ Newtown anl. George J. Pradel. John A. Pan- turns come in we shall have fully are absent from the new commit- dication that there- may be no so- He waa Inducted into the Army ing today. cieia, Evio A. Canestrari, Walter conducted a fumltUre business in .subscribed our quota, for which gioli ...... 2.00 12— Fred Kirk of Hamden and eral candidates in the field,> and favor are being barraged for sup­ missing Infantryman is employed Square-, P a/H iey were entertained tee. James F. Walsh of Greenwich called Maloney ticket olTered. port by other groups; «h Feb. 7, 19'42, and went to Fort as fireman.* for the Orford Soap , ' Is Neither Good or |Cvll by Mrs.- JCan Austin du Pont of F. Perkins. DeForrest H. Goodell, this city but had bew in ill health tender you my most sincere Mr. and M rs. Stanley Pat- Fannie BlakviSlee of North Haven. with leaders preparing to' negoU- "Power," urged, Dr. Clinchy, for about two years. . He leaves a committeeman since 1901, de­ 13— Francis R. Danaher and ExpeptMl to U»e Influence ate "deals." ^ftlcMahon Being Backed Elevena. later to'Camp Croft, S. C., Company. Mrs. Haagh ia employed "Liseter Hall," and William du Alfred J. Collette, Ralph P. Guerra. thanks. node ...... 2.00 However, the Maloney-Smith and tucceasWaiy trained at Pine "is neither good or fvi! in itself, no known relatlvea. clined . nomination in the 36th Mrs. Ida Pooley of Meriden. Former Gov. Robert A. Hurley, Brien McMahon of Noiwalk, HIT In the cafeteria in Plant J, U.A.C., Pont Of "Beleview,” Wilmington, George J. Scussel, Evio J. Pan- I congratulate Bolton in this Mr. and Mra. Frank Saun­ following are expected to use their Camp, N. y.. and Camp Pickett, and what it does is decided entire­ Good Will CTub \ ders ...... 2.00 district as did Albert J. Bailey 14__Williarn L. Hadden of West now national committeeman, is once first assistant to Former At­ Hilllardville. , Del, 'The wedding took place Sun­ ciera, Hugo Julian. Clifford A. Col­ very fine result. . of Norwich, a member for 28 Influence in the selection of state Va . before going overseae In time ly by those who u.ac it. Following lette; Mario A. Posocco, Llvio J. There will be a meeting Of the Mra. leabel Valenti ,and Haven and Mis3 Helen M. Smith said to be claiming 400 delegate.s torney General Homer. S. Cum­ day, March 20. at Bryn Mawr, Pa I also wish to tl.ank Mrs. Charles years, in the 19th district. nominees cither for or against HEHDCIU to take part In the North African World War 1 Doth Britain and follow in g the wedding a reception Dottor, Ronald R. Cuman, William i Good Will Club of St. John’s Epis­ Sumner end her solicitors in B ^ children ...... 1.50 of Milford. already in hia bid for the senator­ mins, is being backed for the Sen­ Invasion. He was also a veteran America relinquished their power copal church this evening at 7.'30 ■' A further spike wa.s driven Into 15— ^Mrs. Viola Ainelung aqd J.candidates presented by other fa c -' ial nominatlorj, with the Hartford ate by Paul S, Connery, an ally of and dinner were give.o at "Liseter J. Parrow. i ton Center for their very flne^ School Children Collections reports that an attempt might be ‘of the Sicilian Invaatoii and took which was assumed hy the A ) ^ o'clock at the church social rooms. 'Gochee ...... Warren Upsoh of Waterbary/ tlons or by a combination of fac­ organization reserving its support Spell'acy, for the present at least. Hail,” Newtown Square. Somers: Fedalia J. LaCrois. I work, in giving so much of their made to replace State Republican 16— Floyd Rasmu-jaen and Hel­ MISHIT MSr: Ttart In the Invasion of Italy at Sa- YMCA Notes powers who used it tr, drag ^«>e Passes Quota Erickson ...... tions already forming. for Formei Mayor Thomas J. Out of this tangle, however, un$ George W. Davis; SomersvlHet lime, thought and help to me in Chairman J. Kenneth Bradley of The availability of Cheater Puta-«w:p Va-bo-nol upcodi lawto with Um Fifth Atmy. natlonsjnto war.” . / Charles E. Malonaoni-Willimatvtfc, - The-second of Uia-branches of this cmnpai*fi: this expression of Ia-VerceIli--.-i%^-,.— en Santoro of-W atcibury. . Spellacy,. if, as-and. when he be- less a-now-unexpected. Maloney In- nosirlL It 3 (dtofriks •tebllaP' Sergeant "HaurH conies'oT » mil­ fontght "The only wuy,’’ he copf’luded, ‘‘Forei^i Policies” Westport with . House Speaker 17— Charles L Harper of Mid-Bowles. OPA chief, and an ally of coniea an active candidate. The terventton develops, is expected h Allan L. Rose: South Coventry, the Rockville Chapter, American Ihah^ is) also extended to my help­ Patri - Haitoran Harold E. Mitchell of West Hart­ dlebury and Mrs. Eolth Seeley of mbranca, (Ziatxxiic itary family, with four other ] ,«;30 p. m.—Girl Scout Troop. “t'nat we can ,iave the decent and Richi vSmith . Senator Maloney, the fact that Mr. New Haven organization is lean­ series of "deal.s" and refusal of 4;30 to 9 p. m. — Basketball Robert J, Bates, Sherwood T. War- Red Cross has passed its quota in ers Ih the Bolton Notch section ford by LieQt. Gov. William L. (3) hripa c i w ooltl- tmbthers in service and one likely | Christian kind of a w/pld all true nock; Colchester, Benjamin M. the War Fund Drive when North who also worked very hard and Robert Oxford. ^ „ Smith has made no effort to seek ing toward# Spellacy, it was "deals'^ leading to a floor battle al clogged noae. Fbllow to go next July and also two broth-1 practice, boys. Americans believe in' ia to unite Subject at YMCA Hadden. 18— Earl W. Stamm of Newthe gubernatorial nomination., and learned, though it might be will­ the convention. directiona 7 p. m.—Banquet. Women’a Aux- Burba; Manchester, Everett D. Coventry- exceeded its quota of produced very aatiafactory reaulta. David Tootn y Hadden, addressing the 14th London and Mrs. E. .A Harrison of ers-in-law in uniform and another ] with all ilke-minded'pcoples of-.the Raymond N4 the absence of any olhe’r strong ing to support Smith, if he sought in foklCTl illiary. Chamber of Commerce. Freeman, Louia C. Lkvigne; North $1,000. Tolland waa the first to My grateful thanits are also due SenaSorial district convention Mystic. VA-TRO-NOL ready to enter Uie service. Mrs. Allen C. Smith, vice presi­ Windham, Leland E. Hawkins; Mra. A. Fount! candidate are being accepted as the governorship. TVo Bridgeport 7 to 8 p. m.—Boxing, Boys Britain, even the er.-ilaved people, reich its -quota. to George Shedd and hia helpers which reelected him a State com­ 19— Theodore J. Richard and The area and population of In­ . Brothers In Senrice dent of the Hartford County Stafford Hollow; Michael J. Ziik; Up to Saturday afternoon a-to­ for devoting their time in collect­ Gilbert Negro the bases for a belief there will factions, fighting tor local con­ The brothers now in aerVice are: 7:30 p. m .-,R ( finishing Class, of Germany, y-ind . use the power mittee member on Saturday, as­ Mrs. Mazie D. Potter of Norwich. dia are roughly equal to Ihuso of League of Women Voters, and Stafford. Frghk Kleeak; Stafford- tal of $21,320.77 had been raised ing the paper which resulted in the Hewitt Family be no Maloney ticket. trol, are also reported available to Ber^. Thomas David Haugh of Women'! Diviaior. thus put into oui' ha.ida to main­ serted there would be "no determ­ 20— W. Ellery Allyn cf Water- Mr. Bowles, widely mentioned the whole of • Europe; excluding president pf West Hartford, will vllle. R o b ^ B. Schwanda; An­ in the funcf this being 84.4 per cent substantial sum of $107.44 being- Silverstein Family Smith, Whichever wins, but with Camp Kilmer, N. J„ Tranaporta- 7:30 p. m,— A lt Class, Women’a tain a de'Xnt ami ordojly world." ined effort to effectuate a change." foi-d and Mrs. Florence Rockwood the past few days as a potential Russia. ------. Read Herald Ad vs. be the speaker for the Tuesday dover, Harold R. Hagenow; Provi­ of the quots. , It Is expected that donated to the Fund, also to Select­ Other Smith making no bid for their .tton Corps of the Army, who ia Division. J-arge Attenilanee Baldwin Opposed to Change of Franklin. candidate for governor, is out of morning Discussion Group at the dence,- R. I.. Andrew Diachenko; the quota of $25,000 wiW be man Thomas W. Wilson who do­ Quarryville Mcn'a Clul 5.00 A Wrge congregation ■ filled the Earlier Governor Baldwin had ■ 21-^Earle A. Benson and Mre. the picture, it was definitely stat­ GetraiiM LtOYD chapH of the Sout'.i Methodist Y. M. C. A. at 1? :30 o'clock tomor­ Thpilfipsonville, Gordon Pirie Fried­ reached before the end■ /of this nated the town truck and driver. Paper collection ...... 107.44 cnid he was opposed to any change row. Mrs. Snilth's topic will be rich: Ellington. Robert P. Hoff- ' v^■eek. The publicity glvefi to the Red Bolton Orange .'...... 10.00 Mary A. Brennan of Bridgeport. ed, Mr. Bowles expects to remain rch to hear Dr. Clinchy Pre- ln_party leadership at present. 22— William J. Prince and Mrs.in Washington on his present Job, :^dlng his, addr-ss. Dr Earl Fur- "Foreign Policies and Internatlon man; Hebron, Israel I. Ka.ssman; [ Red Cross Week waa observed Cross materially assisted me in Mies Louise Anderson 2.50 announcement that Martin al Relationships." West Willlngton, Robert E. Han­ achieving this successful result Mrs, Nelson B a v ie r...... 00 Harriet Ferguson of Bridgeport. unless Congress, in renewing the geaon of th^ North Methodist at the local theaters la.st week would keynote the convention wna 23— Charles E. Zink and Mrs.OPA which explrc.s in June, alters APARTMENT DINETTE These morning Discussion sen. with the collections being Irt and my thanks are given to Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James FletcK> church gave the Iasi at a series of made in Bridgeport Saturday by Josephine Throp of Bridgeport. it to an extpnt that would im­ Bible lectures on .'iJalvation by grolips are open to the women of city Court charge of Mias Helen McCarthy, Clyde Marshall. •er ...... Bradley, who also is national com­ 'Manchester at a nominal fee, and Paul Satryb. .70. of Oak street, A closing list of donations will Mrs. Ellsie M..Jones . ^ . . . . . 24— H. Sanford Osborn of Red pair hia services to the govern­ Genuine DW^CO Tops With Faith," a study in Romans Ga- a.ssisted by Mrs. L. Genovesi and mitteeman from Connecticut, ding and Mrs. Harold F. Pfeffera ment In that event, Mr. Bowles lations. and Miss Anna M. Wilbur, those who wish to have luncheon was fined 3.70 on a charge of reek- her corps oA staff aasistanta. be published at a later date, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mack 2 .0 0 He called Martin "one of the of Danbury. who lives in Essex, might be In Red Or Black Edge director of education at the South at the "Y " please make reserva­ leas driving in the City Court on •\t Newport Youre very truly. Mrs. H. J. Pfeiffer ...... 1.00 '■^moat.ost Important and busiest flg- tions not later than Monday eve­ Saturday with Judge Laurence M. Charlea T. E. Willett. Mrs. Robert Richardson . . . 1.00 25— Elwood C. Stanley of Triim the running. Or In Solid Maple Church concluded a study on Corporal 'Chester Jesion, Ma­ :es in Washington." and said; There is now talk of a Bowies- "Guiding Children and Youth in ning...... * Dillon presiding. Mr. Satryb rines, son of Mr. and Mra. Alex­ Chaimian, Red Croes am sure that the citizens of bull and Mrs. Clara Lewis of Mon Christian Growth." Before the The, Discussion Group is Just pleaded nolo contendere. He was War Fund Drive Total to data...... $1,009.68 Maloney ticket in 1946 when the ander Jaaioh of West Main street Connecticut, regardlesa of politi­ senator will seek renomination Full Size — Finely Built! general ees.slon Mrs. C. W‘. Dnison starting a new series of six ses­ involved'in an accident on the has returned to the United States (Bolton). Final Statement Soon cal affiliation, have in store for 26— Charles E. Snyder of Dariei Two. more solicitore have yet to and a third term. expressed a word of appreciation sions., Many topics have been dis­ night of March 3 when the auto after 18 months of oversea# serv­ Additional Contributions them a vital message and a force' and Mrs. Marjorie Campbell ol tp all who had nttendf d Miss Wil- cussed during the, winter and all he .was drivings struck . a parked , Follpwing ate cpntrlbu$ior.a_col- turn in their completed liaU and New Canaan. • No M ors Toward Nimilnatlon , ice and' ia at the Naval Hospital,- , ful, forthright survey of not • only Mr. Smith, also mentioned for bueta-couriie, ah.l Richert Gordon meniijrors have'^rhed a fund of car on West road, on the outskirts lected bv Mi-a. Agnea Kreyalg and coin box c6)!ectiot)s will be made Vbe current xcrucial period but the | 27— Axel W. Lindstrom and Newport, R. I. -Ho served -on- which Mr. Willett f9elK eurc will Mrs. Ida Z. Waterbury of Stam­ the governorship, and with poten­ ■poke In behalf of Dr. Fiirge- 'Tcnei'al knowledge on topics of the of the city. New Zealand, New Csledonis, New Mrs. Edna Sumner: future respi^ibilitiea of the na-' day from a local, ^tat'e and Na­ Tin for Salvage . $813.86 more than make the difference be- tial strong support, has made no aon’s leadership. Hebrides, Guadalcanal, Munda and Pievloualy acknowledged I tion." » • ford. The collection of tin cans for 1.00 j tween the amount eoHected and 28— Searlcs Dearington of Kll-move towards the nomination, Rev. W. Ralph W.ard, Jr., pas- tional point of view. Oougainville. Before entering Mrs. Ida A th e r...... ' A further note of national pdii- Mias Mildred B a k e r...... , ■ 2.00 I the goal. lingly and Mrs. Edith Wheaton though he is not being counted the service. Corporal Jaison was tics was injected in the ConnectiX out. There also is no indication cut political scene hy Rep. Ranutf Smith of Phoenixvllle. active in aporta here having been 29— Carl M. Sharpe of Pomfret^ a t he intends to become a can­ captain of the Rockville High gani, 125 Charter Oak street, Mrs. Compton of Madison who, address­ didate. though he may be "avali- Howard Skinner and (wn, Bolton. ing the 12th and 14th Senatorial and Mrs. Ullian M. Frink pf school basketball team in 1938. Miist Finish Canterbury. \ able” if the convention wants him. Ha entered the services in Janu­ Birth; Saturday, a daughter to district . conventions Saturday, Meanwhile, opposing factions Mr, and Mrs. losrpb Adapts. 289 charged that the Washington ad- 30— Ruaaell L. Patterson and ary 1942. Mrs. Arthur B. Iffland' of Torring- have become very active, with sev- Need Observers Hilliard street. miniatratlob waa following "no Knitting Job Birth: Sunday, a son to Mr and over-all policy" in international ton. George N. Brigham who is in 31— Harry B. S t^ng of Falls charge of ^curing observers for 'Mrs. Charles Gill, 34 Olenwood affairs and that "there is no goal street. for Which we are fighting except Village and Mrs. ^irnilie Spaulding / the Observation Post on Fox Hill Birth: Today, a son to Mr. and of Norfolk. has announced that there ia a need Red Cross Production theifllusive goal described by slo- Mrs. Roy Nash, 19 Avondate road. gana and catch-worda and the tat­ 32— Arthur ^ B. Tanner of for more volunteer observer# to Makes Appeal for 18 Woodbury and Mrs. William Poore serve on Wednesdays. This is tered and tom"''Atl(intic charter.” That, he said, was the impres­ of Washingtoi Opon Thoroday and Setvrday Kveolngn—Clowri Wodoswda.v A fteroo^S, the only day that the post is in Pairs of Socks. sion he brought from a two-and-a- 33— Arthui/ Carlson and Mrs. FURNITURE STOCK operation at present. Anyone paff-hour Interview be and 20 otta- Claudine Mtntland of Middletown ------—^------J------: ^ ^ ------96- THE eOMPLETE willing to volunteer is asked to The Red Cros.v Production com­ fr "freshman” representativea had .34—Nortoam L. Wright of Cen got in touch with Mr. Brigham a.s mittee is anxious to receive the re­ frith Secretary of State Hull. terbrook Ond Mra. Pauline . Ward soon as possible. M A NL M I. 1 I O of Old SOybrook. maining 18 pairs of white bed I Favor iT-avorlto Son" Vote ) At several of the senatorial dis­ 35— ^ a n k J. Parizek of Wil Johm n^A tdC roaB Plaster OF A WELL-KNOWN CONNECTICUT HOUSE socks so that the entire remainder NOW PLAYING llngton/and Mrs. Julia A. Keeney of the knitting quota may be ihlp- trict conventloha, delegates —ex­ belp* Mltasn bMkaches and pressed themselves as favoring a of Somers. WILROSE DRESS SHOP V.F.W. Auxiliary ped before Ektster. other mupcmIt aches and ‘'favorite aon" vote for Governor 36/-HaroId W. Allen and Helen Reg. 1169 V■I^• The shipment mut't go before P. Wll.shlre of Greenwich. poina, for these reoaons— Meejs Tuesday then, since the ProducUoh center ^ Id w in as the presidential candi­ FOR YOUR SPRING COAT OR SUIT It ^s Yours at Great Savings win be closed fo" the sewing and date on the first ballot at the Na­ ______A O MaiM m 9 iM t l> MV Mnath. 3-Piece knitting units from April 8 until tional convention, and the 20th T The season’s newest creations tailored Tuesday,' April 18- piatrict convention went farther Sofa Bed Outfit Anderson ffhea Aulliary No. (This does not affect' the surgi- than that, formally adopting a EXPERT in magically flattering .Spring shades. 2046, Veterans of Foreign Wars, ca> dresaings unit, which waa yam out for Tuesday, the governor oomnient' ■ ■ ■ o o l Reg. $49.95 V al^ treasurer will report at 7:30 as the bed socks and cannot finish PLUS: “ MY BEST GAL** Phone ^‘0898 r o s s P l a s t b r \oojo /W District President Charlotte Shear them right away need n'bt hesi­ \ "I feel highly flattered fqi- such Solid Maple will be present at that time to in­ tate to return them, for someone Wed., • Thiirs. .> Fri. • Sat. attention, but I am Just /another SHETLAmS-TWILLS G c / m w spect the books. 'The business meet­ on the staff at the center will be governor trying to do a Jqb for the r/A Breakfast Set$ ing wilt bo held at 8 o'cl(Kk sharp- glad to finish '.hem eo that they NUMFNRIY EOOARt people of the state!” Nomination and election of offi­ may be Included in the quota. The governor addressed the 25th CAB;^DINES AND cers for the ensuing year win take — Tha two Navy watch caps left district convention Saturday in $ 4 2 . ^ place at this meeting. Officers will with out names at Center church Bridgeport and took /the occasion DAZZLE CLEAN... please wear uniforms. last week have not yet been iden­ to renew his criticism of a charge \yOOL CREPES President Linders asks that all tified. It will be greaUy appreci­ toad# last Week liv Hartford by ated if the makei will call the Cen­ PLUS: “ HOT RHYTHM* Reg. $49.50;^Iue raffle ticket etube and money for M m ocratlc Nattonal Chairman ...FI^ESH AS MINT! Don’t wait tilt tha latt minuto. Undar Udeete be turned in. Also duel arc ter, 5542, #0 that the caps may be Robert E. Hann^an who said a 'Play. Ufa! You ^ o td fo 1st your redlted to the account of the per­ car datsriorata. riM to figurs you tha proMura of wartima work, daalara' payable and the treasurer would /^ 1 \ 7 T T * TO THE Republican victory this fall would Himdreds of former base- •hopa ara oftan filled aarly in tha day. Soli^UMaple like to have these collected 100 son who took out the yam. nearten the Axis powers. -\ may hava to dri wvaral mora yaart. The staff will h« pleased if those V j I V 111 REP CROSS mebt zealots tell us we rate Thii ia Sprii ao-up Tima. Aak Why not phono and maka an appoint- percent at this time. , "Such viewa breed disunity and mont for a tima whan .your dealar can l^nee Hole Desks making k ltb ^ s will try to return discord among a people - who a better reference’than any your PlymoutI 5gs, Da Soto or Refreshments will be gerved Chn^alar daalar tek your 001*0 an-_ give your car the prokipt and thorough after the meeting by ' Bertha them soon. iTieri- is constant de­ should be united now more than laundr^ they ever had. $24.98 mand for them, and never enough giaa, brakot, aW >rid lighta. attention it deierve*^' Wetherell and her committee. ever," said/the governor, adding: Give us A trial next time^- AI-SO AT $29.98- 835.00 $39.50 to go arounci. As many as possible t "In thly moat desperate war in should be returned betore the start history, tot Republican party can of the vacation period on April 9. IJse OuK^sh and / ou may need things like tliese: 8.39.98 and 843.00 bffer new, energetic leadership to of wartima raatrictioni, many itame luch / m hoodi. chroma ' Maple, W alnut and • * I < ii M .\ te C M I *> 1 I H carry m with enthusiasm on the I Carry Sissrvice I , bumport, ahaat motal ,;body parti, hardware, ate., ara not South Coventry tear m m t and . the home front to M a h o g a n y Hospital Notes TODAY AND TUESDAY g nuda today. Yat raplacamantt from etock may itill ba availablo hrinK victory nearer and relieve For Quicker Sei^lce and thoao damagod boyond repair, c . - a NAVY There will be a meeting of the thoM .who are tired with cai^tying " 'Reduced Rat ' B edroom Suite.9 'arent ’Teachers Association Admitted SatuVday: Harry A the/burden. Now is the time for Now CriM . . . a AQUA ''ednesday evening, M arch'29, in Ubert. 7 PUno Place; Barbara piteh a change.” ftrrlfk Laundry Received By^uesday — Ready Same Week! Don't BBgloct brakM. boc,au88 tha old on* a LUGGAGE Church Community House in Bchumacher. 877 K'cney street. wat -’hatkad in’' by Aifvwilwr* V ' ■ ' ~ — " ■ Quick ftopt at* ftill Barrel Chairs . . . $9*50 North Coventry at 7:80 o’clock. Admitted Bunoay: Anits Oagll- ivecewary to protoct rollition. a GOLD MlM Edith Welker of Hartford ardone. Bolton; Mrs Luoy Pagani. fnftrrer j^dte Republican State ‘ your car. wtn kpeak on "Rcllgloua Educa­ NEW SYSTEM LAUNDftY laa Eldridge street- Mlae Helen Central Com m ittee Now Mqfflar . New ON FiHer. a BLUE tion lor Children." Them will, al­ Riley. 82 Summit street: Mrs. O ' And Platform Rockers $8.50 HARRISON ST., OFF E. CeW e R ST. TEL. 3753 Ia placa of th* worn\^ T o kaap lubricant so be election of officers, and a cUe Mair, 19 TumbuU road. Dk$p0rat9 ! Bjr The Associated Press oaa that baa bacom# \ claan and protaet a G REEN / food aale is to be held. Members Admitted today: Antonia Litvl- ftomancfff » Following is a list of the mem- ooiiy ankd taaflkiaot., \ I’nur car.'a anglaa. - are asked to bring some .salable nychk. Boutb .Joventry; Warren thq new Republican State a PURPLE Boudoir Chairs ■food. Usher. West WJIlingtcn, Mrs Eva THE FURNITURE SALE Corporal Lawrance LaVlgna of Oltn, Highland Park John Dwyer. )- In Attractive Camp Gruber, Okla-. ie apendlng a 220 Center str.iet: Mrs Dorothy Chintz Coverings furlough at' the home of hia sia- Fickett, 9 Anderson street. 2-PIECE SIZE.S tete on Wall atraet.' Discharged Satu.-day: Robert ' “ -CarafuJ OFTHEYEAR Mra. Raymond" B. Amnett laft Harrison 580 BurnhSm street; 9-17 12-20 on Friday for Waahipgton, D, C. Mrs. Adam Bajonls and daughter, Ca, > 4 .9 8 LIVING ROOM s u i t A 3 5 '/4 -4 5 ;i 38-46 » , to viait. her daughters, Mra. Sey­ M North etreet; Mra John Zad- X ------a .a » \ i mour B- Sindeband and MfS- Rob­ rozny, and daug'iter Rockville. w ‘ ’•Pete, e«Hi. Discharged Sunday: Barbara RE-UPHOLSTERED Furniture For Every Room In Maple- Ship’s M irror ert Richard. •—brfvi,. Mra. Marjorie Graham, clerk of Schumacher, 377 Keeney atreet; Mra. Carrie Waite.. Rockville; The House At Attrqctive^e- $ 8 . 5 0 the local rationing board, adviaea truck ownara tbay can now obtain Mre. Alpha RaUike, South Coven, *Re|built EASTER BLOUSES ductions. Check Over Your their gaaollne ration for tha aee- try; Walter Pyka. 44 Mam atreet; ond quarter. Ralph Burrell, »C Griswold street; E n d T a b l e s Lieutenant and Mra. Alex Dick­ Mrs. Walter Rubacht and son, 95 ^’^e-covered * ;A large aeleetiiHi uf Blouae Needs Todoy • . . Then Sove PLUS: “ Rookie* In Bunwt* auccseaaea In •Icon S2-S8 and Coffee Tables son are the parents o f a aon bom North atreet. Money By Buying During This / March 16 in MiaatSaippI wbera the Discharged today: Plato Pa. 49 to 48. lieutenant la ‘ atation. Mrs. Dick-- •Restyled l*eel y*Du^ eer, ••Ci. M aple Occasional son’a mother, Mra. William Chag- , In Denim not, is with har daughter. EASY TERMS $2.98 to $5.98 Great Soles Event. C h a i r s ‘ The Young Mothers club is plan- We CuTjr Onr Owa Aoooonts Blng to have the Had Crosa blood BUSHNELL 2 '‘ffiS” Tomorrow Batter Fabrlea Prtoofi bank visit South Coventry In the MEMORIAL'—MARTFOEDHARTFORD ALSO WBO. MAT. AT 2iat PrnportioMitaljr Low near future. The /committee ap­ Ample Selertion of Tana bi (Saior lawoe avary Thuriday, L essn er*S ‘ pointed to arrange for It includes, BROCK PEMBERTON’S RIOTOUS MacDonald 8tri|m your suite Fahrira to Suit Minor chanKes at no extra 9 V.M .. E.W .T, avar CkS NaNmtk chairman, lira. Virginia Lswla; to the frame, .and rebuild.^ Your 'raato' co^st can be made to modern­ p ir y tU r C f p a M law— Parti fMvWos— Factory fagmoered and Inapoctod PmrH h e Mm. Mary Frans, Mrs. MUdtod completely. New flIlinR and Bloodgood, Mrs. Evelyn- Rupert, Prompt Delivery ize and add comfort to your Mm. Janet Pettingill. Mre. Cath­ sprinffB are added and the All Work Guaranteed set. Wilrose Dress Shop WAYSIDE FURNITURE erine McKinney. The club . will woodwork is refinished. PLYMOUTH • DODGE meet on March 31 for an Apnl 45 WEST CENTER STREET — CORNER COOPER STREET TELEPHONE 7170 Fool party at ttm horns o f Mra. “ AIWBy* Firfft T« Show The Latort” ^ ■dttb Churohin oa South'atreoL WITH ORICHNAL tOBW TORS OASTt MacDONALD UPHOLSTERY CO. DE SOTO • CHRYSLER 597 MAIT^ STREET SHERIDAN BUILDING Oreli.t S1.S5. 82.29. 8t,75t 1st Bate.: I1.18, flAB, SXJMt Sai 983 MAIN STREET* HARTFORD " PHONE 2-4127 OPEN EVERY EVENING Prisoners o f war in the Unitsd Bate.: 55c. MAT. Orrh.: 85c, 81.19. 81A6t tst Bale.: 88c, 81.1«t 8M kol’t AS Soak dM AMaak-^Wy Mora War laada States earn 30 cents daily for 5fie (Tax lacl) , > ifPIirMABTPOBD MUt- their Ubqg. , r ;RALD, MANCHESIEK, CUNN.. M UKUAl, MAKCH i i l , 1044 p.ACE n v i !: . r^ n Ch e s t e r e v e n in g h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CCNbl,^ MONDAT7? 2t . 1 0 i4 T A G E f U u i Chaplin May P r i^ There, Sign Here finr Ailto Licen»e Death Brings Another Group L«sai Notices ‘Streamliner’ Enters Traihihg Werner Puju Comes to Biishnell A T A Co u r t o f p r o b a t e h e r o Doctors Worn Folks bllliiigloii Highland Park at .Ma'iiclirsicr witlilii ami for ilia About Prol>e Help Needed / Olatrlct of Manchaatrr. bn lha 35t1i Take Stand ^^^wiProim se Takes Exams day of Marrh, a . D- 1144. A seHoi'is automobile accident Holds Banquet Praaent WIL.UAM ». HTDK, Etd building at 8. eral, government’s cflBrge that he end. and one of them prompted an NMSACNC ^ wonderful—not only to gently pet thor­ workers at the Red Cross surgrlcal afternoon by parents and friends of count with said estate, snd ssesr- ■ Choral Frolic, Second Congre­ Duane has a broken knee and\pne section of the town turned out for rge Zlelke ,, transported red-halrtd Joan Berry investigation by th>: State Labor oughly cleanso the bowels but ALOC pep dressings meeting woe tlie^small- to take their pre-induction phy/ical talnnieiit of hairs and this court gational church. NO up Uver bile flow. No griping or woskesinx of the girls a broken arm wKMs the annual get-together S a^rd ay local young folks from the inter­ directs the Administrator to give to New York city f6r Immoral pur­ . 1 M t it has been In many months, exfimlnations at the Orange street Waahlngtofiv March 27.— Wednesday, March 29 departmenL Both occurring on UPSET STOMACH effects. Tsst TONIGHT to feel "Up-topT the other was badly cut and'- night at the clubhouse Ut that sec­ mediate group of Fred Werner’s public putice to all persons Interest­ poses. tomorrow. Follow label dlrecttone. and, although the new Monday tion. The affair ihia.yfar took the Armory, New Haven. Several of ed therein to appear and ba heard .Congress tvillNAke great strides Farewell to Rev. Watson Wood­ Snturday, toe deaths were caused evening group Is well attended and bruised. A car came past aoqn piano 'pi'Pl'"- Robert Richardson. Ihei'cun by publishing a copy o f this ruff, at Center Congregational Trial of the 54-year-old movie by a fall and on elevator accident. after the accident happened arid nature of a pot lUck nipper and an the registrants listed for examina­ oriler In some newspaper having a toward simplifying toe Federal In­ comedian on Charges of violating Is turning out a lot o f work, the Jr., who opened the program, gave church at . Joseph V. Pelletier, 43, an cm*, took the Injureo to the doctor’s in abundance of hoi casserole dIshea clrculgttbn In 'sald Uistrlct at least come tax if, os expected, It paness 8 the Mann Ai^t w ill be resumed to­ greatly increase*! quotas cannot a demonstration of pitch. He is a tion today made the trip to New live days hsfura said day of htaring Second Annual Old Tim ers’ ploye of toe aircraft plant at East Brood Brook and they were then waa provided, also aalads, cakes the "atreamllner” proposal now D e . l D 3| M D S m » TSikb. 3 e completed unless the daytime brother of Edward Richardson, a Haveh in private autqmobiles. and return make to this Court. Night of Red Men's Social Club morrow In’ Judge J. F. T. O’Con­ Hartford, was found dead In an and other Items lo round out a de­ WILLIAM 8. HYDE being cooked up. ' •/ -'-"sessions on Wednesday extract removed to the Hartford hoepital pupil of Mr. W erneiA now in the This ia the second group to go to at Sub-Alpine clubhouse at 7. nor’s ot^rt. The government bos X alley In Hartford.' and police said more workers thaa^ have been in the Rockvill: City ambulance. licious, bountiful meal. — . ' Judge. It's designed to eliminate moat he apparently had fallen from the Mrs. Chailes B. Crockett, chair­ service. Now Haven for examinations in H-S-27-44. Surgical dressings at American almost rompleted Its case. As soon Sheriff Campbell was called aS of toe complications for w.OOO.OOO fourth-floor veranda of - a tene­ there recently.' man o f the committe.:, and hey asr Robert’s numbers were Minuet the past five days, five bus loads Legion Home, Leonard street, 10 as it rests. Defense Oounsel Jerry The work on surgicaf dressings wore the State Police from Staf­ o f toa ^nation's 60,0()0,000Nincome Giesler Is expected to ask for dls? ment block, lending on a\)oncrete sistanta were congratulated on the by Mozart and Raymond’s Fan­ going last Thursday. AT A COURT o r p r o b A t e HBLI> a. m. to 4:30 p. m. ISIG N iJour. , has never been more Important ford Springs Barracks. The SUte Reports have not yet been re­ at .Manchester, nUhiii and for the tax-payers. missal on the ground that the Sidewalk. Pelletier’s home \(9lu in success o f the aupp?r They Includ­ tasia. Hia selections snd those by However,, before the enthu Sunday, April 2 than it is now. The quotas have Police are investigating the acci­ ceived from New Haven on the re­ district of .Manchester, on the J5th prosecution has not presented suf­ Manclister. \ ed Mrs. George RlSley, Mrs. Her­ other boys and girls were well re­ day of .March. A. D., III44. gets too high, let's note some . Cantata. "TTie • Seven Last been Ihcrsaaed, end the committee dent. sults of last Thursday's examina­ ficient evidence to warrant the soTf'ean 6e read easlif Bos Boy Killed has been requested lo send ship­ bert Frazer, Mrs. F ^ d Johnson, , ceived. i ’resent Wll.LlA.M S. HYOE, Esq.. toe things toe proposed law Words,” at South church at 7:30 Announcementr Mrs. Earle Parker of Berr Mrs. Ruth 8. Farmer tions. When they are received Judge. charge. The Labor department waa 1: ments much more frequently than Mrs. John Fitzgerald. Mrs. John The students and the composi­ not do: Snnday, April 16 avenue who has been a patient in certIfleatSs of acceptance will be Estate of Oartrude R Billings, I f this is denied, Cfiiapltn may vestlgatlng toe ulrcumetances eur*. last year; because the dressings Tedford, Mrs. Carl Bcngslon Mrs.' tions played by thern are aa fol- Some Will Pay Higher Taxes 32nd Anniversary celebration-'of Because hundreds o f unsigned applications for drivsr’s license re­ /the Mercy hospital at Springfield Mra. Ruth Shedd Farmer, mailed by the local draft board late of .Manohetter In said district, take the wltnese chair to enter a rounding toe eniptoyinfnt of Jo­ Walter Harrow apd Ml»* Mary iowa: deceased. 1. It won’t reduce your ^ e s antonomoh. Tribe o f Red Mph at newals are being mailed to toe Motor Vehicle Department, applicants seph McDenndtt, 13-year-old hue are moving so quickly and has been convalescing at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Scene from "Janie", the Brtick staff. It usually takes four or courtroom denial along toe line o f Many More Going. Tedfbrd. Le Secret...... L. Gautier Upon application of WlUard F. unless you have more than ' two Sphrta Center at 6 p. m. are reniindod that they must sign their names In addition to printing boy at ti New Haven hotel, who home Of her alater In Chicopee Mrs. James McKay , proved to be Shedd of Bolton Notch, has re­ Pemberton comedy which comes five days before the medical re­ Billings, administrator, for authori­ that presented by Giesler in his A. B. C. Fixitx^. There are a lot of Manches^r Gypsy Rondo...... J. Haydn children or other dependents. April 26 to SO / them. was killed when he became pinned Falls returned U her home on Berr excellent In the role of toaitmit- ported to Avenger Field, Sweet­ to the stage of the Bushnell Me­ ports are returned to the local ty lo murtguge certain real estate opening statement to toe jury of men overseas.' and a lot more-^ 11 Clgh-e Fallot particularly described In said appli­ Borne petsons. particularly child­ Thfrty-Hecond Annual /'Conven­ Commissioner John T. McCarthy points out that the name print­ beneath a freight elevator Which 2IKMAPLE STREET 2-1575 avenue Saturday. ■■ treas. Mrs. George Risiey spoke water, Texas, where she will enter morial in Hartford for two nights board. seven women and five men. be going. Unfortunately. thex» is Scarf Dane#/. .V ... .C. Chaminsde cation on llle. It Is less couples, will be nicked for tion. \New England Conference, ed at toe top is necessary for identification and filing purposes and crushed his chest. for the mothers and Misa Marjorie training with the Women’s A ir­ and a matinee this Tuesday and ConCedaa Mach Of Evidence AGAIN OPEN 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. no escaping the fact that tpahy of Flower Sqilg...... G. Lange ORDERED:—That the' foregoing more money. Augustaim Lutheran Churches, at that, in addition, toe signature Is necessary to validate toe llcenee. First reports on toe youth’s Cooley for the daughters. Ross force. Service Pilots, Class 44-W- Wednesday. T ’.ie original New application be heard and determin­ them are. sure to need the «ise of / Suzanne Robb 3. It won’t tttcuse you from the E m a ^ el Lutheran.church, The defense conceded much bf Applications by mail will be handled up to April 15th, the Com- death listed his age as 16. the age Shirer of Hollister street, gave a . Mrs. Farmer 1s a former stu­ York cast will appear in this pro- Leffal Notices ed at the Prohiite Office In Manohss- some of the surgical dressings 8 The Rpksry...... E. Nevin tee jin said District, on ths 1st duy -paying next March, If you haven’t iril 27 to 29 the' government's evidence as to. mi.s.’tloner said. Current drivers’ licenses expire at midnight, April at which boya may be legally em-. FOR REPAIR OF YOUR clever demonstration of magic supply. There must be relatives About Town dent of Yale School of Fine Arts Coun Gardens'. •.. .P. Grainger 1 ductlon AT A COURT o r PROBATE HELD of April, A. D„ 1/44, at U u'cluck done so already, the second half of Annual Col^entl'on of fhe Wom­ times and places, but denies that 30th, ployed in non-hazardous occupa­ and friends of some or those men which was much enjoyed. . and Pratt Institute. She worked / Eleanor Winzler at -Mattchester, within and for ths j(w . t.J in the forenoon, and that en’.* MIssionartr, Society of the Chaplin had , sexual intercourse tions. but Dr. Marvin M.. Scar­ district'u t Manchester, oil the 2eUi imtlce be given to all persona In- the “unforgiven” hangover of "can-gtvrr-a—few as a copywrtter and draftsman be- Soifeggletto ...... '.“ .TTiX. Bach tcresled lii Said eStiil'e' o f lliS' pen­ 1942-43 tax. - New England .(inference, Aiigus- with his 24-year-old fcrm er pro­ brough, medical -xa/nlncr, issued day of March. A. D.. 1844. tegee in October, 1942.'when" he hours one day a woek to help in Beaman, Second-Class, Sam C. ,fore entering the W ASPs. Il'Trovstore ...... O. Verdi Urge Reicli“ Present 'W ILLIA M 3. HYDE, Esq., dency oi said application and the 3. It Won't excuse you from taha Lutheran lu rc h e s . Sessions M isslh gliicliaii Slonii Tunibtes ' a death certificate whleh^ShOWed Machine - Vacuum FaV Break Slid keeping that euppTy replenUh^ Bperraesa, of 16 Hathaway lane, Walter Grzyb • • . Judge. time place uf hearing Uierqun, filing an annual tfuc report—but m at Cohcofdia Lutheran church. went to New Y ->rk city. that he was born in May, 1930. Estate of Marls Vltullo lata of liy publishing s copy of this order l%ere Is/nothlng difficult about Orford Village, will complete his Wedding Day At Troldhaugeri. Be Curbed In some newspaper having'a circu- toe average cas’^th is wdll be sim' Misa Berry, who through her the work/Unlike-some volunteer Alunrhester In said district, dsccss- mother, Mrs. Gertrude Berry, sued Girl Is Sought Home on Tracks recruit training tomorrow at the \ i(ank Defenses Date Limits / ...... : ...... E. Grieg ed iutiuii'in said district, at least live ply toe B l i p you get from your Women of Dallaa, Tex., ‘make toaster - Iron, Etc. work, Itiequirea no special skill or Naval' 'IValnlng Station. Camp Prelude in C Sharp M inor ...... Upon application of Frank Yltullo days before the day uf said hear­ to have Chaplin declared toe fath­ clothes for children out of scraps III Future ing, to appear If they see cause, at boss showing how much he’a paid Five From Slate training, just ,wrma;ly active fin Sampson, N. Y., and will be grant­ ...... S. Rachmaninoff prnjing that an Instrument purport­ you and how much was taken out er of her infhnt daughter, testified left from airplane wings. (CentiBued from Page One) On Stamps ing tu be the last w-ill and testa­ said tints and place -and be hssrd Sorry that illness c^sed us to only open our store two gers. A clean wash dress or cov ed leave. (3erald Chapdetaine relative tbsretp, and make return fo r tax. For others, the forms she bad intimate relations with the New York. . March 27.—iiPy— Jackson. Miss.. March 27.—OP)— erall apron and a- scarf to com­ ment of estd deceased be admitted eyenings a week. F c^ h e inconvenience..to our custom- La Priere D’une V Ierge...... (Continued froro Page One) to probate as psr/sppllcstlon on tile. to this court. wrlU be a lot simpler than in the On Casual!^ gray-haired actor in his Waldorf FBI agents. Arm y intelligence and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullins and pletely cover the heir are the only General Welfare Center No. 41 stroysrs, siding the mop-up proc­ To C o Off ...... T. Badarzewska It Is WILLIA.M 8. HYDE Astoria suits after he had made a their flve-year-oid son were Injur­ era we apologize. ButNve are again able to ofTer first- ess, poured broadsides onto OKDERED:-^Thst the foregoing Judge, past police today Were searching for Wm m i nbo tifftr SmiPLE upiform. - , will meet tomorrow evening at Poet and Peasant O verture.. . . . U-3-2T-44. • 4. It won’t eliminate toe iq>eech in Carnegie Hall. ed laet night when a wind storm class, prompt repair service. / A ll women int«-res‘,cd in this vl- Pityilii Island, northwest of Lor- rying out the program, tHb staie- application be heard and determin­ eight o'clock at the School Street ...... F. voii Suppe ed at tile Probate Office In Man­ quirement of declarations of esti­ Washington. March 27— (/Fl\— Contends Mann Act Violated 22-year-old Vaisa Matthai. daugh­ tumbled toelr farm home on to the / tally Important service are invited engau arid on the northern frlnie (Continued Frtim Page One) mont said, should rest with the ...... I I II \ I I ...... Recreation Center. Betty Jane Pattersiiri chester ill said District, on the 1st p r o b a t e mated 1944 tax by April 15 froni The names o f five Connectlc The prosecution 'contends that ter of John Matthai, wealthy Bom­ nilnoie Central railroad tracks to join the daytime group which of Readier harbor, levelling all United States, Rus.sia, and Great AT A COURT o r UEEO M en u et...... I,. Paderewski day of April, A. D., 1844, at 8 o’clock at Munchealer within and for ths 15,000,0(K) taxpayers who aren’t men are included in a list o f 7- Chaplin assertediy violated the where it wae emashed by a freight WE BUY AND SELLNANY ELECTRICAL meeU each Wednesday from 10 buildings there end sinking three Britain, “ who alone at the moment (w. t.I In the forenoon. Snd that bay, India, industrialist, who dis­ The Booster club of the North ing a heavy drain on the supply of Sonata. No. 1 in C. Mozart Xtlstrict 01 .Manchsster, on tbs leth casualties o f the U. S. Naval ann act because he furnished train. a. m. to 4:30 p. m. at the Am eri­ of victory have the necessary re­ notice be given to all persons In­ day of March, A. D., 1844. on regular wages or salaries.,' or If laA of bleefi-troB makes yva psiK APPLIANCE. CALL^OR ESTIMATE. harbor craft, the communique the new plastic ration currency. a. . Allegretto terested In said estate of ths pen­ fprres—Navy, Marine Corps, and iss Berry’s railroad fare to New appeared from her residence here can Legion Home' on Leonard Methodist church will meet this sources and power." Present W ILLIA M 8. HYDE. Esq., . who earn more than $2,700 i f sin­ Mullins aaid they were Bitting weak, "dragged out"—try Ly ^ Ptak- evening at eight o’clock at the said. ■ . "The prevention of token hoard­ b. Andante dency of said .application and the J udge. gle or $3,500 for a married couple, Coast Guard— announced t ^ a y by Yoitk and because he reputedly a week ago. at the supper table when the street, or the everting group, which Improve Invasion Holdings ing la a factor in the decision," the Listed were these points; time and place of hearing thsreoii, bom'* TABLim—cue of the best parsonage on Henry street. This c. Rondo' Estate of Elizabeth J, (iolvvay late or who have more than $100 uf the N avy department. gave, her $8,fiiiin m the former workers who have not Checks with OP A during ,tlie Rustle o f Spring ...... C. Sinding live thereto, snd msks rtlurn to It Is The New Englanders and next ty of 10 yeqni In prison, a $10,000 vator o f toe international houoe, a less by Allied control of sea and merely to previjnt chaos but re­ this court, and by mailing In a regis­ Two Taxes' Proposed The Second Congregational last several days brought^the re­ Finlandia ...... 9 . Sibelius UUDKKED;—That ths 19th day Th« proposed law would re. of kin include from Connecticut: fine, or botov residence hall on Riverside drive been attending lately but who air lanes. store a rule of law. tered letter, on or before March 27, of April A D, 1944 at 9 o'clock (w. m l ^ t find it possible to help out church chbir wil| pr-rent an enter­ sponse thalt no decisiom^a,d beep Bruce Vanderbrook 1844, a copy of this order and. eald . place vrito present setup with ' Greene. James W.. Jr., Sergeant, The defensV answer, as Giesler used by foreign students. Construction activities contin­ 3— Comihon action to'restore In­ t.) furenudn. at the Probate Office, U. S. Marine Corps reserve. Miss­ E tainment tonight at the church, reached, but it was leinied today w ill to Joseph Savlno. 1*1 Maple In . eald .Manuheater, be and ths ' two taxes: said In addressing ^ jury, is that The Indian Trade commission ih /onca more. ued without enemy interruption stitutions'of every kind in whlch- street, Manche'eter. Conn,; and Mar..|,m„,g ing. Father, James W. Greene, consisting of miscellaneoua'chotal the .. .formal order jWUl be issued is assigned for a hearingearing on .1', A ” norp»l" tax of 3.per cent Chaplin’s m o t l ^ in furnishing Washington and the British em­ bn Mirau lsrarid in the St. M at­ probably this ajlFrinoon.‘ O PA's re­ Europe’s euitura'.--and • social tra­ garet Iniburgtn.)! .West 1th SL, the atlDWance ot soM'gdmtnlstTgttoir Sr;, l7 Uncaa road, Now Britain. numbers which they have been re­ . of each person’s inroinc over |5()0 money for Miss Hrrry's • transpor- bassy have been notified;------thias group, where American Ma­ Ferguson" Named ditions are embodied. Marcus Hook, Pa. / uccuunt with ■al(U_aztat«. and this Mitton. Ernest L.. Jr„ S hearsing. Both the senior and Jun­ gional offlcw.' notified of the im­ WILLIAM/«. HYDE Court, directs ths Kxeoutor to glvo . (regardless of marital status.) tatlon were "legtrtmate, above Matthai is head of toe Tata rines landed March 20. Must Recognize Human Liberties ■ •/- / Judge. U. S. Marine . Corps reserve. Braiifly Drunk ior choirs will take part, and the pending c h ^ g e in policy, were public noUct to all persons Interest­ 2. A "surtax" starting at a rate board arid horiest"; that he did not ' / Rabaul. New Britain, most- 4— Recognition by the EuropeanII. 3-: 7- 44. / / Wounded. Father, Ernest L. M lt Chemical company of Bombay and proceeds of the program will be de­ told .Over the week ? end Delegale-al-Large ed therein to appear end be heard ^ of 20 per cent on toe first $2,0OO take her to New YorlMor toe pur­ bombed spot in the South. Pacific, governments of basic human lib­ luereun b}' publlehltia a copy of thia tori, Sr., 856 Farmington avenue, has held several posts in the In­ \ On Train Trip voted to the purchase of new mu­ to /hold up any announce­ . of taxable income after exemp-' pose o f intimate relations, and r-Q shook undos 82 tons of bombs erties. T order In vonie hoWapaper hkVInx a West Hartford. dian government. sic, and g ifU for the young people ment. However, at least three circulatiun In aald Dlatrlet at laait tiona o f $500 for each person on that while she came toNhIs hotel, planted on airdromes and supply 5— Framing of far-reaching so­ Seymour, Hovey. En.sign, U. S \ from the church who ere with the 'OPA field offices apparently A t the Fourth Senatorial dis­ WHEN Y6U BUY liva daya betorti aald day o f hearlna this Income (husband, wife, cbll- there was no illicit act\n New (OoBtUiMd from Page One) armed forces. Mias Eleanor Vitt-* areaa Friday by Allied bombgri failed to get the second message cial and economic policies to m - and return make to thta Court, and Naval reserve. Dead. Parents, Mr, . dren, other dependents). York city. Oarbo Returning lo Screen WAR ner heads the committee of ar­ froin Solomons bases. and made public the flrsL trict convention held in Hartford CUre full employment and socml by malllns. In a reslatered lottar, and Mrs. Edward Palmer Sey- NEEDS Light Naval unit/ sank a: barge Saturday Eugene House . of GlaS' seciuity for Europeans. on or before .Vprl) 1, 1944, a copy each tax, a person aUtomati- organ alspt all night In a Toronto rangements. Tokens FBat LKitappeailng ut tliia order addressed to Martha lly would get deductions mour, Porchuk road, Greenwich Hollywood, March 27— (/P) — filled with Japanese troops off the 6— Developments of common Slipkas, Edward M „ stiaff ser­ WIRES poTica statloB Oct, M. In Dallas, Tex., one of the cities tonbury and Mrs. Adelaide John­ B. Hetiriar, 47 Ardmure P la e ^ Watt aufitlng to 10 per cent of in- Greta Garbo is returning to toe I Bsfora bslng ratumed to Now southeast coast o f.O iro v e Island agencies in social and political Hartford, Conn.; Norman Wilson, geant, U. S. Marine Corps. Miss Mrs. Otto Vlertel. of 24 Munro son o f South Windsor were named 'oome up to $5,000; automatic de­ Barkley lo BoosU screen after a toree-year absence. g»~ II1^ in the Vltu gtoifp: in which the announcement was spheres to g;lve effect to these BUY D. A<, 24 Arthur street, Belfast, Ire- ing. Brother, W alter W. Slipkas York city, the detective sold, Um- eti'eet, who opened her home Sat­ to continue aa membei’s of tip Re- lan*l. In re estate o f H|laabath Me- ductions would be $500 on in­ At the urging of Willielm Morgan-1 argan was vhiited by tala sister, Fifth ArmyAtir Force bombers made, it was reported that tokenn purpo.ses. 916 Poquonock avenue, Windsor, urday evening for a card party lor were fast disappearing from cir- pimlican State Central Commit­ Ktttrigki Hush H. Oolway. 91 Bur­ comes of $5,000 up. If he had more Sligler Candidacy stierne, Norwcgt.-in ambassador to | Mrs. June Cummins, and an uncle the benefit of the current fund for and fighter^-uealt a 207-toh bomb­ tee. District delegates at large to 7— Maintenance of a system of ton atreet, Belleville, Ontario. Cana­ Wolfs, Jean Herold, Lieiitenant, .he United States, she has eccept- - .culatlon as housewives turned in Storm Sash Too! da; Martha McKIttrIck, Hamilton' legal deductions, he could get and aunt, and talked wltb ttiem Crippled Children, reports that 93S ing blow fit Wewak. New Guinea* the State Republican convention European security which will al­ U. S. Naval Reserve. D4ad. Wife, a role in a picture based on toe | S atu in ^ . More than 2,200 tons stamps and tucked tokens into Hoad. Bansor, County Down; Ire­ them by writing them on his re­ fo r about ao minutes, waa turned. In to Miss Haliel Trot­ to be held in Bushnell Memorial on low European peoples to develop land; Marsaret P. Baaaford, 4 Yule Mrs. Carolyne A. Wolfs, Twin exploits of the Norwegian mer- of explosives have smashed _ this their pocketbooks. CAN BE CHANGED turn. Brooks River road, Madlyme. “Did you tell him the reason he ter, chairman of the 109a! commit? April 13 and 14 named at the con­ free from fear of recurring war. Avenue. Turontu, .tAnada; tiarah B. The toternal Revenue bureau Muskogee, Okla., March 27— (/P> chMt marine, Producer Leater | cbastal troop and aupply base so Unless some new change occurs, Wallwin, 40 Sophia street, Barrie, -Senator Barkley (D , Ky.) was was leaving Canada to return to tee aS a result of thp generous p a ^ vention Saturday were Judge 8— Treatment of Germany so as in 30 seconds would figure toe tax for anyone C ot^n announced. N ew York city was so he could at­ far this month. OPA ’8 decision will make the cur­ to remove the menace of futu'e Ontario, Canada; Bmiiia Tbompaon, due in Oklahoma today to put toe tronage bf those who attended wad rently valid red and blue stamps Henry Hunt, o f Glastonbury and •4' 70 Bow street, LIcburn, N. Ireland; ■with wages or salaries up to $5,- tend the funeral of his wife?” ask­ aggression and secure full atone­ The houneholder’s dream! No finishing oratorical touch on a others who donated food ,-and In Ration Book Four good for an Thorhas Ferguson, of Manchester. Martha B. Morriaon, HR. No. 1 Elm- 000, provided he had less than Two From Stale more fussing with laddera, no vale, Ontario, Canada; Kmmai DiD « > U - hard Democratic camruign for the ed Broderick. rizes. Honors were won In bridge indefinite period. Red atamps A 8, This gives Manchester five dele­ ment for the suffering she has $100 of ' additional income— and "No, sir," the detective answer- y*Mis. Isabel Roblnsoij.And'Clar­ Liberator$ Bomb New caused but "not to lend ourselves more storm windows stored In Ban, 6 Pine street, Belleville,e. On- Second district’s vacant seat in B , C , D . E and F were due to gates td the convention, George E. send a bill or a refund if due. gence Thornton, and mAetback the 8 8 8 8 8 in a mood of vengefulness to the cellar. No ni«re sweating tario, Caaada; Jeasle M. Wright.ht. 994 Congress- sd. Target in KurUet go out May 20 and red stamps G Keith, S. Raymond Smith, Mrs. Armadale avenue, Toronto, Canada Starting next year, toe whole Listed Wouiidet Prosecution witnesses already winners werb Mrs.--Mlnnle Schlebel 8 and puffing to change from The Senate majority leader was V. S. Pacific Fleet Headquarters 118 and J on June 18. Blue George Bo rat and Mrs. Samuel J. breaches of Dasic human rights Caroline Kay, Schorabera, Canada;/ amount of tax would be withheld have Ustlfled that Lonergan re­ and Clarenc/- Peterson. Mrs. 8 Frank Paisley, Lung Bay, Manl- scheduled to speak at a rally in Pearl Harbor, March 27— (/P) — stamps A 8. B8. _C8. D8. and E8, Turkington having been named to or to punitive measu/es against screens to aton* aash! on wages and salaries up to $5,- turned to the United SUtes vojun-, Thomtop was awardetl the conso­ toulln Island, Ontario, Canada; Ella Wiaahlngto.i, March 27— W — Okmulgee this afternoon, and in Liberators of the 11th Arm y A ir represent Manchester Republicans the entire German people which M. Paitlsy, 4 Yule avanue, Toronto, 000. > tarily, even after hieing told he lation prise In bridge. Miss Nellie were dated aa good Only, through RUSCO COMRINATION Muskogee tonignt for W. G. Stig- force have-ibombed a new target when the local caucus was held will be repudiated as just by later Canada; Jsacis McHwso. tb Shtridan N o Complicated Mathematical ■rife names o f two Connecticut mtn might be charged with a crime. Naveh O# EJast Center street who May 20, while blue stamps F 8, 08, BhC4IK»VS icr, the Democratic nominee in in the Kuriles to the north of last Tuesday night. generations." Squara, Ntw York City; Winifred , For those who aren’t on wages. fire included in today’s W ar de­ Four New York detectives who gava^'a party for the sione object H8, J8 and K 8 which become valid Leslie, Catherine street, Vsllsvlll*. Tuesday’s special election. Japan, bitting 25-mlle-long On- t ellininatb all that. They com­ . or aalarles but whose Income tS partment list o f soldiers wounded participated in a line-up with laSl Monday night, reported 67.50, April I were originally scheduled Canada; Lualla Lealls, Cathtrina Senator Moore (R , Okla.) will _JOn\ borrow un­ nekotan island before dawn on bine storm windowa. aereena, atreete Bsllevilla, Canada: Rsohel Ie9^ than $5,000, toe tax return in action in the Mediterranean Lonergan at the district attorr even though there wSs a snow- to expire June 20. make final appeals in the same clt- necessarily, but U s loan Saturday after bombing nearby ______L - • \ and weatber-etripiilBff la one B. Wriaht, 2v4 Armadale avenue, woRld require . no eomplichted area. • They are: Is the best solution to your ney's office Oct. 37 took the slaACI atorm. - Toronto, Canada: Jane C fitaufter. Ites for E. O. Clark, Republican Paramuahiro for the sixth time compitet, permanent unit. It mat^om^cs—toe taxpayer, would DeLieto, iV t. Joseph— ' Mrs. problem, rememobr: ’Per­ In rapid succession as Broderick tplces Just 90 seconds to change 2991 Guirord avenue, Baltimore. Md.; candidate. sonal’ qiskes looiuXon fust this month. Italians Drop William Black, Allan Flaoa. Hart? writo, down his Income, "count Nellie DoLeito, wife, 34 Crest tried to show that the deieVidant St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters A Ruaeo) Window from screen to Both parties rushed so much your signature. Loons are Admiral Cheater. W. Nlmlta in ford.-Conn. rroses’^ on members of his family, avenue. Foxon Park. East Hav^ arranged privately and easily was dlaUnguishable 1^ the of Isabella, will have e public card N O t I C E storm sash. You ran change or WILLIAM A HYDE oratorical talent into the district party tomorrow evening at ths announcing the attack . aaid one Judge, and fintj bis tax in a set of tabula­ Johnson, Pvt. Malcolm P.— Ct to ^ttle over toe New Deal Issue promptly and In all line. - "Plebiscite Plan wash windowa from the IN­ Johnson, father, Washington De­ honesty arid the ability K. of C. home. Playing w iy begin American plane waa lost In the H-8.1T-44. tions arranged under number of that toe campaigning voices of repay are the moat Imp Older Than Lonergaa operation, which Included alao the SIDE! pot. Broderick brought Qlit that at 8 o’clock. Thera will be priiM persona dependent.,On this Income. Stigier and Clark were ocarcely tant things at ’Personal .\A in both bridge and aatback and a bombing of Shumdshu island, (C ontlfloed FroBS pBfB OoB) New Stove Houve rm i OVER OLD WINDOWS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HBLD ^ In affect, everybody would be heard above toe din. loan of SlOO coats t30.( three of the detectives were 40 northernmost of the Kurile chain, at Manoheatar within and for tha Charges Unfair Treatment when promptly repaid In 19 years old or more, ope was gray­ social tlma with refreshmenU will RUSCO la • mrtal (nmA^flttad Ulstrlel of Monch»"ter./ofi the |5th worth $500 exemption on toe sur­ Two other Senators have partic­ monthly consacutive Install­ by a Ventura search plane of Communist paper on the extreme with combination Mish, which ia haired, ell wore euits with coate follow th# gamas. Mra. Foster Wll*. day of March. A. D..' IS14. tax—bU ovtm /or somebody else's’. ipated in toe campatgii, which has ments of $1005 each. Fleet Air Wing Four, left to the Christian Democrat or- Effective Sat,, April . Ist,^ Installed over your pre^^t win­ Present W ILU A M "S . HVOB, Keq.. Now Haven. March 27.— - pants that did not match. Edward Lynch and Mrs. William MancheilciV'tn said DIatriot, dseess- ently ardh’t classed as dependents Pbona me. then atop In to Army Air force carried out the maligning of a neutral nation for stamped for Stigier and Senator Pbona BM; th( Each detective deniedyhs had Scully. prtntsd on papsr suppllsd by th« 8 :30 A. M. TO 6 P.M. / » manently Inatallaff <*d semi- ed. . becau^ toey’re over 18. sign and getet the1 cosh S> 14th raid this month on Ponape, • On irbilon of Amelia A. Rilay of insisting upon the democratic O’Daniel (D., Tex.) urged the vot­ heard District Attorney Jacob St. Mary’s Ladiea' Guild has set united Nations, that the Allies annunl renran^' m with oNh Altoough the sjtreamllner is in- write’ fo ra; ULosn-by-Uatl. 440 statute miles east of the. Caro­ are letting the UaUkns Voice their faahloned aert^na and ator^ aald-'Munoliostar Adininlstrstrls- right of mamtaining Its neutrali­ ers to “ clean (louse” of New Deal­ Grumet say to Lonergan; the date .of THiirsdsy, March IS, WEDNESDAYS .. .8:30 A. M. TO 12 NOON /ORDERED:—That six inorttba . tepded to keep tax burdens gen- line island fortress of Truk, scor­ opinions and it Is throjugh them ty,!’ Francis P. Matthews of Oma­ ers. ~ . 'Til cook your haah with this for its’ annual spring rummage aaah. 'roni the 9lth„duy o f March, A. -Du ^ a liy at present Ifiyels, let’s take ing on the airstrip and adjacent that Allied authorities.'arc gaug­ 1944 be and tha aams ara llm iird ha, Neb.-, supreme knight of toe line-up; you’d better come clean.” sair. to be held in ths parish hall THURSDAYS...... 8:30 A, M. TO 9 P. M. RAIN PROOF, DRAFT FRI y * case In which toe'^tax would be which may ba entered from Locust buildings. A ll planes retirnied. ing poUUcBl feeling. and ailpwad for the eredltorg with­ Knights o f Columbus, charged ' Fornier PoUcamaa Dies They said a young woman waa RUSCO makes ventlla; /, increased: \ , FINANCE CO. ^ street. Mrs. Jamaa Harriaon of A four-engined Ooranfiers and friends Ponape on Friday, catching and of toe Axis powers. I port hospital after a short illness. torney’s offlee claims, saw Loner­ WE F A Y CASH Phone na or mall a post esN (pr this order on the publio slgw -post totaled about $380. to save articles for the sale and sinking two small cargo ships' — nearest lo the' plaoa where M»# de­ gan walking toward ,’the East river more biformatlon. . If toe streamliner goes through, to delivFr them at the parish house usually the target for faster and FOR GOOD ceased last dwelt within aoild town with a bundle the-morning of the the afternoon and evening previ­ MODERN FURNITURE and by publlihing the i s i m In tome he’ll owe $430.84 fo r thia year. slaying. / more easily maneuverable air­ THE newapsper having a elrriilatldn In ous to the sale. craft. WE BUY said probate diatrlot./WithIn ten Would Lower Exemptions • 'The state hi^contended Loner­ b a r t l e t t -b r a i n a r d ENTIRE ESTATES days from tha data o f this eraer, The Increase Would come pri- gan threw his R. C. A. F. uniform The Arm y and N avy Club Aux­ and return piake to tbia epurt o f the tnarily from lowering .of his ex­ into the rive/. c o m p a n y iliary v/ill hold its /meeting this Bougainville Japane$e f f yon are moving and .have notice given. / emptions. Now he gats $1,200 FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO MAY HAVE May Be Called To Stand lo g Woodblaa St., Hartford (d) W IL U A M a. 'H YD B eyeninjg at the A. and N. club­ Judge. exemption on regular income tax Meanwhile, Broderick indicated fxceM Itpnis. call us. house promptly at 7:30. Mrs. Troops Not Starving Hartford ~ Tol. 2-1259 Ht3-2*-I4. as a married man, $624 exemption that Lonergan may be called to the MISSED OUT SATURDAY-WE'RE CONTINUING Agnes Ueta heads the committee Hill 129 BougainviUs, Solomon 7ii-7it M em r r o v v T Eve. aad Sun. Hartford 8-0g?9 on toe victory tax. Tlieae would general 'aeasioni court witness , ROBERT M. REID A-K A COURT OF PROBATE HELD of arrangements.. • ^ islands, March 24—<;F)— (Dslsysd) , be cut to $1,000 on the proposed stand this week- —Japanese on this Island ere hot ,-it ■ .XmnobrsJ'er. w ithin and for the Broderick said yestci-day,' after &SONS disirittt of/itanoheaUr, on the tlth - surtax. $500 on toe proposed nor- John M. kyde who was recently starving, nor are they Ul-clothed, day of MXrrh. A. I>.. 1944. a \islt with his client .in Tomb.<* 301 Main St. Phone glfS . tnal (replacing toe victory) tax. commissioned a second lieutenant poorly equipped or running but of Prekent WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Ew-. The exemption cut would be off­ \ city prison, that under a'Court of ammunition. Maacbeetbr, Coaa. fjudK^. / * ALL THIS WEEK! '.7 Appeals ruling in 1916 a person and awarded his wings at gradu­ Eault*. of Helena Kogars M e of set In part by toe automatic 10 ation ceremonies of the A.AiF* Every enemy soldier killed—810 I Maitdhaster In said dlatrlot, daseaa- per cent reduction, which in ah / could testify as to the truth or —in toe suicidal pre-dawn attack falsity of a statement attributed Training com|nand, Blacklsnd average case would more than on,'HiU 129’s command poet this I tjpon the. application of Thomae J. REG. $7.50 9x12 n f u o t t a f r a i d tha*ll ran to him. and that cross-examination B'ieid, Waco, Texas, is at his Rottets, Administrator, for authori­ make up fo r the abtfiiahed. 10 p^r home. 99 Pitkin street, on legvo morning showed evidence of excel­ ty to sell the real estate known a; could be restricted to that .point. lent physical condition All were BUSINESS cent earned income credit, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.. TREAT YOURSELF Nos 23-27-29 Darden atreet in aald cause: the taxpayer would get 10 GOLD SEAL AND Assistant _ District Attorney well-clothed. Manoheatar as\ par tppllegllen on a ver Ihre m lw vtes ea looB DEstaoee. Jacob Grumet. Wrjo is prosecuting John H. Hyde and is a bomber pi­ PROMOTION per cent across toe board Instead lot. Nearly every one waa w eir arm­ the case, said Broderick's inter­ ed. One U. S. soldier said a TO A REALLY HNE ***ORDi?RBD:—■fhat tha foregolnx of tha former 10 per cent off toe ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM REPRESENTATIVE ‘ i482348482353892348484848535353534853532348484853234848 applicgUon be beard and determln- normal 6 per cent' (and no other pretation of the Court of Appeals percentage seemed to have ma­ ! to at the Probate Office In Man- ruling was ’’all wet." \ Harold Hagenow, son of Mr. I ta x). ahd Mi'S. Louis Hsgenow of High­ chine guns. A 675.000,000 corporation la 1 ohestar In said Dlatrlet, on tha 1st He said the Court of . Appeals has . All carried new gas masks and SHIRT THIS EASTER day o f April. A. D.. 1944, at 9 o clock decided on numerous occasions land Park,, was among the group looking to the future. They Ing g( Balute-dM-Koidier week. Heavy Weights has returned to Bridgeport after Plan Backed round toe command post on tola men will be nonaidered. Tba PersoBal NojdeeA L . Iliouaands of out-of-town era apending a day or two with her hill and occupied a forward first company will pay a good atort* ESSLEY SHIRTS $1.85 'Were stranded as bus and train parenta/ aid station before they were halt Ing aalaty with liberal car al­ In Naw Spring PatUrna and oervlcea proved Inadnquate and Misa Herrmann began her stud­ (Continued From l>age One) ed. GIVE MORE lowance and full auto insurance Immaculate Whites. Cird of ThABka many spent the nlgtat trying to LESSNER*S ies in S ^tem b er with the Nurses’ The enemy penejtration was toe paid. Plenty o f opportunity for We wUh to tapreae our alncora say—"Please limit your caO to 5 minutes.” Ing' delays In one amendhicnt re­ sleep on newopapera epread eo the Cadet Training Corps at toe deepest since Americans landed at promotion, salary ineraoaia and thanka to the neighbor# and frlcnde floors o f subway ataUona. quiring senatorial confirmation of for tha beautiful floral tributea and Bridgeport hospital, *nd complet­ Empress Augusta Bay Nor. 1, but a career job. Many women fainted , after all government officials drawing acta of kindneaa during our recant ed her preliminary pourec on Feb. toe attack today wiltad under the bereavement in the Iqee of our 39. She'lB director of.t)U Glee Club $4,500 or more's year. - A P P L Y siojiding for hours in bus and sub­ fire and ateel o f floineUiroarera, mother, slater and grandmother. way queuds. Wayside Furniture rHI.SOUTHiaN.NIW .iNeSANe ftttPHONI COMPANV and oompoeed the words and muele And aaaociates of Representa­ tonka, machine guns and granadaa I^UGAR AND SPICE Mr. and Ure. Ranry Hemenway. for the nymn used during the eg- tive Rankin (D„ Miss.) forecast a General Craig. NaabviUe, ‘Tenn., PERSONAL FINANCE "Bverythiiig That's Niea In A TU” Mrs. Nollle IroBS. 45 WEST CENTER ST1IEET — COR^fER COOPER STREET Annette Hsmenway, /' In a year the average woman erciaee on that oocaeioD. ffbe waa atrong fight to sUminate « Senata estimated that met* ttan 600 Jap­ O O M P ^ o 8-Segt. and Mrs. Henry Hamon- 'worker. loses 9.5 ilaya’ time and - OPEN EVENINGS TELEPHONE 7170'I formerly pariah aecretary of St requirement that the Tennessee anese were klUod befora noon. 768 MAIN STREET 1 1 .0 0 , ^ . way. Jr. the a v e n g e man 9 days' tifiM,' M a iy ii Epiao^MU church here, end Valley authority get alt its oper- STATE THEATER BUILDING’ tMoausa 9t Itlneaa or lajuqr. fHIS YEAR a piano tesicher, and >* thoroughly sting money from Congress.' put- .All pre-lnJuction Army train; SND F U X )R i latarMtatf la her m w fl^ld o f en- tlng all its incoms from power sales ing received by high school stu< n tO M 9 TO 8 Read Herald Adwa ilato Treijeuiy, danUi is 6|| • wlunUijr baaUi m MANCHESTER ETENTHt:; HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 27,19a ttDQB S lfE lf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. MONDAY, MARCH 27, 194f 7 x. s;iAG® SiJt - r r ioua to do their part. Your pres­ z- (jd»a 1, U » K / held Tuesday evening at 8'p. m. In ed to stand by for another call Mr. aiid Mrs. Dupont . . . 2.00 ■ i Hare, by/asking that Congresa and Mario Fnva was chosen as the Center nchool. Mrs. 4 Oscar Mrs. Fannie Sullivan 1.00 Mrs. A. Hlovik ..., .. Publliktd ETtoJn* Ej from the government, during the Mr. and Mrs. Antbnip' - . . . 2.00 ;Jtaelf untfertake what antount* to mo• Po»t OSlc* at tUBokeata^CoBB., The committee appointed to in­ ments. This will be th e'first time Thomas Leemon 2.00 Mrs. A. L. Patoraen ...... M S hiring of every >4.500 or over connection with the coming inva­ Mrs. Rene Maire ...... / 2.00 2.00 >« A cob< CU»« mUl kUtty^ vestigate the need, of a centralized the teachers will be guest* of the Jack Gordon ...... 4.00 Mrs. Elsie Ellis ...... empi^je of th* T V A, and by rec- school for Bolton had prepared a sion o f western Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Ii^raKam .. 1.00 Thomas J. Silcox , 2.00 Boil rd. Mr. and Mrs. R.' Wads­ A Friend ...... 1.00 ominendUig that, Oongreaa lU eif written' report that was given to . Maud I,. Woodwrr'd and Eva W. The Admiralty askcl the yachts­ Mabel Frost ...... 100 men and others a-'qiiainted with worth y ...... 1.5.00 Rocco Farr ...... 3.00 1.00 P «r Month b/ Mall ...... ««J *JJ tik e over o i ^ t l y the flacal man­ the voters present, Robert McKin­ Eltiiitt attended the di-strict con­ 2.00 Doris Keish ...... small boats to hold themselves in Jamt-s Sheehy ...... 1 ... 3.00 Mrs. James Brennen . . , ; . Mrs. R. H>)(iper , 3.00 'X lin fU .OobY ...... { [jj ney, chairman of the committee, vention lit SUfford Springs on 3.00 Watkins agement of TV A. Senator MclCel- l.OOl Mrs. Ellen Clark ...... PtiTvrad Oao Toay^...... $>.00 read the, report which waa. accept­ Saturday aflerpoon at which time readiness to put then service* at Minnie Schiebel ...... Mrs. A. Atkinson ...... 2.00 the disposal of the Royal Navy, for Mrs. Lord ,'T...... 1.00 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gsorg* Fer­ h b m b A k o r i^r la advocatlng\^at Congress ed. Coplea ot '-.he report are' avail- the State Central Republican Com- Paul Vasalonus ...... 5.00 a maximum of four weeks during, rell ...... 2.00 Tk« iUnOClATBO PREM become the >aecu tlvbK ^e foea ot able from membera of the com­ ijiitteeman and Comniitteewoman Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Mr. and Mrs. J. Monconi .. 2.00 X Tk* iiBBOOiBWd Prww U mittee. . ' that time. Fortier ...... S.OO Mrs. Thomas Harrison . , . . ■ *1.50 Mr. and Mrs. C. Johnson .. 1.00 this laglsIatloiF are Cojrect in were elected. Mr. Eliott served as hr MtlUad tB tha uaa of f j ; The meeting voted to follow the ,Vfra. T. E. Murphy William Hall ...... 2.00 Friend ...... 25 tloo of *11 B*wa «>•»•*«•>•• ‘ tS alternate for Thomas Wilson 1.00 X; to It or BOt otharwlao eratlltad In claiming that l\would bK ^»»»- recommendation of the, selectmen Mrs, Mark Carpenter, , Mrs. Mr.s- Adams E. C. Elliott ...... Jerry DiPacs . , ...... 1.00 2.00 thia B»par and *Uo tha Joeal nawa troua to the e ffic a c y , and >w^n and eatabtlshed a reae:'’'ca fund for Howard Chase. Mrs. Myron I„ee A 'Friend ...... M. ami Mrs. RusseirClough Mrs. A. Lupacchino 1.00 BubllSb^ kora. - Mrs. F. L Lockwobd . . . . X 1.00 1.00 leatlon of tually. perhppa, to th f very exi* capital and non-recusring exprndl- and Miss Alison were among those North Coventry George James ...... Betty Filler ... All Mhta of rop^i 5.00 10.00 ■paelpl diapatabaa ho/ali'bln, aro aUo urea in accordance with Sec. 96G who enjoyed the presentation of Earl Stansfield . . c ., ...... Marlon Lynch ...... Mrs. Anna Lantieri ...... ence of TVA. 1.00 1.00 raaay^d. /' ______oINthe General Statufea for the "lai Traviata" ot the Biishnell Sunday school was conducted nt Mrs. Walter H o lm a n ...... Friend ...... Stephen Horan ...... In . these two proposltmns there purpOM of purch.iaing a site', pre- 5.00 1.00 ■Memorial in Harttord on Thurs­ 10:00 ' o'clock and the worship Mrs. France# *Buri ...... Friend ...... ;• •Elizabeth T y n a n ...... ull BOfvIcO oliakt of N. B. A. ptrlng^plans anu coiistructlon of 2.00 Mr. and Mra. J. J. Farr ... 3.00 I the dlffarenc* between Cou- day evening. The opera was pre­ service yesterday waa in charge of Eugene Dickinson ...... Leo J. Cleary ...... role* tne. a centrsr^hool. 2.00 Mrs. A. D eS im on e...... 1.00 3 gresa claiming and reserving Its sented by the Connecticut Opera Mi.sa Gertrude A. Anderson. The Mrs. T. L Fairbanks ...... ^rs. Earl VanCamp Pnbllahara Under thr-thud. Item of the Association and rated some fine McIntosh 1.00 Mra B. Richardson ...... 1.00 full rights ia a legislative branch service continued with the Lenten Mrs. Jacob .Clein . . . . Jullua Matbp^a and warning the ntecting. voted to ea- reviews. Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Lar- Mrs. R- A. Buckam an...... 1.00 Sam Richardson ...... 5.00 N*w York,/ Chicago. Dotfolt in surveillance and check on the t'ablish the funo'lby Iransfciring theme and the scries will cloM on Belle Turkington ...... 2.00 Boston. / ______Mr. and Mrit. Burton Tuttle of Easter Sunday when each class In son ...... 5.00 Mrs.' Kamm ...... 1.00 execuUvd branch, in d , Coilgrea* >.5,000 from the gefteral caBh aur- Bolton are the parentf of a .son ,Mr. and Mrs. R. Eggleson 1.00 Mrs. Frank Dion ; ...... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. K. Fuu.-gan . 2.00 ^ UB'UBffeR AUDIT BUREAU OF participating in a special Easter 1.00 plua of the town to the reserved born recently at the Manchester Mrs. Robert Goopef S.OO Edith Gordon ...... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Pasqualini .. C1RC014AT1QWS. trying to be the execuUvp itself. fund and levying an annual two service during the Sunday school 1.00 Memorial hoapital. Mr. Tuttle will Mr. and Mr*. Harry Peer­ Mr*. Wilson ...... 2.00 Charles Hildebrand ...... _____ prtntlB f CompoBT, The former la eminentljj desirable, mlllb tax on each annuully perfect­ to which everyone ls cordially in­ Th* Barald be remembered as the one who de­ ing ...... --V.. Merilon and Ivy ThraU .. 2.00 Anthony Mozzer ...... fl.oo Inc..^*uM*s BO * rssponsl- the latter la not. ed Grand List and the proceeds livered The Manchester Herald to vited. 4.00/ k?Hty for typographical arrors aP^ A t the church service, Rev. Mrs. Raymond uonea ...... Mrs. Falle ...... 1.00 W. H. Greene ...... : . . . . ' -icarlBK In advartlaamanta In Tha from the two mil'a tax to be added BoUonites for several year*. The 1.00 D. Vesco ...... annually to thr, reserved fund. The Reginald Merrlfield of Sharon, Vt., Mr. and Mr*. Louis De-- Mrs. Moqula . . . . '...... ianchastar Evanins Herald. Th^Prcsidenl’s “Solution” couple also have two^amall daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. A , Wrubel . . . 5.60 M. WeiB* ...... 00 two mill tax w ill.b e laid at the waa the guest speaker and a can- Band!_____ 3.00 1.00 ters. Mr*. Frances Vine* ...... 1.00 Mrs. Juul . . . . Monday. March 27 In president Rodsevelf* reported same time as the regular tax and Dohsld Tedford of the Merchant dIdate. He chose aa his scripture I j^rs. Roman Moc- 2.00 Mra. B. Sendrowski ...... 1.00 George Hussey will be collected in the same man- Marines is spending a few days readlng Act 2: verses 37-47. His galis ...... 3.00 Mr*. PierrO' ... 1.00 ■solution" for our French policy sermon “Our Christian Fellow- Margaret Averille 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Vennart . . . . 1.00 Future Being Shaped Now ner. v at his home on West sircet. Mra. Mirucki 2.00 of UPHOLSTERIES\ '■ ■ ■ s 1.00 there Is still, a* there was in our The committee selected to serve ship" was taken from the Scrip-' Miss Jean Averllle 1.00 Mrs. H. Richmond ...... That portion of Prime Minister The son born on St. Patrick’s John F. Sullivan 3.00 Vl«hy pollcy-.and. our -Darlan |>ol- as' a building” coifimiflee for the ture Acta- 2; 42nd verse. The choir Mrs. Mildged S. Martin ... 3.00 A. Gagon ...... 1.00 Day to Mr. anb Mrs. Howard Skin­ 2.00 I. Cole ...... 1.00 addreaa-----yesterday purpose of selecting a site and pre­ ner at the Manchester Memorial rendered the anthciri "Jesi 8 Mrs. Shirley S m yth e...... 2.00 HarWd House ...... 2.00 SuiteSf Sofas, StudiO’Divahs, Chairs, Icy and our Glraud policy, a stub­ 1.00 Jackie C rock et \ ...... which concerned the whole field of paring plana for a new central Hospital has been rtametl Howard Savior ’ Pilot M e" with Mrs. The Herald Printing Co. .. 100.00 Mra. V. B. House ...... R. Kulplnaky' . .. .V ...... v50 born refusal tp give General de achooThouae consisted of; Select­ Arthur .1; Vinton as soloist. The 5.00 United Nations effort was pre- Alfred. Jr, Judv Tourvtlle ...... 1.00 George Willard ...... Mr. and Mrs. j . Holst.m ... 2.00 Mattresses, Box Springs, Baby Carriages \ Gaulle, the true represcnUtlve ol man Thomas Wilson, Robert Mc­ flowers were a basket of spring Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myhaver 4.00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rich*, 1.00 domtnanUy mUlUry in aubject. Mary Mtsovich ...... democratic France, whether Pres­ Kinney, Isolds Paggioli, Agnea flowers and geraniums and carna-1 VlV .«“ 'Mvhaver 1.00 mond 5.00 OIga,,Muricz ...... 1.00 There was In thla failure to dla- Kreyaig, Mario Morra and Evelyn Uons. given by M r", William ...... 5.00 ident Rooaevelt like* him or not, Firenieii Prohing ' l.OO Mrs. Maiian.Eddy...... IVlimea Morlca 1.00 cuBi tha diplomatic and political Halloran. Before taking ffhal ac­ Kinney and Mrs. O. p. Anderson Stearns ...... 1.00 Miss Elena 21aglio ...... 2.60 y fira .M cFall . . . . 1.00 imy clear blessing from th* Unit­ tion on the .selection'of ^-aite and 2.00 aide o f the w ar an old Churchill 1.00 Mlaa Helen Richmond ..... 'Elsie Peterson ...... 1.00 ed States. preparing plans this /committee Blaze at Hotel ...... 2.00 Mra. Franklin Richmond .. 1.00" Marion M. Judson ...... 1.00 H en It hi th* end o f March and flr*t thtns: yov know y o a l bo Itehinff le got a t hoaao75,- Donald Starkweather 1.00 Mra. John AfUello • ...... General Elsenhower, to whom the to allow the Board of Selectmen Thursday evening the officers . , 2.00 Charles W. Hemingway , 5.00 He himself has been coura- 000. Mrs. John H ed lu n d ...... to enter into proper sgreement in and Ladles Degree team of Cdven-|Mr. and Mrs. George La- 6.00 "Ilxomas J. W a ll'e tt...... 2.00 President reportedly reserves th* the name of and oh behalf of the Hyde Manor had been In opera­ 2.00 Mr*. Jsssle M. Wllken# .. ^Seously engaged, for some months tion aa a hoatelry by the Hyde try Grange w ill meet for a re-' thi-op ...... 2.00 Rudolph Haupt 2.00 privilege of dealing with and wc- town of Bolton with the Highway Mrs. A. Sartor ...... 2.00 Easy Terms ■t. In an effort to bring Soviet family alnce 1801. hearaal of the 1st and 2nd degrees. | Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jay- • 2.00 Helmer Wardelin ...... Trade tp your ognlxing any elements he happens Confltilasloner for the exiiendlture 2.00 A Friend . /•...... Frank Petralte* ...... 2.00 Rub^ and the Polish exile gov- The present owner. James , K. It Is urgent that all officers attend cox ...... Mr. and Mr*. John Ander­ of any and all funds , available or as It will be the last rehearsal be- p. Li.. Burgess ...... 1.00 Charles H. Johnson...... 3.00 to find Inside France. to become available Jply 1. 1944, Hyde, who lived in a nearby cot­ 2.00 Enjoy Watkins Furniture right ‘ snunkat into some better relation­ fore degree work which will be ignatz Zatkowski ...... 1.00 son ...... ■ John E. Johnson, ...... 8.00 In arriving at such a solution, ’ for the repair and surface treat­ tage, discovered the fire , when 2.00 old furniture ship th in the cat and mouse game held on April 6. Mrs. H. A. Osgood ...... 2.U0 Mrs. C. Roach ...... August A. Johnson . . . . . 4.00 ’now. Pay for it aa you use it on ment, including flames spurted fiom s fifth floor •1.00 b er^ lJ la yea over the qites the President Is pictured as vm Coming-Activities ■ Mr and-Mrs. Arthur.Swe*-. Mrs. R. F...... John B. Benson ...... 4.00 convenient W-B Budget Terms. X, .226,06. ncy and Maxwell Hutchinson, be served at 6:30 p. m, All mem­ children In the 5th, 6th, 7th and Mr. and Mm. A. Chrlsten- Reymander’a Restaurant.., 6.00 full size, 6 twin size Serta Superfine Palconia. Choice ...... 34.50 tation when they do %rlse, the conclusion evolve*— thkt we seem 2.00 Charlton B. Otek ••••• 1.00 At the Lectureria program on bers are invited. 8th grades have made, will be on] aon ...... 2.00 Tonl’a Package Store .... 1.00 danger and the prospect is tbst to experience oiir grealkst diplo­ 1.00 Hugo Lautenback ,, •. • $29.76 Mattresses. 3 full size Stearns & Foster Hotel Built; 18 full size and Friday evening a humorous debate A. C. Holland, war fund drive display and there will be first Mrs. Maridn Hewitt ...... 1.50] Adele Zanlungb ...... 1.00 they will be solved by unilateral matic difficulty and h e s iti^ n not was held:' Which is more impor­ 1.00 Dorothy Halem . . . . • - • • • • chairman, has received a German and second prizes awarded to each Mrs. C. Lynn ...... 1.00 Josephine Sagllo ...... 1.00 12 twin size Palconia by S erta ...... 24.50 ..112.50 tant. the Button or the Button­ 1.00 William McGaughey ..... Regular $39,50 Platform' Rock­ $225.0(yLaw.son Suite; square arms; raislri figured tapestry .. ''xj^tebwork action* and policies when we see an opportunity to helmet taken in action in this war grade. TH* prize* o f war stamp* Mr. and Mrs. B. R, Nlebell 2.60 Pierir.a Firpo ...... 1.00 hole? The women defended the 1.00 Clarence Burke i ...... • • • $29.76 Mattresses; !'each full size Burton-Dixie Commando and Simmons iahleh will build the shape of the deal with men reprsaentlng the as a trophy for excellent work will be given by the Mother’s au b. Mr. and Mrs. E. Broggse . 1- U0|j. Fitzgerald 1.00 ers; maple’Trames. Choice of 16 $225.o6 Modernized Lawson Suite; burgundy figured tapestry .112.50 button qnder the lea^rship. of done by the local committee In the Further details about the eve- ^r. and Mrs. Abram 1.00 Milford H. M cC om b s...... tu W * world haphasard piece by very things we are supposed to J Mhry'rDella Fera ...... 1.00 White Haven ...... 19.75 covers inclujling burgundy, blue, Eleanor Maloney, and won over recent W ar Bond drive In South ning’s program will appear later; Matchett ...... 1.001 Sylvia Della F e ra ...... - 1.00 Leo Hsrkln ...... $^& i)0 Regulation Law.son Suite; red textured fr ie z e ...... 112.50 e men who were captained by Raymond A. Clifford 1.00 taupe and ro.se...... • •24.50 piece so that, by the time Mr. fighting against, but when we are Windsor which waa among the Miss Catherine Shea ...... 2.00 Soseph Della F6ra ...... 1.00 ^19.75 Burlon-Dixie Monarch Mattress in full s iz e ...... 13.95 axwell Hutchinson .nnd put up a Frank J. Urbanaltls ..... 1.00 $2^XK) Knuckle-arm Lounge; rose figured tapestrj' ...... 149.00 Churchill considers the problems offered an opportunity to give first to make its E. Bond quota. Private Oirlatopher Glenney has m Iss Mary Shea ...... 1.00 BltUla Della Fera------1.00 goo^arguipent for the buttonhole. LOO Regular $39.50 to $55.00 Mahog­ The helmet will be presented to th* returned to MlcWgan SUte Mr. and Mrs. Karl Marita l.uoj Joseph Della Fera. Jr. 1.00 Carmine Scarlato ...... I • '^.e pea e*^ ■ e a «98a00 «< peace suitable for discussion, some democratic regime a boost. A contgat making a complete sen­ 1.00 any Platform Rockers. 18 in a $225.ob'Yufted Lounge; rose tapestrj’. slightly shopworn...... lege after sending a w e^ with ^r. and Mrs. Carl Cross . 2.00 Clarence F. Behrend...... aaost of them will have already tence using words beginning with town. 2.001 Frances Zito • • • • 1.00 Mrs. Leonard Barter of Foster his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Christo-Joseph Haloburdo ... •80 Alsxander Utwlncayk .... 2.00 Harold Jackaoi ...... wide choice of fa b ric s ---- - 29.75 228.00 Modern Birch Group; blue-and-beige tapestry ...... tea ^.e s e e ' .152.00 been deteri^ned, and perhaps In conaecutl««t letters of the alphabet Alfred W. Olsaon ...... 1.00 His Predictions Predictable street, Mrs. Walter Skinner, of pher Glenney. - Mr. and Mrs. John Oovell . 10.001 Louis Schadllch ...... 2.00 prqved amttalng and was won by 2.1)0 Earl W. .Snilth , .,.•.••••• 1.00 Regular $49.76 Maple Rockers: / $113.50 Mo^rn Birch Group: burgundy striped Upestry I e • e e * e 1 » e a * 89*00 the wrong way. Emil Hurja, the one-time Demo­ Ellington Road and Mrs. Ernestine Lt. Jaine* Edmondson ha* w- Mr. and Mrs. John Chanda 3.001 Joseph Peretto ...... ■ Liliian MackX 2.00 Hjalmar Modln ...... 1.00 € tapestry covers ...... 34.50 If-this be Xriticism of Mr. Sullivan of Ellington Road, Wap­ turned to Tampa. Fla., after ^rs. Oiarles Bla- Hlpollt Kurlowlca ...... 1.00 others not listed. cratic atatlatlcAl prognosticator Donald Tedfovd of the Merchant spending a few days at bia home. I 2JX> Robert J. A d a m s ...... ping, spent Wednesday In Boston, 1.001 Henry Haef# ...... 1.00 Regular $69.75 Mahogany Rock­ Churchill, it is tlik same criticism who changed sides to predict *n Marines who is hWne on leave gave 2.00 Am os Phillips ^ . . . . ; • •«• • where, they attended the flower Mrs. James^ Edmondson, his wlfe. U j, And'M «.‘ OWM^john- Emil Anderson ...... 1.00 which is applied to Mr. Roosevelt an interesting talX^n' the engine and Mrs. Clara Edmondson, his ^ 2.00 'Vlttorla Gado er; burgundy tape.stry...... 39.50 overwhelming Willkle victory In show. 1:001 George A. Hahn ...... 1.00 and Mr. Hull— nameiy^ithat they course he has completed at the 2.u0 Arvld A. Welman ...... 1940, has now changed aide* mother retu^rned to Covwtiyr with MrV.' jiihli' 'Ritohli 2- 0 «( Albert Krause ..... 2 .0 0 Save up t6\*90'°° Regular $29.76 Maple Rockers; Sheepshcad MerchaiH. Marine 2.00 Carl A. Anderson ...... ton should realize that winning Base. Wm after visiting.him In Tampa, ^r. and Mr*. Paul AverUI 8-OV H arry Gustafaon 2 .0 0 again. Now he's busy predicting, They wiU remain here for the WilUam 2.00 John Leander ...... $ only .•...^.....•....••..t9.75. the war and winning the peace are William Richter » e * * • #.« e 2 .0 0 \ with a great deal of statistical Frank Volpl Waa voted-^ gate 2.00 Hcrschel Rogers ...... keeper for the Grange. 3.00 Henry Smith ., *••***• 2 .0 0 on Studio ^ not separate tasks, but tasks that Open Forum Cadet Robert Buck was a' Adolph Becker ...... \ Others not Jj.sted. lore, that Willkle Is the one Re­ The pot - luck re fre s h m\n t I M r. and Mrs. Raymond O tt(f J. Jahnson ...... 2.00 2:00 must be. promoted together. We week-end vlaltor at the home of 2.U0 Carl A. E. Carlson ...... publican who can't win in 1944 scheme has been working outXu Hlanco ...... S.bOlWilliam Pletrowiki ...... 2 .0 0 Divans and Write That Letter hla mother Mrs, Georg* Buck. 2.00 Samuel Haberei'n ------•• ■• can win the war and lose th* fine shape as the following men I Jane Grant ...... 2.0ttrErtc Carlson ...... 2.00 That’s interesting enough, partic Robert is at an Air Cadet schoo.l Albert Gado ...... Save$76*00on this I>eace. That Is what we are like­ will prove: Sandwiches, deviled Marion T. Jeaaeman ...... 3.00 Michael Kietnschmidt .... 2.00 2M in Manchester,''N. M. A lgo l Johnson ...... Suites! ularly when it is revealed that eggs, potato .chips, cookies, . cake or The Herald: I Mrs. Stanley Berry ...... 3.3,000 gnd the following, " I am doing much 1 UUIMri. O. Con# ...... 1 0 0 $89.00 Quaef Anna Wing Chair; $166.00 English Lounge; beige and mauve tapestry ... **•*••*•• Covsntry. Elizabeth Wright ...... 10*00 Mrs. Thaysr ...... JI5 aifford House ...... when it Is regulated and re- instance doesn't even think of ad­ Mr. Eaton states that the Stephen flyUng. Yes, they scare hell out of 1.00 Emsat Davis Isft Saturday 1 CIO Mrs. Alfred La.ton ...... 1.00 Ruth E. H o u le y ...... jpray and gold tseeaeeee e'~e • 59.00 $166.00 Lawson Sofa; beige and tan tapestry ...... *#•••#*•••••••• 1 2 S * 0 0 atrained by conimon sense,' and mitting that Willkie, who disap­ Foster Minstrel presented by the me but it is excitingiand must be morning for Camp Devsna. Frevl-1 ****• 06"HcH • ” • ^ • 2.00 bora Lansano ...... 1.00 Mrs. Chester ...... 1.00 $86,00 Pleatad back Lounge does not attempt to claim for t^e pointed him in 1940 when he pupils of the Certer School under dons. They can’t touch me for ous to hla Itaylng n* waa ths gusst Xf; ^ Xra. Warren 1.00 Lena Hohenthal ...... $186.00 Two-cushiofl Lounge; green and beige e o v e r ...... aoaaaaa**** •* • • * 1 2 9 * 0 0 . Mrs. Irwin ...... 1.00 Just a few carriages at Sale Savings! legislative Retailed and specific, th* direction of Mrs Dspiel Hal­ God Is on my side.” ' of honor at eeveral partlea. A Xarkham ...... 1.00 Carl Peterson ...... Chair; grean eover ;...... 55.00 played him to win, might con­ Mrs. ShteMge ...... 1.00 • !■*•■>••••##••••• «9 8 a 0 0 loran really won the award. At the In this same letter he sent group of his’friends fnd neighbors I Xr. end Mrs. Msrriu ,,y ,lM r s . R o b t DonneUy ...... 2 .0 0 Tennyson McFall $139.00 Light scale Tuxedo; green tone-on-tone cover ...... fimctions which ' must remain ‘ in found him again, novir that the rally at which uie Minstrel was fine photograph o f himself /taken 1.00 $€» .60 (2 ) Roll arm Lounga tsndsred h la a farswell parto teat | ...... f JJJJjMr#. Mai Rhine* ...... 1.00 Guiseppl Vince ...... Other lofaa not listed. the hands of the executive branch statistician is playing him to lose. presented- over >4,000 worth of in Italy. Who- wouldn't value Monday avsnlng at th# Cmurchiw. J. Topping ...... 2 .0 0 Minnie Haddock ...... 1.00 Chairs; rosa damask ...... 4 9 .5 0 bonds were sold. When Mr. Eatoh Mra. M. Sherry ...... Regular $26.50 Heywood Wakefield in grey It anything la to be done, any pro­ As a matter of fact, there la thia picture forever? Community House, and a puree of I Xre. „ Rymamcn ...... -•j” Miae Edith B a to n ...... 1.00 Thomas Toman ...... 1.00 returned to his home after th* Wfhen you leave that- next party money was gtvsn him. THieadsy I Frances Pakalnis ...... 1.00 William Stratton ...... 3.00 and natural .1...... 12.00 |69.76 Modem Barrel; rose and gram to be carried through. only one thing cohstant in this minstrel he called the headquar­ i'J" Miss Evelyn Reed ...... you will attend in honor of a man avening the Itedfleld family otlCTaude F. S h ^ ...... R. W. Pmt ...... 2 .0 0 Beatrice Kenniaon ,.... 3.00 grey tapestry ...... 3 9 .7 5 Thus the provision' unanimously ter* ■ of the State War Finance Regular $30.00 Heywood Wakefield in g?ey' Mr. Hurja’a predictions. When he leaving for the service do not for­ Hartford gave a party liT^hla WilUam Saunderaon ..... 2 .0 0 Anna Dickaon ...... 2.00 Committee and reported Bolton "•’■'''I Roswsll Bmuh ...... adopted i>y the House Foreign Af- was Jim Farley's man, he predic­ get him there at the table. You honor for tha family. Thureday I Undsay Campbell ...... 8-W Edwsrd McGinn ...... 2 .0 0 Lean* Stevenson ...... 3.00 and natural...... 15.00 $56.00 Modem Barrel; burgundy over the top. ' ‘ fairs Committee in Its writing of can make him and yourself very •veninff a croup o f h ii Immedlat® I Robert H3rnda . .• .«* • * * • * Mias Marrist K. Whitman . 5.00 Joseph ■ W. Leary ...... 5.00 and beigt COVCP •••aa««>** 36.50 ed Democratic vlctorlea. When he ' Bolton went on to reach 600 .per 10 "0 Regular $31.60 Thayer; 4 in two^tone grey. SALE OPEN THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK th* legislation which Is going to happy. frienda from MancheiUr gave him lUnieat F. Steinberg ...... 8.001 Mr*. George Wilson ..... 2.00 J. F. Toumard . . . i . . . . . stopped being Farley's man, and cent of i^ quota. 5.00 IVed Dreger ...... 1.00 2 in blue and grey, and one in maroon and $44.60 Modem Lounge; burguti- extend the Lend-Lease. Act is a Mr. Elaton hopes to arrange Do not leave it up to bis parents a party and he waa also tendered 1 Michael MinicuccI ...... ^ 8-Ud Mr. and Mrs. F. MeCurry . became the G.O.P.'s man, he pre­ alone to write thosq letters. a party, by the Phoenix Mutual I Elmer C. A n d erson ...... 8.001 Mrs. Charlotto Aseltine .. 1.00 John Rivoaa ...... 1.00 tan ...... : ...... 15.75 dy tapeetry 30.00 leglslatlva claim o f the reasonable suitable presentation ceremony at 1.00 Carl G, Johnaon e * e e e 1.001 dicted a Republican victory. And which he will turn the helmpt over These parents too may enjoy where lie was formeriy employed, j Selina Wachtel ...... 1.00 I Winifred Fisk ...... variety. It .provides for bon- 1.50 Lukaa Pleaclk . l.lKlI Regular $4.1.00 Whitney; blue and grey .... $69.76 Modem Lounge; green, now, as editor of ^ a magasine to the Firat iSelectmea to be pre­ visit from you. They too • may Hext Sunday will be Palm Sun-1 Ernest Wagner ...... 3.001 Mrs. James *r. Oearden day and anyone having any feme I Frances E. Terry .... y . l.UU 1.00 Prank Stamlvr V )| I . ^ ' and beige plaid . . . . f ...... 39.75 gressional chsck oa the arrange- owned by Joe Pew. the Pennsy’. served with other wa: relics, need a little word of cheer. Let C a l us not become selfish. or green, plants to loan for toe use I Rene A. Hodge ..... 1.U0 1.00 Michael Pallcin I menu which the President may 4-H. Meeting V? • i.u ol Regular $16.60 Whitney6 in-4wo-lene grey vania oil man who is hiring every­ Your friend may be “sweating o f tha morning aervtca should con- iR lta A . Madden) . . . . # 1.00 Virgtnte and Ruth Nsteon 5.00 Enrico Oanioneai ...... Othars not listed. make ' virith other countrita >lii The 4-H meeting cancelled on 1.0 body who will go out and try to out” mall caU. Keep him happy. tact the Sower comwdttee. M te s lM u «a re t Fteodergast • e e LOO Mr. and Kn. W. C an ^ . .. 5.00 BanJamte Balon ...... • 9* •••••••••••aa *••• •••• account of the storm Monday eve- 1.0 winding up'lend-loas* ooatracta. Strengthen that bo^ of friend­ Barimra Itdbertaon. talephonalArieAe Oraff ...... • e e 1.00 Lso Tldd 5.00 John lUroeek ...... discredit WUllcie, MrJ^ Hurja's sta* alaf, March M, has baas sehad- 1.0 it loavas U * actual aogoUa- uled for Thursday evening, March ship. Many you have said good- S690 or Mias Gertruda Anderaoa.|John McMeekln .... .* e • M Mra. RM iard M o r r is ...... 5.00 Michael Bwiek ...... tisUca are against Wlllkiq. Hla Itah' Comnlio ...... 1.001 30. at the Center SchrmI at * p. m. bye and good-lucJi to . some who telephone 8617. I Helen DeRosler .... 1 'Nl Virgil L. Harixnq ...... 10.00 tion and formulation of such ar- Michael Adamy ...... 1.11 own predictions ai-e remarkably W ill you plea.ie note this new will never ^m e back. Write now The Bed Croee wlU meet Thurs-lVer* M. Dion V' 1.UO Mr., and Mra. c . Burdick .. 5.00 rangtmaau t« th* Pnaident. Con* Antonio Follgno ...... 1.1 prcdictabls. . date? Yoihr boya and girls are anx- Gee Ce* ,day for the regular soeeUiif. | Violet S. Buck e e * 1.U0 George Russell 1.00 ■ , T • .-/• - . ' S’- “ '

MANCHK»rEK EVEN rN G '^RAtD . MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1944 V MAINCME51BK CV'C m m ? IIBRAED, MANCIiESTEK. CUNN., STONBAT, MAIlCn Z t, iy4m ■ ■ ■ J

/ First Photo of French Guerfil Essen Target W eatli^ Man pRobert^amecl .Vj3- 6 cile LeBeau J u ps M aking Obituary WTIC— lOW) S f l For Bombcjr^ G u est^p d ay wDBc-isBo loday 8 Kaaw wnac-uie / Some Gains \ - ■______■ •' Deaths '.7 \ War tloM During^ight Inside India Mrs/Willism Barrett. Tells Kiwanians tliaw 4 :00—WTlG — Backstage Wlfe;*7:46—WTIC—Price Control and Rationing. . Maflf"Appointed to Mrs. Margaret Barrett, wife of WDBC — Broadway Matinee; Wild Horse Rides Again ^t^nttnued from Page One )^ ^ Bureau Functioi^sV N-wb; WTHT—News; Music; 8;0p^ W’nC — Cavalcade of eputy Grandmaster (Continued I'mtti I’age Cne) Williain Barrett, of 47 Chestnut America: WDRC — Vox Pop; Brooklyn’s Sk Zamanek, Sha^Gain street, one of Manchester's old Snow Below Normal. WNBC—Blue FroUcs. . . long t ^ s of explosives were un-. 4:15~WTIC — Stella D allas; WTHT —Cecil Brown; WNBC— Qiair in Vacancy. prabum made further progress and residents, died at her home yea- Paul Nellson. loaded oit.,the city os the Elimin­ ^torday. She has been in falling WTHT—^Treasury Star Parade; occupied the vlll.ige of Tingpai. ation of a aeries' of terrific massed Roy E. Lundequist chief mSt- WNBC—Parade of Stars. 8:15—WTHT — Fulton Otifslsr: ats Chi’s DePaul First Place in Jumps P N*w Haven. March 27. - Heavy and medium tximbers, 'nealth for sometime. Besides her erologist at the U S. Weathqr Bu­ 4-30__w n C — Liorenao Jones; WNBC — Lum and Abner, . fighter-bombers. diVo-bombors atid assaults. \ husband she is survived by a Arthur E3. ZolHn of New __ Previously ^ q en had been the reau. Brainard Fiela. H aril<)^ \WDRC—Ad Uner; WTHT — 8:80—WTIC — Frank Black’s.Or­ crandmaater of Grand lodge, fighters operaUd widely in sup­ daughter, Mrs. Charles Robbins of chestra; WDRC — Gay Nineties port of the .Allied ground forces. main source of Germany’s hdavy was the guest speaker af todi^'A Music; WNBC—News. * Mndent Order o f Odd Fellows. lO-T Providence and Bqlton and a son, meeting of the Kiwapis Club of 4^45—W n C —Young W i d d e r Revus; News; WTHT r—. Red WqndPF Team of Col­ [Outcome of C I. A. d Heavies i-onc'entr.-'/e'l on .lapanese armament, but after the July 25 Raymond Barrett of Hartford; two The Week-End ‘■’^ a y annouaeed the resignation of raid Air Minister Sir Archibald Manchester held at the Y.M.C.A., Brotm; WNBC—Parade of SUrs Crosar Costiea in the Air; Summ ary ; Meet‘Decided dia^Final troop concentrations and other ob- grandsons, Charles and Wesley 5:00—V I^ C — When a Girl Mar­ •WNBC — Blind Date. lege Basketball Wins -Walter Cs'lNellson of Hartford as tives on the Imphai-Tiddlm road. Sinclair declared that. "Eiiaen, and giving the club memoers an Inter­ In Sports ’ Baputy Grandroaater and the narn- ftobbins both In the United States esting and clear picture of the ries; W im c—News: Ad Liner; 9:00—W n C — Telephone Hour; i Relay; New Britain Hllff Fighting Continues with It Krupps, has Yjien shat- service. WTHT--Hews; Music; WNBC WDRC—Radio ’Theater; W’THT National Tourney in Following lx the meet summary .jWg of Charles S. Roberts of Man- work of the bureau and how an ex­ High jump—Won by Zemonek ^'raeater as successor. British Comm^doa. including tered." TTie funeral home will be open pert goes a b ou t forecasting —Newi^v. GabRel Heatter; WNBC — Garden Second Time ; By The Associated Press "1.* Winner First Time at jungle-seasoned Gurkhas and Ka- He called the results of \tte from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight and. the weather conditions .Mr. Lunde­ 5:15—W nC—FprUs Fsces Life; Counter Say. New Haven—Alan Ford, of Yale, Manchester; second Barnum Mr. Roberts, who resides chlns, have slashed to within .12 previous seven assaults on El88-D r. I. Q;; WTHT — seconds in 100-yard free style in AAANAOfiO CLUaff Britaini. fourth, Cullen, Nopr Lon­ \I^JR(3—News; Connecticut He- don Bulkeley. Height,' 5 feet, 7 ter Net 15 Points Each. : aacretaiy of. King David lodge/and drive upon that miin Japanese the (Jermans probably would try funeral home. 175 Center street guesswork. It Is entirely based on Paul Wlnchell and Jerry Ma­ New York, Morch 27— St. winning triple at N. C. A . A. FAST TRfaee ygA p g base above the Burma road, it was to repair the damage and that the 'Tuesday. It is asked that flowers roesi\Mu8lcal Interlude; WNBC honey: WNBC — Spotlight swimming championships. H* also Inchts. 'h as been hetive in the Odd F^lows scientific research and g re a t John's of Brooklyn oould well be a long period of years. v ---- announced yestei-day as stiff fight­ R. A. F. might have to return to be omitted. \ strides have been made during the —J ock Armstrong. ^ _ Bands ;■ Story Teller. won 50-yard free , style and 150- 45 yard dash—Won by 'Annino, Manchester High tied with : ------^ ing continued inside the Indian check attempts at reconstruction. pa.st decade in perfecting weather 5:45—W ilC — Front P a^ Far­ 10:00—w nC — Contented Pro­ called the Cinderella team ot col­ yard backstroke titles. Hlllhouae; second, Daniels, New j Hartford for second place .in border where Jtipiinese columns The great aummer aasaulta study and Instrumeats to aid in rell; WDRC:—American Wimen: gram: WDRC — Screen SU/ lege basketball today ,,after Ita New York—Dartmouth, unbeat­ Britain; third, i^lessl, Middletown; I the CIAC spring track cham­ are advancing on Imphai. ■were eatl mated to have damaged the study. WTHT—Superman; WNBC\— Play: W’THT—Henry Glostone; surprising cotiqucbt ut favored Dc- en In collcgo competiUon, won fourth, Vies, Manchester. Time, 6.2 Shift to Artillery The Coniniando force, in an ad­ nsariy two-thjrds of the Krupps Funerals Accurate Record Captain Midnlfiht \ WNBC—Raymond Gram Swing. Paui to win the National inviU- Eastern NCAA boaketboU title by seconds. pionships ; Saturday at the vance of 20 miles from positions Ei^GLANO Mile* Here is one of the first i^otot An accurate record of the 6:00—W nC — News: WDRC — 0:15—WTHT — Charlie Drew, tlon Tourney at Madison Square beating Ohio State, 60-53. Aud Shotput— Won / by Weyant, Choate^ school’s winter exer- to reach the U. S. of the French wbrltai knocking out at least six News: WTHT—NeVs; WNBC— *; Duels at Cassino; in which it was reported Saturday, 6 100 mraths of production. But the Edward McCann weather conditions in the Hartford longs; WNBC — Top of the Goraca for the second straight Brindley scored 28 pointe for win­ Chapman Tech; second, L. Jack- ci.se building. It was the most Maquis, underground guerrilla Terry and the Pirates. has thrust 83 miles south of Sum- Germans were believed to have Funeral eervitee tor Edward area is kept every minute of the ' enihg, year. ners. i si - son, Hillh'ouse; tkird, Alvord, Mari- exciting finish in the 12 years Shell Two Hotels prabum, and Is steadily Increasing fighters who are harassing the repaired about one-fifth of the McCann, of 53 High street, who day as is done at all of the U. S. 6:15—WTIC — History in the 10:30\— WnC — Information In a tribute to Joe Lapchlck’s Durham, N. C.—Craig Wood, 'chestcr; fourtfi: Ward, Hartford. its thrent to the whole Japanese Nazis tn the Savoy mountain area of some , square died Friday night were held this weather stations. The speaker said Headlines; WDRC—Lyn A r ­ Plea^ W’DRC — Broadway coaching ability tha Indians swept Distance—50 / fsst, 6 1-2 Inches. of high school indoor track 10 000,000 ray’s Music; W T H T -W Gar­ Msmaroneck, N. Y., won $5,000 military'system in the area Just district of France, located on fleet of floor epace that had been afternoon at Ih" Dougan Funeral that this area proouces from 8 1-2 Showtime: WTHT -r- Army Air aside the Blue Uanuei:) from Chi­ Durham Open golf tourney with (New meet record, former mark competition and the winner map at left. So eflective has dens; Concert Hou»; WNBC cago, 47 to before 18,374 fans (Ciontinu From Page One) west of the Chuiese border. An­ tN ------•Perl.-ij damaged. Home. Rev. Ellieon F. Marvin of to four inches of rain a month and Forces; —Melody in the 12-under par 271. of 48 fe e t' 8 1-4 inches set by was not decided until the other Allied force was striking for been the resistance of the Ma­ SL Mary’s Epls-opal church offi­ this figure will run pretty much Sports; News. at the Garden last nlgtit Thus was * ' t . ^ « Luchetti New Haven Commer­ Hit by Tanks Repeatedly 6:30—WTIC—Jack Says "Ask . Night. climaxed a ihrlliing cag* story, Miami, Fla.—Block ‘ Badge, final eight-lap relay, which more n<^«4h and northwest of the Myltkylna by way of Shaduzup, quis that the Germans have ciated. to standard each month of Uie 1Y;00—News' oX,ah Stations. $15.60, a Kentucky Derby nominee, cial In 1940). Kamaing and Mogauiig. Still oth­ F R A N C E / been compelled to maintain a Hannover le, the elte of rubber The bearers were his four sons. Me Another” ; WDRC—Jack. perhaps the best of tiie season.. decided the is,sue. capital/ ,, year. In the summer months the 11:15 — WTIC V- Harkneap of equalled Tropical Park Track rec­ 600 yard n n—Won by Dtneen, er Allied troops have been flown force of 6000 troops in Savoy goods and synthetic rubber plants, Edward Jr., Reuben, David and rain is heavier but at less fre- Stevens: WNBC—News. Beaten by Kentucky, Army, New Britain nosed into flrst /•/Attack Oerman t:unip Washington; WDRC — Joan ord of 1:10 in winning six furlong New /Britain: second, Rlordah, to positions smith of Myltkylna. Vkh^ Frenchmen have b^ n urged by and important rallyards, , work- Herbert McCann qiient intervals. 8;45_ . WTIC — Lowell Thomas; Temple and Canlsius during their place from an earlier tie with Ah-a^acobras bombed the harhor shope. locomotive, tank, and air­ WDRC — News; WNBC — Brooks; WTHT — Xillve: WNBC regular season of 19 frames, hard­ De Soto Handicap. Hlll^use; third, Slate, New Lon­ The stiffest fighting inside the raTrio. Greek of Ohio. Pitted next P B I U P M S T D Greenwich; third, David, Hartford; Meanwhile, 't was disclosed that Price-Fixing to Germany after an interval of The Rev. Ellison F. Marvin, rector eries frequentlv use the bureau A. ^ basketball title by beating the Red and White, taking flrSf in Latest dispatches from the Caa- Screen actress Madeleine Ls- WTHT — American Discussion 12:45— W n C —Lee 81ms, Pianist; againstvKentucky they up set the D en#r Ambrose-Legion, 50-43, In CAfZOiNAL? fourth, Strickland, Hartford. Dis­ MaJ. Gen. Orde Charles Wingate, ohly one night since their last of St. Mary's Episcopal church of­ service. the high j('imp, and hia mate on sino front reported German forces Beau, formerly of Paris, France, League; WNBC— Lone Ranger. News.' Southearteni Champion, 48-45, tance— 19 feet, 10 Inches. leader of last vear’a sensational Criticism Hit great blow on the Reich—the 2,- ficiated. Northern Snow Heavy final of annual tourney. A T -4 0 the grid squad. Bill Shaw, taking regrouping in the ducal Palaw- who has Just taken out her U. S. 800-ton blasting of Berlin Friday Snowfall in licrtherr New Eng­ and follovikd through against De- Lafayett, Ind.—Mchigan won Kilometer run—Won by Lemleux. "Wingate expedition” behind the Is Approved 'The pall-bearers -were: Charles Paul, the rwourney tsvorlte the broad jump, (or a total of F -,'Coliseum area half a mile to the citizenship papers, rea'di a letter night, carried out at a loss of 73 land has been mu«;h heavier than Purdue Indoor track relays with m Hartford; second. Rogsn, New Bri­ eight pointa. Japanese lines, is In command of Currier, E. Welles Eddy. Joseph Led by llt t i^ V Gotkin and Blu south of the town, possibly for a from Paris, Idaho, inviting her (Continued, rrom Page One) bombers. normal and. if conditions run true total of 40 points. tain: third. TothlU, Greenwich; Other pointa in the meet wer#- the Allied force which flew and Kotsores, who inter was named the Jack Kramer ^arrived In Browns fourth, Miller, Hlllhouae. Time new thrust againat Allied poai- to make that city her adopted marched into the Japanese rear In III Decisions ’The venture into occupied terft' G;,5o^"A’;;n rerF !dw ^ rf Utue ^ Lum and Abner on Radio San Mateo. Calif.—Blr Jeffery, made b.v Alvord, another .grid ttona. take charge of America." tory was a follow-up to the Satur­ moat valuable player of the tour­ $4.80, won featured $2,500 speed amp still iinalgne/i. He Is expect­ 2:46.3. ’ home town. She has been m Burma three weeks ego. ney, the Indians took a 26-24 half­ Draft Grabs husky, who eased into a third From these strongholda. astride ■ -'fugee since the Nazi Invasloo (A dispatch from Kunming, In an address at a "Back Inva­ day night heavy bomber assault crato.°*°o7* Mr rt "STe ^ast SarXrd are well handicap at Bay Meadows race ed to discuss terms with Vies Open eight lap relay—Won by place (n the shotput. The only (Continued from Page One) For the Next Sixty Days time lead and puU«d away from a Greenwich (McElfresh, Tothill, Highway « where it bends sharp­ of her homeland. China, said yesterday that calls sion” rally In Baltimore yester­ on Aulnoye, a French railway track. President Bill DeWltt today. record of tbe meet was oroksa by: ly westward around Monsujtery day. Tunneil declared; 30-30 tie In the s«cotid\half after French Lick, Ind.—Orvsl Groves Smith and Kennedy); aecond, Nsw for a Chinese offensive, especially months Imprisonment and fined junction on the Belgian border, DePaul'a star, big Gi-orge Mikan, New York—St. John’s, of Brook­ Top Players Weyant of Ctoapman Tech in this hill, German mortars were said “ World War Ilf will be guaran and Lyon In southeastern France. lyn. upset DePaul, of' Chicago, pitched well .'or White Sox in ex­ Britain; third. Manchester; fourth, on the Salween front in the south­ $1,000 each by the Federal Dis- t o m ilf Z" t^k^%*cTin E«t '=Si.kV;‘^Id New York, March 27—(IP)—For ^ of four In the American forum on was banished on four personal event with a heaven of 50 feet, 6 yesterday to be throwing heavy west. are appearing in Chinese teed and a.s.sured if the American I'V Mosquitos gave Berlin a light go­ 47-39, to win national invitation hibition againat Detroit. Yielded HarUord. ’nm e- 2:49.4. 1-2 inches, breaking the format fire on Allied forces in the railroad Hi?ireth of the Center the Ume being the Lum and Ab- MBS 'Tuesday night to delmte fouls. only four hits, no runs In three- _C3aaa A relay—Won by Man' newspapers, one of which declared people stack the next Congress! ^ . ing over the same night. St. John’s next will play basketball tourney at Madison O f Leagues meet record of 48 feet, 8 1-4 inch­ station yards to the east. ' Nazis Execute with Isolationists , and partisan i Justice Roberts read the m ^or- The funeraj awngemenU j Travel Bureau and David Crow- nsr show of the BLU is going “Manpower and the draft She inning stretch. Chester (W. Bray.. Vinci, Zemanek 1,000 that conditions Were excellent for Beat ’Tattoo on Targets in charge of Watkins Funeral ahead without change. Abner, Will share words with Rep.ep. James winner to tomorrow's Dartmouth- Square Garden. es, set by Luchetti of New Haven Little Change In PoalUona a drive Into upper Burma to me*t zealots who prefer to fight theiri Ity opinion in the absence of Oilef American heavy and. medium thers, of the local Montgomery Frederick, Md.—Russ CSiristoper and Shaw); .econd. New Britain; Ctommerclal in 1940. Stone. Home. Ward store wore admitted to mem­ played by Norris Goff, who recent­ W. Wadsworth of New York os Utah N.C.A.A. Championship fi third, Greenwich: fourth, Weaver. Yeaterdfy'a communique re- 320 Hostages Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell's political opponents in America -’ u-sttce Stone. Justices Roberts. bombers and fighters, massing in weil as Reps. John M. Costello and nal for the recognized Nqtlonsl ti­ used aidearm delivery exclusively Vince of Manchester tallied ' rted little change in the rela- Rutledge and Murphy dissented. the skies in numbers estimated bership today. Past President Ar­ ly passed hia Induction physical, Bonham and Crosetti of Time—1:18.6. expeditionary force.) rather than totalitarian opppnents has bseh gwihted a 6n.:d*y defer­ George E; Outland, both Goil- tle on Thursday. - A year ago St. ln_. pitching scqreiMa inning* for foiirth in the 45-yard dash and ive ^aitlOhS of the - battling ill Kiiroper...... I 8 ta 1 Deeralon on Rents total poMibly !,700, besit a / thur A, Khofla rectlink the princl- M eet .CToss B relay—Won by Middle- Manchester’s cnass A relay was hles of Klwanls to Them. Herbert ment. fornia. . . . Announced for a half- John’s lost to Wyoming. igani s Yanks Pass Pre-Induc­ A's against Bartimore'. ' f o r c « within the town, the Ger- For Slayings DlHcloaure Called Encouraglhg Justice Douglas delivered an tattoo throughout yesterday on hour talk on "Cohgreso Defends Kentucky neat the Oklahoma town (Gustafson. Ahlberg, La' taken by Manchester with a team Yonk Planes Attack London Press B. House passeu out blanks for Word from Hollywood is that ----- _ French Lick. Ind.— Manager Jim­ Bella and Alesal): second. Plain' ^ n a atlU holding moat o f the 8-1 decl.sion in the rent control case targets near the coasts o f France the delay was allowed so tn* boys; (institutional (iovemment via Aggies, 45-29, to win third place tion Physicals; / Dope my Wilson, of Cubs, gave his composed of W. Bray, Vince Za­ Meanwhile, the disclosure that revolving about Mrs. Kate C. additional Red Cross contributions vine; third. Woodrow Wilson; /£ea to which they clung in the and The Netherlands, and In one can complete another movie, work i MBS Thursday night is Rep Jo­ in the tourney. Promoter Ned Irish bst O ffice probable, lineup againat Reds to­ manek. and Shaw. first days of the Allied advance (Continued From Page One) l/tp Rail Installations .State department work on ah Willingham, of Macon, Ga. Jus­ foray ’Thunderbolts shot up air­ and iH2 more was raised. On Training Onlers. fourth, Seymoui. Time—J; 19.3 American version of the interna­ Gives Speech Next Monday night the Kiwan- on which sUrts in ApriU Just what seph W. MarUn of Mnssachusetts. also announced that the attend­ morrow, other than pitcher and Keliiy Decides .Meet after the heavy aerial bombing of Chungking, March 27.—(/Pi— tice Roberts wrote a dis.aenting dromes within a sight of Paris will be done about the broadcast He will be addressliig the Women’s ance of 71,197 for the four nights Class C-D relay—Won by (toes- The meet waa decided on the said, blamed "Communists" for American Mitchells and Libera­ tional organization subscribed to opinion. without opposition. ians will observe the 20th anniver­ catcher; Bill Schuster, ss; Don ter; second, Litchfield; third, . the enemy atronghold. sary of the local club’s founding when Abner does get called, still Republican Club at Boeton. of the tourney set a new attend­ Barbers Meet Clerks in By Ted Meier Johnson, 2b; Phil Ovarretta, lb: issue of the 8-lap relay in which the attack and announced that the tors again attacked Japanese rail­ by the United States, Russia, C^e.ster Bowles. DPA adminis­ Flying Fortresses and Libera­ Bethel. Time—1:23.4. / The announcement aald thsGer- Some Praise with an evening meeting at the haon't been nettled beyond the pos­ ance record. New York, March 27.— —He's Ival Goodman, If; Bill Nicholson, New'Britain scored second behind iwsns had sent two tanka rumbling Nazis Were determined to bring way Installation# in northern In- Great Britaiji and CTilna at Mos- trator. sought; In the Federal Dis­ tor# loosed thunderous barrages of Listening Tonight:,NBC—8. Pat _C3asa reia>* did not count In c.ow. was progressing sufficiently Y. M. C. A. sibility another voice might be Rec League Bowling just s litUe fellow, but rookie out­ rf; Ed. Pete Elko or Peanuts Low­ Greenwich s fleet foursome. Tto# ' Into the open from tlie Continen­ such actions to an end by shoot­ do-Chlna and along tjje Burma trict .court at Macon, to Restrain bombs against the Pas-de-Calais tried as Abner. Abiier is now 37, O'Brien in "So Serry- No Mercy": fielder Augie Bergamo, of Detroit, meet scoring., winning time was 2.40:4. New tal hotel fortreea to lay a smoke ing 10 hostagc.s for every German road in Burma Saturday, A U. S. to warrant a look at the picture Mrs. Willingham from pro.seiuting area and bombed military installa­ (Continued from Page One) 8:30, Barlow concorl; 9, Voqrhees Playoffs Tuesday. ery, cf; Tony York, 3b. Final point atandltig; by congress soon was called en­ but has a birthday in May. showed the St. Louis (tordlnals Britain's time was 2..50:4 and screen, but hot Allied artillery Are killed. compiunique announced, today. state eburt proceedings .seeking to tions in .the Cherbourg area 200 Concert, Josef Hoffman; 9:30, I. yesterday he can hit. Wilmington. Del.—Pitchers Al 1. New BrlUin (16); 2. Hartford Manchester’s, 2..52:4. Hartford’s couraging by some Republicans,. Reds Pitcher GerheauSer. Charley Schanz and was said to havs driven them The Nazi-controlled Rome radio Tlie Mitchells, attacking at -enjoin tke issuance of an order flx- miles to the south. American era been driven from'the land they Due To a Death In the Family Sammy Kaye signs off his Wed­ Q. Quiz; 10:30, Information Please, Wood will fly high, wide and 'The 160-pounder, who sparked (15) and Manchebter (15); 4, Hlll- lime in this event was 2.53:1. ■gain to cover. said partisans were killed In a three points north of VInh In • In- Conn.ally said a bipartisan suO- Ing a rent ceiling for her property. Marauders hit the Ijmutden docks have ravaged,, but the guts of the Arthur Rublnatem. . . . CBS—7:30 Warren Fialick slated to work to­ house (14) and Greenwich (14); 6. 100 DR. D. M. CAI^DWELL’S nesday night series on CBS with handsome at the West Side Roc ColuntbUs to victory in the Little 1 New Britain started out strong Fighting atm raged among the battle with Blackshirts in the do-Chlna, dcstro^d string of coniniittec would be appointed to The District court held the of Holland. German army have been largely this week’s broadcast, using Bob (West 10:30) Bliindie; 8. Vox Pop­ Passes 'J'est alleys Tuesday evening at 7:45 World Series lost fall, poled two day In Phillies intra-squad camp Ctoapman T«ch (5): 7, Ansonia (3) in the meet, netting to points- in MU points around tne Monte Caa- Piedmont valley, where the pa­ cars and buildinM, while the Lib­ counsel with State ilopartment ex­ legislation was an unconstitution­ ’The American operations cost torn out by Russian valor and OFFICE Crosby and Les Tremayne os pers, 8:30, Gay NineUea; 9, Brian when the playoff series between game. and New London Bulkeley (8); 9. three of the first four events, but aino mass, but there were no re­ triples to right center to help the triots were attempting to carry erators scored many hits on a perts on the form of the proposed al-delegation of'legislative power. five bombers and one fighter. generalship.” WILL BE CLOSED guests, to be reolaceid next week Aherne in “ Phonto* Lady"; 10, Pagani’a West Side Barbers. Post National League (toamps beat the Evan.sville, Ind.—Tigers receiv­ Middletown (2); 10. East Hart­ Hlllhousc put oil steam after fall­ ports sC territory changing bands. the fight Into Turin. * fuel dump and/a motor pool at organization. The OPA .appealed that decision The victorious advance of the with another musical. It will inr Screen Guild Players Jack Benny. Army Doctors Office and the West Side Tavern ed word from Robert Gillespie. 24- ford (11. ing to get a point in tlie high Under Ihs cover of "a Red Cross FOR A FEW DAYS fourth ferrying group team from Mangshih In Jtne raid into Burma. Details Views of Judges directly to the Supreme court. Soviet armies to the fringes of elude Frankie Carle’s oichestia . . . BLU—7, Horace Heidi Time; last year’s champions clash. year-old right hi.nder, that he'll re­ No scoring: Weaver, Commer­ jump, won by .Manchester, roliad W-flag, Httsr bearers brought wound­ Other report.s said a Florence 7:30, Lone Ranger; 8:30, Blind Memphis, 10-3, al Cairo, III. Alto­ military court hud condemned Mitchell ^m bers of the U. S. Justice Murphy delivered the the Balkans, Churchifl said, "has and Allan Jones os a singer. The Last Night at Fort ' Rogers on Hand gether fie batted In tour runs after port within a. week from CJolum- cial, Plalnvllle, Seymour. Woodrow up eleven point.s in the following s ' sd S a ta i^ y from Hangman’s hill, Meanwhile, the Carnegie En 7-2 "portal to portal” pay decision, Shower Is Given program also -will switch locale Date; 9, Counter Spy Drama; seven youths to death for falling 14th Air fierce on Sunday attack­ ilowment for International Peace been the main cause. of Hitler's Coach Charles Rogers will prob­ he replaced Johnny Hopp in right bus where he worked in war plant. Wll.-wn. Bethel, (toester and Litch­ three events to lead New Britain / where Isolated Allied troopa have applying specifically to employes from Hollywood to New York. . .. 10:30, La-Valle’s Mei idy. . . MBS IVIcPhcfson, Georgia. ably start the same crew of pin at the halfway mark. been supplied by parachute for a to reapond to a call to arma and ed shipping and harbor installa­ today distributed a 173-page book­ approaching downfall tn those re­ —7:30, Army Ait Forces, 8:30, field. Muncle, Ind.— Pirates' southpaw field. that a similar tribunal at Forli tions at Hakll bay on Hainan is­ of the Tennessee (^ 1 , Iron A For Miss Wood gions,” with “panic and frenzy" Studio ticket demand has sky­ wreckers that pulled his team The 'battle at this point Ibokad. week. let detailing the views of some rocketed for 9 p. m. Wednesday at Sherlock Holmes, 9:30 Pam Win- Coluihbus, Ga., ifiarch 27 - i^) Meantime t'le World (toampion Cucciirllo is scheduled to appear had Imposed the death penalty on land off French fndo-Chlna, and 200 American and Canadian Railroad company, the Slo.ss-Shef- already prevailing in Hungary, Ru­ through the third round. New York Yankees received word before local dfaft board today to he between Manchester and fleld Steel and Iron company and THE SHERIDAN the CBS New York studios with chell’s Jerry: 11, Inlci-City Gold­ ElroCr Riddle. Cincinnati pitcher His team will consist of Joe five "deserters." There were re­ reports indicated a 1,200-ton and Judges, practicing lawyers and Miss Carolyn Miller, o f Grove mania and Bulgaria. at Atlantic City that two more seeking to have his physical exam Hillhouse, both teams consistent jthe Republic Steel corporation, Frank Sinatra doing his first mid­ en Gloves Finals. has just passed his _ Army Tivaronite, holder of high average meet winners. Hillhouse had, tak­ Red Army Poised ports o f widespread clashes a 1 ,000-ton enemy vessel were teachers of law cancerning a for­ street, gave a kitchen shower Sat­ The Allied campaign in Italy, he week broadcast from the eaat 1943 regulars—Pitcher Ernie Bon­ transferred from New Jersey Bucs List 10 throughout no,^thern Italy. sunk, with damage to - the mole operators of 13 minutes in Jeffer­ physical examination at Ft. . of 114.74, Bob Marchlsotti, bolder en the meet on eight occasions and mat for post-war peace preserva­ urday night at the Y. M. C. A< for said, “has not been as rapid or RESTAURANT since storting the series in Holly­ Tuesday Programs: fiBC—1 2 :^ Ph€r8on« Ga.* Mid last night ham and Shortstop Frankie Cro- home board. and hits on railway tracks, an­ son count.!'. Alabama. Miss Carol! J. Wood of Wood- of high tingle with 165, Ernie Wil­ settl—had passed 0161“ 'pre-induc­ College Park, Ind.—Washington Manehester thrice. When th# tion, and the U. S. Chamber of decisive as w e‘had hoped,” but he wood, Jan. 5. 'The guest is Laurttz p. m„ Coast Guard on P a r ^ ; had not yet decided whether he kie. Jack White and Truman To Hit Foes’ Soil; Vatican Protests Kxeciitlon other bulletin from Lieut. Gen. Jo­ Commerce CommlRee on Post- Point at 'Issue bridge street, whose marriage to 2:45, Hymns *sf all Churcheq/. ... tion physicid examinations. regular* drove out nine hits In six 4Fers on Team chips were down, Manchester and At is.sue was whether the min­ added that he bad no doubt that Invites the People of Melchior, operatic tenor, who has would report to the Reds’ training Cowles, while Pagani's will have Hillhouse were tied at 13-all going A .Bern dispatch to the Stock­ seph W. Stilwell’s headquarters War Problems published a report John Seavy of Oxfai-d street will Rome would be "rescued” despite demonstrated on the air several ( » S —1:45, Goldbergs. 5_Fhn with Wyatt Clasiied 1-A inning Intra-camp tussle, most said. ers were entitled, under the fed­ Mike Zwick, with an average of into the la#t two events, by vlr-- / Barrage Started holm newspaper Svenaka Dagbla- urging prompt creation of a Unit­ take place April 8. Sixteen of her nearly 25 German divisions now in Manchester To Try Their times how well he can or cannot Dunn. . . . BLU— 12:30. Farm and *^*!^dle, who worked out with Whit Wyatt, star right hander aganist Early Wynn and Mickey ed Nntion.s commission to develop eral wage-hour act, to be paid for friends were present. Home program: 4,- QZark Ram­ 114.42. Prte Hansen, an outstahd tue of Bill Shaw's first in tb# det said the Vatican had "ener­ Italy. imitate Sinatra. t)ve Columbus Foxes yesterday Ing West Side bowler, John Hed- of the Brooklyn Dodgers, seqt Haefrisr. Pirates Hopes of First broad jump, and Hartford and a plan for maintaining an orderly all the time spent underground, The hostess waa assisted by her blers. . MBS -10;30 s. m.. Sha- Lafayette, Ind.—Cleveland work- V. getically protested" to German oc­ said he probably would remain lund. Alfred Brown and ” FUf word to the Brooks' Bear Moun­ Nsw Britain down. (Oontfnueid From Page One) cupation authorities in Rome world. except for'the lunch period. The mother, Mrs. Henry Miller. A color 65c Rap. Clare Booth* Luce of Con­ dy Vollsy Folks;/3l80 p. m., Yan­ dufe changed fraro morning to Division Play Depends Eight Injured Federal, circuit court at New Or­ here until called Into service in Mahoney following in that order, tain, N.^ Y< camp that he had been Hartford and New Britain Scob# against the executidn of hostages. The Carnegie, booklet said the scheme of orchid green and yellow J*ravda Prints Brief necticut is scheduled-for the panel kee House Pai' three weeks. He said he planned reclassified 1-A and probabl afternoon. Team disappointed that leans had ruled for the miners. was used. Useful and beautiful Full Course Luncheon On Wednesday will And Pag;ani' On 8 Draft ^igibles. Hartford's dlatanca star, Eddls were reported within 200 tulle# of 'The dispatch, reported to the group participating tn the pub­ to talk today to Warren Ollee of would/be called soon for aifi exami gam# Witn Pirates rained out. the vital oil regio"" *"<1 2t»0 miles The companies said the circuit gifts were presented to the bride- Story on Address and the West Side Tavern meet- Lemieux, won the Kilometer run OWJ. said the Vatican had warn­ In Hailstorm lished study, had spent 62 days remain in/his pulpit through the the Reds, and their convereatlon fi. » Bloomington. Ind.— PiUhsr Ray from Buchsreat, Rumanian capi­ court decision had been used as elect in a large basket trimmed in Moscow, Ma^rch 27—(A5—Prav- irig. Muncle, Ind., March 27,—(/P) with Rogan of New Britain Se(S- ed that the shooting of hostages during the last two years In work­ Served 11 A. M. to 2 Fi M. ’’laater services but he wrote: would probably determine whether Friday evening will And the ws from other big league Starr, Red holdout, scheduled to ond and Hillbouse’s Miller p iclte' tal. "only increases iinrest and the oc­ "a judicial precedent in support Of Colors used In the decorations. da, Moscow’s only morning news­ Pastor Quits , If/however, (he board and the talk tsrms w l^ (Jsnsral Manager Ten playera with 4-F carda aaaura (Continued from Psige One) ing out their joint recommenda­ Above the basket a clothesline was he would go to the training cam^ Post Office toeing the foul line is; up a point also. That left HilIbcSiiB V. -The Russians Mso hammered cupation fnrre.'s’ difllcullies.” The tion for s global community of the claim of the. United Mine paper on Monday, printed a brief parish wish to have Uu flag hung Riddle, who won 81 games and 2 Warran Giles and mgy join club. PIttaburgh o f staying lii buslnoas Workers of America that It strung, from which all sorts of with lost year's abampione. Laktwood,. N. J,-—Acs Adams, and Hartford tied at 14-all. ^Man­ 1 out new gains near the. middle flispstch added that it w.as be­ state# with a general assembly ww story today on |^me Minister mediately, i have- no recourse lost 11 last season for Cincinnati, / Baltimore—Boston Red Sox ex­ liniester river yesterday. « Soviet through windowE. roofs and auto­ the' intention of ffongress to In­ kitchen gadgets w-ere suspended. In Flag Row; star relief pitcher, signed a Giant this season, but the Pirates’ hop# chester and New Britain pegged- lieved the prote.st was without in­ Churchlll’a radio address last except to have this resignation has been working in Columbus pre-war years Indei nd^ht pect to get In three-hour workouts ’■ communique announcing that Ka- mobile windshields. Weather bu-Tand an executive council to regu clude a s. part of the ‘work-week’ A period of jolly games was fol­ III contract, at what wee termed of flalshtng in ths irst divtolw o* at 13«ali and Greenwich fifth with fluence. late world affairs. ’The plan, in night, saying 1)0' reviewed the w ar * ' ■■■■— X take place immediately. 1 cannot Because of hl» work, he was de. discovered a' dt 70 'daily rest of weak. • menetz Podolsk. In the southwest­ reau .officials said many of the all of the underground time of lowed by refreshments. oil producers "substantial” increase 'Iji salary, the Natiunsl L*««ve depend chief­ (line points. , general, resembled the League of and spoke on. some domestic prob­ Fire Insurance conduct e service of »vorshlr with ferred from Army service until new oil fields Wallingford, Cofin.^Bravss still ern comer of. the tTkratne, had stones measured seven to eight coal miners," per cent of the He appeared In 70 games, a record ly on how long they keep their As the 8-Iap relay was checked, Ffatlons, bfit membership would lems. , Trustees^ Accept Resig­ the service flag .it niy right.’ May. FUddls said, however, he in tbs' United woi'king out IndooVk. but Manager been encircled and that the Red inches in circumference. Justices Roberts and Stone dis­ The trustees annqunced that the found annually lost year. eight draft enables. Greenwich won the rac'C./ New Bri­ Boy Seriously Injured be universal and there would be There were no details of what J)n Your preferred to find out just where he Bob Coleman hop^ul cluh will get ot tain was sscond, Manchreter' Was Army already was storming Club Members sented from the high court’s opin­ nation Dif­ flab would not be displayed in the States. \ Ckpe Girardeau. Mo.—Pitcher The Bucs foot ths prospect A six-year-old boy was seriously no provision for expulsion or Week End Deaths he said./. stood so hs went With a large con­ outdoors this. Week. losing three rookie pitching prizes third and Hartford fourth: giving , - through its streets, "fhe communi­ withdrawal of member-statea. ion. auditorium dunng the remainder tingent of Inductsss to Fort Me cations center is vital as an es­ injured, suffering a concussion FURNITURE ference Abqttf Diiiplay* of the Rev. Schwer.k * pastorate, who account^ for 60 vlctoriss Manchester twto points and Hart­ Enjoy Lecture when hit on the head by one of the Functioning under some form of San Frandsoor-Dr. Walter B. Early in 1942 it was estimated Pheraon. last sesaoh—Art Cuccurullo of ford one to make another and. the cape gap tor defeated Gierman that there were more than 21 mil­ itatomeat to OoBgregxtion Rancher (to trader)—I want to troops streaming southward from large pellets. One man received a world charter, tha executive coun­ Coffey, 75, widely-known-surgeoi). Albany. Preacher R«e of Golura- final tie as New Britain .swept fractured ankle. Others suffered lion refrigerators ,in American And Personal’^Effects B ridffepdrL^orch , 27— (B) — In a statement to the 'conpega- tell you about the horse you sold fallen Pr-osku cil would have power to take ac­ San Angelo, Tex'.*—Howard me. That anlhial just wont hold btis and Nick SUincevlch of To­ with the three points to take ths Cosin’npolitan Club members cuts and bruises. tion''against a member-state fail­ About Tow n Buck, 95, father of Frank Buck of homes. We can protect yon for us low Triutsas First Unlvsrsallst tlon Sunday morning. Rev. Dinghy Racing Spbrts Roundup ronto. All are 1-A, and (toccurul- meet. Reds Surrohnd Tarnopof ’The hail lasted about minutes Its head up.' In bid Poland, ^ e r e some Rus­ thoroughly enjoyed the illustrated 20 ing to live up to its International bring ’em bock olive fame. as 84A0 per fl,(MM) for 8 years’ chureb^Mivs announced oeceptahes Schwenk declared hie conviction 10, a 20-gama winner, already has Finest .Meet In History in some quarters and was accom­ Oklahoma City—W. B. Skiryin, "that war and all things that per­ Trader (a irly )V l wouldn’t let On several other annual occa­ sian units arc within 35 miles of talk given them at their meeting duties, and a member indicted on 'The Rotary Club will hold its time. of rwifnstion of ths Rev JBitn- Schedule Listed been ordered up for his physical panied" by iigiitning and high this ground woiiW lose its vote on tain to war are on evil in which By Hugh FuUertoo, with those 12-foot boskeU sug­ that worry me. It to the animal's sions the meet has been deerded/ , the 1941 Bug rlver\toontier be­ weekly dinner-meeting tomorrow 84, .motel and oil operator. srfon a. Bebwenk, p ostoi.^ y vote Illy pride. It will hoi(l iU hsad up examination- at the T. M. C. A. by Mrs. Frank win(U. F. W. Bnst, veteran Mem­ the council. The general assembly at 6:30 p. m. at the T. M. C. A, Greenwich— Lsonoird William Let me call at your homr^nd no one obould take port- New York, March 27.— To gested by Phog Allen and, oddly Roe, a mathematics instructor on the final event—the 8-laj relay tween Germany and Russia, the J. Preston of We.st Hartford, on phis weatherman, said it was the explain details or of the church mumbvrship Sunday. as soon as you get it paid for. Red Army was declaredXto have —Including representatives from The guest speaker wll'be Fred R. Wohlstrom, fiT. founder of the na­ ARMY & NAVY •Thie service flag is X symbol New London, March 27—(B) — fill the duU training : days, ./ tha anough, I'm in favoi of Uiam If w4'' and physical fltnsss director at the —and the current meet was even the subject of “ Birds and Wild most destructive storm’ of' its kind Telephone 5440 or SU38 The rssiniation, tne trustees said, betide which I cannot stand to GionU and Dodgers are working h ^ e to make some change,/ I surrounded Tarnopol. bitteHy de­ all atatea—would . decide . meat Zeller, state comptroller, who-will tionally known Santa Clause toy climaxed a difference nf opinion The flrst three of 17 spring dinghy Melbourne, Ark., High school dur­ more spectacular for the division Flowers." ever to strike the City. give an outline of the ■work o f his speak the word of God as,I eearcb up another feud, this time over wouldn't admit, but the kids don't ing the winter, would b« missed of points In the latter stage*, mak­ fended for weeks, and to be ^ptijg Damage was iihofticlBlly eatl- moot questiona of world commU' shop which mends toys for under­ - AUXILlARYx between the pastor ah.i themselves races sponsorsd by the I"terc^, Mrs. Pre.ston and her late bus- nity interest by s^pl* majority department at. the state admlnlsr for it,” he continued. legiate Yacht Racing AasoclatlOh Branch Rickey’# statement that iscm to notice mucji difference." especially. In winning IS gomes ing the outcome doubtful. out the. garrison, capturing street rnated at several hupdr thous­ privileged children. Arthur A. Knofla . y't about the die;;iiay of a service flag ...... -...... - band were great lovers of nature, 0 In a prior prepared statement will Sc held Sunday, April 9, here Brooklyn players who never had .... Sounds like a good Idea ob­ for (tolumbus. he led the Ameri­ Manciiester won the (Hass B after street. Other, Rus.sia'n fori and dollars. \ ' vote. tratlon building in .Hartford. ’ Madrid—A Ports dispatch to honoring members of the chuitih For What V iiart hv-paased the city tb, b^'d both were skilled in photogra- the Spanish press announced the MEETING “The Furniture Fire . explaining to the tmetees why he and St Cambridge. Mass.,^nd Am worn major >ogue uniforms could scured by a verbal phog/ can Association In strlkeouto. with relay. Which did not count in the Crash Through RbqM in service in tne main auditorium hod token hi* position ogxinst the their drive- ^ toward Lwow, >o that”lKe Still and motion -death c f — Edmond Rsnolr, - 95,^ Insiiranoe.. Men” ortlto ebtirchr ? hapoUs, M d. N . whlpTrifinilar team of Giants, ■ ‘rt . I 136, and also In shutouts, with "point jbtal.'' - ' / ^ tiires. most of which wer# in Many residents re p o rts they display of the fibg in the church, F«{m Pops Off Nazi communications center. . had to seek shelter elsevdiehe • af- bfothor of the eelebrotsd potatUr. At Army-Navy d u b ^ 875 MAIN STREET it woe voted on March 13 to The Association announced lU Drortdlng He ' could play Stretch i six. German broadcasts ■ asserted cbibr, were taken by themMlyes. Augtute Renoir. Ontoe Open Dally place the flag in the church audi­ the Rev.-Schwenk declared: spjring schedule here yesterday, iSchulU at first....H orace Stone-I Line from Hugh- Fullerton, Sr.: Other valuable draft ellglbles ’The woodlands and marshefi were tesr stones crashed through their "Any symbol which raises one .Jbflt the Russians had thrown roofs, letting in the torrential rain London—Sir Frederick Won, $0, and Ttanra. Evening 7 to S # . M. torium where worship is he’d, Uie outlining a season that ends here ham, claiming Buddy Kerr os an "From the way (ilark Griffith 1# are veteran Al Lopez and Honk ,000 men into a new...... - drive visited in the spring whyn fern secretary M the Britloh Footholl Monday Night at 7:30 trustees stated. They said that the group of men atxive another for May 26 with a four school rsgatta anUdote to SchulU, bos gone so bringing up Cubans, it looks as if Camelll of Albany, the teams Chicago Beats that followed the hail. special honor commendation or al^g the Mogilev sector of White i In some sections power and tele­ Association from 1895 to 1934. pastor had offered to resign ths following ths aqnusi champion­ far as to name a lineup, and offers that ineasaga'to Garcia was “ send only regular catchers, and third RimTia. but the report had no .So- unfolding, qnd the lovely arbutus, Chicago—Pierce Atwater, 47, following day in a letter to ths service is a fundamental denial of ships on the Charles River., to play it against them Bums es s m.e left.h*hably will be the regu- Ernie Calverty's 43S-polnt'cbUeM Blackliawkfi Likely to Park, Hartford, ■ and formal gar- the flag In the sessions room of honor the man in the armed serv­ of Torbnto, a grab-all type short­ S. Coast Guard Aesdsmy vs. Yale. Isrs, basketball scoring record may be Danbury Resident BeUex'ea Death Accidental the church but stated, Jthe trueteee ice. above the mlhiiter who gives New London: ' U. 8. Naval stop topped, the Internation­ Reach Final Round of Iii Morn Is Casein*"*leWs were .ohown of ■ gardens-on said. “I will be imabh- to conduct nAcadsmy vs. Stevens, Annapolis, in danger in the next few seasons al League tn runs scored. Other his life in another k nd of service. Today’s Guest Star ...During the recent campaign Cepe Ood. , ' a service in the charcb if the flog You honor 8be soldier above Md.. 15, Hsverford vs, U- 8. Naval Don jflenie, Topeka (Kas.) Daily iiifleldera counted on to stay are Slanlev Plavoffn. Fully as much enjoyed by the Taken by Death Putnam, March 27;— —Mrs. .CIEN CE (tort MeCtomy of West Fargo, N, Ridgefield. March 27.-- 569 points lii 27 tinuing their probe Into a morals lyn, found unconscious March 18 torium.)’’ cool to your home. Yqu hoQor him vs. U. 8. Coast Guard Academy diagrammed a lot pf perplexin^T infield poaltlona is weil oa catch) By The Associated Pres» photographed at feeding tray^ in M «akliid*8 The pastor exprsosvo a desire to above the doctor who ^vea bis life and U. 8. Coast Guard vs. New games and jo* Her-sley of Alexan­ first baseman Babe Dohlgien and eare which Lieut. Harry T. ’Tuck­ their nests and in other places, Danbury, March 27.—(BV^Har- In on automobile ,ln Danielson In formaUon plays f«t the Bears tout dria, Va., George Washington The Chicago Btockhawks, wh*-| er', commanding officer qald In- old Gllniore Schryver, 60. of which Herbert M. Oongdon, Jr.. • MOTOR TUNE-UP •o that you and 1 con have Ufe. London: U. 8. Naval Academy vs none os bewildering os his recent Tony Ordenona, Univeralty of Ha­ were not assured a place in tbs alto a picture of wild animals, .i¥0r~Pr»»yt S trv d a f Yale. Nsw London; 22. U. 8. (toast High hit 479 In 29 games....And vana, (toba. ahortotop. who cornea volvep the raping of three Ridge­ views taken in 'Chesterfield, Ver­ Rtdgebunf district, a founder and 81, of DayviUe. lay dead, died yes­ "It maiy hi that such a symbol man-in-motion maneuver around Stanley Hockey Cup playoffs until con be railed eloewbere but it Guard Academy vs. U. 8. Naval when Pauline Morris of (tooper- up from Portsmouth of the Mid- field girls, two aged 15 and ojie mont, at the time of maple Sugar­ secretary-treasurer of Lorenzen A terday in a hoapitol here. An au­ • WHEEL ALIGNMENT Ralph Brizzotora into the Redskip the last tew .lays of the reguloS 14, state police of Rlitoefleld bar­ From Rfa't ba9«nnbM to may not be raised in a church Academy, New London; 23, East­ town, Tenn., High scored $01 Atlantic League. ing. 'Thompson. Inc., of 25 West -44th topsy 'was performe< on Cong- camp.” > season, now are likely to reach tlM racks today announced the arrest i street. New York city, publishers’ ’arawaH, This would be to discriminate be­ ern Championship, New London; pointe in 23 girls’ games a sports In tha outfield are Johnny Bor-; At intervals throdghouf the pro­ don’i body, but Coroner -Louis final aaramonyimoire of f • BRAKES Joseph scribe warned her to look but for final round. .of two more youths, one from representatives, died last night In tween men . . and tha very es' New England Associate Member ratt, who is botberod with on oor , They delighted a crowd of 17,131. gram Mrs, Ptestoh quoted appro­ Woisard has -hot yet announced avar-prsiant enca Mrvas. Monday Atotinec college coaches who were shy on New Haven' arid the other . ’Sf Danbury hospital after a short ill­ the cause of hia death which State sence af the UniversaUst' foltb in (ihamplonahip foi;;, the Inter-Col Jack' Dugger, Ohio State bos- ailment; Frank Coleman, hand)- at the Chicago stadium lost B‘ ~’' priate versea or poema, all of mankind. • VALVE GRINDING legiate Trophy, Charles River manpower. Ridgefield. They were Identified by which delighted one of the largeat. ness. Police- Lieut. Victor Clarke |ias the (Christian gospel la that oU ketboU stan(fout, is one of the few capned with a knee Injury switch- by abutting out the Detroit Uruteqant Tucker a .Toseph P. andlencea at elnh meetinga this Mr. Schrjwer, a native of Chica­ sold he believed waa accidental.. Hofmann men ore equal.” ' Basin; 30. ^ r in g Open Inviutlon court store (maybe the only one) hitter J in Russell, sad iT^year-old Wing#, a to 0, to take a 8 t» Y| t OVERHAULING for Boston Dinghy Club ChXllenge Carbotd, 18, of 15 Christopher season. go. was born June 11, 1893, a son Tin full banafita o f our sdan- who wsAtA contact loneee....The 8er\-loe Dept. Horry Amato of . ths, Springfisld. load in th# a*ml-fin*l bast fo u » ( ■ Street. New Haven, and John of the late Frank and Susan Par-' fifie iralnino and undo az* Cup. Charles River Basin. . shortage of exercise boys around P vt Hank Dvorak, former coat Ohio, American Legion team. of-sevsn gams ssnes. Sine# ttetoC MorganU, 17, of Danbury road, * ■ , " Charged With AlSlai May 6-7, New England (^arnpi Four pitchers have 4-F cards— ths thrs# schaduled gooBsa u * I ‘ sona schryver. parianca in funaral dkacHiifi ^ Quick Servi^ racetroclu to so acute that Earl ern boaketbell official, has been Mdgefteld. . A former resident of Putnam onehip for U. 8. Coast Guard Aca­ going over big with Southwestern Rip SewsU, whose ’’balloon bail’’ sd for Chicago los, ths BawtoJ SPAOHBTTI aro famidwd to al famSat Sonde hoa bech galloping some of Four other *t*ea, aged Ridge­ The Poet’s Column Lake. N. T., he had resided In Expert Workmanship Norwich, March 37.—bnny Pesky. sx-Red Bmlth in tbs third p t e o f AMBULANCE SBBVI5.'C MANCHESTER meUr for Garden fights end the In ths edhar MSBl-flnnl _ Itody at Ridgefield, barracka la For roy love is true, to fact.' ver. both of Danbury. Methodiat Church W.S.C.S. Mary, 22, oiuf his son. James, Iv, Regatta for Lucien Sharpe Me Sox, who was shipped to Atlanta ^Heu ci a- 81,000 bond have beep re­ Oh dearest one I love you. iervicea will be held Wednes­ WTIC WEAF all three of whom. Detective morial Trophy, Seekonk River place has been crammed nearly l u t e OlUOn March 3T.— bstwsM Monteol and in similar ball, MOTOR SALES* INC every afternoon lately. NO wonder, for a training courae In eertoLgUn- V. $ . rottrod prooidaat Mcntraal n » And that's no foolish act. day a t 3 p. m. in the Oelker A OPtehrtti Sergt Frederick H. Johnson of the Bteveng vs. Yale. City Island nary and navigation that would 1 three girts meeewblle have For Pm jtour only baby. Cox funeral home, Brewater, N. Wdat Canter St. T»L 4134 •toto pMlc* wid. were booked at Lotto loUad Bouad; 20^1, Nation- ftor 10 eeAU at ■UUman'x you cah of tha «M Biaelalr OU and Om tag the S *9 r MHK see oQ the big-Une eeroppere who quiUlfy him (or an oaalgB’s com- removed bo a A>**Bla deten- Bo darting please come' back. Y., with tha Rav. Eugane W : “Malidoiw aeaftp,” la 4hat acfomi a t e Cm «le londlB i file. CaUMiea. U e. URKEe> the Oolcheeter borrocke . on Al Otomplonahlpraplonahlp for Hemmry As Tanks train at Atlantic C8tgr oompoay, dlod unaxpootadly oorty Toroato tas B atedoy ct the Dan- Memorial Trophy. Charile# command $18.50 ' prioee... .Quote miaalon, and Jimmy Vamen, form­ today of a heart attack. Hs tea Tbs aaxt gas Sbirigley, padtor of tha Danbury. band. Capt. Tbemaa C. ^ thev Dial «4M . 4878, 8888 "" ' ■ V ' ' ■■■’■ ^ETIlEFMONEHtiEt* charges of siding end abetting Mores erly of ths Senators----- Now they Ernie Bonham, Yankees* star Held-Utcn- Dedicated to a someon; Methodist church officiating. In­ rift. They’re pictured above in their Hollywood home em eiim ^ * ttac eitoape of a hospital Innate. River Boaln: 26, Round Robin. U from one beeketbell coach who known as tha "post laurssts of ths for Bemrvatleai Boforo Basin: 26. ‘'must know how the big league .hurier, awaits draft At flhcramtn' eourt, Lieu- wtil never he forgotten. ^ terment will be in Femcllffa cam' were rauBitod w Im b Captatai WaUaoa azrtved ttetp tb« east to report W U l ARTItflERIEt T^ey were scheduled for arraign­ S. Coast Guarii Academy, M.I.T. prefers to remain ononymoua cU industry.” rdato vsd < I Teeedv Nlgkfc clubs feel. to, COL / Written hg F s k o Qoada. etaiy. Ddbha Famr. N, T . Read Herald Advs* ment today b{ Preston town court. Harvard sikd Yale, New London. “ We have been exparlmenUng

( ^ N ^ C ^ S T E R e v e n t w g ncrtALiD, ihAivCnEsm t. cor^ ., o t o i s o a i , inAncn rr, ii»4* \ V fflA X sL q n fS ^ IC A CVJEINL ACKALJJ. MANUUISSTER, CUNN., MONDAY, MARCH 27,194« RAGE ELEVEl TETt H^lp Wanted— Female 33 Huuaehold. Goods 51 ...... ‘T'— ...... (iarages— Service R epairin g 23 to li-Ve four more years, than the Sweel -Ybung Thing—My boss is Lost and h ound tomubiles for Sale 4 WINDOW SH-ipEa—VENETIAN HOLD EVERYTHING --^ to r a K e 10 OVERHAUL a n d REPAIRS on w a n t e d —WOMAN to do jUMall Classified average man. a perfset genUematl to work for. blinds. Owing id qur very low Alt you have to ^ o is to slap him IX)ST—AMETHYST and gold 11 49 PLYMOUTH sedan, 1939 wssners. vaCMums, toasters, irons, washing and Ironing o o * " ^ y s A woman is ten per cent more FOR RENT^-GARAGB at 148 week.'Telephone 2-0130C overhead, get o u rs p e cia l low able to Stand pain ..than a man. O f once in a while. bracelet between Oak and '* '' Kd tudor, 1938 Plymouth 2 fans, ..lamps atc.i and all children'• Sense and Nonsense CUtiified 1937 Dodge sedan, 1936 Bissell street. Inqulre^at 60 HoU prices on high grads; ' v^dow Advertisements (o h ihn TTZo a m w women, the type laaat able to / Atreeta. Reward. Tel. 83“ toyk snd vehicles. Cash and carry. shades and VansUan tAiada oom- sedan, 1936 Pontiac sedan, street. , Tel. t-l439. Btand pain wUhout complaining is iMchelor—What d^^u prefer l^^dtertisaiieiiU 1936 Pdotlac sedan. Cole Motors, Help Wanted—Male 86 plataly Instailad. aamples furnish­ For Sale For Reol i>o You V adM iaadr wait in the rain, to get on,over­ ing. The child went into matters the redhaireff woman. in a husband—Brains, monsy or Annouu^u>*^ots,,^^ 2 4164: NEW CONVERTIBLE TOPS Cel­ ed. Capitol Window Shads Oo., If you feel like moaning read crowded streetcara. My destination ranging from the ersstion to ths appearance? - Kusittess Services Offered 13 GOOD a u t o m o b i l e mechanic. 241 North Main street. Phone is uncertain, too, so I understand. gravs and. then got back fo Women mtt eight per cent less luloid replaced in curtains, all Pruloque: A CeU ndo farmer, a Pp^. But>F hav^^hlngs to do, this excerpt from'% letter written liable to iqenta; trouble than men. Young LaJy Appearance . . . t fur Sd® For Rent F1TI.I JlR'^R U SH Agent. Charles CASH FOR YOUH CAR—Any 35 Must have own tools. Permanant 8819. Open even u ^ : To Buj, To Seli "It Is sure too bad that you aro creatlon.Aigain: . w a n t e d -7 e l e c t r i c wiring kinds of leather work.- Chas. Lak- looklag for some atrayod qalves so'Tll have to move along Tiovr’> by a lad oversaas; • And a/wom an's pulse is eight and the sooner the batter. BrinSey, 59 Devon Drive, Man- to 41. High prices paid. Drive job for right man. Carter Chevro­ being paid ac llttl# for. working so and repairin'^...Phone 3975 before Ing. 90 Cambi.dge streeL Tele­ let Co. Inc., 191 Center street. W ANTED -7 WrOMAN TO DO M a B sp m b a r ovealag la ISIS, ''••No, you donV’ porslst^Nor- *^lt is nice to hear from you IfQdngater —Daddy, 1 heard bea^ quicker to the ioBlnute than a To Buy To S ell '^heaUr. F o r « appointment call over no>v to 80 Oakland street. phone '4740. bqrg, •‘pot until yqu’ve,^swerevenlng > until 9, 7 p. m. ' . housework; one or two days a eomsa a p w a alek atraager wli^ after such ^ long time, -but It is for overtime? I receive only a roari’s. 8 fe0 7 .^ WANTED —AUTOMOBILE^ me­ bardoaa Mm with aa importh** the password.'’ >' unpleasant to learn bf your,chang­ of dust. Am 1 made of dust? There are more ramanllc men Saturday’s 6. 'Phone MAKE arrangements to havis week. 'Telephone 3055. •fraction of your pay, so I undef- chanic, essential to war ‘efforL Rooms WUhoufr,Board 59 wrHtea aimsage. Seeking , . hNp, "I thought you'd forgotten all ed condition of living, which I Dad—1 beji^e not son. For if than romantic women. 'That Is to' FOR AVON Coametlca call 8513. your garden plowed In .April. Private Instructions 28 stsnd. Apply to Carlson & Company. 44 FOR SALE—QUALITY gas range the fanner falls and loiocj»''hlin- about that.” really understand because of-, the you were Jam sure that you would say more msiss think with their -Appointments day or evening. 1941 FORD S'TATION wagon, low Telephone 2*1468. Hr W>urren FOR RENT-t-HOOMS by night, ■' "Winning this war is jiArd on all L^ bI a ® d ^ f^ n d Mrs. Ida Slorehcuse, 6 Bank St. mileage, radio, heater, while wail WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from re­ Stock Place, Manchester. ' , with heat regulator, reasonable. aelf out. IVhen he laylVM both “ •Never forget, a Norberg never change In my co^itions. ' ' dry .iq> and blow away from me heart, rather than with their head. Case. Tel. 7397. , day or Week. Call 2-lMO or 7 atiaager aad meesag# are gone. forgets.” of ua You work long -hours and so The MtuaMon: Tou move from s tings, like new 1938 Ford station, liable ' men who • would like to “It is too baddhat you are lltnlt- do I. So I understand. But during onceln a while. .. BA*iml>AT AT Man „ „ _____ -VICTORY garden A PRESSER FOR AN essential Florence street. . Ne eae belleveami,Shle. / ^ guess that’s right. What'sxUie large city to a small town, and FOR RENT wagon, very clean, dark' green. ASHE8.AND RUBBISH removed train in spare time , tosoverhaul ed in the use’' rf your automobile, tboas hours, t get shot at. Do you Lies and wars are alike in. this: Center, tr o w i cWange plots. Inquire 214 McKee street, modern cleaning plant,. expert> MAGIC CHEF Combination rang;, The Storvt^iMh-Iaw Oeprga pMSWord?” One Is always followed by sirtother. don’t know when tipping is cus­ plo 1937 Ford atatlon wagon. Terms Drop a tine to "Trucking " 61 and install Refrigeration^and Air FOR R ^TT— LARGE Attrth;tive know how it is to yvslk through understand? . Womea, Etc, . _ eonUinlng money and re- - ■■ -|70. ' ; ence on silks and wools, excellent 4 and 4 comuination range, gas Flaia attem^pts to borrow “Okay, here Is is: Who won the tomary. or Call 64 shd trades.. Phone 5191 Brun­ Mill street. Conditioning equipment. Should working conditions, $1.00 per ranges, $10 and up. Sunbeam oil front room with tome light honse lies and miles .o f swamp and There are nine men who are «elptii. Can «121. ______ner's, open evenings; • . be mechanically inclined. Will not keeping prlvUeges, suitable fo: from Meqrik without suetseee. w ar?" Private—W owie,, -Blondie, what Wrong Way! , 'ftp etrei-ywhere hour, vacation with pay. Phone burner, Florence kitchen 4>eater, Old Jan hadn't been following jdqgles. So I understand. w e h6ve been asked to give you colon'blind •o; every one woman interfere with’ ypur present work. wprklng couple. Call 6951. jK>me children stories now_ and who is color blind. a time yo>i and-T must have had you would if you were in the city Personals 1939 BUICK 2 DOOR sedan. 1939 R oofin g n 933, Rockville, Conn. Swiss Laun­ late model piano, ice bok, liaetal the Legion battle cries although ■ ^ 'la too bad that you must last night! I'll bet we stood up in For information about this train­ lawn chairs, end tables, bureau, •file Paaaaro^ again, and most of the tlm~e the Can you stem a few more fancy - Right-W ay: Ask. someone who Pontiac sedan, 1939 Oldsmobile dry. f o r r e n t -^-CLEIAN comfortable he appreciated the fact'that the have ^yqUr choice of food limited. front of s dozen bars? HAVE YOU F1NAI4C1AL proh ing, write at ortce i^v|ng name, 1 haVel^pcrienced this, too, ex­ ones we Hear tell how the young­ facts on females? knows about tipping. (In small sedan, 1941 Pontiac sedan, 1938 REROOF • AND RE^SIDE your address, age and your' ..working chest of drawer Austin Cham­ room for 2 neat young women. 82 question under the circumstances WANTED iems? Read "Gold Ahead”. BAKER WANTED FULLTIME. bers Warehouse, Manchester cept th a t^ e re is No cholci here. sters get the best of ths old man. The average woman is four snd Blondie—Yes, and that's not all towns the man who owns ihS busi­ *•19^ Lincoln Eepher convertible sedan, hoiuc now. Another carload Of hours. Utilities Inst., Box'N , The Cheatnut street. My mother worHad a lot was largely rhetorical. Neverthe- iLhilttVii Charges prepaid 32,50 C. O, D. Apply Fedeial Bake Shop, 885 Green. Open 9 to B. except Satur­ leas, he was annoyed, and deter­ So I understand. But the worm has turned, and the s half inches shorter than the we stood up in front of, mister! ness often waits on you himself, boy your furniture, elec­ 1940 Ford convertible coupe, 1937 asphalt and asbestos shingles will Herald. tkb disagreement between and would be Insultsd by s. tip — Educational Sales, 218 Bookstore be delivered t my warehouse in Main street. day. 9 to 5. Tei. 5187. ' f o r r e n t — r o o m . Call at 8 mined not to reply without a little "It is too iUid that little Jlnimle old man is getting his Inning. average male and weighs 15 Private—What do you mean ? “ Yes, my boy—your old job ik trical appliances, stoves, Studebaker sedan, 1937 Chevrolet father and hers. Blondie—We also stood up in so it Is best to be cautious about Building, New Bedford, Mass. Manchester wlthirt the next few Cheatnut street or ^telephone perverseness to ths question, the has so little for amusement; Stand by and see: pounds less. ■ watting tor you when the w ar's' 'iantouiobile and home if yon coupe. Many others. Terms snd One evening after echool had front of s preacher! Ihe persons you tip.) trades. Phone 5191, Brunner's. days. Under no obligation for an Help Wanted—Female 35 2-0759. resumed sn,d I hsd returned home answer to which he could readily I am deprived of SimuaemenL too. The youngsters had been asking The average woman oan aspect ovarl" Help Wanted— FOR SALE—ICE BOX slightly questions for s solid hour, and the are going Into the armed Open evenings. es{imate. All work guaranteed. she suggested at the supper table: guess. So I understand. ' ■ervices or Inving town. Time payment arranged. Write SHIRT PRE:S.'5 OPERATOR. Also Male or Female vised. Reasonable. Telephone ^ 93 ”I really don't know,” he said, “It la too bad that'you have to old man was weary but persever­ J. E. JENSEN V ’Geoi^ie, maybe Pa la right, If BY FRED HARBIAN Highest Prices Paid! WE, BUY AND SELL all makes of or phone Burton Insulation Ce., woman for folding shirts. Good WANTED—D1S.HWA8HER. Also Boarders Wanted 59-A y i^ could only sSa It hls way.” "What do yoirwant me to say?' RED RYDER Go Qn, Tim ! hours, good pay, New Model FGRNSALE—9x12 rug In very •Tell mis the truth, the whole used cars. Highest prices paid. 180 Oxford street, Hartford. Tel. waitress. Apply' Center Restau­ goodcondition. Cash. 42 Drive DSd blew up! X" See FLOOR SANDING 1941 Olds, .r'nvertlbl# coupe, Laundry, Summit street. COMFORTABLE ROOMS an; truth spd nothing but the truth.” FIRE m e . WILL HE? 1 NEED \ 32-4515. rant, 509 Main stre'ct. A, Sliveir, Lane Homes, , '*^ht?” he'shouted. “He’s not Y BUSINESS eORRT, BUT -lOU D\0»n HAVE S model 68. 1041 PonUac sedan, quality meaia Also rooms vf\ I guess nobody did. I ■*" SlSP THM Girl t o j----- ^ KONET' - m GOlfO' BbCk ANDY WANTED—WOMAN for house­ \Tlght. H e's. Just a gnibWng old Laying and Finishing. 1941 Plymouth sedan special de­ WANTED—MIDDLE AGKp cou­ light housekeeping privuegea, know. Maybe Germany, nRE. HER_^ ^ KILL THM " ■ '■ work or helper In out of town forelgneX Hs’a contsnt to work luxe. 1940 Olds sedan, 1939 Olds, Moving— ^Trucking— ple for janitor Work. Centennial Machinery^and Tools \ 52 central. Ideal for couples of glrlA and Slavs away Just like the Other Russia." ^ T et's get out; TeL Manchester 2-0811 rectory. Phone Manchester 5538. sedan. Manchtstur Motors Sales, Storage 20 Apartments. Tel. 4279. Phone 3989. U Arch strobt peasants.” “ Say, what do you mean? Say, OF h e r e 512 West Center. TeL 4134. USED CLETRAC cr«iW;ler tractor, “George,” my mother What are you, a Polack Russian? STELL4 ■ AUSTIN A. CHAMBER.^ CO. WANTED — OFFICE CLERKS excellent condition. CePient mix­ What do you mean? You know with or without typing ability. "don’t Ulk that way befory/Ian. rraller Van Service. Removal* ers', spring, splkt tooth nawws, who won the war.” Tem()orary work, 60 to 90 days. Situations Wanted— Wanted to' Rent 68 You shouldn’t.. He’s hls/grand from Coaat to Coaai, deluxe sawrigs. Dublin Tractor ^ m - "W hoT ” Good working conditions and Female 38 father.” ^ , equipment. Crating, packing and pany, Wililjnantic. “ Why, America, you damn fool, THE CONN. CO. hours. Write Bo, K, Heij.ld. WANTED—3, 4 OR 5 room apart­ “Jsn! Hls name’s John, not Jan. atorage. Warehouae, Mancheatcr ment or tenement for family of 2. That’s hls ' grandfkJner’s bohunk We won the war." “ All right, America. Now I’ll be Green. Tel. 5187. WANTED—GIRLS AND women WAN'FED TO CARE for children Ite Box X Herald. for. you.” NEEDS WOMEN evenings. Write Box B, Herald. Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 “Ha’s not s boDunk and he's not going.” to do packing and also other Jan gave a shove against the bench work, steady work, good a peasant. My grandfather ran a Painting—Papering 21 FOR SALE —GIRLS’ --gabardinf 72 cane on which the young man was pay. Apply Tober Haaeball Mfg. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 ski suit, maroon, siae I v .lambs llrii^es for Sale hotal. Y o u i/^ p l* were storekeep- T' FOR BUS eN. lliare’s not inuch difference.” leaning. The young man lost _his Co. wool lined jacket, tan corduroy, 2 FOH S A L E -^ C E 6 ROOH eln- balance and fell to hls kiiees'" on FOR SALE—FAMILY cow, due ”T*«?Out my people were Amer- PAINTING L-ISIDE or out, also piece lanr suit. GramenU oiit- gie, fireplace, stMim heat 2 car the sidewalk. The crowd, roared ■I- WAN'TED— RELIABLE woman to to freshen 8rst of April. Inquire cana; That’s the difference, snd paperhanging. Call 4752 after 4. ' grown. Telephone 5828. ‘-garage^/recenlly mjecorated, ex­ with laughter. Norberg attempted OPERATORS stay with 2 children from 11 p. Andrew Goldschneider, South lt>i a big dlffsrence. ' You see m to '7:30 a. m, No household cellent street. Call \Arthui A. » ln g s different when you’re an to rise to his feet, lost his bslsnce, street. North Coventry.. and sat down hai^ on the cement. Healthy outdoor positions duties. Good pay. Write B|x U, Wanted—To Buy 58 Knofla. Tel>M40. 5938>875 Main American. You see thing# big­ Next Boat BY EDGAR MARTIN atreet “That Polsck pushed me,” he BOOTS AND tiER BUDDIES in a critical industry. Herald. ^ ger.” . exclaimed. “ Say, what is he, a Bol­ V Articles for Sale 45 WANTED — ELECTRIC water “ All right all right, lets not Paid while learning. WILL BUY ANY pump for artesian well. A bath f o r s a l e —6 JtOOM d u p l« quarrel. Drink youI^ milk. Ja— shevik ? Is he a Communist T They THW t) N:\CE. ,V\\X)TE.« EMMH - vi't.vv .riovo's OH. .yOO’VV VATtTT OOOL.tE> yoo'v.\. vatwV'EAfcT Excellent working condi FOR SALE}— USED boilers, any tub or bath oom outfit Tel. 8275. house, one tide .lacknt Inquire 20^ John.” \ better watch guys like that.” BOT OONSt yoO'tvWKiW. PiBOOT VeiA\T\bi* O k CJTHCW 6VQVS. 'fOQlb't.T VjVLVVfN drtlAldtOKt Cottage street A few minutes later'^he spoke Meantime. Jan had moved on up ON) Vl\OTOE> tions. High rate of pay. GOOD 4 AND 5-ROOM type or size. Also 5 tube radia­ the street and entered the hard­ yooGiB TOO yoov56 To TiVV V tors, high and low, guaranteed. WANTEID 't o BUY pre-war baby to father again. \ L-. — WBOOT EtW YOOT stroller,' In good condition. Call FOR SALE}—3 ROOM Cap ware store. o r Women of sound health, 25 Willlmantlc Wrecking Company, "Pa is an American, yoq know. 7 7 ^ ' L O ew tW ’ REAL ESTATE Florence i"ord, telephone 3312, house. 2 urtflnished rooihs up- (To Be Continued) years or older, holding Route 6, Columbia, Conn. aUirs, breakfast nookj/flreplace, '^H*'e naturalized. Maybe thd^ time I____ , 5» HOUSES taVgot hurt and had the feveh sort Connecticut . driver’s li­ WAN’ra D TO BUY small milk I steam heat, contlnuoys'^hot water, FOR s a l e :—CHILD’S high chair Fair Prices route. Write particulars to Box copper plumblngy/tot 75x166,^ o f clumged him. cense. and crib, in gooa condition. Also “ Y e sX "*^y*** ***'• He is FOR RENT two gates. Call 6836. H. Herald. near Plant J. Pbdne 6418. on this deal, at least. But L. don't Apply in Person. Wm. F. Johnson know what go<>d that does me, he’s Quotations Located on Comstock Road, this brick house contains WANTIO) TO BUY etove, ranges, Builder — Real Estate' FOR SALE— COW MANURE. nutty .and I have to suffer for it. eight rooms arid sun parlor, hot water heat with oil burn­ ^ 53 VERNON STREET Place your orders now for April refrigerators, washers, pianos and By packing machine guns in furniture. The Austin A. Cham­ The garage wSs^ventually pur­ ■ It would bjB futile to attempt to Telephone 7426 or 4614 delivery, $10 pei“ cord delivered. pairs Inswad of one to a box, the estimate the amount of the er, two firepla^ toilet downstairs and two tile baths HARTFORD C A LL 3802 bers Co. Telephone 5187. chased by someone ejse and after •'Privute Jones wishes to present his^secret weapon for Phone 7849. Army/tas effected a saving '-of a few bitter outbursts from my posV-war tax levy, but we ma.v be upstairs, ail brass plumbing. Plenty of storge space R. G. RANSOM, Supt. cent In shipping: »P»ce. ------puit’umiiig eneiuj^^iillboxes, $ir!’! ...... two i^ a r ckwets. There are two attached heated OR 3429 USED FURNITURE AND Stovea father the subject was Torgotten. sure that an)r^rrvlouB peacetime FOR SALEI-^PRE-WAR baby car- After that fan. It never dis levy Will be insignificant in com- All hiring done according to riage, in very good condition. bought, aold and exchanged. g £ g cs. This house is situated on a well landscaped Highest prices paid. Jones FurnK cussadv again in my presence, hut parison to it. area stabilization plan. Read Herald Advs. Also baby scale. Telephone 3276. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH com er lot. ture, 31 Oak aUeeU TeL 825*. it hsd its repercussions the neYt — Prof. M. H. Hunter, I.'ntveraity - r spring. . of Illinois economist. For Sale By WANTED—SEWING m ac^e, In BUS Household Goods 51 ALLEY OOP Hc’a Down He'8 Up I BY V. T. H ^ood condition, portable or stand­ / Inadvertently Old Jan had tVhen the day of Invasion comes, STUART J. WASLEY IT DOES MAKE A ard. Tel. 3459. selected the day of a district con­ such s ^elght of fire power, air DIFFERENCE WHERE YOU OPERATORS vention of the Ainrrlcan Legion power, arhiqred, motorised power Insurance and Real Estate WE z : qpd manpowei; '.aa never ^ o r e C BUY YOUR FURNITURE Rooms W i t ^ t Board 59 for one o f his infrequent visits to I AND THEN, SUte Theater Building Telephone: 6648 - 7146 TOE DOLLAR WANTED town. In 1923 the Le^on was still was assembled Wljl strike at pur ISOODENUt. .. . Buy Home la the center of your life. . . f o r RENl'^^^(lOoys. single and new, its members still ^ u n g —and enemies on the continent, Keep it well furnished with good double b€i*. Kitchen prtvUegM. To Keep Essential War prohibition still a challenge to — Lieut.-Gen. Brehdn B. Somer- quality furniture from a atore girls. P b ^ e -2-1561. 237 CenUi SL most able-bodied men and kvomen. | veil, Servicee of Snpjply ChM. . . . Sell - serving Connecticut for over 33 Transportation Rolling. It was only after he had parked years. w a n t e d —IN PRIVATE family, STEADY, FULL TIME. hls car at the curb on Main Street IVe have received r e p e ^ ' that g^tlem an roomer. 116 North POSITION. that Old Jan realized that he wasl the Nazis extracted bIbod frbm . . . Trade [*t"ifBRUNNER’S 3 room comp'etc home outfit with /School street in the middle of s celebration. He T small children befor^killing them, FOR RENT OAKtANO ST., MAllCHfSTER all the accessories. N' thing else to GOOD WAGES. recognized the Lefdon service The blood was used In transfu- I buy. Pay only $£ WEEKLY. / e x c e l l e n t WORKING caps. He decided that he would get sions for German ;:^ounded. \ , ' N e w ' Just 8 outfits to be sol<^ big business over as quickly as | — Cons^ntine Ouman'sky, Soviet REAL CONDITIONS. possible and leave town. He step­ ambakaad^' to Mexico. PRICE $295 4-ROOM PAY WHILE LEARNING, p e to the Mdewalk, turning to­ ward the hardware store. Coming A-L-B-E-R-T^ / MUST BE PHYSICALLY S Ro^m Apartments ESTATE 43 Allyn SL—Hartford unsteadily toward him was a SINGLE FIT WITH GOOD young man wearing a-Legion cap WHAT’S WRONG WITH FOR SALE}—COdLERATOR, less DRIVING RECORD. and carrying 'a cane. Behind the What Have You to than 1 year old. Price $50. Tele­ fellow were two boys, giggling at THIS PICTURE? USED FURNITURE V FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Logical! BY MERRILL BLOSSEBi 487 CralT^ STREET phone 2-iyjJXt. FOR RENT Apply ln'i*erson. the show being staged by a drunk. 7 Offer? Old Jan recognised the former \ ■ A v a i l a b l e m a r c h is SEE OUR NEW SHIPME}NT of R. RANSOM service man. He hsd seen him be­ MAt KBOOHM to N THffTHeFBOtotocV ' Call is. / WHO IS I don't .know; thats A Fine Th ing—1 L 'u . answ er .< pomsorlo FHsidaire -> Gas Range and Hrat Furnished. DEPARTMENT Baby/Nursery Seats at $4.95. Supt. Conn. Coinpany hind the counter in a local grocery (bONER. WHAT 1 CANte MERF LEAVING HIS VtS.MRS. WeoONBH— HOSPiTAl / J — ALEXANDER BeAson’s, 713 Main street, next store. His name was Jim Nor­ INS ■£) Find out / KIDS HEBE yes— l’u.6TiAy with \p U C K / Applications Should Be Made To the A. A P, 53 Vem on St^ Hartford berg. Hs was shouting some­ WHIte HE. THE CHILOREN UNBL \ - 7 OAK STREET Albert F. Knofla ITT 'iDUOeTBACKj ^ r JARVIS Ail hiring done according to thing, making more or less of a FK5HT5/ Telephone 4386 a tune o f it and beating time on Alexander Jarvis Real Estate and Mortgages DINING ROOM—8 PC. Oak s e t ...... Summer Prints area stabilization plan. the aldawslk with hts cans. \ 6 Dover Road ~ (Woodbridge Tract) JOINING ROOM—8 Pc. Mahogany set . Then s.wwsrss«sswiet.we.T.«.«sav.sf«T.cw s -17 CHAIR—High Back Mahogany chair . till you anewar me the password.” IW f*f> i Then he recognized hls CapUve. ^9* VMir M Matting. W^ft . TABLE^Mahogany living room table 4I0 €sm h fA deem dm €•«#•«#* Mi “ Look, dad! This is just the size notebook I’ve wanted— TABLE—Walnut living i-oom table -•’Ssy, I kiiow «you, You’re ths dmidtH ysm mms0 far e«;»K sm4 I’ll use it io make a list o f all the thinfM I’m goihg to buy Pole farmer from obt west of town. Ain’t you? You're a Pole. ihe minute the war’s over!” L A R ^ PUBLIC SALE R ight?” The Alarm BY LESLIE TURN El “ Csech,” said Jan good-humor- WASH TUBBS (N O t^N AUCTIQIV) adly, saaking to pass on. TOONERVILLE POLKS BY FONTAINE FOX “ See." said Norberg, turning his raieubs, ALW2W$ i mavc owcn Atwieg i JU4T IT B L VOU We Have Purchased the Exposition and 'Convention Furnishings of a Leading conviction, but now 1 CANNOT. B t. TBIL! A4 X lOM BtFTM e / New EnglaridXoncern bead to his sudtenos ^ I c h now N C Included several pasaers-by in sd- c c A L A m u s e m e n t ^ H|LP THE ALUE5, MV BELOVIP N«CE WILL ' rMOUOHT JAPANIM, MV 7 MURDsmo:, — 5EIAN6A COUNTRy WILL CHROME AND REEI^FURNITURE dlUoa to the two beys. “Sss, I can WATCHING UKCLE PEGLEG WORTLE STRUGGLING TO GET ts HELD 6UFNf«! VO pick 'em. I guess him as s Pole BY JAP WHAT you WIIU FIBRE RUGS— HAT TREfS-SMOKING STANDS snd ’ he says ‘Check.” I'm right, HIMSgLP OUT OP,A SOFT SPOT »N THE ROAP A0ENT5 ain’t I ? ’ ideal for Profes.«iional Offices. Rerreatiori'iind Club Rooms “AO rtgM," said Jsn. annoyed I f AT REIDS' AUCTIONTORIUM blit trytag net to show It “III be | N W U. S. RO U TE6 BOLTON, QONN. r- :■ Ztr'v-r — 12 Miles E ast'of Hartford ------' / 2 Stores 1 DETAIL rOR TODAY _ WEDINESDAY, MARCH 2 9 F R O M 3 T O 1 0 P . M . / DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY AT 8:00—ABSOLUTELY NO INSPECTION OR SALE IN ApVANCE 3|oMgC FURNISHINGS ARE IN FINE CONDITION 'a ALL ITEMS TAGGED AT REASONABLE PRICES FOR RENT 1 TO INSURE IMMEDIATE LIQUIDATION . 29 CHROME ARMCHAIRS MAJOR HOOPLB; 14 CHROME TABLES 14 CHROME HAT TREES 995- 907 Main Street OUT OUR WAY BY J. R, WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE 75 FIBRE RUGS * 36 METAL SMOKING STANDS lWtOOA'4.lAOOPt»f AWPPf eSM>,SlR/TMe l a s t 46 PIECES REED FURNITURE (Divans, Chairs and Tables) REASONABLE RENT , WHOA ,v o o ) OM( AtoH COM& yJRBN r SUMMER tm FOOUSLS.' / TOee9URE,'TViEeMJ$t ALSO MISCELLANEOUS WOODEN HAT TREES AND WICKER CHAIRS By Mrs. Anae .Cabot LENDS ON FMtM LAN 06, SOUR MlSERlM BANK vVASiN HERB —.SEE------' in Coin, plus 1 cent postagS: your WHOA/ NEEDS A PftiENOLV TO Crisp as a breath of spring — a nsmq, address snd the pattern 8 0 T OUR CREDIT EltPERT ] ruffled hat pt white all dons In HAS REVIEVNEO NOOR FANOR—'T VdOLXO 60RROVO.. ROBERT M. REID & SONS number to Anne Cabot, The Man­ •5,000 ON EatabUohed 1907 GEORGE C. LESSNER crochet! And ens bacK is as fsad- chester Herald, 1150 Sixth myenue, f i Na n o ia l r e c o r d , EN30N RETURNIMS _ ^ ^ ______$81 MAIN »T. iTTX. $19$ MANCHESTER, .CONN. ^ nsting as the - locped snd ruffled New York ]19. N. Y. AKlO REPORTS lU lS INSULT WitW M A BOt^PROOF 740 ALLEN ST f TEL. 2-8371 SPRINGFIELD. MASS. front Intbfestlng navy blue trim COM P(X)NQ UM 6BEUA 821 MAIN STREET . ' TELEPHONE 6463 Have you nao the Anne Cabot THAT AU. CAN providea the smart contrast color. 'N i n t o ? e « t7 I 0 6 A / 344$ Album for the wlntei of 1944 T It’s PIND I « LAUGRlEi ANYTHING BOUGHT ANYWHERE Wear the oat with your spring -m-BAR/ •Thia la the print dreaa which suit—wear It with mid-^summer 32 pages contain designs for all every woman finds so suitable for linen suits and frocks! aorta of warm sweaters, mittens, shopping ana casual aifternoon To obtain complete crocheting scarves, hats, vestees. as well aa What etviUaas call a coat or many gift designs. Price 16 cents Miar calls bis U'l ' Re-Union With H uU LANE LEONARD wear. Make it in either a dark directions for the White Suit Hat m e U B Y FINN background print to wear under (Pattern No. 5712) send 15 cents per copy. * n l9 usually isiusd la your spring coat or in a gay and ^ ____ I9U Mg or too aaaalL OKAY. SIR! AaopD! R06ERSON— vivid flower print to wear .ydth The aaUHer of thu war la proud WE’Lt HAVfl TAKE FINN AND white acceaaoriea •t his BLOUSE BrindpaHy be« THEM IN — MTHE FAR Near Tork 19, N. Y- la a raasonabla length o f thne, (Meaat advise ue the number and tual eooditten «« toe BLOUgB. I X k n u iR i e r r okienta Ready now, the Spring Issue of size ordered and we will check your order. The budi petvato abewn kbove Is , \ ISLANDS. Fashion, just 15c. Complete Full about to laevu aa furlough aad le J -2 7 aC hrand atpr wardcoba ktaaa. droamiag up whet be wiataee bis MrNMSla SiraSmu. ||M. BORM THityry YEARS TOO SOOM, i M A. / -J . ■■tf' c,. .

X- •'•I,. ■K / / MONDAY, II^O T rAUfi TW£LV1 Mancheaieir Evening Herald/ \ Average Daily Circulation The Weather For ttM .tfoetb of Febmaiy, 1944 Foreeut ol U. S. HeatbM- Private Joseph O. Mitchell, of Private William J. taBivlere. PrivaU Herbert A, Phelon,^n ,A •• -'/:.'8 ,6 5 7 Fair and rilgbtly colder toaiglit: of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phelon, Depot Square, has qualified as an Wfdneoday fair with little changr Jr- son of-*Mr. and Mrs. William expert with the -new .30 calibre About Town J. L^eviers, of 180 Porter street has arrived at Basic Training Cen­ ' tfimuhw jot the Audit la temperature; freeb winde dim­ ter No- 10 of the AAF Training carbine at the Field Artillery Re­ inishing Wednosdajr. has bssa asaignsd to the AAF placement Center, Fort "Bragg, N. BufeM of GifeolstloM 'TralnlBg Command Radio School Command, Greensboro, N. C. He is 'Tht regular meetlBg of Dil* at the Sioux Falls Army Air Field. a ,pre-avlatlon caflet, attended C. He scored 188 points out of a Manchenter^A City of Village Charm «-orth>ComeU Poet, The American Sioux Falla 8. D.. for training as Weslfeyan Vnlverslty and entered possible 200 poinU.' He is pow service on February 18, 1944. entitled to wear a medal ^indicat- legion, will be M d at 8:1S to- a radio operator-mechanic. He at­ VOL. LXIIL, NO. 151 M AdverUelng 0 0 Page fo) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ TUESDAY, MARCH 28. 1944 (TWELVEJ»AGES) Aigbt at the lAgiOD Home. tended Manchester High school ing his degree of skill. PRICE THREE CENTS for two years and was employed The regular communication />f Mrs. MUtard W. Park o< Wood- as a grinder by Pratt and Whitney Manchester Lodge of Masons will tiridga atreet haa returned from before entering the service. be hrfd in the Teifiple at 7:30 to- Bethel. Conn., whefe ahe was pall­ mpmw night. The Fcllowcraft de- RANGE AND X Big'Shot ^Haiksmen Take Shot ed on account of the Ulnes# of her Clarence J. 'tWford. of 56 Sum­ gret will be conferred.' Y a n k e e father. mit street, who ia with the 397th, FUEL OIL Regiment, 100th Infantry Dlvl- 'mfm >q Hure$/tn\-a«lon from German and Rumanttui It was the second day in a row Loud Screams nightlong bombardment of Allied guns, indicating the , foe was ia No obUgattoa for an estimate. Triple Inspected, permanent finish, free that Chartres—one of the final window has received high praise." Japs Pressing Home The new-spaper direlared it Im­ Write. from sizing. Laundry teated for four yeara’ Church Groups Offended ]>ositiona south of the town. perative for the English and the flight toward Iasi (Jassy), head­ TRELLIS training bases for Nazi fighters— Bearhli49a4l Attacks Repulsed quarters of Marshal von Mann- household wear. $ 1.49 8 Ft. High had been Hit. it alsd was the 22nd The designer explained he had Americans to^^irry up the In­ Heard on Day Meanwhile, it waa disclosed that stein's retreating Army of the time this month that the Eighth Informed Rev. E. M. Conover, di­ vasion "in opiM not to miss the Bnrtoii Insulatiiu; Co. y/tfdrdbe Qo$ets Coats and Dresses rector of the Interdenomihatlun Determined Attacks three small German attacks of bus.” X / south. The Russians were ten Three Convenient Widths Air Force has conducted a major Bureau of Architecture, that "be­ platoon atreng.h on the left side miles from Iasi on the Prut at ISO Oxford St. ibrtford Aji ot the imminence Hartford 88-4818 * operaUon. cause the theme of the window has Heiress Slain of the beachhead below Rome Sku^lyany, 81” X 99” Auburn All the targets were in northern offended certain -church groups'* were beaten off Sunday afternoon of the/attack Nachtausgabe cited S tm t Fighting Reported $3 ^ 9 $4»49 France. Chartres is. 40 miles south­ he had been asked to eliminate the Aiiie,! Troop* ]\o Ncctl Sceii and the Germans remained on the Monday's, intense Alljed air at­ Street fighting was reported in west of Paris, Chateaudun 70 miles destroyer escort In the arms • of ’.trprise Witness Testi­ iiig Operations to Clear defensive in that sector. Six dif­ tacks a^ng the French invasion Nikolaev, Black sea port on the southwest of Paris, Reims 80 miles ferent patrol clashes were report- • .coast. / It also said a force of Bug estuary, 215 miles to the east ruNbKAbnunc / — ~ ^ ------Mary and place It by a figure ot ; Luftwaffe bombers much larger FOR TOP VALUE Percale Sheets northeast of Paris, and Dijon is the Christ child. | fies About Cries Com­ Tiddiin - Imphal Road; fTfse* ed in the beachhead, mainly in t|>e of Iasi. Nikolaev was reported Long dipdrienee, proved IN A NEW HOME about 160 miles southeast of. the "The idea for the window wa.s! Cisterna and Carroceto areas./'. thaty usual raided Bristol Monday ripe for imminent capture. Seconds of Lady Pepperell Percale For Dusting Walls capital. gflven to me by the Roman Cath. j ing from Lonergan Chinese Seize Village. 'Gunfire' diminished in theAcnwer night. Forty miles northeast of Czer- skllL flnd every wtoden See the Ones Being Built By Beautiful quality percale aheeta that v.’ill -Eaoounter Little Flak ollc chaplain Uien hi charge pt I Apartment at 9 a. m. Garlgliano sector of t l ^ main (A message received at the nowitz, the capture ot the strong faeility for finer serviedX^ give yeara of wear. Slight miaweavea or A cover that slips over your broom, The first group of fighters re­ New Delhi, March 28.-—(/P) \ Labor Supply Fifth Army front, bpt patrols Dnieper river base of Kamenets GREENBROOKE oil apots. .98 fluffy yarn top. \ turning said the task force Which (Continned oh^ Page Two) Japanese forces pushing clashed at several poipta. The Ger­ (Continued on Page Two) Podqisk and the town ot Bozov-- jet costs ftre moderate. Went to Reims encountered little New York, March 2 8.—A mans shelled the Oraogna area of lUy was swiftly fashioned a" death HOMES, INC flak, and no enemy fighter opposi­ surprise witness testified today through the Somra hills in- McNiilU Sees ' Possibility the Eighth ArmvTront, but that pocket around Germans in a 1,400 tion although the sky was ideal that she heat'd a woman's “loud, side the Indian border are •' sector also w;irs generally quiet square mile salient to the north­ ^ On Walker Btrect Fan T/eUis for aerial combat. pressing home determined i Of Merit in Proposals except for clashes / near 22 Victims ^ east. Main escape routes were For R^bler.s Clue to Stbid I .11-111 screams" come from the snapped; the Germans could re­ iHBULlMCE StRVICn farther fatformattiHi eall at Hard-hitting Mosquito bombers apartment occupied by Mrs. Pa­ attacks in the vicinity of To ElTeet Jobs Controls Tollo and yrf-ieile. u For Lambs Wi spread new destruction last night Allied/artillei-y. bear^ig the treat only through a muddy coiri- -oCcu/ nig/ii ateviialike Jarvis Co. office ea Plicose Pillow Coviers tricia Burton Lonergan on the Ukhrul, 32 miles northeast of dor being closed from the north by (tarter street er at 2d Alexander 6Fl. High/. .... $1.29 for car or household. Cim\bc used 'through the Riihi valley, where Of Silent morning the -XMing heiress was Over Men Classed 4-F. brunt of the battle on Cassinu III F ir c ^ t PHONE 4340 Recommended by doctors as helpful to the R. A. F.'s, heavy bomber fleet Imphal, Admiral Lord Louis front''for the second siyaight day, the First Ukrainian Army and / PhoMei 4112 er 7275 wet for wa.9hing-7.--dry for dusting and slain...... Mountbatten’s headquarters "cohalderably battered" the Con- from the south, by the Second 225 Main St. Manchester those who auffer from hay fever, asthma, ^ 8 Fl. H i A ...... $1.39 had dealt a devastating blow to Testifying at the trial of Wayne Wa.shington, March 28.—(/P; colda, etc., or anyone allergic to feather polishing. the German armament industry 24 May Be Given announced today. To the south of Jdneniai and Des Roses hotels, a By Arsonist Ukrainian Army. / duat. Heat resiatant. waterproof, free from hours earlier by raining 2,240 tons Lonergan, R. C. A. F. aircraftman Imphal meanwhile. Allied ti-oopa Describing the manpower situa­ *^miUtary spokesman said. Bursting Izvestia said the ominous thun­ $1.29 o. bombs upon lessen. who is charged with 'his wife's were reported continuing opera­ tion as "relatively gootl," Paul'aul/V. .shells also started a fire in a Ger­ der of Russian artUlery already / \ \ rubber, does not crack, washable. death, Annalise Schoenberg, a Veiietiau Blind Duster . . \59c, $1.25^1.39 It was the Mosquitos' 20th night tions "to clear the Tlddim-Imphal McNutt, head of the War M&n- man dump south of Cassino. waa audiole in Iasi and that “the Democrats and Repubs nurse for the famil> in the apart­ road, along which the Japanese Blast at Railway IJnes ,3(f Others In iiired in At­ German command cannot halt our foray this month in a campaign ment above Mrs. Lonergan, said: power Commission, told ^"Hauae against previously battered indus­ nave been moving steadily nortti- ■Military .subcommittee tdday he Allied plarics, flying about l>60 tempts to Flee Blazing troops."' trial centers which obviously is licans Watch Progress "1 heard a woman say, 'Oh iny!’ ward since cro.ssinr the border ■sortiei. blokted at railwav/'llnea Driving Enemies to Death ' HALE'S SELF SERVE // Heavy I)rill Radiator Bruslies^/ ^O d; What are you doing? Stop that!” * no need for natltrfial service /' . intended to discourage reconstruc- Of Special Oklahoma fiom Burma several days ago. legislation of any |type at this yesterday, striking Ut-rgets in Sun Francisco Hotel; Red Star ucclared in a dispatch White Picket _tlon operations. -Miss Schoenberg said that about t Nlp'imnese Atta'ek Ke|iiiii«ed time. central Italy, swarming'over the from the Prut that Marshal Ivan The C^gliul b New Englandl T he Air Ministry said all planes Election Eagerly X^day 9 a. m. she left her employer's Near the Palel-Tamil- road, He t\f By The Associatmil Press upon 'mphal from the southeaat, to efiect .job^contrnls pver some Dalmatian shpfe. Mosquitos last San Francisco, March '28:- —. blue, pink, white, black, and,red. yd. $ ^ .4 9 To Be Told in Uourt. Selective Service director, de­ (Continued on Page Four) .Vrmy fighter plane crashed___ I CleOHity044Msip f -^ Get Substantial Boost. (Continued on Page Four) Hka (river) and ShRduzu'p. clared in a speech for the Provi­ To Be Prevalent Now. the side of a inoving freight Armour's Treet C an 35c Dexta Japs Suffer Heavy Casiij»tfies dence, R. I.. Rotary club that he near the cbuiitv air|>ort here^fotla.v, Washington. >Iarch 28—(>P)— Bulletin! Near the' western loqsf' on the was ready to ask the arnied serv­ By John M. Hightower apparently killing the pUbt and . Cleans and polishes Arakan front. Allied''"' operationa ices to induct into "Work battalions GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALE.S. |I8I VAPOO I Assuming that the T^soline. black Cambridge, Klass., 3Iart‘h went for.vard e,\st,,.df the Mayu Washington, March 28—ijPi— scattering (laming , wt<^l«ige‘for V SVapoo makes cbairi, sofas, aluminum. market -ituatlon remaiiis under Baiidits Get 28—rtive tlaliy" ,to ^he war effort. Impart, spattering Hamifig gaso­ ^ th s ir t sr tvm 9 * 12 ngi. Gat ^ " due to get a substantial boost in failed to obtain liis . release counrfr-attacks,* the^contWinique ("Regardless of what measures "false alarms, feints and dress, re­ line over several .jtoodola edrs and and'Vegetable Seeds d Vapoo at dapt., drug, • pooyoorwbolabottsat O'Cedar ‘Touch Up’ upiMi learning thht attorney enemy supply numns in the Ka- Uoiiceile Failure of I„a-. Illicit distribution, vccording to News Company into for the young brldegrodi^ .maing area and lighter planes, that everyone between |8-45 who' and rumors put out by the Ger­ Muskoget-. Okla., Mareh 28.—(.4T Aunt Jemima $) S o£„tm Gates, N„ V„ ly successful" raid on enemy posi­ 'pllsh this objective.”) the greatest battle of nerVea, pre­ military authorities conceding thq was reported light, despite'Its pro­ 24«/,.Lb.Ba* $1.29 \ Black Flag- cent snnounc'-ment as meeting eight employes of the (TonnecUcut Feb. 26, declined to act on the tions southwest ot Puthedaung. Mq.Nutt said "there may come ceding the greatest amphibious asr failure of the latest Cassino offen­ nounced importance as a nati4>ndl with success. News company into a cellar and £ride’e petition for the Dive-bombera, fighter - pornbera a time” when legislation, similar sault in history. sive. the Anzio beachhead is re; political barometer., One' prednet Insect Spray The office of Col Bryan Hous- made off with $1,800 in cash which to the pending Austih-Wadsworth garded as yirtuallv a liability un­ In Slnskojee which normally has a Florida ' Stafford’s Renol Furnitfire Polish ,ton. OPA rationing administrator, of her husband. and figlitera niaed enemy com­ Interpreted .As Warning 3 Essentials was being m ^ e ready for deposit munications in the Chin hills Run- national service or labor draft bill The quoted words are from der present conditions. vote of 300. reported only 11 hat-' A Really Fine Polish for Better Furniture! ' said last night that action to in­ in a local baim. i$ necessary, but ne .declared that ■ Nevertheless the situation in bits were cast thr-e hours nr»*r crease the "B’! . sUo-A-ance to a Cambridge, Mass., March, 28 day night, scoring three direct Prime Minister Churchill's Sunday Italy” was regarded today as looK- Juice Oranges ' D o . . 33c 'pt.25^ 4l 39c Both men, carrying bjadk (4h—Shades of William Shakes­ broadcast. His brief reference to s' “ e I I ssssthe |rsipolls opened, \liout the same maximum equivaiant to 720 miles (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Four) Ing more serious than It really is ration was shown in a second iire- For Your Home---- 25c, 50c, 75c ^ of travel. per month was in the pistols, wore blue glasses^and peare— the forthcoming attempts to de­ hecause it is the only active | ,.|nct heard from In the same city, Freah ' books for the ntatm outside the sixxiped the 'money froni^tfie. cash­ An up-to-the-minute version' of ceive the enemy about exactly' land front held by the Briti.sh ami eastern area in about month. The ier's drawer mto a cnirfipled paper where and when the blow or blows Americans' in Europe. As other IJve Onlv for Invusioii office expressed hope that some bag. his "Romeo and Juliet" is sche will fall was interpreted here to­ Lbs. larger operations develop, it is e.x- Hnrtiuiid. Mf„ March 28.—I— Green Peppers 2 25c STE^* LADDERS Increase might also be permitted Tbs robbers escaped, police said. duled to be acted out in Middlesex Discovery Mdy Overthrow day as a warning to the Allied ■pected, the Italian campaign will The MilTering' and oppressed ptui- STORM WINDOWS Powdor-ene to the “B" drivers In the 17 east­ Prpbate coprt today when Mrs. world to get - ready - for aohie fall into Its proper prospective ,pit's Ilf France and Belgium “live For House-Cleaning! ern seaboai^d stateiv and the Dis­ (ConUnned oa Page Four) Mary ^-Ann Brydges Mulligan, 18, strange maneuvers. and thus give a clear picture why from day to dav only In the hope Fresh 25 . a ■ f trict of Colupibia, although this is Surprise is one of the deadliest facea the 36-year-old bridegroom its operotions have been limited. of an Invasion,” Court Robert-van fon cleaning rugs and not yet certain. she claims waa Mized on their Practice of Growing Fish weapons in the Allied arsenal of Ground Situation Secure der Stratenponthm, Belgian nnt- Tomatoes u25c .4 Foot . , ...... $2.00 . . Preaent "B" allbtmenta allow honeymoon by his father and since J attack, and' the Germans are be­ The ground situation in Italy Is bassador to the (Tnlted Staten, carpets. Brush it in, 400 milea. of driving te r month in held priaoner. lieved' to be working along simi­ secure . but extremely difficult said toda.v. The subjugated people STORM DOORS •* . n-TROUl a the five Pacific coast states. 475 Washington, March 28— (iPI 't'llshed, though it has been done Patitibns for Release successfully with aquarium fishes. lar lines. They need deception fiom a military viewpoint. of the two German-ruled t^mn- •wssTsr then take up with vac­ miles s month >n the middle of the Discovery by government scient­ primarfly to rouse the under­ At the Anzio . beachhead the - ' ' * ' ' . "■ IIQUIS 5 Foot •.....••*■ $3.2t2 country (including gulf coast Petitioning for the release of Eat Microscopic Vegetation trles, “even little boys of five," Hamiii* ists that mullet, a salt-water fish One reason given for the enorm- ground forces at -Europe prema­ Germatis are fighting over inter­ w1U rise to kill "Nazi tjTsnto” If h e a l t h m a r k e t uum cleaner. areas), and 325 miles a month in her husband, Mrs. Mulligan stated turely, and thus expose them to nal lines of commimication. In a the east; The originaf-’-B’’ allot­ that she' and s * • • —. gallon. She- charged that as soon enemy communicationa, tie up ene- f iw htiirr1>, he.*Hh» • t "A" cards are not h** affected crop In farm fish ponds. species for them to feed upon, as slno, to beat off an attack there. Says Republicans “on Spot” Veal Chops . Lb. 35c • t pl.lMt Ml .. Brown Earthenware in the change-over. Howevei OPA they returned from their wedding The Fish and Wildlife s«^lce when such fish as black bass are (ny occupation and reserve forces, Two nights later they can move it ia flrtinne, Wls„ March 28.—or at his ishly high" production of about 3.- *nie experiments are regarded . Gennaos WorUpg Feve'riahly move troops from the beachhead Uonal pooperatlaa to preaetva' be nutde effective Oct 1. parents' home in nearby Somer- 000 pounds of mullet per pond- as having great Ipiport because The Germans meanwhile are re­ to the Fifth Army or in reverse, peace beeanee "oaujr of Ha lead- , Never Fails vlUe. acre lu two years, compared with mUiniited quantities of . yvioig- ported worlting feverishly—^im­ by the stow sea rcmte.'It would oe ere oppoeed what ehvt w iy weoe For Washing Painted Walls and Woodwork Treasury Balance In turn the young* bridegroom's a normal two-year production In a mullet are svalli^ie In all the pressing French, Dutch, Belgian extraordinary if a division could wlae iimeanrea both for om Pork Chops father petitioned the court to de­ and other dominated pMple into be moved ^ m one of these fight­ teetloa aad partleipathMi la u.35c The W. G. Glenney Co. We Have Three Very Fine Cleaners To Choose From well-managed fish pond ot about warm sea waters of the wrorld. For Waahlngton, March 28— UTi — clare the boy's marriage null and 400 pounds an acre. example there are great numbers service, to help them—to strength­ ing forces to another in a WMk. aflhlre.” It will ho dtaastremi The poeitimi of the Treaaury void M he eras only 18 and had T ^ is believed to be the first of them off the coaat of Texas, the en theif already poereiful ‘'XUan- May Give Filers Chaaoa thd party, ho sold. If R oppeoi . Coal, Loaibcr, Masons’ Supplies, Paint ^ _ Soilax, D|c-a*Doo 25c bpx " y . Mandi 25: not obtained his parents’ consent. time in this country that the ■Ute with the largest number of ,tlc wall” defenses. Dutch reports Clearing weather, however, m*y tonatlaoalattooal t u pitiR sa *ia e b u The court yesterday Issued transfer of a substantial quantity farm .fish ponds. More mullet are madeIt available here from under- give the Air Forces a chance to aUghttot dettoo* or tf H Barcolino 25c, 65c and $1.25 ^ .f iteceipU, $207,876„165.74; ex- or nmkea feoMo Short Steaks m: 37c .136 No. Main Sf. Tel. 4148 - MafichMter aenditures, $245,839 n.')7.47; nat order for the Appearance of Um of. a relatively-large saltwater fish eaten in the south than any other Nhwww 4U;MUI37.337A2 lior Mulligan and his eon todily to Iresh water hw been accomp- fopd flstv (Contfauad on Fi^O Four). (ContlniMd OB Page Fear). /