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Destroyer Jacob Jones Sunk by Sub; Japs' Invasion of Java at Standstill

MONDAT, MARCH 2,1942* B ® TWELVE iSIamttrstrr lEvrtting lUniUi Average Daily Circulation The WMither John De Salvo of 24 Emerapn Fereeoet of V. 8. Weather Borsau The Cecillan club will hold Ita Susan Ann, five-year-old daugh­ A meeting of the Amerlcan- For the Month of Fehmory, 1*42 Mr. and M ra Harold t,. Mott Lltnuanian Civic Club, held to­ street is absent on a business trip and son Thomas have moved from regular < rehearsal Tuesday eve­ ter of Mr. and Mra. , Clayton E. ning in the South Methodist Pineo of • 58 W alker atrect, who night at 8 o'clock in thelr'hall on to NewlYork City. He la register­ A bou t Tow n Phelps Road to their newly built ed at thb Hotel Eklison. Ooeoaloasl Hght rain, slightly house at 22 Bowers street. church at seven o'clock <>ecause of was admitted last Wednesday at Oolwny street. 7,120 the blackout. the Hartford hospital, suffering Featured for Tuesday colder tonight; diminishing winds. Troop 16,‘B03r Scout* wffl hold with pneumonia, la much improv­ General Welfare Center No. 41 The Mary Cheney Library will Member of the Audit iU rosular meeting thle evening St. John's Sew-ing Club will omit dose tomorrow evening at 8:30 Bnreoa of CtrenUtions its meeting tomorrow evening on During th^month of February, ed and her parents hope to be able will omit Its meeting tomorrow taigteod o f tomorrow evening, and evening on account of the trial so that patrona of the library Manchester— A City of Village Charm account of the blackout. The club the shorte-symonth in the year, the to bring -her home the latter part all acouti are urged to be present. blackout. The next meeting is may reach thflr homes before the will meet one week from tomor­ South Mapthester Fire department of the week. at HALEYS had b et^r than one fire a day. scheduled for March 10. blackout at nine o'clock. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS The W . B. A. First Aid class row night, March 10, at the home (ClosalSed Adverttslng on Page It) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCH S, 1942 of Mra. Eleanor Rubacha of North There /Were 34 fires during the Gibbons Assembly, Catholic VOL. LXI., NO. 130 will meet tomorrow evening at Ladic.s of Columt^us, will omit its street. month of which number eight were o'clock In Odd Fellows hall. belt alarms and the other 26 were meeting tomorrow evening on ac­ A rehearaal for the floor w o A in still alarms The fires were answer- count of the blackout. The date of ectmecUan with the rally of re- For the first time In many Beautiful New e'd In about equal numbers by the the next meeting will be announc­ Tlewa In this district, will also months there was no court hc.s- four compsnie.s of the department. ed later. take place tomorrow evening. sion today, a regular court day. Several cases are on the continued slate bill none were booked for Mr and Mra. James Jack of 236 Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet this evening In Odd Ft-llows hall. this morning's ses.sion and no ar- High street were pleasantly .sur­ LACE SCARFS and re.sts were made over the week­ Noble Grand Mrs. Crawford urges SWEDISH FOOD SALE prised by 30 of their friends and all officers and guard girls to re­ Destroyer Jacob Jones Sunk by Sub; end. relatives at their new home Sat­ port so that the meeting may -be­ HALE’S STORE urday evening. They were pre­ gin promptly at eight o'clock. The Tomorrow Morning, 9:30 The Ladies Aid society of the sented with a fireplace set A buf­ business session will be followed Oblong and Round DOILIES. Concordia Lutheran church have fet lunch was .served by Mrs. iqimediately by a guard rehearsal Group 6 of the postponed its monthly business Jack's sister. Mrs. Joseph Ro.s.set- under the direction of Degree Mis­ Enanuel Lutheran Church meeting from tomorrow evening to to and Miss Rena Osella. Ping- tress Mr.s. Grace Lathrop. March 9 on account of the black­ pong. darts and cards were played out. during the evening and everyone pre.sent had an enjoyable time. c to Japs’ Invasion of Java at Standstill The business girls group of St ALICE COFR.A.N (Known .As tjueen .Alice) 2 5 Mary's church will omit their Albert Truax will address the SI'IRITL’AL MEim .M For bedrooms, dining Or living rooms. If you have TUESDAY meeting scheduled for tomorrow- Red Cross Instructors Club, speak­ night hecaiise of the scheduled Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son been looking for odd size doilies for small tables— we ing on "W ar Gas", at the meeting Born With a Veil. 25c SPECIALS blackout. of the club members Wednesday Readings Daily, Including Sunday, . have them. 1 night at 8 o'clock in the State Given With Cash Sales In Both Dennis Murphy of Cottage n .A. -M. to 9 I’. .'1. Or By .Appoint- | AT PINEHURST Trade School. His address is open iiient. In the Service o( the Peo- ' 6”xl2 ” Oblongs 15” Rounds street left this morning for a visit to all Rod Cro.ss F'irst Aid work­ Morgenthau Lays Tax Program Before Congress, Nation (lie for .SO Years. with his sl.ster in North Carolina ers and they are urged to attend 169 Church Street. Hartford, Conn. These Stores All Day Tuesday. 10”xl4” Oblongs 18” Rounds Our Regular 3.3c and a short visit to Florida re­ Freshly Chopped Phone 6-0097 12”xl8” Oblongs 24” Rounds sorts. 10”xl4” Ovals 16”x24” Scarfs GROUND BEEF 12”xl8” Ovals 16”x36” Scarfs American Destroyer Sunk Off New Jersey Coast The regular monthly meeting of IT’S EFFECTIVE Tuesday Special, O Hose Company No. 4 of the South 12”xl2” Squares 16”x45” Scarfs Manchester Fire department is M W E LD O N ’S OW N 9” Rounds 16”x54” Scarfs Only 11 of Vessel’s pound...... d t J W Solons Told Every called for 7:30 tomorrow night. 12” Rounds 16”x63” Scarfs i A . 7 : W*! .. The meeting will start promptly CT NEW FORMULA BUY Th€ CORP. Fancy Head California on time In order to be over and JW.HAU ^ TOOTH P.\STE have the members take their sta­ A4AHCHESTSR COHH- BROCCOLI tions before the hour scheduled I j v ! Little Bit Ooea Farther fO U t Home in America for the blackout. IQ i Get A Tube Today Crew Escape Death; 25c bunch IW ) At Oar Pharmacy! BY METER Cannon **Dryfast** Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1. S. Seedless Indian River M. F. D., will hold Its monthly C fB O U S i^ ’^SON, Will Feel Impact GRAPEFRUIT meeting at ita headquarters. Pine INC street and Hartford Rdad, tomor­ PRINTED DISH TOWELS Wavell Off to India Special! row night at 7:30. Arms Plants 4 for 25c The hoepltal group of the Cath­ W ar Never Cheap, But olic Ladies of Columbus will meet The Valuable Premiums You Get for Your Green The destroyer Jacob Jones (above) was aunk by an enemy submarine off Cape May, N. J., before Dutch Tak. Over Su. ^„*^,*g/, ^,*// Commanding Officer In­ tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock MAGNETOS It Is Million Times dawn on Feb. 28 the Navy announced today. Only 11 mjrn in the crew of more than 100 survived. The cluded Among Lost; 2 Bunches California Car­ Stamps Make Shopping ,\t These Stores Extra Profit­ Seen Cause second tropedo discharged by the submarine caused a terrible explosion of depth charges In the stern preme Command in at the Memorial hospital. Truck Tractor ami 6 f o r rots and 1 Pound ^ C ^ able. Cheaper to Win Than of the American warship. Battle for Indies; Ad- Two Torpedoes ; Parsnips— All for Jested end certified fer accuracy Teach Army Stationary Engine Two smart colorful patterns— Strawberry and Floral. To Lose;’ Doubling of Of Downfall Our new "Mererrd Fuel Oil Deliverir* mit Japanese Have Fx^*ii All of Personnel on Magnetos Repaired— Servife" providet you with • delivery Made extra absorbent by a new Gannon process. Buy Income Taxes Urged. Bridge Killed hy First Baldwin Apples receipt ihJt i» priiitfJ hy the merer for yourself or for gifts. Split Allieil Front in How to Kill with the sftustJ gdUonjge drlittred. Daladier Says French In­ A ir Raiders Smash at Bandoeng; — Missle; Second Blows SWITCH to give a strong spark Thii ticket II your Kuiraniee of full Washington, March .3.— South Pacific, Creating 4 lbs. 25c le ^ (wr ajft lierd tool, Mml'f. meifure. {F)—A $9,610,000,000 war dustrialists Sabotaged Up Stern and All of , lyedi ■ett ed wM MO tpel$— Grave Threat to British Toss Most of Time-Hon- Exchange Magnetoes tax program ‘‘to be felt in HALE'S SELF SERVE War Factories to Slow Japan Claims 23 Warships Sunk Imlia; Expect Drive, ored Drill Book clnd Depth Charge* Carried. Summer Squash The Original In New England! New! Fine Quality every American home” was for the popular types. Down Production. Manual of Arms Out; laid before Congress and the Washington, March 3.— H lbs. 25c nation today by Secretary Optimistic I\ote Struck Washington, March 3.— Riom, Unoccupied France, March United States Cruiser T r a p To Show Battle Tactics. (/P)— The Navy announced AND HEALTH MARKET Morgenthau. “The new taps (,T>)— In Java’s most desper­ 3.— (4^--Former Premier Edouard Houston Among Ships r In Statement Situation today that the destroyer Ja­ Chenille Bath Mat Sets will be severe, and their im­ ate hour the Dutch took over NORTON London, March 3 — — The Daladier, defending himself: cob Jones was sunk by an en­ pact will be felt in every Claimed Sent to Bot­ Well in Hand; Try To supreme command of the ELECTRICAL against an accuaatlon flf being Small Forces British Army is tossing most of emy submarine off Cape May, L. T. WOOD TUESDAY SPECIALS! American home." the Treasury tom During ff'eek-Eml. Immobilize Airdrome. fight for the Indies today aft­ CHECKERBOARD chief told the House Ways and partly responsible for France's er the United Nations ac­ the time-honored t)nU Book and J., before dawn on Feb. 28 4 Beautiful Patterns Manual of Arms out of the win­ Instrument Co, Double Green Stamps Given Wtih Cash Sales Means Committee. "War is never war defeat, charged today that knowledged that Japane.se and that only 11 men of the Of Japanese Bulletin! dow and devoting more time to FEED STORE PHONE 4060 COMPANY ,\11 Day Tuesday. 3 Floral and 1 Nautical cheap, but . . . It la a million French Industrialists sabotaged Bulletin! successes had split the Allied destroyer’s crew surviv^. J (/uc ^ Umea cheaper to »1n than to Tokyo, (From Japanese Bandoenjf, Ja) Annihilate Infantrv Re- ‘•“y* 4,— n iillif> « I New Haven office of the Federal Mnecoal aware, would lay them open to a air offensives against their inva­ ment ot .^ew l eiiailie*. ^ investigation, said to- actment for the emergency of leg­ tified Places Captured. ♦Plus Tax. islation which would provide for smashing flank attack by Chinese sion. ! day that a '•S-yeiir-ohl employe of forces In the southern Shan states. Marshmallows 1c Immediate drafting of any strike Italians Admit Merchant Aneta News Agency said two Strike .Almost Siniiiltf(- London, March 3.— (/P)— | The High standard Manufacturing Moscow, March 3.— UP)— The Chinese are . understood to worker who Is subject to military peraons were known to have been Public anger over black m a r- |4 ompanv, Hamden nvachlne-gun Freak or Naval service, has received de­ Soviet Russian forces de­ Ships at Palermo Hit; have sufficient strength not only to neonsly at vndham, ^ives clean, even heat that protects hold the mountain-ringed Shan killed but full casualty ‘ figures *blne coal* Double HtTC Green Stamps Given With ferment because of hia employ­ stroyed 238 German planes One Vessel Is Sunk. were not immediately available. Broom e in .\n*tralia.' P-titeering in the midst ! P>“-' “t ^ t u r fU Lb. ment in an essential war-time In­ territory against serious penetra­ of Britain’.^ most critical " ar ' The. workman was Identl- Tomatoes 17c Cash Sales Tuesday dustry, smd thereafter strikes or between Feb. 20 and 28, the tion but to divert troops south­ The raiders came over in fight­ er-escorted relays of bombers for period was answered tixiav flrd by Madlgun a« Frank J (^ p h health—saves a lot of money, tool absents himself from work, or Soviet Burehu of Information I Rom « (From ItaltsD Broad- ward in case of emergency. Canberra. Au.'traJia. March 3 - New Haven. .Viuericoh- takes part in a slow-down or sit- Several Jap .\lr Losses Heavy one and a half hours this morning, Greatly extending their op- by a government announce- Russo of reported today. The Russians, cM ta), March 3 - uD — holding their formations despite born son of naturalized Italian O Countlesf families say the while later. down becau.se of any labor dis­ Heavy Japanese sir losses of the I erations. agcin.ct .\ustrrftia north- I ment that strin gen t new l e g - ‘ ...... acknowledged the loss of 62 merchant ships In the harbor of heaiy anti-aircraft fire and the jmrents. He was arraigned today tame thing .. . fewer colds 'blue coal' is a clean-bum-* No. 1 Potatoes 39c pute." past week, totalling 100 bombers I western coast, Japane.se planes iq Illations and penalties are to ! . Federal commissioner and planes in that .same period. Palermo, Sicily, were hit by Brlt- and fighters were said to have fearleaa attacks of enormously finer they changed to ‘blue ing fu el. . . gives off no dust, Would Bor Others ' almost simultaneous attacks to- j be put into operation, (.'asli- , his case continued for one week, The CORK The committee also recommend­ Of the total, 137 German uh bombers ,n two attacks last I day struck at airdrome facilities coal.’ •oot or unhealthy fumes. It JW.HALC (ConttooMl on Pag* Tw o) (Coatinued on Page Eight) gating food racketeers as "a dan-1 . „ . planea were brought down in air night and one of the veaacls waa and grounded planes in the towns MAHCHtSTsa Comm* ed that workers not subject to the ger to our cause." MaJ, Gwilym ! Island O ff Puerto Rico Shelled sends s steady flow of clean, battles, nine were ahot down by I of Wyndham and Broome. That’s because *blne coal' Selective Service act who refrain aunk. the Italian high command Lloyd George, parliamentary sec San Juan, Puerto Rico, March 9 ea-en warmth to every room, HEALTH MARKET anti-aircraft Are and 92 were de­ The Naval base port of Darwin I , hum* steadily and evenly. It from work because of a labor dis­ said today. of Food. __— An enemy ship shelled upstair* and down. pute be termed "undesirable per­ stroyed on enemy airdromes, the I was the first point on the Austral- | rotary to tho^.Mimstry doesn't flare up to intense Tender and Tnaty "So far two persons are report­ ian mainland to feel Japanese air spealiing in the House of Com­ Mona Island off Puerto Rico'* To saferaard the health of sons" and barred by law, for a report said. westernmost e.xtreinity lost night. heat one minute only to. die The bureau's midday commimi- ed killed and ten injured among Says Cirrhosis of Liver blows. These latest raids represent mons, declared that "we arc de­ Control domp«r» period of time, from working in termined that they .shall be stamp­ Gov. Rexford Guy Tugwell’s office down the next . . . doesn’t your family this Winter—and any plant engaged In fulfilling a que said 12 more fortified and In­ ’> sweep of 7(X> miles to the west of Loin Lomb Chops 43c the civil population,” the high ed out. ' announced today. It wo# the first from oprtoir*. • • overhest yonr rooms one save money on fuel bills and government contract. habited locaUtiea, which ware not I Darwin, on the coast of Australia shelling of United States territory F 0 E t“©ft; command communique reported. Not Caused by Alcohol nearest Th# Netherlsnd# East In­ To OtM-loee Details Soon time and leave them too doctor bills, decide now t« Quick, Qean Delivery Anotber recoffimendation fav- identified, were captured by unite I on the .Atlantic side since the was automaticauy "One of the Britlah planes waa hit die# war zone. ^ | He said details of the new chillv for comfort a little bum ‘bine eoal*. MTed enactment of the Reed bill, operating (ui the weatarn and by anti-aircraft fire and crashed in started. Presumably a submartn*. Is wlwt yaw may eewwt *■ wkew aouthern fronta. No Casualties In Roide measures would "be disclosed soon, Thou»»nd» rojoT Lb. 29c limited to-4he war period, to In­ fiamea." New Orleans. March S- uPi—A1-* delphla General hoapital, of which shelled the Island, almost hallvsay cornier, aed^cea- Pork Rib Roost yow orSer Pool Ofl from os. In the fighting for one village A Royal Austnflian Air Force and pointed out that the Mmistry between Puerto Rico and th# Tkree to four poanda. Nice (or small rooat or to cook with crease the standard work week to Sink British Submartoe Tenience „ Phowa yowr order, owr trwek wM 48 boura, with time and a half for on the western front. It waa aaid, coho, was eliminated today by on. °/oS!j\uro?.?e. communique said there was some of Food already employs 800 in­ Dominican Republic. TVNt ■nnerkrant. spectors and has made 40.000 •Hue roll' appear aw ttw epot, (e SM yowr overtime. 200 enemy men and officers were Italian Naval planea were de­ specialist aa a specific cause of ^ cases of rirrhonl*. yet only damage at both towns but no cas­ nUtor. U eneblr* you wiped out wbUc In an action clared to have sunk a British ualties. prosecutions. IN took wttk 041 that yowr bwwer The program also supported leg­ cliThoaU of the liver, the deg.n- 55 p*r cent, had a h^tory of IJ Hurt In Refinery Blast wrontrol.hetura.re which gained the RuasiaBa nine submarine. The time and site of (Wyndham la 300 miles south­ Reporting that Britain's loss of Port Arthur, Tex.. March 9 — dsaiper* trom up ON sHO troBsform taito comfort' islation to prevent further general the action were not specified. erative diaeaae believl^ for year* alcohollam, the physician said. Al- west of Darwin, north Australian food through ship sinkings bad subatantlal wage increaaea, espe­ Inhabited places on the aouthern __ A terrific explosion at the Ah »uir« « ' the flip ef Smoked Ham ”‘1. 34c gfvtag heat ootU. May wo front the Germans left more than by th# medical profession to be the coholiam waa mentioned in 228 port which has been the focus of not been "really substantial.” he cially In the higher bracket wage In the Britlah-Axis Libyan’ esun- other Instances and when traced lantic refinery, three mile* soak ■ huge.. kADIOt MASTER DETECTIVI 700 dead on the field. .earlier Japanese air attacks. asserted that the nation's essen­ oervo y o a f groupe “ ex6ept where the actual paign, the high command said, end awaiting many heavy drinker*. . down only 24 per cent showed def­ shook the city at 10:«5 a. m. today. The Ruaatana reported that "here was normal raconnaltaancr Broome is 400 miles southwest of tial food stocks at the end of First report* were that 12 per*sol EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON need therefor la determ in e by Dr. Ruoaell 8 . Bolea of Ptiiladel- inite cirrhoel*. guerrillas In the Orel district, 200 activity of advance patrols on both Wyndham.) 1941 were 30 per cent higher than hod been keepItaUzed. A oom pa^ factfindings by an indepradeni phia. president of the American Oarroborato Earlier Finding* Table Dressed miles south of Meocow, had been The Japanese used only ma­ at the end of 1940 official, who declined nae of W importUl and competent agency df aidee." Gaatro-Enterolofical AasecUtloo. A second group of 4.000 autop- successfully operattag against the chine-gun# and cannon in their at­ Nevertheless, he said, it may he name, sold no one waa klU*d aiM the government.” condemned the decadea-oM con­ si*a shewed 210 cases of the liver Garmans, kilHng 475 e f the in- tack on Wyndham but bombs were necessary to reduce existing ra- that the I t Injured were Mifferlai Roasting Chickens "Enemy motoriaad columns were' ception of alcoholic clrrhoaia in an disease and the general resulta cor­ vadera, blowing .up four railway dropped at Broome. tiona to some extent. ( trocD burns, none believed lultlcat FUEL RANGE OIL P t ii* AsaorfaMsa H«o4 Dtes ■everely machine-gunned and address before th* New Orlcan* roborated the earlier findings. Dr. Prom Falrasont., Theao tender ehtekena nr* good sla«, raody bridges, derailing three military The raids were directed at air­ Food Import* will be reduced, He sold the cause of the expissina bombed," the high command said. Medical Aaarmbly, but warned that Boles told the Aaaembly. t* bnim. IN ANY QUANTITY — ANY TlMEl trains, destroying three bcodqi^r- drome facilities and at groundetl he said, but thanks to the policy In a pump house was nvvt drierodo* "In aptte o f heavy anti-aircraft his research showed that once "W hile such figures do not pre­ aircraft, the communique said. The W. G. GLENMEY CO. Whokaak and RstaU. Carlisle, England. March 8—(8^ tera, 71 trucks, several tanka and of biil'ding reserves tlie nation will ed. defenses o f the enemy, these at­ clude olctAol from being a facto* COAL, LUMBER, MASONS’ SUPPLIES, PAINT — Sir Joaeph Re«d. 74, who waa appealing the liver troubi* devel­ be adequately fed. • • • setting one plane on fire. tack* were very greatly euccoee- in certain indeterminate number MANCHESTER ■ $1.75 each chainnaa of The Britlah Preas Aa-' o p about 10 yean quicker with Ratkiolng To Be Extended, M orkeU A t A Olaaeo SSfl NO. MAIN STREET TEL. 4148 hil." drinkers than with non-drinkers. o f cases of ciirhoal* of the liver* 'Treasary Babuice ^ BAMTLT on. GOMPANT aocUUon from 1B21 to 1823 and He Indicated, however, that ra­ New York. kUrch formor managing diroctor and Nosu Report Repulse A Malta Naval base was declar- NefHDrtakan Load 81ctliaa they do significantly indicate that Stocks: Btghsr; ahaot oovoalai Not only la alcohol not a apaelflc facton other than alcohol must ac­ Washington. March 8.—(F)— tioning would be extended to aome CENTER STREET . PHONE S29S owntr of The Newcootle ad to hava baoo acorred by akplo- foodatuffa now sold without restric­ la bhie chlpa. Northern- Oysters Pint 39c O f Strong AssetuUs siona and Area la an attack by cg i i f of-th* diaeaa*. but alao m a n count fo r a great number o f cooes ■ni* pooitioa of the Treaaury Feb. Scfvinff th« PaMk for t S Years. Chroalela, died in a hoepltal ben tions. . Boodb; Steady: roUa fonpoad M today. The Newcaatle Chronicle is Berlin (From German Broo<8- otrong Oenaaa Air Force forma­ Bon-drinkera hav* "alcoboUe d r- of portal clrrbosts (portsd and al­ 28: RcccipU, 824.492.706.33; *x ^ n - The improved food condition, he rate laeraaae ONLY RELIABLE DEALERS ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL b l u C C O a l believed to be the. flnt Britlah caata),.. March 3.—(F)— German tions with heavy exploeivee. Tw o rhosia” than chronic inebriaUa. k* coholic clrrhosia have frequently Cottoa: Higher; ood paov been used tntMchangvably,)” be dituraa. 8123.328.438|80; n*t bol- to uae ^Unotypa reported. Hia talk was baaed on an (0*attaned *a Fag* Tw*) hoafoaol buying. " ^ analyata o t autopoiaa at tba PbUo- aold. . onc*. 83,561,829,43340- Texa» Bankers Seeking Captive Duke Report Soviet Film Studio Girls Adopt Given Sugar Ted Williams Piano Pupils Moro Tribes Plan Alaska Burma Road; ’All at Camp Roberts Voters Accept Tax Rate \North End^s Card Sharps Manchester Included To Revise Their Hours. Of Aosta Dies Units Massing Ration Plans Sought Appeal Trust N obody in Blackout Give Coiieert W ar on Japs Four Roads Considered Hollywocjd, March 3.— (45— Houston, Tex., March 8— l/P) # Hollywood took a cue from all In Rent Control Area —Th« war’s about to catch up Of 22 Mills for Town Nazi Say Reds itave In ­ those regiments w’hich have State School Heads Re­ with bankers’ hours—once a Second Cousin of Italian By Tnidl MeCuUongli <»lt would pass through territory adopted movie stars. The Draft Boaril Director For the past eight weeks the ' a setback tournament. 1* tinder South Churrh Oiapcl Is Rising Under Death Vow symbol of plenty of leisure. that lack.s feeder lines, thus neces- suaUc landlords who advanced King Is Victim of Tu­ New York, March 3— (45—Wake stituted Attacks on Im­ girla of RKO Studio adopted ceive Instructions for Manchester Town Meeting Clears Up ^Imldle Slui. sctbAck tournament at headquar­ way. Filled l»v Parents and Musi Reduce lees to To Drive Invaders Out South Texas bankers asked altating building of the' road in an entire camp. Also in Brief Session A member of one of the teams rentals by excessive amounts in their State Association to re­ . . . Manila . . . Hong Kong . . . long segments. Registration. Under Pdlice Protection ters of the Manchester . Fire De­ the .cun-ent housing shortage, to berculosis. mense Scale. The girls, with the help of alien Todav. that is not in the running was w ill­ Frieiifls of Students. April 1, 1941 Level Of Philippines. , vise hours and hoUfiays. Malaya . . . Singapore . . From Peace river the Norman all studio employes, w’ill pro­ Vote «21,000 Extra partment has run continuously ing to wager tliat the games would recall the increases unless they “Because indust^ is now route heads for Great Slave lake. Every major Allied defeat In the vide Camp Roberta with Hartford, March 3—(45— Con­ Manchester’s first warrtlme without a break. But tonight ft not be playe I tonight. When press- Adniiiiistrator Heiuler* can be justified by rising costs, working on a full-time sched­ Nalrobe, Kenya Colony, March 3 There it picks up the trail of the Bern, Switzerland, March 3—(45 for Schools and Police Fred Werner’s younger piano Washington, March 3.— (IPi— Mo­ Pacific land war has been for want sports equipment, radios, town meeting since 1918 in St. Paul, Minn., Man h 5 vP. l ("<] for a reason he offered thus ex­ will be considered at a meeting ule, it Is felt that the bankers of adequate supply lines. Mackenzie river. Soviet troops are massing in necticut superintendents of schools will be (ailed off . . . for a gimd son Orders Following hammedan Moro tribesmen are _.(>P)_The Duke orf Aosta, viceroy phonographs and records, High school hall last night Ted Williams, bat- \ planation : pupils were heard in recital last called for Thurs,day at 4 p. m., in should do their part by provid­ For want of a road, Alaska : This highway Is believed to be prodigious force all along the Rus­ have received preliminary instruc­ and Accept Streets. reason- the blackout. the Legal Aid Bureau, Municipal of Ethiopia who became a British books, magazines, games and went oft quietly. And there was ting star, himself reque.sted the j "Brother, these teams watch night, many for the first time, as Survey. rising by tens of thousands under ing service whenever possi­ could yet become another of those the cheapest to build. Alberta's sian front for a revitalized drive playing cards — anything to tions for registration and distribu­ good reason. Forty a’uxillary Just about the time the Tights each other closely when the lights j f^om 8 to 11 building. ble,” their resolution stated. prisoner of war, died today. tion of sugar rationing cards to In record time last night the appeal to the President of his ' a death vow to drive the Invaders white elephant outposts of defense. ; minister of public works baa esti­ and have already Instituted at­ help while a’way leisure hours. policemen, fresh from their are snuffed out, nine o’clock, the are on. Now i wouldn t go so far as ' - - Given a 60-day period of grace The Duke, a second copsin of Alaska la the United States' ' mated its coat at 12 mlUlons. Oth­ civilian consumers and trade out­ 'v o te n of Manchester laid a 22- draft cla-ssification from lA to 3A. I , The children played from memory. Manchester is included in a de- under the Price Control act which from the Philippines. Italian King Vittorio Emanuele, tacks "on a scale not hitherto Major Karl F, Glos will send oath taking before Pefense games are in full Swing. Intere.st to state there might be some jug- . . however were ill and , ------1 ------...... northernmost anchor. er eatlmates are 15 milUona. a truck from Camp Roberts lets, a job which will be bandied mill tax on the tax list of Man­ an apiieal which was approved last (General MacArthur reported was 45 years oW. reached In the. war,” German mili­ Council Chairman George H i.s high anii the first four teams gling I will bet. however, that if unable ..n^hip totn appear,»nn..„r Douglas u'w.P'riend. Price Adminis- grants the government necessary At the moment, that anchor's Two Other Routes tary spokesmen say. every tw’o weeks to pick up the by the schools throughout the chester as of last October in the Waddell, occupied prominent week. Col. .1. E. .Nelson. Minne.sota are battling it out for lop honors, they played tonight that when i trator I>>on Hcnder.son has direct- povver to enforce fair rent laet night the pledge of 10,0<)0 Mo- Tanker Drives He was taken ill of tuberculosis .selective service director, said to- I son of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Friend, value lies not so much in the fact Estimated to coat 25 to 30 mil­ The Berlin con espondent of the gifts. country under the Federal ration­ adjourned annual town meeting, spots in the hall. Chief Gordon niere are many who would not they put the lights on every pack levels, the committee hopes to ros of Lanao province, on the is­ after being placed in an officers’ and in a special town meeting and '.Vesle.v Smith, son of Select­ ed that "inflated" hents be reduc- that it is American but that 'it is lions are two other routes running Zurich newspaper Die Tata stated ing plan. al.so was pre.sent and sat down day. trust the blaekout, especially when would be shy the jack.', anyway. avert the appoint nent of an ad- land of Mindanao, to wage war prison camp following his surren­ which followed, after a 12-minute t.'Vil. Nelsons statement contra- , man and Mrs. S. Raymonci Smith. ed to the April 1, 1941 level or the ministratur who would set rent not Japanese. through British Columbia. that the U.S.S.R. obviously was Instructions were sent to super­ front. Kach super policeman Bgfainst the Japanese "and no mer­ O ff Japs’ Sub der in Ethiopia last May. aloft or aground, while losing only wait to conform U the advertised I dieted reports the Williams did ! _ ‘ The recital was held in the government will move in and do ceilings in thi.s area, by this final From Alaska the U. S. planes The more westerly of these is starting "a fantastic effort to intendents through the State De­ carried a brand new, shiny ma­ cy asked.” Previously Capt. Datu eight.) time of the meeting, the town vot- r not request the appeal, but merely | ^ chapel of the South Methodist the job. can not bomb Tokyo and return the Whitehorse route which fol­ bring about erformers. Palms and cut flow­ •stales mentioned by Henderson. government can be expected to •’the 20,000 Moros cnli.sted as bolo- Running a middle course be­ corresponcient of the Stockholm department went to vote, there Guns Toast Moral Vic­ the Italian roydl family, the only Until—and if - Russia grants the pressed belief the Gormans must tion renters. Elementary schools Judge Raymond A. .Tohnson was records straight ' I ers were u.sed in the decorations. 'Hie Connecticut areas include invoke the stringent provisions of men of the United State.s Army.” tween the Whitehorse and Fort : newspaper Dagetis Nyheter said withdraw to positiuns we.st of the elected moderator of the adjourn- I was a roar of "A ye" for the ap­ The* Program Bridgeport. Waterbury and the U. S. refueling bases for air attack Nelson routes, until it reaches the 1 the German spring offensive was will be used for replstration of I Willianvs was ola.ssifiert 1 .A whet) the price law, The Lanao pledge was signed by tory Over Enemy. big t'lVffs liofore the spring thaw civilian consumers anil high school ed meeting and Secretary of the i proval of the $6,000 asked for ' The complete program follows: Hartford-New Britain, di.strict. Senator Alonto, sultan of Ramain. against Japan, Alaska's chief mili­ Yukon, la the mid-province route, i prepared and w’hen it open* "the ' hi.” case fir.st came before his •Many Increases and bridge-destroying floods begin centers for registration of trade Board of Selectmen, S. Raymond 1 the department. Up to Residents Here Dollies W a ltz...... J. Diets East Hartford and South Wincl.sor tary value is as a defense against The Whitehorse road is already | lorces w’lll not be spared.:' I Minneapolis oratt .board. A t W il­ ’’all sultans of Lanao, deputy gov­ "or they will run the great risk of outlets. Smith, read the motion of the Se­ Singularly. not a single Step by Step...... Streabbog are al.so included in the area. "There liuve been many rent t»l- ernors, municipal mayors and oth­ San Francisco, March 3.—(45— attack. a a third constructed. I could be j Purpose Behind Stories liams’ request, lA ela.«sifica- . beinf' crushed by the Soviets for Features Of Plan lectmen, approved earlier, recom­ "N aye" vote was heard. , Marlene Ring.stone This town had not established a I creases lately," Mr.’ Kotchen said, er district officials” who said that Alert seamen, who manned the Nearly all of Alaska's supplies, fed supplies from the coast; it al- i (German propagandists natural­ tion was apiieifted to the local town, Cromwell, MidcJlefield, Port­ "on the part of a small minority of lack of communications." Features of the present plan mending a 22-milI tax rate, two Wild Rose...... Streabbog Fair Rent committee although sev­ I ’’all fighting men of Lan.io would civilian and military, are imported so could be attacked from th e, ly have some motive in authorizing This additional money will be appeal board which after ronsid- Its SiKTo** Drprinls on land. East Hampton, Atarlbornugh, landlords who are out to get all newly-installed deck guns of the (W ith headwaters already in op­ are; mills lower than last year. The ' The V iolet...... W. Powell eral letters and complaints were like to sign their names but they and Alaska needs a Burma road. coast. I c irculation of bearish .statements. used in part to equip the newly cration of th eirciini.itan' es. \ot- East Hadclam, Haddam, Durham. they can before the government big oil tanker William H. Berg, No Ovfirland Route erational zones, the greatest By March o. each .superintendent adjourned meeting was adjoumed ( '.ooprralioii of K\rry- Koheit Wilhs •sent to The Herald on rental fee are too many so we signed for The mid-province road would he ' It may be to brace the Axis pco- organized supernumerary po­ ed unanimously. .5 to o, to continue Waterbury District — Bristol, steps in.” He added that some of Today, after ten years of sur­ streama behind the Germans arc | Jiave estimated the number of after this vote. The Snowdrop...... W. Powell inflation. George H, Waddell, chair­ them. today toasted a moral victory over ■safer from North Pacific aerial al plc^s for new reverse’s already in lice forie his lA cla.ssihi ation. hody—Kvrry .\iitonio- Cheshire, Southington, Meriden, the complaints that have come to veying and reports, there still is the Dnieper, which flows from an civilian ■ consumers to be nerved by The rate was accepted by the Ti e Bird’s .Morning Song...... man of the local Defense Council, To Disregard Differences a Japanese submarine in the first tacks becau.se it is farther inland. the making. voters in two minutes without di.s- After the appeal board tiirneil Wallinglord. his attention, as director of the .such exchange of shells reported no overland route by which oil and By this same virtue it is farther It is to screen‘some‘ friih al^mM each elementary school registra­ l)ilr .Must Slop...... Streabbog said that he could not see the value ”We will disregard differences I to the Black Sea, and the Dvina, cussion. There were 450 voters in down the request, Williams’ attor­ Old Saybrook District Killing- William Getclicll city’s legal aid bureau, have shown since the arming of merchantmen other fighting supplies can be from construction feed lines. activity or to take the edge off tion center. a year for ea< h worker or 5 jier of establishing a rent committee "terrific increases” In religion between Christian, Fili­ which rises in the Valdai hills and vthe hall. ney confer led with Col. N’elson worth, Clie.ster, Lyme, Saybrook, Happy Hours ...... W. Powell 1 pino, Mohammedan or pagan, but began. hauled to the new Alaskan base*. To utilize either of these two urgent appeals by Russia to Brit­ Each superintendent will supply cent of their total salary. Thus in­ until a l.aw with teeth in it was i The plan propfised by the com­ empties into the Gulf of Riga.) Street Layouts .Accepted who told him that the matter Tlip sNc l ess of the initial black- Essex. Dollies Polka J. Diets will fight together as one people The underseas craft, presumably Four possible routes, however British Columbia routes, w’hich ain and the United States for open­ names and addresses of elementary crease was demanded in view of pas.sed. mittee to forestall the more severe would not he sent to the I’ resident ton ight New London District—Salem. Marion Strimike Japanese, fired on the modem have been selected. are the same from Vancouver to ing of a second Iront by implying schools in his district to the chair­ In rapid-fire order, after a wait the incrca.se in living e.vpenses. out test for Manihc."

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 3,1941, PAGE FIVi? Need Doctors Hot Southern BUtuU$ Urges Earlier Lacking in VifnmiM bacteria causes the grubs to be­ come a milky whit* in color and R-U-AW ARE .7 News From Manchester’s Neighbors In Industries Hospital Care Work Morale Thrilling Drama Coming to State Beetle Battle soon kllla them. New Orleans, March 3— (JP) Is Cpimecticut Ready One of the problems now heing ■—Hot southern biscuits made Near Solution studied Is that o f determining new Medical Personnel Seen with soda may taste fine but Dr. Moore Says Gvilians Next Problem "hoata" upon which the milky dis­ place the old building which is to they’re far short In needed ease can live. Required in Wartime vitamin content. past the Ikne will be in operation Columbia be rased. Bolton Threatened By Illness For Real Air Bombing? “ I f we can get the disease to Rockville daily from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. for the i Columola. Wethersfield and West Plants in State. Dr. William H. Sebrell, de­ Ford Had to Go Back to Reducing Infestation of live on hosts other than Japanese first testing period of 1942. i Hartford Oranges will neighbor puty assistant director for Should Be Prepared. beetle,’’ Dr. Annand explained, "It Miss Gladys M. Rice Mrs. a y d e Marshall nutrition in the Office of De­ Levi* n. Clup*"*" Class to Meet I with Coventry Grange at Its meet-1 Six Day Week—Britain Japanese Pests in Vari­ may be Introduced Into areas 515-12, Wlllinwntic Division Phone 4062 New Haven, March 3—James Cagney in a .'.cone which looks like the warm­ which is parasitic to the beetle New Jersey. Delaware and the as the city naa an ordinance cov­ use of Yeomans Hall. The first two owned but privately operated' Recruiting la atlll going on In Points to Plan "F or example," be says, "here transfers from one department or up for a battling good fight. The movie is "Captains of the Clouds, VAN’S I S and in this article, David S. grubs is placed in the soil. The District of Columbia. 3 o'clock for the irpiilar meeting, ! exemptions of $119 411 The hoard ; Firemen's Meeting ordnance works and (3) private j Dr. Moore pointed to records of In New England, we usually stress machine to another pile un. 427 HARTFORD ROAD PHONE J866 ering blackouU, all residenU who with Mrs. Helen Jewett presiding. clauses are to see if the ‘.own will I of finance will meet soon to set the The Bolton Volunteer Firenlen full swing In both of the State Clarke, Asnociated ITeae staff at the State Wednesday through Saturday. vote to re.scind the resolution plants with war contracts." the Connecticut Plan for Hospital the town as the unit of organiza- h U to comply with the Iegu^^^^^ regular business j tax rate for 1942 Ijist year It was ^vill meet tomorrow evening In the writer, tells how well they tion. Out through the west, the will be reported to the police de adopted in 1941.estnbli.shing a zon­ Dr. Barker reported that gov-1 Guard companies located at the Care to illustrate the value of Then is the time the morale Mrs. Ernest E. O'Neal gave a talk 27 mill/ Kireplace -Room of - the - ■ Commun­- think they have done the job county is 'much more a factor. men are called into the office of j enormously the fire power of each | partment. ing commission for the town or emment plant requirements for Armory. Commanders of Com- early hospital care. Plan case his­ I New 1942 Model— .\dverti.«tin|j Speciall on Argentina, South America and I Th/^lwo air raid observation ity Hall. This Is an Important as well as sonte of the things "And in setting up a general the plant’s production chief. Then division. The people are asked not to ex­ take any other action regarding medlcal men center mainly In the panles G and H have announced tories, he said, show that members j Plant Making If Yon Cannot A t­ exhibited many Intere.sting arflcle.s pogfs In Stafford are undermanned fhoetlng and all members are urg­ that hax-en’t been done. plan for the country, the authori­ is the time morale comes up for i ^ j ■ Harrison said dates originally Siensational Sale of Nationally-Advertised 1 HOUR ONUy tinguish their lights or put up zoning. L. 8. Ptibllc Health Service, In j are getting quite s few usually enter a hospital sooner tend This .Sale I.eave from that country. Mrs. O'Neal and more ihservers are wanted to ed to attend. First Selectman state and local bureaus of indus­ ties have, in my Judgment, missed active attention. Experts comb | sot for delivery of the first tanks thair black out curtains until the A t the church service Sunday rookies who are ,n the younger than they would have if they had lloney Before Sale 4 P. M. TO 5 P. M. was born in Argentina hnd lived volunteer for servlec. For a time Thomas Wll.xon will meet with the trial hygiene and in the arsenals By David S. Clarke this point. It would have been bet­ every detail of plant operation I from new plants had been advanc­ sound ot the siren, as in this way morning three new members were group. They are men In the draft not belonged to the Plan. "Know­ Newer Tanks and Vour Shaver $1$ Underwood HeaT the puncil ha* tion Board di.si lo.sed today. It | tank program, ' are trying to enlist * '"** ' izatlons throughout the country, ] drafted without any knowledge of saving of 200J)00 manhours of ^ I (lone to make it tick with absolute Ford employes making Pratt 4 PIG TEX I*OUCH tionery until the all clear signal. Class will meet In the social rooms be reopened with s special service j ^Q,,jr 'for both posts. They are 1 he asked of the membera as to in company with trade and manu- military routine are nothing more labor by Plan members, without the battle on the home front. certainty. Volunteer morale mu.st Whitney airplane engines were re­ withheld the name and loeation o( Styles of women’s handbags are i-iFE'nAiE g u a r .a n t e e : Chief A ir Raid Warden John of the Federated church. This class nt 2:30 next S u n dy afternoon to ' planning to estshlish a third j whether the meeting.s will be con- facturlng associations, are begin-, than one of the many "sheep In counting the additional time saved Until them, you'll have to take be kept at concert pitch through scheduled to work six ten-hour the plant. Dailey, Jr., asks that aU persons whichti'IsirsVs allfall interestedin t AF All t sre■ TA invitedinVllAfl i __ . . . . . 4 V. ^ . «• 111*« h* A.-I •. I a being developed to reduce to a has a larger attendance at each post on Village Hill and want vol- ' tinned on the prevailing schedule, ning to undertake the dual obliga- the ranks." They will never make during the recuperation period. the work of experts. monotonous hours of waiting for days instead of seven. Double Shaving Head—Distinctive Stream­ hliVtng dogs keep them either .successive meeting and Increasing The Grange card party which Joseph .M. Lotighlln. New Eng­ Tlie M-4. which will supersede minimum the use of metals and lined Design— Self-Sharpening— No Radio j unteers to serve there. .Vorma Tedford and Renato Coc- tlon of educating Industry to the . jrood soldiers, merely tolerating During 1942, Plan- officials esti­ the day when its -energies may "The long working week, a Ford the familiar M-.3, is c.x.sl and weld­ chaln^ or under control during was held Satvirday night is expect- , coni lead in the setback touma- land regional director of the Office plastics, according to the Depart­ Interference— Precision Built— Tool Steel Interest. benefits, of modern industrial , Army, and doing only what mate the Plan will save members need to be galvanized into action. spokesman added, was found to ed instead of riveted construction, the Blackout. During the Special Lenten eerv- ed to clear about $20 when all the , meht sponsored by the group. of Civilian Defense, asserted the have ill effects on tool and die ment of Commerce. Cutting Blades— Self-Starting — Approved health and developing physicians they are told to do. The Arm y and employed by industry one million for greater strength and safety: Visitors. Day Ices which will be held on Sunday returns are in. There were ten ta­ Guest Speakers other day that Connecticut's de- workers making machine paVts by Cnderwriters I-ab. — 51ulttw'ay All- able to respond to this created de­ all other military unit# are on the man hours for the war produc­ it ha.s a lower silhouette, and car­ St. JoMph's School will be open evening, the Young People's socie­ bles of whist at which Philip , Men and women of the commun­ ten*e organization "stacks up for a new bomber plant, "rheir Beard Plek-Up — Requires No Oiling. illiiigtoii mand for medical supervision. Tl)e lookout for men who have had the tion program. ries its major weapon, a 75 mm. to Vlattors on March 4th from 9 ty will hold its weekly meetings Isham, Jr., won the first prize and ity are Invdted to attend the meet­ among the best in the country." week was trimmed to fifty-eight ability to bring the physician Into foresight to gain' at least some Grazing Unit cannon, mounted in the revolving When your child has a.m. to 3 p.m. and ali parents and on Friday evening until after Lester Hutchins the consointlon. ; ing of the Women's Society for the plant under terms agreeable And Coi. Samuel H. Fisher, state hours, all Sunday work was elimi­ WORLD’S FASTEST SHAATNG SHAVER! SHAVES IN 90 SECONDS! Prizes awarded In the group of j Miss Jennie H. Chureh training, before having been draft­ turret in.stead of the hull. friends of pupils atten^ng are In- Easter. .^•hrlstlan Service to be held Wed­ to Industry, to the worker and to defense administrator, says: nated. and the Saturday working A COUGHING* spell four bridge tables were: First to ed, and will therefo'e make lead­ To Build Thousands a-itad to be present. The Fellowship of Prayer will nesday at 8 p. m. in the North medicine will be enhanced if suit­ "If Connecticut were attacked Aids in War day .Was reduced to eight hours. John Pringle and consolation to ers. The State Guard offers this Auto Testing Production Director William H. PERTUSSIN'S safe There will be an exhiolt of work meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary C Bingham, 45. wife School. Guest speikers will Include able education and promotion can tomorrow, we are fairly'well pre­ Ford employes, it was pointed Harrison said the M-4 was "fore­ Western Auto Associate Store Carlton Hutchins. Mrs. Donald opportunity. accomplished by the pupils in the W. Hoyt Hayden tomon-ow st 8 p. of George Bingham, died at her •Vrs. Raymond Clapp of the So­ be developed." pared. The actiial org.-uiization is out, were receiving time and a runner of thousands of similar de­ And works so well! 856 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER auditorium. -The classrooms will WocKiward won the door prize. The A member of the command of half for Saturday work and double m. All are welcome, | home in East Willlngton Wednes­ ciety of Friends and Dr. and Mrs Lanes to Open pretty well on. "fhere arc gaps and sign that will be built .this year" bava displays of work related to committee In charge was DonnUI Captain John Jenney. Company there i* misunderstanding on the Releases Motor Vehicles time for Sundays. -fuss !•> ampn *" • or Personal Use or Ideal Gifts Tonight at 8:30 ■ Tolland with Albert Flelachmann, refugees from as part of the 45,000-tanks goal the following studies: Room 1, I Woodward. Archibald Sharpe. day night She w.as bor. In Wind­ G, turned a letter over to the Cap­ part of various people, but I be­ surrounding tovms wtll have its j Germany. The speakers will tell and Construction Ma­ ■set for 1942 by President Roose­ Wild Animals; Room 2, Our Flag; 1 Maurice Leonard, Clayton Hunt, ham, April 19, 1896. a daughter of j „7 Vonj/tiong' tain in which was stated the wish, lieve thoroughly that, if a test : The common cold and related first blackout. Ellington velt. Room 3, Books I Have Read; Room . and Philip Isham. Refreshments o( Edward and Mary Chappell Rath- : and other parts of Europe and also that the sender, who was a man Will Be in Manchester were made, the organization would chines for Service. illne.s.ses are the biggest robbers Other plants now making M-3'a 4, Mining; Room 5, How A Bill Fred Carpe'nter spent the week ‘ doughnuts and coffee were served of plant efficiency on the books, bun. Besides her husband she of the work being done by the So G. r. Berr drafted into the service a abort rise to It quickly and effaeiively." shortly will convert to M-4's, Har­ ^cornea A L,aw. end on a business trip to Detroit. p,g„g g^e being made to hol'd an- | From May 21 to June executives say. More working time two sisters Mrs. Mary cltty of Friends among the refu­ time ago. had taken advantage of Elaborate System . Salt Lake City. March 3. (A’l— rison said, some of thCm making Special units will be worked out Mich. Tel. 493-8, Rockville IS lost in absence* becausi of colds other card party in about t\so white of Ea.st Hartfora and Mrs, gees. Those who have heard the the training which the State 22, Rockville Monday. An elaborate communications The Grazing Service today shook both models simultaneously and during the time scheduled as fol­ The Tolland Grange sponsored than in all the itrife and labor weeks as the Grange is taking thi.s ,,„rrlett Hobby nf Windham Cen speakers say they are both inter­ Guar4 offered. network, manned night and day by loose hundreds of motor vehicles others preparing to start the first lows: Room 1. Wild Animals, a So­ a public setback party last Friday method_ . — * -I toa finance 4 theIs A C$100 1 rWl defen.H' I| *' troubles combined. Many impor­ ter; two brothers, Ja.son and esting and Informative. The wedding of Grace Emily Letter Is Quoted civilians, ha* been established to and con.structton machines to aid M-4 through the assembly line as cial Science unit; Room 2, Patri­ evening, Feb. 27, when 22 tables bond which it has voted to pur­ The first 1942 automobile In­ tant war plants now try to send a George Kathbun of Winlham Cen­ A business meeting of the mem­ Ludwig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quoting a small part of the let­ give Connecticut warning of iPt- America's victory effort. the last of the old models rolls off. otic Projects. Flag Unit; Room 3, were, in play. Many of the party spection perioe accomplished. or other War agencies. light tanks over mediums which State Defense Council w lll be held this evening at eight ehurch. Discussion on "Christian : rest was made byState Policeman ! The (arm in East Willlngton nesdav at 7 p. m. at the home of i excellent advee, will close July 31. tion has, fatleneJ the pay envel­ 'vhlch Mr. Bingham bought several Mrs.Mr. AlbertAih..rt VN. Skinner.sirinnAr Sr.5 r | .smglo Hng scrvice. Mrs. Martha- and that you should keep nrearh-prearh- It's doubtful whether a single Sharp cfq'tallment of all non-cs- now prevails. This will Increase o'clock at Masonic Hall. A t the | Friendship" led by the pa.Ttor. ' Donald BrouTi of the Colchester ,, , _ .. I Skinner played the wedding music. i, ______Permanent lanes are located on opes of the men in ovei alUs on the ! years ago was the old Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. William Perrett I attended bv her ' “ Maybe some one smarter Uonnecticut city or town has sentlal activities of tlic grazing factory floor who run the nia- conclusion of the business session ! Kev. Ernest E. O'.N'eal followed by barracks Huyshope avenue In Hartford; enough sir raid sirens, horns or service will nitake the pocl possible, there will be a social hour. Mrs a business meeting. All young peo- Mrs. Robert Church was given a place wliere generations of Wheel- who have been vacationing in Cali- sister Hazel .as . maid 'e of honor and "nH ! t.ian I will heed it. " State Street Extension In Bridge­ chines. Meantime, volume of cler­ er.s made their home and on the ! fornia left that state bn Feb. 18 Another letter was sent to Cap- whistle* to warn all its population. Riitloilgc .said. ical work In many white-collar de­ Ruth Young, Mrs. Louise Irmis- plo are welcome to these meetings, j mi.scpllaneous shower by a group W alter Duda of Stafford Springs, j * u port: Crescent street snd Boule­ The volunteers, haven’t yet been "The time fog , 'government as cher and their committee will be pri mi.ses is a graveyard surround-; and motored over the southern partments has doubled or tripled, The Sunday moniing worship of 15 friends at the home of -Mrs. was best man. Following a recep- i McCollum, Commander of H vard In New Haven: Thomaatox given the tools they’ll need In an usual' is over," tHe director de­ ///:• in charge of the refreshments. cd by a higli wall whlcb they rest i route to Florida where they are to tlon at the home of the CMmpany, and this one was In a and overtime work wltnout extra service at the Federated church Stewart Tlbblts on Saturday eve­ bride's avenue In Waterbiiry. The pei»' air raid— helmets, gas masks, first clared. "It is ImpiVtant now for Appllrants for t-oans in their last sleep. 4The property ' spend some time before returning pay by conscientious workers has had for the speaker. Rev. James ning. Games were ]played and re­ parents, the couple left on an un-1 different vein. It was a letter manent lane at Pumping Station all government ageOcies to cut Farmers wlio need credit came to the Cowles tamily of 1 to Bolton the end of March. aid kits and the like. been going on long enciugh now to F. English, general auperlnleiulent freshment! of sandwiches, c.ake announced wedding trip. On their - from three men who were at one Road In Stamford had to be re­ their expenses to the lame. amounting to $400 or less and who Hartford which took pivasesalon. ' Mrs. Albert Skinner, Sr., will be Neither have all of them been .start a welter of complaint from of the Congregational and thirls- and coffee were served. .Mrs return they will reside In Stafford I lime members of the local State moved because of street excava­ trained to do the jobs they'll have "Our work is important, and have difficulty to obtain It at Church has received word from After Mr. and Mrs. Cowle# died , \u charge of the card party to bs- Springs. j Guard, and had joined the Ma- tions at that location. A tempor­ the ranks. ''AN URGENT MESSAGE Uan Church of Connecticut to do. none of the equipment we are re­ reasonable rates are eligible for her husband, who was recently in­ their daughter. Mrs Hattie Hem- held In the North School on^Ertd^ The Sugar rationing board for rines. ary lane will open May 2 on Mc­ T h e Young People's choir re- Many Connecticut factories leasing is surplus. It is needed by A visit to five or six war plants, loans through the Emergency ducted Into the Army, that he Is ii.elei and son Charlie .stayed on. ! evening for the benefit of the this town has been appointed and The Other Letter Gee avenue to take care of the Crop and Feed Loan Section ot the i heSisal \cas held at the home of Mrs. Hemmeler died after a heart Women's Society for Christian Ser- haven't taken protective measures us for important grazing projects. however, indicates no one is more at present stationed at Camp Lee. j approved by the State rationing 'Their letter In part was sa fol­ Stamford area for this period, but FCA. John J. McDermott, super- Shirley Oough Friday Feb. attack and Charlie lived alone. He ' vice. although they’d be probably tag "But some of these will have to intent on supplying the armed V'a board and Is as follows; John Bah- lows: "W e ars now In a swell com­ another permanent lane will be wait. The main thing now IS to visor for the loans in this section 27th with Mrs. Helen Upson as Mr and Mrs. Carlton Hutchins . was found l>-ing on the ground In gets for attack in an air raid. . forces with needed weapons than Semt lousjrits Twelve attended the Fourth ler, Elsie N eff and Francis Green. pany of the Marines at Paris established there later. win the war. That's the natioiVs will be In Rockville on Wednesday organist and choir leader. Theae are moving into their recentiv the woodshed, dead. They two Join- And, perhaps the biggest fault the workmen doing the Job. In the De lb* ibirt a* »itb gist, TO CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS . . . Quarterly Methodist church held The alternates are Frederick H. Island, and we think that It U a Eight portable lanes, which will of all. a lot of Connecticut people— No. 1 project." As4 yee'r* piertsf i* leek afternoon, March 4 at the Farni ' rehearsals are followed by group completed new home on the Hart- e a Countrv and the place resumed former ac­ allowed visitors at the Manchester Kadelekl) bai teen made a acout biggest part of the job has been Grazing Service will save gasoline, 46 continue plans for their class book has postponed Its regular meet­ epting Sundays and holiday*. The member Pearl Harbor" and Preacher" hv Rev. George Gil­ 1394, Manchester tivity, its cheerful lights seen from Memorial hospital. In the eecond section and 1, (N or­ done since America wss plililged tire and motor repair expendi­ and gradu.ation- ing from this Tuesday evening to Manchester otation on Leonard "Stamp Out the Axis with Defense YOUR TELEPHONE except for serious personal bert. the valley far below. Building permits have been man Jellnek) have been made as- into the war with the Japanese at­ tures, equivalent to 50 per cent of Thursday evening March 5 at the street In front of the Legion Home Stamps." • Otbsri *nz*z Court of Common Plea. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Lyman Mrs. WtlHam Bowler of West is.sued by the Bolton Zoning Com­ sietant aquad leader of the first tack on Pearl Harbor—a little over last year's total. 4 mission for a frame house to be home of Mrs. Joseph DeCarli of will operate from May 21 to June Tbs ibirt betfeeej.e*, Three eases were scheduled for and two children returned .Satur- Willlngton, entertained the Valley squad, first section.’’ two months ago. All" employes have been" ordered Regarding morale, which, after erected on Birch Mountain Road to Jobs Hill. 22 Inclusive. The Rockville sta­ Mabisf iweet *s4 wrier trtal in the Tolland County Court dav nlcht, from their Florida vaca- Bridge Club last week. Again It Is noted that any mili­ To give you an Idea of the speed to travel by, common carrier when all. is being able to work with a Gertrude and William Gee; a per­ Mrs. Walton A. Skinner and two tion on Hale street In that city Ts igtii it ter •**(! emergency. of Common Pleas today -.cith t.nn. Mrs IJlI:an B irger I-andry, Eolton OiitcT I The following suggestions hqve tary unit will acknowledge any with-v.». whichW.UVM thew.e civilianv.v.usn defenseuc.r..»v , ''e r ^saible, and to eliminate all grin, several big War plants op­ mit for the erection of a b rok er daughters have returned to their opens Monday next and conUnues Judge 8 ine R. Pamielee of Wind- who arc'imnanied them, also re- I been made, for the blackout to be home In Crystal Lake after spend­ man who has had the benefits of program haa gone forward since trips that are not of prime impor erating the clock around have house on Bolton Notch Road to through March J4. The Willlman- tance. Only four of the 25 cars 51ra. R. K. Jones held here toiught at 9 o'clock by ing several weeks in Florida, the som military education. And this December 7: Before Pearl Harbor adopted the "door prize ’ system fh lf turned to her home in New York, Clyde Marshall. tlc Ian* Is located on Natchaug now In use by field men at the that ot Ruth T. Welles against Mr. and ^ Mrs William D 8908, 5Ianehester the Wlllingto.i defense council: all guests of Mrs. Skinner's parents, Important traiinlng can be receiv­ there were leas than 10.000 air raid for cutting down absentees on Boy Scout Meeting street and will operate from June Salt Lake O ty headquarters wtll Harriet Atwood. The otii.-r f.vo White are .speii'ling a few week.a lights out at 9 o'clock. If possible Mr. and 51 rs. A. Anderson. ed by joining the State Guafd and wardens In Connecticut: today of­ Sunday shifts. Here’s, how It cases, both the result of ,i- . ident.s Seven members of the Boy Scout 24 through July 31. remain in active service. vaiHtion in Flornla; stay in the house; do not light going to weekly drills regularly. ficials estimate there are 26,000. works; A * each worker enters the are those of Charles E Bubinson William Roland of East Long matches or smoke; Keep a flash­ Troop met at the Community Hall The South Wind.sor Fire De­ Also, schools are held for those Other branches of the service have plant on Sunday, he Is handed a against Augu.stus M, Burke .and Meadow, 51ass., who expects to be light at hand; do not uac telephone on Sunday evening. Scoutmaster slip of paper with ■# nu.-nber on It. "During an air raid test or in the event of an actual partment wa.s i-alled to put out a who desire more training. expanded almost as quickly. Ernest W Boothroyd aga;n.'t O'- in the U. S. a.med forces soon, has unless called; if in car on road Samuel Silversteln and Aasijtunt Third Governor Mistakes have been made. Local A t the end o.' the day. a drawing to Preusse ■,'ra.s.s fire on C8ark street on Sun- Scoutmaster Howard C. (Thase, Jr., North Coventry Anyone who la Intereated in join­ returned to his home after visiting atay, put out lights; comply with ing any of the local units may feuds and Jealousies have impeded Overnight News is held, and the holder of the lucky Grass I ires la all orders of police and air raid were present. The scouts practiced hli aunt. -Vrs. .lamea Rogers. contact either Capt. John Jenney In Four Mouths the work. For example, in Groton number get a $25 or $.50 “ door Tl'.e- RocKville f-' re Departmepi -M: - R .th Twi-ie of 8 Prospect wardens. Short warning signals drilling, marching and pacing. ’The Mothers CHub of Coventry - a vital part of the New London prize" donated by the manage: emergency, TELEPHONE LINES MUST BE KEPT FREE was called out lur .t.vo gra.'s fires ' street. East Hart'-rd and Rleh- Aklo Anjjaldi of Roosevelt Field, of Company G, cr Captain Mc­ Of Connecticut will be given from 8:8(f to 9 p.m. Stanley Nichols, member of the will hold its regular meeting at the metropolitan area in which arc ment. Niw, ifiry ibirt will *I**M on Monday, the serond h r.g a be;i ard D Burger, son of Mrs. Augus- .New York, spent the weekend at I y . j j blast will be an Scout Committee, also assisted in home of Mrs. Esther Davis, to­ Collum of Oimpany H, at the By Asoorlated Press No gist *c betteet ces tieu Armory on either Monday or Wed­ situated the Navy submarine base, alarm. ^ p rger. of Wapjilng are to he the home of hi-, parents. Mr. and ^ dpar signal.' the drilling. morrow evening at 8 o’clock. m nesday evenings during drill Columbia 8- C.. Marth (8^— a big submarine building yard and W* U H * A U -U N -8UTT0N0 . The Iitch truck w.is nrarrie.! on Mar'ti 7 .Mis.« T'Aele Mr... Tony AnSaldl. Anton Janlak of West Willlng­ George O. Rose, chief air raid Mrs. W alter Keller and family, South Carolina today had lU third many other likely targets of at­ Riedt t* ilig *e with **m ! FOR URGENT OFFICIAL CALLS CALLS WHICH on a still alarm early in the after-, was glveriod o f four tack — dissension became acute former administration "brain !1^*\**" Reiser proi-fity i.es-lav eveqing bv a sster of the proving after .several months ill­ vacation with relatives, returned And In addition to the Unhut service. to the absence of any central months among local defense authorities. truster,’’ told the Wesleyan Uni­ ness. Sunday evening. Richard Manning Jtffriea, 64- toned Shirts, you get the fa­ fiie''u-h."'i*“ 'h ? “ lU-'’ -'''I I r:degr'.om. Mr.. Irving W, Tav- Dr. Horave B. Sloat conducted warning signal, the following sig­ So Groton now has two defense versity parley yesterday that after Here This Morning ftre w hirh had swept into some ' u,'-. Miss Mary Corcoran spent their Mrs. Charles Gilbert and aon year-old state senator from Wal- mous "Dated Ijiundered Shirt ARE BEING MADE TO PROTECT YOU AND YOUR bruahland. funeral services for Charles Felkc nals will be used to herald black­ Food to Be Sent council*—^one for the town and an­ the war the Interest* o f the Unit­ vacation at her home in Westfield, outs this evening: Gerald, of Pine City, N. Y „ spent terboro and president pro tem of guarantee— the perfect rombl- An alarm from Box 34 at the at the Baker funeral chapel in other for the borough. ed States would be "complete, ut­ Maas. Sector wardens will drive their Monday and Tuesday with their the Senate, waa sworn In as gov­ nallon for any shirt: wearability eomer o( drove .«.treet .and F.i..t Stafford Springs Monday. Burial In New Haven, a radio station’s ter and indivisible in the western The South Manchester Fire de­ cars through their sectors and cousin, Mrs. John Kingsbury. To Greece Soon ernor at his home last night. and protection. To the eronom Main street bn.ugbA .nil ti-.r..- was In the Willlngton Hlli ceme­ plaint that ita work has not been hemisphere.. .Important in Asia partment bad two calls for fire COMMUNITY. tery. The bearers were; WUlism blow their auto horns in short Jerry, as the children c a lM him, He succeeded J. E. Harley, who given suitable recognition in the Icaily-mlnded, we also often pieces nf fire appar.utus, ab-v^t .';n Marlhorouifli spent several months with Mrs. ...and sympathetic in Europe." vlthln six minutes of each other firemen, two poheejp*. n an'] .s* \- Parizek, Jerry Parizek, Charles blasts st approximately'* 9 p. m. died last Friday. press has sounded a dissident note. New Haven — Claiming he suf­ FAM1I,Y BUNDLE South Coventry Kingsbury five years ago attend­ London, March 3— (JP)— A Brit' Harley waa elevated from lieu­ thia morning. A t 6:57 No. 4 re­ eral aupemumerary po!ii..men. Mr^. flouard !>ord Adamec. Frank Felix, Lao Heci- Tlie all-clear signal will be a con­ Some of the Complaints fered a permanently Injured right sponded on a still alarm for a *i0 Pieces 99c ing Cedar Swamp school. lah spokesman said today the gov­ tenant-governor to the govemor- ’There have been coAplaints that grass fire started'in the rear of EaM Hampton nige and William Senema. Mr. tinuous blast of the horns. knee last April 9 when her car chimney fire at 85 CTharter Oak (.Yddltlonal piece* 4c eaeh) About 170 different members of ernment had received a safe con­ •hip last Nov. 4, when Burnet R. snobbery pervades some branches a lot used by work'rs of the Am­ Henry Jackson of The Plains Felix, died at Uncas on Thames The blackout is to be a total one struck another while he was test­ street and at 7:03 a call brought the many Defense Committees duct guarantee from Italv for a Maybank resign^ to become Uni­ nf the service; that Social Regis- Jumlk) ramily Bundle erican Dyeing Corporation for In Norwich after a year's Ulneaa. for Bolton and all traffic will be ing her for a driver’s license, out No. 2 to 177 East Center There wa.s a large attcri'lance at Hoad IS a patient at the Windham met at the Fire House in South relief ship for Greece wnlch al­ ted States senator. teritea and Junior Leaguers mo­ parkmg purpoiei. The firemen He leaves a sen Frank Felix of baited Charles E. MetJarthy of Ansonla, street. Both were chimney fires. 40 Pieces $1.78 "I ask everyone, when the air raid w arning is the town nu-e'.ir.q which wa.s held hospital as the result of an acci­ Willlngton. Coventry to be fingerprinted and ready la loaded with wheat at The present term of ths office nopolize the top jobs in some com­ were unable to learn who sounded Failure of any householder to a state motor vehicles department Yesterday afternoon the depart­ (Additional pieree Sc each) Frid.iy eveuing A '25 mill tax dent in which both bones in bis leg Edmund Burke and Mrs. Emilda have their pictures taken, Monday Haifa, Palestine, and should sail expires next January. munities. the alarm. comply with blackout regulations inspector, filed suit in Common ment answered two a.arma, both 8 Hankies nr 3 Tea Napkin* or w'h.s 1,'u 1 i-n the presiu.t grand li.‘;t Labonte are patients at the John- evening. this week. Some volunteera signed up in a Administers Oath were broken when he was felled will be reported and their names Pleas (Jourt here yesterday asking being taken care of by No. 1. The 3 Wash UInths equal I Piece. and it ‘wa.s vnte-l to appropriate A large picture of Rev. Leon H. Germany already bad given her burst of patriotism after Pearl Mayor Raymond E. Hunt ad­ by a tree limb, while he was cut­ aon Memorial hospital, Stafford will be kept on file. In future tests $2,500 damages from Lillian E. first came at 3 o'clock and waa a 1 Shirt equal* 3 Piece*. sounded, to remember that the telephone lines must $100 foi the Richmond Memorial Austin was presented to the Chris­ gusTsntw. Harbor, then lost interest when ministered the oath to 25 volun­ ting wood at the farm of Barton Springs. they will be checked. Flying Now Must Booker of White Plains, N. Y. grass fire on Henderson street. At Library U wa.. also voted to build tian Endeavor ooclety last Sun­ He sqld Britain also would fi­ they found defense work cut into teer or auxiliary police Monday Edaall. A fter first-aid treatment "nie blackout this evening will Hartford—Glendon A. Scoboria 4;05 the company went to 36 And, nf roursr. _ ...... the so-called Kellogg R-.ad and the day and waa hung upon ths wall nance the chartering of a ohip by their tinte for bridge and movies. nlghL These men will in pa" by Mrs. Edsall he waa removed to be preceded by a meeting of all of Cromwell yesterday took over Packard street, slim a grass fire. DRV CI.KANING: trolling the streets tonight. 'The I Road as far as fumls would in the Christian Enoeavor room. the Swedish Red Cross snd ex­ At West Point In some towrns—comparatively be kept free for defense purposes. PLEASE REFRAIN the hospital and attended by Dr. sector wardens at 7:30 at the home his new duties In the $7,500-a-year r*apons«, for volunteer police was i v. lth the Dirt Aid Road Former Gridiron The society was extremely pleased plained that food which had been few out o f tbe 169— men were Men’s Plain Suits E. H. Ottenhelmer. of George Rose, Bolton Center. with the gift especially as Rev. post o f acting state personnel di­ most gratif.vlng, many more .vol-' tum^ey. a committee was appoint- The Garden Club will hold lU sent to Greece from Turkey—con­ picked as defense council chair­ Topcoats, OvercoatII All auxiliary state police are to Austin was a Coventry boy going sisting nuUnly of beana peaa po* rector. He succeede^Harry W. unteenng' than could be used. ' collect data about r rearing a monthly meeting on Monday, Referee Is Dead West Point, N. T., Mkrch 8.—fifl men who, for one reason or an­ Blimps Will Be I-adies’ Plain Dretme* zoning district ar.r; report at a report to the O lebester barracks out from this church and receiv­ tatoea onions and fish— wss paid Marah who left the state service- FROM CALLING UNTIL YOU ARE SURE 1 h E 'ALL •oms others who volunteered may March 9 at 1:30 p. m. at the home at 7:30 this evsnlng. — Flying la now a muat at tha other. couldn’t handle tbe job. or Coats •srve at a later test or in some later town meeting It was also ing his inspiration to the call of for jointly by th* Orsek mvsm- Rtate defense authorities have recently to become president of of Mra. R. B. Beimett on High the ministry through some of the U. 8. MUitary Academy. other capacity. voted to postpone action on build- street A forum will be conducted, ment snd American subecribera.ruH had to step cauUeualy in untan­ the New York City Clxll Service Used on Patrol Yonkers, N. Y , March 3—OPl— sainted membera of that same so­ He said it wss hopsd ths ship­ Tha Army*a futnra offlcara hara- O>mmlsaion. 6 S « 2 for $1.19 Caacel Meetings Ing an addition :o the .Northwest with a dlscuasion of Victory C ar­ William Spaigbt Langford, 68. Hawaii Flam Election after will be required to apend a gling local dispute* and in getting The meeting of the Every Moth- school, .to a town meeting to be ciety several years ago. ments could be continued. .rid ot incompetents who bad been New Haven—'The Federal Bu­ CLEAR' SIGNAL HAS SOUNDED." dens and their pooolbllitlea. The long-time secretary of the Nation­ minimum of 10 hours In th* air as reau of Investigation here an- • n Club has been cancelled for calk'd noj later than March 31. refreshment hosteaaea wlU be Mrs. al CoUegiats Athletic Association’s Honolulu, March 3—(S’)— Despite part o f the regular curriculum. It given important jobo. Loa Angeles, March $— (JP)— 'The CASH A CABRV E^NOBIYI tliia aveiilng and will be held next 5liss Ethel Johnson spent the Maay Weeded Out nounced that its agents, working blimps Reaolute, which used to Arthur Sebert, Mrs. C. H. Just, rules committes, died yesterday at blackouts, martial law and gaso­ INvMead Axxonaced TnUBe Safe waa announced yaatarday. with state police and local detec- Week. week-end In New York City with and Mrs. Georgs Hawes. Plcaaa his home after an Illness of more line rationing, the Hawaiian is­ ’’Every man, rcgardleaB of whrt Some, of the stuffed shirt* al­ cairy advertising and passengers The rehearsal of the Rockville frtenda. note that Monday la the day of the ready have.becn weeded out; it’ll Uvea, raided 11 houses in the New over Los Angeles, and the R «]i- than a year. lands plan to hold primary and Bridgeport, March 9—(JP — The Kansas City, Mardi 8.— branch of the aerviee ha enters.' Haven area yesterday, arrested (5MnffiUBlty orrheatra has also Schools here opened yesterday meeting Instead oC the usual Tues­ Ha had held the Rules commit- general elections next fall, Charles Brldgepoiit Bras* Companjr an­ Kansas Clt/s traffic recorda are aald UeuL CbL R. W. Harper, as­ ^ take time to get rid of all the ance, soon will be looking for sub­ boen postponed until next week for the third term following a M. Hite, territorial aacretaryi aald others. CivlUan defenae la a vol seven German and Italian enemy marines. day. tse pgst from the early 1920s un­ nounced today a quarterly dividend safe. In they’rs out of dreu- sistant to th* commandiBg officer alien* and seised a 'quantity of THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY TSweday ex'onlnc because of the week’s vacation. A large new icltcben apd dining til his retirement In 1940. In sd- today, om dala to be elected in­ of $1,375 per ater* on preferred unteer movement If men are giv­ A Navy announosment aald ths Maekout latkm oompietaly until Miss Roso- ta charge of Air Osrpe mlninr, contraband. Including radioa and The local Grange will hold Its room are being built at Camp ditien. he was one of the top grid­ clude a delegate to the U. S. Con­ stock and 25 cents psr umrs on otUa Franklin, seerstary to tha ‘%U1 be taught at least tha rom- en joba thev can’t handle, it takea blimps havs bsaa accepted for TaMbiK Lu a Osaoa tegular meeting Thursday ava­ Nathan Hals, tha Salvation Army iron referees in ths east from gress snd tsrritorial, city and tact aad dipioniacF to get tham cameras and "a gtm and ammunl- trol work aad Mwuiaad tha common stock, payanl* ICareh 81 suparintsadent of traffic and aafa- raanta of avlaUM badbra ha Mavsa tko.” Ihs rsdatal agency would T%a taatinj^tana eeiHiUe atraet iling. Caaop at ■ T l Wangumbatig, to re- 1904 through 1919. county offtcera. . to stockhq|d*n ot record March 1$. ty, flBda her koya. «at Waat PothL” .» out Tea east fira aa Inatwwpa- aad ledi taapaaMvaljr. I M r a____ tORt Yrtptoarasahnqptiy «a jroa not divulge the prisoiMn' Identi' have bcea swum la for flavy aer> how m n y wan of ca«l vie*. The waa flowii ~ T A. K. le 4 r. M. 5---.-j- "MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1942 PAGE SEVEI S MANCHESTEK EVENING HEKAED, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1942 t PAGE SIX president should have to swallow good rtasons why it won’t go off. bit as th* wholesale prices ar* I ^ h t to Vetb soma rider that has no business on Y. M. C. A . Troops Rolling now to be. Orders Speed Mardb Tires a bill Juat.bacauaa tha appropria­ lbinrlr»ft»r All of the racial slemenU of tions measure must be algned,” America ar* in the American It Is the housewife’s right and Man About Manhattan Daily Radio Programs Van Nuys declared. Schedule army, fighting for their owm free­ duty to expect that they will re­ Making An^is Quotas Given Riders Urged Assured that the W-ir and Navy Toward Front Comitis Xeralft By George Tocker Eastern War nme Tomorrow: dom. and they know it is their main stable. ® Department would not make any purchaaea of government-held crop 9- l()— Second Shift Recreation rUBUBHEO BT TUB own freedom they are fighting for. ■BIIALD PRINTINO CO, tua New York—Virgllt* Peteraon Iseup. It Isn't my »tory. It is just a “Nelson Stresses Desper- JS Bowles Says Allotment Vandenberg Proposes surpluses witn the funds involved, group, gym. Vigil in ..Moscow Not II Bll*«n Btrtct They know they have everything story against a background of Senate farm bloc members aban­ 10- 12—Women’s gym badmin­ M ancbtittr. Conn. Demifie Of The White Shirt an American girl who married Power Be Given on Ap* ton; gym. Noticeably Relaxed Aa t h o m a b rB R on soN to lose, on the other hand, If people and events that I know." ate Urgency of War Sunspots Playing Havoc For Retreads Is for Use doned efforU to attach the parity Prince Paul Bapleba of Poland and The Totser Tragedy unnatural immobility of those wax- price provialon to the huge mili­ 1:00—Luncheon, Banquet hall. 0«n*ral MinaBti... America loses. Having campaigned consistently I said, "Princeia, do you feel propriations Bills.^ Enemy Retreats. became a princess. Chapter XVlU., white interlaced fingers. on Trucks Only. tary measure before It waa paaa- 2-4—Baby clinic. Poondad oietabar 1. H*' that people are complacent still- Situation in Talk. When Parris waked, Drake was The rising millions of China are ip persuade the American' public "Beyond This Shore" Is a new about the wai, I mean?" I Whatever the mystery might be With Radio This We^k ed yesterday. The president has 3:30-5—Open gym, boy*. PablUbad B*brr BTanlnt Brrtpt standing beside the bed with a Washington, March 3— — By E«idle Ollmora fighting, with us as allies, and It, that the white shirt Is in itself no novel about at American girl who "In a way," ahe replied, "there I that lay back of this dark and Hartford, March 8—(iP)-Ches­ said that It wc.uld be reprehenaibi* 6:30-0:30-— Men and women Sunday* and Rollday*. Bntarad at Wa.shington. March 3. .P' An breakfast tray. Senator Vandenberg, Michigan Re­ th* Post Otfle* at Uanehtattr. will merely take good faith slid badge of honor, but rather a false marries a Polish diplomat, wit- us danger in slogans. The one about : terrible happening, he felt that ter Bowles, state rationing admin­ to attach a rider which ought to showers. Moscow, March 2— (Delayed)— Conli, as Baeond Class Matl Usttsr. immediate speedup in arms pro­ "Better eat this,, kid." ’ Dr. Tower and Caasle belonged to — The Tuning tonight: Th* war—7:00 publican, proposed with Democra* be vetoed to a bill whlcn could not courage on our part to aee^hat lure which keeps many young peo­ reases the (JustrucUon of Europe, time .being jn our aide, especially. Drake’s manner was so grave New York, March 3.- (JPl istrator, announced yesterday the 6:30—Bowling league all alleys. (>P)—Streama o< Russian aoldlsn ' and gets out with her children just It isn't. Time runs against us. duction to an output even greater him, and to him alone. For Dr. MBS; 7:15 NBC; 7:30 Blue, MBS; tic support today that President be vetoed. SOBSCRIPTION RATES that Parrla looked up in surprise. semi-annual period when short Roosevelt be given the power to 6:30— Firat Aid Course. Ban­ roll out toward a front which haa On* Taar by Uall ...... »»®« they remain our allies. ple from the vocation In which in time. Why? Conquered people can’t go than Preildent Roosevelt's goal Tower there waa a loyalty — the 8:55 C?BS; 9:15 MBS; 10:30 Blue; tire, tube and retread quotas for Farm Bloc Coaaoled "Are you all right, Drake? wave signals don’t behave as they veto legislative riders to appro­ quet Hall, receded farther and farther from Par Uantb by Mali ...... > « ' The example of how the Filipinos they will be most prosperous and Therefore, it wsa natural for me on being shot and seeing their was ordered today by War Pro­ devotion of a diaciple for a bril- 10:45 CBS; 11:00 CBS: 12:00 NBC, all Connecticut rationing districts. Farm bloc members, meanwhile, Moscow but it the vtgU o< this Blncls Cony ...... * J* Anything the m atter?" . ! Ilant and able master. He owed should has turned up again. Aa CBS. Blue; 13:55 NBC, CBS, Blue. 'ITie March allotment of retreads is priation bills. took consolation in the fact that PsllTsrsd On* Tsar ...... I».00 are fighting alongside General happy, we cannot regard the ap- to Inquire, "PrlnceuM how much children sL.. ved forever. If help duction Chief Donald M. Nelson. Parrla threw back the covers capital has been relaxed now that doesn't come, and hope, and en­ thla man a gratitude that he could I NBC—7:30, Burns and Allen; 8,. for trucks only, he said. Vandenberg told reporters that the House Appropriatlohe Commit­ MacArthur'a men is proof enough prdhehing shortage of bleaching of this boot ts autobiographical?" Stressing the desperate urgency and swung his feet out of bed. usual, aunapota get the blame. efforts of the Senate farm bloc— no German Army preases on It,' tha MEMBER o r She seemed surprised. "Why, couragement, they’ll have to give of the war situation. Nelson called not even communicate. So far most of the effect has ' Johnny Presents; 8:30, Horace The March quotas by districts: tee had written Into the regular TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS "See here, Drake, you can't fool later abandoned—to attach a pari­ To Hold Third change ia scarcely noticeable. of how fruitfully eaay it la for en­ chemicals a.s one of the major none of it. and yet on the other in A man can't endure ten years for around-the-clock productlpn to Hla grandmother, Dr. Tower, been spasmodic rather than a con­ ; Heidt; 9:30, Fibber McGee; 10, Stamford, passenger, 112 tires, Agriculture Department appro­ Th* Assaalatsd Press Is sscIusIts- me. Something's the matter with 94 tubes; truck, 166 . tires, 209 ty price amendment to a $32,762,- Look across a great sweep at ly sntltlcd ta tbs us* ar rspubllea- lightened policy to create a loyal­ calamities of this war. hand all of it. ■ I can write only O' five years of horror unless he boost output 25 per cent on all ex­ you." Casaie—to loae three people who tinuous blank-out. Network, over­ ! Bob Hope; 10:15, Red Skelton. priations bill a restriction against the city from my window. ' were a real part of your life, all I CBS—8, Missing Heirs; 8:30, tubes, 80 retreads: Bridgeport, ■ -g-t n p n 737,900 military appropriations use of the administrative funds of tlon af all nsws dispatches crediiea ty and a common cause which Because of this shortage, we are (•tiout the things I know and have knows that salvation la coming. isting machines and launched a "Cassle'a dead. Parrla." seas pickups, listening posU and bill demonstrated the need for ■ Lenten Series There is a long line of troops, ta It ar not etherwla* credited In .seen. It wouRi have been stupid to The Dutch, the Belgians, the In one week. Parrla felt old, ex- ' Bob Burns; 9. We the People; 9:30 passenger, 161 Urea, 134 tubes; I I The Commodity Credit Corpora­ this paper and also th* local new* crosses all racial lines. told, shirt.s will not be a.s white as four-point promotion campaign Parris opened his mouth but he home listener! all have been legislation which would permit the the soldiers' brown overcoat* write about a Roumanian or a Crefihs, they can’t endure torture I spent. He was thankful for perlenclng about the same ilfflcul- Report to Nation; 11:30 Preview truck, 370 tires, 415 tubes; 159 I o tion to dispone of crop surpluses, Ruhllsned herein. couldn't make a sound. retreads; Danbury, passenger, 51 president to knock out individual swishing airhost to the ground, the All rlrhts of repuhllcatlon of In short, everything can and of yore.. If they get so very gray Hungarian whet. I am married to a forever. We've got to hurry . . . "Her father killed her — and Drake's friendly assurance in the ty with erratic reception. of Navy Relief Show. which could depress the existing men singing a Red Army song In days that followed. Blue—7:45 Income Tax Inter- Urea, 42 tubes; truck, 160 tires, items or riders in money bills. Sessions Tomorrow Eve­ apselal dispatches herein ar* also should be on the plus side for (he that you won't be able to tell who Pole, when I lived in Waraawr, and hurry!" committed suicide.” These sunspot-produced magnet- Risk Arrest "This is the perfect example of prices of farm products. \ unison. rsaerved when I know the Polish people and It seemed attange to look at this ! There waa a conference tyith ic storms which react primarUy on , view; S:30 Meet Y our^N a^O Fa- 164 tubes; 63 retreads. senator Ruszcll (D.. Ga.) pre- | democraeles, so far as relationship has a white collar job, the long "Good God, Drake! It must Waterbury, passenger. 101 tires, the necessity for the so-called item ning at South Church- I'nlforms NSw .And Fresh of N. X. the conditions there." young woi.iao whose friends call Colonel Skeffington and Patterson radlo wp.ves occur generally .in' moua " Jury Trials; 9:30, NBC Sym­ dieted that th’ s provlstou would be Full service client with the various races ia concern­ range results, we think, will be have been because — It was my 85 tubes; truck, 228 tires. 265 They must oe hSaded toward tha Service Inc. her Jilly, w 10 went to Vassar and fault." Lawes in the same dingy room September and March and last for phony, Fritz Reiner. retained by the Senate If It pass­ Martin as Speaker. front. You notice their uniforms ed, while the Nazis and the Japa­ very good. People will take jobs j knew that ahe had recently dreamed of l;rcomlng a writer - it at the bank where he had settled varying periods, depending on the MBS—8 What's My Name; 9:30, tubes; 97 retreads; Beacon Falls, ■ IV avy On Lookout for ed the Hou.se. although he said he Publlshsrs Representative*, Th* "Don’t even think that, Parris." passenger, 39 tires. 33 tubes; are new and fresh. Julius Mathews Special Asency— nese have already shown their according to the kind of work they i Ici tured 'n * hundred i itirs, that stemed stringe to think that as Drake shook him. "Now, you hla grandmother’s affairs. They Intensity and the duration of the Guy Lombardo band; 10:45 Songs SuilorH ami Civilians doubted that it would be effective They, have all kinds of equip­ Now Tork. Chicaro. Detroit and !ne wife of 3 prince she saw Aus- would dispose of the Tower prop­ Under Western Skies. truck, 66 Urea, 74 tubes; 28 re­ In preventing sale of government- The third in the University Of Aryan and their Asiatic victims hke. , best,w . '.u the - kind .V,., that ...iir will r,ovpay . she had w.-rltten a best seller titled listen to me. You keep your spots. The experts hope this one treads; New Haven, passenger, ment—machine-guns, trench mor­ Boston. tna crumble, and Czechalovakla, erty for him. although perhaps he will last no more than a week, Discussing Secrets. held stocks. Farm block members Life, Lenten Religious Scries of that their real aim is slavery to mouth shut. T|ght, do you hear?" 195 tires, 162 tubes; truck, 509 tars, automatic rifles, portebla MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF I their ability best, not on the basis | gd^er autobiographical, that her then Poland, Holland, France. . . . Parris tried to pull away. would like to keep the library... with gradually decreasing effect. What to expect Wednesday: The have been attempting to prevent North and South Methodist stoves and long spearlike instru­ men of all births and color. To see her. you might think she war —Morning: 8:00 NBC, CBS. tires, 675 tubes; 219 retreads; Mer­ such sales at a price lower than CIRCULATIONS. of what kind of shirt the job car- luisband and her children were In "Listen to me, Parrla. You can iden, passenger, 45 tires, 38 tubes; I San Francisco, March 3—UP)— churches will be held in South ments which they stick Into tha We don't believe any such race people whoyShould go ; this country, that "Beyond Thla rnt! never b - . shnre"Shore i Llppincott I was her first hhe is tall end quick,, both in watch out. It’s not your fault. number Parris forced himself fact he is to be on Sunday nights waa on the lookout for sailors and o’clock. University of Life is divid­ No one pays t.iem much atten­ war is going to happen, unless w.- to trade school instead of to col­ 11:00 MBS; 11:15 MBS; 12:00 treads; New Britain, passenger, others. bility for typocraphical errors *p- novel that .she was understand- : I'cech and r.iuvement. and essen­ He must have been crazy." to return to Dr. Tower’a study hereafter, he’a going to listen to 90 tires, 31 tubes; truck, 175 tires, civilians alike who talk too free- ed into two sessions lasting fifty tion. Troops are a common sight in psarlng In advertisements In the prove ourselves unworthy of tho.se lege will, perhaps, do ju.st that ably on tender hooks until the re­ tially American. You'd never for his notebooks and the letters Jack Benny, who also broadcasts NBC, CBS, MBS. minutes each. In the first period iCsneheatsr Eysnln* Herald. "How— 197 tubes; 76 retreads. I ly about Naval secrets, and first Moscow. V other races which should be our views came out and the public's | ki.ow that at 20 she went down "She was dead In bed from from Vienna about hia schooling. Sundays, the samie aa ever. Not Afternoon: 1:00 Blue; 1:45 NBC: five different classes are being of­ Up and down between double ' 2:00 MBS: 3:15 CBS; 4:00 MBS; Manchester District Figures I arrests were made in s campaign Tuesdsy. March 3 partners In the fight for freedom, acceptance oi rejection of her with infanti'e paralysis. some kind of poison—they don’t That night he waa about to pack only that, he is going to continue : to guard the nation's security fered: in the second period every­ lines of streetcar tracks, apecial novel becanje plain, that she "It still bothers me a little," she 4:45 CBS. MBS; 4:55 Blue; 6:45 Hartford, passenger, 255 tires. Grants Freight or unless careless platform sensa­ know yet what it was. Must have the composition books away when the comments he makes In hi* own . ashore as well as afloat. one attends the class led by Dr. militiamen march with rifles slung loathed appeasers and that ahe be­ .'■aid. "In F rvl!*jjd, where people been something quick." he noticed one, thicker than the program about his microphone CBS, Blue. 214 tubes; truck, 580 tires, 652 Rear Admiral J. W. Greenslade | Earl Furgeson. of North Church, across their broad shoulders. The Battle For Java tionalists talk such a race war in­ Connecticut lieves nothlnc less than an all-out |place such e'opha.sis on sports, I others, closely written in Dr. "enemy." NBC—2:15 p. m. Mystery Man; tubes; 249 retreads, Manchester, announced the Navy shore patrol | Rates Increase on "Understanding the Bible” They are everywhere, through­ husband had "brake—I’ve got to go and find 5:46 Three Suns Trio; 6:30 Stella passenger, 39 Urea, 34 tubes; to being. Wfort . . . even by the women and ' couldn’t rid*. My out—” Tower's small, difficult handwrit­ The only way he can tune In on had been atrengthened and would | Richard Martin, Speaker out the city, on guard In every the children, the halt and the lame ruch fine horses." Unger on Movies. CBS— 2:30. truck, 110 tires, 121 tubes; 47 re­ The Battle for Java has, to date, What could have been Mr "Oh. no you don’t! You stay ing. Benny will be to halt hla own re­ work with the FBI, Army military The guest speaker in the first block to make sure no enemy . . . can win this war, I* may be. as she aaya, that It Parris stared at it for a mo­ hearsals. Because the script will FGetcher Wiley, philosopher; 4:15 treads; Willimantic, passenger. 29 hour class "Living Through And followed the aad pattern of all the Lewis’ object In making such a Y ankee right here, and I’ll go. But— ’ police, and local authorities in Washington. March 3 (A5 - A parachutists drop In without a •That's what the girl in the , ctii: bothers her. But as she moved ment. He wondered If he had a be prepared by that time. Fred In­ Children Also are People; 9:45 tires, 24 tubes; truck. 109 tires, guarding against careless blab­ After the War" will be Richard proper reception. other battles In the Far East^ gjj|j prediction we don't know, rl'out the room, answering a tele- damn It, kid, don’t you see you Scattergqod Baines. Blue—12:30 126 tubes; 47 retreads. general six per rent Increase in Martin of the Connecticut Tax | Bv A. H. 0. novel thougni. too, but I’m not that | might get mixed up in this some right to read it. It waa clearly tends to leave an open space ao he bing of military secrets in tav-j Flrat—last Saturdsy—there was^ hen Lindbergh issued such girl. I didn’t fall in love with s ' j hone here, a doorbell there, I a sort of confidential record. Cer- can fit In any gaga the listening Farm and Home Program: 2:30, Norwich, passenger, 43 tires, 29 erns and other public places i rail and water freight rates, with Bureau who will speak on ’The way ?” Into the Light: 4, Arthur Tracy’s tubes; truck, 107 Urea, 117 tubes, the report that the Allied fleet had I wymlnga, it was because he was newspaper man. That incident at i thought ahe rtaembled nothing so t.ninly, Parris thought, he. more Inspires. Although the two now I "We are determined to bring a exceptions for certain basic com­ Economir Aspects of the World James L. McConaughy, presi­ "Mixed—up —in—it?" Song, m b s —3 Mutual Goea Call­ 45 retreads; New London, pas­ At War " Norwegian Coast won a decisive victory over the i the German emlassy in Warsaw , much as a l"he tennis player. And “ Well, you’re the only person than anyone else, had a right to are on rival networks, there has ; halt to rareleas talk about Naval modities, has been authorized by j recommending that we use the dent of Wesleyan, and former lieu­ never really happened. I made it 1 a good one s': that. know what led up to the tragic been no lessening in the friendly ing: 5 Chicago Symphony, Chil­ senger, 55 tires, 46 tubes; truck, affairs. ” the admiral declared. Mrs. W. Ralph Ward. Jr . will approaching Japanese armada, ever went there. You have been 139 tires, 155-tubes; 69 retreads; the Interstate Commerce Commis­ race Bnenace as the excuse for tenant governor, made an apprais­ And ‘ mysterious night feud that started six years ago. dren’s Concert. The espionage act, which pro­ Senator Vandenberg continue her class on "How Can I Rid of Civilians and forced it to flee. A few houra seeing CaSsie. haven’t you? Middletown, passenger. 62 tires, sion. Learn To Teach Religion? " Rev. makin(^sfrlenda and partners w1tn al of our Congress the other day. , she was here in this house. last He turned the lamp up a little. vides death or imprisonment as Drake had gone to bed. Then he 44 tubes: truck, 157 tires. 175 maximum penalties, will be used veto." the Michigan senator de­ The Increase in revenue Is expet- Mr. Butler of East Hartford with later, Saturday night, came the Hitler. We doubt that Mr. Lewis "The Seventy-seventh Congress," I Dr. McConaughy chargee, the which indicate that the child pos­ night!" I cd to be about $203,000,000 a year, sibly needs help In overcoming .began to read. . . . tubes; 67 retreads: Tornngton, I to give "teeth " to the campaign, , dared his class on "Understanding Our­ newa that the Japanese had ef­ he said, "is held in lower esteem ! behavior of Congrews Is a aad "Well, we’ve got to tell them. 1080 W D R T '3 6 0 passenger, 47 tires, 39 tiibe.s; whereas the general 10 per cent Stockholm, March 3.—{/p— An intended anything like that, but commentary on democracy. But nervousness are such signs as He grew heavier of heart as Adrtiiral Greenslade said, disclos- ■Seconded by Van Nuys selves:" Dr. O. P. Campbell and fected three landings. than any, at least since the Civil ’ Donald M. Nelson I—’’ WTIC truck, 159 tires, 178 tubes; 69 re­ Increase asked by the carriers official announcement in Oslo, he should, perhaps, have made his the real commentary Is on the nightmares and bed-wetttng. The the pages turned. This waa an­ Kilocycles , mg that first ajrests already had Hia views were seconded by the class "On The Christian War," "I swear. I’ll knock your head treads. ! would have yielded about $314,000,- Home;” and Rev. Mr. Ward, in his German-occupied Norway, said to­ The Japanese proceeded to ex­ meaning clearX Or was that too He did not say that the reason voters, who seldom tell the po­ appearance of a speech disturb­ for full labor-management cooper­ loose if you don't do what I tell other man than the one who eat I been made. ‘ Chairman Van Nuys i D-Ind i of j Members of the Bartenders' un­ 000. This Is exclusive of the $46.- class "■■'■hat It Means To Be A day the coast of the territory of pand at least one of these landings this Congress is held in such low ’ litical machines that they Insist ance such as stammering may ation. you. Listen—just as a favor to and taught him clearly and me­ Tueeday, March 8 ’Tueeday, March 3 the Senate Judiciary Committee, 1 much to ask of genius conde­ thodically. ThU waa the earn* ion promised to cooperate as did OOO.OtX) from tie passenger fare in­ Methodist." Statlandet had been barred to ci­ with amazing awlftnesa and dar­ esteem goes way back to the gra.ea | on a certain standard of eandi- also Indicate that the child is on A.S outlined by the production me, let me go downtown, and I'll P. M. which has under consideration a | scending to tell a group of hopeful chief in a radio address over the brain, but funcAoning in an alto­ PM. representatives of tlie Tavern and crease already effective. After the second session the vilians. roots and the swamp roots of j dates. a nervous tension. Nail-biting, come right back. If everything 3:00—Against The Storm 3:00—David Harum. resolution by Vandenberg calling ; Statlandet is a peninsula on the ing. Then the United Nations de- young minds how Hopelessly be­ Blue Network last night, the cam­ gether different and frightening Doctors Ready , Hotel Owners Associations. for a constitutional amendment to Commodities excluded from the Married Couples Club of South this country. He confined himself fussiness or crankiness and the looks all right, you can go out 3:15—Ma Perkins 4 00 Ad-Liner — Musical Co- Church will serve refreshments I west coast of centre! Norway fanders awung into action, and paign involves: manner. It was the brain of a bril­ "Orders have beeij, given to re­ accomplish ttua-.purpose. Vanden­ six per cent boost but awarded a nighted they were? to a deacription of its actions. He development of habit spasms such yourself. I just don’t want you .3:30—Pepper Young’s Family operative. three per cent Increase Included s and the session will conclude with which juts out into the Norwegian they have at thii writing, pro­ as blinking of the eyes or invol­ 1. Establishment of joint la­ liant mad man—a man who killed sponsible officers i’n the .district berg said he believed the goal did not aay that Congre.ss acts to get talked about unnecessarily. 3:45—Vic and Sade 4:45 - Mark Hawley. News headquarters." Admiral Green- list of agricultural items, livestock a brief aervlce of worship. I sea about 120 mile* north of Ber- HEALTH AND DIET untary twitching of the facial bor-management comraitteea in That's all. Now, will you promise his wife when her mind snapped: For Wounded could be reached by passage of a duced what aeems a stalemate in this way because the people and who killed. hU daughter because 4:00— Backstage Wife 5:00—Mary Marlin. ; sliKie said, "to ensure that there and products, and low grade mine ------gen. the states of this country send muscles are oftener possible indi­ each war plant to direct produc­ m e?" 5:15—The Goldbergs. simple law by Congi’ess, but since New automobile tires and tubes | Residents of the ooaatal lectlon the land fighting. The Japaneae Each Housewife a Policeman her mentrfl unbalance was grow­ 4:15—Stella Dallas will be no more thoughtless chat­ there was controversy on this products. Specific increases were men to Congress who will act that ADVICE cations of nervousness. > tion ‘’up to and beyond the presi­ •’Yes.” 4:30—Lorenzo Jones 5 30—Ad-Liner — Musical Co- have been seized by the goy'«-n- ^ were removed, the announcement are being held to the positions dent's goals;" ing worse with the years; who Dress Rehearsal Only 36 ter of the kind that might give aid poipt he advocated taking both granted various types of coal and Price Administrator Henderson way. A great deal may be done to took hie own Ilf* because he knew 4'43—Young Wldder Brown operative. .and information to the enemy. coke. No increase was approved on ment of El Salvador for super-' said, but no other details were they gained in the firat few houra Furnished by the McCioy help the nervous child when the To Assign ProdncUon Quotes routes. baa begun to move with his cofir We will mount way up on our j Drake didn't com* back Until that he was coIdlV, clearly insane. S.CIO—When A Girl Marries 5:45—Scattergood Baines. Hours Before Pearl "Any talk about ship move­ •'There is no reason why the Iron ore. vised rationing. given. high pedestal and say juat that. | Health Service parents go at the problem with 2. Assignment of production S:l^_Portla Faces Life o f their landlnge. But. also at this trola into the field which directly noon. Ife looked hot and tired. An arrogant and intrepid intel­ 6:0O~News. ments.’ task organizations, and This Congress is operating in ex- i understanding and are willing to quotas to each primary producer, Parris met him et the door. 5;30_W e. The AbbotU 6:05—Hedda Hopper's Hollywood writing, a new Japaneae convoy Address communications to The with day-by-day scoreboards in ligence flared throiigh the pages, Harbor Attack. operations is dangerous. So is concerns the cost of living. He ^ tly the same atmosphere as the | look for the cause and do every­ "Drake—quick!" 5:45—Musical Interlude ’ 6:20—Heard A Overheard—Jack talk of movements of personnel." ia reported approaching Java, pre­ Herald, .Attention McCoy each shop; sometimes wandering, sometimes ha*. In fact, begun to act for the pa^ .several aesslona of the Con- j thing possible to remove it. Dr. "It’s all right, kid, aa far as driven willfully, along dangerous 6:00—News Zalman* "If In doubt, be silent,” is a rule paring to land new troops and Health Service 3. Aw-arda of merit to work­ New Tork. March 3 A benefit of the housewife. necucut legislature have acted. It Frank McCoy prepared an article you’re concerned." ’ ways. The Gordons, there h'ad 6:15—Strictly Sports 6 30—Rhirthmelodles. which he recommended for civil­ ^quipmant. The United Natlona Is o^ratlng in exactly the same' called Nervous Children which ex­ men "making special contributions g:30—Salon Orchestra lucky break for Pearl Harbor's It is up to the hou.sewife, how­ ‘That’s not the question. 1 been no doubt for Dfv Tower, 6:45— The World Today. ians and Navy men alike. atmosjiherc as many local politi- ; Helping the Nervous Child plains some of the common causes to greater production;" 6 :$5—Lowell Thomas 7 00— Amoa 'n' Andy. wounded, a dress rehearsal of the Navy apparently has little strik­ 4. Speeches and other reports, mean, did you find out why he were to blame because he was ever, to make sure that she gains cal adneinistrations throughout ! and also offers some suggestions 7;00—Fred Warlng’s Orchestra 7:15—^Lanny Roas. medical forces only 36 hours be­ ing power left. It Is up to the air by. soldiers-and sailors who use killed her?" refused a post at the asylum. the benefit of his action. ConnectiXit. Many children early in life de­ to follow In helping the child to From then on he had fed on the 7:15—News of the World 7:30— "Second Husband." re­ force to do what damage it ran. It the weapons, to the workmen whb ‘ No. HU letter—he left a letter 7:30—George Burns and Grade fore the Japanese attack, is The Price Administrator, seek­ And the key to all this atmos­ velop nervous tendencies which build up a more stable nervous on hU study table— didnt' tell any bitterness of hU own solitude, 8:00— Are You a Missing Heir? ported in the current Journal of ‘Victory Suits’ does not seem likely that the land­ phere Is the persistent tndltler- | system. biMld them. Allen ing to simplify his own task, and I are often not understood by the reason at all. He just explained consoled himself with the assur­ 8 30—Bob Burns—Guests. the American Medical Aaaocia- ence of the public Itself to the The nervous child may seem to Nelson called upon labor lead­ ances of his own superiority, and 8 :00—Johnny Presents ing of Japaneae reinforcements I parents, and hence, not properly ers to go the limit in adjusting dif­ that he had killed his daughter 8:55—Elmer Davis-New*. tion. to establish some form of price actual calibre of the men It be a little harder to live with than noted with icy detachment that 8:30—Musical Treasure (Theat 9:00—We. the People. The death rate of the wounded Without Cuffs can be prevented. ' managed. ferences without stopping produc­ and waa going to kill himself. 9:00—Battle of the Sexes control without undertaking a vote* for for public office. In his more phlegmatic brother, but The rest was just directions that his own abnormalcy flowered in 9:30— Report to the Nation. was only 3.8 per . ent. The reason.* Thla pattern—the willingness to routine timea, thla Indifference The child of the slender type remember this, the nervous child tion and asked management to re­ Cassandra. 9:30— Fibber McGee and Molly mountain of red tape and police move any causes or juat com­ he and Caaaie were to be buried 10;15— Public Affairs. and new treatments are described pay a huge price in ships and men doesn’t seem to matter, except with a thin face, narrow chest is potentially a valuable child. His here In Kings Row.” v. ParrU shuddered. Kings Row, he 10:00— Bob Hope ly Dr. John J. Moorhead, New work. Is Issuing his edicts to spply plaint by workmen. 10:30—Rdd Skelton and Company 10 30—Wherever You Are, ar Production Board to a few people on pedestals. and small bones, is much more greater sensitiveness, when rightly "Is that all?" ' felt vaguely — narrow, aplteful, 11:00— Esao Reporter—New*. York city. World War I colonel, for the first toehold—the ability to at wholesale, not retail, levels. likely to be of a nervous temper­ To .businessmen "who whine But now It Is paying off In the managed, Is a great asset. "There was a letter addressed gossipy, inbred Kings Row — had n :00—News 11 05—Sports Roundup. who was in Honolulu delivering a Becomes Style. Arbiter; strengthen such toeholds almost ament than a child which is that Washington hasn't done 11:15— Dance Music Thus, yesterday, a "celling" on midst of crisis. to the bank, and to Colonel Skef- killed them both, or waa at least 11:10—Musical Interlude. course of lectures on surgery of round-faced and full-chested enough for them" he Issued thla 11:30—St. Louis Serenade immediately—and the gradual 25 varieties of canned fruits and Of all this, the Wesley'nn prexy Question* and Answers flngton—a kln^ of a will.” aa much to blame aa the hand of 11:15— News Analyei*. injuries. Overeoats Affeeted. may plead tactful ignorafice, for The latter ia likely to be phleg­ .reply: "Where is your initiative? Dr. Tower. Somewhere else— In a 12:00—IVar New* achievement of a superior force— vegetables went Into effect. But (Hot BBthaV ‘Then he did have kinfolks some­ 11:30— Bonny Goodman’ Orchestra On Friday night, Dec. 5, the he himself was one encouraging matic and seldom becomes nervous Where la your enterprise?" city—some place where his mind AM. lecture was on wounds, civil and BLACKOBT Wa.xhingtnn. March 3.—i/P) — has been the pattern for all Jap­ it went Into effect among canner.s whereas those of the slender type Question: Virginia C. Inquires; He said the output of produc­ where?" - 12:05—Roy Shield's Orchestra 12 OO—Linton Well*. News. ThI First Interceptor Command, United States Army, has ap­ example of a man of ability and "No. He left everything he had would have been appreciated, hU 12:30—Vaughn Monroe's Orches­ military. A targe part of the Army Tlie War Production Board today anese operations in this war. and wholesalers, not among re­ character who waa actually talceii ! usually possess much more sen.si- "Would dally hot baths of 30 min­ tion lines would determine wheth­ genius welcomed, and hU strange­ 12:55—Newt utes each be Injurious to the to you." tra. and Navy medical personnel at­ became style arbiter for the na­ proved the entire blackout test program designated by the Conn. There wdll come a day when they I into public life by a political rrta- I live nervous systems, er the United Nations could bold ness 0%’erlooked for the sake of tended and In discussion brought tailers. The ceiling he set was i health of an elderly woman? The the battle lines and ultimately "You’re crazy!" Tomorrow’s Program 12:55- News. tion with a decree permitting only will be prevented from gaining the ' chine. But for every Instance !h However, when the parents rec- "No. I'm not. But I'm damn both, surely Dr. Tower would have themselves up to the miiiu'te. They cuffle**, .ploatlea* and frill-lese the highe.st level wholesale prices which the normal political routine I ognlze the nervous tendency and i * very weaKen^ crush the Axis. found... AM. Stote Defense Council in its communication R 42 and the follow­ firat toehold, or when, having sure Dr. Tower must have been.” 6:00—Reveille and Agricultural Tomorrow’s Program could not have done better if they "victory suit*" to be manufactur­ for these commodities reached be­ does reach out for a man of char- fc^ive the child the proper care, this j demand* this daily Hard Months .AheaMl And Caaaie! There might have had picked the hour for the Jap gained it, they will be destroyed | hot bath. "Hard months are ahead," he "Left It to me! W hy? What been a normal girlhood for her In News A M. ed for mrn and boys frtftn March tween F'eb. 23 and Feb. 27. acter and ability, it foists a dozen sc'nsitiveness may often be turned ' for?" attack. ing orders are issued: intd a definite asset. Answer: I am convinced that warned. "Those of us on the pro­ a kinder en\1ronment. Here, locked 7:00—Morning Watch 6:00—Sleepy Slim Serenade. 30 on. before reinforcements arrive. But ] Thla means, if the ceiling fs ob­ second rate ward heelers on the "No explanation at all. Colonel 7:00—Newe. Made Tempomry Colonel Ruled out entirely were twd- public. During childhood, there may be the taking of very hot baths dally duction line have got to get into away from everyone—from would- 8:00—News When the assault came Dr. % that day la not yet. I served by canners and whole­ Skeffington asked all sorts of 8;15—European News Roundup 7 10—Shoppers Special— Music, pants suit*, vesta for double- If we wanted to run for Con­ a marifed Instability of the nerv­ over a prolonged period of time thla fight now. It's a fight in which be friends as well aa jealous, gos­ w a s The hlgbeat hope that la now ‘ questions. W’ondered if you had Time. Moorhead made a temporary breasted suit*, full dress coats, salers. as it undoubtedly will be. gress from Connecticut, how ous sytrtem and the sensory and may produce enervation or weak­ no bold# are barred. Our enemy sipy Gordons — what chance had 8:30—Radio Bazaar colonel again and directed some of 1. Towns in the designated areas shall execute a blackout test has suspended all the rules. We any inkling of thU. But you see ■he been given for rationality?” 8:55—W T lC f Program Parade 7:30— Robart Program. the cutaway coat and double- being advanced for the defenders ! that the retailer has no valid ex­ would we go about It? Would motor nSsrves may respond too ness. eap«Eially when the bather it excuses you, all right, from any the surgical teams. One new in­ can’t fight by the book. For that He closed the notebook and 9:00— Playhouse 7 40—Bond Program. breasted tuxedo coat. Those ad­ of Java is that they may be able ^ cuse for raising his prices on these we make ourself Intelligent on easily to friltation or stimulation. remalna. In the water for as long responalbllity In Caaale'a death. strument. an electro-magnetic the Issues, study public affairs, The result Vs that the child lacks ns 30 fnlnutes each time. Prac­ reason nothing can be allowed to passed his hand over hla eyeg In 9:15—Food News 7:55—News. detector developed by a New York dicted to evening wear must be on the date and within the hours stated. to retire into some strategic I items from this time on. But If that had been what he killed 9:30—Aunt Jenny’s Real Life 8:00—Newa of the World. content with the single-breasted and consider our election an nervous contltpl. a-s evidenced by tical experience has taught me delay production. her for, he wouldn’t have left you the old gesture. city transit system technician, got mountain fastness, suQh as Gener- ^ there is no law or regulation honor to be gained from public that such baths may have a decid­ "There must be sweat and ac­ Parris awakened Drake. "1 had Stories 8:20— Shoppers Special —Music, Its first use. tuxedo suit. hia tendency go to pieces hU property." 9:45—As The 'Twig I* Bent Manchester is in Test Area No. 4 xind our test dote is Tuesday, al MacArthur sought Out on Ba­ which says he cannot raise his appreciation of our qualities, or ea.slly. Also, during the growing edly weakening effect. The show­ tion -on the production line to to tell you." he said. “ Now I’ve Time. 1 It locates, without X-rays, im­ Overcoafai Under Order Parris beat on the table with 10:00— Bess Johnson Overcoats, too. came under the taan Peninsula, and there hold out would WF tie In with some |>oll- period, the nervous system may er bath on the other hand, seems match the blood and action on the got to destroy this” 8 30— New*. bedded metal, revealing Iron, *teel, price.*, if he can gel away with it. battle line." his fists. "I dont' care about that! ■’We’ll bum It in th* kitchen 10:15— Bacheku’s Children 8:35—Shopper* Special—continu­ order which is expected to save 40 March 3rd, 1942. for some time to come. Any | Ucal machine, maneuver ourself be thrown nut of balance by slight to have a stimulating effect. I I don't care about that! It's Cas­ brass, copper and to a lesser ex­ The result Is that, where retail­ suggest that the hot bath taken stove." 10:30— Help Mate ed. ' tent lead. It enabled the doctors to 50 million pound* of wool for Into the nomination, and expect physical changes, such a-s the ab­ aie! Caaaie.. .too! What did she 10:45— Road of Life such strategy’ in Java, however, U ers try to continue a policy of to grab election by riding on in the tube be used not more than^ 9:00— Press News. ^ to save two Uvea by picking ma­ the armed force*. They will be sorption of poisons from the co­ d o?" He leaned forward and bent Parrla and Drake atood on the 11:00—Mary Marlin likely to find the Japariese wnlling jumpmg prices, the housewife somebody's coat tails? lon because of constipation. twice a week and that showers be 9:15— School of Th* Air of The chine gun bullets out of spinal shorter and les* full than present 2. The Air Raid Alarm and recall will sound. hla head on hU clenched hands. little atatlon platform. They felt 11:15—Right to Happiness Americas. topcoats or overcoats, and will to pay the price for complete vic­ Who .. goes to the state legisla­ The nervous system ean be used on the other days. If the Your Federal He began to cry. uncontrollably, cords. It proved helpful in 22 other roust be her owm and Mr Hender- stiff and awkward. 11:30—The Story of Bud Barton 9:45— Store# America Lovee. operations. have no belts, cuffs on sleeves, out­ tory. as they have not yet been ture Some would-be public serv- helped to develop in a healthy. patient Is in the habit of taking making small, Incoherent sounds. 11:45—David Harum son s only policeman | majority these long hot tub baths you may A girl came through the atatlon 10 00— Betty Crocker. •Able To Clleek Outrome side patch pockets or fancy back*. The Blackout Signal Will Be Given At Approximately 9 P. M. wnlling to pay it on Bataan, for steady manner when the fejiild is Income Tax "You stay out of It. Some­ door and atood looking about She 12:00 Noon—Gene and Glenn If it is discovered that retaile.-s , of the legislature's members, get fed simply, ia insured peace and ' find it hard to persuade her to 10:15—Myrt and Marge. Dr. Moorhead on returning to To the ca.sual observer the only body’ll begin to ask you quea- waa very pretty In a huaky, forth­ P.M. noticeable change in men* suits the existence of a continued reaust- ^ ref^M!^ to be governed by th* there becau.se they sense, a grab security in the home and wheh he j change S o . 49 tiona, and juat like I said, you 10 30—Stepmother. the United States waa able to right fashion. She saw Drake and 12:15—New* Reporters 10:45—Woman of Tourage. check ont the final outcome of the will be the absence of trouser ance on Java is more dangerousJ whole.'ale price ceilings. Mr. H en-**’’ ,'*. the obtain.* sufficient sleep and resK Last Gall For Income Tax Returns haven’t got any more sense than to ' her gnor-blue eyes smiled. 12:30—Singing Neighbor 11:15—The Man I Married. wounded. He attributes the low cuffs, WPB said. The boajd feared 3. Actual blackout operation shall terminate on the All Clear to them than is General MacAr- IX'lillcal hark work necessary Excitement, late hours, highly I (EggpUnt) to tell everything you know." 12:35— Day Dreams derson will have to revise his ^et the nomination. "Hello!" _ ^ 11:30—Bright Horizons. of life to nine causes. These an brupt style change would start thvir’s valiant hut thoroughly Iso­ i emotional scenes, too much:h atV Question: L. J. inquires: "How Have you filed your Federal In­ Parris looked a little blank, Drake turned. "Why. Randy 12:45— Slngln’ Sam strategy, and set retail price ceil­ To be a candidate for pffire, it , tention. continual scolding or nag­ come tax return? I t you come ihrerythlng I know?" 11:45— Aunt Jenny’s Storlee. are, (1) early receipt of the a buying rush for "victory suits ’ ^ signal at approximately 9:15 P. M. lated stand. ! should eggplant be cooked?" • Monaghan!" 1 :00—News wmunded. (2) preliminary • shock ings. But even in that event, the IS always more important to ne ging, Incorrect diet, over-empha­ Answer; Prepare it by boiling In within the group from whom re- 12:00— Kate Smith Speaks. which would defeat the conserva­ "You know that Caaaie came "You going away?" 1:15—Th* UlUe Show treatment (plasma and blood tion aims of the order. There can be no ur.dereslima- , housewife would still be "m ” with the right political boss sis on winning good grades ^t water dr by baking it In the oven. turne are required, you have only 1:30—Marjorie Mill* P. M. po- running here last night like aome- "Parrla is going to Europe." 12:15—Big Sister. transfusions), (3) adequate wound Suit coat lengths will he three- tlon of the great slakes Involved 1 I than it is to have ability. Some' school, any of these may serve to until midnight. March 16, in which thlng waa after her, and wanted "Sure enoughi Going to stay 2:00— How to Enter A Contest 4. Police Department shall stop all street traffic during the pe­ liceman. It wall be upon her re- , when political conventions to file a return Single persona 12:30— Helen Trent. cleaning without closing the wound fourths of an inch shorter than in Java. Ita conquest will complete Increase a tendency toward nerv­ Dietributor*’ stocks of canned you to marry her." long?" and Win . Heaving the wound open ia one of fusal to pay more than the fair get into the complicated task of ousness in the child bom with a fruits and vegetables were sub- who earned aa much as $14.43 a 2:15— Medley Time 12:45— Our Gal Sunday. the average now worn, and top­ the great essc-ntial phase of Japa­ "Well—” "Four yearn— maybe five. the new developmente). (4) use of coats and overcoats will be two to riod of blackout. pnee for any commodity, no mat­ building a "League of Nation.*” sensitive nervous system. stantlally larger on January 1 week for the 52 weeks of 1941; or "Can't you Imagine what Kings Drake waa looking very steadily 2:30—Medical Talk 1 00— News. aulfonamida in ‘ wounds and by four inches shorter -which “con­ neae operations. It will add years ter how much ahe needs it, that ticket, it Is merely necessary to, be Some of the warning signs than a year ago. niarrled persona living together Row would make out of that! at Randy. A alow warmth of 2:35—Concert Matinee 1:05—The Inside Page. available with the right racial 1 ll^l-Woman In White. mouth, (5) adequate after-care, (6) tinues the style trend already un­ This includes automobiles and pedestriansr. to the duration of this war. the ullimate success of consnmer who had aggregate earnings of aa ‘Think a little, you numbskull!. color roee under her deep ten. 2:55—News background. much aa $28.85 a week for the 1:30—Vic A Sade. absence of puttees which reduced der way, " WPB added. But if Java goes the stakes will ‘This towm'a bMn talking about Drake took her by the arm. "Gee. driven-ln dirty apparel, i7) cli­ price control will depend. The ad­ You can count the outstanding year, are required to file returns. the Tower* ever since I can re­ Randy, 1 bet you’re the prettiest 1:45— Life Can Be Beautiful. Merchant tailors and "tallora- All traffic must cease. be shifted elsewhere, and they will nominations in Connecticut poli­ matic conditions. (8) early hour of to-the-trade ■ will not become sub­ vantage of having Mr. Henderson The Instructions attached to the member anything, wondering girl In the world!” 2:00— Young Dr. Malone. become proportionately higher. If tics in the past dozen years on the Washington in War Time forms desertbe the method of pre­ 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne attack, when the men were clean ject to the order until May 30. be- .set ceilii.gs for retail prices would about 'em, and the like." She laughed—a not vary good and not war-worn. (9) few flies. Java meanx a longer war, Austra­ fingers of one hand. Cross was paring returns, but If further In- The narrow circle of questions attempt at her old rough “and Recreation 2:30— Fletcher WUey. cau*e most of them have aubstan- .5. Wardens in outlying districts wiH patrol their areas with be. that the housewife would have one. McConaughy was another. tormatlon is neceasary it may be 2:45—Kate Hopkins.. ■The results" he says, "were lial stock.* of cut good.* on hand. lia or India might mean losing the ^ By Jack Stinnett agement in administration of thla began ita grinding revolutions ready manner. Her color deep­ better than 1 had ever seen during an actual hgure to go by, whereas Baldwin turned out "to be good, otoalned at the officea of the col- again. W hy? What? Why? The complete ll.st of suit regu­ war. The next ta-^k before the war. A few weeks ago and months ened. 19 months in France when serving dimmed lights, sounding the blackout warning on cor horns. when ceilings are set at the W'hole- but he got the nomination purely Washington. — The efforts to 'ector of Internal revenue, deputy Why did Caaaie come last "Here ahe comes! Center Items lations: United Natl ms, and it may have Ijccau.'ie no one ebse wanted it very before that, federal officials were with French, Belgian anfi Ameri­ 1. No vests for dowble-breasted -lile level she merely knows that stem the tide of humanity moving collector, or an internal revenue night? There waa a bustle and a quite can medical formations." badly. Hurley has turned out to screaming that the civilian popu­ agent in charge. They make no Today: Two Diseases suits; permitted with single- to be accompliftied almn.st imm--- there should be no great change toward Washington by warning lation would have to forget "buai- W^at was ahe afraid of? unnecessary hurry about the be good, too, but that, too, waa charge for their eervlcea. What reason could he have had place as the train of two coaches 6-9, Junior boys game room open breasted suits but may not have 6. The following shall not blackout: diately, is to see that the Japanese ■in the prire on the grocer's shelf merely a lucky break for the peo­ parasites to get out of town and heaa aa usual." Now a preponder­ patch pockets, collar’ or lapels. moving a handful of government If Income-tax returns are placed have had for killing her? clanked to n atendatlU. The pas­ E. S. and W. S. Show Declines I«ttrrn of conquest doesn t g et, gut in edher event, her responsi- ple of Connecticut, for the process ance. of the congressional and ex­ in the mall, they should be posted Dhat reason could ha have had 6- 7, Small gym open for boxing Deaths Last Night 2. Men's coat length limited to agencies to other cities have ecutive mail la atatlng in no uncer­ sengers climbed the steep little Airway Beacons. thf first lo^bolj in eilhrr of Ihe.vc ' billtv is the which nominated him waa the en­ In ample time to reach the collec­ for killing himaelf? steps, the few trunk# were E. S. 29>i4 inches for size 37 and other Defense Industries. same; she must pro­ tire opposite of good. We insist proved about as effective as try­ tain terms that it ia far past the sizes in proportion: boys' coats nrw dlrrrtions ing to bail out the ocean with a tor’s office oc or before the due Why didnt’ Caasle explain thumped Into the baggage com­ 7- 8, Small gym open for handball Hartford, March 3—(HV-The in­ tect herself against unwarranted that the recent special congres­ time when elective and appointive date— that ia, midnight on March Rochester, N. Y.—Gustave Tin 24 inches for size 14. Army Posts. Navigation Lights. sieve. The federal powers-that-be officials should have forgotten things last night? partment of the forward coach, E. 8. cidence of meases and whooping pnee nee* sional- election waa a bright spot, 16 for calendar-year retuma Taz- Why didn’t Dr. Tower leave a and the wheezy conductor called. 6:30-7:15. Women's plunge lot, 55, former concert master o f ' 3. No patch pockets or belts of because two able young men, each are now preparing to act. "government as usual." cough cotitlnues to decline In Con wool. ^Railroads. Getting down to casee. and The President has ordered a re- payess aubjact themselvea to a letter for him since he waa leav­ "All aboard.” period E. 8. necticut, the State Health Depart­ the Rochester Philharmonic O r -. Airports. Sinclair I>ewis’ Race War in tune with the state of the na­ Secondly and juat 'aa important, penalty for failure to file returns cheatra, the Minneapolis Sym -!j 4. No fancy back coats—"vents, taking the hat of foodstuffs upon •survey of personnel reqiiirementa because the men who make the ing him his property? Parris atood on the rear pUt- 8:30-10, American Lithuanian ment said today 4n its weekly re­ tion and the world, were nominat­ oc time. Why—and why, why hadn’t he form and looked back through CiUaena Club basketball period E. phony, the New York Symphony belts, pleats, tucks, bellows, gus- For the author of "U C^n'l which Mr Henderson's wholesale for the balance of thla fiscal year lawa and administer them are be­ port, with 238 cases of the former I sets and yokes." ed. But that, in turn, waa one of and the fiscal year 1942-43, bn the ever come right out and asked the thick smudge of acrid train 8. and the Paris Opera Comique. | Happen Here" to go down t'3 price ceilings beckme effective those rare Instances when public ginning to see It around them disease recorded at present com­ 5. Knee width of trousers re­ basis of the new 44-hoiir work everyday, ia that Washington ia Caasle about herself? smoke aa the steUon slowly re­ 8- 10, Bowling alleys reaped forp a rt with 282 a week ago. Whoop Denver—Samuel C. Mooney, 63, Please obey instructions of wardens. All wardens will wear Wesleyan University, and use a yesterday, the housewife should attention was actually focussed on He couldn’t go on always not ceded. He felt a blinding terror P. Emond's group E. 8. Scotch-born pipefitter who be­ stricted to 22 inches and bottom week. He says specifically that rapidly approaching the aaturatlop Prison for Theft Ingiequgh cases dropp^ from Zi width to 18'; inches for a 32-inch coUegiete forum as the setUng for ^ know that there should be individual ability rather than on every man and woman not abso­ knowing what lay In the peat. at this moment. came vice president and general i no more machine poliUcs. The two parties point. It will not come because of to 60. waist. These -widths are normal. white armbands with the letters C. D. printed on them. B Undberghlan warning to the cf' lutely needed must be released for lack of office apace, aa aerioua as Parris sat rljgld. and Drake Drake gave a deep sig>>- Tomorrow: Thera was a decline also in tear' superintendent of the Great West­ than one more upward adjustment knew they had to select men good *T hate to see that boy going ern Sugar Co. 6. Inseam measurement of trou­ war work. He further has ordered that condition has been and still ia Of Tires Proposed waited. Drake’s Ups quivered 6-9, Junior boys game room open let fever cases, from 45 to 37, and feet that we may see "this coun­ on the following canned goods: enough to stand up In a spotlight. aver so litUa aa ha watchad. Par' aavay. He’a tha beat friend i got.” sers (leg measurement) restricted that the* Bureau of the Budget re- It will come because of lack of E. 8. and W. 8. the number of lobar pneumonia New York—Guatave Anjou, 78, Protect your children . . . KEEP THEM INDOORS. try within the next 10 year* fight­ apples, applesauce, apricots, cher­ If they had to operate in such an ria’s face had altered during these "He’s a nice boy, lent’ he?” to 35 inches for Size 32-inch waist, aurvey the entire government per­ housing. '6-6:45, Junior boy’s plunge caaeq remained at 48. genealogist who made 60 trips to keeping normal length but elimi­ ing for our very lives against s atmosphere all time, In regu­ sonnel set-up, here and In the field, * * * hours. That soft-complexloned "The very beet. Well—there he Europe and several around the ries, fruit cocktail, fruit salad, lar elections, things would be Harrisburg, P a , March 3.—(ffh— period E. 8. A, case of diphtheria was report­ nating cuffs. combination of black and yellow to determine the relationship of As ironical aa it may seem— A measure to Impoaa a 10-year look ha had always had was gone. goea Four years! Ooehl" He world, tracing lineages of wealthy Street lights will be turned off. peaches, pear*, pineapples, plums, vastly better, and the legislature turned, and his stiffened featuroa 6-7—Small gym open for hand­ ed from Plainfield. There was none 7. No pleated, tucked or contln races," U a little out of character ^ appropriatlona to necessary man come spring and aummar, people prison sentence and a $4,000 fine ball E.. 8. in the Btata last weeki families at a price of $9,000 a pedi­ uous (overlapping) waistbands. asparagus, beans of all varieties, would be better, and Congress It-1 __rk "With good jobs and money In thdr for the theft of automobile tires or Parrla and Drake returned achieved something of hla old gree. W’aa Mr. Sinclair Lewis merely J 7-8, Small gym open for boxing Single-breasted overcoat* may beets, carrots, com. peas, pump­ self wouldn’t be held In Dr. Me “ * * pockets may be sleeping In tba tubes waa prsaented to a commit from the double funeral late faunllka grin. "Say—my buggy’s New York—William 8. Lang­ All time lights and neon signs must be turned off. Conaugby’a "low esteem." down here. How about coming E. 8. MlUtary Writer Dies be 43't inches long and 56 inches trying to make himaelf .a gro- Government surveys are a dime capital parks because t b ^ cannot tea o t the Pennayl'vania LagtalS' tha next afternoon. It had been ford, 68, succesor to the late Wal­ kin*. sauerkraut, spinach, sweet H'e get the local admlnlstra- 6- 8, Boys Intermediate basket­ wide at the bottom for a size 37 tcaqua aanaation among the col- a dozen. Under ordinary circum­ find homea Ten years ago, homes ture for study today. more of an ordeal than either of for a ride?" ter Camp aa secretary of the Na- potatoes, tomatoes, tomato catsup tioB, the state leglalature, the "All right," ahe aald, ’.let’a " ball league E. 8. , London, March 3.—(ff>)-llaj. regular with other sizes varying Prepare and blackout your refuge room so you have light. Wgtaaa? Or was "It Can t Hap­ stances, there would be no reason were to be had for a mare prom­ Presley N. Jones, Democratic them bad anticipated. Thera waa 7- S, Beginners swimming class Ueoal Intercollegiate Football proportionately. Boys’ overcoats and tomato juice. Coogieas we are cootent to vote to believe that either of the two a curious crowd that packed tba (Te Be CoattaBed) Gen. L. H. R. Popa-Hennaasy, ise to pay something—alinoat any- member of the House, prepared for women E. 8. niilitery writer who foretold Rules Committee. may be 37U inches long and 48 pen Her*” more wishful thinking There may be retailer# who for. They ar« Bonnally second mentioned would result in action. thing-»and people were Meeping tha bW, whose proposed penalties dim, ahabby houae. Everyone rate, aad aeeia dlagaBURgiy Ftoack OBBal ^ 8- 9, Intermediate awlmmlngone of hig works how Garmany's Jacksonville, Fla.—Frederic A. Inches wide for a size 14. Double- Hum aincere warning to the have not yet adjusted their prices But there are important forega In the parka here bccauee they had are the same provided for kutomo- watched Parrla Ha had ffone a Tllto*), 66, third assistant postmaa- breasted men's overcoats may be third-rate 1b a criala, beeanae we bearing down on the present situ- claaa for women E. 8. blitzkrieg would operate, diad to­ Ansertcan people? DO joba bUe theft. little faint whan they aeated him 8*9:30. Ramblers basketball tar gatieral under President ooa tech longer and stz techee Vrld* to tha wholeaaia levels permitted make ao acrlona advaaee teat of atlon. In the first place, there are near tha A ahaaf a t Tha Caaal du Midi a t Traaca day. PD^Henaany, who began Already them am trailer towns hla military earsar with tha Oz* Hoover. ar, whll* Doys’ doublabreasted AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS COMMITTEE. A t nay rata. Mr. Lewis should by the Henderaon order. But, once theca. We go to the poUa like many ladicatlons that theM people from Hates Point to tba suburbs A ntlnn«d from^Psge One) G.'iswold street, died suddenly of Be Held Tomorrow - r v " s e n t s Military Damage Slight full and complete page of interest Reading and Se­ che.ster. to Joseph George Stri- a heart attack this morning, while to women. Judy's Bargain column Evening in Town. P lections from Master*. mike. son of Mr. and Mr.s. William Although 42 enemy bombers Area No. 1, from which enemy at .work in the velvet mill of Che­ In Leading Team to W in Striinikc of 53 Mill street and 18 protecting fighters were has grown to full page proportions. ahens and Americon-Japaneac may ney Brother.^. Bassiihk (Quintet Miss Bassette is employed at the overhead at once, officials said The latest recipes, patterns, news be excluded or their rrovcnicnts One of the most important The Chaminade Musical Club military damage was slight. Aban­ He was born in County Armagh, phases of the air raid warden's du­ Flare Parachute company here of interest to the housewife under re.stricted doned homes near the airfield Ireland, and has lived in Manches­ ties. that of handling incendiary held iU i-cgular monthly nvetinR and .Mr. .Strimike is a took maker these trying times will be featured Lieut.-Gen. J. L. DoWitt, com­ Blond Bliz^rd Rages yesterday afternoon at the Center were destroyed and, during bomb­ manding general of the western ter for the past 52 years. bombs, will be covered tomorrow at Colt's. every Wednesday until further George Owen Stars Last Night Oonfregatiooal church with a ing lulls, the enemy fighters dived defense command, under whose Besides his wife, Mrs. Mary night at the High School auditor­ notice. Through Holy Cross large nunibei of ita active rn' in- to machine-gun the streets. jurisdiction aliens now come, said (Wetherell I McAdams, he leaves ium. Mrs. Harold R. Burr of 7 Lydall Altliough word had been cur­ his first evacuation order would two sons. David H. McAdams of All householders, whether ward­ Quintet; First Half bers present. street has rapidly become an ex­ Hoekev Star The meeting was called to order About Town rent that a huge invasion armada, deal with Japanese aliens and Chicago and Samuel J. McAdams ens or not, should make a special Down Danbury; Bris- Slom Thinkers V by the president, Mrs. Marjorie | hearing heavy rcinforcenienCs to­ pert, and critic of the home. Her American citizens of Japanese de­ of Manchester. Also, two daugh- effort to attend this class. It must I Oose; Final Stanza )»-cekly column is followed with in- Nelaon. It was decided to give a j ward the island's shores, was be­ scent now in certain vital militai'y t'-rs. Miss Edith McAdams of be remembered the warden is only teipst by local women who are .„ipu„Tooigh.. B e \ e r Shots Never a Pro Blitz Buries Home ’ concert for the beneht of the Hod ing battered by relays of Ameri­ areas. Hartford and Mrs. Martha Gates one person and is limited to being Gcrultl Yoiiiig. cd ft L.u'u.'.l seeking bargains from reputable Cross in October and the president | can fortress bombers, the Aneta Exceptions To Be Made of this town. He leaves nine grand­ in oi^y one place at a time. Speed By The Associated Press i Cluh; Girls Triumph. Rti-cet. collap.-ed thi.i afternoon at News Agency said that up to 7 firms. In conducting her column sras given the power to apfwiint a German anu Italian aliens will children and one sister, Mrs. Eliza­ and promptnc.ss are the most im­ 2:3.5 111 the entrance way to Dr. p. ni. (8:30 a. m.. e.w t i nothing Judy, as she is better known, has beth Magee of Palmer, Mass. The Connecticut Interscholastic | ^ , American Bom Player committee to work out plans dur­ be evacuated later. Elxceptions will portant factors in handling incend­ The Polish Americajis clicked in ing the summer months. The regu- Boyd's office. He wa.s obsem-ed , to whatever was known to support always demanded that the mer- The funeral will be held Friday iaries. You must handle them your­ Athletic Conference's "Oth annual Graham Disagrees With tali suddenly and an emergency ihandi.se offered is of high quality be made, he indicated, for aged Quit Game to Enter grand style ‘o the eecond half lar June picnic will be held as .such reports Italians and Germans and thevse afternoon at 2 o'clock at his home. selves. basketball tournament was under Trick Shot Artist; Slow usual this year and a eommitlee call was .sent out for an .andni- Ijirge Jap Tanker Sunk and able to pass a personal test. Rev. James S. Neil, of St. Mary's If you wait for the warden or Business; College Men against the holy Cross team of lancp. He brought to the .Me The bigge.st thing in the country with children in the American way today with two Class A and Will be announced later. The communique announced armed forces. Episcopal church, will officiate fire department it will be to»i late. Thinking H is\ Main New Britain and won going away morial hospital, where it was an today from the standpoint o f the three C-D qualifying games out of A nominating committee to timt a large Japanese tanker had "Immediate compiiLsory mass and burial will be in the East Learn how. and the best place to Like Sport. 47-29. The first half was a corker nouneed that he was the \ictim of housewife is to get the best out of the way and not a favorite yet choose a president and vice-pi*esi- beeiv sunk off the Java coast and evacuation of all Japanese and cemetery. Funeral arrangements learn is at the school. Ask yourself Weakness. fcKKl and increa.se the nutrition fallen by the courtslde. and at no time did either team dent was appointed by Mrs. ^<’el- a heart attack. that \Allied bombers had scored other aliens from the Pacific coast are in charge of Thomas G. Dou- this question. What would I do if By Harry Oreyton son and consists of Mrs. Eva M ood, values. Every recipe appearing on an Incendiary bomb hit my house? In the Class A tournamsnt open­ have more tnan four polntn sepa­ direct\hits on two enemy trans­ is impracticable, " General DeW itl gan. By Dillon Graham New York, March 3 — George rating them. When they left the chairman, Mrs. Ida Woodhousc The Willing Workers of the ports o\ 10.000 and 8.000 tons, but this page will have the approve! of If you have all the ansWbrs, fine, if ing at the New Haven Arena last the State and Federal agem-ies said. "Eventilally. orders will be New York. March 3.— Far b^ it Owen, who quit at hli peak to en­ floor it was 11 16 in favor of Man­ and Mrs. Gertrude Minor .South 'Methodi.st W.S C S. will made n\ reference to any new not get them by attending the night. New Britain walloped Dan­ from me to challenge the state­ along pure food lines. issued requiring sll Japanese’ in­ chester. The Manchester girls had Program Preamtad meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 aprro8ch\pf an enemy fleet. cluding those who sre American- school or by contacting your ward­ bury, 41 to 28. and Torrington ment of such a golf expert as Joe ter birslnoss, generally Is consider­ The meeting was then turned in addition to all these features Fiinerald little trouble in stopping the home at the church The hostesse.>i will The new\blows boosted the ene- Mrs. Harold R. Burr horn, to vacate all of Military en. eased out Bridgeport Basaick, 36 Kirkwood, the trick shot star. But ed the greatest of Amerlea-born over to the program committee. Judy's columns will al.so appear club 25-6. be Mrs. A C. .Mankin. .Mrs. Lada mVs toll o ^ J a v a to 30 war.ships Area No. 1. Other Subjects tovere«l to 31. the guy Is dead wrong! \ hockey players. Mrs. Alice Shaw read an interest­ With the bargains for the house­ thing that will increase the value •Mrs. Anna MoCoHum Other subjects to be covered are Obuenowski Stars Richmond and .Mrs. Nettle Fenton. and transports sunk or damaged. "Thase Japanese and other The C-D tournament opened In Kirkwood, whose trick shot ex­ Right from the start A l Obu- ing paper touching the highlights hold which has been a feature since of her page to its readers. Any par­ The funeral of Mrs. Anna Mc- chemistry of fire, fire extinguish­ \ - The trouble there is that Owen (Ashore. a\Rcuters report in aliens who move into the interior the afternoon at the Weaver High hibition I caught at the National chowskl gave notice that he would the romantic composers, Men­ she took over the column four ticular iteni a reader would like to ( ’olliim. who died at the Manches­ ers and their action, cooperation first saw the light of day in Can­ ot Pa.-t matrons of Temple Chap­ London from W ndoeng said the out of this area now will gain con­ Gym in Hartford and Morris Sportsmen's show the other day, have been more at home avenging delssohn. Chopin and Hiszt. Mcn- years ago. In order to maintain know more about, plea.xe send m ter Memorial hospital on Satur­ with the fire department, fire haz­ ada, though the remarkable de­ ter. O.E S. will hold their monthly Dutch had put their defense pl.siis siderable advantage and in all eliminated Bloomfleld, 35 to 32; says slow thinkers make the best the defeat of laat week down in drissohn received a more extensive this high standard Judy again in­ snd ask for more specific informa­ ards of,cities and towns and for­ fenseman of the Boston Bruins waa meeting Thursday evening at eiglit into full force anVthat the fight­ probability will not agaii} be dis­ day. was held at 2:Q0 p. m. today Staples of Westport defeated golfers because, while making a Bristol. He lad been named the education of any compioser, had a vites suggestions, recipes or any- tion. est fire fighting. raised around Bo.stori. o'clock in the John Mather room ing w-as on a majW scale ! turbed." at the TTiomas G. ciougan funeral Woodbury. 47 to 33; and Farming- shot, there brains are not disturb­ blond blizzarJ. but last night he full and happy life which was por­ The last subject, that of forest Owen was a five-letter man at Al Obuchowski of the .Ma.sonic Temple. The host­ The communiqucX which ended No Immediate Evacuation home. Rev. James S. Neil, pastor ton edged Glastonbury, 30 to 27. ed by a lot of contradicting ideas. combined the tactics of a hurri­ trayed in his compositions of more than 24 hoursXof suspense of St. Mary's Episcopal church fires, should be of particular inter­ ' Harvard, and Art Ross has been esses will be Misa Mabel Trotter General DeWitt's order today, The Class B tournament opens to­ Southerners, as a rule, are delib­ i searching for one like him ever cane along with this name and which he wrote an Incredftablc over the course of the ferocious mg taken. ■’ he went on. "to officiated. Burial was in the East est to residents of outlying dis­ morrow in the Weaver Gym. amount. He was a talented organ­ and Ml.ss Liela Webster. A social Grange to Holil designated as Public Proclamation tricts. Tncendtarics or no incendi­ erate, unruffled thinkers and. he since he decided to call It an Ice leally went to town. Play centered time Will follow the business meet­ struggles at three JapaWse beach­ strengthen the key points of thc.-e daddy of all American-born with a 4 to 0 shut-out and Mike clicked. son. This was raucfi enjoyed by the will be held in the newly decorated Marjorie, Jarman: Columbia by established and a.ssured. it was c fflctals calling 46 personals. Bas- ear to ear. fatal. . . . but it dc%s cause aom® i To Close Season; All said ten Japanese Navy "O " fight­ Mason\ Nuhfer, and Enfield by The remainder of .Military Area sort of an ailment that medicos, leg rookie -outfielder George Don- , players never performed as a pro- Habern’s Silbrot team duplicated P.A.’s 8tep Up Pace dub members aa it was done a junior hall at the citadel and tea pointed out, the Army can proceed Japs Claim 211 Kii k, was weakened by the loss of aldson of the Philadelphia Athle- | fessional. There was no Inducement the feat by taking Lee’s Esso team As soon as the teams took the ers were raked with machine-gun Lucy s\ Birdsall. The visiting 1. comprising approximately the How About Hogan, Nelson? cannot understand. Last Sunday Plav Fine Game. capella, showing the result of will be served. with what General Marshall call­ five men on fouls, while Torring- tics suffered Sunday probably will when Doug Everett was graduated by the same score. floor in the second half the local fire as they were about to take off masters y ill provide part of the we.stern half of Washington, Ore­ Board to Approve So, according to Kirkwood, he local golfers openid the season on much rehearsing by the group ed "the business of carrying the Warships Sunk ton lost two. The winners could keep him out of the lineup all sea- from Dartmouth. Clarence Freheit, Captain and I combination started to click and from an enemy-held airfield "and entertainment following the busi­ gon and California and the south­ has all the qualifications of a golf­ March 1. for the first time in which included Mrs. Gustaf­ The Women's League of the Sec­ war to the enemy." This day may­ match 20 foul points with only The Pioneer Parachute Girls son and may end his baseball Everett waa more than 30 when Generalissmo of the Tavern club j w hen they did it wa.s all over, put out of action. Including their ness meeubg. ern half of Arizona, was designa­ er. Ah. but he has never broken I years, at the Manchester Country son. Virginia Whitehill, sopranos; ond Congregational church w-ill be six or 12 (months away, experts Apartiiieiit Plans eight field goals. ended their season laat night career. he nearly won the Olympic Games cooperated with Vic Kausett and I They set a sizzling pace right crews.", Local Grange members are urg­ ted as Restricted Zone B. Within a hundred. That is, honestly.' C^thla Perry, Helen Cooper, oec- meet tomorrow afternoon with estimated, but they did not con­ (C>>nHnu««! from Page One I It was a aec-saw fray through­ club. The players said that the ______."There ts some question wlieth- championship for this country in George Armstrong in turning in | from the wire and maintained it A bontb burst among three Japa­ ed to make a special effort to at- , thi.s area, some aliens may be per­ There’s a silly rumor that he | greens were in good shape, too. agaihst the Sacred Heart team of ' onds; Cele Moore and chiarlotte Mrs. F. V. Williams of Tolland sider such a time lapse excessive. out and 'rtirrington took a 33-32 1932. America lost to Canada, 2-1, scores 354, 353 and 344 respective- j until the final gun. This was when nese seaplanes-and destroyed two tend the meeting tomorrow eve- mitted to live with certain restric­ At the meeting of the Zoning sneaked under once when he used ------East Hartford, at Burnside, w in -' Tyler, altos. The familiar con- Turnpike. The speaker will be ning. Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson snd '■'’ nsidering the immensity of the naval battles off SocraViaja lead with two minutes to play. and then tied the neighbor entry, ly which downed the stubborn i Obuchowski cut loose. He took the t ^ t o sole "O Reel in the Lord" of them, also as they were about- tions. Board of Appeals Thiir.sday night A fter that Oneglla sank a foul a hand mashie and absent-mlnd- Due to the fact that the Bridge­ ning 2i-13 Bobby Moran was the ; son's leg w.-is broken in Mrs. William R. Smedley of Pom- her committee ■will serve refresh- "o rk incidental to mounting a All of the remainder of the four anti r.atavia, .lava. last week­ 1-1. Everett scored the first goal Parachute Company aa the Maasa-' ball of fthe back board; he shot was Bung by Mrs. Shaw and Eva to take off. It added. there will be submitted to the and Mele added two more free j edly forgot to count all whiffs. Al- port Swedes could not musttr su r for the Manchester awie" , two places when he attempted to fret, and her subject, "Our Re ments at the social time to follow, i world-scale offen.sive. i states was described as Military end. A communique also identifie.1 and was credlteil with an assist on ro brothers and Frank Wilson [ from almost impossible angles and Wood, gccompanlst. The filial num­ (An official of the Netherlands board for final approval the num­ throws to finish the scoring. Daly I extra shots out of sand. enough players to corrie here last arid she was aided and abetted by , 1,^, fought In vain. i virtually ran the home club rag- sponslbilities." I Ares No. 2. No regulations or re­ another heavy United States the other. ber In this group from "Elijah" government-in-exile in London said ber of apartments to be built on of Bassick and Pcnsl of Torring' I rather think this proof ex­ week the game with the United the rest of the squad to end the <;„mlnrnn Hitting Walter Noske, Bert McConkey | ged. Opolach and Haraburda aided strictions were contemplated for cruiser, reported sunk earlier in A ir Mail Bill Morton, who 10 was the lovely adr "Hear Ye. that the Indies government had Dominion StfUus Offer the so-called Olcott property. A t a ton were high scorers with ten plodes the guy's looney outburst. Aircraft was postponed until next season In a blaze of glory. The | Ta„,pa Kla. Veteran Ival and Walt Arkivy proved to be the in ttii.a/drive that swept all oppo- A grass fire at 5.45 last evening shifted from Batavia to Bandoeng, this area. naval action off the Java coast, a.s years ago played plenty of football Israel” sung in her usual sweet Vk tlivell Rein rns meeting of the board last Decem­ points each. (I am forced to concede, however, Sunday, March 8. at Mt. Nebo. local lassies have won ten games | coodm an-w ith young Eddie Lu- big guns for Mike Haberen's w ood-' sition/iii front of them, on Stock House Road near the seat of the military headqua.ters. Predicted in London To De "Second Hungarian Rhspaodic" in Sslisbiiry School Board. Sf. John'a synchronized Axis drive through near Dayton, where he is com­ football to play baseball . . . Pro­ ...102 94 117—313 driver was hurt. The vehicles were exploaidn of the depth charges in The vanguard of ■ Japanese lassies undisputed champions of Ashley. Pa., outpointed Bob Wade, Breen . . Total* ...... 22 8 47 duet form played by Grace F'raser church of Salisbury and the Litch­ the Middle East An ambitious 2\nlo Ceases Lead manding officer of the sixth Air bably some of the guys who bump­ Marys\’llle, Mo.—(^ •--It'i for Bantley 97 105— 202 damaged but ho arrests were msde. the stem. forces operating in Java reached our city with vlllsge charm. 161, Newark (81. . . . — Holv Cross and Dorothy Keeney. field University club. pincers movement of such huge Corps. ed Into him last fall told him he good reason that they call Wilbur Chirago Player Quits 0 Officer Edmund Dwyer investigat­ The Jacob Jones waa the ninth a point within sight of Bandoeng, Louisville. K y.—Larry Cisneros, Stefanowicz. rf .... 1 2 Funeral arrangements are in­ proportions Is not excluded aa a Major Mc'Velgh was granted a Netherlands E>st Indies military didn't need practice. Stalcup. M aryville* basketball 527 1521 ___ 4 1 9 ed. 111 Court Trials Naval ship officially announced as But we get around to baseball 162. Fort Knox, outpointed Robert 498 496 Januszcnskl. If complete. possibility. flve-day furlouxh. unexpectedly, headquarters city, laat night, a coach, the "Jumping bean" of the Baseball: Says Game 0 2 lost so far in the war, including now frequently There is quite a Simmons, 140. Indianapolis (101. Silhroe (4) Kurlowicz. c ... ___ 1 However, while the United N a­ and was able to return to Man­ special dispatch to Nichi Nichi More Power To ’Em M. 1. A A. League Usually he ___ 1 2 4 Meeliiip MonP)—Senator Carl Hatch (D-NM I. principal of the school was at the -The jinx that has hsunted every j Bradjey fire you^as manager pioneered in barring freshmen 5 25 and all others interested will be An hour later Mias Hyrrell’s body was reported by the Navy. Pailiman, 97 Prospect street. N Y U drops football, eh? at long to bother about the contract they : Totals . . 1 0 tion not to expect miracles, but seriously hurt in an auto accide.it school early and turned back the American Hockey league scoring' While it's probably only coinci­ from intercollegiate competition, welcome to attend. The meetjng was found about 500 feet from her OM Type Destroyers Admitted today— Samuel Turk- lost, a *mercy killing in Intercol­ sent me. I don't expect to play I Holv CrxMut which begina. at 7 30 shuuld prove reported that "an all-out effort is Friday, was reported out of danger ington, 127 Henry strec,; Mrs. early arrivals. This was not true of legiate sports." leader finally caught up with dence, only four of the complatn- may take steps this week toward Urbanowicz, rf ...... 0 1 1 (^oasl (siiarcl Boat home by Special <»ollceman Lewis being msde In the unspectacular last night by Dr. W. R. Lovelace. The Truxton, the Reuben James ers remain on the Indians' payroll. anymore. I haven't been at home wartime modification of the ban. interesting to the many o-wner.s Mary Hunt, 109 High street; Ste­ the other schools. aandy-haired Pete Kelly last week, d ring one summer since 1928 a'nd Chanko. If .... ___0 2 2 W. Bowers. but vitally essential task of es­ Hatch, who suffered a spinal frac­ and now the Jacob Jones were all The bus that arrives at the Cen­ is in the No one expects the faculty com­ o f new homes in .Manche.'-let;. Policeman Foley aaid there was phen tylebmao. West WUlington. Odds And Hotne Ends but the Springfield flash appears to I’m going to spend'this one right 1 Woszyna. c ... ___ 1 1 3 tablishing our sea and air com­ ture, will be placed in a cast and of the old World W ar four-stacker ter each morning at'’8;52 was a Navy. * Frankie Pytlak mittee. the Big Ten's governing ___ 0 0 0 Mrs. Norman Ash. secretary of Picks Lp 5 Bodies no clue as to the Identity of the hit Birth today— A daughter to Mr. West coast Boxing promoters be "in” despite some tough luck. here." j Nledzwlecki, rg munications. will have to remain in the hospital type of destroyer. The Jacob little late. The children, about 50 and were peddled bo-nski. Ig . a 1.200-ton vessel armed with four- the Manchester Green bus. were " - - ■ ■ ■ l.cinnsti, respectively. Outfielder promises have been suggested: MassachusetL’ Horticultural .so­ Dlcharged today—Irwin Weiner. shows at Stockton, Calif., and ever, they wouldn't go Into adding "I'd take less money. If I I Point Pleasant-H. J., March 3 inch gluts and capable of a speed left standing. It was raining hard Ben Chapman i* managing the 1 Relaxation of the ban on in­ i Totals ...... 1 4 6 ciety. wh'''h may he bought at an X 995 Maple street; Thomas GigUo, they're afraid profeoolohal promot­ cage for him with the result that signed, than when I broke Into the ■V> A Coa.'t Guard patrol boat Voles to Legalize of 35 knots. She waa equipped also and they aU got soaked. Piedmont Club of the Virginia I tercollegiate contests between Referee. Kacrynskl. appreciable discount before .Maii ti p - ked up five oil-covered bodies 19 Birch street ing is on ths way out . . . StUI, be he was held to one point, an 1! majors” S.) far as he's concerned 1 12. She would also like to hear with 12 torpedo tubes. State league. freshman teams. This proposal has fr--m the sea yesterday, all be­ the A m y is helping boxing moke a aoaist, which brought hla total to Pitcher Mel Harder was given !' "they ran do anything they want I from the Garden club members or War Seen Causing Shift The vessel waa the second of the approval of K. L. "T lig" W il­ lieved vutims of the torpedoing Movies on Sunday comeback In Louisrille with Mike 66 fdt the season. an unconditional release, although ' with me- sell me. trade me or re- I others interested ir making the that name to be lost in action with son and H O. Fritz " Crisler. ath­ Friday o( the tanker R. P. Resor Roffa and Lsury Cisneros of Fort Fortunately for him, however, he he hope* an arm operation will ! lease me but I'm quitting for ' bus trip to the Bosl- n show .,i the enemy. The first waa the Jacob has piled up a sizeable advantage letic directors at Northwestern w hi( h carried a crew of 41. There Knox fighting ths headline bouts, place him back on the payroll. good.” Wetlneiiday Man h 18. A num.ber In Trend of Accidents Jones of World W ar days which and scrarosrs from Fort Warren over runner-up Lou Trudcll of and Michigan. Sport Briefs were two survivors. Pitcher Johnny Humphries was Billy got Into organized baseball 2. Modification in the rule re­ frenn this town to

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RED RYDER Bragg’s Bragging Now BY FRED HARMAK ^ 1^1 A Citu's Wants tiassified for\bur Benefif Sense and Nonsense HIM— AND C&i-LEC^’ 1MC- D^cated To... ' A bride shows a lot of enthusi­ Something Tells Me #1000 ffewARD 36 .51 Apartments. Hats, ent surtax of 6 to 7 per cent to be "He hasn't come in yet." asm in picking the new furniture Automobiles for Sale Help Wanted^—Male Household Goods abolished, but be replaced by a That we would need larger fire Announcements , Tenements 63 Need Wardens "I expect him in any minute.” for their love nest—until she FOR SALE OR RENT, hospital "special war surtax" of 16 per Violent Wind "He 'just aent word in he'd be reaches the Kitchen Department. departments if there '.were aa FOR SALE—1939 DODGE sedan, OPENING MARCH 23 for ( apablc a many fires aa there are fire-aalea.' TRANSPORTATION WANTED young man. Inside and outside beds, all adjuatmenta for con­ cent on corporations earning leas litUe late." to Hartford. Leavlnc Manchester radio and heater. 5 good tires. 60 than 825,000, and between 11 and That a shoe aaleaman Informs work. Salary. Apply 713 Main. venience of patient and nurse. FOR RENT - 6 ROOM duplex In Manchester ’■'He’a been in but he went out A couple of college girls, fresh us that business Is getting on its P { about 0:45. Tel. M17. Dclmont street. Reasonable. Phone Keith'a, 4159. 31 per cent on bigger corpora­ Sweeps Town again.” house. Call iilanchcster 2-1454. tions. from their freshman year, were feet again. ’ FOR SA LE- 1936 BLACK Pon­ I WA.N'Tf'.D- FULL OR PART time "He'a gone to lunch., comparing cxpcriencea anti meth­ That policemen have to have big W A N T E D -- TRANSPORTA i ION radio service man. Ben.son's. 713 FOR RENT 4 ROOM apartment, 3. Excess profits— method of P. M. ods of study, and so on. to Aircraft, third shift. Telephone tiac trunk .sedan, radio, heater, .Machinery and Tools .52 Men Are Wauled at Oiiee (yimputation (heretofore a major Autoists Drive Slowly feet in order to cover the ground. I’U. SEfflT, CXJwCwr white side w.all tires. Sl^i.O rash. Mam. Call 3r>3.'>. adults only. Telephone 2-1337 or "I expect him any minute." Peggy—I did all right in my his­ I That there are plenty of patent 6040. inquire 156 Union street issue) unchanged, but range of "He haan't come back yet. Can "ysiARo e R A s a * s Call 6116. USED 10-20 Mc(X)RMICK tractor Especially in Areas As Gusts Cut Down Vis­ tory class. I just sat in the front I medicines, but no one gets a PLENTf SMARI WANTED — EXPERIENCED tax rates increased from present I tak e a mMaage?” row and looked starry-eyed, and broadleaf packers. jApply corner excellent condition. New Oliver 35 to 60 per cent to a scale of 50 j patent on the ailments. Bordering Town Line. ibility—No Losses Here. "He's aomewbfere in the build­ came out with an A. That actors without jobs find it Automobiles for Sale 4 Elm and I'orest ^sj/cet The Wet- bog harrows, plows, Fordson Wanted to Rent 68 to 75 per cent. ing. His hat Ig here" ? Auto Acces.sories—Tires 6 parts, tractor saw rigs. Dublin Stizanna—Yes, but how about j hard to act the part. eowi iwi r, mA ae t »* n c w , —t. stone Tobacco Corp. 4. Repeal , existing "declared "Yes, he w'as in, but he w ent the written exams? You can't look FOR SALE—1941 2 tone Packard S;\i k SOME GOOD .^2.6x1" Tractor Company. Willimantic. COUPLE, MATURE, RELIABLE, There is a dire need for more Nearly ah inch of rain fell this I That popularity and publicity value excess profits" and capital out again.” starry-eyed on paper. often have the same ear-marks. touring sedan, radio, heater and, t,rr.. Bargain. 114 want unfurnished house or flat post and sector wardens in the st(x:k taxes. morning and violent winds whip­ "I don't know whether he'll be outlying sectors of Manchester, it ! Thst wedded life lacks the spice •pot light. Practically all new j ! ,tieet Situations M'anted— Manchester vicinity. Excellent Heavier Excise Taxes back or hot. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Musical Instrument* .53 reference*. Goodwin, telephone was reported today. Air Raid of­ ping the raindrops, intensified the The doctor had overhauled his and variety If there lan't an occa­ tires *1165. Apply a t 14.6 Adams ' Fem ale Fifteen items were marked by "No he's gone for the day." r —— — — — 2-0187. ficials are making an appeal for downpour. The gusts reached a patient. sional disagreement. W E ’LL.. LE A V E TH E S E •treet, Buckland. NEW TIR ES—IF YOU are quali­ FOR SALE 1 E FLAT SELMER Morgenthau for new or heavier ex­ That rubbing elbows with peo­ SH B DON’T UKE EGAO^ 3AH.E.# HOW CAN VOO A>N i CLANCY CAN'T HIT MY W.y.N'TED- BY EXF’EftlE.NUEU more aid from men irl the areas velocity of between 25 to 30 miles Doctor—You confeas that you AT TOUR PLACE SO JUNK MEN STOPPIN’ fied for a new t.re see Brunner's. gold plated .saxophone, 1 D flat bordering On the town line. cise taxes. They included new Nutse (in mental home) — A are badrtempered. ■ I suppose you ple is alright if they don't rub BE COCX« responsible respondingly. but the permanent NOOVL HAVE TO S L E E P LEAVE only, plain cooking. Telephone friezette, matchin-: club chair, Wanted—ITooms— Board 62 ernm ent in 1936. Walerbiiry. March 3 (A’l — Wil­ 1 ON THE LWIKXb RXMA ON) tor more than one incorrect inser* wing bark master's chair in con­ exemption of $40,000 wouhi be cut tlon of any advertisement ordered 5383 after 12 M. Plan .Accepted "Too Lst^* Will Feel Inipael liam Pryor, 43, of 25 Prospect S O F A TONVCsWT '*. V E N E MV SAVOON'T tor more than one tune. tracting Alice Blue, 7-wt.y indirect GENTLFIMAN need* room, with to $30,000, and the amual ex­ Y'OUNG WOMAN to teach sew­ Following, the Schneider-Creuzot emption of 84.000 per/individual street. Bristol, was critically in­ ACCOUNT ^OTUEia m e The inadvertent omission oi in- lamp, 2 end tables, and charming bdard if possible. Write J. Di- refusal. Daladier said, he ap­ •orrect publication erf advertising ing and dressmaking. Must have (Continued from Page One) gift would be change^ to an an­ cocktail table, complete Pace, 131 Spruce street. proached Edgar Brandt, another jured when the car in *whlch he Quotations will be rectified only by canceilatloo pleasing personality and thor­ nual exemption of $5(000 total of of the charge made for the eervice The Bedroom: Modern walnut arms manufacturer, who first ac­ taxes on corporations, plugging of wa.s riding sidewiped another car. rendered. ough knowledge of sewing. Write all gifts. with Huguenot inlays; rircle mir­ cepted the suggestion, then back­ so-called loopholes, new and higher went down a bank and landed on All advertisements must conform Box K, Herald ror dresser, chest of drawers, dou­ I'rgCM Economy .Again railroad tracks of the New Haven By paying more attention to the ' In style, copy and typography witn ed down. The plan cvghtually was excise taxes on 15 items such as Morgenthau reiterated requests homey things we can avoid waste ‘Well, you’ve always wanted to advance in the a rm y - regulatlone enforced by the publish- ble bed, bedllte, 2 vanity lamps, accepted, however, ji^t before the soda pop and cigarettes, suffer road opposite the Chase Metal era and they reserve the right to N. Y. Stocks for economy in /hon-defensc costs . . . and thus allow more of our ; now’s your chance'” WANTED -WAITRESS Apply and 2 throw rugs, complete. outbreak of the wkivwhen "it was estate and gift taxes, plus $2,000.- Work* in Waterville shortly after edit, revise or reject any copy con- The Kitchen: Stain resistant top of the Federal, state and local one a. m. today. His name is on the prcxluctlon to be devoted to the •Idered ohjectlonabla. Sheridan Hotel. too late," Daladley testified. OOO.OOO In additional social secur- govern men tV. war effort. |' CLOSlNt; HOURS—Classined aOe t.able (extension style) and 4 Air P.educ ...... 34 He likewise charged Schneider- ily taxes to be specified later. Waterbury hospital danger list. to be puMiehed same dav must be sturdy chairs to match plus set of Randolph Paul, special tax ad­ Motor Patrolmen Frank Leary —5Ir*. Irwin Bussing, Brookljm FUNNY BUSINESS receiv**d by , 12 o flock n'*on Satur­ Alaska Jun ...... 2 Creuzot with ''i^latlng" national­ Will Fulfill Request viser of the Treasury, followed up Civilian Defense. I days 1'.^ r. WANTED TWO WAITRF.SSF.S dishes ami silverware, complete. Alleghany ...... 9-32 ized .steel plant^by refusing to let Together with existing Federal and Donald Monaghan arrested the Apply at Silk City Diner F.vervthing Complete At Morgenthau's suggestions with car driver. F rancis W. Ryan. 28. Am Can ...... 61’* the rest of tfleir-combine, repre­ taxes, the secretary said, this pro­ numerous additional proposals of With this belly? ^ . Telephone Voui Wunt .\da I A LBERT'S E.st. 1911 Am Home Prod ...... 38 senting all phAses of iron and steel gram would fulfill President Roose- of 178 Oakland avenue. Bristol, on —Mayor LaGuardla’a reply to | Ada are accepted over u;t tele­ WANTED- CAPABLE woman for I 43' Allvn St - Hartford a technical nature which would in­ a charge of driving a car while A m Rad St S ...... 4 ' - maniifacturt). to cooperate with velt's budget request for $27,000,- crease sharply the taxes of insur­ the suggeation that he m i^t be | phone at the CHARGE RATE; given care of house and two children . Phone 6-0356 them. under the influence of liquor. In above ae a eonvenetnee to adver- Am S m e l t...... 39'* 000,000 of taxes in the coming ance companies, divorcees, and made a major general. two weeks only Live in. Call ] Open Wed. A Sat. Eves. Am T & T ...... : .1 2 8 ', Municipal Court today Ryan was tlaere. but the CASH RATES will be The forjber premier also accus­ fiscal year, beginning July 1. large estates. WASH TUBBS The Blitz Is On BY ROY CRANE accepted ea FULL PAYMENT It 6364. Am Tub B ...... 46% ed Bran^ directly of Babot«ge.' Morgenthau. in laying the pro­ granted a cont4nunnce under 81000 There will be no apologies from ; paid at the business office on or ne* Am Wat Wks ...... 2 \ Paul, however, suggested repeal j yfarrh 7. the shipbuilding industry, and no ! fore the seventh day folloumg the EXPERIENC-EP BOOKKEEPER •assertliur the steel producer stole gram before the Ways and Moans of four excise taxes which he said I ______A camel- Anaconda ...... 27 Committee, summed up his pro­ slackcr.s. I first Insertion M each ad otherwise wanted to take iharge of office plans fo r mamifactiiring 60 and were not producing enough reve- tw o PEOPLE the CHARGE HATE will be collect­ Must know .shorthand Tobei A rm our 111 ...... S ”, 80 nullinieter metars from his posals (except for social security ’ —Captain Howard L. \ lrknr>’, i - i t ed. No responsibility for errors in Bobby Suit ■•Vtchlson ...... 36‘» I . S. Maritime Coirnnlsnlon. TWEY! telephoned ads will be assumed and Baseball Mfg, Co. own/plant at Chatlllon after the this way: '—------Russians Destroy their accuracy cannot be guaran­ Aviation Corp ...... 3% fa^ory had been nationalized. From increased individual Incomelaxes ...... 8 3 , m ^ , ^ teed. WOME.N WA.NTEU for wrapping Baldwin Ct ...... 13’* ■The plana were taken from the From increased corporation taxes ...... 3 , W 0 , ^ , ^ 238 Nazi Planes Unless we reduce accidents in Index of Classification* nursery stoik. Good pay. Will B A O ...... 3% plant in a truck one night in De- From increased estate, gift taxes ...... 3 3 0 , ^ , ^ 1942. 100.000 fighting planes will pick up at the fountain at Depot Bendix ...... 36 /Cembor, 1936, D aladier said, and New and increased excise taxes ...... not fly, 260,000 tanks will not roll. | Births ...... A Beth Stl ...... 60 ’, —Prof. John I. Yrllott, llllnoLs | Engagements ...... a Square. 7:30 a m. (.-. E Wilson police had to recover them before From plugging loopholes ...... (Continued from One) Marrlegee ...... N urseries Borden ...... 20 the output of mortars could be Institute of Technologj'. r a n Pac ...... ^ . . . . 41 Deaths ...... i» resumed troops have repulsed strong, tank- Card of Thanks ...... (,'a.se (J. I ) ...... 6 ^ N et total in c r e a s e ...... • ...... ■ .87.610,000.000 With predatory forces threaten­ In ftCemorlani ...... K ('erro De P ...... 29’ supported Rus-slan a.asaults on the ing the source of our rubber sup­ Lost and Found ...... Olmea and In the Donets basin ' • Z IK) YOU HAVE ADEQUATE Che.s A Oh ...... 5.3 ’ He explained that the 8 1 ,0 0 0 .^ ^ ply, the Immediate prospect may Announremnets ...... 000,000 deduction was nece.s.sary in nue to be worth the trouble.., These and turned back numerous at­ Ptrsonals ...... t INSUR\N(E? C hrysler ...... v '51 not seem too bright, but it certain­ Attiwmobilee Coca - Cola ...... 61’ Locat Stocks his estimates because in many taxes, which became effective only tacks across other sectors, the ly cannot be salil that America is Automobles fxr l^ale ...... 4 See Col Gas A E l ...... 1 ’ cases an Increase in one tax may last OcL 1 are on rubber articles high command said today. without at least a partial solution. Automobiles for Exchange . & Pumlshed by Potaam and Co. The high command acknowledg­ Auto Accessories—Tires .. $ Com! Inv T r ...... 24 reduce the revenue from another (not Including tires and tubes), —P. W, Litchfield, chairman, T .McKIN’N'EV B R O n iE R A 6 Central Row, Hartford tax. For instance, the more faxes electric signs, optical equipment ed. however, that the fighting in Auto Repairing—Painting 505 Main ,St., M anrhester, Conn. Coml Solv ...... 8 ’ GoodyMK R ubber Co. _____cera. isu sr m* utnM . Auto Schools ...... T•A Cons E d i s ...... 12’ Insurance paid by corporations, the less dlvi- and commercial washing machines. the southern zones was bitter. Autoa—‘Ship by Truck ...... K Telephone 6060 or 74S‘J Bid Aske Autos—For Hire ...... If Con.s Oil ...... T...... - 5' dend.s will be received by indivi- also suggested slightly •Air Baida Osuae Big Hre* (?ont Can ...... 25' Aetna Casualty .... 121 126 duals, cutting individual tax esti- liberalized deductions from the In- "Big fires were caused at Kerch BY V. T. HAMLIN Oarages—Ser\ i.'e—storage Aetfis F ire ...... 46 48 ALLEY OOP Motorcycles—H rvcles .... n (?orn Prod ...... 52 mates. „ rome tax. especially for investment (Soviet-held city near the eastern A Thought Wanted Autoa—Moiorrycies 12 AVtng Life ...... 2 5 'j 27' Del L A W n...... 4 To C^eck InlUtlon as Hell expense* and bid debts. tip of the Crimean panhandle) and NOW USTEN, OOOLfc-.'VOU STEER/I KNOW. ALLEV. KING JOHN’S HEADQUARTERS HERE,AT THIS \THE BREAK-THROUGH NOTHiNo.EH? WE'LL SEE.* ■aalBeee eed Pref«eelanel aervleesrrler* Douglaa A i r e ...... 63% AiUontobile ...... 34 36, M orgenthau said the money wa.s ' ______a neighboring port ty our air at­ Business Services Oftered . . . n A R T H U R A. (^nn. ^neral ...... 22'i 24' If a man think himself to be tmese CRITTER9 wrrw tw*,t f » ht let-5 get POINT, WE'RE IS CUE ANY MOMENT^ BXCILLENT/ Household Services Offered .. . .11 •A Du P ont ...... 118’* needed not only to pay for war tacks." it* communique said. •omeUilng, when he I* nothing, he SKULL counterbalance ( STARTEO... KIKKo WHAT n e w s , e v e r y t h in g PouPiN G IN NOW... Then w E’ll/ t h e r e 'll m Building—Contracting ...... 1 4 E astm an Koii ...... 127% Hartford Fire ...... 80 82 materials, but also to check infla­ Employea Taxed Upon other sector* of the winter MENThO W ^ a c c o r d in g 1 J H artford'-Stm . Boll . 45 48 decelveth himself.—Galatians 6:8. AN' DON’T TRV T’CARRY / JOHN'S FORCES A FLOOD O F / TURN THE FLANiCS/ NOTHINO TO Florists—Nurstrirs ...... Elec Auto - L ...... 23 tion and "we should, therefore, tjax front numerous Red Army attacks GO ES / p e r fe c t, -T-Q p l a n ... RESERVES 1 and CUT ’EM TO ( S T O P US Funeral Ldrectors ...... Ilk KNOFLA NatliVial Fire ...... 5 5 ', 57' TOO MUCH AMMUNlTON J ARE ALREADY. Heating— Plumbing — Koufing Gen Elec ...... 25’a so as to withdraw the greatest All federal employes must pay were frustrated, the hich com­ Beloved brother, let us not for- ATTACK’NOr.’ T M t ( V O U R r e b e l Insurance ...... 1 n For Gen Foods . . . . '...... 32 Phoeriix . .\ ...... 7 9 ', 81' possible volume of purchasing b a t t l e CENTER IS T ravelers ...... 360 380 income taxes, including the Presi­ mand declared. fel that man can never get away ‘If the guest reaches for a second spoon of sugar my hus­ Millinery — Drt ssir.sking .... I'f Gen Mot ...... 33% power at this time, when money i i- "Our own offensive operations from himself.—Goethe. ABOUT TO Moving—Tr uck.ng—Storage 2 ' Pnblle UtiUties dent and congressmen, except band presses a button and it bops turn on the head'” COLIJiPSE Public Passenger Service ... . . JO-A INSURANCE Hecker Prcxl ...... 6 comea are high and the quantity of federal judges who took office be­ reaulted in locsl successes," it Hudson M o t ...... 3% Conn. Lt. and "^ow. . 2 9 ', 32' goods for civilian use la shrinking Painting—Papering ...... 21 CTonn. Pow ...... fore June 1932.' added. Professional Services ...... 31' ,\, TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Tailoring — I*v# rig.— ' ’’.ran ng 34 1 \f of our war effort." 875 Main St. .Phone 5440 Int P aper ...... 14’* Hartford \Gas . . . 24 He reiterated his opposition to T'lile^t ati'I S»r\.-e S. N. E. 'Tel. Co. . . 117 Wanted—Bu•lne^« Service 2b Int T A T ...... 2 ', general salea taxes and declared Embroider Famous Picture Ediwaf Mvaal Johns - M an ...... 61 '* Unit. Ilium. Shs. . .) 42’, 44’, that the new program "should be A u n t Eppie Hogg, Fa tte s t woman I n 3 Co un ties Courses and Cl^ues ...... Z . Kennecott ...... 83% Western Mass...... 18 20 (air and non-diacrimlnatory and Private Instructlone ...... It, Industrlat' r>anclng ...... 18 •A Leh Val R R ...... 3'* imposed In accordance with abili­ Musical—I>ra tra* ir ...... 2> Ligg A My B ...... 67% Acme W ir e ...... L9 21 ty to pay. Wanted — I natrtiui lor « ...... 'lu Laxikheed A ire ...... 21 Am. Hardware .... 19’, 21’, "The cost of thla war will have •» a Flaaarisl Arrow H A H cm . 32 34 Bond*—Slock — M'.r . ..g« s 1 Loew's ...... 40% to be home by everyone." he as­ USED Lorillard " ...... 13'a Billings A Spencer . 3 4 serted. "It will be home willingly Business '’pp r'un.t -‘ . .. 1. Mvrey .to 1. i Hart and Cooly .... 117 127 merely increased tax rates with­ EDOAR. FLEECE. BOOOHTTWe S o u n d s su pe il .SO (DTY FOR AM AIAPOAT, Th is w h o le a ffa ir.. WHETHER. OR. NOT (T WAS A YOU wROOr Ageota Wanted ...... -IT •A Hendey Mach., cm. . 8 10 LAND ROM. B 2 .$ 0 0 , UNDER. FAR.. NUTTY / h e on ly n etted a Pttonr MAYOR, f l e e c e SA’O, F i f t y -F if t y s p l i t : THAT ON -\ll Sizes Nat Distill ...... 20% out disturbing the ordinary meth­ ^ f i e ------^ V ASBESTOS. Httuatlcna Warded — F.n.ale . 3a NY Central ...... 8% Land'rs Fr. A Clk. . 2 1 4 23' i ods of computing taxes. For In­ The na m e o f ' h e d g e s .'' o f $27, SOO. a n d th e '*1 KNOW NCnHING Situations Wanted — Male J-* MAYOR, n e t t e d A NEW ABOUT IT ■ MY BROTHER. NUTTY Employment Agenrief ...... 4o -i. 75 x19 5 .2 5 x18 N or Am CD ...... - 9% New BriL M. com. . 3 8 ', 4 0 ', stance, the secretary specifically North and Judd . .. 3 5 ', 3 7 4 AND 1 spl it up SEVBR- Live at*ek—Pei»—Fealtr . x . x P ackard ...... 2 asked retention of the present AL w eek:k s AGO . Teblelee 6 0 0 16 6 5 0 16 •Param P lct ...... 14% Peck, Stow A Wil .. 8 10 8750 income tax exemption for Doge—Birds—Pets ...... 41 Russell Mfg. Co. . . . 15 17 Live Stock—Veh'r>« ...... 4? Penn R R ...... ■ 22 % single persons and 81,500 for mar­ Poultiy atid Suppl ...... 43 Pepsi - C ola ...... 16% Scoville ...... 23 25 ried persons, with 8f()0 additional W'anletl —Per*—P vy.r> —S* X 44 BRUNNER'S 8100 do,, p fd ...... 28 . . >0 Oakland Street Phelps D o d g e ...... 29% credits for dependents. F«r Vele^MiBcellaaevu* Phil P et ...... 36’i Sllex Co...... 9 11 However, he did ask removal of Article* For Sale 46 4 0 ', / B-iata and Accesani 41 .'lanebester Pub Sve N J ...... 12’i Stanley Works ___ 38 >E the 10 per cent earned Income Bulldlog Materials , , 4t Open Evenings Radio ...... 2 % Torrlngton ...... 24 26 credit, and. renewing a proposal lharoonde —Watui ry 4;;sn< 43 Kjel and Fcf'l ...... i ' a dress if you don't. It is a fresh Rey Tob B ...... 2 5 ', ed that married couples be re­ Garden—l-'arm—I>i;ry l*r< ducte i charming coatume with which you Sears Roeb ...... 49% Bank of N. Y...... quired to file joint returns. C'* Household Goode ...... ' can wear a sparkling white dickey Shell Un ...... 12% Bankers Trust . ... Under his plan, the first dollar Hachinerx .sn.i T -- * ...... Central Hanover .. of a person's taxable income would Musical Inktrjm ^t.u ...... in place of a blouse' So universally Sovony - V a c ...... S'*, -Office and .Stt're Ko': rment ... First Mortgage becoming with the long jacket top Sou P ac ...... 12'-a Chase ...... be taxed at the rate of 10 per CT Specials at the Store« ...... which successfully minimizes any South Ry ...... 17'» Chemical ...... cent. Instead of the present mini­ BY JOHN C. TERRY Wearing Apparel—Fare ...... hip heaviness that it has become a Std Brand* ...... 3'* C ity ...... mum rate of 6 per cent Tax rate* SCORCHY SMITH k Slight Case of Nerves Wanted—To Buy ...... Hoard-Hair 1^—lleMi LOANS No. 1 fashion hit from coast to Std Oil C a l ...... 20% Continental ...... would Increase rapidly until a KrotaMroitie i coast. We recommend it lor rayon S td Oil N J ...... 36 Com Exchange .... maximum rate of 90 per cent a r : 'sooTActKC that \ y CAN'T OrAflg'/T L ie.' PUIL 'O jH- while ocoacwv c * e n abqjt rjk a way to iWom* VN . hot)’ would apply to income in excess of VN . hoG’ Uoa.'d ...... No Bonus or weaves, gabardine or smart heav­ Tex Company ...... 34'i First National ....1 roPPEii^ '»S2U RE^IN QUITE still... ) s c o K c w r m r w iu jt \ s e if TOOTHER/ S5CAPE.PAR DCMN THE 9 0 kD A nXVCRFU. Wsntnieil ...... Guaranty Trust ... 85.000.000. The present maximum ier cottons. Timken Roll B ...... 3 8 ', unl nou would like APE WIU.AiVr *aia ...... Evening Appointment! Curb Stocks 1. Corporation "normal" Income dladples are woodeifuUy colorful, 10 cents in coin, your name and Laia (.-r Sala ...... By Rmiuext. for spring sewing at home In. the W oolw orth ...... 26’.ii yet not bard to embroider. The fig­ addraaa and the pattern number to Raaori PreeertF for Sal* ...... new Fashion Book of latest styles. Elec Bond A Sh (Chirb) ----- 1% tax—unchanged at 15 lO 19 per f«barl>*n. far Sal* ...... '. 125 Trumbull Street Asd Gas and El A cent for corporatkma making up ure' ot CbrUt, In the center ot the Anna Osbot, The Manchester Her­ ilaal K*t*t* (or Ksekaa's* .... Pattern 15c, Pattern Book 15c, picture, la slinplv but baautifuny ald, 100 Seventh avenue. New Hartford One PatUm and Pattern Book El Bond and 8h .. to 825.000 a year; 24 per cent for f r a a 't s —R*a) C sta u ...... N ia f H u d ...... bigger corporations. outlined In purple. York City. Encloas 1 cent postage aai««*a La^al Ratteaa Telephone 7-3^11 ordered together 25c. 'ttneloe* Ic • Frame your hand-worked copy for each pattern ordered. Koticas postage (or each pattern. Read Herald Advs. Pennroad ...... 2. Corporatkin aurtax — pres- - » • I 1 B*B ijaOlwt*. Ms.) » « TtnCSDAT, MARCH 8, 1942 HamEoaubtg lim illt Avefage Daily Circulation The Weather . For the Month of February, 1942 Forecast ot U. S. Wepther Buiean the local acbools, showing capacity OompaiV S, laeal **«*• Guard Emergency Doctors The Men's Friendship Club of Lack of Cooperation o k ; X9 the South Methodist church ’ has Fund Trustees for leadership, and have exhibited 7,120 unit, held their regular weekly Brinfi^a Some Comments habits o f thrift, insuring that they IT’S EFFECTIVE 'Colder tonight; ut Town drill seseion last evening. secured Richard Martin of the Dr. George Lundberg and Dr. Governmental Research Bureau of wrill pay the loan back through Member of the Audit winds. Mortimer Moriarty are the One town official, comment­ I, WELDON’S OWN Hartford to address the club Mon­ their own efforts. * ' Bureau o f Clrcnlatlana X largo group reported to the physicians of the Manchester Are Re-elected tacular nMttiv ^ day evening, March 9, on the sub­ ing on Saturday's waste paper Time Limit Set NEW FORMULA #1 Trade School last night to take a M^ical Association who ta-lll Manche$ler— ^A City 6f Village Charm cku i(« Chib win b« held thli cve- ject, "dovemment, Its Origin and collection, was indignant with The loan must be paid back In new first aid course which com­ respond to emergency calls to­ TOOTH PASTE ahUT eominenclDf' At 6:80 p. n>- Development.” A group of the the uncooperative altitude tak­ the time of five years. after the menced at 7:15. The course ia be­ morrow afternoon. Tbfiawtiic a mipper, motion plc- sbldiers from the 77th Coast A r­ en by some home owners in not Board of Verplanck graduation of the person from col­ IJttle Bit Goes FnrtlMr (Classified Advertising on Page 14) ing given by William Sacherek. VOL. LKL, NO. 131 MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1942 (S IX T E E N PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS tarw will bo ■hown- by Bdward tillery at the local armory will tying their donations of pape- Foundation Holds Its lege. Get A ’Tnbe Today Svlth. Hio meeting will bo ad- sing. All men are Invited whether and placing ttie bundles on There are many persons who are At Oar Photmacyl jouniod in Umo for aU attondln; to A letter received from P\'t. Jim­ Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1. S.M, members of the club or not. TTie front walks and porches. Annual Business Meet. Interested In the Foundation, and T Toorb tholr homea befora the mie Brennan today sUtes that the F.D., wUl hold iU monthly meet­ meeting will open at 7:45. Follow­ '*^Do they expect our Boy have eontributed to It. 'Tbeac in­ acrtdler ia aUll confined to the I> w . ing at its headquarters. Pine street clude, membera of the High school blackout. ing the program, Jsmes Wilson Scouts and town truck drivers , A meeting of the trustees of the aon General hospital in Atlanta, and Hartford road, tonight at 7:30. to do a free cleaning job of alumni aind inany former teachers and his committee will serve re­ Verplanck Foundation, was held ALICE COFRAN ICn. WUUam MeXhuiey e< 101 Georgia. freshments. their cellars for Ihcm'" he of Manchester schools. A ll teach­ last evening \D the office of Supt. ers have, taken active interest in (Known .As Queen Alies) Chaotnut atreot, who fractured her The Mothers’ ^Circle of the Im ­ asked. Arthur H. Ifiing, at the High SPIRITITAI, MEDIUM Members of the South Methodist the Verplanck Foundation, and wrlat In a faU at her home a ferw maculate Conception will meet at The monthly meeting of the He reported that in one in­ school. Seventh Danghter of a SevenUi Son W. 8. C. S. will meet tomorrow have frequentivy conducted bene­ nreoka oko. Is now able to use her the home of Mrs. A. W. Gates. British American Club isill be held stance a certain hou.-.ewife lio- ! The trustees consist of a five Bom With a Veil. Japs Make Gains at Some Java Points; morning at 10 o'clock at the >3 fits for the purpose of raising hand acal^ 46 Summer street tomorrow eve­ this evening at 9:15 p., m. follow­ nated four cartona of niiscel- j man board. C. Elmore Watkins, Readings Dally, Including Snuday, church for an all-day sewing ses­ money for the fund. During recent ning. The guest speaker udll be ing the regional blackout. laneous scrap paper which was chairman, Howell Cheney, -who is 9 A. M. to B P. M. Or By Appoint­ Tho rbfular monthly meeting sion for the Red Cross. Rev. Francis Breen of St. Bridg­ strewn all over her cellar floor, i years, it baa been the custom for the vice chairman, Charles 8. each graduating class to contrib­ ment. In the Service of the Peo­ o t Hooo Company l^o. 4 of the et's church. A son, their first child, was bom Scouts accordingly obliged, and House, secretary, Robert H. Smith ple for SO Years. Memorial Lodge. Knights of at the Hartford hospital, Sunday, ute in part. South Manchester Fire Depart­ tackled the me.ssy job, filling and Edson Bailey. The Manches­ 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. Pythla-s will meet tomorrow eve­ to Mr. and Mrs Fred Edwards of Contributions for the fund will ment will be held nt 7:30 tonight. Orford Parish Chapter. Daugh­ four empty cartiboard carton-s ter Trust Company is treasurer of Phone 6-0097 ning in Liberty hall, Golway 105 Spruce street. be gratefully recelvssd by any mem­ Tho meeting will start promptly ters of the American Revolution, found in her cellar. The total the Foundation. la order to be over and have the street. After the business Ksrl Kel- will hold Us March meeting at the weight amounted to no iiiore ber of the board of trustees, or le^ will show a motion picture on Members of Lady Roberts Lodge, Report Of Treasurer n ay be sent to the Manchester End of Vichy Conrting Seen in Bombing members take their stations before 'V'. M. C. A Thursday afternoon. than 15 pound.s. cations and Mr. House opened the meeting, Read Herald Adva. the hour scheduled for the black­ the manufacture of hats and com­ The hostesses will be Mrs Arthur Daughters of St. deorge, are re­ all. Yet this hoii.«ewife de- ’ Trust company. edy reels. minded that the meeting will begin and read the minutes of the previ­ out. Loomis. Mrs. Myra Galinat snd manded that her six cardboard ous meeting. He also gave a report tonight promptly st 7:30 in the Mrs. Alfred Mucklow. Mrs. Her­ cartona be returned. of the treasury. The Foundation Masonic Temple on account of the bert W. Robb will read a paper on has on hand at the.present time, blackout at nine o'clock. "D. A. R. Possessions." $1,174.65. Since the last meeting Convoy Arrives in Tropics ST. JAMES’S SCHOOL H A LL All bus operators of the Connec­ of the board of trusteer, $600 has PARK STREET ticut Company have been instruc­ been loaned to five worthy Indi- No Change in British Inroads Indicate No ted to follow the blackout orders \dduals. Also. $545 has been re­ tonight and when the alarm Is ceived by the board, as payments sounded, between 9 o'clock and 9:30 from some of the students who tha buses will stop and remain had borrowed from the Fund pre­ atm until after the all clear is viously. COAL IS KING! sounded. Mr. House stated that a total of Policy in Paris Raid; Great Jap Advance; $4,875 is at present, loaned out to By comparison with other types of Five cases of measles and one some 34 students who have ac­ case of scarlet fever are reported cepted loans, with which to go fuels, coal takes the lead in efficiency in Manchester in the weekly bul­ through college. The treasurer’s re­ letin of the State Health depart- | port was approved, accepted and and in economy. You can’t find a ment. filed. Officers of the board of trus­ hetter way to keep your home heated Plan Hard Air Blows Enemy Vessels Sunk tees were reelected as was Mr. The weekly setback tournament House as secretary. at an even, healthful temperature. will, be held tonight at the ■ Red Payment Of Loans Men's social club at eight o'clock Much business was brought be­ With coal heat yon experience a sav­ Sinclair Declares Royal Targeta Around Lille 18,000 Tons Destroyed Japs Bringing to Bear sharp. All players sre requested fore the bqard, concerning the pay­ ings that no other fuel can offer. Air Force Will Syn­ British Feel And Douay in Indus­ In Spectacular Raid by Urges Allies Numerical Superiority, D o irt to make a special effort to attend. ment of previous loans, and how it was possible to build the fund up. Better order quality Lehigh Valley chronize Attacks on trial North in Previ­ MacArthup’s Small Air Especially in Planes; St. Mary's Ladies Guild will meet Like Stalin AU donations are voluntarily, and ous Attacks; No Con- All to Fi^ht MIH IT! in the Guild room Thursday after­ are received from public subscrip­ coal todav! Nazi Industry, Trans­ Force; Navy Blasts 16 Resistance Still Stub- noon at two o'clock. The hostesses tion. There have been many dona­ port with Expected On German^ sultatidh with Wash­ will be Mrs. Martha Bell and Mrs. tions frqrn various .sourcM siacs Heavy Japanese Bomb­ Like Russia horn, But Dutch Have Thoenaa Browm. establishment of the Foundation German Spring Drive ington Before Raid ers Out of Sky in Deep Carried Out ‘Principal and it ia hoped that funds will continue to come in. In Russia; American- Eden Sayt Attitude Not I^aunehed; Seen Ready Penetration of Jap­ Cripps Makes Plea to Destruction’ of Re­ ^ 2 5 In Prizes The Verplanck Scholarship Inconsistent with Dis­ Foundation was established in Built Planes to Aid. To Risk French '’Shift. anese Alandated Isles. I'nited Nation to Fol­ sources in Java Now. ^ ADDED ATTRACTION 1927, in honor of Fred A. Ver­ tinction Between planck. who was for many years,' London, March 4.— (iT*)— London, March 4.— (^F)— Wasliington, March 4.— (/P) low Red Example; Ad­ Bandoeng, Java, March 4. ! • V / u r l TI z e r superintendent of the Manchester Regime and People. Sir Archibald Sinclair, air The heavy bombing attack by vises L nity A fter If nr. FREE GAME schools, to provide scholarship — Over 18,000 tons of enemy — (/P)— The Japanese were loans and financial assistance to minister, declared today that the R.A.F. last night o f the ships have been destroyed in acknowledged officially today PLUS London, March 4— —Anthony students and graduates of Man- the R.A.F. will synchronize great Renault plant and other a spectacular raid by Gen. London, March 4.— (IPi Sir Staf­ to have made “ some headway lanos I Chester schools, in order to aid Eden. Foreign secretary, said to­ hard blows at German indus­ industrial installations in the Douglas MacArthur's small ford (Jripps, government leader in at some points" on Java, 2)kREGVLAR GAMES Cow*>«ct iw Siitj them to further their atudies. day the British government's at­ Ricfc iw ToBt try and transport with the ^burbs of Paris. may mean Air P'orce, and a Task Force the House of Commons, appealed bringing to bear their nu­ \4 DOOR PRIZES 45 Loans Extended titude toward Germany "was not In the period of 15 years, the expected Nazi spring offen­ inconsistent” with Soviet Premier the end of Allied attempts to of the Navy has blasted 16 to the United Nations to follow merical superiority — espe­ ALL TOR 13.00 ORDERS I Foundation has granted loans to sive in Russia and, aided by Stalin's recent pronouncement coax the Vichy government heavy Japanese bombers out the "all-out” example of Ruasla In the world fight against Nazism and cially in, planes— against an 1 11^0 FREE GAME I 45 local students, only however, United States-built fighters away from collaboration with of the sky in a deep penetra­ heroic defense which had held j after an investigation had been (Continued on Page Fourteen) Nazi Germany, Informed British and dlve-bombors, will demon- tion of Japanese mandated is­ ((V>ntinu«d on Page Fourteen) them in check since Sunday. The Al K f OR 25c conducted into each individual .sources declared today. Sir Archi­ >1 atrate superiority over the Ger­ U. 8. Marines and sailors lean over the rail of their ship to watch lands. The double triumphs, while enemy Inroads indicated no radi­ and C^telra for EV«ryo»»! KEMP'S case. The trustees will loan the man Air Force "in the not distant bald Sinclair, air minister, speak­ money to apolicants. only If they a tug maneuver it toward a dock in a tropical port’ after arriving hardly major in character, served cal change aa yet in the situation rieaty ot Raridng Spaeo! Inc. future." A t the same time, he ing in the House of Commons, as­ to show again today the amazing in which the Dutch and their A l­ Doors Opea A t 7:99 P. M. I are certain that the Individual ap­ Toll of Raid serted the bombing represented no aboard a transport which was port of a troop convoy through the served notice that Britain would Caribbean. This picture was taken by the U. S. Na\T resourcefulness of MacArthur’s lies had shown sufficient power PUytag Starta At 8:96 P. M. FURNITURE AND MUSIC plicants’ health and stamiha will not allow "German production of change in R.A.F. policy, but mere­ Dutch Admiral I insure a successful career In col­ little force in the Philippines, and yesterday to press the Invadera 76.3 Main St. Tel. 5680 tanks and tank engines, aero en­ ly In the weather, which other to point up the N avy’s Ideas for back in one sector. lege and life work. They must have sources earlier had said was par­ gines and lorries to go on unhin­ Near Paris carrying the fight to the enemy. Resist In "Offensive Spirit" had a good record while attending ticularly clear and thus aided the Given Special dered merely because it la situated Surprisei Attack Made raiders In finding their targets. J The commumqua jileclared the In occupied territory of France." One 10,000-ton ship, one 8,000- However, it was notable that Russians Destroy I resistance still was stubborn "and Buildings Blown lnto~Alir Put at 600 tonner, and two motor launches this n’as the first time the British ' in offensive spirit" but the Dutch were destroyed in a surprise at­ Mission Post Last night’s attack on Indus­ had risksd the anger of the already had carried out “ the prin­ trial targets in the suburbs of French by a heavy attack on any tack by MacArthur's airmen over cipal destruction in Java" to pre­ Range and Between 200 and 250 Subic bay. In addition large fires Paris in which he said some build­ objective near the German-occu­ About 50 German Helfrirh Suvceeclecl by vent Us rich resources from fall­ MEAL ings were blown hundreds of feet Hnusea Destroyed in pied French capital. In the past were started among enemy stores ing into enemy hands. into the air represented no change targets In France have been on docks of Olangapo and Grande It gave no indication whether Fuel Oil island, followed by explosions. Van SlaiWen as Uoni- PHONE 5145 of R.A.F. policy, he said. Bombing by British; around Lille and Douay in the in­ the new Japanese penetrations For five montha R. A. F. bomb­ dustrial north. Many small craft useful to the in­ maiiiler oL Dutch In­ had been stopped nor any details 'VMRII M A A A S IH It I N e M t ing haa curtailed Industrial work Resistance Points The Many of Wounded Die. There was no consultation be­ vaders were damaged of their depth or direction. "in a wide area” about LIUe in Two things especially Impressed dies NavaV Forces. tween the Britiih Foreign Office Local successes against Japa- PLANNER northern France by aa ihuch aa ,50 the capital in the account of the ne.se forces, were reported by Vichy, Unoccupied France, and the State Department in BrooqH* ,^ 1. . aii jsivHiy in Ihis Community by W. G. Glenney per cent, the air minister toki the Offensive on Leningrad action of the Pacific Task Force: Washington before the R. A. F. London, March 4 P Vice Ad­ British volunteers, however, who House of Commons. ^ March 4—(fih—The death toll of British Beat First: prohibitive los.ses had been spofiol orranq*'m4»nt with McCALL S MAOAZINE Co. launched the raid, it was learned. Front Still Is Continu­ miral C E L. Helfrich h ^ been en­ tixik part in fighting at Soebang, MARCH 1 9 4 2 The Manchester Britain's spring bombing offen­ an R.A F. raid on the Industrial inflicted on the enemy only two 40 miles south of the Indramajoe Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, trusted with a ''special \mlssion " sive will be aided, he said, by new suburbs of Paris last night mount­ Since the U. S. State Depart­ of 18 attacking bombers escaped — I beachhead and the point of deep- Paint ment haa borne the brunt of repre­ ing; Blast .Aerial Sup­ U’e auggest that you save these recipes. Pinehurst will pub­ British Lancaster bombers, "the ed steadily today, as rescue work­ Nazi Forees a fact which spoke volumes for and has been succeeded ajk com­ e.st Japanese penetration toward WEDNESDAY MORNING PINEHURST SPECIALS! 836 No. Slain St. Tei. 4146 most powerful in the world" which senting the Allied cause at Vichy the effectiveness of the fleet's Pinehurst Offers for a Budget lish McCall’s .March Meal Planners In Tho Herald, In sections, in- ply Base of Encircleil mander of The Netherlands^ndies I Bandoeng. are coming into service In "in­ ers dug through the ruins, and from the time the United States anti-aircraft gunnery and its car­ 4 Freshly Ground Pinehurst L.A.MB PATTIES and steakd of giving out the elrculart. Store closes at noon Wednesday. Naval fories by Acting Rear\Ad- I The volunteers said the Japa- Meat. .. Lumber and Fuel Co. creased numbers" and will be load­ shortly after noon was placed semi­ entered the war. tius was regard­ Nazi Army a.s Soviet rier-borne fighting planes The officially at 600' with more bodies Near Tmiini I iiese had been pushed slowly out 1 Package Pinehurst BIRDS E Y E PE AS— A A Just Received New Suppiv of C.-\LIFORNI.\ ed aoon with bombs of a greatly ed aa highly significant. bombers failed to score a hit and mlral J. J. A. Van Stavoien. \hc BOTH F O R ...... HWC BEEF CENTER STREET enlarged size and devastating constantly being recovered. It was argued here that an at­ Ring Is Drawn Tighter. only two American planes were Netherlands government announic- I of half the village of Soebang DIAMOND WALNUTS IN SHELL. Pound 33c power. Earlier, a communique had an­ ed today. I when they left and that Dutch I-aaib Patties...... 4 for 25c 24 HOUR SERVICE tack on an objective so near Paris lost. SHORT RIBS (8 pounds 97c.) Strait Cloaed To Enemy nounced at least 442 persons killed, would not have been ordered un­ Moscow, March 4.— (/!P)— Air Force Siipporta .Ac­ Ranging Farther tVestward The statemeht said that Lieut ! forces were attempting to recap- more than 1,000 injured and be­ Gen. Hein Tor Poorten would com­ I t(ire the rest of the town. In- PtBcimrat Tender Baby The R. A. F. and Royal Navy less the Allies were ready to risk Soviet forces have destroyed tion ; .Artillery Fire Second: Fleet Task Forces were DeLuxe Pack California Dried have virtually‘ closed Dover strait tween 200 and 250 houses destroy­ a German propaganda campaign ranging farther westward, evident­ mand the land forces following the ' filtrating Japanese "practically BEEF LIVER pound 35c 19c lb. FRUIT COMPOTE. Pound, cellophane to enemy ships which forrfierly ed on the basis of preliminary in­ seeking to turn the French against about 50 centers of enemy re­ ly close to the well-fortified Japa­ departure of Gen. i^ir Archibald witJioiit exception " had been 29c formation from Nazi-occupied Forces Witlulruwul of rmimled up and .shot, these volun- Many storea advertise this aa Calves’ Liver. Serve with Browned Pota­ went through st a rate of 25 a th^ Allies with stories of destruc­ sistance and killed 650 offi­ nese Caroline islands, where lie Wavell. former supreme command­ Keeping the motor in your car in good month, he asserted. French capital. tion in working class districts and .Axis Oiitpo8t.8. Patrols. such important enemy bases as er of the United Nations South­ toes, Onions and Carrot.s. Prune.s — .Apricot.s — Peaches — Pears. cers and men in an offensive (fjontlnned on Page Te«i) Tender, Juicy Pot Roasts and Roa.st Beef if you want to Significantly, Sinclair asserted Many of the wounded died on op­ to historic landmarks. Ponape, Truk, Yap and Pelew. west Pacific forces LARGE SANTA CLARA PRUNES lb. 20c erating tables in hurriedly Im­ on the Leningrad front which try any of these McCall recipes. that the Germans in recent months "Much damage" was done, said C’alro, March 4. ./P- A British The Navy communique last Governor General A \V. L. Tjar- I order is essential but it is likewise very im-' provised hospitals where all avail­ still is continuing, the Soviet da Van Starkenborgh Stachouwer : Pepperidge Farm able physicians Jn Paris were column has "successfully engaged " Calves’ Liver. (Continued on Fags Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) communique announced to­ (Continued on Page Ten) will continue in full civil authority, ; Bread Scotch Cmatorol* mobilized for the emergency. German forces south of Tmiml in the Netherlands Government sn- h e American bomemaker*( Broilers. portant that day. Forty Germans were re­ T Rhode Island 800 Feared Dying the Libyan battle zone, a head­ nounced. ashes 1 part in winning the wax may Rib Doff Meat, lean, ported killed in one house alone FI One report said that of about quarters communique announced Ordered “Hght to Lost” not be the most glaxnotous not the Johnny Cake Meal when an Infantry platoon tossed j (Late Bulle ^ s of the (T) W ire) with flat hone. 1,000 wounded in the Boulogne-sur- today. It declared that all commanders! \ -rost dramatic. But it u impor- Wheat Germ Jones’ Sailors Five Convicts hand grenades Into the windows. Japaiiese Raid 2 pounds 25c The Wheels^ Brakes And Seine and Billancourt suburbs some It said the R A F. supported in the East Indies even those •anr It is a i i f job, too—part of BY 300 were feared to be dying. Twenty Germans heeded the call to surrender before the missiles the British advance force’s action whose fories may become cut off .siorr troops nsw o a hich-ts to serve our famiUes ap>- Along with the bombs, the R.A. and reported that artillery fire had have been ordered to "fight on to With U. S. Trwps In Northern Orderly Bunch Make Escape were thrown. Darwin Again petixing, well-balanced meals For F. dropped leaflets addressed to the forced the withdrawal of several the last. ” Ireland, March 4.— — Thousands :hii. » e must learn more about Tires Be Made, To Last Paris impulation saying they had 8.400 Killed In 46 Houm Axis outposts and patrols. Aneja news agency said this was ! more . cheering, husky I nited tjie principles of nutrition, mure ON THE FRONT Authorized Dealer Soviet soldiers slew 3.400 foe- Prepare for Ordeal of come to bomb factories manufac­ Palermo Raid .Succemful taken as an indication that the States fighting men have arrived about wise planning and buying; THIS IS THE turing arms for "our common Maine Police Seek Quin­ men in two combat zones above An R. A. F. communique report­ Some<' Damage Bui No "Netherlands officers have been In a Northern Ireland port to aug­ mote aixiut making left-overs into Cold Atlantic by Don­ enemy" and would return now that tet Vanish When Moscow in 48 hours of action this ed a successful raid Monday night CaHualtieti in Raid8; 2 directed to carry on guerrilla op­ ment the force that haa been la aurictive, latisfvmg dishes. they knew where to strike. week and blasted gin aerial supply on the harbor of Palermo, in Sic­ erations. even if cut off from head­ Ulster for more than a month. It ning Heavy Underwear A t least 12 towns In the subur­ Guard Turns His Back base of the encircled 16th Ger­ ily. where a large freighter loaded A88amti4 on Alainlaiiil. quarters, to Impede the invaders was announced today. Details of Buy :jre’ul!y GooJ ’’BRAKE ban belt around Paris were blasted man Army with shellfire, the Rus­ tsith motor transport was reported 3 tablespoons butler 4 Iba. beef nunp or chock ITcri* ooihmgr Left-eren at every step the landing of the fleet of trans­ need no: he experme. hui rt- during a two-hour attack, the an­ sians said today. set afire by a direct hit. Other Acting Rear Admiral Van port and supply shl|>« were with­ 1 4 cup flour Cape May, N. J., March 4—(/P) — Sydney, Australia. March 4 Pi 'KembfT. high quality io o j' jt t or margarine tMi he mode tmte lempitngiy nouncement said, although the South ll^'indham. Me., March 4 "Tw o thousand German officers fires sLso were started 1 teaspoon grated onion 2 cups cooked, canned at They were a very orderly bunch, —The Japanese have carried out Staveren. who is t3, has been chief held until the soldiers, their guns I I’ll ( itmenl They jre deiickms dishes—like these two most concentrated bombing appar­ — (JCi —Police of southwestern i and men were killed during the (The Italian high command sc- of The .Netherlnmis Naval staff. He and their other fighting equlpntent Salt and pepper glassed tomatoes DOCTOR” those sailors on. the Jacob Jones. another raid on Darwin, on the ently was directed at the factory Maine were on the lookout today commanded one of the .NFI cruis- had been scattered to the secluded tt:ore uppetntn^ unj' :hert ii 1 teaspoon salt mting left-over herj. Their destroyer’s bow was de­ north coast of Australia. Pnme for five inmates of the atate re­ (Contlnafxl on Page Fourt«e«i) (Continued on P a g« Fourteen) spots throughout the six Northern c r ujs:e. Buy ut e.prom.-ji Cook macaroni in boa&ng tahed ^4 teaspoon pepper It turns lining to fit the molished by the first torpedo from Minister John Curtin announced L. T. W O O D CO. (Continued on Page Eight) (Contlnued on Page Eight) Ireland rountles and the ships hod • uanuue;: dcr, i the water until terxler; drain. Cnok 1 crushed bay leaf, an Axis aubmarine; the stem was formatory for men here who van­ today. drum to prevent squeak­ ished into a fog when a guard left port. iherjltre cut! ri rtej; He^e j^e Lver in snuU amount boating V4 teaspoon whole cloves Romtt-Boof-And-PototoPmff 51 Bissell Street blown to bita by depth bombs set An. air communique said the • • • salted water iiotii tender. Drain, turned his back to lock a shop last raiders were enemy "O " Naval three recipe’ to f.-ie >^ ■, "tex- 1-4 cup vinegar Combine cups diced cooked Phone 4496 off by the second: but the men reserving liquor (there sbould be ing and pulling brakes. night. fighter planes and acknowledged May Be OflensUe Factor 2 tabiespboos brown sugar Grate 1 awiftma onion; com- beeC IV^ cups cooked fine noo­ midship prepared for the ordeal of pen'ite dtsre; the ‘ um;.-, ur/7 cup). Cube liver. CoanboK Fire Destroys The possibility that the men had Mild Dose o f Farm Labor some damage b'at no casualties. Bank Rohliers \3 aahlngton, .March 4 — — bine aritb ) cups hot mashed p » dles, 1 can cocidensed Scotch the cold Atlantic by donning three Oialnnan Uonnally (D., Tex.) ef '.tie. macaroni, liver atsd bquor and suits of heavy underwear and stolen an. automobile waa exprea- It said the water front and Qsep dUeoe; aausd hi fat ar taioes, 1 teaspoon aak, I table- broth. Poor into greased caaaer- the Sesiate Foreign Relations Com­ tonittoes. Add butter or maagar- downing hot coffee from a. 4c Ora. Asparagus. which had approximately 100 Mowry, 23, both of Bath, all of ner once In a while. W e’I! fix up a Wyndham. 400 miles down the on a grounds project at the UoH- cap watec. Cnaahinr cup MECHANICS TO OPERAl’E st sea b^ore picked up. early next week of five Univer­ ried a single weapon. Both wore pock; a4d 1% cups ooeked cubed Minute Tapioca ...... 13e chicks, 'Pudoa feoda sad aanita. rooms, was a total loss. He esti­ whom were recaptured within two recreation room so they can play west coast from Darwin, which ed States IsU Gnnde Nayol Bo m Faacy Oreeu Peua cruabed«eca lakes, 2 tablespoons A Virginian. John Merget, 26, sity of Wisconsin farms consisting cards and we’ll give them shower handkerchiefs over their faces potsfeoM; 'ftitfff) Cook MRal doo producta. T o raducs iampmt THESE MACHINES Norfolk, told how he was at the mated damage at $75,000. days after'th ey escaped from the also waa raided. struck today for tocw a iad pay. Kitchen Bouquet ...... 45c n«ah CaalUlewer SPECIAL! o t o f 1,100 acres and that alcohollca baths and other conveniences of The two-gun robber threatened Eaaam aa 2 table y ooca fat or chopped walnut meali, V4 cup o t disease, put Chak-E-Tsbs ia Save SevereH Cottages Bath jail last October while await­ They also Usled grteyoaoea ogolast Kellogg’s .AU-Bran ....22c throttle In the main engine room considered curable would be trans­ home. Mrs, Am y Walpole, a teller, while salad aA Unmold apinack; ill ICEBERG LETTUCE 1 Pound Cod, chopped pit^ dates. Fill applet. when a heavy explosion was fol­ Fire deportments from Seel Har­ ing arrsignment, and Alfred J. a foreman. Paul Edwards, W F A . Nestle’a Cocoa . . . the poultry feuataim ferred there from the state’s two "Just common sense, that’s all.’’ his companion went Inside the .23c-39c 1 Package Peas Sprinkle with cup firmly- lowed shortly by another. bor, Somesville end Bar Harbor oa- Le Belle o t Biddeford, sentenced Japanese Drive chief, arranged a coaferewee Mtar saalA park aatature. Saurt pock lie head 58c two months ago. mental Institutlona and put to The university farms were rent­ bank grill work and forced five Woodbury’s Soap, 4 for 30c packed browp sugar. Cover; balu *T lost steam pressure on the slsted local firemen. They saved today with represeetotlvee o t ikm Bse at garnish. Serves 4-6. BanHpea work raising farm produce. ed formerly to farmers on a share Across Burma Slowed other employes to lie on the floor PEAS! » moderate oven (350*F.) 50 anginas right away," ha relatad. several cottages bMonging to tbs while he scooped the money into strikers. Brer Rabbitt Molasses. BeHs Work Only Five Hoars Dolly bosia. Current leases expired London. March 4— (JP)— Sharp s' • s D O N W U X IS Tha lights want out and then I hotel, which was owned by the Treoaory Balonca SPECIAL! Klode said patlenta would not March 1 and the forms were turn­ Allied aerial attacks have slowed » t>«a i Chesterfield Cigarettes. 24c CHECKERBOARD shut the throttle. The ladder was First National Bonk Bor Har­ Marfcata A t a fllaafe o t be req u l^ to work more than five ed over to the W elfare Depart­ the Japanese drive serosa Burma, Flee Together la .4nto right by me. I scooted up topside, bor. New York, Bforoh CimnamoH Domgkpmit WaahIngtoB. March 4— {JP)— The hours doily. He sold he intended ment at 85,500 annual rental with a military commentator declared •The robber with the money fled FEED STORE dtacovered I didn’t bava my Ufa H is causa o f the fire could not be poaitioB o t tha Traaaunr March 3: to place about 70 o t the atota’s the option to purchase at 800,000. today. He sold the Japanese were first. The second man held the em­ Cotto*' ■ Lower; Jockat and ran bock after i t determined immediately. Spfit dougfanutt; ^riakle with GARAGE Raoalpta, $55J13,15iL37; ax- 150 alcohollca on farms by spring, The lend was given to the univer­ being held virtually at a atoBdatill. ployes at gunpoint until his com­ T Jumped in the water and The hotel had not been occupied nmdeatly. dnnamon and sugar. Toast. 10 Apel Place j 18 MAIN STREET ’TEI.. 8085 pcodlturaa I145.388.isafi3; net gradually increasing the number sity 10 years ago and the income There were no reports hers of panion returned to the bank door Pinehurst Grocery, >»» since the close o t the suauner sea- balance, 83,458.395,968.08; cuotoma to at least 100. haa been used to finance the Stcan- Stoehs- Mancli«itcr TcL 7711 0* Fogs Twa) Ipim. raeclpU to r moath, 12.010,484.68. "R 's Just commoB scBsa," Kloda thnavioa languages deportoMUt. (Oontteped ea Twa) (Contlaned aa Poga Eight) s« pteBt MUag.

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