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Churchill Sees Axis ^act iation
Allis-Chalnijers r Night Sticks Swing in Strike Clash
Police Raid Union’s King Peter Assn
Workers Told
Quarters; Leaders Plaiit to Open
Control in Couritry;
Company Instructs Pro- H^ld After Battle duction Etnployes to
Report for Duty So Hopeful of Defense "S ;. Output Can Start. :i^t!,t‘:f ffigherP lane
Richmond, Ind., Plant! Qulnut Post^ Milwaukee, March 27— (O —The Premier Tells Conserva- n ___ Military Coup d’Eut O f International Har- ^ Allls-Cbalmers Manufacturing Co., strikebound since Jan. 22, today tive Party C o m m i t t e e BOSOS Executed Amidst Riot vestcr Plant Today as Two Months instructed some of its production ous Disapproval oi workers to report for duty this af- Yugoslavia Has Toiind TrOOtV Sont Factory Is Reopened. | ____ ternoon in order that full opera- Soul’ in ^Revolution’ Two-Day Old Pact; tions on 145,000,000 worth of na- Richmond, Ind., March 27. Stimson Reports *Satis- In Belgrade; Rejoices New Government, of tional defense orders can be re- To Congress —(yP)— A fter a bloody, head- factory Increase* in sumed tomorrow morning. To Hear Ministers Who Anti-German Complex- bashing battle between local This was the company’s answer police and pickets at the gates February and March; to the Federal government’s de- Signed Axis Agreements Submitted ion Orders New Meaa* Situation Is Improved. mand for immediate cessation of of The International Harvest- the atrlke, which threw 7,800 pro- Have Been Arrt^tetl. For Information of ures of Defense Taken. er plant here this morning, duction men out of work and haa state police raided the down- Washington, March 28—(J*)— delayed construction of 25 de- Senate and House; Budapest, Hungary, March’ ; liondon, March 21.— {fP)— town headquarters of the (j IO Secretary Stimson disclosed today stroyers for the U. S. Navy and powder mill operations. Prime Minister Winston No Action Required. 27.— (/P) — Yugoslavia’s 17- Farm Equipment Organizing that American aircraft factories The government's order was Churchill predicted today year-old King Peter II took Committee and arrested all have been turning out a substan- dispatched from Waabington by tially increase number of com- that the new Yugoslav gov- Washington, March 27.—{/Pi— over his royal heritage today those in the headquarters op Secretary of Navy Knox and ernment would repudiate the in a military coup d’etat exe- bat planes in the last two months. William S. Knudsen, director of President Roosevelt sent to Con- assault and battery charges. Stimson was asked at a press the Office of Production Manage- country’s pact with the Axis. gress today newly signed agree- cuted amidst riotous disap-, conference whether airplane pro- fThose arrested included Clif- ment, late yesterday. Replying by “ Though I don’t know what ments transferring Naval and air proval of the two-day old pa^ $ ford Kerr, president of the duction bad remained virtually un- telegram, the company aMd today: changed for the past three will happen and one cannot be base sites to the United States tn with the Axis and his new FEWOC local, and Robert Reply or Company seven British possessions in the government, of anti-German , months, which would put it at a “ We are complying Immediately sure of anything,” he said, “ 1 Foley, an organizer.' with the request which you have believe that it is reasonable to complexion, ordered new : Capt. Walter Eckert, who led (Continued Oa Page Eight) (Contlnoed On Page Two) made in the Interest of national expect that we shall have a measures of defense. Ei^ the state police, said about 160 of defense. AM of our employes are his men bad been concentrated at government in Yugoslavia trance of German troops ap- being called In for work this af- peared to most diplomatic ob- Richmond in anUcipaUon of disor- ternoon so that the plant may be Surrounded by uniformed policemen, f^demonstrator Is hustled which will repudiate the pact Glass Urges ders in connecUon with the re- Basis Sought in full operation by tomorrow from the scene outside the McCormick W ^ k s of The Internatlonsl signed the day before yester- servers to be certain ons , opening this morning of^the Harv- (Friday) morning. Harvester Company in Chclago, where clashes occurred when A F L Yugoslavia indicated f ester plant, closed since the day and will be ready to de- “ As you suggest, negotiationa employes continued to work despite opposition of CIO members. fend the honor and frontiers an about-face froni^her FEWOC called a strike Feb. 17. For Settling will be continued with the .union . Navy Convoy Some sUte officers formed a bargaining commlttM (reprosttR^ of'YugoSravia against aggres- alliance. double line on the sidewalk'fir ing Local 248 of the d O United The sudden change of gov( front of a stairway leading to the sion.” ments was accomplished in a Steel Strike Automobile Workers union) while C!hurchill spoke at a Trades Un- Bri^sh Arms second floor headquarters of the all men are at work, and such pay of rioting and bloody dem ion Congress luncheon. tions. The country waa repoi union while others entered the Increases as are finally agreed up- House k Votes to Cut building and herded all those In- Earlier he had told s meeting quiet. tonight. on will be made retixwctlve to the of the Conservative party Central Stand of Virginia Sen- Repu^Uoa Not Certain side the headquarters to waiting Both Strikers and Com- day operations are resumed." sUte police cars. Committee that Yugoslavia had But whether the new mv i The telegram was over the sig- Driver’s License Fee "found ita aoul" in “ revolution" in ator Finds No Ready Score Wear Bandages pany Withhold Com- m e ^ would repudiate the Vienna nature of Max W. Babb, company Belgrade. pact signed only Tuesday and president. Backing in Foreign A acore or more of those taken ment as Conference The prime minister told the make ready to defy the Panzer Ok away wore blood-stained band- Job Loss Threatened Small Bloc of Repub- Recess Taken at Noon. party meeting that there “Is a su- Relations Committee. visions of the Reich now on bar ' ages. Addressing a group of strikers Oil Industry preme event more blessed than borders was not certain. Tha klng^ ^ The raid came shortly after the outside the plant gates, Harold lican Insurgents Join victories, namely the rising of the Wsshington, March 27.—(/P)— dom is simoet ringeC by Oernuyi'' wUd melee outside the Harvester Bulletin! Christoffel, union president, de- spirit of the great American na- snd Italian troops. plant where local police batUed clared that anyone returning to Democratic Opposition With Germany’s unrestricted sea Bethlehem, Pa., March 27.— Able to Meet tion and ita even more intimate as- Defense preparations were ca$ , about a Hundred pickets to clear a work today, or before the union As Bill Passes 155-94. sociation with the common cause." war zone extended to the edge of ped by orders broadcast from path for 'workers who responded (JV-Thomaa Lambert, U. S. voted on the questioti, would lose labor conctUator, announced Wlnaat at Luncheon the American hemisphere, Senator Belgrade radio, calling on all ~ to the company’s published an- his Job. servists within the country to — . ^ today The Bethlehem Steel State Capitol, Hartford, War Demands nouncement that the plant would ^ The company was sending tele- The labor luncheon at which he Glass (D „ Va.i, called today for port and all those abroad to r a g * n reopen this morning. Company and the CM) Steel grams to each man, notifying him March 27.-^/P)— The House spoke was attended by United the use of United States Navy ter immediately at handy conso. W Workers OrgaalslBg Commit- States Ambassador John G. Win- Kerr said in a statement hand- the entire productionYorce was be- convoys if Nazi surface or subma- iates. 4 toe were “aot too far apart” ing instructed to report for duty passed a bill slashing the au- ant. ed to newsmen before the state, Congress Told Germany rine raiders attempt to sink lease- The Yugoslav Arm y has bera 4 la their first meeting seeking on regular shifts tomorrow. tomobile driver’s license fee " It was breaking ail our hearts police arrived: And Italy Running Ac- lend shipments of military supplies settlement of a strike that be- "The government is relying on from 53 cents today by to see the gallant Serbian and Y u- bound for Britain. *( Continued'oa Page Eight) “They are not going to g it away goalav people signing sway their gan Monday. the patriotic spirit of our workers a roll call of 165 to 94. A small The peppery Virginian minced -with the brutal, undemocraUc at«- to return to work on vitally need- tivities with 5 Per souls over the coimter through bloc of Republican insurgents, no words. “I f they Interfere with tack on the workers. The union Bethlehem, Pa., March 27—(Jt) ed defense orders without delay," Cent U. S. Production. weak and cowardly rulers to those '^'Intends to fight. The combined ef- the workers were told. among them former Speaker who, once they had them in their us,” he told reporters, "we ought — A basis for settlement of the to shoot the hell out of them. 1 forts of the d ty adminlstrattoo, strike at the parent plant of the The wires also mentioned con- grip, would have shaken the life Walter Howe,, joinecl the Washington, March 27.—(P)— am for convoys if Germany sinks the police, the sheriff and The Bethlehem Steel Compahy, busy tinuance of negotiationa while the and independence out o. them," Flashes ! InternaUonal Harvester Company men work and that any pay in- Democratic piinofity in op- (Tongrsss was told today that Ger- (JhurchiU said. our goods." on a billion dollars of defense or- The stand taken by the 83-year- (Late Bulletins at Urn (ffk W lr*) ’ are not going to break thU strike ders, was sought today in a meet- creases agreed upon would be posing the measure. many and Italy were running their “ I rejoiced when I heard Just The bill, which now goes to the old senator, however, found no in Richmond.** ing of representatives of both the made retroactive. an hour before this luncheon that Willing to Pay Overtime Senate where it is 'expected to be own {nllltary and Industrial activ- a revolution had taken place in ready backing among his col- British capture Chereu q Kerr esUmated 25 union work- CIO Steel Workers Organizing The company expressed a desire kiUed by the Democratic majority ities and the activltiee of occupied leagues on the Foreign Relations cat'll Egypt, March 27 (iP»er‘i Committee and the company. (Coatlnned On Page Eight) * in that chi^ ^ r , waa designed to countries “ with an amount of (Continued Oa Page Eight) Committee. Most of them ruled British Yroope have eati Headed by John V. Riffc, assist- (Coatinaad Oa Page Two) carry out a plMge in the Republi- petroleum plus synthetic prod- out convoys, barring an imminent Cherea, key city ef Eritrea. It ant SWOC director, the strikers’ can state platMrm. ucts" that Is equivalent to only nr actual state of war. A fsw felt officially aaaouaoed toal^L represenUUves entered the office about flye per cent of the present that the question waa out of order Vote A fte ^ Sharp Debate waa alae aaaouaced that BrIttSP; Planes Sink of W. L. Trumbauer, Bethlehem The vote waa taken after a United States domestic oil pro- Jap Minister until every other method of Insur- toroes had eatered Harar, walMtii industrial relations director, at ing safe delivery had been tried. Fliers Damage sharp debate in which republicans duction. city. 25 miles from the 10:85 a. m. (e. s. t.)' contended the fee reduction would Robert C. Wilson, petroleum Pureoe Study of Deere* taat Addis Abaha-JlMiU rail way’i Recessing at noon for lunch, benefit "the working man" and consultant of the Office of Produc- While . this informal dlacuBsion- la Ethiopia. . T w o V e s s e l s Visits Hitler • a n - both tides withheld, comment be- 2 Transports Democrats maintained the loea of tion Management, gave this infor- progressed, S t i^ Department offi- cials pursued Uiefr ptudy of the Fouad Dead la Kulaa yond that the conference was to revenues would hamper the state’s mation to a House Interstate .mermans Qaim Total continue later In the day. road building program. Ck>mmerce Subcommittee during Reported to Have Dis- German decree Tuesday extending Salat Joha, N. March 27— ; It had been reported the meet- Leas than a score of Repub- testimony regarding an official de- the Reich's counter-blockade zone (Caaadlaa Press)—Scott S. Italians Report . Heavy within three milea of-Greenland— For Day Hits 38,000 ing was arranged “under pres- licans, moat of them from the ru- fense survey of tha nation’s petro- cussed Questions Con- mervllle, 28, was fouad OaodiaSagA sure’’ by Federal conciliators, con- Fighting Is Continuing ral counties, bolted on the issue. leum resources. In ruias■n wiof Mlaa wmmsj early Msmansusm^mondag moEra'' w o a Tona of British Ships. cerned over any delay in p i^ u c- 'Opening debate for the Repub- Able to Meet Increased Demands fronting Axis States. (Coatlaued Oa Page Eight) which destroyed a botldlBg e « Uon of defense materials, but they In Cheren Sector. lican m a j^ ty . Rep. Samuel Coun- The oil industry, he testified, GernsalaJa street aad daosaged attH 3 seII (R., Stonington), chairman of Berlin, March 27.— yP)—The did not attend. Berlin, March 27—(S')—Japanese ere. Scott,taott, aa eaglaeei, aad twwm Thomas Lambert, Federal con- Rome, March 27.—(J*)— German the Motor Vehicles Oommlttee, (Ooatlaned On Page Eight) other^ naea were trapped high command ’ reported Foreign Minister Yosuke Mat- . sy that Next planea sank two ciliator, and Charles Kurty of the warplanes have serious.ly damaged contended * that the reduction auoka called on Adolf Hitler today Japs Hold 15 toBs. of debris wbea part at would be a boon to the working roof aad wall of aa British merchantmen totalling 7.- two British trdbp transports in the and they were reported to have en- (Conttaoed On Page Two) man and his family and main- ■ Treasury Balance gaged in "thorough-going conver- bulldlag toppled ea U t)00 tons off the Faroe Islands yes- eastern Mediterranean, the Italian terday, which with 31,500 tons of tained that the loss in. highway sations” covering questions con- On War Stand lowsr price store, oaly seetlea Washington, March 27. shipping previoualy declared de- high command reported today. revenyes would be made up by in- fronting the Rome-Berlln-Tokyo * the Urge depertnweuil The position of the Treasury stroyed, brought the day's total to On the African war front, the creased receipts from the gasoltae Axis. nneat to catch fire. tax and other levies based oo March 25: • • • 38,500 tOBS. British Make daily war bulleUn declared, heavy 'The Japanese statesman saw At Least Eig^t Ameri- In the Mediterranean German fighting continued yesterday in the highway use. Receipts, $26,349,514.76; expen- Hitler after conferring for aeveral Would SeUe Qenaaa Fuads “The three-dollar registration ditures. $30,065,284.05; net bal- hours with Foreign Minister aircraft waa said to have scored Cheron sector of Eritrea, with the cans Reported Under W'ashiagtoa, Marea ance, $2,344,927,016.17; customs bits on two tranaporta In a convoy Cheren Gains Italians counter-attacking after Joachim Von Rlbbentrop, which an Seaator Anstia (B-Vt) receipts for month, $32,581,814.65. Arrest in Korea Today. south of Crete and possible dam- throwing back British assaults . (Coatlaucd On Page Bight) official announcement said produc- la Seaate dahato today that age to 10 merchant ships totalling with heavy losses. ed “full understanding on all prob- aiaa fuads U the Ualted 44,000 toiu waa reported as a re- In North Africa Italian and Ger- lems of the three-power pact.” — Tokyo,' March 27—( ^ — Fifteen might be Capture More Italian Immediately after the meeUng, sult of attacks in the waters man troops were said to have co- persons, including at lessi eight trusteed" by the Americaa Prisoners, Including operated in occupying the Libyan which took place in Von Ribben- and perhaps 10 Americans, were erameat with a view to around the British Isles. trop’a officl&l residence on the 'Three modem factory layouts" desert town of El Aghalla, 150 Britain Gets Flying Boats reported under arrest in K o ru to- noeat U ter aa e f miles southwest of British-occupied Wilbelmstrasae, the Nsxl foreign World war claims agalaat ware declared attacked by Naxl Brigade Headquarters. day on charges of campaigning Bengasi. minister drove to the Reichs chan- against Japan’s war tn China. aiaay. Auatla nsadc the daylight raidera over southern (Occupation of the town waa an- cellory to report to Adolf Hitler. 'The Japwese Foreign Oince as- tloa shortly hefeie the England and hits were repotted on Cairo, Egypt, March 27— (JPi— Ordered for Airways Line British forces besieging Cheren, nounced by the Germans Tuesday. Pats Wreath m Menaaila) sured U. S. Embassy S«cratary H. eaed leglileHea aathirtilag the assembly haO of aa airplane The British said yesterday Ger- Matsuoka previoualy had paid M. Benninghoff, who presented a State Drpartmrat te ' ' factory. Planea on the ground at mountain key to Aamarar'in Eri- trea, liave made further “ impor- mans and Italiam, bad entered the Washington. March 27. — O fV -r understood the planes wera to b« protest on behMf of Ambassador which fepreeaatattvae at two airports were dive-bombed, town after their troops had with- 1 dead by laying a wreath on th*) Joseph C. Grew, that a prompt aad ceuakilc* ate eatitled t* «• the high command added. tant gains" and captured more Great Britain has acquired three uaaO to maintain contact between priaonera, including a briiirade drawn, but declared tha-opazation memorial to the Unknown Soldier thorough invesUgatiMt would be draw fMelgB fuada heM by Ara N e British Attacks waa of no m illtsfy importance.) Of U ,. B 0 . 1 « in a aolcmn ceremony in Unter den made. The communique said that there headquarten, the Middle ihMt PlaiiM Attack Teaks flying boaU ordered for Pan- Testimony also* diacloaed that Linden. Most of those said to have been were no BriUah attacks on Ger- command announced today; "The situation at Cheren con- In Ethiopia, the communique The question of the position of arrested were believed to be mis- Blarketa At A Oh many "by night or day." Two Ger- American Airivays and may get three more of this type or three tinues to develop satiafactorily,” a said, Italian bombing planes "a t the Axle powers in world affairs sionaries. New York. March 27—(ffkr-l man planes were acknowledged three more of this or a aim ilar, four-englns Sikorsky flying boata GHQ bulletin said. tacked and damaged numeroiiis type, It waa diacloaed today in ordered for American Report Air- was carefully considered by Mat- U. 8. Consul General O. Gaylord lest in yesterday’s operations and ■•epert Gaabcla Captured enemy tanks snd motor trucks In testimony made available by the lines may go to the British, depand- auoka and Von Rtbbentrop, author- Marsh at Keijo waa reported con- rally. falls two British craft were reported The British command also re- the Harar aohe.” Senate Appropriptioaa C^ommit- ing on w tat Congress does snout ised aourcea Intimated. ferring with the autharltles in shot down. ported the capture of Gambeia, (The B r itl^ have been driving tse ...... the eatahUttiment"of a new trans- When these quartera were a ^ ^ Keijo on the charges against the Nasi waridanea attacked arma- river port a b w t 100 mllee inside toward Harar in an attempt to J. T. Tripps, repreaenting Panr AtlanHc^Jffmail line. “ mUltary queatioim wera Inchid- Americana. First reports to Tokyo had said hs himself was under ar- ments works in daylight raida on eastern Ethiopia from the Angio- reach Diredawa and cut the vital American, told the committee that The Boeings were described as the dlscueelorJ.an answer at rest but thesa later were declared ■Oig^lsnd yesterday and destroyed Sudan border, by African and Bel- Addis Absba-DJlbuU railroad at three of the clippers,' which ha de- having four engines developing a i first waa declined on the grounds erroneous. aa aaaemMy- line In a large factory gian troops. Thia victory was de- that point) scribed as “ the Urgert commercial total of 6.200 h oraep o^ r capable of military secrecy. Ooly Fe«r Named In an unidentifled locality, tha of- clared to have cleared the Baro ItM Italian A ir Force was de- aircraft in acrvice anywhere in the artel German news agoacy, DNB, satieat of Italian troops. clared to have shot down two Initial adrices frmn Keijo world." had been turned over to the ed only four penoaa heiaig pM toAor. Ilf southan BthRqiia.’* Llia Brttlab Hurrieaoe flgAters and a BritUh ‘Tor the matotanaace; for Uati^ thrai eitbar « bMsb hits glao ware te- “^lar punnitt ' sr ta aerial battles their eaaewtial line of eesnn v^;t''
iM ‘ ( •/»■>,-t; 'V’ .V A,- , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THUKSOAY, MAKCH 27,1S4X PA( MANCHESTER EVl^NTlhf'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH. 27,1941 ytwo out' through tlie medium of spring pjibatl, wM hit by many bomba, With' Shrine Circus ShoY^r Is Given flowers and lighted candles, and a Cbsssistiy in Warfare; Sisson, 10 p e Shrine Circus the workers were BWOC members. Allis-Chalmers Dan^r Spot a communique said. Mothers’ Club Valuable Paintings Pawns deltcTcma Itmcheon was served. ' Henley’s aoth Century B ^ k r f list Schedule "Support" also was promised by Troopn Bombed nt Metehuh Miss Walworth is to be married id Books Eormulaa; Lsngewissche-Brandt, Twenty trucks and a number of By Eta Chapter 8WOC leaders from the Sparrows on May 7 to Robert Leihen, of Los T tl Take the High Road; Laigb. troops were reported bom ^d nt Coming Soon Point. Md., and Lackawanna, N. Party Success Used in Propaganda Game Angeles, California, s Ptanss of the Great War; Lsyson. Workers Told Is Eliminated Metehara, nearer the Ethlopjan MAKES MORE WOMEN HAI For Meetings Y., plant, altliough Lome H. Nel- On Airplanes n igh t Training for the Army and capital. * '■ . * ’ J MIm Betty Walworth at Hart- les, SWOC International repreaen- Sterilization Lews Navy; Mattoon.- Your Career in "South African aircraft," the New York, March 27—(ff)—Oer-eAmeiica from Germany T” Kuem- Big Indoor Event at ford was guest of honor Tuesday tative at Buffalo said the action Plant to Open bulletin added, "landed at Rocco More Than $50 ** ■ t -i''I' ■-A A%iation; Morgan. Aircraft Radio (>tmmprce Chambep An- "does not necessarily mean a High Trees Remo veil many and Britain are playing a mel asked. night at a shower given by the The first sterilization law in the jaCRl fJKtyry SwilBpcd and Electrical Equipment Littorio in Italian Bomgllland to State .AmioiT^v "H art- Eta Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi. United States was passed in In- sympathy strike" at the Lacka- At Henry and Summit emeuata civilian enemy nation- I)e88ert>Bridge for W el- tlt-for-tat propaganda game over "W hy doean’V somebody In Eng- Also, Oldham. Hoar to n y a notinceii Dalrii for Il» wanna mills, scene of a two-day (C^ntlmied Froin Pagn One) .After the regular meeting which diana In 1907; the first European als." land who knows about canvases in- ford, Next Week. WiA Requests for Vol- Plane; Page. A. B. C of Aviation; walkout last month. Sparrows fare W ork Here. 18,000,000 worth of paintings sist upon examining those al- was held at the home of Miss la'v was passed In 1928 In the Page. Airplane 9ervlclng Manual; Streets by Bank. Occupation of several posts east Prqgppfl* C am pai^. Point has 2.'S,000 employes, larg- to work a full day Saturday and which the BritMi say the Nazis legedly captured?" Evelyn Johnston, of Bigelow Swiss Canton de Vaud. Approx- umes onlMachinery* Pierce. Air War; Saladln. Aaaiat- willingnesa to pay overtime for it, and west of Yavello, In southwest- The daring young man on the est number of any ^thlehem Yeaterday'a deaaert- bridgq of would like to cash In but which So far as Berlin correspondents street the members of the Soror- imately 28 states of the Union ant night Inatnictor; Simmons, but said there would be no inter- The Savlnga Bank of Manches- ern Ethiopia, by Ethiopian Irregu- flying trapeze will be just one of A complete time acbeduis of the plant. ^ \ lar forces was announced today In the Mothers’ aub, at the Ameri- the Germans insist they cherish could tell, the p ^ U n n shown ity presented Miss Walworth with now have laws providing for the Th* gTMt Interest In National A ir PUoUng; Telchman. Airptape Awaits f^onclllaUon Efforts ference if the the union insisted, ter, present, owners of the house dearly. the many stellar acts to be seen at a complete place setting of sliver. compulsory or voluntary steril- Design Manual; Thompaon, Avia- twenty round table conference of a communique at >ihls British cah Legion home on Leonard were those Involv^ Ir the British Vttetm tea creaud a baavy da- Chairman Clar,»ice A. Dykatra on going through with a mass' at' the northwest comer of Henry The British say Germany trieid claim: A color scheme of yellow, white ization of mentally deficient per- tion Service Maintenance; Titter- the "Forward Manchester" cam- m^eeting calleif for Saturday headquarters. ° street, was successful from a aocial the twelfth annual Shrine Circus ^mand for books on various pbasas of the U. 8. Mediation Board told street at Summit street, today re- aa well as a financial standpoint, to export the palnlUnga to the Raphael’s Virgin and Otild; and green was cleverly brought sons. ■' ton. Aircraft MaUrtals end Pro- paign sponsored by the Chamber Gov. Arthur H. James of Penn- morning. , opening next Monday afternoon « ( this Important subject In tbs moved the high trees that have and will probably net more than United States to gain foreign ex- Rembrandt’s Rabbi, Potipbar's casaea: Vetter. Aeronatitica SlmpU- of Commerce was announced today sylvania that the boara could not Pending a study of the company In the State Armory, Broad Street, been under discussion as a traf- 150 for the club’s welfare work In ji' | change to help support (as- the W ife Accusing Joseph and Man Hartford. High wire acta, balanc- kwat Ubrariea. Besides the several fled; W aller, How to Get Into Intervene In the dispute\hcre un- statements, union leaders deferred, fic hazsm, for over a year. The Planes Sink Aviation; Weems, Air Navigation: by Jack Sanson, president of the town. It was under the manage- Britlah expresaed it officially) with Golden Helmet; Fouquet’s ing pole artists, itunblers, animals aeore ot books now available to Chamber and general chairman of til after conciliation efforts had comment. work -was -done by John S. Wol- pattons of the lla ry Cheney Williams. Air Power: Winston, ment of Mrs. Ernest Kritzmacher, “ the German system of propa- Estlnne Oievalier; Velasques' Por- —tigers galore—thrills from be- the project, which is designed to been made. Dykstra added the William Watson, Sr., vice-presi- cott A Son, local landscape men. Two Vessels chairman, and other members of ganda, espionage and sabotage in trait of a Lady; Botticelli's QluU- Ubrary. there are many pamphleu Dive Bombers: Younger and board was “watching close];- every ginning to end— that is the twenty- produce a practical program for dent in charge of manufacture, , The matter waa first brought to the finance committee. * America." ano Domedlcl Portrait; Fra Filippo on national defense work that are Othera. Airplwie Maintenance. development." notified Chief of Police Thomas two act feature program the Cir- the advancement and betterment the attention of- the Mancheater The dessert in charge of Mrs. The Germans say, on the other Lippi's Virgin Worshipping Child cus acts committee has succeeded aaalWMc for study or observatton. Paaspbleta Van A. Bittner, SWOC regional Kastello of West Allis that the (Continned From Page One) of the community. Improvement Association a year Elmer Rice and Mrs. Everett Ken- band, that the paintinga, including with Little St. John and St. Bern- in assembling this year. Stestly New Bosks Air Corps Field Manual. director in charge of the ]^thle- company "will expect ample pro- ago. Later the selectmen had En- - ■> Maay of ths new books on na- Primary Ground' Study Manual. Thirty In Group nedy ednaisted of ice cream roll, a trio of Rembrandts, Raphael's hard; Giorgione’s Portrait of a As usual two shows will be pre- hera unionization drive, asserted tection" of men and property. gineer Bowen make a survey of ported on a large oil works, caus- cake and coffee. The spring theme , tioDal dsfsose are on aubjscts that SUte Ae-^itiautlcal Uegislation Six hundred local reaidents arc in s statement at Pittsburgh that Kaatelto said the 41 members ■ Virgin and Child and others, are Young Man; Jan Van Eyck’s Man sented dally through the week the sections in town where street ing heavy explosions. was carried out in the table decor- A’ Y ' - tasc developed since the World and Uniform. being Invited to alt in upon the "violations of the National La- being treasured In bombproof with a Pink, Amolflnl Portrait and of March 31-ApriI S. And again of his fpree would be on duty when views were hampered by hedges ations and napkinp. and the prizes War. Including aircraft engine con- State Laws conferences, with thiriy assigned bor relations act • • * have been abetter under precise teodperature Virgin with Child In Church; Ver- this year hundreds of under- m-- workers entered or left the plant or fences and he made a report on for the high scorer at each, thble atawrtlon and its related machln- n igh t Tiistructora Manual. to each group, and will be asked continued wholesale throughout” gates. He asked Sheriff Joseph humidity controls until the meer’s Young Lady with Pearl privileged children from public several comers, including the one Buildings Damaged were artistic \/all brackets they may be restored to Oer- Necklace; and a picture of a and private institutions will be tay work, aviation radio, chemls- Magaalnes for suggestions, recommendations Bethlehem mills. S h i n n e r B for reinforcements at Henry and Summit street. U y In warfare, flight training, Aero Digest. and criticlsma that will assist the The SWOC stuck to its threat to In German Raid flowers or vines, All wrapped'I muaeum walls. young woman attributed to Do- guests of the Circus during the should any be needed. Shinnera . Not Enough Funds the spring colors of yellow ’4 afternoons. Packed houses are an- ^cctrtcal equipment, airplane de- Aviation. Chamber In formulating a worth- strike at Bethlehem's Johnstown, checked civil service lists for pos- ecently Berlin held an in- menico Venesiano. The removal of the trees was London, March 27.—(/P)— Build- green. ticipated for the evenings accord- «i»r.4rig and navigation. Popular Aviation. while program of activity. The Pa., plant If a scheduled ERF elec- sible appointees as special depu- to have been done by the Park De- mal exhibition of the works (or ings were damaged in a soiitbeaat Three door prizes were «lao reiaonablc fscsimlles) designed to ing to the indications from the ad- Air Magaalnes first session wilt be held next Tues- tion Is held. 'The election was to ties. Shinners has a regular staff partment, but it was found that coast towm today when an air raid- In addition to the bonks on file, day morning at 10:30 o'clock in awarded, the first a finger wave prove (1) that they had not been vance sale of tickets. have started yesterday but was of 100 deputies. He pledged full there was too much regular work er dived out of the clouds to with- Rural Electric Bill the Uary Cheney Ubrary has sev- charge of Mr. Sanson. All meet- and shampoo, to be given at the shipped out of the country, (2) Among ths Shrine charities to- ( Higher Plane called off—at least temporarily. co-operation to Kaatelto. ahead and not enpugh money for in 300 feet of the ground, dropped ward which the proceeds of the - aral fiatlonal air magazines, sclen- ings will be held at the Hotel Sher. The CIO union also claims a ma- Weldon Beauty studio, waa won by ’ that part of them had not been Strike for Union Shop e.xtra work. As a result of these a stick of bombs and machine- Circus go are the Shriners Hospi- ttfle and popular science perlodl- idan headquarters of the Chamber. jority' of the 10,000 employees Mrs. Carl Furay; a akirt-marker seized by the British fleet, and (3) Will Aid Fanners Output Past there. . a The strike waa voted to enforce , gunned streets. from the Singer, Sewing Machine that none had ^ ch ed America tal for Crippled Children at All twenty seaslons will be held demands for a^unlon shpp, wage > n » f had Mr.-Wolcott cut down Springfield, the Newington Home, Natlooal Uefsnss books on file; Bad weather kept the British branch here waa drawn by Mrs. for sale. Officially, the British on eight successive days, excluding increases and re-hiring of 1,000 ‘ he trees The stumps will be re- Camp Courant, Almeda Lodge, the Brtmm and Boges, Aircraft Gn- and Cierman air forces grounded Julian Cary am) a box of writing never made claims on points 2 Two Mouths Saturday and Sunday, from Tues- moved later when the ground is in Hartford, March 27.—(A’)— GoV' recreation project of the Hartford l* w Uaintanance: Chatfleld and day. April 1. through Thursday. Another Cri$is men. during the night and London pasS' paper by MrsT John Dwyer of and 3. Evidence waa introduced at a proper condition and the grading emor Hurley's rural electrification Times, the SalvatioA Army, the_ , Elephants make a circus com- Taylor, Airplane and Its Engine; April 10, with from one to five cd its sixth straight night without Hartford. Example Of Propaganda Seen Developing State Labor Board hearing two around the two streets will be act, now pending before the Gen- YM CA and Camp Jewell. plete. The annual Shrine arcus O o h ^ American Machinists (Cwllnued From Pegs One) meetings scheduled daily. David done. an alarm. Pittsburgh, March 27. (/F) — days ago which Indicated 40 per The interplay of claims and eral Assembly, waa proposed to Dwight Judaon of the sub- has three of these performers in Bsndbook; Day, Instrument and Chambera, chairman of the Board The removal of the trees has counter-claims since ^ the dispute benefit "many farmers now living committee on g^uests and prites an outstanding act. The OrcUs Radio fly ^ ; Dty. Aerial Photos: level close to 1,000 planes month of Selectmen, has been invited to Another crisis In negotiations be- cent of the Jan. 22 strike votes Farley to Speak 1^ tween the CIO Steel Workers Or- now done away with the hazard started is, to say the least, a under 18th century conditions.’,' announced today that Governor opens next Monday afternoon at Bow to Make and Sell Them: Dun- be present and officially upon the were Illegal—that the ballot box >y. ganizing Committee and the U. S, and it may start work of removing laboratory example of modern '^ e chief executive, outlining his Robert A. Hurley will be the guest the State Armory, Hartford, and can, Aircraft n igh t Instructor; ’’Satisfactory iRcreaae” first session Tuesday morning. had been stuffed. others. New street at Center is Boy Scout News At Boston Dinner Steel Corporation appeared to be propaganda. legklative program at a dinner of of honor on Monday evening. will present tu(o shows dally Eddy. Aeronautic Radio; Hessel, He replied that February and The company asked the board another. Complete Schedule The play-by-play follows: the Emanual Synagogue brother' Other heads of sub-committees through Saturday, April 5. Marcb had aeen "a very satisfac- developing today as 100 leaders of to order a new election, but the Troop 15 ~ The complete schedule of meet- local CIO uhlts at corporation Boston, March 27.—(JP)— Former Feb. 12 — Bri^tish Ministry of hood last night, said his proposal are: Harry Abbott, tickets; Louis tory Increase" in aircraft output union contended a vote taken Jan. The meeting began at 7:15 as Postmaster General James A. Slocum, armory arrangements; If You*re wmm, wwwmmwwww^r n aa m wo . ’ ings and the leaders of each fol- mills were called Into session un- 19 was valid. Although admitting Economic W a rf^ e says paintings would bring electricity to the farm- and that the altuatioB was much British Make usual with the salute to the flag. Farley will address the fourth an- er “at a cost which he can afford Ehigene Walker and Leonard Keis- lows: Tuesday, April 1, 10:30 a. m.. expectedly. irregularities In the Jan. 22 ballot- are en route to^America, via New Undtr-arm The full flavor aiid fine texture of Bond improvred with regard to "tactical A fter this, testa were passed by nual dinner of the Maaaachusetts Vladivostok and the Pacific. to pay.” er, concMSions; Robert Davidson, craft." Jack Sanson; 2:30 p. m.. Rimer News of developments during ing, union leaders contended the Weden, 4:30 p. m., Rdson M. many. Committee of the Conference of The act, he asserted, would advance sale of tickets; Allan FEMALE Robert P. Patterson, undersec- formal negotiations for a new Jan. 10 vote waa sufficient au- Chereii Gains Feb. 13— DNB, official German Cream Deodorant ’ Bread sge pleating more and more women Bailey. We hope that rince spring Is Christiana and Jews here tonight. enable farm cooperativea to secure Wadhams, dads’ and sponsors' fanticipatirjtg ^ ionoMC retary, pill In a word that 'in union contract has beeh withheld thorization of the walkout. news agency, denies the British safely Wednesday, April 2—10:30 a. by both sides since the conferences here many Scouts will take to hik- Other scheduled speakera will be report without elaboration. funds from the FederaJ* govern- clubs for underprivileged children; combat aircraft February was The board promised an early de- (Continued From Page One) ing. Last year’s hiking record was Cfov. Leverett Saltonatall, Mayor ment at low interest .rates to build Alton Wilson, lighting; Harry every day. They recognize in Bond Bread m.. Harold Alvord; 7:00 p. m., began March 20. cision. Feb. 22 — Illustrated London Stops Perspiration very good month and March is go- Joseph Pero; 8:30 p. m., Earl Sea- excellent. We ask all Scouts to Maurice J. Tobin. Mlsa Mildred L. transmission lines, the cost to be Hataingn circus acts; Paul Butler, CIMHUmTS ing to 'be, too." Informed steel sources heard News repeated Briti~h claim, You’ll want to get acquainted with Kept^s now because man. of the retreating Italian forces Is save paper and tie them into bun- McAfee, president of Wellesley amortixed over a period of years. ushers; Henry Reid, office; Victor The disclosure raised the posat however, that the deadlock which printing reproductions of the we’re headquarters for all the furniture that hia (or fine, pure ^^good-houtewife*’ ingredients! M t suffer some dls- Thurnday, April 3 —10:00 a caused CIO Chieftain Philip Mur- continuing in all sectors.” dles until we can call for them. college, and Frank L. Weill, na- "Certainly this can harm no Frid, concert show; William Hunt- biUty that there had been a aub- Blunt Demand Made paintings. er, program, and Frank Starkel, her) royal highness is going to be needing. Here you’ll tsMS frees monUklr Herbert 3. House; 7:00 p. m., ray to reopen the four-year-old The meeting adjourned with!: tional president of the Jewish Wel- one," he said. fosetlonal disturb- ataatial Increase in the number of M a r^ 24—Germans reissue de- police. eausisg some Thomas Bentley. agreement to press the SWOC de- For End of Strike Scout benediction at 9 p. m. fare BMrd. nial, promise to prove it. Governor Hurley also outlined find the high quality cribs, play yards, high chairs, and rveus.SrBakr, lighting planes going to Britain Planes Strike Rail Ralph Thompson is again acting teastM Friday, April 4 -10:30 a. m., mand for a 10 cents-an-hour pay Washington, March 27.-^(A)— the aims of the administration' b id in g you want. (W e’re e.specially proud to offer mudir____ dsprsssed a In recent weeks. D ^ c h 25.—porrespondents are sponsored milk act, the savings :aa secretary and Jeffery O. Phelps eouBle of * y s before. James T. Blair; 2:30 p. m.. Sidney raise, has not been broken. With a blunt demand for an im- And Highway Lines tak w to Kaiaef Friedrich Museum you the famous Kant-Wet inner spring crib mattress. Stlmson, howsver, declined to bank life insurance bill, and the 3rd, is treasurer. ENRICHED __ wiSdsik wtiM «n- Ellis; 4:30 p. m., C. Elmore W at- *rhe contract automatically will mediate end of the Milwaukee Nairobi. Kenya Colony, March where the 14 paintings had been Circus headquarters are at 300 Bbth you and baby will appreciate it!) aa »«b»s bloat- comment on British sir except to kins; 7:00 p. m., Leon Thorp; 8:30 expire March 31. unless an under- soil conservation, old axe assist- — nltiors to fool woak. say that "We'ra working very Allia-Chalmers strike in the> pub- 27—(A’)—British warplanes . have brought laboriously from storage. Asylum street, Hartford where Of course you’ll want to start the new arrival out with •mr for a soupia of days p. m „ Thomas Quiah. standing is reached. struck smashing new blows at vi- ance and widows' aid legislation. bard." lic Interest, the government acted It was explained, to spike the Brit- tickets, both general admission CONTAINS ISSINTIAL VITAMINS AND M INRALS Monday, April 7—10:30 a. m., for a showdown today on the ques- tal rail and highway lines between ish story. and reserved seats are placed on L Docs not tot dresses, do« the finest___ and at Kemp’s you can afford it ! SW'BS troubled this J*l. As recommended by the National Research Cewidf* >ua Lrdia B. PtAbam’s W. A. cole; 2:30 p. m.. Jot G. Begin Loading tion of "unnecessary strikes in de- the Ethiopian capital of Addis March 26—Spokesman of Brit- Retired Tenor Dies sale. OM irriialc skin. Ooamsund mads sar' Elder; 7:00 p. m., William Kronlck. fense industries." Ababa and the Gulf of Aden, head- ish Ministry at Economic Warfare 8. Nowsitingtod^ anbenssd wdSMs to bsip q o M V Japs Hold 15 Tuesday, April 8 - 4:30 p. m.. Dr. , r a i i s f s M O d w r p s t a Of Ferro-Vanadium^ Defense officials clearly expect- quarters of the South Africa Air goes bsck Insistently to Feb. 12 New York, March 27—(JF>— A n right after sbsTing. Solid Maple High C h a irs...... $5.95 tram tSsaa partedte D.C.Y. Moore; 7:00 p. m. Russell Force announced today. gelo Bada, 65, retired Metropol British Land In Ftance 8. Instantly stops peispiratloa Paul. Brldgeville, Ps., March 27.—(A') ed the demand to be met and, claim but .with modifications. He On War Stand One train of 15 trucks moving says If the pictures are now in itan Opera tenor whose career as for I to 4 days Remorcs odor lb Otmpowad bate bu Wednesday. April » —7:00 p. m., -Complying with a request of W il- pending receipt of a formal, re- — ssaiBst such amp- toward Diredawa, situated on the Berlin they were stopped iatransit a character slniger spanned 30 Saigon, French Indo-China, from petspiiatiofL Solid Maple C r ib ...... $10.95 Raymond Smith. liam F. Knudaen. director of the sponse from the CIO Automobile 4. Apure.whice,gietselcts,ttaia- railway between Addis Ababa and BINGO because of the publicity,^»^ so years, died Monday In rUs native March 27—(/P)—French soldiers Workers Union and the Allis- (Continned from Page One) Thursday, April 10-10:30 a. m., Office of Production Management, who have arrived.in Saigon from less vsaisbing cream. (nrM#r strikers at the Vanadium Corpora- Chalmers management, they de- the Britlah have achieved tnelr ob- city of Novara, Italy, according to John Pickles. a cable received by the opera Fiance SMserted today British In- B. Atrid has bran terarded ths inn or North Presbyterian mis- tion Plant today voluntarily began clined to discuss the posaibllity of jective— halting their sale. Apptneal Seal of the Americaa company. He had sung in more telligence Service men were be- sionaries. loading ferro-vsnsdium for ship- invoking "draft industry" legisla- Tonight Brought from Bomb Shelter ing landed regularly in France by Institute ot laundering for than 150 operas. They were: Dr. D. 8. Lowe, Mias ment to other plants producing tion. ^>^STRTE A t the Berlin showing the Prus- parachute at night. being harmless to fabrics, Alice M. Betts, Herbert P. Blair Basis Sought defense materials. ^ Knudsen and Knox decided late aian d liO ^ r general of museums, as M il tiON Jars ot Arrid and Otto De Camp. (The dispatch Some 400 strikers, who quit yesterday to take bold steps to - FBI. AND SAT. Otto H. Kuemmel, said that the Debunking s Superstition fcsva bssa aeld. Try a|artedayl gave no home addresses.) work more than six weeks In pro- end the strike which since Jan. 22 paintinga had been brought back Sentenced For Swindling KC M P 4" CROSLEY IMOIAMMt ACTfOM/ Britlah and American embassies For Settling test against the hiring of five non- has held lip production on 145,000,- ODD FELLOWS H A U to Berlin “from a great distance.” An old superstition has It that here were Informed that Korean union plant guards, previously had 000 'W'orth of defense orders and AOVMMTUMt H e said he meant a bomb shelter if a horse hair Is left In water for Vichy, France, Marcb 27— (JF)— RRRID fuAMxtuA.L ^l^kxC6c(. (o s e tp o A t Super authorities had seized the records refused an OPM request to load the thrown 7,800 employes into Idle- DHAmAinOmAMCKI outside the capital. a time. It will turn Into a snake. Prince Bertrand of Faucigny and Af rU mUI m taOat pmA of the Ihresbytnriaa treasurer and Steel Strike metal and had stood by while office ness. KXCmCMffMTJ "W hy don't art experts In the Long hair-like worms sometimes Odiigny waa condemned today to anarchad a n o m te of housea. In- workers prepared the first ship- Confer with Offlclala United States demand to see the seen in water probably gave rlae serve IS months in prison at fomnaUon avail^Rb in Tokyo In- MABSACMI Shelvador. ments under the protection of state They had conferred all day with pictures that allegedly reached to this erroneous Impression. Meaux for swindling. dicated a roundup of misaionarics (Continned From Page One) motor police. SMCTRCICI 30______30 officials of the company and, after had been under way for some time. V,25 Gaines...... J4.00 Prize Per Game the latter had departed for Mil- rmuixai Miss Betta waa said to have State Mediation Board, remained rSafrMtMl tl»ry 4 S p e c i a l G a m e s ...... $10.00 Prize Per Game been arrested Feb. 28 on a charge waukee, dispatched a firmly-word- elsewhere In the building on call. | Fliers Damage ed telegram to Max W. Babb, ml lft« W tt hy Iht 1 S p e c i a l G a m e ...... $50.00 Prize of violating the military criminal Pickets Reduced. WmtCttrmmIttmry code and Blair waa («ported de- j Allis-Cbalmrrs president, and to D(»or Prize $10.00. “FuB 6 Cu. Ft. Plug Meanwhile, under the supervl.v tMmrl tained under a law prohibiting the 2 T ran sp o rts Chi'lstoffel. the union leader. $1.00 Admission Includes All of the Above Games. An Egtra Fool.** spreading of "alarming rumors lon of patrolling state police, pick- "Public interest demands that Roller Skate ets were reduced to a dozen at Special Cards 10c Each. concerning m iliUry affairs at our national defense program not Beats For Fun! For Health! S Ycnra to Pay.. time of war on an Incident." each gate of the plant today as (Continued from Ihige One) be handicapped by unnecessary the moves for a negotiated settle- Asahi, Tokyo newspaper, said strikes in defense industries," the EVERY THUR8., FBI. AND SAT. EVENING authorities had "absolutely no In- ment of the strike celled three over Chcren, although outnum- telegram stated. "The strike called Range tention of interfering with, much days ago got underway. bered. by the CIO in your West Allis 7:30 to 1 1 P .M . Potterton’s leas suppressing the sprea-^g of Approximately 50 members of An Italian submarine has sunk (Milwaukee) plant—-now in ita two steamers totaling 12.500 tons Admission 35c, Inclnding Tax and Skates. At the Center, 5S9 Main St. genuine religious faith but must the SWOC returned to esch of tenth week—la vitally affecting the ZJINE GREY’S strictly combat all anti-Japanese nine gates late yesterday. The in the Atlantic ocean, the Italian delivery of Navy orders. high command declared today. activities conducted under the, ranks were thinned early today. Can't Walt for Settloment / MANCHESTER SPORTS CENTER mantle of religion." Troopers, who smashed massed “ We can no longer wait for a FASTEST BY TESTI Wells Street picketing Tuesday night, were on Plane and ?iaval Bases settlement of the strike by ordl- New UNIVERSAL duty near all gates. Mora than tiary means. We must ask you to Coming! Superhdat Unit. Flat- 200 stood guard. Ths pickets In Greece Attacked notify your entire force to report Current tesied cMle cut current t : ADVANCE AHP were kept strictly in line and in Rome. March 27.—(iPl—Air at- for work and start operations im- poneumptioa. ClWt TetE I SATURDAY an allotted area beside each plant tacks on plane and Naval bases In mediately. COUNTERSldN'. ^ . Ik RADIO entrance. Greece were reported today by the "W e are sure the country can Fifty women, members of the Italian high command which said rely on the patriotic spirit of your (n UCNNICOLOR Ladles Garment Workiera Union, ground f^hting in Albania was workers to return to work on CIO, appeared at the main gate vitally needed defense orders with- restrictedto artillery activity. trifA.—- Annual MOVING and paraded for half an hour. Fighter planes raided an air out delay. Negotiations can be con- They carried signs proclaiming base at Paramythia, the dally tinned while all men are at work." ROBEKT YOUNG sympathy with the SWOC strike communique announced, and fired Among defense orders held up RANDOLPH SCOTT DAY and cheered the pickets. Police of- two British-type planes and seri- by the strike are turbines for the fered no obJscttM. new Radford. Va., power plant, DEAN JAG6ER Many r a ^ statioas wUI hava k ously damaged others. Shrine A 15-man CIO committee drew propulsion machinery for .the different position oa your dial Bombers were declared to have VIRGINIA GILMORE up the terms under which it said Navy, and tractors for the A-rmy. JikaCaiisIlBt • Ilia on and after Mari-h 38th attacked ships in the bay and har- Beke feet oven, union men would return to work bor works at Preveza and to have The government officials kept, SinatiTUI* • niH Willi on the plant's share of the com- their own counsel on what steps Isitss EacUss roomier, with bel- hit "another enemy Naval base" in * YOUR pany's defense orders. the Peloponnesus, or southern they might take in the event\the ----- PLUS ------■need heet for Slatenseat By Manager union #r company refused to c ^ - CIRCUS Greece. A PIctnre for better beking. R. A. Lewis, plant manager (The Greeks said "one woman ply. Sweethearts P^sblButtons here. In hla most sweeping state- -was wounded and slight damage [ Young and Old'. ment since start of the strike, de- vsn stop to figure why Nature gave pressure on tha gas treadle opens up clared; was caused to a farm building at ,Stim S O n Urges Speetl -KEEPING MUST BE Preveza. The Italians bombed a ' THE NEW 1941 "A ll steel making departments you both % nose and a naoudi to the “moudi** and your engine “breathes*^ j village in the Peloponnesusr the On Hom e Guard Units COMPANY** E are continuing to operate on a with Frank Morgan through firo carburetors. Greek high command said, with- Washington, -March 27.—(A) — breadw diroughP RE-SET nofhi'kl basis. All divUiona of the out casualties or damage.) ELECtUC BAN6E Secretary Stlmson urged states to- plant are in operation. All the Your nose, barriog colds, does all right Simple, isn’t itP Yet look what hap- TEXACO NOTE TO OUR CUSTOMERS! mlllB are running, on normal day to speed formation of home SATURDAY MIDNIGHT All Pash-Button Radios Deliv- acbedule. More than 85 per cent of Jap Minister pMUrd units, partly because of GIANT BENEFIT for ordinary purposes. pens: ) CRYSTAUTE ered A fter Jaa. IsL 1841. Will the regular forces are at work." labor disturbances which he said threatened In the next six months. Stage and Screen Show! adds thrilling new speed and Be Rcaet Frae! Otherwise oar The union, which-claims a ma- ____ V But go up against some heevy exercise Your engine always consumes gas RANGE OIL jority of the 18,000 production Only a few states, the war secio> BIO TI5IE A C m PLUS regular $1.08 ser^'lca charge will Visits Hitler SNEAK PREVIEW FIRST — and you can open up your mouth ea according to the need. be made la your home or at the W'orkers here, asserted previously tary said, have organized home »ra«aH *';5L HAS NO EQUAL! guards to replsce National Guard RUN m t! eocmomy to ' Electric Cooking ! Try It Soon! store. that ths strttes waa 90 per cent well and increase the intake of By simply taking it easy when easy effective. (ContlnuMl From Page One) troops which are In Federal serv- All Seats 50c...Tax Exempt oxy^n. The SWOC terms revolve ice. He added that the W ar De.- Now Ob Sale A t Box OHoe! Hie new Superheat Unit Is fastest by does it and breathing deep when the 7V^c GaUon Spoaeored hy Amueemeat la- Call 3535 around auspenaion of an election sized that the Axis partners are partment “ would welcome news BROAD STREET - HARTTOBD test. Throughout the country it has set work piles up, yoiir power' plant gets as la Lets « f f t Gals, or Mere. by the Employes’ Representation against every e.xtension of the war that they were making a Uttl« dttstry — Greek W ar BellcL new records. It adds anuudng new Your 1941 Buidewidi Compound C2ar- areas. _ V mudi as 10% to 15% more mileage Plan, which the SWOC contends greater speed," i^ecd to clean, carefree electric eooking. buretion* works something like thaL miuo MU-6 FUEL OIL...6,2c GAL. la company-dominated and which One correspondent asked wheth- Stlmson said 27 or 28 of the 48 from die same gasoline. the NsUonsl Labor Relations er this appli^ also to the manner states either have organized the. Monday, March 31 to Sat April 5 enson Its “nose,** ndiidi is die forward one of That, in these ^ TELEPHONE 8500 - wiiEi Board has directed the company of the establishment of the new | guards which Congress authprized laelusive A Universal Range to Fit to disband. order in the. Far East and these I last October, or were In the pro- your two thrift-size carburetors, does e days, is nothing to lA K snae sn g 5 x t»M *K m MATINBS8 2 P. M. . - ZVENINOl • P. U. Rlffe. assistant SWOC director, sources answ-ered affirmatively. j cess of creating them. He named grand job of sup^ying “brsath** for $114.95 said the union had \-oluatarily__ The question then waa asked only Masaachusetts, New York, Every Kitchen, As Low Aa be sneezed at. / w ati whether. *lnce the Axis members j Florida, California and Pennayl- Tomorrow 2 P E R P O E M A H C U D A IL Y your engine on noraal jobe. suspended siforts toward So why don’t you nlcketlnx:ksl at the reaueat of "xov- .-i-- take .wi-this standpoint. yGermany vania as states which have made SAToSUM IHOUOMO 5-YM PSOTKHON flAH irmnmt officiala,’^hora he ^ d : material progress. if Bigger andRetter Than Evert But when the tune comes that your en- get die whole story GENUME not identify London and Washington to try HARTPOfii if gine has to dig in for a tough pull or a from your Buick Etoewhere'la the Bethlehem’pic-I Spectacular Aerial Acta! ...m d jsst Isek at what yaa gstl j peacefully. The authorised inform- ? burst of power, then your extra foot- dealer? WILCOX GAY Shlpyard Werkere Te Meet i TODAY . FRIDAY if Trained Animala— CASH • Full 5.2 Cu. Ft Stonje Ctpicitf. ‘a Acid-lcsotiag ‘ Poieebin lasedss. The a o Industrial Uoloo of , e m p h a x ^ In this connec Tumblers^ Jugglen, Clowns! lastaOed *Opdoaal at ifigkt extra CM M Buick SneUL BMxIdt, ftxnAsd ca an adten • Wkle. Oranize. Supra - Eficient # Durable IXtluz Eztraior Marine and Shipbuilding workers Pieezing Unit. • Sturdy Onc-Piccc 'Steel CliraR RECORDIO of America at New York called a entering the war from any quarter ' dtBntrtd ot FBnt, Mieh. \iiould be regarded aa enemies of all CIRCLE if The Han^RHio Hanga HimBelfl Stott tax, tpdtHol tfmp- a PhUco SUPER Power Srstem.fra ^f®***” ^ ■ . w.,'! meeting for Friday afternoon of Ob First and Second Floors in One, Two adherents of the tri-partite pact. COLORWARE TO LADIES txir/hfosi fleeting, txrplmi power, • Mwff workera-la three big Bethlehem u d Three-Faadly Houses. ount and oecttttritt— dependability, ecoaomy. 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put hImaeU in a poalUon to aay, ’T of PioducUon Manafcmant, and G )co a n u t O il • S E R I A L S T O R Y ^ Ca n ad a P ro b es ManHiMtw Bacratary of tha Navy Knox hava never ***' "“V troopa Power lo Set Interest Building Time Essence Sharecropper and His Wife danandad that tha AllUhChalmara would not enter your country. I Im a plant arUllwaukaa ba |»op*"*4 only promiaad that I wopld not Rate Rapped at Hearing - P ro b e Ask e d DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS B la ze on Sh ip Held on Kidnap Charges and that tha atrlklni: workara aak parmlaalon—and have I?" Of Defense Problem rUBUMlKUBI *IUI ------MUWTIMO CO, thara ratum to thalr Joba, thara It ia not likely that Hitler carea B Y E D I T H E L L I N G T O N Nx^M'arical'iNcL II BIm M) Btr^ any more than he did yeaterday state Capitol, Hartford, March a .Chairman Michael V. Blanafiald Quezon Believes Heavy High Seafi~ Blamed for Poplarville, Misx, March 27—(d*)* Sheriff Enoch Seal, of Pearl river BaiMtHMrw. 0»am. can ba no turning back. That 27, (;p)—Depositors in aavtnga ] i[D) of the Senate Banks Commit- turaUy snd sconomicaUy, of one -A Mtaslsslppi sharecropper and LOCATED AT: 22 EAST CEMER STREET about being known aa the moat Shipments Even^ially YBSTEBOAYt Anthony Msaeo South Ammican Nations county, lodged the kidnaping TSOIIAB rBROOaON plant n-lll hava to ba raopanad at banka able to pay k higher return ; tee held that a ataU-fixed mi^- life, sn(l they hadn’t been enough. or more of thoae repubUca by s Death of 19 as 22 his wife held incommunicado in charges. 169 NORTH MAIN STREET — Orooertae. Fm lt aad Vegetables Only. 0»«vr*l Hbmww onca and lU a»nplo>’a* ratum to braaan liar in hiatory. But it la are "unjustly" -treateii under the ! mum rate worked In favor of the Bee and they renliae they have Anthony catight her bands, See No Immediate Dan* nen-hemtaphere power if this Jail hers today as state and Feder- 0*t«k«ir\. iin I ^To Go to Nazis. fallen in lov3. Bee cannot under- coimtry does not redouble lU ef- Others Rescued. Sheriff Seal aald representatives Storea Open Thursday and Saturday Evenlnga for Year Cenvanlence. tha production of defanta matarl- Just poaaibla that aome of hta high- state law permitting the bank '.weakest banks" at the exj^nse of kissed hei palms. "You’re too good al officers investigated the strange of the Federal Bureau of Investi- Brarr BaMlitf B«e«*< commissioner to fix the maximum *" stand thM new thrilL Kiseee never for me.” ger of Attack from forts to eaUbUsh better relations story of a 33-year old mother that ■Mayt Mi« Beniar*. B«tar«« an ala—and almilar procaadlnga muat er military advlaara do not praclae- '"Manila, March 27— —Presi- meant so much before. Like happy Halifax, N. S., March 27.—(P)— gation had joined in the Investlxa- Interest rate, witnesses charged at j Rep. J ^ n S, ’’You don’t know anything about to the south. she and her four children were tlon. ha PM Otflaa at MaRekaatar. ba Inatitutad In avary othar Indua- ly enjoy ahaiing that raputktlon dent Quezon has a sk ^ American children they swing In the p ^ . me.” Europe or OrieUL Special attention haa been giyan Canadian Naval offlciata aougbt to kept. In virtual servitude for more aa SaeoM Claaa Mall Mattar. *nila Is our worid!” Bee kponx It. The officers were reticent re- try vital to tha dafanae program —and thaj it ia they, rather than defense officials to investigate re- • • • to the problem of non-hemta^ere learn today from 23 survivors the than a year on aa^-island. •OBBCBIPttON RATBS • • • Guilt and a self-accusation that (Editor’s Note: Devoa Fraa- alrllnas on the South American The case came to light last night garding the alleged servitude to Taar hr Hall ...... H JJ —or thin nation a’lll aUnd con- Hitler, who thought up thlo heavy ported heavy shipments of cocoa- So This U Love cause of a fire which deatroyed which the Davis family waa sub- aubtlaty about not “requeatlng tha was strange to her, who had ' eta haa Jost oompleted.a 14,- continent Germans, Italians, Brit- with the flllns of kidnap charges j Haatk hy MaH «•...... •I *la daninad of inability to_carry on a nut oil from the Philippines, Al- never blamed herself for anjrthlng,^ OfiO-mile trip by air aronad ish and North Americans are in the patrol ahip Ot?er off this port jected, but said they planned to my te • a«aaaaaaa»a«»a a$_^B wwoY ‘wSSm "fi“ »S.t. SS."' <«"•“ «•'« ■gainst Mr. and^ Mrs. Joseph W ., ucstion the Walkers further to- SAvm es im mtSM cur right" to move troopa through bankers ’’all told me they; could legedly for reahlpment to Ger- CHAI»TER XV eR.3^ ^% ltT a a a a a aVa a dafanaa effort in full. Commissioner Walter Perry of his gnawed at her. She thought, wild- Booth Amerlea.. With this spirited competition there for yesterday morning and aent 19 walkef, middle-aged aharecrop* YugoalaviA. Thia aaama all the pay more, but the bank commis- many. ■’ "Are you'getting cold, sweet?" ly, that maybe If she broke down beokgreoad, he sammarixee favor. Only the Germans and the membera of the crew to their pers of Pearl River county. Missis- ■ ay. MBMBBR OF __ Thara alraaily axlaU adequate power to set the rate be reported sioner wouldn’t let them.” Presidential Secretary Jorge aSheriff Seal aald neither had TMB A8ROCIATBO PRBM more probable in view of the per- upon favorably, while Perry and Anthony asked. right now and told him the truth, the proMenae ef beyiispheie North Americana are esUbliahed. deaths. v , sippi, after officers had rescued ' law*for the enforcamant of tha Affects Aged Savers Vargas said Quezon told Resident "Oh, no! I could stay here .-.. . - -A BIANCHESTER E v EmiNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 37,1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. i THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941 V- ' t ______.______. im fees wer6 cut amid predictions at Must Know O^rnight News "dire results that did not occur. Eastern Star Oil Industry Cornerstone .'.'Dire results will not result Obituary Unit Officers Board Studies when this bill is lAssed,” he said. Attack Peril Of Connecticut With the. cloee of Hadden’s Ire- Seats Officers Able to Meet By Aaeodateg Press Box Is Opened marks, the clerks began taktoi Are Found Fit For Work at Blanding n J3WI •T' Wf A f U w t i c ; roll call vote on the proposal.Jf surance Jobs Plan Deaths Donovan Warns Goods Sandy Hook — Dr. Jotm- J. MIATS AND FISH • FRUITS AND VEGFTAbUC While the House debated thiW 11- War Demands Loral Persons Present cense bill, a milder floor fight pc- Over 250 Present at VFW Guard Leaders Are Colonel Reincke States For Britain Must Go Oeerge, 88, Canadian-born prac- t»cy until the l>*rrier« are broken etuTcd in the Senate over restora- Colorful Ceremony at Manchester ticing physician here for the past iMMed to A llow Stu* •nd the path forward ia clear In Biickinghain; At tion of forfeited civil rights. Dies Suddenly (Continued From Page One)' Passed; 43 Men Have Manchester Unit Is Ex> To Destinatibn. seven years and a staff member of Shea Prerlpitatos Clash /.• two Bridgeport hoepitale, died at HEAVY CORN-FED to Quit Early! «fmin The Ceremony. Masonic Temple. Already Joined , Up. Date Book his home after a abort illness. Speaking to the party group he Republican Floor Leader Wil- WW.AWs to toeet any to c re a ^ ceptional; NewW o f die denumds which conceivably may .Washington, March 27.—(JV- Bristol—Employes of The E. STEER BEEF LB ilMffisAidr liam J. Shea precipitated a brief At Her Home RIB ROAST Take Up Positioi Manchester was represented In Mrs. Frank O. Little at Lan- be nuule upon It Captain William O. Leggett and Camp in South.^ Tomorrow - - Americans, in the opinion of C^. Ingraham Company, clock manu- i -A t this moment I have great clash when he asserted that it ap- William J1 Donovan, must wag- »rd. the group of 67 men and women peared that rights were being re- caster Road was installed ,as »Even If the United States should his associate officers of the VFW March 28 —PA’s-Manchsstcr facturers and Bristol's second old- news for you and the whole coun- Trade to baskstball bensHt at East nis^^the dangsr of attack from est industry, voted at a National HEAVY STEER who gathered at Kemp's store at stored to men too soon after they worthy matron of Temple Chapter become involved in war, be said, State GuaA unit yesterday receive By 1st Sergeant Bay Heritage try. Mrs. Andrew Ferguson, defense officials estimate that tbe Sid* Rec for Kiwam* |Cld()ics Nasi Germany, and "make up our Labor Relations Board election to of the town -Early this morning the Yugo- had been released from Jail or No. 53, Order of the EUtatem Star, Camp Blanding, Florida, March minds what we are going to do” OVEN OR POT ROAST LB Buckingham Four Coroem last prison. demand for oil would be only five ed their physical exanotoattons for Camp Fund. ” have the United Electrical, Radio slav nation found its soul. Of Brookfield Street, 25—Clompany K today waa praised about delivering supplies to Great A Machine Workers’ union (CIO) BONELESS CHUCK i hoaxd, known aa the educa- night when the sealed box from at a semi-public ceremony last their commissions and filed the Next Week -A revolution has taken place Chairinan Leon J. Ria-Ckasi (D) to 10 per cent above the expected 4 yaOey oommlttee, met laat the comer stone of the Bucking- night in the Masonic Temple. Fully Increase in domestic consumption necessary papers with the Ad- highly by Lieut.-Col. Frederick G. April 3 and 4—Educational Club Britain. - ^ represent them in collective .bar- to Belgrade and the minister* who of the Forfeited Rights Commit- Dead; Burial Saturday "It is going to mean nothing in ham congregational church on tee retorted that it was not the in- 250 membeii of the chapter here this year. Jutadt G^eral’s office in Hartford. play,„;‘American, Very Early,” at gaining. Of 2,100 eligible woi^kers, SUNNYFIELD - READY fo SERVE i'.ka ootuMer a plan that haa but yesterday signed away the Reincke for the cleauUness and winning the war unless tbe goods 1,963 cast ballots and 1,031 voted [ taoommandcd to High achoola John Tom hill, demolished in the tention of his committee to sub- and in other tow-ne and interested Besides Captain Leggett, the o f. orderliness of its company strsets High School Auditorium. honor and* the freedom ' of their hurricane of - September 20,1938, Mrs. Ann Wright Ferguson, wife fleers examined were 1st Lieut. Next Month we produce and ship reach their for the union. W HO LE O R EITHER HALF LB tfHaifUWd, Weat Hartford, country are reported to be tinder ject applicants to a second trial relatives and friends attended. and kitchen. Today, K's street was destination,” he declared last night COOKED HAMS Newtown—A 150-year old farm- Bold, Caat Hartford and was opened.- The pastor of the and Utat usually applications for John A. Trotter of Bigelow of Andrew Ferg\«on, of 19 Brook- Chesterfield Plrie, 2nd Lieut. David tbe leading one in the battalion April 6 — Passion portions of arrest.” church, Rev. Philip M. Rose, was McCk>Uum and 2nd Ueut. Albert Handel’s “Messiah" at Emanuel in a nationally broadcast address. house in the Newtown Country POUTfllHOUSE, N Y SIRLOIN to flU ^acea, moatly in (The Yugoslav signing of the forfeited rights were granted if street was installed as worthy field street, died suddenly at her Glass Urges and was said by Colonel Reincke to lONEO AND ROLLED master of ceremonies. patron and Ernest A. Borg as as- Jacobs. ^ All four officers passed Lutheran church. "But due to thinness of protection, Club section, ow n^ by John Still- Steaks cuei OR lo n o M round t. 35‘ IF DESIRED ___ offlcaa to Hartford. Axis pact in Vienna actually oc- no one opposed them. home shortly before five o’clock be one of the regiment’s most ships are sunk and goods are lost. son, was deatroyeff by fire of un- Laaib Fores ul2* u a vacant or arill soon be* Contents Of Box Immediately after Shea’s ob- sociate patron. yesterday afternoon. She had ap- physical tests Mtisfactorily. nearly completed streets.' April 14—40tb anniversary ball curred Tuesday.) The church was built in 1866, jection, the Senate was unable to The membership roster of the of Campbell Council, K. of C., at "Are we going to deliver the determined origin. Face Runp Roast t.33* Vacant because of the men Mrs. Ruth Boyce, retiring peared to be in the best of health Navy Convoy The kitchen and crew of coolu New London—Mias Helen Sweet, s Fresh Shoildera LEAN PORK u15‘ and curiously enough when the muster the necessai^ two-thirds worthy matron presided at the company reached 43 today with State Armory. goods?” HEAVY StEER into the United States ser- when relatives and neighbors talk- t M with Company T for first place Donovan, an attorney who 20-year old Bridgeport brunette, FANa j Insurance company em- lead box was opened the date on vote on one forfeited right meas- opening ceremony. During the past ed with her yesterday and al- several applications expected to> day with a score of 95 per cent, April 26—PoUsh-American Ath- Faaey Briiket CORNED JEEE t. SEUOED SPRING night and more on Monday night fought with the ’'Fighting 69th" was chosen and crowned "Miss En- Lanb Legs c 24* ia also leaving to enter the newapapem placed in tbe box ure and action on four such bills year her husband, Robert J. Boyce though death is believed to have • highest score of the regiment letic (3ub’s annual dance at State E A N a MILK.EED About Town British Arms when the company will assemblj Armory to music of Joe Lazarz. in the World War, returned recent- ergy of Connecticut” at the an- SUNNYFIEIO-WHOU k ^ p ^ y of companies engaged was September 21, namely the was temporarily blocked pending was worthy patron, one of four been caused by a heart attack she Lands Oompoay BRort 5H TO 6 POUNDS OR EITHER HALF at the VFW Home, Manchester April 28—16th anniversary con- ly from an observation tour nual spring convention of The large Fowl t» 2 5 ‘ Saioked Haas u 2S* work because they receive Hartford Oourant, the Hartford a further study of the cases. married couple* heading nearby had not previously complained of ’Y Colonel Retock* stated that K Connecticut Bakers’ Aesociation. Times, the Hartford Evening Post, lodges. (Continued From Page One) Green to take measurements foj cert of Beethoven Glee Club at through tha European and African FANCT FRESH NATIVE ' p*y« any such illness. flotapany waa an exceptional com- 2H 10 3 POUNDS Bystanders at the center have the Middletown Press and New Mrs. Helen Elliott served aa in- uniforms. " High school auditorium. war zones. Although he said he had Broilers u27* aducational policy commit- When her husband, who la an pany to that whan an order is no official statue, Donovan talked hlch is compoied of Rev. Dr. noticed for the past several morn- York Tribtine. The box also con- Yugoslavs Oust stalling officer and Mrs. Boyce as the Danish colony which Is consid- Local men wishing to Join the given of whatever nature, the unit Coming Evwita FANa YOUNG NORTHERN togs a red-paInted truck marked executive officer with the Aetna ered a geographical part of tbe VFW company are advised to re- May S — Ladles Night. Man- with President Roosevelt upon his $ TO 14 POUNDS u2C Woodraff. WUUam Buck- tained a blble, a history of the installing marshal; Mrs. Jessie Fire Insurance Compahy In Hart- is the first to completely finish the Tarkays "explosives'' passing the length of church—this was the second edi- Winterbottom as Installing chap- western hemisphere. port at the v FW Home for signing chester Rod and Gun club, South return. Three Violent F A N a GENUINE MILK-FED _ i:. J. Murphy met with ford, returned to his home about Job. He stated that be could al- He asked his listeners if they Haddock Fillets FRESH CUT I I Btandent nitog in his office Main street. Inquiry reveals the fice—and an almanac from which Pro-Axis Heads lain; Mrs. Marjorie Morrison, in- In the-eontinued absence of of- and for taking uniform fneasuro- ways give ths company a detail Coventry. Capons 6 TO S POUNDS l.3 5 * five yesterday Mrs. Ferguson fail- ficial comment, conjecture center- ments Monday night at 7:30. May 4 — Lltbuanian-Amerlcan were prenared to take the chance F A N a MILK-FED - ROASTING for a discussion of the truck is used by workmen who are the minister read President Lin- stalling warder. Clarence Wood and know that it would be carried LARGE WHITE II ed to respond to his call as he en- ed on two possible courses of ac- Citizen’s club Amateur Night and which would accompany delivery State Deaths Cask' Fillets 4 TO 4H POUNDS It is suggested that dynamiting cellars at a develop- coln’s second Inaugural address, (Continued From Page One) was organist for the ceremony and tered. They had (planned to go out out regardless of time or difficul- Chickent « 20* ment on South Mato street. lis t Of Contribntlons Mrs. Ruth Ekberg of Springfield, tion. One was that the neutrality Ball at Liberty Hall on Golw*y of goods to Britain. to the commercial and gen- for dinner la.st evening. Upon en- ties. "For there Is a chance,” he said. FANCY LARGE U leava school early The pastor at the time was the Bister of the incoming worthy act’s combat zone might be rede- Mall boxes, 'rubbiffi collection street. Saioked Fillets Sliced Bacon SUNNYFIELD u25‘ under virtual general mobilization tering the living room Mr. Fergu- fined to encompsuis the new Ger- Local Youth Back May 24-25 — 25th aimual con- "There is a danger, and whatever month to go to work early in The Study group of the Woman’s Rev. Ordway. Work on the church since the negotiations with the patron, was soloist. boxes to the company street have Shotgun, Automobile was begun on June 22. 1866, and Those Installed son found his wife apparently man blockade area which now in- vention of New England Confer- we do we must recoroize that the Steak Cod liana Faritar Bakarp Faatoratl Society of Christian Service of the Axis began. asleep on the davenport. She had been constructed under the super- danger of attack exists.” And Overdose o f Seda Schaal Oslendar North Methodist church will meet the entire cost was $3600. The box The following associate officers cludes Danish Iceland, heretofore From West Coast 'rtslon of Sergeant CJharlea Barrera ence Luther League at Emanuel WHOLE>lT Regent Flees to Greece been reading a magazine and had Lutheran church. No Ohanee For United State* DRESSED AS DESIRED calendar calls for 180 days tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock also contained a list of the con- Regent Prince Paul who approv- were Inducted to office: associate outside of tbe zone. The other was '' and Privates William E. Powers Floandert MACAROON CUP CAKES to the matron, Mias Marlon Craw- evidently succumbed but a shorf that no such recognition would be The United States, he ssaerted. live Are Causes. KWl in order to secure the with Mrs. Ralph Persson of 102 tributors, '*37 males and 61 fe- ed the Axis pact, waa reported to and Edward J. Zuraw. These addi- haa no choice as to whether it will grant. The calendar as pre- males.” William Hill gave the ford; Mrs. Minnie Goalee for her time previously. Mr. Ferguson given to the Berlin decree, but that Uoiu to the street are to be copied P A N a CAPE Starkweather street have fled to Greece with his Gre- called to neighbors and aid was George L. Graziadio, Jr., arriv- be attacked. t Mackerel 25c ; laat fall called for 188 days, most, $600. A long list of well cian wife. Princess Olga, and the 26th consecutive year as secretary; Nazi warcr*£t would be told to ed at his home on Henry street throughout tbs regiment, it was By The Associated Press Miss Mary Miller as treasurer, summoned, but Mrs. Ferguson had keep out of hemisphere waters. ’That choice la Hitler’s,” he said Three persona met death by vio- days being provided to Helen Conn, Gall ManMn, known families of that section of government of Premier Draglaa yesterday afternoon from Califor- stated. Strikes Grip - Our only choice is to choose Shrlnp FANCY LARGE GREEN II COFFEE RIHM to 02 niNO soma unaapected emergency, Glastonbury fcrilowed, listed ac- Mrs. Bernice Thrall, Conductress; passed beyond medical help. - 'Company K has completed one lent means in Connecticut laat (3eorge Hansen, Marleigh Krause, Cvetkovlc, who went' to Vienna to Born In Manchester' nia, where he has been since last whether or not we will resist. And these days has been used, cording to the sixe of their gifts. sign the agreement with Adolf associate, Miss Evelyn Burrell and September. At that time he and month in Federal service and the night and early today. Margery Salmon and Shirley trustee, Mrs. Ruth Boyce. Mrs. Ferguson was bom in Man- to choose in time: While resistance One man was stain with a shot- but one day open to pro- Turktogtoh arc the local children Funds for a new church build- Hitler, was overthrown. North End Gets hW school friend, Richard Long- men are to reality becoming sea- Syrian Cities is still possible; while others ere I required days. School will ing are slowly but steadily mount- Reports from Belgrade said Appointive officers installed in- chester on Aug;xuit 13, 1876, a aker, motored out to the Pacific soned soldierii. Long hours out- gun, another injured fatally'by an Calif. 2 V2 Lb who will take part to a recital cluded the chaplain, Mrs. Isabel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John still alive to stand beside ue.” automobile and a woman died of an June IS this year under Saturday evening at eight sharp ing. It will be erected on the site Cvetkovlc and Foreign Minister coast, taking in the poi.it. of in- doors, good food and clean, well Two provisions of the lesse-Iend 1 Lb. at calendar. of the old church, of which noth- Alksander Cincar-Markovic, who Nevers; marshal, Miss Lillian Wright, long time residents on Weather Bureau terest en route, and if they found regulated living, has begun to re- Demonstrations Protest an overdose of sedative. Fresh Bch to the Bushnell Memorial, to Klinkhamer; organist, Mrs. Eva Birch street. She had lived all her British aid bill “could be consider ASPARAGUS it aaay to be to the ad- ing remains but the foundation also had an important role in the employment intending to remain pay these young men to their new John Dillard, 82, of Redding, a which the public will be welcome life to this town, attended the ed acts of war,” Donovan said. of soma pupils to allow and floor beams. pact signing, and most of the Wood; Adah, Mr*. Viola Trotter; indefliiltely. In October Geot-ge healthy appearance. Sick calls Against Stand on Na- "One ia to authorize the build' Negro, died Inetantly when a shot Ruth, Miss Florence Metcalf; grammacBchools and graduated gun blast ripped through his right Ripe laava in April and be Signs of spring continued to members of the overthrown cabi- During the winter there has was stricken with acute appendici- have dropped to one or two each ing of fighting ships to be deliver- Pint a diploma to June; It might net were iinder arrest. Esther, Mrs. Ruth Borg; Martha, from thenlgh school here. She was been so many different reports on tis but refrained from acquainting day and then only for everyday tionalist Bloc Demands lung In a shack in Redding last multiply today. One of the surest ed to England. The other ia the Florida B oxcd Itpalnat those who are now House Votes (ait Air Corps Head Premier Mrs. Ruth Leggett; Electro, Mrs. later timploycd in the clerical de- the weather among residents of his parents with the fact ikntll he Itesos such as cuts, bruises, etc. provision for the refitting and re- night. State Police Lieut. Leo F STRAWBERRIES signs is the increase to the num Gen. Dusan Ssmovic, chief of Mildred Harrison; warder, Mrs. partment at CHieney Brothers was convalescent. No Illness or injury of a serious Beirut, Lebanon, March 27—UP) Carroll said William Carpenter, ^ behind, but would be able bers of those seeking driving li- the North Ehid, that this week pair of British ahipe in our yards. I up the necessary credits Yugoslavia’s Air Corps, took over Lillian Tedford and sentinel, Wil- weaving nUll under Wells Cheney. there has been set up on the side Both young men were.employed nature has yet hit th* company. —General strikes, marked by un- 49-year old Negro^ owner of tbe censes. Iiupector Nicholas Ashe In License Fee liam Bray. "Germany has Ignored these Crisp, Fresh : their graduation in June aa premier and formed a cabinet. She was married to Mr. FergruKin of the Nichols News Store a com- by the North Americait Aircraft On Saturday the company com- ruly demonstratlona gripped Da- acts, as she has many others in house, was arrested on a murder hds. I th n would be ready to go to was kept busy giving tests to ap- Many persona were killed and After the installation, the retir- on October 22, 1903. Corporation at El Segundo. Rich- pleted Its first tour of guard duty mascus, Homs, Hama and Aleppo charge. Iceberg plicants. He Is at the town court bination thermometer and baro- the past year and a half. But we LETTUCE . There are also l e ^ rights, (Continned From Page One) wounded in demonstrations ing matron and patron, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson was a most ac- meter set on each side of a mir- r-d last winter met and married under Oaptaln William Naylor as in French-mandated Syria today in must not delude ourselves into Pedeetrtaa Auto Victim room every Thursday from nine throughout the night, the Bel- Mrs. Boyce were escorted to the tive member of St. Mary’s Episco- a young woman out there, and officer of the day and Lieut. Rob- protest against the stand taken by pupils are allowed to leava ror. thinking that she hasn’t stored it Struck by an automobile while Pascal Celery, Double Bunch bch. 15c I asKt month or even in May a. m. to four p. m. fee," Counsell asserted, “is an un- grade reports said. Fourteen were Eiaat where Past Matron Ruth pal church and gave fully of her Ij^e thermometer has a southern George secured a month’s leave of ert Mabry as commander of the High Commissioner Gen. Henry up agsinet us. We'll have to pay walking near his Waterbury home Tomatoes, Extra Fancy Schetad, 1 Ib. ctn. 15« Should not have the required necessary hardship on the family said to have been killed in Ban- Porter presented a past matron’s time and energy to the work ot exposure and will probably result absence to return home to visit guard. Sergeant Michael Kokocb Dentz opposing demands of the for it.” last night, Leon I. Wood died Winesap Apples 5 lbs. 25c Orangea, Extra Large Fla.~>126’8 dos. 29e' of school and the state Rev. George Tuttle of Monterey, of low Income which is dependent jaluka alone. Jewel to Mrs. Boyce, and Past that parish. She was a member of his parents. He was surprised to and 89 enlisted men took over the Syrian Nationalist bloc. World Domlnatloii Aim bortly afterward in a hospital. Mass., who will be the guest speak- in a more correct reading that Bananas, Fancy, Ripe 4 lbs. 25e Grapefruit, Large Sixe 54*a ‘ 4 for 18e 1 SBight not be allowed. ^ on automobiles for tranaportatlon Rioting took place In the main Patron Herbert Leggett, presented St. Mary's Guild, of the Woman’s has been reported during the past find so many of his former friendk guard and did as good a Job as This group seeks greater inde- He saw Germany's aim as abso- Deputy Coroner Miles F. McNlff, Urn'M ^ B aitfoei Against er at the Lenten service this eve- to their places of employment.” streets of Belgrade all night. a past patron's Jewel to Mr. Boyce. Auxiliary of that church, the Hos- year from thermometer with already in the U. S. Army or Ma- any unit that has taken Its turn pendence and a revival of *rhe lute domination of . the whole Jr., said tbe car was driven by Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 Grada 15 Ibo. 17f Bartfqrd haa already con- ning at 7:30 at the Second Congre- Before the debate opened, Coun- The Belgrade radio broadcast an Mrs. Elsie Knight, president of the pital Auxiliary and was also ac- rines. He is due to return to his at the guard. Syrian Nationalist Assembly. world, and warned that the Reich Herbert Dryer. gational church, is visiting the northern exposures. The mirror the question and has op- sell introduced an amendment appeal to Army garrisons through- P/isl Matrons’ association present- tive in Chapman Court, Order of gives the women an opportunity duties at the El Segundo plant on Good Conduct Leaves Troops patrolled Damascus and should not be underrated. Acting Medical Examiner Ster- family of his brother, Louis J. out the kingdom to aupport the ed a bouquet to Mrs, Boyce and in- April 21. streets, shops and offices were 44 oz l the plan. Last year to Eaat which would make the fee reduc- Amaranth and Sunset Rebekab to soe if their hats are on straight, A new system of "good soldier” "Her victories,” he said, "have ling P. n y lo r said that Margaret —ibat’e why yoa’Ii And Tuttle, of Hudson street. The lat- new king and government and vited her to Join the association. closed. Traffic wss at a standstill. brought her new military and in Clement, on a visit to New Haven -Crapefrnit Jnice CAN eeveral pu^la to the tion effective upon passage of the lodge. She bad helped to plan for but 1s a little too high for them leaves has been put toto effect to ih*M MvoiyAaaPegaBeeae course wejv allowed ter ia seniqr deacon of the church help to preserve order. The officers presented a most the I69th. Three desses of leaves General Dentz is scheduled to dustrial strength.” However, he from South Africa, died to New sunnyiro o k 14 O Z at present, and the other deacons bill and provide for refunds to and thoroughly enjoyed the Ama- to get a good view to powder their •lira good. Like all the in April. The reaction drivers who had already obtained At the same time all reserve attractive appearance in their ranth fashion show and bridge Hospital Notes are given out—A, B and C. (A) meet Nationalist leaders Saturday continued, Germany has not yet Haven hospital early Thursday of Bed Salmon ALASKAN CAN Rici Krlipln naocGT ! mi 21* and thq pastor. Rev. Ferrta E. Rey- officers were ordered to report to beautiful white gowns, in a va- Close leavee permit the bearer to and many sources expected he met a full test—"and until this an overdose of sleeping powder. SULTANA t 7 OZ Thrifty 35 Aon Peg* Poixi*. this flima parents of other nolds, who arranged for the serv- their 1941 licenses. party in the Masonic Temple Tues- Aar beth naket oed m 1I« : was unfavorahle Democratic Minority Leader T. their garrisons at once. riety of sheer materials and silk, day night. come and go at will when he is r Ight be forced to grant conces- teat comes, it is better not to over- Tnna Flab LIGHT MEAT i CANS Statler T iiue KOIU 18* ice tonight, with the visiting min- The Belgrade radio said the new with white gloves and corsages, not actually on duty. Hts only re- sions to placate the expanding rate her.” "Turkey Bread" tbeei . . . aed thoiw with ister, win be entertained at dinner Emmett Clarie, labeling Coun- Had Many Friends EANa QUALITY 1 N O . W you the awiegteiadebyihu* cabinet was sworn in by King the gift of their worthy matron, Falls Off Truck, Admitted yesterday: Leroy Bleu, sponsibility Is to report to his movement and avoid more eerious e said that England now is IMPORTED GEISHA ; TINS IONA RE^RIPt 2.^0* ondarstood that the sub- thia'evening at tbe , Manchester sell's argument aa "ridiculous" and A woman of kindly disposition 40 Campfield Road. €rabmeat avoidiag naey ntnti ia* Toaatoes last night considered "fimdaroentally f a II a c 1 o ii a.” Peter. Mrs. Dorothy Norris Little. Mrs. Frst Sergeint when leaving to or- disorders. Sch stronger” than in the sum- Wild turke' were sought for Y. M. C. A., as tbe guests of Louis and even temper she had made a Birth: Yesterday, a daughter to (Reports from Vichy yesterday mer ot 1940 after the fall of Dun- bread as well ms meat, by the 44 0 z ^ g e plan and will in turn charged that the loss of revenue Troubles similar to those In Little wore a corsage sent to hei* wide circle of friends who will Dislocates Ami der to have Information as to his CAN Soda Crtckars HAMPTON 5S14* J. Tuttle. Belgrade also occiirred to BItolJ, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holland, said 12 persona bad been killed to kirk. pioneers of old Kentucky. Dry Orange Juice ; aaother plan that may from tbe fee reduction would force by her new officers, and carried genuinely miss her not only for East Hartford. whereabouts. He must also re- 12 OZ in southern Yugoslavia. port "to” from his leave. Damoscue a* d Aleppo in two day>' i'Each week the situation im breast of turkey often was used I. Jk pasriUe. to eeeura tbs Group G of St. Bridget's church Connecticut to turn to tolls to con- on arm bouquet of glorious yellow her ready help and cooperation but Discharged .yesterday: Mrs. Brunch ^J^:CPTON MEAT CAN 19« mfm Pink Silaon COLDSTREAM 2^20* In demonstrations In the capi- roses, a gift from her husband. Class (B) leave gives tbe same of rioting attributed to the Nation, proves,” he declared. “But not un- os breed because wild ‘ turkeya grant, but evan this may' women, of whicb Mrs. John W. tinue its present highway and for her alw’ays pleasant nature. John S. Wolcott, landscape gar- Lena Carman, 160 School street; til 1942 i^iU England be fully arm- were ao plentiful and bread so 14 O Z the pupils ao favored to the- bridge-buUding program. tal and provinces crowds carried She received a number of other privUeges with the exception that alist agitation and to food short- Holden Is leader, announced a Besides her husband, Mrs. Fer- dener and tree surgeon of 117 Bernice March, 848 HUlstowh ages. Martial law prevailed in ed. This year is a year of difficulty scarce, due to little land being Toaeto Soap ann faci 3a?19* CANS Underwood's CLAM ^4OW0« *1^21* ttmt resulted to Eeet Hart- fashion show and entertainment Bidding for a\ipport from Re- British and Ruaalan flags and remembrances from relatives and guson la survived by four broth- Hollister street suffered a dislo- Road. he must receive permission from both his First Sergeant and Com- several cities.) and danger,” cleared and planted. taktog the stand that It has for Friday evening, April 4 at 8:30 publican members from rural shouted, "Long live Britain and friends, together with their good ers, John, James and Richard cated left arm this morning when Admitted today: Mrs. Mary Sol- SUNNYFIELB pany Comnaander. Blue Rote RIm BULK 3 us 14* BUNSV: Fnaily Honr *&“63* towna, Clarie said adoption of the Russia! Down with Germany to the Wbiton auditorium. It is wishes for a successful year in Wright, of Manchester, and one he fell from the back end of a linger, 41 Purnell Place; Rebecca fparlila q *Waat Hartford School bill would kill the hope of "any ami Italy.” prospect. sister, Lillian, wife of Dr. Harold truck while unloading brush at Slater, 84 Main street; John Wol- Class (C) leave restricts the expected that Mm. Rose Kronlck bearer to ths limits of the 4Srd Wax Paper NaUEEN ANN liL n o * Fuddbift wpicgs Plllsbnty’e Flonr 'aS!*84*; attuated to the home of ot the Wllroae Dress Shop will further extension of rural road Students marched with linked After the 'ceremonies adjourn- S. Backus, ql Hartford. There are the town dump on Broad street. cott, 117 Hollister street., - ir Insurance executives, is un- gramta.” > arms and sang patriotic and na- ment was made to the banquet also several nieces and nephews. Ho was brought to the Memor- Discharged today: Mrs'. Elsie J; Division arse. Class C also bears eull.rtc.tch, V.nltt., Chocol.t* show the fashions of the new sea- thh brunt o f extra duties. This MollO'’WhCat Caraal-Ann Faga PKG 12* Cake Floor SUNNYFIELD T^g'IS*, to favor the plan, son through local models. Clarie Quotes Cox tionalistic songs. Many were ar- hall where strawberry Ice cream Funeral services will be held ial hospital by his son, Stuart R. Murphy, 33 Church street; Mrs. lid baa the asms plan C3ai1e quoted Highway Commis- rested. pie and wafers were served. Saturday afternoon.,There will be Wolcott, and the dislocation was Flora Lee, Norwich. ' classlflcatlon of men is accom- r„coaeldcraUon and recent sioner William J. Cox aa asserting General Somovlc, 59, a' veteran a short service at two o’clock for reduced. Onsus: 67 patients. plished through their conduct at Mrs. Mary Arntstrong, 76, of all times, their appearance and A & P LIQUO R SHOPPES i reports on that situation to Duvid street sustained lacerations the fee reduction wmdd reduce aviator, was chief of Yugoslavia's members of the family and close Bhowa that It la hoi highway funds by about $1,500,(KM) air force and is a former chief of Naval Bases willingness to eoo|Mrat* with oth- A&P Liquor Sorvieo Offors You L«rg« «nd CompUto Stocks, DIITTCDeUMNYNILD KLB POUND Q7CMLViaSBOOK of the forehead this rooming in a friends at the home on Brookfield ets, both above and below them in with the full cooperation fail at her home.- She was given annually and force a serioua cur- the general staff. PRINT tailment in his department’a pro- street followed at 2:30 by a public rank. Of the 108 men in Com- High Quiiify, and Authantic QuaRty "at Low Evaryday Pricas". Qll I I Kpll V I CaiAMlBY LB emergency treatment and dia- He waa raised to chief of- the Treaty Sent service to St. Mary’s Episcopal gram. Air Corps last November after an BETTER EATS pany 1C over 50 per cent received ebarg^ The minority leader conferred chureh. Rev. J. Stuart Neill will CHEF'S SPECIALS: Class (A) passes. local oonunlttoe will report Army ahakeup which resulted officiate. Watklna Brothers are to tht full school board and with Gov. Robert A. Hurley before To Congress .^ND A BETTER TI3tE! Company K has received Infor- "YOU CAN lUY WITH CONFIDENCE A'T Mils Irene B. Johnsotr, a stu- the debote opened, and it waa un- from a bombing of Bitdlj by in 4karge.of the funeral arrange- At the Oak Prill mation that in tbe near future i'liak thnk' Supertotaadent ni- dent at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, planes, unofficially identified, dur- Roast Turkey Roast Beef LASGI N ATIV I DOZ M acipal Bailey attend a derstood his views coincided with ments and burial will be - to tbe they ars to receive two command A&P LIQUOR SHOPPES” FRESH EGGS N. Y., recently completed a design ing the Italtan-Greek conflict. masting to be held at a those o f the Democratic chief exe- (Continue«}r From Page One) family plot in the East cemetery. Dance to the Tunes of Half Broilers Steaks oars of the latest tjrpe. These cam for a cover of a catalogue of na- cutive. , Other Cabinet Members. ate now st ths Dlvlaion pool. They data to Wethersfield, when tional defense books featured at the Oak Orlll Swtogsters PRICES LISTED INCLUDE AU TAXES AND ARI SUUECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE wiH be further dlscusSed. Clarie told the Hoiuw that unless Two other members of the new western hdiOkphere "for American Charles F. Orimee I Veal Cutlets am 1941 one-half ton Dodges, the Manchester Mary Cheney Li- it was willto" to increase other government, it was learned, are defense from Ittack.” C3iarlee Ferris Grimes, former- MIDIUM SHABS LB MILO TASTY LB WIm IbS — MQUOR8 four-wheel drive pickups , baviiag CHEESE brary. Veal Scallopine . motor vehicles taxes, including the Dr. Branko Cubrilovlc, former An agreemrot will be signed ly of this town, died today at his room for eight men and capable levy on gasoline, to finance the minister of sgriculture, and home on Farmington avenue, AND BEER ;hillSee8 Tbe Past Presidents* club of the later for the site in the.Bahamas, at doing 85 m.p.h. highway Department's program Srdjan Budlaavijevlc, former min- the eighth of the group Involved. Farmington. He waa born 51 years WE CATER TO BANQUETS Many of the embryo Barney Whiskey Values auxiliary* to the Veterans of For- for the next bieunlum, it should ister of social planning, both ard- ago and came to Manchester with Old Ontek Cloaoser 3 CANS 20* eign Wars will meet tomorrow In last. September’s destrOyer- - Oldfields am behaving their best Hatley Oleomargarine 3 aNs 25* *act Repudiation reject the proposal. ent Serbs, who-resigned from the base *lrade, when the United his parents at the age of seven. so Oak Street to order to get the Job of drtvjng YEAR OLD evening sviti» Mr*. Clarence R. Pe- The department's program for 'capitulation" cabinet of Cvet- He married Christina R. Gordon reLSSH - these new cam. PINE scented 3cAns25*. terson \of WestminstervvrMirninHi Road. States authorities decide on a defl- OAK GRILL ||;^y.-8 YEAR OLD PULL Mol-o-bK Loaf Ckeeio u 23* Bala Soap Wem Page One) the biennium, he asserted, repre- kbvic rather than approve the rtlte location. •i ^of this tount in 1911. He has lived New gasoUiw type field ranges FINCH “EKEN U K r 7t!^8$~Opela Newtrei SpIrHt QUAirr sented only 25 per rent of the Axis accord. • The agreements, which do not in Farmington for the past 18 am also being Issued in th* near fO PROOF 2 PKGS 27* Harold T. Keating, named by years." Switt Choou ooMisTic u27* 20 Mala Taaa Borax end thet the mlalaters state's vital highway needs and Laxare Markovir also went require congressional approval, \ futum. Whit* linen sheets and pil- 2l%-4 YEAR OLD Governor Hurley to the local even that 25 per rent would have hack Into the new government as Besides his wife, be la survived HU this pact bad been ar- draft board to fill the position were submitted for the informa- low cases have been issued to all 41^ vuroiD PKGS Boraxo TO CLEAN HANOI 2 CANO 27* ' to be curtailed if the proposed cut minister of Justice, a post he held tion of the Senate and Houae. by his mother,.Mrs. Luella (Taft) membem. Double deck bunks will PULL 28* made vacant by the death of Wil- were approved. ’ Grimes of Crestwood. N. Y., one- ll%—II YEAR OLD prime minister said **0118 is to 1939. In his brief transmittal message, also be used. Q^A BT 160Z^2«v ca«4 * liam C. Cheney, will accept the Would Retard Wealth son, C!harles F. Grimes Jr., of FMCH "GOUI U K t ” M7$~4&rela Neetral SsIrHi AiPFANa CAN Kirkann’t Soap ^ I when we may have good appointment. Tlte necessary forms Vice-Premier Vladimir Macek, the president said "these bases are The tempemtum last Friday 8M PROOF FroK CoektoH the results of this war. He argued also that a reduction' the O oa t Peasant leader, took for American defense against at- Farmington; three daughters, Mrs. THE MANCHESTER reached 97 to this tent Wish Urn NATIONAL PIATWII I to be filled, such aa the waiver of of highway levenue would not only Edward A. Harria of this town. ALSO AVAILAKE IN HALF GALLON SIZE AT REAL LOW PRICiS Kirkaan’i Claansar 2 CANS 9* final raault is perhaps dis- any pay for the work, and the over his old post to the new gov- tack and fhelr construction la con- folks hack home could have some it may be much nearer curtail ‘'vitally and urgently need- ernment, V ' sistent with such defense. Mrs. Lawrence Hotchkiss of of this heat It would cut dosm Breoa Giant Paai 2 ^ '2 5 * taking of the necessary-oath will ed” construction, but would tend Unionville and Mias Marjorie Refreab-R REDCAPwIrHSPRAYil lOT 23* suppose. You can't tell be taken care of within the next Second Vice-Premier Jovan Value Emphasised PUBUC MARKET that pile of snow left them. "PENNSYLVANIA" lOO-Preef Tm OMAT BIO TBNDBH KIND to retard the growth of the state's Jovanovic resumed ‘ his post, and Grimes of Farmington; two broth- Tkrin of a UfettoM PULL Soot Combination Offerl few days and when this ia done he capital wealth. "International developments rTfesBcmber that (to the last will meet with the local board to Momtchilo Ntoclc, foreign miniater since my message to the Congress ers, Lester A. Grimes of New When Uie' Fimt Sergeant, upon MONTI CELLO SIX YEARS OLD QUART 1.89 DelMoizGom — 3 2.^'25* the Ministry of Munitions While other states charged less Rochelle, N. Y., and Sherwood the future deliberations. to 1924, also resumed his old of September third laat have em- looking around during extended PACKED IN irs'b q rN kick cream 1 R o l l S o o t To we l s both 07 told that we were run- for operators’ driving foes. Clarie position in the cabinet. Grimes of Crestwood, N. Y., and order drill, looked down the mus- of this and that. -* * said, other levies on the motorists phasized the value of tbe western Others of the cabinet included: hemisphere of these outposts of se- one grhndchlld. xles of nine out of ten rifles notiiU. Ry« or loorbeo DO-Preef went on and to the end the were higher. He cited the gasoline Tile funeral will be held Sunday FINE SEAFOOD PULL DelMaiz NiblaU g£M0* 1 Scot Towel Holder ^/e Finance. Smon Kutte. curity,” the message added. ed at him. Nine minds with ^ut a lt% -4 YEAR OLD WHISKEY TERtPER MEATY WHOTaB KERNELS ______cM«c» >ti ju o. eaiu^ ivoav we ran short of was tax as an example, saving that 39 War and Navy. General Ilic. at 2:30 o’clock from the Thomas stogie thought.... aiIeriiin‘iiaiixr 4P%~aRAIN NEUTRAL SPITITS QUART 1.85 Temple Beth other states had a higher gasoline Giving ttaa U niM States 99- Special For Friday Education, Triimnovic. year leasing rights for bases to the O. Dougan Funeral Home, 59 HoU The discovery of Privates Snow 100% Pure hydr(x ;ena t ed fine morning we went tax than Connecticut. Commerce, Andres. street. Rev. WUUam P. Davis, pas- and Larsen—Manchester boys— our offtoea to get on with Rep. Chauncey E. Hutchins, vet- seven British territories, the jVEGETAllE SHORTENING! Sholom News 'Mining,'Kulonovlc. agreements were signed to Lon- tor of the North Methodist church, (fipcovered to the next street to tu ^ EVAP. MILK of preparing for the eran Republican from Harwlnton. Hartford wUl officiate and burial Fillet of Haddock Ib, 25c 18 YEARS of 1919 and found they Labor, Kulovlc. don today. They are to Newfound- at Battalion Headquartem.. . . NONE was the first to buck his party’s Social Welfare. Grolgol will be to the East cemetery, this Boston Blaeflsh...... 2 lbs. 25c An Open U tter OLD PIPTH suraandered.** Friday, March 28 — Evening Official stand. Joining CUrie in land. Bermuda, Jamaica, St. Lucia, town. dexo h^ tCi Sit W'tr 'lit 1 . ''' 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THuilSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941 MANUiiiST£E fiVJsINING HERALD, MANCHE^ER, CONN. THURSDAY, SURCH 27y 1941 Expect a Large Crowd Graham Says at Least 18 Rookies Willis Garage Yankees Should Anu( Tops Y League For Kiwanis Benefit Can Tear Up Their Return Tickets The Flag in Americi Compiled by StadenU of Manchester Hisrh School Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser VnL NO. s» THURSDAY, MARCH 27 Wins 2nd Round and PA’g and Trade School; By Dillon Grshsm { Training Camp Sports Editor, AP Featore Service ' Right to Meet Motor League by Five Game! Debates Start Tomorrow Daiudng, Drill Meet at East Side Rec ’ Lakeland, Fla.—It’s a bit early to venture a gue«s an to Sales for the Title. tor Friend Legion of Honor JapaiiesV Life Jr. Thespians Tomorrow ' Night in i Notes which rookie pitchers will .make the major league grade but Trivial Thoughts On Friday, March 28, tbe you can put your finger on a dozen and a half recruit infield- Don Willis' Garage, by taking Talbot of AP Says (Connecticut State Debatea be- Kiddies Camp Benefit. I two points from (book's Service Moriartys Tie York Again Looks Told in Detail Present Plays gin. Manchester starts by its In Gym Show By The Associated Press ers, outfielders^and catchers who are fairly certain to spend Station, clinched second round Speaks tP Club Did you see the Paint andf notices a few comments on the affirmative debating Ekifleld Los Angeles—Clay Bryant, vic- this summer in the big show. tJ . Powder plays? Ws enjoyed them “unusual interest in drametlcs at with members of the Kiwanis tim of a sore arm for the last two honors In the YMCA Bowling Champion— Only Befj Manehestar Hifh'' . . . It seems, In tEe library a t 3:00, and by I’ve seen these l^ at the camps of the 10 learns training in < League, thereby winning the rigbt For Pin Title immensely and they weren't, half traveling to debate tbe Putnam Girls' Physical Educa* d u b and students of the local seasons, still doesn’t look like he Japanese Girl Speaks to they claim, that every issue of the Paint a^id Powder Gives will help the (Chicago Cubs much Florida and Cuba. Another 8 or 10 newcomers will stick to roll against the hrst round ter and Seems Due Doctor Tells the bad . . . We think every part waa Worid plays up, dramatics in a affirmative a t 8:00, on the same State Trade School selling tickets, winners, Manchester Motot; Sales. Playsi for Enjoyment day. The following high schools tion Oasses ^ Give this year. He pitched three innings with the Cubs, Piratefi. Athletics and White Sox in California Win Fifth Title. of Be. Girl Reserves; Wears taken expertly from Lady 'Violetta big way . . . They can't quite get a large attendance ia expected at against Los Angeles yesterday, The match will be rolled at the Gain 3*1 Victory in Last to the two little red-headed pages over the unusual name of Back- are competing for the title:. the twin basketball attraction at and'the Bees and Browns in Texas. , Y” ailleys next Wednesday night Costume; Pictures Life Of ScKool and Parents. Hartford Public, . 1040 cha\n- Amusing Assembljes. gave up seven runs and was charg- Let’s look abthem by clubs: Match to Knot Silbros ^ .^roniiiig n Specinlist. . . . Didn't you think that tux look- atage, Jr„ either . . . But then the E!aat Side Rec tomorrow night ed with th j Bruins’ defeat. Murray Howell Walker Cooper at 8 o'clock for the championship. By Gayle Talbot ed cute on that little freshman maybe they don't quite understand pions; Bristol; Blast Hartford; for the benefit of the KiwanU Kid- BrookUro — Hal Relaer from Manchester Motor Sales took a Tampa. Fla . March 27.—iJPt—V t The spontaneous applause of Plainville; Meriden; - Middle- A welcome by Marjorie Cordera, In Third Round. the iMt mcctins of tl» Blo- “Everything in Japan is small in Jimmy Elliott? Short of a knock- the.unusual ability of the H. S. W. dies (Camp. A preliminary will be Miami, Fla.—Manager Bill Me- Elmira, who played a third qf Robert N. Harris, who hit .312 2 to 1 decision from (Chambers' nothing serious happens to tlienv comparison to American sises,” out, huh girls? Well done kids|! . . . We wlsta^me other papers four hundred and fifty people, waa town; Wallingford; East Ha- commentator, and "Alexander’s staged at 7:30 o’clock and the Kechnie of the (Cincinnati Reds Is last year with the Dodgers, la ■ter Beaument, may hSng on aa Movers and Bryant and (Thapman bftveen here and there, those old, Ctab. Dr. AnK» B. rrteml ven; New Haven Commercial; a good outfield bet. V took ail three points from Chag- Third Round Steading oa tlM ''HictoUahU ond Side- MIsa Aiko Tashiro. an American would comment on the World too, all the Information Paint and Rag Time Band" sung by the en- main tussle between tbe Pollsh- banning to worry about Paul an outfielder. fn miliar New York Yankees should Viewing a scratch on his hand for we never can find any. (Maybe and Westport. Americans and Trade School will ClncinaaU — Dick Weal, up from WaoblagtoB— (leorge Archie, the nots' Firechlefs. W. L. win the coming American League to Becomtna o Medical 8pe> bom Japanese, who has recently Powder needed to inform them tire cu t of approximately 30 girls Derringer, h'*i pitching ace who Morlarty Br V 'V-. fv M ANCHESTER E V E N IN G H ERALD. BCANCHE8TER. CONN. THtTRSDAT. MARCH 27.1941 MANCHESTER EVENTOG HERALD, M ANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 27,1941 -U m I mi l ... RED RYDER Eats! Bt FRED iii pvMyvNOjTk'fW V 7 BM V ««■■■ K.KM TM !,, //,c Sense and Nonsense dC OirtJW, Aemf o'cofrw.* —. "fiavsiM r . “ Not until they can gat a living‘8 l A young candidate for the navy A farmer’s son, Just home from without working will some peoplilW was : being put through a general school, seemed to take pride in us- MgvmjVt fin d mvfta admit that good times arc here.” knowledge test by a board of ad- ing college slang, and ai tbe mirals. b M k fa st table c^Ied out: / .Ted—My business is on the Admiral—What kind of animals Toung Man—Mother, chase the rocks. eat grass? cow down this way! Pi, » in. f«r Sde 4 Aatomobilcs for Sale 4 Help Wanted— Male 36 Wonted— Rooms— Board 62 Legal N otiM 78 J®e—Too bsd! What’s your The candidate fidgeted and Mother (equal to the occasion, America’s Men of Science business ? stared out of the window, but said snd remarked to husband)—Give IM S PLYMOUTH ronverUble WANTED—IMMEDIATELY —1 W AN TED —ROOM BY yoimg lady. state of Connecticut. District of P O Aspirants Ted—Building lighthouses. nothing. The question was re- th* poor calf eome milk. Don't you ______1 door sedui, Andover ss. Probate Court, March ^ % w«»k. Bniniwr'a, ‘coupe, 1PS7 Pontiac aedan. 1M6 laborer. Apply at 117 Hollister Reasonable. Chll 3763 or Inquire It, 1141. Dr, R, R, Williams— Rivals peated, but he atlU remained hear him bawling? «tTMt TeL 51*1. Chevrolet aedan, 1B36 Pontiac street. John a. Wolcott Tel. 8597, 153 Charter Oak street. Estate of Ralph W. Bass, lata of Wanderlust—The man who al- dumb. .'ll aedan, 1M2 Pord roadater, IMS Andover, in said dlktrlct, deceaned. Taking Exams ways thinks he can do the other Admiral (kindly)— Surely you In pursuance of an order of One who has been making a lUB — 1»40 PONTIAC Ford coupe. Gole Motora—4164. WANTED—DISH WASHER. Ap- JXature with Synthetic Vitamins fellow's Job better is overlooking can answer a simple question like ply center Restaurant 609 Main Honorable Clajrton B. Hunt, Judxo close study of human nature has •,000 milM. Wm, O. Crtiw- Summer Homes for Rent 67 of the Court of Probate for the dla- a bet closed at home. This is to that 7 I will repeat it. What kind SS Academy atreet. TeL street of Miraals eat grass? come to the conclusion that men trlct of Andover, notice is hereby Twelye Men and One do his own Job buter. The pas- are about the only piHiple on earth WOl trade. FOR RENT—SEASON or month Riven that said Court hath on the This is the fourth of a series Iroung Man (gasping) — Ani- Business Scnrices Offered IS ture on the other ude of the fence who think they have more sense w K n TED—JANITOR, sober, re- — cottSRes at Point O' Woods; IZnd day of March. I t t l appointed of 12 articles introducing you to ' mals! I thought you said 'ad- A tSALK—STUDKBAKER Vic- liable man. Call iq person at The WInthrop 'White, Esq., o f Andover, Woman in Hartford may look, greener. But stay In than women. . FURNACES CLBLtNED by vac- two cottages for sale; attractive America's foremost scientists. mirals'.'* * OUT OUR W A Y BY J. R. WIUilAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE . coupe |M. 108 Ridge atreet uum. Complete repair service for Centennial Apartments, 68 Chest- prices. Call Wilcox 3443. and George II. Champlln Esq., of Today for Tests. your own field and see what you W ITH 51AJOR HOOl TM5. nut street. Columbia. disinterested persons. can do with It. all makes of furnacaa and boilers. Commissioners to receive and de- By Watson Davis Expreae Office Employq^What »*>»— - — ■ - ...1------Lowest prices. All work guaran- cide upon the claim of Anne T. are we going to do about the goat VOU SEE, MA'AM, IT \MDNT, '^0KAV,MI06CT.WMKRE*6 TMAT 9^ 1 OOfFT SPEAK M ON60UAN««T^1 Shepherd, also the claim o f Jean Director, Science Service The twelve men and one wom- A golfer had lost his ball and, Ambitions— We should make it A OATE ALLEtZfS SAa teed. T. P. Aitkin * Co. 246 No. Wanted to Rent 68 our business in life not to get in that crate ? ICK Shepherd, both creditors o f said es- Written for N E A Service. an. local candidates for the Man- not unnaturally, was inclined to be IM TIME, SO AH DONE GUESTS ^ FALSE FACE ? HE FAET-TALKCO' JUST ONE OF THE NATIVE GUiOM ? Mnln street. Manchester. Phone. Salesmen Wanted 36-A tate. • ahead of others, but to get ahead He's chewed up his destination. TAKIM^ GUESTS annoyed with his negro caddie. ElK (MS'M S O W HEN HER^AMD THEV f MV COUSiKl FARADAV OUT OF A PILE"' eUTlF YOU MEAN MAJOR MOOPLfiJ 67M. The said Commlsaloners will meet chester Postmastership, were re- of oprselvea. When we are not V • ------SALESM AN FOR large national WANTED TO RENT four or five at the Town Hall, in Andover, Conn., If Dr. Robert R, Williams' gar- , Golfer (angrily)—Why didn't HIT DO SAGyHfTVL COME. HERE TO ' CF CHIPS, AN' HE SHOVES IT 'BACK, « JUST LEFT ID 8FC0ME AMf concern, salary and commission, quested by the United States ^vl|- content unless we break our own It is said that if a person is com- B E O ES RIGHT | PIANOS TUNED, repaired, recon- rooms. CsSl 3224 after 6. on the Sth day of April, 1141, at 2 age at his home in New Jersey Service Commissloii to report jS’ou watch where it went ? A REST FROM. PRONTO OR T'M DUNKINE 1 ■EO THE SANDWICH If fSED CARS ditioned. Plajrer pianos specialty. permanent position. Write Box o'clock In the afternoon', for the Negro Caddie—WeU, sah, it records, when we arc determined pletely relaxed he cannot become HIEMCES; had been used for automobiles, we the Hartford postoffice todfy BEAK IN THE OlRTSOtteEP^ J. Oockerham, 28 Bigelow atreet C, Herald. aurpose of attending on the busi- on't usually go nowhar. and so to outstrip our yesterdays by our angry. IX tT S O THEV HS!SlN CHARGE OF THE CMCBiSE.] Down Payment ness of said appoIntmenL might not now have plentiful examination by the commis today, then are we beaded toward Moral: Relax and save your tem- WILL HAVE TO HE'LL 6 ANO SALAMI ER0UP.'» Dial 4218. Farms and Land for Sale 71 GEORGE II, CHAMPLIN examiners for fitness teats In it took me unprepared like. success. WINTHROP WHITE chemical supplies of one of the per. CARRV IT TO JN AGAIN NEXT F A L L ' nection with their appltcationa^for On Cars Priced ASHES, Paper s removed waek- Help Wanted— 51ale or FOR SALE—15 MINUTES from Commissioners, vitamins most essential and most The Teet of Tm e Oreataeee OTCN OR SHUT ly. Cbambara Trucking. Phone Female 37 Aircraft, State Road, North H-t-tT-41. the office of postmaster here. •T* difficult to obtain in our daily - Ordered To Bejiort With hla magic pen the late $25 to $300 6260. Coventry, 2-3 acre, good well, cel- MQVOR PERMIT food. Those who were onlcred to re- Zane Grey made the Old West live HOLD EVERYTHING > WANTED—YOUNG MAN or girl lar dug. Call 8180. NOTIfR OP APPLICATION With chemicals, pigeons and again for us. Famous as a hunter for general office work. State ex- This is to give notice that 1 Abra- port today were: rostmastcr ham Podrove of 40 Behton street, rats installed In hU garage, with Tbomaa J. Quish, who has com- and fisherman. Grey lived as a Building— Contracting' 14 perience and qiialiflcatlona. Write man among men and observed Post Office Box 188. Manchester, Conn,, have filed an ap- the money other men would have pleted two full terms in the of- Houses for Sale 72 plication dated 2Sth of March, 194t spent on automobiUng, Dr. W il- their reactions under the most try- [RUNNER’S BUILDING AND JOBBING, low with the Liquor Control Commission fice; Mrs. E. Mae Holden, only at Td. 8MI rates, A-1 work. Write Box T, MANCHESTER, PINE ACRES, for a Package Store Permit for the liams chased the illusive chemistry woman appUcanL member of tbe ing circumstances. He was a keen Herald. Articles for Sale 45 new 5 room house, oil heat, con- Bale of alcoholic liquor on the of vitamin B-1 and produced thia- Manchester Board of Elducation, Judge of the qualities that make tinuous hot water, attached ga- remises of 805-gOT M «ln street, min that is now being widely used former teacher in the South for manhood. On one occasion he [anchester. Conn, The business Is turned philosopher and from his FOR SALE—MEN'S Rebuilt and rage. Change of business necessi- aowned by Abraham Podrove of 40 in preventive and curative medi- Windsor schools and a member of Nandiester Rooflng-i^iding' 17*A relaated shoes. Better than new tates sale. Call Hartford 5-7383 or Benton street, Manchester, Conn,, cine in combatting neuritis. The the' town Democratic Committee; rich experience gave us a list hf cheap shoes. See them. Sam Manchester 3353 after 8:30. and w ill be conducted by Abraham addition of this vitamin to en- Walter H. Hibbard of North Main the qualities thaL make a man Podrove of 40 Benton street, Man- greit.'"' ETeninn Herald WE SPECIALIZE IN roofing and Yulyea, 701 Main. chester, Conn,, as permittee, riched flour and bread as a na- atreeL former teacher in ths iMIag. Workmanship guarantaad. ABRAHAM PODROVE tional defense measure brings Dr. Providence, R. I., schools, H. OUn These are Zane Grey’s test of AdecrtfafNMnta Tima payinanU arranged. Also Lots for Saif 73 Dated t«th of March 1941. Williams' chemical to America’s GranL former assistant prosecutor true greatness: To bear up under H-t-17-41. loss; to fight the bitterness of de- • u aeerace were* lo a line carpenter work. A. A. Dion Inc., Fuel and Feed 49-A everyday blll-of-fare. * • and chairman of the town Demo- aambera and abbraviatloaa 399 Autumn street Phone 4860. JFX)R SALE—FIVE BUILDING His search for the elusive vita- cratic committee; Frank O. Balk- feat and the weakness of grief; to it aa a vord and eoinooaad FOR SALE— STOVE and fireplace lota each 53 ft. front, water and ner, secretary of the C. E. House be a victor over anger; to smile aa twa wotda. Illnlanni eeat min, the lack of which causes wobd. Apply Edward J. HoU, sewer. Price $1,350.00. Charles J. beriberi, was no passing fancy or and Son Company and a former when tears are cloae; to resist dis- \ of thraa Uaaa. telephone 4642. ease and evil men and base in- rataa aar day tar traaalaat Moving— ^Trucking- Strickland. Phone 7374. Charity Costs hobby, although Dr. Williams did applicant for the postmastershlp; Robert B. Grimaaon, assistant to stincts; to hate hate and to love g-*1 Storage 20 HOPPERS COKE, 1-4 ton cash FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT on accomplish It in his spare time. ■a m tii Mataa laar George H. Waddell, town W PA love; to go on when it would seem Caab Gbarca price $3.46, 1-2 ton cash price Hawthorne streeL Will sell rea- His regular Job was and still is L. T. WOOD OO.—Local and In- agent; Frank B. Crocker, former good to die; to seek ever the glory Uea Oara...i t etai i eta $0.76. L. T. Wood Company. T*et sonable. Telephone 6655. Again Reduced chemical director of the Bell Tele- and the dream; to look up with un- •ik MA3DR] ttra Oaya>..l • atelll ata trastate moving, trucking. Phone 4496. phone Laboratories, which in- postmaster, William E. Shaw, .iXl a tails ata 4496. • a— Vitamins are Just A-B-C to Dr. former clerk at Station A; Dr. quenchable faith to something ever 6AV4 'm C M volves di. All four eompaaiaa of tbs South Thar* will to iio distribution of Mrs. Jamas Dickson of 0$ Ham- oar* drlvan by Ctoorg* T. Camp* federal commodlUea this week, it lin atraat has rstumad hom* from Tto Ladtoi’ AM aoetoty of th* itoU ojf SM Adama atraat and Manchester fire department will Oovanaat Confrafatloiial church have teama antersd In the pro- has been anhounced. the l^aconecs hospital In Boston. ea Sprue* atreet will mmt t ^ o ^ Cbariea H. Bucknell of S4S NoHh »nt T o w n Main atreet collided on North Main gram of sports to be held at No. row •Unlnff at T:45 at th* church. I's house Saturday night. This atreet with allgW damage yeatert waa decided at the meeting held pwa to nqritod «t Townaend Club No. t mill mm t day afternoon. The accident wa* GHIGKS at ^o. 4’s house, laat night Cards -HAVE A GOOD TIME TONIGHTI i START RIGHT . . . with CHECKEimOARD CHICKS. » OffiM JMMiac. H«t- temorrow ex-entna at the Y. M. c. cauaed when the machines sought will be played and teams from I a Bttock.Aprtl 4 lor the A. A food attendance la hopwl ror to pass a third automobUe. DINE AND DANCE TO THE TUNES OF BAY WALDO Special Quality Reds, Rocks, and Crosses. BciMi uMl wmterproof* each company will bowl. Refresh- a* the fueat apeaker ^a- ments will to .served during the AND ms / ___ , tete Anno*y o« M»ln tioaal RepreaenUUve B. B. Oru- A certificate of incorporation evening. "Otowe U Bark*. Onnml*- tor. formerly of PennaylvmlA has been granted th* Norton royal HAWAIIANS > « f PubKe Worka uiaouiiced arho aucceeded the late Elmer J*w- Clothing company of thla town by *tt Refreahmenta and a aoclal tha secretary of the state. Au- ALWAYS g 60D FOOD! . Ch^kerboard Feed Store thoiiaed capital to $50,000 with Urn* aitl follow. CANDY EASTER EGGS!- .HONE MADE BAVIOU, ani? o VST™ **I^ ^ Jam B. WflcoK of MWdla* $2,000 paid in. Stock value to set 10 Apel Place Manchester Tcl. 7711 Orpup $. Center Chureh Women, a to vlMtUir tor abn-in-law Lawrence C. Neff, aaaoclated at par of $100. Incorporators are d a r t e r , Mr. and Mr*. Roy a1th th# Phoenix Fire Insuruce Irving H. Halprln and Estella Make Them *C Pure Fondant of I»nnc*tn« atim t Company, of Hartford, at ^ Chi- iKuts of this town and David Ad- Ceeonnt Ckocetote, with Name* REYMANDER’S RESTAURANT “ — cago office, arrived from Chicago I ler of Hartford. -ISc. Me. Dial $4M or $4$$. f '• “Sonday School officer* and yeaterday and apent the night and S5-17 OAR STREET TCLEPHONE S9t* I of the Bmanoel Lutheran part of today with Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hutch- will hold ttolr monthly R. E. Carney of Garden atreet. He inson of North Elm street have as . _ tonlffht at T:80 oTcock at left thla afternoon. Mr. Neff mar- their guest, Mr. Hutchlnaon’a Bis- AN INVITATION i' the 1mm* of Mr*, tlieodore Cham- ried Catherine V. Carney laat ter, Mr*. J. Bank* Jones of Gilead. ^ kte* of IW Main Mr**t September. I Their mother who has been lU and CHARLES G. SCHELL This is your invitation to visit' .. •' —------la at present at the Hutchinson loss Mala S t Manchester AT BENSON’S _ home, to ateaillly Improving and our new display of H A LLM A R K hopea to to able to return to her YOUNGSTOWN Easter Cards. home In GUcad within a week or STEEL CABINETS Business Is Always Good ! W e believe you wilM ind them YOU SERVE THE OCEAN'S I two. Phone 3627 QUALITY FURNITURE FOR LESS! the loveliest you have ever seen. "FINEST FISH" WHEN IT'S FROM Beautiful colors, distinctive ap- ALICE OOntAN This Week’s Specials! pearance, and appropriate mes- PINEHURST {Kmwwm As qaasa AHoa) sages make them the kind of cards OesM fiwhn«*i snd full JlsTor are cupturH snd held for SPIBITVAL MEDIUM you'll be proud to sCnd. 1 G r o u p o f tom In Hnehuist Fresh Fish. In shell Bsh we offer fresh Beveatli Daughter of a Seveath Son Oysters . . . Opened Chowder Clams, 35c pint . . . ' Bora With a VeU. Visit our greeting card depart- igs Dally • A. M. to S P. M. Modem Mot her s MAPLE {ment tomorrow and make your Qnohsuss In ^efl, 2 qts. 35c . . . Scallops, 39c pint. . . * Or By Appototmeiit. la the Service selection. Bad Stesminff Chau, 2 qte. 39c. of the Paople for $0 Years. Distinguish Between True IVl Charch Streat, Hartford. Coaa CRICKET and False Economy By Fillets of: Boneless Finnan Haddie or g-22$7 Crey Sole Smoked Haddock Fillets . . .lb. 32c Using CHAIRS' THE DEWEY- Fhmader SMELTS ...... Ih. 25c Red Perch Rliole Haddock ...... lb. 12t^|C SANITARY RICHMAN CO. Haddock SHced P o l l o c k ...... lb. 18c ONLY DIAPER SERVICE Steak Cod. A Limited Shipment of $4*95 FRESH WHITE HALIBUT Prices Slashed PsHodL Phone 6791 Regular $6.95 Values! SELLING OUT ALL . < 0 ' DRY GOODS 1 G r o u p o f Watch our windows Lawrioas Lima Beana or delicioiis Birds Eye Succotaah Including Shoes — Hosiery PuU-Up for Weekly >ia the TOffeteble to serre with this Fish... .or Birdseye and Yard Goods ; e a s y to serve ^ a a c h . The Limas are on sale at 23c... Furniture Specials 4lm Com at 21c, or a packace of each for 43c. NICHOLS’ STORE CHAIRS Hrdi Eye Strawberries, Blueberries, Red Raspberriea, Highland Park sprinC clearance $ 6.95 Buy On Easy Terms! Bxtoa Faaey, Selected, Values To $12.95! High Colored, t-lneh Large SALE BALDWIN KLEENEX APPLES R$nge&Fuel Oil Low-Priced Used Cars From 3 i lbs. 25c STANDARD OIL CO. Benson's Avocadoa...... ea. 15c of New Jersey We have Oiushim for all Per Month 200-Shcct Kleenex, One of the Biggest types of power motors in 7ll-7li MAIN fTIUIT 2— 1936 Dodge Sedans ...... $19.57 stock snd can make repairs 8 for 98c 1 ...... 14.18 Producers! — 19,^6 Terraplane Coach...... 500-Shect, 2 for 55c, without delay Customers have bought 1—1936 DeSoto 2-Door Sedan...... 17.55 3 for8Sc. Pulleys — Betting over 2,000,000 gallons In the 1— 1935 Hudson Sedan...... 8.69 Scottiasne. ,13 rolls 99c laat two years. It must be 1—1934 Plymouth Sedan...... 8.69 go^ because onr volume is NORTON 2— 1934 Ford S e d a n s ...... 8.69 A Special On Fresh Beef Tongues, weighing Increasing all the time. ELECTRICAL _____ .'...... 7.27 aboBt4 Bosmdseadi. - Pound 2^1934 Ford 12-Door Sedans...... SCOTCH H A M ...... »/i l b. 23c Try An Order This INSTRUMENT CO. 1_1933 Plymouth Coupe...... • • • t * e e e * • * * 7*27 (Ib the pleca to roast, 8>c pewad.) Phone 4060 1— 1934 Ford Piek-up Truck ...... 7.27 Week. Hilliard Street. Manchester m e h Greea Beeas, 18c qaaii. Summer Squaeh. 1— 1937 Dodge '/i*Ton Pick-up ...... 17*55 Beet Greeas, 25c lb. Modtrooms. Beets. Range Oil 7V2® G**®* to ee Galloa Lota. Good OdBlity Iceberg Lettuce. $5.00 DOWN Fuel Oil 6,2c Gal, to lee Oalloa Lota or Over. BUYS ANY OF THE ABOVE CARS! F. E. BRAY JEWELER LT.WOODCo. Telephone 4496 State Theater Building SPIAKINB o r SIS TtaSIMAIKS - yeses Netoywed weedered arhy everyhedy he aw|t ee 737 Main Street th* arey t* th* effle* aedtod at hlai ** hriehtty* SOUMENE & FLAGG, Inc. 634 CENTER STREET ,, . Those RED trademark spots on Famous Ryq^ng Anthracite— TELEPHONE 5101 OPEN EVENINGS^ Watch and Jewelry tha law ash hard cool— hove a rJoimeptungfo^nowing cool “A Safe Place To Buy” Thur sday buyers. They are your guarantee of long-burning, nhn-clinkering FRIDAY Repairing At performance that,odds to your comfort ond SUBTRACTS from SATURDAY your fuel bills. Give us a call for a triol order of America's 3-DAY SALE Reasonable Prices fastest selling hard coal. 1939 FORD Largest Assortment of 1941 P A C K A R D COACH Greeting Cards for All Purposes In Town CHECKERBOARD TOURING SEDAN. Driven Only 4,500 Miles. List Price $1170.00. TODAY—ONLY: FEED STORE »48S 10 A P E L P L A C E 1940 C H E V R O L E T CONVERTIBLE COUPE MANCHESTER JKmdiM 1936 DODGE TEL. 7711 or 795~ SEDAN *245 1940 Buiek Torpedo LU jS»eauiR it i 1940 PACKARD COACH Special Motor Model 40-51 Equipped With Radio, Heater, White Tires. I>ow Mile- 1939 CHEVROLET COACH age. Priced for a'Quick Sale! 00 “Let’s Have This *229 FOR DtM EDUTE After your doctor has 1941 DELIVERY 1940 OLDSMOBILE < SEDAN finish^ his diagnosis Maroon DeLuxe Sedan. the treatment invari- but Right Now!” Packard 1936 CHEVROLET Two-Tone Gray DeLuxe o ^ACH ably caUs for a pro- Sedan. 4~Door Sedan Radio and Heater scription. AUTOMATIC NEA Employing *Sragabond” salesmen and roofers Is liks The quicker you gel Beige DeLuxe Sedan. throwing money out of the window! These fly-hy-nlghts ttf m909rn Way are usually “here today and gone tomorrow,” and your that prescription, the z Light Blue Convertible *545 with AnthraUta guarantee isn’t worth a dime. Safeguard your invest- sooner you can start Coupe. ment by getting an estimate from a reliable local dealer 1935 P O N T I A C S E D A N tpking the medicine. tn i l It doesn’t cost you a cent, and we stand buck of ^^Radloandlleater^^^ Bdge DeLuxe Chib That Prescription Can Be any materials we recommend 100%. Yon can rnroof Coupe. 1938 PLYMOUTH In Your Hands In Less Than with dependable Ru-ber-oid ASPHALT Shingles for only Q.