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(TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. LXL, NO. 148 (CluMiBed Adverttiing on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1942

Italy Claims Tells Of $39,356 Salary, Bonuses

E n g i n e e r C e r t a i n Chinese Admit Japs

British Loss

B r i d g e p o r t S p a n Is 19 Ships Advance in Burma;

Sunk, Damaged or Hit

S a f e f o r T r a v e l In Air and Naval En-

gagement; Cruiser Corregidor Bombed

Sumner Concede, Rcody Claimed to Be Sunk. Workniauship, Qual- «> Rome (From Italian Broad- Only Slight Damage no A o’rtin Reports ity Not at Stamlard of casts), March 24—{/P>— T h e I t a l i a n To Produce flicted by hy 54 Heavv O ‘V i g o r o u s Fighting' high command claimed today that Specifications Due tci a total'of 19 British warships and Bombers in Attack on Only Seven Miles South

Difficulty in Gettiyg War Goods merchant vessels were sunk, dam- Of Invasion aged or at least hit in an air and Fortress and American of Toiiiigoo, One of Right Kiiiil of Steel, i Naval engagement that ranged Positions in Bataan; Key Points in British- Government Prepared from the Gulf pf Sirte off the 1 Peril Faced Hartford, March 24.—(/P) Libyan coast into the eastern Med- ' Several Sharp Encoun- Chinese Position; Six —A Connecticut Highway To Go Into Direct Pro- Iterranean. Torpedo-carrying planes, three ters R e p o r t e il In Britons Are Told to Do Japanese .4ir Attacks Department engineer ex- duction If ISot Fur- of which were reported lost in the ' Peninsula Area. Yesterday Admitted. pres.sed the conviction totiay n i s h e d Privately. operations, were credited with ' Everything Possible that, from a safety stand- sinking a cruiser, an unidentified | To Drive Out and point, the Stratford avenue Naval unit and a 10,000-toii mer- ' Washington, March 24.— London, 5Iarch 24..—(iP)— Washington, March 24—f H tim bcrS, , Germans Drawing From lines” after being driven back by he m eant by saying th a t Jte be- tacked last night by Italian planes ;rress toda.v to give him a 30- me nths, but the last rtid directed I K., a reinforced enemy assault and lieved the bridge was entirely sat- which hit a cruiser with two tor- Since March 17 Suc- specifically against Corregidor was j * rtllcrtcd 1>J T Igiltcr Areas as Far Away as day time-limit to obtain vol- then regaining their positions in isfactory, Cumner answered that pedoes and registered one hit on by nine heavy bombers on Jan 15, PlailCS, ('ciller Thcir a counter-attack. ■ he meant that it could safely carry untary su.spension of double cessful in South Paci- Yugoslavia and Nor- a large destroyer. two o£ the attacking planes being .Suffer Heavy Casualties an H20 live load. The witness ex- Down Five Curtiss Planes imy for overtime through shot down. plained that H20 load meant a fic, Bay of Bengal. .'\ttaek fill Airtlrome. Both the Chinese and the enemy way; 2,500 killed. Italian fighter planes were | agreement 'with leaders of forces- identified as the 121st and bridge could bear the weight of a credited hy the high, command to - , organized labor before enact- Tokyo^ ( From 'Japanese Broad- Melbourne, Aualrslia, March 24. 143rd Japanese regiments, with 20 ton tn ick . Moscow,_____ . March______24— (;Pi —Ger- <*«y with having sh^ down five U„jj legislation on the matter. He 25 Japanese Ships Among bis 22 complaints against i/Pi Jananese airmen made their ‘I Thai and Burmese detachments in mans piled reserves into Russian i States-built (Turtiss planes pyomi.sed the House Naval Com- casts). March 24 Imperial support suffered heavy casual- Cox, Attorney General Francis A. Sunk by Submarines second big attack in two days on I and having machine-gunned many | that he would ask for leg- headquarters announced today Port Moresby, outer i.'land outpost ties in fighting that frequently Pallottl charged that "the bridge front positions from areas as far others' in action against' British . himself then if he was un- Washington. March 24 .P. - decking of the Stratford avenue that important military facilities Far-ranging United States subma- of Au.slralia's northea.stern de- broke out into hand-to-hand, bay- away as Yugoslavia and Norway ' bombing forces in the Martuoa ! able to obtain that agreement, but bridge project is not adequate to had been destroyed in a series of rines were credited in Naval rec- fenses, sending over two waves of onet-wielding encounters. today for Adolf Hitler's coming ef- area of Libya. simultaneously entered opposition Japanese artiller}' also subject- carry an H20 loading as specified." The communique said a sixth Japanese air attacks dn points in ords today with having sunk 25 bombers protected by fighter fort to regain the Initiative. to suspension of Federal maxi- planes today. ed the Chinese outposts to heavy Exceeds .Army SpecJficatloiui The Soviet Information Bureau British plane was shot do^-n by the South Pacific and the Bay of 1 Japanese ships, probably having mum hour legislation and a ban F?ngal since March 17 s.ink 10 more and done damage to The bombers first centered their bombardment, but casualties were Sumner ' pointed out that the told of scattered actions in which German anti-aircraft fire and de- against closed shops in industries said to be few and the communi- clared there w ere no Axis lo.sses. The announcement said Japa- six others. attack or\ the New Guinea port's Army is now requiring an HlSj Soviet troops killed 2.S00 invaders handling A rm y and .Navy con- airdrome'ln a persistent effort to que reported that "the Chinese load, and tne Stratford avenue on the neighboring Leningrad and nese Naval aircraft had repeated- This was the known bag for the ' forces have the situation well in tracts. subs including the six ships re- rub out combined Australian and bridge exceeds the Army specifica- Kalinin fronts and recaptured sev- Men at Bench Patriotic ly bombed Darwin, Broome and I h a n d " eral communities elsewhere, hut | ISazis Claim 13 More \V>'ndham. Australia. Horn Island; ported last night a.s having been American Air Forces which have tions. made Japanc.se positions in this The A V. G. operations a p p a r- its continued report that there had | "The men at the bench are just Port Moresby. New Guiena; Tii- , sunk or dsmaged in Japanese Referring to the difficulty in Merchant Ships Sunk area so costly to maintain ently were counter-thrusts against getting the specified type of steel, been no material changes gave a as patriotic as you or I." he told la'll. Solomon islands; and Port waters. Berlin (From German Broad- Chairman Vinson iD.. Ga.l, of the Then they attacked targets near the mounting strength of a Japan- Sumner said that as a substitute I feeling of calm before the storm, j Blair, South Andaman island In ! Previously a total of 22 enemy ese Air Force which has been re- casts) March 24—(jP)—A German committee, who with Represents- | the town while Navy Zero fighters they used the next best possible I .Many F'actory W orkers i th’ Bay of Bengal. j e.'isels had been reported sunk inforced in the last few days. ' From prisoners. Red Army men )ugh comr.ialnd communique de- tive Smith (D., Va.t, drafted the j submarine action in the west- sought to drive off defending type of steel that was available as clared today that U-boats off the Naval Ensign Hoisted {K planes Reuters reported from New the time. ! said they learned that many of far-reaching measure. The Japanese Naval ensign was ' em Pacific and last nipht's re;>ort Delhi that the Royal Indian Na'vy I the Nazi replacements were Qer- coast of North America had sunk •"The present law, " he said, ' N’o Daniage nr Casualties Asked by Oorkey "Do you tMnk 13 more merchant ships totalling hoisted on Buka island, in the | of three destroyed raised this total sloop Jumna had just returned that the work as installed was I man factory workers only recently "docs not prevent men from work- j Solomon group, on March 10. ' to 25, Prime Minister John Curtin, who from Duti h East Indies waters, 80,300 tons. ing more than 40 hour.s a week. It equal in workmanship and quality called into military service. I Dome! said today In a dispatch 1 Nine had lieen reported prob- announciHl this, the only military where, on convoy duty in Sunda Two settlements in the south- The G erm ans omly last S aturday has not set the pattern for the ' to the (Original) specifications." claimed that two U. S. coastal dated aboard a Japanese warship. I ably sunk and last night s one I action on the whole Australian strait, her guns brought down at Sumner who under cross-examina- western combat zone were report- length of our work week in our j raised this to 10 front tod.iy. said no damage or lea.st four Japanese dive-bombers ed recaptured in two days of fight- patrol .vnrshlps and 11 freighters war industries. It governs wages It said the flag was raised fol- tion testified that he had designed totaling 76,000 tons had been sunk | hours in which a landing that mornini; Four had previously been re- casualties so far had been report- in a daylong battle ing which cost the Germans heavi- several of Connectlcut'a biggest off the U. S. Atlantic coast in the of units of Japanese bluejackets ported damaged and this figure ed from the raid aad adilcd that Indian 5'esse'ls Raaalled bridges, replied: ly and several Inhabited localities n.an may work." | was in creased to a total of six by one of the raiders, was damaged by The Alt-Iiidik Radio said that were liberated in another area. previous week. The report declar- He told the committee lh.at men | at Carola harbor. “I am under the impression that last night a report anti-aircraft shells and probably all Indian Naval vessels had been "Units operating on one of the ed that a total of 14 Allied mer- in the "highly strategic " machine (Buka, at the northwestern end "ft was not." chant ships totaling 92.000 tons I.«tesl Sinking dalm s was unable to get back to its base. sectors of the Kalinin front an- tool industry now were working of the Sjlomon chain, lies east of Fol[<(j^ing yesterday's strong a t- One of the 22 charges filed by were sunk during that period. New Britain, where the Japanese Tlie • latest claims 'U ere that (Contlniird on Psge Eight) PallotU against Cox alleged that nihilated in fighting about 700 an average of 55 hours, that those tack in 'tldiich 19 heavy bombers enemy officers and men." a com- Seven Tankers Inc'.uded in the shipbuilding industry aver- some time ago e.sta.Plished a base three more Japanese merchant the specifications for the bridge ships, a 7,0(X)-ton tanker, s 6.000- dropped 67 bombs about the Port The high command’s report to- and those in air- *1 Rabaiil. and northeast of Aiis- were not followed, and that the munique said. "Seventeen enemy I aged 48 hour*. Moresby airdrome, it appeared the tanks ware put out of action” day said the 13 ships included craft plants 49. | tralia. I (Continued on Page Eight) Japanese were concentrating their Bum Dead and Wounded No Working Time Gained •(The Nazi-controlled Pan.v radio remaining air strength in the (ConGnned on Page Eight) The 16th German Army, fight- (Continued on Pagr Eight) broadca.st a report that the Japa- Flashes ! j "If we atiolish the 40-hour week northeastern island areaMo knock- I ing against encirclement in the I by law. " he said, "we do not gain ' nese on March 10 also occupied ing out this objective (Late Bulletins of the ,/P) Wire) j Staraya Russo sector of the Ka- I one hour of additional work In the I.sisnd of pougainville, just I German broadcasts of Japanese linin front, was officially alleged our war industries; but naturally ‘ south of Buka. A ustralian official.^ Germans Raid reports declared Port More.sby har- Given Stiff Fine Bonuses Bring ! to be burning both the bodies of Meets Heads bor had been made u.soless for em- I its dead and its immobilized I we create a wide-spread demand j Uaterbury. . Man-h 54.—e prosecuted. single plan of self-government in j British anti-aircraft batteries ------Representative Andreaen (R- Occasion for War Period bruised ear und hip. a time of peril. . i and night fighters challenged them-j * * * Minn), leading off a aeries of one- i ^ h v G(>tii>rn1 with heavy fire and finally drove K rild in lO 54 1141 I\P |irC - minute speeches for legislation to U ro e re O DV O e n e ra i The British emissary met the .\lrdromes Near Frontier governors of the important pro- them back across the' English speed war production, made the I Washington, March 24.—i4b—It fact that much of it was manufac- spiitalivf* to Washin;»- Moscow, March 54— .P»—German Staff y®*'* \Ravag es vinces of Madras, Bombay and channel. engineers have supervised the con- demand after calling attention to ; may be the last gala springtime tured before Pearl Harbor. the' story as related to the House ; C ^ — J. Bengal this morning after attend- Bomber Squadron Inactive ton to HeafI Group. struction of ’5t new alrdromee nnd In Action o c t: II. meeting of Viceroy Lin- But riext year—the government The weather, however, was said Naval Subcommittee yesterday. | (Kcasion for the duration, but this looks for a more somber obser- .50 landing fields In Bulgaria near $ lithgow’s Executive Council yes- to have kept the R. A. F.'s bomber the Turkish frontier. Tass report- "The reaponaible parties ahould year's Easter parade promises to Riom, Unoccupied France, March vance. One official suggested: f .squadron inactive/ again, for the London. MtfTTh 24.— .P A B rit- be promptly dealt with aa crimi- terday and receiving Gen. Sir be the fanciest Jn history. "Maybe next year, you'll have to ish govci nnient repre.sentative, ed today In a dispatch from Istan- nals," Andreaen declared, adding: 24—(IP)—The French general staff Archibald P. Wavell, the com- All reports received by the Com- 10th succes.sive night. bul. Further German and Bulgar- did not even order land mlnea un- Rsk Mr. Henderson (Leon Hender- One town was attacked by re- possibly of mini.sterlal rank, will “If this ia a sample of govern- mander in chief yesterday evening. merce Department indicate that son. price administrator) before be sent to W ashington to "pre.side ian tro«|>s were said to have been til after seeing the “frightful rav- To Begin Round of Meetings lays of dive-bombers. A shelter moved to the border, and stategle ” ment efficiency the war will cost sales of Easter merchandLse are you du your Easter shopping.” over various bodies" set up to co- ages” caused by German mines I was hit squarely. A whole stick of twice as much as it should. If Tomorrow the persuasive repre- running about a fourth larger than Fatesees Clothing Rationing ordinate United States-Britlsh highways were being pointed to-

theae stories are true I don’t blame among advancing French troops In aentative of the British war cab- With predicting such an ! I j o r h b s b l a s t e d a street. Several ward Turkey. last year, and far ahead of 1929. supplies production, Oliver Lyttle- • • • labor for demanding higher the brief French offensive of 1939, inet was expected to begin his ality, he foresaw the possibility ' other'- areas were struck by high Former Premier Edouard Daladier Htnres’ Storks Larger explosives. There were a number ton. minister of production, speak- wages.” round of critical meetings with the that clothing might be rationed ing in the House of Oimmons, said May .Approve Registration told the Riom court today. Indian political leaders themselves. On spring clothes, both for wo- of fatalities. More Millionaires Seen men and .men. officials found stores •n'l milady might want to count iVasUngton, ilarch 54— — Daladier, one of five men on trial M oham med AU Jinnah, leader of Hundreds of residents of another today. Repreaentative Young (D-Ohlo), generally had larger than usual her rationing coupons pretty care- Lord Beaverbrook. former Brit- The Offi(« of Price Admlalatrs- on charges of responsibility for India’s minority of 77,000,000 Mos- town watched bombs spew from tion. todav that new car ownera also referring to the Jack Sc Helntz stocka, with at least the cus- fully before asking for a new bon- ish minister of production, now is case, told the House that unless France’s defeat in 1940, spoke in lems, told bis followers today that net. Style changes definitely will four raiders which sped in low have had difficulty obtaining tomary profusion of fashions and from the sea at dusk. Three per- in the United States advising on Congress acta to. limit war profits answer to testimony by Lieut. Gen. Moslems must reserve judgment be under official frowns. I the creation of an international or- license plateo. announced today Jooeph de Is Porte du Ttaell, now on the proposals Sir Stafford colors. Silk stockings, first casual- sons were killed and seven injured. "this war will produce more mil- The sugar shortage, another of- • gamzation. Lyttleton said. that rocal ration boards may ap- lionaires than World war I." commiasioner-general of the cx>m- Oippa brought to India and rauat ty of the war. apparently were the R. A. F. fig h ters streaked aloft ______prove reglstratioa of automohllee only important exception. ficial said, definitely implies cur- The government representative "Ail profits over 3 per cent pulaory youth labor service in the be prepared "to face* ail conse- tailm ent next year of special can- and drove the German* away. will be sent as .s»xiii as the organl- i Isjught In compllam^ with O I^ Despite sugar rationing, con- Street crowds cheered. should be taken b y 'th e govern- Petain government. quences if any scheme detrimental dies and cakes. zatioii is completed reguUtloos. I nder tlM> phm. the ment in taxation,” he urged, add- Haw Ftighttul Ravages to the interests of Moslems ia en- fectioners seemed prepared to fur- At a third community Home. iMMirds will Issue dearaaoe slate- By then, the issue of Blaster To Create General Stall ing: “There never was a alngle land forced." nish ail the candy Easter eggs and visiting may be settled by the fact Guarusmen found their exercises lueats to aUte or leeal regletmr* mlAe ordered before - October, Jinnah referred to the Cripps other holiday sweets that tradition suddenly turned into real warfare. The War Cabinet has approved “We hear member after member that tires of many cars will be of motor vehirlea. demands. Florists also werie well They blasted away at attacking creation of a "general staff of war • • • denouncing labor, but unconscion- 1939,” said Daladier. *Tbe Ger- mlaaion during a "bpeech In observ- threadbare. Transportation Co- able war profiteering la met with mans had laid mines in the Meuse ance of Pakiatan day. The Pakis- prepared. planes and expressed belief they production,” to cooperate with the ordinator Eastman also baa sug- minister of production. Lyttleton Markets At a — Hembers of the St. Bren- — Eight hundred Japanese evacu- (45 A Consolidated B-24 bomber the stoppage of a considerable ton on this point. series of newspaper ads the Hartford. March '24 vT (.lov- ald are getting.the best po.ssible ments of the President to activi- The present phase of the war in materials. plants of furniture manufacturers Prior to the bleckout lajt evr- dan’s bowling team, holding ees arrived at this Owens valley will be christened "the (Colin Kel- flow of American volunteers since Owing to the shipping situation Exchange would urge the #rnor Hurley today approved pre- coverage of these momentous ties of some remote government far off Australia is really close to Only at points requiring ex- and other wocklworkers, W right reception center at dusk and ly” tomorrow in . memory ' of the Unitbd States entered the war. Manchester although separated by By The .Associated Press their annual banquet In a Yale in the Pacific, It Is considered un- nin», the regular Air Raid Ward- | buying of ilefense savings events through the Associated agency. John I^ar specializes in treme strength will metal be used said, adding that this would allow bedded down for the night on America's first hero of World War The - actual monthly output of liminary plan.s for pooling and cen- approximately 12,000 miles. In Connecticut's civilian defense fraternity house when the likely that more Australian and eas' School was held in the High bonds. Press and its correlated service, Latin American, news at a time in the new aircraft type which utilization of much manpower. straw-filled mattressea trained crews, and the intake of tralizing .T2.’i .state-owned automo- Sydney, the branch mill of the Bon j corporation Vice President Bur- \ rquipiiient and materials not al- test blackout w as' called last II New Zealand recruits will come to School auditorium. The wardens | Only one other time in its Wide World, when American readers are sud- officials acclaimed today the a I- * En route they had come through Mrs. Colin P. Kelly’, Jr., widow new men. are military secrets but Canada for training and the en- bile.s in four citie.s at an e.sUmated Ami Company is operating stead- dette S. Wright said would be pro- i ready engaged In the war effort, night, rushed to the front centiiry-and-a-half existence The Washingtpn organization of denly aware of the vital impor- most-perfect response of the miles of desolate meaquite and of the ace flier who died after it is known to be so substantial as trance of the United States into were lnform«d by the control cen- saving of 530.000 annually ily under Managing Director H. (iuced at a new plant at an undls-i Experts in the design and man- windows to see what could be did the Exchange break this the Associated Press is the world's tance of that part of the hemi- brush; a few dying trees which bombing and sinking a Japanese to .make .'erlous, perhaps in the the war also affects the numbcc ter upon the receipt of the first The governor authorized K.dwatd Jaines Hope of* this town. Twelve j closed location. j ufacture of wood and . plastic state’s 1,809,000 residents to last seen. rule in the last World war it largest local news staff under a sphere...... to the...... future of the United bad helped make this picturesque battleship, will thristen the huge near future, the problem of obtain- of recruits. aignal, and the school was dismiss- { ' Oeisslcr, supervisor of state single operating head. Chief of States. Only last year, Lear spent years ago Mr. Hope left Manches night’s surprise blackout tekt Their attention was attract- told the public to buy Liberty Designed to transport personnel, ' planes have been enlisted by the valley a profitable orchartl section plane at ceremonies at (Consolidat- ing sufficient recruits. .Must Enlist .More Recruits ed at 8:15 to liv e the warden.s an | purtha.se.s. to request Public Works ftiireau Brian Bell. The highly- many months of travel and study ’ ter for down unde^r to open^and op- which extended from tjie bu.'lcst ed Immediately by an auto- bonds. equipment and supplies to distant; corporation throughout the coun- 20 years ago. Under the plan. Canada trains If the establishment is to keep opportunity to get to their posts ' ------— ( ’o mm i.sa loner George Burke to trained Associated Press newsmen in Latin America, erate a branch factory for the cit.v thoroughfares to the loneliest mobile which - was parked ed Aircraft Corporation's main combat areas with the speed re- ; try in the new project, and include "You wait, we ll make a little plant. pilots, observers, and wireless op- going at capa/^ity, Canadian re- before the alarm was aounded. , ,, . •'inve.stigate the pos.sibihtv and concentrate on constantly-break- The coverage of Wide World company. He has been back twice farmsteads. with its lights on. "Smash quired by modem warfare, the engineers who helped build the fa- Heaven out of, it," a Japanese Now residing In Los Angeles erators-air gunners from the Uni- cuiiits must be enlisted in larger Chairman Jay Rand distributed aider may go too far He must probable cost of leasing suit.able ing spot news, while specialists of , features , is directed by Herman in this time, once in 1?33 and wooden planes will be expedited The alarm, given without warn- them,' Put them out!" they ted Kingdom. Australia, New Zea- mous wooden Fokker planes a dec- voice proclaimed from the dark- with her ,'on "(Corky," Mrs Kelly numbers than in the past or the the answers to forty-eight impor- know where first aid stops and buildings in the locattons tent.i- Wide World news and W'ide World I Allen. Alexander G"eorge writes on again in 1936. 1 by subcontracting niany o f their ing at 8:30 p. m. and lasting for shouted to air raid wardens land and this country. ade ago. ness. accepted a position recently with schools imi.'t be used to train more lant questions to the , prospective medicine begins. If he will only rc- tively e.stahllshed for central ga- features supplement this vast cov- : military affairs and the Washing- Mill in Operation |parts. George A. Page, division co-di- 20 minutes, was slouiided over clustered about the locked .Majority Complete Training rage.s " Miin.v \'pgetalile Farmers a defense plant in that area and men from the United Kingdom or wardena at the session, and ward- ihcmber the word. ''First" Aid ami erage with a platform of interpre- ton scene in general John Grover General Manager Jay E. Rand ot,' W right said the new factory rector of engineering, developed evjry one of t?onneCtlcufs 4,899 machine. Cary Grant ami Joan Fontaine shown above in a scene from Some 6,000 Americans enlisted The centers are: Hartford, with Many of the 10,000 Orientals to expressed a wish to remain out of .some men from the United States ena who were present also took the draw the line there, he will not run tations, forecasts, war , analyses produces gtneral features and the home office in Manchester said would be the fifth to be operated . square miles and w.as heeded in all Finally a p'lllcemnn came ".Susplciion" the film tliat won the prized "Golden Oscar" for Miss in the Royal Canadian Air Force 225 cars: .New Haven. 50 cars, the design of the plywoodf military be brought here from Los Angeles the public spotlight. forces. •beet in order, to brush up on their into (rouble. and behind-the-scene stories. does research work on the Wide this morning that the mill Is in op- by the corporati'^n's Airplane Di- but one of the -slate's 169 towns. along and smashed the head- Fontaine. "Suspicion" will be seen at the State here Wedne-'day but by far the majority of those Bridgeport and .Norwich, each 2.'u transport, on which no further de- within six weeks will be vegetable A considerable number of Araer'* knowledge. Report forms and hy- Ix>cal Hospitals _ .Never before has there been a World background maps so wide- eration at the present time and cision which he heads and that C. j tails have been announced. The Arm y exempted the New lights and tail-light with his through Saturday. Part of Defense Program have completed their training and cars. farmers. leans are employed as Instructors, pothetical ail raid incidents were It was slated that the local hos- greater need for interpretation ly used throughout the country. working steady. Mr. Rand stated York. New Haven & Hartford night stick. Acceptance of the invitation to gone into operational units over- In January. Governor Hurley e.s- technical officers and ground crew also distributed, and the students pitals which are ready for emer- and explanation of the news de- Lucrece Hudgins specializes in that the last letter he had received Railroad and the stale’s many war Soon the blackout was over The 800 comprised the fi’rst christen the bomber was made seas. tabli.shed the office of transporta- in the schools but officials said were Instnicted to study the in- gencies are the Manchester Me- veloping on every continent and stories of interest to women. Jack from Mr. Hopf was on January 5 production plants from participat- and the bowlers went back to large scale evacuation of Japanese only after the War Department j Air Minister ('. G. Power has tion engineer a.s a dlvi.sion of the they Could bo replaced by trained cidents at home and fill out the morial hospital. Cheney Bros. every ocean That's one of the Stinnett writes a daily column,, of this vear and at that time ing, but required that street their meal enthuslnsti’cally from critical areas around Lo.' a.'siired the plant in which Mrs. said that the schools could handle state purchasing department. Out | men now if they desireej to join U. forms in preparation for the final Medic.al department, the YMCA jobs being done daily by Wide "Washington in War Time." Mrs. things were not so threatening in G u t h rie P ro h e U nits of V F W lights be doused, hospitals darken- praising the action of the of- Angeles. Five hundred came by Mac Arthur Will Give Kelly \cx)i ks that her participation American recruits if the United 'ioi'ce.'. of a travel survey by Curl Wurt- World news and Wide World fea- examinations to be held next week. and the Union school. Women were Alexander George handles stories Australia. ed and air motor and pedestrian ficer. > special train.. Three hundred drove m the dedication would be consid- r.en. transportation engineer, came tures. Dr. Knapp Speaks urged to sign up for the rourses on food and home economics. Letters .Are Censored traffic halted. Suddenly John Keneflck, their own cars, loaded with a few er.'d a part of the national defense Some of the Writers t(X)l8, Dr. Robert P. Knapp, Chairman now being offered in Home .Nurs- the recommendation that .some of All this, put together, gives Although Sydney is situated T o B e D ro p p e d H old B a n q u e t Infnietiuiis and .Miscarriages one of those lauding the po- possessions, in a two mile long program. This was necessary, con- It held at least one govern- the state’s 1.058 cats, which Travel Heading the Washington cover- readers of The Herald unsurpass- Press Aid on News Of the Manchester Chapter of the ing and .Nurses’ Aides. about 1.200 miles from the scene _ ___ Among the few infractions or licemen. stopped in mid/sen- motorcade convoyed by 50 Army- solidated officials said, because of Watch m an Pu t ment contr.act. while larger units 21.741.884 miles annually, be age of Wide World news is W il- ed co vers^ of the world's hottest American Red Cross, was the first In regard to the question so of actual fighting around New miscarriages reported were: tehce. cars. Because of hourly rest stops, Mrs. Kelly's endeavor to establish oi High Standard are producing housed in central location.' liam Pinkerton, who also collabor- news center. machine-guns. ■peaker on the program. The doc- j he-.rd, "Who should be quali Britain and Port Moresby the war Congressmen Sav That Posl and Auxiliary Ob (1) Watertown remained alight, "H ey!" he exclaimed, "that the 2(K) mile (rip, part of It Pledges He Will Not placed upon preventing the leak- a flawle.'s record on her Job with- tor spoke on the subject of First first aid? ". Dr. Knapp Million Miles of Travel is actually felt on the opposite aide » __ • was my car. ” through the Mojave desert, requir- age of Information of military U n d er A rrest Regarding this plan, study of its officials claiming they failed to out a day’s absence from work. Aid, its organization under Air that all of us would be of the continent. Every letter from Blit Two More Wit- serve l l l h Anniver- receive the signal from Water- ed 12 hours. Suppress Stories; value. The dedication will take place which was approved by the gover- Australia to here is censored and Raid Precaution effort and the ; qualified if we put our mind to it bury headquarters. The evacuees found a boom town 'The censorship of these dayi^ at noon with all employees of the nor. Mr. Gel.ssler writes Governor clo.selv scanned by the censors. nesses to Be Called. sary Saturday Night. I planned to view the effectiveness wardens'cooperation with Fiist speaker finished his interest- (2) A girl air raid warden was camp of 38 completed and 76 par- Promise Made in Off has gone infinitely beyond that. main plant attending. Dptained as Result of Hurley: Both Mr. and Mrs. Hope live I of the blackout from a plane, but .Almost Voluntary CenKorshlp AM units. ' ing talk with a request for qtiea- Surprise Blackout Test beaten in Waterbiiry when she tially built crude v.'oocien barrack The bomber, the most recent "The establishment of central just outside Sydney but the city it- I storm warnings forced him to call Reeord Diseiissioii. "There is almost a voluntary "Very often It is. what is done , tions from the students, Washington, March 2 i—t/P'--A Anderaon-Shea Post and Auxil- ordered three '^•outlis to seek , off the flight from Boston. buildings, thrown up In five oays iU’cepted by the Army Air Forces, Invpsitigution Into High during the first few minutes in an garages . . . would eliminate an self Is made up of many small ,, . , . by 300 workmen under supervision censorship now. No one wants to Edward H. Davis Speaks estimated mlllloh miles of travel places a good deal like those that Congressional investigation of the iary, 2046. Veterans of Foreign shelter. Connecticut was not alone in will shortly thereafter take off as emergency which determines of the Wartime Civilian Contri 1 U. S. Army Headquarters, Aus- help the enemy. The moment the Standard Fire. Although the blackout signal now consumed in transporting em- go to make up .Manchester resignation of Robert R. Juthrle ' Wars, held their eleventh annual i3i Illuminated advertising its test last night, 6], western "The Cohn Kelly." whether or not the patient will , Finds Town “on Alert” Administration. When completed, public knows that anything print- cut short his talk, Edward H. ployes from their places of resi- signs on stores in Hartford. New Massachusetts towns and citiei tralia. March 24.—i/P>—Gen. Doug- live," he sUted. He emphasized , The mill which is under the con- ! as head of the textile, clothing and banquet at the Post rooms at Man- the center will comprise 490 build- ed has inadvertently or unwitting- New’ Haven, March 24—i4’i— Po- Davis related many interesting dence to their office or assignment Haven and other cities wore left having blacked out later In the las MacArthiir, though saying "I the fact that one out of every ten i Irol of Mr. Hope employs „bout 20 ;eather goods branch of the War ' chester Green Saturday evening, ings, including a 1.50 bec- there, however, the 400.000 resi- first aiders. This would give the . and laundries. pledged hini.'elf to get news for Mac Arthur reminded newsmen as the rc-sult of an FBI investiga- Defense Council opened his talk I 'In addition, much of the cost of | lice ReH|iioii(l kbiieLly— guests attending. Gold Star Moth- Gtirred, although no one was in- j dents in the area having been no- that in 1915, War Secretary New- town 2,400 men and women expert- . with a few humorous remarks, af- Sirens Around \ ec ks Several members of a House I tificd some time ago by news- .\ll Of (irnup Volunteers newspapermen covering his head- See k i l l " T a x Jo b tion into the $50.0(X) tire yesterday ended in first aid work. There are storing state-owned cars at the ex- j T .M ilitary sub-committee which ers were guests of the Post and jured, quarters rather than 'suppress it. ton D. Bakei gave him the task ol at a small arms plant of The High ter which he went to work on the (liiUing o f Lights Is (5i Through a misunderstand- 1 paper. All of the Japanese were volun- about 350 already trained and an- ; pense of the state a^d amounting J - v I V C S I J l S i A r S .started the inquiry last week Auxiliary. A delicious chicken and Tlie cenernl’s promise was made United States Army press relations standard Manufacturing Corpora- ' subject. ".Sophistication. " ing, the town of Fairfield blacked teers who had expressed a desire other 150. now undergoing train- j to several thousand.' of dollars an- , i said privately they expected it spaghetti dinner was served by ye.'torday during his off the rec- and tt\at he had handled them for tion here. I iNear to Perfection. ^ MSntebello, Calif , March 24 out on the "blue" warning signal, to lead the exodus. Hartford, March 24.—f45—John ing. Classes are being held > Like a Superman nually. would be eliminated. -■/P' Those fellows carrying A W I l Q l ' i n i Y ***: ended after two wnt- Pagani, the caterer. ord discu.ssion with correspon- a long time. K Robinson, executive .'eerctarv The watchman was identified by ' We Are Overloaded. 14 minute.' ahead o. time. An advance group of 100 Japa- throughout the town, and will con- "Sophistication." he stated, "is Wear and Tear I rank-operated nicchanasms iJ y M lC ll 8 .1 1 ^ ,nosscs were heard today. The vyit- Commander Ernest Linders and dents and it was permitted to be He disclo.'ed that he had placed of Governor Hurley, today denied ( Ily Detectives Carl A Gustafson ; "Added to the reduction In mile- (61 Mrs. Harry Hall of New nese artisans who cr.me Saturday tinue to be held for the duration. what I experienced in my first air .striking with a ‘suddenne.'s that suspended from their necks ^ nesses called were Philip Reed, President Maud Leggett 'greeted U rges List i ng published today. two of the most brilliant officers emphatically that he is interested and John C. Caporale as William ' With Modnmeiits Fin- age. would be the saving in wear Britain returned home about 10 lined up the newcomers and check- .A ll interested were asked to keep i raid wardens' school. In my fir.st might resembla the real thing. aren't organ grinders. They're head of the W PB Bureau of In- the guests after which they were "M y main purpo.'e, ' he said, "is of his pre.'ient staff- Col. LeGrandc in succeeding Charles J. M (- Smith, 67. who. they said, was a : and tear on cars and tires, the con- minutes after the blackout ended ed them in. Then the evacuees in touch with The Hersld's new class of that school I had told me air raid wardens, and the dustries branches, and Thomas entertained by Ernie Warden of not to suppress news but to get .\. Miller and Lieut. Co], r^loyd loughlin as state tax commission- watchman al the factory and re- ished and Ready for . servation of which is so vitally es- Manchester experienced its first Proposes Organization and found that her house had been Sei•vice Names were given blankets, comforters Lchrbas, formerly an A.ssociated column, "Manchester In The W ar" | what an air raid warden was and mechanisms sre air raid si- Evans, Philadelphia refrigerator East Hartford. news for you. er p believed his colleagues were con- frost two years. from Los Angeles for the $1,000,- that corporation business tax re- saljotage. MONUMENT COMPANY tion facilities whenever poasible" the South Mcthorlist church: fir.st i;re lo turn off four Illuminated ad- — the Army, Navy. Marines. Coast which we cannot get that maxi- wherever they are needed. I in the first school. When 1 came to | would be heard faintly. Realiza- workera. and the establishment of lanced that any lack of coordina- 000 project. turns for *he calendar year 1941 First firemen lo arrive at the | The first aid courses now are aid classes were halted and thou- vertising signboards in Hartford. Guard, Merchant Service—wheth- n. .m effort needed to win. OF MANCHESTER the end of the course, I suddenly ' tion dawned that the previously cooperative bua service where tioj, or inefficiency caused by the Army engineers propose to are due In his office on or before factory. Fire Marshal Jeremiah careful and scientific, the doctor j sands were caught unawares. In State I’olicc Comnus-sioner Ed- er V'lliinlarily or through Selective "I am an old censor myself. April 1. ( H az ier F u n e r a l became disillusioned and sophisti- announced test blackout had feasible to reduce the number of | difficulties complained of by Guth- divert sufficient water to irrigation Dunn said, found several fires : Opposite East Cemetery stated. There is no more of the old general the public responded sat- ward J. Hickey said his observa- Service. What 1 have said does not mean cated I realized that this waan t struck. Lights began to flicker priva-te cars used for to-and-from ne had been removed with Gulh- t j make the land arable again. Attention Is also galled to the burning simultaneously In various I Comer Harrison and Pearl Sta. hit smd miss treatment. The great M a n c h est e r isfactorily. tions in New Haven and reports The public Is urgently requested that what we give out here you ! PHONES S207 OR 7787 a strange and Impossible thing out one after the other, and soon work purposes ne's resignation. He emphasized Resurrecting the old irrigation fact that payments for the full T o B e T o m o rro w (.arts of the plant which is turning ' danger, however, fs that the first Wardens In School Telegram Cited from police barracks throughout to forward this Information about h.ivc to t.'ke and use or that you after all. there were only a few houses with that the committee should not be ditches was the first work the amount of taxes found to be due ('lit target pistols and machine i D a t e Boo k Jay Rand received the yellow lights on. Ickes said informal plans for understood to be censuring Guth- the state showed the test to have .sons or relatives in service. Par- are limited to canned news and ' must accompany the return.', and Blackout Signal ents or relatives of the Manches- evacuees were assigned as •:amp warning while attending the ses- Within t'vn minute.', air raid "car pools" and bus service al- rie but as feeling that In view of <1)een "sali.ifactory.'' cannot u.'c your brilliancy. further that all returns mu.'t be .“^oiith Gla.-tnnbury. March 24 - I , ter boys may fill in the qiiestion- organization ^ot under way today "Why all this hullabaloo about • Tonight sion of the air raid warden school wardens came running up the ready had been adopted in some his difficulties with other officials Prof. Stanley McCandle.'S of "It docs not mean you must , properly signed and acknowledged t/Pi Funeral services will be held yoRflitv9 , naiie in today's Herald and the There were no evidences of re- fires, accidents, floods, hurricanes Master Mason Degree. Manchea- in the High shcool and the black- various streets to caution these localities. As an example, he cited his decision to resigr was proper. Yale, chairman of the Slate Black- abstain from critici.'m but I hope I before they are acceptable. tomorrow afternoon for Frank D. Mlttrj { out Committee, aaid the response mform.'Uion may be forwarded to sentment among the emigres. and explosions? We've always had ter Lodge of Masons. Temple at out was announced. • There w as a people to put their lights off. It a telegram from W H. Harmon, "A s far as I'm concerned, the Rather, there waa a fatalistic com- that before you criticize you will | All returns received after April Glazier, 84. retired textile manti- GREETING CARDS these things. A fire is a fire re- ; 7;30. vice pFesident of the Baldwin Lo- Schedule showed "that we have gained con- Miss Jessie M. Reynolds, Home avail yuur.'-clvcs of the facta. If ' big rush to get to^statlons and was evident that they had not case can rest, " commented Repre- prehension of the problem facing 1 will, of necessity, be subject to tiwtiirer and former .state repre- We've, all the different cards gardless o^whether it is started | Meeting Police Uommissioners, within thiee minutes the entire heard the whistle because of a comotive Works. Philadelphia, as sentative Fenton tR-Pa) after the siderable ground in blackout tech- I Service secretary of the Red Cross you do you will find most criti- the statutory penalty of $5 for de- -entative who died at his home Tomorrow ; nique and practice since the (five ' at the Municipal building. them, regardlcs.' of their personal For every kind of orcasion. with an rfijbendiary bomb. H ow -, police Headqiiartei s. building was cleared. From 8 to loud radio or some other sound. follows: committee had questioned Ken- cism dusappears. i linquency In the matter of filing Monday. 9;00-10;00--3econd shift recrea- regional I tests last month." I If mdre information can be giv- patriotism, and hopeful determina- To suit all the ages and sexes ever, now we have the finest or- ] Saturday, .March 28 8:31) there w as h eavy t r a ffic on It wasn't more than three minutes "Appro.ximately 170 gallons are neth Marriner. W PB wool consul- tion for the future. "When you .start to tear down and also to Interest at the rate of Glazier, who operated the Frank- saved dally in addition to the wear tion group, gym. Fallexl To Kef-elve .Signal I en about Manchester boys than For all the population. ganization to take care of all this. | Waste Paper Collection Day. .Main street and other streets as after the first blast before the tant. "You're soldiers now," Japanese public confidence in nuktary lead- | 6-10 of I per cent per month or lin Glazier and Son Wixilen Manu- 10:00-12:00. Women's gym and Watertown's civilian detense of- . space allows in the questionnaire, an organization that cannot be Area: South of Center and East wardens and sector wardens hur- entire West side of the towii was on 40 private autos and 160 tires Marrincr. who labelled as "false" 1 ers you practically destroy an : fraction thereof. facturing Company, now known We've cards that are for Dad badminton, gym. ficials contended they failed to re- ' the Informant may give the addi- women had reassured their depart- beat. " j Center, beclnning at 8 a. m. Joint- ried to get to their posts. completely blacked out, with the ^>y employes of the Baldwin many of Guthrie'j..... - r ______statements con- ing men. Army. Commissioner McLaughlin also .1.' The Franklin Glazier Manufae- And cards that are for Mothers. 2:00-4:00— Babv clinic, banquet ceive the "red" or final blackout tional information on a separate At this point, the blfickout sig- ly sponsored by Manchester Junior The blue warning came in at exception, of course, of the de- locom otive Works Southwark Di- i ^grning him, had told the commit- Spokesmen for the contingent ■ I am always glad to give you .suggests that returns be filed as luring Company, for nearly 50 And then we've cards for wives and hubbies hall. warning signal from the Water- sheet of paper attached to the nal was received, and^me school Chamber of Com.Tierce and Map- exactly 8:'20. This signal found fense factories, which carried on , v'S'oo who have organized a (^ ily "it's like the sunshine after it's editors of discontinued Los A n- my full knowledge or opinion on early as possible. years, represented Glastonbury in And some for older Brothers. with their vital work. i cooperative bus service from Ber- 3 :30-5:00 - Open gym boys. Lury warning center, but officers questionnaire. The questionnaire dismissed Many of th o ^ present . Chester Boy Scouts. seven of the eight control boanl raining" since Guthrie quit, and geles Japanese newspapers, said •iny subject but as background the 1905 General Assembly. He lin, N. J., to Eddystone, Pa., plant. 6:30-9:30 - Men and women at the Waterbury center replied when filled out may be either left went away with deep regrets at Sunday, March 29 operalors on duty in the Munii i- AAelrd Quiet improvement has been "100 per many of their people were glad of oniy. leaves a son and a daughter. We've cai;ds that are for Baby They find cost less than if each .'how era. that "not only were all signals or mailed to Miss Reynolds at the not being able to hear the re- pal building al.'O control dispatch- cent" the chance to mo\’e out to the val- I’ ublic’' Support NoreMiary Who has jiiat come from heaven. Mahieu's Communion breakfast. St Brid- A weird quiet settled over the used own car. " ______6:30-8:00— First Aid Course, 1st given to Watertown, but acknowl- Municipal building. F o r m e r P resid e n t mainder of Mr. Davis's address. get's Men'.' Club at Parish hall. ers, messengers, and heads of darkened streets after all of the ley. Many had been unable to get Tile supremo commander of the And then we've cards for little tola Gasoline deliveries have been , floor social room. edgments 'S’ere received. " During the last war a complete From one up to eleven.’ 183 Spruce St. Next Monday evening, all pros- Wednesday, .April 1 the services assigned to the con- initial excitement had passed and ; work since Pearl Harbor. United Nations in the Southwest cut by 20 per cent in 17 eastern ' rms i ______. ___ 6:30— Dinner. Mary Bushnell Mayor Vincent A. Scully of record of all men in the nation's Pacific declared there had Ijeen pective wardens are urged to bring Meeting Past Chancellors' As- trol center. Four minutes after folks in many houses could be states, the District of Columbia. ) ClllOlC L-llRpl0r O f A rge n tin a D ies 1 Cheney Auxiliary, banquet hall. Waterbury. chairman of that city's .services was kept and proved an "nothing more a.'tonishing in the Don't lot coughing* W e’ve cards that are for Bon Voyage back their report forms filled out, sociation. Orange Hall. the red warning came In the first seen watching out of the windows, Oregon .....and Washington...... by order * 6:30 - Bowling all alleys, league. Civilian Defense Committee, said Invaluable aid to the men them- progre.'S of this war. which Is Gif your goot )i And some for those who sail. and be ready to take the final ex- Frida.v, .April S w arden reported. Ten minutes af- observing the effectiveness of the ' of“ th e'w aV Production Board, be- iS y iillie lie R iih h e r And cards for different showers Native Fresh T o Sea t O ffic e rs be would investigate the misundcr- selves in later years as well as a really the application of the me- Buenos Aires, March 24—145— amination which will qualify him Boaid of Control of C. of C. terward all wardens had reported, blackout. Only once was the dark- cause of supply situations result- rtanding today. Try PERTUSSIN ' And cards for those who ail. Efgs, for a certicate as an Air Raid There were many odd situations ness broken. An official car, evl- mg from a shortage of tanker basis for keeping an accurate tile chanic.' of force to human nature, Marcelo de ' Alvear. 73. president Monday, .April 6 Rr|>enU Talking on Ticket Police Lieut. Ernest Pakul of of the town's war-time defenders, Eoso your throat 3 dozen f o r . Warden of World War II. r „ » u* . la-'t night due to the surprise of ' dently checking up, proceeded ghips i Iii<|iiiry Is O pen ed than the po.'ition occupied by pub- of Argentina during the republic's W e’ve cards that are for weddings $1 I "Henpecked Henry," comedy by Waterbury said that Miss Beatrice A good start has been made to I *(■■*»«• ht iM|kt *n H caUi Second 1 Ihe blackout Thomas Weir, Chief slowly up High street, with full Conservation Imperative Temple Chapter. Order of East- I lic opinion. golden era of 1922-28 and mit)is- And for anniversaries too. •j Mu Sigma Chi Society, Seattle. March 24.—i/F'—Ktnd- Pelletier, 17-year-old air raid establl.'h this file. Will you please ' Air Raid warden, was attending a headlights on. A plan'e could be •The gasoline situation on the ern Star, will hold Its regular i "One cannot wage war under ter to France during the First ! And cards for all the greetings Congregational church. ne.'s does it. A letter, with a $2 warden, was beaten when she cooperate by mailing your report Washincton. March 24. -i4>' Presto Cake ! wake Assistant Chief Air Raid 1 heard passing over the district, east coast and in the. Pacific meeting tomorrow evening at 7:45 ' money order enclosed, explained to present conditions w ithout the sup- World w’ar. died last night at his ' When greeting you’ve to do. Tueaday, .April 7 ordered three youths to take shel- in ’as soon as possible? ; The Senate Defense Investigating (>ort of public opinion, which is tre- N o 80 O p era tio n ' Warden Charles S. Burr was at and was it not for the fact that , northwest is such as to make con- r the small lodge room In Masonic Seattle police that the writer had country estate in suburban Don Flour. Pkg. . Banquet. Manchester Division. ter during the test, and that Frank (Tommitteo opi-ned a public inquiry mendoii.'ly moulded by the press 25c the Air Raid Warden’s school.-Sev- the test blackout was expected servation and careful use impera- Temple. At 8:30 the semi-public joined a religious sect and now re- Torcuato. W e’ve cards that are quite beaut’ ful Connecticut Sportsmen's Associa- Genova, 22. one of the three, was today into the delay in developing and other propaganda forces. He had been III for some time With their words inside. B asis o f Su it tion. cral of the control board operators Ihis week, the average person tive," Ickes said. "One way to installation of the 1942-43 officers pented talking a patrolman out of arrested on charges of breach- of were at household duties when the would have thought that - a real eliminate unnecessary use is for a ; apply of synthetic rubber. "Men Will not fight and die with- and less than two weeks ago re- To suit the girl who is a'bout , Junior Chamber of Commerce at will take place in the main lodge a ticket for overtime parking. The peftce and assault. The girl was A u 8tr<»lia to G iv e Pillsburv Flour, : first signal came in. ' lalte Place. drivers tq share their transporta- CTialrman Truman (D-Mot said out knowing what they are fight- signed as national chairman of the To become a bride. Hotel Sheridan. room. missive was sigried "Beautiful treatesl at a hospital for an ear The auxiliary police received the which was 19 minutes tion. No one sh .uld drive to his Miss Marlon Crawford will be he believed preliminary Investiga- ing and dying for The care with "Union Civica Radical," Argen- Lo* Angeles. March 24— .-Fi— Friday. .April 10 Lily . ' Injury and a bruised hip. The hip No matter what the cards be sicrnal at 8:20 and throug:h a pre- ^j^st warning, the all job with empty aeata in his car If irjitalled as Worthy Matron, mic- • H osp ital S e rv ic e tion by the committee, conducted which the enemy keeps the truth tina’s major pro-democratic poli- Roberts J. Flagg, who mentioned Military Whist. Man< hester injury was received when she was That you have in mind. ^ $1.21 : arranged system all auxiliary po- clear sounded. First lights to go it ig at all possible for him to pick ceeding Mra. Dorothy„ Uttle. ir. closed sessions, had ".vety de- from his people and tries to incline tical party. The resignation, how- y that she once spent two weeks as Green P. T A. knocked to the sidewalk. • When you come and ,'ee all ours \ I lice were called by phone. Twelve ® ' ' ^'P fellow employes or »«ighbors i invitations to the installation cidedly speeded up" the synthetic their mimls towards certain chan- ever. was rejected by the National Na White House guest, has filed a I Saturday, .April II Will Receive Warning nels and to Implant certain ideas committee. That card vou're sure to find. < ' minutes later, when the alarm was illumi- who work or live in the same gen- ' ,re byby- card, Canberra, Australia. March 24. program. ! $20,000 damage suit against Dr. | W’aste Paper - Collection Day. The Hartford store owners who William Batt, director of ma- shows the weight he lays upon it. sounded, the new police force h a d 1 di'trict brightly, then area ' left their illuminated signs ablaze i/P.—Army &Iinister Francis M. Se)f-Rai.'ing Buckwheat Harry Singer. Hollywood plastic ' Area North of Middle Turnpike, Citizens began to put on their terials for the War Production "In the democracies it is essen- reported for duty or they were en------^ will receive a police warning to- Forde announced today the Aus- surgeon, charging she waa disfig- . Beginning at 8 a. m Jnintlv .'pon- own home lights one by one, and May Omit Some Details Board, waa called as first wttno.'s tial that the public should know Flour. , . route to their stations. day. but the names of the New tralian Army had undertaken to ured in an operation to shorten her gored by .Manchester Junior finally the street lights came on MANCHCSTFR the truth. Single Pkg...... Selectmen Meeting Haven offenders were turned over provide hospital attention . for at the public hearings. Jesse D ewey-R ich m a n Co. 5e ^ , 'Chamber of Commerce and Msn- with startling brilliance. The arcs B lin d a n d D eaf Topeka. Kas.—■ (45 —Governor WED. - T lH ’R.S. . FKI. - SAT. Jones. Federal loan a'. ing Young People to Meet Con- m ^ e the trip without the neces- Paisley and leave their name. Jolly Club two weeks hence. Quite a number vice was held Sunday evening in should equal and possibly exceed For Salesmen ain, and this view was shared by Although the contract does not What’s My Name; 9:30, Sonny volume. year an earlier suspension of pas- sumer Problem.s." sity of transferring. of the townspeople are suffering the Federated Church with a full Democratic Leader Barkley of expire until June I the sponsor Dunham band. cars are going into temporary or Done By Team Work senger car output would have re- New Haven—The Winchester Re- The la.st meeting of the Jolly the total collected a mo'nth ago in permanent storage; most drivers peating Arm Company wired Other speakers Include Dr. Har- The buf will leave Grove and hard colds, and the attendance at attendance. The "King of Kings" this district. This viewpoint is Kentucky. of fight broadcasting on MBS al- How has the Industry done this sulted In much more idleness than Club will be held this evening at are cutting down on speed to save President Roosevelt yesterday that ry E, Kleinschmidt, National Bast street, Rockville at 5:65 a. m. the home of Mrs. A. N. Skinner, church was less than usual.^ Tire was presented in technicolor still taken by Salvage Committeemen Disappearance of New Senator Bilbo (D., Miss.) called ready haa decided to renew for an- What to expect Wednesday; "m onths ahead of schedule?" has developeii In the present plant and' will leave the center of Rock- con.servation is also having some pictures. Scenes from this great for the enumeration of all men other 52 weeks. . . . The Quiz The war—Morning: 8:00, NBC, wear and tear on tires; families chiefly by team-work and by an- conversion program. the war plant's thousands of em- Tuberculosis Association, News Stafford Springs Sr., at 8 p, m. Plans will be made for the rca.son that in the canvass are reducing the frequency of ployes responded iOO per cent to Y'ork; Dr. Charles C. Wilson, ville at 6 a. m. arriving at the for the annual outing to be held oiti ctfcct on church attendance no picture was portrayed, accompan- conducted on Feb. 28, public co- Autos Threw Thou- and women 18 yeara of age and Kids on the BLU Wednesday night CBS, BLU; 8:45. NBC; 8:55, BLU; ticipating, montha in advance, the Unemployment re.sulting from Pratt ft Whitney plant at 6:45 a. John O. Netto doubt, but cars seem to be dashing ied by reading and music. older in legislation he intcoduced nre to have a guest honor student 9:00, CBS: 10:00, MBS; 10:15, pleasure trips; garages report a ta.'ik that would be assigned to it. the cessation of car production his appeal for more production. Columbia University: Prof. Ira V. April 31 and all members are operation was lacking and most sudden slackening of businc.ss, and Even,’ employe. Plant Manager T. Hiscock, 5’alo Uhiversity Depart- m. On the return trip the bus will itjout on the highways at quite a Monday at 7 :30 p. m. the First homeowners failed to heed the re- sands Out of Jobs. in the Senate yesterday, but Bark- in the person of Meimei Lin, 11- BLU. MBS: 11:00, MBS; 11:15, Thus while they wound up au- incidentaJl.” is dwindling rapidly 472, Stafford urged to attend the meeting this passenj^er traffic on railroads, I. S. Boak said, pledged himself to ment of Public Health: Prof. N. leave Gate 6 at 3:45 p. m. and Will evening to help make the plans. lively rate notwithstanding. Aid Red Cross class will meet in peated appeals to tic papers into ley indicated the adunlnistration vear-old daughter of Lin Vu-Tang. MBS; 12:00, CBS, MBS. tomobile passenger car production as the war program is r.tepped up. return to Rockville by way of The Rev. George N. Milne, pas- the Community House. Washington, March 24 —(Wide was not prepared at this time to author. She also is a writer de- Afternoon—1:00, BLU; 1:45, buses and airlines has increased. they delved steadily deeper into by Mid-summer, say many of the cooperate in the company’s effort P. NcUson. Washington. D. C.; Dr. Bolton Briefs bundles and to place their bundles Filling Stations Hit to surpass present production by Manchester Center, Depot Square The Baker and Wolcott Chap- tor. preachsd at the Hebron Con- Tuesday at 7:3(j p. m. the Nutri- of waste paper materials out on World) —What’s happening to the undertake a program of such vast •spite her youth. NBC; 2:00, MBS; 2:30, BLU; 3:30 the war implement manufacturing company spokesmen, nobody who Dorothy Nyswander. New York: tut then to Rockville. ters, Order of Eastern Star will Mrs. Jacob Stygar of Birch gregational church Sunday on tion class with Miss Dorothy Mor- salesmaib—forgotten man of the scope. BLU; 4:00. MBS; 4:45. CBS: 4:55, Garages and filling station op- problem. want.s to work will ncetl be out of 25 per cent. Dr. Elmer Alport. Milbank Me- Mountain l.s reported improving at front walks. Patriotic public co- erators felt the Impact of the.se The preliminary survey made by install their recently elected offi- "Tl.e Church’s Part In the War." ton, instructor will meet at the operation. it is anticipated, will be Wartime ecompiy'^ Bilbo told his colleagues that The American Radio Relay BLU 6:15, NBC; 6:25, NBC; 6:45. General .Motors has 90 plants a job. morial Fund. New York; LicuL the transportation committee of the Man'he.ster Memorial hospital The attendance was less than Federated Church Social rooms Is the imagination and aggren- "multiplied thousands" of men and CBS, BLU. changes in reduced sales of gaso- Tender Realgnatlcm* Coinilr. Charles B. Cranford. Unit- cers at installation ceremonies on where she recently underwent an much better next ^ Saturday- since I.,eague, organization representa- line, oil and greasing and washing the Rockville Civic Association re- Wednesday and Thursday lyghts. •isual for rearona above given. Mr. for their meeting. home owners have become cog- aivenesa of the skillful salesman women were being thrown out of tive of nearly 60,000 amateur ra- NBC— 1:15 p. m., Rhi-thmaircs; ed States Naval Reserve: and Misa vealed more than 126 persons from operation. jobs. Many have begun to lay off Baker Chapter, No, 74, will hold Milne announced that the collec- Friday at 7:00 p. m. the Young nizant of the necessity of supply- going to waste in a world of prior- work because their former occupa- dio station owners, has just an- 2:30, Guiding Ught; 6. U. S. Navy ' than 600,000 houses last year, the ' Oxford. March 24.--(/P;—Chief Ruth Evans, assistant director of this city employed on the day Jhlft The cellar has been excavated tion next Sunday which will be People’s Society will meet in the ities, government contracts, ra- llona had been hit by war priori- employes. magazine pointed out, the "figure i physical fitness for the First Civil-, installation on W edne^ay night ing a vital need to the paper-mak- nounced publication of a special band. A check of garages in the New Air Raid Warden Cyrus J. Shel- at the Pratt ft Whitney plant. for the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Palm .Sunday, will be for the men church for worship and discus- tioning and freezing orders? ties. He argued that total reglatra- CBS—6:15 a. m. (West 3:30 p New War Baby is enormous when applied to pres- ^ ian Defense Area. Boston. at 7:45 o'clock in Masonic Hall on Joseph Mack on CTlarke road. ing industry. defense edition of its radio ama- York area, for example, brought I General DeWltt ton, his three deputies. Constable Btockeat Oeaterally Soooeeafal Elast Main street. The following in U, S. Service. Envelopes were sion on "The Meaning o f the Because our highly competitive Uon of all adults would aid in plac- teurs’ handbook. An addition to m.) School of the Air; 4:15, Chil- ' ent prefabricating facilities, and is Harold Schmidt, head of the Dr. Alonzo G. Grace, state In eplte of the fact that there Mrs. Peter MassolinI of Boljon Cross." ' j About thirty Boy Scouts, repre- reports of ga.sollne .sales dropping officers will be installed; Worthy distributed for use at that time sentative of various local troop system of free enterprise produced ing these persons in vital war jobs the regular issue, it is designed to dren Also Are People; 6:30, Frank bound to have enormous effccLs. the Western Defense Command, town’s auxiliary police and one commissioner of education will were many shoppers in the center Notch road has returned from the At 8 p. m. the regular choir re- as well aa uncovering other re- off as much as 40 to .50 per cent Is Growing Up matron, Mrs. Marjorie B. Baston; for the purpose. units, will take an active part in more salesmen than in other na- aid in defense radio training Parker program. [ Little Built Before 'and I warn that swift justice \^iH sector warden tendered their resig- also participate in tfre session bn at Rockville when the surprise worthy patron, Chester E. Bos- Manchester Memorial hospital. Wir Mary E. Cummings has re- hearsal at the church. Mrs. Helen ] tions, the problem of the nales- .serves of potential workera. immediately after the tire ration- "For more than a decade pre- "Physical Fitness." Miss Nancy Hutchinson has been Saturday’s drive. Scouts agal.- courses. BLU—12:30, .Farm and Home ing went into effect. follow any violation. nations to First Selectman R. hlackout occurred on Monday ton; associate matron, Mrs. Alice ceivid word from her son Harold, Upson, organist and director. | Will l*rovide InfomiatlMi The League estimates Uiat more program; 4:1.5, Opening Chilean ’ fabricators talked big but built Strict Enforcement Required night, and that there was still ill for the past few days at the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood en- | wlll„... bJr''under‘ the dmcct ‘ sufi€'’rvl-I ? P"«:* America’s war ef- The Center garage In Rockefei- Harold Treat last night after Ox- Adams; associate patron, D. Fran- who recently joined the U. S. Field sion Of John M. Derby, president ! ha, become viu l to hundreds Barkley pointed out, however, than 10,000 amateun: already are Art Exhibit Toledo: 5:30, Flying Within Past 2 Months ! little. "Military necessity dictates such ford's part In the state blackout some confusion because of the fact cis Adams; secretary. Mrs. Inez home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arti Itry force, that he has ar- tertained Monday Mr. Wood's ot thousands of American famlllea that the •.heduled April 27 regis- ler Center averaged ga.sollne sales I "Their total production in the Herbert Hvtchlnson of Bolton Cen- of the Manchester Scoutmasters’ m the military communication'! Patrol. of about 1,.’>00 gallons a day until action and military necessity re- fizzled due to failure of the report that the new sirens have not yet W. Squire; treasurer, Raymond C. rived at a camp In South Carolina niece Miss Fleschlg of Springfield, But a sampling of automobile tration of men from 44 through 64 service in one capacity or anoth- • MBS—1 ;45, Don-Norman Date; 15,000 Prefaliricaled : period 1931-10. wliile impossible to quires strictest enforcement." auTived, Chief Air Raid Warden ter. Mass. Association. the tire rationing. Now, says Cash- center here to receive the "red" Barrows; conductress, Mrs. El- He reached camp last Thursday salesmen —one of the first groups years old would provide Federal ri . 3, Mutual Goes Calling. ' determine with accuracy, certain- Persons who come under the signal from the Se.vmoiir report SALE! John Dailey termed the trial gen- frieda Schmidt; associate conduct- Third quarterly tests started at From all indications hi is in fine Mr. and Mrs. Irving Campbell To Start at 8 authorities with information on a ier Alexander Fowlte, sales iiver- Houses to Be Built. ly did not exceed 10,000 units, or The third paper collection in the bit hard by war restrictions—in- age about 950 gallons a T)icaI explanation came from only those of Military Area No. 1 clear" were relayed on schedule were reported which were extin- lain, Mrs. Rua L. Y. Barrows; Boards of Education of the eight in Holyoke, Mass. salesman are helping these men to workers might be drawn. Special New York, March 24 — (Wide I million or more hou.ses built dur- -a coastal strip through Wash- A Good guished when the homes were returned to his home after spend- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Needham ing. which will be made next Sat- Charles Kuhner. bookkeeper of the but due 'to some mischance, Shbl- Marshal, Miss Nellie Yare; organ- ti.wns whose schools are under adjust quickly to a bad situation. new Selective Service question- 1080 WORT Wprldi —The latest war baby, ing these 10 years." ington, Oregon and California visited by the wardens except in ist, Mrs. Ethel M. Foster; Ruth, ing several days at the Manchester supervision of Martin B. Robert- and daughter Carol Needham spent urday. will start promptly at 8 naires will elicit thia data. WTIC W U U l .. Kilocycles Jackson Heights Community Ga- with a pat on the head from Uncle •There are between 75 and 100 to:. said, Seymour did not relay the U.sed o’clock in the morning. The pub- Most automobile salesmen work Kilocycles rage on Long Island: around to southern Arizona—but "red." one or two instances where the Mrs. Josephine Ravetto; Adah, Memorial hospital. son are invited to attend the spring the week-end in New York city. oti a commission basis. \\'hen sales Barkley thought voluntary regis- Sam. is growing up. active prefabricators in this coun- also tho.se residing in specified in- residents had not extinguished the Mr. and Mrs. William A,. Perrett Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson of lic is urged to have Individual ac- "Drivers are .saving their tires Mrs. Isadore D. Sharp; Elsther, ioint board meeting, to be held at stop, their incomes stop. tration of women ‘ might be a The governineiit, seeking homes try and last year, according to land zones in these, states and in lights before leaving home. Mrs. Meredith E. Jarvis; Martha, have returned to their home in the Hebron Congregational Chapel Hartford and David Brown of cumulations out on front walks good thing.” but Senator Chandler Tueadav, March 24 Tuesday, .March 24 for vacation trips and aren't using in a hurry for its enormously in- ’"fhe Architectural Forum," they SPINET PIA N O We asked the sales managers of their cars unless it's absolutely Montana. Idaho. Nevada and Utah. A rubbish fire started earlier in Mrs. Sadie Symonds; Electa, Mrs. North Bolton after an extensive Thursday evening. March 26. A Vernon were guesLs Saturday of before this time. According to (D-Ky) said he felt the govern- P M. P M. creasing army of war workers, turned out about 20,000 “ prefab " Is • much belter investment Mr. and Mrs. John H. Steele and Dispatcher W’ilUam Burgess, town four leading Washington car deal- necessary. Should Rc|>ort VInlationa R«ti«v« M isery of the day near the comer of Village Verna Hulburt; Warder, Mrs. Eve- trip that included visits in Califor- supper will be served by the La- ers what had happened to their ment ought to finish the job of 3:00—Against the Storm. j 3:00—David Harum, within the past two months has houses on government orders for and Union street smouldered dur- nia and Florida. Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall and trucks will be routed to initial 3:1,5— Ma Perkins. "Most families were u.sed to General DeWltt said every citi- than a low priced new one. lyn Lopez and Sentinel, Thomas dies’ Aid Society. Children of Mrs. men since the automobile trade enumerating men up to 65 and ! 3:15—Mark Hawley. let contracts for about 45,000 pre- defense areas, or about 3 1-4 per zen, as a patriotic duty, should re- ing the blackout and a truck was Lopez. Miss Mary Smith, past ma- The choir of the Quarryvllle Maude Bottomley's class, Hebron Miss Bernice A. Hall. pick-up points in all sub-divisions cioasifylng them as to skills before 3:30—Pepper 5'oung's Family. I 3:30—Ad Liner. driving out into the country after fabricated, demountable houses cent of the total number of new HEAD^i Choose from these famous Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Smith who collapsed under OPA freezing or- 3:45—Vic and Sadc. ilinner two or three times a week, port without delay any violation dispatch^ from the Fire depart- tron will serve as installing ma- Methodist church will meet Wed- Green higher grades, will fumlgh of the southern district promptly ders. It took on any such new task. I •1:45 - News. costing about $150,000,000. houses for the year. makes — Kimball, Whitney. ment. When the firemen arrived nesday evening at 7 p. m. at the sold their Tolland farm a week 4:00—Backstage Wife. and taking a week-end pleasure he may observe. tron and Earl M. Witt, past pa- a musical program. Discussions "of at 8 o’clock and only those bundles The answers were encouraging Thomas said he had been inform- ' 4:55—War Commentary This was the greatest single It is expected that the demount- Mathushek, Starr, etc. Vei-y they found that the wardens had home of Mrs. A. N. Skinner, Sr., ago, left Monday to join their re- 4:15—Stella Dallas. trip of two or three hundred miles boost the prefabricated house in- Those who fail to abide by any tron as installing patrdn. Miss an educational nature wdll be held. which are out on the streets at for other salesmen. ed that women were needed par- I 5 :0 0 -Marv Marlin. able houses—one-story, basement- regulation or restriction applied COLDS Easy Terms. Trade in your extingulMied the flames. An addi- Ethel Whitaker, as installing Mar- to pra.tice the EaMcr music. latives in California. that time will be collected. 4:.30—Lorenzo Jones. each week or so. dustry has ever had and immedi- less and with one, two or three Put aaa Vida Hebron people are iqvited to at- A majority of the automobile ticularly In small arms munitions ' .5 :15 The'Goldbergs. to a military area are liable to a 1 old piano. § tional whistle tried out at the shall, Mrs. Ruth G. Witt, installing Mis.s Mary Gigllo has rctur.ied Charles C. Talcott has returned President Edward G. O’Brien of plants where they were considered 4:45—Young Widder Brown. I 5:30 - ,\d Liner. I-eave Car In Garage . ately' created the mass market it bedrooms each--will be set up by Va-tro-nol up each tend a public card party Friday distributors have found work In $5,000 fine, one year's Imprison- • n o s ^ It (1) shrinla Bpringville mills proved to be of chaplain, Mrs. Gertrude Haller, in- to her home in North Bolton from evening, March 27. at Gilead Hall, from several days as guest of Mr. the Junior Chamber of Commerce as capab'e as men. 5:00—When a Girl Marries. 5 :4 5 -Scattergood Baines. "Now they leave the car in the needed to grow up. general contractor* under normal Several giHid ll^ed Grands and Mrs. Horton Chapin and other lines, although these Wash- garage during the week and the ment. or bfdh, and are subject to swollen Rtembranes. valuer In the western part of the stalling organist. Mrs. Johanna the Maii'jhester Memorial hospital. under Hebron Grange auspices. revealed that an effort has been 5:15—Portia Faces Life. 6 : 00- News. The industry had struggled for government prtK'edure on a pro- are also available now! city. Dunnebier. Installing warder and Mrs. Fred Warren and Mrs. A. daughter Helen, of Oradel, New ingtonians were fortunate in hav- 5:30—We, the Abbotts. week-end trips have. boon Cut to years that M’Cre full of talk, plan- ject-by-project basis. immediate exclusion from the mill- | (I) soothes irritation. There will ly prizes and refresh- made to determine the necessity ing an expanding government 6:05 Heddn Hopper's HoIIynvood lar>- area. | \. Motorist Fined Adelbert W. Squire as Installing N. Skinner, Sr., attended the meet- Jersey. of a blanket insurance policy to .5:45— Musical Interlude. 6:20 Heard snd Overheard. fifty or a hundred miles. ning and not loo much result to To Be Developments ()) hdps dear cold- ments. Proceeds will go toward among their job-opportunities. As Referring to the mass exodus of ' dogfledf nose. Follow .A. I,. Owen Atu.sic Co. Frank Zagorswl, 24, of Broad Sentinel. ing of the Greater Women’s So- purchase of U. S. Defense bonds cover Scouts actively engaged In 6:00 -News. 6:,30 Frazier Hunt. News. , "That means they use less gas- give prefabricated houses plaou may be con- The March meeting of the Ver- mittee for this town, quota $100. erage salesman has three tough 12:45— Here Comes the Band. 1 ;30— Vic and Sade. solved by the jalopy. perintendent of schools 'in six of the series will be held at the Lebanon, were callers at the home personal adjustments to make: ture synthetic rubber from petrol- 1:00—News. Son-EIllngton League of Women towns in that vicinity The young people held a meet- of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Warner 1:46— Life Can Be Beautiful. fronted with as an executor of an estate. The problems of settling an voters will be held this evening at home of Mrs. Claude W. Jones. 1. A lower standard of living eum pipe-lined from the mid-coh- 1:18—The Uttle Show. The regular meeting of the Tuesday, March 24. from 2 to 4 ing Sunday evening at the Wil- on Sunday. 2:0— Young Dr. Malone. the Rockville PubUc Library Hall lington Hill church. The topic was, 2. Taking orders from the boas Unent fields of the United States, 1:30—Marjorie Milla. 2:15—Joyce Jordan, Glri Interne. Asks Cooperation mitate are becoming increasingly complex. Lenten Study Group which meets p. m. At the 3rd and 4th meetings Mra. Floyd Fogll and children, instead of tbi customer. the Department of Commeree re- 2:00—How to Enter a Contest The meeting will start at eight "What Is the Bible.” Patricia Phyllis and Albert, q>ent 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. ^ o'clock, preceded by a meeting of each Thursday evening, will be a meal will be prepared arul served. 3. iyorkii\g regular hours. ports. and Win. omitted this week, as the Every Mrs. Ida M. Brown 1s ill of the the week-end in WalHngford at the 2 :4 5 -Kate Hopklna. '.T .. executive committee, No previous preparation Is neces- grip at her home on Willington Those from South Coventry who 2:15—Medley 'Dme. On Salvage Drive Member canvass Committee is to sary and if is urged that any per- home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 2:30—Medical Talk. ja e FiiTi!i£ sm There will be a diacussion orf Hill. Miss Harriet Garter is stay- Doran- attended the first class of the 10- For these and many other rea.sons we sugirest that you consider our Town and City Finances, , The meet on that evening. There will son interested will join the group, 2:38—Laura C Gaudet. be no Study Group this week. ing with her. Mr. and Mra. Mark Hill of Man bour in emergency feeding con- sominating committee, composed especially those who are . enlist^ ducted by Miss S. Helen Roberts 2:48—Concert Miniaturee. Asks Consideration Hartford, March 24.—dP)— The to serve on the three emergency The fourth Lenten meeting of Chester, were Sunday callers at Manchester Service Registration Trust DFpt. as the logical executor of your estate— in fact our many years of Mrs. Herbert J. Regan, Miss the women’s societies will be held In North Coventry were Mrs. Mar- 2:88—News. State Salvage Committee of fhe feeding units representing GUead, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Asa W Cbnnecttcut Defense Council re- Natalie Ide and Miss Marietle N. Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Ellis. jorie ,BrannOn, Mrs. Jean Knapp, ' For Easter Pets of experience in every field of financial service may be helpful to you. F'ltcb will bring in a report of of- Amston and Hebron Green. ported today that Biahop Maurice The following articles are urg- Johnson will be the speaker and Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellogg White Mrs. Ruth Spencer, Mra. Ruto Home Service Section," ARC ficers for next year. The election (lolunibia Mrs. William Lawson will give and sons, Jeasc and Alvin, were Shea, Mra. Tennant and Mra. F. McAullffe of the Hartford takes place in April. Kenneth' ently needed by the Red Cross tor Creek Relief Ship Catholic diocese had sent a letter Miss Gladys M. Rice the preparation and serving of vocal selections, both of Hartford. callers at the borne of Mr. amd Gables, and Mra. Rosa Johnson. With the Easter season here. bmlth of the Board of Finance and At 7 p. m. Wednesday the Mrs. Almon Doubleday in Lebanon Thirty are enrolled in the entire In order to assemble and maintain a complete and ac- to every priest in the state asking Town Clerk Arthur E. Hayward 575-12, Wlllimantic OIrisioB food to any evacuees or refugees Sails Tomorrow Carlton E. Buttrlck, Education cooperation with the campaign to who may be sent here in the event Cheerio class is to hold a brief on Sunday. class. curate file of all local men in the service of their country, Will discuss “ How the Town Raises business meeting, and at 7:30 the Mrs. C aries Fiah and son Cal- Next Friday evening at 8 parents or relatives of men now in service nre invited to Idrector of the Connecticut Hu- salvage waste paper, old raga, and Spends Taxes." of emergency: a three-burner oil mane Society, today urged that scrap metal and old A-ubber. Mrs. Marshall Squier. chairman stove, large kettles or wash boil- first class in home nursing in the vin, attended the Shrina Circus in o’clock there will be a free enter- fill out the following quefitionnaire and mail or leave the Miss Betty Geasay has been ap- of the Junior Red Cross work in Hill area la to be organize under Hartford laat week. tainment in the Church Commu- New York, March ii—OP)— parents give a giM t deal of “May I ask you to contact the pointed .Mobilization chairman to ers. oven-size deep-dlabes, baking blank with Miss J. M, Reynolds in the Municipal Building. thought before giving chicks or J the town, reports that a total of pens, large forks and spoons, the direction of Mrs. Hazel Sundt, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fogll of nity House at North Coventry, Bound on a humane voyage to head of the local committee In contact the various members as to $3J6 has been collected for mem- town nurse. This class is open to Manchester, were callers of Mr. open to the public, sponsored by rabbiU to their chiidren os aea- your community and arrange with what they are willing to do. .She eight-ounce ladles, paring knives, all interested in such a project. save lives across an ocean on berships in the five schools as fol- large pitchers for serving coffee or and Mrs. Clarence Fogll on Sun- the Citizens School Committee, at. ^lame SOlUU R if t s . him ways and means by which our Will be assisted by Mrs. Sam Sil- lows: Old Hop River, $1.03; West The class in home nursing at day. w-lflch waning; humans are tak- Each year. Mr. Buttrick said, people can be of aaaiatance?” the verherst. water, spatulas, spoons, cups, soup which time the Defense Stamps Street. 1.83; Center. Hop River South Willington will meet at the The Ladies Aid Society of the and other gifts wiU be awarded. Address (before enlistment)...... ing them, a brighBy lighted ship thousands of these Uttle animals letter said. "The actual carrying T« Pay Official Vlait bowls or plates, dish pans! Any or- parsonage t l^ evening. are given away uauaUy by well- Ruby *6. Handsome Village, and Chestnut Hill, $60 ganization or Individual willing to GUead Congregational church will The choir rehearsal will ba held saila for Europe tomorrow sym- out of these arrangements I leava William J. Dunlap, Great Sach- each. The sermon topic at South Wil- hold a work meeting at the home naeaning parent* who hope to to your own good Judgment.” gabardine slipper with T HE •m of the lORM of Connecticut give or lend any of the above aitl at the Congregational church on Regiment, Company, ^rvice, Ship-...... bolic of tha imderlying brother- Another Lenten service wall be cles will nlease call or leave with lington Sunday was, "Peace With of Mrs. C. Daiilel Way on Wednes- Wednesday evening at 7:30. Next hood of man even In the fury of bring Joy into their children's leather trim and cov- rl- will pay hta official visit t\-ith held in the chapel at 3 O’clock on Victory” ; at Willington Hill, day afternoon. hearts, but all too few of these other membera of the official Mrs. C. Daniel Way, GUead; Mra. Sunday the choir will render war. Wednesday afternoon. Ira Turshen. Gilead, or Mrs. Wal- "What It Means to Be a Cristian.” Tha Swedish motorahlp Sicilia, people have suitable places to keep ered heel. K shoe to put hoard to Tankerooaan Tribe of selection at the morning service, and care for the newly acquired Deaths Last Night The Grange meeting Wednesday ter C. Hewitt, Hebron Center. Scripture reading was Rom, I2:l-S. from the cantata "Christ Victori- safe conduct granted by Allied a dainty accent in your M A N CHESTER Which he la a member, in thia city OTHII afternoon will be of unusual inter- Andrew Ives, son of Mrs. T. C. The back roads which have been Te Belp Pay Far Plaaes Place of Enlistment or Induction...... and Axis nations after months of pats. Astda from squeezing, pet- taaighL The annual Past Sachem’s ous,” which la to be liven tai. the ting, Improper food a ^ living con- new Spring costumes. INNA JETTKKS est as a special program has been Ives of Amston. recently tele- In' a bad condition are Improving. church auditorium Easter Sunday negotiation, will depart for Pi- Buenos Aires—Marcelo de Al- . KUht will also be obaerved. Im- planner to celebrate the fiftieth Froat was two and a half feet Missoula, Mont., March 24.—(P) dltiona they have to undergo in the vear, 73, former president ot Ar- afitately following the meeting a phoned his mother from St. Louts, evening,. , raeus, Greece, with 2,000 tons of *650 aiuiiversary of the organization of Mo., where be baa been at work aa deep. * —Japanese interned as enemy flour, 10 tons of medicine and sup- average home, these creatures are Rffitlnp. BUY “Wfipar will be served to tisltors There will be a Maundy Thurs- also exposed to hunger, thirst, ox- TRUST C O . Columbi-a Grange. an army mechanic, that he baa A hearing was held this fore- aliens at Fort Missoula will help Rank (at enlistment) plies and eight dnuna of concen- Vancouver, B. C.—W. M. David- MUTED STATES 41M aaembera by Uw Ways and day service at the CangiegationnJ ccoslve temperatures, accidenta son. 69, former editor and publish- Miss Mary King returned Satur- beeif sent to a California air field noon at the probate court at Tol- pay for planes to bomb their home church with observation of the trated vitamlna for starving A RT fw IVIRY SMART— w SMAR71MG— FOOT KFCNSE i faans committee ot Tankerooaan day night from r month’s visit and sometimea, various dyeing er of The Calgary Albertan. with a group ot otber New Eng- land to act on the ai^icatlon ot country, whetber they Uke it or Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper Next of Kin...... • * • • • ^^ddress, Greeks. Whe. A full attendance of the yith relalivesan Tampa, Florida. n ot Lewis PenwMl. Montana co}- The Greek War Relief Associa- processes before their sale. Aa a Liberty, Tax.—Basil Muse Hat- BONDS land young men to take a six- Ftederlck 8. Tyler, amninistrator at 7:80 p, m. A H O bera la urged to make this ot- Mrs. James Thompson has re- Isetor of internal rerenue, arrived tion. which obtained the consent result very few Uve to maturity. field. 70, soldier, adventurer, and vlsiUUon. months training course In airplane of the estate ot Sara L Dunning Reported by...... • ^ ^ d d r e s s , STAMPS Menber Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. ^ B turned home from the Windham raechanlca. AnSraw tella hla moth- late ot Willington asking that let- yesterday with a staff o f assist- of tha United SUtas. Britain, This la a uaelesa and unnaceaaaiy candidate for the U. 8. Senate in Every Mothers Cliib Commiuiity Memorial hospital er that If there were more plain ters of administration be granted ants to interview the alien Japa- Oarmany and Italy for tbs paa- sacilflca ct Ufa and seta a bad ex- last Bummar's qwclal elecUon. vary Mothera club srtu where she has been a paUent for a everyday maahitilra doing the fly- upon the estate of Sarah Danta nese about payawttt ot Iflil Fed- Phone oaga. ofM the ship would foUciw a ample fo f youofl children. Chlld- JadtaonvIIla. Fla.—Edward W. U|ir few days. KINNEY/ at eight o’clock ing Instead ot so asany ebU^e Palmer late of Willington. eral income taxes. pia-detaffltined eouna and be bood cxperlencas should develop Lane, 72. banker aod member ot klad atUtudoa and teach oom et Um Federal Advisory OqnncU from 903 Main Street Weldon RuiMinf e“ ftan m A U w I imbU ' i t n to IWS. ’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUEaDAtrMARCH 24, 1942 PAGE 81 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. 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tioa in an effort to do her part to- be a good thing for morale to have Are Surprised Young Boys Wait on Customers Legion Marks ^ ward winning this war. all sections of the country making U. S. Turning Out Superior Three Full'Blooded IndiaM Such la Mr. Arnold's case the same sacrifices. . It rests, also, When/Drug Store Left Ifnlocked against labor. It ties in with the upon the realization that a major By Children Its Birthdays Pay a Visit to This Town case the public is now holding purpose of gas rationing la to con- Airmen; Fronts Tell Story B e r k e l^ Calif., M arch 24-.-(iP) • tom ers, w rapped packages snd serve the automobiles and the against labor. Perhaps that case 1Y-HENRY BEUdKMAht! EEiwteii. I Mr. and Mrs. James Len- —Sprifig brought a great thirst fa"* up cash in the register. Twenty-third of Organ- Three full bloodpd Indiana, Split s Somers for about five weeks and la exaggerated and distorted. L*- Urea which constitute the rlyillan (Editor’s Note: W ide grew older,, they Inducted them , ^ ^ ,j -__ _ One customer, amazed at the Cloud snd Smiling Eel, Iroquois expect to stay for some time. SpUt to 10-year-old James Wilsox and youthfulness of the boys, called bor, in general. Is keeping its no- transportation of the whole coun- World’s aviation editor, Devon into the 'German air. force proper. non Honor Guests on ization and Third of the and Grey Fox, a Seneca, were at wife and daughters live in Going Home The United States is not going hi# chum, John Kellogg, 12. They Patrolman Sam Wilkes, who sum- strike pledge. There are few fair- try. blew a lock of hair Mross Drake’s Francis, has just completed a I % small tourists cabin on the main Chapter XXXVl flvo-we^ tour ot Army and to talk indefinitely in terms ot 42nd Anniversary. eftmbed uf> on a soda fountain moned the drug store owner. Leonard Street Home. the North End this morning visit- highway. Lashed to the top of hla minded people recommending that These automobUcs and these Parris talked to Randy the same brolv. It gave him a boyish look. Parris went out and closed the Navy olr training flelds. He Is futures. Already we are doing an stool at George Donaldson’s drug Donaldson said he had closed up ing Williiim E. Hibbard, of North car was a real birch canoe, weigh* all overtime should be abolished. tires have got to last, and the day. He tried to veil the p ro encouraging job on those training shop at noon but forgot to lock Main street. Chief Split Cloud ex door softly behind him. rounding op hla finding* In Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lep^oq store today. One hundred and twenty-five ing about eight pounds. He ex- But there is, and labor should most important function they can nouncenient, and to hold out hopes three dolly stories, ot which fields, the Army and Navy alike. th e door,. members of Dilworth-Comell Post plained that he knew W alter Hib- plained that he could build real from the consultation. Little by Thousands of pilots, bombardiers, ol 210 Charter Oak street were They sat and waited. Other cus- His personal investigation show- 102, A m erican Legion and Auxil- bard very well and regretted that Dirch bark '■anoes capable of chr* know it, no longer any justlflca- perform is that of seeing that de- this Is the first. ■UB8CIIIPTION RATES little the color and the expression The days and weeks following navigators, air gunners and radio- surprised last night at their home tomers entered and likewise ed Jimmy arid Johnny had not iary listened to a stirring address he had lefl town. . ' I rylng four men and weighing just Drake’s death seemed to Parria On* Tear b7 H all ...... M.M tton for doubletime pay on Sun- fense workers get to their jobs. left her face.. By Devon Francis men are being graduated. when their children a'nd grandchil- waited. made a single error. Donaldson madr by Senator William J. Shea The Indians arc on an educa- ' 32 pounds. P ar M onth bjr Mall ...... I (0 to descend to a curious level of plied them with sodas and promis- day* and holidays Just because Seeing that these cars and these "Don't,try to shield me. Parris. New York, March 24- The dis- Felt In Three Months dren came to help them celebrate Noting that everything in the last evening at the I..egion Home tional lecturing tour and for the I Split Cloud stated that their Sinfi* Copt ...... 1 ni Let's think about Drake. What monotony. The whole world was store was priced, the lads went ed them jobs in the store when PrlTvarad On* Ttar ...... It.OO Itiey are Sundays and holidays. tires are conserved for this essen- I believe the output will be felt on Leonard street. The occasion present are located at Somers, ' educational program had been en* will he have to go through with slippery. Incorporeal, and kaleido- patches from the front tell the before another three months have' the 42d anniversary of their mar- to work. They waited on nine cys- they grow up. was the twenty-third anniversary Conn. The> have been busy mak- ’ darsed by the State Boat'd of Eldu* UEUBER OP Pearl Harbor made all days alike tial purpose is a national, not a before the end?" scopic. itcrj’. pas.sed. But the task ahead is em- riage, and to remember them with of the founding of the Legion and ing local contacts for appearance.* ' cation and that he found a reedy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS individual gifts, money and flow- on the American calendar. And sectional, responsibility. We will "God knows, Randy. I have Just before ChriMmas he saw American fliers, fighting against bodied in the estimate by members the third annlversa-y of the open- in the grade schools. The trio were i welcome in most all of the school# Th* Aatoclatrd Prtaa la aaclual**- Randy at Cary Whitehead's office. ers. IT *0tlrl«d to 'h* ua* or rtpubllca- so long as labor insists upon deny- not meet this responsibility effi- thought of that." odds, come off victors in scraps of the American Association for ing of the local legion home. Com- picture.sqiiely dre.saed in f\dl re- ' hereabout.*. Asked if there wee tlon of all n*wa diapatchr* rradltrO "We have to do something. We He had seen her frequently, and The Advancement of Science, nam- i he daughters prepared a de- mander Otto Heller Introduced the galia with the exception ol the I any truth Inth rumor that we ing this fact, so long will the tide ciently or fairly if we .say to one with the Japanese. licious repast and one of the sons Plan Ready to It or not otharwia* ertditrd In can't let Drake endure too much. he was surprised each time to see A lone American pilot outsmarts ed by the War Deparlment to N. Y. Stocks speaker and the president of the headdress which had been clre- j were about to give tlie country thia paprr and alao rha. loral nawa of present criticism of labor have ' section of the countr>’ that it must We've all fought together to save how quickly she had regained her I study the matter, thrt the army showed reels of motion pictures, Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs. Helen fillly parked in the d ear of their j bac.k to the Indians, he grinned publlanrd harcln. '* on entire squadron of the enemy and all enjoyed the reunion im- To Produce All rirhia of rrpubllcatlon *r at least one just basis. conserve its cars and tires while Drake's sanity and make him the calm. She ppoke of business m at- and breaks out of a cordon thrown I alone m.ist have at least 375,000 Griffin. i large .sedan. j and saic: ters with less enthus.asm. mensely. Adams Exp . . . apaelal dlaoatrhra harain art alao we allow another section to use man be was meant to be in the about him. ' ,j airplane . crew members in , the j next . It’s Public Services i Birch Burk Canoe "Well not this end of the town,, raatrrad. In such policies, labor is being first place. He must not die feel- "It used to be fun, you know, A Navy pllpt in a single engage-1 two years. That includes, of Mr. Lennon and the former Miss War Goocis Air Reduc ...... Senator Shea reviewed the re- ! Coming here from Syracuse. ar.yway. There isn't tven a swim- just as selfish and short-sighted Its cars and tires up as fast as it ing that he has lost it. He must Parris. Drake"—she managed the ment shoots down a half dozen ■ course, other flying personnel as Winifred Dickinson were married markable progress of the Legion ' New York, they have been al ming pool over here, they tell me.” Pull aarrle* ellrnt of N. in St. Mary’s Episcopal church by Alaska Jun . ... Servicr Inc. and contemptuous of the public pleases, ^f it comes to requisition die while he's himself." •name with a little diffic’Uty—"was enemy bombers. ] well as pilots and the many public service* it of- ; the late Jacob Biddle, rector at (Continued From Page One) • Alleghany fers to this and every community ' Publlahar* Rrpreacntatlvaa. Th* welfare as the bloated capitalist of civilian cars or tires, th(fre Is Parris said nothing. always sc^ excited about anything The United States is turning out The remainder of the projected Am Can ...... "Do you hear me. Parris?" new that we undertook. Now, I 2,000,000-man air force consists of the time. Twelve children were in the country where a post is Jullua Hathawa Special Afcncr—:y— no fair reason why this requisition superior ail men for a war in which born to them, two of whom died new or intensified explorations for Am Home Prod I peeled that the people of these is- New Tork. Chicaso. Del roll and of the old cartoons ever was. The "Yes, Randy. You post an old sort of wonder why I bother about air power has been the fulcrum for ground crews, tactical officers, established. The part that the arils Ajiaiii lands will ofter united opposition Boaton. should be limited to oije section .of in infancy. The others, seven copper, zinc, lead, iron, chromite, Am Rad St S . . Legionnaires take in every pub- : enemies of labor are very happy question. There’s nothing any of it. I have enough money—1 don't conristent successes by the enemy meteorologist.^ and the like. Am S m e lt...... tc the invader and that every citl- need too much, you know.” As for pilots, if only 7.5,000 of (laughters and three sons, all live bauxite, clays and many other ' lie movement waa lauded by the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF about the whole thing. They will the country because the other sec- us can do. There’s nothing any in the western Pacific. minerals; for utilization or accel- 1 Am T A T’ ___ Of liivaKioii , zen will regard it as his duty to CIRCUUATIONS. honorable physician could do." the 185,000 planes which President in this vicinity. speaker. There is a need for | be still happier, in the future, if tions have been allowed to _ wear "Well, Randy, I’ve been w ant- The foundation stone for this air Formerly employed by Cheney erated development of new proc- | A m T ob B ...... hinder and frustrate the enemy by "Listen. Parris. I’ve got to know ing to talk to you about ths busi- Roosevelt has asl cd for by the end leadership now and the country is | every ingenuity that common sens* Th* Herald Printing CompanT, labor does not undertake to set Its their cars and tires out. A car in force is the nature of the training. Brothers, Mr. Lennon and all three e.sses to get what we need in this : Agi Wat Wks looking to the ex-service men to | Inc., aaaumta no financial reaponal- something. " neas. I'd like to get out.’ It la an adage in Whitehall that of 1943 go into the service of the Peril Faeei I an dcvi.se" Missouri should be just as much a Army mid' the Navy, we should sons now work at the Pratt and war from our domestic supplies of | Aj}“conda supply that leadership. asserted , blIttT for typographical arrora ap- own house in order. For they see "Well 7" "Perhaps you're right." British .vara are won on the play- manganese, aluminous clays and . Armour HI . . He said "invasion committee#" pearing In advertlaementa In the "Could Drake’s —could the am- have l.'iO.OOO pilots for their cock- Whitney Aircraft plant. They have the Senator. Manchaatar E-eanlna Herald. in this a rare opportunity to con- part of this nation's civilian trans- "I just want to think about my ing flelds of Eton. This war can ten grandchildren and one groat shales, chromium concentrates and Atchison (Coiillnued from Page One) l.ad been set up in many parts of putation have had anything to do work. Now, I don't want to leave pits. Warplane.* are tireless. Men He touched briefly on the many : centrated the public wrath against portation reserve as one in Con- well be won for the United States grandchild. other minerals: for supplying addi- j Aviation Corp improvements that had been made i the country with the duty "to sur- with this?" you in the lurch in any way." on Bun-waohed flying fields dotting become exhausted. vey local i.roblems and see how Tuesday, March 24 labor. In the past few years, labor necticut or Oregon. Most encouraging to the officers tional sources of power in the ' Baldwin Ct . . at the home during the past year spon.sible direction to defend their Parris waited a moment. His "It wouldn't be. Parris, I’d like the landscape of California, the western states needed to develop I ® * 9 ...... llicir needs will be met. President Roosevelt, when ne directing the flying training la the and aaid that it waa a tribute tn hearths and home and their native has had great and good friends, eyes darkened. "I can’t answer to quit, too. I believe Dan Gil- southwest. Texas, Florida and the and process minerals and to fabri- j l»nd " if the enemy come.s to lhe.se "It would be unwiae and unneces- that q-jestlon, Randy." standard of excellence of the avia- the post and the active members who have been quick to defend it asked for the 40 mile an hour lim- bert and Elliot would buy us out." deep south. cate metals; for increasing pro- Bcth Stl ...... who made such a splendid showing shores. sary to adopt identical measures Labor In The “Hot Seat” "Could it have had anything to "Do you think so? But what tion cadets who are being fed out Port Moresby against injustice. Now these alone it, asked that it be Instituted In We are turning out superior air- auction of required petroleum Borden ...... ,. . . . possible. Should Stand Firm i (• very where, ■ h e a d d e d . 00 with it?" would you do? I think you ought tn the s.'ore.e of primary school* Can Pac ...... Two weeks sio, it was the farm cannot do the Job. Labor must each of the 48 states. That speed men. The need is quantity. Irom replacement centers in the products. Including aviation gaso- The spaghetti supper was serv- "The first essential is tlmt ex- "Possibly." to have something." line and the components of syn- Case (J. I.) ...... ed by Chairman William Pitkin A sizeable shark-fishing indus- Moe which was the target of limit, like gas rationing, la a "Probably?" Not Vet Out of Woods south, the gulf roast and Califor- Again Target cept under definite orders, every- become its own good friend, and "I'm tired, Parris." thetic rubber; for Supplying coal Cerro De P ...... and his committee. Dancing fol- one should stand firm so as to try for the extraction of liver* has American public opinion. Today, it measure primarily directed at the "I can’t siy. Randy, my dear, "Yes. I can understand that. It is tempting to state, after a nia. Ches * Oh ...... win this argument by developing The Army's educational and age and coke . . . : for increasing pro- lowed the supper with music fur- | avoid those refugee moveni'nts been developed during the past 18 la labor which is in the "hot seat." you are pretty stouthearted. But All of these y e a rs—” flve-week tour of some of those Chrysler ...... responsibility and restraint and conservation of cars and tires. Gas flelds, that our worry about crea- requirements have been relaxed in Of Jap Fliers duction of helium; and for increas- nished by Tony Obright's orches-i which proved so disiislrous in the month.s along the weat coast of 1 am telling you the truth when ing our output of f^hing products 0>ca - Cola ...... iJtbor's favorite recourse, when in common sense and patriotism to rationing should ' be nation-wide "Parris, it seems like a dream tion of a numerically superior air the interest of mass training. The t a. During the blackout period (all of France,' he .*)aid. ' Mexico, the Department of Com- I say I don't know. f thought now. I remember the afternoon ------1tnd of range products. Col Gas A E l ...... those present sang War songs of "The government has always ex- merce reports. trouble, is to concentrate on the of Dr. Gordon right away—as I force is about to be effaced. It is standards have not. match its power. too. you left for Europe, and I ran in- (Continued from Page One) | "All of these resources and pror- Corn! Inv T r ...... 25 year* ago.- 1 evils of Industry so that, perhaps, always do whenever a case comes not. We are doing a protllgious job. "I believe." one officer told me Cons Edis ...... to >00 and Drake at the depot. I hut a more prodigious job lies during my tour, "tha.t we can ob- e.sses we propose to make avail- in another week or two. the na- up that he has had anything to was awfully happy, I realise now of New Guinea. Is about 300 miles able to the War Production Board Con.*) Oil ...... do with. But I couldn't even in ahead of us. tain 80.000 pilots a y?ar. of splen- across dangerous Torres strait Cont Can ...... tion’s thinking vdll be shifted to No “Bushido” Foi/Bataan that I was, until real troubles The Germans ' were first to did caliber, without a great deal ot and any other war agency" Sacred Concert my own mind answer that ques- 'came. It's strange, but I don’t from the bleak Cape York pemn- ^ And, he added, "if they want the Corn Prod ...... condemnation of some of the prof- tion. Many people have cancer recognize the need of numbers in trouble. We have a million young sula of the Australian mainland. Del L A W’n ...... "What dishonor there," the Connecticut seem to be able to recall right building their air power. They men coming of age in the United j material and can’t get it otherwise. CHEVROLET its being made. that attacks bone structure. We now all those years as well _as I Sort Of Northern .\nchbr | ^ t will go into direct production." Dougla.s A irc ...... To Be Sung Here latest Japanese ultmatum smooth- don’t know causes.” started v.1th youngsters in their States annually. We ought tn be Du Pont ...... But labor is in the "hot seat" to- can the beginning." .ihle to prore.ss 8 per rent of It is a sort of northern anchor ! ------ly asked Genera^Walnwright on "I've shut away old tormenting early 'teens. They taught them the F.ast man Kod ...... Y ankee "It's rather natural. Randy. rudim ents of fl>1ng. Then, ss they them." ol the great barrier reef defenses Arrangements have been com- day. It is in trouble not merely Bataan Peninsula, "in following questions about this awful ampu- Elec Auto - L ...... You'll have to slowly forget the I ot northeastern Australia. These pleted for the appearance of the MOTOR TUNE UP because there are die-hard labor the example M the defenders of By A. H. O. tation, deep in my mind, but terrible th in g s—’’ — 1 coral reefs, which skirt the Aus- Gen E le c ...... now- " Local Stocks Gcp Food.*) ...... East Hampton church choir at the haters who are seeking to use the which made the situation even "I don’t want to forget anything. I tralian coast at a di.stancc varying Cheek Compression Hong Kong/Singapore and the largement will tend to Induce a "Don't cry." Gen Mot ...... 'Second Congregational church Adjust Distributor Points war as an opportunity to shove Perhaps the most unpleasant more delicate. i loss of vitality. Parris. Every hour of my Ilf* is I from a few miles to about 125 here, Sunday evening, March 29. Netherlana Blast Indies in the ac- "I’m not crying. I'm cursing. Master Draft i Nazi Reserve , miles, reach fur more than 1,200 Meeker Prod ...... Adjust Ignition Timing the cause of labor back twenty awakening as a result of the pub- Some of thc.se administrations ' The prostate may undergo Man About precious. It’s al. right, Parris. I Furnished hy P utnam and Co. Int H a rv ...... 'This group will present the sacred ceptance/of an honorable defeat?” I'm cursing everything there is in used to think a great deal about ; miles from north of Sydney almost Clean and Adjust Carburetor years. It is In trouble not merely are now rubbing their eyes, and either acute or chronic Infiamma- 6 Central Row, Hartford Int Nick ...... cantata. "Olivet to Calvary," by Oil and A djust Tap|>ets It iB* clever appeal, quite in ac- lication of probate court Income this time, everything in the world, the future. 1 always dreaded . to the Fly river mouth in New Insurance J. H. M aunder. wondering how they ever were so tiqn. . Chronic Infiammation is everything in heaven, or hell! List Arrives Forces Used Int Paper ...... Adjust Fan Belt because there may be foreign corduce with "the humanitarian figures came to those local town generous. ' Drake's growing old. It was I Guinea. Bid Asked U nder the direction of S. W. very common, constituting one of Manhattan Parris, I could stand anything for The narrow, dangerous passages Int T & T ...... Clean Air Filter propaganda seeking to divide us and city governments which have, Their chagrin, too, will be the most frequent ^rotiditions , By George Tucker frightful that he had to die as he Aetna Casualty . . 113 118 1Johns - Man ...... MacAIpine of Henry street, the prlTClples of ‘Bushido’." It truly m yself—but. D rake! My God, did, but . . . poor Drake!" Randy's through the reefs have been re- 4.5'.. Clean and .Adjust Spark Plugs along economic as well as along over thf years, contributed annual prseent when there Is that meet- which the doctor is called upon to j Aetna Fire ...... 47', ;Kennecott...... choir has been presenting cantatas Test Ignition Coil sUtes that there isn't very much hain’t he had enough?" eyes dimmed. "Ill be able to When Correct Order for Against Reds ported mined, and as long as th* Aetna Life ...... 23'a 2.5' - appropriations to help these ing of the reform minds In the treat. As a general rule, the "I wish 1 know one word to say, IvCh Val R R ...... all through the winter season for Test Condenser racial and religious lines. It is al-. New York.—It does your heart! make sense out of it all some- Australians and Americans hold Automobile ...... 32 34 the benefit of the building fund of ope for the defenders of Bataan. courts keep going. next General .\ssemhly. In fact. average patient with a chronic | Randy. I’m here—to do anything Lockheed A irc ...... Tighten Cylinder Head and Manifolds so in trouble because it has, with- The general practice ha.s been It looks as If the whole state of good to see a guy like that. i time. 1 hope. We mustn’t lose This District Compiled (Continued from Page One) Port Moresby with strong Air Conn. General .... 22 24 ! their church which was destroyed Why, therefore, should these de- enlargement of the prostate de- , I can for you and Drake—" Forces, passage around the north- I>< l e w ' s ...... Cheek and .Adjust Voltage Regulator in itself, elements which have no] for the local municipalities to pro-; Cunnectlcut, entirely sympa- He wasn't very strong. He had to ^ sight of each other, Parris. You Hartford Fire .... 74', 76'., ; by fire last November. fenders not avoid bloodshed and lays treatment for a considerable ; "The time will come when you’ll It Will Be Publitihed. ern end tor an attack on the north- l./irillard ...... yet developed the capacity to vide office space for the probate thetic with the tortuous effort have been so good—so good.” __ ___ pyre* were used for living men So- H artford Stm Boil 42 46 ' Mont Ward ...... This choir has made a fine rep- concede the battle 7 How can period and often the prostatic in- wear glasses. But if he was a lit- have to do something for him. Viet agencies have quoted pilson- ern Australian coast from the east court, to maintain its flrepniof; some of these Judges made to volvement continues for as long ^ "You two were my only friends, National Fire ... .52', 54 ' .N’a.sh - Kelv ...... utation for itself in its vsrious ap- sorb the power and privMge tle shy on the brawn, he had The ..ime will be here soon The local Selective Service board i ers at length as tn los.^es suffered by sea is barred. Phoenix ...... 7.5', ' pearances throughout the state, there be "dishonor'’ in "acceptance vault, and to appropriate a cer- ] reduce their own Incomes to a as five years before help is sought. i enough!" you know." 73'- N.it Bi.sc ...... which b^^m e theirs wheiy the tain sum for office supplies and plenty of that stuff up under his "Parris, I’m just 32 years old— . this morning received the ma.ster by the 16th Army.) The Japanese, from their land- Travelers ...... 340 360 1 and at the present time, has been of an honorable defeat?" presentable figure, will Join In Enlargement of the prostate 1Nat Cash Reg ...... New Deal handed labor its ^ag n a equipment. tMa pleasant task of reducing hat. ' will be 32 on my next birthday. list of serial num'oers in the order 1.800 G erm ans Killed ing places at Lae. Salamau and Public Utilities Nat Dairy ...... forced to cancel many Invitations To be sure, there wouldn’t bfe The Waterbury Republican has as occurring in a man past fifty I remember when he came out Dr. McNeill assured I ano I feel as though I had lived Tlie Ru.-.sian.s reported today Fiii.schhaven on the northeastern to sing in other churches at later Carta. To this power am privi- these Incomes permanently, in is due to an overgrowth of the drawn In Waahington a week ago Conn. Lt and Pow. 24', 26'- N at Di.still ...... PARTS ADDITION AL. IF NECESSARY any. The only trouble is that, if pointed out that the statutes seem as many ways as possible. In- of Harvard a year ago. He was 22. there was no immediate danger, ^alf a dozen lives" today. This afternoon Chief Clerk th at 1,800 G erm ans had been kill- .N'ew Guinea coast, have been re- N5' Central ...... dates due to transportation diffi- lege, they have hot contributed muscular, glandular, or fibrous that the cancer was working slow ed and 30 blockhouse* and ma- Conn. Pow...... 27 29 the Japanese are conceded enough to make provisl'in of the vault i stead of having the cities and He was up there high in his class. "I can understand that, too." Mrs. Clara J. Turklngton began potted moving inland up the Mark- NY NH A H ...... culties. Their season will close tissue normally found in the ly and he had left instructions chine-gun nests destroyed in 48 ham river, po.ssibIy for an attempt- Hartford El. Lt. . . 43 4.5 with an appearance at the Baptist sanity and responsibilUy of their of these "honorable defeats," they mandatory upon the towns, and towns supporting the probate Majored in economics. At once he "W hatever was done, Rsrris, we the work of eliminating the serial Nor Am Co ...... gland. Many times, such en- w'ent in with a shipping concern. with the nurses to see that Drake hours of fighting on the Leningrad ed land attack on Port Moresby Hartford Gas .... 23 26 church, Willimantlc, on April 12. om own. Having, after /ong decades that they al.ao give the probate courts, the cities and towns will did together, you and I—the only numbers over 1772 (the total reg- ,S. .N. E. Tel. Co. . . 108 113 Packard ...... Riley Chevrolet C Ine^ will win the victory in this war. judge the legal right to pass the largement will occur without a Then came the war. He tried suffered little. Both knew the time two people who really loved front, although battle po.sitions from the north, but there still was Par.Tm Piet ...... 191 Center St.. Msnrhrster of struggle, come mit on a basis be presenting bills for board ajid would come when opiates would, istration here) so that the correct Unit. Ilium. Shs. . . 37', ,39'- The spirit on Bataan has, to date, cost of keeping the record books previous infection or inflammation the navy, because he has a Drake." She looked up'quickly. generally were es.sentially un- no further word of this expedition Penn R R ...... A film of oil sm ooths storm y We will gladly pick up and return car If desirable. of equality witV management, room. The long century old being found in a study of the pa- fail. order for the Manchester district Western Mass. . . . 15', 17', been that there is no defeat possi- on to the communities he serves. honeymoon Is over. brother who graduated from the “Do you hear anything about can be deternqlned. changed. today. Pepsi - Cola ...... w aters because It reduce* the they do not know how to stop with But there seems to be, on the tient's history. Some of the Academy the year beiore. But his So Parris left to keep his ap- Louise Gordon?" (Red Army troops have sur- Industrial Phelps Dodge ...... friction of the wind.- ble which can be called "honor- This is a difficult task and will rounded an ancient walled city be- Acme W ire...... 18', 20', ' equality: they head on toward other hand, no legal compulsion common causes which produce ir- eyes weren't good enough. He j Pointment in Vienna, and exacUj "Not a word. I did hear that probably require several days. Phil Pci ...... able." We suspect that is the ritation and congestion of the tried the army. They turned him a munUi later be stepped off the her condition was worse and that lieved to be .N'ovgcrnd. a Nazi Am. Hardware 19 21 domination. They do not. some of upon the rommunitlea to pro- Wben completed this will be the Public Sve NJ ...... spirit General MacArthur left be- vide office space other than the prostate are: Wrong diet, consti- down. He kept trying. grimy little Kings Row local. The there seemed little hop* of her Nelson Asks Delay Arrow H & H cm 32', 34', Radio ...... the elements within labor Itself, HEALTH AND DIET pation and kidney or bladder reports from Dr. McNeill had been Billings A Spencer 3 4 hind him, and the spirit he himself vault, and there Is a question One day. he made it. A few recover>." Manchester. As soon as possible ^ S’l^'^Kholm di.-patches to London Rem Rand ...... w’ear their power well. They trouble. Or, the trouble may re- weeks later he bobbed up again, disquieting. "Parris, all of that seems a said, and pushed westward through . Bristol Bras-s...... 39 42 Republic S t l ...... took to Australia, and the spirit whether the provision of sup- ADVICE It seemed to Parris that the the complete list will be printed | To Fix Double Pay plies would necessarily Include sult from a flare-up of a former home on his first leave. mighty strange, dark buslnsss to In The H erald. Sychevka to cut the Rzhev-Vyaz- Colt's Pat. Fire . . . 67 70 Rey Tob B ...... threaten to become just as irre- days and weeks and months after ma road on the central front.) he found w-aiting for him, among purchase and maintenance of l-'urnlshed by the McCoy infection thought to have been me. There are worse things about Men Are Reclassified j Eagle Lock...... fi's 11', Safeway S ir s ...... sponsible as the most libertine his return stood still. Hour by Soviet aerial squadrons, rein- (Continued from Page One) Fajfnir Bearings . . . 117 127 the Australian troops and people. all office equipment. H ealth Siervice eradicated. He bounced through the door, it than we know." The local Selective Service board .Sc.ars Roeb ...... capitalist of yesterday. hour, almost minute by minute, "Mki afraid ao." forced by American-built Airacob- Hart and C?ooly , , .. 117 127 We have, it is to be hoped, pass- In most instances, the sum al- Due to the location of the flung his overseas cap into a cor- met yesterday to review and re- ■ unwise" leglilative curb* on labor Shell Un ...... Address communications to The gland, an enlargement of one or Dr. McNeill, Parria, Randy, and cloaalfy a large number of ques- ra fighters, were officially credited Hendey Mach , cm. 8 10 Socony - \ a c ...... A picture of what this type of ed through and beyond any no- lotted to the judge of probate has ner and let out a spiel on army the nurse fought back the horror with a 3-to-l edge over the Ger- - unless the administration acted Land'rs Fr A Clk. 20'- 22', become fixed over the years, and Herald, Attention McCoy more of its lobes may serve to ob- life that would have fascinated Parris thought of what Randy tionnaires since the status of many Sou Pac ...... irresponsible domination can mean tions that this war, like ancient Health. Service ot pain. had said about her age. Hla man Air Force in operation* promptly to seek a modification of j New Brit. M, com . 37 39 it has been strangely noted, in pe- struct the outflow of liquid waste Kipling. registrants has changed because of the 40-hour week law. ' S o u th Ry ...... was given by Assistant Attorney leaving the bladder. Sub ob- Consciousness was not allowed own age, as well. He didn't, of new regulations. Many of the em- through the la.*)! week. The Soviet 1 N o r t h a n d J u d d . . 35 37 Std B r a n d s ...... Japanese "Bushido," is a polite riods of depression . emergency, "It’s wonderful,” he said, "ana to come to Drake very often. He Inform ation Bureau ; aid P.iussian 1 Would .Make Relations Worae 1 Peck, -Stow A Wil . 8 10 General Thurman Almold, himself struction will in turn produce course, feel old, as Randy did, but ployees of the P ratt and Whitney Sid Gas A F .l...... gam e in w:hich the arm y which is th a t probate judges did not com> Enlargement of the Prostate the equipment they give you! moaned and called, and while it fliers de.stroyed 27.5 German planes ; ; Russell Mfg. Co. . . 15 17 The WPB Conservation Ortder he had a disagreeable letdown I Std Oil Cal ...... a. New Dealer,- In his testimony plain too loudly when alight cuts Gland most of the symptoms to be found Look at thia coat. Feel it." HS and Hamilton Propeller division.*) from March 15 to 22 and lost 88 of jI the 40-hour week by law. Nelson outnumbered and outplaned goes was nerve-racking to hear, he ac- feeling, as if many things, many of United Aircraft are not being ! S c o v l l l e ...... • 2 1 ' . , 23'- Std Oil N J ...... were made in their appropriations. in prostatlc enlargement. The leaped up, shoved the coat into tually did not know much that was their own. iI expressed the opinion such action last week. Mr. Arnold went to into battle expecting ILs own severity of the symptoms will de- courses were suddently finished. given further deferments since the 1 do., pfd...... 28 Tex Company ...... The. appropriation was one- of After fifty, one of the very com- my hands. “Feel it. Guess what bappe.iing. I would "make labor relations in 1 Silex Co...... Washington to "bust monopoly" pend upon the degree with which He, too, had lived through expe- employers are not asking for them. 9 11 I Un Carbide ...... speedy surrender. those "formalities." and the judges mon disorders of men, is an en- the army has to pay for that coat. i general worse, rather than better." 1 Stanley Works . . . . 3 6 ' - 38'- wherever he found it. He found the escape of liquid is obstructed. Everything they give you is won- Toward the end of August it riences that had been too violent. Unless a man Is absolutely essen- Admit Pmcerful Union Pac ...... The hard truth about the United were careful to keep it so prefer-; i„.gement of the prostate The seemed that Drake could not pos- Mrs. Skeffington's denunciations tial to the production effort the But he bluntly asserted tflat the Torrington . . 24 26 * Unit Airc ...... it in soma big business. And he ring to give up a few hundred dol-1 ” , , j , Some of the usual symptoms of derful." ; question of pa>1ng doubletime for ' Veeder - Root . . . . 38 41 Nations in this war to date is that up of a prostatlc enlargement are: sibly last from one day to another. ot King's Row came back to his aircraft management does not feel Rtutsian Attoclis U nit Corp ...... Does Not Affect MenY Suits lars to becoming involved in any i Pro«trnte gland la made ■’How do they feed you?" I 1 Saturday. Sunday and holiday has also found it in labor. they haven't been playing the First, a reflex ache or pain which wanted to know. Randy came again and again to mind. And yet, s clear, cool warranted In asking that he not \ New YorkBanks : U n i t G a s I m p ...... controversy over the cost of oper-1 three lobes, weighs about one-half Berlin (From German Broad- | work "is a different matter, which ■ Bank of N. Y...... 250 280 In actuality, his testimony was game as toughly and realistically may appear in the lower back and "Today I had roast chicken, Parris. thread of reason that spun like a be drafted. casts). March 24.—(Jh—Powerful | j._a* no relation to the 40-hour U S Rubber ...... ating their courts. } ounce,V/VSJ(W| measures*S«ca^V4ix.O a• little overA/« C1 AJIlCone « • - ..... *i * "Please, Parris, for God's sake! thread of crystal through his As To Married Men Bankers Trust . . . . . 32 34 i; S Smelt ...... more future prophecy than pres- as the totalitarian nations do. It Is possible, now, tn under- inch, surrounds the neck of the ''blch the patient may call lum- dressing, lima beans, gravy, Russian attacks in the Donets ba- , week a* such." (Ind declared bago; second. Irritability of the bread, plckl^ peaches and ice' You love Drake. You're his friend! weaving thought and fancy told The local board discussed also sin were acknowledged today by Central Hanover . . 6 3 ' , 66'- U S Steel ...... ent truth. But present proof of There has been one exception to stand why they were always so bladder, and is composed of num- How can youTet'this go on any hlfn the feeling was wrong. Kings ths poesiblltty of a change in pol- "I believe that this practice of Cha.se ...... 2 1 ' , 23', Vick Chem ...... gentlemanly. erous fine tubes, and of muscular bladder which induced a desire to cream." ’the German high,command, which demanding premium pay for week- the trend is not lacking. There this rule—Russia. The Red Army empty this organ frequently and He went on to exclaim over ths longer?" Row was only a imsll unit In s icy rc'gordlng married men whose asserted that these were beaten off Chemical ...... 31', 33', W est Union ...... In not a few instances, the need and fibrous tissue. The prostate One morning It seemed to Par- diverse and fluctuating world. He, wives are not dependent. The local end and holiday work has in many City ...... 20>, 22 >- Weal El A M fg______Made Prior to March 30,1942 . have been many Instances in which has never considered surrender or for politeness ha.s been increased gland has long been considered an which may disturb the rest during mountaina of superb army blank- as wore lighter offensive thrusts instances slowed up war produc- the night: third, a burning sensa- ets that bad been issued them, the ris that lAake's mind emerged s he—Parris Mitchell—was not Par- board has not been inducting mar- on the Kerch peninsula in the (Tontincntal ...... 10 12 Woolworth labor has been seeking mastery, an honorable defeat. Instead, It by the fact that the probate important part of the reproduc- little. Increased doses of morphia ris Mitchell of Kings Row, but ried men who were married previ- tion. ODrn Elxchange .. . 26 >, 28', Elcc Bond A Sh’(Curb) judges had to obtain these appro- tion while voiding; fourth. an\lji^ shoes, the raincoats. He sustained Crimea. "Yea," he added, "I .do not be- not equality. There have been chose to stand and die, and then, tive apparatus in man. In many at lessening Intervals were no Parris Mitchell of the world. So ous to the declaration of war. Al- In a Caucasian port south of Se- First National .. . 990 1020 priations from local administra- cases, a disturbance of the gland ability to empty the bladder com- this high level of enthusiasm un- lieve that we ahould try to correct proven Instances of labor leaders longer able to hold bkek the le- statipned, there was nothing In though no regulation has been re- vastonol, the besieged Russian Guaranty Trust . . 195 210 as soon as it was able, to push for- tions of an opposite political faith. because of inflammation or en- pletely; and fifth, difficulty in til I broke tn: this situation by act of Congress. starting the elimination of fluid. gions of torture. Kings Row that could ever reach ceived by the board it he* been In- : I r v i n g T r u s t ...... 8', 10', who were racketeers first or. If ward again and die. If every Riis- "I hear some of the boys say dicated that married registrants We’d like to clear up anj confusion (hat ma.v cxi«( aliout the The fluid which is retained in the they don’t get enough things to Drake looked with a kind of through to touch him. He had ^‘e“r‘=cL"n?.ship'’ “s.^^.rinc ' ‘ 1 M a n h a t t a n ...... 13 15 not criminal in practice in record, sian force which has been sur- only to think of th* vast. Inter- may soon be reclassified so that were reported sunk by Nazi bomb- oral suspension of this provision Manufact. Tr. ... . 28 .30 Curb Slocks bladder may undergo decomposi- keep warm." I told him. dazed wonder at Parria, and then through voluntar>' action on the men's clothing in our spring display. — concerned with their own power rounded in this war and apparent- tion thus leading to cystitis. at Dr. McNeill. Then be turned weaving sifort of men in oU places, those whose famUles are self-sup- ers. N. Y. T rust ...... 62 65 He looked at me tn astonish- porting can be placed in Class I as part of our responaible labor lead- first. Urethral discharge may occur ment. He ' asked, "Do y6u believe his heaa alowly toward Parria. The and in all times, who atrovs to Public National .. . 25 27 ly cut off from any aid had sur- available for military service. ers,” Title Guarantee .. 21„ 34. Amn Superpow . 1-16 which will cause the first portion them ?” cloudy look in bL eyes cleared tor connect and link up th* scattered There is short-sighledneas in la- rendered, the Russian campaign labors of the world Into bene- W ouldn’t Eliminate CKertlme U. S. T rust . 980 1010 Can Marc ...... 5-16 The Pearl Harbor incident did not occur until December 7, of fluid to take on a cloudy ap- "No. •’ a few second*, but in those few Rev. O. L. Moiisoii El Bond and Sh 1 bor^—the kind of short-sightedness | would have been over last Decem- "If they complain, it’s because seconds something passed between ficial whole, to have sense of^ his He made it clear, however, that | By Jack Stinnett The building is being built from pearance. jown destiny. Another Shower •Arrives Ju st In Time Niag Hud ...... m consequently the styles of the .‘luily now in our store have v.-hich Insists upon keeping estab- j ber. Th* Russian campaign and The mental symptoms seen In they are whiners, because they the two n en. Dr. McNeill was To Speak Here he waa not in favor of eliminating j (Segal Lock . .. .. Waahington—.Another storm is funds administered by the Pub- aware ot the communication. He overtime pay. set now by law at i liahed jobs and methods even Bgiasn have illustrated, for this rattling the boards, in Wash- lic Buildings Administration from prostatic enlargement may cause are selflsh, because they are ao Kansas City—(#5 -Mrs. James Uni Gas ...... 7-18 not been affected in anv way. self-centered they haven’t the stood looking cu.lously at Parris. Late in the spring Parria crossed For Miss (Gardner the equivalent of time and a half, though they stand in the way of war, the eternfR military truth, ington an white it probably won't a "blank check" appropriation the patient to be depressed. Irrit- the Aberdeen campus on* after- Iv, Parr. Jr. wired her husband in able, lacking in self-confldence and ability to adapt themselves to e "It's a matter of hours. Dr. At a special Lenten mid-week for the aevenlh day of consecutive progress for the whole nation. that one soldier who is willing to assume the proportions of that made by Congress to take care of Mitchell," he aaid evenly. noon just as the public ' school seiwlce in the chapel of the South labor. L ds Angeles that #he was expect- "Withdrawing’’ Room which recently awept through the -the government's skyrocketing of-, changing situation. If anyone tells across the way was being dismiss- Mias Alyne Gertrude Gardner, ing the stork. Hubby rushed for Our suit.s are all wimiI. Our (loul)le brea>ted >)uits carry This, is the sort of thing which stand and die is worth ten who In the treatment of the aver- you U. 8. Army equipment is bad. Drake twisted nla head to one .___ . . , ^ J ...... Methoiil.st...... church tomorrow...... eve- Di.scuaalng • the clause which Office of Civilian . Defense, it’s fice needs under wartime condl- ed for the day. He heard ths mix- daughter of Mr*. Ruth W. Gard- j ninp at 7:30, the Rev. Otis Lee would ban the closed shop. Nelson hia motorcycle and'started the l.- keeps this nation from geiting the will fight up to a point and then age case, euch measures as mas- they lie. If they tell you new men aide, and clenched hlS teeth t /ar Originally, it was known as a vesil.s. Pleated trousers, .still are available, (’oats are gen- likely to be a worthy, successor. tlons. Where funds will come from ed chatter of the released pris- ner of 60 Weat O nter street. Monson of Willimantic will be the contended that it would “very like- SOO-mile 68-hour, trek. He stopped kind of housing it should have, be- This one resulted wh'en it was for hiring the 140 additional em- sage, dilation and diathermy will inducted into -the arm y aren't his Ups. A line of blood ran down only long enough to sleep two "withdrawing room" instead of a listen to the suggestion of "honor- his chin. Then the fog of an un- oners, as clash upon clash of so- Whose marriage to William E. giie.st preacher. Rev. Mr. Monson, ly have a bad effect on labor drawing room, and to it ladies erously long. Some carrv patch pockets. C'ulTs are per* cause carpenters would rather discovered that behind the rough ployes estimated necessary to usually bring considerable relief. given plenty of everything' they prano dissonances chopped th* sir. M oshler of Albany, N. Y.. will hours. Fifteen minutes after ar- able aurrender" It is this spirit The hot SiU bath may also be need, they lie. If they tell you uUeranlt agony blurred his eyes pastor of the Methodist church of morale and on labor relations — withdrew after dinner, while the board fence that baffled sidewalk . man the ^per^rvice isn't appar- Perils watched the crowd of take place In St. James's church that city, has been achieving riving in Kansas City his wife permissible but only up to March '1'. make their money driving the which has held the Japs moUon- superintendents in the *block■'—'* be ent yet. The ' Senate appropria- used to good effect. The use of there li confusion and wasted ef- again, and a long hoarse howl and ultimately, on war prciductlon gave birth to twin*. I men were left to their broad jokes broke from hla throat. cnildren thin and go away. Just on April 19, was honored with a throughout this year some nota- itself." nails to erect one house than make le.ss on Bataan for three long tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth tions ignored a request recently a better diet and the avoidance of fort and extravagance, they lie." second miscellaneous shower last and strong drink*. a 'few years ago he hod been on* ble results in pastoral and lay vis- He entered oppoaitlon. too, to It ^y assembling the unit# for ten on Pennsylvahia Avenue a nyw that the $800,000 limit be taken constipation are neceaaary if proe- Parols sat, white and still. of them, he and Drake. Cossie, night The party was given by months. Only this spirit can guar- "It's for you to say, Dr. Mltch- itation and in linuaual Sunday eve- the proviaion to limit war profits ! We repeat. . . the M PB Conservation O.der, except that fabricated houses. It is the so rt of , ...... , I $600,000 two-story building tooff the OCR's operational allow- tatic irriU tlon la to be, removed. The rawest priyste in Uncle Randy, Vera, Peyton, and -all the Mrs. Michael Mooney at ber home ante* the holding of Australia, or ; house Lowell .Mellett's Office of ance. When the trouble has gone too eU." Ha had made the aame de- ning programs. to a maximum of six per cent, al- I thing which stands in the way of Sam’s army who spoke these others. ^ on CoopVr Hill street, and at- This mid-week service bridges section referring to cuffs on trousers, applies only to cloth- any other point. We need marjy | Government Reports is being built, far. surgery is the only way out; words had been used to driving his cision once before. Anna . . . his He looked across the school- tended by about 25 friend.* of the though expressing his conviction ; new methods and new machines, however,, results which are satis- gran d m o th er . . . the gap between the University of that excessive profits should be-1 more Bataajis—battlefronts where ** that a new adjunct of the of- If this isn't the easiest govern- own csr. He bad sn annual tailor- yard, down across th* hllL beyond bride-elect frbm Hartford, Rock- Life programs of the North aqd Wed.y Thurs. and Fri. ing put into procc.ss of manuraeluro March !>0, 1012, and because, al first glance, they seem . , . ... ficc will be a super-information factory in every way, may often ing bill that would have financed He bent Is bead a moment, curbed and hla belief that six per ■ defeat IS never acceptable until bureau. According to preliminary ment in the world to get informa- the wide sweep of the creek with ville and this town. The hostess South Methodist churches which be obtained in cases not too far an assault squad, 'the man who ihen he looked up at Dr. McNeiu. its plumy wlIlowB. He could see used white and pink crepe paper cent 'll plenty in the average , after. to threaten the loss of a job. the la.st desperate ounce of resist-' plans, uniformly dressed girls tion out of. it isn’t the govern- closed last Wednesday and tha ment's fault. Aside from OGR, the advanced by conservative treat- grew rapturous over a regulation "Do you thing s normal Injec- the soft-leafed grove of maples streamers in profusion in dec- case." There is short-sightedness ance has been tried—if we are to | would hand out information to all tion, a t shorter Intervals—’’ Holy Week services. The service Would Impede Conversion Army and Navy, the War Pro- ment. O.D. army overcoat at that mo- v.’here his old ho.ne stood, where orating her living and dining of wo^;3hlp will be planned by the Combination Special At which frowns upon individual ef- have the victory In this w ar. comers here to do business with duction Board, the Commerce De- Dr. Frank McCoy’s article on ment probably bad a dozen expen- Dr. McNeill turned without a Elsie lived. rooms: ‘The bride-elect unwrapped riut th# war production chief ] And so ycfu'll find our stocks just a.- complete and v aried at the government. word and prepared a hypodermic pastor of the South church. fort and gfccllence among em- partment (one of the best the last Prostatic disorders will be sent to sive topcoats and overcoats In bla Parris followed the road, post her lovely gifts seated under a argued that the mandatory bar- | time we looked in on them) and anyone desiring a copy who writes wardrobe at hofiie. He still wore syringe at the Uttle table. The the Maclntoshee, acroas ths bridge, canopy of streamers from a large rlers acainat profits higher than • any we have ever presented. . . .with prices only moderately ployes. and makes it a matter of It was estimated that this corps many other departments and to the McCoy Health Service in nurse came in. Should Be Nation-Wide of answerettc* could handle about his gold-rim spectacles. There still along the sandy • avenue Just watering can. A feature of the Alone in Honse. six per cent would impede the con- ! uaion loyalty to refrain from giv- agencies have their own informa- care of this newspaper and en- wasn’t anything barre|-like about “You d better snatch a Uttle rest threaded with th* scent ehsslowa buffet table was a beautifully version of small business to war i higher than a year ago. 80 per cent of the queries. Persona before the afternoon,'Miss (Jooper. KLEIN’S MARKET ing too much performance for a When the governors of th* New tion bureaus. closes------_a —large, ------self-addressed en- his chest. Nine out of any ten guys ot th* blrcbv- Now, at lost, he decorated wedding coke. work. asking the other 20 per cent would I’ll call you." Hand Is Caught ,161 Center Street Phone 3256 given rate of pay. This concept England states take the lead In be referred to OGR staff special- The OGR was set up under the velope and six cenU in aUmps. In the army probably could pin lifted hla eyas toward the house. M rs. John McDowell of 17 He said also that the clause President’s reorganization act of his shoulders to ths mat. The sound of Dr. McNeill’s steps Elsie eras standing on ths terrace. Hesel street entertained with a failed to take into consideration ct labor's obligation to itself the argum ent th at the gas ration-1. - .. Quentiona aad Aaswsra receded. Perris arose and closed Editorially the new information 1939. Its functiohs are "assisting ' But I can promise you this She roloed her arm straight a\)ovt double miacellanaoua shower re- Mrs. Wilfred Barcomb, of 82 return on capital investment, turn- atands, at this dramatic moment Ing Oil Administrator Ickes prom- the President in dealing with ipe-1 (Reducing A gent?) about him. When the pinch comes the door leading Into the ball. Then her head and waved, a gay, happy cently for Miss Gardner and Mias over,-the tim e required to fill the service has been called M ellett’s he aat down on th* edge of the bed $tain street, was given first ski 1 Jar Ooano'fl Spaghrtti Sauer with iiiii»h- la our bistor}’, as an ugly block to ises six weeks from now should be "brainwave”- and "the great Wash- cial problems requiring clearance Question; E. J. M. asks; "Ik the he'll be in there, tak in g it, if nec> childish gesture. Then She ran Barbara Nellis, children’s librarian treatm ent at the Manchester Me- contract, and the financial struc- of information Mtween fedsral mixture of camphor and rubbing sasary, in whits silence, while the and took Drake’s hand. He laid down ths tsrtmce steps on her way at th* Mary Cheney Library, who ture of the contracting firm, and tba appeala of Mr. Donald Nelson nation-wide, and not just limited ington boondoggle." . his fingers oo tha thready pulse, morial hospital at 11:30 last night. rooms. Mellett says that there is con- and state and local govsmmenta alcohol a real reducing agent twri-fisted tough guys are scream- to meet him. term inates ber duties there a t the probably would. If written Into the of Mr. Philip Murray, him- end waited. She waa at her home: alone, doing to the East and the Pacific North- iiderable misconception about the and 'private institutions. It keeps w'hen applied on the akin?” ing their heads off. You can tell (The End) close of this month, to be married. some washing and her hand be- law. force many contractor# to In- 1 lb. Birst Ham burg. tha beaaof tb* C.I.O., Imth of west. it may, on the surface, look the President currently Informed Answer: I do not hold the opin- by just looking, at him. As I aay, Ha. aa t m otloalsaa. H e could Mr. Moshler, was formerly os- building and plana for the new bear th* tiny ticking sound of the came caught between the rolls of sist upon cost-plus-fixed fee con- labor to contribute information .service. He disclaims of the' opinions, desires and com- ion’ that successful reducing may it does your heart good. aistant manager at the F. W. tracts. Italian or American Grated Cheese. as if they were Just tr>1ng to pull nurse’s watch on ths table behind Allows Blejrels Roeks the electric wnringer.-She waa tin- that the idea was his, but says it plaints of citizens and groups of be accomplished by the use of Woolworth store here and Is now able to extricate the hand herself “Whet we need to do," said Nel- •eery last i^ c e of production en- the rest of the country down into' citizens and of atate and local gov- . h i m . 1 P k g . S p a g h e t t i originated in the President’s cabi- any preparation applied to the located In Rutland, Vermont. and It was several minutes after son at one point, "la to get every- Mfy, to tba aad that tbie nation their hardship. net ^-hen department heads ex- ernments with respect to the work outside of the body. I And that Reasoa Bchlod Eirora the sun crept in at the front Chicago.—ypt—Suburban Evan- ______STORE OF Q UAIITT of federal sgenclet." ston’s City Council passed leglslr- the accident before her call for as- one In the country conscious of his 1 lb. S u g a r ' •tell have victory, la contrast to That is not the case, and they pressed positive ideas on a assd diet and exercise are the two most windows. Better Ctence sistance was heard t>y persons liv- reeponsibllity." Seattle.-H)P>—Stenographic war Parris laid Drake's hand 6a the tlqn perm itting the aatablishment il |te«a appaala. WaMiingtan col- are reported to hsv* im portant' lU division of press Intelligence reliable methods of redudnf. ing in the same house. They gain- He said, too. that the nation - T ^ iiervlce. He points out that it is supplies Congressmen and other (8uar (a RaWBa) nota: A new s^per raeelvad a let- qulst Misat, aad foldad tha^ otbar of bltgrels rocks on downtosm sld*> Blood potsealag sufferers have iMHteta affar os tba atory of a walks wbsn rsprsssntstlvss of s ed entrance to the house tad suc- must ee* to it that eesenUal civil- backing for their position from . only an expansion of OCR’s prss- government officials with a dally Question: NclBa B. asks; "How ter from a credit asaoctatloR with oaa am it twice as much chance of recov- ceeded In releeelng the band. She All For bar uaion Ha stood tor a raoneat kwktag woman’s ^nmrsl stoso pitadsd so ian aervlcea are maintained. Illus- Prlce Administrator Leon Hender- ent U. S. Information »ervlcs summary of presa news and edi- much sugar is there in raisins?" IS typewriter arrora In Its I t Unaa. ery today os they did six years, waa taken to the hospital by trating hie point by sa>1ng that toHal diacuaalona of "government- A footnote reed; "Please pardon down at th* nlus-whlt* face on r. sn y at Its customers srsrs arriv- inaiatad upon ion. The case for ns’.ion-wide ra- ''hich is-now answertnr .soihe 2.- Answer; Th# sugar content? of ago, due to remedies of sulfonila- Francis Limerick. After being giv- "if transportation bogs down, al, ccor.omic and re la te subjects," the raisin may run as high ase73 ; the dirty copy. Our stenographer the plUow. A sudden breeze ing oa bicycles that sosMthlag ted 1. not only it mightand personal en flrzt old she woe discharged. then orbducUon bhe^’’ uCUflMd from $90 nswspapera. ner c e n t . ____^ 4 baa gon^to war." ^ mmmg tte eurUlas tawudL te te te te A ^OOD SUIT IS AH INVESTMENT L\ GOOD APPEARANT MANCHESTER EVENINGS HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1942 MANCHESTER‘EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1942 PAGE Nil EIQHT [others’ Club About Town Politics Begin ^ Selectee Asks Obituai’y Labor Hearins: T Manchester Z War Early Service Over Arms Co. Stutz Modzeletvski Plays H^re with P. A . ^ Saturday Night Hears Lecture Mr. and Mrs. A. Clinton Brook.s, . 111 Southwest Civilian UefeniS Phone 3-0107 — Ked Cross I’hone 0637 II, of Quaker Hill, Waterford, thi.s | Funerals I stale, formerly of 25 Benton slioet. | • Red Cross i This report is necr.s.snry for the ' Warren W. Relly Re- Witnesses Say He Was lychologist Gives In- this town, announce the hu th of , Spring Starts Reports »>f 1 he .Manchester Chapter Of the coniplclitm of a que.slionnaire sent Leonard F. Lieberg Giving Senators An Argument Cravat League their second dnuphtcr. Virginia j Candidates ill Several i -American Ked (,'rosa is plaiinuig out by the First Aid Promotion quests Prior Induction Funeral services for Leonard F. Not Allowed to l.«ave Newsom, Now Fit, teresting Talk Here on Phillips Brooks, on March 21. | ' on the tormulion of a blood donor department of the State Defense Lieberg of 15 Griswold street who Nation’s Highest Of the States. unit to be used for civilian defense. Council. —Is Unusual Case. .lied Saturtfay afternoon, were Place He Worked In. Honor Boys Child’s Reactions. Members of Lady Robert.s | The committee working in this —- — held this afternoon at 2:30 at the Lodge, Daughters of St. George, ! area includes Dr. Edwin C. HigI Mrs. Roberta Robb announced Watkins Funeral home, with Rev. rhls In the Neeoiul of a vrloN Warren \V. Kelly, of 12 Brainard New Haven, March 24 —(A’)— Dr. W. A. Bouafield. professoi of are reminded of the school of in- , gins and Mrs. Betty Ladd. Volun- today that her first Ifiid cla.ss held Ihorstcn A. Gustafson of Emanuel Wants Pay Raised Last Evening slruction in Ansonia on Thursday. ol NlorloN telling ho«, the place, a Selective Service regis- Lutheran church officiating. Mrs. Cornelius W. Scott, a chirt stew- Scorer to Oppose Psychology of Uie University of teer donors will each give a pint at the .Nazarene church will be Those going will travel by hu.s puhlic ft-els iilxuit the nation's ol blood which will be converted In- held tonight and Thursrlt.y night trant, has volunteered for prior R. K. Anderson rendered organ ard for the United Electrical, Ra- Connecticut, gave the-niombcr.s of Hartford delepation. The first Hiir ele<'lli>ns In 21 jears. plii.sma and then stored in a con- thus week at 7:1.5. No school will Induction and will be given his numbers and accompanied G. Al- dio and Machine Workers of Magnuson and Pontillo -the Mnnehester Mothers' club an bus will lo.ave at Asylum and .\nn It rounds up wntliueni In the \eiiicnt location where it will be be hold next week, Holy Week. medical examination this week. If bert Pearson who sang "When I America (CIO), today declared Or Given Release enlightening and thoroughly en- strefls. Hartford at 10:00 a m. renir.il plains and/ N«illth«est. imim'dlalrly available for tran.s- accepted he will be presented at Survey the Wondrous Cross" and the Winchester Repeating Arms Leave for Service This Renaissance Five joyable talk laat/night on the sub- Fiiithrr information may be ob- .More slorh-N wilt follou from fusion.s in event of civilian de* The Home Hygiene and Care of "Rock of Ages. Company had transferred him tained by calling Mrs. F. H. Par- the army induction center in Hart- Week; Banquet at Villa ject of "Emotional Development other si* vute.s i.shment will be furnished by ^he Niirse.s' Aides and trained atten- U.S.O. with offices in New York tics Please Fans. in the money . . . and they did in Renaissance Five, one of, the be.?t d.-uit.s are invited to attend the City prior to coming to work ai.s a admission—finds himself in a posi- Tackles Curry faculty young men who arc oul- British Loss 18 somctlung incest ohRci vri.« canteen which is part of the unit. KiigiiMier Cerlaiii (Continued from Page One) tion that might embarrass the av- excellent style. Pontillo captured traveling hoop attractions in the atandlng in their different line.' haven't figured out. meeting. It is planned to act up laborer at the munitions firm. Tampa, March 24. — Analyzing the major honors. He had an ax’er- country. The Rhode Island state two casualty stations in town, and Yesterday afternoon, Scott de- erage man here at the training and It was a pleasure to him to In the solidly Democratic state? Connr<-tirut Leads States announced a Japanese landing at camp of the Detroit Tigers. It even Brooklyn’s chances, don't overlook age of 115.52 for 72 games, copped star is without a peer on the court present Dr. Bousfield who was in of Texas and Oklnhoma the ex- According to a communication these must be manned by nurses. Bridgeport Span Kieta. chief port of Bougainville clared. he had been told by John the three string honors with 414 Bad Men Renew Feud Is 19 Ships One is expected to be at the Coutts, his immediate foreman, has Buck a trifle disconcerted. Repair Man MacPhail. and hh? appearance hehe Saturday that category. pert.s appear to feel no great up- leceivcd at Red Crccss headquar- and administrative center of the Last of the important baseball but yielded the high single mark to night assures the Polish-Ameri- Thursday Night at' Contrasts Times heavals aie yet in .sight. In Iowa. ter.s from the Slate Defense Coiin- YMCA and the other in one ot Safe for Fravel Solomons, on Jan. 23, and it later that he would no longer be allow - The acquisition of Billy Sullivan Francis Murphy who hit 156. Team (Continued trom Page One) Cheney Bros, mills. holdouts, the big fellow from South can management of a banner The speaker contracted the at- Nebraska and Kan.sa.s, and to n 1 il. Connecticut leads the entire was disclosed the civilian-de.serted ed to talk with other workers in CTarolina is being permitted to i.s the latest example of Larry Mac- 1 won the first round of league crowd. The game will be started Foot Guard Hall. titude of educators and parent.'! I'nitrd .States in the number of town was taken by the crew of a his department, and several weeks work out to his heart's content. He Phail's value to the organization play but could not take the ulti- at 9:15 to allow those employed In today aa contrasted with 100 seven tankers, trained First Aiders on a popula- (Continued from I’agc One) ago, he said, he was informed tliat he heads. j i^:;::bi;^;:r Jnd ^ \ = ::a t ;r The Volunteer Registration Bii- ■single Japanese seaplane.) is running and .sweating .and pitch' mate winners in the playoffs. TTie stores a chance to see the game. Rouglihouse Joe Cox, the Kan-- years ago, and quoted some of the other tanker of 11.000 tons tion basis. In addition to the slo- : reau in the Municipal BuildingvjfTis 20,000 Engagements In Year he could no longer' leave the build- And how Sullivan was waived last game and averages follow: iylnga~of eminent people of the Pcen hit bv ^ lo n ’cdo and d.amagrd completed structure was not ade- ing to the tiatters. He ia in .sur- A pair of preliminary games will sas City Krasher comes to Foot ’ I gan. "One Fir.sl Aider in Every | aimouncod that there arc snil a An official .spokesman for the ing where he worked to go to prisingly good condition, some 20 out of the American League is an- Team No. 2 precede the main event. ^lay, as for instance the great di- so .severely that it.s sinking Ton." the Red Cios.s Inus adopted 1 fe'v vacancies in the new fir.st aid quate for the loads it had been other parts ol the shop. He ad- other one of those unsolvable base- Pasek ...... 91 169 82—282 Guard hall, Hartford, next Thurs- ‘ ^ trine Jonathan Edwards, who re- piohnhle. I c ' e a r l v d e f i n e d . ue.signcd tc bear/- Japanese army at t’eiping in north pounds lighter than he wa.s a year Local fan? are speculating as to another slogan. "One First Aidei | cla.ss which will start Saturday China said tinlay tliat Japanese mitted that he had written articles ago, when, as the beaten hero of ball mysteries. Larder ...... 102 90 117-309 day night with the avowed inten- ‘ ferred to children as "young in tlie last roundup of shipping Voters hac'i lieen rather silent in Fivery Family" in order that ' niorning under .\iiss Mary Mori- Rexisions In Melding ou conditiiin-s at V\'inchesler's At least four American League Murphy ...... 119 101 105—325 what chance the Polish lads will vipers.” I losses inflicted in Ami’i iciin Wat- on the whole but it appears • a Sumner testified that in addition i foixes had foucht 20.000 engqge- the 1940 world serie.s, he wa.s toot- have against the great colored tion of settling the ownership of they may bo sure that each family i arty. The cla.ss will be held on in various ing around grandly In a car whose clubs are crying for catching, and Pontillo ...... 121 121 123 - 365 As for the impact of Uic war on crs. issued on March 12, the Ger- wati hful rather than an apathetu in the State has someone who can 1 Satiirdny.s frOhi 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. ic the changes in specifications I u'vnts. large and small. In that I newsnaners it was Sullivan who brought old team. Bajiing accidents it should the unofficial "Bad Man (Cham- 1 horn played "Hold That Tiger. " ehlldren’s min^. he said we had ' mans said their submarines had .silence. They were vocal enough temporarily take charge of the j t^iv Robbins Room in the Cen- adc necessary by the lack of *4vea during the past year. I The ” examiner also heard testi- Bo-Bo Newsom to his pennant- Totals ...... 433 421 42' 1281 be one of the greatest games of pionship" with “Bull” (Curry, the learned a great deal from the ex- accounted for 772,500 tons and when the Congre.ssional pension.s .«teel, revisions al.so were made in He declared that 81.000 Chinese 1 Silent Treatment the present season. Another im- lamily in the tvent of an accident. ' Congregational church. mony by Sam Kolagu. 22) He said The only thing is. this time, that winning year with Detroit in 1940. Team No. I greatest “left-handed favorite” periences in England. And thb llulian submarines had sunk 50.- liill was pas-sod to help hi iiig the method ot welding the bridge's I taken prisoner and at least that Neil C'ahill. his departmental In addition to that, the old No- Maghuson ...... 99 106 97—302 portant factor that appears logi- and most disliked home-towners nietliod of treating behavior prob- | 700 tons, making a eonibined to- erid decking. Chinese .strength in north Buck doesn’t have a contract to cal for the chances of the P.A. s prompt repeal. And in recent ■ Instructors' Reports Nursing Care supervisor, had told him that the play for the Tigers and is being tre Darner is one of the more dan- Holland ...... 93 105 103—301 matdom has had in many years. letns and temper tantrums. He ad- j tal on Hist date of k2.3,20() tons, I weeks (Jklahoiiia and parts of All inslnirtors of first aid and . He said that, as the work pro- j China was destroyed, c’ompuny would make no applica- gerous left-hand hitters who is Blanchard ...... 85 104 107—296 against the Renaissance team, is They will fight it out over the vised against corporal punishment : The newly organized child care grossed, the contractor. The .Ma- A"* " re.sult. he added, the la.st pointedly ignored by officials of the the return of Bucky Bycholskl to I Kansas and Texa.s have floo.h d tion for a draft deferment for him club. He works out, puts on his made all the more formidable by Ben.son...... 103 107 91- 301 “host-of-threc" falls route and of the child of two or under. They I i vU I concressional delegations wulli de- ' “i"*^ nursing committee of the .Man- ! Construction Company of I remnants of Chinese forces nortn men on ba.ses. the locals' lineup. there 1s no doubt but what the .cennot be reasoned with and it ■ fitrO iS C.ff/Jflire ,1.YI5 ^ ■' j ' hosier Defense Council will hold New Haven, experienced difficul-I of the Yellow river have been i‘ he engaged in union activity. clothes and leaves the park, look-' ! m.ands for mesaures to oiitla'.v He obtained a deferment, but sub- ing bewildered. Not even the De- Yet Washington, with Al Evans fo r high one. at third base. Bob Repass, fore- Trials . . ... 3«0 122 398 1200 Modzelewski is the big attrac- fracas will be the masterpiece of does no good he averred. ! .strikes and to abolish the 40-hour iTm oj n * to tv in making the specified xveld. [ wiped out. 1-A in the draft, and certain of ground, Is new Uasbington shortstop. Roberto Ortiz, inset left, can hit. Bobby Estalella is available tion for thia contest. Hi^ nation- Use the Rod Transitort Vi'hicles l ame.i of all pensons persons who were |I discuss phins to operate a nurs-nurs rinB hi. Bspistont. (-UnriBs t Goal_ , iron. salt . . an,i . ravn . oiinn . sequentlv entered the company troit sports writers ask him for free-swin'gmg. knock-down, slam- Cairo, March 21 -lA’i - British work week in defense industrie.s One of his .s.xsistants, Charles L. p a l. iroir salt and raw plton , ^^^ool and has been rcrlMst- only one experienced backstop. for outfield or third base. . Pin- wide standing, hia ability as a bang brawling of the season’s Children use techniques that trained by them prior to March 1. j ing home for mothers who are Nord, visited the project, he said. his xdews. Only his teammates josh patrols operating in the face of Thi.s latter development, parti- 1942. I employed in dcfen.se industry. mdustries of north China already . because hr no longer him a bit. Buck is being given the Jake Early. let the highly compe- 0 . fail Av. player should pack the fans Into campaign. work, that gain them something. cipants eontend, stemmed from "took corrective measures" and have been dcveloj^d to - a stage ,u„ctions in a defen.se job. tent Sullivan go to Flatbush. Pontillo ...... 71 8217 115.52 the Rec Saturday night. Thia By the-temper tantrum he is get- enemy artillery fire, ciipliired a j advised him by telephone of the "silent treatment." Everything goes with Cox and number of Axis transport vehicles the Grass Roots although at yx^here they ran fill almost all of' vincenza CTilaraliiee. who falle 1 It is tough stuff for the big man That's the difference between Schubert ...... 72 7946 110.26 coupled with the fact that the in Curry he runs up against a ting.attention. he la reducing par- I change,s. Clark Griffith and Loud Speaker Start Classes 'S’ in the Libyan desert, a brief head- W'a.shington William Green. AFL races has held down early political the reqiiirementa of Japan proper, , answer to a subpoena to testify who pitched the Tigers to a pen- Bengston ...... 72 7870 109.29 P.A. have always managed to brawler who is going full blast ents to aubmisslon. What should be quarters communique reported to- I Sumrter testified that he ap- he added. ; yesterday, was also placed on the MacPhail. Bucky Harris Likes Benson ...... 27 2904 107.15 upset the applecart when pitted done? And the reply from stu- leader, has called for an Investiga- I n t e l cst Denioerats now hold ten I prox'cd the welding revisions ant only two seasons ago, with 21 and hard to stop, both are natural (iay. tion of the movement. of the 13 Congressional seiit.s. and I Public Nurse j .stand this morning. He denied xlctories and five defeats, and who Griffith saddles Bucky Harris Dwyer ...... 69 7314 106.00 against topnotch teams, and one roughhouarra and most xrlolent In dents in his class, said the profes- ' which he said "would produce a with an impossible burden. It's For Young Men Blanchard ...... 69 7096 102.58 that can and will bring out the sor, Is. "Use corporal punishment it acknowledged ".some enemy Farm sentiment has not ei'yslal- expect to concentrate on the 6th Ceaseless Offensive , that any of the company super- proudly proclaimed last year that action. Again four husky "blue- movement" in the area .south of ' isod, either in keeping the "ins" better result. " heavier than ever this trip with I.*riler ...... 72 73,54 102.lO best in the opposition should fur- applied in the right place." The District where Republican Phil A. i visors had ever approached him he was making the largest salarj- ; coats" will be on hand to keep the Tmimi, apparently’ in advance of for a complete upheaval. .Much 1 Responsible for Changes Cecil Travis and Buddy Lewis al- His 1942 Ball Club Murpliv ...... 60 6109 101 19 nish a lianner crowd with plenty speaker acknowledged that the ex- Hcnnelt, outspoken 0(?D and agri- Funds Sought Sumner said he alone authorized i vfied for Japan first on the matter of unions, and of any pitcher in the game—32.500 At Ree Center spectators In order. the main German and Italian v' lll deponii. observers concede, on | cultural prngrani critic, won in Broad- , said, instead, that he had asked his The club has offered him $12,.500 ready in the Army. Duffy ...... 27 2744 101.17 of action. perience gained with his own chil- • the changed specifications with- ' Berlin (Fn>m German Biilld.er MacPhail ex'erlastingly Henry Piers, the clasay and forces. ,, how the war goes. 1910. The Republican organiza- (lut consulting his superiors. ^castsi. March 24.—lA’i- A Japa- loreman for advice on' the matter. this time, representing perhaps the \fagnu.?(>n ...... 27 2714 100.14 Fast I'umblDatlnn dren was worth more than theo- AmcHcan-made K i 11 yh a w k .•jeeks to plug leaks, even when Senators Leading Team Tedford ...... 63 6244 99 7 rangy Hollander now residing, in retical knowledge. If you spank These six states 'vill elect five , tion claims a good chance of tak- Kplters .'\|>|)(‘uling for I Asked whether the manufactur- nesc Naval .spokesman was quoted most drastic reduction in ba-seball The colored team is one of the Detroit and one time Olympic planes shot down two Mosscr- l.tnltod States senators, five gov- : ing some border that nets. history, and Buck is 1x0 rebellious they can’t be seen by others. Baseball School Opens Tavern Team Irwin ...... 72 7112 98.56 them every time they get into a er's recommendations in respect to '>.v the German radio t'lday as ad- P'or In.stance, the Dodgers were In Gra)>efriiit Loop; best In the world today. It lost but champion, meets the clever and schmitts yesterday during a bomb- ei-nors. 62 congrr.ssmpii and nnin- Contril>iitioiis Towur(lt« the welding had been followed, vocating ceaseless offensive that it looks doubtful they ever Pasek ...... , , . 69 6709 97.16 tantrum, they will .■stop, but you ing raid on the Martuba airdrome. China Air agatn.^l prolonging Japan's either pitch for ’em or again 'em Brennan, veteran player and um- NEA Service Sport? Editor High single, F. Murphy, L56. armed trawlers and other small Phelp.s walked out la."=t season, is High 3-.“tring, J. Pontillo, 114 big league colored team of the j Ryan appear in one and Stexro this early harsh treatment by par- I campaign of Sen. W. Lee O'Daniel. Inc." work of their organi^tion. Not It was used in C«snnecticut for the j pause in all-out attack- an inter But whoever I pitch for will pay pire will conduct the classes and Orlanilo, .March 21 With all the only are the x'i.sitlng nurses an- . . , . vesaela coiistantlv xvere being add- old Buck the salary he wants not headed for khaki. will be assisted by Ty Holland and The West Side Tavern had to Tram Honor? v’orld and every player is a spe- Passas with Leslie Ruffens, Negro ents. I not .so long ."go a radio flour sales- .Xiixarod at High Pax first time in 193 . hide since the cohqiiest of Java by ; pj ^p f^^pp ’ alleged experts chucking assorted cialist in his position. 1 flash from Lawrence. Maas., in th* I man. for a full aix-year term. He .swering their many ciill.s for nurs- Sumner testified that manufac what they want tn pay.” But 'Dapper still has to prove Johnny Hodlund. The class will be fight a desperate battle last night High single. Team No. 2. ,506. Behavior Prolifehis Kepi OH Selling Congress wa.s amazed toilay at which, he said, Japan is now on j (Jane's Fightuig Ships li.sta the himself and MacPhail wanted a citrus at Clark Griffith, the Old . They are a colorful (no pun) I show-opener at 8:30 p. m. Dr. Boii.sficld read a number of left the governorship la.st year 10 the di.-xckisi i’O of war orders .so ing care daily, but are nl.so prepar- tiirers of this type of decking had I (pg defensive Buck feels, and perhaps with caled together at 7 o'clock. to down the West Side Dairy 3 High three. Team No. 2. 1340 a((d the Anglo- strength of the Royal Inilian Navx' some reason, that he is l>elng un- left-hand hitting catcher. He takes Rules will be stressed to start Fox's Washington club rolls along I letters frbm distracted mothers 1)0 elec ted to tile iinexpired term of liicralivi' tl’.e lady .secretary of a ing themselves to meet any emer- found it difficult to .sol up n .\meri(Hn (siwers i.in the offensive. merrily as champion of the Grape- \ to 1 in their fight to make a clean Tires .\fler ()rocted to reinforce his fleet this In Africa wa.s being iisetl by the Man." during the periods xx-hen the very xxorthy opponents with a dren allowed such leeway gained tration doesn’t say '\Vr nerd those tice Ills only avowed opp'iiient in the government. " sai victory, Charles 8. Howard's Por- Again as to punishment, he ss- take them off your hands,’ " plead- well qualified to administer first to the instructions of the gox'emor riers. The enemy will then be sure TTiree small parties of Japanese although former GovJ Wllllani the com:nlttee. troops were reported toda.v mox'Ing cent fun in Havana while on hla the school xxill be the thorough ing from the veteran Boy Mana- born. ter’s (Cap' will go out again Satur- serted theichiid under eight Is not ed Bryan's attorney. Webster Ha- The secretary, plump Miss ,\de- aid or tall an ambulance to take and without the knoxx'Iedge or eon- to attempt attacks from Hawaii, ger. who waa quite an infielder day in the $5,000 six furlong De (Alfalfa Bill I Murray ha.s made .sent of the governor." but after New Zealand. Samoa and other acro.ss the wooded Yoma district drail was a Cuban detective, Senor understanding of the rules, some- Anderson went on to set a nexx- intelligent enough to eonfierl the zelhiir.st. in court yesterday. "It laide Bowman, .sail! of her em- the patient to the hospital. Then Red Headed Irishman thing that most ex’ery young play- himself. Solo Handicap against the two simply says ‘You ran’t sell any some niotion.s in that direetion. they return tn the clinic and wait taking the stand, the former chief points." between the Prome and Toung'«> Moto, in the employ of Philo Mac- alley record for the West Side Rec punishment with the oflrnse. ru t- Gox'. C. Phillips, vigorous ad- ployer. "he's generou.s and is ihi' Phail. er fails to understand. Harris says he xx'ill not hesitate horses which beat him in the Bls- ting a child out of "('ireiilatlon " tires. Yon can't ilispose of your for their next call. executive xvas thrust into the mid- Hiraide then disciis.srd the opin- roads on the Irrawadd.v front of Loves to Fight; He to go along xx'ith Stanley Gslle at xx'ith a single of 180 and then put caync Purse ye.?terday. vocate of states rights, must step most wonderful man in the world.' dle of a dispute as to whether he Burma. Of course, the whole thing was three together for 399 while Matt- temporarily is a frequent form of property.' " She acknowledged yesterday During a blackout one nurse al- ion prevailing in some Japanese th i^ base, although he plana to Even though the Howerd horse out under the one-term law, and a had consented to the axx'ard. which circles that the wealth of southern A British communique said the Won 33 in Row. straightened out and Allen xx-as son, Frehsit and Vem.ert came punishment. Isolating them as it Freezing of his stock would have that she J»«d received $39,356 last wajn remains at the clinic rooms not s6ht to the concentration bring in Roberto Eatalella from finished third behind De Kalb and were from their ptaymates. Simply bankrupted him, Bryan said. crowded field for the job is; In in case of an emergency. he had previously requested held regions already was entirely at Irrawaddy front remained quiet al- the outfield in the event that the through with acme very timely Bull Relgh. there xx'ere indications prospect. Eight congressmen'and year anci $18,295 for the first ten up. though the command received re- camp. But xx-hat fascinating read- Sports Roundup credits. Tommy Martin and Bill making him say he is sorry is un- Talbot Smith and Francis Car- weeks this year—an annual rate of Bealdea having taken the first Japan's -disposal and that the Hartford, March 24—Odd aa it Milxx-aukee youngster fails to hit. that he w-as beginning to approach a full state ticket also will be air course the nurses have taken The charge xx'oa one of a score Japanese empire thus was invin- ports of the three parties infil- n-ay seem, there are fight exp-erts ing it made in the sheets! What McKinney led the Dairy attack but wise, he may be sorry for the pun- roll. representing the government, $95,108 for 1942. riotous things happen in Brooklyn! Bobby Eatalella, who split last the form that won him more than orm -fit Smartness ishment but as a rule repentance replied that Bryan put his per- elected, with ffotUlHg In sight to the air raid course. They feel that xx'hich xxill be aired before 'State cible. trating from the east., who xs-lU tell yo(j that a boxer who By Hugh FuUertaa. Jr. season between the Browns and the beer and ale m#n were just a $100,000 In purses in his first two alter the predominantly Demo- Referee George E. Hinman in the The captain termed this a great (This report indicate the Japa- h.as dropped a bout or two Is more That atmosphere—a tort of Wide World Sporta Columnist little too hot. does not go far with a child. sonal welfare ahead of the na- these things are neceasary in their crude sidesnowlsm perx’ades the Toledo, has been knoxx-n to sxx-at years of racing. The speaker discussed a number tion's. ' cratic complexion, x work at this time and so are try- Capitol's Senate chamber to deter- mistake. nese might be attemj^lng to throw of a finished fighter than one who New York, March 24—If your a long ball. He is getting an at- Al Obuchoxvski and Wally Sav- DeKalb and Bull Relgh. both Kansas—Only Dmcxtratlc op- Patients Quiet mine whether Cox shall be remov- "The raw material sources of troops around the Cblnese forces goes along an unbeaten trail. * Dodger camp. I think it's an act. calendar isn't enough proof that erlck sent their averages up in of child problems and made some Judge Ben Harrison issued a ing to prepare themselves for any- The Dodgers have no more odd fel- tack of mumps out of the xx’ay in lightning-fast starters, got away | humorous remarks, as to remedies temporary order restraining Bryan position has shown up for Sen. Ar- thing that may come up. ed from office for "misconduct, the southern peglcms are not yet on the front before Toungoo. aa the Billy Gore, who is Mello Bet- spring ia here, what's become of time. the PA-Paraebute match with ahead of Porter's Cap. as did Aug- , thur Capper, veteran Rcpuiilican During Blaekoiit material neglect of duty or incom- accessible, although in Japanese Yoma district Is west of that city. tlna's trainer. Is of such a frame lows than, say, the opiorless Seni all those ball players who were Harris is sure Frank Croucher some very nice figures while (he advanced for them. The attach- from .selling tires. He said a ques- Anyone not receiving a letter of ators. But CHark Griffith is only a ury. th* favored fourth horse in ment or "mother fixation " of the tion of law wa.s involved and he coming up for his sixth term. For- appeal who would care to con- petence." hands," he xxrrote. Also, the Japanese might be start- of mind. He is also handling Billy holdouts a couple of weeks ago? can play second, but the man De- Massaro brothers and Murphy did the field. mer Sen. George McK3ill and for- Baldwin testified that 'when he "Only when Japan ia able to ing a movement to split the Sit- Murray, the Bellairo, Ohio beak- baseball magnate. MacPhail—ah, . . Training camp scrihea are do- troit traded for Jim Bloodworth beat for the Pioneer team. young child is remarltablc: the would hear arguments concerning The bia'bkout at the Manchester tribute may do so by cither send- be is an artiste. He knows how to But Porter's Cap was closing father Is of little con.sequenrc. and a porhianent injunction. No dale mer Rep, Randolph Carpenter will ing their contribution to Mrs. Ray- was governor he asked the High- make a practical use of the.se tang and Irraxx-addy fronts by buster who takes, on unbeaten ing their raving about rookies doesn't figure to help the Nats' The Dalry-Tavem was the sll- fast at the end of six furlongs of SlyieJ tg .Memorial Hospital last night was way Department to hold up the pushing a spearhead northward ^ - Tony Felc’o of Middletown at Foot exploit his players. now, and when they’re forgotten this places a mountain of responsi- : was set. contest for the Democratic nomi- a complete R ecess. The first alert mond St. Laurent at 47 Gerard .sources will her position be invin- hitting. imporlant lhatch to see last night -muddy track, and railbirda agreed nation. The state’s six Republic- contract for the re-decking of the tween them.) Guard Hall tonight. Under Larry MacPhail's guid- the season vxill be on . . . The Jim Vernon was a pleasant sur- 4MM lATt bility on the mother for gunlance "If there is any violation of thi.s was fla.shed the nurses and doc- street or leaving It at the clinic cible. Until then, numerous diffi- ance, the Dodgers either become aa the Tavern and Silbro* are there was no definite proof the at- He said the child who shewed fear, I leni|su'ary order," .Iiidge Harrison an congressmen will have spirited rooms in the hospital. bridge after one set of bids had cult problems must be surmount- And this Murray fits right into P G. A., which will run the only prise as the loop's top first base- fighting for third round honors on tempt to experiment with him (n tors and when .the red signal was been opened on Aug. 19', 1940, and his dasslficatlon, for the fighting thespian.s or go on the Montreal National Golf championship this roan in 1911. Jimmy Profahl is or unusual appetite for certain I warned Bryan, "you won't have a Domoi ratic oppo.sition. Re-distrlct- received the -switches were pulled ! ed, one of which is the transport vaudeville circuit. an even footing and now the Sil- recent sprint races had failed. Por- things, as in the ca.se of a > hild I chance to sell tires for .some time. " ing after the census threw the rejected a second set opened a question.” Irishman has lost but two of 49 year, ia having trouble finding a around as an infield reservist. bros team which meets Billy Pa- ter's Cap was bred for distance and every room in the hospital was j month later because some question Op eii Forum bouts he has engaged in during his sponsor who can put up enough Stex’e Sundra and Bill Zuber who crave'. That's better than Polish Americnfi A. C. (4) er. He uses it to warm up before 'ipeeial fhernieiat ( oiirse Germans Raid haxdng the navy in a Dudgeon . . . lough and Hardin Cathey making xx-ere sunk an enemy destroyer or j this year. He has no party opposi- street: Mrs. Lucinda Boyre, Hart- ('ox as "a man of his word and agreed to play the Chapel Hill, N. earnest bids. McCOhkey ...... 100 90 190 games, just as battera swing two •iwi amart colon. Canfully •sU-Bubmarine vessel was prob- tion so far and figures his pre- ford road: John Frisell, 12 Short I Honor," and consequently would Madison—Bob Ellis, 165>pounder C„ navy flyers here on Nov. 21. Look for Iowa teams to show Davidson ...... 91 115 107—313 or three bats. ably sunk: and two 2.000-ton , Haittord. .March 24 'A'-. Dep-Pearl Harbor support of admin- not deny such testimony. English Coast JUST RECEIVED on the Wisconsin boxing squad, The team, to be coached by Jim plenty In the womens’ basketball Saverick ...... 117 102 129—339 detailed for ceoifoct • • • ftctghtem were damaged. uty State Defense Adnunistrator istration foreign policy will help J^d'riiad""* Coordinate Robert H. Weir, state budget can summon a pretty fair fight (Fordham) Crowley, will repre- tournament at St. Joe, Mo., thia WtotU Fish Low Man ...... 86 — 86 AU the actions announced tn Guy B. Holt announced today him. Gov. George A..Wilson; Mark Discharged yesterday—Stephen director, testified later that be had 36” BLACKOUT crowd out of hia immediate fam- sent a rthval training base to be week. The gals really play the Siamonds ...... — 119 136—2.'i5 fabrica all Sanferiacd 8hnwJ r that the Edgewood Arsenal chem- G. Thornburg, state secretary of Saraga, 91 Main atreet; Charlotte no knowledge that the then gov- (Coatinned From Page One) ily. He has three sisters and nine eatabltohed at the University of game thSre. Nearly $00 teams Miami, Fla., March 24—(45—A Dubaldo ...... — — 101—101 Iasi night's communique ox cuned ! ical xxarfare course will be given Supply Output n> ■*ai Japanese xxstnrs,'' Indicating ; agriculture and James I. Dolli- Davia, South Coventry: Mra. Jan- ernor had agreed to rescind hla SHADES brothers. North Caroline. started In the state sectional tour- record bonefish for the Metropoli- B uy United States Defense Bonds and Stanpal at Araheist College, Amherst, ver, nephew of a former senator, et Maasolini, Bolton; Mra. Thomas request. bombs fell on each side of a mo- namenta. 25,000 fans watched tan Miami fishing tournament xx-as ToUl 520 537 577 1634 that offensix-e actions are being! Maaa. for two weeks beginning Complete With FtxUuca nuased cx-er closer will seek the Republican Senator- Irwin and infant daughter, 48 (Continued From Page One) tion picture theater but the show J«st Anotter Ridse Whom Are A r y Fkiylsg seven sessions, and OuUer, which Claimed today by Guf Kile of to the Island | Apnl 13. Crandxlew street. went DO and there was no panic took the title, hasn't been beaten ElUott In Army ial nomination. Re-districting will Great Britain has about, twice Corvallis, Ore., March 24—(JPt— North Bergen, N. J . He caught TX kir ttkA ir course, he said, ’.vill be open send only eight Congressmen back Admitted today—Mias Cather- staff of the three services, and the as many fatal accidents per 1000 in the audience. 8L PeUrsbuTg—Joe OlMaggio's Spring football practlca started at in two years . . . Arky Vaughan, th* 12-pound, nine-ounc* gaha* Brooklyn—Rev. Wilson Elliott. ‘ qualified \ ixilian defense to Washington. Seven RepubUesms ine M(K3ulre,'206 Main street; Don- highest technical officers of tjbc vehicles as the United Btatea. In another incident in that raid, salary in six pesirloua seasons with Oregon State college yeaterday the Dodgers' new tpaikplng. tells fiah—* pound and thre* ouncas •Ix-foot two-inch. 230-pound tacki* jom M sg m GLENNET'S (Mwial Amenean tally of J.xpa- , vorkers. CYmnecUcut. he said, has and two Democrats now represent ald McLagan, 25 Stone street; three production ministries. a man was carried SO feet by a the New Tork Yankees hss been with 81 hopefuls turning out, his roommats, Johnny r I sso : "get under the world acord—on a nine- ot Chattanooga, has enlisted tn the 789 MAIN STREET •MK «Wpe destroyed or damaged ■ keen allotted a quota of four the state. The gox'emorship race Adelbert Weir, 219 School street. The aim of the organisation, he Too Late to Qasrify bomb blasL-but eacaped aerlaaa 97.500, $15,000, $25.Q00, $2T.S00. among them '20 lettermen form the cut there and play ball. I won't threat line. The former tourna- Army as a chaplain, so will be un- to J l * wm-e Ots Mart of the war ftujisell H. Porter of the council already has bloomed, xaith two Re- DiKharged today—Joseph Hen- said, will be to "ensure that pro- Injury- JOHNSON PAINT CO. $32,000 and $37,500. This aeaaon Coast Conference championship live with anybody who isn't a ment record was 12 pounds, four able to play with the Brooklyn “Where The Good Men’a Wear Comca From** ttllin t bl ^ were -struck by ( su ff is receiving appheationa. publicans and tw'o Democrats In ry, 51 Floxxer street; Madeline duction ia related closely and con- WOMAN WANTED for kitchen A crew of fire watchers waa tsam o< last year. ounces. profsaatonala Nax^r* lAifare ships, sub- ■ tuition and accommodations arc ttae field. f Breton. 32 North street; Robert tinuously to strategical requlre- work. ApMy to Dlatltlin at fsatad butiad at- m iCtf 'b iP S it . i A fee M sluLitcd Xac iOMJti. MiMQuD- T I

S * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. MARCH 24. 1943

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 24,194X PAGE ELEVEN ,J

RED RYDER Walking Into a Surpriae BY FRED HARMAN ^ A Citgs Wants (Classified ForVbur Benefif buy SALE Sense and Nonsense ♦MSS/ , ^AKiE YOO-—VJAl'T U •ttAcircRPnSrIP S To Sen-e the Flag Talent Stout—I ’m looking for itta 'S NO iC M OOL Suburban for Sale 75 fresh faces. Announcements 2] H*lp Wanted— Female 35 Household Goods 51 Suburban for Rent 66 You're in your cointry’a service Lost and Found 1 Man—Well, don''t look at me. FOR S A LE — 265 ACRE tract, ten now, the flag you live for scema / WILL THE MR. MAXWELL who ; WANTED-\GUNG L.VDY for FOR S A L E —W H ITE, In.sulited FOR RENT — COMFORTABLY Story of MaeArthur’s A symbol new, each star, each BUY I'Ve had thia one for years. miles from town, on hard road, 5BT— PASS BOOK NO. 45190— ... Mr Movnihan at general office work. Lydall A gas range, excellent condition, furnished 2 room apartment, in- stripe with added luster gleams. called to sea Mr. Moynihan at I | quite aome Umber, wood enough defense ^0Uc« U h«r«by given that Pass P'oulds Paper Co., 915 Parker St. $25.00, also oli burner, with cluding automatic heat and light, And only you can knov the thrill, Junior— What’a repartee. Dad? [B ook No. 45190 Issued by The New England House In Bolton. ______$10 weekly. Adulta only. R. Ter- to supply Manchester with fuel STAMPS stand, bottles and hot water coll, can feel the heart and fame— Dad-r- Repartee, Son, is the [Bavings Bank, of Manchester has about buying a farm, kindly call | ^vaNTED —WAITRESS, Hours rill, 27 North Park street, Rock- for, the duration. 900 ft. frontage BONDS $,5.00. P h o n e 8385. Hazardous Trip Told For you have sworn to serve her clever conversation a man thinks again immediately^______i from 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. Apply ville. cleared lAnd. No sorting restric- f been loot or destroyed, and writ- true, afid keep h:r folds from up on the way home from the , j ten application has been made to FOR SALE BLACK K1TCH»N tions. Terms can be arranged. Sheridan Hotel. shame. party. •ME SPOKE A WOUlHfUL*" |l ^ said bank by the Pei*3on in whose range, with oil burner and grates. Chas. J. Strickland, Phone 7374. warships in these waters but we Personals eral's Long Fight You're in your country’s service ANPAS TOR A Mo Teu, aame such book \.as issued, for WANTED—REFINED girl or wo- Cheap yt taken at once. Tel. 4806. Wanted to Rent 6S! roared out into the night. now; what better place to be? TRE Nearest iminc . to ^ inyinent of th# amount of deposit WILL MARQUETTE man in Bos- man for gener.al housework. Live Fok!:> Recognition o f The boats pounded terrifically The only way moat aailors get iupa 15 AUlTCNlN’ FOR SALE—OAK CHINA cabi- 78 You stand with men who dare to represented by said book, or for ton Saturday contact Mary, via out. Permanent. No laundry. Tel. M ANCH ESTER F A M ILY of three Legal Notices through heavy seas. The general marooned is with llpatick. EOR MORSES • net. 60 Hilliard street, during go and fight for liberty. the issuance of a duplicate book 2-0130. desire four, five or six rooms, Motor Torpinlo B ouI h was unable to stand on his feet. KEEP 'EM FLYING newspaper? business hours. .VT .4 C orilT OR IMU'B.VI'K And honor—yea. Its gri^at to live within next few weeks. Call .'It MnnchPFTU'r. wUhln and fnr tlif Everyone wa.s snaked. Many of the Kind Lady— How would you like therefor. ---- I W A N T E D —WOMA.N FOR full or S t?en V in d ic 'U te d . and greater still to die. 2-0035 after 5. «llj4trl*M of Miir)clt»st4»r, mi 1111* C i t h party were violently seasick. a nice chop? 4 part time. Apply in person at FOR SALE-MAHOGANY oval «iav of March A, I> . 1*'I2 For noble are the-hearts that heed OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE ^ LO ST — PROBABLY ON Main Automobiles for Sale Separate In Darkness Beggar— That all depends, WITH MAJOR HOOPLE —— , New System Launciry, Harri.son dining table. 6 ch.airs, all in good •\ ANTED TO RENT—WITHIN Pre^rnt W ILLIAM S. HYI»K. Ksin. story of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's A nation's blessing take with you A, D U D .'-— TH E AH CAlNT G R A S P IT.'- Tcl ,5002. tlnilniAt ralor pray Inn f--r a ii t hort - the rendezvous was reached at an an old maid? But night and day thesa dance (NEWSPAPER rar.s. Tel. 4164. | ning.s. Apply in person'’^) to H p. hazankms voyage from the Philip- and know, where'er you go, PER WRAPPtK). WHOLE D ISTR IC T WAS that a new WORL' I > lo sell th« lnt<;ru>*t saiil early liour of March 12, only one bands play m. .1. A. Ber.gron Dairy, 844 .Mam • L-t'-i astol liail In rral » n file, it in preme commanders spokesman, hour. shortage of petticoats, we won- f a i r w h i l e MV t w o G E N TL E M E N S DO rou H.WE ADEQUATE That's pledged to make the world WELL SAVE pod, .low milcaec. good tire.s. Tel. j I Him:Ui :i‘;~That I hr for. li-linn who emphasized that MacArthur Tile other boats pressed on in- der how they can get any shorter. Its a long time since we've US TH’ \ G E TTI N ’ ALO N G IXSURA.Nt'E? rsED JOHN DEERE B. on rub- FOP.. SALE- SI.N'GLE house. 140 application Im- lu.ml ami (l.t.tiiun* secure for justice, peace and M E S S E N G E R S WANTED AT ONCE chamber dividually in dangerous daylight, Others have probably wondered missed an opportunity to lose COMICS 2-0120. 12 Moore street. ber. used 10-29 McCormick t>eer- Benton .street. 7 rooms, with 2 4 «l at ihu I’fohai,' (iffic. In M in- did not escape from Bataan but right. S N O R IM S / W I F O U T R E F R E S H See maid at The Chestnut Lodge ine.s. potato planters. Oliver im- ear garage, oil burner, lot 65x140, cli4-Mt»‘r in *sai4| Instiici on th. Im p "came through to a greater task " open prey for enemy surface ships about that, too. money. M E N T tla\ of M,tr.:h A. l> I'M:’, at ‘‘ —Private Roger A. Porter. FOR SALK - 1932 FORD 8 con plement.s. few u.sed tractor plow.s, in compliance with a presidential and planes. McKlXXEY BROTHERS vertible coupe. Call 8374 after < W AN TE D G IR L FOR house- reconditioned and re.ndy for oc- o’, lot k iw f » MI tic for* U'oii ami saw t ig.s, Dublin Tractor Dom- cupancy. Apply Edward J. Holl that notic. lo' nlNt'it to all loisuiiN order. As the general's boat approach- 5 N Main St., Klanchester. Cone. o'clock. , work. from 2:30 to 8.30 Call Deep Faith! Telephone 6060 or 74S‘J pnny. Willimantic. Tel. 5117 or 5118. Pit* rcnjutl in said rnlate of th»' pm- Col. Legrand Dillcr told news- ed one of the islands In the ren- HOLD EVERYTHING 6491. iii-mv of %aMl application :iml th** papermen that MacArthur's fight- dezvous group, another which had he's gone—he's gone— so far away, FOR .‘L\LE- USED 1938 Model FOR SALE- 16 ' SINGLE bottom lime ami place of li*-aiinn tluteon to do Important work. 85 DeLuxe Ford coach Has heat- i W AN TE D G IRl. OR w.mian. rx- l>\ pnhlinhinK a cop>- of Uii.-* or*l*r ing race against time, darknes.s arrived earlier was so convinced tractor plow. A-1 rnmlition. Call the approaching craft was the He's young and strong and capa- er. Exceptionally clean. Phone perienceti hou»eworkei, 'sleep in Lots for Sale 73 in nrw ! thr d.iy of jkalil hrafinir. W IL L BUILD HOUSE to suit cus- eral's long fight for recognition of for action and “only the merest I 'e ’s always been a care-free chap, Manchc.ster 2-00,50. j to appear If th»y srr raiiN** at saUI so full of cheer and vim; FOR S A L E -1939 DODGE sedan, tomer on very desirable lot, time ami place and be heanl relativ* motor torpedo boats. chance identled the general's boat I^latirlieisler Plumbing and Electrical But that will help, for those good rubber. Priced low for quick WANTED—GIRLS OR women to 100x200 ft. W. J. Webster, 1075 thereto, and make return -to thin T'rged to Use Submarine in time to avoid opening fire with Evening Herald work in New Model Laundry. Fkxtures 52-.4 Middle Turnpike East. *-i09rt. Some advisers, Dillcr said, urged 50-caliber guns.” who’re sad can always lean on sate. Phone 8157. ■WIM.LVM S HYISk him. Summit street. .1 m i n r . SAVE BY' BUYING DIRECT! One of the boats had to be He's honest: he's dependable; he’ll Ufautsiiied Advertisements abandoned to continue the voyage Chrome Portable showers with win his comrade's trust. Count 8 11 average wordt to n line Auto Accessories— Tires . 6 ONE STENOGRAPHER and one Legal Notices II later. „ ! IfiUiala. numbers and abhreviatlorr eomptometcr operator w.a.iteil. rurt/iin $4.65. White [torcelaln He wouldn’t fight, except for this . tach count as a word and compound NEW T IK E S -IF YOl' ate quali- Call 2-1515 for interview. drainboards for kitchen sinks. AT A LUrUT UF !■UnHA ^K HHLI> Pin Faith On speed Boats — to keep us free, we must. '. words as two words Minimum cost fied for a new ;.re see Brupntr's, $2.95. Supply Outlet, 1150 Main ,it Mnncbpsler. within and for the A t the first rendezvous, where a r ta prica of three liner ilistrlrt of MAnchfilter, on the 2tth Deep faith in God permits no Lips ratep pe/ dav for tranaient 80 Oakland .-ueet. All sizes, low WANTED - SEYKRAL YOUNG street, Hartford. tlHV t.f March. A. 1> 1‘M: Pick Director I submarine had arrived, many doubt; so. In my heart. I know adt. prices. married women for a few hours i'i*>cnt NVILLI.X.M in r>K urged a transfer but MacArthur Tha' God will watch and guide his ARV»y ^ BfferllTa Uarrk 17. irj? work each ilay on boiirly. basis .1 m l g «' and Bulkeley pinned their faith on movea, wherever he may go! CA>AP Cash Charge Rooms Without Board 59 K*«ti»tc of Su«an St.r\jh4il\V late the speed boats. • Consecunva Uaya...i 7 cist s cts in highly respectable milk bar and Of Land Army | — L y l a M yers. L L L Florists— Nurseries 15 of Miin* ht-ster in naitl district, de- The party members, therefore, t Consecutive Oa.vs... I ots'il cts restaurant. Phone 3963. FOR R E N T -F U R N IS H E D room, « uascii. X |>ay ...... In crt l3 cis I ’ pon .applit'atlon of .\tidrew Sta- were distributed among three LARGE SIZE GLADIOLUS bulbs suitable for one o, two ladies, In^ Of all our troubles great or small, All orders for irregular insertions WANTED—WOMAN to care for \in«U>. Administrator d t*. n pra>* Mrs. Joseph G. Pero Is! boats, two of which pressed on In Will be charged at the one time rate. of the better varieties, 50c doe. small child. Call 5944 after 6 p. quire at 52 Russell street. Iluf f«>r HUth«irit>' to sell the inter- the night of the second day while The greatest are those that don't Special rates for long term every $3.00 httndred. Blooms sttrpass * >t whli h sahl d* i-t-ascil had itt cer- happen at all. m. tatii r*‘.*l t'.ia if Mfiiat.il in s.il«l Selert^il to Secure *' the third,, a late arrival, left later. ' day advertising given upon request.' older glads. Order now Knrison. FOR R E N T —ONE LARG E room, h e v ’ l l w a k e Ads ordered before the third or heated, suitable for 2 or 3 gentle- ,\|a n*”hc«*f *‘ r ai* i>*»r appl i<’n t Id |i on During the second night all JP'.y.Ll.'AMii —• fifth day win be charged only for Foster street, Wupping. Phone tit*‘ . it 19 H**lp foiNK^riiiers Here | lliree bouts sighted Japanese de- ■^Roomer—I don’t think that man TH E C AM r men. Inquire at 116 No. School iga.Ki T w9t0 Ik » OFF COP* 4»$i t> M4 Miviec me 7 w kte u I »4T 9P? U P MUN G R.V =• tlia actual number of times the sd 5937. Help Wanted— Male .36 4»i ; m :iii: i » —That the ' stroyers but all slipped through by upstairs likes to hear Junior play appeared, ch.irglng at the rate earn- street. Tel. 6398. .1 |ip I n'a I |«>M h«' loard ind il*-teMoln- | his drum, but he's certainly tact- •d but no allowance or refunds can . <1 at til*- rroP.iTc t'rYic*- in Man- Mrs Joseph G. Pero of Oakland altering their courses and increas- TW O YOUNG MEN’ to learn high- ful about it. : h% made* on tlx time ads stopped FOR REN T -LA R G E room, suit- >)if9t*r in •4.11(1 Pistiict. nn tiie .t"th street has been named local direc- ing their speed, thanks to the Moving— Trucking— ly skilled trade. Permanent posi- il.*\' of March A I*. 11M2. at BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Could B « BY EDGAR MARTIN after the fifth day. able for 2 gentlemen. 189 Oak '* (xiurage and'skill of the naviga- Landlady—Why? No **tUl forbids"; display lines not tion. Call in person. The National Mclcirk t \s. t.) In tin- forurMMjn. ami tor of the State Land Arm y it was Storage 20 street. Tel. 7050. tors. Roomer—This afternoon he gave .•old. Cash Register Company, 121 that m*tic»‘ h«* KiNcn l-» all person?* announced today. The appoint- Junior a knife and asked him if he The Herald will not be responsible intfresN'd In naid fst.it*' of thr pen- The two leading boats reached ao^H. KiDOO- L DON'T GEE V50T I'M HERE AK)' BUT '-iOO DON'T V'KNOIO, E V for'^more than one incorrect inser- STORAGE Allyn street, Hartford. ATTRACTIVELY hT'KNISHED d*-m*Y of n.iid application and the ment was made by Mrs. Joseph the second rendezvous at daybreak knew what was inside the drum. L O l O f O T C U Q . a C . NOO'CE OVER TH' TOACEG SWO'RE HERE' UNDER- sr- MOTPufe- &OLVNHE tion of any advertiacment ordered Moving and Packing. The Austin room, suitable for two. Continu- ttm*» and pla-'c heaririK tUereon. Alsop of Avon, State Land Army ! but the third did not arrive until TV%0«^ for mora than one time. WANTED--YOUNG MAN to work li\’ pnhlishing: a copy of i Imb order FOR"- 6HUCV0T'RE at o»» regulations enforced by the publish- wood saws gummed. Lawn mow- 713 Main street. ROOMERS AND BOARDERS wn.LI-VM HYI^K and Joseph Pero. •re and they reserve the right to era sharpened. General grinding. MacArthur to use a submarine to party members feared some infor- Junior—Me. wanted. Centrally located. 15 J u d K c . Mrs. Pero stated today that make his way to Australia but the edit, revise or reject any copy con- 15 yeart experience. Capitol FULL TIME STOCK clerk want- If-3-21-42 Mrs, Charles S. House, chairman mation of the desperate voyage “Look. Sarf>c—a couple of the artillery boys pinned this •tdered objectionable. minutes from Aircraft. Apply 49 general and United States Navy are Grinding Coirpany, 531 Lydall ed. W, T. Grant Company, 815 of the Volunteer Service Bureau would reach the enemy, whose Visitor—Well, Junior, how medal on m e'" n CtX>SINQ HOURS—Classified ads Wadsworth street. ('apt. John D. Bulkeley. comman- Main street. has expressed cooperation in the planes were based only a half you getting on at school ? te M publlahed same day must be street. Phone 7958. der of six "P T " boats which reach- received by 12 o’clock noon Satur- FOR R E N T - FU RNISHED room, plan to secure additional farm help hour's flight away. Junior (aged seven)— Fine! I W A N T E D — BOY TO work around ed the Philippines shortly before days 10:30. V AN TE D TO TUNE, repair and suitable for 2 cirls. 136 Bissell in the emergency and registra- Three nights and days were ain't doing as well as some of the FUNNY BUSINESS regulate your piano or player a home. Inquire 317 North Main Bicvele Racks the war. pinned their faith on the spent on the island rendezvous other boys, though. I can stand on I) Telepbone Your Want .\ds .street. tions for the Land Army will be piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. street. received at the V’oluntcer Service speedy craft. without enemy attacks materializ- my head, but I have to put my ' *Ade are accepted over the tele- Bureau in the Municipal building Strong opposition was based on ing or rescue planes arriving. feet against the wall. phone at the CHARGE RATE given LA W N MOWERS sharpened and Again in Stvlc fear that the attempt was too des- niMVe as a convenelnce to edver- and in the YMCA. Finally, word came that the Q' tltera, but the CASH RATES will be reconditioned, liberal allowance Salesman Wanted 36-.A Cowl Neck To Raise Emergengy Force perate. planes were cn route. Three were Little Harold had just fallen accepted as FULL PATMENT If fo' your old mo.wev toward a new This was Diller’s story; .•aALESMEN A T T E N T IO N ! - In- Superintendent of Scliools Ar- j expected but only two came so it oown the stairs and lay on the W.\SH TUBBS Goodby! BY ROY CRANE ield at the business office on or be- one. Used mowers $2.00 and up. Local Store .\!*k8 Per- The sun dipped into the CTrina was decided to place the entire Foca the seventh day following the troduce Realsilk's new .spring j thur H. Illing will work with the floor, groaning. His mother rush- flrllt Insertion of each ad otherwiae Free delivery service. Tel. 4531 A committee in the local schools in .sea out past Corrcgldor on March party in two planes, leaving be- ed to him and asked: line of dresses, slack suits, nylon iiiiHHion to Erect Them n when, in the deeping darkness, rH30 AftE eetke ...... t> A Hale Building was made last The work of the State Land was at the wheel of the leading Japanese-infested areas. Gunners PIANO TUNING and repairing Hen's a ques- Cmrd o f Th anks ...... £ Articles for Sale 45 night to the Board of Selectmen .\rmy is designated to register craft as the little convoy started •and observers manned their sta- tioB en that In ICtmorlam ...... FPlayer piano specialty. John by the J. W. Hale (Company. labor for farm help to expand pro- the hazardous trip which some ad- tions, searching the skies for en- new Wages and I j OBI and Found ...... 1Cockerham, 28 Bigelow atreet. FOR SALE—MEN’S REBUILT This request was made by mem- visers had warned was a "fantas- ABBOvneemneta ...... I duction to save the season's crops, emy fighters which, however, did Hear r n 11 ■g Personals ...... i Tel. 4219. / and relasted shoes. Better than bers of the firm due to current Mrs. Pero stated. tic venture.” not appear. which says that r: Aetomokllea new cheap shoes. Sec them. Sam dangers to plate glass in the store Par$ Time Work But the general said. "W e go Land Finally at Darwin the boss has to AutOBDObles fo r 8ale ...... * Yulyes, 701 Main. fronts seen in recent parking of an Women, boys and girls and men with the fall of the moon. We go Autonobtlee for Exchanse .... I Help Wanted— Female 35 'The big bombera landed finally pay th e em- Auto Accessorist^Tlres ...... 4 increasing number of wheels. The ace needed for regular farm work. during the Ides of March." at Darwin, just after an air raid ploye for Ive FOR SALE—2 ELECTRIC Ught A . Auto RepairlnK~Palntlns •••• 7 WANTED—EXPERIENCED sew- firm asks that the three bicycle They may register for regular Signal Lights Seen alarm had sounded in the northern minates’ time at Auto Schools ...... 7*A plants, 1 refrigerator, like new. ing machine operators. Apply racks be placed at the curb front- ; jobV or for parttime work It seemed strange after living Australian port. the start and '/ Autos—-Ship hy Truck ...... t Inquire A. Chagnot, Brewster ing the store to obviate the dan- in blackouts for three months to Autos—For Hire ...... * Manchester Knitting Mills. Tel. thiDughout the summer, she stated. A hurried transfer was made end of the day Y Qaracee^Servics—Storsfe ... 10 street. North Coventry. gers noted. They may even register for short see automatic Ught houses operat- there, the party had a quick bite If he changes - 6304. Ample Room There Motorcycles^Blcycles ...... il ------1------periods of work, such as a week or ing. Along the shore (Japanese) to eat and was off again south- his clothes in ALLEY OOP Gangway BY V. T. H A M LIN ^Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... 12 Herbert B. House, declared that two. or even for a few hours on signal lights were -seen, flashing the plant What Buslaeoe aod Profeoslonal Servlees WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN FOR SALE—GLIDER. Telephone ward. the frontage on Main street in 120 the warning of the approach of happens if he's Business Services Offered .. IS to care for small child. (?all at 98 5762. certain days. "Few not on the voyage can LOOK OUT, ALLEV.. / I TOLD VOU.' Household .Services Offered ....IS-A feet with a depth of 15 feet from Men and women who will be I what were presumed to be), ene- a slow dresser—does he ^ Walnut street, after 5 p. m. realize the fortitude, stamina and HE'S (BONG TO I HE'S SLAMIXED j A / T y I NOW BulldlnK—rontractina ...... M the building line to the edge of the willing to work on farms, Mrs. n\V a i r c r a f t . determination to get through with time or go home naked? That ; I { aw av Florists— Nurseries ...... lb curb, ample room for three racks. ought,to be a big Item of concern ESC APB' Funeral Direciors ...... li Household Goods 51 Pero stated, if called in an emerg- The roar of the "P T " boats was which the general imbued the en- fCestlns— Plumldng — Roofing .. IT Each rack, he said, would occupy ency may register as a Reserve confusing even to the Japanese. tire group." Diller.sald. for the boys with General Mc- Insurance ...... IS three square feet sidewalk space. Arthur, who probably hayen't An Inexpensive Home Outfit Labor Supply These Land Minute Just before the departure of the "Mrs. MacArthur was a splen- Hlitlnery —Jjressmaklng ...... 1> CARPENTERS Parking of bicycles against tht Men and Land Minrte Women will had their clothes off for weeks. Moving—Trucking—i^^orage 2' ! That Doea Not Look Cheap MacArthur convoy we received did soldier. She stood the trip very J, building has become a hazard, it be called only If their help is need- ‘T object, ycur honor— my client's tellint* the truth!" Puitlle Passenger Service ...... 20-A I wanted: ' especially assembled for couples word of the presence of enemy well.” Painting— Papering ...... 21 | was stated, endangering the plate ed to save the crops. I with good taste and limited funds. Pr' j 368 W(K)dIarid Street In Colonial Maple Layouts for a new subdivision In women enlisted for the emergency HdaratlitnNl $145 th^ northwest part of the town, for a few days. To have aiLemerg- Courses and Classes ...... |. Just P a y $2 Weekly formerly owned by E. J. HoU and ency organization set up for s pos- P r i c e A d mi n i s t r a t o r He n d e r s o n p u t s c biu i n s o n c a n n e d ^ Pruate instruction* ...... 2b | presented to the Board last night Dancing ...... 2^-A i jTie Living Room has Sofa, Arm sible emergency, to save this sea- g o o d s b u t t e r r i b l e e m p e r e d a n s r e v e r s e s p r o ces s Musical— I»ramatlc ...... 2'.* ■ Chair and -Master's CTnair with by Attorney George C. Lessner for son's crops of berries, fruit and -T MR, B Wanted — Instructionx ...... 20 ! ARTHUR A. Lamp and End Table. George Griffin, builder, were ap- other farm produce, may save Flnanrlal proved by the Selectmen with the Bonds— Stocks— .MiDrtL'uget ... ll i The Bedroom has Double Bed, many crops that would be other- Business opportunities ...... I. Chest of Drawers and Dresser plus provision that all streets in the' wise wasted. And this is no time to Money to I.oan ...... S3 | KNOFLA throw rugs, lampis. etc. tract would be brought to grade. waste anything. Mrs. Pero stated. Help and ^ItoatlAaa The Kitchen. Refectory Table The new subdivision will add 130 BY MERRILL BLOSSER Help Wanted — Female ...... li i For 'A ll registrations, either for FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS From I To Me Help Wanted— Male ...... St ; and 4 Maple C?hairs plus dishes. moderate priced homes to the regular farm jobs or for emerg Baleamen Wanted ...... S6-.A | See It At town’s growing residential dis- ency work, be on cards of the Help W.anted—Male er Female 2' INSURANCE ALBERTS-Est. 1911 tricts. all under FH A financing. United SUtes Employment Ser- USTTN lb THIS — IT CAME IN THF Dea* laso SMITH- THE wocDsib >ou* pAnticmc SlOlUSD : *S(NCSRELy, Agents W'anted ...... S7-A i y The homes will cost approximately Hartford—43 Allyn St. vice.,Boys and glrla will register MAIL THIS MORNI84G/ ITS SOMETHING SONS ARE VERY StiRRiNG • THEY WILL OO DOWN LARD smith: , ■ttuatlona W'apted.— Kemal* ... 22 i Ask Vour Neighbor! f Situations W'‘a'nted—Male ... : Phone 6-0358 $4,500 each. through their schools or colleges, FO*. MV MtMO*V 6 0 0 K IN HlSTOatr'. AS A CmZEN OF THIS OREAT NATION. Employmen* Agencies ...... 40 The Selectmen approved an ex- I WANT you Tb 87S Main St. Phone SMO Open Wed. A Sat. Eves. probably about April 1. Men and KNOW HOW MUCH I.lv# Stuck— Hefe— Poalfry— tension of Pine Acres Terrace de- women will register in their com- %'ehlrl^ I veloped by the Manchester Cor- r 'lO u * W AR EFFORT Doga— Birds— F*ets ...... 41 8123 munities at the Volunteer ^ rv lc e MAS M EN Live Stock —Vehicles ...... 1 poration. Sixty additional houses Bureaus. Business mep and women appr ec iated poultry and Supplies ...... 43 I will be constructed west of the Wanted — Pets—Poultry — S'"Ck 44 ! who will give their time after Jones says: Something charming has been present tract to yitgl 2^0 In the wCrkln* hours will register with Far Sale— %fIscellaarous added! Here la a simple daytime I Articles For }*a^e ...... 45- “What is_ Next to Heaven?” group. the same'agencies. B'.ita and Accessories ...... 4*> dress made distinguished, different' Bills totaling $12,132 were ap- good wife— good food and P a id R e gula r W a g e s BuMdina Mjuerinis ...... 4: FOR SALE and flattering by the addition of a proved and ordered paid. Select- Volunteers who Work in the Diamonds — W'atches—Jewelry 4S a home of your ow n!" soft cowl neckline. A feature which man Harold Symington acted as Electrical Appliances— R.id j .. 4^ 4-Ruum UoUage. (iood lo- Connecticut Land Arm y will be Fuel and ...... 4S-A Buy now and he at peace! will be greatly appreciated by secretary of the b ^ rd In the ab- paid. Mrs. Pero sUtes. The pay Qarden —Farm — Dair> ucia I'- cution. ^ Q o c n women who like simplicity marked sence of Secretary S. Raymond wdl be either by the month, if it B(»iisehoId *; lodt ...... 41 ___ $5,000 Price...... 6 Rotims . . . .■ with smart detail — and a perfect Smith who is ill. is a permanent summer job, and klachiner> amj To.i^ ...... 6 Rooms . . . . ___ 85,500 background for lovdly jewels or Mnstcal I nsi r uu * o ...... b? The Selectmen adjourned Bast wages and board may b* given by ___ $5,300 gleaming strands of pearls. Cut is Off'ca and jS’ - ' c i i-, nt ... Sr 5-Room Single. Oil heat. 6 Rooms . . . . night’s meeting to tonight when the farmer; or by the day, or by Bnectals at 'lie ...... $4,200 6 Rooms . . . . one with the very plain bodice, the surprise blackout occurred the hour, or piece work. 'The vol- W. .irlna .4t>i'.*rei—F jrs ...... I'. 2-car gaiage. (iood high S Rooms . . . . ___ $1,500 this neckline la easily managed and W ■■•ed —T • 1; . I S unteers will he paid regular fai m SCORCHY SMITH Toni Takes a Hint BY JOHN C. TERRY RitoMa— Bnard— Reeona location, off Bridge street. I— S Fanil l.v .... $8,400 you'll have a dreaa which stands ___ $9,500 Oaa Expeift Short Answers wages according to their ability. •leeln«ranie Price ... 1—'J Farall.v . out from all the rest by its unique Great emphasis has been placed in. Wit'.,Ml ' Fln.r.l ...... H* .... $4,500 (f I PONT N£SO ANT BV23UaA(5e.V«IVT' I—2 Familv . smartness. on using local labor for local farms 5242 (45 70NI W 5K TLg INADCW. fcoacri'if Kcrnt W4L'« fiCTTNE Bc.mlrti \..ini, i 4S-A $5250 ___ $5300 Pattern No. 8123 is designed for Kansa.s (?ity. March 24.—(4^ ptUijrv B'.I • ,1 - - Ilf • >1' ...... 1— 2 F a m i l y . In order to save transportation. IV:»l E CKTCtSS HK ON' TH6 hfiAO. . CQ. N'S VASrSZ ME PUE [to leave tvus wtv' ve FOR THtry ___ $4,300 si4 es 14. 16. 18. 20: 40 and 42. Size Kansas C?lly, March 24.—Uf)—Kan- Bv Mra. Aww Chbot and sort out the very gayest snd '•— 4>aiaurant...... A. 6-Rooni Single. Fireplace. I—2 Family . The units of boys and girls will be PEND M rTT*20AO SErORE HE Roomt— Bvard ...... *4 1— 2 F a m i l y ___ .86.500 16, short sleeves, requires 4'j sas C5ty taxpayers can expect n. ^ If, Kan Venn. COlorful pcrCSleS, COttonS under supervision and some girls, One of my readere In Sen Fran anfl .<»llcoes. Make the tullpe of “ oecvES io Plus vt riRfs.' !l*»l C.lal. For H.at Hot water heat. Located 1 S i n g l e ...... ___ 31AOO yards 38-lnch mgterlal. short answers from their city gov- iTtVAOta. Flata. T.n.m fnta- as North End of ^ ernment. The city manager today boys or women may be hinised cisco has told me that the calla yellows, lavenders or shades / . liDaia Locatlona (or R.nt .. *< 2 S in g le s . . . ___ $5,500 For this attractive pattern, send .... $7,000 15c In coin, your name, address, ordered all departments to write directly with the farmers, living my originid quUt designs "Blue of roee. lnyaa for Rani ...... town. Price ^ O O v l U I. S in g le ...... conditions also will be.supervised. Ifeurhan Kor R.nt ...... Hi pattern number and size to The briefly single space and to make Ribbon QullU." She Wants a To obtain pattern for "TuUps In Honi.a fo r R.nt ..... *', If >1111 .are liHikIng for a lionie, Also several slnglcB, douWea ManchesUr Evening Herald To- carbon copies of replies on backs whole series of my designs so that i the Wind" Quilt (Pattern No. atad to Ram - ...... a* and farm and lake properties of letters answered. In order to F otbm Arm y A ir Oorpn Heal Kalala Far aata now l» the lime. 1 ha\e other day’s Pattern Serx'lce. 106 7th ave- ahe can "take mom prixe«." 5242) actual alxe cutting pieces irtmrni Uulldini (or Sal. .. a> I — 5—6-room houses for sale. too numerous to mention. Give nue, N ew York, N. Y. conserve paper. ' In the here '•U my , for flowery leaves and atema, FOR _ rlaaa. Proo.riji (or .Sala ... 10 us your listings—we have cus- London. March 24.— — A »pn- Study our Fashion Book to find TuUp In the Wind quilt—Inspired amounts of aU mterlals specified, T- trial amt I,an4 (or 6ala ...... >1 tomers waiting. the new atylea you want for your- cial Arm y order announcod today »«•** >.,r Sala ...... 1! by a bed of pink and red tuUpa tend 10 cenU. in coin, your name self and your fam ily this Spring. Thermometara For Blind a royal >v$rrant tot formation of (or 6.1a ...... 1) For terras and partlcnlars i,ln,iin»' their beads in an AprU and addreaa and the pattern num- »>■ Prr>i»arni tor Sala ...... I. Shows pattema for all sizes from an Arm y A ir Oirpo. The order j her to Anne Cabot, The Manchee- apply: ICTORY (nr Sala ...... 14 Stuart J. Wasley 1 t o 52. A thermometer, with the de- brinca all Britain's air-home Qullt la of 43 blocks—21 ter Evening Herald, 10$ Seventh t.'iii*-!' for RxcSinta .... 1* Real Estate and Insurance Pattern 15c, Pattern Book 15c. grees marked with raised figures troops, Into one unit, a stsp which in tad -n ..' Kataia ...... ii plain and 21 of appUqued tulip Avenue, New York Q ty. En- _____ BUY State Theater Building JONES REALTY One PatU m and Pattern Book and inscriptions in Braille char- is expected . to be started by plac- / ."} ■ at-rrioa—iLeeal Matlaaa $1 O ak S tre e t Wks. Each block is 13 inebea close 1 cent postage for each pat- LNJlKb STATTS 1 N o n r a a ...... •• Tel. M48 or 7146 ordered together 25c. Enclose Ic acters, has been Invented for the ' ing glider troops imder the ■ qew TeL $254 or 7247 •quara. Search your scitQt bsig tern ordered. postage for each pattern. use of blind persons. | command. BONDS • STAMPS

llan( Lind, Noble Grand; Louis J. Oo. la B well eatabliahed concern The North Methodist W. 8; C. 8. Parmenter, vice- grand;- Charles and under the leadership of Mr. has set the date of Thursday for a Vermont Loflgfe Lumber Firm McKinney the company is planning Davis, warden; Edward Duniilee, Range and About Town rummage sale, to he held in the Dr. William L. Conlon and conductor; We.sley Iri.sh, chaplain; in the near future to expand Ita

Coughlin building on Depot Square Dr. Robert R. Keeney are the Carleton J. Holden, past grand; Has New Head facilities. Mr. McKinney Is succes- from nine o'clock on. Mrs. Betty physicians of the Manchester To Exemplify Fred Hulett, R S.N.G., Harry sor to Ruaaell J, Paul, who recent- Fuel Oil s Robert Carney. Herald reporter, Smith, chairman of the committee Medical Assiiclatlon who will Winn, L.S.N.G., Richard Hamilton, ly resigned to join G. E. Willis A the Memorial hospital tnla will arrange to have articles call- respond to emergency calls to- R.S.V.G., Roy Pollard,. L.S.V.G., Son, Inc. ed for if donors will telephone her morrow afternoon. Everett T. 'McKiiinev Is Mr. McKinney la active in town ^jBominK after having spent one Odd Fellows in This and Richard Park, Inside Guard- The . ‘ there being treated for a 5613. ian. Others who will as.slat on the iMade General Mana- affairs and Is chairman of the i'la f Infection. Vicinity to Gather in team are: Ralph Yeaw. James Aus- Manchester Board of Education W. G. Glenney Donald E. Deyo, of 36 Bigelow The Married Couples club of the tin, W. I. Howard, Benjamin Zu- ger pf Local Concern. and secretary of the Board of Tax Unne Lodge, No. 72. KnlghU of street, bursar of Hillyer Junior Second Congregational church will Willimantic Saturday. kauskas, Merrill Sparks and Ed- Review. t ■ Vythiaa, w ill hold lU regular meet- College of Hartford, was elected hold a supper meeting tomorrow win Frost. This team )s ‘considered Co. ■ A t a recent meeting of the board ^ kig tomorrow night ^ president of the Connecticut Busl- evening at 6:30 at the church. The Members of King Darid Lodge_ one of the outstanding degree Coal, Lumber, Masons’ SappUea, of directefra of The Manchester •'elock in Orange hall. The Past i}css Educators association, at its guest speaker will be Rfcv. Oscar teams in Vermont. Paint No. 31 I.O.O.F., together with Lumber A Fuel Co., Everett T. Religious Play Chancellors' association will have 40th convention in Bridgeport, 888 No. Main St. Tel. 4148 Campbell. those of Odd Fellow lodges in East The local committeeman as.sis- McKinney, of the town, was mpde a meeting, Wednesday, April 1. Saturday. Mr Deyo is also head of ting Mr. Roberts is Thomas R. the department of business ad- Hartford. Rdckville. Stafford general manager and elected as- At South Church The Mothers Circle of the Im- i^prings. Putnam. Danielson, W illi- Maxwell. sistant treasurer of the company. Technical Sergeant Lawrence ministration at Hillyer. Miss Eliz- maculate Conception will meet to- CSiarles Dillon, son of Mr. and Mrs. abeth-Berger another member of mantic, Central Village, Jewett For the past 10 years Mr. Mc- morrow evening at the home of City and Norwich are planning a WUUam D. Dillon of 8 Oak place, the Hillyer faculty was elected Mrs. Thomas Moriarty, 9 Strick- Kinney has been a land developer "His Cross" a religious .drama gala inter-district meeting to be who enllstW for service a month secretary ol the association. land street. T and general insurance agent in in one act by Ralph P. Claggett la », has been called to Fort Drv- held in the Willimantic Town Hall Hartford and Manchester. His new next Saturchay evening at which Recreation being prepared for Palm Sunday I tor active duty in the 95th Sig- The Emblem club will hold a Albert Eells. Newton Taggart position will require his full time, time a degree team from Wana- and therefore he Is retiring from evening at the South Methodist Battallon. He has been em- 1 ublic bridge tomorrow evening at i cheney Heck, three local boys church. This play with a Good F ri- ployed by the American Telegraph eight o'clock at the Elks Home in who • leave• Friday for t Fort:-— . Devens------Center Items day setting and message promises and Telephone Company In Spring- were given a party last night at Rockville, for the benefit of the to bring to all persons the deep field and was given a party re- Supreme lodge Ways - and Means Oaano’s cottage at Bolton lake. A Today: .cenUy by his feUow workers at the significance of Holy Week, committee. Mrs. George L. Grazia- delicious chicken and spaghetti 6-9 Junior boys' game room Hotel Kimball, Springfield, and Miss Hazel Driggs is taking part (lio of Henry street who Is a mem- dinner was served, and Impromptu open E. S. and \V. S. in the play and acting as coach. presented with a purse of money .speeches given by the former as- ber of the latter committee is 6- 7 Small gym open for boxing Others in the cajL include: Thomas and a pen and pencil set. sociates and friends of the young chairman of the card party and all E S. Cordner. Robert Gordon, Joan M il- past presidents of the RockWllc men. were enjoyed. They were 7- 8—Small gym open for hand- ler, Connie Kehler, Robert Rich- Emblem club .are assisting. Past also remembered with numerous Mrs. W. G. Crawford of Acad- ball E. S, mond, and W. Ralph Ward, Jr., presidents from Manchester in- acceptable gifts. emy street, vice regent of Orford 7-8—Women’s plunge period Mrs. Bernard Miller Is also aseist- clude .Mrs. George H. Williams, Parish Chapter. Daughters of the E S. Ing in the production and Thomas American Revolution, is attending .Mrs. Thomas Dannaher and Mrs. Richard S. Carpenter, son of Mr. 7- 8:30 - Clowns' basketball pe- Maxwell La In charge of the' stag- , I n c , the state convention being held in James H. McVeigh. Prizes will be and Mrs. Fred F. Carpenter of 63 nod E. S. ing andHighting which is a special j Danbury today and tomorrow. awarded the winners and refresh- Pitkin street was honored with a 8:30-10 - American Lilhu.^.lan feature of this drama. | FURNITURE AND MUSIC ments will be served. farewell dinner last night at the Citizens Club basketball period Villa Loulaa, Bolton, by local rela- It will be presented In the church 763 Main St. Tel. 5680 Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Slawson E S. hall and will be preceded by a Little girls of St. John's church tives and friends. He is one of the have moved from 59 Oxford street 8- 10—Bowling alleys reserved service of worship conducted by on Golway street, chosen to serve boys to be inducted In the U. S. to their new home recently com- for P. Emond'a group E. S. Lewis Haskins, a lay-preacher of 0* flower girls in the Easter pro- service Friday at F'ort Deveps, and pleted in the West View tract on the South Methodist church. Read Herald Ad vs. Strickland street. Richard McLag- cession, are requested to appear Is well known In Insurance circles. Tomorrow: tor rehearsal at the church tomor- an, who recently acquired the 6-9— Junior boys’ game room property vacated by the Slawsons. row afternoon at four o’clock, and The final sitting of the setback open E. S. and W. S. with his wife and infant pon will again Saturday morning at ten tournament will be held this eve- 6-6:45—-Junior boya’ plunge pe- move from 25 Stone street to c'clock. ning at headquarters of the Msin- ST. JAMES’S SCHOOL HALL chester Fire Department on Main riod E, S. their new home the latter part of PARK STREET at Hilliard street at 8:30 sharp. 6- 7— Small gym open for band- the week. Anderson Shea Auxiliary, Unless they fall apart at the ball E. S. V.F.W., will meet tonight at 8:15 seams, the Valvoline Oil com- 7- 8— Small gym open for boxing Three cases of measles in Man- at the V.F.W home. Officers are E S.

York State and daughters of Robert Road are A t Our Pharmacy! morial hospltaL AT OUR FAaO R Y STORE 26 REGULAR GAMES spending the week In Atlantic situa-

aty, N. J. rm 4 D O O R P R I Z E S W AX BEANS AT FAaORY PRICES ALL FOR $3.00 ORDERS Mrs. Emma L. Nettleton of 1— $10 F R E E G A M E Huntington street, past prealdent 3 Cans 49c of the Rebekah state assembly Is ■egulariy I9c can. Doz. $1.89 attending the meeting of Thames 24 HOUR SERVICE ALL FOR 2.5c

City Past Grands this afternoon, •I 100% Pure Wool Sweaters Tables and Chairs for Everyone! and serving' as vice grand while Plenty of Parking Space! Try these real- the past grands exemplify the de- CITY Doors Open At 7:00 P. M.. gree work. Past grands of Sunset Playing Starts A t 8:00 P. .M. ly fine Rebekah lodge who accompanied (Shirts, Slacks and Toppers

TOMATOES Mrs. Nettleton and will be guests TAXI at the supper in the Mechanics hall 58 Parnell Place Large Selection of Water-Repellent Aero-Cloth Jackets

Buy a dozen on Broad street, were Mrs. Emma IDA ORFTTELLI, for Men, Women and Children. cans and save. Dowd, Mrs. Mary Fisti and Mrs. ^ Prop. «ET YOUR Minnie Krause. PHONE PURINA OHIOKt Retail Salesroom 3230 New Item Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Stowell I f you want cUcki that arc bred and fad to of 162 Center street, were surpris- lire and glow Into tcp-producins laytra . . .

Blue Label Small Whole ed last night when a group of their ana,and, oaet course,count, youyuu d o . . . than you U like our Purina Embryo-Fad Onions, c a n ...... 19c local friends, called to help them Chickt. Thay'ra four

celebrate the 25th anniversary of vaya better than chicks MANCHESTER that do not hsaa a four- FOR PINEHURST their wedding. The guests brought NOW point procram o f fine

with them a supply o f good things braadint, aound managament, Purina COAL IS KING! Embryo-feeding, and diaaasa control behind to eat and a handsome silver tray them. Coma in today—aa* our top-quality aa a group gift and reminder of Purina Embryo-Fed Chicka. Batter order KNITTING MILLS

the silver wedding. youta NOW — while they laat By comparison with other types of East Middle Turnpike and Center Street EATS A FEW CENTS MORE, fuels, coal ukes the lead in efficiency DIAL 4151 Mrs. Joseph Johnston, chairman AND WORTH IT 14c Manchester Green Open Evenings Until 9:00 of the rummage sale sponsored by and in economy. You can’t find a Baby Beef the Ladies Guild of St. Mary's PHD PURINA STARTINA church. Thursday, announces that Go*d cftleka dMnaaJ deed fMd — tlMt'a better way to keep your home healed the church will be open tomorrow wkp « • urg« pou to il«o your cliIckR tiM LIVER, lb. 35c LIGHT Mart o « Purloo Chick StonMO. at an even, healthful temperature. afternoon and evening and some •a •topahKilrobUltyoadddfipwtkl ikl TiTokM •r a lj J pouoda p%r chlck‘ one will be on hand to receive With coal heat you experience a sav- Meaty Lean Shoulder 25 LB. B A G ...... C..1.F. ...81-IS donations for the sale. Locust •street entrance. 100 LB. R A G ...... 84.10 Banner Attraction Plus ings that no other fuel can offer. Lamb Chops

Better order quality Lehigh ^Valley The Sunday school staff of

lb. 38c Emanuel Lutheran church will PROTICT YOUR CHICKS Nationally Famous Player coal today! meet this evening at the home of PROM DISIAS1 iant treefrom of iH t G Tender Stewing Lamb •Mr. and Mrs. Herman V. Johnson USB PUBINA CHCK-R-TABg la fSa JAHAIOI UVe AND BRCEO H«3H drtakiM »«to r. M tokloto—otOy JBce Shank Soup Bones of 51 Kensington street. DISmrtCT THS BEOOOUI with Pur. UP IN THt TROPICAL TREU- Broilers, Fryers, Fowl lao Cra>ao.fcc, tadpoles swim in watcp Stutz Modzelewski QUART CAN...... $1.05 Rib Roast Beef, except There will be ^w ing tomorrow TV4ATIS IN THE CUPPEOLEAVeS. from 10 30 on for the Red Cross -WITH- first three r jb s ...... lb. .‘59c * va-.««a» „). I at Center church house.

Equipment Specials Are you aware that VAN’S SERV- We have a full Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., of the ■South Methodist church will speak ICE STATION “drlvee ” away car line of baby foods Electric Q Q at the Lenten service tomorrow worries aa thoroughly aa St. Pat- Polish Amerks & Brooders .. Inclading Brts'hnut evening at .St. Mary's Episcopal rick drove the anakea from Ire- vs. In Glam and rinpp'. church. 3-Ft. land? W e hope you are among

In cans. Buy by Feeders .. The weekly setback tournament 35c our "steadies ”. If you are. your thc dozen ^and uve. vmU take place tonight at the Red car is aure to be kept in good driv- Men’s Social club. Playing will be- The Renaissance Five Checkerboard ing condition. ^ Summer Squash gin promptly at eight o’clock and Fresh Rhubarb all players are requested to be Feed Store present. Green Beans 10 Apel Place Cauliflower Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary. Manchester Tel. ^711 Basketball Game Watercress U. S. W. V.. will celebrate its 22d VAN’S I S 427 HARTFORD ROAD PHONE J66L Red Ripe Tomatoes birthday with a supper tomorrow evening a t'6 30 at the Y. M.

Radishes, bu. 5c The standing dining room com- TICKETS ON SALE mittee will be in charge. Com-

rades of Ward Cheney Camp have At the following places: been Invited.

METER’S SMOKE SHOP

Birdseye Peas, COMMUNITY LUNCH ji Special...... 25c box G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. E.\STER SUITS NORTH END PACKAGE STORE Try Birdseye Strawberries For Men and Boys— 1^ for dessert. CHARTER OAK TAVERN Ready to Wear or Made to Order. POLISH-AMERICAN CLUB PHONE $143 Golden Center Toasted Coal, Lumber, NORTH ST. TAVERN

Slate Tailor Shop Wheat Germ ...... 39c OR ANY MEMBER OF THE TEAM

Old Monk Pure Olive Oil

Juke Oranges, doz...... -'Uc Mason’s Supplies,

Game Saturday, March 28 The Manchester

Paint and Fuel Oil

9:15 P. M.

Lumber and Fuel Co.

CENTER STREET SCHOOL ST. REC